East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, April 21, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

East Oregonian : E.O., April 21, 1920, DAILY EVENING EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextSPORTS MOVIES COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS im. COMICS TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7-TO 10 iQre&onim) TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON WEDNESDAY, APEIL 21, 1920. J""" """"I wjt ' Bt 4 icWll SUM hWEEKLY t -y f3t0r AMERICA WILL ENTER FULL TEAMS OF RIFLE AND PISTOL EXPERTS Teams Will Leave New York on June 26 and Take Part in Olympic Contests Prom July 22 to July 31. v (By Associated Prow.) NBW YOIIK, April 81. Flnnl ar ra riflemen tn were completed here to. day for the entry of a full complement of AmrrlKui rifle and pistol experts In the Olympic, grumes shooting con- SEE SHABBY, FADED GARMENTS TURN NEW I tests to be held at Ileverloo, HelKium, ! July 22 to 81. The team will sail from thin city on Juno 26 and 1h expected to arrive at the EMffiUm army range in time to allow two weeks of practice. Hpeeial try-outs will he held in vari ous parts of the country during the next few weekn and the final trials, on which the team selections will be bABid, will be held at the United States marine rifle range nt Quantloo, Vir ginia, late in May and June. The riflemen will spend'the week of May U4 to 29 in qualifying for the j team and on June It, 22 and U3 the pistol experts will ehoot over the j Quantlco range for positions on the 1 I nlted States Olympic team. Special Belffian targets and other Olympic shooting conditions will be duplicated at these trials. The Olym pic events consist of about twelve com petitions for individuals and teams with army rifle and pistol; hunting arms and revolvers at moving and stationary targets over ranges extend ing from 32 to 658 yards. Entries in these events will consist of from six to seven marksmen of whom two will be Bubatttute. COLLEGES WILL VIE IN PROGRAM OF FLYING STUNTS ATM1NE0LA, N. Y. First Important Aviation Event of 1920 Takes Place May 7; Big Year in Aerial Sportdom Seen by Writers. 'Diamond byes" Make Apparel Fresh and Stylish. Old ron't worry about perfect results. Us Diamond Dyes," guaranteed to irlvn a new, rich, fadeless color to nny fabric, whether It be wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed frood, dreAses, blouses, ntockingx, skirts, children's coats, feathers, draperies, covering. The Direction Book, with each pack age tell so planily how u diamond dye over any color that you can not make a mistake. To match any material, have 1ni(r- ftist show you "Diamond Dye Cat A. HOW THEY iX STAND Pacific 1 oust league Standings. W. L, Pet. Portland 7 3 .700 Oakland , 8 5 .U, San Kranclsco 7 i .583 Vernon 7 7 .500 Racramento 6 6 .500 Salt Ijikc 5 7 .417 Seattle 5 .7 .417 Los Angeles 4 9 .309 Where Tln-y Play Xext Week Ios Angeles at Seattle; San Fran- Color Cisco at Portland; Sacramento at Oak land; Salt Lake at Vernon. QUALITY SEJtVICi: SANITATION Snow Drift 2 Pound Cans 75c 4 Pound Cans $1.40 8 Pound Cans $2.75 A Real Bargain. Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 'if it's in the Market We Have It" N'BW YORK, April 21. Air events Planned for 1920 promise to make it a hlfc aiiatlon sport year, according to the American Flying Cllib, The firHt event of importance will be the flying field day of the Intercollegiate Flying AwiJCiatlon at Mineola Field, N. Y., May 7. Bleven colleges and universities will be represented in var ied program of flying stunts, which will bo concluded 'with a cross coun try flight. In this race each will be I permitted to enter two airplanes and a cup will be awarded to the winner. 1 The sturt will be made at Mineola Field, where the race also will end after a circuit that probably will in clude Philadelphia and Princeton. Arrangements also are being made by the club for a seaplane race around Iorig Inland. This probably will be held early in the summer. The club Ih o "operating with the training and operations group of the United States Army Air Service In planning for a transcontinental air race between New York and Alaska, a distance of 4,970 miles. In the tentative plans tljo course is mapped out from Min eola across United States territory to Minot, N. D., crossing the Sa-skatche-wan. Can., and across the Dominion to Fort Kgbert on the Alaska border. In Alaska the route runs to Circle. Fort Yukon, Fairbanks by way of Fort Ciibbon, thence to Nulato and Nome. Compulsory stops at an ave rage f each 150 miles will be arrang ed. Flying events of a sporting nature will not be confined, however, to the United States in 1920, In France a Pying meet is scheduled to be held at JuvIhv, near Paris. May 22 and 23. The Hritish aircraft exhibitions will be held at London in July. In addition the Hritish government has offered eevereJ millions in pounds as prizes for various airplane sporting events too be held during the year. The Cape to Cairo route M being blazed. Between the two points the distance by rail, steamship or ground transport is ap proximately 6.223 miles. The aerial line is about 5,200 miles. "A Word to the Wise" says the Good Judge You want real chewing satisfaction. A little of the Real Tobacco Chew lasts so much longer than the old kind. You don't need a fresh chew nearly as often so it costs no more to chew this class of tobacco. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco NATIONAL OPEN GOLF CHAMPION AND WESTERN TITLE HOLDER HE DEFEATED AT 37TH HOLE Continued OUR BIG LARD SPECIAL 10s $2.80 5s $1.40 BRING YOUR PAIL AND SAVE AN ADDITIONAL 10c Lard will advance very shortly and you had better get a reasonable supply. Phone 187 LIBERTY MARKET TROUT CATCHES FAR UP CREEKS ARE REPORTED Trout fishing in the mountain promisee to be fairly sood by Sunday, aooordtns 'to reports trickling Into Pendleton. The lower streams nre al so clearing; up and may produce their Quota of fish, but away up stream gives most .promise of fishing now. An angler took 20 nice rainbows above Bingham Springs this week, some being as long as 16 Inches. There aie lc-t of whitefish fn the river In that vicinity and quite a catch of these fish ti also possible. A party fiom L.-1 Grande is reported a having filled tchlr baskets In the Ml-eara between Ivamela and Men Cham day befnr yesterday. There wl three in the party and all .t close to the ihr .t of fine trout, ro per .Meuchani reek is also said 10 i .n g' ort shape R W and good catch are possitle more rain N'ls ltd the i. ip.U grow warm. HwW? ' i' wiiwlifii i ' " T tHLi i i ay" JSBH For Your Farm with Western Electric Back of it THIS outfit furnishes electric power'and light easy to put in simple to run gives dependable service. - No better outfit than this is made none has given better service. And electric service is what you, want. You get it from this outfit See this plant in operation. J CHAS. MILNE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 108 East Alta St., Opposite Alta Theatre. Vacuum Cleaners Lighting Fixtures DR. J. EDWIN SHARP Dental X-Rar bT Appointment Oyal Arueulatea uantaree. Inland Empire Bank Bid ' ! Offtow I-hone ttO. Home Phone 7t4 CECIL COSPES PUBLIC ACCOLNTAJCT LVCOMJS TAX ADVI&jUI mith-Crawford Hide. Opoit Pendleton Hoti Phon ioio r Golfers disagreed as to which was the better golfer Walter Hagen, of Detroit, national open champion, or Jim Barnes, of St. Louis, western open champion. To decide the question these professionals were brought together In a match at New Orleans scheduled to go thirty-six holes. At one static Of the final half the national champion was four down but he squared the match at the thirty-fifth hole, halved the thirty-sixth and won at the thirty seventh with a three. This photograph was taken while they were chatting after the morning Found which ended all even. DIG LEAGUE BASEBALL National League. Huston 0, Brooklyn 1. (11 innings.) Philadelphia 3, New York 0. St. Louis 13, Chicago I. , American Icaue, Boston I, New York 2. Washington 8, Philadelphia 5. Cleveland 11, Detroit 10. 1NCBKASKO PAY AGREED ON (By Associated Press.) WASHINOTON, April 21. Inereas-, c pay for commissioned officers and the enlisted personnel of tho army,' navy, marine corps, coast guard and public health service was agreed upon,j yesterday by the house and senate j oon ferees. PHONE 600 BLIND IAN PEELS FOR VERNON IN 14-4 GAME (By Associated Press.) I.OS AN'iKl.KS. April tl. A slRllt-l leiw fan enl in the press hojc yesterday I lisi.-iiinir to tho crack of wood on' Iralher as Sacramento won from Ver-, ' non 14 to 4. About the seventh InninR I He muttered think heaven. I'm J hlind." and tapped his way to the out er world. Tho only feature of the pnme was i the nerve inf Mollwit!'.. Sacramento j ! first baWMMB. who was knocked un- . oonacloua try a pitched hall, hut re- vived and trotted to first. scorinB be. for he retired from the (tame. I feel sorry for boys iht h.ave just corn-flakes 1x8 Jbecaxxse their mothers dorit know the hesr flakes are POST TOASTIES Meat for every day in the week and just the flavour. DOWNEY MARKET J J. L. VAUGIIAN ELECTRIC CONTRACTS EVERYTHING ELECTRIC The Federal Electric Washer Machine we are showing is a new machine in this city. Before buying look it over. Phone ISt M I- Court St. Oakland S, Salt Lake 2 (By Associated lrcss. SAN" FRANCISCO, April II. A fast double play In the elhth inninu cut off salt Ijike's hopes of victory, and Oakland won. 3 to Tho Kees filled he bases, and only .me man was out. hut Hamilton picked off Orat's fast crounder near first haw and re lired to the side. spoilinK the Itee's chance of evening up the score. CHILD STARTS CLOTHES WRINGER AND CATCHES HAND BETWEEN ROLLS i tPv Associated Press.)) YAKIMA, Wa. April It. Panny Mitchell, two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. ltottert Mitchell nf this city nar rowly escaped toss of one arm In n power r-Iothes wrinuer this morninc. While his mother whs out of the room the child started the v. rinser and his ha nd had Mm drawn throuph the r-dls whi'ii Mrs. Mitchell succeeded in FOR SALE A LEASE ON 3680 OF WHEAT LAND. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. 1000 acres in winter wheat-looking fine. 2000 acres in summer fallow. ' (-580 acres good bunch .crass pasture. Complete outfit consisting of 45 head pood horses and mules and all harness, machinery and equip ment including combine and stationery rig and farm truck wagons, cows and chickens. Lease can run five years or longer. Price including wheat and summer fallow and all, $-15000.00. One half cash, balance arranged. In one of the best wheat districts in Washington. Oregon-Washington Ranches Co. Ross CL Lashlev, Met. Bowman Hotel Bid?. Phone 542 Morrow County Wheat Land We nre obliged to announce that the prices on all our list ings in Morrow Co. will ad t vance from $2.50 to $5.00 per BCW May 1st. The quality of the land and crop conditions justify this. But why not make this extra money yourself? Kerley & Lundell 721 Main St. Phone 477 g him.