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O v w O U U V u 'wiMsB)r 1 t coiner ' SHORTS MOVIES, COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS sratr e. FOURTEEN PAGES SECTION TOO PAGES 9 TO 14 ' FOURTEEN PAGES SECTION TWO ; t; .FACES 9 TO 14 '"i DAILY EAST OEEGONIAK, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 7, 1920. "''"'"''""" frrP5F. Ktf naTg iiiMii,.lrl.imi mm m . .Tbmimmwiismi mmmmmJ . CAMP PERRY, O.. All. 7. (A. P.) Colorado and Ohio rifle teams held top filace among the national guard teams In today' event of the email arm firing school. ' In the civilian rifle contests team from Michigan. Arizona, Iowa, Massachusetts, Indiana, .Minnesota,, Montana and Florida were In the lead. The scores show tht the civilian, teams are leading the guards men on th pistol firing, with New Mexico, Mlnneasota and Khode Island holding first places, . with Oregon, Minnesota and Texas ranking high on the soldier' list. 1 Trapshootlng events will open to morrow under the direction of te R. Oulvln of the American Trapshootlng association. ' . man sweepstakes from the favorite, and 4, Sec. 2 and Lots 1 and 2 Sec. 2, eter ooiey who made bad breaks Tp. 6, a R. 32. . In the first two heats, and then was A. T. Duff to Marlah ft Duff $1.00 outtrotted In the final mile while Dan W 1-2 N l.s nra i-i IW 1.4 Sec. 25. ae lope was piloted out In front by Tp. , N. R. SS. I - n viune, 1 jnrry CTonln to Lenter B. tronin 11. wnue me time was me. tnree fastest . Parts of !( and 7. Block 18. Res. Add., Pendleton. Best time heats trotted this season 2:04 1-4 Dottle Day won the 2:20 trot. Best time 2:08 1.4, Tne Boston man won his first race of the year when W. Fleming came through with him In the. 2:16 pace. Boniquo came through at the wire In the third heat and won, . Hunt time, 2:06 1-4. ANGELS LOSE AFTER 15 Pacific OoaM Uspie . .'. . W. I Vernon .............. .71 Salt Lake ............ . Lo Angela ......... .-ti Can Francisco ......... 61 Portland ,6 Battle ............... .5 Oakland ...67 Sacramento ., Pet. .687 .r. .612 .498 .495 .484 .449 .411 BIO I.FACHTR) BASKRUJi National teaue Xew Tork, 6, ; Chicago 2, I.. . Cincinnati t. Philadelphia 2. Boston 7, St. Uuli 3. Amerloaa Laeagne fit. Ixula 14, Washington 7. Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 1. New Tork. 11, Detroit 7. Chicago 4, Boston 2. TAKES 2 FIRST PLACES ,TOI.EDO. O., Aug. 7. (A. P.) I .en McDonald, the Indianapolis drlv r, enjoyed a field day at the Port Miami trark on get-away day Friday, -winning Im ant ef three events. Mc Donald headed the list In 2:0 tr with Baroa Cegantle and the 2:10 trot with Dottle Day. Huron Cegantle captured the Bead- PORTLAND, Aug. , 7. A reak In the game In the fifteenth gave Port land a 1 to 0 victory over Ioa Ange les In the fourth game of the aeries yesterday. Poison and Pertica had a pitcher's battle all the way and the game was a record for length here this season. Roth teams played bril liantly.' SEALS WTJf FROM KAJMURK SEATTLE, Aug. 7. Timely hitting and fast fielding gave San Francis co a victory over Seattle, 4 to 2, and Seattle lost its first game . In four straights. The visitors got seven of their 10 hits In two Innings which gave them the lead after Seattle had held them with a 1-0 lead up to the fifth. Scott allowed 10 hits, but they proved ineffective. SAME PRESCRIPTION WINS." SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 7. Oak land defeated Salt Lake. 2 to 1. toy repeating In the eighth Inning 'the identical play that brought the first tally In the second frame. In each case Wilis doubled and scored on Cooper's sacrifice fly. KMward O. Casey to Lester B. Cron in 23100. Lot 8, Block 17. Res. Add Pendleton. R. X. Htanfield to Miles Lee 1.00 N"H 1-4 NW 1-4 Sec. 12. Tp. 2, N. R, 27. Ray C. Challls to C. O. Walnscott $4,150.00. W 1-2 NW 1-4 NVV 1-4 NW 1-4 8W 1-4 NW 1-4 Sec. 4, Tp. 4, N. R. 29. Use the Phones, Grocery 526 Other Dept's 78 Gito Use the Phones Grocery 526 QUA.L,fTr -hi it na SERVICE vmer ucyt.m to LEAGUE ADVOCATE IS ST. LOUIS. Aug. 7. (A. P.) With the gubernatorial nominations virtual ly decided on both republican and democratic tickets, according to in complete, unofficial returns from Tuesday's primary, political interest tonight Is centering on the race be tween senatorial candidates. Returns are coming in slowly but tabulation by the Globe Democrat from approximately 2000 Precincts, includ Ing St. Louis, shows Breckinridge Long former third assistant secretary of state and advocate of the league of na- tlons. leading for the democratic nomination with 89.839, former federal kludge Henry 8. priest, who made, the race on an anti-league and wet plat form, second with 32,109. and Charles M. Kay. pro-league and dry, 25.903. MEN'S STORE D B UB LB -D REASTED SENATORS BEST TIGERS AGAIN LOS ANGELES, Aug. 7. A triple and three singles off Del In the third, netting four runs, added to one run in the second, gave Sacramento the game with Vernon, 6 to 4. Flttery was effective In pinches until the ninth when he blew up. Bobby Fish er, Tiger second baseman, was put Out of the game in the fifth when he dis puted a called strike with Umpire McOrew. When Fisher reached the bench be threw a bull at McGrew. who sidestepped It. t. . - '"- DEEDS . Arthur George Futter to Fred and Vera Lottie Casteel 21350.00 Lots 2 LEWIS IS THANKED FOR STRIKE EFFORTS n QUALITY KERYICa Our summer stock of pure, fresh foods was never so varied and complete as it id right now. Every day we receive large fresh shipments and our stocks are always kept wholesome and nutritious. The quality is kept up to the high-water mark, and as usual, our prices are only the , very smallest fraction above cost. Pendleton Trading Co. Phon)455 "If If. ia Um Market W Hw It" ' UMATILLA COUNTY FARMERS. H .YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD Paige Oakland Gldsmobile Speed Wagon A Car For Every Use 0. L IIOLDMAN AUTO CO. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Aug. 7. (A P.) President Wilson has expressed to John L Lewis, president of the United Mine Workers of America, his gratification over the prompt action taken by Mr. Lewis In directing the striking coal miners of Illinois and In diana to return to work. Lewis re ceived the letter from President Wil son today saying: "Tour action has gratified me very deeply Indeed. It la the action of a patriotic oitisen and a man of vision. I am glad that you feel as I do that In urging the men to return to work. 1 was speaking in their Interest as much as In the Interest of the general public and of the industrial energy of the country." - Today President Lewis sent tele grams to 30 local unions in Kansas, ordering the striking miners threre to return. According to Mr. Lewis 348S miners are on strike in the Kansas field. In his telegrams. President Lewis declared the strikers are In violation of a contract between the miners and the Southern Coal Operators. IN THE EXECUTION OF. A DOUBLE-BREASTED MODEL, THE FsiSHION PARK DE SIGN ING ROOMS HAVE GIVEN FIRST ATTENTION, TO THE BREADTH AND -RISE OF THE SHOULDERS. THE GARMENT BALANCES ADMIRABLY, AND EN JOYS THE FREE, ENGAG ING ASPECT IV H ICH RE CEIVES GENUINE RESPECT. THE COPYRIGHTED II Y LINE SHOULDER TREAT MEN T HA S B E E N S UC -CESSFULLY INTRODUCED. , CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT THE ANNOYANCE OF A TRY- OH READY-TO-PUT-ON ta1lored aTj?ashiox rARK " " - J $52.50 to $37.50 I - Tk Mfmm, m Mm' fik mm Jrt$t ' rmdj ' LEAGUE PRESIDENT TO " THRESH OUT SCANDAL 'LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Aug. 7. (A. P.) H. McCarthy of San Francisco, president of the Pacific Coast Base bull League will arrive here Sunday to complete his Investigation of the case of "Babe" Borton. Vernon first baseman, according to telegram re ceived from him today by Ed. -. P.. Maier, Vernon owner. Gambling on ball games and other charges have been made against Bor ton by McCarthy, who has said the Tiger player must name persons in volved In an alleged "crap" game be fore he can receive a trial by league directors. Borton has declined to give names or to say anything except that "it is his own business" and that he Is con fident of vindication. Doubtful. Gerald My love for you is like the boudless ocean. . Madeline Just the way I take it. Gerald What do you mean? Madeline With a good many grains of salt. Edinburgh Scotsman. LADRONES SEE THIRD the official language. Now, as a' result of man control of the Mitrianna islands. with the Marshall and Caroline groups went to Japan and Japanese ia the the wac Ger-I cfjicial language. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and t- arvoua Diseases and Diseases of Women. X-Kay Electro Therapeutic. : Temple Bidg. Room 13 Phone 41 ' BfcJl.UA.N CLAL'SSIOMCS Special Agent idaho State Life Insurance Co. An Old Una Company th does all it business In the west. 210 Beauregard St. P. O. Box IS Phone !7-W The population of the Mariannes under Japanese control is 10.000 of whom about 3,000 are Japanese. DR. C. II. DAY Physician and Burgceon Osteopath Rooms it and 25 Smith-Crawford Building. Pelephone T04 Rea. T4-H h. s. Mckenzie, m. d. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office : . 10-11-12 Bond Building , - Pendleton, Ore. fectric Westcmn ... POWER &Ufc?& LIGHT- " 7" -. SM 632 Cottonwood. Phone 337 SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Aug. 7. (A. P.) The passing of Magellan' "isle of the thieves," the Ladrones. from German to Japanese control, marks the third time within a genera tion that the Inhabitants have been subjected to a change in official lan guage. . "I'm going home to move my family a few miles south of Guam, under the Stars and Stripes, where they can talk any language they please," declared Jvan Flores, discharged soldier, at the Marine Corps recruiting station here before departing to the Pacific Islo. He told 4iow his parents were con tent under the Spanish rule, when in If 99. the Ladrones. known also as the Marianne Islands, were disposed of, the southern island of Guam going to the United States and the northern 'enrts. including Spalpan 'where his family lived, being sold to Germany. The Spanish, In the days when they had taken the island from the Portu guese, decreed Spanish as the official An fasces ,ii n'fcj iuti a . . r i. .i . . i b DOWNEY'S MARKET Hot weather meats that con tain all the necessary food elements.' For Your Far Ki with , ''Western-Electric Back of if THIS outfit fiirnishes electric power and . light easy to put in simple to run gives dependable service. 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Son.- of our Pendleton users who hare owned WALES AddiM A ListiiiH Machines for from one to six years are: Slailn AMI Cvmaaay. Mirk ere A t rledly t. B. Meatier !, Iiceea Ht'l U erke CrwCerd araitara Caw Ask them for their frank opinion. r r. nu.es. Oenf-rai Agent CECIL COPPER. , Local KepreaenU tie. CECIL COPPER. Pendleton. Ore iron. Give me a WALKS demon stratloav I'm not promising buy 4us 1 am Interested. Name Address , , ,,. , , lanjpuaae. The Germans in 1S99 made German
