East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 14, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text-. SPOUTS MOVIES COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS COMICS II FOURTEEN PAGES section too PAGES 9 TO 14 J DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 14, 1920. SECTION TWO l-HHTP(B1y' Wbl) PAGES 9 T0 14 J r iij'lijSlll NINTH INNING REVIVAL GIVES RAINIERS CONTEST BRATTLK. Auif. 14. (A. 1'.) Throe lilts and a walk In tho ninth Inning. Hcorod two runs, enublo Ho- Blue co win o loosely played ftumo .from Portland 10 to 9. Portland ovorcaino a -i un lead, only to lose out In the last inning, lioth teams used throe pitchers. Wistorzll. Port land third baseman, hit three doubles and a slnglu In (Ivy tunes up. ' MAILS TRIMS SAIT LAKE. SALT LAKE C1TV, Utah, Aug. 14. With Southpaw Walter Malls in the box Sacramento came from behind In the seventh Inning- and won from Salt Lake. 7 to 2. Four hits netted the Senators as many runs In the seventh inning- off Kalph. Stroud and In the ninth Inning with Gould pitching two more tallies were scored. Another taly was scored lit the fifth. ' : : K1.AI.S W IJT OCT. 3-2. ' SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14. San Francisco camo from behind, over came a two-run lead and defeated Los Angeles, t to , the third straight Connolly's single and scored on a de luyed double steal. TKiKHS I.OKK THIKI STRAIGHT J.08 ANOKLES, Aug. 14. Fans uw uuKianti tuke Its third straight gume from Vernon, 6 to ' 2. niters struggled against tho winner, countryman, stoke. Vardon seemed clinched nearly who also outstripped hismany and those foreign countries and f , Vardon, by a slnlo compared them with the good old United States he is certainly a fool to to have the title claim any other crned than 'Arnerjca all day. starting .'first, last and all the time. sucn morale-destroying cries from grandstand and bleachers as "Where's all your money gone?" and "a little more change." They even changed their lineup In an effort to stop the Oaks, every one of whom made hit, while five reached home. sliuhtlv behind this mrtrninir n nrt lni). ' While in rlerrnany. Hoffman Raid The ilng by a stroke at the end of the first I he held conferences with John Bur ton, Indicted with William Bross IJoyd and others recently sentenced on charges of seditious acts. superior 18 holes with 218, while Diegel and against j Hutchinson had 219 and Ray 220. Var- uun inureuseu nis cnances oy scoring 36, one over par, on the first nine ot the last round, but he began to miss his hots both from the tee and on the green, taking six on the 522 yard 12th and te 430-yard 17th and three 'fives for a 4 2 on the final lap. Ray said he had expected to win from tho Americans, but had not felt he would outplay Vardon. He expect ed the cup, emblematic of the title, with brief words of thanks and the trophy will repose at Oxey club, Eng land, until some one else wins it. SIT BAT BHRDb 8HRDU TOLJSDO, O.. Aug. 14. Edward Ray of England, Friday won the na tional golf championship of America at Inverness, with a score of 29C for 72 holes, carrying the cup to England for the second time, Harry Vardon having won tho title 20 years ago and lacking only-two strokes of capturing it again today. It was only by a stroke that the victory for the Seals. The locals long driving Briton snatched tho lion drove Crandall to the showers In the or, three young Americans, Leo Die sixth Inning and scored the winning! gel end Jock Hutchinson of Chicago, run in tho eighth after two men -wore and Jack Burke of St. Paul, missing out.. Agney walked, reached third on lone putts 'by inches to tie the score of SOW THEY QUAUTX ERVlCa SANITATIOH I'ai-irio Coast Ixacue W. U Halt Lake . . .T '..73 06 Vernon 75 59 San FranciMCO ..66 63 Portland 3 62 Los Angek's 6 4 66 Seattlo 62 67 Oakland 63 72 Sacramento .....55 75 Pet. .566 .560 .512 .504 .492 .481 .463 .504 TONSI . Our Bummer stock of pure, fresh foods was never so varied and complete as it is 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 frac tion above cost. h V) f V Phone 455 "U If in th Market W Have It," HIG I.ICA;CK IVVSKHAUj National Ix;ano , Brooklyn 4. New York iM. Louis 4, Pittxblirg 2. Boston, 5, 2; Philadelphia 2,. AiiM'rifBii Iafnio Philadelphia 3. 0 Bostull 1, 7. New York, 4, Cleveland 3. JOHNSON'S HAM) II CRT. SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Aug. 14. (A. P.) Eraio Johnson, captain maneger of the Salt Lake Club of the 1'acific Coast league sufrcred what Is feared serious injury to his right hand In the first inning' of the game with Sacramento Friday. when a thrown ball struck the bark of his right hand. It will require an X-ray to determine whether a bone is brok en. If there is a fracture Johnson may be out of the same for some time. ' AMERICANS PROTEST ON ' ISSAL (lCant Oregonlan Special.) ADAMfl, Aufc', H.-Mr. . and Mrs. Jtay Itevolgn took their three children. Leu re and Alvin ana Hilly, to i'endic- ton and had their tonsils and adenoid taken out. They all camo home and are going fine. William Lyday of Pendleton, was in Adams 'Friday. Mrs. Ben Inman had a painful acci dent a few daya ago. An she wan pan- ng her front porch her drewi wnipht on a Jack, pulling it down on her loot, crushing part of her foot. The new concrete county bridge northeast of Adams Is complete and is waiting for the Warren Construction company to finish, the hard surface road on both sides of the bridge be fore it can le used for public crossing. It will have to be filled in around the abutlmcntK. Mr. Stoil, city marxhal. has reported that the bridge is open now. Mrs. Van Cleve, a former resident of Aiiarns and now of Pendleton, who is upending the summer months with! her son and his wife at Lewiston, is coming back to I'endieton in time to ; send her daughter, Ioretta, to school. ; Mrs. Iiae of Walla Walla, is spend- ing tho week end with her daughter, Mrs. Kevella Laeualleii, on their ranch ' near Adams. MtKS Maxinc Klliott was in Ad anus. today. . Mr. Mellon, one of Pendleton's busi ness men, was the guest of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Richardson. Ad ams- postmaster, today for dinner. Mr. Taylor of Milton, motored t Adams today with a load of fresh fruit. Mrs. Jane Wallan, who has been spending a month with her -daughter at Hermiston, returned to her home . ranch near Adaaas, j John Ogle motored to Pendleton j Thursday and Mrs.rfgIo was the guest j of Mrs. Lizzie Kentz for the afternoon, j Use the rhones, Grocery 526 Other DeptV78 Use the rhones V3 Crfwerv 52(5 service Other Vept's 78 MEN'S STORE I0G3QI I0C30 D o EDUCATION PAYS K)R THE I.MUVIIH AL, AMD FOU THK STATK A Tcrson with No Education has but One Chance In 150.000 to Render Distinguished Service to the Public With Common School Education 4 Chances , With High School Education ..t 87 Chances With College Education 800 Chances Are You Giving: Your Child His Chance? THOSE. STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT , HAVE INVESTED , MOST IN EDUCATION ,. . OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE The American Olympic nthletes at-'r mass meeting last night virtuaTrfr' forced the American 'Olympic com mittee to reconsider the case of Dan Ahearn. the hop, step and jump champion, with tho athlete's commit tee today. Ahearn was dismissed from the team today by the American committee for alcged insubordination. FUNERAL HALTED AND FJFTH DEATH FROM w , B i y S W I N O, THE SHOULDERS ARE A FEATURE ALWAYS GIVEN MARKED AT TENTION BY OUR TAI LORS AT FASHION PARK. THE MODEL SKETCHED HAS TH E SI-SWING EXTENSION SLEE VE TREATMENT. IT GUARANTEES EASE. CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT THE ANNOYAS.CB OF A TRY-ON READY-TO-PUT-ON TAILORED A T FASHION PARX ion Park Clothiers BI- SWING , LEEVE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A THOROUGH GOING COUNTRY SUIT, THE FASHION PARK DESIGNING ROOMS HAVE MET WITH EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS. THE MODEL SKETCHED HAS THE BI-SWING EX-S PANSION SLEEVE TREATMENT, ..WHICH PERMITS THE FULL USE QF ARMS AND SHOULDERS WITHOUT DISTURBING THE GRACE AND BALANCE REQUIRED IN A GENUINELY COMFORTABLE SPORT GAR MENT. ' . - r ' ; ' ' ' ' . :': CUSTOM SERVICE WITHOUT THE AN- NOYANCE OF A TRY-ON READT TO : - ; PUT ON TAILORED, AT FASHION PARK : $52.50 to $87.50 BEAUMONT. Texas., City health authorities negro funeral yesterday. hearso. I.srk ti lor and. after NEER AND TYLER ARE LOSERS TO CALIFORNIANS Aug. H. stiplrd a turned the i tlie undertaking mr an examination of the corps ,f a 7-yeur-ld newro ly. an nounced that the child had died of bubonic plague. This in the fifth death from plague here, out of 12 rases reported. Through a "Liberal and Practical Education' pro ' ' 'pares the Young; Man and Younjr Woman for Useful ' "i , Citlscnshlp and Huccoesful Careers In M.IUCI 1Tt'HK, KNGINEERI.N'fi, M1IN1, HOME IXTOMlCS, COMMERCE, 1HAIIMACY, tXKKiTltY, VOCATIONAli EDUCATION Tho Training Includes rHYSICAt, EDUCATION, MUSIC, ENGLISH. MODERN IANGUAGE, ART and the Other Essentials of a " 1 Standard Technical College Course. FALL TERM OPENS SEPTEUEIl 20, 120. T11TI6.V IS 1 Ul'.E FOR INFORMATION WRITE TO THE REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis. Ore. ocaoi orao" UMATILLA COUNTY FARMERS. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD SKATTKK. Aur-. 14. (A. I.) Tho men's singles title of tlie Wahinfton slate tennis championship tourney will be carried to California this year aw tho result of tho elimination of Phil Neer, Oreg-on state champion, and Joe Tyler, Seattle, in singles matcheK, by Howard Klnsey and Ir vin(? Welnstcin, Californlans, in Fri day's .semi-finalM events. Klnsey defeated Ner In three straipht sets, 6-2, 6-1, 6-2, while Welnstein out-Uisled Tyler in a lonff four set BtruRKle winning U-l, 6-8. fi-3. 6-1. The Californians will 'meet in the finals today. LOSERS IN DOUBLES Oakland Oldsmobile Speed Wagon A Gar For Every Use 0. L HOLDMAN AUTO CO. NEWPOIET. H. I., Auk 14. A. P.) Norris Williams, II.. and Kichard Harte furnished the hiff surprise of"! he Casino lawn tennis tournament Fri day by defeating W. M. Johnston, na tional champion, and C. J. Oriffin in the final of tho doubles. The match went five sets, the score being 6-2, 3-6, 7-6, 2-6, 6-3. Johnston will meet Griffin in the fi nals of the HiitKlcs tomorrow us a re sult of their victories over Willis Davis and Kotamt Roberts, respectively. CONFESSED LEADER OF RADICALS IS TRAPPED AN'TWICIU'. Aug. 14. (A. P.) Dan Ahearn of the Illinois athletic club, world's record holder in tho hop, step and Jump, has been dismissed from the American Olympic team on charges of insubordination. jjgsjpjBsgllSEfflWBBBMsrMlffiWiPJssMMPJIIIfsjs h. s. Mckenzie, m. d. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office: 10-11-12 Bond Building Pendleton, Ore. HERMAN CT.ArSSr.MOS "v Special Agent .daho State Life Insurance 1 Co. An Old Line Company that does all : its business in the west. 210 Beauregard St P. O. Box 18 ... fnone zzt-w ROM R, Aui?. 14. A. P.) Pope Benedict met with a slight accident todnv. Bllnnina on the marble floor while ROinir to his private library, the Messaegrcro states. He sustained a slight abrasion of the skin on his knee. W I Beautiful Women of Society.duringthe past seventy years have relied urvon it for their distin- Njjuished appearance. The JSoft, refined, pearly WHILE v.i J' " renders Instantly. Is always the source of flattering comment. Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronic and Nervous Diseases and Diseases of Women. X-Ray Electro Therapeutics, remple Bid. Boom 11 Phone 41 DR, C. H. DAY l'liysiclaii and Surireoo Osteopath Rooms 21 an 25 Smith-Crawford Building. Telephone 704 Res. T4-B SIGN PAINTING The Painter Wendt 632 Cottonwood. Phone 337 CHICAGO. Auk. 14. (A. p. Her man G. Hoffman, confessed radical and member of a gang; headed by John Alexander, police said, was ar rested yesterday. .With his arrest de tectives said they Rained considerable information reRardiiiR the the activi ties of the band, three alleged mem bers of which were seized several days ago. Hoffman, who returned from Ger many two months ago, admitted, de tectives said, he had been there spreading bolshevist literature and conferring with members of the alien ed International radical organization. "I'm through with all this red stuff,' Hoffman said. "When a man has looked over the conditions in Ger- Hunting Season Opens SUNDAY DOWNEY'S MARKET Most, of our meat is U. 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