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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1920)
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED HAIlKpTS co:iioi lip TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 1 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1020. MOVIES nlai) AND GEORGES AGREED OH, YOU SATURDAY! Articles Signed to Pit Heavy !i Championi of World in Title ;' ' Encounter During Coming Year; Terms Definite. '.I NEW YORK, Xov. 6. (A. P.) Jack Dempsey and Ooorres curpentler, tuned a contract here Krlday to fight for the world' heavyweight chum plonahlp for a $600,000 purne. The data and place In not specifically etated In the agreement but In other respects the contract la complete and definite. Dempsey la to receive 1.100,. 000 for defending the title. Carnen. lr who hold the Eurooenn henvv. eljrht championship, will receive 00,000 aa hla share. j h'ach fighter In addition It to hold 3 a ptr cent of the moving picture cor poration mock while the other 60 per Cent rot to the three Joint promoter. Te Rlckard, Charles Cochran and Wlil'nm A. Brady. The 1500 000 puree W to be deposited with a bank or trust Oi'ii.pany, located near the scene of lite battle, at leant 24 hours previous. Co 'he contest and will be divided be tween the principals Immediately aft er the termination of the fiKht. Mum Give Early Notice. It was atlpulated that should the pr imotera decide to atage the contest In March, written notice must be sent each of the principals and managers ly registered mall not later thim Jan uary 1. In such case neither prlncl I'll la to engage In any contest In the I t time. 1 the fight is not held In MihIi, either may meet other pugil M up to May l, with the provisio, h ' ever, that Dempsey shall not fight In Kurope or Carpentler In America. The clause relating to motion pic t:ir rights provides that these shall rclnne; Jointly to the two parties, who ro Immediately after the fight to form a corporation under the laws of the-country where the fight takes pUcs to distribute the films. Appor tionment of stock in this company was tot arranged In detail. I'misual Clause Included. Two somewhat unusual clauses were those which covered the contingency t either man losing hla present pugil istic title before the match Is consum mated and the designation of Robert Kdgren of New York as sole arbiter" of all differences which may arise ftcm the signing of the contract to the division nf profits i' after the fight. i j WJfm ... ! " a. - I It was provded that If either fight er should lose his laurels prior to the time fixed for the nieetng, the promo ters shall within two days make known whether they Intend to cancel the agreement for the fight. This may be done without forfeiting the contract deposit. Mr. Bderen, as arbiter, was placed In a position of supreme au thority as Interpreter of the contract and Judge between ttie prospect ve con tents. It was agreed thut all partes to the agreement should be "revocably" bound by his decisions. The list of eligible referees and Judges agreed to in the covenant were besides Mr. Elgren, J. J. Jeffries of IxiS Angeles; James K. Dougherty of I'hlluilelph'a; Otto Kioto nf Kunsas City, and James J. Cnrhett and Wm. Drown of New York. TYI'HOOjr KWKKI'S MANILA MANILA. I. I., Nov. 6. (A. P.) Maine Church, one of Mnnlla's land marks, suffered severely from a ty phoon which recently swept this sec ion. The gale which, It was estimated, blew ninety miles an our. tore off part of the room of the church and scat tered the galvanised Iron and timbers for two blocks nearby TAHIS. Nov. 6. (A. P.) Prank O'Neill of St. 1-oiiIh. .Mo., the leading Jockey In France, was set down for an Indefinite, period Friday at the Fit. Cloud race track for huving his mount left at the port. O'Neill, who had the leg up on Le Chatelet In the Koyul Oaks Stakes, sab! the horse refused to break, al though he put the whip and spurs to him. O'Neill's winning mounts, this sea son number 127. Guy Garner, an other American Jockey, Is next to O'.N'ell with 64 victories, l-a-st June O'Neill Avon the Kpsom Derby In Knglund with ffplon Kop. QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION Winter Is Here Better look at those fine potatoes for $1.75 per jack. Another car due Saturday. ' Best winter appless, including Winesap, Rome Beauties, Red .Cheek Pippins, Yellow Newtown, White and Blue Winter Parmains all for only $1.75 box. ' Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 "If It's on the Market We Have It" TWO W I V IIV KNOCKOUTS NEW YiiKK. Nov. . (A. P.) .lie Ijnch, New York bantamweight. knocked out Al'e Goldstein, also of ibis city lnthe lllh round of a 15 icund match nt Madison squnre gar iii ii layt night. "George Chaney Palto ircre left hander, knocked out George Orown of New York ill the first round 1 a 10-ronnd match. Liniment is always ready to case rhoumaiibiu II AT the very first twinge, down r comes myltoUle of Sloan's; then quick relief, tciAent rubbing, lor it a stimulating ana scatters congestion. The boys use it for stiff muscles, and it helps 5- s backaches, too." 85c, 70c, x. 10. J, . . - Prepare the car for winter's driv ing or have it overhauled while it ' Is idle. There's no time like the present. Cold weather calls for the best there is in your, motor to get out of it all its good quali ties it must be in A-l shape. JIUDY TANNLER General Auto Repairing Cottonwood and Water Phone 530 Overbeds & Cooke Co. Pendleton, Walla Walla, Portland Member of Cnlcago Board ol Trade. Private Wires to all Exchanges Stocks Bonds Grain loom Juild IUlg. Pboue VSO I -RELIEF Team Half Made Up of Subs Put Across Three Touch downs in Three Quarters and Regular Backs Add Four in Final. Milton started its football team uown to Pendleton yesterday after neon anij the boys managed to smash) p a couple of touring cars and kill a lot of time i route. When thev finally pranced, out on the field an hour late they forgot all pbout smash ing and let the Pendleton high team take them Into camp to the tune of 4 t 0. A good sised crowd waited oa- From Iti Dreadful Pains and Aches, Stiffness. Soreness Is properly lo be sought In a good blood medicine, because authorities say rheumatism Is a blood diseane; acid has entered the blood, settling hi the muscles and Joints. That's what makes the sharp, sudden, shot-like pains, causing you to Jump and cringe, In agony. Hood'a Karhaparllla comprises remedies that every physician pre-flcrM-ts for rheumatism, combined with other blood-purifying, tonic and strength-building In gredients In a formula vastly su perior In make-up and In -curative power. It does give positive relief. Thousands say so. Ko will vou. i'or a fine laxative take Hood's Pill tlenntiy for more than an hour for the I Ooedecke. . ! whether . mi. 3. or 3:30 is to be tiia starting hour to that they need not 'oe valuable tune from their various bus inesses. The lineup: Pendleton Position Milton Warner ler McDonald Havel . Cahill . . Snyder. . . . i Pamsi If fell llir eggs ,tfiipP "I want to express to the good seopie of Pendleton and surround ng community my appreciation f tho wonderful entertainment riven to all of us when I visited 'our City ns a member of the Portland Chamber " of Commerce excursion. I shall always praise your country and your people and do everything I can to advance yo ir Interests. W. C. CUUtKKTSOV, . Proprietor play to commence. As In previous games, the high Lawrence ciool advertised the contest for f.iO iTemple. . Jut either the manager had his dates ! Hogers .. mixed or the principal did not let the bunch out early. Word was . passed around up town at the last minute that the game would not start until 3 but It was 3:40 when Referee Glen Dudley blew the starting whistle. Once under way the game moved rapidly and the final score was rung ud In lust T5 , minutes after the start, j 'Sciwid Team Not Strom; i Pendleton did not look overly for jmldable with the second team lfneup (opposing Milton. Coach Hanley turn I ed loose nearly everything he had to put In football suits and left Just enough regulars In the fray to make it sure. In the first three quarters Pen dleton scored hut three touchdowns, ore In the first period and two In the second. At the Start of the fourth quarter '.he score was 18 to 0. Just before the close of the third period, Coach Hanley sent in Ken nth Ktendal, who has been out for a month with an injured shoulder, ft cr a few plays he put In Myron Han ley to run the team., There the fun be. 'an. Stendal, aided by Hanley's In terference, put over four touchdowns In the fourth period, all on runs around Milton's right end. Prior to Stendal's first touchdown. Milton punted 40 yards to Hanley and the husky quarterback ran the tia 11 Vack the same distance before he wa ('owned. Ktendal made his first count er on a criss cross play, going for 30 w.rds Hnnley minsed the goai. A few minutes later he clawed off another 4 i yard run around end with a flock of interference and was over. Hanley kicked goal this time. His third score was made on a criFs cross play for 19 yards and asain Hanley added a point. The final score of the game. J:ist as thf whistle blew, was on another long 19 yard run of Stendal's around end. Hanley kicked goal and the game was over. Terjeson Proves Star The game opened Yvith a patched up lineup. Captain Terjeson, who played the entire game, was the bright spot and in five minutes had broken away for an SO yard run to a touch town on an off-tackle play. He kick ed goal. The rest of the quarter was haracterized by off-side penalties on .warly every other play, Pendleton's inemen and Quarterback Snyder of 'snding by getting In motion ahead of he center's pass. Part of the blame ay with Dick Ijiwrence, sun center ho Yvas slow in snapping the ball at he starting signal. Perry Davis made a 17 yard buck ff tackle and scored the second ouchdoYvn of the fame In the sec- nd quarter but the try for goal failed 'Mth hthe score 13 to 0 the bunch nannged to work the ball by straight ootball to within peeping distance nd Milton was penalized 15 yards for ripplne. This placed the oval within Ive yards and on the second buct Ivremer. playing fullback, went over he white line. He missed his try at :nal. Substitutions wero mnde . so fre- inently both In the line and backfield lh;t It was hard for the boys to keep rack of each otner and several oi m ,!av were rn'isscd up. Fumbles Yvere .timorous but the lost balls that were ecovered by Milton men were usually ei-nlned on the next play when Milton would assay the forwnrd-iwss. Terje son Intercented no less than five of ':!ton's long aerial shots. Milton lacked Hue Points 1 The Milton boys seldom made yard-1 tse and showed lack of knowledge of1 he fame. They had a pass formation I hat got ot-r with one long toss in the j first quarter but thereafter they wen j 'nablc to complete their shots. Per. lbton tried orly one or two passes j relying on slrniHht football through mt. The I'cal team did not punt o icej n the came. j The team looked good in the last; qnaucr when the first string backs, Yven In, while a line consisting most ' j ,,f si.bs worked. The difference in ,tb , pin-.' was noticeable Immediately whet i Hunl-v went !n to direct the team. I Neither he nor Terjeson worked with he luill in i he fourth period. Menuai ,.,i s,.,i,ohiMker alternating f'.v i Tains, llanlcv.did not take tiny bances with his weak ankle. Itmuh la Hue Sliaiie The boys csme out of the fray with mt scr.i'c'hes rr bruises and will be n top fettle for the Baker game Thurs day. The contest fTiaay gae nre L ..nod line on his reserve material Und many t f (he u rRsters who wsrm j I the incline, rhowed up well alter im I new wore cf. Lawrence. Havel, I Fletcher. Johnson, Henderson, IU....I..I..H nmt Ptoneorenkor all h-.d n chance to ahew up and perforn cr.tltil! iv. i Kimi.oMtr i f the team weri In-er.s- ie,i Bi the delay In starting and Jo.-'ar- ..ltr ..lgr Hodgen j rtemsden j J"labcock . Hali.ey ...rgl -. -Ml Mason . . . rel Everett ub Small Davi" lhr P.ennett Terjeson rhl Cockburn Kremer ftj Cramer Referee filen Dudley , Don't Let TIRE TROUBLE Spoil Your Trip Your summer vacation includes a motor trip, of course. . Possibly the tire trouble experienced last year, damp ens the joy of planning this summer's outing. THE GATES HALF SOLES Eradicates Tire Trouble. Gertson & Marty 639 Cottonwood Street Phone 595 HIGH M'FFY SIGNED IK).TOX, Nov. . (A. P.) Hugh Duffy, former Boston National outfield star, was announced today as the new manager of the Red Sox, succeeding Ed Barrow, who resigned to become business manager of the Xew York Americans. ' I Ml p. C BACK ALL THE TIME Mrs. Hil! Says Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Removed The Cause. KnoxTille, Tenn. "My back hurt me all the tiue, 1 was all run down, could MMmmiiMMT not eat and niv bead 'Ujlll'l lt!"'ri-(1 mei sll causeu ity ieoiaie trouble. I was tbrcc years with tliese troubles and doctors did me no pood. Your med icine helped my sis ter so site advised nie to take it. I took Lvdia E. Pinkhain'f Vegetable Com- a-tv-'-i pound ami the l.ivcr I'll if and used Lydia K. Pinkham's Ctamitive liasli and now I am well, esn eat heartily and work. I giY-e you my tbunks for your great medicines. Vou may publish my letter and I will tell everyone what your medicines did for mo." Mrs. Pearl Hill, 418 Jacksboro St., Kiio.wil! , Tennessee. Hundreds of such letters expressing cratitude for the pood Lydia K. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound has accom plished ate constantly being received, proving the reliabiltty of this grand old remedy. If you are ill do not drag along and continue to suffer day in and day out but at once tafce I.vilfn K. Pinkham's Vegetable t'onipouvi!, a woman's kernel" " v Tl'f S'1 wla2'r L LaV DVICE is the father of two well known boys Success and Failure. , Advice is the Dr. Jekell and Mr. Hyde of the fi nancial world. The advice of a re sponsible conscientious banker will protect your financial interests. Up on this basis we solicit your account. ' m ft m I 'A ' 'A CONFESSION J ! i j CHRISTMAS may seeni a long way off but we are already making pictures to be used as Christmas remembrances. " Aune Wheeler Studio 222E.Alta . 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