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i ! liOVIES COUNTY fcORRESrONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS C03IC3 TBI PAGES SECTION TOO PAGES 7 TO 10 , refloniam t; TEN PAGES ppzr:z Wp spzzzgz OREGON TEAMS MEET SFOR OREGON. THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1920 Univcrity Eleven Clash at Eu- . gene While Afgiei Battle on PnIlman Field; Stay at ; I Hornet Favored in Dope. ' Deprived of their share in the glory Cf. coast championship honors, the football team of Oregon and Wash inrion major Institution wllj meet In two interstate contests on Haturday for the annual measure of supremacy. At Eugene the University of Washing ton meeta Shy Huntington' University of Oregon squad. At Pullman Oregon Agricultural College la pitted against Oub Welch's Woshiiigton Btnte College eleven. Iopa has been upset so often this season In the roast conference games that a prediction as to the outcome of the two games Ik futile. On the shovjlng of the teams so far, Oregon and Washington universities look to be of equal strengih. Although Wash ington Ktale lost to California by a large score than . A. C, the Pullman boys should enter the gume Saturday favorites. IMe to i vminmn Fmn Oregon and Washington universities have both met and lost to Stanford university. Oregon.lnst 10 to 0 on tho Stanford ground and Washington .by 3 to 0 on its home field. The one touchdown difference In the two games might represent the strength Inst by V 1 - 9 j QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION CRANBERRIES Nica, Ripe, Delicious Berries, per quart 25c POTATOES AND APPLES Lay in a supply while the low prices prevai! 1 O I 21 Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 "If It's on the Market We Have It" ExpertRepairing By Holdman Auto Co. Storare, $3.50 to $7.50 a month PAIGE AND OAKLAND CARS 0. L HOLDMAH AUTO. CO. 722 Cottonwood Street . Phone 46 Dead Storage $3.50 Month. v We do repairing. Stanford In playing on a strange field i and should make Oregon and Wash-j litglon about the same caliber on thai Eugene field. The other two teams meeting Sat urday also were beaten by a common foe, California. The Bears came north and won at Corvallls by a n to 7 count. The Cougars went south and 1 were overwhelmed, 49 to 0. Tho true' strength of the Washington State tenm 1 was not displayed in the California : game, although they were beaten at best by the southerners. But on the 1 Pullman gridiron Saturday the crlm-! son and gray should have recovered Its 1 poise, ; Homecoming1 Observed I Another factor which will give the. home teams, Oregon and W. S. C. j something of an edge, Is the homecom ing celebration held on the respective campuses. With eld grads on the side lines cheering their alma maters on to victory, tho youths in moleskins can hardly help but play their best games. Traditional rivalry exists between the ! two universities and the two agricul tural colleges and Saturday's games' should serve to make the best of It. Kiited as an unknown quantity early this season, the Oregon Aggies, under Rick Rutherford, have shown more 'strength than was expected of them. IThe material was there, it was grant ed, but since the days of Doc Stewart, f '. A. C. had lacked capable coaching. Ituiherford, however, has worked wonderful changes and many are pre dicting that the Aggies wjll not only emerge victors over W. fl. C. but will shake off the traditional jinx and smear Oregon In their annual game at Corvallls a week hence. Washington has lacked scoring abil ity thus far this season, while showing quite a penchant for keeping the oth er fellow away from the purple and gold line. Stanford and Oregon Agri cultural College each scored a victory over the 8un Dodgers by a field goal. Xo team on earth can win games with out scoring ability' and' unless Wash ington shows a reversal of form at Fngene Saturday, lllg Bill Steers or Billy 'Itlnehart may slip over a field goal and d.-feat Allison's team. Oregonlann Have ItcNtcd Both Oregon and O. A. C. have had nearly two weeks In which to rest up for their games of Saturday, while the Washington elevens had hard oontestx Inst Saturday. W. 8. C. had to return from Berkeley after the disastrous California game but Washington play ed at home lust week and will have only the short trip from Seattle to Eugene to make. The Aggie, while not rated strong est of the four teams, are the only ones In Vi.va wnn a ,-ruu.t rnnferpnCA ffame nr the four. They'defeated Washing-' ton and then lost to California, giving j them a percentage of .500. Oregon i and W. S. C. have lost their only coast ! conference games and Washington has two defeats chalked op. j Schedule Kastcrn James The games of Saturday will be tho j last for the Washington elevens this season with coast teams. The Wash- j Ingtnn State College squad has a game j with Nebraska at Lincoln on Thanks- j giving day. I)oc Stewart, formerly O. ; A. C. mentor, Is coach at the middle i weetern Institution. . j Dartmouth, one of the east's strong est teams, wllj Journey west to dedl- i cate the University of Washington's , new $300,000 stadium on Saturday November 2T. This game is expected j to attract from far and near, rivaling the Pasadena new year game. The ; showing of the Washington squad this ' season has not been such that a victory ; for te west is likely. ' ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 11. (T. P. Rear Admiral Howard, retired, died In his apartments yesterday. He was unconscious in a bath tun and expired few minutes later. He was 68 years old and formerly commanded a divi sion of the Atlantic fleet. seeing the Inside 1 , 'You cut Judi book b Itc Mndlng nor a woman by her clothes." Painless Parker. " You liaVe to go below he sur face to lind the facts. The out side doesn't show much. In den tistry the X-Ray permits us ta see through the jawbones ta tt tooth roots. Many diseased con ditions are thus found and then cured. 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With ir.flAD.iuv vnvpmhpr 17. chosen as A tentative date, Coach Borteske of Whti man yesterday wired swnia iinra.uni virsity of Panta Clara, California, of- r..in. is nlnv ins uaniornia iuuiuoh team In Walla Walla next week pro- tho umithern Institution will axree to a return game to be pinyea In the south next year. Whether Whitman meets me wu- fornla team Is now up to the south- ! em Institution. Moth teams have no names billed till ThanksKlving day ana so may get together if Kanta Clara accepts Borleske's proposition. Kfforts were made by Whitman two wcks nsfo to schedule a game t.i. tu rv.nrni.ntn 1nvin when it was learned that they were comlnn north v.c ih. Mtiltnoman ciuo or t'ori- Innd. but after an cxehanKe of wires it developed that the MAlltnomah game hari hoen cancelled and that If Santa i lara came uumi, .... hnve to foot the bill, which would be j i . - an... KnrifHKe wirsu lUll fl ininc that this would be Impossible, nnd the matter was mougni cuwvu nu development appeared after Whlt r,un'i victory ovm. tha strong Uni versity of Montana team last Satur day. Walla Walla business men aud civic organizations have agreed to help with stand the expenses of bringing the southern team north it is understood, and Santa Clara has expressed a will ingness ui come u numan wants a game. V By bringing the California team north to meet Whitman, it will bring Whitman much publicity throughout Kill That Cold With 'CASCARA& QUININE FOR WW Colds, Cough. .OMv AND La Grippa Neglected Colds are Dangerous Taks no chancsa. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first nhm. Breaks np a cold in 24 hours Relieves , Grippe in 3 days Excellent for Headache Quinlna in this form does not affect the head Cascara is beat Tonic Laxative No Opiate in Hill's. ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT the coast and northwest, it is argued, ,much form in last Saturday's Mon ind with the game billed for next .tana game that the local varsity un I Wednesday -when there are no other .d iubtedly has a formidable aggreja- I games on play would attract much y inn, w hich will give a good account attention, with a gigantic record of themselves in the proposed game, breaking crowd expected to witness the lis tha opinion of local depostors. The, contest. grmj is now up to California, and a The Whltmarv eleven displaved so I reply Is expected any time. s ii , li . ,1:.11, u,lU , . . . ..- . Ul,i a 14 u ,uuiiiuiiri it Armistice Night Dance -AT LIBERTY HALL 1 ii if! iti m m m m m m Ui ill m 3 TONIGHT! TONIGHT! SAWYER'S ORCHESTRA it. ill -" llliSiaisifiii-r II mmm MiPl.HlliiHI III ll.ru " t HI " - "'" " - " " ' a-saaaaaaiaaa. l L- J 1 ha. V