1 t r SPORTS MOVIES COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLSSIFIED MARKETS COMICS TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES SECTION TOO PAGES 7 TO 12 1 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1920. m-JTOu o cay u T TO BATTLE FOR . STATE CHAMPIONSHIP, Like Pendleton High, Garden City Squad Stand at Top of East Side Schools; No Op ponent for Locals Signed. While Pendleton high school li lay. tut claim to the football championship of Eastern Oregon, He nelghtopre. Wal la Walla high achool, are puttlng'forlh a almllar claim In .Washington. The Wa-Hl claim la validated, the Garden City ecrlbea aay, because of the fact that player used by both high schools In Spokane have' been ruled Ineligible and are thua deprleved of the right to battle for the atate title. Pendleton haa advanced a claim for the right to compete for the Oregon champlonahlp, but thua far no oppon ent haa been obtained. Washington high of Portland, which haa trammed everything interacholaatlc In the Rom City, declined a post -season game with the locale. Inetead, their squad will Journey to Anaconda, Montana, for a game on Thanksgiving with Hollls Huntington's team, Iswt to Ijewtft dark Walla Walla loet to Lewis A Clark high, of ftpokane, 7 to 0, and tied with North Central 1 to 7. Both games have been thrown out of the count for earn aide honora, because of eligibility rulings, however, Walla Walla save. Hap Miller's Vancouver team, win ners on the west side of the mountain, are to be Wa-HI'a opponents In the atate championship game Thanksgiv ing day. The former Washington halfback and captain haa developed a regular young Doble team In the Co lumbia river city and has won every game so far played. No one western Oregon team has stood out far ahead of the others so fur this season and picking a game with any of them for a state champion ship contest will be a matter of chance It la believed here. Pendleton hue thua far a clean record and granting that In defeats La flrande. which fell to link er before Baker lost to Pendleton, will have won six gamea. Two of these I have been with Washington teams and only The Dalles, east of the Cascudeu, haa not been scheduled. Hood Ktver scored on The Dulles but was shut out by Pendleton. lYiduy Hume to Do Good Friday's game with Waltsburg, while It will have no bearing on Pendletonl. claim to the championship of Kastorn Oregon, Is expected to be a hard fought contest. Coach Hunley realizes that he will have to drive his men every Inch of the way in order to win from the Columbia county huskies. They combine beef with considerable playing ability and the fact that they aspired to meet Everett high stamps them as hard-boiled. The Friday contest will not be call ed until 8:15 and the hoys promise to be on the ground for the contest as it Is no small expense to transport a football team these days even 100 ir.lles. There are striving for whole hearted support from the town folk and the brand of football they have been providing thus far merits patron use, they believe. IT I TUB PAS, Man., Nov. 17 (Us , Canadian Press) With the advent of cold weather the Hudson Ilay dog der by Is sgaln a topic for discussion In the north country and many suggestion for"the betterment of the 1921 derby are being brought forward. The race which will likely he held early In March, will be for a purse of 2,r.00 If a suggestion to Increase It to this sum Is approved at the annual meeting of the members of the derby to be held shortly. ' This purse Is not considered too high In view of the heavy' expense Incurred In maintaining and preparing a dog team for racing. The dogs are ver expensive, last spring pups selling at $200 fon five and full grown animals from 7S to $100 each. CKXTKIt TO MKET HAIIVAIU) CAM HRIIXIE; Mass., Nov. 17. (A. P.) Harvnrd athletic authorities an nounced last night that Center Col lege basket ball team would play Har vard here on March 7 next. Severul of the members of the football team which recently played Harvard are on the Center basket hall spuad. Wj Always Good You'll Be More Pleased You'll Be More Pleased You'll Be More Pleased You'll Be More Pleased 6 VACUUM PACKED I III J ' QUALify SERVICE SANITATION Prepare for Winter Lay in a large supply of potatoes and winter ap ples the price will never be lower the quality will never be better. Stocks are complete at this time of the year se lection is easy. ... ii Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 458 "If It's on the Market We Have It" CHILD FAMILY AT HOME YourMouth Is a Gate "Ufe seems to be Just ons ' disease after another." Painless Parker. Many diseases start from de cayed and infected teeth. The mouth is a gate through wh eh millions of germs enter the stomach. The teeth and niou h need constant care to maintain health. If you don't take time now to visit the dentist and have vour teeth looked after, you w.ll sooner or later have to take time to be sick. It costs less to hire a dentist to-fix your teeth than to hire a doctor after you get sick. When vou think of TEETH, think of PAHKER. E. R. PARKER System nr. r. fi. Vinson Dr. Hubert Pat ton. 155 Maiii Street. CHICAGO, Nov. 17. -(A. P.) Ail disputes In professional baseball will be settled In Chicago, Federal Judiic Kenefcaw M. Landi said today in replj to queries as to how he planned to re tain his position on the bench and still fnd time to perform his duties as baseball commissioner, the position to v.hich he recently was uppolnted by unanimous action of the two major leagues. "When baseball matters come up, the participants will come to me hero in Chicago to plead their cases," said the judge. "I have nothing to do on Saturdays and Sundays and federal court also Is closed during much of thi baseball season. I'll handle the twr jobs wltheut any ttroubio I guess my record for the past 15 years is suffi cient assurance that I can handle any thing that comes before me. The per sons eriticlring me on the grounds that 1 can't handle two Jobs are not afraid I wont be able to do my work. They nre afraid that I will." OF BIG 10 ID HUE CIUCAOO, Nov. 17. (A. P.) Ohle State stands at the top of the West ern conference football elevens but must defeat Illinois next Saturday In order to have an undisputed clulm to the championship for a defeat by the Illini would leave the race In a scram ble, with possibly three tennis claiming first honors. Victory for Ohio Stale next Sntur ny would leave the Buckeyes t lie unl undefeated team. A defeat, however, and victory for Wisconsin over Chicago would give Illinois, Wisconsin and Ohio State a record of four games won ind one defeat each and an equal claim l the championship. I.OS AN'GI.I.KN MAX CHOSKX l,OS ANUKI.KS. Nov. 1?. (A. P.) Hubert S. Weaver last night elected president of the A. A. U. at New Or leans, huse been president of .. the Southern Pacific branch of the or ganization for four years. He Is 38 yturs old and him been a memlier if the A. A. I". for 16 years. ... .".'".... ... . . M 'I I We will sacrifice our entire stock of Re public Tires and Tubes at the Lowest Prices ever offered in Pendleton. Simpson Tire .Service Co. Next to Golden Rule Hotel Pendleton, Ore. m!mmm!mmim!mmmmtm!!tW!"t'!'P!t"!!1 iiii.iliiiLiii.iiliil.i.liiiilliiiiiiiiii.i.i.iiiiiii.'""!"'"''"'1!!-1' a . a si AS GOOD AS IT LOOKS Remember, as a youngster, How you stared wild-eyed into the windows of an attractive bakeshop? Not only do the youngsters of today do the same thing, but their mothers and fath ers likewise. ' And believe us, when we say our baked goods taste just as good as they look. If you haven't tried some, it's high time you were doing so. Pendleto n Baking Co. llll iieitun ' MONTCLAXR, N. J. This charming group picture of the family t Richard Washburn Child, noted writer and lawyer who may bn President-elect Harding's private secretary, was made at the Child home In Montiuir. The children are Anne, aged 2 1-2 yoa-s. ar.i Laby Constance. months old. Child was a correspondent with the Russian army during the war. later becoming assistant to Fraci Yatttlly In the U. b. War Savtn Department. owes MAItTlX ADOS AXOTIIi:it , BOSTON. Nov. 17. (A. P.) Bob Martin, heavyweight champion of the American expeditionary forces, knock ed out Bandsman Hlce, holder of the 1-rltiBh army heavyweight title, In the second of a scheduled lfl-round bom last night. KXTKIt HAItniXti StJl'ASlf TACOMA, Wash., Nov. 17. (A. T.) "Harding siuash is a new name on the produce market here, laical dialers, following the election of Sen ator Hnrdlng, renamed Pike's Peak sounsh In honor of the President elect. xic.ht sniooi-s ixm unowx-rrs HONOU'l.r, T. H.. Nov. 17. (A. P.) 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