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COMICS T SPORTS MOVIES COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 9 TO 12 . ... ' I III I T ' -11 r'i ssssam . TWELVE PAGES DAILY EAST OREQONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1920. r ' FOOTBALL STAGE WfTH High School Gridiron Squads Are Billed for Contest on Bound-Up Field Friday 3:15; Two Linemen Out. at After in absence of two weVka, foot- Ball will take It place on the local ta tomorrow ftcrnoon. Waltnlurg high school, on of the strongest Kama In - Eastern Washington, will coma her to meet . the undefeated Pendleton high school eleven, claim nts for the high school football chum plonahlp of Eaalern Oregon. The gam will b played at Round-Up park t 3:16. Waltsburg la a heavy team with Iota of power, according to reports from persona who have seen them play. Their principal mod of atinck Is a fullback who weigh ijiore than 240 pounds and knows how to run. Thin big boy hss mad good yardage In all the game thus far and tha effect on opposing; line of this big buttering ram has been all but the best, Una Man Danjcrroua If the local forwards will smear this boy Coach Hanley believes there will b no argument a to the outenrn of the gam. Pendleton has a style of offensive that la bound to score against nearly any team, while thus far this ear the defense has allowed but on touchdown, that In th opening game of the year. Teams of the strength of iiooa niver ana isaKer, wnicn nav scored In all their other games, were held away from the Pendleton goal by the locals. While th backfleld tomorrow will b up to it full strength, Hanley will be without the services of two of his sterling linemen. Blaine Kennedy, the big rangy center, has been under the weather this week, sine the Baker game, and probably will not beln the tame. His place will be taken by Dick Lawrence, who has been getting a lot of good experience all season with the second team. Le Temple, guard, will also be kept out of the line so that his shoulder may get a chance to heal. He played through the Baker game with torn ligaments and his gameness has put him on the shelf until the La tlrsnde tfume. Hanley has several K')d linemen to try out In Temple's niche, wlfh the odds favoring Huvel who has played at guard. Ktigenc In luting Bought The team which Is most likely to be xcheduled for a championship game with the locals Is Eugene high. The Willamette Valley eleven Is consider ed about te strongest of the west side teams that can be lined up for a game and negotiations are under way to schedule them for the state champion ship. The 'Portland schools are not laying claim to the state title and it Is up to I'endleton to go elsewhere for the desired play. Maneuvers for a major offensive tn have the grandstand full nt the Thanksgiving day gam with La Qrande are being mapped out at the h(gh school. The La Grande contest will be the last regular game of the season here and will bring two long time rivals Into competition. While the Union county boys were defeated by Baker prior to Baker's loss to Pen dleton, they are not to be denied and the locals are going to work their hardest to win. They would rather keep half their team out of the' lineup against Waltsburg thun take a chance of losing to La (Jrande. PRINCETON IS LIKELY tt Q in : I WSL fr$lfira' M Dpr fPf IFF coireiMi , 411 in A 'ill iw I REPUBLIC - '',;,. Just the thing! " These dainty, crisp 4f ' U UtiULBlg' aft . W aSa I 1. delicately tailed Spow Flakes. They I I ..... I, are sold fresh everywhere. Ask your 7? " t I I - - - ttOCtt. j Vmf 1 771 -r . l " ,' aalattoCMUMifceirUM i jj3 T IfTk j I i IN 3-CUS1N PUT Alumni of Tiger College Want Californians to Invite Team to Meet Coast's Best in An nual East-West Tilt. PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IS. (A. I'.) No decisions have as yet been made with regard to the Princeton Univer sity football team playing a game with a Pacific 'ouBt eleven at PascOna, Calif., on New Year's day. William W. Koper, coach of the Princeton team, who lives here, said last night that he had been unofficially advised an Invitation would be extended to have the Princeton team play tn Pasa dena. . He has not been In Princeton for several days, he said, and does not know whether the official Invitation has arrived. Iti'lHM-t Nut Confirmed LOS ANtSBLKS. Nov. 18. (A. P.) Heward A. Bomons of the Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association, ask ed whether that organisation had ex tended an Invltntlon to the Princeton University football team to meet a Pacific Const eleven in the annual east vc. west game at Pasadena New Year's da.', stated "It w,as not the custom of the association to Invite any team un- ess assurance was received that tnc invitation would be accepted." Sentiment in favor of extending sn Invitation to Princeton is strong In both Los Angeles and Pasadena and the Tournament of Koses association CHICAGO, Nov. 18. (A. P.) John La ton of Bedalla, Mo., continued last night by his steady playing In the pre liminaries In the national three-cushion billiard championship, defeating Charles Morin of Chicago, 50 to 2!3 in .& Innings. Joseph Capron of Chicago won his has been requested by the Princeton first game of the tournament defeat- alumni association of Los Angeles to Ing Hugh Heal of Toledo, (0 to 49. invito the Tigers to represent the east I in the New Year's day game. CHASE 'KEPT VERY BUSY J IN CALIFORNIA, HE SAYS LOS A NO ELKS, Nov. 18. 1. P.) Stress of business In Ca llfornla, he said here today, will prevent Hal Chase, former major league first baseman, from responding, without tradition to the indictment returned against him by the Cook county grand Jury at Chicago, In Its Invesigation or alleged corruption In baseball. time, returned to their homes In Ml- nam, accompanied by Mios Velma Ma'.tson. Mrs. Alex. McOorkr-Il and daugh ters, Miss Thrlmu wire In Pendleton Thursday. , Miss Otha McCorkell hasboen on the sick list last week. . QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION 1 Prepare for Winter Lay in a large supply of potatoes and winter ap plesthe price will never be lower the quality will never be better. ' Stocks are complete at this time of the year se lection is easy. . , i Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 45S "If It's on the Market We Have It LOB ANGELE8. Nov. 18 (A. P.) More witnesses, possibly as many as seven, according to a statement made i.,rfv hv Frank W. Btufford. deputy tltrlct attorney, will be called before th. t.o. Anreles county grand Jury !n.n Mnndiiv when the investicaiion ir nitoiteri -Vrookednesa" in Pacific Coast league baseball games In 1919 will be resumed. i The extension of the inquiry, after !t had been reported that the grand jjury had completed its question of wit nesses, was unaerstooa 10 ue in the result of the second appciimuvr before that body of W. Baker fnaoe Korton, former Vernon player, whose charges' precipitated the Investigation and partly the result of work done by the grund Jury outside of its cham bers. It was reported today that among the witnesses likely .to be called Mon day and whose names were not made public, as no subpoenaes had been Is sued 'was at least one official of the league, although Mr. Stafford would not discuss the matter. He stated he could not predict shen the inquiry would be concluded nor when the grand Jury would make a report. It miKht make a report next -Mon day," he said, "but I haruiy tnina so. Matt Mnttson hurt his dragging logs last week. Katherine Hendrickson Portland last Wednesday. foot while left for X. V. lit IIJKK INDICTED. NEW YORK, Nov. 17. (.4- V.) Robert P. Prindell, president of the New York Building Trades Council, was today Indicted and charged with extortion. ONE MKiniXG ENOl fill. CHICAGO, Nov. 18. (A. P.) In stead of holdimr two winter meetings, the affairs of the American Association j will be transacted in one. President ui.uv announced 'last, night. The Colonel Johnson took a load of po-1 combined business and schedule meet- tutoes to Weston Inst Monday. in? will be held nere reuruau KELLEY IN FIVE mffmmm bp TVP THRIFT with every e - gtroke 0f the brush when Look lp a V you paint with 5V f iKIl! J Ktf) g)r LaugM' EtfMaMW KMBNItthiir kv' We will sacrifice our entire stock of Re i publicJTires and Tubes at the Lowest Prices ever offered in Pendleton. Simpson M Strata Co. Next to Golden Rule Hotel Pendleton, Ore. Waste "Many parents wutc $3,000 trying to educate a five-dollar toa." Palnleu Puker. 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