East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, November 23, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

East Oregonian : E.O., November 23, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text4 SS?''S'vyy if PENDLETON AND LA GRANDE BILLED FOR 2 O'CLOCK GAME THURSDAY. CHALLENGE SENT SALEM FOR S TATE CHAMPIONSHIP. TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES SECTION TOO PAGES 7 TO 12 SEMHfYEEKlYj DAILY EAST OBEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TlJiESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 23, 1920. Pendleton-High Piaya RivSl from Qver Blue Mountains at 2 O'clock Thursday; Sa lem Challenged for State Title. I41 Grande and J'cndlton hlfth Helioola will line up Thui'Kduy after, noon at 2 o'clock Iri the final sche duled game of the season on Itound X'p field. The game that will Nettle once and for all Pendleton' claim to the championship of KiiHtcrn Oregon will be the event premiere of Turkey Day In thin city fend a record turnout of citliena and students Ih looked for. ' With alx (fames to their credit and not a Ion to mar -their record the Ir-.da who represent the Itound-L'p city will strive to end a most micceKuful season with a rout of thelr-honored rlvala from over the Blue Mountains. The defeat oy linker of the a (irande team Is not being considered by the lical boys as an argument in tljelr favor and they will go Into the fray realizing that In order to have clear clalm to the glory they must aln? smear La Grande. Cup For Winner i The game Thursday In all that stands In the way of an order on Itoy al Bawtelle to carve the words, "Pend leton high school, '.i:0 champions of Eastern Oregon" on the Sheehan lirothcr'a laving cup, now on display here. The owners of the Cosy Hill-, Mtrd Parlor put up this trophy fur the tubllshed itself an lender of all the Willamette Valley teams and as torlu has nothing that can compare and I'ortlund teams do not covet state ! honors, it Ik up to Hulcm and Poodle-1 Inn t,i fluhl il out. I Worth ;olng to Koo ' .The showing of the local boys Fii ,day In their game ugalnst Waltslnit'14 was of such u duality as to merit tip 1 ludjournient of dinner on Thursdiiy un til after the contest. The hour ha leen set early so that all can Ret t" their Thanksgiving feast by 5 o'clock and high school officials promise that the game will be called on the dot. (,'ouch Carl Ixdell and bis 1st Grande squad proliably will not be over until noon on Thursday, word from the hlfih school here today said. The La Grande mentor, a graduate ol O. A. . and formerly a teammate of Couch Dick llahley's on the fammif Mare Island marines team, sufferer I hard luck because of ihc loss by grad uation of several good men. His ma terial this year Is inexperienced and lighter than last. ' Fred Reunion, county agent and former football player and coach, will referee the Turkey Day game here Ixo Shannon, jt Grande line coach ur.d also a former marines line man. v.-1 1 1 umpire, liex Ellis will curry the line sticks. Wok KknmUdfmtmU It K. C. . Goixid Iiome 4o Vvxkey ana rimmirfa, DICWKrt, Colo., Xov. 2:1. (A. P. The font ball team of Washington State college, en route to Lincoln, Neb., to meet the I'nlverslly of Nebraska Thanksgiving day. stopped off In Den ver Monday long enough to gc through a two-hour workout. Fearing possible Injuries to hit h:gh school 'team winning the cham plonshlp In Eastern Oregon each year. Should a team win It for three con secutive years, the cup Is permanent ly theirs. Pendleton hopes to have the first chance at the honor. Plans for a post-season game with Eugene high school for the high school championship of Oregon have been altered, due to Eugene's defeat at the hands of Salem high school on Friday by a score of 16 to 0. Wires have been sent the Salem lajys, chal lenging them to a contest beie. pro viding Pendleton disposes of 1m' Grande. Member-i of the Rotary Club and other public spirited sportsmen are behind the high school tn their er Torts to""trmg "Ihe raptt.lt rtyWr here for a title contest and hopes that a game can tie arranged arc high Salem, by Its win over 1 players. Coach Welch of Washington dovllncd the offer of Denver unlver sity football directors for a scrim mage. U. S. C. WILL MAKE BID TO COAST CONFERENCE I,OS ANGELES, Cul.. Nov. 22. (A P.) Efforts are being made to hav tlie Pnl versify of Southern Califoinii admitted to the Pacific Coast confer ence at the annual meeting Decembe 9, It was announced here toduy. WAItli ifl TI'OIXTS IIIUM K ST. PAl'l, Minn., Nov. 323. t A P.y Rohby "Ward, ftt. Paul iiRhT weight, outpointed Matt J-iroek o Cleveland, in a tame. ltf round no-de Ruii-eno. es- cislon boot last night. lillllllllllllliillJlMIMM QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION M Hspp,g Poultry We have the most wonderful display of Fancy Poultry in town und whether you buy or not we want you to see these TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE AND CHICKENS In the Grocery Department we have all the trim mings from "soup to nuts." WESTON MOUNTAIN POTATOES $2.25 per sack ' Average weight of car, 112 pounds Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 "If It's on the Market Wc Have It" Expert Repairing " " ' : By Holdman Auto Co. Storage, $3.50 to $7.50 a month PAIGE AND OAKLAND CARS 0.L HOLDMAN AUTO CO 722 Cottonwood Street , Dead Storage $3.50 Month. We do repairing:. Phone 46 THANK8GIVINQ DAY last ear. I ATE my chow. ALONE in the big town. AND THE TURKEY was alL ... NEATLY VARNISHED and bad. NICE LITTLE paper pants. ON BOTH 1U legs. AND TA8TED strongly. ft LIKE NOTHING at alL BUT THIS year. . MAN ALIVE, I'm going borne. . AND THERE will be. ft A COUNTRY turkey. DONE TO a turn. ft BROWN AND savory. ft ft CRISP AND flaky. SENDING UP little clouds. OF TANTALIZING steam. MAKING N0STRIL8 wrinkle. AND PALATES quiver. ft 'ft OH BOY, real turkey. AND THEN afterwards. ft ft ABLE TO breahe. BUT NOT to bend. I'LL REACH for a sa.oke. THAT'S THE real turkey, too. COSTLY AROMATIC Turkish. BLENDED WITH the best, OF MELLOW Domestic leaf. AND ONCE again oh boy. ft ft CANT YOU Just hear me. INFORMING THE world. "THEY SATISFY." IT'S real Turkish toharco thtt goes inio Chesterfields really grown in Turkey and bought on the ground by our own buyers. To blend it with best Domestic, in the exclusive Chesterfield wav leave that to us! "They SatlsfyT We'll leave that to ymi. URGE REMUNERATION I irt nnriTimi mr nin CHAMPIONSHIP BOUTS! "lil ttl'triiatum" must he thinking I unit may be imagined with this table f Mimp df the his I, (,uts at the past. Iltliti'is Slumx MllMIlt Gate Kishter's KectMpts Share J 6H,:nU 36,460 63,340 43.038 Raise Your Boys to Be Boxers is Advice of Writer Who Fig ures Emolument of Title Scraps of Kecent Vears. .leffrlcs-Sharkcy. Ji'fl'ru's-Corlivlt . 'orttott-Mov'o . . NeiM-n-Hritt .... l!Y HKXRY L. FAUUKU, tl". I". Staff Correspondent ) NEW Yoltlv,' Nov. '1. Parents v!lh "pet rich iiiicl ' Ideas for their ffsl'rins should start raising their ovs to he fitihters. What la a B. A,, an LI.. 1). or a ulp i ma in engineering compared to a wo-flsied graduate of the ding school ho ran go out and earn $3(io,00 'or not more tVutn an hotir'H work? Jack IVmpscy, who dosen't know lit what fhamer was a race horse s to get $3(10.111111 for not mure than 5 rounds of boxing some nice after loon next summer. Georges Carpentier, whose arithme ic has been acquired counting nurse noney since he was 12 years old. If to get $2"f).00( for being Ihe nec "ssary second principal In the bout. In addition, both are to receive ocr cent of the motion picture rights. If the bout goes long enough, the j -elluloid posl -mortem of the affair, will be worth a cool million , I Itlckni'ri. I'loorc-il l'liMlo' When Tex ltickurd, kins of all the plungers, told the world that he had iiaranteed Jess Willald JlOll.rtllO to Meet Jack Hempsey. the sport'ng pub. If rolled over twice and revived only with a game effort. It was more than double the shine l both fighters In any previous bout Now in view of the half-million lollur purse hung up for the iempse earpenticr battle, that offer was, a '0 SO. 3M affair. I All records of Ihe past have bee made to look pikeiish In the face of his staggering offer which "'""; norc the proportion of a big Wall treet ileal than a mulier of gloves: i ml fisls and some sport. , j Itlckurd, Cochrane ami nrau m lave to draw a million house- to, come lit ahead. 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