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DAILY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1, 1920.
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APPLfCATION OF 10S AT WALLA WALLA FOR
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University of Southern 'califor
i nia Denied Membership y
, Unanimous Vote ; Action Was
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, BEHItnUiY. Cullf., bee, 1. (A
P.) University of Southern California
Was unanimously excluded from the
Pacific Coast Intcr-cnlleiflato athletic
conference meeting here Tuesday; The
reason given by the fonfersnre ' was
'She, great distance . between the lion
Angeles school and the Oregon nnd
Washington institutions involving time
away from their reapactlve schools to'
get her with the great' financial pro'b.
lemi Involved." Thn n.,C,r..,,,...
thoroughly satisfied 'with the uppll-
Onts' .Mastic standing. . . ,
; The decision was unexpected. Kar
ller In the day Dean' fTobcrt of the
University of California had lilvenoiil
nn unofficial statement that the Uni
versity of Bout hern California would
probably be admitted.' - ,,
The conference la in scss'on behind
closed doors. '
Story Says. Whitman Mentor is
Offered Place at Salary of
$10,000; Len Allison Due to
Walk Plank.
IN NEW YORK REVOKED
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N"ow York state boxing commission
Imt night revoked tho permit of the
Central Manhattan Itoxlng elb, which
Monday night staged the lightweight
contest between Willie- JackHon and
Johnny Dundee,' because commission
er attending the contest said Ihei
wre "wild Infractions, of the I
law., the laws of safety and a com
plete disregard of the rights and com."
foct of tlcketholders." , , . ,i
The Central Manhattan club is the
flr.n club to have Its permit revoked.
Wnlln. Walla' renrirlH hiiv thiit vlu
Uorleske. athletic roach at Whitman
collese, 4s considering un offer to
couch the football teiifci ut the T'nl
verslty of Washington next year at u
salary of 1 10,000. Tho story, beyond
the rumor of an offer of the Job to
Uorleske, hus not developed further.
The Whitman couch went in Kentfle
prior to the Dim mouth game to help
couch the Hun Dodders In the defense
or the forward puss. He was on the
Job under Allison for several days, but
from accounts of the game, the for
wurd pass defense of Waschlngon
could nut. cope wlHi . tlie Dartmouth
terlal uttack.
Uorleske has not committed himself
particularly since returning to Walla
Wulla. While It is possible that he
has been made an offer of the fc re.
It Is considered Impossible that more
than half the figure announced would
be offered. ; .
Before the war fill bobie receiver!
I In the neighborhood of 13500 to coach
the football teams. At that time lu
I was being paid more than any faculty
member and nearly as iti h as the
paid tho president. President Henry
KuezuIu went to work on a 1 10,000 sal
ary on a lung contract and It Is hard
ly possible that tho athletic director
would get tho same stipend. Deans
und heads of departments in north
western universities are lucky to ge
llooo and it Is a rule of the Washing.
tn president not to nlnce athletic
above scholastic considerations.
I.en Allison, who took over the
vouching Job at Washington this fn
fard to make good. He had a bear
of a defensive team but the San Dodg
ers could not score. It Is fslt certain
that he will' walk the nlunk l',,rlu.
ke may be the man for the place bin J
n tliee parls It Is felt that Washing:
to
QUALITY SERVICE
SANITATION
; December 1st
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': Start tomorrow- and give this market a month's
trial you will find our prices just a little lower than
the other fellows arid the quality of our goods just as
high or a little higher.
You have noticed, whether a customer or not, our
extremely low meat prices. While the price Is low
the quality is there just the same. Not only in meat
, buying can you' save but our large grocery depart
ment is full of choice bargains as well.
' Give it a trial whether for a day, week or
'month.
Pendleton Trading Co.
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VACUUM PACKED
Take advantage of the wonderful low
prices during our readjustment sale.
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Do your Cliristmas buying now as
prices will be no lower.
Ladies' All Wool Skirts, in knife and box' pleated
in a beautiful range of colors and styles, values
to $29.50. Sale Price $12.50
Ladies' Wool, Serge, Popiin and Silk Skirtssizes
25 to 36. Wonderful values.
Sale price . ... ............ $4.00 to $9.50
Ladies' Georgette Crepe Waists in a large assort
ment of colors and styles, values to $12.50.
Sale price ; $4.95
Ladies' Heavy Silk Waists, exceptional values at",
$15.00, in white, navy, flesh and black colors;
sizes 36 to 46.
Sale price . . , . ; . . $7.50
ton could do better to engage Bagshaw
ut Everett hliih. ir Klmer Henderson. I
.tri U. CV If either is available.
STECHER AND LEWIS ON
. SAME CARD BOTH W!N
Photo Through Gold Leaf
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KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. 1. (A.
P.) Joe ISlm'htT, champion heavy
weight wrcstliT, Kueresiifully JciVnded
hid title last niht by winning ftom
Sulvutore Chevalier; Frenchman, in
stru'tfht fa 11b. The first came in 1
minutes and 40 wecontls through :
head scissors and the second in sevei
minutes 40 wcoruls with a body si is
ura and arm hold.
In a catch-as-caUh can bout Y.
"Sti-n!gler" Lewis defeated Uuymoiu
Caxeuu, Oanudian, in hlraiht falls, th
first In li minuteEf, 10 t-et unds with a
head luck and the second in seven
miniitca Zti seconds with a heud luci
nnd arinhold.
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REGULA R,y EDNESD AY NIGHT
IDANGE
' DECEMBER 1ST, 1920.
LIBERTY HALL
, Sawyer's Orchestra
t ' COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS
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SI'OKANE. Dec. 1. A Gonzaea-N'o.
tro Dame Christmas day football game
In tipokane api'vars a stiuiis possibil
ity, according to athletic authorities
at GonzaKa university. Nntie Dann
is said to desire a western trip, and
has proposed the Spokane game unc
one in Portland on Xew Year's da
with Oregon Agricultural coiiege.
As a first step the consent of tli
faculties of tile three institutions it
necessary, and it is understood that
proposals to this end arc nmv undei
consideration. The next matter is fi
nance, as it is estimated the trip would
necessitate an expenditure of between
$6000 and J7000. Spokane's share
would be in the neighborhood of
800. ,
No eastern team is said to be more
deserving of a western trip than Notre
Dame. The eleven was successful uni
formly last year, and during the sea
lion just closed took the measure o:
West Point, 1'enn State, Purdue and
others. As an attraction Notre Dunn
would represent a strong drawing pow-
so that tho matter of finance ii-
lemporarlly secondary to faculty con
sent.
Two of tho most homelike hotels
n Portlaud. located in ths heart of
th4 shopping snd theater district.
All Oregon Klecilc trains stop.ul
tho bl'.W ARI IIOTII, tlio House of
Cheer. Excellent dining room In
connection. TI1K liwraj X)lt
NKLM'S, Ih! Ilmio of Wolf "inf. Is
only two short blocks from the So
ward. Our brown busses meet all
trains. JWIos tl.50 sod up.
, V .C. CI LIlUltTHOX, liu.
Dr. Lynn K. Blakeslce
Jhronlo and tsrvous Dtsssses uo
MsnssM W Women. X-.tay Elsatrt
Therapeutics.
mpl Bldg. Room 1)
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CHRISTMAS
may seem a long way
off but we are already
making pictures -to be
used as Christmas re
membrances. Aune- Wheeler,-.'
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f We have 50 sacks of Yakima Netted Gems which
lj we guarantee free from frcst and fine quality, 100
pounds, $.ou.
' We had to refuse our car of Westcn mountain spuds
on account of frost. We will not sell frozen potatoes.
COFFEE, HILLS RED & M. J. B.
1 pound 55c; 5 pounds, $2.70
CHICAGO Gene Cour. ChlcMO photogT65fcer, snapped tCrs
picture of Miss Me Rasens through a sheet cf Gold one-threehun-dred-thoufandth
ot an Inch thick, so filmy it will vanish If you rub
it between your fingers. The goid sheet was pounded so thin by
Edward S. Davidson, oldest gold beater in America.
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t Quaker Oats, large package .'. ...:;..:..40c
Large Roll Toilet Paper, 3 for " 25c
ItS Puff Wheat, each I.... .15c
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years. The hluh mark is held hy Oil
(,y of Ceiirgetown, who accumulated
1 f. 4 in I'.'IC.
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S-a(llo Wheat Kids llanae fi-om Si. 1(1
to f 1.5)1
SKA'lTLt:, Dec- 1. Wheat, hard
white, soft white, wli'.te rlub, hard and ' Canadian Wheat at
red winti-r. imrtbern nip-. rel Walla 1 WIXNIlMCn, Dec
and eastern Wulla, $1.4"; big bend, i vember. Sl.TS 1--;
uluestein. Jl.'.O. 1-2; May, $1.65.
Minciiapolis Bids $1.4 ( 7-8 for 1h-ciii-ber-,
SI AH 3-4 Jlan-h
MIXXEAPOLIS. Dec. 1. Wheat
Decemlier, SI. 41 7-S; .March. $1.46 3-4.
Hurley pliTTc per bushel.
Flax No. 1. $2.t'i2.03.
Sl.BS to $l.;s 1-2.
.1. Wheat No
December, $1.63
NEW YORK, Dec. 1. (A. P.
Benny Boynton, Williams College
quarterback, leads the eastern collego
football players tn point of individual
scoring with a total of 143 points, ac
cumulated in eight games of the 1 92 J
season.
Boynton la the olily player of the
section to puss the hundred mark tills
year, his nearest rival beluK Fullback
French of i he -army, whose score to
taled SI. Half back Mayer of Cornell
finished third and hla team mate Kay
was fourth with J.
La Sclle of Williams is the foremost
goal kicker, with a total of 27. While
Hoynton scored '11 touchdowns, which
equals the record niado by Barrett of
Cornell In l:M5. his total of 143 points
lj not up to the suudard ot recent
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MtnuUcturcn. St, Paul. Mina.
do not make their r.ppcal because
they are a little cheaper or a little
Nearer than others.
They've von their place because,
built on a solid ground work of
quality, they add those many
important features of form and
finish and correct style that
make their use a pleasure.
Wide range of prices, but every
one sold with a guarantee.
Ask Your Dealer
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Just the paint for floors
Do you own one of
those comfortable old
homes with good solid
floors that have always
been painted?
IF so, repaint the
floors this time with
Lowe Brothers Hard
Drying Fi.00.1 Paint
made especially for
indoor floors.
It is particularly
adapted to the finishing
of kitchen and bedroom
floors.
A variety of attractive
colors to choose from
colors that will harmo
nize with your rooms.
IIaud Drying Floor
Paint is an economical
and lasting floor finish.
Easy to use dries hard
and firm.
Ask to e the colon
L. J. McATEE
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