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DAILY EAST OBEGOHIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 0, 1920.
SCORE OF BASKETBALL
PROSPECTS SIT OUT
; Coach Hanley Will Endeavor to
Turn Out Another. Winner in
Indoor Sport With Material
That Looks Good.
Dasketball practice Im due to start
tlilg afternoon at Pendleton high schol
with an expected turnout of 20 or more
men. Coach Dick Hanley will have
! charge of the hooper and will try to
drill Into championship form a flvt
to represent the local student.- '
Material on hand looks trnml prom
ising, itay report from south hill.
Moot of (hone -who are enpeeted to
make places on he team were muni
On the gridiron In tlie season Just pasl
nd Pendleton Is expected to have
hard fighting, fast Quintet.
Seven men who played for the locals
laat year long enough to win their let
ter are now In school and will beout
battling for berths. Several new men,
among them Kramer, Stendal and
Hanley, are also basket ball players
and will make a hard fight for places
Jens Terjeaon,. guard Inst year and one
of the mainstay of the team, plans to
leave the game alone while taking a
much needed rent from sports.
ttorwanl Are Ha-hy
. Coach Hanley ha a couple of bril
liant forward prospect in Charley ca
hill and Kenneth Htemlal. Both men
are fast, aggressive and can shoot
from any position. Saunders, Simon
ton and Houser, of last ar's siuud,
slso are forward who can show up
well on the floor.
Ington choice. Billy Kramer will try to
run with him at the other guard. lie
is a tough man to shake, according
to his advance reports. '
' ' Thing Kllckcd I'p
Several Improvements have been
made at the high school gym In prep
aration for the season and caplclty
nouses are expected fur the games
which will take place after the hull
day. - A tentative schedule calls for
gumes with Haker, La Grande, The
Dalle and Hood ltlvcr and perhaps
a few will be interspersed with nearby
teams across the stale line.
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FOUR OF BIG TEN GET
PLACES ON ALL-WEST
ELEVEN IN COLLIER'S!
. II
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Wisconsin and Illinois Given l
Four Stars Each by E. C.jftf
Patterson; Ohio State Hasifji
iff
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GONROY'S CASH GROCERY
Two and Iowa One in List.
KA JOSK, Oil., Dec. S. (A. P.)
8'eps toward construction of a $7f.,-
iuu atmetlo park here have been tak
en by the Chamber of Commerce and
a commit to? has been named to devise
ways and means of obtaining the field.
A new park, it Is claimed, would be
ised by Sun' Jose'S- chlb In the new
California Baseball' league, by Han
Jose high and normal schools by Santa
Clara, I'niverslty teams and by Pacific
Coast Baseball league, tcums for
training grounds.
NEW yOItlC, Dec. 6. (V, I',)
Four pluyers from Wisconsin, four
rrom niinol. two from Ohio Slate and I
one from Iowa have won places on its
the 'All-Western Conference" football 1 Si
team, picked by K. C. Patterson in Col- jS .
Iler's Weekly of December 11, ' lis .tJ-L- Milk 2 cans
His choice for first and wnnH tmJ HI IVH1K, i. cans
are:
First Team Second Team
Carney, III e. .... lidding, Iowa' si"
: tie McGulre, Chi. I S"
. . Kd . . . . ; Brader, wis. . ' Puff wheat, each
. ,c. . .Nemecek, Ohif.lsTa
gd.....J. Taylor, o. i ig ' -
tie Mister, lowa'ffl
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We had to refuse our car of Weston mountain spuds
on account of frost. We will not sell frozen potatoes.
We have 50 sacks of Y akima Netted Gems which
we guarantee free from frost and fine quality, 100
pounds, $2.50. ,.-.. - . ' .
COFFEE HILLS RED & M. J. B. .'.
1 pound 55c; 5 pounds, $2.70
PATRICK ELECTED BOSS
OF STANFORD GRIDDERS
STANFORD PNI VKRSlXTf , Ca
Dec. 6. (A. P.) John E. Patrirk,
who pluyed full back on the Htanforl
football eleven this year, has been
elected captain of the 1921 team, It
was announced today.
. Htlnchcomb,
. . . orknian, O. : "r!
Walqulst, III. iti
WIXTKIt LKACJI K ttJHMI'D
SAN DIHtlO, Cel., Dec, . (A.
P.)
Diok Lawrence, "who held down the! Teams from lyjs Angeles, 8an Diego,
center berth last fall, will probably
rave the call for that position. He
ha height and get around In good
aluipe and if he can show the endur
ance will be a valuably man. It Is
Ibelleved he . will .jshow much greater
flaying power than last year n a re
sult of several games at center on th
football team this season.
- Myron Hanley la almost certain to
win one of the guard positions on Jiis
lecord from Spokane, where he was
picked Isst yesr an sM-Knstern Wnsh-
S'un Pedro and 8an Barnardino are
entered in the Southern California
Winter league recently organized here.
Professional players from many lea
gues are with the teams.
WII.Ij ATTACK WAR MCtaSI.ATlOX
" WASHINGTON. Pec. 6. (U. P.)
Itepublican house leaders have decid
ed to attempt to repeal all war legisla
tion as one of the first acts cf the
ehort session of congress opening to
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1 QUALITy . . SERVICE - SANITATION 1
Mr. Farmer
Let us get together on your purchases. We
; know that we can save you money. We have a
large stock Of groceries, but it has all been pur
chased at prices that protect you.
Pendleton Trading Co,
1 Phone 455
wIf It's on the Market Wc Have It" -
Scott, W is. , .
Hungc, Wis,,
Depler, III, .
Trott. Ohio.
Huffman, .
Weston, Wis. , . .
A. Devines low a. ......
Klliot, Wis hb
It. Fletcher, Ill..hb..n. Devlne, Iowa
Crangle. Ill .f. .'. Hundt, Wis.
Commenting on'football In the West
ern Conference, Patterson says that
400,000 spectators paid between $r,()i,
tOO and t600,ono to see the conference'
games. He attributes the success of
the season to the Interest shown by
the fans and majiei an appeal on bc
l'alf of them to have the players num
bered In the future.
"Man for niun," he says, 'Wisconsin
was unquestionably represented by the
liest team In the conference, but, not
withstanding this, she lost an early
game to Ohio Stale by sheer stupidity"
on her side and daring brilliancy on
the part of Wllce's scrappy eleven.
"Ohio State, the cturmplon, was rep
lesented by a team without any out-'
standing stars, but she had a team
where all her men played consistent j
rootbull from whistle to whistle. Theit
line work offensively was only fair
and defensively It watf good, but they
proved themselves to be past masters
!n the forward pacing game, witn
workimin shooting and Htlnchcomb re
ceiving. Most. If not all 'their victor
ies, were the result of thl passing.
Long passes, seemed to predominate.
"ither one "f two things; they knew
tho passing end better than any team
In tho conference, or they rtare'd to
take more chances. -
"The conference teams , this year
were Inferior to the eastern teams in
offensive and defensive hn? -ork.
They unquestionably lacked the power
and polish that eastern teams possess-'
ed, but Wisconsin, Illinois and Ohio
State were decidedly superior to the
best eastern teams In forward passing.
M Quaker Oats, large package
Large Roll Toilet Paper, 3 for
Re-Adjiistment Sale
Kt a Lower Price Than Any Readjustment cf Condi
tions and Prices Would Even Suggest, ,
Children's School Dresser, Gingham and Percales;
sizes 6 to14. Sale price - $1-95
Children's Middy Style Presses in blue and tan ma
terials. Sizes 6 to 14.' Sale price $2.45
Children's Heavy School Dresses in serge, corduroy '
and poplin .. $3.45 and $4.95
Children's Dresses, sizes 1 to 5. Sale prteeX$1.25;
Ladies' Georgette Silk Waists, extra special $4.95
Ladies Heavj Silk Waists, extra special. $7.50
Ladies' Skirts, the best values in town$4.00 to $12.50 .
Children's Knit Caps '.
Ladies Tarns, values to $3.00 1...........
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Hard tollls People whose blood is I
pure are not nearly so likely to take
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LETTERS FOR FOOTBALL
ihurd colds as are others. Hooc"s Sar-
saparilla- makes the blood pure; and
1 11 is great m.edlnlne recovers the sys-;
tern after a cold as no other medlc'ne j
does. Take Hood's. j
EMS 10 BASEBALL
CHICAGO. Dec. tA. I".) Wis
consin and Ohio State universities
I which Saturday severed footbnll rela
j tions, will not meet in baseball next
I next spring, it became known las;
;nl(iht.
i Michigan and Chicago will meet on
ithc diamond despite failure to arrange
: a football game.
! The baseball schedules revealed that
Waseda University of Toklo. Japan,
-vill Invade the western conference
i next spring, games having been ar
ranged with several teams.
MOSCOW,' Idaho, Dec. 6. (A. P.)-
Only 13 men will receive the official
tootbal) "I" for participation in 1920
conference gajnes played by the Uni
versity of Idaho eleven. The small
number of letter awards is thought to
speak well, for the physical condition
of Coach Kolley's coterie of dependable
legulars.
Eolse and Caldwell, with three
awards each, led the remainder of the
Mate in the matter of letter men on
the team. Other cities represented in
clude Pocatello, Coeur d'Alene, Gene
see, Kupert. Dewiston, Nez Perce and
American Falls.
The complete, list of gridists who
will receive letters follows: Armoid
Breshcars, Howard Dreshears and .1.
B. Oiiwcn, Jr., all of Caldwell; J. A.
Brown, Frank Brown and Jam Xeal.
all 1( Boise:. Captain Felix Plastim
of Pocatello, .Herbert Glindeman ot
Coeur d'Alene., Neil Irving of Ru
pert, Orover Kva'is of American Falls,
Pat I'crriue of Nez P-erse, Joe Whit
eomb of Dewiston and Carl Nagcl of
Genesee. .
P,
LEAGUE MEETING
SET FOR NEXT SUNDAY,
TACOMA, Wash., Dec. 6. (A- P-
The annual winter meeting cf ihe
Pacific International Baseball League
will be held In Tacoma Sunday. Dec-
12, President L. H. Burnett of Tacom
said todav. Election of officers an'
tentative plans for the 19:11 circuit
and s-nson will be taken rip.
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
KOEPPEN'S
PRESCRIPTION
.DRUGSTORE
Dr. Lynn K. Clakeslee
Chroma aoa i.arvou Tfmmum and
Olseaaaa M Women.. X-teiAT lotra
- Toarapaptlca, ..,
rampla Bid. ; Rooa 11
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in
Fine Residence on
North Side
Will sell or trade for
farm lands, business
property, stocks or
bonds.
If interested address
Post Office Box 582
Pendleton, Ore.
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are soon "nipped in the bud" ! A. C. Koeppen & Bros. I n. i .
without "dosing' by use or ; ' ' , i-iw 11. IJA X ,
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Giving and
Getting
n kn't what vou fltva but
what yoa gt. that coante."
Painless Parker..
Cheap suits and hats may suit
some people because .they can
throw them away and buy better, .
but cheap dentistry of tn means
serious injury to Ihc teeth and
health. Cheap prices mean cheap,
careless work. In dentistry they
also mean suffering, dissatisfac
tion, humiliation and poor health
ns well as the expense of aavlntf
the work done ovt-r, if it can he.
Orten the injury is permanent.
Denial work done under tho
E. R. Parker System at a fair
price is as good as can be had
anywhere at any price. You
can't get more by paying more,
but vou surely will get less if you
pay "less.
VVhcn vou think of TEETH,
ihiuk of Parker.
am 1-1 J TM.t. ft.Jaa
E. R. PARKER
System
Dr. Robert rat
ion. Ir. IV. G. Vinson
!05 Main Street.
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PRACTICE ON DEC. 15 !
SUATTLK, Wash., Dec. 6. (A. P.)
First practice will be held Decem
ber 15 by the team Seattle will enter
thts winter In the Pacific Coast Hocke
Association race, which opens Decem
ber SO. Ice is being laid In the local j
rink for the games of the, coming sea-
son, ' j
Sin veterans of last year's team al- J
ready have signed Seattle contracts..
They are Jack Walker, Jim Kiley,
Frank Foyston, Bernle Morris, Bobby ,
Howe and "Happy" Holmes. j
Vancouver and Victoria, two British
Columbia cities, and Seattle make tip
tho association. I
j It s criminal to take a chance on any
'substitute for "Bayer Tablets of As-!
pirln." Vnless you see the namej
"Buyer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre- j
criiWd by physicians for twenty-one
vears and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds. Headache, Neu-,
ralgia. Rheumatism, Earache, Tooth-.,
he, Lumbago and for Pain, nanus ,
boxes of twelve tablets cose lew ,
j cents. Druggists also sell larger pack- j
age. . Aspirin is the trade mark f t
Haver Manufacture of Monoaceticacid- j
ster of alicyllcaciu. -
Eat More Bread,
SHERIFF ENJOINED FROM
SEIZING $15,000 BOOZE
BKATTl-li. Dec. 6.A. P.l Shir'ff
John Strimter of King county was per
manently enjoined. In a superior court
ruling, from removing from the home
of Patrick B. Sullivan, wines, liquors
and cordials sairf to be worth $15,1100
which Sullivan declared had been in
his possession since lSUn and which he
The court ruled that Sullivan pnrchas-
d the liquor prior to the passage of
the Btate bone dry low and was entitled
to keep it as long as he did not sell
It or attempt to remove It from its
present locution.
WIDOW WILD XOT PKO.SK.dTK.
AHDMOKK, Doc. 6. (A. P.l Mrs. 1
Jake L. Hamon, widow of the Ofcla-'.
' homa republican national committee
man, said sle did- not believe Clara
Smith, charged with shooting Hamon,
fired the bullet which killed him. She
I said it Miss Smith was arrested she
j would not prosecute.
SIMPLEX SUNBOWL
, ELECTRIC
RADIATOR
altaili II to anj lamp .-tski't.
With the Simplex Klectrlo
unbowl Uadlator you can ln
itantly have the radiant warmth
)f tho summer sun from any
lamp socket.
The Inverted cone-shaped el
tctric heating element and ila
generous sized reflector makes
'Jils radiator not only the hot
:est and most cheerful but also
the most economical of them
all. It takes no more current to
operate than your electric iron
r toaster.
J.L VAUGIIAN
Phone 13
00 Court
Bread is the gift of the
wheatfield.
sunny, yellow
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The strength and vigor of tne wheat is
bound up in nature's most toothsome food.
From our sunny bakeshop hundreds, of
loaves come forth daily in a golden shower.
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The dainty white wax
cleanliness.
rapper liieans
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A Better Bread cannot be made than
Harvest Bread
SOLD BY ALL GROCERS
PENDLETON
Baking Co.
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