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KEEP POSTED ONDOINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD DAILY IN ARTICLES BY STAFF WRITERS AND PRESS St VICES ON THIS PAGE. 1 TWELVE PAGES SECTION TOO PAfeES9T012 TtVEIVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 9 TO 12 ireftoniam DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1920. DAME FOR NEW YEAR mi Middle Western Team Asked to Meet Northwest Champs in Monster Stadium Regard less of Christmas Date, TACOMA, Dee. 10. (A: P.) Notre Dam wax today asked to arctpf u proportion to play a football game with Washington Ktate College In the Stadium New Year' day.; The Tacorna advertising club ! attempting to ar range the 6ntet whether Noire Dame play the Pacific fleet In 8nn Francl. co Christina day or not. The tele gram informed Notre Dame that 40, 000 person would he attracted to the game and that Washington State Col lege, which, defeated Nebraska thin season, will offer a worthy opponent. Jamea A. Flaherty, supreme Imlghl of tho Knlghla of Columhua, at present In Taeoma, also telegraphed Notre Dame, urging acceptance and Dr. Jiimea Kgun, grand knight of Tncoma, also sent a telegram. to the name ef fect. . ilGASEOFSMUHJUfl) LEGION MEN MAKE UP COI.l'MBVB, O.. Dec. 10. Ten of te 11 regular composing the football team of Ohio Htate University, cham- "DANDERINE" ilmi,ml,,,l,llll,imilll,mimil,lim iiiiimiiiiiiiHiiHiiiiiiHiiwiiiHiiH Girls! Save Your Hair! Make It Abundant! Former San Francisco Stan, Let Out on Account of Alleg ed Gambling Connections, Out of Southern League. LITTLB ROCK. Dec. 10. (A. P.) The United Btote circuit court of ap- peala at t'lnclnnatl ha neen asuea in motion filed by cnarie jaramcm, inrnev for the i.mie iiock uiim-uun r 'FIT "Pape's Diapepsin" is the quickest Indigestion and Stomach Relief. . When meal hit bark and your atnm achl aour, acid, gay, or you feel full and bloated. When jam have heavy lump of pain or headache from indl geatlon. Her la mutant relief! Juat a noon a you eat a tablet or two of Pape'i Dlapepaln ail the dyspep. eta, Indigestion and Momarh dlstres caused by acidity ends. These pleas ant, harmlea taiblet of Pape'i Dlapep aln never fall to neutralise the harm ful stomach acid and make you feel fin at once, and they coat ho little at drug store. plon of the Western Conference, are cUb to dismiss the appeal of Presl war veteran and memliera of the Am. dent Mnrtln of the Bouthern Assocla- erlenn legion. In addition, the team, Hon In the caae of Casey Bmith and which defeated Illlnol University for Tom Beaton, pltchera, on the ground the conference title, wan coached by' that Utile Hock ha no further Inler a Ieglonalre. eat In the two player, Mr, Jaeobson The only member of the 11 regulnr announced hint nlghw who Ih not u legion member was Harry The right of the Utile Hock club to YI-....1, u....h,....r- ,.,,rirl.,., li nl.iv Hie two pitcher v. ho previous who wu too young to enter the Her-, had been released unconditionally hv j !.. Hevenleen rirxl aqiind men were l Pacific fonet league club, was lip- , lgi..nalres. held ill the I'nlted Htate dlsir.cl court , Ohio Htute defeated Chicago. Mlchi- Jin Mempma a no i . , ,". .,., WlmnJii l',.r.l,w. Ohorlln find I Previously nnu ruiru i.-... - Ohio Weslcyan and scored 58 point In conference game against 20 for It opponent. American Ix-ghm mem ber curried the twill over the goal line for 14 touchdown out of a tolal of twenty made by the team during fhe 1SZ0 season and nlso scored five of of It touchdown out of 7 made against conference team. Spain Strike. I I'juletl. LONDON. Dec. 10. The general atrlke In Bpahn ha ended, according to the Exchange Telegraph' Madrid correspondent. TIIIKI) VE8SKL JK'IXS ItraPXS. LOXDOX. Dec. 10. (A. P.) A third Italian war vessel, the destroy er Esnero. ha Joined D'Annunxio' forces at Flume. ay a Milan patch to the London Time. Ihlllty of. the two players, ioim peal. The player subsequently were released by the little Hock cluh. ac cording to Mr. Jucobson. CUE EXPiSffiPUI IN THREE-CORNER TIE a Sales Sales Sales everywhere, but here are Iionafied Reductions that are sur passed by none. Come to this store if you want to buy High Grade Merchandise for a fraction of their former values. NOW IS THE TIME! Regular $4.50 Men's Work Shoes, Thompson make .... $2.95 Regular $8.00 Men's Work Shoes, Washington make . . . $495 Regular $12.00 Men's Work Shoes, Hunkadori make . . I $7.95 Regular $8.50 Men's Dress Shoes, Foot Schutz make . ... $5.00 Regular $12.50 Men's Dress Shoes, Ogden make $8.50 Regular $7.50 Men's Dress SJroes Battreall inakirA;fcv.,$i95 ; "Danderlne" din- CHICAOO. Iec. 10. (A. P.)- Rob ert Cannefax. New York, defeated John Uyton. Bt. Uul. In the final round of the national three-cuehion billiard tournament last night, .5 to S3, in Inning. The victory threw tne i'""""";""' into a three corners i'- lliiI!l!ii!iiIIS!!!ISi!H!!il!IIIIiIIIiillllIlil!llllllllIIIII!llII!!lll!lllllllillI!llllllll!HIII H Quality Meats 455. nefax, Loyton and Clarence Jackson of Kanxas City, necessitating a plav. off Friday. Victorious In an uphill game.' Clar ence Jacktcn of Kaneas City defeated illlllll Auele Kicckhefer of Chicago, 75 to 70. ttllllllillHllllllllin 93 Irfnlngs in the afternoon game : , ,,f ,h, ..,... 1 . i Cheaper Meats, Better Quality oa cuhion biiMard championship. Immediately after maMxage, your hair take on new life. 'NHtre and wonderou beauty, appear ing twice an heavy and plentiful, be- I auee each hair xeem to fluff and thicken. Ton't let your hair stay life- lee, colorless, plain or ecragisly. Vou, j too, want !ot of long, strong beautiful 1 huir. ' j. A SB-cent bottle of delightful "Dan-'S derlne" freshen your oalp, check jE dundrugg and fulling hair. This slim-'5 ulating "beautfy-tonlc" gives to thin, tiiini, fading hair that yonihful bright- nena and l"undant thickness All drnTrlti Regidar 50c Men's Lisle Sox, Wilson Bros, make . . , 35c Regular 85c Men's Cashmere Sox, Wi listed make ........ 50c Regular 65c Men's Wool Hose, Wilson Bros, make . . ... . , . 35c Regular 35c Ladies' White Hose, 2 pair for 25c. ......... 15c Regular 60c Children's Hose. 4 35c Regular $4.50 Men's Work Pants $2.95 Regular $7.50 Men's Work Pants, extra heavy $450 Regular $6.50 Men's Dress Pants , $450 Regular $10.00 Men's Dress Pants, Bloch make $7.50 I Saturday Specials Fresh Eastern and Olympia Oysters, F resh Crabs, Salmon ahd Halibut. We Cook Our Own Fresh Crab. SMETHING NEW THIS WEEK. You all know what our Tomato Sausage is by now, so we are now making a -Green Chilli Pepper Sausage that we think far ahead of our tomato sausage for fine quality. Why not have some for Sunday breakfast? ONLY THE BEST QUALITY PRIME MEATS. VEAL STEW 10c VEAL ROAST 20c VFAI. CHOPS . . : 25c VEAL STEAK , ...20c S PORK ROASTS ...... FRESH SIDE PORK , PORK. CHOPS PORK STEAK 25c 20c 35c 30c BEEF BOIL 8c POTROSATS 12'2c CROSS RIB ROASTS 18c RUMP ROASTS 18c CHUCK STEAK . .22c ROUND STEAK .25c T-BONE STEAK 25c PORTERHOUSE STEAK 25c FANCY MILK FED HENS AND FRYING CHICKENS. CARNATION MILK $6.50 CASE SATURDAY QNLY. Fancy Cauliflower, Crisp Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Fancy Head Lettuce, Grapes, Oranges, Carrots, BeetSj Turnips, Parsnips, Squash, Pumpkin, Arti chokes. ' , Pendleton Trading Co. . "Hit's on the Maket We Have It" PHONE 455 Cheaper Meats 455 Quality Groceries 455 1 N1GHT.F00TBALL PLAY PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 10. (U. P. , The football season may be officially i closed, but Fhiladelphians are not IS . through with the game. While the bijj E5j college and amateur followers of the : PiKskin have soaked their tog In moth jE 53 alls, four score or more of Quaker!;; SSjtboy have Jutit opened a season of "In-js Zi door football." ;Z sr: Ten thousand enthusiastic support-Is jjr of the gridiron are witnessing the! 2 Ejpport weekly. The games are belns,S SS played in the evening instead of ssjternoon. IH EE; The fecond City Troop. Pennsyl-IH vanla State Police, who for years have taken a large part In indepen dent state athletics, were the origin ators of the new indoor sport. Man ager Joseph P. llaguire, formerly end on the Villanova eleven, has arranged a schedule that may extend through out the winter. Lew Little, former Penn star, is the coach. Tho big new drill hall of the cav- Regular $2.50 Men's Flannel S hirts, sizes 14 to 15 1-2 . . . $1.65 1 Regular $4.95 Men's Flannel Shirts, sizes 14 1-2 to 17 1-2 . $2.95 1 Regular $6.50 Men's Flannel Shirts, sizes 14 -2 to 17 1-2. $400 ' 1 Regular $7.50 Men's Flannel Shirts, sizes 14 1-2 to 17 1-2 . $4.00 Reg. $6.85 Men's Army Flannel Shirts, Glenmore' make . $5.25 y Regular $2.50 Men's Dress Shirts, Crest make . . , . $1.45 Regular $3.00 Men's Dress Shirts, Crest make $1.95 Regular $5.00 Men's Dress Shirts, Crest make ......... $2.95 I Values to $12.50 Men's Silk Shirts $4.00, $5.00 and $6.50 I Regular $5.00 Wool Knap Blankets Regular $6.00 Wool Knap Blankets $3.45 . $3.95 EHU Quality Meats 455 TuilItlllllllUlllllllIIlHIlII ssri alary armory here, at one time plun SS ! ned to hold the biggest horse shows In those parts, is being: used by thei EE troopers for daily workouts and week ly contests with rival troop elevens ESj In the state. E3 The huge vaulted surface, of the 3 hall is far higher than the loftiest ! punts ever travel. The playing sur- I face la tun bark.. Regulation uniforms EE including cleated shos, are being US EE "! The playing field has been short- ened five yard to permit sufficient I space to catch forward passes hack EE 'of the goal line. The kick-off, how EE I ever, takes place on the IH-yard line. EElThe field is of regulation width. Ught Iiing effects nre peifect. Powerful SSl arcllghtH with top iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiuiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nun hi iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiii The "ghost ball", InsteSll of tho ordinary colored oval, is being useu because it can be better seen in the artificial lirht. Ii Dn Lynn K. Blakeslee Chronlo and Kcnroui ! M OlseasM of Women. X-lj ElMtrt Thrie (tic, rempl Bldg. Roob l! Pbona 41t DR. C H. DAY Pkysiciaa and Koryoua Rooms Si and IS Bmlth-Crawfor BoUdiJMb DYING OF STARVATION NEW YOIIK. Dec. It). (A. P.) deflectors make iThe f'hinese famine, for the relief of t ! mmimmmimmmi(mfflim!mimni!miimfflmn!mmn III uttilUluM llu UU id UiuiaiUulil l!!nH!!!M!l!Pl!TIM!n!,!"W!,WH'mmmTOnm'lim!i,!''(' iiuiiiiliiliiiiiuliiuiiliiiuiiiliuiuiuiiatMuiluuiUiiuiniii I I the entire hall as brilliant ns a cloud- Uvhlch President Wilson yesterday an- 1 less midday. Inounced the appointment of a nation- ;a Buy off al committee, affects five provinces. HH UUU....H.UI. H..M..nM.I..I..I..,H............m. Illllllllllllllll "I.U..y-or, Ivngt . ' mi i m ii ii - -L ,:,Achin.E. PmI Cmss made nublic E'last night. They are Chill, Santung. EiHonan, Shansl. and Shensi in North Elern. China. The total population of Ejthe affected district is estimated at 87, E non.nnn persons of whom between 45,- E'otO.OOfl nnd 60,000. 000 are in want. Of. Elthese 20,000,400. the Chinese Red1 Ejcross report says, are actually starv-, E'ing or dying of hunger and cold. E The famine followed a year of vir Eltually complete drought after three or Sifour years of greatly failing crops. In ; Ej large areas the crop this year did not jsirun more than one per cent of normal. S1 falling to return the seed planted. Ej The admiral reported that all of the E people of some distrlcls are living on Eiweed and leaves. Entire families "Ibn-e token eir on Uve while rw E enta ara selling and drowning their hildten. Thousands of sufferers are report ed wandering about the country in search of food, in some sections the bands of refugees have hecome so nu merous that guards have been station ed along the border to turn hack' the wanderers as the supply of food is Elbarely sufficient for the inhabitants. kniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiii" iiiinimiiimi imniiiiiiiiii miiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiii a Barrel 1 Flow I oooooooooooooooooooo BOND BROS. 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(A. P.) The 1 Eg flr'ttwh. pwemmcnt is considering ' : 3 t whether It will request the VnUed J j t-.i,s In I e interests of Anaio-Amer-; lean friendship, to take official no- 53 . tie- of the anti-British activities in E3 America of Kumonn p Valera, said . .. Anilrew Ttonar Law in Ike House of rSTenieyiieejaim y e ; rntHf lllTflTyT?ttlt? ii?"! iHS'tlCgf ltSSr,T8Vr? ttTJggetf Commons. . ij i.:,jiLj, ,:!.;:ati.a.1t,Wffc.li.'.tB:;,aiU:: , M iimnmuuiuiua&iiwraHi miiiiiiiiiiiininini?.