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DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATUEDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1920.
COAST IfAGUE LEADER
on foot among the owners of tho He- ,1-hould not be bete," McCarthy wild a'l'CLOSE SCORE f IVF WIN
uiiiu. vw'""ui tJa'i unu ijunuuiu fi 1113 ii'IL i n IiieeilllT I in tt ! I .....
cuius io oust nun mini mi post, unci noon,
that no Increase In sulary wotilil In-1
duce him to remain In the president's
OFFER OF RE-ELECTION
McCarthy Declares Four TJuba
Want to Oust Him and in
. Spite of Favorable Vote He
", Spurns Three Year Job.
' SAC 11 A M ENTO, Ca!., Dec. 18. (A.
P.) William II.. McCarthy, Kan Fran
cisco, rcfU8cd to allow mime to he
submitted tor reelection an president
' of the Pacific Coast league at the un
liual nieotlnir of clubowners here Fri
day and when despite hln objection
the magnate reelected him for u pe
riod of three years at analary of 110,
OttO, steadily refused to continue as
.head of the organization. McCarthy
left the meeting lute In the afternoon.
asserting that there was a movement othem who have no place here and
TJ".' "B'ir .-t-t-HI-l.Ji'XJlLJ..JU
chair.
After McCarthy left, the owner vot
ed unanimously to reelect him presi
dent for three years, and to increase
his salary from tsvon to 110,000, A
recess was then dcrlurcd end both the
"friendly ' clubowners and those al
iened to be hostile to him met with
him In closed session In an attempt to
persuade him 'to reconsider his resig
nation. McCarthy stated after the Impromp
tu meeting that he would stand by his
irlglniil decision and would remain at
tho head of the league only till the
magnates could elect his successor.
That it was announced, Is not likely to
be nccomiilished until tim n,.v.
lug which Is tentatively set for the lust W,Jr'4lf' innings and allowed 87 i
week In January, i r"'"'' rw Knocker. St. Louis, fol-!
In tho meanwhile, McCarthy will , ed lndlan "Ulr wilh a 2.71 aver-!
tet us head of tho league, althouah ho . K!lined ss '"'. 21 Innings,
emphatically asserted he w:i not eon. i'" wnieh opponents counted 74 times, i
TO HIGH SCHOOL SECONDS
The leading pitcher of the year In
the American League was Hubert
Khawkey of .New York who worked in
as Kanies, 207 Innings, and allowed but.
73 runs for an average of 2.46 for each !
full game of nine Innings. Klanteyj
Ooveloskic, premier hurler of the
champion Cleveland team was second
with an earned run nverairn nf 'mi
ICoveleakie appeared in '4 1 battles.!
I'lM Itock's I'nion high school
iiulntet bowed to the Pendleton
high second team by a two point
margin at the llock last night,
Pendleton winning 31 to 2!i.
Ilek Lawrence, first team cen
ter, handled the boya on the trip,
and refereed the game. Harold
H owner, a first team man of lust
year, held down one foreward
and Hollengren played opposite
CHAMPION WOULD FIGHT II j
m nriTm innnn n ' rm llitu ij
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I'K.VPOX HA ItllCK, Mich., Dec. 1.
(A. P.) Jack Dcmpsey spent a few
hour:i here Friday with Floyd Fitz-
islmimuis, who promoted the bempsey-
him. Adkinson, who is making .Miske fight last September ana wno.
a good showing as a first learn Ihius been seeking to have the Dempsey
Hiib. played center, tiuards were 'Carpentier bout staged here. Demp-
scy left for Chicago last evening en
niute to Pnlt Lake City where he is
scheduled to appear in a charity per-
formance Monday nlglit.
taken care of by Harold nation
anA John Henderson in the first
half, Lawrence Warner substitut
ing for Henderson in the second.
slder Imself as having been reelected
Thero are some clubowners In this
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'Edwin Kommel and Ijavid K. Kecfe
two yung stars of the Athletics were
league who runk even above muIk ; rounn and sixth with averages of 2.M
major league magnates and there are . 'e"'ec"vel'- James C. Pagby
"lo v-icrmim veteran wno led the lea
gue In nuni1cr of games won 31. hold
fifth liositlon. H.'a opponents gleaned
2 8 runs per game troin his decep
tive delivery In 310 rounds. Ituchv
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QUAUTY SERVICE SANITATION
Fresh Eastern Oysters
ALSO OLYMPTA OYSTERS
LARGE FRESH CRAjJ
COUNTRY SAUSAGE AND BACKBONES
Prime Beef at our Regular Extreme Low Price
Fine Biujr Xmas Tree. Best Quality Red Fir from
Meachamy Order Early
Pendleton Trading Co.
Phon455
. "If It's on the Market We Have It"
MfMlfllMlr
Fitzslnimons announced later that
I nothing had been settled as to a cham
jploiiMhip fight here but added that he
icxpected to stage a bout between
Uempsey an an unnamed opponent
I wither next Fourth of July or Labor
Day.
I.ON'?f liEACH, Cal., Dec. JK. (A. !
I.P The Everett. Wash, hith school I
football team won the unofficial "west-
pitched in more games 48 than mw ern interscholastic championship"
other hurler and also in more innings. h,'re FYldHy by defeating the 'Long
Carl Mays of New York nmsanui m Beach high school, 28 to 0. A crowd
45 contests, winning 26 and losinir it icstlmaled at 12.000 saw the game.
finishing second to Patbv on Hie i,i, The northerners easily outplayed
of gumes won and lost. Mavs nlich,.,! !t,,e southerners In the first two
312 innings and gave 3.0 earned runs i rlod8 Beach came back slronR
per game. Coveleskle was ulsn hinh in l,n tn tlird. and fourth, threatening
games won and lost being victor 24 j,hu visitors' goal in both, but was un
tlmes,and losing 14. Vrban Faber of !able to Irevn' a final touchdown and
Chicago waa fourth In the won and ''''ld Bml the last few niinu'es "f
lost column .winning 23 and losing 13 l,lav- Everett excelled in the way its
sanding seventh In the earned run ta- pndH ,i0jipd forward passes out of the
hie with a averaae of 2.99 in 40 games !air- umrnc condition of Its team, as it
Faber was second to Hagby in Innings u'd n0 !ul"''"''
p'ehed 31. Kerr of Chicago wasj J
moil 10 jsagoy anu Mnys In the won;
and lost record winning 21 nd losing'
9. j
Besides Homing and Keefe, Walter
Malls of Cleveland. William Perwell 1
und William Bayne of St. Louis. War- !
ren t.olllns of .Vew York Jose Acosta.
Washington, Harry Courtney, Wash-'
Ington, and Bryan Harris of Philadel
phia wer other newcomers who per-!
formed brilliantly. Elmer Mvers. trail-1
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PASADENA, fill., Del. IS, (A. P.)
-Bixty thousand applications for tick-
of nine straight victories.
sierrea from Cleveland to Poslon in 'eta for the California-Ohio Stale foot-
loiu-sc.mon. Closed tne year with a run. ball tame here January 1 have been
.received by the Tournament of Hoses
association. It was announced today.
This is approximately 24.(100 more
applications than seals and the usso- j
'elation is experiencing difficulties in I
j making equitable allotments of tick-j
f els and satisfying the public, the mem- j
tbers utJb organization-s. end the)
"pnoierH' for the. two tams.
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A Shirt
For. Christmas s
$2.50 Men's Grey Flannel Shirts.'.
$5.00 Men's Flannel Shirts in Grey, Maroon,
Brown and Blue ' $2.93
$8.50 Men's Motor Flannel Shirts $4.95
Men's Glenmore Army Shirts . . , $5.23
Men's Dress Shirts $1-43 to $4.00
Men's Silk Shirts . . . $4.00 to $6.50
Men's Pajamas . $2.50
Men's Nieht Shirts $2.50 and $2.95
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Jewelers
GRUEN
INCOME TAX
Holding Your Wheat
What should the farmer do about hla Income Tax re
turn If he Is holding his wheat until next year? i!y all
means open up books on the Inventory basis and make the
return allowing wheat on hand as Income this year. Do not
let It go until next year and have a double shot of Income.
We will open up these books and keep them for you.
"Tills will tuve'y'ou money oif your' Income Tax. It will give
you a permanent business record. It will take tho grief
out of your Income Tax.
Permission fur making your return on the Inventory ba
sis must be secured from the Commissioner before Febru
ary 16lh, 1921.
ionic In anil let tin CAplulit thlln detail.
Gosper Accounting Co.
ST.WUIKK IlllLDIXli
Xmas Candies
, SPECIAL PRICE TODAY
PEANUT BRITTLE POUND, 30c
(Made in our own Candy Kitchen)
Xmas Mixed, while it lasts, pound, 30c
Our Boxed Candies range in price from50c up.
All our mixed Xmas Candies are made in our Strictly
American Candy Kitchen.
Buy your candies from a regular candy store.
The Delta
i LONDON'. Dec. 1S.--U'. P.) Wo
men's waverings between love and du
ty as reveuled in their service as Jur
ors making magistrates scratch their
jgray wigs.
At Hath Quarlr Sessions, the first
lease to be tried by a mixed Jury of,J
men and women progressed splendidly
I until the court adjourned fur lunch.
I The magistrate ordered the trial to lie
presumed at 3 o'clock. A woman pur
, or at once rose and protested: "I can
'not get home and back In lime, be-
fifcauae I have to look after my hus-
I band.'
I The magistrate gullantlyr extended
I the Interval by a quarter of an hour. !
j At another Quarter Sessions, tliej
,wholo court was stur:cu out of llsus-1
ual calm when two men urrlved at 12 1
'o'clock, interrupted Ihe proceedings '
and asked that their w ives who were I
iwervlng on the pury might be allowed I
to "come home and cook the dinner."
The women, with tears In their eyes, ;
: watched their husbands turned away,'
i.doonied to hunger us an alternative to !
bread and rheese, when the magistrate;
indignantly, ordered them out of the!
court ulid asked them not to make "frl ;
jvoloua Interruptions." One of the wo- !
men couldn't understand the word
! "frivolous" as applied to her old man's!
;dlnner, because, as she explained, "lie;
ieats sumwhat enormously" and to her -I
mind his dinner was a very solid fact, i
M'hen women Jurors for the first j
I time sat at Walsall Quarter Sessions, i
counsel stated that the opening case!
!w;m an unpleasant and indecent one, j
which woman would mil like to try In,
'company of men.
I The Kecorrior said he could not I
igraft nny ntw nrlucinlu ou the law as
$i now Trained, and the case was tried
;hy the mixed Jury. This puis un end
'to the system which has hitherto oli
I tallied of ordering women out of court
I whenever any case specially offensive
ws on the list for hearing.
N'o that women are learnng to fill
itlfl' Job so nicely, male Jurymen are
! trying to slip out of their obligations.
' In one court, a daring protester.
I when his name was read out, replied
in a loud voice "on Strike:". He was
not called upon to serve.
I McantinuV tho women are talcing,
'matters philosophically and placidly.
A number of them bring their knit
,tlng. ' '
What we don't know about a car
Won't take a fellow very far.
From lis slices to Its hood we know every car. Our advice is val
uable to .vol'- w,'r rcpuir work is dependable. Our service is expert
and poliie. We pay strict attention tu the business in hand and have
your work done on time. Let us thoroughly clean your motor. We'll
make it purr like' a Kitten.
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' t.eneinl Am,, ltepao lug
.M.T!'.H TIIH K si,i:s AMI SI'.HVICI:.
Sorvhe Car Pay or N'ight.
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Consider These Facts
4 Consider the For.l-oii from all anKn, eie-tar tlx-se few facts
wli cli vo lulie pleasure in Uesiwm-iraliiig at aio time without ubl..
lion.
i It i ca-fc r qiiliaer ami i-Ihpit to d your 8 iiikt fallow nork
with the I ord-on for the m.-!!". That j.hi arc doinit better work
with a harrow traveling six mile per Imnr than at iwo or Oinv. mat
are gitliiiK tw iw much work .lone every day. Tlut you e In
tUe field an hmir more everj' day wltli the trai tr. Having IlK-Jiiw silent
n hltihing. htiliiiB. etc. That you inn run all day on an aierage or
fifteen oalbms of eoninam -oal oil. Tluit your n' would raUier run
lliig flexible ixiwerfiil little tractor all day than herd a hum h of mukf.
Tliat for handling Imlk grain Trotn the combine, hauling tt lo tte
wareliouse and nturnliig with tlie emy load H b tar handier tlian
muk-s and a grew ileal faster. You can travel akmsc any dirt road with
our load from six o sneii miles an hour and return nearly tw re as
rast and time ed at harvest Mill? is wotth three lliui'. much
as time saved any other tiiiK- of tlie year. ft "
That it ran lie ie-d around the raiu-b for any kind of hauling
qiU.-kcr and handler than tlie old way. That It can be moved front
place to place and lined up quhUtly for any kind of belt power, ft will '.
run your searator. wood saw. feed grinder, en lage cutter, hay ehoppef
watT pump, gewnite )tnr electricity, run the wa-liing macliine, fhtirn,
etc. o job Umi small and few too big. " ;
It is UM-d for clearing land. (Hilling stumps, pnllin up slirubbery
by the i-oots. rolling Iort. ele.", grading and leveling huid, grading roods
anil ditciHr.
We haie seen them used for pulling up old fence port and strctcu
ins finoe. In Tart there ure no uses tlmt the rVrU-son cannot be put
w here liorsc or inivhaiUi al ki er is neiKled.
Consider tlie mnulM-r of Imrscs or mules tliat tlie Fordi will rC
plaiv. consider that tlie r'oritsHi costs JlHitl.Ml V. . B.. Pentletoi.
KeraemlNT tliat it use coal oil or tlisiilate for fuel. Itenieniber tlie
dozens or different u-es tluit you have for it. I!enmber tliat tlie IXmiI
soii isjike the rird car in that there is always a dealer near and that
It w ill never he orphaned r laid up waiting for repairs or parts. Then -call
us ii por eonie in and tell us you want a demonstration on yiytr own
farm. Wo will be glad tu do so and with no obligation on your part.
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5000 WILL BE ENTERED
j, IN BIG BOWLING TOURNEY
j IH'FF.UiO. Dec. 18. (I. P.) -One'
thousand five-man teams from the
rolled Slates Canada and Mexico will
I compete for- 140.0011 in prize money to
I bo distributed in the 19J1 American'
Howling Congress tournament, V hlcli !
I Is to tie held here Fcburary 18 to
I.March 81. Secretary A. I.. Lnngtry. of
Ihe A. H. C, at a recent meeting here,
said he will obtain 600 teams from the
I'nlted States, Canada and Mexico.
Uuffalo will probably supply 40 teams.
) Sixteen alleys will be In use day
(and night for the touvnament. There
'is great enthusiasm all over the coun
try, and especially in the west, for tlie
'tournament. Laiigtry said. Chicago
alone cpe- tu to fiirnUi l'Jtl livo-uiaii
The. New
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COMPARE OUR PRICES AND SEE FOR YOURSELF,
These are not special but our regular price: EE
EE Sugar, sack fc .'. $10.50 fj
Flcur, barrel . $10.20 EE
Butter, the best, pound 58c
J Coffee, Hills Red and M. J. B. . EE
:s 1 pound .. 50c E
5 pound : $2.40 EE
r Corn Meal, 9 pound sack 48c
i Ferina, 9 pound sack 75c EE
I EE Hominy, 9 pound sack a ., 55c EE
' Rolled Oats, 9 pound sack 68c EE
I EE Soap, Crystal White and Bob White, 14 bars $1.00 EE
j Palm Olive Soap, bar 10c S
EE Salmon, med, red, 1-2 flatt, 6 cans $1.00 E3
Standard Tomatoes, 6 cans 90c
!E Pears, Webber Valley, 5 cans $1.00 J
; Try a can and you will use them always. rrs
H ORANGES, GOOD MED. SIZE, DOZEN 45c H
:E ORANGES, LARGE S1ZE,( DOZEN 75c EE
' New CaL Walnuts, 3 pounds $1.00 3
jEE Dromedary Dates, package 25c EE
i Pineapple, Best Grade, No. 2 1-2 tins 40c r
;EE Cottelere, med. size $1.29; large, $2.23 EE
's Van Camps Pork & Beans, 2 cans 25c EE
EE Van Camps Pork & Beans, large cans, 5 for ' 95c EE
sa Ex. Standard Corn, 6 cans $1.C0 EE
Apples, ex. fancy Rome' Beauty, box $2.25 EE
EE Best Olive Oil (Reumberts) pints 80c EEs
,:'Bcst Olive Oil (Reumberts) quart $1.50 3
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