East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, December 21, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextKEEP POSTED i?N DOINGS IN THE SPOUT WORLD DAILY IN ARTICLES ifr STAFF WRITERS AND PRESS skSviOES ON THIS PAGE. " TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 DAILY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDLETON, OEEGON. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21,1020 1 f """"T-F twelve pages TBilft section two JLl.,- PAGES'7T0 12 . j ECTED PEEVED CUSTOMERS. IN B!G GAME! FJ BERKELEY,, Calif,, Dec. 21.(A. P.) University of California football Mayers have been warned to "watch th. clock'' Aid look for a Inst minute aerial attack to touchdown against the Ohio Btat. University nt Pasadena, Cat. New Year's Day. ' Ohio Plate won the Western Con ference title by defeating the Unlver- alty of Illinois with a touchdown from a forward pass which started when the Came had but ten seconds to go. The final whistle blew even before the play was completed. Other games of the 1 20 season were won by Ohio Htate during the last minute of play. Against Wisconsin In the lost four minute "Mo run over two touchdowns. And the lliirkeyi-s MEMPHIS, Tenn.triec'. 21. (A. P.) John I). Martini of Memphis was re elected president of the Kouthern Asso elation for a three-year term and ap proval was given ' a post-season series btween the pennant winners of the Southern und Texas- leagues for the class A championship of the South at the annual meeting of the directors of the Southern Association today. It was voted that the president of sev eral members clubs should attend the meeting of tho .National Association of Minor League rf'liibii at St. Louis. Mo., when the proposed new national I agreement will be discussed. pulled the Chicago game out of the fire the same way, it Is said. Workman, Ohio hnlfback, who doe most of the team's forward passing, has been descrltied by Walter Camp, noted football authority, as a "wonder" at pausing, (Jenerally Pete Htlnohcomb left half, takes the passes. Stlnchcomh la Considered one of the best open field runners In the game and this year was selected on Camp's All-American first team. TEXAS NEW Y'lltK, Die. 21. (A. P.) Two pugilistic champions of the Lon don police force arrived here Monday on the steamship linperatnr from LSouiliairiptoii to compete against the .New York police boxers in a tourna- HOUSTO.V. Tex., Dec. SI. (V. P.) Charge that prisoners in Texas prison camps are beaten to death, kUM for minor offenses and mistreated are made here by (ieorgp Dixon, widely known magazine writer, in an open letter said to have been mailed broad cast to newspapers throughout the late, WASHINGTON. Dec. 11. (V. P.) The senate Monday passed a resolution reviving the war flruinco Corporation. It ooncurr.dk in the house amendment trmrmtlng th. .suUmv-rtlroc ting the federal reserve board to arrange broader credit for the farmers. The resolution now goes to Wilson. I mi nt here next month. The two men, in charge of Inxiwctor Arthur Hpriggs or Scotland yard, are Constables Jack Stanley, heavyweight, -and Harry Mai tin, middleweight of tho Metropolitan force, who won their titles In elimina tion tournament. Stanley weighs 196 pounds and Mnllln 160. The visitors are guests of the New York police club during the stay. ; ism M BEACH IS FACING RKZQIBS (ORANUES) E2E INDIGESTION Taste good, do foodj UmoIt instantly on tongue or ia wateri take aa seeded. v QUICK RELIEF! m taslst pomm rem thoST WHO wot. Them. had mr acoTT a sownc MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSION EVERY MAN AN ATHLETE IS 0. A. C. ULTIMATUM T WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. (U. P.) President Wilson sent to the senate Monday the nomination of John F. Nugent, of Poise, now Idaho senator to be a member of the Federal Trade Commission. Tho senate quickly voted its confirmation. . lHK'KRV ;AM K IS S TO S PlTTSrtl ltOIB. Dec. 21 (A. P.I The Pittsburgh -1nb of . the United Sintes "Amateur Hockey' i.suo de feated the Granites of the Ontario Hockey League In an exhibition game lust night. 1 to 2. AIM QUALITY SEItyiCE SANITATION Xmas Poultry Now is the time to pick out your Christmas din ner, for our stock is now complete. We will .have for our trade , 9 . rURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE, CHICKENS, SUCK LING PIGS, FANCY FALL LAMBS AND , PRIME CORN FED EEEF See this wonderful beef now displayed in our market We have the whole carcass displayed just as they are originally and not even split or cut. FLACE AN ORDER EARLY Pendleton Trading Co. Phona 455 "If It's on the Market We Have If Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw I AN ATHLETIC EMBARGO I'ONO HISACH, Calif., Dec 2i (A me i.oru; lienor, high school football team has no plans for a game -on r.ngiewood high of Chicago umci ii-Hin on new year s day or any otner day. It was slated here last night. -uig twain s plan for a game with hiiKlvwood or gome other middle west ern high school were contingent upon a victory over the eleven from the Kverett (Wash.) hlh school which defeated the local institution, 28 to 0. Since Long Peach withdrew from the' California Intcr-scholastlc federa tion 10 prepare for games with teams outside the state, the federation ha forbidden Its members to schedule iooir,nt ur other game with ljmn BAN JOHNSON OPPOSES JUDGE LANDIS' REGIME COL HUSTON DECLARES NKW YORK, Dec. 21. fA. P.I I Failure of the American league to elect New, York, Poston and Cslcaeo. rep- resentatlvcs to its board of directors jut the annual meeting. last Friday "in Idlcated clearly" that President John jnon and the.club which supported him I In the league war "are dissenters from j the new Ijindis regime In baseball," Colonel T. L. Huston, part owner of thr Yankees, snld last night, j "Ourlng the last year Johnson had j fought the appointment of Judse Lan diA as chairman of the national com mission," Colonel Huston said, "iftid j successfully resisted the Judge's advent ; until compelled to consent at the re 'cent Chicago meeting. His show o' 'acquiescence is the veriest hypocrisy. I He had to surrender at the recent Chi cago meeting because 'his wilful five,' , deserted him In tho fear that the pro- posed 12-clnb 1ligue would injure I their property investments." j Charging 'that the recent move li i aimed "to disgust and discourage Ian- dls at the start," Colonel Huston ex pressed the opinion "that Judire Ian dls will quickly find means to curb Johnsi'n and his puppets." "Johnson and his five clubs," he added, "are banded together by tie other' than true sportsmanship. . TIk strength of this unholy alliance has made Johnson exceedingly arrogant and as been the cause of all the recent troublo In the American league and In baseball, and untlll t is broken there can be no tence. The elimination of Johnson wmild automatically restore tranquility." COrtVAU.IS, Ore., Dec. 21. (A. P.) Oregon' Agricultural College Tiere has adopted the slogan of "Every Man In folhige. an Athlete," and the 2,001 students here are expected to.. take In outdoor sports. Contests between organization and class teams are to lie neld in fll bran fins of sport and attention will be tiven all the men instead of the few who make the varsity wpiads. WASHINGTON TO REVIVE ICE HOCKEY AS ONE OF INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES BrCATTUT, Wash,, Dec 21. (A. P.) Ice Hockey probably will be played by University or Washington teams this winter on the local Ice rink. Sev eral university students have had hockey experience in Canadian and eastern cities and will join the hockey squad, according to present plans. One of the players in "the Pacific Northwest Hockey "Association . may be engaged as- coach. A tentative schedule is being drawn lip with the I'nlversity of British Columbia and several semi-professional teams of this section. Class games 'probably will start the ppsson. tOftVF.I.I, WINS FIRST GAMrf ITHACA, N. Y., Dec. 21. (A. P.) Cornell defeated Princeton 24 to 20 In -tn inter-collegiate basketball game here last night. , . The contest, the first of the season was decided In the last minute's play. Sweaters as Gifts i Mure and mi ire people are baying practical gifts.. Thl l a pnulical year. Nothing will hf itKre appreciated limit Warm KweaUT that will lurry the meaning at the fwa.Hm ami marm comfort to tho give for many months. Men's Sweater Coats i... $i0 to $6.50 Men's Slipover Sweaters ........ $2.50 to $7.50 Men's Jersey Slipover Sweaters $4.93 Boys' Heavy Pull Over Sweaters $3.93 and $4.93 Infant Pull Over Sweaters $2.49 Ladies' Pull Over Sweaters . . . $7.50 Men's.House Coats . ... . ...... . . .... $10.00 Boys' Mackinaw Coats . ,". . . $4.93 to $8.93 Men's Mackinaw Coats .... $10.00 to $12.50 Men's Logger Shirts $6.00 to $8.50 Men's Flannel Shirts $1.65, $2.95 and $4.95 Boys' Flannel Shirts $1.25 and $1.95 ' Do your Christmas shopping1 at this store where you will find what you want at the price you want to pay. - - -? - .. . - LOGICAL ADVICE! Strike at the root of we'ak ness is logical advicf to those rundown in vitality. Scott'sEmulsioni nourishes the bbdy, tones the blood and helps build strength. Scott ft Bomit. 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