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DAILY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 24, 1920.
ENGLAND NOTAFRAID -:
OF AMERICAN GOLFERS
HEADLOCK HOLD BEATS STECHER
ynZANGLl LEVIS
Acceptable Xnias Gifts
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N'KW YOUK7 Doc. ii.(Jy Henry
Kurrcll, u. P. BUiff Correspondent.)
All ICifflund U nut mi penslmiHtlo about
the proposed American golf IhvuhIoii
lict summer. ,
When the Ilrltlnh trolfcr firm hoard
1.KXIXUTI X, Ky., Dee. 24. (A. j
K The puio for the Kentucky der-j
by to he run at Churchill Down;
Louisville, Jluy 77. hu been ln-"
creased to r,(io, It wa unnuunccil (
today by Colonel M. J. Whin, general!
thut fund were belnir ruined here to I m"r ,te Kentucky Jockey club.
j mi urn, n-sv r wiiii entry and
nomination teen, will rnuko the total'
Ht'iid 20 American link expert) to
Kniflund next Hiiinmer, after the Brlt
iHh amateur and the open champion
lilp. many declared that H wna till
over. America, by uch a drive, eurely
would ftuccoed.
Hmvever, "Fulrway," a rirltlMh ex
pert, writing In "Hportlnir Life," doe
not see euch ciiuho for nlarin.
, ' ''If our leading amateur keep up
on their mime throughout the winter
month," he write, "the fear of thoiio
PCUHlmlHtlc prophet who would havcj
li bow to the Inevitable a a result,
of American preparation for Invasion!
may be dispersed when the time ur
rive for the international duel.
"Fortunately we are. 6r honld be. I
quit Immune from defeat with the tul-;
ent we already posses. I do not cure
how well Robert Jonex, Charle Kvun.
or Francbi Quintet pluy, If they come
here In the anticipation of auceeH In
the open championship, they are more
optlmletlo than usual even for Amer
ican. We have the veteran headed
by Vardon, Taylor, Urald and Herd: we
have the Intermediate alutte of play. J
rrs, of whom Mitchell, Duncan and
Kay are the roost prominent, and we
have the younger ;eneintkn, ouch aa
AM. Ockenden and IhUland, a combl
italiun which should produce the Idl
vidual who will defeat the strongest
force produced by America or any
other nation.
"When It haa been necessary, Eng
land Invariably hu found 'the man'
end I am convinced We shall do o In
the season of J21."
value of the race In exec of $60,0'JO.
Th evulue of the race to the w inner In I
1120 wa $33,000. The Bprlng racing'
season In Kentucky w ill open In Lex-'
Ington April i'3 and extend CI uus to;
July 8.
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CA.MHUIDtlK, Kng., Dec. 24. (A.
P.) Cornell uniierMlty' crox coun
try runner, who will meet the pick
of Oxford and Cambridge unlvcmUie
at Koehampton on December 30, took
their firm practlco today, covering the
five mile Cambridge course. The time
was not taken, but Coach Moukley
aid the performance wae satisfactory.
. Picture shows Ed -Ftraaeirr" - wis. the new r.earyweicht wrestling champion, djmons'.raMn;
h!. Sou. beaXk hold with whicn he won the title from Jo, S.ecber. JPi'W
Lewis pinned Stecber-i .booldert to tie uti-t in exactly 1 hour, il minutes and 56 sesondj.
Delight the recipient with a practical gift
complete stock of Slipper's, You will find a
stock to select from and the quality is the best.
from our
complete
Ladie Slipper. i.69, $1,95, $2.25 and $2.45
Men's Slipper.. ..f... .
Children's Slippers
.. $1.95, $2.25, $2.45 sund $3.25
$1.49, $1.65 nd r$1.85
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naval
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NEW YOKIv. Dec. 2 (A.
The crew of the Cnlted State
academy will not participate
spring; In the Child's cup race. ,one of
the annual features of the Intercol
legiate rowing season.
Charles Halxtead Mapes, one of the
; steward of the Child' cup governing
OI'RDAXK. Dec. 24. -With about
two inchex of old mtiow on the grounii
f.bout six Inches nf new snow fell th
li.t two day making a good eight
inches of wiow In thl vicinity. Most
every one ha plenty of hay should thus
hiiow lay on the ground any time.
Sir. and .Mr. Oeorgc Taylor and
ramlly vlnilcd Thursday with III. Hoy
Montgomery.
.Mr. and Mrs. Charles I'lutiet made
trip to Pendleton Thursday return
ing home (Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Pedro returpej home last
8Tlt.L,WATER, Okln.. eo. 24
A. P.) Wilbur ltay. the only athlete
who ha won a letter in four different
ports at the Oklahoma A & M College
here, has signed a contract wUli the
Philadelphia Auferlcrtft a s pltclier,
fie stated, lie will report, he said, at
(he Athletic' spring training camp at
like Chnrle 1m., lute in February.
ooard. announced laet nlcht it had week having been In town the past
been decided that the affair In future i week with her eon Frank who ha been
would bo confined to Columbia. Penn-1
aylvania and Princeton, the three uni-!
verslties that have control of the race. !
The race next spring Is scheduled
for the Harlem river May 14.
The navy won the race last spring
with Princeton second, Pennsylvania
third and Columbia fourth. j
CONSTANTLY GROWING
COLONY ABOUT WILHELM
ALARMING TO HOLLAND
DnOUN", Hollandn. Dec. 24. (A.
P.) The constantly growing Herman
olony here, where former Emperor
William resides, i causing uneasiness
among the Inhabitants: for a great
number-of the members of the Ger
man aristocracy are buying up old
Dutch manors, and Doom is already
(ailed in the Dutch natidieal papers
"A branch office of Potsdam."
Some weeks ago William ordered
Margarita Koggy. German artist
living in Doom 4o paint scenes in the
park and his residence.
Doughboy of the American Army
of Occupation on the lililne consume,!
twenty-nine tons of turkey on Thunkn
elvln day.
QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION
We desire to extend to you. the
compliments of the season and ex
press our sincere wishes for your
happiness the coming year.
Pendleton Trading Co.
' Phon 455
"If It's on'thc Market Wc Have It"
sick but Is much better.
Marion Corley made a trip to Pen
Clcton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman and
TOu .liinmie made a trip to Pendleton
Kiidav returning Ivmie Sunday. They
elU-iided the "wool-growers association
at that plate Katurday.
John l.ightfoot has Peen on the sick
list -the past week but is Improving at
present.
Mr. and Mis. Itlll Selliy and son
Dol by visited Sunday with Frank
Chapman's family.
Kd Chapman who has been visiting
ih" pat month in this vicimty, left
last week for Frank. Chapmans ufler
STREWN IN ROBBERY
FOR MB BALOON
OTTAWA, Dec. "4. (A. p.) Gov
ernment agencies today received offi
cial Instructions to aid In searching
for the U. 8. naval balloon which float
ed away from Rockaway Point, X. Y.,
Dec. 13 on an endurance flight.
The Royal Mounted police of Canada
lnstriKT'l divisions in the vicinity of
Northern lakes to be on the lookout,
the air board communicated similar or
ders, lumber companies sent word to
their camps and the navifl service tele
graphed every point on-the Canadian
Pacific P.allroad system.
SEATTI.K, Dee. 24. (A. P.I Kddle
Thomas, 20, Canadian, smashed two
plate glass windows and spilled more
i than 3i)afl dollars of diamonds-Jn the
j midf t of a throng of Christmas shipped
shopper on Second avenue at 5 o'clock
Thursday In an effort to get away with
ii tray of diamonds snatched trum n '
(jewelry store window tferougH which
be had sent a brick, according to tho
I police.
Police said Thomas hurled the hrick
mi
mm
"suing a lew nays win Ko on down to thr0., th. wind. iv while hundred:
ye to Hilly hapmans . ' of late shopper were passing the store.
Chnrle .Nel.wm and family visited i , ,.. j .uri,i in mn He
.last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe t G. u Uhlean, manager
, Kapp and family. of a restaurant and disarmed after
I, n,,y Montgomery uft Thursday for Ulawj , RUI1 the "reetauranteur.
I Pendleton, ictumimr home Saturday j am, jn le sc,lfn ,,tl, crashed
with his daughter Marjory. Marjory w .i!1(iow of a haber-
rill remain home during the vacation! ,
to her school after Now j When the tray was recovered and
j check made of its contents, is was
found to be short diamonds vanieu
ret urniiig
Yens.
Mr. and Mrs. Baker Chapman liHve
been spending a few days lust week at
their .flinch on Hutter Creek with
their son Wayne.
Dave Wymore made a trip to Pflii;
Koc iviiiirc'uv.
at more than $3.u'i", the Jewelers said.
1 efore they ere two yeary old sev .j
i en hiiHilrr.il nn,l itnvonlv.iiin. of Hurl
:li oiv.'iiiH Pal-ics China die.
STILL 'OFF HITS'
To the
Good Citizens
of Pendleton and surrounding country, we wish you
every one a Mery, Merry Christmas. May God in His
wonderful mercy watch over anti keep you with the
same tender love that he bestowed upon Jesus the Babe
of Bethlehem, 1920 years ago.
.
Stormy Dciy
rgyrr.i . dorif worry the n:n
whovrorksina
f IK
MSIlcker
. I i 1 (fill -it tS WreK
-'lookfor WdterorocF
AJ.TOWERCa !s-
BOSTON. MA:
COBDBXZ. Dec. 24. (A. P.I The i
stores of Merman merchants in Cob-j
lenz which were placed "off limits" for
overcharging members of the Amerl- j
can forces In Germany last summer, i
will renin closed until January 15.
An army Investigation last summer.
(tttseioseu proms as mfcu ua w
1 cent In some stores. " ' j
drove's
- is the Genuine '
and Only
. Laxative
Bromo ti?
Quinine
tablets
The first and original Cold and
Grip tablet, the merit of which
U recognized by oil civilized
nations.
Be cartful to irolJ bxltitioa.
Be sure its Bromo
745 MairiSC
Dr. K. J. York, the Chinese Spe
cialist baa spent years in study and
research work, both in China and
this country, thus enabling him to
.treat any acute and chronic disease
of men and W'omen.
He uses only curative Chinese
rbots and herbs as a means of treat
ing diseases known to- human be
ing. V These remedies have been used
for many generations and have
been given credit by patients using:
them.
Anyone T.ho may
can call to see him.
be suffering
A VOIIK Ciri.VESE MEDICIXE
CO..
Xo. 421 V. Rose St.
Walla Walla, Wash.
Dr. Lynn K. EIakes!e
Cbronla and Nrua Dim a4
tMaeauna Women. X-Ray Kiectr '
. Tberapeutloa.
rempl Bids. toeaa II.
Phoaa 41t
SAVE TOtHSELF ft
by having your Raw Fur uaa
Into
11XE FURS
at our plaie? At the earn time your
old ones rnr.odeled. repaired, cleaned!
so they look lik tow. At price that
ire riebt. Ia . . . ?
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T'TIDFRMY
we mount anything from a fly to an3
elephant.
m. n. Moim -
SHiLae. W.-h. 2 Bernard SC. So.
Write about our deer head contest. ,
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1 he Ideal GHristmas f3i ft
for the Whole Family
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Thegenuinj bears thui signature
SOc.
A Ford Sedan or Coupe. What could be
more appreciated by the family than a Se
dan for four or five or the Coupe for two.
They are comfortable and easy ridings
keeping you out of the wind and rain and
dust. We have these models on hand for
immediate delivery and can drive one to
your door Christmas morning. Come in and
look then. over. Let us sh.ow you the quality
-and comfort that are built into these sturdy I
, jjittle. cars. -Prices F Q. B. PendletoiuuaW n
seuan wn.io ana coupe cssv.vu. Kemem
ber THAT WE ONLY HAVE A FEW OF
THESE FOR DELIVERY NOW.
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Simpson Auto Co.
Water and Johnson Sts.
Riley
;& Kemp
Phone 522
523 Main
KOEITEN'S
PKESCIU1TI0N
DRUG STORE
A. C. Kocppcn & Bros.
The
Drug Ktoro That Kenca
Vou llcst.
HELD BY E0LSHEVIKI
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DR. C. n. DAI
Physklan and Surgeon
Osteopath
Hooms ti and 25 Smith-Crawford
. v Bulld'.a. "'
tinhnn n4 Ru T4I-B
Miss Marguerite E. Harrison, a
Baltimore newspaper writer, ia
being held aa a hostage by tint
Bolshevik gorernment. according
to report to tho State Depart
ment In Washington. The Bob
shiiVji rliiim she was "spy" for
tn V. S. rorsrnKeit. a ccarfre re-
SIMPLEX SUNBOWL
ELECTRIC
RADIATOR
.il lach it (o nny lamp mtckct.
With the Simplex Klectric
3unlowl Uadiator you can in
ttnntly have tho radiant warmth
f the summer sun from any
lamp socket.
The inverted cone-shaped el
ictric heating element and it
generous sized reflector makes
:his radiator not only the hol
iest and most cheerful but also
the most economical of thorn
all. It take no more current to
pprrata' than your electric Iron
r toaster.
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WHO PAYS THE FREIGHT? 1
E It costs lots of money in bookkeeping and lost ac
s counts to do a credit business. Buy your Grocer
E ies from
Conroy
! and pay for what you get and not for the fellow
jjjH who does not pay.
!s disco, 6 pounds $1.63
j Cottolene : . . . 4 lbs. $1.25, 8 lbs. $2.23
; Butter, best on the market, lb 53c
e Olive Oil ( Reimbarts) pint 80c
j Olive OH (Reimbarts) quart $1.30
i Coffee, Hills Red and M. J. B. in 5 lb. tin, lb..' . . 4Sc
S Lnsig:n Coffee, w hite package, 3 for ...... $1.00
S Extra Standard Corn, 6 cans $1.00
EE Soap, Crystal White and Bob White, 11 bars $1.00
Quaker Oats, large package 4(H;
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