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KEEP POSTED ON DOINGS IN THE S PORT WORLD DAILY f N iwti&M &Y STAFF WRITERS AND PRESS SERVlGES ON tills PAGE TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 DULY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 251920 E HEAVIER THAN BEAR ELEVEN, DOPE SHOWS Huskiest Californian Weighs 190 While Buckeyes Have Four Over or Equaling That Weight; Stars Are Light. PASADENA, CUl., Dec. 25. (A. P.I When the Ohio Mate football play r.rs Undefeated clmmplonu of the Weatrrn Conference illg ihelr toeii In the arldlron here New Tear' Day iMtalnxt the l-'nlvtrnlty of California team champion of he Wml Ohio ' will have a tllsht nIvuntiig In the welifht problem. The team avtruK of the HuokFym U 182 pouiidji a oKiiliiHt a, 176 pound average for the CullforiilnnH. In the line, the avareave w-lKhl of the ohlo ans la INS poundH while (he avrrugn of the California forward wall Ik 18.1 poundH. The karkfleld of the Ilnck eyex alno la the hruvlt r, the omlilncd welKht totaling 12" poundH. The totm welKht of .the California luickflrla trio la an even COO pounds. California will not have a player In the Kama wcIkHImk above the ltio mark, while Ohio will Htnrt two plny ro scaling above that flKure and two othera tipping the beam at exactly 190 , pounda. Wllluman. the plunging full back of the Iluckeyoa. kctiImj 205 pounds, and Nemceok, at center, weighs 203 pounds. Trott and Bplera. two linemen, are 190 pounder. "Pete'' Mlnchcomb, the aennatlona half Imck la the lighten player "on the yOhlo aquad Healing only 152 pound! The Wright of the California back field la more evenly attributed than that of the Ohtonna. Morrlxon, the fullback I the heavleat of the trln, weighing 175 pound. Pprott af left half weluha 17, and Toomey at rlghl half balance the beam nt 1(8 pound. Krb, the quarterback, la the lightest player on the California eleven. He weigh only H5 pounds. Here la the "tape" and other Matin Ilea on tho rival player: OUIforn:a llerkley. ngo 22. height 6:11 1-2, weight 171, left end. Dean axe 21, helicht ( feet, welKht 175, left tackle. 1 Major aire 21, t feet 11 1-2 Inche, weight 183, left, g uardw I-athiun ago 22, B fcet II 1-2 Inches, weight it 7. center, - Cranmer age 21, 5 feet 11 Inchea, weight. 190. right guard. McMillan age 22, feet 1 1-4 Inchon, weight 170, right tackle. Muller ago 19, 0 feet 1 Inch, weight 188, right end. IOrli age 20, 5 feet 9 inche, weight 145, quarterback, Kprott age 23, 5 foot 9 Inchea, weight 167, left half, Toomejr age 21, 5 feet 11 lnclli', weight 158, rlxht half. Morrlaon ime 23, 6 foot 1 Inch, v.eight 175, fullback. . rnilmlilc Kiilwiitntn I.lwt Hall age 23, 5 feet 10 inchea, wclfiht 15, end, tackle. X label age 21, 6 feet 11 Inchea, oetght 186, fullback. , , (lino nge 21, 5 feet 10 Inches, weight 158, end. Van Bunt age 22, 5 feet 10 Inchpn. weight 15, halfback. Toney nge 22, 5 feet 10 1-2 Inches, weight 17, end, tackle, Deed age 20, i feet 9 1-2 inches, weight 184, half back.' iltigKon ago 23, 5 feet 9 Inches, weight J 57, quarter. Ciallugher age 22, 6 feet 10 Inches, weight 174, center. liarnes nge 20, height C feet, weight 172, tackle. Hell nge 24. height 8 foot 1 loch, weight 187. fullback. Howe age 24, height i feet 11 Incites, weight 17S, hiiirhnelv . ' I 'Hill (lame w v u uww California 21 Olympic flub 0 C'nlifornlsi 88 .Mure Island 0 California 127 St. .Mnrya 0 California 79 Nevada 0 California 3 rnh o California 17 Oregon Aggies 7 California 49 Washington State California 38, Stanford i 0 482 14 California' tearA weight average le fit poiinda whlln the line average Is 183 poundH. Ohio Wale fllyker age 21, height 6 ft., weight 174, left end. Huffman (Captain), age 22, height 5ft. It In., weight 188, left tackle. J. Taylor age 22, 5ft. 8 1-2, In., weight 170, left guard. I Ncmecek age 22, ft. 3 In., weight 203, center, Trott age 20, 5 ft. 10 1-2 In., -weight 190, rlRht guard. Spier age 22, 5 ft. 11 In., weight 190, right tackle. Myer age 20, 5 ft. 11 In., weight 175, right end. H. Workman nge 20, 5 ft. 10 In., weight 18, quarter. Ktinehromb age 23, 5 ft. 8 in., weight 152, left hnlf. ftlnlr age 19, C ft 1 In., weight 17". right half. Willamnn age 23, height 5 ft. 9 1-2 in., weight 205. fullback. ITolwble Sulwiimte I,M - N. Workman age 22. height 5 ft. 9 In., weight 105, end. '3FQ "fTTHAT makes your community a prosperous one? V You don't need to do a "Sherlock Holmes" to fig ure out that the industries of a state or community are the sturdy oaks around which' the ' vine of prosperity twines. Axl that the successful development 6r"a.V '" industry depends Vipon the quality of the product and a marlet. . ' Oregon manufacturers are putting.the'Cjuality.into iheir products; you can help extend their market by asking for "Oregon Made" when you buy. And in cidentally put more butter on your own bread. BUY OREGON PRODUCTS Associated Industries of Oregon We wish you the very Merriest of a Merry Christmas. TfllffiBlJB 745 tyain St. 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 458 "If It's on the Market We Have It" 11 v " " '''''' :;" - . . , - t t in., wcignt l4. I in 1 1 1 1 ni ill iotai i rt- miss age 21, halfback. Colt age 20, height weight 155, halfback. Henderson age 21, height 5 ft. 9 1-2 In., weight 176. halfback. Isavel ane 19. height 8 ft., weight 174, fullback. Jackson age 19, ft., height 184, tackle. Tauley nge 19, height S ft., weight 17.1, center. C. Taylor age 20. height 5 ft. 10 in., weight 170, fullback. Weaver age 21, height 5 ft. 10 in., weight 180. fullback. Welch ago 22, height c ft., weight 215, guard. The New PAIGE ."66" SPORT MODEL IS HERE. Two and fifty miles an hour in 75 yards. v Easy Terms on 2nd Hand Cars. 0. L HOLDMAN AUTO CO. 11)20 r;BiR Ohio 65. Wesley. Ohio 37, Oberlln Ohio 17. Purdue Ohio 13, Wisconsin Ohio 14. . Michigan Ohio 7, J" Chicago Ohio 7. Illlnils 150 . W Average welghl of team 1S2. age weight of llne'484. . 20 Aver- NO HAMON WILL IS niani Frank Skadan, Spokane; Eldone Jenne, Mont Vernon; Mike . Moran Ppokane; Harold Hanley, Spokane, Clarence Loomia, Seattle; Wallace Mc Kay Edicott; Ford Dunton. .Spokane: Roy Pandberg', Bellingham; Oeorgc Bohanon, Spokane; Moe Sax, Walla Walla and Buck Davis, Clarkston. Pullman. Wash., Dec. 25. (A. P.) Eighteen football players of Washing ton State college here have been awarded letters for services on tho OFFIC1ATJ5 EXPECT VETO. feiidiron during the 1S20 season. The WASHINGTON, Dec. 25. (A. P.) Pullman athletes who won leters this A veto of the Joint resolution reviving season at football follow: Captain I the war finance corporation is expect- Fred Hamilton, Chehalis: Captain- i ed by white house officials but in giv- clect Earl Dunlap, Dayton ; I.oyd Oil- inX expression to their belief today lis, Wa.shtucna; Hoy Hanley, Spokane; j they made It clear that they had no F.obcrt Sehnebly, Ellenshurg; Harrv I specific information from the presi Georce. Pullman; Milo Mclver, Pull- ' dent. . jiiiMininiiiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii There Is "like-a-shot-out-of i gun" action about a car cquiprvd with a New Stromberz Carburetor. The quality of gas mixture pvduced by the New Stromberg gives a clean, quick get-away anywhe.-e in any weather; then a peedy pick-up through a range of speed that takes you as fast as you care to travel. It puts racing spirit into ai.y machine increases meant or a slight better ment in engine operation only a little more speed only a httle more power only small savings, there might be no actual need or reason for your changing. The increase in power and speed the decrease in opera tivecosts are so great that the New Stromberg is a downright necessity. Bring your machine around and let us equip it with a New Stromberg. Have Iylor;e ; Heat 1 With Less Goal PHONE FOR FUEL 722 Cottonwood St. Thone 46 Ws do repairing. KANSAS CITY. Mo., Dec. 25. (A. P.) Jake L. Hamon, late republican national committeeman from Oklaho ma, left no will and reports that there Is a document naming Miss Clara Smith as a boncficiuly arc erroneous as far as he can ascertain, according to a statement lust night by Fred El ba of Avdmoie, Okla., attorney for Mrs. Jake I Hamon, the widow. Mr. Kills, who said lie was here on business In connection with the Ha mon estate, declared that he and others Interested had made a thor ough search of Mr. Humon's personal effects and had failed to find a will. "He. old me shortly before he re ceived the wound which caused his death that he hud not made a will but that he expected to do so before long," Mr. Elba said. He added that ho had first heard thero was a will, making Miss Smith ft beneficiary j through newspuper dispatches. Ac-! cording to press dispatches. Miss i Smith would receive $4,000,000 under! tho terms of the purported document. ! Fourth llcported Share KANSAS CITY, Dec. 25. (17. IM ; Jako .1- Hamon, Oklahoma's multi-1 millionaire, left no will according to, Fred Ellis of Ardmore, attorney for! Mr. Humon's widow. He said so far , aa he could learn thero Is no truth in , a report thnt the lute republican na-: tlnnal committeeman left a fourth of his estate to Clara Smith Hamon, now charged with his murder. Ellis ex plained that he had made n thorough search of Hamuli's effects without finding ft will. Furthermore, Ellis said., Hamon told him shortly bdorc his death he had made no will. T AYS ACCmKXTS TO HONRS TACOMA. Wash., Dec. 25. -(A. P.) lAbulltiiin of milo horns It Is said. ini M prevent automoiuie nrcuienis, according to F. H. Sweetland, Tacoma, (resident of the Evergreen Highway AssiKlatiiin, who has asked the city council to abolish horns here. "This would place the burden of not hitting pedestrians entirely upon 'drivers, whl'Ya It belongs," he said. Use Utah Coal, which is satisfying more people r every day. B.L. BURROUGHS He Has It! f niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiuiiiiiiiiii:iitiitiiiiiiiilf 1 I its power gives it better acceleration. And it re duces mileage costs radi cally. The reputation of the New Stromberg is evi dence cf its superiority and proof of its need on any car of any make, of 1 .. I (. 1 1 . I iiy uhxjci. it novic oni dal world's records on virtually til makes of machines-for power, for speed and for fuel savings, if Stromberg equipment Run it under Stromberg equipment for ten days. Then if you want to keep toe carouretor pay us, 11 you don't there's no, cost whatever;"' YduTieed, n6t feel that you are obligating yourself in any way. You are not. It' our proposi tion. If the New Strom berg doesn't satisfy you, we don't expect and don't want to make t-a sale. tl. ! : S3 ra 3 The Ideal Christmas Gift for the Whole Family 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 riding; 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 therii over. Let us show you the quality and comfort that are built into these sturdy little cars. Prices F. O. B. Pendleton are, sedan $949.75 and Coupe $897.70. Remem ber THAT WE ONLY HAVE A FEW OF THESE FOR DELIVERY NOW. Simpson Auto Co. '; Water and Johnson Sts. 3 Mo Una 714-18 Thompson St tee, inc. i Pendleton i WHO PAYS THE FREIGHT? S !t costs lots of money in bookkeeping and lost ac- r I Eg counts to do a credit business. Buy your Grocer- 3 (E5 ics from S Conroy j uiu pay mi- wnai you get ana not for the fellow 15 who does not pay. 3 E Cnsco, 6 pounds ... Cottolene 4 lbs. $1.23, 8 lbs. $1.65 Butter, best on the market, lb 53c Olive Oil ( Reimbarts) pint 80c Olive Oil (Reimbarts) quart $1.50 Coffee, Hills Red and M. J. R in 5 lb. tin, lb.. . . 48c Ensigrn Coffee, white package, 3 for $1.00 3 5 hxtra Standard Corn, 6 cans $1.00 !i Soap, Crystal White and Bob White, 14 bars $1.00 !; Quaker Oats, large package 40c 3 v . .iirtuinunii:niniiHiiiiiniHiiHuniinii!iiHinniiHififuiiniiimii::i:Kr: