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BY LOCAL LEGION POST
DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1921
Title Plus Millions
Jack Dolph Again in Role of
Matchmaker and Kc Is Out
- to Line Up Fighters Who Will
Give Fans Run for Money.
A boxing card with all tlio cliiss of
former uffulr presented ! the Ameri
can Ix-Kion hern will be exsuyed short,
ly by 1'endleton l'ost. Jink Dolph,
who lined up talent for the first two
card here, In In elmrito of the iohI'm
boxing committee ag.iln and I In
touch with nome hleh class materinl
for a smoker.
There are lomi top-notch mlx-rs In
this vicinity and men In I'ortluml are i
willing this year to step out for less
than a fortune. Thus a f ;int menu
can be obtulned, Dolph believes. The
smoker will probably be held In the
Oregon theator,
. The reputation made by the Union
In lt first smokera wna do good thai
It U felt sure the fans will turn out
en mamie for another good card. There
lia been nothing In the boxing line
hero for six months und the N-glon j
feels that the sporting appetites of thn
rabid ones should be ubout whetted by
now.
One feature of the proponed smoker
which will appeal to the crowd la the
more modest figure which probably
will be charged. ltlngnide seats for
the other bouts had to be sold at 15
and war tax In oorder to pay tike New
York prices that the boy demanded
last spring and summer. But now,
about 40 per cent can bo clipped off
that figure, the promoters believe and
the ringside seats may go nt I3.r0 or
even 13 and war tax. according to the
way In which the house can he ar
ranged at the theater.
Clean, fust bouts were the' rule at
the two smokers given under leirlon
auspices and Dolph declares that the
same kind of fights will be put on
again. He has lines out for some high
rlass artists for the headllners and
probably welterweishts will go the 10
round finale. Dolph Is after men who
will fight all the way and believes
that he can assemble a bunch of tal
ent that will give the fsne a run fur
their money the entire route.
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j Rabbit Drive Sunday Near Echo
I Declared Greatest Shoot of
I Kind Ever Staged in Eastern
I Oregon; Bowman Wins.
h lVher A'?rtS?D helr.ess 1 1118 w'fe of a titled European
when- Eleanor Mny Guggenheim, daughter of the "copper .le ' be
caite the brlte of Vlscouut Stuart belr to the Earl of CaatleMewart "
County Tyrone lieland They are shown isaving St Margarelii
fburch.-WesLainster. London, gftcr the wedding t'"sr a
I The ureatcHt rabb)t saoot ever htas
(d in Kustern Oregon in the way U
conteHtants in Sunday's contest char-jucti-rlise
It. Members of the Pendleton
j Hod & Onn Club shot, It Is estimated,
: '000 Jack rabbits In less than 12 hours'
j time and brought back to Pendleton
on two trucks, more than 300 of the
animbals.
Hules of the shoot, which was
competitive one between two teams,
decreed that the contestants shoulc
j be in Pendleton with their rabbits t
! be counted, at 6:30 p. m. At that houi
' l'an i;owtni:n's team was on the
Scratch ad had 1.111 rabbits. Ho
1-aiiin's team had arrived with a part
,of their killing hut the major portlor,
i arrived nearly 3D minutes late. Then
j was some argument as to the winner
because J'aum's men, although late
' h;nl Ihu lMiiz.-r nliuihcV of r:ib)iits.
11
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AMBTERDAM. Jan. in, (A. P.)
Oeorges Carpcntler In the Telegranfe
today regarding his fight with the
( world's champlon, Jack Dempsey, x
p re seed optimism. Ho said it would
be a hard fight but that the result was
not for him to predict. He had noth
ing to offer regarding definite ar
rangements as to where the fight Is to
be held.
"Whether I retire depends upon the
result of the match." he said. "If I
em beaten, I will retire; If not, I prob
ably shall go on fighting."
One reason for his coming to Hol
land, Carpentler said, was to visit the
land of his wife's birth.
In an exhibition match Saturday
,, night with Lenacrs, Delglnn, Carpen
tler astonished Dutch sportsmen by
his cleverness.
"He Is even better than we expect
ed." said one. "He can land five
blows where another mini lands one."
Cnrpentier said ho . might meet
Frank Moran of Pittsburgh before his
fight with Dempsey. .
ttOMAX TTKNS All
i INTO TRKK TO Kt'.KP
litoM vntikix; nov
CENTrtAMA, Wash., Jan. 10. Tj
avoid running down a young 1my cross
ing the street. Mrs. Julia Kshom drove'
irer car over the curb und crashed Into
a tree. Her daughter, Helen, whom
Hie was taking to school, whs thrown
from the car and badly bruised. Mrs.
Eshom escaped Injury. The automo
bile was wrecked.
A trip lo the Willamette vollev to
meet either the Oregon AifKie or Uni
versity of Oregon frii,hmen basketball
in oi vio.i.eci ior ine I'enutetou t
nig nciuiiitet. The loc.ila are seeking
early season games away from home
owing to the f:tt that their schedule
does not call for .' any high school
games for several weeks.
Wires were sent, to the vallev col
leges by Coach Dick Hunley on Sat
urday night, e.sklng for games. Neith
er college five has been organized yet,
but games with either would test t li.-
strength of the green and g ildjn tht
hardest oC competition. Inasmneh- n I
the high school stars of the state are clnl ' record being supplied In order;
it believed today that the Howmau
i men will bo declared winners becaast
they lived up to the rule of being oi
I time.
i
i The shooters, 25 on a team, left hen
I about 6 o'clock Sunday morning. Al
were aimed with shot guns. The Bo
man team shot on the McCormick
place southwest of Echo and in lha
vicinity, while Baum's men went fin
i ther west, crossed .Hutler Creek and
let-.,.,. In Ih i rnciim Thn Rulim ICfllT.
t !.-.it Mtiiek lo the unrid mid ha,1 trouble
- " -
; with the lights on their truck, which
I helped delay them. Bowman's trucV
! t xpeneueed a blow out.
. While the teams shot and picked. U
probably 3500 animals, it Is the belie
ef the shooters that they killed full:
5000 labbits. The shooting was ex
In t..r..ri';init the National League
pitchers er 1920 In the order of their
effectiveness. It was found expedient
to divide the pitchers into three groups
:.s was done in 1 H i 7, ISIS and
1 he first sroiip cnlir.ices all those who
oore the brunt of the campaign and j ct llent and no accidents oceured
pitched at least (101 complete games;
the second, those who participated in A large number of the rabbits Tver
a minimum of (10) games, regardless Riven lo the Salvation Army to be dis
of the length of same; the third com-I tri nited to poor homes in the city
r rising all others ho took part in a j Friends of the shooters were given e
hampionshlp contest. (great many and the rest will be sub
The perceniaen of fames won and j for 20 and 23 cents each. A gooi
lost Is Biven, with notation of the rel- j ninny ore expected Ui reach lndiai
atlve position of each pitcher, this sne-; himieajin the reservation.
assembled on one five.
Pendleton's close i
Walla Walla stood the boys In good
stead. The vlc tora have been playing
together as a team for four seasons
and last yejir held the slnte Intersehol
astlc basketball title. They were not
loafing a lilt on the Job when thoy al
lowed Pendleton to come from behind
und tie up the game, spectators at the
contest declare.
Every man on the local sipiad sur
prised the coach and his mates by go
ing out and fighting for the ball all
tho wny. In practice most of the
squad had lacked aggressiveness In
tills department but when tho going
beeume stiff, the boys ultffencd. too
and they were taking the ball away
from the Wti-lll veterans with regular
ity. That fight counts for tho'i
coming from a 15-3 score up to a tie
with the bunch that finally won out b
a point from a froe throw,
Practices will be continued h't and
heavy this week In hopes of some big
ger game for the week end. The team
and Its bai kers feel considerably more
optimistic over chances now ihan be
fore the out-state game and predictions
that the Pendleton name will top the
basketball list in tbl sseetlon, If not
In the state, are already freely heard.
WANTS TAI1II I' OX SALMON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. (A. P.)-
Amendments proposing I lie adding of
canned salmon, herring, cherries and
apples to the emergency tariff bill
were introduced by Senator Jones ot
Washington. He woulil Increase the
rate on canned salmon twenty pel
cent; make herring four cents a
pound and add twenty-five per cent t"
the present rate on cherries ami apples.
I WHIM
QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION j
k j i
POTATOES
THE FINEST ON THE PRESENT DAY MARKET
SOLID AND FREE FROM FROST
Per Sack
$2.25
Pendleton Trading Co.
Phone 455
"If It's on (he Market We Have It"
Hint otmparin may !p imde with
hc official parw'il run rating
Crovor AloxanriPr, Chiraso. has the
title iT Ip.'idinj pitehrr, with an avor
of loast runs enrm-rt ppr en me of
l:!M. Alexander held this honor for
:h fif'ison f I:H(i w'.th an average of
1,"2, HurMsh Crimes, Brooklyn, ha
-ost perron ti'pe for Barnes won 4ind
Utnt, .fiTfi. trover Alexander, Chicnso
won !h" most earn en, -7. KfpH Htxov,
I'hiiadelphSa, lust the most games, 22.
.'fsse Haines, St. Limit, pitched in the
nmst cames, 4 7. fjrover Alexander,
Chiraeo, pitelvd in the niest eftniplet"
sanies. .!. William Sherde, ?t. Lonis,
finished in the most games, SS. ; rover
Alexander, 'hkasi, pitrlied in the
must inninsts, vlC-1. Ch:r!rW II. Aamp,
piltfj'uirirh, led in shutout games, S.
trover Alexander, Chicago, led in
'trili(ouls, 17:!. Fred Srhunp. St
l.ouis allowed the most hases on balls,
127. Char 'est K. Ponder. l'littmrph
nnde th mosi .wild pitches, lt't, Jtdin
N'Mi, Hostn. hit the mo.t batunien,
'3. irnvrr Alexander, ('hicayo, allow
ed the most hits. 3.".'. a!wi pitched W
he realist nn;,iler of hatters. 1.447.
Kpps V'Xf" I'hil:idtdih'a, allowed the
most parrlfire hits. A1. John Scott,
Hosten, allowed the most runs to be
t'orod.- 1 4 s. Jnpoph t'scher, Hos
;on, allowed the most earned runs, 115,
(Inner Ale'.'mider, Chicago, enjoyed
he longest ronsci-utive winning streak,
11 victories.
A tie ovists for longest consecutive
'oy-ng sitreak. four pitchers John
l,enton, Hirhard Undolph-, K'wood
Martin and John Scott losing seven
tra:ght games apiece.
Charles 1. Adams, Pittursh, gave
a marvelous exhibition of control by
.erniittlnic but KS of the l.nir hatsmen
facing him to Rel bases on balls, thif
'n the L(i1 innings 1 pitched. In 1 9 1
Adams pitching ft like number of inn
ings to 1,017 batters, issued 2.1 base
on halls.
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NAVY AIR CHIEF
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The wintilng tram is to be feastei
t.y me losers v.unin i- u...-, i j
HBfeeJ- The time and place of thi I
r. ed will be settled later.
('liamlHTlaln's Coimli Itemed y
Thin l a pleasant, safe and reliable
Imedleine for .cough and colds. It has
been In Uf:e for many years and .is helu
In hiph esteem in tho? houfehnldf
where Its nood iiualit.'e.i are bem
nown. it 1h a favorite with mothers
of young children, as It contains no
or other harmful drug. Try
yi'ii have need foi such a rem
edy.
Worth ('orislilcrlng
Xhe question is not no much how you :
'contract a cold, but how to get (id of :
it with the least loss of time anil in- :
convenience. If you will consider the !
ey.erleii(e of others under similar clr-
ctnnstanccs, who have heen most sue-'
ressfiil In checking their colds. In their
beginning, you v.ill secure a bottlrt of
f 'hamberlaln's Cough Itemed without,
delay, and use it faithfully. There are
many families who have UH.'-d this
lircparalfon successfully for years and
hold it In high enteem. It is eio---llent.
Constipation
Constipation of the bowels Is a stop
page of the seweraee system that re
movej waste matter from the body. It
s as necessary that your bowels mov
regularly once each d;iy, to carry oft
:hi; waste, as It is that the waste pipes
if your home be kept open and carry
ff the waste from the house. f yn-t
aouM enjoy good health, keep your
bowels regular by taking Chamber
ain's Tablets when needed.
I'illoiis Headache
When you have a severe headache, :
i disordered stomach and constipation,
ake thrre of Chamberlain's Tablets.
"hey wi!l,corre''t the disorders of thej
iver and bowels, effectually curing
lie bendilehe.
2232 Pairs of Men's
Pants
Iiouglit at the new price levels winch
is about 50 cents on the dollar of the
former prices.
Men's Work Pants $2.45, $2.95, $3.45,
33.95.
Men's Work Pants, extra heavy $4.50
and 81.95.
Men's Dress Pants $3.45, $4,50, 4.95"
and $6.50.
. We have your size.
tmm
745 Main St.
ill
i SITE OF HRST HOUiiE
I IN OREGON IS souair
TOKIO? Jan. 10. (T. P.I The Jap- ' m'KAXT' w'ash- " ! (A. P.)
mee foreign office officially denied U'Tinite location of the spot where
eports that it instructed the Japanese i Uavid Thompson trapper and t rider
minister to Pekin to adopt a friendly I f ..,.. .., . . .
( ' ...I-ifc lilt IllKl
aP- j house in the 'territory of Oregon,"
early western times.com-
ittitude toward China duo to
iroaching war between Japan and the
nited S ates. The report was brand-
id a "mischievous fabrication-' and
was deplored by the foreign office.
DIVORCE APPLICATIONS
IN MANITOBA MOUNTING
WUH LADY 0RCHES1
At the Oregon theatre on Wednes
day, January 111, will be presented b
the American Legion the' famous In
dies Columbia Hympliony Orchestra,
ilmc. Frances Knight, conductor,
with Katherine Simmons, soprano,
Poi oihy Volki ',' famous riaiicer. The
prcgram will also Include soles by
some of the gifted young lady musi
cians or thJ orchestra, Including
hm-p, 'cello, .cornet and trombone.
Particularly delightful will be the Star
Trio of violin, harp anil Yeilo, which
has been receiving splendid ovations
at almost every concert.
In the life of any progressive com
munity there comes a lime when .the
people look for means of culture,
when the longing for the beautiful
must, be satisfied, when Indeed all
things contributing to the uplift of
my community must bo considered;
at that period there should come a
.Symphony Orchestra, the highest de
veloped organization for the presen
tation of music, by means of which
die grcativt creations of the masters
)f music may be presented as a sti
mulus to the seel.ers after the better
rhings of life. Sosmiis pas :nid: "The
purpose of Symphonic music Is to
touch sentiment, to penetrate hearts
with fine nobleness audi with every
thing; that is exalted and great: to
plunge one's soul into the purest
founts of music and to clear it from
vrrthing that Is petty and spoiled
iy low passions. True symphonic
music shows that it reconciles terres-
rial sentiments with the Jaws that j
rule the world and that had Intoi
ternal life."
which In
prised the whole northwest, is (he nh
ject of a movement that has been
started at Pandpoint, Idaho. The
house is said to have been built about
two and one-half miles from Hope.
Idaho and was used as a trading post
by Thompson who was in the employ
of the Hudson Pay company.
Thompson, according to ear:.v west
ern historians, crossed to the ('nited
States from Canada in 1S09. making
his ay over the old wild horse trail
from Rritish Columbia, along the
Pack river. Lake Pend Orielle and the
mountain side of the Charles Fork
river . On September 23 of the same
year he embarked on the river and
proceeded to Lake Pend Oreille in
state that a divorce can be secured quest , of a trading post site finnllv
through the Manitoba courts for less ! fettling near Hope,
than $2n. j
According to the history of the "ter-
WIN'MPEG, Man., Jan. 10. (A. P.i
Four hundred divorce applications
lftait hearing in the courts of Manlto-
It Is annHiineed'at the Law Courts.
Scores of casep have been heard each
lonth since Manitoba was given power
o grant divorces a year ago.
The email sum for which a divorce
can be obtained is believed to be the
cause for the hundreds of .persons
seeking legal separation. Lawyers
ritory of Oregon," which 4el!s of th
time when tbis territory was made up
at the whole northwest, the house
which Thompson built near Hone was '
he flrt-t In the entire northwests. At
ibout the same time another tradir.f
post was established on Lake Kalis,
pell, and in 1SI0 one was built at Spo
kane. Before coming to the Pend Oreille
!.-ike region Thompson Is said to have
had a long trip with the Hudson Unv
crew of map-makers throughout west
ern Can.ida. At one time after locat
ing In the Per.d Oreille countrv he Is-
said to have made a trip to Winnipeg
.m two tons of furs. Journeying the
entire distance by pack horse anil
boat. He is known to have mi,.
the entire Pend Orielle lake country
and every pan of what Is now the
st .te of Idaho.
Erection of a Monument to Thomp
son when the exact spot upon which
his f rsf house was located has been
definitel yas. ertined is being advo
cated. TfcSM trading, post which ho
founded was burned many years ago.
SOCIAL SECRETARY
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Stenogi-aphy Tauglit
Afteraoons or evenings.
Standard course in Gregg
Shorthand by experienced
teacher. Phone 645-R.
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NONE BETTER
Foley's Honey and Tar
is an old reliable family medi
cine for the relief of cold, cough.
spasmodic croup, tickling throat, hosne
ch. whooping cough, bronchial cough
. end the croup that lingers sfterthe"flu."
Made ol clesn, wholetome and taateful
pine let and demulcent honey oi the
bei. Containt no opiates.
. r- M. Cliircli, SS Eorl ITe
Zradea, Conn. ritei flu: Wha I .
nild comint on 1 li to ukin FoIaT'i
Mom. ud Tar. I hiva uled it f iJLi
Dr. Lynn K. BIakes:e
Chromo and r ei vous Ltsie
Oise&se i Women, T.;f Kltr.
Thsmpemlc.
rempl. Hid,. boo. ,
Phone 41
The
Marinello
Shop
Room 6, Association Bldjr.
We are pleased to an
nounce that we now have
a specialist' employed to
do hair dyeing. Her er-.
vices now at your disposal.
mvm,
CAl'T. W. A. MOKKKTT
Captain- W. A. Moffett is the'
new dlrt-ctor of naval aviation for
the V. S. navy Uerause of the
te.idlly Increasli's Importance of
aviation in the nuvy, this is one of
Ihp.b'gRcst posts In the Service.
Moflett was formerly commandant
of. the Croat Lkes Naval Train
in it station and later commaudcr
t tbe buttiosbip Mississippi.
When (hs Children Coush,
Rub Mustcrole on Throat s
and Chests
Ko tt'lihg how soon t!ia sysiptsa
may develop into croup, or worse. And
that's when you're gbd you have a
jar of Mttslcn.ie at hand to Ri-e
prompt, sure relief. It does r.ot bHst'-r.
As iu:t aid and a certain remedy,
Mb: -tcreie is excellent. Thousands of
mothers know it. You should keep a
jur in the hou, ready for instant usa.
It is the remedy for adults, too, Ra
lieves sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
croup, stiff n?ck, asthma, neural;;!.!,
lieadcch?, congestion, pleurisy, rhcu
niniism, lumbago, pains and aches of
back or joints, sprains, sore muscle
chilblains, frosted feet and colds of thj
chert (;t oft.m prevents pneumonia).
v jc and uJc jars; hospital sije S;'.u0
v if i.ii-;i.n.i.
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Oest Creamery Butter, lb.
53c
SUGAR, SACK .
.810.25 1
La, d No. 3, 73c! No. 5, $1.23; No. 10, $2.23
Red Mex. Beans, 14 lbs. $i.qo
Crystal While SoajJ, 11 bars $1.00
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C. Kocppen & Bros.
KiiiC Store That Serves
Yuu Host.
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Flour, 49 lb. seek $2.G0; barrel . .
Best Crepe Toilet Paper, 4 for .
Eastern Corn Ileal, 9 lb. sack . .
I Iils Blue Coffee, 1 lb. 33c; 3 lbs.
Quaker Corn Flakes, 2 for
Hills Red Coffee 1 lb. 30e; 3 lbs.
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