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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1921)
TWO NEWS SERVICES ON THIS PAGE. TEN PAGES TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1921. B FIKTHOME GAME Locals Play Return Series on! Local Floor After Even! Creak in Last Week's Games With Dewey's Quintet. TIIK 1'itoinui.u USUI'. Pendleton, Position Uakcr Sloiiiial f... J'. Ptoddnrd Hunluy f... It. Htoddiird liiwri'ncc . . . .p. . . . . . . Jlakely Cuhill If..1... O liunury Kramer k Itupp ; Pendleton's flint Kin nt at ft high school basket Will team In notion will be k'vcii hi Iho' school nymnnsluni tu nlKht nituinxt tinker hlBh. The two teams lunt wcuk end Ht linker broke even In a two-game series and both are out to turn the advnntuKn their wny. The whlHtle tonight will blow at 7:S0 nnd tomorrow nlicht ut 7. The Saturday n I kIH game will lie completed TATIVE the merlcun Lesion boxlnif smoker, the officials have (dunned. Coach Hunloy, of the local five, will referee the bouts. linker has u smart basketball team, accordion to the local men who made the trip there last week. Oooik Dew ey, much, Is remembered as an ull- coimt star when he played for O. A. C and ho has drilled a lot of good bas ketball into ills huskies. Pendleton took the second iramo of the series by 17 to 14 seoro ufter 1.... !.... .i ... - t,i,M Li-en ui-it-iiiuu uie. iiikih before Is . . by a good inurKin. chancs for a io- (Acceptance of Dictatorship of cu i victory ionium are declared slim becaiiKe of the absence from practice for severul days this week of Cnpialn Cuhill und Htendall. Iioth ure back In the lliieui now and the sumo old five will line up us liuve played through me season. WASHINGTON', Pel). 4. (A. I'.) . ' h '' wk lll be I Acceptance by Ju K, Uindis of he he loca,HC Trek,by U,,"hUr lr'P '"r U'"M,Um ' of ban." Irt I I i,l i" . " "."IS."' .""""-j'""' brought additional action today I led with lU.od Illver and The In . 'from Kcprcsentutlve Welly of Ohio. um , - v""" ' , Mr. Welly, who yesterday Introduced smo Inter In the month. Two weeks in ti... ,. . Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 21 years, and proved safe by millions. Say "Bayer"! Organized Baseball Will be Based on Newest Probe if Buckeye's Plan Goes Well. from totilfcht l.u (irunde will play here. mi.li .ti.Mviu in iiorxo liO.VINt; IiolTS IS J'ASSl:i OI.Y.MI'IA. Wash., Feb. 4. (A. P.) The Vahlmtton siiito senate today paused a bill Introduced by Senator Winy, providing for tJie establishment of a state boxliiR commission and nti thoii.lnir 10-round boxing mntrhes at the discretion of the commission. in time for fans to net down town for vote was 24 to 13. concessional investigation of Jul ire Ijindls acceptance, announced he had acted today as follows: "Keiiuested Judge Ijindls to utale by what uuthority he accepted the biitiebull position ut $4 2, Slid a year while serving as federal judge. "Asked Judge Landis to send him copy of the contract he signed with organized baseball, fulled on District Attornev Cline The nt CbleiiKO to supply hlui with a copy of the indictments pending against SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an "unbroken package" of genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper direc tions for Headache, Eauche, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheu matism, Neuritis, Lurhbagovand pain generally. Strictly American! Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cent -Larger packages. AaDlrin L th. trad, mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaccttcacldeater of Pallcyllcad QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION f SATURDAY SPECIALS Phone 455 If you are wanting a prime cut of meat for your Sunday dinner don't fail to see our display of all the choicest the market affords. Our Supply of Seafood is complete. YOUiNG, TENDER PRIME QUALITY. Beef Roil . 7c Chuck Steak 20c Beef Stew 7c Round Steak 20c Pot Roasts 15c". Sirloin Steak 28c Cross Rib Roasts 17c T-Bone Steak 20c SPECIAL MILK FED VEAL-SPECIAL Veal Slew . . . 10c Veal Steak 22c Veal Roasts ...... 15c to 10c Veal Chops . 25c Pork Roasts 22c Pork S teak 25c Pork Chops 30c When you say grocery department you say it all for our stock is most : complete in every line. We have for your selection Fancy Hot House Toma toes, Cucumber, Head Lettuce, ' Rhubarb, Radishes- Fresh Pineapples, Water- cress, Artichokes, Green Peppers, Oyster Plant, Leek, Cauliflower, Nancy Hall Sweet Spuds. FLORIDA Git APE FRUIT, LA UGE SIZE, 2 FOP, 25c. PENDLETON TRADING CO. If it's on the market we have it. former members of the Chicago Am- erirun club. "Wnite Attorney General Palmer asking If there wait any liiw pinking it a misdemeanor for a federal Jndire to hold another position from which he received finiinciul remuneration hlle holding hi Beat on the bench.". Big Reduction on Sweaters All $10.00 Men's Slipover Sweaters $6.30 $7.50 Men's Slipover Sweaters $1-93 $5.93 Men's Slipover Sweaters $3 43 $3.00 Men's Jersey Slipover Sweaters .... $2.93 $1.50 Boys' Slipover Sweaters $2.93 $2.95 Children' Slipover Sweater ;.......$1.95 THEHU 32 Stores 745 Main St 1 W ill I'jini Salary. j NKW VOUK. Feb. 4. (y Henry, I.. Knrrell, V. V. Ktaff Correiond.-nt.) I Juilpre ImvuUh 1 sittlnir Hi'MIO j or industrial ' j, i, ,,,,,,, i , v 1 " THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Pendleton 'member" TEDERAl. RESERVE Offers an unexcellel banking service to in dividuals and corporations; transacts a general banking business and maintains special departments with facilities of the highest character. PENDLETON, OREGON MOB TMEND For Expectant Mothers Osed Br Three Geheuohs VMTf FOR IOOKLET 01 MOTHrHHOOO ANC TNt 8A0T, r.CI BuontLO fUeuLATOR Co.. Dtn. ?-0. Atlanta. 4. ear tor Meeiins bafeball s craft. j lie tuw a Heven-year contract. With jtbe thrift neccHsary to live within the I7.K00 that he Bets for beins a fed eral Judtje. the economic sharps flfrm-e ;iie xhould ccme out of it with close to 1 1297,5110. j I'rsHimiKts who still scent last Oc tober's odor have two comments to Miiake on the Judge and future in baseball. "He won t last more than a year. Jbi'ii too bin a man to be bothered wilh the nuiKnateK, tvm for a for tune," some pay. I "If he laxta eeven year.H. he'll earn I every cent he seti,'- the others pre I diet. j No one Is questioning the Judge's 'ability to handle such a complex pro I position but some are doubtful of his j Patience. No one has arrtisc d the barrister of .bfiitff mercenary, because he trimmed Icwn the oritiiiial offer of JSO.eue. : and the market price for executive 'ability and brains of his t pe is much nmnor In commercial tcircb'S. . JudRo 1 4i ml is is absolutely fearless as bis record on the bench shows and j furthermore he is not afraid of his jnew job. Some of the pesky hurdles that he twill have to so over in his dealing , with the recent joint hasuc meetings in Chicat-o. Has Vyif Hand. When Judge 1-andi.s was offered the position as baseball commissioner he was nssuied to a free rein in handl ing all diamond affairs. In h's own ; words, they "told the world" that he was to be supreme. I Ho. signed the contract on this un-(let-Ktaudinf i Vet, the first thinfr the .magnates ;try to do Is to curtail his power and make him a mere tool by changing a word in the original nreeimnt. I Instead of permitting him to "art" t. kkuuim nil ollenoers, the generous let 1 magnates chanced It to allnw hi,.. I merely 'to "recommend" action. The Judge was the first Vine to de- jgy.tccl tile alteration and he gae the rk-;)i moguls fifteen minutts to strike out j ....... H,-i u i,,.w ciiinnusioner. It has not been clearly established who recommends the "trifling" change in the agreement hilt the National League representatives rernso to take the credit. Itun Johnson Is accused of the attempt, lint no official finger has been pointed at him. Perhaps this bold assertion of au thority will intimate the magnates and they may remain in the back ground anil let Judge 1-uidis run the organisation. MOXTEriEY, Cal.. Felt. 4 . (A. P.) tlolf may he made a part of the spring work of the San Francisco club of the I'ax-ific Coast IJasehall League when the siuad conies here for its ! 1921' training season. Recently the 1x1 ilonte Hotel, near here, announced that a tournament for the players would be held and prizes would be given for the best driving, approaching and putting. Charles Graham, manager of the Seals, Is a golf enthusiast and believes the sport will help get the ball play ers into good physical trim. IK C. I'LWS CHEAPKH ALCOHOL VICTORIA, B. C, Feb. 4. British Columbia is to have cheaper alcohol tor use in manufacturing. Heretofore druggists have been aDoifed to import non-potable or non-matured alcohol only in limited Quantities. Provincial prohibition authorities asked for and obtained permission from federal offi cers to import large Quantities Into Ii'ritis h Columbia so that it could be i old at a lower price. Mlt.S. SYLVIA I-XISTKIt. of Iluf fain. X. Y.. Mho says sIh- wishes she fotild go Into ricry home and tell how Tuuhic completely restored her health after she had lost (ill litM of cer being well again. GOOD COFFEE is healthful and invigorating, that is why e sell HILLS, M. J. B., SCHILLINGS, GOLD SHIELD. . We roast our own hulk Coffee and Peanuts Always Fresh. Standard Orocory . ..Go; Phone 96 230 E. Court St C. L. Bonney, Pres. 8: -1 4 1 i j . "? . t . I I ) "l j M . .rn ! ) i i - i k. . JEASLES may be followed by nerious cold troubles; use nightly VapoRub f 1 7 Milinn Ian Used Ytailt) KOEPPEN'S PRESCRIPTION x DRUG STORE A. C. Kocppcn & Bros. The lrti Store That Serves . Y (hi Itest. They had civen on sll h.,i,. ,,f i Those who know baseball magnates j ever being well again but thanks to ' f'guro that the moon will he made of Tanlac I urn feelinif as well now as' the well known green cheese before 1 ever felt in my-life and I onlv wish j tins happens. J had timo to go to everv home aiu! tell every sick person about this fraud medicine. ' "A year aao last January 1 had a revere att.-.ek of influi nza which left mo In a terribly weakened condition and my appetite was so pom- that 1 ate little more than enough to keep I odv and soel together. "My heart palpitated so dreadful at times th.it it. seemed like it hud Flopped nli.gcther and I would think my time had c.nr.o. 1 was so we- k that f couldn't go up the stees with out holding to the railing. It was impossible- for me to do any housework. I I was so nervous that I couldn't drink USED FORDS FOUDS FORDS One 1918 Touring 8325.00 One 1919 Touring $350.00 One 1918 Roadster ". $225.00 One 1918 Roadster . 1 $250.00 We have a few more good buys Priced from $125.00 up. Simpson Auto Co. Phone 408 Water and Johnson Sts. I !ri a aaih ... 6RSMIW HM ARRAIGNMENT OWE SET CIIICACO. Feb. -(. (A. p.)The eases of the eight Chicago American 1 league baseball players and others In-! dieted for alleged complicity in the1 tliiowhig of games in the 1S1H world series will lie brought inh, .,,., f.a.- ruH. v 9. wImmi a kMHv will be sot for mv ,0a or c" wi,hlM,t l,Unn x arraintniK'nf. ' 'l was rosth'sa ami broken . ;iH(i would h:ve smtHhcnnj; jprlls I'Mui would just have to gvt up and ef ( tht window so I rotild bro.itlio, "I finally started T;:kiii: T;tnl:ic on lit mlv'iv of a fiitMid and hof.ix I h;ul finished lakinc tht socond bottle ould t-ll I w;is im alontf. Wv U. il has only ttltn to rostoro my ho:. 1th , eompVtoly. "'y npotitr is just sjdondid now, . i inv norvrs are stronc :md st Mdy, my M-.MvL.LI-n. Oil.. Fob. 4. (A. IM I hons nvork ls a roal ploasuro nnd I -hour unlvNittrs will p.m,'tU ht iv; 0.,n slocn Vlko a oMUl at niu'-.t. In f: ot in nihlotic ovt-ms April ?. if a roquost , novor fHt .xX r in mv iitV than I do ont todav by ; nnlm.tr Manager now." uiimht Aii'imis oi thy l nivonotv of APR!L90NEBiGDAY:EfsS Cnllfoini.i, to the I'niversity of Wash Inuton to send ils crew here on tluit ditto Is ncceptcd. A track and field meet with the I'niversity of .Micliipin end a bebull Kama with Stanford al ready aro scheduled. The n'ove remarkable statement iiai made by Mrs. Svlvin p,ster. of Jo S. lividson St., V.uff . lo. N. Y., a well-Known ami highly respected resi dent of that city. Tanlao is sold in Pendleton by Thompson brothers. . CONROY'S CASH GROCERY You Can Do a Little Better at Conroys. REST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb.. 50c SUGAR. SACK $9.65 Hills Blue Coffee 1 lb. 33c; 3 lbs. $1.00 Gallon Blackberries, tin $1.20 Aunt Jemima's Buckwheat, pkg .' 13c Crepe Toilet Paper, 3 for 23c. Van Camp's Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins, 5 for 93c Quaker Oats, large package 40c Quaker Puff Wheat, each 15C Peas, extra good quality, each 20c Sea Foam Washing Powder, large pkg 30c Hills Red and M. J. B. Coffee, 1 lb. 50c, 5 lbs. $2.40 Large Cans Pineapple, each 40c Pineapple, No. 2 tins, each 33c Van Camps Catsup, bottle 30c 1 1 i ! I