IS AND TWO NEWS SERVICES ON TIIIS PAGE. KEEP ABREAST OF DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT DAILY IN ARTICLES BY STAFF WRITEI f TEN PAGES - A mzz . jEN PAGES SECTION TWO SECTION TWO PAGES 7 T0 10 J?,-!?. ., JLszOl(! PAGES 7 T0 10 DAILY EAST OltEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1921. ' i t i - - -v - . I f II FIGHT FANS HERE ARE B( If Murphy Was Fouled and Hurt in Saturday Bouts, How Did He Get Verdict in Wedncs day Night Events? Rammed! Tight fans hero ui'e scratchlmj their nouns over the outcome of the fljtm ' Wednesday ntitht In Portland In wlik n Frmikle Murphy wim tflven the veidlol over Johnnlo 'flllhian, St. Paul welter weight, In it) rounds. That a man si, flatniuitly fouled us Jlurphy claimed to huv been In his bout hi're Saturday nlifht could go 1(1 rounds ut a fast flip (lealiiM a man of Tillnmn'n caliber, averrm Improlialilo to many. i Whut local f Ifcht fans do think of It j all, however, la not complimentary to Murphy. Consensus of opinion Is thiit I Murphy's most daruiutlnfr "foul" was a wicked wallop on the chin which wuj landod by Neul Allison In the elahih round and all but knocked Murphy nut Allison did hit Murphy low and did Murphy hit Alllxon low, during . their buttle here. Put there wan no damaire Uono Murphy by those clips. - The tap on the Jaw, that caused him to clinch with AlliHon like he never before clinched, In the thing that fans here remember and Murphy rcmerbers. I 'ouU-il at Milcm, Too Murphy fought a week ami Tuesday nt Hulem Rnd was "funled" there, too. Its was taking serious chances on permanent Injury when he went Into the ring at Portland with Tlllmiin, local funB thought. If ha had been OlllMtfu I..,- -...,1. ................... ... ....... I " lit inn ,11115 uviu niirii carried out, . . The Portland News sports editor in terviewed Murphy upon his return from hera on Monday. A clipping of Murphy verdict reached here. It was Interesting, even If a bit Inac curate. Allison was, floored five times by Murphy's wicked blows, the yarn In the News, purporting to bo an inter view with Murphy, said. In return, Allison fouled Murphy no less than ulxhl times. Murphy complained twice of having been fouled after Allison hHtl reKister i(I with Iteferw Hiinley the first rum paint. ' 'Th'6niy 't!hii "eTttier"' Imxer " went to the floor was when Allison, swlmjliinr with all he had, missed Mur phy and fell. He was on his feet in an instant, milling niraln. Had Murphy not fallen on Allison's neck when he was rocked by Allison's left in thu iKhlh, Murphy would hnve seen the canvas at close ranee, fans declare. .Murphy lsM IIHcnds Tho man with thn Irish moniker won a decision here and lost a flock of following Many there. Are who believe that Murphy came here under orders to take no chances because of his forthcoming fight In Portland and the outcome of the two bouts Is taken by many to bear out their suspicions, . Allison can lick Murphy, In the be lief of a larg number, and fsns would like to see them matched before a Portland audience where both would bo obliged to go at top speed. They do not wiint to see Murnhv In tho local i4) my tit Cf - , i HIGH SCHOOL QUiNTET i .1II1K. If. O. I'lTTEliS t.f Kansas City. M., u'Ihhwi eviK-riciKiii 1I Tuii'ur lias Ir-cn nothing less tliiin uoiHp'i'fiil. di-iluri-s her linxhaiKl. AIM r 'tor Luipi'ovciiu-iit ho lakir It Mm clf and li hcaltli is ul-o rr siorcil, ; The L-l was lucky the waa able to limp to shallow water and beach In the Uner harbor of the Delaware breakwater otlcr being rammed by the' Philadelphia, pilot boat The engine room was flooded with 12 feet of water. The crow j atkon on top of tbo beached tub watting for u8olstar.ee To many be has lost his drawing mwi r in Pendleton. If the suspicions held heroare not utijuyt. Murphy is not wanted here very badly on future curds. irr rut AT LAKE PLACID TIED ILL FIGHT IN STATES :,?; I;AKB PlJiai). X. V.. Feb." 11. (A. P.) Charles Jewtniw of Ijike Placid lind Jue Moore of New York City tier for honors yesterday ut the opening of I the international ice skating chn?i ploiiMhip. .Icwlraw won the ;';o yard tace an Inch or so ahead vt t'liarles 'Jorinan, anl Moore took the mile uftei ; .lewtraw had fallen nver (ieorge THMHIV CI PROMO IIMflflfC iuiiuii i uiuuvug auuuag MAMIA, P. T., Feb. 11. (A Uencle Cahani'Ia, Filipino cltiimuiit u the llithtwel'.-lit chaniplon.vh!p of the J far cast, has xlKned a contract to fihtt in the 1'nlti'd Slates and h;us announc- j c.l hat he will leave for Sun Francisco withm a few weeks. I Aithur OVonwr, Kan - Francisco., who has promoted several fit'lits l.i Manila, has Cal'anela's contract and will leave on an early Kteamcr to ar- , rapgn bouts for tho Fflipno puslis t. (''Connor s-ill he hoped to take Cal'a-' i t'ela to New Yotk for his f rrt fight on the m. r. u!. mi!. Ihe Dalles Tonight and Hood River Tomorrow on Local Sched.le; Lineup is Altered and Stcndal Riniains Hone. Pent on further conquest, Pendleton hlli school's basketball stiuud k:ft on No. 1 today for The Dalles where the team of tho falls city will he met to nit'ht. t'oach Dick II:in!ey and h's young athletes will move on to Hood River tomorrow night for the second t-'uine of their trip. Achange In th first team line-up iv.'ik made this week following the Pakcr games. Captain Charley Cahlll has returned to h:s old position at for ward and John Henderson, an up and coming second siring man, placed at guard. Kenneth fvtondul, who has h"la ihe' forward berth all reason, was left ' at home. j The new combination has been t.'ied lout all week and h :s bevi going well, j It vas made in hopes that the locoi j tow.ers would pas the ball more an. work It down to wlth'n ehnotlng illst jance of the enemy's goal. Tlie second Vlikir game wus lost by the long fihots , that did nut ngiicter. . " ! ("ahill Is natuiiiliy a forward and I risked th'i t position all la.-4 seenon. ! With Hanley as a running mate t hi ; .corlrif- power if the te-im la ta!d' to i be shaping up well. Henderson at jwuard s more at home than was Cahlll ! and h's work thus far has stamped him -as of first team caliber. In addition to these nun the coach took along Dick Lawrence, length: center, and Harold Houser, midget n iward, m a substitute. Houser got Irlo enough frays la;t year to win his mblem and has been crowding for berth on tho first teamthls seas m. th teams to bemet by Pendleton He. I strong and if vieto-y ro'iftH in the local camn after both games the j "each W'lil be more than satL-f'ed. The ! iWloj Is on the schedule for a return P.) jeont-sl in Pendleton two weeks hence. Hn' J -w' WE HAVE THE LARGEST LINE OF Men's work and dress Pants ; IN TOWN. ALL NEW 1921 PRICES. Men's Work Pants g-J? Men's Work and Dress Pants Vt Men's Work and Dress Pants 5 Extra Heavy Work Pants -H-w A Fine Line of Men's Tailor Made Dress x-ants $j.00to$7.50 THE HUB 32 Stores 745 Main St. ft UP BY SK! AERONAUT ' 'tic ("ay a friend persuadi d m .'e to take T.mlac and thj rosuit:: liavo been nothing less than wonder, iul. Per trouales have not only en tirely disappeared, but sshe has actual ly gained twenty pounds in weight and now seems lo be ill perfect health, -ho has suffered for eight years with head icle s, nervouMicsH and loss of appetite mid was in a badly run-down "ond.t on. She could not eat much. bid pains all through her boi'y andi limbs and was so wo.'.k at timis he J could hardly stand on her feet. the was losing welrht and gradually get ting worse nil the time in spite of all we could do. "Aftrr :-'-ci:'.g the sple-nlid results jmy wife was getting I beean biking Tanlac myself and before 1 had fin I ished my second bottle, 1 was e.ttin3 jthi'ips I had not dared touch before i in a long time. I am now eating just anything s t before m and my appe tite is fine. I suffered for five years w'th th- won't kind of stomach trou ble and nervous Indigestion, but hi h is r 'liev -d l.-.e entirely. We both owe Tanlae a gret.t debt of servitude." The c.bove enthusiastic s-tatrmcnt wps made reeent'v 'v 71ftrb'rt i. Peters, w?ll-1'.nown citizen of Krr.sos City. MiwM.url, rca'dlng at olf Wal nut street. Teniae Is sold in Pemlhton by Thomps:cn Pros. who fell in hi.i , Thompson of Chicago, piith. ,s j Moore iib'o took a tumble In the semi-finals of the 220 yard dash when tin attempted to cot In on Pusseii Wheeler of Montreal mid struck a side line block. Thirty points each were accorded Jewtraw and Moore. The highest number of individual points "went to tlludys Robinson of Toronto, who finished with sixty. Hhe won tho women's events In the 100 viird dash and the hilf mile. OUT MELCH0IR IN FIRST TiiI.KIW), )., Feb. 11. (A. P.) Tommy (Jibbons of St. Paul knocked out Tone Meleholr i f Newcastle, pa.. In the first rouad tif a sebeduled 12 round bout last nbrht. The round had ccinn 46 seconds. Rut three blows struck. A straight left to tho knocked Meleholr ib w n for the count of five, again for the count of three i-nd then .out. The men are light benvvweiKhtS. , ; l:F,VEI.TOKE. B. C, Feb. 11. (A. P i Hai ry H ill of Detroit, Mich., es tablished a new world's professional I ski Jump record in the annual ski tour nament, here yesterday, clearing 22!) foet. This 's an increase of IS feet ; over the pievious reeord of 214 feel i mat'e at Dillon, Colo., last year, by Anders Hauyen of Ianesboro, Minn, i Hansen was unable to compete yes terday owing to a broken cellar bone Unstained two weeks ago. '.fllW CONSECUTIVE SET-TO SERVICE SANITATION QUALITY OUR FISH DEPARTMENT is complete today fqr.your Sun day dinner. Every thing in seafood on the market. CLAMS, OYSTERS, SHRIMP, CRABS, SMELT. SATURDAY SPECIALS Beef Boil ...5c Beef Stew -. . . . 5c Pot Roasts 12 l-2c Cross Rib Roasts ....... 15c EXTRA Chuck Steak 18c Round Steak . . 2oc T-Bone Steak .., 28c Sirloin Steak 28c CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 11. (A. P.) '---by runnin-r 31 points in the 3!h in Ining. Percy Collins of Chicago, won Ibis third consi cntive game of the na tional amateur IK. 2 balklino billiard championship tournament yesterday, I ('efcutinc Fmil Kennerd of yolinga ! t.own, aoit to 2MI. : Charles M. Lord of Chicago, gsined his first victory when he defeated F Am.lcbv of N:w York, SH) to 2S6. INDIAN UMPIRE GIVEN CONTRACT TO HANDLE INDICATOR IN LEAGUE niTI.FPlH. N. C, Feb. ll.-J (A. P.) David Puchee. an ln dien of Mayetta, Kansas, is to be given a trial as umpire in the Piedmont league, composed of six North Carolina clubs. W. 11. llramhnin, prtsldent of the lea gue, wrote today in reply to Puckee's application: I! g Indian got job. Come on, bring tomahawk, tig and sharp. I,ots fight heap war dances by Septemher 12. Head scalps in bet if poor Indian not in happy huut'ng grounds. ' Won't need tepee. Cmpiro no sleep. Rring medicine man instead. If mar ried, bring squaw, make good living soiling paint." ORANGES 324 in a box, larger than some that are be- ing offered. 3 DOZEN FOR 50c Standard Grocery Oo. 230 E. Court St. Phone 96 C L Bonney, Pres. IM'ODITWEIGHT CHAMP I ' ENDS WC1IN 2ND i - . ' ponrbon l!isirsaui?alioii IMnnncd M'A.MT. F:a., Feb. 11. t A. P.I Prvar.t iliscusslng the nnnouncement of NrW York yesterday that he and his 1 rother Charles had Planned reorsanl ration of the deiiioerat'c party said "If the democratic party is going to be a force it most have members, and vot ers, and voters will not act through it oiless th"y can control it.". SPECIAL Pork Steak ......... 25c Pork Chops 30c EXTRA FANCY LARGE FAT HENS. Pork Roasts, 22c Pork Shanks........ 12 l-2c , In our Grocery Dept. we have a wide variety from Florida, Mexico and California, besides our local Oregon products. XTRA SPECIAL Oranges, 4 dozen Florida Grape Fruit, 5 for , Florida Grape Fruit, 2 for 50c Xtra Larpre G rape Fruit, 3 for .-. , 50c Strictly Fresh Ranch Eggs, 25c 2 dozen for 50c oc KKXOSHA. Wis. Feb. 11. (A. P.) - John Wi'son, ilef-n.l'.ng his middle weight boxing file for the first time since, he won the champ'.otiship ncurl a yar a jo, last niitht knocked out Navy ltostan In the second round of a s"heduled 10-rouinl fight. Kostan never bad a chance against the champion, Wilson sailing in ut the stait w'lh th ', evident intention of fin iith'.ni llu. fi'.ht as iptieMy as possible. iciN.vri m vt.N ti: ii s I POU) TKVM AT l' l' MONTI-. I 1.1KI, MONTH, Cal., Feb. 11. (A i p.) Julius Plelshinnnn. one of the (owners of the Cincinnati team of the National p.asehaii lj.-a.aiie bus a team jot eastern piuyers pal ticipatins in the i series of polo games beiiot played this i .-ailing in Cal'forn'a. The team consists of II. K. Katkins of .Meadow lirook. F.arr W. Mopping of Pbiladulph'.a and J'llerald liempsey of l oston. Hooping i is a member of the American team which Is going to ' Kngland soon lo pla.v. The Corn and Callus Peeler KOEPPEN'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE A. C. Koeppen & Bros.' I'lio Krng SSIorc That Serves Vou llcst. Jir J I KRYPT0K HI F i 1 1 W m WiiRont unes in the Lens .h3 . ; Don't bother with two pairs of glasses. Wea Kryploks, they do away with the extra pair. They right. must be fitted Amrricun Xat'l Uauk llu tiding Thin Torn llrmovrr I .unrnnccA follow iHst a thrust of a .lulfklv as pain follnw TfilB- warn1! PENDLETON TRADING CO. If it's on llic market we have it. Vi flBinii til inHirBrA I mikf t:iipos en i,i.fn;fs I FT. PAC1,, Minn, Feb. n. tA. P-1 I Xik (libbons, St. Paul miridle weivtht, last nlirht wiled a ehsllenue to rolinny Wilsn: of Hoslon. middle- . weisht champion for. a bout for the ti- : tie. 111;.', 2V7'7 VA ; jf "Ct. if -C''l V (ulC.lllIM KANSAS I TltlIS .ST. KH IS Vt INTIT ItV StXl!K OP J-i: .AWItKNCH. Kan.. Feb. It. (A. P.) Kansas unlverslt.v defeated i Washington university in the second .Vi'tsmc of a two name series in basket -uniiMTir'''" last, night, 46 to 1T( , . 1 Spin or knitV into tn1 Ih'sh. Not oniv x corns or soil corns nut every kmiu of corn or callns snrreniir- to "tlets lf ami riKht oil", ft tKcs just a few s-'Cori'lH to Mop the pain with two or throe drops. Io to our liruKKisi Itni-iv, Hit a hottle of "liets-tt." Costs but a trifle ex"r w here. our money hark it' not satisfied. Mtrt, by K. Law rence Co., t'htoapo. Shi in Ten'tle toii by Tollman & Co.. Economy Urug: Co, CONROY'S CASH GROCERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL Sugar 10 1-2 pourds $1.00 Sack - $9-50 Pineapple, No. 2 1-2 tins, regular 50c special 30c Crystal White Scap, 4 for 25c Federal Milk, 2 cs.ns 25c Wessons Oil....! Pints, 35c; quarts, 65c Sea Fcam Wachtng Powder, large package 25c Aunt Jem'ma Buckwheat, package 15c Ccrfee, Hills Red 1 pound, 43c; 5 pounds, $2.35 Rice, ths pound 07c mall White Cal. Navy Beans, pound 07c Com, solid pack, each 17c; 6 for $1.00 Lxtra Sugar Peas, can 19 1 Tea Garden Syrup, 1-2 gallon, 65c; 1 gallon $1.63 II