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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1921.
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MUCH FOR THE DALLES
ANDW!NSEASILY.36-18
Myron Hanlcy Alone Accounts1
for 20 Points and Mates All
.Contribute to Victory; Girls
Lose Out by Basket.
Maying a tmpeilor game nli around.
T'tpf li'tnii high school Inst nlKht won
from The Initio high at The 1 itllc-n by
n 30 to IS Mi ore. Tho vleirtry places
l'cnclleton one ntpp nearer the goal
Knatern (irpKon lionorM, whic h will bp j
dlspttpd by I'nker, which Is tho onv
tenun lo hold vprdictK over the local j
lads. - ;l
Myron In nicy single handed leroreeW
more, points than the? losers made, j
The steady forward cntrecf 20 if hi." j
team's ninl (mooting from every!
tingle! ami alternating short with long
basleots. Cnlilll, again nt forward In
place of Si ind :i I. necoiitited fur Hi
morn points and lanky llrk iJtw
rence good for eiitht.
Hilly KraniPr, playing running
guard, chipped In with two point to
cnrpplete the count, .lohn Henderson,
playing his flrnt game a a regular,
put mi a nicw game at guard and.
while hp wan not In position jn ml
nv Bcorcn. hpld his wan down.
The l'eijdlcton girl, meeting (hp
girls' team of Thp Dalles lout bv a
basket, thn flnul count being, Thp
Unlles , Pendleton 12.
Tonight thn Pendleton hoys movp
on to Hood Hlvpr where thpy meet thp
oiilnU't couched by Karl Kleischmnnn.
formerly earth-ton athletic mpntor. A
victory ovrr the orchard lads is prp-dlctpd.
HITOIli: MITt'lHM, HAW HI ST
r l: I.HY HOI l itiHT
MHWAfKKE. Wis.. Krb. i:'. (.
I.) Illtchlo MllcheM. Milwaukee
lightweight. Inst nlnlit nmrin. u.
TIpllU of Philadelphia. 'havlne r thef ' '- -r '
I'liuaicanv ivit round t
of thn ift-prrlod bout, newspaper rrl- l! Vl1'" STIW,l " COXTIt.UT
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me uy ha
Magnates in Session Raise to
15 PcCcnt Share of City
Post Season Games to go to
Baseball Council.
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ut he employs wicked rhk-hn!d. T!ie lower Dictura shown him
BRlng It ou "Kid" Caddock. Those douKhty "rarslers" are the'
coanipions ana pride or bt. Vincent a Foundling Asylum at Chicago i
one of the three charities which wtll benefit by the wrestling car
nival which Mrs. Marshall Kield III, wife of the Chicago millionaire,
jii promoting. Lewis tho Terrible" always sticks out bia tongue, it
shove, wbeu In deep thought over bin next more.
cf,T;vrr-AN!. .. rvi. . a. r.)
fompli'lc harmony marked the an
nual meitlnK of the Ainerl-i.n 1c:ikih
here today, all of the clul..- In lug icp-
rpKpntcd except New York,
I'he American Icairui owners ai- ,
opted a rule that 13 per cent of rc
il tH in city post-HPUMon serloK go to
the national baneball council, irstcaii
f In per cent an forme.rly. i
The rule governing (tending of fin
year players to She minor bassos waa
amended to make the number unlim-
iteel, diich f;rst year men. however,
caunol le "Helected" or drafted play- '
erfc Formerly the limn was roue.
The limit alao was removed from the
number of players to farm out, the
previous limit being eight.
Another rule umend"d permit?
players who have been In the major i
league for lo consecutive Heasons to
demand an unconditional release af- !
ter waivers Y.ave been nerved 3n him. :
''ndc-r the former rale ,a club -'culd f
l:iiin him within 10 dav i.fter the.
wt'iver period.
FOR RflEUHATISH
When many people are
willing' to allow their
names to be used
stating they have
been relieved and
cured of rheumatism
oy using Anti-Uric,
it raust be that this
remedy has merit.
Miss Emelia Ilance,
219 Harrison Street,
San Francisco, is
willing to answer any
fjueytions about her
experience with th?s
great, herbal remedy.
Anti-Uric is also .
guaranteed to give
satisfaction or the
money spent for it
will be returned.
For sale by The
Pendleton Drug Co. and
Thompson Bros.
IIIS FOR DOG DERBY
KKW Oltl.RAVM .I'.,. . I.AKK CITY. Feb. i.(A
Johnny Huff of i "V . i I" ) Annnunceim ut was made today
awarded tho decision ,pr K."!?' ,'U? 1 ,ho SllU l'k' !
Mnxnn r - .... . . T ' bawball club of 'lie receipt, f (be i
r.mnd bout here lit'a n.r Tim 'nd mu.ot-of lMieher linlph!
flyweights. mn W'Hid. Stroud the leading pitch-
f "f hf rojiftl 1i.iru laM vrnr. I
K1X KIVKI, l,V SAI.T I.AKK ' ntLtNA KULlUt COURT
MADE HANDBALL COURT
FOR FIREMEN AND COPS
QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD, IT
MUSTBESO.
We mean what. we advertise we advertise
what we mean.
"When we say fresh, jt IS fresh .when we say
A-l quality, you can rest 'assured that there is
none better made.
We stand back of every sale with a money
back guarantee.
Pendleton
Trading Co.
Phone 4 ) At the sign of a Service
MIf It's on the Market We Have It"
liiBaiiSI!iiIi!iiiiBl
Helena, Mont., Feb, 12,-j-CA.
P.l The police court of Judge
Jones here has been converted
Into a handball court for fire
men and policemen. Duly the
magistrate's bench is left In the
room and when the police and
firemen arc not playing hand
ball it In u.sfd as a court, where
minor offenders are tr.ed. Tho
piuers have the rlglit of posses
ion of the room, however, and
whe n they wish to play the j-.idge
move his court, vhould it be in
session, to other jiart of the city
hall.
I
j f iCif-h the entire distance of the race
iln case a dog becomes worn out th
driver must bring that doj? also, be
he has the option of hauling it if h'
' so desiris.
' "Weighs must be not .less th in fly
feet in length. Kkiis can be Carrie.
on s'.eu-h if wj ck-iiirrd but no drive
imay unhitch dogs from sleigh fur th.
pin pose of pulling himself.
"When n oriver is overUiken by ;
'oree at the Itues-in's lay log Derby racer frcim behind he must kee
held evcu y wpring ut The a. .Manito-i elthc r to tho extri mo left or the ex
a. and at the old AII-Ala-sl.a Derby ' trrme right of the road. N'o Intel
:'oimeny held at Nome, are to be en- j ferenoe is permitted with passin
for.ed at the fif.h annu il Ashton race ; teams.
o be held February 22. The Ashton course is wct of Ort
The rules folio': j thence south to Vernon and back t
"Teams must consist of net less than the starting point. As nearly thjv
ive or more than seven dogs. j feet of ruow cover thp trails, fast tim
'The same dogs must be worked on is expected.
AKHTUN',
Dog race
Idaho, Feb. 12. (A. IM '
rules similar to those In i
TFT? 7 7? ? s-s (V.TK. li 1
Al.TA Sl'NDAY AM) MONDAY . j
BAN ON PUIS
DIVIDING MAT SPORTSj
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ALTA TODAY
CHILDREN 10c
NEW ART FILM COMPANY
ADULTS ,33c
- PRESENTS
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in
QlOStin
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the
(ZGparamounlQichire Jr
Comedy: "A Light Weight Lover."
liT HEXHY U FARRKtX
ll'iilted Press Rnff Correspondent.
MOW YoliK, Feb. 12. Jack Cur
ley's ban on the "hoacllock hold in
wrestling bouts In New York has di
vided the ranks ofth grnpplcrs and
mat fans. t
Men tly effected by the edict of the
promoter, who has become practically
tho controller of the sport In America,
of course, is the heavyweichl chain
pion. led "Strangler" Lewi. -who work
ed his w-ny up and won the title by the
hradbek."
Lewis claims that t'.ie prohibition of
h's pet hold will just about ruin him
as the most lucrative match" arc
staged In New York and as smaller
promoters iiKoiher slates are followtnfi
tho. lead of Curley In outlawing tlr
bold.
Many fans claim the head-lock lr
not more punLsh'ng or brutal than thi
"scissors" of the formed rhanipion. Joi
steteher, or the top hold.
Karl Cadock, judged by many fan?
tho best of all Ihe present crop of mat
men Is among thp grapplers whho slcb
vith lx wis nnd claim that the hold Is
not so dangerous that it should e rul
ed out.
Lewis Is highly wrought up cvot
Curley's action claiming that no com
plaint wrs made about the hold lint"
lie won the title.
Ourley bases his action on th'
grounds that th? publl- and 111" pres
demanded a Ian on tho j;rlp arte;
Lewis had Injured several opponent.
"The Mutiny cf the Klslnore." the
thrilling motion plcurei of adventure
at sea. showing at the AHa Sunday and
Monday, rlects vividly porno of the
n-..t,-t cxclt'ng , chapters in tho adven
1'iT.us career of its author, J.ick I.'ir
lo i Lc r Jack luidon wasv n k t Vy
wiitcr of aovpnture; he livd b e as
'lor.tnMy, c'.'eply and coioii'"- :is
h.s i.v n h He.-.
.j a boy no was a profc.s. : at
1'in.le orr the coast of Califnnt i. t
ey. titec-n he f ll'Pied before tb" li.as.
an id le fc airan, vis:t.ng i.i ,ri .iih.
'N- l.er'M-i Ke:,. At sea be "-'o:t 1 11
o .l grew hair on h's chest.' He k'i w
"ir.inv, he ;-iw bloodshed A M 1m
knew the call of tho s?a. wl--- h p.:h'v
hint.lhr.i.' up everything nt ne lie-. i t
cf bis I'i'.'f:".'? to start on -a . ro1
round the v'lld in a 50-ro it ..etc .!. !
is -t Jack London was as oianv-j
sided as bis 1-e.e ks. He was a -nicaei j
tramii, seal huiuer. A!asan sold pros-l
ieit'-t, vl col responco nt. a in -T ,
rl--tte it linonily sveenill'f a-vl Tiielj
Willi hi-tiior cob r. an author ..f eir.:h j
h.- nu-ks ni ceononite i ni i"! i -i (
'ie.y chioi ep h niself an.l r '-f tor
mort jowerful advocates of prohib
tu.n in his great autoh;-,.'.-i bib
i- ,ry '.e,,in, :.-,r!eycorn," a s-lf uiad
m oi i -j ,iii consumed with a I"iiic
d .sue ! la... bfe to its full-wL
Al.TA TI"KK.Y
M-rVV VOKK A t'lTY '
of m:satio:
JOE MOORE TAKES LEAD"
IN AMATEUR ICE RACES
j I.AKK Pi-Ann, X. Y.. IVh. 12.
I (A. I.) .Too Moore of Now- York
UooH llio lotut In tho fnttM'tiutionnl urn
jntpnr U:o nkntliif? ohiimiitonshfp wttl
ja tolal of 0 points, rtosrly follows
liy Charles tYwtraw of liacld
mill t Mm rim Oormnu of St. .lolin, N
i., Cut with TO puintf. )l1ys Kob
Iti8tn of Toronto, hy winnioR twt
j rinifM today brought hor totnl for vh
iwonun t tk tn X o poiiVs, uRulnst
ISO for Kosp Johnson of (MilraK'1.
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;V.SHlCTO JIMOIIS WIN
INTI.IU LASS CIU'AV HONOHS
SKATTI.K, I 2. (A. r.j Uni
versity of Vinh(n;jton jimton won tin
annual Intnrcta'K new faniptonsh,'
I on Lake W.tsliinnton Trrlay. The
tliiitl un-1 frcdhiiRii fourth.
New Y'irk, as vpryltn(ly knows, Ik i
city uf towering skyscrapers, nuiun
lains of steel, of millionaire;, of ro
mnnro, trnucdy, crime and sensation
Daily it, prnvides new mysteries whici
hafile the ket-nest pctlieemen and de
tect;ve in the world and give the sen
mi lion lovinsr people of the work
throuph their daily newsjuipers som
thine: to think about, wonder at ant
direiiis. Its mysTerious murders m-ik-Interestlns;
readinsr for everybody wh
loveii mystery for mystery's siikc.
(Continned on Vase S.)
PactitYia Sunday Children 5c
ra5jLlIIie . Monday" . Adults 20.
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To Buy Those
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We Have Your Size and Width.
MEN'S RIDING BOOTS
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6JitV DOROTHY DICKSON.
ALMA TELL CEORCE
.FAWCETT ROD U ROQUt
A romance of New
York's double life.
One side, the glare
and glitter Iho
other, the challenge
and in: piratic n.
Bray
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