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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1921.
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New Park in Largest City to
Hold 80,000 Persons is in
Prospect Owing to Polo
Grounds Being Outgrown.
riT HKNUY I- FA HI! K IX
(United I'ickh Ktaff (JorrpMjoii(lcnl.)
Tv'EW YOHK. Felt. 1 4. frnwda f.f
the huxp proportion thut look In on
football In England and Amnrli-ft will
ba 'watching hnwnnll her before ninny
Mnnon, If the plmm of New York duo
uwner are carried out.
The Yankee", who have been hnrins
the Polo ground with the niuntii fur
aevoral neoauna are aliout to liullil n
home of thele own. l-itt wiiKoit the
Xutinnal Leatrue told Coloni ln rtufitifjrt
nil Huston that they weren't particu
larly Imen about continuing the ihch
ent anunscment.
The decision, however, merely hast
ened jihins the American Ix-mjue tun(f
natew had been entertulnliiK to net a
big yard of their own.
Tho plana for the new Hl.idltiin are
being drawn with the Idea of providing
u. sealing rapm-lty of ku.'iuo Hpectators
and cnnHtrtn-tlon of the Mori ihut u-in
make addition tioHMiile If ttrxviirv. j
The I'olo around alao la to be en
larged to mat alxiut the name number.
The Giant onm are not an near to
the competition of tliclr plana, h"iv
ever, 8b the Yankee boawa, who prob
ably will have tho conirtietion work
Marled .thin aiinimer to have the plant
leady for next aeaaon If pnaaihle.
Haaeball erowda here long ago out-
Rrew the' ca parity of the Polo RTOiindM,
but the coat of material and jtbor nan
been an high In the naat few neaaona
that tlio club owner could not carry j
out any plana for Improvement. Since
the ground are becoming more popu
lar aa the lattlefirld for the big east
ern football team, the need haa ulM',
fe(f for a irrenler peittlng eapneity.
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QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION
Free Sales Day
January 5th was the day of the free sales.
Bring your sales slips of that day and receive
your rebate. '
If you are not a customer here, and are not
familiar with this cash saving plan, you should
investigate at once ask the clerks or phone us.
.ENVY hem
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JORDAN
Lads Who Accepted Tokens of j
Rotary Clab Suspended for1,
. 30 Days and Opinions Are'
Given on Residence Quaiifi- !
cation.
WKS. JAMES 11. BLL'.M
Here's a woman most women,
envy. She Mrs. Jnme n.
Blum, who as representative o!
th New York probate court will
wear a $100,000 pearl neekla.8
for JO day every year. Tb
pearls have been In a vault and
.experts said only contact with liv
ing flesh would preserve their luster.
Pendleton
Trading Co.
At the Sign of a Service
Phone 455
"If It's on the Market We Have It"
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! SA.V HICFAKU Cat.
i r.t -Rlionamen of tbiK wetlim nr ha.
I log watched by time wardena from
jlhe air. Recently . It. Kellmer. de
my firth and game wanlcn, flying ir:
'hla home-made airplane, swooped
down at S.inson Diucll. near here.
, wn. re five duck hum
. bird.-
J Stinson raid he waa on patrol dut
ewd wanted to kpo the hunting- license
of the mtn. All produced the necea-.
niry cards. Th'! officer explained that
he started building h a airtdane Hveral
montlia a:;o and while it wan being
constructed t'-k leavona In fiyin 5.
Feb. H. (A
were utter
Till: ItOAItDK III'IJM ,
I'cndleton high achool guilty j
of unintentional violation of (
rules due to loose conati ictlon. j
M 11 who accept td gold fool- I
bulla InellKit.le until .March 15.
l'altcr's reniicat that l'endie-
ton be suspended from h 'h
achool athletic league derded,
(iuardianKhlp over player., t;)- j
jen by athletic coach, disap- J
proved. j
Plrlcter Interpretation of rules j
:hio.'i,'hout Oregon to result. '
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bIR A iiONU
Sir Alfred Mond. British Hnan
cier. Is on the way from Palestine
to England to mobilize Bnancej
tor the proposed Jewish nation.
Tho first enterprise will be the
damming of the River Jordan for
electrical power
CORE THROAT
J ; 1 Carole with warm calt wate
a then aclv over throsr
VARORUH
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' life,';
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The Health of the Country
Brought to Your Home
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That is what bread does for you.
The strength of the wheat together with
its other pure, strengthening ingredients
make bread the most healthful as well as the
r,inost satisfying of foods.
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The delicious flavor of
- Harvest Bread
"Made With Milk"
will convince you that it is the bread to give
your family. ,
Eat more bread and make Harvest Bread
your favorite brand. .
PENDLETON
Baking Co.
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f nniplcte exont-ration of Pendleton
hl?h richool bn the cliarse tf fraud-.ib-ct
eaK:on of the association ruii-s
nr pi-rn by the board of control of
the Oregon High School Athletic A:t
..(,c.aTiii meetiiiK n Portland on Kat-ji-.Iey
to her,r the prou ht fd' d tiy ta
ker hib pchotd. The board took a
tand i'aV',.rltiK a Ftric-t coiiHtruction of j
.be rules Kovernins participation in
.t'Kh pi-hoo! athletics throufthont Ore-1
son. howevi r.md found that throush j
.ec'.iniciu I ul unlnientlonal violation '
of the t ulcj. several J'endleton lads. ;
Ida?, ins; o,i ihe laaketball team, are!
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.Mi.-.interpretati.m of the rulea, rath
er than any implication of fraud, wa
the twin of the findings ugaiiiKl IVn-
liletou hiKh school and no penalty.
.-tjiei than it 3u day auspension from 1
,jan ic-jKit-ou, was meted out aKa.nst
the men named in Maker's charges.
The board ruled that the lit: le gold
footballs recently presented members
of the winnitiK football leant by the
i'cndleton I!otury flub possess an in
trinsic value, as contemplated by the
asfoci.itiou ruies. The board declaiv
d that all protested players who had
-icelved these emblems shall bo inelig-
ble until March 15. No Raines in j
jviiieh these boys participated shall be
i'ori'e.ted, hnwe er, the board ruied.
i'lij, j-ullilK' hfl'frts nH-vIx nrembers-of j
he first basketball Miiuatl, it is.sald :
here.
The board expressed its opinion;
hat theic had been a technical vo
.Mion during Ihe first temesier of the
rbls relative to the residence c.uali
i'lcations nf .Mr(jn Hanley and Ken
teth Stonual. It expressed . disap
jro.al generally of the assumption of
uardianMh'p er players by an ath
etic coc.ch. There wa no .f.iestion
.al:d over their ei 'gibllity on this-,
ground for paf-ticipation In basketball. I
low-ever, and no penalty or forfeiture
lloldins that all of these violations j
irose from inisinteriirclation or loose j
construction of the rules and were ,
not accompanied by evidence of bad j
faith or fraudulent intent on the part)
of l'endle'on hitth school the board!
declined to order the forfeiture of any:
i.imes or to suspend i'c-ndle'on hil- j
bool from the league as pet.t ioned .
or by Halter.
Tendleton was represented at the
iriirinc on Saturday by H. K. lnlow. ,
ECHO TOSSERS LOSE TO
mm HVE 17-24
(East Oresonian Special.)
HClio, Keb. r4. Kcho was defeat
ed in tnc ft same i t 11.0
I HernilKion last Friday cveniut; by a
jscore A 17 to 24. Hermision players
j w ere H. Voyen, center, w ith -n score
jOf 11 to his credit; I.cjran Todd, for
'vvard, with a like score to his credit;
;Jim Todd, forward, who failed to
(score a Lasket; Krnest Waterman
guard, two baskets and II. Sullivan.
guard.
Echo's players, the Purple Hiants.
were C. Hosklns, center, two baskets;
Fred Hoskins, forward, with 13 bas
kets; -Kay Johnson, forward, who
failed to score; George Atterbury.
puard, with no score to his credit;
Will Hoskins, RUard, with two bas
kets. Eechy played the last half In
ill Hoskins' stead.
-Mr. Bensel, local teacher in Her
miston high school, refereed the first
half and liiilph Dorn of Echo the lat
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Men's Suits
Men's Suits W-OO
Men's Suits 22.50
Men's Suits $2"-00
Men's Tailored Made Suits $35.00
BOYS' SUITS
Boys' $20.00 Suits, now ; $9.50
Boys' $15.00 Suits, now $7.50
Boys' $10.00 Suits, now $4.35
MEN'S PANTS
Men's $12.00 Dress Pants, now $7.50
Men's $10.00 Dress Pants, now $6.50
Men's $8.50 Dress Pants, now $4.93
Men's $0.50 Dress Pants, now $4.30
MEN'S WORK PANTS
Men's $3.50 Work Pants, now $t.50
Men's S6.n0 Work Pants, now ' $3.43
Men's S5.00 Work Pants, now $2.93
Men's $4.50 Work Pants, now . . .- $2.43
MEN'S SHIRTS
Men's Rcpular 0. D. Army Shirts $4.50
Men's Dress Wool Shirts $4 50
Men's Work Flannel Shirts $2.93
Men's Heavy Shirts $1.43
Men's Work Shirts 98c
OVERALLS
Men's Overalls , 95c
Men's Jumpers 95c
Men's Extra Heavy Blue Overalls $1.19 '
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745 Main St.
The frame was played in the new
auditorium and was enjoyed by a
iai.ke crowd.
j ALL WESTERN COLLEGE
SHOOTERS WiLL ENTER!
POHTIAXH, (ire., Feb. 14 Th
ji:nemplnment situation in Portjanc.
l-as become so acute that there err-'
i row more than 2.0 aft bread winners
j-dders and penniless. The Portland
, ( ity C'o:nicll and Multnomah County
commissioners have authorized Port
land Post So. 1 of the American Le
gion to take- tne situation in hand In
crder that a mora serious condition
li. ay be averted.
To prevent unemployed men and
women cf.min? to Portland, where only
s ifferlng ard enforced return would
be their lot, the unemployment com
niiwic n of Portland Post .Vo. 1 of the
AnvT'ran Lesion is enlisting the co
opeiation of Lesion Posts and tho
!i-e:-s throughout Oregon and adjoin
intr states in iarninir the unemployed
to stay out of Portland until condition
improve. -
f rivdnVniW WT?f fprovTded" for
most of the unemployed Portland fami
iiy men within 3u days, but the city
cannot prmide either work or finan
cial aid for outsiders until conditions
improve in the Fprinsr." according to
the announcement of Charles B. Ruck, .
er. Chairman of the I'nemployement
Corr nvs-aioi.
(tv tuiperuveiioeiii oi pvn-."... -
ustin Ijindreth, principal of the hich
I tr.vd. I aker was represented by tl.
I li Melntvre. nrincipal of the liifith
school there.
Mr. Inlow stated this mornlns that
the decision of ihe board indicates a
p.ilicv of ripid adherence to the letter
ind spirit of the association rules. "It
will so far toward clearing up a num
ber, of points of Interpretation con-4'r-rr
which there has been more or
less douht." '
p., fnr lis Pendleton h'.Rh school is j
...,,l Mr Inlow stated today, the.
.IwVm of the beard Is final and the
neident c'oscd. i
ORI-Wnx AGP.ICCLTriiAL cca.-LIv.Jl-:,
Corvailis, Feb. 14.-, A shooiiiit;
mati-h w ith all the colleges an univer
s.ties of the west participating will
soon be the order of the day. accord
ing to Adlar C. Youns, captain of in
fantry, military instructor at the Ore
ton Agricultural college. R. O. T. C.
rifle teams in Oreircn, Washington, I
California, Nevada and I'tah will com
pete. O. A. C. will enter three teams !
cne from tho infantry, one from the!
engineers, and motor transport corps, j
and one from the field artillery ami
cavalry. Scores will be sent to head-1
ijcurters in the lth Corps area for-'
merly the western department at San',
Francisco, ami the various Institutions, i
will be "rated in the order of the abllit;. I
of their student officers to cut the i
heart out of tho bull's-eye.
Beats Porous
Plasters, Foot
Baths, Etc
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TI.XNIS NOW Ul'Pti sr)itT
OX OUKtiOX AC.fJIKS LIST
COAST AMATEUR .BOXERS
- TO DECIDE TITLE SOON
SAN FHAVCISCO. Feb. 14 (A. 1M
Pacific Coast amatcvr box'n-; C'am
pionshipn wi'.l lie decide 1 .nt the Olym
ic Club hero March 2 ni'd 3, it was
-neeiMicad reci ally.
ltiirwntat'ves from nthl-nlc clubs
mnnv 1'neific Cons' ctis nre
elected', to enter the tonrnev. 'Colb-ce
i-d university boxers are also expected.
Orts-.COX AC;niiTI,TntAL COI.
I.K Il?, Corvailis, Feb. 14 Tennis ex-I
jperts at "i. .VC. are pleased with thel
announcement that tennis is now at
1 minor spurt at tli college. This action j
' crime from the board of control, which i
arrive! at the decision alter a recom
, lr.ctidiition by the student body.
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1'iiTinc OiM-ratcs I'nctp
In an Knar! Ml motor dr'ven street
sprinkler the entlne operates one
oumn to fill th tank and nnother to
spread the atc r.
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Renews Strength
Where there is
need for a building-up
tonic after
prostrating illness,
SCOTT'S EP,1!1LS!0N
taken regularly, usually
spells renewed strength
and vigor.
Scott & Bows. Eloomfi,lJ, N. X
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DONT TAKE CHANCES if
you have a cough or cold. Cure
a cold as soon as you can.
Don't let any member of the family,
young or old, go around coughing,
neezing. Muffling, hawking or wheezis. A
neglected cold can easily run into really
dangerou ticknesi. It piyi to keep
Foley'j
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND
in the home, ready for use at the first
signs of cold or cough. It is prompt
in action, pare, wholetome, absolutely tale,
and cou leu than ii you bought the ingrcdia
enu at retail and mixed it yourveif.
Went ITome to Break Up a Cold
C F. Cullen. S3 S. Uhratto St.. Hot.il.. Ata., wntc
I an trsveuna in tee irtrrst of my bu..t. 1Qd caa
ttaciei '"; co.rt ii New OrlDa. J IneJ t bratfc'
II by ri-n i a-i or. uu ;y u.ea. but it ot mm m
Ihe lelT lunj. 1 purchased two tl bottieaot .
1 reached Meridian. H a... no bailer. I Ir'ee neroue
"""''"' " mualaro toot batba. My cold lot io baa
1 made Kt home. 1 aaa your '(' and I look a bottle oi
Foley I Hooey am) Tar t'oeooound. diaeardui otker
mecicinea. I i-H rebel: i , .l well. 1 Ihaoa you.
jimJ Irom now cn Foky'a rlosey abd Tar alaeia oral
be in my ttom.
Foliy'a Honey and Tar hat been osed for
raore than thirty ream ia thoutandi ol bomea
(or rcliel from cougha, colds, toaimodic troup,
tickling throat, hoiracnen, hooping couga.
bronchial couSDt eaj the couht that folio
cnucait or (tip.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL
Sugar 10 1-2 pounds ..
Sack
...$1.00
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Pineapple, No. 2 1-2 tins, regular 50c special 30c
Crystal Whits Soap, 4 for 25c
Federal Milk, 2 cari3 25c
VVe:sons Oil Pints, 35c; quarts, 65c
Sra Fcam Warh!ng Powder, large package 25c
Aunt Je.-n'ma Buckwheat, package 15c
Ccf.ce, H lis Red 1 pound, 43c; 5 pounds, $2.35
Rice, tha pound .' qjc
bmall White Cal. Navy Beans, pound 07c
Com, sclid pack, each 17c; 6 for $1.00
txlra Sugar Peas, can : $c
Tea Gardet, Syrup, 1 gallon, 85c; 1 gallon J1.6S
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