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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. , THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1921.
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LONDON WANTS BATTLE
BETWEEN HEAWWEIGHTS
..r". .. , . """"-''P"-y- rno annual 200-milu. Hudson's liny
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offer for tho bout it umntMlivi
by (.'. 11. Morgan, a Until resident.
Hhlp contest.
of a $740,000
i.oimiou, Kickiird announced Unit he
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ii consiuerallon
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mill guided liy liilly Wlnterton. The
time was 32 hours and SO minutes.
Tho race started at 11 a. m. Tuesday.
CASCARA
FOR
Colds, Coughs
B Al IIM1MC
AND
OMV L Grippe
IDAHO ItlvATN WHITMAN,
WAI.J.A WALLA. Wash., March 3.
(A. I".) Idaho defeated Whitman
college at baHkethull hero last night
, by a Moore of 2 to 1 5.
si:ai'la.i:s rkitiimncj.
AN DIluOO. Cnl., March J. (A.
P.J Winging their way back from
the Panama ranul, the II F-S-L sca
planea which are returning, to Han
Diego arrived Hafcly yeterriay at Ha
lloa Cruz, according to radio ad viced
received here tsday.
COiMPANi
WILL THY TO lll'HTII.
BITTTK. Mont., March . (A. P.)
Nail McKain of liulto, second banc
man on the University of Montana
baseball team lost year has been or
dered to report next week at Mot
Spring, Ark., to try for a berth with
the. Pittsburgh National league club,
he. announced here today.
KOI.L NEW HIGH SCOIti:.
Dl'PAIiO. N. V., March . (A. P.)
A score of l.lut pins shot by two
different Buffalo pairs In the double
and 615 In the single wer the high
est murks in today's rolling of two
man and Individual Rumen , In the
bowling congress tournament.
WAHWNfiTON, March 3.r-(U. P.)
Plans of Swift and company and Ar
mour and company for disposal of
their stockyard Interest proposed Feb
ruary 7 was rejected by Justice Staf
ford In the supreme court of the dis
trict of Columbia here today. The
court rViJecied to the plan on the
ground that it continued to give for too
long a period the control of the yardi
by the paokers.
.Staffords decision was a victory for
the government,, which had opposed
the plan and which provided for the
rale of the yards to the holding com
panics. '
Neglected Colds are Dangerous
Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy bandy for the first sneeze.
Breaks up a cold in 24 hours Relieves
- Grippe In 3 days Excellent for Headache
Quinine in this form does not affect the head Cascara is best Tonic
Latative No Opiate in H.'1's. -
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
REMINISCENCE OF THE
MAN, WOODROW WILSON
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GUM ILL CLOSES
THE LOGGING SEASON
Ki:r.l'K MjlAltK ItCKY.
AVALON, Col.. March . (A. P.)
Manager Kvers kept the pitching
and catching squads of the Chicago
Nationals busy for two hours today.
Martin, recruit from the Pacific Coast
league was given a tryout which
1'vm mnlii ua mo f iuf n re
WIIX JOIN TKAMS.
HAVANA. March St. (A. P.) M.
A.' Gonzales. Cuban catcher for the
NeW York Olants and Adoifo l.uquc,
pitcher for the Cincinnati Iieds, sailed
today to loin their teams.
(Kaat Oregonlun Special)
Ot'HDANK. March 3. Logging in
finished for this season at the mill.
Chas. Kly has Just completed his
logging for this season having abou'
twelve hundred logs In. Mr. Kly will
start his mill, as early as possible.
Mrs. Mildred Duughtry and Miss
Marie .Mottle visited a few days hist
week with Mrs. John IJghtfoot.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson and Mrs.
nanny taught ry made a trip to Pen
dleton last tve'ek.
Mr. and Mrs. Pave Wyniore visited
Hunday at the home of Chas Kly.
Vein fates made a trip to Pilot
Hock Hunday.
Dr. le Vatil was called last week
to see the Hayes children who have
been sick with cold, but aro all able
to be lift airsin..
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you at all times, both in quality and price; if
your neighbor, ask them about our goods and
service. We claim the most alert, thorough
and fastest clerks and butchers in the busi
ness. We give our customers the benefit of a
wide experience in vvhatnve deem best for
their interest. Give Us some of your orders
and we will prove to you that your trade is
appreciated here.
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Phone 455
At the Sign of a Service
"It It's on the Market We Have It"
BY W. ir. OUIMKS
(I'nlted Press Waff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON, March 3. (IT. P.)
Klght years uo tomorrow Wood
row Wilson, pictured then as an ideal
istic college professor, lKCame pres
ident of the United Stales.
During the campaign and election,
the country had heard much of the
achievements mid deeds of Wilson
h"v he had risen to the presidency of
Princeton University, of h!s fi!4ht to
democratize that Im-tttution and how
that fight led hltn to the governorship
of .New Jersey, where he brought a bom
the passage of a workmen's compen
sation act, a direct primaries liw and
i. corrupt practices election law.
Hut about Woodrow Wilson the man
the country knew little. He was pic
tured always as tho cold man of logic.
In the eight years since his inaug-
u ration. America has seen and hear!
more of the deeds of Woodrow Wilson.
It has seen his rise, to the foremost
figure of the world and hi fall to a
man broken 'In health, his efforts at
world lieace repudiated by his own
country, which he led through a sue
cessful world war. It has seen under
the Wilson administration the anact
ment of laws creating the federal re
serve system, the federal Trade Com
mission and the tariff commission.
But even after eiRht years in the
presidency there is still little Informa
tion about the Intimate characteris
tics of Woodrow W'iison and a great
deal of misinformation.
Homo of the personal Incidents of
Wilson have, however been told by
Joseph P. Tumulty, Wilson's secretary
for ten years. Here is the way Tum
ulty tells them:
"On April , 1917. President Wilson
road to the capitol and read amid wild
cheers from the floor and galleries the
great war message, one of the Immort.
al documents of history, which will
continue to be read through the ages,
read as long as the English language
j remains a living tongue. On that fate
' ful day I rude with him back from "tho
j capitol to the White House, the echo
i of the applause still ringing in my ears. ( l no n
For a while he sat silent and pale In
I tho cabinet ryom. At last he said:
j "Think what It was they were applaud
ing! It means death for our young
men. How strange it seems to applaud
that.' "
I cut 6ff the connection I said a word
to the president about the tragedy of It
nil. His voice responded, no longer
clear, but ,muf fled as when one chokea
back a sob, "What do you think of it,
Tumulty? It means death. It breaks
by heart, but it must be done.' "
The president Insisted on goimf to
New York to atjend the ceremonies in
cident to the bringing back of the ma
rines killed at Vera Cruz.
"Home disquieting rumors reachec
the weret service officers of an attack
that might lie mado upon his life ann
the president waa urged to cancel his
trip to New York. When it was found
that his determination to go was irre
vocable. It was suggested that he re- I
view the procession from a sland am.
not take part in the march along the
ivholo dangerous line of the parade
His answer was a curt refusal to com
ply with the suwstion. One under
took to arg'ie with him saying, -you
will show all proper respect by appear
ing In the reviewing stand. The coun
try cannot afford to lose its president."
H'n reply was: 'The country cannot
afford to have a cowp.rd for a presi
dent." Tumulty told of a secret visit Wilson
made to the fleet soon after the deu
laratbm of the war and tho speech he
made to the officers saying "I am will,
lug to sacrifice half the navy.' Great
Hritain and we together have to crush
that nest (the German submarine
base), liecause if -we crush it, the war
Is won."
Tumulty told of unother incident
that occurred on the president's tour
of the country shortly before he broke
down. "Kxhaiinted by his nublic en-
gagements, rocked with pain, he
nevertheless slipped away ouietlv one
afternoon with Mrs. Wilson to pay a
visit to some friends of his former
wife, living in a little cottage on a side
street of the town."
The. president, Tumulty said object-
to this act becoming generally
Yesterday our sale started off with a bang, even
greater crowds attended than we had hoped for.
We are sorry that we could not accommodate every
one and can only ask that you come back. We now
have a large sales force and can give you more attention.
Remember!
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"When word came, back In ISIS, j
that a German vessel, laden with mu
nitions was on its way to Mexico, Pros- j
ident Wilson was in telephonic com- j
munlcatlon with Secretaries Bryan and j
Daniels. After the situation had been ;
stated over the telephone, a voice came
back clear and firm: 'Order Admiral
Mayo to take Vera Cru at once." 1
was on the telephone at the time and
listened to the conversation that took
place between the president nnd Secre
taries Bryan and laniels. Just before
Tomultf- told how a write! wanted
the president to stake a "stunt"' that
would make good reading and how the
president refused, saying:
"Tumulty, you realize that I am
not built for these things, f do not
want to be displayed before the publ:c.
If 1 tried to do it, I would do it badly.
I want tho people to love me, but they
never will."
"I have never forgotten the wistful
tones in which he spoke those la-st
four words," Tumulty commented.
One more contrast Tumulty painted:
"Two pictures arc In my, mind. First,
tho hall of representatities crowded
from floor to gallery with expectant
throngs. Presently It Is announced
TIig f idson Tractor
The Fordson has many friends in Umatilla county
because of its dependability and freedom from re
pairs and trouble. Its ability to keep going day after
day either plowing, harrowing, discing, seeding,
moving grain or hay, hauling or any kind of belt
work, will make itself, in a short time, as valuable
and indispensible to you as any one of the present
owners.' 4
We ask that yon give us the opportunity to shov
you, at our expense, that it will do what we claim for
It and more.
Our allotment for this territory this year is small
and we ask that you arrange for a demonstration as
soon as convenient, so that we may have your order
in time to insure your delivery this spring.
. Simpson Auto Co.
Phone 408 . Water and Johnson Sts.
When Nerves are'DnEdge"
one cannot possibly do his
best work. For this reason
many are led to discontinue
their accustomed meal-time
beverage and adopt:
teANTPQSTIM
'"a wholesome drink: of
, rich coffee -like flavor, and
without any harmful effect.
This delicious beverage is
made instantly in the cup, at
the table, by adding hot water.
Vheres a Reason for Postum
SOLD BY GROCERS
EVERYWHERE
Made by Postum Cereal Company, Inc,
Batcle Qrevk, Michigan..
that the president of the United States
will address congress. There steps o'.il
to the speaker's desk a straight vigor
ous slender man, active and alert. He
is sixty years of age, but he looks not
more than forty five so lithe of limb,
so alert of liearing, so virile. It is
Woodrow Wilson reading his great war
message.
"The other picture In only three nnd
H hnlfyears later. There is a parade
of veterans of the great war. They arc
to be reviewed by the president on tho
c:ist terrace of the White House. In
n chair sits a man, your president,
broken in health, out still alert in
mind. His hair is white, his shoulders
bowed, his figure bent. He is sixty
three years obi, bnf he looks older, ' ll
's Woodrow Wilson, l'rcscntly in the
procession there appears an ambulance
Uidcn with wounded soldiers, the
maimed, the halt, and the blind. As
ttrey pass they salute, slowly reverent
ly. The president's hand goes up in
answering salute. I glanced at him.
There were tenrs in his eyes. The
wounded is greeting the wounded."
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Mortors Repaired
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