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KEEP ABREAST OF DOINGS IN THE WOULD OF SPOUT DAILY IN ARTICLES BY STAFF WRITERS AND TWO NEWS SERVICES ON THIS PAGE ' r-r"i' x Lr ; TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 . TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 L 1 ltd-' ' T-'..! '.'T :"? "7TTTT.T; DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 4. 1021. Commercial Association to be v Scene of First Diamond Set to of Season; Meeting Hour Set at 7:30. exported thut the Ipiikui" eun bo form ed without nny difficulty. However In U'hhb the lcuRiie pinna fall through I'cudlelrm will have u bull team any nay mid will challenge every tm in eastern Oregon nnil artH "of Wash liiHlon ho Unit plenty of ffum-M will he mnureri loral fans. There hiiH heen considerable lulk of the AniPiirun Uu;lnn hacking the bull rlnh thlK year but thin Kcenm Improb able owlri to the. fact, iih Home IpkIoii member put It, the leitlnn has rnouRli nottvltlpK on hand without taking on miy more at present. It Ih expecteil Unit tho CoinnnTc.'al UHoelatlon will continue to l ack the club. All th's, charge I based on a bet I-eonard i In. iifVor wlH be threshed out tonight, alleged to have laid ;:it rduy after -4 i noon. E 1IKI-KNT, Mont., March 4. (A. I'.) "I'ukvk" Morton of Hpokanc and 1-onnle Leonard of Seattle were hub pended by the boxing lomniisslon to. day, on a charge that their bout her lust nlKht, won by Morton in the, thlif round by a knockout wan frumcd. Th HOHTON. March 4. tThc "first of the panics to determine championship . Tho Pendleton Commercial AMsorln. tlon cluh rooms will 1h the iieene to tilKht of the first buKchall nessUm o? the Hcaxon when, the Blue Mountain league fans will tome forth from re tirement to dlHcumi the poaxIblllticN of a championship team for 1'emlk'ton thin year. The Pendleton team wlii be In stood khiiic thin year, at least Injhw matter lf Miiitu, br the club now possesses of the I'nlti d Slate amateur hoi k, v ufriclont uniforms of sufficient uuallty , louiruc will Ik played here Marc h 15 to carry them thro ixh the reason. ! und J 6 between the lioxton A.- A.. Ihere neemii to be plenty of asplrnnH . winnem of t'io ra tern roup title and' for positions on the team thin year Cleveland, whines In the group mini und all of good u'dllty aceorflinif to'ber two. The schedule as announi'ed thoxe who havn Ktodieri the Mitotitlnn. 1 tnilnv nrovMi.. r,.r twn trfitlnu A number of player from Inst ye-ir' tween these team at Cleveland on team will be on hand when the open'1 Marc h 1 and 1. The team that wins wilt meet tho Hveb'th, Minn., cham 1 plonx of the western group, In the. fi nal round. CIIKMOV WINS TITU:. niKNKY. Wai-h'., March" 4 (A !'.) 'herjey normal won the Wash Intfon Htate normal prhoof himkethal Vhani)lonBbl) . by lefeatin(f Ilellini; ham noi nnil here lant niKht 30 to 15 j . ' ' J RaiTY transfers ' Inic practice Ih held ahd In add tlon there are several new iirr'v ils In the!e part who ore touted to I flrnt class liintnnnd men, , , , In addition to tho reorganization ot tht local, team thn rforirMiilz.'itioif of he Illtin Mountain b'li'tua will be tnken up tonhcht In the club roomf. Kcveral of the former memliers of tho le.nriio have sltmlflrd their Intention i t attain eiitnrlnir the r:ne and It la Wil l, Vir.I T AtiAIN. MII.WAI Ki:i;, March 4.X(A.. P.) liltrhie Mitchell and Itoeky Kan.an v.111 meet In a Id-round bout here next Wednesday nlht. It wan definitely unnouneed by Tom Andrews, local flirht promoter. I(ixls. M. Sheets to N. Hiifh. $27nn. lots 1 2, 3, and 4, Idoert -. North Milton. O. H. Ill-hop io It. ('. Ho'is. Jl.()( west l flt of south 11jl.il feet o lot or block . Kvans add. Milton. .1. Donoy to (', (Jnntlev. HO. Mel nl bound tract in See. lfi, Tp. 6. N n. 35. K. . fiaham to R. II. Junes S .'.in W. 1-2 W. 1-2 Heet 59, HK. 1-2 of N T 1-2 and K. 1-2 Ki:. 1-4 S.-e. 3d. NT 1-4 NK. 1-4 Sec. 31, 'hifll W. 1-2 W 1-2 See. S2, Tp. 2 X. '. 3. ' A. O. Kutter to A. 8. Method. 1. ' 1-2 HK. 1-4 and S. 1-4 N'T.' 1.3 Re,- in QUALITY SERVICE QUALITY SANITATION if Saturday Specials quality' V REAL CiASS : Before you make your Sunday dinner selection we- want you to see the wonderful display in our windows. Besides our regular prices that we offer ' our patrons daily we will have a selection' of ajl the fancv creations in meats including Crown Coasts of Lamb, French Racks and Saddles, French La nib Chops, Merry Widow Chops, Filet of Beef, Duck of Lamb, etc. Prime Rib Roasts Boned and rolled , 26c Pork Roasts . . ... .'. ... 22c ' ; .' ' - i - , . ' ' " OUR FISH department is most complete, including all the sea fish as well as shell fish on thcmarket. SPECIAL Orange sweet and juicy, 4 dozen . . Spuds, Weston Mountain, per cwt. . Eggs, strictly f resb, 3 dozen ..... . . . ..50c 81.50 $1.00 Our produce department contains a variety from all parts of the country, consists of 43 Varieties of fresh, crisp vegetables, see our moving display win dows and see if you can count the varieties. -. PENDLETON TRADING CO. If it's on the market ve have it. ' t . 11111 ''"' i 1 - ---L "" 11 mm inr umlr i i ii mmi wr iiiiliMMili,iwiinili I m MlMitni iia n i urn ii ml - ..-wrt.,. MUsterole Loosens Up Those Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain You'll know why thousands usa Musterole once you experience the glad relief it gives. Get a Jar ct once from the nearert drug store. It is a clean, white oint ment, tnado with the oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and doei not blister. Brings ease and comfort while it is being rubbed on! Musterolo is recommended hy man doctors and nurses. Millions ot jr-saro used annually for bronchitis, croi;p.sti:t neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or fointf; sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds ot the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). She and 65c jars; hospital size X0U H. 8WV K4 Bne. !7, Tp. 4 H. II. .1! W. "A. UUI.im to Truxtocs M, 'liuri'h tif I'ilat Hoek f 1.1MI. lot dock , Pile t Uo k. ' '. It. Ih;iup to t H. II'idMon,' note and bound truct In SW, 1-4 SV -4 pw. 8, Tp. 1 H. U. 84. I.. Stanley l!ot to I!. K. frlu-hlow, .tin, lot:i 3, '. ) unil II. bloik Ij.i U'S'-rvatlon aiil. Pindlclon. J. Vent to Wm. I)cVori 1, loin 1, 2, !, 4. 5. U. 13. and J 4, bluck 32. re- er alion urt'l.. Pendleton. S. r. pettlbone to H. M. Smith Si" V. 1-4 NT,. 1-4 t-c. 9, Tp. a N. It IAS) mi - (Jiint On gonian Special.) WESTON JIT., March 4. The Ever- ; reen Sunday school was urbanized I 'undny, February 27, to commence ' he f rst Sunday in April. ;h It ivll uk- that lu.ig to Kct the literature. E. K Tu ker. it K. K, Faunt, ants'. st ent; orsanist. Jlrn. Hoy Hyatt; Rene-! ;aiy and treasurer. JIr. Woll Could;! 'ibrarlnn. Harry .May; Will Hall, jan-, tor; 1. C. Hkln. Eph Tucker. Xlr. ' rtoy Hyatt and .Mm. K E. Faust. 1 'achcrn. Sunday actiool at . ll):3i) a. iv - "-.Paul Hoklj .is.sivk. at Jiii .huiie a:h chiclienpiijc. ' j Vern'e Marr is in. Walla Walla and f 'ea.Pet'jn this week on bmines. H.ibcrt Twi ody vim in Alhena Sat inlay on Ims'iieKH. Fretl HendcR'-on visited at the homo it his i.tor. Mis C. W. .Avery and' family this week. Jen Ferjtusiin ban teen. nick a week it lvs hiimes'.i ad near (iilibon and was brought home Siturday for hl moth- Our entire stock of . Men's and Women's Iieady-to-Wear, Shoes, Hats, Underwear, etc., is going fast. Crowds came and bought during the second day that taxed our sales force. . ; Remember We have some Wonderfully low prices on LadicV and Gent's Shoes. Investigate this sale of all sales first, compare our prices with the other fellows. If any one can show us a way to sell goods for less, we will only be too dad to sell then). Mil 745 Main Street er. ,irs. v. .u. rtrpi,, 10 ,h()ll(.ht for a Joke. Of htlT!.- Mr .n.1 Mn V Kill I.ukl.i of Weston, in visitine fr'end.s 4;n tho nionnlain this week. IB , . il III vAR PR IM Wm i Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller arr.ved Friday from Medicine Hat, Alberta, or thr.!r .rullnv trt.. t.i vi. if Mr AlillprF Epb and E"d Tucker have leased the . Dk.k KnBlish. Tbe w.il bo from here to Lebanon, Ore., to v:mO !r Hfillf.r'u nnreolw liefore re- uem u.i.i r turplllg , ti,e;r home. lain, coillsiuiK 'I oei i ih-c numiiru acres. ' . Mr. and Mrs. John Hyatt and little dauL'hter, Nadean. vlnlled Mr. Hyatt's Joe Wmr.er farm and w 11 summer fal- j low it th!s year. This Is one of the WASHINGTON, March 4. -4. P.) -The house and lenate finaliy passed mother, Mrs. J. W. Hyalti in Weston oves theveek end. Wh'le attending; the movies Satur day niRlu Terence Terhune had his "IF John Wroe v.as In Athena , Friday I f.ml Sntnr.lsiv lnIttnr fof a ranch tr i 'lease as he will move from the Hyalti a hill providing $15.(100,000 for addt- ranch April 1, when Mr. Hyatt takes! tionul hospital racilitus for disabled j possession apatn. Mr. and Mrs. Jim I service men and a bill designed to im- Hodsson and familv will move to the I prove the scrice given soldiers by 'farm and will farm it. the war risk bureau also went to the I Kolland M. Tweedv went to Walla president and provides a l,li00,oli ! Walla .Mondav for a week's vis t with j for the establishment of fourteen regi- his school friend. Daii Hatcher. onal offices throughout the country - Jtalph Lansdale hoUKlu a pood where soldiers ran make. rompen:a , younir team of horses from John Wroe tlon, and Insurance claims for direct I.Monday. I adjutation. . 'eslon mountain will have a com 1 II fail'! when Senator Tiorah ob jcilcil id a rnicst for a unanimous rrnsont vtt! be . taken. The scnatft vocd to iiopropriato 1S.S()0,0I ta c:;tend lKcnpltal facilities for disabled Idler-. ' ' kothesis mm For Lxpeclant f.lotKert Cseo By Tsr.EE Eesesat:cxs mm torn KKitt aoniiiiiwot tmerm lut. na UBNILO KMUUTOI CO DtrT. 5 0, ATLANTA. m'Miiiy dinner SaturJaj-, March 5. The men are asked to hriiiR saws and ham mers to fix up the school grounds. A final effort lo obtain inimeoiaie j action on the naval approni ia'ion j Tontuht s'.'ire! l-et j pVn-; 'csa Carcarel worjs i while mt. hiirm you sleet Bland have four liver active, head clear JiMopiaiii sweet and Ixiwcls movins , The capitnl guides have a hunch ! ! regular 'by mornlnc. No sripinj? or in-1 their hus'ness is poinft to pick up un- incnieiice. in, j.i or u e-m dom ( ,ier the new administration. ;i ii)i havk iuri:s. WASHINGTON. March 4. (V. V.I i rATARRH of head or Shroa: is usually benefited ty the vapors of h'ldien love Ih s candy cathartic too. The Tordson Tractor The Fordson has many frienda in Umatilla county because of its dcptyidability and freedom from re pairs and trouble, lis abililyHo keep going day after clay 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 indiwpcnsible to you as any one of the present owners. . c ... y We'ask that you give us the opportunity to show you, at Qur expense, tha' it will dd"what wc claim for : it and more. Our allotment for thia territory this year is small and we ask that you arrange for a demonstration as soon as convenient, so that -wc may have your order in time to insure your delivery this spring. Simpson Auto Co. Phone 40S s - Water and Johnson Sts. Good Things toSEat ! AT REASONABLE PR1CE5 NORVyEGIAN SARDINES x In olive oil : . 25c can CRIMSON RAMELER Cane asd Me pie Syrup 5 lb. cans $1.50 2 1-2 lb. cans 30c ' APPLES WINESAP small siz2 $1.00 box TQNNIE TREACLE Pure, U gar Syru? 5 lb. cans . $1,5 2 1-2 lb", cans ., 7c JELLO AND JIFFY JELL . . all flavors 2 fcr 25c TRU ELU CCOXIES Something Yievv ChccoIale'Prrzoh 5Cc pound ' H has beefi pretty slim p'cliins this M-inter," one of them said. 4The tourist.-, haven't ljeen hittinir nearly as I'fely a t.,'.;,e here as they used to. TUtt an era of (iroperity for Capitol puides is f, t about due, uuiefs we all miss oiir-KUe.--." HEU GUARD IUP.D1KG views V Vapo Rub Ocer 1 7 Million Jen UtcJYtarhj L. Dr. David Bennett Hill DENTISTRY Johns Bltlg. rcndleton, Oregon iandarcS Grocery .CP. 230 E. Court St. Phone 96 C. L. Bonney, Pres. ttV.r;'':i. 1 SERGEANT SAMUEL MCKFI'.T Sergeant Samuel Murphy will Veep a protective eye on President-elect Warren O. Hardir, when he mores tnto the White I House Murphy will be the new Iheivl of the White House police. : CONROY'S CASH GROCERY The Store That Saves You Money CUTTER, BEST ON THE MARKET, LB.... 60c SPECIAL THIS WEEK 20 Bars Crystal White Soal, regular value $1.40 5 Bars Crcrm Oil Soap, ' " regular value .50 ' 1 Package I ca roam Washing Powder, regular value . 33 Special Ded Price 17: 81.80 Extra Fani-v A)ples. lox $2.25 Folcri-s Ensip-n Coffee, white package, each. . 30c Olive Oil (REIMBARTO) ..pint 80c. quart $1.50