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? SPORT DAILY IN ARTICLES BY STAFF WRITERS AND TWO NEWS SERVICES ON THIS rAG U KEEP ABREAST OF DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF . . v ......... --7 . . . -.,,. TCW PE'.i-S ; hi -itw S)n&(rimm section two section two jj HfQSM m y)l vH" 010 PAGES 7 T0 10 : J.L J - ; -- DMLtTeA FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, GIANTS LOOK BEST BET IN RACE FOR FLAG , 1 MIKE O'DOWD FAILS PEER OF PUGil 1STS T 1 M tUnHL LLHUUL OHIO OrUlMinU'MUIUUniM 1, lUULUnill U1U1LL0 iuuuuiunu.ii.uuy ,yX ; : ' : ' NKW YOKK, March 18. (Henry I,, 'a mure reliable outfleldr than Iienny Furrell. U. 1. Stuff Correspondent.) Kuuff or King, he ought tb walk away Bince ii3, wneii Jawn J. gumw.iin me iiruuum. copped lila third peiinunt In a. ruw, no Js'utlonal League manaxcr ha headed a winner twice consecutively. , Unnie Wllbcrt lloblnson can do h lot of things with bull playerH, but there in not enough urouud hie Urooie lyn club to Justify the belief that h will break the precedent. . True, he ha the same club, man for mun, excepting Itube Maryuard, that won the 1120 honor, but while he ha atood pat on hi team, other manager hava been adding strength during the off season. Picking winner on the diamond 1 Just ubout as dapenduble as picking them on lh6 turf a hit once in a while 1 a good average. htia v. m. rilll,,! fl.tlilntinn pruhubly wa thinking of this recently wNtn he Mid: "Vou go ahead and dupe out pennant race. I prefer to play It.' However, in fifty per cent tif the cam-, baseball runs true to form. Last year the National league race went against the dope but the American League followed it almost to a line. The National League, of course, can be divided Into two grous, contenders and non-contenders. Only three clubs at this early dule appear to be In the first cluas Brook lyn, New York and Pittsburgh. - Of. that trio New York looks to be best with the Plrutes second and the Hoblns third. The Giants ought to win the pen nant. If Uoldlo Kapp makes good for the infield and McOraw Is able to hind Afier a aluun until midHummcr. fwlth the pitcher out of condition u;id a fragile Infield, tne tiiants cnaseti me Uobin clear to the wire lust yeur. . LOST TO J. WiLSON Middleweight Champ Retains . Title When Judges Disagree The club Is stronger this year, should start stronger and finish stronger. llubblt Maranvllle will make a pen nant contender out of the l'lttsburgh Pirate. Oeoige (llbson sacrificed some hailing strength und some pow erful outfield talent to get lilm but there is plenty left. The Pirates look awfully good for the race, but not enough to n ). out the Giants. Prouklyn has the best pitching staff in the major league. It may even be stronger with Heather In the fold, bu,t the club has no better than It was last c,tr ana ever.imie exctriiuiiK uie rem the I dents of Flutbush ndmlt that the Eb- ueis crowu was rutner lucay last yeur. The Cinc'nnatl Iteds apiiear to be shot. Pat Moran wrecked his club to get rid of some disturber. With a recruit. Huh nc, on second base and the light hitting Crane In right field, the club will not be as strong as it was last year. There4, may be better morale on the club with Hcuther. King, Hath und Nenle gone, but morale will nut go it alone. Johnny Kvers has also been tearing down the Chicago Cubs to such an ex tent that his 'club Is a mystery. How ever, any club under Evers must be figured, lie brought the (Jiants out of the ditch last year und he "may be" a miracle man with the Mruins. Jack Dernpsey, per of pugilist of the present, I superstitious, as are moat fighters. ' At Mount Calvary cemetery In Port land (-re, is the grave of that tarnous the ".Non- , , . , . . '.Jack Dernpsey of the past and Referee Gives Decision. n.ircn NKW "YORK. March U.-r-lA. P.)-'- " . . ta ? ... ....... ' hesvvwe uht champion, ni a jiiiiniiv iimoii iiiiiiuit,wi,iuriL i:nuiii- i - plon, retained his title In a 15-round bout with Mike O'Dowd, former eliam-1 plon, ut Madison Square Garden but night. The Judges disagreed and Hcf erce Johnny Mi Avoy of - lirookiyn, gave his decision In favor of Wilson. The bout was rather disappointing from a fistic standpoint, as each man ui.nnw.,1 fifrnfri nf the other and O'Dowd only adopted his famous rusb- nig lavucs inn unuinuiiy. Wilson, who has the longer reach, was able to stand off or outpoint O'Dowd as long as the cx-chainpliin was content to box or spar, but when ever O'Dowd stepped Inside to fight In his usual rushing fashion, Wilson was the sufferer. At least three times O'Dowd com plained Wilson was hitting low with his left swings to the body. In the 13th round when their heads bumped blood spouted from a cut over O'Dowd's temple. During the last two rounds O'Dowd was bothered by this mishap. ' There was heavy wagering on the result. Wilson was a pronounced fa vorite In the betting during the day, the odds being quoted as 1 1 to 5 but when the men reached the rlngsLle the belting was lurgely at even money QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION laturday Specials Meat department king thero recently that he visit tne grave nf the other Juck Dernpsey, whose stout heart broke whi n Hob FitzsimnioiiH wrested from his fore head the crown of fistia-l. Dumusey salir no, he guessed he wouldn't visit the grave. Instead, he sent a wreath of flowers to t'O laia on the grave of the "Nonpareil. "Hcperstltiotis?" he was asked. "Maybe I am," said Dernpsey, "read the book." Stanley Ketchel, best of middle weights, went to Portland and visited the "Nonpareil's" last resting place. I'efore he had a chance to fight again ,i bullet enilcd nis speciacumr --.. "Terrible Terry" MoOovern was thought to be unbeatable in the light weight division. He visited the grave and straightway lost the championship to Young Corbett. Jim Jeffries and Frank Gotch, pre mier wrestler, touring the country to gether, stopped long enough In Port land to iick ,up some easy money. Tu celher they tisited the grave. Jeffries was beaten by Jaek John son. Gotch succumbed to Bickness. And last came Willard. mountain ous battler. He visited the grave and . Utile Inter lav. a bruised and pitiful hulk, taking the count at Toledo while the referee lifted the glove of victory of the present Jack Dernpsey. ' And this is why the champion will not visit the grave of the other Jack Dernpsey who was known as the "Noi.pareil." Vm '. V A X. Minn tt W ipW wwnem mIF&m The new wide band effect. High open curl to brim. Maple orown. Seal Brown, umim. j Green. Light Ureen. Olive, Dark Steel. Navy blue and Pearl. 4e Brown, ;$5 At tbt good dealers. FUNERAL OF OREGON Men's Riding Boots Wc carry tlie Famous Gotzian make in 5 styles and 3 colors. None Letter for service. 825.00 BOOTS ON SALE AT $14.50. THE 40 Cash Stores HUB 745 Main St PIONEER IS HELD I 'lHiGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ,i WILL PLAY BASEBALL Boiling Beef . . . 8e SteyJkeL- . . V . . rr. . . 8c Pot Roast Beef ...... 12 l-2c Cross Rib Roasts ....... 18c Chuck Steak 20c Round Steak . . . ... 25c PorteTliouse Steak :H 1 . .728c T-Bone Steak ...28c Sirloin Steak 28c Tenderloin Steak . . . 28c . . . . - - An abundant supply of Milk Fed Veal, Tender, Juicy Lamb and Pig. Fresh Kettle Rendered Bulk Lard, 25c per pound. 1 FISH DEPARTMENT Alaska King Salmon, Columbia River Smelt, Fresh Halibut, Crabs, Oys ters, Clams, Shrimp Meat. . GROCERY DEPARTMENT A limited supply of sweet, juicy Oranges, 4 doz. 50c; fresh, crisp vege tables of various varieties, including head lettuce, hot house lettuce, cucum bers, fresh green peas, tomatoes, cauliflower, carrots, green onions, carnips. The National Biscuit Co. will demonstrate their various kinds of crackers and biscuits in this store Saturday. Come in and look the line .ovqt, PENDLETON TRADING CO. v If it's on the market we have it. (East Oregoniuri Special.) ! H FRMISTt )N'. March (East Orcgonian Special.) WKSTLA ND-M I XX EH AH A . M arch 1 s. c. G. Shipley of Westland, Is con fined to his home with smallpox. Mrs. B. T. Morris and little daugm- er 'Marino of big Sandy Mom., ai o. home of Mrs. Jiorut mother, Mrs. W. J. Jackson. 1 Mrs. J. U Bhippey, of flentywcod, Unn who has been visiting; wnn !- atives', has returned to her home. Mrs. McFaul, who underwent an. oneration at t-t. Anthonys nospna. .ast week is doimf nicely, and will soon je recovered sutnciently to return u ncr home. JlD and Mrs. C. V. Stanyan were up .Tom their home ut tho diversion dan, ;o attend the tuncr.U of Mrs. Kllcn .vlcMartin. . . ,! Mr. Ijiwreiue tnvrci. the Hermiston cereter'. lr. Mc Martin crossed the plains with her parents. 'Mr. and Mrs. William v.a." tart in W3 with ox teams, talcing six , months to come from Indiana to the . Umpiua valley. They passed through i Cmatilla county on the old Oregon t trail crossin? Hutier crees at u Ewing rrossinK. The deceased spent the most of her life in Southern and Western Oreffon and returned to East I ern Oreson years am to make her k - ..u Vnt W. H. Starr. noinu win. ii. Mrs. Htarr Is also a pioneer, naving a a small child, crossed the isthmus with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ....au. Cathcart In IS2; They settled around Koelunr when much of the.r trading had to be done in Portland which was then but a Small port. . Walla Walla Pendleton Auto Freight Service KOCND TRIPS DAILT; Ideates Pendleton S p. m. fetxll.-tofl Hioo 225-W. Wear Laager Mr. Ford Owner Do you kno.w that ' our shop is equip ped to do your Repair Work. That we have the most modern machinery money can buy to handle each and every job efficiently and' quickly.-That Our mechanics are trained the Ford way and are experts in their line. That we eamr a complete stock of genuine Ford parts amounting to $12,000.00. That ; our motto is service first, last and al ways. - Let us do your Ford work,- it will satisfy you. The Home of the Ford. YOU ARE OFTEN JUDGED BY YOUR TEETH The verdict Is a one when your favorable teeth are iirnnerlv cared for. NY-DENTA Tooth Paste makes the proper euro of the teeth a dulttrht. Appetis liiBly flavored. ,- Pricc 25c Phoue 408 Simpson Auto Co. Water and Johnson Sts. The KOEPPEN'S Iru Store That Serves mi Hot ,,,.., t .-i.: --Alwavs Vjul" IS. Mrr ! J.;,, s'aaW.ite of iUdm Pel' .ilnl l-.st Friiinv in " Walls .Walla.' Mrs. SlaRel visited her sister j here last fall and made quite a num. ber of friends. She was burled Mon day Madam Eelscamper attended im fnTipral Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell and Mr and Mra.,V. T. Robert drove" over U Yiikima one day last week. On theft' waV over they slopped off at Prow to visit a while with Mr. and Mrr Charge Oishon, former residents o" Hermiston. Now that the" basketball season l over. hiKh Rchil students are spend lnir their time practu inu baseball am track. They are expecting to make r Rood .show-In? at the track meeting this rpring. ' Mr. Cook has just completed hit new title Jiungalow in Hermiston an" he and h's family have moved in. Mrs. Bur-ess. city librarian, is spending a few days visiting friends in Pendleton. Mrs. Xewport has taken her place while she is away. ! Hew Hall has rocently sold his res in Mr. Crocker of the recla mation service. Hev. Hall will occu py Mrs. lllsley's housekeeping roonu for tho present. w- iiu-en V Jones and son Morris who is a medical student at Portland Stopped over here to look after prop erty interests. While here they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George 1 HcddoW. ! w 4 "iinhertv of Freewater is visit ing the community selling life Insur ance at the same time looking for r new location.: He recently sold his 30 acre fruit -farm. Mrs W. H. Hesser has returned to the'r ranch after spending the whiter j in Stanfield. Mr. Hesser and Fred erick will remain in Stanfield for some Elmer McElroy narrqwiy escapea a serious accident last Sunday when something went wrong with the steer- i., tho rnr he was lining ..,,.1 i.... Mm In the Maxwell ditch. The car was badly damaged but he escaped without injury. Last Friday evening Ml vaytn Dyer Entertained a number of her school mates u her home in the su burbs'. The evening was spent In cams apd music after which dainty re freshments were served by the hos- ..aoa rvw.tllpr Ijist Friday the Hermiston nign srh.ml seniors motored to Irngon ...,rf .nnn tho ilv looking over mat countrv. A most enjoyable time was K., oil Th.i aiL.hth irriKle baseball team will play the first game In the league with Cmatilla here Friday. i Air. ami mis. " ' -- - Allan's .-ho spent tho last week wiih Mr ano , wwr. AUgf Mrs. W. H. Starr have returne.l w Uan WPar Bhoe one . .. ..rll w,.i..'nvflu Mirnid In the' 'Maxwell .anal on Monday and the irrigation season will soon commence. Water is -I-,, -unnhiir in the AVe-stern Land niches and many of the farmers undt rj hat project are m ... Mrs W. H. Quick and Mr. and Mrs. los McFa'ul were Pendleton visitors he last of the week. TheT Westland School is closed this veek waiting 'development of small . .v..,. ....it-hhurhodd. there being HJX 111 111". ...p,. - he one case. If no new cases develop chool will be resumed on Monday. Jess Haney who wintered at est and has moved his family to the Free ilakely ranch two miles north of Vestland. . William Roddu and Iris Quick wh; nave had a recent utlack ot mumis -ere able to return to school euiic- day. . , , Xorman Pennock, wno nas oeen u.. j f school for the past two weeks, with ...n,.hiint resumed his' ne samo i.."i - tudies iii the Hermiston high, school Monday. Mrs. W. G. Rodda has also recover ed from the malady. The Minnehaha school expects to old its tryout for the oratorical con est on fAtturday March 16. provided i more mumps develop in tne neign oorhood. The school had a full at endance today for the first lime for a nonth or more. , W W. Green visited the Minnehaha j chool last week. The funeral t'f the laio .mis. UcMarttn, which was held at the resi lence ot W. H. Starr on Tuesday, was tiended. The biirtaua DANDERiNE" tVhen you walk in comfort: o do stock A oackage of Allen's Foot-Ease, h! .otitic powder to shake into the .noe. ndDsprinkle in foot-bath -:... that "old shoe' tomforl sna Alien X i . . . . . sire smaller ny I Rr K. J Tork. the well known Chinese physician, -who ha treated many suffering men and women ot various disease from far distant coun- UITTiese people who have been pcr- manently cured from their doctor . treatment are living today with their sound health. ' Uta treatment consists of no harm ful drugs, but it consist only of pure . j i.rh. wh.ch have been room .im - used in China for many centuries. Thi Chinese doctor will ru any home treatments you may delre with low price. If you are .not well. wr?e us for particular. Zci , .horid the morning. Sold every- where. K. J. VOKK. nilXrK MFJ)ICrXB Walla WaUa, Wash. You Cannot Get better Values Anywhere WINESAP APPLES Good size $1.50 box - HONEY IN GLASS Pint 40c Quart : 70c 1-2 gallon 51.30 HAPPY HOME PEAS Sweet and tender 30c and 35c can SMALL ORANGES Sweet and Juicy , 3 dozen, 50c . You can defend HEINZ PRODUCTS Pork and Beans Catsup . - . Mustard Sauce PEACHES AND APRICOTS 2 cans - - 4S? 6 cans ....... - 1-30 Case - - $5-0 Standard Grocery Oo. - rnone w 230 E. Court St. C L"Bonney, .Pres. Girls! Save Your Hair Make It Abundant! 4 . V -i- ' - !.'" " "" il 1 1 HUSBAND RETURNS IltON'WOKKS ItKUlVK 1XHC1'. . THKIO, March IS. (A. V. OwUig to the depression in tho Bhipuuildin-. Industry, the Osaka ironworks has dis missed Uluo out of Us 4500 employees ap,l has discontinued the extra allow. iT ;, CSV- ". v I a,'v.-' 1 i - UI'U I1M - i unco of 10 per cent to the remaining j Charles 1". K Sl'THEItl.IN. od ipiployecs. IRONCHITIS ft , At bedtime rub the thrnai w cheat ihoroughly wttt VAPO RUB lire., March 18. who suddenly depart rd from SHUherlin last Thursday nisht ..i.k..,,, , ,nn- hla destination. Rreatly ,.i... ,ii. hi wife and resulting in her starching the cuy or i-uniunu in attempt to locale niui. reiumcu i smherlin ou a late train Tuesday nU'h. ltocd says he went to Portland on business' matlcrw and there was no occasion for as much publicity as was given his temporary disappearance. " "s- 1 , .'iiw .fter a 'Danderlne" .o. vnur hair takes on new lite, IIUIB . , .,rf wonderous ocaoiy, )i:-. ng twice as heavy und plentiful, be cause each hair seem to fluff and thicken. Pon t let your hair tay life ess, colorless, plain or .crassly. You. too. want lots of long. trong beautiful A SB-cent bottle of delightful "Dan- . frlir-ns your s-'ttlp. check j.rr. .ml fallinit hair. This stim- . ik..itirv.lnn ' E ICB IV m.M duuu. fading hair that youthful bright- nesa and brunaaui iuivo rugglsU! SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY 10 1-4 LBS. SUGAR 1 $1.00 8 Can Carnation Milk $1.00 7 Cans Tomatoes $1.00 3 Large Gins Pineapple $1.00 Wessen Oil, pt. 35c, qt. 65c, 1-2 gal. $1.25 IIILI RED COFFEE AND M. J. B. Fridav and Saturday Special 1 POUND 43c; 5 TOUNDS $2.25 CONROY'S CASH GROCERY Oat IJMittio Jan V 1