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JCEEP ABREAST OF DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT DAILY IN ARTICLES RY STAFF WRITERS AND TWO NEWS SERVICES ON THIS PAGE TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 L DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1921. t i..- ST. LOUIS INFIELDER i MUST EXPLAIN LETTER V HE WROTE TO GAMBLER IS Pauletfe is Cited Before Judge ; Landis But Fails to Comply ,and Quits League Team. . : 'GAINE8VILU5, Flo., March 22 .itX P.) Kunene Puulette, former fit. lou)s National Infleldcr, on whom WaniiKer Donovan of the Phtlu(U'lhlu Nationals has counted to fill firm base fon the I'hJIllcs this scuson, must up. pear before JuUire 1-andls, supreme arbiter of baseball and explain certain Tnuttur before-he acaln can ensage in ikiii-u Duneuaii, according to au thoritative reports received today at the rhlludelphliv training camp, i IYealderit Heydler of the National league, the reports assort, recently turned over to Judge Ijtndii a letter Which a 8t. Louis gumbler Informed Heydler he had received from I'aulotte In 1919. At that time I-autctte u Villi the 8t. Louis National. Paulette, It la declared, was order u to appear, before Judite IjiimIIs Iarch 7. He failed to do o and re ccntiy reports vere received by his teammates that he had sinned a con tract .with an Independent team. VERNON PARKS ADMITS HE WAS WITH PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE TEAM . ANN ARBOll. Mich., March 12. (A. P.) Vernon Park, captain of the University of Michigan baseball team and .considered one of the best pitch era In the "bg ten," admitted to Ath letic Director Phil Iturtelme. toly he had played professional luisclmli in the Pacific coaat league lust summer and at the same time resinned from the team. It Is su'd Parka plans to join the Detroit Americans at Iho end of the school-year. "Pete" Van Hoven an Infleldcr,, was named to succeed Parks. TORONTO 11KAT lUtANDOX. .'WINNIPEG, Man., March 12. (A. P.) -Toronto university lust ntKht de feated Brandon at hockey, 8 to 1, ntnl captured tho Allen cup emblematic of the' Canadian senior hockey cham pionship. ' v MR. G0TT0N WON BUT REFEREE COULD NOT TELL TWINS APART USXINCTON, Virginia, Mur. ,2 2. (A. P.) Mr. iotton of Mt-'mph.'s is bnntamwciKlit wrestling champion of Wash- Inuton and Lee University .hero, but whether his first name is Henry or Nicholas nobody but the 119 pound Memphis twins know. They are as alike as peas and after winning their way through the tryouts to the an- nual championship match, fought It out clad in similar gymnasium suits. ' Homebody won, but It looked like a man wrestling with himself and the referee would not take a chance on Identification. He merely an- nounced that the championship had been won by Mr. tJolton and the audience roared approval. NKW HAVKN, Conn., March 22. His "creed" in regard lo Intercnlleglte athletics Was outlined by President elect .1. It. Amtell of Yale uuivers.ty, in lis first address here lust night. "These," lie said, "ore the essential features of my athletic creed: Phy sical education of tho helpful kind for every college student, particularly for the non-uthiete, who is often a bit neg lected. 1 want clean, honest Intercol legiate athletics. If there lire to be professloal or semi-professional coach es, I want men who not only ure tech nically expert, but are of essentially line cnaracier. l snninu rainer nave j a man of questionable character in any other position than that of ath letic conch." . A Complete Treatment for Rheumatism mm E3 i "Tlie National Remedy" i Three Preparations In One Package E BUILDING NEW PALESTINE SEi tlOLPS FIGHT OVER ILE PORTLAND, March 22. (U. P.) Nazjireno .Scuta fi Is at M. Vincents hospital dying with five bullet wounds, while Concerts Lucciffl is In Jail as a result of an argument between the Italians over the value of an automo bile, i thi: i.m:h si:Titi.s ' At DITOKlf .M LOCATION JHK mi-LK March 22. Formal isfer of the property en which the municipal auditorium is to be con structed at Third and Federal streets, to the city, took pluce Saturday. The consideration Is $11,000. The city re cently sold $11,000 of bonds to make this purchase. The sale price Is Just a fraction under three fourths of as sessed valuation of the property. Con struction of the auditorium will be an j eveni oi nf summer, as siid.uuv nus been voted In bonds for the purpose. QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION . Easter Breakfast There's nothing that will make a morniwr finer breakfast on Easter i ' : ... i i man a snce or iwo or our cnoiee nains, together with a couple of strictly fresh turns '' ' egffs. WW Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 At Hie Sign of a Service "If It's on the Market We Have It" wmmmMmmmmm i mam 14 liy WKP.H MILLKR (United Press Staff Correspondent.) i.u.M.x, Marcn 22. -ir Aiiren, Mond, First Commissioner of Works! In the lirltlsh Ministry (equivalent to Minister of Public Vorks), who hus'Z just returned from a visit to Jcrusa-j tern, is enthusiastic about the fro-.i gress of the Zionist movement In Pal- estine. Hir Alfred Is himself a mem-; T bcr of the Jewish faith and has been spending some time with his co-religi-onlst, Kir Herbert Samuel, High Com missioner at Jerusalem. He says that Palestine is getting a very fine class of young Ji;ws from the Ukraine and Galicia, having fled from Holshcvlk persecution. Most of them are accompanied by their wives and intend settling down permanent ly In the Holy land. 'These young men and women, most of them belong ing to the "Intelligensia" class, and including university men with de grees, are road making, constructing railways and assisting In the recon struction of the country with enthu siasm and teal patriotisni," he de clared lit an interview with the Uni ted 1'ns.is. "They lead a rough, hardy life, husband and wife literally pitching their tents by the roadside. Nearly all the work on the land Is being done, by Jews, some of. whom have come great distances. One Persian Jew walked all the way from-Persia to Ilomlmy to get to Palestine. 1 also met some very Interesting Canadian Jewish farmers, who had come from the other side of Winnipeg, and they had plans to bring over other groups with tractors and capital for working the land. "The American group of Jews are doing wonderful work medically and the" Zionist Medical Union has been 1 2 3 ANTI-l llIC TO.MC, not only purifies. the blood, but also pro motes digestion and assimilation of food. It Is made from roots, herbs and berries and contains no mercury, salicylate or minerals. As a tonic It Is proven and its continued use will build lap the entire system, creates better appetite and In creases the weight where needed. It Is valuable In strenbth ening weak kidneys and its prompt effect where the urine is dlscolord rr has a bad odor, will create an early confidence In the treatment. ANTI-l'KIC OIL is to be used to massage the parts which arc soro and swollen. This should be done at least twice dally, preferably for fifteen minutes In the morning and fir teen minutes In the evening. The oil is purely vegetable in its nature und will not Irrirtute or inflame the skin. PULLMAN PILLS are supplied In sufficient quantity to last during the lire of the treatment. It Is important that, the bowels be kept open at this time and the pills will be useful In restoring liie bowels to normal. They contain no ingredi ents to conflict with the elements In the tonic. Only 4 More Days to Easter Come to this Busy Store for your-white Ox fords or Pumps. We. have a complete line for your selection. , Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords, lugh or low heels $2.43 to $3.4o Ladies' White Canvas 1 or 2 strap Pumps : . . $2.43 to ?4.o0 Ladies' White Sea Island Canvas Pumps, . ' . high or low heels $3.4 Misses' and Children's White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps $1.83 to $2.4o t: HE HUB 40 Cash Stores 745 Main St Price Complete . Threw Preparations $1.50 A Money Hat UuaranU-e With Kvcrjr Package. For Sale by , PENDLETON DRUG COMPANY. spending $50,00(1 a month. ' One of the most impressive thlnfcs was the .Noting generation of Jews whose par ents were nearly all born in Knssian ghettos. They are fruit growing and farming afid showing that the race will go back t,o their original role of cultivators of the soil. "I found an Armenian family, who had escaped mawacre in their own country Iwcause of their skill, now by the Irony of fute, repairing one of the Mohammedan mosques in Jeru salem, which is being reconstructed by an Knglish architect. "Sir "Herbert Samuel has managed to obtain the confidence of the Arab i leaders, and has convinced them of 1 his desire not only to assist them but to giye them, ."j. square - deal ' The government is opening lip 120 "Arab schools, and the responsible Jewish and Zionist leaders realise that the British insist on the proper treat ment or the Arabs and their property. Great schemes of public works are going forward, but it should lie under stood that the civil administration is being paid for out of tlie . country's funds, and that Britain 1 only sub siding the military garrison.' . Rl HAZARD STRONG DANG E TUESDAY NIGHT, MARCH 22 At Union Hall. BILLY'S JAZZ HOUNDS Music with a kick. i V ;7-v - 1. ; Mr.ford Owner Do you know that our shop is equip ped to do your Repair Work. That we have the most modern machinery ' inoney 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 carry a complete stock of genuine Ford : parts amounting to $12,000.00. That our motto is service first, last and al ways. ." It us do your Ford work, it will satisfy you. " The Home of the Ford. Simpson Auto Co. ( , Phone 408 Water and Johnson Sts. "Not only is Palestine quiet, but security is good and Improving. An Arab and Jewish police force is being established and a local militia is con templated. Communication and ren om lana sysievi. wnicn ieii ever thing at an economic standstill. Is giving way to a new order. 'Turkish rule left everything at a low ebn, the country was even deforested owing to a tax on trees, and the livestock was reduced terribly." Sir Alfred Mond declared that there are Immense possibilities in the coun try, which was essentially a land for the small farmer. There is mineral wealth of phosphates and possibilities 1 of oil. ' I This smart style for young fellows is featured by bow in back and nar row brim with decided roll. Sold at good bat starts. MOSCOW, Idaho, March 22. (A. P.) That the fire hazard of the for ests of northern Idaho is worse than in any other section of the United States was the statement made here recently ty C. C. Delavan, fire assist ant on the Coeir d'Alene national for-et-t. In an address before forestry stud ents of the I'nlversity of Idaho. Although north Ida no h ratniall is more abundant than in many other sections, there is practically none dar ing the months of July and August, v hen forest fires are at their heighth. ho said. During this period, high westerly winds sweep the timbered sectiens having a powerfully drying effect. "We have the minimum of rninfat: and humidity oceuring when the winds temperature, sunshine and evaporation are greatest, a combination of factors which puts the forests in a most in flammablo condition. In north Idaho tlie frequent .spring and fall rains give rise to a very denso type of rorcst which crentcs an abundance of Inflam mable material and enables the firos to fc,,rn fiercely and spread." Mr. Delavjen recently was detailed to make an investigation of the cll mntic factor? affecting the fire hazard of the northern reeinn, In conjunction with J. A. Uarsen, United States forest examiner of the Priest river experi ment station. WHY? SNAPPED AT LAST! HANK IS HKU UPi DKTIK'IT, March 22. U. P. Six bandits held up a branch of the Commonwealth Federal Bank at 1:15 p. m. and escaped with several thou sand dolh.rs. Io.ssihli Uoason. "Why does Cholly say he drew s ! . . ... -.it lemon at me cones. m..r. "Guess he tried to squeeze' her." Louisville Courier Journal. J. T. HALE Licensed Electrical Contractor Mortors Repaired Electric Wiring. Farm Lighting a Specialty. Thone 1029-R Estimates Furnished Pr. K. J. York, tho well known Chinese physician, who has treated many suffering men and women of various diseases from far distant coun tries. These people who have been per manently cured from their doctor's treatments uro living today with their sound health. . Ills treatment consists of no harm ful drugs, but it consists only of pure roots and herbs, which have been used In China for many Centuries. This Chinese doctor will sell you any home treatments you may desire with low price. If you are not well wr'io us1 for panfuilnrst. K. YOltK CIHXF.Si: MDMUIXl- CO. I J X. 7th. St. Walla Walin, Wash. - t " A V ; J '" ' L : I V..-tt- -v. .- .... I us This Is Miss Laura Harlan, so lat secretary to Mrs. H"dtaf. vife of the president. She does ,,ol like to be photographed. This . jnarohot was made while she watt, out for walk in the White Hou-e . grounds. She i. the diwkw rt the late Jost! Harlan Of tho U. 8. Suprenie Cot"- Growlng Old Gracefully Areyott g row ing old Who Tvin3 ih the race of life? Is it the man who is t h i n -blooded, weak, tired ail the time? An athlete trains for every race. A man is as strong as hia blood and as old as his arteries. Make vour blood redder, your health better by taking that old fash ioned blood tonic sold fifty yeans ago and still 'ood aa gold" namely, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Diseoverv. Sold by all druRirist3, i or send 10c. to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' j Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for a trial ' package. Sa Frascisco, Cal. "There to ' nothing so helpful to old persons : whf68 kidneys are weak and who are all run-down aud need a tonic ( some I. thing to give them an appetite) as Dr. Fierce's Golden Medical Discov ery.' My father-in-law took it and was greatly benefited; it seemed to put net life in him.8 Mas. Joan Jackson, 1703 Oakdale Avenue. run your old plow when you can get a new Vulcan 3-Base Gang Plow For This is only a limited stock and this exceptional value should be investigated at your earliest oppor tunity. A complete stock of parts always available. Sturgis & Storie Pendleton Walla Walla CONROY'S CASH GROCERY Butter, pound 50c Tomatoes, No. 2JJ tins, 2 for 23c Red Mexican Beans, pound 6c Bob White Soap, 4 for ; 23c Coffee, Hills Blue, 1 pound .t 33c Coffee, Hills Blue, 3 pounds 93c Folgers Ensign Coffee, package 30c Grftolcne, 1 H. 31.05, o lbs. 2.00 Lard No. 5, $123, No. 10, $223 Quaker Corn Flakes, 2 for 23c Hug ro Brooms, special, each 23c 1 I