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SERVICES ON JIIIS PAGE KEEP ABREAST OF DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT DAILY IN ARTICLES RY STAFF WRITERS AND TWO NEWS TEN PAGES' tY -4 'rtM ' TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1921. FAILS TO GET VERY Horemans Picked to Defeat All of U. S. Billiardists But Loses to Two Wear-Champs. NEW YOMC, Jliirrh 5. (Henry I.. , Furrcll, U. 1'. Btaff Correapondent.) Edouard Horemn didn't iret very fur In hi qiiMt tor the world's bllllnrl. championship. Tho BcUlnrt champion and the bent ct the European players came over here widely heralded un the chulleiiKer of Willie Hoppe. Xo agreement could be reached up- 0'. iiiimi and condition! for the mntch nnil it wan then ui?etcd thiit Hnrn t.iftii play nme qt, the "near cham pions." ' He agreed to meet Juke Brhoefer ami Welker Cochran, two of the very best younKntem In the United Htntes ami hu wna beaten by bothi In blK potr.t matches, f , H ore man' defeat proved Just what the opert wild after looking over bin iwn-o when he came to this country. )e h marvelous In an exhlh.tlon match, but as a "money player" he lacks the class. Hoppe on the other hand Is nt his best In a name for hip stakes. Horemnns, however, deserves credit for playing the two American young sters. He could have continued In ex hibition work and would have made money hi addition to foiling a match w'th Hoppe beeauso the champion r'enluully would have been forced In to a mutch with' him. 'l ho defeat will hurt the Belgian's dlttwing power and nuilte him less of rt" ei'tactlon, ' The series did prove one thing. In fjihui lfer, Cochran and Jloremnns (Vv cniimplon has a trio of contenders who voiildbe exceedingly dangerous in .1 dim mu e that Hoppe has shown r." bklug to go. ELIGIBLE LI5I BY SPORTS WRITER SAYS .EARLSHEELY LOOKS AS GOOD AS HIS RECORD to xrcw yokk, I'ele' Herman, chumploii, liut George Adams of New. York first round of a.iri-round bout, March 2.-,j(A. re former bantamweight night knocked out In the It was Herman's first mutch since be knock ed out Jimmy Wllden, British fly weight champion. 1 Adams took the count of eight after receiving a right to the Jaw and went down for the full count from hard body blows. The time was two min utes, tr, seconds. Herman weighed 119 1-4 and Adams 12 ft pounds. ,j jUgie ll.uniT in .x'w j urii, wiiii the Judges' decision over Jack H'one of New York. In a 10-round bout. Hat- ner welched Kill 1-2. 154 pounds und Stone J alleged gamblers National Leaguer 'Offered ' Betray His Team' Declares Supreme Basebail 'Dictator. CHICAGO, March 25. (A. !'.) Kugene A. I'uuletto, National league baw bull player, yesterday was placed on the Ineligible list by Judge Landls, commissioner of baseball, for- his al leged connection with throwing baac ball games. I'aulette bad been a member of the Philadelphia and St. JxiuIh, clubs. I'aulette In his statement to the commissioner, declared be never had "thrown" a ball game and asserted that during the last playing season he held himself aloof from corrupting a' ioelatioiis; but according to the com missioner, the fact renin ins "that hf offered to' betray his team and that he put himself in the vicious power ol Postptmo Ciirwt c;amr. HAVANA, March 25. (A. P.) Tho fifth game f the International chess Taulette admitted to tho commissi oner that he received money, fron Klmer Kurrnr of St. Louis, us a loan which he has not repaid; that tin money was given hint by Farrar aftci match between Ir. Jimmanuel Lasker an Interview with I-arrar and anotnei and Jose It. Capablanca to have start- St. Louis man named c an .ors. n ed last night has been postponed un- which interview rarrar and .on til Tuesday night, because of the urged I'aulette to co-operam ii Faster holidays crooked gambling on ball games. QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION Easter Specials Boiling Beef IEAT DEPARTMENT FRYING CHICKENS. TURKEYS, FAT HENS. Round Steak . . . 25c Porterhouse Steak 28c TBone Steak . ....... 28c Sirloin Steak ... .... 28c Tenderloin Steak 28c ..........8c Stew Beef 8c Potlloast Beef . ;;v 12 l-2c- Cross Rib Roasts ... I8c Chuck Steak .......... 20c VEAL Veal Stew . . 15e , Veal Steak ............ 25c Veal Chops 35c LARGE FRESH STOCK EASTERN HAMS. HOT CROSS BUNS Strictly Fresh Eggs, 4 dozen Oranges, lame size, 3 dozen Prunes, 10c pound, 25 pound box . 82.25 Jams, 5 f lavprs 15c; 7 for $1.00 Peaches, 30 degree syrup, can 25c Cauliflower, Strawberries, Aspara gus, Green Peas, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Parsley, Radishes, Xtra Large Head Lettuce, Hot House Rhubarb, Green On ions, Artichokes, Sweet Spuds, Spinach, Fresh Pineapples, Green Peppers. PENDLETON TRADING CO. If it's on the market we have it. Roast Veal ............ 20c Round Veal . 35c Veal Cutlets . 35c 95c 50c 5- -WWIUJRJC Ml" Ml Ford Owner Do you know 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 carry a complete stock of genuine Ford parts amounting to $12,000.00. That our motto is service first,1 last and al- ' ' ways. ' r Let us do your Ford work, it will satisfy you. The Home of the Ford. Simpson Auto Co. Phone 408 Water and Johnson Sts. HANAVAN'S TRANSFER Thone 320 Res. Phone 378-R- KOEPPEN'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE ;Uiii!!ii;ii'i!iii$i&j A. C. Koeppen & Bros. Tue Kitis Store That Serves Yon llest. The following is taken front trie Sunday Chl.'ano Trloinie and shov.'ir lust vuat rhey (liink of Kail Shely who is v.dl known to 1'emlleton bae '"all f.ms. Karl jilaveO. with Walla Walla several 5ears in the Kooil old ilayi of lh" Western Tri-Klate league "Hlinely looks bett"f every lay. He Is every bit us ood as li s l'nelfic CNj.nt lawue lecorcl Indicates. lie 1m un enrnesl worker. ' Kaihfr boyish In upiiparaney he never : cma to tire. When he reported at. '-.Vjxahachie lasr Wednesday he was ten pounds ever welKbt, but the Texas sun soon brought him down to his normal welifi.t. Mia playiiiK wt lsht. is an even j 201. but he doesn't look it. It takes i plenty of leeat to cover 6 feet 4 Inch- 1 es of he.'ylit, , I SI TO BE SENT TO SCHOOL 'LOXnoV, March 25. f. r.) Ow- j ;nR to frejuent abuses of tne out-of- j or'i role, 'under new regulatlo..) ' mad.j by the minister of labor, an In-j uranee officer may require any In-1 iured contributor who applies for out. of work benefit to so to .school. Many tit the thousands now draw- i nK unemployment benefit are not j iiixIouh to find a Job. A recent exam- p! of abuse of the government dole 1 vas the ca.se of a w oman w Ho had I leen drawing the out-of-work pay for! months.. Fearing it was coming to an end, she accepted a post as cook at 2$0 a year, board, laundry, lodging". etc.. furnished. On the day her em ployer was expecting her, he received a letter instead, announcinn that "a? :he (covernment hits decided to contin ue the out-of-work benefit, I have de cided not to accept the position you iffered." Kmployers declare that the unem ployment benef.t is merely subsidising idleness, and those taxpayers who are eklng out existence on any kind of lob so long as it is a job, are beginning o feel sore at the way the government s being hoodwinked, especially as they have in defray the cost of the hood winkers' upkeep. ANTI - URIC "The National Remedy" for 1 Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago and General Oriel-Acid heumatlsm Conditions AN'TF-l'UIO comr to you as a coinjjlt-ie lralnit nt for rliAu mMvini. Th outfit, all in one pifi-Uniiv, common thrift prp nratioiiH, f:ach with a dr-linile iur)int: ' ANTI-CIUO TONMC not only h hlfod purifi'-r. hut it a fro prvmotf-H digmton and onHim ilbtion of fooii, mtikiri rich nMirishinK hlool. The b"-n ficial etTcct ol! this tonic on ihn kidin-ys in non uparnt in CiiM'-H whf-r thf urine hs a Iih d o;lnr or ( diacrtlor d. Th jar of AVTI-fUIC OIL fniKtfl proper tnaRt:tiriK of painful part without danger of skin irritation. Not the )at im portant t a aupply of VUIAj .MAN HILLS, which furnifh tho TiffCHnry laxative durinij the tr-Htmnt y-t do not ron , Hut with the tonic lnisredi--ntH. Prioe rompli'te. in a hand come container with full inatrurtionfl, is $1,(10 and there in a inonpy baok guarantee with fVPry package. FK SALE TJY PENDLETON DRUG CO. Easter Footwear ' Ladies' white footwear Sn many styles for your selection. Ladies' 1 Strap White Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, military heels.. $2.45 Ladies' White 2 Strap Canvas Pumps, .Cuban heels S2.65 White Pumns with turn soles, Ladiet Irish or low heels np-0"TT? TXT -TO 1-n. 40 Cash Stores 743 Main St. SHORT SKIRTS AMD LOW NECK GOWNS r RAISE-INSURANCE OEXKVA, .March 25. (A. P.) :w1hh wemen whi wear short skirts Mid low-neked irnwiia will have to my h'm'her raf:n of life Insurance than hose who do not. The Sui. insur tnce eonijianies h:i'e nnnoiineed that Ixing the premium on policies of coinen'8 lives they will Hike Into con. 'deration the women's wearing ap larel. The shorter I he skirt or lowr he decollette, the higher the li,ir anee rate will he. The SwIps comiinnies-Justify this ae 'on on the ground of a great Increase f Illness and disease among their vomen clients which they claim Is due o the wearing ot short skirts and low- eked cr s;.es. REALTY TRANSFERS ii Hi V. W. Wusser to K. ' I!artiiolouiew j r.on. Mete and bound tract in Ire land;) Addition Milton. V. R. Taylor to S. D. Taylor $8001. , One half interest in N 1-2 NW 1-4 and ! NV 1-4 SK 1-4 Sec. 22, T. 4 X. II. 3.' J. W. Kelley to P. II. WriKht VSnn. ; Lois 17 and 18 block .18. tocether with north 1-4 of lots 14, TTTftck' 'SB-TVeewater." T. (5. Nye to J. Xye Hons 1-4 interest ' J144S.25 property at corner of Water i and I'olliffe streets, Pendleton. H H. K. Merwin to Title and Trust Co. . S10. S 1-2 SR 1-4 SVV" 1-4 and H 1-2 ' SV 1-4 SFJ 1-4, Sec. 25, Tp. 5 X. R. 2S. 15 add 16 in J nx.vx'E HKiixii; m u.nixvr PKATTI B, March .25. tl,'. 1.) The Seattle real estate association en- lo'r.-cd a move on the part of Seattle itizens o help finance the J500.000 teel toll bridse ni l oss the Columbia at J 'asco. I I CR0UND VENDER ft NOT the new Diamond Crown in this late style McKibmn now i shown in all the late colors, I at the best stores. THE FIRST HATifltiAL BMIR of Pendleton KED:aAl. BFVTSVE - Offers an unexcelled banking service to in dividuals ' and corporations; transacts a business and maintains t - . o , ... special departments wim highest character. facilities of the PENDLETON, OREGON TOT CONRGY'S- CASH GROCERY EEST BUTTER, pound 50c TOMATOES, special, 2 fcr 25c CARNATION MILK, Friday and Saturday, 2 for....25c EEST YXKIMA NETTED GEMS, per 100 lbs $1.75 MAGNETOS 2 GENERATORS t ELECTRIC STARTERS t Or any part of tho electric system on your car overhauled fcnd repaired. Satisfaction guar anteed. ' HARRT H. GRAHAM, Willard Service Station, Pendellon, Ore. Thone 6S4. I.ICTS GO! SNOWDRIFT, 4 lb. 90c i SNOWDRIFT, 8 lb $1.75 WESSON'S OIL, .'pinls, 35c; quarts, 65c; 1-2 gal. $1.25 HEAD RICE, 12 pounds - $1.00 Mamie Wilhelml think more of powderlnK the foul lines of the Hod Sox and Pirates' diamonds,' at Hot Sp-inRS, Ark., than of pow- j tiering her nose. ( Anrt ine ouiy wuiuttu ciuuu kceper in tke world. Her job Is to keep the training camp diamonds of both big league clubs in shape. She's shown heru rushing a "tuuee-iee" in the Red, Sox camp. 1 MM TP I HI f ATIOXAI.. T(M)T!l TAl K NO. 2H. Interchangeable Bridgework Is one of the highest developments in artistic, ser viceable replacement of lost teeth and requires many years' experience and good judgment to build into your mouth the qualities essential for long life and enduring satisfaction. Fourteen years' specializing in this branch of dent i:;try has given me the required skill. Prices to fit your purse Terms to Suit Your Conditions Phone 507 Over The Hub Taylor Hardware Bldg. Pendleton, Ore. HOUK3 9 A. 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