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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1921.
Asleep I
Spring Brides
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,. Chase Arrested in San Jose
and Grandil Promises That
.. - He Will Come Voluntarily.
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CJIICAOO, April 20. (A. I'.)
.That prord Intra would be atartcd lm
'.mediately aftaluat Hal chaae, "Chic"
;lilndll, "Hill- II u run, "Kport" Hnlllvan,
"AW Attcl and othera recently Indlii
'd In connection with tlio 1919 world
; baseball aerlea gambling Kca.ndal, who
'hurt not appeared and Riven bull, wan
'announced aa.veral day ago by Matfc'a
Attorney Jtobert Crcwc. .
At that tlmo tho chiofa of police In
ithti cltlea where theae men were aup
ipoard to be residing were aRhed to tuke
ifhem Into cautody. In euHe their refu.
at to return voluntarily to ChlraKo, It
l)i proponed to stun extradition pro
cedlnir without delay.
-I Arnoll "Chick" Gandll former mav
lor Jeaftue. Indeider, hna wnl word to
1h atate'a attorney from Texan that
tit would qoino to Chlraico voluntarily
and it wa alated luxt nlttht that ho
would b Riven a. reaminable time to
' appear before hla arrsttt in ordered.
The Blato'n attorney' office alno an
nounced that th arrest of Kddlo Ci
rotte, former major league 'pitcher,
and Itachael Jlrown, alleged gambler.
al0 haa been reo,uctod.
Chaae' arreat wua tho first to result
, bcdfiuae of tlio failure of any of throe
Implicated in the btntehull scandal to
OlM'enr and Rive bond.
. ; ifAS J08K, Calif.. April 2C (A. IM
Hal rhime, former major league,
baaeball player, waa arreMed whllo
leaving a local theatre yeatprday after
noon. The orreat was made on an In-
d ijmunt hv tliA irmn.1 luff txt
cQiinty, tllinola, and wax aent here by
Ildhert E. Crowe, atule'a attorney of
IJlfcinla. The indictment chaws
OhNw with conspiracy. In connection
with the Chicago National IxaKU
gambling charRea. In a letter aent
with the indictment Chief of Police
Jllaolt waa Informed that ball had
heap act at IJ.000. It waa also stated
that; extradition papera would be aent
Immediately upon the arrest of Chase.
Artrr his arrest chase called an attor
ney, ml the latter applied to the local
superior court for a writ of habeas
corpus, claiming that the Indictment la
taultx-jiod. Uiat Chaae la Illegally held.
' Chnse wn later rlefiMcil on Imlk I
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Caryl I'attlaon, 20, I'nlTerslty of
(Illinois, co-ed, waa found sleeping in
la chair on the ana porch of a Wau
'ketan (111.) residence. She had dis
appeared from MiV universitj two
Ueeka ago.
ni;v YOltK IXJSKS
HltOOKLY.V. April it (A. P.)
The l'rooklyn cbamirfoirs defeated
New York In the opening of their
four-name series. Iteiilher pitched
greut ball ami waa given remarkuble
support, which Included three fast
'double plnys. Nehf was batted out
In the third.
ItOKTOX III! AVKS M)ST
PHIIADKU'HIA April 26. (A. P.)
Lwbourveau'a ainslo in the eighth,
Booring WriKhtstone and K. ' Miller,
gave Philadelphia the first Kama of
the Rcrles with Boston. I'ntil this hit
tho Vntves led, 5 to 4 Mouse! knock
ed h.'s fourth home run of the season
In the aecond inning.
wox ix io ixxi.v;s.
ST. LOUI8. April 26. (A. P.)
Pittsburg finished fast and aided by
errors by Horro-by and Kournler, de
feated St. Lnula, In 10 innings in the
opening gfune of the series. Tlerney's
single In tho ninth with ono out start
ed the visitors towards' the tieing run
and his. single in the 10th drove In
Cutslmw with the run that provcj the
winner. ...
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SERVICE SANITATION W
Most of Georges Work Will
Be Done Where Eyes of
Fans Can Not be Witness.
NRW YORK, April 26. (A. P.)
With definite selection yesterday of
"Hoyle'a thirty acres" adjoining Mont
gomery park in Jersey city, as the site
of the arena for the IH'iupsey-Curpen-tlcr
heavyweight championship bout
July 2, training plans for the content
iinta laat night were being laid accord
ingly. It la generally understood that the
ihamplon will select Atlantic City,
while the Frenchman will train on
Iong J si a ml, probably at Manhasset.
According to presetit indications,
("arpenticr'a training will be conducted
along much more secret lines than
Dempsey's. Those in close touch with
Carpentier's representatives in this
country, state that his manager, Fran
cols Descamps, plana to have him fol
low much the same-line of training
adopted when In KnKland preparing
for his bouts with Ileckctt and Well.
Little of Carpentier's training will
be done In public. Daily boxing
inatchea with his sparring partners
may also be staged for the benefit of
the newspaper reporters assigned to
cover the training of t'arpentier, but
serious preparation will be conducted
behind closed doors, if present plant,
are followed.
So far as is known, Pempsey will not
follow any such training , campaign.
Wherever his camp is located the pub
lic will be admitted to witness the
training at a nominal charge us has
alwun been his custom.
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LOUISE HOMER
t vciAM RF.RNHAR'JT
.nihter of Sarah Bernhardt,
MHO. LyBlan uernnaruv, a- P.rU , tt3 notcd author.
famous actre. Hm Ju : dc.u "a''"Va"u 'hter o u, prima dona..
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ta anataren IO r.rueti aw.
;ew York.
.MAYS HAD POOH Sl'PPOKT. '
NEW YOltK, April 26. (A. P.)
(A. P.) Splendid pitching by Car'
Mays waa offset by wretched support
and Washington defeated New York
n the fir game of the series. Ruth
made his fifth home run of the sea
son against the roof of the rightficld
stands In the first inn iig.
Lin niiiiniomipTini
IIUKHIMollriuNUll
WILL BE MADE IN
. SOLDIERS'
Mo Special Monuments Will
be Permitted; All Died in
Performance of Their Duty.
Go After
PAKIS. April 21. fA. P.) No dis
tinct.'ons of rank, will be made in
marking the graves of American sol
diers who died 1n France, says Charles
Pierce, clia'rman of the American
aiitmiifAim, which has arrived here to
prepare plans for beautifying the four
military cemeteries where the bodies
A all the American fiahlers"are to be
gathered.
Rheumatism
Right
First of all. rheumatism must be
treated internally. The blood should
be purified and the stomach and kid
nes made to do their work properly.
Massage the sore and swollen part
.it leiist twice daily with an oil that
will not irritate or inflame the skin.
Keep the bowels open to help the
treatment.
You can get everything necessary
in the complete Anti-l'ric outfit. If
your tirin is discolored or has a bad
odor, the effect of Anti-Uric Tonic will
give you an early confidence in the
treatment. The jar of Anti-l ric oil
will help proper massage of the puin
ful surfaces. A supply of the famout
Pullman Pills will furnish the correci
laxative.
Extra Special in
Boys Suits
Boys' Suit, iize 9 to 18, in Urge assortment of
styles and patterns, $7.50
Boys' Fine all Wool Suits, sizes 9 to 18. Suits that sold as
high as $20.00. Our price, $3.90.
A few Ecys' Suits in sizes 16 to 18, to close out at $2.95.
THE
HUB
40 Cash Stores
745 Main St
A . .
QUALITY
A Glean Bill
This is a clean, up to date Market und Grocery. All Meats
and-Oroceiies are In good condition nnd o. K.
' Grocery side la equipped with glass cases and all bread, pas
try, etc., properly protected from flies nnd dust.
Meat Market la equipped with glass refrigerator cases, re
frlgarator meat boxes and all machinery knives, etc. are clean
and O, iv. . . :
(Signed) :. L. SlIOl.TON,
Inspector Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner.
Pendleton
Trading Co.
Phone 453 At the Sign of a Service
"If It's on the Market We Have It"
spiwki'.k oi t;ci:ssi:i coim.
cr.KVKLAND, .April 2. (A. P.)
Cleveland defeated Detroit, 5 to 3.
Manager Cobb ir.d to outguess Trir
Speaker by starting Sutherland, a
right-handed pitcher, causing Speaker
to use left hind batting shift. Afte'
Sutherland pitched to one batter. Cob'
replaced him with Oldham, a left
hander, whereupon Speaker subst tut
ed his right-hitters. After the shife
Cobb sent In Middleton, a right-hand
ed pitcher, but the game was alread
won.
WILL KACF. IHOM COAST TO
COAST.
SANTIAGO. Chile, April 2$. The
first coa-st-to-eoast automobile race In
South America will soon bo attempt
ed between Huenos Aires and Santi
ago, uccording to plans now being
completed by the newspapers Kl Mer
cinio of this city and La Nacion of
the Argentine capital.
A route several hundred miles south
of here has been suggested since the
mountain passes directly east of San
tiago, through which the trans-Andean
railway is laid, are closed to au
tomobile traffic owing to perpetual
enows. t
s
Some FACTS About
FORD
. thi; iMviutsAL cak
Hare arc authentic figures from the Ford factory at Ietroit.
They show you Jmif how many Ford cars and trucks have been
built each month since January 1, 1021 and how many have
bcon Bold to retail customers. In tho Vnited States.
JANl'AUY
'kbiiki'auy
March
Produced
sn.ss.i
S5.SU5
SLOSH
Polly ered to
Ketail Customers
f7.'JH8
t3,fi0S
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Total Production 127,074 Total Retail Sales 208.032
showing that actual sales for the first three months of 1921 ex
ceeded production by 80,958 Ford cars and trucks!
April requisitions already specify 107.719 additional cars and
trucks and the estimated Apri output of the factory and assem
bly plants combined calls for only 90,000!
ir Tlp'se facts dearly show that the demand for Ford products Is
growing much faster than manufacturing facllilics to produce
and ,wcrt It not for tho dealers' limited stocks, which uro now
being rapidly depleted, many more customers would have been
compelled to wait for their cars. It will be only a matter of
weeks, therefore, until a big surplus of orders will prevent any
thing like prompt deliveries.
Jf you would, be sure of having your Ford car or truck when
you want It, you should place your order now. Don't delay,
phone us or drop us a card.
Simpson Auto Go.
Phone 403 Water and Johnson Sts.
Tills TI.MK LAST VKAIt.
Frank Frich lost Hi (Hants be-
lug operated on for appendicitis.
Ruth back In game as pinch
hitter for Yanks after Injuring
his side. ,
Scott, Red Sox; playing In i
r.34th consecutive game, knocked i
a home run. Scott started rec- I
ord June 2", lHlii. Liiderua
held former record 533 games. J
I'ratt equalled American j
t.eaguo fielding record with 11 I
assists, five put outs und no "or- j
t ors,
Detroit lost ninth consecutive
pjinp, J
We Jihall try to make these ceme
teries memorla.s of which all Aineri
ans will be proud," said
Vcrfe. "Karly in the dlscuuss'ons we
decided that rcsardless of rank and
position each grave should be treated
n the name manner and given equal
ittention. Tl'.e only variations per
niued -will fce tn the im'form Jiead
itonesV On the top'nf tbeso "relatives
nay Inscrtte any religious emblem
h"y wish so long as it does nut inter
'eie with the uniformity of the stone.
"No special monuments will be pT
nitted. Ail liie Americans died in the
icrformaiice i f the'r duty and no mat
er how herp.c individuals may have
)een, the feeling of the nation fcrms
0 be that all should be accorded the
ame honor.
it Is impossible to say now Just
what form the beautiflcation will take
but money will not be spared in mak
ing the cemeteries the most imposing
in the world. Congress has appropri
ated JI,00,(IOO as a preliminary sum
for th.'a work with a promise of moje.
It is probable that $3,000,000 will be
expended.
"The task of removing the dead will
be compli ted by the end of October.
The bodies of those soldiers who are
to rest permanently' in France will
then be concentrated in the four cem
eteries. This work together with the
development woik we intend to do.
prohablv will take one year more."
The commission which is an advis- j
ory body to the secretary of war and j
qu.'irtermnsicr-ron'-ral of tne t'n.'te j
Males army, is now makin.v; surveys of i
the American, cemeteries. Later the
commission will formulate plans for n I
permanent cemetery for American sol-
diers in London. . i
These three
only vegetable
preparations contait.
ingredients. All ar
' , in one generous, compact hhcruk
Colonel . . i tl ?.( nno then
l lie pi o-w iui"i'".'v
is a money back guarantee with ever:
package. Get the Anti-Lric outit to
day from
PI.NDLI.TOX DUICJ CO.
(Adv-,
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In Ye Olden
Time
loop skirts were worn by those who
first asked the druggist for, and insisted
on having the genuine Favorite Pre
scription put
up by Doctor
Pierco over
fifty years ago.
Dress has
changed very
much since
then! But Dr.
Pierce's medi
cines contain
the same do- U.
pendabla in
gredients. 'J hey are stand
ard teday just
as they were
fifty years ago
and never contained alcohol.
Beauty depends upon health.
Worry, sleepless nights, headaches,
pains, disorders, irregularities and weak,
ness of a distinctly feminine character
in a short time bring the dull eye, the
"crow's feet, "the hn'irard look, droop
ing shoulders, and tho faltering step.
To retain the apearance of youth you
must retain health. Instead of lotions,
powders and paints, ask your druirfflst
for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
East Oaki.axd, Cal. "I have used
Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription at
different times for over twenty-five
years, and it has never failed me. One
time I took it when troubled with
inflammation and it eoon helped me.
At another time I took it for severe
pains in my right side ; the ' Favorite
Prescrintion ' aiiain helped mo out.
1 autre. ritUs could obtain it. an(j j wl)g soon wp Bnd Etrong. lean
always depend upon it." Mus. A. K.
Lawkence, l-tl iitteenm Avenue.
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FISHING TIME
Are you catching your share ? By using the right
thing you are bound to get them.
'Try my -ENGLISH
SNELL HOOK
BARNETT'S ENGLISH FLY
BLUE LABEL LEADER
. Sol Baum
Sporting Goods Store
Look for the Fish
Hotel Pendleton Bldg.
The Paris Chamber of Common
will conduct courses in -peranto i
the schools which it controls.
With tin recent death of James
Jones, asred nepro employe in the Sen
ate office building, the whereabouts of
the official seal of the Confederacy, an
unsolved mystery for half a century,
probably will ever -remain unknown.
Scrviri; us Jefteison IVivis's servant
when the Confederate chiefuiin was
captured. Jones 1. pried the seal In fore
the Fed
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STYLE' without exaggera
tion; this McKibbin appeals
to the careful dresser who
doesn't wish ex
tremes. Ail the late ,
shades.
$5
At all tlx good dealers.
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CONROyS
CASH GROCERY
COFFEE SALE 1 WEEK
April 25 to April 30.
HILLS RED AND M. J. B. COFFEE
42c per lb. in 2 1-2 lb., 3 lb. and 5 lb. or
6 lbs. for 2.50.
Buy your favorite brand of Coffee this
week and make a saving of 1 lb. with
5 lbs. ; , !
Be sure when you buy to receive the large size.
PIM lillMlllllll
Nearer the Top
r.ui: in
liar
I a ui .-'
saved is another step higher on the lad-iniii-pendence.
.ov rtar can earn money,
is the sue -esfal man.
but only he who can save
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J Small Toutt Idol
U.TA TO OAT
Itult'iH'iulviifP is what our
forefathers fouKlit for
it's what yon shouM sae for
Bet a J.ilH-rty Itoll Ilonk
nnd Hrt today.
nut tot bow fmall your first depuxit mlKht be.
owe it to yourself to start saving no small be
.ii,;.. he-erne big endings, and we welcome your
inn. We pay 4 per cent on Term Savings Ac--i
the interest is paid semi-annually.
Inland Empire Bank
Pendleton, Oregon