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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1021.
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Seattle Club Has Scheduled a
Total of 14 Cruises and
Races During This Summer.
SEATTLE," Muy 10. (A. 1'.)
Fourteen cruises and ruces arc plan
ned for this year 'by the mi-mbem of
the Queen City Yacht Club here. The
summer aeuson will open with a '-mine
to tkward Park, 'take Washington,
Muy 21 and will clone with a three
day Labor Day cuIkc In September,
loiter on December II, the annual
midwinter crulite will I made lo
Fortuna Park; Lake Washington.
Canadian waters will be lnvuded
once, when from July 1 to 7 tho club
members wit) be at Cowlchun Hay ami
Victoria. British Cnlumblu at the In
ternational .yacht' races to be held
there under the aunpircs of the rurlflc
International .Yachting Association.
One event wll be a nlKht luce
around Voshion Inland, locuted In the
Puget Sound off Brut tie. The race j
will start Buturduy nlifht July 16 and
will bo for four prize?, j
I'M ,i six tviuij:hk.
SEATTLE, May 10. (A. P.) Hlx
pitchers hattled In the Seattle-Vermin
Kume yesterday, to an 8 to 4 victory
for Vernon. Seattle had a 4 to 1
lfud at the clone rf the fourth, but In
the sixth Vernon started hitting and
scored five runs. Another In the
seventh and a final run In the ninth
ended tho argument with Keattle
scoreless for the lust five innings.
WKNT TO IOTII.
SAN FKAXCIBCO, May 10. (A. P.)
Hticrumentn won yesterday's post
poned icume from Ban Francisco, 3 to
2, in 10 Innings. Scott retired to the
club house in tho fourth Inning, ufter
tho Senators had made two runs and
nine hits off his delivery. McQuaid
finishing the game. Compton's two
bugger In the 10th brought In the win
ning run.
In a hit-and-run giinio featured by
a liberal sprinkling of errors Jlellx
choked a victory from Weston In theli
game played at Weston Sunday after
noon. j;ch team made ten hits, Ken
nard holding down the mound for
Weston during the entire period, but
Helix used two twirlers, Pierce re
placing Cartlcis In tfie fifth after the
Indian had ullcwed seven hits. The
box score and summary:
West n
AU It H PO A E
IU-3KS msi; A P.VIIl.
LOS A.VdELKS, May 10 .A. P.)
Los Angeles look, both games of a
postponed double header with Salt
Luke, H to 1, and 6 to 1. Los Angeles
Jumped Into the lead early In both
gumes and held it. Superior pitch
ing by the Angels and poor, fielding
and batting by the Pees uccounted for
the resultH. I,os Angeles took six of
the seven games of the series.
AMERICANS READir ID
NEW T,OnK,. May 10 A.1 P.
Amateur athletic authorities to repre
sent the t'nlted Suites at I.iferrmtlun
al sport conference in Genetti nnd
Lausanne .this month will khII' within
a few days.
Frederick W.-- Rublen, secretary of
the Amateur Athletic Union, leaves
Thursday a hoard the Maufetnniu,
which also will carry the American
tennis team abroad for foreign cham
pionship Competition.
O. T. Kirby, president of the Amer
ican Olympic names committee, sails
Saturday and. J. C. McCabe'of Huston,
another A- A. U. official, will lollow
soon- . ,. . ..
.Much wot -Is itrmroaiir vTliewt? 'dele
gales, who will consider acceptance of
records, recommendations for- future
sport programs and control.
lilomgren, c 5 1
Gould, 2b & 1
Heamer, lb G 0
O'Harra, If 6 1
Oliver, cf 0 1
Kirk patrlck, 31). . . 5 1
Johnson, rf 4 1
Hall, ss 4 1
Kennard, p. ..... . 4 2
York 1 0
Totals 43 9
Helix
2 7
1 1
1 10
10
AW H H I'O A E
0
t 2
6 2 '
f, 3
0
1
2
1
0
1
Moes, rf. ...
Lleuallen, If.
Kendall. 3b 6
Clark, ss. , . r,
Owens, 2 b T,
Mil I key, c 5
Stevens, lb. 5
Tale, cf. . . 6
Garth', p 2
Pierce, i) 3
Totals , 4S 12 10
Score by Innings
WckUiii
3 4 B 6 7
1 0
2 0
3 2
1 n
0 IS
0 5
1 1
1 1
1 0
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, TOKIO, May 10. (A. !'.) Wata
nalie, the Japanese lightweight pugi
list, who returned In January from
the fnlted States after a successful
ring career of severul years, may go
to Manila to meet a number of the
best lightweight boxers in the Philip
pines. A proposal to that effect was
received in Toklo yesterday from
Frank A. Churchill of the Olympic
Athletic Club in Manila. It is said
that further negotiations will be ne
cessary with respect to terms.
When he returned to Tokio Wata
nube issued a challenge to any light
weight boxer In the Far East to meet
him for the championship. It was
hopwt that bouts could ro nrrimgid;rfl
Tokio and possibly Yokohama, but thi
only challenge received was the one
from the Philippines.
1
H 2
II 1
T'tls.
9
10
T'tls.
12
10
3 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
Helix
3 4 5 6 -7 8
2 2 2 0 4 0
12 0 14 1
. Summary
Sacrifice hits. Moes 1. Pierce 1; two
base hits. Klrkpatrick 1. Owens 1 :
three base hits, Klrkpatrick 1. Kenard
1. Luallen 1: home runs, Clark 1.
Stolen bases. Moes i, rlark 1. first on
balls, off Kennard, S; off Garlic. 1.
Pierce 1. Struck out. by Kennard. 7:
l.y Gartiex R, Pierce in. Passed balls,
by Klomgren, 3; by Mulkey 1. Wild
pitches, by Kennard, 1 ; by Gartiex. 2.
Left on bases. Weston. 4: Helix, 8. Hit
by pitcher. Gartiez, 1. Time of game,
2:30: umpire. Fred Grove; scorer, An
son Payne.
MISKI SCDHKS KNOCKOI T.
ST. PACU Minn., May 10. Hilly
Miske of St. Paul, knocked out Tommy
lTeCartliy nf f.ewtstmrn,' Mont., in the
second round of a scheduled 10-round
bout last night. They are heavyweights'.
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QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION
SANITATION
We have always tried to maintain a clean,
sanitary grocery store and meat market for the
benefit of our customers. The report we receiv
ed, from the state examiner shows that our ef
forts have .not been in vain 100 per cent is a
mark that we are proud of.
ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF
ORANGES
Juicy and sweet
3 dozen for 50c
Pendleton
Trading Co.
Phone 455 At the Sign or a Scrvioe
"If It's on the Market We Have It"
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HOXOI.I'l.r. T. H May 1". (.
P. Pua Keuloha, who recently re
turned from a swimming tour of Aus
tralia, denied the cabled report that
he had broken the record of Puke P.
Kahanamnkii for the hundred-yard
.wlm. KeaHoha said tliut his best
time in Australia was -R3.1 Beconds.
as against Puke's world mark of 53
flat.
e. Grand fhmroi
of the Lolorado
Here is an unparallele lpecucle
a tight never to be forgotten one of
nature's most stupendous wonders.
Th Grand Canyon is about 250
miles long with a width at the top
varying from 5 to 12 miles At some
places it descends to a depth of a mile
' below the plateau surface, its best ef
fect, as revealed by extremedepthand
brilliancy of coloring, is from a point
opposite the Yaibab Plateau about
65 miles northwest of Flagstaf, Ari
zona.' Motor roads lead to the Grand Can
yon through Aal.iork, Williams and
Flagstaff, Arizona and all the way
you can get "Red Crotn," the a'.l
refintry gasoline.
Voull be g'ad if yon make your
Grand Canyon trip a "Reu ."-own"
trip.
Look for the "Red Crown" sign 03
service stations and garages.
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Pviding Pants, khaki or whipcord $3.4.
Work Pants 52-p
Painter Overalls and Jumpers 9-c
Express Stripe Overalls 95c
Heavy Blue Overalls $1-19
Summer Union Suits $1-0
Full Cut Work Shirts 79c
Solid Leather Outing Shoes $3.4o
Screen Front Khaki Hats pc
Genuine Army Blankets $5-00
Canvas Gloves 2C
Leather Faced Canvas Gloves 2oc
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All Those Wishing to Have Their Rela
tives Resting Places Improved
2 or 3 weeks, making air-tight vaults, reinforcing
cement slabs lettered, curbs, cement alley.
For Information Call 262 M.
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BRITISH GOLFERS StEWl
NEW YOKK, May 10. (Henry U
' Farrell, I'. P. Staff Correspondent.)
I Knsland is tryitiK hard not to take
I seriously the American golf Invasion
j this summer.
j News that the lamest and most rep
, resentatlve body of amateurs from
America would compete In the British
! championships and that a btsr sum of
' money was hemp raised to send a
i slrem; professional (.-roup across caus
I cd some pessimistic fecllnn among the
j ljondnn golfers. .
I British newspapers have been devot
' iiiR considerable space In an effort to
assure their readers that the British
supremacy in K"lf Is not threatened.
The rather poor showing of Miss
Alexa Sleiiins in her early sanies has
done much to Increase this feeling.
Keferring to Mis Sterling's game,
one of the London papers said re
cently: "Miss Sterling plays very little. Her
proficiency being due very largely to
her own study and observation."
Regarding the invasion of the Amcrl
can umatetirs. "Sporting Life" (Lon-
aon) said in a recent-issue: t !
"l ike the LX'inpsey - Carpentier I
match, the news of the American golf j
'"vnslen Is rather getting on our ner
ves. Originally we were given a lS.t
rniten State:, amate'irs who were
making the journey. Included in this
was the announcement that Francis
Oulniel would form one of the party.
This was then contradicted but last
week we were officially informed that
uimet had definitely decided to visit
Kngland with the view of annexing the
British amateur championship. Once
;,e;jin (hut -wns cent r.idicted because
the pressure of business and his home
would not allow him (o leave. Now wt
hear again hq is -coming.
"So fur as OuiraeiH is concerned it is
immaterial to u. whether he crosses'
the Atlantic or not, .but we do desire
an end to this apparently inevitable
American propaganda whenever any
thing sporting is concerned."
KANSAS CI TV WOLVES
KANSAS C1TT. Mo., May 10. (L'.
I'.) Herbert Rau. 61 -year-old "City
farmer," and his Airedale pup en
countered a pair of wolves near the
liau farm fourteen miles southwest of
this city. Now, Herbert will have a
new rug for his "den". Herbert and
the Airedale w ere out for a stroll. The
wolves opened the attack and the pup
tore open the Jugular vein of the fe
male of the species. A shot from Her
bert's trim killed the male.
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Shock Absorbers, per set $7.00
No. 1 Badger Jacks, each $3.50
Waterbury, 3 cylinder Pumps, each $5.00
Alemite Oiling Systems $10.50
Johnson Horn Buttons 75c
Dry Cell Batteries .each 45c
White Disc Wheels, per set $47.00
; 'tVe also have a complete stockof tlcnuine Kurd I'urts for
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IT'S not a bitof trouble to
have plenty of good things
to eat on hand all the time,
when you use Calumet Bak
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Mix tip a batch of biscuits
or the finest kind of cake
it's all the same. There is
never but one result the
sweetest and most palatable
of foods.
There is not as much worry
over baking costs either.
Because Calumet costs less when
you buy it the price is moderate.
20 Off
ON MY STOCK OF
Fishing Poles
If you need a pole now is your chance to get one.
I have an extra large stock ranging in price, from
$2.00 to $65.00. A slow season has curtailed selling.
In order to reduce stock you are to get this saving.
GOOD FLY HOOKS, $1.00 DOZEN 1
" Buy while the buying is good.
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Sporting Goods Store
Hotel Pendleton Bldg.
Look for the Fish
Phone 646
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baking Powder
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It costs you lesswhenyou use
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World'9 Pure Food Exposition, Chi
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Pound can of Calumet if ntains full
16 or. Some baking xwderscome in
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you get a pound when you want it.
Calumet
Doughnut
Recipe
cups of pastr
flour, 3 level tea
stoons Calumel
Bakirg Powder,
l teaspoon of
salt, 1 cup of
sugar, 2 eggs,
beaten together,
2 tablespoons of
melted butter,
1 cup of milk.
Then mix in
the regular way.
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Tomatoes, 2 cans 23c
Van Camps Pork and Beans, No. 2 tins, 5 for 95c
Olympic Pancake Flour, large pkg., 3 for ..$1.00
Prunes, large size, pound 10c
Hills Red Can Coffee, 1 pound 48c
Ensign Coffee, White Package 30c
Carnation Milk, 7 cans $1.00