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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1921.
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TO GREET BUCKS WITH
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Irrigation League
Eager to Try Issue Wftly
Wheat Ben Pennant Winners
Tim biggest crowd lo greet thsm.
and the bent team they have played
thin year uro two thlna that Hsrmls
ton Ih promising the Pendleton Buck
nrnos when tha loonl swatters of the
anhtrold hie themselves to the west
Mid city tomorrow to meet the down
County aiidrPKiitlon.
rrt I 3 o clock, and that will leave plenty
Ml I of time to get down to see the mime
LU "tart.
Manager Sprfll exports to hnve Ihe
fuBipMi mm In action tomorrow thai
ha nailed under the Buck 'colors ihli
reason. With the addition of Wood to
the locals, the lineup will prexent sonu,
faces that will make an opposing
pitcher use all of hla gray matter.
Wood will play short, and Hnnley will
et to realise hla ambition of h.mllim
Champions ' down the Job In the right garden. The
r"si oi inp iinriij win lie as us'.ini. i nn
addition of Wood which permits Han. i
ley to go to the right garden fills Ihe j
lone weak spot that has been bother-1
Ing the itucK tli Ik season. Wood la
good with the ailck, and the change
ahould Htrengthen the hitting ability of
the team an a whole.
Iloim-Hton In noted for It fondness
lor hnaehnll, and the tnnn trtere hnve
promised nn attendance that will
prove an eye-opener to the Puckn.
Herminton won the chnmplonnhip
of the Irrigation League, the Ituckn
picked the banner from the Wheat
Kelt league, ao It will he a ease of vic
tor meeting victor tomorrow. How
will Pendleton behave with a rival of
nettle pitted anuinst her?
To determine thin question a num
ber of local fang will make the trip to
Herminton to watch the fnvorltee while
they meanurn prowess with the Irrlga
tlonlsts. The gnme will lie called et
School Chief
MIII)IK.K IX FOIW.
AX.VAPOMP. Mf.. June 10. (A.
P.) After workout today the nnvy
varaily oarnmen packed their rowing
"dudn' 'and are ready for the Mart
from Annapolln for the Hudnon river
to part Id pote In the annual Potigh
keepnie regnltn on June 22.
The middle are in the bent of
shape.' No change ha been made In
the make-up of the crew nlnce the
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Uncle stem's new commissioner of
education ! John June Tlgert of
Kentucky.'; Tlgert was. professor of
tychologr at the Univeriity of Ken
:uckjr. ,
overWtWmlnB defeat of the Syracuse
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QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION
This is Your Store
It is your store just as it has been the store of
hundreds of other satisfied customers. Here
you'll find a service that will appeal tayou, just
as it has to many, many others. Wholesome,
pure and appetizing in every thing that comes
from our grocery line. A trial will convince
you as to our superiority. '
Pendleton
Trading Co.
"Phone 455 J " aii Ki-n r srni-
"If It i on (he Market We Have It"
-(A. P.)
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Cat a Palm from tho 4
Canadian Pacific Railway
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Opportunity
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St.,?tn'J: Home Seekers
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anoat pajrBMot, Intoratt to aor east.
toittrai vMmtteaawa Maoar momt
frew t worUt'a prla rhat. War U aro
laaHal rafhraf rata for tiannhw
hMaortloa ?.. VmmI bow for trm lllua
trataw pan piueta aaewarinf all quaitioaB
and tUtaa forth Aajana aboat land vatooa
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. Pint. Keprusentiitlve,
7U. Sprague Ave..
Rpnkuno, WaMilngtua
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Ford Motor Co.
ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING PRICES TO TAKE
, EFFECT JUNE 7TH
Touring $652.78 Coupe ....$845.41
Runabout ..$605.93 Sedan ...$913.10
Truck $626.74
F. O. 6. PENDLETON ,
These jrices include starting and lighting system,
demountable wheels, spare rim and tire carriers.
; WE HAVE IN STOCK
Two Tourings, two Runabouts for delivery. The
. next shipment will not be here for ten days.
Get Yours Now '
Simpson Auto Co.
Phone 408-
SERVICE Pendleton, Ore
Cut lw In 12th,
PAN FUAXC1WO. Jim 11.
Ix.s Aiiki-Im hit Conch' hnrd
12th Inrtinn y'nti"r(lny,n'nrp(l bIx run
cn five hit and an frror and won
from Han KrnnclKfo.. to Z. lt"lnhart
of ,thi AnicolH pitched pxoellent ball.
He pulled hlniwlf out nf a bnd hole In
the ninth when with two men on and
none out he put thp Renin down In one,
two. three order. Couch replaced
O'Doul on the mound for San Franci
co In the first Inning.
oaks ii:n:.T Tiotfnft.
'LOfl ANOELKS, June 11, (A. P.I
Oakland defeated Vernon. 6 to 4
Tied at the end or the iiixth Inninic, the
Onka aenred the winlnni" run in the
elKhth on two alnKlea and a aacrlfice
RIM; nT AlKil'MKXT.
BACKAMEXTO. Cal.. June 11. (A.
P.I Sacramento came from behind a
three run lead and defeated Kalt Ijike,
5 to 3. rtelKer, Salt like pitcher, wax
put out of the came hYninlre Croter
in the w nd Inning fur diBputlnj? a de
clttlnn at firnt I'a we. After the game.
Joe Wtlhoit. who had alao leen In
volved in the nrtiument, rushed at the
umpire with a bat. I'roter prepared
In meet the playev with hla fiatR and
only the interference of e;eral play
erx and a policeman averteJ a finht.
SHOW HER YOUR BANK BOOK
The young woman who takes
the chance of tying her future with
yours has practical, seripus pYob
lems ahead. No doubt you want to
provide for her comfort and happi
ness but good intentions will not pay
for a vacation, a pleasure trip or
comforts that mean so much.
Show her your bank book be
cause she has a right' to know what
you have been doing with your
money and what efforts you have
made to provide for a home. v
Show her your bank book for
your own good. It will bring home k
to you the need of practical man
agement of your income and time. It
will strengthen your resolution to
save and provide for her.
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That Tired Feeling
U Jut A Much a Warning
"Stop, Look and Listen.?. . '.
It Indicates run-down conditions
and means . that you must purify
your blood, renew your strength
tone and your "power of resiat
nce." or be In great danger of se
rious sickneas. the (-rip, flu. fevers,
contagious and Infectious diseases.
Do not make light of it. It is
serious. Give It attention at once.
Ask your . druggist for Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Ha knows this good
old family medicine la
Just the Thing to Take in Spring
for that tired feeling, loss of appe
tite, debility. It is an all-lhe-year-round
medicine, wonderfully
effective In the treatment of scrof
ula, catarrh, rheumatism and run
down after-disease conditions.
- "My husband has taken Hood's
Sarsaparilla every spring for
years, and it always puts him In
shape. He Is i years old." Mrs.
X. Campbell, Decatur. IIL
A mild laxative, Hood's Pills.
yfrTTrx Save KG
OankcaWt I.iilirlcut m IV-nMinnraHcd
' A TecTaftershwed th to-rvet-
excejMivo . engine weari"-,, crana cam
oil should be chanrcd at least ever
1500 mller. prefeiably every Iimhi
miles. ' A new engine that was run
Coin) miles with oil charmed at proper
Intervnls, upon being disassembled
showed no signs of wear. The same
engine reassembled and run ioftfl mller
with oil plus new oil as needed, upon
Inspection showed a wear of 0.015
inches. Motor truck and passeng. i
car manufacturers . recommend that
crankcase be drained every thousand
miles, the engine flushed with kero
sene and new oil added.
. Itnlial"r Within I'lywlii-rl.
. An automobile radiator has been
placed within a flywheel by u ltoii
mnnlan Inventor, the Water being cool
ed as It Is whirled around.
Kltr:c Windshield Cleaner.
A new- w indshield cleaner for auto
mobile can be heated electrically to
melt snow and Ice.
(Vint Till Is
tails of a
The talis of a duster coat designed
for automobiles can be wrapped
around a wearer's leas nd buttoned
to form loose frousers.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
'OVERCOMES ! '-THAT tflRED " FEELING. BUILDS ' UP HEALTH' r-
Harvey's Bow As Ambassador
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KDXA K II. D:l.i
who as Anna Moure will play rne of
the leading roles In "Way Down
East" which the Fred Slenel Stock Co.
will present at the Orenon Theatre
for three days, cominenclng Mondny,
June 13. ' '
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This rweepimr rrdnrfion of $140 is made by the- LsHey ,
lAgut tornoration bv arbitranly' accepting a heavy loaa,
believinsr that so drastic a reduction will result in in
creased sales, which will in time wipe out the lost to
thorn.
Already farmers have responded in lare numbers Irnow
ing that this offer will expire May 31nt., unless lufficient
orders are received to keep the iiilley factories going; at
full speed which only can warrant a continuants of
this low price of $485.
So yon should take advantage of this opportunity JTOW
to get this highly refined Lallev Light at price actually
below pre-war level. In the New, Bigger, Better, Mora
Powerful Lalley you get : -
The Model IT I alley irilK it ample potcer capacity
The Model II Jjalley with 11 yeart' unparalleled tuceeu
The Model II lalley , the mott ample in construction
The Model II IMey that i the most accessible
1'he Model II Ixilley that in every respect "Does Mere
and Does It Better" ' . T
The Model II Lalley backed by a yeat guarantee
Dont wait a day longer. The time is abort. Come in and
see the Lalley in operation, or phone or write for foil
particulars. Learn how the Lalley will pay tor itself. .
BE SURE SEE THE LALLEY FIRST
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and
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Tbis pk-Uire shows Colonel Oeorpe Harvsy. U. S. ambassador to Eng
aiul. t his Hist public appearance in London. Beside him is Pr-rnier
:jvW. Lio-J Ceon;e The event was the Pilgrim Dinner at which H.u.y
i flensed the altitude of the harding administrution on foreign affairs,
Statistics prove that a tire eood for
an average of SOilO miles when it
leaves the factory will 'ose approxi
mately :'()() m'.les of Its life by hems
carried unprotected as a spare for one
year. A lire cover will outlast mttny
tirrs and k hmks better on the rear of
a car.
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rilla Is He4 Ind tioM ainuiuv 1
born. -U1 ltk Sina K.M V 3
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CASTLE GATE
EGG COAL
FhONE
FIVE
FOR
FUEL .
GEN. GRANT'S FLAG IS
PROPERTrOF GRANT
MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION!
XKW YORK. June 11. (A.
P.) The American flag used nt
Gen. Grant's field headquarters
during the civil war and now In
his tomh on niversti)e drive fius
become the permanent property
of the Grant Memorial Assocla-
tirtn hy the will of liid late Gen.
Horace Porter. A fund of 10.-
nun Is left fir the care and main-
tenance of Giant's ttimh.
(teneml Porrer's servants were
among the beneflcinrles, each
leceivinjr a year's salary. The
will also cancelled a mortgage
for $7,100 on the home of Geo.
P. Holt, the general's chauffeur.
Moskjif the estate went to rein-
t ve
Beautiful Woolens
Any man who comes here for a tailor-made
Suit or Overcoat will, simply marvel at the won
derful selection we have. Here are many yards
of the best that can be produced.
But we suggest that clothes ordered now will
' get excellent attention. You'll like the service
beoause ve have plenty of time at this season
of the year. ... ... .
John Dorfman
THE RIGHT SIZE FOR THIS WEATHER
CLEAN AND UNIFORM
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Rooms 7-8-9 Despair Bid?.
Phone 982
CONROY'S
CASH GROCERY
Buy your Groceries all week, these are not Sat
urday, special but every day prices.
Carnation Milk 8 for $1.00
Borden's Milk, 8 for $i"oo
Lard, Armour's, 10 lbs. net $200
Lard, No. 10 tins . i . . ; . . 1,70
Schillings Coffe, 2'2 lbs, , ...... $L00
Schillings Coffee, 5 lbs. $2.00
Hills Red Coffee, 1 lb. Aoc; 2't lbs. $1.10;
a 'bs $2.20
31. J. B. Coffee, 1 lb. 4oc; 3 lbs. $1.35; 5 lbs. $2.20
10 Bars Crystal White Soap $1.00
16 bars Bob White Soap $1.00
Gallon Sweet Tickles $2.00
No. 2'2 Tins Teanut Butter ... 40c
5 lb. Tins Peanut Butter $1.00
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