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DAILY EAST pEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1921.
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"Clown" Wins
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Four More Clubs May Play in
Schedule in 1022 Magnates
Decide in P. I. Meeting.
TACOMA, WiiBh., Sept. 10. Pacific
International league magnates con
cluded an Informal meeting here yes
terday, following whloh Loufii H. Bur
nett, prewidont of the circuit announc
ed that the books were cloned so far
the 1921 season Is concernod.
Arrangements' were made to meet
all financial obligations at once and
thus put the league In good shape for
the 1922 campaign. Despite the fact
that the league's share of the gate re
ceipts proved much smaller than last
year, due to having only four clubs
In the league, the economical adminis
tration of President burnett enabled
the teams to finish In good shape.
Officials were unanimous in agree
ing that a four-club league Is not
large enough to hold the Interest of
the fans throughout the season. The
leaguo will not be operated on a four-
club basis next year, but six or eight
. teams probably will be Included and
this should make the circuit one of
the best claws B organizations In the
country.
In addition to the four ciilbs now in
the league Everett, Rcllingham and
possibly (Spokane and -Walla Walla
would bo Included.
The salary limit will also be great
ly reduced and probably placed at
20fl(, exclusive of the manager.
Tacoma again led the league In
Paid admissions. Approximately 60,
00 fans passed through the local
gates, which gives Tacoma practically
the same figures as last year. Yakima
drew about 40,000, Victoria SO.000 and
Vancouver 20.000'.
Hob Ilrown of the Vancouver club
will be th league delegate ro the an
nual minor league session to be held in
Buffalo In December.
K.VTO TO UK dem-xsatr
TOKIO, Sept. 10. (U. P.) The
Japanese press is almost unanimous In
Its belief that Viscount Kato, former
navy minister, will be the chief Jap
anese of taji1armBinjwtf-ujjfrcnov
delegation. Kato la classed as a reactionary.
New York 83 D4 .605
St. Louis ...75 60 .D55
lloston 73 61 .044
Brooklyn i. ...69 65 .CI 5
Cincinnati . . .81 74 .452
Chicago ...S3 82 .393
Philadelphia ...........48.90 '.348
American League Standing!) ;
V. L. Pet.
New York 83 49 .629
Cleveland- 82 60 .621
St. Louis 70 65 .519
Washington 66 69 .489
Boston 63 66 .489
Detroit 63 73 .463
Chicago 67 77 .426
Philadelphlha 47 82 .364
Pacific Coast League Standing
W. L. Pet
Los Angeles 95 66 .590
Sacramento 95 67 .581
Sun Francisco ....93 69 .680
Seattle 88 70 .666
Oukland 84 71 .6?1
Vernon .84 78 -.618
Salt Lake .....63 95 ,.398
Portland 38 118 .248
Yesterday's Results
At Portland 4. Seattle .
At Los Angeles 4-8, Sun Francisco
3-0.
At San Francisco, Oakland 7-4, Ver
non, 9-6.
At Salt Lake 7, Sacramento 8.
Western League Results
Wichita 8, Joplln 2.
Oaklahoma City 2, Tulsa 7.
St. Joseph 0, Omaha 7. - - '
Des Moines 8, Sioux City 6.
American Association Results
Columbus 4, Indianapolis 2. .'
St. Paul 1-2, Kansas City 12-3.
Toledo 18, Louisville 8. 1
Minneapolis 6, Milwaukee 5.
How tile Scries Stand
At Portland 1 game, Seattle l game.
At Los Angeles S games, San Fran
cisco no games.
At bakland 3 games, Vernon 1
game.
At Salt Lake 1 game, Sacramento 2
games,
TO RKPRKSKXT JAFAX
WASHINGTON', Sept. 10. (U. P.)
Ambassador Shldehara will probably
he. one of Japan's principal delegates
to the disarmament conference, the
Japanese embassy declared. Official
announcement la expected to be made
shortly.
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Coach Rutherford Refuses to
Make Predictions But Says
His Proteges Are Strong.
Oil EG ON' AO rUCULTUBAL COL
LKOK, Corvallis, Sept. 10. With foot
bull gossip rampant at the college in
anticipation of the officfat opening of
the season September lfif when prac
tice work will start, the Aspics are
credited with looking mighty strong-
on paper. The men have been condi
tlonlng this summer and are expected
to report In the pink of condition.
Captain "Gap" Powell, who before his
knee was injured last year had the
ability of plowing along the field -with
several men hanging to him before he
could be downed, Is reported to be all
ready to stage a comeback,
Coobh "Dick" Rutherford Is wear
ing an expansive smile but refuses to
predict the championship team. He
only says that any team that beats the
Aggies will know that It has , been
through a fight. It is too early to get
a line on the freshman squad, but with
"Cac" Hubbard in Charge it is expect
ed to be a creditablo fighting machine.
Announcement has been made that
Hubbard will haw charge qf the rooks
this season.
The schedule as completed to date,
by "Jimmy" Richardson, general man
ager, is as follows:
October 1, Chcmawa Indians al
Corvallis.
October 6, Multnomah A. A. C. at
Corvallis.
October 15, Willamette fnlversity
at Salem. 1
October 22, Washington University
at Corvallis.
October 29, Stanford at Palo Alto.
November. 5. Open.
November 11, Washington State Col
lege at Corvallis.
November 19, Oregon at Eugene
November 26, University of Southern
California at Pasadena.
TORXA1X) STRIKES NEBRASKA
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OMAHA. Sept. 10 (A. P.) A tor
nado is reported to have done heavy-
damage near Avota, Nebraska.
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Little Kugh Grleco was awarded
the grand prize at the 31st annual
baby parade held on the boardwalk
at Ashui-y- Park;, N. J. lie was
.dressed as Ca.ilo. lbs clown In
"Pagliaccl."
TO PENDLETON WILL BE
Arrangements Made for De
tours Around Work Between
Hood River and The Dalles.
QUALITY
SERVICE
SANITATION
Round-Up Week
is a poor time to start buying your Groceries
lay in a large supply of non-perishable goods
now. Buy by the case its cheaper and of more
convenience to you.
GET YOUR "LET 'ER BUCK" NOW
Pendleton
Trading Co.
Phone 455'
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-If It's on the Market, We Have It"
POLIX1I CABINET RESIGNS
WARSAW, Sept. 10. (A. P.) Th
Polish cabinet headed by Vincent
Wiles hns resigned.
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', Iw sn acute attack of Nasal Catarr?
i Those subject to frequent "colds in u
I head" will ltnd that the use of HALL
, CA TARK11 MlSDlClNh; will buiid up U
i System. cieanM the llloed and reuii.
: them less liable to colds. . Repeated a
I tacks of Acute XJatarro may lead t
I Chronic Catarrh.
! HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE i
; taken internally and ats through tb
Miooa on tne Mucous Surfaces of the By.'
tern, thus reducing tb inflammation an,
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo. Ohio.
LADIES
When Irregular, or suppressed uet
Triumph Pills. Safe and dependant
In all proper cases. Not sold at Drug
Stores. Do not experiment with
for "Relief" and particulars. It's free.
Address: National Medical Institute,
Milwaukee. Wis.
Wood for Sale
IX CAR I.OTS
Yellow Pine, Fir and Tamarac
KAItlj UIMAXDKHS, Pendleton
I O O K
AT THESE PRICES ON USED FORD CARS AND TRUCKS.
New cars wenl down and we will make the following reductions
on used cars while they last:
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1918 Truck Chassis with body $325.00
1918 Truck Chassis with body ...... 425.00
1920 Roadster, starter, demountable rims. ... 375.00
1919 Roadster, good condition . . . . . . 250.00
1919 Roadster, fair condition 200.00
1918 Roadster, extra tire and rim 240.00
1918 Roadster, box on rear ............ 235.00
1917 Roadster, fine for a bug 175.00
1918 Touring, Bosch Magneto ..... .'. . . .'. . . . 200.00s
1917 Touring, good shape .................. 225.00
Compare these prices with the Portland prices and then come
in, look them oyer. We will show you bargains that will make you
buy. -Yours for a Ford,
Now
$275.00
375.00
320.00
190.00
150.00
200.00
180.00
125.00
125.00
160.00
SIMPSON AUTO CO.
Water Johnson Sts
SERVICE
Phone 408
Automobile traffic front' Portland
ind way points to Pendleton for the
Hound-L'p and the Northwest Grain &
fiay Show during the week of Sep
tember 19-24, Is expected to more than
double with the announcement that an
irrangement has been made with the
aving contractors between The Dalles
and Hood Itiver for small detours
iround the work. Mosier hill and the
old grades out of The Dalles. will be
eliminated. Passage will be clear
from Portland to Pendleton on the
iew highway with the exception of
three un.l one half miles of common
d'rt read. .
This arrangement permits travel on
the new paving between Mosier and
flood River, passage on the highway
at the beautiful ltowena Point, and
two more miles of the new paving west
of The Dalles. It will save half an
hour, about 10 miles of rough driving i
over heavy grades and will permit n
much more beautiful view than the!
old road. The rock work recently j
completed at Cape Horn near Dillon,
which eliminated the Deschutes Kiver
The Dalles detour on the old road, will
be in good condition for passage by
Round-Cp week. . i '
Superintendents of the Hauser Con
struction Co. and the A. D. Kern Co.,
with J. H. Seolt. stato highway divi
sion engineer, in consultation with the
secretary of the Eastern Oregon Auto
Club, agreed to care for the tremen
dous traft'lo which Is expected in the
best possible manner, and prepare the
small dirt detours in good shape with '
water and grading.
j Most courteous treatment was ac--i
corded the representative of the auto
club, by the contractors who are them
selves Interested and the big annual
event, and they will provide flagmen
at detour points to direct and Inform
automobiles. They only request that
traffic observes the detour signs and
I does not run down their flagmen. j
Hush work Is being done on the pav-1
ing between The Dalles and Mosier, i
but. the- Pendleton representative was'
promised that no work would be doncj
west of Mos'er until Uound-l'p was!
over. This will permit a small detour j
ef about two miles Instead of the long
hill mod.. At the present time no traf-j
fie is being allowed through the pav-i
ing work at noon ns has been pre-
viously reported and the schedule fori
passage completely on the new high-j
way is as follows: Westbound from j
The Dalles no Inter than 6 a. in.. no
earlier than 5 p. m. East bound from j
Mosier no later than 6:30 a. m., no
earlier than 5:30 1. m. Continuous
passige on Sunday Is permitted. j
The present log subject to minor!
changes with the progress of the pav-1
Ing Ibetween The Dalles and Mosier.;
the only place where there will be any)
halt will be as follows: Take pave-j
ment west of The Dalles two miles to I
bridge, turn to rlsht after crossing and J
cross railroad tracks, connecting with .
Gooseberry Springs road. Follow this
back to highway, distance less than,
two m'les. Travel new highway toj
within two miles of Mosier, turn to left
at detour, over one mile connectins
with old gravel road into Mosier. The
Eastern Oregon Auto Club will make
j further arrangements for the conven
I ience of those driving to Pendleton,
i nnt will nrrnnBrn for northwest nob-
Ijllrity on the wonderful trip from
i.j rorimna up rne vommoia mver nisu-
way to Pendleton.
r, e . - , '''J .... i fy ys- i.. I
LiGHT-Sct Coupe Roadster
TwO'Paitgnmer. 40-htrrm
M 12-inch ufheaihaam
THE LlGHT-SlX Coupe! Roadster is the great
est light weight two-passenger car of the
enclosed type on the market ideal for the; doc
tor, the salesman or any other man whose duties
demand a sturdy, economically-operated car for
all-year-round use. Studebaker's engineering
genius, coupled with the Studebaker policy of
building complete in one plant, have alone made
it possible to produce a car of this unusual value
at its remarkably low price. .
This is a Studebaker Year
WALLACE BROS:
Touring Cars nr.d Roadsters
Light-Six 2-Pass. 'Roadster
Light-Six Touring, Car
Special-Six '2-Pass. lioadsler
Special-Six Touring Car- ... . .
Special-Six 4 -pass. Roadster
Big-Six Touring Car
NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER CARS
f. o. b." Fattorics, effective St-ptcnibcr 8, 1921 :
C'oiiies and Sctlaiw
..'.$1123 Llght-a'x 2-Pass. Coupe Roadster
. . . $1 150 Light-Six 5-Pass. Sedan , . , . . ... . .
...$1585 , Special-Six 4-Pass. Coupe
...$IC3. Special-Six 5-Pass. Sedan ........
...$16:i.-) Big-Six 4 -Pass. Coupe
...Si IIS5 Big-Six "-Pass. Sedan ............
.$13.50
.$18.50
, $2150
i $255
,..2850'.
, . $2950
ALL STrUKIIAKEll CARS ARK KQl IPPICD WITH CORD TIRES
QUALITY PRINTING at Reasonable Prices--East
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Stop Letting Rims Abuse Your Tires!
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Federals exceed in mileage because
nefhe of their. 'wear is needlessly
wasted by rim-chafe
Federals alone have the Double
GablesBase those four staunch
cables of twisted steel about which
you have read so much. These
cables anchor the tire solidly against
the rim and prevent rim-cuts,
blow outs just above the rim, tube
pinching, etc. There's real economy
in using Federal Tires. A trial will
convince you.
ALLEN-KNIGHT COMPANY
, Pendleton, Oregon