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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921.
EIGHT LETTER MEN REPORT
TO COACH RUTHERFORD FOR
f TRYOUTS ON FOOTBALL FIELD
, ;
King In Kilts
EXPOHED OUTCOME OF
M)
'Sixty MinuteB of Fight' is
, Slogan Adpted by 0. A. C.
Pigskin Pushers This Year.
OREGON ( AORPCULTURAli COL
fcEGE, Corvalls, Sept. 22. 'Sixty
minutes of fight" In the slogan which
will load Coach "Dick" Rutherford's
"Flehtlnfc-'Aggies" through the Coming
football season. Lust Thrsclay morn
Ing the Beaver eleven started training
l'4or the 1921 season. Thirty huskies
rropuiiueu io mo iirsi cuii to uon tne
football togs.
The return of "Cog" Campbell and
Lovcy to the college has been a great
boost to the strength of the squad, ac
cording to reports from the coaching
staff. Campbell was left tackle on
the 1919 freshmen team. Locey play
ed fullback on the famous 1916 team
which defeated th Michigan Aggies.
lie is out for a tackle position.
Letter mon; who have reported for
this year's squad are Captain "Gap"
roweii, -oT" Stewart, 'Ted" Heyden
"Nlto" Dalgh, Murium McFadilen,
Harold McKenney, "Huskey" McKen-
na, and Joe Kashberger. ' All of the
men reported in fine condition, ac
cording to. the coach.
Armory Gill and Ray Lougrey from
the 1920 "rook" team are making
strong bids for a regular place on the
varsity. Gill Is showing ability us a
punter and Loughrey Is after a place
on tho light end of the line. Eugene
Miller, star player from long Beach,
-California high school, Is out for the
squad. Me was In college last year, but
did not turn out for freshman football.
The coaching staff for this year will
be headed again by "Dick" Ruther
ford. He will be assisted by Guy L
Rathbun, Ralph O. Coleman, and Rob
ert H, Hager. Clyde . W. Hubbard,
former O. A. C. end, will coach the
rooks this year. "Dad" Butler, var
sity trainer, promises to have the nen
In the best possible condition for the
season.
The team Is spending very little time
on the fundamentals of the game. This
work was coverefl.jn.the sur.ln trjiln
"lng season. Real work is on the pro
gram for the Beaver "Huskfes." Twenty-nine
men have been admitted to
thr" training tabid by the coach.
QUALITY
SERVICE
Let This Store Be
Your Headquarters
Not only this week but every day in
tlie year that you wish A-No. 1 Meats
and Vegetables.
Pendleton
Trading Co.
Phone 455 At the Sign of Serrtoe
"If It's on the Market We Have It"
Fords
USED CAR AND
11518 Truck $275.00
11918 Truck $375.00
11920 Roadster, starter $320.00
1 1919 Touring, starter $300.00
1 1919 Touring $240.00
11919 Roadster ...$175.00
11939 Roadster $150.00
11918 Roadster ....J. i $180.00
11917 Roadster $125.00
These are the lowest prices ever quoted en used Fords. Come
In and see them. They are worth tho price uskod.
" votnis foii a Fonn
Simpson
Water and Johnson SC.
BASEBALLSUMMARY
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Nulioiiul 1eaguo Ktandlngo
W. L.
Now York .91 " S6 .
Pittsburg 85 '68
HU Louis H3 63
Host on 77 69
Brooklyn 71 72
Cincinnati 66 79
Chicago 58 87
Philadelphia 49 98
ret
.619
.095
.569
,528
.497
.45.",
.400
.33
American Ix'Utftio Standings
W.
..90
. .91
..74
..73
..70
,.71
,,..08
..48
L.
53
54
71
72
71
78
87.
91
Pet.
.62
.628
.511
.50a
.397
.481
New York . .
Cleveland . .
St. Louis . . .
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
.400
.345
Pacific Coast. League Standings.
. W. L. Pet.
San Francisco 101 75 .573
Los Angeles 99 74 .572
Sacramento ..100 75 .571
Seattle ..94 77 .650
Oakland ...92 82 .628
Vernon 90 86 .511
Salt Lake , ......... i ...71 100 .415
Portland 47 125 .272
Yesterday's Results
At Portland 2, Sun Francisco 4; at
Seattle 1, Loa Angeles 0; at Los An
geles, Salt Lake 6, Vernon 4; at Sun
Francisco, Sacramento 6, Oakland 2.
American Association Results
Toledo 9-2, Milwaukee l-0.
Kansas City at Columbus, rain.
Louisville 9, Minneapolis 1,
Indianapolis 18, St. Paul 4.
Western Ix-ague Results
Wichita 11, St. Louis 2.
Oklahoma City 1, Sioux City 0.
Tulsa 11, Des Moines S.
Joplin 8, Omaha 9.
How the, Series Stand
At Portland no games, San Fran
cisco 2 games.
At Los Angeles, Salt Lake 2 games,
Vernon no game.
" At Part FronclRco, ouklund 1 game,
Sacramento 1 game. i
' At Seattle 1 game, Los Anceles no
gamo. '
SANITATION
Fords
TRUCK BARGAINS
Auto Co.
SEHYICE
Phone J08
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Here's the King ol England alt
dressed up in Scottish garb. Prob
ably this la the first time you've
had an intlaaat glimpse of th
., king's knees.
LL TOUR LEADS
DEXVEH, Sept. 22. (I. X. S.)
Cupid, always lurking around the cor-I'l-nrx
of Denver's louniy court, made
a double killing here when two couples
from Nebraska .started on a sight
xcciiig trip thrnugn tile minding, which
they mistook for the state cupltol.
The ncwlyweds are Ernest Young
and ola Largent Young and Eddie
Olmstead and Ella Ely Oimstead, all
of Guide Hock, Neb.
Whilo searching through the court
house for the Plate miisptim exhibit,
not knowing that they had missed the
Slate Capitol by several blocks, the
purty noticed tho marriage lieenso
signs swinging over the door of the
County Clerk's office.
"Well, what do you say'" Young
suggested to .Miss Lnrgont.
"Yes," came the blushing reply.
"All right, let's go," Young shouted
"and how aliout you folks'.'" ho de
manded of olmstead and Miss Ely.
"Ijet s make It a double wedding."
f
A few minutes later the ipiurtet ap
peared before Magistrate Henry. Jiray,
who interrupted a session of court to
tie the double knot.
The party was on an automobile
tour from their Nebraska homes and
wore sightscelnc In Denver while their
machine was being repaired in a local
garage.
BABY BORN
ON PEACE DAY
After Mctrier Had Been Re
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pbkham's Vegetable
Compound
Salisbury, Mass. -"For seven years
I had a female trouble and such bearinc-
down pains i couia
hardly do my house
work, the doctor
said, 'If you can
have another baby
it might be the best j
thing tor you dui i
am afraid you can
not.' I began tak
ing Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound and my
baby was born on
'Peace Day'. If
women would only take your Vegetable
Compound they would have better
health. I always recommend your Veg
etable Compound to the neighbors."
Mrs. Tracy Patten, 2 Lincoln Ave.,
Salisbury, Massachusetts. .
The experience of maternity should
not be approached without careful phy
sical preparation, as it is impossible for
a weak sickly wife to bring healthy
children into the world. ,
Therefore if a woman is suffering
from a displacement, backache, inflam
mation, ulceration, bearing-down pains,
headaches, nervousness or "the blues'
she should profit by Mrs. Patten's ex
perience, take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vefreto'ole Compound and be restored
to health.
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Ohio IJot Touted to be as Fast
as it Was Last Year; Stock
ia Chicago is Going r Up
Chicago, sept. 22. (tr. . P.
Western conference football will con
tribute its share to what is expected
to be the biEgcst season in the history
of the gridiron. ' i . .
The "Hlg Ten" gets unaer way on
October 8 and closes on November 19
with five games.
Critics are slow In making advance
predictions about the chain pionshlii
battle. Ohio State, however, Is gen
erally regarded as having a heavy, job
in winning the championship again
th!s year. (The loss of Stinchcomb and
Workman will bo severe for the liuck
eyes, but tho Columbus followers look
at Coach Wilce for one or two of his
usuui finds from the new material.
For the first time an opportunity
will be afforded for a comparison be
tween eastern and western football
through the game between ' Chicago
and Princeton. According to word
frc m the east, I'rinceton Is rated as the
sure champion, and Chicago is 'expect
ed to stand well among the conference
eleven.,.
Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan, as
usual, can be counted upon for strong
teams. L ttle can be expected of In
diana or Northwestern.
While not a member of tho confer
ence, the Notre Dame eleven will be
prominent on tho westen stage. De
spite the lo:;.s of the great George
(51pp. tho South Hend university is ex
pected to have another Rreat machine.
Three fames with conference elevens
lowtf, Purdue and Indiana are on the
Notre Dame schedule, which may be
res'ilted in some tanttinile dopo for the
award of the western championship.
Notre Dame alsu has games with
Nebraska, the Army and the Michigan
Aggie:'. .
The schedule for the big sainos in
the west is as follows:
, ' October 8
Chicago arid Purdue ut Chicago.
Minnesota and Northwestern at Min
neapolis Iowa and Notre Dame at Iowa City.'
Wisconsin ' and South Dakota at
Mad'son. .
Ohio Ptate andWierlin nt Columbus.
Michigan and Case nt Ann Arbor.
" Iowa and Illinois ut Iowa C!tv.
Northwestern and Wisconsin . at
Evanston.'
Ohio Mate and Minnesota at Cohim
bu:V .
Michigan and Michigans Aggifcs at
Ann Arbor.
l'urduc and Notre Dame at Lafay
ette. Octolx-r 22 ' ",
Michigan and Ohio State at; Ann
Artmv .
initio's and Wisconsin at l.'rbarta.
Minnesota and Indiana tit "Minne
apolis.. .
Notre Dame and Nebraska at Notre
Dame. ,
fXiolKT 20
Ill'no's and Michigan at Trbnna.
Purdue and Iowa at lafayette.
Wisconsin and Minnesota at Madi
son. Chicago and Colorado nt Chicago.
Ind-ana. and Notre Dame at Indian
apols. Nebraska and Oklahoma at Lincoln.
Xoveniler 5
Chicago and Ohio State at Chicago.
.Minnesota and Iowa at Minneapolis.
Purdue and Northwestern ut La
fayette. " '
November 12
Illinois and Chicago at Crbana.
Iowa and Indiana at Iowa City.
Ohio State and Purdue nt Columbus.
Wisconsin and Michigan at Madison.
Notre Dame and Haskell Institute
at Notre Dame.
November 19
Chicago and Wisconsin nt Chicago.
Indiana and Purdue nt Ploomington.
Michigan and Minnesota at Ann
Arhor. N
Ohio State and Illinois nt Columbus.
In "Anatol'
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Agnes Ayers. Che is one of the
i: stars Cecil M1U employed In
making tho scret Version of ."The
Affairs of Anatol." Wallaca Reld
has the role of AnatoL
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"Cold lb the Head"
Is an acute, attack of Nasal Catarrh
Those subject to frequent "colds in tlit
head" will find that the use of HAL1. t
CATARRH MKOICINE will build up Uk
System, cleanse the Blood and rernio;
them less liable to colds. Repeated at
tacks of Acute Catarrh may k'ad to
Chronic Catarrh.
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is
taken Internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the Sys
tem, thus reducing the Inflammation and
restoring normal conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars tree.
F. J. Cheney, & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Iowa and Northwestern at Evanston.
Notre Dame and Murtiuctte at Mil
waukee. Too m?
Fat
Over 4S pounds Ion of
bunktMoiM tirn ttfomd
by Andrew EL Chncr, who
uacd Koie&a Ttbulet and
dinctioni. TTi avermvs wit
pound cUltf Another
metMge Com froov
E, L. Cucm. who lost over
41 pounds. He ts tu
thre pound! week. Man
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NP-2S . Station X. New York. N. V. j
'ORHN tibules are dispensed In this '
ty by all good drusoistt indudina -
A. C. Koeplei & Bros., Pharmacy
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practically the last
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Touring Car 11190. Roadster $1140, Sedan J2060, Coupe J183
Panel Business Car $1240. Screen Business Car $1240
Delivered , , , j i i l ,J
ELLIS-SCHILLER CO,
Main and Water Sts.
Dodge Brothers
MOTOR CAR 5
OH. MR. SCHOOL BOY AND GIRL!
have just what you want to start you off right In your new
year of school. A happy start makes success. We have a full Una of
the best make of Pencils and Pens, ranging- In price from 50o to $12.00
Each pencil or pen is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. We
are equipped to repair all OCR Pens and Pencils FREEl.
We also 'have an Ink that does not clogr your pen and will wash
out of your clothes should you happen to spill some on them. BUT
when it is put on paper It becomes permanent. We defy any Ink
eradicator to remove it from paper.
Come in and see us. We are offering a special price to users of
our Pens and Pencils. ' - . .
Hanscom's Jeweliy Store
THE LEADING JEWELERS
Joint Accounts for
Husband and Wife
MAY BE DRAWN AGAINST BY EITHER
This convenient and practical method of using
the family income is increasingly popular and when
once tried is usually followed afterward.
Not a few misunderstandings between husband
and wife have their origin in disputes over money.
By making the common funds accessible to either
and making both responsible for their economical
use, there is not likely to be any trouble from this
source. '
Open a joint checking account in this bank and
your matrimonial ship will have double strength,
speed and safety.
The Inland Empire Bank
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