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READ THE EAST OREGONIAN SPORT PAGE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS FURNISHED RY THREE SERVICES, A. P., U. P. AND I. N. S. jZ&C' Xm ii i 1,1 mum hi. in n nun TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES AUTO SECTION PAGES 7 TO 12 oman DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1921. E "Safety First!" L. G.'s Vacation Motto ENT MADE BE BASIS OF PAYING IN ROADS BY RAINS ii . . - tt ' 1 y)HKFFOT v dJ , Fl Cortelvou of Ohio Opposed to Guarantees and Thinks Gate Should Decide Amounts. BY NEWTON A. NO If K 3, (t.tiiited I'ress Staff Correspondent.) CHILADE5LPH1A, Sept. 24. One of the strongest arguments for a rule to force 'boxers to fight on a percent age basis Instead of a guarantee look pluee here Augst 31 at thB Phillies Jlall Park. The fans saw three bouts for noth ing, and Promoter Louis Alalia lost K"Veral thousand dollar. because Wil lie Juckson and Johnny Ddnclee, New York lightweights, who were ;o meet fir the eleventh time, couldn't draw a gate big enough to pay Hum jiU'OO apiece. Mulls offered the managers of Jack scii and Dundee $2500 n rash and ti personal check for the remainder Dundee's manager accepted but "Doc" Bagley, manager of Jackson, demand ed cash or nothing. Tin bunks wero closed and Alalia was out o' luck. He announced to the crowd that there would be no Jackson-Dnndej fracas, and that their money would be re funded. Mails lost $4000 paid for tho preliminaries. If Jackson and Dundee had fought on a percentage basis they would have got about U. , 000 apiece. . Director of Public Safety C'ortebou, who supervises boxing In this city, is a strong advocate of the percoului;3 basis plan, and Indicated he niuy re quest promoters to put it Into effect here. "The only fair way of conducting a bnxiriK show Is on the percentage ba sis," he said. "Boxers are worth no more than their drawing power. it boxing should be put on such a ba:is here, and should any fighter refuse to accept the money he drew on this ba sis, no matter how small an amount " 'Ugaln Tho percentage basis Is the only f-iir Way to the public, the promoters and to the boxers themselves, t'nil'lvuu V said. V' . . &r ' ( . A 2 Lloyd George dueim't claim to be much of a horscMan. He's too busy to become an exiwrt rider. So ne ws perfectly willing to let the Duke of At hull lead the horse hvn he went I'M a rlUo wi his vacatios in the Mountains ot Athull, Scotland. INTERSEGTIONAL (fly International News Service.) 24. Intersec- NEW YOKIC, Sept. tional football games are more nu merous on the 1921 gridiron schedule than ever before. 'Kastern and Wtst- h. W....I4 never box inPhlladelphia Urn .teams w.u ciusn m Mraln" , - - teiHH that are bound to attract great Interest, and southern tenuis north In greater numocrs umii ' before. Following are the most Im portant Intersection games; SERVICE SANITATION QUALITY Let This Store Be Your Headquarters Not only this week but every day in the year that youwish A-No. 1 Meats and Vegetables. Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 . At the Sign of a Srrrtoe "If It's on the Market We Have It" Ooiober 8. Harxard vs. Indiaiui at Cambridge. Yale vs. North Carolina at New Haven. OotolKT 15. Cornell vs. Western Reserve at Ithaca. Dartmouth vs. Tennesseo at Han over. Harvard vs. Georgia Univers ty at Cambridge. Army vs. Wabash at West I'o!nt. Octolier 22. Pis! on College vs. Detroit at Boston. Georgia Tech vs. Rutgers at Atlanta. iTinuoton-va. Chicago at Princctuat ! -. OctolN-r 2.' OHober ETAOIX ,-se$ . Harvard vs. Centra College at Cam bridge. Chicago vs. Colorado at Chicago. Penn State vs. Georgia Tech at New York. Princeton vs. Virg'nia at Princeton. November 5. Pittsburg vs. Nebraska at Pitts burgh. Army vs. Notro Dame at West Po nt. Yale vs. Maryland at New Haven. November 20. Georgia University vs. Dartmouth at' aml7ed Atlanta. yon fair. General road conditions throughout Oregon have been improved by the rains and snow of last week and ma cadam roads should soon be In their best condit on for the year. Dirt roads over which there has been market travel and which have been very chucky and dusty have also Improved with the heavy rains. Traffic In this section has been extremely heavy for the past two weeks owing to the Hound-l'p and the rac; mat the tour ist season for transcontinental trips if almost over, forcing eastern people to hurry home. Early in October the main arteries to the east will be prac tically closed. (oli in')ia River HU'Jiwny Pendleton to Scuferts good macad am road except few hundred feet at Cape Horn yet unsurfaced. Keuferts to The Dalles paved. The Dalles to Gooseberry Springs detour out of Th" Dalles 3 miles. Gooseberry Springs to Ftowena highway in fair condition. Ixok out for construction trucks. Ro wena to Marsh Pit good macadam. Marsh Pit to Mayerda:e paved. May enlule to Mosr road closed for paving follow detour 2 1-2 miles Into Al osier. Mosler to Hood River s.3 mMes paved remainder good macadam. Hood River to Astoria paved exception onu mile through Rainier. Arrangement ween The mile and Mosier effec tive only until September 26, then traf fic will have to take old road from The Dalles to Hood River. Old Oregon Trail Pendleton to La Grande first 20 miles macadamized. From this point to Hilgard rough country road; from Hilgard to La Grande under construc tion, very rough, watch for danger s'gns. & Grande to Baker paved to Hot Lake, Hot Lake to Union under construct:on, closed. Take foot hill detour. Union to North Powder be ing macadamized, road In fair condi tion. North Powder to Baker good, one turnout at bridge under construc tion at Wolf Creek. Baker to Hunt ington, to Nelson good country road. Nelson to Huntington, new grade now open to public, except from Gale's crossing to Weatherby hotel. Lime to Overland crossing use o'd road at these two points, old road in good con dition. Ferry at Olds for Idaho and Salt Lake. VALVE-IN-MEAD f PTj ; i Just Turning a Handle Drains the Buick Crankcase You don't have to crawl under a Buick to drain the crankcase. The oil drain is like many con veniences found on the new Buick models to give you utmost pleasure and comfort from motoring. With these refinements are the sturdy, powerful Buick chassis and valve-in-head motor. See the new Buick models today. .v Orc(ron-Vaslilnston Highway - Heppner .Jnnct'nti to Gilliam-Morrow county line, rough. To lone, de tour Lexington to Jordan. lone to Heppner very rough. Heppner to Umatilla-Morrow county line, .fair. To Pilot Rock very roush under construc tion. P'lot Rock to Pendleton macad am road, good except mile out of Pen dleton. Tendletcn to Walla Walla paved. Good road to Spokane. 1 Ira National 1cagno Standings W. L. New York HI 56 Pittsburg '.89 69 St. Louis 83 63 Boston 11 70 Brooklyn 72 73 Cincinnati 67 79 Chicago 59 87 Philadelphia 49 100 American League Standings W. L. 53 93 Pet. .619 .601 .569 .524 .497 .453 .404 .529 Pet. .636 .626 .607 .493 .477 .394 .350 Fords Fords . USED CAR AND TRUCK BARGAINS 11918 Truck $275.00 11918 Truck $375.00 11920 Roadster, starter - $320.00 11919 Touring, starter $300.00 11919. Touring $240.00 J 1919 Roadster $175.00 11919 Roadster '. ...$150.00 11918 Roadster : t $180.00 11917 Roadster :..$125.00 These are the lowest prices ever quoted on used Fords. Come In and see them. They are worth the price asked. yOURS FOlt A IX)RD Simpson Auto Co. AYator and Johnson St. SMRVIC'l Phono 108 New York 92 53 Cleveland 92 55 St. Louis 77 72 Boston 71 73 Del rot '. . .' 71 78 Chicago 58 89 Philadelphia 50 Pnrtfio Const Ix-nano Standings W. ,L. Pet. Sun Francisco 102 Los Angeles 101 Sacramento I1" Seattle 96 Oakland 94 Vernon 91 Salt Lake T.a Grande Fntorprl'-c Highway La Grande to Island City paved. Is land City to Elgin good country road, nrigin to Minnm first 5 nvles macad- Minam hill to Wallowa can Wal'owa canyon to Joseph under construction, detours well mark ed. Joseph to Wallowa Lake fair coun try road. Enterprise-Flora Highway Rough in places but possible throughout. Taker Unity ITigliwny Baker to Unity good mountain road. Faker Cornucopia Highway First ten m'les from Baker macad amized, remainder fair road. Pcn 'leton John Icy Highway Open through to Grant county. Take Buick Sixes Thre. P.m. Romditer 22Six-4S FiV. PaM. Touting -22-Si'z-M Thrae Pill. Coup -22-Six-47 ftV. P.M. Sedan - -22Six-4S Four Pau. Coup. 22-Si-49 5ar.n PaM. Touring M-Sjz-JO Senn Pit. Sodl - $1495 1525 2135 235 2325 1735 3635 , Buick Fours 22-Four-34 Two fat. RoMltUr $ tii 22-foue-3S Fin Pis. Touring 973 22-Pour-St Thr rm. Coup. . 171 22-Four-7 Pf Pmt. Stdan . 150 . . All Frio f. O. B. Flint. Mxhigtn Zi "'t . ; Phone 468 Oregon Motor Garage, Inc. 119, 121 W. Courl WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM' Nye road from rilot Rock south to Albee. Roads south very bad and rocky. Wood for Sale IN CAft LOTS Yellow Pine. Fir and Tamarac RAUL G 1 LLA N DEI tS, Pendleton j!'i(itiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiii!iii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiuuiiiiiiimiii!iiumiinuu! 76 76 7" 79 82 87 101 .573 .57(1 .565 .540 .535 .611 .416 .275 Portland 48 126 Yesterday's Kesnlts At Portland 6, San Francisco 5. j At Seattle 6-ft, Los Angeles 7-5. I At Los Angeles, Vernon 2, Salt Lake ' 0. I At San Francisco, Oakland 4, Sacra mento 0. American Association Itesiilts Toledo 6-3, Kansas City 5-9. Indianapolis 3, Minneapolis 5. 1'olttmhus 4, Milwaukee 5. Louisville 5, St. Paul 7. ' Western Ix'iigup KeMilts Joplin 9. Sioux City 9 tten Innings, darkness.) Tulsa 11, St. Joseph 6. Wichita 13, Des Moines 4. Oklahoma City 5, Omaha 3. Oregon State Fair SALEM ! iwuMi n.i.n mni s chaih SHl.mi'F AT Sept. 26 to Oct. 1 CASTLE GATE COAL The coal that meets your requirements. See that you. s gei me genuine ior storage. I Cleanest, Hottest and Most Economical 1 B. L. BURROUGHS He Has It! iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiuiuniiioai i , '- it PHONE I FIVE FOR FUEL A Wealth of Agricultural Displays Livestock Exhibition. -Magnificent nosKPunc,, sept. 24. a. p.) I Pr. Hrunilield today in l.:s e 11 nun-j led a chair at Deputy Sheriff Hopkins; inccorillng to a report by Hopkins, j lllrumfield hail been angered because i bis cellmate, Charles Cobb of Heeds 'port, recently sentenced to three i months hard labor on a moonshine charge, had yeitcrdny been made to: work In the court hoiue yard. Hop-j kins drew a revolver on llrumfield I saying if he made another move he would be a dead mua. ' I Greatest Horseshow in the Northwest Excellent Races and Amusements Special Attrac tions Day and Night Good Camping and Parking Grounds Excursion Rates on All Railroads. A. H. LEA, Manager, Salem, Of. 1 Winona Wagons .31-2 3 3 ...$195.00 1-4 $175.00 . $160.00 Now is tlie Time to Buy. Sturgis& Storie