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READ THE EAST OREGONIAN SPORT PAGE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS FURNISHED BY THREE SERVICES, A. P., U. P. AND I. NJ S. 4 : TWELVE PAGES : SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 J-'J DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FKIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921. l-l . -.L -Jl 'J i i ... - . ..... j. .y.fr-i.--- r nm. w . - PENDLETON HIGH ALL' SET FOR OPENING GAME OF SEASON WITH KENNEWICK GRIDIRON ELEVEN Washington Team Expected to ' be Tough Opponents for Lo cals in First Go; Game 2:30. BASEBALL SUMMARY i " i Tomorrow afternoon at Round -Up park where a. week ago chuin)ionnhl)H of the world were decided by sundry men and women with horen and eteers, the Pendleton high whool foot ball team1 will offer gridiron fang an opportunity to get a line on their qual ity when they play their first game of the season. - Kennewlck high school's warriors will be the opposing team for the opener, and 'while nothing definite Is known of the team, this year. Coach Hauler u expecting the game to be a hard-fought one. The Washington aggregation had a hard-flghtlng bunch Inst season, r They handed Pasco a de feat by a tune of 28 to 0, and the best the locals could do with the Pasco gang was 14 to 7. 80 If Inst year Is any criterion of what this year will be, neither side should have an eany time. rxxttls Show Improvement Coach Hanley has devoted his time largely to simple fundamentals of the game In an ' effort to get his recruit players whipped Into shape on essen tials before they go Into actual play In. . Improvement does not come! quickly In this kind of work, but a vast change In the ability of the team has been secured during the past week. For the past two afternoons, prac tice has been held at the Kound-Up Park. Wednesday night the first and second teams scrimmaged awhile. The 1 varsity, men had a good edge over the second team. Last night kicking, signal work and special drills for the linesman tqok up most of the time, and the workout for this afternoon Is scheduled to be light and snappy. Gome Called at 2:30 As officials tor the opening game j the management has secured Fred uonnery 10 rereree, riex eius as um pire and Ad Huey for head linesman. .The game will be called at 2:30 o'clock sharp. Pendleton's lineup, as announced by Couch Hanley today, will be as follows at the start: Position left end-, Snyder Left tackle, F. Kramer 150 T .eft guard, Stonebraker ....140 Center, Lawrence i 1 hi Right guard, Atkinson .145 Right tackle, Harrah , 150 Right end, Holmgren . .. ..13" Quarterback, Cahlll !..140 Left halfback, Kramer, Capt lul Fullback, Knudsen 144 Right Halfback, Hayden 14S Substitutes who may get a chanco to, show their mettle will be .McCulley, 1 Smith and Saunders, ends; Warren and Minnls, . tackles: Farnheart, guard; Lang, center; Vaughan and Whiteman, halfbacks; Temple, fullback; and National League Standings. New York 93 7 ' Pittsburg 89 6 2 St. Louis 86 Boston 78 Brooklyn 75 Cincinnati , 09 Chicago 62 Philadelphia 50 95 ' Amerce 11 .eugu Standings. New York 95 65 Cleveland . . , . 93 St. Louis 79 Washington 76 Boston , 75 Detroit 11 Weight Chicago 60 '25 Phlladelnhia 53 65 74 81 91 58 ' 73 73 75 SO 91' 97 .620 .589 .570 .513 ,500 .460-1 .107 .345 ( Paf'flo (Wast League Standings. ftlcuee, quarternacK. 1 j.j lingers, wno is vie neaviesi lineman on the squad, In ineligible for the game. He weighs 175 stripped. The goal posts were being put Into place last night on the field, and forces of high school students were busily engaged in erecting bleachers for the crowd which Is expected to be In attendance for the opening, of the seeson. 1 t Los Angeles 105 79 Sacramento 104 79 San Francisco 104 80 Seattle , 101 80 Oakland ;.' ' 85 Vernon 95 89 Salt Lake 73 107 ; Portland .' 60 131 , Yesterday's IEcsults. At Portland 3-11, Los Angeles f lrtt game 12 innings. At Seattle 10, San Francisco 7. At Los Angeles, Sac ramento 3, Vernon 2; 12 Innings. At San Francisco, Oakland 6-1, Sal Lake .i)10 .'.68 .565 .558 .534 .517 .104 .278 f-8: , How the Scries Stimd. At Portland 1 game, Lna Angeles 3 games. ' At Seattle 3 games. San Francisco no games. . . At Los Angeles, Sacramenfo 2 games. Vernon 2 games. At San Francisco, Oakland 3 games, Salt I-ake 1 game. TA QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION Saturday Specials 5c Beef Boil-.;.'i..-v . ; .v. Beef Stew 5c Pot Roast Beef ..... 12 l-2c PRIME STEER JJEEF Cross Rib Roast Chuck Steak . . . i" 15c 13c Round Steak .......... 25c An Abundance of Spring Lamband Milk Fed Veal. Spring Frying Chickens, Roasting and Baking Chickens. EXTRA SPECIALS Xtra Fancy Fall Butter Pears . . :. $1.00 Rome Beauty Apples $1.00 King (Winter Apples) . . . . . $1.00 Pippins (Winter Apples) $1.00 DELICIOUS APPLES ............ .............. $2.00 CONCORD GRAPES Cauliflower, Green Beans, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Green and Red Peppers, Parsnips, Carrots, Turnips, Lettuce, all Variety Grapes, Celery, Cranberries. PENDLETON TRADING CO. If it's on the market we have it PILOT HOCK, Sept. 30. A ; social event of last week was a party given at the' home of Jin and Mis. Frank Hayes of Nye. honor.ng Mim Krline Fuiks, sinter of ills. Hays, Alis Folks, with her mother anil sister, Mist Ila. f ull.s spent the summer here, The) will, leave Ih s week for their honv. .633 at kKtbam, Mo- Quests at the! part) Yl6 j 'Were J'r- and Mrs. Burton Hutchison, !f)20 ' Mlv anl M'B- James Stanton, Mr. and '31(lj Mrs. Martin Quimley, Mr, and Mrs. 600' Jl,nn Runyan, Miss Klla Stanton, Mitt .470 Zilla Johnston, Miss Gladys Hutchln- iq7 .Mi aia.1 gui t?i runs, mihs veima "53 I iwirw llirilB Him 1IU rillKS, AllSh -prmce, veima itose ana (jeraluine Hayes, Messrs Tom Stanton, Lionel Bens, Ben'Joh'UKton, George Johnston, Mr. and Mis. Bert Buholts, Mrs. Fulks and Mr. and Mrs. Hhyes. J. M. Conger and Walter Ba!rd of Long: Creek were registered at the Pilot Hock Hotel Friday. G. 12. Jones of Monument was a buslne: vis.tcr here Saturday. A millinery school under the direc tion of Mis. Edith Van Deusen, homr demonstration agent, will be held here in the church basement Friday and Saturday of th's week, Sept. 30 and October 1. All ladies and girls of the community are welcome. . Miss Zena Mettle of Ckiah was In town Saturday. - i ' Willis Bush was a business visitor here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Casteel. Albert Kennison and Mrs. Neiiie Wakerly re turned Sunday from a hunting trip.-. Miss Hutel Ogg, Pilot Rock, high school pupil underwent an operation for appendicitis at St. Anthony's hos pital in Pendleton last week. , , Miss Eleanor Hascall was a passen ger en the Friday evening- stage to Pendleton. : ' , " 1 Mrl and Mrs. Harry Connor of.Her- miston arrived Thursday for a short visit i with relatives here. They re turned home Sunday. rrea- ruiKner snipped four , car loads of sheep to Omaha Saturday. D.Ilard French of Butter Creek and O. L, Marr of Ranste shipped .cattle to Portland Saturday. Myrtle Wachter was shopping in PilritIock Tuesday. Officers of the h'gh school student body for the year were elected Friday aftertioon. They are president, Veima ; Royer:-yice-lresident, . Paul rncheri-j Ella Stanton, secretary; Homer Land ers, yell leadet . . ., 1 Mrs. Marion Smith and daughter. Miss Daphne Smith saw thei Round lTp in Pendleton Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. C Scharpf of Pen dleton and Miss Harriet Leach of Portland, vis ted at the home of Mr and Mrs. C. G. Bracher Friday. , Mr. and Mrs. John Bailsman of But ter Creek and Miss Roberts of Hepp aep were here Sunday. Iof. and Mrs. L. V. Macken and i sons motored, to Pendleton Saturday morning to see the parade. . Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dunn and daugh ters of Bonners Ferry, Idaho, who visited lere d.iring Round-Up week w th their daughters and sisters, Mrs. Virsil Smith and Mrs. Orville Acton, left for heme Sunday morning. Dr. J. T. Gtlleland, Miss Juanita Gilleland find James Gilleland of Pullman, Wn.. saw the Round-Cp in Pendleton Saturday. James visited Pilot Rock relatives Saturday nipht They left Pendleton for home at noon Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Grant Chittenden and V j IThePeakof Perfection 11 j Better coffee can . yv7S no produced. '" "' I YrX InpreparingHillsBfOS. I A yftjfi h "Red Can" Coffee. X?Jj$v'J '7 make it right, and then ! sr., ifffjdjj f you will appreciate its - I''-mMfM J appetizing aroma, fine : M yfZ -l.lSNrS flavor and satisfying ;, tel El I S iS3 It 1 surenB" III!,, - lL..to-.a,;-.-,,alffi.L'iA,,.:'.'.' r -,T iiirmnrmuai, n , ,m, - -- , , r IL j i , ...... . t the Sign r f Service Mr. and Mrs. Jean Kirkpatrick were I among the Pilot Rockers who spent Saturday in Pendleton. M. G. Edwards was transacting busi ness here Monday. , W. C, Stanley was a passenger on the stase to Pendleton Monday. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen 'Carnes -Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. S. HI Rockwell of Vann Couver, Mrs. Ida Smith of Yakima, Mrs. Lillian Carnes of Portland, Mrs. G. L. Stuart and children of Pendleton, Mr. and -MiivGuy Rockwell of McKay and Mr. sand Mrs. Lowell ' St urte-vant. JudBe and Mrs. I. M. Schannep and son Char!t3 of Pendleton ;and Mrs. John Hanna of Portland, mother of Mrs . Schannep, were out from Pen dleton Tuesday. Mrs. Vm. Donlvan of Rberdeen. Washington is here vis'ting her father Bill Sh elds and her brothers, Frank j and .Mil-e Shields. Mrs. n. L. Wrisht was shopping In i PiK t Rock Tuesday. . " i Mrs: Julia S hock ' has ' purchased the Jim Shipp property on Main street nd will take possession, at once. E. E. Hutchinson has purchased a building: lot from M. A. Sturtevant alopg the cre"k back of the grade school. The Hutchinson family is al ready at home there having erected a temporary dwelling. . Mi', and Mrs. Roy Mnrcum of The Dalles wjho v's'ted Mrs. Mareums par ents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones of Pilot Rock during the Round-l'p, were pas sengers on the Monday morning stage to Pendleton. M. D. Orange returned home the fret of the wer-k from a short visit to Portland. . - . ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ball, Mr. and Mrs Prewit Cox of Heppner and Mrs. M. Supple of Portland visited here Sunday with Mrs. E. B. Casteel. LOS AXGELES. Sept; 30. (U. P.) Southern California Is experiencing a series of earthquake hois, the first of major importance since the shakes of June and July, last year. The heaviest one came i when River- I side shook at 9 yesterdaymorning. The Uemors were short of duration and little dnmaee is reported. HCTAX AfiSEXAL CAITUlKD ' , COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. 30--t-C S.) Abundantly armed -was Herbert t. Carson, local colored resident, waited for an opportunity to tali hlaj sweetheart that "she could go r kC way and he could go his," as. he ex plained to the policemen who arrested him.. ' . ' i v-' A ten-cent whip, Carson said, we for his girL . - . j ' The rest a 3,2-caIiber revolver, razor and a waahtub handle, wtueh could serve for a pair of ."knucklea"- ... were for Carson's rival:"" , ; . KANSAS CITY RENTS GO VP KAXSAS CITY, Sept SO. (I. if. ft.) 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Hand Decorated Vases and Jardiners Now is the time for repotting your choice plants and to do thenr justice and at the same time to add distinc tion to your home you ought to have the right kind of a jardinere to place them in. We have the largest and most complete Btock of such articles that can be found in the city. Prices ranging from 50c to $5.00 'THE BEE HIVE PENDLETON OREGON I