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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1921.
RepresentsAmerica in Race
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California - Pullman Game
Awakens Excitement; O.A.C
Plays Stanford Today
The Washington State-Callforn'a
gamer in Portland and the Stanford
Oregon Agricultural college contest at
Palo Alto are the only Pacific coast
conference football struggles today.
However, several other games of Im
portance are scheduled In the Pacific
coast area.
Among others, Idaho plays 'l'Aah at
Bait Lake, and the University of Ore
gon freshmen play the University of
Washington babes at Seattle. The list
follows:
Salt Lake Idaho vs. Utah.
Portland Washington State vs.
California.
Los Angeles U. 8. C. vs. Pomona.
Montana
Bpokane Qonzaga
State.
vs.'
Iteno-Davls Farm cs. Nevada.
Missoula Montana vs. Whitman.
Salem Willamette vs. College of
Puget Sound.
Los Angeles Southern branch Uni
versity of California vs. Occidental.
Stanford Stanford vs., Oregon. Ag
gies. Seattle Washington frosh vs. Ore
gon frosh.
Denver Denver University vs. Uni
versity of Wyoming. - '
Colorado Springs Colorado Aggies
vs. Colorado college.
Pocatello Pocatollo Institute ; vs.
College of Idaho.
Whlttior 'Whltler " i. California
Tech.
Fresno St. Mary's vs. American Le
gion. ' ' t
Stanford Stanford freshmen vs.
College of Pacific. . .
Sunday, October 30 San Francisco
Olympic club vs. Ninth Army Corps.
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In last year's contest
OLDEST TWINS IN COUNTRY
. CAN PLOW WITH YOUNG BUCKS
LEAVENWORTH, Kan., Oct. 29.-r-
(J. N. S.) The oldest twin brothers In
the United States, according to all
available records, are James and Joel
Cheatwood, of Fairmount Township,
Leavenworth county. The twins re
cently celebrated their ninetieth birth
day anniversary with a family reunion.
The twins still boast of being able
to handle a plow and to cut as straight
a furrow as any of the young "bucks"
still In their teens. Neither of the
brothers looks his age. Both have the
agility of the average man of fifty and
are examples of the rugged pioneers
who settled In Kansas during the days
of the Civil war.
'I urn, not old; I was just born a
little sooner than the rest of you,"
drawllngly remarked one of the broth
ers.
The two brothers for fifty years
have lived within a mile of each other.
When they desire to visit they never
crank up the 'flivver." They simply
"hoof it."
In appearance they can hardly b
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SERVICE
SANITATION
We Want
TO BUY YOUR i
TURKEYS, DUCKS AND GEESE
and will pay you the highest
market price. . , i
Pendleton
Trading Co.
A. Ui Sign C . ScttU,
"If It's on the Market We Ha?e It"
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FORD
OWNERS
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There has been a drop of from 20 to 30 per cent
in the regular Ford labor schedule of repairs. This
will mean quite a saving on your repair jobs, both
large and small.
Let us look your car over now and attend to the
necessary repairs to carry you thru the winter. The
motor or rear end might need some care, or possibly
it is just the radiator or windshield. We can do any
thing with a Ford and do it right.
Our men are always on the job and are expert
mechanics, They have been trained for years in the
Ford way and know what to do. They never have to
guess.
As the Simpson Auto Co. is the only home of the
Ford in or near Pendleton, why not let them look aft
er your wants?
Our stock of parts is complete and are genuine
Ford manufacture. They give service and we always
strive to give the best.
Your for service,
Simpson Auto Co.
Water & Johnson 5t. Phone 408
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distinguished apart. Both can
wtnout the use of spectacles.
Jool and "Jim" Cheat wood were
born in Stokes county, North Carolina,
October 11, 1831. Joel located in
Kansas in 1857. He remembers many
Interesting Incidents of pioneer days.
Delaware Indians were on reservations
here when Joel first came to Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Clieatwood cole
brated their sixtieth wedding anniver
sary January 20, 1921. The couple
have seven children, and among them
are twin daughters, both of Kansas
City, Mo. They ure fifty three years
old.
Jim Cheatwood located in Kansas
ii 1856, a year before his brother.
BY SCOREOF 21-ZERO
Opponents Crippled Through
Loss of Four Good Men;
One Man Hurt in Tong War.
THIv DAU.KS, Oct. 29 The Pen
dleton high school football team yes
terday afternoon defeated The Ialles
on the local gridiron in a hard-fought
contest. L'l to 0. The Dalles went in
to the game minus four of Its regular
men. Hob Sanders, star quarterback,
is in the hospital with a bullet wound
In his hip as a result of the recent tong
shooting here, while three other play
ers were barred from participation In
any more football games this season
when the school board voted to remain
In the State Athletic association and
abide by its rulings.
Despite the weakened team, Coach
Murray's warriors put up a game
fight, but could not penetrate the
heavy Pendleton line. The Fendleton
backfield performed like clockwork.
All three touchdowns were made by
Pendleton In the first half, two being
indirectly caused by The Dulles' fumbles.
LOCAL VETERAN IS
HONORED UPON HIS
82ND BIRTHDAY
(East Oregonian Special.)
UMAPIXE, Oct. 29. ,At the regu
lar school meeting held Tuesday aft
ernoon the budget for the school year
of 1921-22 was passed unanimously.
The amount voted this year will ex
ceed that of last by about $1000. This
s necessary on account of a small In
crease in the general running expenses
of the school . and provision being
made to retire some outstanding war
rants, and interest on school warrants.
The Vincent school Is progressing
smoothly under tho supervision of
Principal J. D. Harnih, no friction of
any character arning. The rooms are
all filled to capacity and the directors
have been obliged to supply more fur
niture In the primary grade to take
care of tho children.
Henry Speiss, athletic coach, has his
boys Interested In the various athletic
activities, but is handicapped this
year on account of the small number
of students. The boys, however, are
making a wonderful showing in foot
ball, considering the material avail
able. F. U Armstrong, special adjuster for
the Northwestern Fire Insurance As
sociation, with headquarters In .Spo
kano, met with If. J. Kirk of the Hud
son Pay Hall Company last Mouday
and after a full Investigation assured
Mr. Kirk that the policy of $3000
would be paid within ten days. Mr.
Armstrong stated that if trio hall com
pany desired they could proceed Im
mediately with . the rtfnstructlon
work us tho insurance would bo paid
in full. . .
Mr. Armstrong made a flying trip
from Spokane driving the d-'stance In a
little more than five hours. Kince July
14th he has adjusted 105 fire losses
and driven his Uu'vck car more than
000 miles.
M. II. Hice Is the local agent for this
insurance company and the prompt
service in this matter by both himself
and the company he represents is ful
ly appreciated in this instance.
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Buick is the Pioneer Builder of
Valve-in-Head Motor Cars i
Twenty years of service have
given Buick valve-in-head motors i
unequalled reputation for power
and dependability. Saying "valve-
in-head" today means "Buick"
as much as it did two decades ago.
Buick Sixes
Duick Fours
32-Six-44 Tnree Pasa. Roaditer
22Six-45 Fiv ". Trurm .
2i-Six-46 Three Pais Coupt .
ll-Sn-47 Kiva Peta. Sedan
13 Sii-4tl Four Pam. Coup.
3-5ii-49 Seven Feet. Touring
JJ-Sii-JO Seven Paet. Sedan
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ins
343S
3J2S
I73S
3S3S
27 Fcur-34 Two Pan RomdHer
3 Four-35 Five Pan. Tourint
22-Fnur-36 Three Fau. Coupe
Jl-Faur-37 Five Faae. Sedan
All Pries. F O. B. Fl.nt, Af chijan
Ait about Hit O. 6!. A. C. Plu.i
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S. P. Hutchinson,' Tendieton's G. A.
K. commander and senior vice com
mander of Oregon, was an honored
guest at a notable dinner party on
Thursday. The occasion was Mr.
Hutchinson's 82d birthday, he having
been born In Indiana on October 27,
1839. Mrs. Allen Khodcs and hnr
daughter, Mrs. Peters, were the birth
day dinner hostesses for Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchinson and the crowning feature
of the dinner was a mammoth cake
adorned with 82 lighted candles. The
whole affair was a surprise to Mr.
Hutchinson as was also the presenta
tion of a beautiful bouquet by a rep
resentative of the Daughters of Vet
erans. "To ino It, will bo n bright and
memorable Mpot ill my life to be so
kindly demembered by those dear
friends." he said..
Oregon Motor Garage, Inc.
Phone 468 ' 119, 121 W. Court
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOP.ILES ARF, HUIIT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
Coming to
PENDLETON
DR. MELLENTHIN
A KI CCKSKFI L KPIOCIAMST FOB
THE FAST FIFTEEN YF.AHS.
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Saves Time
and Labor
Albert Knoepkc, Moccasin,
Montana, says: "I would
rather quit the ranch than do
without Delco-Light. It
saves at least 14 hours per
eek in In hot at a cost of ap
proximately $1,115 per
month."
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Write for Catalog
ACKERMAN &
. ZURFLUH
Golden Rule Hotel
Building.
DELC0-L1GHT
"Electricity for
every Farm"
Always Ready to
Operate.
HOES NOT I SE sritKKltY
Will bo at
PENDLETON HOTEL,
THURSDAY, NOV. 10
Office Hours: 10 a. m, to 4 p. ni.
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DANCE
AT LIBERTY HALL
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
M i r
ONE DAY ONLY
No ( barge for I'uiniiiiiMlon
Dr. Mellenthln Is a regular gradu
ate In medicine and surgery and Is li
censed by tile state of Oregon. He
visits professionally the more import
ant towns and cities und offeis to all
who call on this trip consultation and
examination free, except, the expense
of treatment when desired.
DANCE TONIGHT
Union Hall Payant's Orchestra
Some Dance All Welcome
UNDER AUSPICES AMERICAN LEGION
MMI1MMMIMHIIMIIIMMIMHMIIIIIIII''U
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According to bis method of treat
ment ne noes noi operate ior niruim: i
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of !
stomach, tonsils or alenoids.
He baa to his credit many wonder
ful results In diseases of the stomach,
liver, bowels, blood, skin, nerves,
heart, kidney, bladder, bed welling
catarrh, weak: lungs, rheumatism, sci
atica, leg ulcers and rectal ailments.
If you have been ailing for
length of time and do not get any bet
ter, do not fall to call, as Improper
measures rather than disease are very
often the cause of ypur long standing
trouble.
j Hemembcr above date, that extml
' nation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment Is different.
any i 4
Tju ohotograph of Senator Phil
ander C. Knox Ukcn on his return
home from EuroM two days before
his death.
John Dorfman
Tailoring;, Cleaning,
Pressing, Repairing
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Address: 336
apolis, Minn.
lioHton Block, Minne-
DR. LYNN K. BLAKESLEE
Chroma and Nervout Ulseuei ant
DtMMMa of Women. X-RaT Electrir
Therapeutic.
Tempi Bldg. Boom 11
Ftaona til
Stormy Weather
brings in ducks and gecse. Do your hunting; now and get
the good shooting with
Western Shells
THE SHELL OF GOOD QUALITY
SOL BAUM
Sporting Good Store
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Phone 646-702
Hotel Pendleton Bulldinsr
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