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READ THE EAST OREGOMAN SPORT PAGE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS FURNISHED BX THREE SERVICES, A. P., U. P. 'AND I. N. SL BE TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 rt TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 Etonian i- - i ri- 1 1 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, FENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1922 IB V hi!.. (.. I til-- :.im sh. low- is ;i :i!:i!!i I, .ft l'ii-1 it r. 'il u Wfaktuss in rrciii;! Swat King Slows up on Low Ones and Grounders in Field Position Hug-gins Says fnvis ami uroiim! I ..ills. M.. w:i t"0 h. uvy f.,r ilu- imsitioii and In mahuviiii .1 that h,' didn't . t . n,.us:!i work chasing tins to Ki-- down his Kirth. It' Husins v,.is i:n!i Wacli fr,,in t lit rvttoit Tisers it any ntlur first cla--s c:trd'iier, tilt chanse is almost sure to cuim. With lioi hind t!i a- iii.inatr. Win tliti ;:e snt-crt ti.-.t r nut is nm kpiwn. l.t thi' f:wt r.n-.:iins th.it iho cu.i. vv, m- thniuah ti thv tl':-vj:'s was siv.-n t.ih.-r .,-.ir. nit am1 ;tr;ut . MOTION PICTURE NEWS nj' Xonii H. Mi-Kaul, deputy slier- .lo lh- I'mII I'it-rty t ..1m broke ni the triumvirate thit ;ist'ii ami tlu i ItutSi tl ,u - UY HKVItY I FAlMiKLI. (I'tiitotl Press Staff CoiTes,iinib nt. i XKW YOLK. Jan. 13. l'.ahf Until .'s slated to iilay first base next season . tor the New York Yanks. New York will not be surprised to see the Swat Kinif switehed from pa trol of the sun pardon to the door keeper of the American League eham pions' infield. Miller Hugging. niaiuKer of the club has not committed himself ofileiiilly. hut he has let It be known that he has !a trrniin- "'X, IliU-itlls M'":se!-rn i"" ! d hii-i all i it KiiipaiiKii (rone ironi, nation that finally fan r the t in;., H.UKins is expeetetl to yet j missioner Landis and sot s, t down itn-', j iiion- itsuiis ironi until, .tieusei ami: m Mav 20. I His , the entire team. This is not meant to ' ' '. inter that I'eek was a rebel sisainst I Here are no ether iiuinu serial can- . his manager or any kind of a di.-- '''dales on the team in. v. It.ith has tiirl.tr, for he is anything but that. always eltine that he e"iM never j However, I'eck 'was too popular with I fe" a managerial job until lie is the club. The nmi-Ilunins clan madi through as an attive player and most t'eck their adopted leader and persis tently campaigned for the removal of the mite manager am! the Installation of the popular shortstop as their man-aster. The issue eame to a head darinjr th last western trip of the club las season, lliiuains was laid up for two weeks in a hospital and I'eck was aet intf mana-'er. The club went like a nonse a tire anil dtil not lose a Mill I of Jhe other mein'iel'f yieiiv.'s'ers or veterans ; obvious tr.i'ts of leaders : apparent all over I'eck. the team ar- without tile bill that were 'I AMUIICAX ixroitTs in.. sictiiss- I'ock. ' Unpins and lt ek did not have th same managerial policy and when Hiifrnins returned to the club, th 1 oen considering the clianse for some j fi time. I "First base will not be a stran...e s berth to the slus't'ini; sultan as lie. played the position with the Huston' players elaimeil that they could Kid Sox. Late in the season last year. I the penant only by following 1' the big Hum put in about ten minutes , The shortstop remained out of every day en the first corner during ( controversy, however, and gave fielding practice and he likes tlie pusi-; very best to Muggins, trying at tiun. YVAIIIXiiTn.V. Jan. I'. 1 - American efforts were successful in preventing splitting of the arms con ference on tlie Khantung (pie-dion. Negotiations today resulted in the Cliinete and Jc.panose delegations' win setHl'ng their respective Boveinmeiits eck. coniironiise inoposals on tlie settle tho mem of the railway deadlock. If the his railway settlement i:i reached an the agreement over the withdrawal of same time to yet the other players be- troops will be easily reached. 'W'v?T?rT tmai. QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION BANG! Best Creamery Bolter 2 lb. Roll 75c STRICTLY FRESH EGGS (not pulfots) 2 DOZEN 75c Crystal W. Soap, 20 bars $1.00 Best Crepe Toilet Pai)er, 16 rolls 31.00 Best Iova Corn, 7 cans. 81.00 Apples (4 varieties) box 50c CAULIFLOWER, 3 FOR 25c. FINE FRESH, WHITE HEADS. .For Quality. Merchandise this makes every housejvjfea good -saving. Every thing obtainable in fresh, crisp Vegetables. String Cut Beans, 7 cans $1.00 Oranges 2 dozen 45c ISIVOI I Tlllv m:yv ukav ritTi i;i: 1 STIIJS i xi ky i:moti-1 I.ove. hate, aneer and joy all find' an outlet in the gripping story "Von-! fliel." which will bring the beautiful! I'riscilla Mean to the liiwdi Theatre li day. I'riscilla Mean fans, who have ai.xiously awaiting the stars latest ' picture, after having enjoyed "Uepu- j talion" so thoroughly, will be more' than repaid for their patient vigil. ; Tilts rniversal-Jewcl iroductioii is supreme in its detail ami technical!- tics, a great deal of time having been) spent on finding desirable locations! for the North Woods scenes. That they are true In every detail will be' readily observed even by the most ex- j pert woodsman. ' 'Conflict'- presents a cast worthy! of note, including, as leading man,' Herbert Uawlinson, one of the best known players of the screen. Kdward 1 Connelly, Hector Sarno. Martha .Mat- I tox, I., r. Shumway. Sam Allen. Capt. I '. I-:. Anderson, lliltoi. Mrown audi Mill : II Mm. i Ktuart I'aton, the well-known di- j rector of " Imputation," also directed ' this picture. .Many of the most im-1 portant sentiences of the narrative were tal en in llrilish Columbia, where accurate scenes in the logging indiis try were obtained. The atmospheric background of the story is said to be startling in its exactness. llynamiling a log jam was one of the exciting incidents of the expedi tion. It was faithfully caught by the camera, and 'Will give a mighty thrill to playgoers. ;mii'i:ijs (H'l-osi s hi ssiws WASIIIXMTMX, Jan. 13. ( f. l'.l Samuel (lompers Issued a statement gorously opiiosing- iiailieination of lit the sup- Menine colll'eli and Trotsky lice next Mail SATURDAY PIG PORK SPECIALS YOUNG Pork Shanks ... Pork Roast Pork Steak Pork Chops Fresh Side Pork .... Brookfield Patties. Brookfield Links 0. P. Little Pig Link's 10c 18c 20c 28c 25c 2oc 23c COc POULTRY Young Roasting Chickens Young Baking Chickens Large Fat Hens FISH AND SEA FOOD Price King Salmon, Fresh St earner Halibut, Olvmpia Ovstcrs, Eastern Ovsters,' Crabs, Clams, Schrimp Meat. Large assortment of Prime Steer Beef, Young Lamb and Milk Fed Veal, especially selected for P. T. Co. quality. PENDLETON TRADING CO. If it's on the market we have it. tlie Sign of a Serrlm iAt rti ni COMMISSIONERS REPORT and THE UNIVERSAL CAft ie l-ora Sedan, witii electric sclt-startins; and lighting system anl demountable rims with 3-inch tires front and rear, is a family ear of class andcomfort, both insummerandin winter. For touring it is a most comfortable car. The large plate glas3 windows make it an open car when desired, while in case tif rain and all inclem ent weather, it can be made a most delightful closed car in a few minutes. Rain-proof, dust proof, fine upholstering, broad, roomy seat:;. Simple in operation. Anybody can safely drive it. hile it has all the distinctive and econom ical merits of. the Ford car in operation ar.d maintenance. Won't you come in and look it over? Yours for Service SIMPSON AUTO CO. Phone 408 Water and Johnson Street stA.slx'l i Today Children oc Adults 23c A BIG SUPER SPECIAL PICTURE at popular prices. First time in Pendle ton. Comedy THE TENDERFOOT I'm ll'lr TVI. Cimiliniiy, iilTid ti'lrilionis I'l-urtlcliin Tiilunii', nilviutiM-iuu I. At. SYliunni'il, snliu-y - I'Vtii.iim--: r r.-r: ; .' . . ;-. . . v. !. I.. Ilunnlufr. du 1!. K. I'un. do I'. T. MiiHvn, I'xpi-i'H mill ti'H- CTulll l'ilut lippnril, dnckt't li'iacH, etc 11. I. K'i'.itiif, district uttiirney ''. Z. H.inilnll, drputy district utiurni'V H. W. lil'liind, luintlnn Western I'niun, teleynillis . . . rnderwiind Tyievi-iter Co., Kiiinilles r.ownmn's Studle, develnpin tind iii-lnllnn j J!. T. Ilriiwn, postitue '. i (ihiss I'ruillinnnnc Co., sup plies 1'. li. I'"ru.ier. (In I Sniiiuel Kwensnn, ink liruee A. ( ; il 1 hi li i. ofl'lce wnrli, etc. U. Ayres. et nl, nssessor . . Lulu . I liven, school supt. ... Jlis. I.. .M. .M.-itlieny, d W. W. llreen, do Idii Slewnit, widiiv iensiiui Wlniili. Fox, do, l.etlin J. Klnit. ilo Airs. .Iiicol, Klnniii-d, do Mury i:. Wilson, di Mrs. .iainiN Ciiunon, do Klsri t'unililidw, d I 'onic (ioyen, di Minnie K. Krost. do Kli.ru Wilder, d Maude lloi'ce, do Kiliel SI riiiKel-, do I'lieilie I'ower & .inht Co., lights I'enilletini Wnter Works, wa ter Ind. City Scaveimef. hiiuliiiK . .' 1'kinli Jleieantile Co., poor.. Kiirl C. Ilrownell 1 St. Anthnny'H Hospital, do ... M. 11. K'user, do ' Slanrielil Mercii lit lie Co., do. . ! rruillniKl (iroeei-y, do , iteorne a .Miller Co., do ..... 1 Shields Fruit Co. d ! Milton Urn Co., do Rylwn MaeKi.y. do i:us!eel & Stanley, do I'einlletiui Cash .Market, do.. Ali'ianiler's. poor and jail . . . , lines and (iirls Aid Society, poor ieo. C. liner K- Co.. do Conroy's t.'asii (Iroei-ry, do .. , I'endleion Holler Mills, do . . John Taylor, poor furio Ilainley ,Vr Co., ioor farm . . . , A. C. Kueieii & liens., piinl' and Jail I'eoples WarelioiiHe. Jail C. I'. Miller, di .1. . VaiiMhan, do . , W. .1. Clarke, do . .oetli Honker, liiianl of pris- i.ners . .1 . A. I Ii.sl, insa ne Aubrey K. lerr', waterniaster I.. M. I'.rmvn, election S. I'. Hutchinson. Indigent ol diers 'V. II. I'.ailey, relief ''has. I!. Oral, staler of weight a nil ineaures ..... ; .folui Hailey, juvenile officer Hank of .'leewate-. special "Kent I'eniii.-ioii 'rradintf Co., spe cial officer It. W. Sinclair, do . V.: V. H. Hidiiwuy, d i City of I'endleion, liluury ... ; l.ee Muorhouse, renewal of i liotid ' Joseph i:ll. do I Ward Studio, niiscclluiicoliit .. 1. P. l.ivcndcr, J. C. Marin, do C. i rroehstel, deputy clerk Carloita Hickox. stenesrapher Claire Iturrmmhs. deputy re corder .1. A. eltst, phvsiciall J. A. Hern and ivife, hospital liny Cook, janitor Kast Oieconian. ttdvertisins. . Kranklin Press, printiint 1-rt Thomas, poor IVspain Leo. dt Llt raiy Association, hooks . . hrcii I J 1- (iill hotiks and sup- I lies 11. V. Ireland, supplies liny H. Johnson, fuel C. I'. .Miller, plunihins T. O. Iteese. Iniildiu repairs Senice Transfer & Storage Co.. frciitht Cacit'ic Telcihone l'o tele phone Pacific Power & Litht Co., liihl Mis. J. T. llinkle, tiavelin-,' expense Mrs. :. K. p.ean, do S. I.. Nasiui. salary W. W. Hiurah. Janitor K"rida (ilover, salary Helen Clark, do Maxiuc Sella limp, apprentice Kthelyn Horsman. do llohert liean. Janitur . . . race A. liilliam. spcelal of ficer Vila liafferty, aid H. M. Turner, sheriff Iloml W an ants A. It. Kern, hond Claude Lincoln, et nl, general pay roll H. .M. Penuetl, et al. pay roll L. .1. Shannon, roadniastcr , . Whitfield. Withccm:, & C,,.. accoiiiitantH auditing hookM Whitefield, hitcoinl. & Co., d. '. lirace A. Cilliani. licenst' fees for ears, tiurks I'". W. McCoinfis, liniilier I'reiron .Motor Oaraite plies llenoa Collins Hour Mills, do j Commercial Hotel, hoard and i vooin C. K. He.Marls, labor Taylor Hardware (. K,ipp,.n lieoIKe Parnuin, daniUKe on roail Frank Itoailh, supplies I. C. Penney Co., blanket . . . Pacific Power & LlKllt Co., distribntlnir lino extension Pacific Power liu'lit Pacific power power . . , . Paclire. Poiver tiile)liiinn , . 'lias. Illy, hrldK'e lumber Ann .Mai lock, rent for road department K P. Illsley, repairing- Philip Jones, material Milton Pox Co., do L. K. toy, supplleu J. F. Snider, repairing Anna Thoinpson, inealH Sturgis & Rtoile, su. lilies ... I. L. VaiiKlian, niHterinl "renon Motor (laraKe, sup plies Simpson Auto Co., do WnttH liowi-M, do W. ,. Clarke, supplies l'enland Pros., rent of stall and itrounds I iretion Hilw. & Imp. Co., cul vert pipe I'iper & nicks, mm P. A. Case, inalerial L. S. Hem ley, Inc., oil , American Ity. & F.xpress, ex press i 1'. .1. Shannon, refund and tracing cloth Chas. lierley, viewing road .. ('has. lirlerly, d Fcho News, publlHhlnif nolice Mrs. T. F. Kelly, meals W. (I. rh"lps, personal ex pense W. (1. Phelis, et al, pay roll. . .1. S. Thompson, pay roll .... C. (1. Praclier Hdw. Co., nails I. II. Stanton. Ijond fund liKlit-of-way . . ...... 1. ..(! 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H.75 a 20 OFF Friday and Saturday 20 OFF On all Ladies' and Gents' garments made to your own individual measurement. liiii'Ki'st anil most i niiiiili to kIkiwIiik r iloim-Mlc' uml iniiort.tl I'liltrtt-M Ctrl' shown in IViiillcton. . , ' I.MLOIl MADi: SI ITS I'ltO.U IH.OO AND ( Li:M.i. i-ki ssim;. iti:i'iuii ALL WOUli (il AllA.Ti;i;i. vv. I IN DORFMAN, The Ladies' and Gents' Tailor w i im nt, huk 9H1 173.00 .,f.,,.,,5..t-),i,)l).9s 52.50 8.15 4.0'' 7.15 25.00 57.C5 11.50 11.115 11.15 r,:i.s 32.3(1 23.50, 5 1 o.oo ! 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On 3S.70 2H.20 2. 00 107.21 lo.fiO 24.110 j 2 25.00 I 79.33 1 CONTINUANCE OF THE WONDER BARGAINS Sleds, flexible flyers ;....L2 Price Dolls, all kinds 1-2 Price Boudoir Lambs, electric 1-2 Price Baskets, all kinds 1-2 price Stationery, high grade 1-2 price Winter Underwear' 1-2 nrice "THE BARGAIN BULLETIN" Stamped Goods, Towels, Aprons, are all going at 1-2 Price 2 SERVICE OF SINCERITY To HKKV'll Kllh Hid SflUIT Of HKLPKUL XKSS In Mniilriy i.vcry facility fop INCHKASLVO TMK rSKFCLMOSS of HiIk store to build upon the fiiiuiiliitlon r,f l.oyALTV, one to another, nd ALL to mir iniiiiiiiiiilt.v: To lie WMIiTHY of fullest COXFIDENC'B to k, p. FAITIC in every THANS ACTION, no mt-ti-r how Hiiiu.ll. to bo PIUK.VDLY. 8INCEKK to rei-i'lve l'ATUil.N'H AS OllKSTS to Ind lute (.'oKDIALITY iiml llnoi) CHMBR; Thee thiiiKS constitute the aim at TltE BEE 111VK. You will reitllzo jrreut Hav. ItiKs by making your purrliiiH- es of iliiiiici'wiire now, for we are giving you a liberal dis count of 33 1-3 on top of our altcudy low prices. THE BEE HIVE "More for Less" PENDLETON OREGON p il- 7.- f () I- r I . 15.00 200.40