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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. N. S. TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 fe&osiiari Y DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1922. Cop 'as a' Censor Your Fiieirids TO ATTRACT TOURISTS Wiiii f T'lTTTTTTT-'T'l 11 I Mil I r liYl 3 M7 jiMMMLjl-Sf H.HPJ IWM:..LJI.ayMJHlmMjaiaiW a' it w a ft !f I ' v I ii Mmmm By HEXRY L. FARR.Kl.I., (United Press Sports Editor.) 'EW .YORK, Sept. 5. (I", p.) Tete Kil.itiff, former second haseman for the Brooklyn Robins: is hnrnini tip the Pacific Coast League with the San Francisco club. He is playing a Smile good enough for any major lea gue nil.,. ut the scouts are passing lilm by and paying huge money for uiilirec). youngsters, Five major league clubs could use Kildruff and 't is strange that they are in..l-irp no effort to get him., II was lust as strange when he was al lowed to get cut of the majors. Kitduft rcrcntly said in San Fran cisco that he was railroaded out of fij'polilyn fceecause he asked for more money. "I tried to get an Increase out of Kbberts and pointed out another play er who was making more money. Kb berts said that I was just a gooi'. player, but the other player was be ing overpaid. I tore up the contract and he said he'd get rid of rac, so here I am," Kildtiff said. There Is 'no doubt that the players are entitled to more considei alinri than they get under existing condi tions. If a player is not given a I chance on one club, he ought to be .able to demand that he he transferred to another club, wliero his chances ' would be better. This does not apply in the case of a last place club who would appeal for a transfer to a championship team. For two years Johnny Mitchell who came from the minors as one of the Vest shortslop prospects of yan,, sat on the Yankee bench. It's a cinch that lie .wasn't improving his game. Kai'Iy this season, Ty Cobb wanted to take him away from the Yanks, bat offers were refused and it wns only in a pinch that Yank owners let him go to the Red Sox. The same holds good for Lefty O'Donl, young Yankee pitcher. lie held the bench for a season and was sent back to San Francisco where lie led Sthe league in pitching. Other major league clubs wanted him, but the Yanks recalled him and he has been on the bench all season. With another team where he might get at least a show he might develop Into a ? lO.Onii or $K.,0UO pitcher. He can't by sitting on tho bench. lira. -Mary Sladden had just lit 1 cigaret as she stood on a street li ner with her husband in Now ; k when a cop ordered her to brow it away. When she claimed t was her privilege to smoke he truck it out of her hand. And i"w the police commissioner must : ide if his men ba the right ta' vt as censors. Similar practices said to have been followed frequently in the eases of other players are one of the griev ances that is causing the major league players to start the organization of a. player's union. I 1 Raymond J. Cannon, Milwaukee at-1 . " torney. who is directing the work of (RETURNS TO FIND WIFE organization, says that the players all object to the form of the contract j MARRIED AND DIVORCED which permits the club owners to rail- r ad them out o tho game if they do I : not accept any kind of terms that they have wished upon them. SPOKANE CONSIDERS ROUND-UP GREATEST , INLAND EMPIRE SHOW It is known that some of the play ers interested in organizing for their own protection are high salaried men. Others are some of the best liked and most popular players around tlfe two big circuits. They feel that they should havo some voice in deals and trades that make virtual slaves of them. NEW YORK, Sept. 5. (I. X. S.) Mrs. Helen Courtney bod n't seen her first husband, George Reck, in four teen years. She thought he had gone west and died. So she married Hugh Courtney, from whom she wa:i sub sequently divorced. Recently she met P.eck, face to face, on a subway train. They decided the logical thing to do was to obtain u legal separation. j "Spokane considers the Pendleton jltound-l'p the Inland Kmpire's great j amusement offering to the world and 'the special train - which is coming j down to arrive in Let 'er rsuckvlllo I Saturday morning, September :, will I have so much Round-l'p spirit that '. they will startle the town." Tliis was the enthusiastic report of .Art Rudd, local booster, who just fin j ished what he characterizes as his most successful campaign of two years in the Inland Empire metropolis.. c ifltri Ifrniri-rr r-rnhttrtiMftun Elberta Peaches Today's Price Pendleton Trading Company Phone 455 The Hi to ot gerrtae QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION "If It's On the Market We Ha?e It" ; While in Spokane CuitMii'Tft and the Koum1-l train cejiimitU-tt worked with lluihl In ewry nay possible and as a result lt .was able to appear ,b i'ore 'nearly a thousand people in hIx luncheon pep hi Iks. Ho tilo reached thousands through newspapers of the city. I Through tho cooperation of L. M. I I'avenport of the Davenport Hotel large picture in natural j in the lobby uf the magnificent hos- ' ; telry ami JiundredH of guests see it j leach day. A. Uound-IJp slyn, featur- ; '. ing the famous llound-L'p tfirl, has I been framed and also lianas in the : ' lobby. ., Five hundred boosters for ihe Sj.o- i kane fair pave the I'endtelonian the ! uitfKVst ovation of the summer Tucs- day noon at u monster luncheon at the fair grounds. As a result f the talk j the special train committee rcporls a j 'number ofMiew names added to their ; ! list of folks wlio will attend the show, j j Mr. Jiudd Is now in U'ullu U'alta. t ; where be spoke before the Wiwanls i ; club Friday ikkui. 5 ; i MAMUI.AV, liiirnia. Sept, 5. A. p.) With its tbousund pagodas. 'its deserted palaces and its pictur ' esijue ruins, the city or Mandala. .continues to be a place of chief at It ruction of the European or Amcr-j jii an visitor to Burma. j I The palace grounds, surrounded In a wall and moat, are about a mile land a half sinmre. The building' have a cheap gaudiness about them which compares in many ways to jtiiat of an American street earnl jval. Still preserved arc the throne j rooms and the apartments of the Iking, the senior queen and netucrou: I junior (iiieens. Mlndon Alin, tie- next to last king of liurma. married 57 wives seeking, evidently, to dis fcoyi-r what the "57 varieties" are hiko ! From the palace grounds an .Vm I eriean taxi lakes the visitor to the foot of Alandalav hill, one of the i holy places " of Tlnrma I'.uddldsm. ; Here tliose who a're aillicrents of tlio illuddhist religion and are willing to remove their footwear may ob Uain great merit by cBmbing the j nearly 4 00 steps which lead to thej J summit. . ! The zayats ' (rest bouses) built at j itbe foot of the bill arc interesting .chiefly on account of the pictures i which appear along the walls. Most "I of these depict supposed incidents in Mtbe life of Oautama Ruddlia., and! 'provide good instances of an ineon- jlstcney which is typical of llirrmnns. i I Though Buddah was an Indian., h is always picti-yed in llurinesei : clothes. And though he lived about; i Son years before, the time of't'biist j electric lights and electric fans are ! to be seen in the same room with I jhim. 1 j Arakan pagoda, on the other side! I of the city, presents a striking up-I Ipearancc by its .being plastered over i 'with gold leaf. The image housed j (here was stolen 'and carried away! i from . Arakan by the llurnians in j ITS I. II was cast during the re'gn 'of a king who succeeded to the ! throne of Arakan in the year A. D. jl4i. The old llurman lfing used to try to please l!uddlia by making war ! on their neighbors, carrying off, as jllie fruits of victory, all the Images j they could find, the Chamber of Alandalay has been dwindling in Spokane Special ! population since il cased to be tho capital of Tlnrma. l'eople say thai every other man in town is a monk, and one out in the street carlv ill the ' morning would almost believe dial this is true. There are usually i-everal yellow gowns and black beg ging bowls for each block. 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