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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 24, 1922.
aning
With
arrell
From a ifcnernl standpoint. the
Army-Navy conflict will b? the same
nf the day anil it should bo a whale of.
same.
n',.. fmietK mv represented hy !
best team of the last four years and
ilhe Midshipmen have come into the
habit of developing Bi eat elevens slm-e
Hob Folwell took charge.
! Both have wonderful playing lines
and both have fine runnins and over
head attacks. In Pmythe, the Army
has found a Ions needed field general
and in Miasw Oillen, the Navy has
developed a sr. at kicker, something
that the midShipmen have lacked for
three years.
The two elevens looK t.) oe ein.
uatehed and many of the eriiies are
I ickinc the Army to win. The cadets
I.,.,,.,,, .,,, t,, hrat the Navv will have to
show smarter football than they have
displayed in several of the earlier
If It' comes down to a ease of brain
work tlie Navv ought to win.
...
Harvard booted all dinners for the
"Riff Three" title and exploded a lot
of fine hopes when the Crimson wa'i j
lieaten and made to look very bad hy j
Princeton. Up to that same, Harvard
was seneraiy conwiucn-o
mnst nnwerfiil team in the east.
The defeat of the Crimson was not
as much a surprise, as the manner in
which it was brought about. H-rvard
made errors of fundamental football
and mistakes in judgment that have
tile
lia
liton
rst.
Yale
r occurred sinr
m was installed.
was slow in nevniopms' this
'year and was following obsolete t'oot
, ball tactics until the Army held the
I Ells to a tie. Since then. Yul. has
I sprung up wonderfaly and as a re
! suit, the New llnv.n eleven will lie the
favorite tomorrow. j
ft must be remembered, however.:
that Yale was a hlir favorite List year;
and yet lost the same because they,
played much like Harvard did against '
1'rincetun. It must he remembered j
also that Harvard wil not make the;
mistakes that caused (he downfall ill
.'he rrineoton game.
l;c;ardl'ss of all that il ls happen- i
Ml. H is oar opinion that Harvard
.'ihouhl win. j
a a -
!
WESTERN GIRL TELLS
(Into
Cnrn-'H, 1 Vn nsv - :mi" .
TVnn Ptfilo Onntrp and I
b n vo t ): I II k ST i Vi n i0 rn es
the schedule is latherl
lisht.
Tjafaycttr. ;unl U'hi- will have
th"'r annua? brittle at hnsfnn. Dart
mouth and Hrnwit moot at Providence
nnd iho Wasl.iiv.'ton
eleven poos wo:;t for ii
I'niversity of Detroit.
and Jefferson
K'amo vIth the
The Western I'nntVi'oniM vi Ivivo a
busy dnv with f;:tmos between Illinois
and Ohio State, Inu-n and Xovthwost-n-n.
Cli'oa'-o and Wisconsin and Mich
igan and Mtnnopota.
AWWWHIU1I..I
II QUALITY
BY HENRY L. FAIUIEL.U
(United PreBS Sports Kditor)
'NEW YORK. Nov. 24. (U. P.)
Two of the greatest football events of j
the season come as rival attractions
on tomorrow's schedule. j
Yul and Harvard engage in their (
annual classic in the New Haven bowl
and the championship of the United
States service will be decided in the
new Pennsylvania stadium between
the Army and the Navy.
Competition between the two will be
negligible from a business standpoint, j
as they each have enough of a per- j
sonal following to twice fill any sta-,
dium in the country. j
Yale and Harvard have had a lorn? I
time claim on the last Saturday of j
November while the service academies j
usually battle a week later. The ter- )
..!!., iu.- tun f.iHota mill the !
i one WKtUllVI UIHl MIL
midshipmen drew in the past three j
years, however, caused the athletic of- i
ficers of West Point and Annapolis I
to decide on an earlier date. I
SERVICE .SANITATION
Extra Special for Saturday
20c lb.-SIRLOIN STEAK 20c lb.
YOUNG PIG PORK STEER BEEF
Pork Roast 18c Meaty Boil 10c
Pork Steak 20c Pot Roast Beef ....121 -2c
Pork Chops Chuck Steak . . . 15c
A FINE LINE OF POULTRY FOR THANKSGIVING - Turkeys, Geese,
Ducks and Chickens. Place your order early.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Fancy Large White
Cauliflower 40c
Fancy Large Celery,
2 for .25c
Malaga or Emperor
Grapes 25c
Fresh Spinach, 3 lbs. . . 25c
Japanese and Navel
Oranges.
riiHbnnrh.
cvn!a T.vh
a.rd WhifT
IIV WILLIAM tl. I'AVCK,
national News Service Staff
rorrespondi nt. i
US AXniOLRS. Xov. 1! . Thrilliiur
stories of experiences tliirint;' a year's
May in famino-riddt-n Snivma that
road liko pafios from the history of
the darkest aiues were told by Mis.i
ITrlon C'ralff, nroUy Whit tier girl and
rolicf worker, following her return
here recently.
-Month after month, while terror
played in ttie upper land; a hurried
roseue on a I'nited Willi's destroy r,
while death-dealing attacks and mas
saei't s reiwned in Smyrna, a triji across
ICurope, the siht if the Statue of Lib
erty in N'ow York Harbor, and home
to sunny California such. is hor
storv, stripped of its inh'rosthti; side
light s.
Miss C'riUj;' said she had been in
Sniyrna'but a short time when the re- j
e-nt ntif hni'Ht came tbo Turks on
jeeted to the. teaching: of Phristian't'
and the socminsly noverendtnff sioi;e
that followed.
.lust when hope of rescue for sever
al hundred Americans seemed furth
est away there came the rescue ship,
according to Miss Craitf. The refusees
wore taken to Athens and later wend
od their way across Europe to France
and then to America,
VPS
brown &a
,35, .
MOTHER OF 'FIFTEEN
MOt'LIXS, France, Xov. 24. (I. X.
S.)- "Come, it's time to Bet up, Pierre,
I-ouis, Cecile, Oeoracs. Lucie, .Marcel
(iahriel. Jean. Henrielte, Alice, Marie,
(illMtnve, neorpctte ami Suzanne!" This
i.s the first of the many morning duties
of Aline. Celina Cheminol. who, at the
age of 35 is the mother o fifteen lid
dies. Of those fifteen children, Mine.
Cheminot has lost l,ut one. Four of
the boys work on neiKhhnriiiir farms.
The falhor and tivo other sons till the
soil of their own poventeen acre plot.
The house itself has only two rooms,
and yet, to quote Mine Cheminot, "We
are as snn.tr as a bui? ornather buss
in n ru.!"
'usages
A
Chilly mornings do have their bright mo
ments
f'r instance, when the steaming Flap
jacks, with a little brown sausage or two, are
set before you.
Their fragrance and their down-right
"goodness" will make Flapjacks a habit with
you.
They can only be made with
loersriaDiacRriour
ALBERS
BROS. MILLING CO., Pacific Coast Millers
PENDLETON
TRADING CO.
If it's on tlie market we have it.
TA.MPA. Da.. Nov. 2-i. All llBht
houses from Key West to Tampa on
the Gulf of Mexico are to he equipped
with Riis-hurniliK beacons, aeconl'nsr
to announcement of official of the
I'nited Hlates l.iiihthnuso service who
recently completed a survey nf this
te rritory. The I'intsch syatetn, tn use
on many railways, is to be Installed.
The ihango will affect several hun
dred lighthouses find channel beacons.
Tt Is made because It has been found
pas burns with a more brilliant ami
penelratiivj liuht than kerosene and
reiiiiires much lesn attention.
TAKES A DRINK TO
WASH DOWN COAL DUST
AKItn.V, O., Nov. 2-1. (I. X. S. )
A new use for whiskey was d'seloHod
in Judyo II. C. Splcer's juvenile court
lore. Walter liokerslys, whose daiiKh.
ter was under inquiry, was asked if he
ever drank anything, lie is a eoal-
truek driver.
"Just a little now and then to wash
the coal-dust out of -my throat, your
Honor." he said. "Two little drinks
vvlll do it. I don't care for It any
other time." "
lie added tha,t he l.'ked to clean up,
or down, after every load and that he
hauled a ;od many loads of coal In n
day.
compelled to tnosw - The move
ment is based on the overwhelming
number of perilous killed or maimed
every year by being' run uvir by ve
hicles at street intersections.
$IK MIMMl M WACll.
NEW Y'OItlv, -Nov. 24. -(I. N. fU
KlKhteen dollars a week is the mini
mum salary upon which a K'rl can
live comfortably nntl decently in New
York City, Miss Cornelia E. Marshall,
president of the Association to Pro
mote 1'roper 1 oiiHi ii4' tor filrls, de
clared at the recent two-day confer
ence of the orjjiinizjitloii.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford Sedan is the favorite family car,
seats five comfortably. While an enclosed car
with Permanent top.'it has large windows, and
may m a minute be changed to a most delight
ful' open car with always a top protecting
against the sun. In inclement weather it is a
closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof.
Finelv upholstered. Equipped with electric
starting and lighting system and demountable
rims with 3-mch. tires front and rear. A real
fan-.ily car. Von't vou come in and look at m
"TVi flf-liohts of the electric
car with" the economy of the
Ford.
SIMPSON AUTO CO.
PImw MS Water and Ji.hiison St
Safe
Miik
For infant,
invalid 4k
Childrtt
The Original Food Drink fcr All Apes.
Quick Lunch at Home OffireiFour.tair.s.
RichMillc. Malted Grain Extract'n Pow
der Tablelfornis. Noumhini-Nccouking.
Avoid nia(''on nvA S-I.-4:.,...
J'll,Ullili;iliiillliiili
Try the drug etore
first." and Kocppens,
the drug stor that
serves best, for Pre-
C'W'i"?mii':i,'i"M,;..;.ii
TUBERCULOSIS K'LLS
5 IN MANILLA STREETS
MAXri A, Nov. LM. Fivf pr-rsonH
tticil nn tho sirnf-ts nf Manila recr-iit-h
of XhvvoH. They wcro
F-'ilip-'niis. AlthouKh thf Anti-Tubrr-
i ouiosis Kocioty f-st inuits that r0 prr
! ff-;it of ih riidivp poiMMntion is af-
fortcd hy t ihf-rc'Mlosis in th provin-i
' cos and not lss Uiaii f,U) have th';
l s( :is in .M.-mila, 1 hi? Io crnnif-nt !
, rarcH for lnit s i palit-ntH, half of j
: wliinn heir thfii- own xpnss at ilif1
j tu't'rrii!i;His h"sp:':il on th- outskirts!
J of Mie r'.iy. riyint; on the HtriH'tHi
j han d a tcinpopa ry Intt-iost in,
i th - sit lia lion. j
i i; sikmkts si'i.r j
j MoTcH i;T, i-Yanr.-, Nov. 24.'
i --M. ilt r.r?,. jit-nlin, u famn r, was '
"vMcpt:-iiv Villi-. ( iiy his own hand 1
j M. Qm-ntin was knocking wjilnntf1
-r.fn it tr-o. fr iiM-.l h.s siiot K'in. !
"joIM ti it with th- IDH.1- pointing to-
vhuI h!m. Strit-ine the trw with th
ofjtt, th-- i; uii i;s har J, k;Hfn him j
nstantly. ' j
V. V. M IIKS Tit WTIV I.IM-:S
SEW YORK, Nov. L'I.- TIiIm city
ha.s (Icelai'i-fl war on "jaywalkers."
The Huivaii of IMihlie Safety, a now
branch of the I'olire Depart inept, :s
now rohsMi-t'iny a.jo-oposal to chart
the rity streets Into preserihen! lanes,
br th fans of palnte! lines, throtif-h
which niotoiists anl pfHestrians will
Pride of Rome
wiiiiiIih'v win-lit
I'llltlll'S,
W'lNXII'Kti. Nuv. 2 I. --W heat, lie-rt-nihcr,
$1.04 S-S. May, 1 1 .ON 1-4.
AKItOX, ()., Nov. 24. Mrs. M. C.
Kpi'Oi- or Akrnn was enjoying wom
an's rhvhtH Ioiib heforo , tho average
wiiinun uwukciifd to hnr posslbilitlea.
Kor thtrty-Hlx yours Bhe hus been em
ployed liy thu Jtultlmoie & Ohio Itall
niiid t.'omiuiny, twenty years ot which
hi spent, ns iiKent at Shawnee, Ohio.
Six months uko she was transferred
to Hntzum, where she now presides as
paHsenKer, freluht and ticket a(?ent,
teli-Ki'iiph operator and bagrguue
Ntuiuht'r.
1 rs brow:.. --miiiii. fifcin.
mlr ttULX k T, K i y Pli flwt 1
LfeO. ll.bltli!Ytlu IQ rrt "
Wbca Bacrisc from
Baccbe, RheuxatUni, Lam
UiLk, Kidoeyt or bladder.
luTOLEY
KIDffEYPIliS
Tonic in Action
Quick to Civ Cood
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-l !! T-.-itto dl Va.1. (a. a evm-
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n ..mi. 4 Urauty las taken licrct ty
Uvirn ar.,J tbuut to tej
t-!ulautj la a tea OfcCciuanTui
, ta!.
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