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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
DOUBLE HEADER ENDS
IN AN EVEN BREAK
KUBS TAKE FIRST GAME AMI
BEARS THEN WALLOP
BAKER TEAM.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, June T.
Especial )-Walla Walla and Baker
broke even on two suggests Sunday,
the Kubs taking the first game, a
seven inning affair. IS to l. and the
Bears walloping Baker in the second
GO innings) Is to s. 4
In the first game Bakers pitcher,
Sutherland, was invincible, while
Washington was hit so hard he near
ly got a record, and in the second in
ming baseball luck was such that con-
ditions were reversed. Sutherland,
who started the second was chased
and the Bears gaily hammered every
thing that came across. 1t was a
great day for fattening batting aver
ages, 40 safeties being hit. Those
who failed to get a hit were surely
minus their horseshoes.
In the first game the Kubs got a
hit and run every inning but the
third. Sutherland in addition to
striking out eight, contributed a
homerun. French and Togneri got
two each and sutherland and Fuller
helped themselves to one each of the
ripe two baggers.
In game number one, the Kugs
| combined six two baggers. a home
run and 13 singles into four runs In
the first, one in the second. five ir
the fourth. two in the fifth, one in the
sixth and five in the seventh. Walls
walla picked but one in the fourth
In the second Sutherland LASTED
three innings, six hits and four rum
being cleaned from his delivery. Mel
II stuck 1t out two innings, seven hit
and nine runs, six OF them in the fifth
ending his career. Cellar in the re
mainder of the game allowed fou
hits and two runs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
RECORDS SHATTERED
IN 500 MILE RACE
THOMAS WINS, DRIVING
FRENCH CAR - OLDFIELD
FINISHES 5TH PLACE.
The Result,

1-Delage, Thomas, French, 6:oS:-
AS; average, s2.41.
2-Peugeot, Duray, French. 6:1O:24;
average, S0.ss.
3-Delage. Guyot, French, 6:l4;Ol;
average, 5000.
4-Peugot, Goux, French, 6:17:24;
average, 79.49.
5-Stutz, Oldfield, American, 6:23:-
SO; average, 1915.
6-Excelsior, Christiens, Belgian,
6:25:S0; average, 77.44.
7-Sunbeam. Grant, English, $685.
ITO; average, 1858.
s-Beaver Bullet, Keene, American,
6:40:5S:S2: average, 7lS2.
9-Maxwell, Carlson, American,
7:02:46.60; average, 1896.
10.-Duesenberg. Rickenbacher
American, 7.03:34 so; average, 1888
! INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-Rene
Thomas, driving French car won the
fourth annual 5O0-mile race on the
Indianapolis motor speedway yester'
day. All speedway records from five
to 500 miles were broken. The frs
American to finish was Barney Old
field, who crossed the wire in fiftl
place.
Thomas time was six hours thre'
minutes As and 99-100ths seconds. Th
winner maintained an average spec
of S247 miles an hour The forme
record of hours 81 minutes and 81
Tooth seconds was established by 10
Dawson in 1912. The new record es
tablished was due in a large measur
to the ideal weather conditions whic
prevailed.
Arthur Duray finished second,
minutes after the winner. Albel
Guyot. team mate of Thomas. wa
third and Junes Goux winner OF tn
1918 race finished fourth
Six men were injured, none of thei
seriously, during the contest
! 1t is estimated that 100000 person
saw the contest
J Thomas won first prize of $500
;. and accessory prizes and trophies WI
l swell this amount to about $4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01

Summary of game-Left on bases
Baker 6, Bears 10; two base hits
Wallace. Lind. Togneri; sacrifice hits
schmidt, Childers, Rees; sacrifice lily
schmidt and Lundstrum; stolen bases
Johnson and Lundstrum; double
play. Togneri to French; walked by
Meili 3, by Cellar 2; by Rees, q
struck out by Sutherland 2; by Cellar
Q. by Rees 4; wild pitch, Cellar i
passed balls. Fuller 2, umpire, Beck
time Of game 1 hour, So minutes. AT
tendance 500.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01

Summary of game-Left on bases,
Baker 8, Bears 8; home run, Suther-
land: two base hits. Fuller. Cellar,
French 2. Togneri 2; sacrifice hit,
Sigsby; stolen bases, French, Sigsby.
Childers and Gardner: wild pitch.
Sutherland; double play, Togneri to
Fuller; hit by pitcher, Gardner and
King: walked by Sutherland 2. by
Washington 1; struck out, by suther-
land s. by Washington 8; umpire
Beck; time of game. hour 35 min
utes; attendance. 1000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01

If you have the itch. don't scratch
It does not cure the trouble and
makes the skin bleed. Apply Bal
LRD'S SNOW LINIMENT. Rub II
in gently on the affected parts. 1t
relieves itching instantly and a few
applications removes the cause thus
performing a permanent cure Price
25c. so and s1.00 per bottle. Sold by
all dealers.-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
Totals

Summary: Two-base hits-Varian,
Berry, Webb. Three-base hits-Har-
rod. Home run-Briggs. Sacrifice
fly-Peterson (N. ". Stolen bases
-Krause 8. Stoke .. Struck out
by Shredder. Z; by Kile, 2; by Peter
son. 5. Bases on balls-off Shredder
3; of Kille, /; off Peterson, 4. Wild
pitch.-Shroeder. Hit by pitched ball
Briggs and Pembroke by Peterson;
Krause by Shredder. Double play
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
SPOR s

EoltIuuy . IN5uIt3s :
At North Yakima-North Yakima
T. Pendleton 4.
At Walla Walla-Walla Walla lis;
Baker 15-5.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Pacific Coast League

At Portland 10. Los An
geles 4.
At San Francisco-sacramento 30,
San Francisco 0-5.
At Los Angeles-oakland rs, Ven
Ice pa.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01

yarian and Naughton. Left on bases
-Pendleton, 7; North Yakima, q
Umpire-Hall Time-1:55.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
Northwestern Ieaeue

At seattle-Seattle 4, Portland /.
At Tacoma-Tacoma 4, Victoria q
At Spokane-Vancouve 4, Spokane
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
Federal Leagl

Kansas City 5, St. Louis g..
Chicago /, indianapolis 0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
RucIks Get Six ZerOes.

Up to the seventh it looked like
shutout for the visitors. In the sew
enth Peterson got a single and ad-
vanced when Pembroke got hit.
Briggs force hit retired Peterson at
third and advanced Pembroke, who
advanced with Briggs on Coen's single
to the fence and scored when Naugh-
ton walked.
In the eighth Varian walked and
advanced after McKeen and Peterson
flied out, on Pembrooke's walk.
| Briggs drove them in ahead OF him
with a long fly over left field fence
and Coen flied out to short.
Shredder went out at first in the
ninth and Naughton walked again,
advancing when Lodell went out at
first after a nice stop of his grounder
by Stokke. Varian doubled, scoring
Naughton, and McKeen flied out to
lv.fs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
SATURDAYS GAME is
WON BY \. YAKIMA

NORTH YAKIMA, June Livery
body but Kile took at least one peck
at Shredder Saturday and everybody
hut Kile succeeded in negotiating all
the bases However, he allowed but
10 men to face him in the three in
nlngs that the arm held out. Peter
son replaced him on the mound in the
fourth and allowed a scratch, two
singles, double and homer with
two on bases, all for a total Of five
scores. The Braves scored two in the
first and one in the fourth and then
lopened up for repetition of Friday S
performance, making the final score
Ii TO s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-01
American League.

Chicago 6, Cleveland 1.
st. Louis 4, Detroit /.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
Umbrellas
Csc

10 dozen rain umbrellas.
natural wood handles
each ................25e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
Underwear
29c

Mems athletic underwear,
shirts and drawers. all sizes,
regular Soc grade -. .29c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
Skirts
15c

Misses white inene skirts,
pearl button trimmed, limit
one, .......-...- ..'4Oc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

A table filled with hats for
children and women. all kinds
worth to 75c IOc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
Curtain
Remnants 1Oc

Short lengths of scrims and
marqmsettes, ! to 5 yrds,
worth to 35c yard loo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Remainder Of our Summer
Dresses of all wash materials.
values to $685., at .S2.55
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22
Waists
29c

Women's sheer white lawn
embroidered front waists.
values $l.00 $500. 29e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Women's 25c knit drawers.
loose knee, lace trimmed.
at ......-.--..-..l9c
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

Women's long wool coats. a
small lot that were priced to
sos .S $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-22

A large table of Fisk Sailors,
BergersOn's and Gage Hats.
also trimmed hats. were
priced up to $500. Choice
lOI .......... E0c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01
CHARGE OF PLAGIARISM
MADE AGAINST SHAW
His "PygmaliOn" Strangely
Resembles Part Of SmOllpt's
"Pcregrine Pickle"
BROOKLYN ADVERTISEMENTS.
,p,c'a correspondence 10 Tsr SuN

BERLIN. Jan. 22.--Has Bernard Shaw
been guilty Of plagiarism? An industrious
student OF English literature, writing In
the Literary Echo, has discovered re-
markablc similarity between the much
praised "Pygmalion' chapter OF "Perc-
CRIME Pickle"
Those who have forgotten the details
OF Smollctts tale may he reminded that
In one episode of the story the hero, in
very much the same way as the professor
In "Pygmalon," purchases for a small
sum young street girl from her mother.
thorough washing and new clothes pro-
duce remarkable transformation in the
neglected child, Encouraged by this and
convinced that the difference between the
accent ~ the upper classes and the street
Is ut the bottom n small one. the hero
gives his protcgee lessons in RECOMMENDATION
or hs w Shaw has it, phonetics ant
boasts that he viii bc able To introduce
her into society.
The girl shows herself highly adaptable
only one habit, the use of Oaths, she can.
not break away from. Like Eliza in tn,
play, the street child IL introduced, first
into the circle OF the hero's relatives and
then into great social celebrations. with
complete success even her oaths. lik,
Eh;da occasional lapses, are admired al
mark of great originality,
At this poin, comes the only difference
between "P"reerine Pickle" and "Pyg
malion" Elii0 In the play. so Mr.. Shaw
leads us to believe. marries her professor
the Eliza of "Paregrina" runs ava,
with n footman.
Mr., Shaws retort to TIE accusation OF
plagiarism IL looked forward to with yresl
curiosity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01
MILE, MARVINGT HAS
RECORD FOR PLUCK
French Woman Aviator Showed
Remarkable Courage in
Recent Accident.
MEDAL WE'LL DESERVED
Ha, Won Fame and Prizes in
swimming. Shooting. Rid!
inc and Flying Events.
MEDAL WE'LL DESERVED

'psD1' Correspondence 10 TnE srN'
P'us, Jan. ga Paris paper has
asked certain prominent women whether
~ not n woman possesses the physical
and moral aptitude necessary to run an
tY'oUobile The Dowages Duchess d'Czes
has no doubt in the matter. She thinks
'ooau AN FUN every requirement, ana
N" 'rreelf was the first woman to obtain
chauiieurs license. Nine. Lesueur, the
auuhoress, is OF the opposite opinion she
mas ridden and driven horses, but says
That between women and horses there
exists sympathy, comprehension or un-
oerstHndins. which, OF course, cannot De
created between women and machines
But no better illustration OF what a
woman In capable OF doing can be found
lnan the case of Mile. Marie Marvingt the
voman aviator. She In Just recovering
rom An acroplane accident which nap
pened on December IL
m" had been taking her daily nieh'
nom heinis when n fog came on. Choos-
,ng suitable field. she landed safely,
oNt hor ao,pplane had already run rev
lard7 dong the ground when the froh'
par stuck in the soft ground. The NIT,
'hne turned a complete so1nersauit ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01

to scrape AWAY IN. earth from about
her mouth. After what seemed inter-
minable moments she heard a voio., say
"Oh Poor fellow he's dead :"
She cried as loud as she could:
she is not dead, but hurry up and,
above all, don't smoke "
She was drenched with petrol ana
light Drought near would nave meant ne
ing burned 10 death. An nuto'''oul,e var
ried ner 10 'he nearest village. Wl.ere' III
,hr apsehce Oh u ooe'or, sns
nni,''"s.'s ope' "''o 'I' -, IL. ,,," zoo re
nts' "s ''"., IL, 80 wv
p,t ,,i,s N,rw,nv, is an oxcent,on. She
s,,',,,a Ian, a,a ,,adic,na .ing,nr
,a,,,tno an, .c,,,nturi,r hes,dss which
'ti. n ,s n,,a,rsa a., ,ha .,ayo
T., lao s,,,o s,,,on, ,hrou.h pari, ..var
"a ta,r lies f., A hou,s m,ru,es
,t,,o ,,t.a ,,,o,,, Lro,to,monn,. ,imo
800 SI,a ha, ,i,,,,,aa NJ, ,ha
~ ~, a.. r. No., iru,,,,aro,Io
st' o., w.. .,'i,,' any Observation-Disclosures Sho
.hnn,, an, Tshn. and ho. Won shoot.
inc n,iye M aOo Yards under army
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01

buried her beneath the frame. After n
few attempts to get free she had TO resign
herself to waiting for help. Her aviation
helmet was completely driven into the
ground and her face was dripping with
blood.
The piucky aviator could hardly
breathe but was able with her left hand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-01

to $50 Imported Waists for IS
So to Sc Waists for 81 SO and $2.98
$3.50 Comfortables for $l.98
SIPS to $5.75 Nottingham Lace Curtains,
75c. to $3.50
Sc to 50 Marie Antoinette Curtains, 1895 to
$5.95
75c. MORE Ribbons at 39c
SIPS Corduroy, % inch, at 75c. Yard
SOC. Printed Warp Poplins at 29c
81 Silk Warp Poplins at 75c
$3.50 All Silk Guaranteed Double Width
Satin Charmeuse at $l.l8
So Black and Colored 42-inch Costume Satin
at sligo
75c. Yard Wide Corded and Striped Tub
Silks at 44c
$l.75 to SIS Framed Mirrors at 81 to SIS
A Great Stock of Furs Much at Half Price
Good Values in New Apparel for Women
An Important Sale of Persian Rugs and Car
\ pets at Half Price
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Shifsnadridten.

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2aben unb bic 2ei4e lpurbe bon sSrau
elmer 8rolpn oon bier sefiinben, bic
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bate, ben Wlorb besunsen bai
gluf Dem 2aoentiI6 ipurbe ein Set.
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biouten, bic iia I'm bic domination
fir gunbesienotor befperben uno
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unter ben republitanifhen &anoiooten
fir gunbssienator. Der progreiiiOe
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petition.
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&leine Bsli3eimadr dridstex,

- Clifford Stint BON $50. 2700
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bab linn aug ietter @obmme eill
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oeItpblen tporoen III.
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@coblaipn stoenue, befIaet oen Der.
luft feinergoIoenen laid,snubr i'm
Wertts nou s75, bic TIM nsssui6lsin.
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-3n Sanie-
Or. Christian R. Holmes
am iiiniten Eitsbtr
S-l0 CT ssdbtf efrahs.

Iih pdbreno elmer slltomobiIipris
tour esfamoiirt lpurOe.
- @cgen SSoicpb StrobeI, BON SO
527 Gopio Strabe, iDur6c 9eiterr
bonn a5oli5iiten Brothers Der Simani'
titsgeieIliAait Elm Snftbefebl peger
anaeblifjer 5bierqudierci er1uirft
Strobcl iol Elm Iabmes 4fero benusi
haben.
- Sobn Moors, so. 4158 Spring
@roDe apenus, beri6tste Der poli3si,
odB seftern, pdbrenb er ouf Der grA
belt mar, elm unbetannter Sisb in
iein 3inmer seorungsn isi, isinen
aoffsr srbro4eu uab baraus S94 .nt.
psnssl babss
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QofQI F.. 8eridt.
Wtptprrab
aolliSirte gcsen Witternadt in GOp'
iHgtuH NIT einem StraHen'
babuiuagen.
Die aui benz 1otOrrao beiinbIideu
beibeu Gerionen perlest,

Surs naa MitterHa6t fuRb an Der
&reusuna Der 13. unD 9rsenup Str.
in Gppiugton sius aoIlifipu 5piidsn
einem Wiotorrab, auf pslhsm spsi
periOnsn iabsn uno sinem Strabsu.
babnpaasn Der @resnup Strubsn.
2inie itatt, fDobei bic bsib.n 2.ute.
bic ii9 auf oem Wo!orrab befanoen,
Dsrlebt purben uno nah oem Ct,
ct. gliia6etb 6oipital qsi9afft tper.
ben mubten. Die 8srlebten iinb:
ollie grtertdmp, bon ylo.
19 Oraarb Strube. GOpinatOn, Idtps-
re innere 9erlesung. 3uitanO isbs
bebentlid.
@bDarb Drebman. 80. 116
Sft plsaIant Strabe, goDinston,
purbs am linten iFub Osrlsst. iOoat
bic arobe 3ebe amputirt psrben mub'
te.
Die aoIIifipn fpurbe, tpie BON 4u.
aenaeusen bebouptet pirb, our6 ben
asi6tfinn Der gfabfabrer berurfa4t,
bic on bsm Gtrabenbabnpagsn. Der
bic Strabe bersits bdlb getreu3t bate,
porbeiiduien tpollten unb babel mil
oem Dagen nit Doller Mu6t 5uiam-
menitieben.
Der Wotormann mar =. Seifner
unb Der 4onbufteur 8. .spnes. Die
paifaaiere bes Gtrabenbabnipnsens
rpuroen aeb0ria burdeinanberaeriitte
tamsn iebo6 nit bsm S9reden ba.
nru
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Mnfdne.

Die 55sidbriss Hran .. 5. Meglul'
iD BON GbieasO. Die fid BET ibrsr, go.
214 Sit Weunie GtrnBs. ReDpcrt.
ap., ipobnsnben Ghipeitsr beiudsbnls I
Der aufbdlt, sliit seItsrn 2lbenb, als
lie on Der Siinitsn uno 9ine Strabs
trsujsn ipoIIts, ailf pem Gelsiis aus
nnb erlitt cine iol9e 0er!sBing am
9ein, bdf iie nnrb benz ftdbtifdsn
Soipital sebta4f rDtrSen mubts.
- 1rsb. Giobr, SO. 2o2 Mtgule
Ion Gtrabe. unb sraii 9lnorsip Rte
man, No. SO Batter GiraBe, 81. Der.
,rars. Antssnahmsn ssitsrn @bsuo sint
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