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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06

gether with an application for a hear
ing before F. NJ. Calkins at Medford.
Saturday. August. 3. has been filed
In the office Of the Circuit CLERK by
Prosecuting Attorney William Dun
can.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06

mated the improvements will be fir.
ished so that new hulIs may be taken
care OF there in October and not later
than November.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06

SALEM. Aug. b.-Chsster A..
Moores. private secretary 10 Governor
Withycombe. will start q months va
cation sunday. but viii spend i at
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06

ganized for the period OF the war, Of
which President Campbell was also
secretary. The organization has been
made permanent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06

KLAMATH FALLS, or. Aug. o.
To have her nose broken by hitting
the top OF an automobile while maxi
ing the trip from Klamath Falls 70
Merrill was the unusual experiences
of Mr.. Aaron Wolfe. wife of the new
presbyterian pastor at the latter
point.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06

the morning Of August 3. lie had
Suffered Tor several months from
heart trouble.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06
AS A HERO in FRANCE.
Your boy is working hard.
He is playing hard.

Your boy is working hard.
He is playing hard.
He is living out In the open. He
is becoming more ruddy. more man
ly. His step is becoming quicker,
surer. His habits are better. He is
in more perfect condition physically
and more fitted for his life work
for having served in the National
Army. He will fare equally well
cover there" II his troop ship
stops at England he will find a real
home in Eagle Hut, the great "Y"
centre in London. as wen as in the
homes and hearts OF the English
people.
When he reaG hes France. his re-
ception will be a revelation. The
French are cemon5trative in openly
expressing their admiration for the
brave Americans who have crossed
the sea to fight for them and
liberty. They viii show their gra-
titude freely.
Every American is a hero in
France. Your boy win be a prince
to the French. The military author
tiles have safeguarded his health,
exercising the same care they used
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06

THE DAILEs. Aug. Rev. G. p.
Bailey. a pioneer Baptist minister,
who has been preaching In Oregon
and Washington ~ years. passed
away at his home at The Dalles on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06

rAsk Tralaing Makes Them
Dettss All Round Men,
Says investigator Who
Has Sssn What Is Being
Done Bota at R6me and
kbF0ad-Go Governmental
and Oihsr Agencies See
that Thslr Health and
aOfais are Ssteguarded
and That They are Prof.
.tahiy Entertained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-08-06
BY William H. Crawford

TOR the Spartan mothers Of
r. America who have sent their
! ct1-6y sons to battle for
America and Eternal Liberty.
The sun., 1918-10-18
BJURSTEDT AND
MISS BALM SCORE
Win West Side Tennis Club
Doubles Title.

Miss Moila Bjurstedt and Miss Flor
ence Balm are the new doubles cham
pions or the women's membership OF
the West Side Tennis Club. They A.
CURED their title at Forest Hills yes-
terday afternoon, when they defeated
Miss Edith White and Mrs. Robert A
Pope at ca. Is. While Miss Blur
stedt and her partner Were conceded
the laurels even before they took the
court there were few who looked for
so keen contest
Miss Bjurstedt played her usual game
She drove with power and accuracv
Tor deep court and her backhand was
as strong as her famed forehand How
over. Miss White and Mrs. pope COW
cred the court with agility. and plovad
with their heads as we'll as with their
arms 20 that the match was kent
close all the way.
Miss Ballin's forehand too was In
hne working order. The contest marked
the Official close OF the season at Forest
Hills, Miss Bjurstedt will play severai
exhibition matches at Washington and
'hen VIII rest up for the indoor cam
palen. which is expected to be a buster
one than ever before.
The sun., 1918-10-18
NEAR TWO MILLION
IN RACING DRIVE
Spectators at Empire City
Continue Loan Response.

Racegoers went far over another OF
their self-imposed quotas in the Liberty
bond drive at the Empire City track yes
terday afternoon. AS a result of an en-
thusiastic drive half hour sbefore the
first race Uncle Sam received s4s, 200.
This brought the total subscribed by the
racegoers at Jamaica and Empire City
to S1.s36.550.
When the loan was launched the COM
mittee in charge started out TO get half
a million dollars. but SO quickly and en-
Enthusiastically did the lovers of the thor
oughbred open their pocketbooks that
the quota was raised to a million. This
sum too proved too small and the COM
mittee increased It TO SI.So0,000. This
too was subscribed. and now the race
goers are well on their way to reach the
two million mark The committee Is con-.
fident this sum will be raised before the
last race is finished tomorrow afternoon.
r. II. Brown started the buying yes
terday. He added $1,000 to his list of
subscriptions. Fred Beck. Dick Kelc.Ser
and 81. Weinbecker followed with like
amounts. Other liberal subscribers were
p. O'Neil, $4,000; II. NJ Howard, $4,000
Gus Grohe. $3.50, and j. II. Cobb.
George Patterson and Tim Moore. $1,000
each.
The sun., 1918-10-18
OFF DAY AT COLUMBIA,
Charley Brickley's Army Trans
ports Hold a workout,

Charley Brickley was the big attrac-
ton at South Field yesterday afternoon.
The Columbia football practice was pared
down by the Liberty Loan celebration,
and Brickley took the field with his
Army Transport team from Hoboken.
Brtckley's outht was scheduled fer a
workout against the team from the
U. s. s. Granite State. Brickley decided
not TO risk serious injury to his team
on the eve of the game with Syracuse
tomorrow and the teams went through a
dummy scrimmage. George Brickley
played halfback on the transport eleven,
white Charley was at quarterback.
The Columbia management announced
that negotiations with Stevens Institute
for n game at South Field on November
l6 had been satisfactorily concluded.
leaving only the game with Cornell on
November 80 unsettled.
The sun., 1918-10-18
EMPIRE CITY ENTRIES.

ace-Three- year.olds and upward:
'erty Bonds: one mile and q quar-
The sun., 1918-10-18
BUY BONDS AT DoYLE's.
Billiard Entertainment Is Topped
on With 100000 Sale.

Billiard expertN who showed their
skill at Jack Doyie's room last night
drew crowd that bought $4,000 worth
Of Liberty bonds. Doyle acted as chief
salesman.
The entertainment was varied and in
teresting. In the three cushion match
Johnny Layton and George W. Moore
defeated Wild Bill Donovan and Alfredo
De ORC by rs to IS.
At pocket billiards Layton and Miss
Mary Johnson defeated Charles Grosan
and Mrs. John Layton by so to 0. Lay
ton holed ~ balls and Miss johnson got
three.
In an is q balk line game welker Coch-
ran defeated Albert Cutler by 100 to 1.
Cochran made run OF 20.
Frank Hartley and Paul Gascoyne
juggled billiard balls with skill.
The sun., 1918-10-18
OLD RIVALS SPLIT j,
HONORS IN SULKY
Gov. Dorsey Of Georgia Sees :
Murphy and Geers Star at
Atlanta Races. v
Special Dfspdfch TO The suN.

ATLANTA, Ga. Oct 17.--Tommy Muir
ply and Pop Geers divided the honors In
the Grand Circuit races to-day before
the largest and most distinguished crowd
OF the session. Gov. Dorsey of Georgia
and his stan and the commanding off,
GERS OF the four adjacent camps were
present. y
In the two-year-old trot Dorothy Dale.
piloted by Murphy. had an easy time of
1t In both heats. The Georgia Railway
and Power Cup. a 2:O7 trot, was the fea-'
ture. Heir Reaper won the first heat by
neck. Pop Geers got June Red away
in front in the next two heats, and
though challenged at every post down
the stretch the mare had sufficient speed
in reserve to come in first The final
heat was especially close.
In tho free for all pace Miss Harris NJ
was extended In only one heat In the
second she broke on the first turn,
caught her stride on the bsckstretch.
oVerhauled Hal Boy on the last turn and
caught Jay Mack almost in front Of the
judges stand. The summaries: =.
-, Two-year-old class: trotting; two In
three heats; purse 5000: De-,
Dorothy Dale, CHI. M. Peter The Great
King stout. CHI. h.. Ell canto tstou).. i D
Wiki WIKI, br. h.. Anvil (Geers) . 3
Time-2:l3*. 2:l2is. .-.->
The Georgia Railway and Power Com
pany 2:o7 class: trotting: purse $500:
June Red. b. m, Red Medium
- NbeerS
Heir Reaper, blk. h., Early Reaper e.. :.
Con 49, -. ...:... ....... 1 3
- Mahoni -. ;..4,.. -. "a
Kelly Deforrest. b. h.. The De- ~
r.d fST5e,, IMurPhy( .;1:;:..;,::;: . 4
tstoutj :. ..... ............... s~S'
Bagelli, b. h.. Betini G.ee) ....4 sa;ej
Time :o6k, 2:06ih, 2:06h. -
Free for all class; pacing: purse 81, 0os: ~
Miss Harris. b. m, Peter the Great -
!MgTpny) -. .;;;;;.::.";.: II
icoxJ ......-...'....o......... .
Hal Boy. b. g., Hal r. (McMahon) . 3
Time-2:05s4. 2:06k, 2:03E. -.
The sun., 1918-10-18

dacty to try and palm his big blackfsh
In for second prize This was adding In
suit to injury. and complaint was made to
the captain. who Strengthened out the
matter to the satisfaction Of all concerned
with the exception OF tho mate.
Nothing more disgusts a good sportsman
and helps to spoil the reputation OF good
captain than interruptions and unfair tao
tics OF this kind. I believe II the fishing
captains were to have their mates attend
to their duty OF assisting the patrons in
stead OF favoring n select few with the
choice cuts OF bait and selecting the best
fishing places for themselves the public
would be more satisfied.
Kew York. Oct. II. SQUARE DEAL.
Swapping Mackcrel Bite in Barnegnt.
TOMS RIVER. n. j., Oct. l7-Schools
OF swapping mackerel (young bluehshJ are
in Barnegat and Little Egg Harbor bays.
also In Toms River. and local anglers are
enjoying their annual sport. which Is at Its
top notch now.
Crabs Preparing for Winter Bed.
BEACH HAVEN. y. j.. oct. i7.--Crahs
are fat and Juicy and preparing to bed for
winter.
The sun., 1918-10-18

N. Y. NJ. A. NOT COMING HERE.

There will be only one interscholastio
football game at Ebbets Field to-mor-
row, with Erasmus Hall meeting Morris.
There was TO be a double header. with
Manual Training against New York Milf
tary Academy In the other contest. The
New York NJ. A. sent word yesterday
that owing to the influenza its football
team would not be permitted to leave
Cornwall. Manual wired its willingness
TO 30 to Cornwall ana the game may be
played there
The sun., 1918-10-18
Fordhan1 Appoints Coach,
Starts Football With Vim
Eddie Siskind, Alumnus, Takes Charge Officially
Frisch Only Regular Back, but Youngsters
Show Up in Good Style.

With the official appointment of Eddie
Siskind, an alumnus. as coach the foot
ball campaign at Fordham was started
In earnest yesterday Siskind had been
working with the squad of fifty menu
bers Of the S. A. T. C. since Saturday,
but had been acting as volunteer. Sis
kind was a great player at Fordham
some ten years ago and had coaching
experience at the High School of Com
MERGE,
SIskind's task Is no mean one, for he
has no veterans except Frank Frisch.
the sensational youngster whose work
In the back field was a feature OF the
Maroon's play last season. Frisch will
captain the eleven. The other candi-
dates are men with secondary school ex-
perience. Those who stand out are:
Harden of Brooklyn Prep. who weighs
1853 pounds and was all scholastic tackle
for two years Drye of Stevens Prep,
big husky who is very fast and Is
showing ability as a punter, seems to
lead for the other tackle.
For the guards Reilly OF st. Bene-
diets Prep. Weighing 176 pounds, and
Lusardi. $50. who comes from Far
RockawaS High, are the most likely can
didates. At centre Mury seems to have
the call
For the ends Siskind has Corsello,
who was a substitute on the varsity
last season and got into several Of the
games, and Carney OF Fordham Prep.
Both are showing up exceptionally we'll.
Besides Frisch for the back field the
most promising men are Gilmartin.
Sub" quarterback last year; Callan. an
old Fordham Prep star: Halligan. an
other member of last years varsity
squad: Chinman OF Boys High. Barnes,
quarterback on last years Fordham
Prep team, and Cummins, who halls from
West Springfield (Mass.) High.
Negotiations are under way for five
games. ". Y. U has been booked for
November 9 at Fordham. Some Of the
other units with whom games are pend
The sun., 1918-10-18
PERRY CASE rs CLOSED
Connie Mack's Injunction Arain.,
the Braves Dismis.ea.

CLEVELAND. Oct 17.-Common Pleas
Judge Stevens to-day dismissed the in
junction barring the National Commits
sion, the National League and the Ros-
ton National League team from inter
fering with Pitcher Scott Perry's reten-
tion by the Philadelphia American
League club.
inc injunction granted last June on
peution OF Connie Mack OF the PhIladel-
phia Americans was dissolved ON state
ment OF attorneys that the controversy
had been settled out OF court,
The sun., 1918-10-18
Afternoon Game.
SUBSCRIBE s17o,ooo Fon LOAN,

A. the Amateur Billiard Club OF New
York welker Cochran played an inter-
estingi game OF billiards, his opponent
being T. II. GARRISON. the amateur Glass
A player OF Boston. The members of
the club we're entertained also by a re-
cital of the experiences of Lieut.. ]. Ed
wards OF the Thirty-eighth Canadian
Infantry. just returned from France.
Then -s170.000 was subscribed to the
Liberty Loan-even the negro floor boys
subscribed for the bonds. The amount
is more than double that subscribed for
the Third Loan.
The sun., 1918-10-18
KNIGHTS 79LEADS
ATLANTIC CITY
Aronimink Golfer Takes Quail
flying Medal for Second
Year in Succession.
Special DsspafeA to THs Sun.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. Oct. 17.--1t
Isn't often that n golfer wins the medal
In q qualifying round two years in sue
cession, but that Is what r. w. Knight
of Aronimink did on tho links of tho
Country Club OF Atlantic City to-day.
knight made the circuit In 70, which
was the Identical score he led with In
the meeting here last spring.
Conditions were splendid to-day. Only
on rare occasions is the Mortified
course free from wind, but there was
nothing more than breeze to-day.
There were ABOUT ninety starters and
provision was made for Ave sixteens.
Before Fred Sherman sent the first
pair away a majority in the gallery
had It figured out that Maurice Risley,
the local champion, who won the last
tournament here, would be good for a
rs or thereabouts. However. Rlsley was
not laying his approaches close enough.
He reached the turn in 40. sinking quite
putt for q four on the ninth green.
He started back well getting threes
at tho tenth and eleventh holes, but q
ave at the sixteenth practically killed
his chances for the medal. He got 81
for the round
Knight played steadily, being worse
than Ave on only one hole. the long
seventh, and reached the turn in 40
He also started back getting threes Mt
the short holes, but took fives at the
seventeenth and home holes. His card
was:
Out $50 $50 6 3 $40
In..3 3 s 6 $500
Alec Coles, winner Of the recent
Shawnee Tournament for THE SUN
Smoke Fund, had his trials going out.
losing ball at the third hole and TAX
ing eight at number Z. Even with these
disconcertlng elements to contend with
he reached the half way point in -.
He came back in 80 for an SO. The
draw for the first round In the main
division tomorrow follows:
Bates VS.. Harper, Coles vs.. II. w.
Wood, Sprague VS., A. Wood. Knight
VS.. Conroy, Read vs. Baldwin. Darreff
vs.. Phillips. C. H. MAXWELL vs. Hoffner.
r. c. Maxwell Va Risley. The scores
follow:
The sun., 1918-10-18
DEAD HEAT IN RUN.
Craw and Bohland Finish Abreast
in Brooklyn.

A four mile road race held under the
auspices OF the Ridgewood- Bushwick
Athletic League in connection with the
Liberty Loan parade in Brooklyn last
night, resulted In a dead neat between
Andy Craw OF the Brooklyn A. A. and
VI. Bohland OF the Paullst A. c. Craw
led all the way but In the last ten
yards Boh'and caught up with him.
They cut the tape together. Their time
was 81 80. The order OF finish:
The sun., 1918-10-18
YALE STAR IN Nouxn

Frank Talcott OF Yale. who has refused
offers from six major league clubs, will
pitch for the Paterson SILK Sox against the
Lincoln Giants in the feature OF a double
header at Olympic Field In Harlem on
sunday afternoon. Talcott held tho Iin-
oolne 70 two hits last weaksA In the nrst
stars. who beat them In twelve innings
last Sunday.
The sun., 1918-10-18
GOLF MATCH TOMORROW.
Leading Players to Take Part I'm
Exhibition at woodwa

Al the new Woodway Country Club
Just outside OF Stamford. to-morrow af'
ternoon a golf match will be PLAYED for
the benefit OF the Federal War Chest
Fund. The standing OF the two anna
tours and two professionals who will
assures a most interesting
contest. Oswald Kirltby and John An.
derson win play Tom MacNamara and
Jack Hobens.
The sun., 1918-10-18
PENN GAME IS OFF.
Opening Contest With swarthmore
Is Cancelled.
Special Despatch to THE suS

Special Despatch to THE suN.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.--Penn's OPEN
ing football game, scheduled ohis time
with Swarthmore, again has been post
poned. The local health authorities re-
fused to allow the game at Franklin
Field on Saturday owing to the influ-
enza. This delays Penn's opening game
to October 26, when Rutgers may be
played.
Lew Martin, quarterback, has been
barred from the S. A T. c., as he is over
21 years of age.
The sun., 1918-10-18
N. Y. U. CARD COMPLETE.
xs - Os Vx3xSD VVxtz4 ~ q ~
Football Game at Fordham SEIZED
uIed for November o.

With the scheduling OF a game with
Fordham at Fordham on November .
the New York University football man.
agement yesterday completed its sched-
ule. The Violet has never met Ford
HON on the gridiron. The dates follow :
November 2, Stevens Tech at South
Field; November 8, Fordham at Ford
ham; November is. Maryland State at
College Park. Nd; November 20. Co
lumbia at South Field.
The squad had a spirited practice yes
terday. and to top II Off there was an
intercompany game In which Company
L. led by Baker. captain of last year g
varsity. defeated Company d. led by
Saperstein, by to 0.
The sun., 1918-10-18
sir spccies Bite in Out.Ide waters.

Capt. william Clulo OF the New Yorker
OF ling are now In the outside waters and
fishermen IN his boat last sunday at Am
brose Channel caught from is to 20 whit
Ing, ling and hake each. Some OF the make
taken were large. Blacklist and large
cunners are also biting and occasionally
ticuiarly good now. Capt. Clulo says. at
Seabright. The best place, however. In
the captains view, IL on Deal Beach.
Jersey Surf Fishing Best Now.
Ash are working their way down the New
Jersey coast and surf fishing 10 at its best
now. Many anglers agree that the finest
surf fishing this season has been during
the last two weeks. This is true not only
OF croakers. weakhsh. bluensh and king,
nsh but also Of drum. striped bass and
cha nnel bass
The sun., 1918-10-18
KLINGER IS OFF FORM.
Loses to Lang on Even Terms in
Riverside Cue Handicap.

Jacob Klinger, scratch man in the
Riverside 1872 balk line billiard handl-
cap tournament at F'ulier's room. made
his first appearance last night and was
beaten on even terms ~ John Lang, the
score being $50 90 1856. Klinger. who IN
the past has played sensational bslk line.
was completely out of stroke. Lang was
in good form and averaged nearly 4.
The score:
Pts H.R. Ave,
John Lang N5os;:-.....iisS 80 ssss-3s
The sun., 1918-10-18

Local fans viii get an opportunity TO
tse the Giants once more this season, as
they VIII play -on Sunday afternoon al
Dyekman oval. near the Dyckman street
subway station. They Will encounter their
vIn old battery. Vanguard and Mclean,
VINO Will work for MeLeAn's All stars
poyls, Fletcher, DsmaFes, Mccarthy. viii.
h hS,t kirks and caussy viii be sn the Giant
The sun., 1918-10-18

Ing ore Columbia, Holy Cross, George
town, Stevens Tech. Camp Mills and
Boston College.
The team is getting every encourage
ment from Father Joseph A. Mulry.
8. j.. president Of Fordham, and Capt.
Robert w. Milburn. commandant OF the
post
The sun., 1918-10-18
JOCKEY BRYANT SHOT

BALTIMORE, Oct. 17.-Booth BRYANT
negro Jockey from New York, who had
been riding at Laurel. was shot and
fatally wounded tonight.
The sun., 1918-10-18
RICE BEATS BRUISED.
scores by Margin of 30 Point. in
Billiard Contest.

Pullan Rice. playing 400 points at Is q
balk line TO 200 by Sydney Brussel won
by 400 to 270 in billiard match finished
at Layers room in Brooklyn last night.
Rice won the Anal block by 200 TO 1874,
and the loser stuck close all the way.
Tho score:
The sun., 1918-10-18
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The sun., 1918-10-18
AWARD NATIONAL TOURNEY.

The National Association of Amateur
Billiard Players last night notified Law
ler's room that the national class c 1872
balk line championship tourney had been
awarded to that room and would begin
on January 6,
The sun., 1918-10-18
Champion Mile Thn Miller and May Run
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
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The sun., 1918-10-18
Art GATES IS MISSING.

wAsHISoToH, Oct. i7.-Lieut Arte-
mus Gates. naval aviator and former
captain of the Yale football team, has
been missing since October I, the Navy
Department has been advised by Vice
Admiral SimA -. sSE.s.a
The sun., 1918-10-18
GREENLEAF ADDS
TO BILLIARD LEAD
Beats Conconnon by 200 to
I60 for the Day.

BY steady, consistent play Ralph
Greenleaf defeated Joe Concannon in
both blocks OF yesterdays play in their
pocket billiard match at Maurice Days
Greenleaf again took commanding lead
in the 1900 point competition.
Greenleaf Won the afternoon game
by 100 to 70 and the night contest by
100 TO $500 TO 100 for the day. The
total score for four days OF play Is 500
for Greenleaf and 692 for Concannon.
Greenleaf made a high run OF a. in
the night game and Concannon holed Al
in the Afternoon.
Concannon's position play was faulty
and he lost many opportunities to count.
The scores:
Afternoon Game.
Greenleaf--l+, 81, 0. o, l6, Q. IL, II. Is
100. High run. Al: scratch. !.
ConcannoR-0, 3. 7. 10. ~, 81. IL, /, 0
--7s High run, Al; no scratches.
Night Game.
Greenleaf--o. IL, IL, o, 0. 0, II. ~. II, ..
0. >, 0. o. 10. loo. High run, a.;
Concannon-l. o. =, o. II. 10. o, 0, 0, IL,
II. 3, II. II. ST High run. rs; scrat che )
The sun., 1918-10-18

Says the Sydney Referee: Peter Jack
son once was asked II he intended to
marry. NO" said the boxer. II am not
looking for wife, as / Intend to fight
all my battles IN the ring"