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CASH SAIE

CASH SALES
Chicago, July l3-Wheat-No. I
hard, Sass
Corn-No-- . mixed $l.5se1.s7;
No 2 yellow. $3.50 1-7QI-s3.
oais-No- !: vhite. $1.05 3-4o
Los; No. ; white, LOS Ia.
Ry-No- ?. $7.338z.34.
Barley. $l3sR1.32-
Timothy seed, $10.eo6I2.o
Clover seed Ses.eo735.o0.
Pork nominal Lard. 1885. RIBS,
31s-ee q 17.e0.
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LIBERTY

Now Yc;k. July 13.-Prices 1T loon
today were: : 1-2's sl.oo; frst 4's
1910: second As S5.4s;s first 4 Las
Ss.z7; second 4 LIS $3.50: third 4
las 1920: fourth 4 1.4's s6.7s: Vic
tory ) LIS 1856; Victory 4 3-4's
$3.50.
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CLUB STANDINGS.
LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Brooklyn 1910. Chicago AZ.
Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 4 item
innings).
New York ;. St. Louis 4 (ten in
.ninsS).
Boston 2. Pittsburgh ) ~televen In
nipeU).
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Mind hens Beat MH-.
Minneapolis. July 1a.-Dubrc hel6
Minneapolis TO 5 hf1 yestera1F and
Toledo captured the second game Of
the series, "a. Three efrorB AidAa the
visitors despite Echnrrer,s good pitch
ing. Dubnc got two doubles and 4
single. Score;
r H E.
Toledo ........p7n oil 100 > j
Minneapolis 80. . DOB bre-s 5 3
Dupuc and Murphy 5chzne- and
AsTe,.
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CAMPAIGN HAS
NJ 1%-
SEVERAL new.
CANDIDATES
New Workers In Productive
Fields Are After Grand
Prizes

Five new candidates have entered
q Herald Pure Bred Live Stock
Campaign during the past few days.
these people see the splendid op-
portunfty offered to win, in a few
weeks. a prize worth as much as the
ordinary person usually saves in years
ana nave made up their minds to
give all competitors a run for the
money.
They cannot all be grand prize
winners. but every candidate who
works will receive 10 per cent cash
commission on the amoun that he
time that the Campaign is in pro-
grees. so there are no losers.
n frst prize is the valuable reg
istered Holstein bull. Lilac Hedge
zubrod Segis, 261469. raised by Jerry
D. Bacon. This bull is from a thirty
two pound COW and a twenty-eieht
pound sire. He is a grandson OF
King segts Pontiac Count. the Mar
vel Of the World. whose daughters at
one time broke 100 worlds records
Tor milk and butter production. Lilac
Hedge Zubrod seg1s will be on ex-
hibitton at the Grand Forks Fair.
The second Grand Prize is Royal
Caesar. a Shorthorn of straight
Scotch breeding. The bull was born
July 4th. 1919. and is a member of
the world famed Violet Flower fam
lily. He is a splendid individual,
raised by John Donelly & Sons, of
Grafton. n. D.. A half brother of
this animal sold for $6O5 a. the
q Forks sale in February, 1920.
The third prize Is 500 in cash. All
non-prize winner will receive 10
per cent cash commission on the
mount hat eac turns into The
Herald during the time that the
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GRAIN n FLOUR.

OfElAIN AND
Minneapolis. July 13.-Flour I'M
changed to 20 cents higher. In car
load lots. family patents quoted at
$14.20 to 14.40 a barrel in 90 pound
cotton sacks. Shipments, 1880
barrels.
Bran, $4,000.
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Milwaukee July 1s.-In6ianapossa
bu.chG hits off McWeener IA the
fifth and off 1.eu1mzn in the x1x.h,
and won an easy victory. Z 70 /, Ca
vet was STEADY w1-n men On haseA
Score:
R.. H. e.
indianapolis eco s47 iso-7 $ L
Milwaukee geo o1o ze0-1 II Z
Cave, and Heulfne; AcWeeney,
Irentmsn n Efumpf.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Homo Run Broke Up Game.

Home Run Broke Up Game.
Philadelphia, July 1s.-E. Collins
home run scored the only tally of
yesterdays game, which Chicago won,
10. Three scratch hits were all the
locals could get off Kerr. Score:
r. H. E.
Chicago ..... 900 900 Doll 4 1
Philadelphia . 0og 900 900 3 I
Kerr and Lynn; Perry and Perkins.
St. Louis Won.
Boston, July 13.-St. Louis won
from Boston. az. yesterday. Boston
outhit the visitors. Burwell relieved
vangilder in the second and pitched
we'll until the ninth, when he forced
in a run by passing Walters. Sother-
on then pitched to Pinch Hitter Pen
mock, with the bases full and two out.
and retired the side. Score:
=. R. H. E.
st. Louis 80. 100 100 o1o-s s o
Boston ...... 0o1 900 0o1-2 II /
vangilder, Burwell, Sotheron and
Severeid; Harper. Fortune and Wal
tiers.
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CHICAGO.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July lS.-Abeence Of any
reports Of actual damage ffom black
rust in the sprinE wheat belt tended
today ( check bullish sentiment re-
gafding corn. The corn market was
also beartshly affected by prospects
Of larger receipts Of oats here. on
the other hand. estimates were Z
rent that owing to- black rust, the
spring wheat yield would be reduced
81 900, 900 buaheh. compared with the
July nrst outlook. Opening prices.
which varied from the same ~ yester-
days nnish. to SIS cents lower, with
September $l.kS Ia 70 1.SS 81 and
December Las to 1.43 Ia. were fol-
lowed by . moderate upturn and then
by = $40 below the initial level,
Oats were relatively much weaker
than corn. After opening Ia to 3-4
cents down. Including September At
- 1-1 to - 3-4 cents the market
! rallied q little and then declined lower
than before.
Provisions rejected sstbaeks in the
value Of hogs and grain. Selling, hoW-
ever. was not urgent.
LIVE STOCK. !
Chicgo. July 13.-CatNe receipts,
1l.eee; yserlings and handy weight
steers strong to 10 cents higher; top.
317.1s: heavy slow; best raAers
strong. others dragsy; bulk steers, all
weight $l3.te 1s.75; good she stock
nd butcher balls strong. others aud
stockers steAdy; calves strong.
Hsg receipts, 3b.eoe; generally IL
to IS cents lower; light on most: bulk
light and light butchers. $4,000
1910; bulk $50 pounds and over,
$l3.7se1s.eo; pigs strong to IS cent?
higher: bulk. $13.35 l4.36.
Sheep receipts, 1900; slow, mostly
steady; very good western lambs
$1e.eo: top native lambs, $3.50; bulk,
$lS.ee0 1899; choice heavy native
ewes Ss.3s: bulk fat ewes. $500
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A great change has come over
Arthur F1etcher's appearance since
he joined the Phillies. When in the
uniform of the Giants. as all will re-
member who W saw him play,
Fletcher always wore the collar Of his
blouse turned up about his ears. Well.
the fPhilly uniform he now wears has
n collar-and for the first time in
years the fans can see the wrinkles
in Art Fletcher's neck and the back
of his head. Fletcher has no expla-
nation OF his old habit Of wearing his
collar turned up. except to keep the
sun Of his neck.
International league players are
bowling at the condition Of the new
Syracuse playing field. In a game
Baltimore played there Boley Of the
Orioles slid into second base and his
feet hit something hard that went
flying into the air. Boley picked it up,
out Of curiosity, and 1t wae a stove-lid
litter. Rocks as big as basebafs are
said to abound in both inheld and
outield.
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Losing Streak Broken.

KAnsax City, July 13.-Bunching
hits off lineup. Kansas City broke its
losing nrsak yesterday and defeated
Louisville, z to 2. Two errors by the
visitors proved costly. Score:
r. H. e.
Louisville 90. 900 200 ooo-z Z :
Kansas City . b. 005 900 311-7 10 /
lineup and Meyer; Anes and
Sweeney.
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POTATOES.
Chicago. JSb 13.-Potatoes weaker:
receipts 3: cars: Virginia cobbleru
1s-7s614-es barrel; Southern Til
umphs 7ss evt: Central Cobblers and
Early Ohioe f.ee.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Gazmes Yesterday.
st. Louis :. Boston 2.
Chicago /. Philadelphia o.
No others scheduled.
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Holliett Anderson, Warwick. 1000
Marie A~ngelsburg. Thompson. 27.9 900
Myrtle Bundy. T. r. Falls 1900
I'D. B~umgardner. Arthur.... 1850
Edith Britton, McCanna $3.50. 1000
John Burkett, Grandin ...... 1900
OLAF Buer. Buxton .......... 5000
o. A. England, Lankin ...... $1,000
Frances Crary. Hampden -. 1000
w. T. Cummins. Blanchard -. "a, 900
Selmer Digness. Hatton ..... $500
M. Eva Douglas. Gilby ...... ~, 800
Leo Eagen, Fork, MINI. ..... 5000
b. L. Frazer 1900
Geo. GUNNER. Mayville $500. 90 800
Agnes Haggerty. Fisher $500. 5000
Mary Holt, Grafton ......... 1880
H. Hafvofson, Mekinock .... 5000
Lee Hood, Emerald ......... 1880
Lawrence johnson, Portland. $500
Jennie King, Niagara ....... 24.sO0
Wflhelmina Leifur, Pembina.. 1000
Finley Mcdonald, Milton $50. $500
John Mccain, Hillsboro ..... 1s,300
Mrs. D. l. Morris, Larimore.. $500
Walter Marciniak, Voss ..... 10000
Carleton Miller. st. Thomas. 10, 500
Mrs. O. A. Melby, Fordville.. 2.9Oo
n. O.. Nelson, Fertile ....... 1900
W. S. Peterka, V~esleyville 80. 1900
c. =. Pierce, Ednore ........ $4,000
q Pushor, Kempton ....... 1890
Nettie S~yvertsen, Neville 80. $500
Alice Sethney. Twin Valley %. 1000
Irma Shook. Devils Lake 80. 1860
Selmer Syverson. Reynolds ;. $500
Myrtle Stewart Detroit ...... $4,000
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PROVISIONS.
Chicago, July 13.-Butter firm; re-
ceiptx- 74.sls tubs; creamery extras,
IS Ia: 6.sH, - l-2@54 L.; seconds,
standards. SIS.
Cheee unsettled; twins, - 1-z075;
Americas. IS 1901; daisieA $50
Is IL. long horns, IS 1905; brick.
2e6 IS ~.
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Giants I00e,

st. Louis, July 13.-st. Louis de-
feated New York. ITO I, IN ten IN
nings yesterday, HeAthcots scorinS
from second on ~ Wild pitch. He had
singled and had gone 70 SECOND, on
New York 90 900 100 A-S
1et. Louis 100 900 ooe 1t s q
Toney and Gnith; Halnso and
C1srnons, Dilhosfer.
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Champs Beat PhRn,

Cfncinnati, JNIy 13.1C1ncfnnafl
won from Philadelphia yesterday In ia
innings. 4 to 3. Tho Red infield VA
broken up by m injury to Kopf and
the suspension Of Groh for three days
on account Of his verbal attack on
Umpire Moran last Saturday. Score:
Phuadelphia oo1 900 90. Is s i
Smith, Causey and Wheat: Fisher
and Wingo.
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DODGERS win Two.

Chicago. July 13.-Errattc nelding
by Herzog, Paskert, Hoilocher ana
Merkle, coupled with weak pitching by
Martin and Hendrix, enabled Brook
1yn to win both games Of q double
header from Chicago yesterday. 1874
and 10 to 2. Scores:
First game
r. H. e.
Brooklyn ~. 212 5ez 1oo-11 Is i
Chicago 49,. 100 01o 11O-4 8 s
Grimes and Miller, Taylor; Martin
and O'Farrell.
Second game
r. H. e.
Brooklyn ~. 10 COS oos-lO Il .
Chicago 49,. 900 001 1to-3z > 4
Smith and Kruessr; Hendrix and
Killifer.
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PRODUCE.

New York. July 13.-Butter un-
settled; receipts. 1924; creamery
higher than extras, 81 3-4@5s 10;
creamery extras, 81 score, 81 lao
81 IL; creamery irsts. SO to 81 core,
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-10-01

I expiration Of thirty years from the
date Of the contract with interest on
deferred payments at the rate OF four
per cent per annum payable in advance
on the anniversaryof the date Of the
contract next following the date Of
tender.
The sale Of land selected for the
Santa Fe and Grant County Railroad
Bond Fund will he subject 20 the above
terms and conditions except that the
successful bidder must pay In cash or
certified exchange at the time Of sale,
one-tenth Of the purchase price offered
by him for the land, four per cent in
terest in advance for the balance Of
such purchase price and will be re-
CURED to execute a contract providing
for the payment Of the balance of such
purchase price in thirty equal annual
installments with interest on all de-
ferred payments at the rate Of four
per cent per annum In advance pay
ments and interest due on October LIST
of each year.
The above sale of land will be sub
jet to valid existing rights, easements.
rights Of way and reservations.
All mineral rights in the above dos-
cribed tracts of land are reserved 10
the State.
The Commissioner Of Public Lands,
or his agent holding such sale reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
offered at said sale.
Possession under contracts Of sale
for the above described tracts will be
given on or before October LIST, 1921.
Witness my hand and the official seal
- IL. c.. - m. 4 II
New Mexico, this thirty-hrst day Of
August, 1920.
N. A. FIELD.
Commissioner of Public Lands,
State Of New Mexico.
IL [; First Publication, Sept. 10,
Last Publication, Nov. 10.
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p A D E

so do mice, once they eat R%at-snap.
And they leave no odor behind. Don't
Cats and dogs wont touch Il. Rats
pass up all food TO get Rat-snap
Three sizes
Soc size q cakel enough for pantry,
kitchen, or cellar.
65c size q cakesl for chicken house,
coops, or small buildings.
81 ,25 size % cakes enough for all
farm and out buildings, storage build
ings or factory buildings.
Sold and guaranteed by
ROLAND Bros, and Kelly q Son.
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Attention. Auto Owners!

Don't fail to see the Lee Pune.
ture Proof tires at S. A. Prices
Vulcanizing Shop, before buying.
S. A. Price, The Tire Doctor. If
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FOR SALE-A Republic II
ton truck in first class condition,
may be seen at the City Garage.
Bargain at $500. co.
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Classified Ads

FOR SALE House of six rooms,
well improved. One block from
school house. Bargain if taken
at once. Inquire of Outlook Of
flee. 5-21 If
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oh, You Moca Cakei

Specials at the Pure Food
Bakery for Fridays and Satur-
days: Moca, Angel Food and
Metropolitan cakes. The Pure
Food Bakery, Phone 81.
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Vulcanizing Inner Tubes and
Castings is my specially,
Agent for Gates Half Soles
we put them on.
Give me a call and be satisfied.
All work guaranteed. S. A.
Price, at Taylor's Garage. 4-30tf
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FOR RENT 2 room building
Inquire of j.. S. Ross at Paden's
Drug Store.
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standard Prices
$500 Reward

For the return to my ranch Of
one brown Jersey milk COW,
branded on right thigh, rib and
shoulder.
CARL f. FREEMAN,
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FOR RENT-Two furnished
rooms; one for light housekeep.
ing. Inquire of the Pure Food
Bakery or the Outlook office. If
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Fully Guaranteed

Our repair work is fully guaran-
teed to you. Western Garage.
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Sweet Milk

Sweet milk, 20 cents per quart.
Mrs. K. H. Taylor, Phone 81. IT,.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-28
| SEN HOW THEY
STAND

BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
National League
Philadelphia /, Pfttsburg Z.
New York s, st. Louis /.
Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 3.
Chicago 10. Boston 2.
American League
Chicago 3. Detroit l.
Cleveland 5. 6: Washington 4, 1s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-28
.FAVOR|TES FARE lilly
ON SECOND DAY CARD
GRAND CIRCUIT RACE
Royal Palm, Jane Volo and
Charley Rex, Looked Upon
as Sure Winners, Gave Way
to Third Placers in Events.

COLUMBUS. o., July 2S.-CA- PD-
Favorites did not fare well Tuesday OF
the second afternoons card OF the
Grand Circuit meet. There also wa,
some woe connected with the "upsets'
IN the Shepard and Swisher 2:1I trot
purse $4,000, the feature. event
Royal Pas. heavy favorite in the
auctions, once selling for $500 in a
ticket totailing s1135, made break at
the half mile in the first heat and was
distanced. Millie Irwin. a third choice
won the heat from the 5 starters.
Alta Donovan won the second heat
As she Stacked up after passing the
wire, she. cut her tendons in the left
front leg severely and had to be
drawn. Millie Irwin then won the
third heat and the race. Alta Dono-
van will be unable to race again this
year. Best time zoe IA.
Favonian won the 2:2O trot for g
year-oIds in straight heats, Jane Volo.
original favorite, being forced to ac-
cept third money. Best time 210 Ia.
George volo. second choice. defeated
a good field in the 2;10 pace in
heats. including Hazel E<uerst-
ner. a well played favorite. Best time
2:05 Ia.
Charley Rex Made one OF his weird
breaks in the first heart of the 2:05
trot. the Neil House stake. He finish
ed last, Don de Topaz winning the
heat.
Baron Gigantic slipped through and
paid $3.50 on So mutual ticket as
he won the second heat from Charley |
Rex. who then won the third mile. In
The fourth heat Baron Cegantle cap |
Lured the deciding heat and the race.
Best time 2:05 IA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-28

half century ago. a British challenger
mas been defeated by n Yankee de-
render of the Americas cup, the per-
petual trophy named for the schooner
yacht America, which won the first
race from Great Britain in 1851
Before Shamrock Nv, IL challeng-
ers strove in vain for the hundred
guinea pewter mug, which has been
IN the custody of the New York
Yacht club continuously.
only twice prior to 1920 had a chaI-
lcnger crossed the finish line ahead
OF the defender. On September 10.
1895, Valkyrie III. finished / minute
and 16 seconds ahead of the Amer
lean boat but withdrew and on Octo-
Der A, 1901, Shamrock III finished two
seconds ahead OF Columbia but lost
because of q AZ second time allow
ance.
Race Over 30 Nfifc Course.
II was a 80 mile windward and
lecward race. started in light airs af-
ter postponement at Is minute inter
walls for two hours and quarter.
After having been led by the challcn-
ger for two thirds or the distance to
the first mark. a 'windward leg. Rcso-
lutte crossed her bows 10 miles from
'P' oepa thbu pIttrtu INTO u lctlu WHICH
she maintained and steadily increas-
ID: BY tho time % miles had been
covered. the defender was a mile and
| half in the lead reaching back and
orth on her way to the finish line !
1t one time toward the end she was |
miles ahead of Shamrock but the
hallenger came up TO within mile
/ the finish.
While waiting for Shamrock to fin
sh the steam yacht Victoria ran down
Q Resolute and all hands, led by Sir
.homas Upton gave the victors three
heers. The spectators fleet gave the
efender such a noisy welcome as she
rossed the line that it could be heard
N miles away on shore
Official Time.
Official finishing times were:
Resoiute 7:52:15: Shamrock Nv,
O5:20.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-28
LENIENT WITH ). JOHNSON.

JOLIET. ILL.,. July 2s.--(A. P.)-
Jack Johnson, negro. former heavy
weight champion held in Jail pending
action by federal authorities. remark
ed to Sheriff Newkirk yesterday that
he needed exercise and asked to be
taken automobile riding.
Accompanied by the sheriff and sew
cral deputies. he toured the city, be-
ing driven to Manhattan. suburb
where they visited a soda fountain.
Johnson end his guardians took seat
at table and ordered strawberry So
das- The drinks were on the house
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-28
SEVEN STARTS MADE
BY SLO0PS IN RACES
FOR AMERICAS CUP
Shamrock Nv, Challenger, Took
First Two Contests Before
Resolute, Defender, Came
\ Back for Title Victories.

SANDY HOOK. July 2S.-(A. sP.)-
~ summary OF the 1920 series for Am
ierica's cup follows:
First Race
First race won by ShamrocIe w
Thursday July Is: fifteen miles tc
windward and return, In light south.
west wind. Rcsolutc's throat haiyards
parted, dropping her gaff and letting
her main sail down ais she was about To
round the Is mile turn mile aheao
of Shamrock Resolute Withdrew,
Shamrock finishing in 4:25:12. elapsed
time
second Race
Second race called off Saturday July
II. after yachts failed to cover a thirty
mile triangle In light wind within the
Six hous limit. Resolute was d half
hour, ahead.
Second race re-sailed Tuesday July
20. won by Shamrock. Thirty mile
triangular course. Shamrock won by
nine minutes. "a seconds. elapsed time:
time.
Third race. "Wednesday July 81. won
by Resolute over windward and lee
ward course in light southwest winds |
Each boat took four hours minutes
and seconds Rcsolute won by her
time allowances Z minutes. 1 second.
Fourth Race
z Fourth Race. Friday July 90. won
by Resolute. over 30 mile triangular
course in squaiiy weather. Resoiutc
won by minutes. as seconds. elapsed
time. nine minutes. 5S seconds. cor
rected time.
FIFTH Race
Fifth race postponed Saturday July
"a because of 25-mile Southwestern.
Fifth race called Off Monday. July
26. after yachts failed TO cover 80
mile windward and leeward course
within limit.
Fifth race. Tuesday. July "a. won by
Resolute over q windward and leeward
course in light southwest wind. Reso-
lutte won by 1s minutes, five seconds
elapsed time. 10 minutes. 45 seconds
corrected time.
NEW YORK. July ga. P)-
For the 3th time since Inauguration
Df international yachting contests a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-28
OREGON SIGNS j. S. c.
FOR PASADENA CONTEST

EUGENE, ore, July 2S.-(A. P.)---
The final game of the 1920 season of
the University of oregon football team
viii be played with the University of
southern California on tournament
field. pasadena, according to an
nouncement yesterday by Marion F.
McClain, graduate manager at the
University of Oregon. Arrangements
were first made to play the game on
the homo field of University OF South
ern California, where the seating capa.
city is but i2.000. but It was felt that
the game would be such a drawing
card that accommodations for more
seating room were deemed advisable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-28
senators Pull out of cellar.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S.-tA. T.
Sacramento emerged from the cell
lar by defeating Oakland 9 to 3. The
Senators put the game in cold storage
in the firth when, with two run lead
already established they scored five
times on three doubles three singles.
furthered by Lanes error.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-28

Los ANGELES. July 2S.-(A. P.)
"A ninth inning rally gave Vernon
victory over Salt Lake, 5 to 4. The
Tigers lit hard on Cullop in that in
ming and converted four hits into
three runs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-07-28
BEAVERS TAKE TIGHT
CONTEST FROM FRISCO

PORTLAND. July 2S.-The Beav-
ers celebrated their return home by
winning a tight contest from San
Francisco to 3 yesterday afternoon
The Seals got their three runs in the
fourth inning. the Beavers coming
right back with two in their half and
putting the game on ice with two
more in the fifth. Brooks and Lewis,
opposing twirlers, were each touch
cd up for six hits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1920-02-05
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.
BY Laura A. kirxmAn.
TRAINING THE
LITTLE HOUSEKEEPER

The wise housekeeper-motho. takes
time 10 instruct her little daughter in
household lore at an carly age she
realizes that the young mind Is extremely
lmpressionahlc and that whatever Is alb
sorbed in early youth IS retained and con-
tributes most strongly 10 later tendencies
of character
To Re sure. the little boy should also
he trained in useful knowledge Of the
home for many bachelor, living alone,
has thanked his good fortune IN having
had mother who was lar-sightcd enough
10 teach hun how TO cook; hut It IS the
little daughter who may some day
choose love in cottage rather than
love in mansion tended by servants
who should receive the most thorough
training in housekeeping.
MANY housekceper-mothers regard the
noon meal A. the practice meal for the
little cook: this Is the meal when father