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Industriai.

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100 aluminium Mfg IS 70 a6 s5
$50 FAtlantic Fruit 80 % ., 81
500 @brit-Am Chem 5i4 A1.
$500 Bra Iob coup - j. 1Sas ia
599 DO reg 49,. 1888. l83. IS l8i.
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200 "Cae 1t & P. 2s4 27s - -
SOC Cleveland Auto 81 G. 6 g.
100 'Conley 7 f wi . - IS q
LOO Farrell Coal. A. - ~ "a
200 Gen asphalt. IL ll6 III ll35s
29eo 4Goldyn Picture 33 SO 81 sllb
100 @Hagana lob. ~ "a - 81.
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~ Heycea Chem ~. - 5i4
1000 h-qp Mot Car 15a- 49,. l5s. 10
2Vn indian Packing liz IT 17l5
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64n9 Lincoln Mo Ga - 81. 81 -
, Neg !ocomo NJ vi -i2. 247s -. 2l7s
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5V9p ~Orpheom Circ 50 35-9 81 90
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1900 Radio Co W l. - -. ~ "a,
l-9p do pf " i.. 3ts 81
500 Republic Rub.
299o *sp.cer Mfg Iii 1ls III 314t.
l91 do IF .1221a 1922 j191L 1922
tV9 'StaNwd Rub. lTie ~. II I1is
$500 Slbmarine BIT l5le 49, 15Ig is
se0 @Temtor C&f 48 4S 50 So
80 Todd Shipyds $50 18G 1S0 $50
loco I 4 Profit shar ~ 27s ~ -
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l20o ~ Distrlb 4S 48 a -
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TOO Wn Davies 49,. - ~ - 50
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Commodities

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The range o., prices follows
Sugar and Nonee

Current Yea~
ssssa,. g-sngla.sa. per ID. 's03s @s'
SSosss kio No; 7. oe- ID. 19 14t
sS1-ec' Santos 80. ). pr ID. "a
Sasar-Raw sugar was inactive yester-
-. WIN no sales reported. There were
,-o 20 age u i-rla-ef offerings Of early lsp-
saaFy Cuoas al l2c cost ard freight. with
s"'to Hico offerings 81 lee q. T.. but
ysssso.y ava. 81 = -7c dcMvorsd
It's c'sra cles rrora Havana rg.9rr
,,,'He coz ei'i1.s there saFious. whicL Aaa
sstssay hela up slgar shipments. In re-
.As1 slSar i.ttia -ul lr9.elsant haa been
~. 80 one rstr-r -Ae received larF
S.~N.''f W raw f-ear. rien naN Dee.
es.aYee Tor sowe time. aud this Viii INA
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27

Sun and Wind Bring Oni Ugly Spots.
How TO Remove Them

HOW 10 itcHlOht Iucm
Here's a chance. Miss Freckle- face
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of a reliable concern that it
will not cost you a penny unless it
removes the freckles; while IL It docs
give you clear complexion the ex-
pense it trifling
Simply get an ounce of Othine--
double strength--from any druggist
and a few applications SHOULD show
you how easy It is to rid yourself Of
the homcly freclles and get a beauti-
full complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
BE sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine as this
strength is sold under guarantee of
money back IL It fails to remove
freckIes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
THREE TIED WITH SO
IN CLEVELAND SHOOT

CLEVELAND. Aug. 27.-with 596
expert trapshooters. the class Of this
country. and Canada, participating in
the preliminary handicap. 100 targets
lat 16 TO 25 yards. II. X. Milton of
Fort Collins, Colo; c. A., Rice of Erie,
P.; and J. r. Pence of Minot. n. d.,
were even with scores of 80 each in
the Grand American Handicap trap
shooting tournament. Milton in the
shootoff broke 25 targets without a
miss, while Rice missed one and
Pence two.
Mrs. Toots Randall of Lime. Ohio,
led the women competitors with 80.
Shooting from 2s yards. Frank s.
Wright Of Buffalo, Olympic team star
was able 10 break but SO targets. Mark
Arie, the Champaign, Ills. crack shot,
broke 80 birds Willie Frank Troeh,
Vancouver, Wash. generally consid-
cred one of Americas greatest marks
men, broke 92.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
.D|RECTUM ]. EQUALS
OWN RECORD IN MILE

| POUGHKEEPSIB. Aug. 27.-(A.
lPo-Directum j., paced the second
fastest mile of the year and equaIled
/, his own record, made at Lexington in
1918 at the Grand Circuit meeting
Thursday when he took the first heat
OF the free for all pace in 2:OIA. The
second quarter was timed in 30 3-4
seconds and the half in one minute
nat. He also took the second heat
In 2.02h, Sanardo and Direct c. Bur
nett alternating in second and third
places
Nelson Dillon won the Breeders
Club sweepstakes for two-year-oid
trotters with Jane Volo as her only
serious rival The race carried So
$50. the second richest purse of the
week. Best time. 2:11h. Lady Mo-
sart was straight heat victor in the
Breeders Club sweepstakes for three
year old trotters. Best time. 2:10k
Geers' Wiki wiki won a four heat
victory in 2:10 trot, winning the de- |
'iding mile from j. j. A., after Taras
Hall. the other heat winner, had been |
lrawn on account OF lameness. Best
ime 2.06h.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
HOME RUN BY SCHALLER
PULLS GAME FROM FIRE

PORTLAND. Aug. 27.-A home run
by Schaller with one on the bases gave
Portland a to victory over Vernon
les. The timely hit came in the ninth
after the visitors had tied the score
when the local team had an apparent
victory by / to 0. Brooks hurried. a
good game for the winners
Bees Clout Out Victory
Los Angeles. Aug 27.-Salt Lake
defeated Los Angeles II to 5. Thomas
lacked control and the Bees found him
easy to hit. After stroud had shut out
the Angels for eight innings he grew
careless i'm the ninth and they fell on
him, making five runs on five hits.
Seattle Continues Winning.
SEATTLE, Aug. 27.--Seattlc won
a IL inning contest from Oakland 5 to
2. Middleton's double scored a runner
for first base. Brenton, pitching his
last game before starting for Cincin-
natl. allowed but four hits up to the
ninth when he retired for a pinch hit
ter. Arlett and Seibold. who relieved
ties hits in the 18th inning won the
sixth straight game for the Rainiers
Errors Lose for sacramento
OAKLAND. Aug. 27.-Koop lost the
game for Sacramento to San Francis
co when he booted Agnew's hit in the
sixth and let in Fitzgerald. the final
count being to 1. The Senator's only
run came in the first when Kopp walk
ed. took second on Orr's sacrafice and
scored on Compton's single.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
BIG LEAGUE BALL TO
COME TO FRONT PORCH

MARION. Aug. 27.-(U. P.)-Bie
league baseball will be brought to Ma
rion soon to add to the variety of the
front porch campaign of Senator
Harding. The Chicago Cubs viii
play tho local team September 2 ais
an especial benefit for Harding, who
viii pitch the first ball, it was an
nounccd. Harding is baseball
crank OF the Durcst ray, in which re-
gard perhaps he Is second only to Mrs,
Harding" statement from headauar-
tiers said. Harding's warning to wom-
en- segregating themselves into politi-
cal parties because of their sex was
taken here at the beginning of the
drive of the national woman's party.
he urged them to come into the old
parties. The work is practically com
oieted on Harding's league speech to |
be delivered Friday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
CANADIAN MAN MAKES
IS HOLE COURSE IN 147

OTTAWA. Ont. Aug. 27.-(A. P.)--
George Ayton of Regina. Sask.. won
the first days honors in the annual
open championship tournament of the
Royal Canadian Golf association, with
f4T for the two rounds of IS hole
medal play. He finished two over t.
d. Armour, Edinburgh amateur and
Nicol Thompson. Hamilton Golf Club.
Charles Murray, Royal Montreal Golf
club and Stanley Thompson. Toronto,
each had $50, while j. Douglas Edgar
of Atlanta. Ga. Canadian open chm
pion, ws sixth with ISL. being tied
with N. A. Bell and George Cummings
of Toronto.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
CHAMPION SHOWS BURST
OF SPEED IN WORKOUT

BENTON IHARBOR, Mich. Aug. ~.
IA. P.)-Boxing critics who watched
Jack Dempsey go thorugh his PAGES
Thursday observed the heavyweight
champion uncork burst of speed that
was astonishing for a heavyweight.
The reason was the fast pace set by
Marty Farrell. a California middle
weight, the latest addition to Demp-
sey's staff of sparring partners.
Farrell is clever and lightning fast,
but he could not outlook Dempsey, who
duclxed and handled himself with the
speed of bantam weight and show
ed that he is ready to go terrific
pace against Billy Miske of st. Paul ii1s
their championship match week
from Monday.
Dempsey announced he weighed 100
pounds. while Miske annoupced his
weight at 1876 pounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
| "a HOW They
81 2STANDi
HOW THEY STAND
Pacific Coast League
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL
National League

Bfts I4EllfUII BNSFzEf-kIII
National League
New York /, st. Louis ..
Philadelphia Z. Cincinnati 0.
Brooklyn s. Chicago 8.
Boston. /. Pittsburg 2.
American League
st. Louis 8. Boston 0.
Chicago 16, New York 4.
Cleveland ?. Philadelphia 3.
Detroit 2. s; Washington 8, 4.
BEATS RECORD TO BORDER.
BAKERSFIELD. Calf. Aug. az
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
FOOTBALL BOUND FOR
BIG SEASON WITH La
GRANDE NOW SUPPLIED
Carl Lodell, Aggie Star, Signs
to Handle High School Team
3 in Union County City; Was
on Marine Team in 18.

Competition for Pendleton's football
team this fall assumed q stronger as
pcct with the announcement from La
Grande yesterday that the Union
county city had obtained Carl Lodell
former o. A. c. star. as coach of ath-
ietics. The signing of Lodell came
at a time when there was a bit of
anxiety over the possibility of getting
an experienced man for the job. fol-
lowing the resignation of Charles
Reynolds.
Like Dick Haniey. Pendleton's new
coach. Lodeil was a member of the
famous Mare Island Marines team
that won the service championship of
the Pacific cost In 1918. He has
played three seasons on the o. A. c.
eleven as both lineman and back
field artist and Is one of the best men
turned out by the Aggie school in the
past college generation.
Baseball Is His Game.
Lodell oaptained the varsity base
ball team at the Corvallis institution
this past year and is probably a strong
er man in this game than on the grid
iron. He Is a Portland man and has
taken part In various branches of ath-
ietics in that city.
man to handle athletics at La Grande
will be watched in this section with
interest. Tho football
teams turned out by the Corvallis
school have not been of championship
caliber for several seasons and nearly
every season has produced a new
coach. The Aggies have been unfor-
tunate in having Indifferent success
with coaches since the departure of ,
Doc" Stewart and whether this will
how in the ability of athletes now en-
erlng the coaching game. as Lodeli is
loing, well be followed closely.
Not in Hanicy's Class.
TIL La Grande coach has not made
he record in athletics that either OF
lis competitors. Dewey, at Baker. or
Ianley, here, have made. Both have
'oen all-star selections for the coast
s well as northwest conferences.
'ome writer's. among them Portland
rites. have rated Lodell hisiiiy and
lis ability as a player has been high.
With three good men in this section
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
FOUR WOMEN SURVIVING
IN WESTERN GOLF MEET

CHICAGO. Aug 27.-The contest
for the Hvomen's western golf title this
year simmered down to four cham
pionship' players today as the result of
the third round Of play. In the semi
final round tomorrow. Miss Edith
Cummings will play Miss Elizabeth
Klotz, and Mrs. NJ Jones, medalist,
will meet Mrs. f. c. Let's, Jr., twice
champion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27

game recently by causing u batters TO
whiff the air.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
MARINE CORPS SQUAD
WINS PISTOL SHOOT

CAMP PERRY, Ohio. Aug. 27.--
GA. P.)-The United States marine
corps team No. | won the national
pistol team match, shot over the So
yard slow fire, 25 yard rapid fire and
the 25 yard quick fire ranges today.
having a total score of 1880 out OF a
possible 1900. The Philippine scouts
dropped into second place with 1873,
while the L. S. y. team placed third
with 1869 points.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27

"a. P)--BeIls Bennett. riding mo-
torcycle from the Canadian line to the
Mexican border at Tia Juana beat the
former record held by himself by
eight minutes, according to advices re-
ceived here from Los Angeles
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27

to mould high school elevens there
promises to be o new standard Of foot
ball In the eastern part OF the state
this fall. The result of the games
VIII show the men at the helm or the
youngsters on the field make the
team. Pendleton, Baker and La
Grande have little difference in pop
ulation and should turn out evenly
matched teams. other things being
equal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-08-27
OREGON STAR HEARD FROM

Lefty Miller" formerly pitcher for
the University of oregon baseball
team. is now hurllng for the Goodyear
team at its cotton plantations near
Phoenix. This team has acquired an
enviable reputation in its section of
the southwest. The new southpaw
has had an exceptionally interesting
and successful career. He broke the
Oregon strikeout record in a collegiate
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BOXING SCENE IN THE
CHAMPION" A RIOT OF FUN.

The greatest comedy scenes ever
filmed, dealing with burlesque
boxing bout, will be witnessed
when The Champion" starring
the only Charlie Chaplin, is pres
onted for a special engagement
at the Scenic theatre on Saturday
OF this week Speaking of these
scenes, Manager Texlcy had the
following to say: "In The Champ
mo, the special Chaplin product
ion which we have secured for our
theatre, Chaplin out Chaplins
himself. The picture, which is in
two parts, presents the million
dollar comedian, in the funniest
boxing bout ever witnessed in any
theatre. Charlie, a down and out
pugllst, secures match with
Young Hippo, who weighs a triflc
under four hundred pounds, Char
lie starts off with a rush, to be
llct with terrific blows from the
heavyweight champion. Keeling