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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
WA NTRn
FARMS.
FOR SALE.


2so-AcRB VIRGINIA FARM; le-RooM NOD.
would @ "s cost IS. .oo6 Price. sss. 900
80 aerss half mile noesylie Mar Ma'ianS; lama 4
a5 acres truck land. six miles ne: OF city;
fair Groom dwelling. outbuildinss. fruit. To
settle estate. $500.
ARTHUR NJ. coSNoR. Room 81;
7.6 l4th st. NV Phone Main 7176. 14'
TWO PAPER SHELL PECAN GROVES,
bearing fruit; years old; 10 acres, 200 trees ::
payment Address RoH ls2-R. Star Office. IA
FINE ORCHARD PROPERTY AND FARM
near Harpers Ferry; about 20 acres in hear
ing fruit; half apples. balance peaches. pears,
cherries. plums. etc. Two good dwellings, ten
ant house. all kinds farm buildings. gasoline
motor for pumping: all kinds farm machinery,
ARTHUR N. coNNoR.
Room 222. 72e l4th st. NV. Phone Main 717e.
a.
70 ACRH-Ar BDLrsvILI4E. MD. CLOSE
to cars. school and y. o. X. r.: 10 rooms
and oath: modern, steam heat. good 5-room
cottage. large i barn, chicken houses gas en- en-,
session. Price. s12: 900. 81 900 cash and ar
Nd Tel. H,.tts,iii. $50. N' A'elNAe'
FOR QUICK ACTION, BARGAIN; LOVELY
location; 60-acre Virginia farm owner here.
Address Box 251-R, Star ofice.
BIG RARGAIN-1O0-ACRE FARM. MONT. CO.
nee: outbldgs.; 1000 fr. trees woods. stream
spring. r. WAI1ING, Lincoln Hotel, city.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE, coo FIJI ON
Silver Spring and Forest Glen Electric and
fronting Blue Stone pike. VIII divide: 100 IT,
Booths Farm Agency. 215 e NV. r. e7o2. %
STOCK AND DAIRY FARMS. FRUIT AND
poultry farms on good auto road and electric
s,s Wp.. to sy village a'"s' and
G. e. MILLER, Oakton, Va. mh?2s
IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. FROM 10
to 825 aeres; prices are right. See us and
'-- =. T. Smith Co.. Us isth st.
100 ACRES LAND WITH IMPROVEMENTS
Of every character: building alone could mot be
duplicated for 50. 900; for quick sale. 5000;
terms 81 900 cash. balance to suit.
PERCY II. RUSSELL COMPANY.
9th and N. 7. ave. NV. Frank. 5732.
4s.3 A. IMPROVED By GOOD GROOM HOUSE
and large barn, corn house and wagon shed
miles from Wash. in Va. Price. ss.7oo. Terms
81 200 cash: bal. AZ desired. Mr.. Hammond
NEW JERSEY AoREAGE-BARGAIN.. g
pee s oag Sg'; s e.cs acres ff
Broadway. New York. ~
"a ACRES FERTILE. CLEAR LOAN, NEAR
Herndon. Va; quarter mile cars; Groom house
large barn, poultry house. 15XSO; fruit, shade
well at door; IS, 750: half cash. GEO. C.
WALKER. kenois bldg. 11th and G. afte,
pm. 13'
FOR SALE-50 ACRES. EQUIPPED TRUCK
| and grain farm, miles from Anacostia. mile
buyer. Address J. A. PURvIS, Route Q, Boz
208, Anacostia D. c. 13s
FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES, NORTH
ern Virginia. blue grass section, near the
National Capital, convenient to trolley lines.
Write or phone your requirements and when
to expect you. Send for list Phone Herndon
49, BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon Va. 17s
FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES. ALI
classes, nearby Virginia counties. Don't fai
to get your property in our big. new list, Out
shortly. No sale. NO charge. Buell. Farm
Agency, Herndon, Va. 15s
WANTED-TO COMMUNICATE WITH OWN.
er. from 10 to 80 acre farm: one who is able
to finance. equip. modern poultry farm. with
the intention Of working 1t on thirds. Ad
dress Box 137-R, Star ONCE. 13s
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SUBURBAN. PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-A MOST BEAUTIFUL suBUR'
bas building site Of near one acre. fronting on
west border Of Rock Greek Pa!k. near hofth
boundary Of Zoo. Especially desirable for sub
urban home near the city, adjaeest to the
great park. For sale by owner at the very iew
price Of SOC per foot. Address BOX Or, staf
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FOR sALE-FIRsT TINE OFFERED 9th ST.
NEAR NORTHEAST.-vERY ATTRACTIVE
BAY-wINDow BRICK HOME OF ROOMS
AND BATH; FURNACE HEAT: wide lot to
alley. Price. $1,000: terms. II. 1. THORN
TON, 1416 ct. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUsCS
Continued,


BEAUTIFUL bET1CHE6 HONE on a
large lot with sa1ge, In 18th street Highlands:
containing 10 large rooms and bath. hardwood
floors. hot-water heat gas, electricity; e1eet'
lent condition. This is an unusual opportunity.
ROBERT z. HEATER,
Main 1O04 40 Colorado otak:
BEFORE BUYING A HOME, SEE OUR CON-
plete list Of modern houses: most of them on
the Heights, and can give prompt possession;
price and terms are very attractive.
Also have q number of high-class resi-
denees under short lease; two-family dats. and
investment property that will stand close IN.
vestigatioD and Be worthy of your prompt
confederation and inspection.
N. E. RYON CO., Inc,
Successors to
New York Realty Brokers.
Phone n. 45S 1923 r st. NV.
IOWA CIRCLE; IA ROOMS, TWO BATHS;
hot-wate: heat; monthly tenant; 1900. Ad-
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BEAUTIFUL MODERN
HOME

Contains Z rooms. open fireplace. complete
plumbing. hot-water heat. gas and eiec lights
hardwood trim. rs feet OF front porch on
attic; cleo motor e bedrooms and sewing
room on I'd noorl; garage. stable eoncrete
walks; beautiful lawn; all fenced. and con-
tains u acre; nearly 90 shade trees; flowers.
etc. Located in Thrlfton. Va. tcherrydalel;
0 minutes by trolley from Georgetown Prob
ably best house in Cherrydale). Price. $500;
terms, S. 600 cash: bal. can run as first trust.
Owner occupant going away. Early possession
given. This is a real home. For all informa-
ton see
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WANTED TO BORROW $500 FOR ONE
year ON chattel mortgage of 81 500 worth of
goods; will give small bonus. Address Box
Ao-R Star office.
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BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
POSSESSION GUARANTEED
QUICKLY.
on BELMONT ST. NEAR COLUA-
RIA ROAD. We have just listed and
offered for the first time a beautiful
home in this exclusive section. 1t
contains 10 rooms and bath rooms;
has tot-water heat, electric lights,
ample closet space, hardwood trim
and floors, colonial porch, double rear
porch. concrete cellar with laundry.
lot 25 II. wide by 100 IT. deep to
15-ft. paved alley. Terms. Price,
$4,000.
ROBERT LEE O'BRIEN,
Franklin 1886. ITO Ut. NV.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER.
House well located. 1900 block Newton st.
NV. six large rooms: third bath; elec lights
and hot-watef heat; front porch and double
hack porches; good brick garage: property 10
in good condition: price. S. 500: s.. TOO cash.
Ikone OWNER, Main 500.
$500 CASH THEN PAY s. MONTHLY
Near 18th and Il Price, 81. 600.
Good frame, rooms; porches; . big lots.
SkoLAND C. BOOTH, 215 NV. Fl. 2702
If YoU WANT TO Boy OR SELL RRAi. Es
TATE TALK 1T OVER WITH NJ. E. NOR.
GAN. AT ZANTZISGER'S.
A sNAP-CLOsE TO 14th ST.: 10 ROOMS
and bath; splendid location for boarding
house; only few steps from 18th st. cars.
Price. $3.50; terms.
A. B. CAMPBELL.
1410 II 1t. NV.
FOR sALE-ON CATHEDRAL AVE. WEST
Of Conn ave-; beautiful home Of 10 rooms and
, baths; all modern improvements; lot "a II.
wide; possession given: positively the best
home buy in the northwest. For price and
terms see J. 4. HAYDEN. l41O g st. NV.
Vac 1T Hor =.
$3.50. Easy terms
Brick; r. and b.. cellar under entire house :;
furnace heat; front and back porches: lot to
alley: 754 Hobart st. NV. Have another on
Girard ct; corner property: hot-water heat and
electric lights front and back porches; lot to
alley. Price, $6,500. Address Box CIR. Star
once.
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FOR SALE
NEAR 9Th AND O SITS. NV.
Press brick; 7-room house; hot-water heat
newly painted and papered. This Is q bar
gain. See me at once.
c F. WARISG,
1916 ST. NV. East Basement
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IOWA CIRCLE; II ROOMS, TWO BATHS;
hot-wate. heat; monthly tenant; ST.. 900. Ad.
joining house at same price.
JOHN T. KNOTT, 91S ST.
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FOR SALE-VACANT
1928 2nd ST. NV.
Corner Thomas ST.. press brick; rooms and
tile BATH double back porches; back yard
large enough garage; title just searched
move into tomorrow. Price. So. 500.
C. +. WARING.
1916 ST NV. East Basement
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FOR SALE-vACANT.
754 HOBART ST. NV.
Near Columbia road press brick; rooms
snd bath; cellar; furnace heat Price, a, $50
Easy terms.
C. r. wARING.
1916 ST. NV. East Basement.
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GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL RETURNING TO
civilian pursuit will sell at bargain for quick
disposal. including any or all Of furniture as
desired 11-room corner house in exclusive Du-
pont Circle section; all modern improvements
artisticaliy furnished: a cash payment, bal
ance on terms. Address Box 3Oo-P. Star odice
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NEW HOMES FOR
COLORED.
NOS. 71O TO 74O
KENYON ST. NV.
Modern homes-Attractive
terms. Six rooms, tiled
bath; hot-water heat, elec-
tric lights; front and rear
porches; cellar under en-
tire house unusually large
lots to alley.
Resident Salesman,
B. B. PINN,
T2 Kenyon St. NV, or
Phone Main 4846.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

WE HAVE THE BUYER, GIVE Us THE
property to sell Sales and rental our specially.
REAL ESTATE SALES CO.,
1Som II, Smith bldg, 62l kim It,
Alexandria, Va. lHs
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FOR SALES 800 (2435 NJ sr)
NINE ROOMS AND BATH; GOOD YARD
AND SHED.

FOR sALE+CoLoRED BUYERS.
Aristoeratic section; beautiful homes; wes,
Of palatial 18th ST.: close to the French EN-
bassy; Just across from Meridian mansions;
great thoreughfare: Kalorama ave.; close to
18th st. car line; two-story nearly new brick
houses: six bright. light rooms aud baths;
colonial porches; rear alley.
PRICE, A,250
FIRST PAYMENT. $780, BAL. AS RENT.
Full commission paid to brokers.
E. H. TAGGART. B. W. BEALI.
1920 New York ave- NV.
Main $500. ResideDce. Columbia 1606.
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On D. G. Real Estate.
WANTED-MONEY.

We act at once. Courteous treatment
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. 9th and N. Y. q
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FOR SALE-COLORED.
rooms and bath. located on the heiyhts.
Price. 81. $50.
8 rooms and toilet Located near 18th and
W NV. Price, $2.6'0.
4 rooms and bath. located In lie nroit Park.
Price. s.. $50.
rooms and bath (new). hot-water heat
and electric lights. Price. $6,55o.
rooms and bath, located near 11th and
Fla. ave. Price, $3, $50
rooms and bath. in q most desirable loca-
ton. Price. $500.
o rooms and bath, furnace heat real bar
gain. Price, IS, $50.
Apply 1893 G ut. NV. End floor.
Phone Main 4s46.
ON 10Th ST. NEAR PA. AVE. N.W.-AT-
tractive home, with rooms and bath: hot
air furnace. Price. $500. s.. 900 cash and
balance on time.
On Goth st. near n.w.-S rooms and bath !;
latrobe heat. Price. g, 750 Easy terms.
On n. Car. ave. near 3rd s.e.-Attractive
we'll built home. with Z rooms and bath.
Price, S, 500. An offer invited.
On st. ne. near 7th; Capital Traction cars
pass the door; rooms and bath; latrobe heat
Price. S, 500. Easy terms.
On ST. near 4th SEE rooms and ba tn !;
latrobe heat; alley side and rear. Price,
s.. 800 Cash. 81. 900. and balance on time.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD.
723 10th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs
Continued,

FOR sALE-BRAUTIFUL HOUSE on PARK
tiled hath; hardwood floors; hot-wnter heat
gas and electricity: sleeping porch; colonial
front porch; Handsomely decorated and pa
pered; perfect condition; good lot to alley; i'm
mediate possession; own : leaving city. Price,
HIGBIH 4 RICHARDSON,
1904 Fl ut. NV
FOR sALE-EXCE1.LENT HOUSE, fN NE.
section; 2 stories, large rooms, tiled bath;
hardwood trim; hot-water heat: double back
porches: colonial front porch; very large lot;
double garage. Price. IS, 76O.
H1GBlE RICHARDSON,
1904 II St NV.
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SIX ROOMS AND BATH; PoRCHHs AND
ylrd1. near 12th and Fla. ave ne Only
$3.50 Terms W. P. METCALF, 1855 I st
1Sn 4 ST. s.E-NEAR NAVY YARD, ONE
and yards. Only $3.50. Terms. W. p NET-
CALF. 1896 st.
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Six-room bungalow. bath; barn; 100 fruit
and nut trees; IL acres; large stream. shade,
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DETACHED: BEST PEBBLE-DAsH BUNGA.
low type Q rooms. 2 baths; like new; garage /;
large electric lighted closets; porches high
view: h.w.h.: Minneapolis regulator; auto
matte hot water hardwood: dining room
beamed. paneled. rail; light basement: laun-
dry: best ne. section; 10 minutes by cars
bringing 5000 as apis. immediate possession
81. 900: discount for substantial payment.
North PA! lSs
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Farms. large and small, and lots in Fairfax
and Alexandria counties wooded sites over
looking the Potomac.
COURTLANDS TITLE CO., INC,
Phone Rosslyn 312-Fl1. Mclean, Va.
GROOM HOUSE. ANIL; PANTRY; FIRE
place: good cellar: furnace; good buy; Quick
sale !; other property also. Box 100, Kensinr-
ton. Md. Joe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
OREGON TEAM LEAVES
FOR PALO ALTO WHILE
BEARS ENTRA|N NORTH
Stanford is Foe for Eugene
Men on Saturday and o. A.
g. Meets California in Ccast
Game at Corvallis.

EUGENE, Ore, Oct. 28.-(A. Pr
The football team Of the University OF
Oregon left last night for Palo Alto
Cal, where II will meet the team OF
Stanford university in coast con-
ference game Saturday. Coach "Shy'
Huntington and the trainers announc-
ed that six first string men are suf-
fering from injuries received In the
game with Idaho last Saturday and
some OF them may be unable to play at
Palo Alto. over 1900 students gave
the members OF the team send-off ut
the Southern Pacific station.
California leaves for Albany
BERKELEY, Cal, oct. 28.--(A. p.)
The University of California football
team left here last night for Albany,
Oregon. where they will remain until
Saturday when they are 10 meet the
Oregon Agricultural College eleven at
Corvallis in Pacific Coast conference
contest. The Berkeley party was made
up OF 23 players and Coach Andrew
Smith and Charles Honeywell. student
manager.
whitman. .Gonzaga Game OFF
SPOKANE, Oct. 2s.-(A. PA
football game scheduled for Nov. 3 at
Spokane between the Whitman College
team and Gonzaga university OF this
city has been called off, 1t was an
nounced by athletics officials OF the
two schools yesterday.
Inability TO secure local field for
that date and unwilllngness Of Coach
Borleske to send his team into game
on Nov. II. five days after the Whit
man Montana game, were respons'
ible for the cancellation. it was stated.
Georgia Tech Stands by Men
ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 2S.-tA. P.)-
Director crenshaw of the Georgia
Tech football team which played the
University OF Pittsburgh last satur-
Jay had played football more than
four years. The statement was in re-
ily TO one issued sunday by Director
Miller OF Pittsburgh announcing tha'
pittsburgh would play no more games
With Georgia Tech.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
Dark SKINNED YOUTHS
HAVE HARD EPIDERMIS;
FOOTBALL BAREFOOT

4 HONOLULU, TIL, oct 2s.- !
4 "a. P)-When large number 4
4 of the members of the Kane 4
+ hameha school football squad 4
+ here turned out at their first :
+ practice in bare feet and kicked .
+ the pigskin about as freely as 4
+ though they were shod with brog
4 ans, c. G. L1ngenstein, the 4
Z schools new football coach 4
= from Northwestern University, 4
+ Illinois, opened his eyes and shut 4
= his mouths in dumb amazement. .
: When he looked closer and 1
> saw that most of the boys wore 4
Z nothing more than a thin shirt 4
= and a pair of overalls apiece. in 4
= stead Of the armor-like pads of 4
= the mainland footballers, he ex-
+ pressed the opinion that hardi- 4
= hood in football players is not
+ confined TO the continental Unit
= ed States.
= For their regular games the
I Kamehameha boys don regula- !
1 ton football uniforms, but in 4
= practice many Of them prefer 1
= the unprotected shirt. overalls 4
: and bare feet. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
CARPENT|ER-DEMPSEY
FIGHT WILL Be HELD
IN CAPITAL OF CUBA
Syndicate of Havana Sports
Is Successful Bidder for
Title Bout Between Heavy
Champions of the World.

ia NEW YORK, Oct 2s.--(A. P.)--
The fight between Jack Dempsey and
Georges Carpenter for the heavy.
weight championship OF the world
win be held in Havana. Cuba. 1t was
announced here last night
The three promoters made the an
nouncement after lengthy conferenc,
In W. A. Brady's office. None OF them
would disclose the Identities OF the
Cuban capitalists who bid successfully
for the big battle.
Il am perfectly satisfied with the
Havana arrangements" said Rickard,
"but ! cannot disclose the identity OF
the representative OF the Cuban syndl-
cate as yet. He will be here In q week
or so and everything win be announc-
ed upon his arrival. The Cuban capt.
talists have made lis an offer which
menas a safe guarantee for success for
US and eliminates to a great exent any
chance OF gambling on the PROPOSE
ton"
Earlier In the day Jack Kearns.
Dempseys manager, stated that unless
certai arrangements regarding a
bonded stakeholder were inserted In
the article OF agreement, he would not
sign them. Last night, however.
kearns came from the conference
room smiling and declared that every
thing was satisfactory to him and
that the arrangement has his unquali-
fled approval
Carpenter and his manager, Des-
camps who were present also signified
their satisfaction with the Cuban Of
fer. Dempsey. who arrived little
later, said that II his manager was
pleased with the proposition he was
more than satisfied
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
Montana Tceling Its Oats

MTSSOULA. Mont, oct. 2s.-Vic-
tory OF the University Of Montana
football team over one Pacific Coast
Conference eleven, the University Of
Washington. has caused Montana fol-
lowers to hope for another confer
ence victory when Montana meets
Washington state College at Pullman
Wn., Oct 80.
one week before defeating Wash
ington, Montana defeated Mount st.
Charles College, 1870, the highest
score ever made by a Montana ele-
ven. This years win recalls to Mon
tana veterans the fact that in 1915
the Montana eleven held the east
ern Syracuse University team to
&C tie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
SALT LAKE IS AFTER
REAL ATHLETIC CLUB

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, oct. Is
CA. P.- Steps have been taken toward
the organization in salt Lake City OF
an athletic club similar to the olym.
pic Club Of San Francisco, the Him
OILS Athletic Club Of Chicago and the
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club Of
Portland, oregon.
Many former college and university
athletes now living here are expected
tc play on the football, baseball, bas-
EetbaIl and other teams to be formed
by the club. Boxing and wrestling
work will start first, II is planned.
Headquarters of the club are to be
established at municipal gymnasium
nntl permanent quarters can be oh
tained.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
CHINESE MERCENAR|ES
HIRED BY PETROGRAD

HELS1NSFORS, oct 2S.--(U. P.)-
Chinese mercenaries are being en-
ployed by the bolshevik government to
suppress street fighting in Petrograd
and Kronstadt, according to advices
received here. The Chinese. well arm
ed are reported as enjoying their work.
Riotlng by sailors at Kronstadt and
the blowing up Of two Russian torpedo
boats is reported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
f0O[ [RALL.

EUGENE. Ore, Oct. 2S.-univer-
sity Of oregon students are again TAX
ing interest In football affairs fo.' Bill
Steers, star Of the 1919 champion
ship team has returned TO school and
has taken his place as captain of this
years eleven.
For a time il was thought Steers
would not return to school as he was
coaching a high school team at The
Dalles. ore. suddenly word reached
the campus that Steers was on his
way back and, although he arrived
at 1890 n. M one recent Saturday.
nearly $50 students were at the de-
pot to meet him. steers said he felt
he owed ii TO oregon to return to
play.
Steers is probably one of the best
known of the football men who have
played for Oregon in recent years.
His drop kick made oregon's first
score in the game against Harvard
at Pasadena last New Years day,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
MIKE BRADY TIES MAYO
IN OPEN GOLF TOURNEY

WEST BADEN, Ind, Oct. 2S'-(A.
.P)-Mike Brady of Detroit and Chas'
Mayo OF Chicago, tied for first place
in the professional golf tournament
which was finished Wednesday. A six
taken by Jock Hutchinson on the sew
enth hole in the afternoon lost MN
the lead which he had maintained
through the half-day's play ana
brought him in third place, Laurie
Ayton of Evanston, Ills, and George
Turnbull of Blue Island, HIS, tied Tor
fourth place.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28

BoVing and Wrestling Draw
STA NFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal,
Oct. 2S.-One hundred and forty
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28

five men have. turned out for box
ing and wrestling at Stanford uhl-
versity, according to Trainer Harry
Maloney. Several of last years stars
are back and Maloney expects 10 senu
winning teams into intercollegiate
boxing and wrestling matches. IN
terclass contests will be held before
outside competition is scheduled.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
Tcmnlcton Strcncthcns Cards

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct
Stanford's 1920 football chances
were strengthened considerably when
1t was announced recently that r. /,
c"Dink') Templeton, veteran varsity
ffunback, was eligible to play this year
At the opening of the season it was
believed Templeton was ineligible.
Templeton is q kicker who can be
relied upon for long punts hack INTO
enemy territory and also for occa-
sional drop kicks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
PUSHED WIFE IN RIVER,
MAN COMMITS SUICIDE

ASTORIA, ore, oct 2S.-tu. P)--
Olaf Anderson awaiting trial for the
alleged murder of his wife, commit
ted suicide Wednesday by hanging
himself in his cell with towel AN
derson confessed following his arrest
according to officials that he murdered
his wife hy pushing her from a fishing
lboat In the Columbia river near here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
BABY MUST EAT AT
ANY COST so MOTHER
TURNS A BURGLAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2s.-(U.
P)-"What becomes Of me doesn't
matter but my baby must eat" That
Is why Mrs, Marie Watson, %, turned
burglar. she said, after being captured
In the home Of Victor Rowe. She was
seized and owe powered by Rowe's son,
81, after she had entered the house
by means of a window.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28
MUST FACE KIDNApING CHARGE

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s.-W. P)--
Governor Smith will sign extradition
papers tomorrow calling for the return
Of Miss Betty Brainerd TO Washington
state to face charges growing out of
the alleged kidnapping Of the child of
George Stage. New York newspaper
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-28

Every man on the Georgia team >
said Director Crenshaw's statement
had previously been ruled eligible by
the Southern Inter Collegiate athletic
association"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-27
STEAMBOAT LINES.

Schedule in Effect Sept. goth
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STANDARD TIME.
Leave Wilmington, Fourth st. Wharf. for
Philadelphia 80, 600. 1890 a. M. l3O.
- 100 AIS and 7:3o D. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut st. Wharf
for Wilmington, 9.30, 1880 a. m, I'D
O'Clock noon. $50. 800. AIS. 600 and
7.30 p. m.
'Runs on Sundays only.
ssDaily except sundays.
WILMINGTON-PENN GROVE ROUTE
Schedule in Effect Monday. Sept ~
Daily, including Sundays, leave Whining
ton $50, 500. 1000 a. m. u O'Clock noon
200. 200, 600. 500. 1000 and II 90 D. m
Leave Penns Grove $50, T.l5. 900. IL 90
a. m, 100. 800, 800. 700. 900 and II 90
p. m.