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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03

~ ANYTHING can resssnclle a sum
j tnvr, io,ing ~erid 10 the ecming Ut
au.unn and winter, tt. ss#is aud bats
With which W. are 10 face the cold
cnght ~ anatiry. There IL nothing tn
their makeup To even saggest dsTsr~s-
sion and everything that speaks OF
comfort ani hrtliisaes IL theirs, They
srr here before the autumn leaves aud
Win sttli he here when the leave are
gene, ndding ~ much 10 the glory Of
the yrar ~ ties In the power Of hu-
man beings 10 contribute. The coats
are made OF materials that ere soft.
thick. in TEXTURES that reveal the rich
ness of quiet colors>
long tines tapsring IA toward The
bottom are chosen tor many coats,
Very ample collars In the cape. mufier
Sad shawl varieties make them lock
equal 10 protecting enc against the
most frtgla weather ard altogether the
new models are very graceful.
one of thrss hong. cory eyNats spp
pear m ut the left 81 the two shown In
the picture. II II shaped 20 hang In
toward the bottom aud has . group of
Dlslts down the middle ~ The hack.
sccrni-i by rows NJ lsrTr covered
buttons at each side, There is a s~fv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
Altman Describes Romantic
Charm OF Mosques and
Gardened Homes.
OECADENCE or CITY GOES ON
Strangers Treated Kindly IN an A.
m~osphsrs Of Frtspdship--city Tn
dures It's Shabby Gertitity
With PRIDE ard Calm.

Adrianople. Thracc, The d~scadenev
Of Two centuries, prrsen, politica' aud
economic dlsintegraiion, wars with.
gu, end, and an uncertain future. have
been unabl. to destroy the iprnsble
charm ,le Turks originally gave 10
4sls elty al, slxbisasaId lhp1sunl spats.
Adrtanople ~ still a holy city In faith
and in appearances. Romance still
ahides here.
'srhr ,trien, Ia the only place 'eft
10 turnvv, where cities W. nj clas~
range are beauttfr,." remarked Jules
S.bo,tn. n French aviator. while Wis
lt,pg the mos, t~sutif4i OF all mosques.
Stuan'x masterpiece mere the tu''safs~
of n thousand windows hut oue. erect
cd nj the order Of Sultan SesIm H., 10
the sixteenth century.
The first impression of the city has
he,'a one OF Infinite beauty. Arriving
frpIn arross the lofty balkans IN an
alrplans. the city had been seSa with
a rush, a plRcv W spires, and slate
,loipcs and rvyi rvofs, planted ~ the
intersection OF three rivers. IL had
hern a pelctan4' sight. IT Ind evrrnr ~
the end 81 a four hours ride, and II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
Films Help to
Foreign Trade

steek and handing u 10 Tn rzany
rfaseal fNum the farm to the hpxns
tsbis. The Argentine x~sssrhEarnt has
shown special Inters=t In the innrstnc-
ton Of Aaserseaa ssstitDds Of hAndsAs
live sleek. ~ II has indeed tn the axri.
eultrrpl psaetic~s Of the Hssthers bali
Of the continent G~snerailS..
40 ~sR9esrs " thfs. tie Arv-@,yns
ssahsssy In wsxhtnEtco has air~sey
purchased tea Hix-c on ihsss ss.Ateess
fog sasesttossl es~ IN Arysattna sad
has Frequently had United ssases DE-
p~srfassnt bulletins trans,sts6 tsts
Spanish for home consumption.
The Bpssos Aires 4 Pacific railway
has atso been q heavy purchaser Of
s'ieh hlfAs for use sitng IT'S xysteml It's
representative in tkis euuntry vas re-
Gently negotiating with the unised
States department. ~ agriculture tos
Minis showing The swine Industry In
the United States. and In making ~
rsngeInrsats fot the introduction of
American swine In Argeutina.
u 10 pisnsed TO show ,npoetsnt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
Father and Daughter
Get Relief BY Eatonic

n. J.. Foweil. sweetwatrs. 1sxsa,
aays, "t.atcaie h~lped ne =, oace.
but II vas my daughter who ra Inc
'iaafstasas b*nsnrs HNr 1rtsuid nsv
even take = driG. Of water withasi
awful misery. but Il r~iiryrd h~r ~
In feeling much better. An this fra~~
cnas boz. NJ send NJ four masv II
cnc~""
Hundreds N people new ssAs
estcnie : one or swc tablets sfssv essA
meal keeps them In good health.
Feeling fine. full IT p~r kstonae
simply takrs w the excess aridiy
and poisons and carries th~tn rtrht est
II the system. 0f course rhea the
of the misery IN removed. us
sufferer cannot help bat gri welt,
You viii ind II a quick. sure re,lss
for heartburn, indigestion. se,,r, seta.
Esmy, biostsi ~wtonnrt. II costs bgs
= tsia~ snd yssur dsvxv%es Will satssls
you. II you don't feel we'll. you rive
ektonlc a Test, Aas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03

ample cape coiiHr and ~assily geaees
sleeves With deep cuffs,
A shorter coat Ia . lighter cclar APP
pears ai the right. lin distinguishing
feature In the odS,y ~ Its construe-
item. Whoever IL leoking for snssse-
thing new will nnd n here for the der
slEner appears tn have conferred his
ssten,icn on originality aud 90 have
passion for dificuk workman
shlp, Very FIRE tailoring IL evident
In the Wide folds across the back
beruer~d by narrow tucts Tie
slee,es abide by the mede In being
full snd present cuffs Heightened TO
the elbow nj the hack and hnlsisrd
with c~ioih~corrred huitcns. Anesher
surprise watts 10 ,wo slit pockets at
each slide that End place IN 40 TN
lcsked.tor drnpsry. Finally the coat
ends rs eccentric career al the knees.
being considerably shorter than thu
aeerarr,
The refund hat has q duYetins ercwn
and q put ~ hroeaded rttboa shout
the facr. A hand ~ plain. narfe~
rIhbon. with small beads vel Mt inf~r-
walls ahcu, n. flashes the band and
there are small srpiIau~d motifs u
the nsrrpw ribbon We, on the brocsde.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
CATTLE RUSrtERS USE AUTOS


Regina. Sask-The uaaterear. n
seems, hs. achieved another suce~ss
by winning It's advent into the cat
tie ruariins business. The old and
web Known practice Of cattle rustlers.
when they used ia drive their stolen
herds before th-tn. IN now = thinx ~
the past A rev days. sgo three rsi,ss
were st.len fresh herbs near ns'ngough
and spirited across tho internati onai
border nv tso ,fasorcurs, THREE ~
the rusttrrS ws~r~ arrested ON this side
~ the tine ard tw4s others tn Mtsn.
tnBa and are now awaiting trial
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03

swine hre~flas fas-A the wers IN the
big Chicago psrkiag haases sad the
preparation % the proiues Dor the
table Pictures stll BE- ssads ~ ths
aartaus types II Amersean hogs. and
40 sfYnre ssn he made "a siye sosae
la~a Of Ets vastnrsn Of the lGTdnssry IN
this country.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03

.atsssr narang or artnrss@d hrfsnA
Pour very practicai bats In the at
traefive group absssr portray four M
tereh' shapes tina, may tae relied "a
10 he t%~erGiiag which Ii the chief
end of millinery. One Of them h ~
ausetsn with npturned brim fsr~d
with satin In q light cyaor. A curling
spray o feMib~rS rscnoroisS~s tie
hrirn, spriHEinx cot Of the facinr nj
the left frunt and rurvlng evsf the
brtrn edge. lust h<s1w u q square
crvwned ssilor shape In covered with
6usvtyn and far~d with velvet In q
darker ccaor. Duvetyn MATES The ~cs-
In. about the c.owu ending In 4 h-ys
wfthr rzrwr' ccvvrwd tsAftE III shS sfts
cf the foid<t material. TIE hat n
the right ~ Also . dsv>syn Ia dsrs
bloc with ~rrk~osAe~y tn ..ss -coiossd
aIk. TaHsea N rs~pSoafbie for ~
lfrti~ brown hat Ut the bottom n ne
grssup with plated rssh< sbors rf,e
edge ssd band M pai~soad r1bbos
shsus the crown. TIE same pase
shaAe nnsk-~ = sced rspcrt Of ss~ssf n
the ssc.nx. The-v are naany coaos ens-
hsnatieus 80 chccse frvss and vs<ss
saa their nsts~s1ag bit to The srsssseut
~S~rxthAt color md Tine MAKE pnsI
ssn.e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03

A MN chapter In the stnry ~
IA hats begins with September. for
this month property ashers In tie
sutuNn styles. Its bright. riss1d
dsvs bring OF, se;necn-sesstens tniFh-
merry belonging reiiher "a summer nor
~ Writer. but rSr~ca sting the brilliant
esa ~ the yssr. MIsifners sgrss upcn
fabrics fer making hrtwe-n-s SRA sons
hats choosing these that t~!eng TO
Any time Of the year. net she sheer
things az m~htnusis~r er the hs~vy.
wsrra-lcoktnr winter materials.
For this particular September they
have tasrn tuvesyn. satin. taresa.
rrsterfsly tina resemble hMst~r's plush
and rstssotfss rsa sccastrFsm;ey rut wftE
them ~.rrs taasn velvet In making m
wxan~ scvpty hats for fail Ts~cesa.
sisns s.f-suse ostrich feathers. wtnr~
feather and rFhhsss e~rssrssnta bot.
above al. elaborate ecussosAerSe, In
rich shsa~s and narrow rshsprs In
Vivid cosors Hrrwn and srpes that
hR~rYnesiins with u APPEAR efsen vno1sh
60 couvlnc~ sse that srannr quiet cos.
ora hrvwn wtal stan6 with navy ss the
head If the column ef fawowifpa
These yv'scws tasi gasks the xtsry Of
nastwrtsrnass snt . reddish hru~n.
rslis~s "r-sst.- are cctreEsrs wtth rsany
aSrk shades IA o<he~ crAerss
arr many er.ts6 fare Shapes
tr rr~.tsrMa siHs1 bats. snd na-rvw
hrtrarss~s NAfs for esrfy wear. Arsosly
,hs ,Asr~sar. wte~-srtnsa~t sstfH ~
tm~~ts Aa-s win ASshsag sliss Nw
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
ASPIRIN


-fsyer Tahicss Of AsFsr'A' 10 Frus
the Aspirin proved safe nv mi't~ss
and prescribed ~ physicians Fes "s~s
twenty years Accept only sm ~ar,fas.a
-Isasrr package" which contains p,sa.s
dire~si.ns to relieve Brada~kr T.sss.
arhe Earsrhe. Neuralgia. Rheams,l~a.
t,oids ssd Pain. Handy Tin hs.ss-s ~ n
sahiYts gsss. f@~ cents. Drsw.tsfs aias
sell issger "1sayer parkAevs" Assars@
1. trade mark isayer Menuf~r,nrv Mo-.
oasciicnc ia@st~r ~ SMiicylicaeid y Aas.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
"Cut Pay, I'm Not Earning
IT, Says City Employee

Cleveland. ohio - am nat
earning the tuot,sy am getting
and want my salary reduced"
This In the request sent 10 CITY
officials by Gettiisb Pfaht. lie
Ia slxiy-ssyea.
He worked for the city for ~.
tern years. when be made IN.
request he was foreman Of q
bridge repair gang.
Last March his right arm was
affected by paralysis II. cannot
use II now.
That's why he aske Zoe y wat.
sfy cut Ills request WAS xsaatri.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03

Charming Aior or Afoct
Seen from aloft. the city. surrnund
cd hy poplars a, Us outer rim, lfs
house r gardens within the city showing
green vines and f~avers, lts our'yins
fields hare aroused nsmaries ~ sfsr,
din an mountains, nfarhskr ~ tl,e
Ttrrts and hosts Of other Turkish
cities, always sleeping In beauty.
whether visited hy sunshine nr moon
tight.
The ionTrF the stay in Adrisranfe
the mere the. Il arm II ia beauty
grows = charm that : az grwst sfc-It
rs niuft.
A'binnorie IL = ritT that has tho
tone ~ cpiutrr Friendship nhr,, ".
unlike A count, s.st az iiie sorth
The center Of the %arr,cultraI .xchanrr
business 81 Eastern tnd Western
rhraf~. II = fr,aasni-i nv pea ~ NJ.
and traders of Turkish Creek. Rui.
gsrian, Jewish. and Armenian entlon.
altttes. There is rsterd ~ huf nee
American ever having dome business IN
the city. and he rafns herr fro'n I'srls
and bought w all the hrnofns.
While no day knows what the new
day may bring forth IN the vnv -
ralttica' strif. aud crime. rgstsy the
city preserves this tone 81 friendship
and order. Strangers a. they IN along
the streets or visit The shops -r~
rres,ss, with kindly ctneern. Tn.
Turkish officers satnfe e~ynirfeon~,y
and there Ia no rllnt ~ hostility IN
the eycs of the Turkish soldiers mr.
ryins their tea rlaeS r.4,~4,tly ~.
,rthctei To them hy Col. DIFFER TayNr
Rev.
The deysadence ~ Afr'auhnle gy.es
at a digutici fnt. There ~ llttie M
none OF rhe sre'Ilng slf'y'ay ans ART
snd noise and Poverty - Cons'artt
nople. There Il nfar ~ N. rla+nor
~ roRs'a tincYlv's street rnrw ans.
automobiles,
Pride In sA,ahy G~..itpts
Therv> srr a few tagged h~rrsr
children who h~cy1srs 'se Au,
for the rsosi rart Adrtsroplo cntures
l,s shabby gcnt1''ty wlth pviae ara
calm. Here thsr. are uapr ~ ,ha
fallen hcsTses sni ansts ssrt.efs which
Characterize the majority q, the cities
Of Asia Minor.
Prayers are called frnrs the NINA.
rrts as u old assa the old and new
hsras~ DO a slender business In seil.
ing Arp~r'csn ard E.arurexr rsn~s~as
and hosaesyain cloths aud Turkish
silv~ mounted pipes and cigarette
ho1aers, rwxs, Junk, n passing peasant
customers ~ else when the~~ are
lack'ne 'h~y s~ar with ~arh other, az.
ter the harry ~ aff the ORR.
rnt.
r~cat~mcv re~sss To have heightened
the beauty ~ me srs iest'c Old ,ns,~ons
NJ Sultan Rsyx'd The windows srv
broken In. the locks ara rvstes IN the
AserA the grass b growing ~ h~t~een
the Aaxstw-s, the teantssn IN the
rsurt no iorr~r ~plssh~s It's -atee IN
the sansatae. and the Interior 81 me
ncscoe Itself Is slowty aete~to-st.
Ing.
Few versAtr~rs csrs~ here, ass ou
tA~ trrwSy Friday kfterne~.e. RE
M~rssr'r'sa's cav Of worship enrae A
devoted band * rnssfrt.ns sa.f ssrr
ess TIE svitos sturanNess urro thss
rrcrr sni ore NJ th~ rvsi-s~ast s,s-s
sa'Vtei WITH tn ssssrss-ft~ NJ rsr T~-s
rHd satt "Aisak s~=~.rssdsk May
God abide With roe
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
hationai Anthem Turned
roIiceinezl lnlo Statues

Hsssaa. afass ny pssyfax
tue STAR kpssxss3 isabsseT
oysr and ssss N ifaisan bsEd
kept twe nsaiesaasa Wis era<s'sss
them 10 stop. ssaatinx u os,als
tHl the Fslis r<servssisx. lsstit
herx. nafil their arsas dToF1sd
naiab snd AelpisSs A fsss Hal
ian ~osa.ea and enisdrssl who
were aIanx for al oatis'g cAe~rsn
and appaasslss In great xsss-
Tfsess tAw hsadsasea nsst
S0ssn sflsr the fnmuituras
strains had eegan ~resounainx
sAroagh ti,s goods. poliTetnca
Jossisa kwss ard ffcssegts sp-
psarrd and iafortssed thean thy
laast step. ss they we're In the
state reservation. The leader ~
asses crsi~res ~rhs Star Spsagied
haEaef' played
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
Ala. Nv. STOCK in,rcdvetIcn

Introduction ~. American Lrcvis -.
Tive ste,k ara poultry into south
Atn-flee. particularly Argrntina, Is 90
epc aided bs the use ~ motion picture
Gins prepared tnr this purpose hy the
t'alted Statcs Department ef Agrtcui-
fure These Hlms also viii show
AtueSrpp IarthodS az breeding live
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
LEOPARD GlnH0T
CHANCE SPOTS
III. 0odson the 'tiver Tens
Nam TETS tho rreacAalr
Of caomel

csscsAsa hc@ss yen i aayi Tee ksAw
what eaissssi IA tts lnervuss ! o9irA,
ssesse GaA@@sss " &AMe~xsa& " ssNSAssaF
iase saar hale lts AyMasmats. eramgsae
aaA sacs~assg suG C&ssSs~s nstaeAs
tAs hsass sed sAsasa newer be sss lass
yeaf systssa.
WhsA ycs fe~i hilissa simggasA. CO.
stssssea aad ali kneekea eSs aaA BE-
lssse yeu need q asse u dsnssfeas esl.
easss isss rsnessess tina, yesr sarasgiat
seiis sas . few csass q large taaiss ~
pefsoas Liver Tene. eAsch n sa.isrsy
vegetable and ples~ais 10 take and b
q perfect Substitute Tor calusasa. Il 10
Sasssntc~d 10 start yeur its~s ~itteas
Stirring PEG 40 .sssde. ssa swa ass
~sstisate,
Iksas take cshancat n ran ara b
tsussed any n'sre thar q isv4sara ~ 3
wildcat Take n@dscas Liver 1~a~
which s~syaigAtsys 700 rtxh, W. saa
MAKES ycu fr~i tue. Gts~ N ~ se~
ehlsifwn hesaase. a. 10 .pesfMstis AAEsr
tsss and a0eSAr Evtpa-Aav
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03
WOMEN NEED SWAMP -Roor

nAassanas Of wep~ have hsaas, ~
bladder tfpsbse and nsvsf sssp@sa a
Wossssss cusaesstsse Often prove " -
soshtns sls bot k,ds~y sroshls. q IL
sssaft II kidney W bladder dassAsa
II the ksdssys ere Soa - . ksa1sAy
eosdsthoa. sAsy ~ cssps ths sGkse -
sxns 70 s<xens dssassd.
Faia 10 ,k< ha<h. be&Asehe. k~s n sm
httscn. n~rrousus~, srs sftsn times syMp
assas VI ksda~y tsOuhA&.
Dost dsasy stxSsias tssstsncst, H.
kkl@sxs ewSme-RcsA. . tkysseas's ~
sersptses. eA&Ais~d n amy arus sssss. ssy
~ jss ~ fsme6y Ass&se ~ Sssssn1n
Aohh k8GAstSnn4 s
O. . na6axss - hsm s6ss hst1As ~
as~dAssiy ivvM any dyss ssSss.
Hs~srs. n ~ vssS kr~ Ia t~a I'M
gsat pvsyssstSrs ss06 s~s ce~ss W IN.
kaEss . o. BnsAamt4a. n. r., ~ .
amvA hcsts. WIS wrstine h ass -
asstin ~ Upws-AAN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-03

ThstNs ths o~ssfsea
Aaage~-i am suing = sesssg mas tss
. dcssa kiss~s that be stole. n, lAws
Ter says they're worth 81, spS.s~,
Issk-~iiow dees Ne knew ites.s
Eseaing Transcript.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-21

sure the good condition Of the mer
and more talent could be made avail
able for final selection.
Distant Runners Needed
II The powers dreicting amateur ath-
letics in the United States can inter
est young athletes more in the mile.
two mile and the longer events and
'snatter the idea that a sprinter is tho
greatest hero on the track much will
be dore to make 1924 team better
balanced than the one which carried
the shield this year.
With such high class coaches in
charge Of the track squads at all the
big universities the outlook is much
brighter as American teams Of the fu-
ture will'become more and more dis
tinctivc collegiate outfits.
America has the talent. has the best
system Of athletics in the world the
most adept pupils and with a little
more attention on the part of the Of
ficials n charge of the governing b ID
les Of athletics, there is no neeG of
prying into 1924 in search Of lark
clouds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-21
RUPERT CANNOT SEE
WHY CLUBS HOLD OUT

NEW YORK, oct. 2l.-(A. P)-
Colonel j. A. Rupert, part owner of
the New York American League club,
who arrived home yesterday, said he
was perfectly satisfied that his con
ferees In the American League and
the eight National League club own
ers.. whom they met at Chicago, were
on the right road to put the national
game on thoroughly substantial foot
inr
Il cannot understand" said he
"why Pres dent johnson and five OF
the American League club owners
failed to attend. There is no plan OF
intent to force Mr., johnson out of the
league.
The plan is simply to place the
great game under the absolute juris-
diction of board of control made uI
OF three men or irreproachable reputa'
ton none of whom, has any financia
Interest in baseball. Everywhere
went within the last 10 days, | founC
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-21
'AR|ON GUY ROMPS IN
WINNER At ATLANTA

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 2y.-( "a. P.)--
Arion Guy, which recently won the
Kentucky furity at Lexington, was an
easy winner in straight heats over
Peter Stillwell and Sir Doglas Haig in
the 2;12 class trot in the Grand Cir
cut meet Wednesday, The latter two
fought out a desperate battle for sec.
ond place, Peter St.llwell winning both
times. Pest time. p;lQ Y .---
John r. Braden. driven by Thomas,
won the 2.03 class pace from Peter
Look and Esther Il. The second heat
proved to be the proitiest finish Of the
season here as the racers came under
the wire three abreast. Best time,
2.06 3-4.
In the free for all trOt for purse
of s 200 Charley Rex won in straight
heats without a break. Eest time,
2,etA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-21
NEGOTIATIONS NOT cur orr

WASHINGTON, oct. 21.-CU. P)-
The state department has officially
declared that negotiations between the
United States and Japan over japanese
immigration and anti-Japanese legis-
lation in California have not been TEN.
porarily discontinued. as was reported.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-21
Snyder Back at quarter

Charley Snyder will get his chance
TO become regular at quarterback to.
morrow on account OF the shift in the
lineup. He played in the Pasco game
but was not In shape last Thursday
when Touchet played here. Bradle,
third quarterback, has left school 10
return to Enterprise.
In the line Warner will play left
end, Rogers left tackle. Temple left
guard, Kennedy center. Kramer right
guard, Goedecke right tackle ana Ca
NIL left end, The line that goes
against Hood River will be the hcuvi.
est combination yet put on the field.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-21
catarrh cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease, greatly intill
enced by constitutional conditions. HALLt
CATARRH MEDICINE will cure catarrt
II is taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the
system. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
is composed of some Of the best tonics
known, combins with some of the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
of the ingredients in HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE what produces sue won"
derful results in catarrhal conditie-s
Druggists isc Testimonials free.
4. j Chenav Props. Toledo. o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-21
HARD GAME IN STORE
I. FOR RPENDLETONH HIGH
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Hood River Will be Opposition
for Hanley's Team Which
Shows Several Ehifts in
Backfield Due to Injuries.

Pendleton high school Will run NJ
against the stiffest game 30 far this
season Friday afternoon when the
eleven from the south hill lines up
against Hood river. The apple valley
squad Is coming here with well nur-
tured desire TO show the local boys
that the man who coached here last
year can produce a. winner and the
Pendleton athletes are just as eager to
show their old mentor that they can
beat anything6he trots out.
Earl F1eischmann. who handled the
buckaroo boys In 1919, Is at the helm
for Hood River and he has had some
close games this season. although both
Vancouver and The Dalles emerged
victories. He has been directing ali
possible energy toward taking tomor-
rows contest.
New Men 20 Play
Pendleton will present more new
faces In the lineup on Friday. owing to
the loss OF baokfield men from in
Juries. Kenneth Stendal who was
showing a lot OF promise at right half
back, Is still unable TO use his right
arm. His dlslocated shoulder. sustain.
ed in the Touchet game. is mending
slowly but the season will be over be-
fore he will be In shape to get into
athletics. Jens Terjeson will hold
down left halfback, having been shift
Cd from his old position at fullback.
Myron Hanley is in shape TO play
tomorrow and will call signals from
Stendal's old place nt right half. The
younger brother OF the coach goes well |
either at quarter or half and is expect.
ed 20 star tomorrow. lie will do the |
Kicking and passing in addition to |
handling the squad.
Orie Matlock, Heppner boy who
registered here about 10 days ago. Is !
going to start the game at fullback.
He is the son OF r. ]. Matlock. OF
Heppncr and related to the local fam I
lily OF the same name. He Is big
fellow who shows a lot OF speed and
drive in practice. He has been unable
to play any football this season on ac-
count OF injuries but now Is in fine
shape andrwilf be~MMtehed closely hi
his first game with Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-10-21

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