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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
NEW PITCHER MAY HURL
FOR RICHMOND TODAY

Pitcher Carroll. turned over 20 the
Richmond colts by tho New York
Yankees. may hurl Que of ~" games
agalnst the Wilson EuGs this after
room Manager Ray Ryan stated last
night that Carroll was expected he'e
81, rly today and that II ho is In shap"
he may Work ono Of the game $
pt;aiust Wilson Carroll is a rrom!s-
;ng hurler having pitched for the
Trinity, X y team ana was sought
by manager rullcnwcidcy If 'hc
Rocky Mount Bronchos, before the
Yankees ianicl him
Smith and dove probably VIII he
used in tbs SHINES today it Carroll -
not in sta;ie to pitch. VITA the series
wen /. WI hC necessary 10" one OF
The teams 10 win 10th contests or TO
win one and tic one ~ order to secure
more than an even break. Tho colts
have an excellent chance To imarrvc
their standing in the next eight
namcs. playing two with WILSON 20
day. three with SUFFOLK. IN suffolk
next week, ana three here VIII che
Rocky MOdlt ErOncuOS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18

a great ad,nircr of the Frcuchuan
ever since. visits Georges now and
then. willie ia ii postmaster %: box
ing. He and Carpcit!cr retire from
view Of the crowd and put tic gloves
On. not TO box. but 10 study the in
tricacics OF the art. The steps the
strategic moves, defense against Il
weaving attack. ana Mays to drive
bio"S through To Il shifting target
Carpenter Has rricnd Coming.
Carpenter is waiting the arrival Of
ms great friend. victor Brcyor. OF
france. Il noted authority on boxing
and other sports. ana owner OF
l. Auto, the famous French sporting
sheet Victor Brcycr has already
Hal!ed from France. ana xiii be- with
feorE"s during the last week Of his
training. WIN ". Brcyer win come
about 400 other Frcuchmcn. an stout
friends ana. admirers of the European
champion. and believers in his ahil-
NY to take the titlc from Dempsey.
GeoTses has been impatiently
awaiting the coming Of the French
e-enforCemcnts. or course. he. mas
many French visitors. but these vii
DC straight from home ana some OF
them vii! bring messages from
Madame Carpenter ana tho Babv.
You can see Carpenters family
anywhere in his quarters. PHOTO
graphs Of the baby :;irl. fondiy held
IN "corGcs' arms. decorate ever. vail
from the oldfashioned parlor 10 IN.
/ rnb"Ing- room AZ stairs. ana arc lylnr
%" ever! desk and table ana side
h'ard-cren on the porch chairs.
went up 10 sec Carpenter tho other
day' accompanied BY Grcb. who would
IiEc to fight him. | introduced thorn
ana Looking around half q ,riiuu,c
| later found the two standing should
tr to shoulder, comparing pocket
Si"ea pictures Of their kids. can you
TO be terrible fighting mon. After nII
BOXING Is "a mere athletic contest
In the coming bout Carpenter and
pseE VIII have great regard for
each others sporting uuali,ins IL,
mat doesn't mean either viii let slim
an chance to put over smmbor
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
FAST MATCHES FEATURE
BIG BOXING CARNIVAL

Ia one of the fastest bouts seen
mere since the opening of tho nrht
season nj the Broadway Athletic
Arena Buck stone, the Richmond
Iron Man, and Mutt" GritNn rnurht
through four fast rounds of terri6.,
smuggling To a draw.
The program was one OF In. INNS,
elaborate ever staged at tho a-,r..
TWO haitlcs-roYai. which were GII.d
with fun from the start un,n IN.
last man was left IN the jug w.ro
on the card while six boxing bouts
were also staged.
In the opening sctto two yoi:nr.
stcrS showed the fans some f..st m,;l-
ing and fought I" q draw. whr box.
rrs IN this cnGa"cmcnt were "Slil,c'
C"lloon and Walt Lewis.
The second bout proved Ia b. m.
other fast match. Earl Davis. mo
Tiihes- Dispatch and Evening Dis
phtch newSho ychnmplon. winning
the decision over johnny Waldr,n
The boys fought four rounds. whjrh
were hilcd with smuggling. aud Both
Fought determined battle.
Speedy whitney AMI .Nuts''
Rowe snapped punches through !onr
whiriwind rounds. the decision going
to whitney
Jack MaNey and Gunner Leonard
put on the Tloycs for four rounds
Although Nancy was willing tc mix
II up a hit. he found the sailor 10
he professional st;tlicr and his Of
forts were wasted
The fnal bout on the program was
r battle between two negroes. watch
wound up with knock out in the
fourth round.
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A0UEDUCT ENTRIES

J, fiTs, race---ciaimlnE ,hroe-yca-.olas
81. ~; teren iur.0ngs -Yuructri liz.
II. mn. i ~, Aart.;o. iI3. i.Enio,-ur.
il3 liorcb. iid. .Pcrirour,i!no' ,Is II'ii.!!j,
tp. 10, Jamaic., Belle. -. .oincr lag 1Siii
..yFGWheal. lif: J. r. Bufnum iGss
,.,iiuIt; 10; N!nnocnuuc. III. .Juuo. us:
i..ceh !f!"ndc. ll3; Gloomy Gus. lls: ret
Sccond raoe--the pue,,s,c s,ccplocbu..
mn iqGr..yy,ar-o.ts and W. about
iisrya, 1885: loyal Arch. iis; s'aI nm
lai; Sweet Kiss. l5n. Conte DE- rec IL.
l-eyit'han, l&I 80
g, Third rice tho hudson: two ycar-oIAs
I've iIrt'nIs Monday Morning. ll.: IHacs.
ia; Iiii0-y. lis: William \ i86, VIZ
ynri. ~. Wh!rHs!g: ne June Grass. ii.
khnoi Grass, IL; Biz Heart. il5. Lord
YWtaiiiim9rsa, .li2I' ,nroomster ii5 pin6h
Fourth raee.the Carlton: ,hrec-ycar.
fellow. los. Mon;nlv6. los. Hil Mci.sIsR
i'm. ll5, IiWWcstule. los: Srcp I.ir;,Fi,.
us: careful ,l5; Smoke screen. ii3? idic
i''H. li5, Grey Lag. I.G. knohhic, lg5.
I Lon, Isml tones. los: Bennington. 1865
iurlcns--pneehus. io5. STOCK rln, ~.
MNInn:.si'p lG7 R.9dm'r;. III Alice G., ,0i.
lni; klg;le. los; vendor. ipG. Hummyoi,
lo7 san, S'efano; lo5: Evelyn White, los,
Little Patsy, I'LL; The Wag. III. Drifting.
Z Z. III Lent io2; Grass Tree, io7.
sixth raco-maiden hlIies: three year
Odds. one mile Clarlc. T. lI5: Dom,
;AcTcs. 10. Jamaica E.lio. ll5; Gallant
'Fiv" rounds allowance. Weather. rain
ing. track. SLOW.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
CHAMPION CUE ARTIST
ENDS STAY IN RICHMOND

Victories over two local cue artists
last night CLOSED the stay IN Rich
mord of RalpIS Grcenlcaf, champion
rocket billiard player OF the world.
Valentine and Childrcss bowed in de-
feat before tho champion in the two
matches held at the llaSkins Billiard
rarlor.
IN his match Win thildress. Green
leaf went oui III seven innings. the
score being 1913 To- 81 The victor had
runs OF SO, 81 and is.
Tho match with Valentine went
thirty innings, Grccnleaf's remark
able playing finally conquering, 1875
to ~. The champions high run was
81. Othor runs were 10 and 90,
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I inciIIanti.
.Ra,,cd for nunbcn in ninth.

score hy innings: Il.
philadelphia ........ 00i 0oo lVi--
Cincinnati ...... o2i 80 u0N--l |
summary: Two base hits McuScl,
Daubcrt. iiargravc, rohnc. Three
hasc hits Rresslr-. Srehtstonc,
Rawlings Sacrifices Williams, Ercn-
ton. Prcsslcr Double plays-Parkln-
son TO Leo 90 Left on bases
Philadelphia. ., Cincinnati, :. Bases
m balls7-"m Ercnion. >; off keenan,,
8. on HubbclI. 5 in six .iuninrs. Hit
10y pitChcr--hy Brcnton, RrugEyD
hy liubAcll. Ghohnc). struck out.
by Brcnton 4 by iuhbcil, / Balk-
Hrcnton Passed ball Peters. Los.
ing pitchcr-kccnan Empires Nc.
CvrmiCk and Hart. Time, i:jG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
jack Tvars Into III. Tnr,,.,

Il
IONS 70 MAKE use OF PARKS ana road.
ways
y man IN carpontier.s condition has
plenty Of endurance withou, pnir,,
CUT ana running his head off on Tho
Y""' lie doesn't worry about losing
..iS SPttd II the tight goes a few
r'naIS, and in any case he should
!'"!i ms legs and wind well tErouf-h
'WG!F" rounds. :: he can cvado p.mn.
StE humping blows as long az ma.
hrsldeS al This. I have a notinn ,bat
drpcntier thinks tho fight viii hc
'a!FIy short. and that ono OF his own
Sharp counter hits. delivered Clearly
-" me ro!nt OF the chin. that has
hyen inFulnerahle since Kcarns start.
end Il, a. VII
fr"n"hmnn Crouchrs In un,,t.
Hi"n wAo have seen Curpcn,i.'r G,,L,
often IN France aud England suvs
t"Ht n" ISN'T showing any of his rcnI
TX MING FORM IN the training bou;s
4""E say that he never stands
StFhiFht up in real fights. as he docs
S"'ns' ms sparrinS partners lie
D"ontS' sometimes little and
S'inetines nearly 10 tho noor. 10 js
said 10 be expert in avoiding b,ows
""u as qlick as Dempsey himself
II Carpenter boxes entirely outside
OF his usual style. it is because n.
/ I"esn. want 10 tip Dempsey of He
Doesn't want Dempsey 10 cxpec, mo
thing chat Carpenter Will trv n do
around Manhassct you nia,h, ,binE
that bescamps was the nghtc- Nnw
ana then Descamps gets Carpontior
aside and talks earnestly. ILLUSTRATIVE.
VIM movements OF his honIs
Georges listens intontly. pescamms
illustrates blows. illustrates counters
moves his head in ana out. wcavjnr
dnckins. |, is evident that he bas
a practical knowledge Of the snnr,
For that matter. Descamps is said n
nav" h"cn a fairly good performer in
me ring. lie gave up boxing only
Wh"n he discovered Carpenters lo-
teht ability. and when he decided
that j, would he better to manage n
hrst-claSs boxer than to 90 nm
humping and being thumped him
self especially as he was small in
stature and growing past the age
"heh a man can nave great hopcs OF
gong FAR in tn. ring.
Willie Lewis, who lost 10 carmen
tier IN France, after heating a lot of
English hcavyweights. and has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18

RocLN NInilnt,

SuH on -............. $50 600 600 :
summary; Three base hits--l:lncil
aud Spencer. I'Wo-baSc hits-Sururnr
h"II!h"r. Moran. Sacrifice hts
Ihhmplin. Double play-Kcarns
,GnhSS ist"d). Innings pitchcd-by
Mvpuh"!u, 20; by Johnson. s.
ltits--on Woodhcad. 6: off Johnson, 3.
struck out--hy Turns, o. by Wood
mead. b! Johnson. =. Base on balls
oil BUrns, =, OF Woodhcad. o. of
J"hrSon, :. Hit hatsman-Clamp
and spencer. 10y Burns; licarns, ~
Johnson. Lcft on hascs--SuuoiE. II:
Rocky Mount. :. Passed baIl--Strcct
ilm" OF samc-l:io. UmpIrcs-Wclr
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'nattcd for Ehmkc in eighth
TRAN for Basslcr IN eighth.
Hos ttpn,

Summary. TWO-NNHr hlts--SHrtnnt,
F!agstcad, ilcudryx. FRAT. Three
base hl,s-irntt, Mcnosky. Home run
Blue. Mcuosky Sacr.tice-i IendryN.
McIuns. Double plays-Soung 10
itlue; Ilolling unnssistcd; Walters to
rratt Left on Detroit. 1; Hos-
ton, = Base on halls.-ofr Ehmkc. >;
of Bush :. iIi,s-off Ehmkc. II In
innings; off lIoiling. in !. struck
out-hy Ehmtc, >: by j. Rush. &. Wild
pitch Bush, | Losing pitcher
Mhmkc. Empires Iiiidebrand and
Wilson. Time =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
TWO FAST BATTLES AT
BOULEVARD PARK TODAY

one OF the hardest fought amateur
battles @! the season is predicted for
today when Penn Mutual aud Taxa
Nola cross bats az 2:30 o'clock i'm the
iirst game of the Commercial League
double header at boulevard Field
hattie Axe and Church Hill Athletic
cub VIII meet in the nightcap AFFAIR.
Penn Mutual last Saturday clearly
demonstrated the fact that tho Com
mercia! League race This year is not
10 he two-ciub AFFAIR. Having
trounccd the strong Church Hill Ath-
!etic Clnh team the insura nee lads
viii have an opportunity 70 dcthrone
the LEAGUE Leading Taka-Kola nine
tCCay.
7.rtt| Thomas. star moundsman
OF Church nm Athletic club. has been
operated on FOR appendicitis. He
viii he out of he game for probably
II month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18

80 'fN'll tOIi!I Dem DSc.
started long rIEht-hand blow which
would have knocked Ghce down an.
other time. had Jack not caught him
"a he fcii and held him upon his feet.
After witnessing tho rough work
here this afternoon. can say ina,
Dempsey is In wonderful condition.
lie has taken Off All mis- extra weight
ana nc IS working mighty hard. Be
sac ms bouts with R,uaul, and Ghcc
he vent two fast rounds win Larry
"lI'ia'nS. The most impressive per-
fornancc was that with battling
iner. whom nc handled like "a baby.
MANHATTEN. Juno l7.-Cnrpen
tiers camp is still the place of my
story. Georges does his little work
out twice a wcok before the neyvspa
per incn and "A few visitors But tina.
TWO days Of work oanuo, accoun, for
ms mo condition. 1t Is evidently he
does something more. asid. from his
l"asuroly jaunts on the road in the
carly mornings.
carncntier ism't strong for road
york. He walks much and runs III.
Ne most of his running being only
snort sprints. He keeps out OF sigh,
part Of the time by keeping 10 pri.
Ette roads and crossing estates. for
he has made friends with all the
CoHntrysldc and he has many invita-
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Detroit misunderstanding 100 o20 Ct
Boston .............l0 100 ool Ito Is
Summary: 1wo-basc hits-CobL 90,
Ainsmith, Ncach 90; Mcnosky. Huel.
lIendryX Pcnuock Throe-basc hit
Mcnosky. Homo Embellishments.
stolen baSc-Rucl. Sucrincc- Bush.
Scott. rratt. PcnnoclS. Mclnnis Double
plays Young to Blue: Sargent 10
Blue: Vcach to Young: peunock to
scott to McInnis. Left on bases
Detroit !; Boston, 10. Baseeon balls
off r"rritt, =; on Ehmkc. ); off Pen
mock, :, Hits--on Pcrritt, II in "a
innings; OF i:hmkc. > in innings.
Hit hy rItchcr-hy pcrritt Glcndryx)
struck ou,-ty pcrri,t, .; by E.hmkc.
/. hy rcnnock, 81 Losing pitcher
Ehmke. tmplrcs Wilson and Hide
brand. Time. 2:25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
THERE WILL BE NO MORE
REST FOR JACK DEMPSEY
UNTIL AFTER BIG MATCH
Champion Swats His Sparing Partners at Atlantic
City-Bout With Chez Is Most Flu
rious Of Day.
Iy Itpl, I.Irrcn


:. All is
caIth
af,
hhFy to oobon
on
t
Ing rartn,
heavy
The
andY
tn, ,nf.y
hard
D" ro!n
Da" sanne!y crn,ty nt canvas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
French Golf TitIc Won by Mis-. Lc,tc,

FoNTAlNBLEAU FRANCE. June
l7.--Miss Cecil Leitch. The British
woman's golf champion. by repeating
her defeat OF her fellow countrywom-
an, Miss Joyce We;herci. In the Brit
lsh championship matches at Turn
berry. just two weeks ago today. won
the French women's golf champion
ship. The score was SIX UP and Ave
TO play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-18
NcN nWri NrMs,

t.ttefshurE ........... geo 600 100
Newport News 200 BOO "a.
d. summary. Thrc"-hasc hit-Wolfc.
SlsiihcF hits E"onan ana Zilvugcr.
Sl2!'h hasyS Scott, l.akc and stick
faGt. Struck out-by Stickrndt. 1; hy
500, =. First on hails-oif Stickradi.
! on 500, .. Double play-Coms,ocli
'unaSsi stop. Lett on bascs-poterS-
burg 1: Newport News, O. Unpir.s
Lewis and iiUdEins. Time OF game
= u. hliAMlMMn.-- Amn
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OrToik

summary: Two-b:isc hitS-l'h.i.r.
ILochs"n. Ihrec-busc hits -Nur.
mliy"a and WARRIOR. Home runs
NcrnllyCa and Malonoe. stolen bases
-N"rmiiNca. WARRIOR and 8."gs.
Sacriiicc hits-Notvr and WuuIs
h"Nble play-GOtcr TO Ncrmi!Nca
Lcit on ascs-.i'ortsinouth. 5. Nor
FOLK, /. Strike outs--r.ckcrt, s lScr-
ton, |. Bases on bailS-off t.rlJcrt. ..
on 'hif"r. u; of i;cnton, |. hit bats
i;ckcrt, J.: 'hifer. /. Time hours
Winning p!tch"r-I'hifcr. Cmp!rcs-
sweeney :tnd Ortiz.
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summary: Two base hits-Nichol-
SON Powell SouthwOrth Three base
"H-Howdy Home runs-Filling!m
and Powell stolen bases. Gn,yd,.
bhrohre, Bocckcl. Sncriicc-Boeckel
Double plays--Ford, Barbara ana
siolkc. Left on hase-Boston. s. 81
Louis. g. Base on balls-on Fillingim
- RiFerie, ). IIi;s-om Haines. 8 in
! l-3. OF Goodwin. none in ga; on
tHNi"re' in l l-S: off Schupp, IN
- Struck out-by Haines. 3.
hi"iere. l. Schupp. . Fnlingim. 4.
LOSING niicher--liaineS. rmpIraS-
t|ulSIcy aud oDay. Time OF gnmc--
1851
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80 10 10 2il5
I hica.n.

'Hatt.d for Salicc in eighth
tBattcd for Rapp in ninth.
tBattcd for chccvcs in fourth
Score 10y innings H.
New York .......OAoio l o04-!O
Chicago ............. 400 iii l0'-ll
summary: Two-basc hits-Grimcs.
licllochcr, Bancroft. O'Tarrcn. FriSch.
Nchf stolen Frisch Sacrifice
hits Terry . FCrlE. Double plays
Bancroft to Iris 10 Kelly: lIolloeh-
CT 20 Grimes: kci.r to Bancroft. Left
on bases New York. .. Chicago. l..
Eases on balis--on Tyler. 3; of Ryan.
l. on Jones. 3; off Nchf, l. Iiit.-oif
Tyler. in ga innings: off Chccvcs.
In Ia innings; OF Jones. = in {
innings Cncnc out in uinth): of Mar
tin, in inning: of Ryan, II in
4 ID innings: of Sallcc, in "a in
ninEs. of Nch!. none in inning.
struck out-hy Ryan, |: hy Chcevcs. /
by Jones, !; hy Martin, / Winning
pltchcr--Joncs. Losing pitcher Ryan.
Umpircs-klcm ana Emslic. Time
els
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HOTELS AND RESORTS
ALTA \TIc CITY. y. j.
: CONTINENTAL =

I'HnesEeF Ave. near Reach Always
open. Private baths running water In
Foons. elevator. excellent table. whit.
serve. American plan. $500 w daily:
sI"cia! weekly rates. Booklets. Gnr,ya'
". WALSH DUNCAN
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RED S0x, 5-6; TIGERS. "A
FIRST GA VIE.
Detroit.


xTwo on, when winning run scored.
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1 for Goodwin in NTH

, nostoh ,....... 200 O32 210--ID
-. Louis .......... 600 400 900
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22
LAID OFF HIS WORK
WEEKS AT A TIME
Portland Man Says Back Hurt
Him So He Could Not
Stoop Over.

Well, sir. 7 am feeling ten years
younger since Tanlac fixed me up
said Carl Johnson, 1s Middle ST., Port
land, Ore, well-known employee Of the
Cunard Steamship Line.
For years / had been plugging
along bothered with stomach trouble
and constipation. felt bad all the
time, but for some reason would get
worse at the change Of every season.
My back hurt me so bad I could not
stoop over and often i was in such bad
shape had to give up work two or
three weeks at time.
''It certainly was a surprise to me
the way Tanlac Strengthened out all
my troubles. MY appetite is great now
and am not bothered with stomach
trouble and have even stopped the use
Of laxatives eat better. sleep better
and feel better than | have in ten
years or more 7 just bought health
when ! bought Tanlae."
Tanlac is sold in Pendleton by
Thompson's Drug store.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22
LAND TO Be LISTED
BEFORE PARTY COMES

Following the recent announce
ment that the date of the settlers ex-
cursion from the middle west to Ore
gon had been postponed from July
18th to September goth upon request
of large numbers of homeseekers who
are unable to make the trip until
after harvest, the Oregon State Cham
ber of Commerce is making complete
preparations for the September trip.
The Pendleton Commercial Associ-
alton has been urged to complete the
listing of available lands in Umatilla
county for the information of the set
tiers, and these listed lands will be
placed in the hands of each member
of the party. In this way, the home
seeker will know in advance the price
and description Of actual tracts of
land in this district
George Quayle, general secretary of
the State Chamber is now on tour
of the state for the purpose of secur-
ing representatives of various dist
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22
ECHO FAMILY ENJOY
OUTING At MEACHAN|


ECHO July 22.-On Sunday, JUL
nth, death visited the hsme of Mr.
and Mrs l. A. Ashbaugh and tool
their baby, Elizabeth Fern, aged three
years, one month and ten days. The
little one was afflicted with tonsilitis
which developed into membranou:
Group She was i'll three days. The
funeral was held on Tuesday at 3:3t
p. m. from the NJ. E. Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Ashbaugh are recent arrivals
from Billings, Mont, and have tbs
sympathy of the entire community in
their bereavement.
]. B. Morehead Of Butter Creek, was
o business visitor here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neill and daugh-
ter Alma, were in town shopping We'd
nesday from their home on Butter
Creek.
Mrs. John Young, who has bees in
Pendieton for sometime with her son
John, returned home Saturday She
states they expect to bring her son,
who has been i'll with appendicitis
home next Sunday.
The Ladies Aid, of the NJ. E. Church
will give an ice cream social Saturday
evening on the lawn at the home of
Mrs c. A. Koontz.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Damp, of Fort
.Akinson, Wisconsin, who have been
visiting at the Esselstyn home for the
past fortnight, left on No. 9 Wednes-
day for short visit in Walla Walla,
after which they will return to their
home in Wisconsin.
]. b. SavIor. of Freewater, was a
visitor in Echo the first of the week.
Mrs. L. A. Ashbaugh and children
left on Thursday for Billings, Mont.
for short visit with Mrs. Ashbaughs
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. N. z. Esselstyn. of The
Dalles, returned on No, II Wednesday
to their home after short visit in
Echo with relatives.
News has been received by the
friends Of Miss Adeline Mccormick, of
her-marriage in Portlano. TO \ Pea
son, a civil engineer in the employ Of
the Union Pacific. Miss Mccormick
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. &.
Mccormick. of Echo, and is a gradu-
ate nurse from the La Grande hos
pital.
George Mcdowell, owner of the
West Lawn Auto Co, who recently
underwent an operation at Hot Lake,
is much improved and has left the hos
pital and gone to his brothers.
Mrs. Allen Nudge and children re-
turned home Monday from near Port
land, where they were visiting Mr.
Mudge,s parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coppinger of
Seattle, were here the first of the
week to attend the funeral of the late
Tom Thomas. Mr.. Thomas was a
brother-in-law of Mr.. Coppinger.
T. d. Matthews of Pendleton was
an Echo business visitor, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoskins and
children left Thursday for Meacham
where they win spend about two
weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22

Percy Folsom of the j. z. smith
Livestock Co. Of Pilot Rock, says that
the company will ship 10 carloads Of
sheep next Monday. The sneep are
going TO the Denver market Mr., Fol-
som. who is here today states that Pi-
lot Rock wheat growers are harvest
ing fine crop of wheat, much Of
which is averaging 30 bushels TO the
acre, an unusually high Yield for the
pilot Rock section. The barley crop,
he estimates, is averaging from 40 to
As bushels to the acre. while the Sec
ond cutting Of alfalfa is making a good
showing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22
LARGE TRACT OF TIMBER
SOLD TO MICHIGAN Man

PORTLAND, July 22-tU. P.)--
Renewed activity in the Lumber indus
try in southern Oregon is promised
with the final purchase of $4,000, 900
feet of timber along Four Bit Greek,
in the Crater Lake forest. NJ. d. Olds,
of Sheboygan Mich, is the purchaser
The tract comprises $500 acres. Lum-
bering operations must begin before
June 1928 and be complete by 1880.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22
All exhibits Of threshea graln must

All eAAlbitS Oh tHfSSHNu gram must
consist of one bushel each. Bushel ex-
hibits are required in order to discour-
age hand picking. If exhibitors will
send grain in sack containing about
100 pounds, the Secretary will pay the
freight on the same and clean down to
a one bushel exhibit.
Clipped or secured oats are objec-
tionable for seed purposes and will be
discounted by the judges accordingly.
Transportation charges on all sam
pies must be prepaid by the owner.
All exhibits returned to the owner will
be at his expense.
Judging will begin on Monday. Sep
tember 10, and will be completed as
quickly as possible in order to give the
visitors the best possibl chance to in
spect the show and study the awards.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-22
People Here and There

Philip f. Patchin, assistant 70 the
president Of the Standard OH Co Of
California was Pendleton visitor
yesterday. Mr.. Patchin accompanied
by Manager Vivian Of the local stan
eerd on agency called on q number Of
businessmen and Officials. He came
over from Walla Walla and left for
Portland last night