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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
JOHNSON SAYS THIRTY
PER CENT Of OWNERS
4. MUST GET FROM GAME
Baseball Gambling by Weak
Minded Players Held up as
Ruinoup to Sports Repute.

CLEVELAND. March sf.--(A. PD-
: Certain owners Of major league clubs
have not been true to their trust and
will be driven from baseball. Ban
johnson, president OF the American
league. declared last night. These
facts, he said. developed from the in
veatigations into the baseball scandal
Thirty per cent OF the owners OF
teams in the American and National
leagues must co. he said. Changes
In Ownership are necessary for the
good OF the game and expect to sec
the other owners combine with me In
helping bring about the much needed
change"
He refused TO state who the accused
owners are.
Baseball suffered temporary set
back as a result % the 1919 worlds
series scandal and the dismissal OF the
indictments returned against the Chi
cago players and others involved" he
Continued
Baseball must be cleaned Of all the
poison injected into It's system by few
petty gamblers and several easily
tempted players, and / win not rest
content until the general public says
OF the national game that the wound
has been thoroughly healed and tho
guilty have been sufficiently punish
ed"
Mr.. johnson delivered an address
here last night on Keep Baseball
Clean
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
EMIL SEIBERT PLAYS
WITH 0. A. c. TEAM


OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLI
LE6E,. Corvallis. March 3l.--The in
itial varsity baseball game for the 1927
season on the home lot will be staged
here Saturday when the Oregon Aggies
clash with the alumni team which has
been organized by AIDE Seiberts, for
mer Aegie diamond star, who has linec
up a capable aggregation to combat
Jimmy. Richardson's pastimers.
Fresh from their two victories over
the North Pacific college team at Port
land the Aggles have been putting in
some strenuous licks with an over
abundance Of hitting practice being in
dulged in. Richardson has made It
known that heavy cannonading OF the
horsehide pellet will be one Of the
main requisites for a berth on the Ag-
gle team. The Aggie coach is willing
to take chances on a "bobble' or
two provided the PLAYERS make up for
It in swatting the ball.
Ade Seibert Is marshailing together
a, mighty strong aggregation and will
invade Corvallis with such former
diamond stars as "Bicky' Williams,
Benny culver. Emil Seibert, Blossom
seeley, Butts Rearden. Dutch Fryer,
spike" HUT, "Browp.e" Gross and
Joe supple. Jasl HAYES. the hard
hitting salem outfielder, has signified
his willingness to return TO the campus
and boasts of home-run every time
he steps to the plate.
Ralph Coleman. former VARSITY
twirler and now member Of the ath-
letic department, will start the twirl-
ing for the alumni team. He will be
assisted by Ade Seibert and possibly
Benny culver. Wallace Kadderiy,
Lyle Wilcox and other grads will be
in the lineup.
The varsity lineup will not be an
nounced until the day Of the game
ii win likely be the same as that which
faced North Pacific college at Port
4 land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
lonN rs. RAcKER DEAD

BrooEllne. Mass. March 3l.-tA.
William Hogarty, 90, known in
The sos as 'the sporting barber, back
er of John L. Sullivan, Americas
heavyweight prize fight champion,
died OF apopiexy TO-DAY. He was in
sullivan's corner from 1882 when he
hacked him in his bout with Paddy
Ryan, until Sullivan was defeated BY
James J. Corbett.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
son tle O. W. r.. & \.

Pat, lately over, was put to work IN
railroad freight gard, but was later
transferred to the telephone switch
board, The buz2er huzzed and he ap'
preached the instrument cautiously.
Hello. he vouched.
''Helo." answered a voice. TINS
eight six -four -eight?"
Il am not" retorted Pat wrathfully.
'Tis in the Yards ven find the box
cars =American Legion Weekly
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
SPORT BULLETINS
GuTnRIE To uMPRE

CHICAGO, AIarch Si.-(Ai PD-
William Guthrie Of Chicago, for eight
years an umpire in the Pacific Coast
League. Yesterday was signed by Presl.
cent Tearney Of the Western League
to replace Frank Wilson, who has
been sold to the American League.
With the signing Of Guthrie, the West
ern league staff OF umpires was COM
pleted,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
SWIMS 100 YARDS IN
LESS THAN 8 SECONDS

\ CLEVELAND. Ohio. March al
"a. P.)- Miss Charlotte Boyle Of the
New York swimming association. won
the national A. A. y. 1O0-yard swim
for women last night In one minute
z is seconds. within one second OF
the record for the distance.
Marguerite Woodbridge. OF Detroit.
won the open 60 yard free style for
women and the open 100 back stroke
for women. The fancy diving event
for women went TO Helen Wainwright
Of the New York swimming associa-
tion. Andy Core Of the University of
Pittsburgh. captured the open 22O
yard free style swim for men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
oLysnIcs AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Marcn 3l.--(A. PO--
The water polo and relay teams Of the
Olympic club Of san Francisco arrived
here yesterday and went into training
for the national amateur athletic union
water championships April 6 and Z.
The waterners. holders OF the nationai
title In water polo, will train daily at
Northwestern University.
SWAN 100
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
A courteous I1ormaIlty.

II have sent word to my constitu-
ents that win welcome advice at any
time.f remarked Senator Sorghum.
But youll get so much you can't
remember it."
An ! am saying is that will give
It a polite welcome. I'm not promis-
ing to stay awake and listen. Wash
ilgton star.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
just Ike Judge Fitz Gerald

A certain London Magistrate was
possessed of dry wit. He was tax
ing coffee in his club one summer
evening when fellow member re-
marked that hot coffee was not a good
summer drink. "You should take
cooling drinks" he added. Have you
ever tried gin and ginger beer?n
NO answered the Magistrate. but
I've tried number of men who have, I"
Tattler, London.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
The Tell Tale
Of Gray Hair

To be judged ten years older than
you actually are. is the tell-tale OF
gray. streaked hair, which detracts
from a youthful appearance as much
as a wrinkled face does.
Women. everywhere. prefer the
easy. harmless "Brownatone" meth
cd that tints gray, streaked, faded
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-03-31
OAKLAND WON

BERKELEY, Calf. March S1.-(As
P.)-The Oakland team Of the Pacific
Coast baseball league defeated Cali
fornia University nine here yesterday
by a score of 2i to 3. Oakland obtain-
ed 10 hits.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
ANOTHER BIG p. R. R. CUT.
All Classes Will be Affected by
Drastic Order, is Philadel-
phia Report.

Sweeping reduction in the parsonnei
of tho force of the Pennsylvania ioth-
road will be made this week, ~ was
learned yesterday according To the
Philadelphia Record. How many efh-
ployea will be affected by the nloVe
is not known. but II is said the cut VIII
be much more drastic than any since
the road passed from Governmental CON
troll All classes of employees. II IN Do
lioved. will feel the force of the reauc-
tion.
Definite orders for retrenchment nave
already been issued and within any
or two supervisory officers VIII moe,
and report the number Of employees no
longer required. The reduction II mhne
necessary by u serious falling OF OF the
company'a business. At Broad Suee'
station Il wns said yesterday ss,ooo
freight cars. third of the company
supply. are idle
t'rhat labor difficulties may follow the
having off Of men has been predicteh
However. the company doea not believe
that such will bc the cnne. due mainly
Ia tho case with which new employe'
| can I've accurCd"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
SCHOOL LUNCHEON PERIOD
lts Duration Gave Rise TO Dis
oussion at School Meeting at
Richardson Park.

eneoist Correspondence Of Every Evening
Richardson Park, March The Parent
Teachers Association entertained Mrs
John Reynolds f the Elsmsre Parent
I oacher Association and members u the
Five Points Civic Asssociation ~ their
meeting last night Tho program inaiud.
ed recitations and vocal and musical
selections
Ms Clarence Crossan, president ot
the local nsssociation, presided and follow
inp The singing of America, W r
Raker. brought up the question 81 extend
inQ the lunch period for the school children
lie contended that the forty minute
rcriod was too short 10 allow the childrfn
10 go home for their lunch.
IL was explained that County Superln-
tendcnt Jump had allowed the teacher
to hive the lorty-rninute period because
Of the lack Of playground az the school
and the trouble experienced m keeping th'
children near the school building
Mrs. Crogsan appointed committee
coosisting Of Mr.. Raker, Fred Lang and
w. Henderson Smith 10 investigate con
ditions and ascertain II tho lunch perh'
could not he extended
Following the business session, Mis'
Edith Cattell gave a piano solo AMI ~
ward Cornet gave q recitation, fnu
Ravere's Ride. Others who gave recita
siona were Josephine Boyer, Marion Mile
and Elizabeth Gallagher. Mlwea MlidTe'
Lang and Catherine Wagner also gav'
piano solos Mrs William Miller and Mn
Ella f,pwther were appointed vlsitini
committee for March
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
CHILDRES'S BUREAU.
Plan. Discussed nj an Executive Me~sin

e idrer 8 Bureau If Delaware Church
Building, held ma executive meeting yes
terday There we're present Mrs Frank NJ
Jones. Miss Emily y Bissell. Mrs Peter r
Wright. Miss Edith s Danforth, Mrs.
William q coxe. Miss Clare Sou.hwick
and the director. Miss Aida J. Arm
strong
The meeting opened with discussion Of
the Recommendations Of G. G. Csrstsna
secretary for tho nationl organization ~
children societies who has recently spent
two DAYS with the Chlldrers Bureau,
examining IT. organization and policies
Ter tative plans we're laid for the financing
of the socIetv FOR the coming year The
director reported that The petition for 2
mental expert had been signed hy fourteen
organizations and referred to The Service
Citizens. who will consider y Mt the next
meeting
There was ilscussion aa how thf
public might best be informed Of the ac
tivitice Of the bureau and how u could b
made clear that the Children Bureau ana
the Child Welfare Commission. thong!
both having Offices in the same building
have no relation 10 each other, each hav1ns
an entirely different program, the Chil
| dren'a Bureau beng supported by prlvats
| funds ard doing work for Individual case
Of defective, delinquent, neglected am
/ dependent children II was felt that whel
! these two societies, one state commission
and the other private organization, ar
confused n the public mind. Il interfere
with the usefulness of both.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
NJ W { III 4 RTE RS.

Dover March Charters uerc filed
here YESTERDAY a. follows
Nhsaraha pu Development Co Whining.
TON Dcl $1,000 600 United Used Car
Farmers NanufactUring Co. Wilmington
nel 81 80 600 SkOuraS Bros Enterprises
Inc Dover Del 81 00O 0OO Inter tate
Realty 60 Wilmington. Del. 81 600 600
5000 noo New Albany Canning Corpora
ffon AndulaSia Ala. $50 600 ArRonaut
Distributing Corporation. Elmhurst T. ! .
: lO nOo MiSey Inc, Wilmington Del
; -5u 600. Concrete Finance Corporation
NcW N0rk CITY $3.50 600 Shiffiet- Cur1 her
Finance corporation Wilmington Del
>5pu uuo Ittefy Co. Wilmington nel
$500 OuO CatShIH Evening Line Inc New
Nork City $500 ouO Commerce service Cor
Is1ratiou Erie Pa $500 GOO Industrial
SSou Wp superior Loan Co. Philadelphia
Ia s2uOOOO Standard Dehydrator co
ilmlnGton Del SIO0.OO0. National Auto
t,as and oil service Co Wilmington Del
S sluD eco Patented Products sales Corpora
ion Ne" YORK City 500 900 Bolivar Clay
Prod aCt~ Co. Wilmington. Del 500 OAl.
~ a-d Henry Co. Wilmington Del 500
upl Biandford Paper Box Corporation
lmira \ sIoe om Frederick spencer
! 90. Wilmington Del! 500 600 Mutual
Employ ment and Commissary Co Philadel-
tihla pa Stu 600 lauVall Smokeless and
ttAs Coal CO" Lecchburg. Pa S3O. 600
fa-ida Barrel Manufacturing Co Vii
mlngtou Del SOS 600 Delaware Ice Cream,
60 Laurel Del SOS 900 EaSt End Tire
I'd. 81 krle. " NIlmlngton. Del S25 600 Moil
oN Corporation Wilmington. Del s2O. 600
Louis stephens Co. Wilmington Del
- oOu Associated Producers Motion Pic
Increases IN capital -NcCroy stores Cor.
poration New York City from S. 2sl OO(
10 s. .2lu. 900 Call-Mckay Explora ton CO
I1ttsburg Pa $4,000 to S40,000
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The annual stockholders meeting OF the
American Railways Co. viii be held March
J. stockholders Of record February %
will be permitted 10 participate in the
voting
Railroad Company will today make paw
rnent for the . .53S shares of Pacific Oil
Company stock 70 which IL i entitled To
subscribe a owner Of that amount of
holdings Of both stocks doubtless will be
sold, but prices above those now current
are fully expected TO he realized
Directors OF the Chandler Motor Co will
meet March 10 to act on the dividend In
well-inforrned quarters il is believed the
chances are about even for the maintenance
~ the present rate 1t is understood that
action taken will depend upon the volume
~ orders on hand The company II is said
the management j. not likely to authorize
the regular disbursement unless there is suf-
ncient business on the books to warrant il
Arguments will bc heard by the federal
district court this afternoon on the Reading
segregation plan II Will be supported by
the lselin committee representing preferred
stocks by company counsel who in effect
will speak also for the New York Central
and Baltimore and Ohio. owning between
them AZ per cent OF all the stocks while the
Frosser committee. representing common
stock has some notifications TO suggest and
government counsel will urge sale Of the New
Jersey Central stock
Two developments today in the motor in
dustry we're encouraging One was the an
nouncement by directors Of the Pierce
=
on preferred stock and the other was the
pubhCatlon Of the annual statement of the
White Motor Go. This report shows an in
crcass for the year Of gross sales Of 1913 per
cent. an operating profit before inventory
reduction of approximately 50, 800 900 and a
net after all charges, of 81 2.4IO.OI4 % avail
able for dividends Disbursements OF So
Oio.upG were made to stockholders during
ne year. lca wing $4,000 TO add 70 surplus.
This latter item now totals s. .062. POI 50.
President Windsor T. White in a statement
70 stockholders. expressed the opinion thai
the luw point IN buying during the read
Jd>tmrni period seems To be passed and
hat improving business conditions are at
laud
American Locomotive advanced two points
10 ~ 81 The annual report Of this com
pany will be made public within the next
few days. and d very strong showing Is
looked for Wall Street estimates earnings for
the common between $50 and S25 share
after liberal write-offs for depreciation and
inventories. an exceptionally good showing
when the state Of the equipment business in
1920 Is considered If estimates for 1920 ar,
correct American Locomotive in the sia
years ended December 81 last will have in.
creased It's working capital from S12 1926
eD0 "a approximately $40 900 600, this In
creass. alone being equal TO more than s10t
~e~--Ara On the S2J 900. 900 common stock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
BILLIONS FOR BONUS.
Senator McCumber Says Pay
ment or All Cash Would
be Cheaper Way.

washington. March Adjusted
cunpcn satiou for former service men AS
proposed in the amended House bonus
blu formally presented yesterday 10 the
senate Will cost between 81 1900. .000. 600
and $3.50 600 900 senator McCumber
Republican. North Dakota. who has
charge OF the measure. estimated in
his report to the Senate. The exact
cost will depend upon the number OF
men accepting each of the five plans
proposed
Senator McCumber said the interest
on war loans to the Allies would more
than take care of the obligations Gre
ated by the bill and without any in
Grease in taxes. He expressed the
hope that the bill might be passed at
this session. but said postponement
would not be important. as the plans of
COMPENSATION proposed would not be-
come effective until January l. 1928.
The plan to distribute the cost of the
bill over the next 20 years. Senator Nc
Cumber said. would prevent its being
burdensoTne 10 the country.
II all war veterans took the cash
bonus for length of service. Senator
McCumber said, the estimated cost
would be S1.574.9O4. .395. If all took th'
2O-year deferred cettincates. the cost
he said would be $5,251. 1864 900 Al
cash claims would require the Treasury
10 pay out s9O9, 900 900 IN 1928 $500
| 600 900 In 1924 and $3S, 100000 in 1925
| If all veterans took the certificates tn
| 1928 requirements. the figures showed
| would bc $44,256. 600. increasing up Il
| $50. 100000 in 1892.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
If Ruptured
Try This Free
Apply 1t to Any Rupture, Old or Re
cent, Large or Small, and You Are
on the Road That Has Con-
yinced Thousands
Sent Free to Prove This

Anyone ruptured. man, woman or
child, should write at once to W ,.
Rice. 623 Main street, Adams, y. Y, for
a free trial Of this wonderful stmuiat-
ing application. Just put II on the
rupture and the muscles begin 20
tighten; they begin TO bind together
so that the opening closes naturally
and the need of a support or truss
or appliance is then done away with
Don't neglect TO send for this free
trial. Even il your rupture doesn't
bother you what is the use OF wear
ing supports all your life? Why suf-
fer this nuisance? Why run the risk
of gangarene and such dangers from
small and innocent little rupture. the
kind that has thrown thousands on the
operating table? a host OF men ana
women are daily running such rlsk Just
because their ruptures do not hurt nor
prevent them from getting around
Write at once for this free trial. as IL Is
certainly a wonderful thing ana has
aided i'm the cure OF ruptures that We're
as biz as a mans two fists. IFS and
write. AZ once. using the cQupun below.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
STOCK PRICES LOWER
ON GERMAN PROPOSAL
Oils. Shippings. Steels. Food ana
Chemical Shares Show
Most Weakness.
-, Associated PRESS to Every Evening.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening
<,v York. March 1.-(WAl Street.
10 40 "A mD-The one conspicuous eN-
,nption at the heavy opening oi TO-DAY
,to,k market was Consolidated 1aS'
which rose 2Ss points as result oi the
court decision allowing the company
- charge higher rate. Atlantic Gun
and MrNican Petroleum also rose mod
,,r,tely hut the general list was gener-
nlly rcactionary, foreign adviccs giving
n,i,i,ntum to the decline.
Western Pacific forfeited part OF yes
t,f,ltN.s brisk advance and other rails
v.,ra fractiopally lower. Steeis. equip
if,.uts motors. oils. chemicals and cop
p,rS Also eascd
a,r,ian exchange was dull but Lon
don rates were slightly over yesterday S
un1l quotations.
Prices GO Lower Before Noon.
\oru-Shorts sold freely during the
morning when cables indicated that
Germany : proposals were disappointing
Ulls shIppnEs strcls and the food and
mi,ul shares were weakest.
4, neral Asphalt fell 5if and other
,4.s To- ia. Atlantic Gulf reacted 81.
ta new low and Merchantile Marine
N f,rrcd. and United Fruit lost Ia
NantdIum Steel fell 2'2. and Crucihle
Fairly heavy selling Of rails forccC
\ortheru Pacific and Norfolk and West
err down points st. Paul losing L
and IehiEh Valley I.
other reaCtiouarN issues included Con
clal Electric. Loose WICs. StromhcTf
CarhuTptor. Clurtt Peabody. May De
pertinent stores and Internationa
I'tp,r
American Woolvn strengthened OF
declaration OF tho regular dividend
Cau money opened at tho usual rat
Of Per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01

describing their weary condition WOULD
each tell differently. One can Z taiuk
another cirowzy, the next feels weak
others are irritable, moody depressed
arprphensivp, as the case may be. To tins
rreat class ~ sufferers comes Reolo. one
0f the grandest reconstrlctIve agencIcs
ever devised for definite accomplishment
II lntenslfies the activity 81 the vital
processes, provol<es increased ficsh. stlmu-
tates the production Of red corpuscies, con
tributes 20 the defense oi the system
against depletion and consequent eH-
haiIstion and IN many other ways arOuses
the functions! proces>e- 70 make you feel
that something has touched that one
iickering vital spark yoa thought Sas
about 10 20 out 10 amount oi description
can adequately convey the difference be
tween the feeling ot !acS 81
nerye speed and the rebound, the freedom,
the liberation rom depresslons that cause
50 many men and women 70 tall n then
tracks. 70 20 to sleep at the switch OF
stand still when the order Is TO go ahead
If YOU would really ike 70 get acquatnte ted
with YOUR real self get 81 90 box Of Reolo
TODAY. Ask any OF the clerks at the Miller
Drug Store, or any other leading drug
store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-01
iRRtNTS FOR RAIDERS.
Supreme Court Says Evidence Must he
obtained Through search Papers.

WashiaCtun. March l.-ENidenCc oh
tanned hH i Nc- ~ agents in raids con-
dt.ted without search warrant Can-
r,f 10 admitted in court proceedings.
th. >3prstu" court ruled Yesterday. in
stf.uE aside m, conviction in South
carolina of Lawrence Amos.
Nuaos was convicted Of removing dis
tt..,a spirits on which the taxes had not
h.,r paid to place other than a dis
Irty Warehouse. and ~ conCcaling the
sslrit~ I'm appealing 10 the higher
.oi.rt he alleged that tho Fourth and
Ftfth alucndu. .cnts Ia tho Federal Con
stltutipn had been violated when FEEDER
Il officers searched his homo without n
warrant