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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1921-06-24
C0NCLAvE OF SHRINERS ENDED
Ernest A. Cults, Savannah, Ca, Named
New Imperial Potentate.

Des Moines, lathe forty-seventh
annual conclave of the Ancient Arabic
Order, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
ended with a banquet given in honor
of Ernest A. Cults, Savannah, Ca, new
imperial potentate. 1t is estimated
that more than 10000 Shriners were
here for the three-day conclave.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1921-06-24

apolis.-Frederick w. Gal
braith, Jr., of Cincinnati, national COM
mander of the American Legion, was
killed almost instantly and two other
officers Of the Legion were injured,
when the steering gear of the auto
mobile in which the three were rid
ing snapped and the machine plunged
over an embankment on the northwest
side of this city. Mr.. Galbraith suf-
fered a fractured skull.
Col. Galbraith was elected national
commander of the Legion at the ma
tional convention held last September
at Cleveland. He was'47 years old and
was born in WATERFOWL Arsenal, Mas
sachusetts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
WORLD OF SPORT DAILY IN ARTICLES BY STAFF WRITERS

vited to the club house to view the
grounds and get ACQUAINTED with She
people Of La Grande. II is desired
that as many people be at the club
house as possible in order TO show the
Union people the true La Grande hos
pitality
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
LOCAL GOLF FANS
TO COMPETE FOR
PRIZES SUNDAY
Interest Reused in Tourney
That Will be Played Here
May 1920; La Grande Busy

As the golf season advances, interest
in the sport il being reflected in the
time that Is spent by devOtees of the
game, and In Pendleton it's getting to
be common thing for some Of the
boys to look the sun in the face at s
o'clock In the morning as a part of
the early playing.
Some Of them are preparing for the
competition and medal tournament
which Is TO he played here Sunday.
There will be provisions made for both
old and new players, so all members
will fit into a class where they can
qualify. An added attraction of the
Sunday competition, which starts at 10
O'Clock Sunday morning, will be the
blind tournament.
Pendleton players are also looking
forward with keen interest to the Tri-
State tournament that is to be played
Saturday and Sunday, May 28 and 20.
There are other golf fans in this part
of the country who are planning to do
their best on this occasion as the fol.
lowing from the La Grande Observer
indicates:
"All golf players are asked to meet
at the club House this coming Sun
day, when the eight best scorers will
be selected to go to the golf tourna-
ment in Pendleton on May 2S and %.
Sunday is also the day that the people
of Union and vicinity have been In
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20

it is doubtful II that many persons live
IN the community.
MY Village elders sumitted the
figure blandly explained the magis-
trate, "and | had to accept their word
or they would lose face with my peo-
Pile
Hayes was of the opinion that food
was more important than face and inn
mediately set about remedying mat
ters.
Another grave condition Is being
dealt with in the district administered
by the southern Army. A fund of $780,
600 for famine relief fell into the
hands of the authorities and was dis
tributed impartially-and then re-col-
lected as taxes.
But in spite of these instances OF
graft it must not be believed that the
great majority of the famine relief
money is not going into the proper
channels.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
SUNDAYS BALL GAME
To DECIDE WHETHER
BUCKS ARE LEADERS
Peterson and Styson Hardest
Hitters in League, Noes
Dope Sheet Makes Plain.
The League Standing

The outcome OF Sundays game be-
tween Helix and the Pendleton Bucks
will determine whether the locals shall
continue to lead the Wheat Belt Lea
que, or whether the leadership now
held by them shall be relinquished to
the Helix team. The present stand
ing OF the teams gives the Bucks n
clean slate with three victories, and
the Helix team has won three and lost
one. A victory for the Helix gang
Sunday would reverse the standing.
Captain Peterson's team will he in
fairly good shape for the contest that
Ia to be played here. The outfield is
weak right now as was disclosed by the
four innings played at Pilot Rock last
Sunday when rain interfcrred and
caused the calling Of the game. The
infield Is in good shape.
Figures complied by Fred Noes, Sec
retary OF the league show that Peter
son and Styson Of the Bucks are the
hardest hitters no far this season. Pet
ersOn's average is 555 with Styson
coming second with a rating OF an
even 500. Hanley. who ranks sixth, Is
the third Pendleton man in the list of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
WHAT HARTE
SAID ABOUT CHINESE?

LICHUAN, Shensi Province, China,
May 20.-(Charles f. Hogue, L. r..
staff Correspondent.)- Waste of mon
ey is inevitable when large sums are
used for emergency relief in a coun-
trv ike CHINA. where squeeze Is an
accepted and honorable practice, but
an investigation of the famine region
leads to the belief that the money that
has been poured into this stricken
land has for the most part been very
well spent. Daily there is less and less
waste.
But there are financial plague spots.
Here in Shensi is to be found one of
them. The local magistrate has, until
John Hayes and his party of foreigners
arrived on the scene TO International
ize the control of the funds. been play
ing ducks and brakes with the money
forwarded from Peking and Shanghai.
HAYES put a sudden end to that situa-
tion when he discovered that the mag
istrate's home village was listed as
having s,000 starving persons, whereas
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
DIVIDE nOUBLEIrEADER

- Los ANGELES, May 20.-(A. P,l-
Los Angeles and Portland broke even
on a doubleheader here yesterday the
Angels taking the first game To l
and the visitors the second, to ?. In
the first contest Portland took the
lead in the fourth but the Angels raj
lied in the eighth and made two runs
on three singles and an error In the
second game the visitors again TOOK
the lead in the fourth inning and
clinched the contest in the fifth by
making two runs on single, a double
and triple.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
SPORT GAS
(BY THE sTATFO

The gas editor is in receipt Of a let
ter from Ad Gustavo who writes from
La Grande that after seeing in our
paper that Ray McCarroll stayed with
Herman Hackenschmidt fifteen min
utes the night of the circus and pre-
vented Hack from getting a fall he is
moved to express the opinion that he
can throw either man.
To support this statement Ad de-
clares he is able and willing and even
anxious to come to Pendleton to show
how the trick is done If local fans
would like to see the bout.
He says he weighs 100 and is in good
condition, and furthermore, that he
has plenty of backing down that way.
The Gas Ed. has lived long enough
to have had someyof his earlier ardor
about the wrestling game chilled by
divers exhibitions he has witnessed in
small towns, and he personally would
not give a plugged nickle even in the
flushed interval that accompanies pay
day to see one Of these affairs.
But the challenge has been issued
and it is hereby told unto the world.
The catches of fish that are being
displayed in local windows are inviting
enough to make one feel the lure of
Hill and stream. No wonder the boys
are even now quietly talking over the
vacation plans when the boss is not
around.
Have you seen a Twilight League
game of baseball lately? The boys
are having lots of. fun and exercise
down at the park of evenings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20

guaranteed painless corn and caIluS
remover. Amy corn, no matter nov
deep rooted, departs quickly MhSh
"Gets-It" arrives, Wonderfully simple'
ncss stops with the first application
Oct rid OF your corn and wear shoes
that fit. Big shoes simply make Sorns
grow bigger. Your money back II
"Gets-lt' fails. Insist on the genuine,
Costs but a trifle everywhere, MI q
nv ~ Lawrence X Co. Chicago.
Sold in pendleton by Tailman CO..
Economy Drug CO,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
SEALS WIN CLOSE GAME

OAKLAND, Cal, May 2o.-(A. P0
San Francisco defeated Seattle, TO
3. in tight contest here yesterday,
Agnew. Seal catcher. who had doubled
scoring on Fitzgerald's long single to
right in the last half Of the ninth. Sc
attle had tied the score in the first
half of the ninth frame, Kenworthy
and Middleton coming in on Spencer's
sacrifice. Agnew slammed the ball
over tho field i'm the fourth inning
scoring Rath and Ellison.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
HAS QUIET DAY

HANHAsSET, y. Y, May 20.-tA'
PD-Georges Carpenter spent the day
in dressing gown. pajamas and slip
pers. recuperating from his sea voyage
and the business of becoming settled
in his training camp. He will not be-
Gin strenuous training until next week.
A special traffic station was es-
tablished near his camp today. Sew
eral policemen were on dgty TO Keep
away the crowds.
Frank Loughrey n PhlladelpUla
boxer. who fought Carpenter IN faris
in 1911. called and offered his services
as sparring partner.
Letters from American Legion posts
have been received by Carpenter
welcoming him to America and wish
ing him luck.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
SPORT BULLETINS
700 WORK on ARENA

JERSEY CITY. y. j., May 2O.-(A.
P1-Construction of the arena where
the Dempsey Carpenter fight will take
place is one fourth completed. Con-
tractors declared today that they eX-
pected to have the job finished before
June Is. the date called for in their
contract. Seven hundred workmen are
engaged in the task.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
WASHINGTON L. WINS

PULLMAN. Wash. May 20.-(A.
P)-Setzer's pitching combined with
10 healthy clouts by the University Of
Washington team brought victory to
the sun Dodgers here yesterday over
Washington State college. Shadan
lasted five innings for the locals and
was replaced by Ruley Mcmahon
lined out two triples and a double for
the visitors. Score; Washington L.,
: 10 >: Washington state l 3. Bat
teries--Setzer and Land; Shadan, Ru-
lev and Bray
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
vrcE-PRFSIDENT Ill

WASHINGTON, May 20.-tA. P)-
Vice e-president Coolidge continued TO-
dav to he confined to his bed with
what was described as a severe cold.
AT his office it was said 1t mlsht Dc
several days before he returned TO ms
duties.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
MAKE NINE IN SIXTH

SACRAMENTO. Cal. May 2O.-(A.
PA rally in the sixth inning, when
Sacramento pushed over nine runs.
turned victory into defeat for the Oaks
here yesterday, the final score being
Sacramento l3, Oakland 3. Up until
the fatal frame the bay club had been
leading to /. McGaffigan was the
hitting star Of the day, getting four
hits in five times at bat. one OF his
bingles was a home run with the bases
full
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
NOL|N CITIZEN MAKES
TRIP TO BEND IN AUTO
Cast Oregonian Specially

NOLIN, May 2O.-Jim Beard left for
Bend this afternoon. Mr.. Beard Is
driving down in his car. He expects
to visit some of his friends in that city.
Among the Pendleton business visit
ore today were Mrs VIM. spence ana
r. w. Compton.
Dock Jones, who got his ies bruised
seriously Sunday while playing b' Il,
states that it is considerable better to-
dnN.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
rNCovER ANcIENT CTrIEs

PHILADELPHIA, May 20.-(U. P.)
An expedition from the University of
Pennsylvania here plans 10 go to Pal
estine in June to extend excavation
work on the biblical city of Beth-shan,
or Beisan as it is now known. The
party expects to uncover relics of sew
eral ancient cities which are supposed
to have stood on this same site.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20
Millions
Use
"Get-It'
COrnS
Stops Pain Instantly--RemOVes Corns
Completely.

Everybody, everywhere needs TO
know what millions or folks nave AZ
ready learned about "Gets-lt," the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-20

several days ago, an invitation was
received from the Pendleton club to
participate in their tournament IN
which six towns will be represented
In speaking Of the tournament tins
morning, one golf enthusiast said,
None of us La Grande fellows eX-
pect to show up in the tournament, but
we do want our eight best players to
go to Pendleton, just to show them
that. although our game is poor. our
hearts are in the right spot George
l. Eddy, golf instructor, Will select
the eight best scorers
The Washington herald., 1921-10-11
RUTH WARNED TO
QUIT SERIESORRiS
Loss OF LEFT. ARM
Bambino Aggravates In.
jury by Disobeying
Orders.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-Two New
York physicians who examined Babe
Ruth's infected left forearm tonight
said that II he played another single
inning or this world series, he might
lose the arm.
Ruth, therefore, is considered as
lost to the Yanks for the rest of the
series. Many inquiries were re-
ceived at the Hotel Ansonia, where
he lives with Mrs. Ruth, this eve
ming when word of the seriousness
of his condition spread about New
York.
Ruth's arm Is said TO be In a
dangerous condition even now, and
the doctors told him they would
disclaim al responsibility for the
consequences IL re should again
disobey their orders and resume
playing.
Ruth previously had been order ed
to keep out of the game. but realiz-
ing what his loss would mean to the
Yanks In their first world series,
decided to run the personal risk.
The result was agGravation Of the
injury.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-11
WestOUers Prepare
For Game With Knicks

The westover A. C. has again
decided to place an eleven on the
field and is out to meet any team
in the District. Having rounded up
all of last years squad and added
a few new ones, the Westovers ex-
pect to surpass their record Of last
season.
The team meets the strong Knick-
erbocker A. c. next Sunday at p.
m. on the latters grounds. The
teams met last season in one of the
hardestfo fought games ever staged
in the old Hollow" in George
town. land battled to a scoreless
tie.
The westover outfit will be coach
ed by Jimmy McElfresh. former star
end of the crack Vigilant and Rex
teams. The following men have been
lined up: McGarvey, Sherwood,
o'Brien. Mahoney, McMurray. Far
rell. Sam Roberts. Joe Roberts, Fftz-
gerald. Daniels, Connor, Manger.
Cleary, Costello, Wrenn. Scanlon.
Colbert, Mcclure. McDermott,. Hol-
loran. Gallagher and few others
yet to be named. The above men
and all others desiring to try for
the team are requested to report to
Coach McElfresh this evening at 1890
for practice. at the club headquar-
tiers. 212s Pennsylvania avenue north
The Washington herald., 1921-10-11
FINALS REACHED In
TENNIS DOUBLES
Yencken and Dudley Defeat
Gore and Charest in ID. c.
Title Tourney.

Mai. Arthur YencRen and Jack
Dudley reached the final round in
the resumption of the District
championship doubles tennis tourna-
ment at the Dumbarton Club yes
terday by defeating the veterans.
Al. Gore and Clarence Charest. in a
three-set match, 3-6. 6-2. 6-3.
Gore and Charest. steady from
the start, Outplayed their oppontnts
in the first set, but YenSen and
Dudley struck their stride in the
second and were unbeatable there
after. yYencken was the star OF the
match! but Dudley gave him splen-
did support The winners will meet
Dudley Morgan and Ballard Moore
in the final round.
The final round match in mems
singles between Yencken and Cha
rest will he played this afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-11
ALL HIGH TEAMS
PLAY THIS WEEK

All five of the local high school
elevens will get into action this week
in four games. three OF them to be
played on Washington gridirons.
Eastern will encounter the Gonzaga
eleven at Potomac Park today: Cen
tral will meet Baltimore Polytech
at the Stadium tomorrow; and on
Friday the first Of the inter-high
championship games will be played
at the. Stadium. with Business and
Western the contending teams. On
Saturday, Tech will play Episcopal
High at Alexandra.
For the first time in many sea-
sons. Business looks to have fully
an even chance OF disposing of the
Western eleven. The Stenographers
have already played one regular
game, with Alexandria High, and
have scrimmaged with Tech and GAL
laudet reserves. Coach Green. on the
other hand. has confined Westerns
activities to a scrimmsge with St.
Johns College.
Central will probably face the
hardest task OF the other three
teams this week in its game with
Baltimore Polytech. The Balti-
moreans are always strong on the
gridiron, and their natural rivalry
with Central should make ii a hard
fought struggle.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-11
Columbia Golf Entry
List Remains Open

The committee in charge Of the
Columbia Country Club golf tour
nament. which gets under way next
Thursday, has announced that the
entry list, originally scheduled to
close last night, still remains open,
and post entries will be accepted.
The tournament is open to all men-
bers of the clubs of the District Golf
Association. and also to out-of-town
players who may be recommended
by such members. The entrants
name and the club to which he be-
longs should be phoned to the Co.
lumbia Country Club.
The qualification round will be held
Thursday, at eighteen holes, medal
play. Five flights Of sixteen each
will qualify. The first and second
rounds of match play for each flight
will be held Friday, at eighteen
holes. The semi-final and final
rounds, also at eighteen holes, will
be played Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-11

at Miller's feet. The bases still
full, McGraw's strategy failed to
encompass the squeeze play effort,
and Irish Meusel. ordered to wait
Hoyt out, took a called strike,
ball, then two more called strikes,
and Rawlings followed by forcing
Kelly, Peck to Ward. J.
MeuseI Out at Plate.
The Yanks forced a break, and
failed in quest of another in their
half of the second. Bob Meusel
opened with a single, and Pipp sac
rif1ced. As Ward struck out, MeuseI
dashed for third and upset Frisch.
tagging him as he slid. The ball
rolled behind the coacher's box, and
Meusel, disentangling himself from
the Giant third baseman, plunged on
toward the plate on orders from
Ruth coaching at third Frisch re-
covered the bal in time to cut down
Meusel with perfect throw to the
plate.
With two down in the Giants half,
Burns turned a bunt toward first
and beat it out On the overworked
hit-and-run play, Bancroft singled
to right. over-ran first, and was
trapped off by Meusers fine throw
to P'pp. Burns sought to score from
third during the ensuing runup, but
Peek's peg to Schang got George at
the plate. Action galore!
The Yanks pulled UP even in their
third. McNally, first up, walked
and went to third on Schang's
double Though Frisch. Bancroft
held both runners while he threw
out Hoyt. but McNally tied the score
by beating the throw home on
Miller's hoist to left. Bancroft. fir.
teen feet in front of the plate.
elected to. relay Meusers peg, and
the ball bounded out of Smiths
mitt.
Good baseball would have put the
Giants in front again in their third,
which Frisch opened with a lucky
nit on a bad bound to Ward,
Young, a good bunter, was directed
to hit away. and forced Frisch, Nc
Nally TO Ward. Kelly struck out,
but E. Meusel ratified a double
against the left-field barrier, Young
making third easily because of
kuths throwing handicap. Raw
ings fouled to McNally for the
third out.
After that Hoyt frightened, and.
although the Giants had men in
position to score in both the eighth
and ninth. the weary youth on the
mound for the Yanks put on added
steam and finished in a blaze of
glory by forcing Smith to- pop to
Ward and striking out Pinch Hitter
Snyder and the hard-hitting Burns
In the final stanza. But for Nc
Nally's boot at the start Hoyt prob
ably would have repeated his s-to-O
shut-out of last week.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-11
"Babe, Hoyt, Meuset
Turned Trick"-Peck
By ROGER PECkINPAUGH.
CAPTAIN of the Yankees.

POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK,
Oct. IO.-Now we're oot I'm front.
aad 1 imagine we're going to
stay there.
Let's give Bob MeuseI, the
Babe and Hoyt the credit for
winning. The rest of MS are
content i'm the knowledge that
we won. So there n, hrst, this
to be saidi
"Babe's' hunt really did it,
Then came MeuseINs double,
which scored Babe with the run
that made the score 2 to 1, and
definitely determined the trend
Of victory. Then Bob's marvel
ous throwing and fast thinking
and the third outstanding fea-
ture was Hoyt's effectiveness I'm
the pinches.
The fellows were confident
they would win and they came
back Just rs they did In our last
series with Cleveland during the
American League race. Only a
game team ean do that, and the
Yanks are game.
Copyright 1891. by Universal service)
The Washington herald., 1921-10-11
SOY DOWN CUBS
FOR FIFTH TIME

CHICAGO, Oct. 10. - The White
Sox are champion seventh-place team
of the big leagues.
They won the fifth straight game
over the Cubs and copped the city
series here today. The score was
8 to s. Both teams finished next
to the cellar in the pennant races.
Russell. for the Sox. allowed seven
hits. while his team mates nicked
Cheeves. York. Ponder and Freeman
for fourteen. Cheeves was taken
out in the fifth when Sheely. Sox
first baseman. clouted a home run
with two on.
Attendance at the five games ex-
ceeded 100. 900. More than 80, 900
saw the Sunday game.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-11
YANKS PROFIT BY MGRAWS hit AWAY nOFFENSE WIN FIFTH GAME
Us Badly Bancroft
"Ruth's Blunt Crossed
by DAVE BANCROFT,

Captain Of the New York Gisrts.
NEW YORK. Oct. Io.-They
whipped ms tkis afternoon be-
cause we couldn't slap out q hit
in the pinch.
In that very hrst inning "a
looked mighty nice for u.s.. One
run already I'm. three men on,
none out and MeuseI and Raw
Iines coming mp. but they
couldn't deliver. And during the
rest of the game Others Of us
couldn't connect with the ball at
the very moment when q drive
meant victory.
III admit that Mr.. Ruth cer-
tsfnIy .crossed" ms I'm that
fourth inning when he laid
down n hunt. That's smart base
ball. Babe, mighty smart base
ball, and Pm tossing you n bou-
quet even 10 Art Nehf did fan
you three times. ItH probably
be mp 20 Toney on Tuesday-and
feel supremacy confident that
the big fellow will make good
this time.
Copyright. 1921. by univsrsal servio.)