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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
HIGH AND SALES|ANUM
BATTLE TOMORROW
Cherry and White and Gold and
White Set for Contest
OF the Season.

roilowsrs OF scholastic baseball VIII
,c given "A real trent tomorrow after
,onn at Rsynard Field, where Salesi-
,nun and Wilmington iIish win grap-
,lc for tho foremost hish school load
uahlp ~ the state. The two school
cams are about evenly matched
snloslanum dropping three W nine
tamos PLAYED and High .'hool one ~
huht VITA Nova turned tho trick on
10th tho wilmington mines Ths
esthulic High was forced 90 drop one
n Tho formidable chester high ssEre-
ration. and one unexpected ono 70
apacasn Business Colles.
There WAS time whom the cherry
lnd tho white really had but one
rush rival snd that was chester Hish
Nnw the avenue buys have got 90 con
aud with two. the other heinz Sales
,num catholic Htgh Sslosianuu
~eWs always to have had some nasic
,nwer over the Chcriv ana white foi
hn catholic basketball stars trimmed
hem IN two games played.
Things mny take "a different turn
however. on the diamond for bsseba Il
~ every good veteran fan knows. Is
he uuat uncertain sport.
n Salesnnum wins over Nilminxtot
ligh on their own diamond. they
Muuld frcl pretty certain ~ rspeti
iou On peunsv Field Notwithstand
uK am this tho game between th'
.,old aud white and tho cherry an'
Nhlte ls goins Co hc n rcd hot arair
Ut,uRrd Field Will need extra rop'
b, hold back tho fans who douhtes
sW tltn cut IN large numbers A
tsua' there viii he that we'll know
competition between the rooters "
.u,h srhool. but SalcsiRnum with g.
'eN students compared to Wilmingtcl
Nnrh. VIII make q lot ~ Noise.
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DELAWARE DEFEATS
HAvERF ORD. 100
Blue Hens Pound Brown, While
Rothrock is Given Phenom-
enaI Support.

Hayerford. Pa. May s.-The crew
from the Delaware University had too
heavy artillery for Haverford here
Saturday afternoon and the Blue and
Gold from the Peach State carried
away a 10 10 3 victory in q fast and
snappily played game.
Tat Brown. for Haverford. was hit
freely for solid bingies that brought in
the runs. BY relding his position SEN
sationally. Brown cut off at least two
runs by some neat grabs Of hard-hit
liners through the box.
Captain Rothrock. Of Della ware. was
hit fairly freely by the Scarlet and
Black. and was wild at times, but hi.
support approached the phenomenal AT
times and his teammates hammered
out the victory. Tho score:
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RlUAnIllrArIDN TEAM
pttIAIS coIpEN COLLEGE

Special correspondence Every Evenine
Newark. May s with Nccum
pitrhlug IN nne form the Rehahilita
Hon Division team On saturday, de
',ated Goldcy college &C Wilmington,
; tn 2 on the "rohab' diamond. I'm al
iitiou to Nocuns pitching the woi l>
~ Harrington and koncEau were
Nthpr features.
On "Wednesday afternoon tho re
hAhs Will play Post hospital a. team
y rerrvvnle ON Frazer Fiold. I'M.
vsr-itv ~ Delaware This game VIII
~ started ~ $40 oclock
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l922, New York. Registered. Z.

Uncinariaslsed!
:" Tho hookworm, referred to in tho medical
world the uneinarasis. results in tendency to In
dolencc the part OF the patient who otherwise
pears in usual health"-Msdcsl Journal
with our upon looking IDLY in street
with n massive yawn arising as we're loannx in
And we'd chuck our Job II for the
But ave never knew the answer Till to-day
where even thought brings a horror a pain.
As w. sr,the about anguish with a bowknot in our
brain
And the fountain pen grows heavy fsn would
But W. never knew III to-day,
where such verse. for exsmple. tho we're
writing now
Would never com. to blossom from wrinkles in our
brow.
As We siunbsred four hours while idly
dreamed away.
put W. never knsw the answer TN today.
with an ever-Srowns onvy for the fellow work
FOR the tramp upon tn. highway par upon The
,hitk.
FOR the kid around the srey who has always time tr
play,
! tlut knew the answer III to-day.
We have rot SCI have got f. We have had fol
year.
:, your pardon for moment as stop to shed tear
Tor We eaw It printed clearly and srievously
| pr,ed
70 md beyond a doubling we'd been-ew you pronounce
HUT we never knew rl today
Tho who meets Jack Dempsey observes
European paper $4,000 for tho loser
end" which SIS 900 than Germany for tn
same role.
who says thirteen isn't unlucky number Il
thirteen days Babe Ruth will have to get back t
work.
"Austeuri,m tho finest thing in sport."-Exchsng'
Not quite The thns sport 100 per sports
manshp And that doesn't always accompany ama.eurisn
why They Arc Champions
No. Slim Barnes, Z. s. Open Golf ChAmp,o
First-pecausc he is master OF both distance an
direction.
second-1ecsus. he ia usually . nrst-clas. putte
: going boldly for the
Third-BeoauSe he 8, one ot the careful rolfer
IN the eunkered community.
Fourth-Becau.e he is rarely upset toug
break
Fifth-Because he thinks through each stroke with
ont breaking his concentration.
S!xth-Because he handle both the pitch an
run and the high pitch,
Breaks OF Fortune.
The perfect game which rookie Robertson OF II
White Sox pitched last Sunday shows how swiftly
startling episode descend in sport.
Robertson barely hanging when he sudden
steps forward with stunt that only Adde Jos,
Young. OF the less modernists equalled
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Score by Innings,
NINTH WARD EASILY
DEFEATS FORT DU PONT

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Fort du Pont, May 8.-The Ninth
Ward baseball team found little diff
Guilty in defeating the Fort du Pont
team here yesterday afternoon, IL TO
6. The visitors hit two soldier pitchers
hard and amaseed IL runs, several OF
which were scored through errors.
The soldiers staged q rally in the
last two innings but were unable 10
come across with the needed runs
McElroy and Skip for the visitors ehch
connected for three safeties. The
score:
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Records Made in University Delauare Meet Saturday

Rodney High. Heighih fee,
inches.
Sprint relay Won by Avon dnl>
High. second, Caroiins UiRhs thir0.
New Castle High. Time 2ts. new
record.
Broad tump-Won ny Roser OF ~
| Poot High. second. HicbsShs or
! Greenwood High. third. Diebert Elk
ton Hlsh. Di,tsnc. 10 feet Z inches
| new rscordJ.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Delmar, Md, Wins.

Delmar. Nd, May S.-The Delmar.
Md, high school defeated the
Wicomico high school team, 40, and
won the championship OF the
Wicomico League. Mills pitched a
great game for Delmar. allowing but
four hits. In a prior game Mills fan.
ned Is and allowed one hit
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ory. Tho score
HAvERFORD.
DELAWARE.
Totals

Runs soored--For Haverford, brown
Walton. Gummere: for Delaware. Wilson
3 Danz, Macdonald. A. zap. Two-base
Three-base hits-MacDonaid. 2: Murray
Hit by pitched ball-Yerkes. bases on
balis-oh Brown. ! In 0 innings; Roth
Brown. 3; Rothrock. Z Umpire e-Martin
Time-2. 10
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MARSHALLTON Wins
DELAWARE CITY GAME
Haggerty Pitches YorkIyn to
Victory Over Newark; Wet
Grounds at New Castle.
County League Standing.

Saturdays Results.
Yorklyn 3; Newark !.
Msrshaihon II; Delaware City /.
Five Points VS. New Castle (net
grounds. postponed.
Delaware CITY was swnmped by
Marshallton. Ill, in a County Lea sue
game Saturday. The score:
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BASEBALL sCoRK SHEETS
ARE NOW AVAILABLE

Baseball score sheets can now
be obtained at Every kyunins
once. The managers Of teama
in and about the city are urged
10 send IN their reports OF games
as soon a. possible after thclr
completion. Every Evening
wants the new, OF all basebals
teams and viii publish result.
OF all contests. Address all com
munications 20 Sports Editor OF
bring tho pcores 70 the once
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GAMES TOMORROW
AMERICAN IKAGuu.

-" " ht'SN 1NsoNes
Cleveland az Pbilsfsph,s-
st. Io-i,s at Washington
Chtcsgo at New Yort.
Detroit st Boston.
NATIONAL EHA0UE.
Philadelphia ~ Chicago
Brooklyn At Pittsburx.
Boston at Cincinnati
New York at ~. Louis
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sooN by Innings.

F1vo Points-...-l Il
St Peters ......0 0 o IL
Summary: Earned runs. st. Psters >.
Five Points. 8: tvo-balse hits. :. WA-i~.
Kinney, W. Strickland and HoeSland;
hit by pitched ball. White. BOys. bases
on balls, OF Riley. ?; Taylor. .; struck
out, by Riley. s; by White. ~
Taylor, s. stolen bases. Z. walls. J..
Walls. II. Strickland ". Strsckiand-
y. Maxwell. Boys. Taylor. T. Maxwell:
double piays. T. Maxwell 70 Ho~xiAnd:
umpire, Alexander Gallagher, time.
hour, SIS minutes
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Score by Innings
Recreation Girls Out.

The Wilmington Recreation Club
girls will practice tomorrow evening
at Eighteenth and Van Buren, streets
at 8 o'clock. All candidates are urged
to be on hand.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York. g; Washington 4.
81 Louis, 10; Cleveland. ?.
Chicago. 9: Dstrolt. r.
Athletics Boston not ~~h.'c
NATIONAL LttGyy.
New York. g. Philadelphia. ..
Boston, g. Brooklyn. 3
Pittsburg, Il; Chicago. 8
q. Louis. 8 C1nctnus~ q
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DANES TO-DAY.
AMERICAN Irierp

AMERICAN LrtGrp.
C1evsle nd a. philadelphia
81. Louis So shinEton
Chicago a. New York.
Detroit a. Boston
NATIONAL Lyt0UH.
Brooklyn AZ Pittshrrr.
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<myrna on Long End.

sniNrrs. May s The local team do
esA.ei Warrington hish school. 1913.
M Friday, IN a same featured Nv tho
batting of tho homo team.
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FTvY PnIErN Wa
pefeeteA st. PrAe~s ~ y~w Cr~B~ ~
Score ~ 3 toS

View Castle. Nav s-s' pr~O
bss~bar tesnn % this cS%v io~- tns frss
xarue of the -eAeon IN no yuninw
Suburban league 70 rho PTv- Potn,s
team OF El~rers or the ssrns i-eGJS
Saturday sf-.rnoon by the score ~ Z
TO q. at Baseery Pays before a IsrsU
crowd Riisy vent out of tho hsuI A4
the snd OF ths seventh inning. sft~
tho visitors had secured runs snA
II hits- He vvr- succsedsd ny Mortoa
White. VINO finished the game. allow
ing one run and two hits. The scor -
ST. Peters.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08

busineu the day you so out OF busi-
ness.-Adv,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
|OU POINT NINE WINS
| OVER EASTLAKE CLUB
Junior City League Players
Stage Four Interesting Sat-
urday Games.

Saturdays Results.
du Pont. 8; Esstiaks, !.
Newport, .: Defiance. 0.
South Side Eden, q: Park, 0.
Merwick, g. Brownson. 1.
du pont A. e. defeated Eastlaks.
Saturday afternoon. Ga. The score!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
PASFPAtI
CALENDAR FOR W EtN

Tonight.
Industrial League.
American car 4 Foundry co
~ Traction Co. Rockford. No. l.
unarirs Cunningham.
Gas Company a. Tthoads 4
sons. Christlana. umpire RICK.
crts
pond Manufacturing Corr. NJ
pcnnsylvania Railroad, Pennsyl-
Nania. umpire Duncan.
du Pont al Trump Brothers.
CLAYTON. umpire Hastings
Church League.
First Division.
West Ns Mt. Salem
second Division.
First NJ l.. vs. Epworth
Wilmington vs.. Media. Second
and du ponj streets. 6 o'clock
Beacon vs.. Wesley Collegiate
Institute. Dover.
ST Mary's vs. New Castle,
sixth and spruce. $50.
TrESDhy.
Church League.
First Division.
Cookman Ns Wcstminstcg
second Division.
McCabc NJ T.. vs. Scott.
Seventh Ward vs. Bankers
and Brokers. Fourteenth and
Woodlawn.
Wilmington High vs. Salesi-
nnum. Eighteenth and Van
Buren, streets
Catholic League.
So. Thomas at 81 Anne's.
-. Patricks AZ Pioneers.
81 Marys at Brownsqn.
WEDNESDAY.
city League.
parkslde Va. krebs
seventh Ward VS.. Union.
Eastlake vs.. Bankers and
Brokers.
Defiance vs. St Mary's.
Edge Moor vs. ST Hcdwig's.
Wilmington High We. Goldey
/ College. Rockford Tower
Beacon Vs. New Castle High
a. New castle.
Wilmington Vs lesburg
Second and dr r1n
II THl RsDAl.
Church League.
FIRST Division.
Secoud Baptist ". Brandy
wine.
II second Division.
- Stephei 'a First -Central
Wilmington Ns. Hatch Motors,
away
81 Johns Va University Of
h. Delaware. Newark
FRIDAY.
Church League.
First Division.
81 NAt W. VIZ aNt, iAttA-
tccnth and Van Buren streets,
q o'clock
second Division.
Bethany vs Trinity NJ T..
Wilmington High School vs.
Huduun Heights
Wilmington Vs Hatch Motors,
Second and du Pont
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Victory Boys Win

Victory Boys defeated Fifth Street
Juniors. IL 10 4. II. Gorney's ~or8
was the feature OF the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08

Of restraining base from reaching nrst
basa
we reoAn a good many years ago. whom another
Robertson. Of Yale shut out Princston without hit
And the tough part OF this game remarked Herman
ssr, Prncston who played Tor the Tigers that day
hard all through the and
yet couldn't safe. There havs heen eight
line drives caught by the outneld"
Some years ago King bailey. old time. letth anded
star. lot New Orleans down without hit. and yet was
beaten to o. That's rasping luck tho other side of II
Ono of toughest breaks in baseball
happened Theodore Brcenstsn tho old 900 wonder
B-sitenstsin pitching then for New orisan.
| against Nashville
Nashville hadn't made the sembiancc Of a hit
with two sons in the ninth tho last up cracked
ns drive through tho box that broke Breiten,tsn's
ankle robbns him of a no-ht game and driving him to
hospital Thnt double dose OF msforune
has few equals in tho game.
"slin7 Sure" says tho old timer. "But that amt all
You gotta have the breaks"
As for Revisicns--
lFun many a shot at random played
and disposition frnysd:
Full many a putt that won't drop IN
| Turns durer souls to thoughts OF sin.
Shadows Before
Acting upon the theory that coming their
shadows before. Jack Dempsey has spots
watch.
One II the Carpentier-lewis date In London this
week tho Grebrunney meeting late in May.
Carpenter cleans Lewis in a round two.
he should, impresses London promoters
may easily have another Dempsey Carpenter test,
this time for tho European market.
Later on. II Greb ehould ov-rwhem Gene Tunnsy.
and become nght-heavywesht champion thsr~ IL then
promise Of Dempscy-Creb afternoon evening later
on in the summer.
From tho cluster that comprises Carpenter. areb
. Tunney Wills things looking up again for the
champion. who may have q chance leave the
bread line for steady employment.
! Leaving Dempsey out winner OF the Tunnes-
Greb will then he In line entertain Carpenter
for the nght-heavywcsht tu. therein bringing
ot the tall spots OF the year.
~1 claim writes Durcr. that thu line most otter
used In = golf match IS: Gimme that putt Am tsht
Either that, Hey, kid, slip a nrbschi~
Don't you think asks q reader that smateu
= sport should be CASUAL We take II entirely TO,
seriously and make winning losing big n part o.
tho game Why should the result matter worry munh
another" This excellent In theory. Yet In tn
main. have been results people" And thcrs ism
lot Of fun in beating who doesn't care wa.
l. or another. who wins There ought 10 be the joyfu
medium that 8 rarely In this existence
d "I contend" f. l. d, that for Rlroun
strength both lnpd and water. including sport,
Cornell and the Navy Probably two quito strong
c efficiency throughout season thes
two stand hiSh in the list any other that
y could pick. Their average r. not only high in football
baseball and track but also In various other
- that fail TO know quite much publicity.
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Score by Innings.
Merwick.

Errors marIed Merwick's victory
over Brownson. Saturday. 5-4. The
score:
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Newport

The Newport nine defeated Deflapne.
90. In which Defiance secured but
two hits. The score:
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BrowusOn.
Score by Innings.

Brownson 1000 400 %
Merwick e. 49,. : 0 o 2 0 0 ox-5
Park A. c. lost TO South Side-Eden,
30. The score:
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iaarshalltop .
Score by Innings


Score by Innings.
Delaware City, / 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Marshallton 33 0 o 80 j XII
Yorklyn won over Newark. 81. IN a
game featured by the pitching OF
Haggerty. The score:
d
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II claim" writes Duncr. that thu line most ofte,
used In golf match is Gimme that putt Am Yish
Either that or; Hey kid, slip m. a nrbAcki"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-08
Class 3


Shot put-Won by Diebert OF Elk
ton High; second. Beers OF Elkton
High; third. Angelo OF du Pont High.
Distance as feet ? IA inches new
record.
100 yard dashv-won by Roser of
du Pont high; second. Lynch. Mills
boro High; third. Pentz. Of Carolina
High School, Denton. Md. Time 1913.
equals record.
$50 yard dash-Won by Bradley OF
Jarrettsvfle, Nd. High; second. Mar
kle, oxford High; third. Hcnning
Newark High. Time 2.I4 1-5.
440 yard dash-Won by Bye OF
Caroline High; second, Elliott OF
Dover High; third, Greene. Newark
High. Time 66.2.
! 220 yard dash-Won by Richards OF
Greenwood High; second, Hanna OF
oxford High; third, Carter of Caro-
/ lima High. Time PALS.
High tump-Won by Diebert oi
I Elkton High; second, Norris Of Caro-
lima High. third. Abbott Of Caess
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Totals .......... 2 IL
NeNrN by JnuipRs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30
6fEfHiEAlREESSB 6Ef t.
Va 6I1aSSs5A y


Taking slap at the hcro-swept
sin! who believes in the romance ot
the Middle Ages and sees Il gallant
knight IN urmor in every author and
poet. "Thc Primitive Lover is said
70 otter one of the most delighttui
satiricaI comedies ever seen ON the
screen. Constance Talmadgc is cast
us PHYLLIS Tomlcy and her skill in the
aalt of pantomime is eXerted to its
fullest cndeavor to meet the require
mente of part that calls for : dis
corning blending of satirical comedy
ard straight dramatic Interpretations.
Unfortunately for the hcl oine'5
dreams of "A lance fitting lover, her
hero is n very practical business man
who realizes the importance of finan-
cill considerations in keeping home
together no this divided household
there comes another suitor whose
methods are slightly different but
equally open to reproach. Lost in the
early glamor of his tempestuous love-
making the girl finds herself enral'-
Wtred by him until his little mean
nesscS crop out and she learns that
great deal of the fame upon which his
reputation rests is founded upon
huge hoax.
Constance Talmadge has competent
support in her two leading men Harri'
son Ford and Kennth Harlan while
the remainder of the cast includes Joe
Roberts, Charles Pine, Chief Big Tree,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30
HUGHES WANTS BOARD
TO STUDY PREPARATIONS

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Dec. 30.-(U
p. .l--SecretarY of State Hughes in an
address here last night revealed the
long expected plan for American in
tervention in Europe. The outstand-
ing feature is commission of bust
nesslnen and experts repre- senting the
principal European governments and
the United States to make an eXhaus-
tive study of the reparations problem.
The commission would be free of gov
ernmental instructions to remove the
problem from politics. 1t would re-
wise the reparations figure down to
Germany's ability to pay. Then the
various governments would approve or
reject the recommendations
Germany appeared to welcome
Harding's plan, but was too interested
in her own reparations plan to express
much press opinion.
Reports today We're that France re-
garded President Harding's plan with
little enthusiasm, while Britain APP
proves of the plan and will try to put
the idea into effect if Tuesdays pre-
anier conference at Paris fails.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30
NEW SPORT INTRODUCED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3O.-(U.
PD-California may not have the
privilege of hunting Il pink duck
from the back of an elephant, as
the scientist going to India hopes tc
do, but they at least will soon be
able to hunt bun frogs. The fish
and game commission has Just put
out a bulletin announcing the sue
cessful introduction of the bulfrog
the most famous source of the
de!eCtable frog legs-into California.
Heretofore the easterners have had
practically u monopoly on the pro-
duct. A rapid increase of these inn
ported frogs in several localitie;
makes it probable that before long
the frog angler, with his hook bait
ed with red flannel, will be a fami-
liar sight along California streams,
and the frog hunter, with his small
bore gun and shot cartridges will at
tract the attention of game wardens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30
ITALY INVITES ALLIES
|. TO TENNIS TOURNAMENT

ROME, Dec. S0.--(A, PD-Italian
tennis circles are awaiting With inter
est the replies of Allied Tennis Fed
Crations to invitations extended to
them by the italian Lawn Tennis Fed
GRAFTON to send teams to participate in
the international Ha"dcourt Tourna
ment to be held in Rome next May,
The reply of Germany already has
been received and is in the affirmative
Gleinroth, who is playing in his best
form just now will captain the Ger
man team. He is regarded by many
experts as the best singles player in
Europe at the present ;tme. Count
Ijalm, of Austria, is expected to lead
the Austrians.
The feeling here is that Belgium.
England and France will obstain, but
'h"t Spnin will send over its Davis cup
team, tho Alonzo brothers, Flaquer
-.-u Count de Gomar.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30
People Here and There

Welland county officials are worrying
about dsuble hanging which is sci
to take place in the county Jail or
January 18th. One of the chief caus.
es of concern is that no official hang
man has yet been engaged.
In response to 4 recent advertise
ment several applications were filed
but the fees demanded, ranging from
$500 10 S300, were considered toe
high. In the past, officials said, $50
was sufficient to get man to fasten
the black cap on condemned man
and spring the trap.
The men sentenced to die are Harry
Rutka and Nick Thomas. They killed
a neighbor in row over real estate
deal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30
SILK TRADE Dull.

SHIMOSUWA, Japan, Dec. 30.--
CA. PD-M Many of the silk factories
in the Lake Suwa region, whore the
finest grades of silk are manufacture
ed, are threatening to close down be-
fore the end of the year owing to the
dullness in the silk trade. II this
threat should be carried out ii would
affect not only the 10000 women
reelers, but practically the whole
community, which is engaged in one
way or another in the industry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30
CHICAGO ROWDY DIES
AF TER KILLING GIRL

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-(U. PD-
Enraged because high school pupils
refused to return his rowdy greeting,
John Riese, one of three gunner,
shot and wounded Minnie Finkelstein,
IT years old and killed Policeman
O 'Malley who pursued him. Riese was
fatally wounded by Officer Kennedy,
who accompanied O'Malley. Riese' S
died lated but his two companions es-
capped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30
llVOM TODAY
THEY had MOT Dogs
"Buinin Sands Producer THllS HOW

to Get Them.
Aren't we having hot dogs pretty
often"
This was the question asked of
George Melford by member Of his
cast. i'm the mess tent at ONnard, Cal.
where the Paramount company was
encumpea for the making of Burning
Sands,' which win be II feature at the
Riyoli Theatre today
"Uncle George looked at the can
tious one wit hhis characteristic
smile. "Wcn," he said, eve are
tra1nping around over the burning
sands all day, and if that isn't con
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30

Commencing January Forshaw,
florist, will offer bargains in plants,
jardineres, baskets, etc, in order to
reduce stock preparatory to remodel
ing store
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-12-30

Ben Carney has returned to Pendle-
ton from La Grande where he and his
daughter, Miss Mary Carney, spent
Christmas. Miss Carney will return
to Pendleton after New Years Day