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pace roup. DAILY EAST OHFOON'TAy. PEN'PT.ETON". OTIFGOX. ".rKSHAY, OrTOHFII 1.1. 101. FTfillT PACES The HUDSON Six-40 won it's Leadership Because It Gives People Exactly What They Want 1L The Last Word in Motor Car Building. The "Most Car" ever offered you for your money. COME AND SEE THEM. HUDSON EQUIPMENT The Six-40 in electric self-cranking and electric lighted with integral ignition, supplied by In-Ico patented system si-ecially designed for the Ul'IS(i Sn-u car. Lights and n 1( cracking system o-crted fr.m driver's seat. Eleen-inch electric parabolic headlight with special dimming at t ichnn t.t. by hirli power .f lights can be rcgtilatej as de.red. Xo ;!.! n'i.; Tail light i.nd dash lamp in series, M.-t' r-.jrix . n el.ctnc horn with push button. T- ' of th- "rc-M.-n" t;i with i.;ick adjustable curtain ar.4 ::t ir.! j Vhr. t .;. front bow miachrs d.re..tiv to t ; of wiri- shield. late-, v i-il.-hii lj. r.r.n . ;;..n and vent.tat.r.s. .-! i. n r sunk in c . I -at r. n. dm. n from tnr.n:..-:. n shaft. :...!.!. lewl indicia- r rn"jrr-J on d.'.-h. I iri... r.t.a le r.n. with extra rim. ewr.x tire cas:nc. irr.-r !uV and l.tf cwj Tire h l.br. Trim'.; rack S t of wcaj chair.. omph te set "f tools in canvas oarry.r.c c.tf. T 1 kit o rr.;'.. to ' h.m "nr. s;Vc;al v. r. r. :.. .-. ; l.irs. s. p .,,ch. . :o. jjc- .nd l ;.TTi; are included. l'emi.ir.i rnly ut:,n h.-d tx;r. f. Idinu seat in t'-r.r.- .u of Pr.a-t r mode &d.,pted t.. instanily v:.rit c.,r fr. m J ir-x-.t-J ;.. s.-.--a;.-d "'it fold itiin.-l back i.f fr r,t seat. Completely out of the way. jtt nie ini'iifd..it 1 aa.l.sVlr whrn rr,uired. CARS NOW HERE j AJ r y X if . Ai l A w t The HUDSON Six-40 I F. O. B. PENDLETON ( art arc now on tINduy In our uurnnc and aro aluu) Iohm-1 l Ii-in'iilralf ilictii to I'niM-tht lu)r. Our Garag'e Service Unexcelled tars taken for .toruix, and in uddliiun nuiiiilulii an iii-to-l:Ko IroiiliU' ili'iarliiH'iit. uffurilln imr initron cv't-rt aitcmloii ulih llic It-uM Miilik aits. Essentials of the 1915 Motor-Car. The HUDSON Six-40 Has AH These Desirable Features. The car that possesses these important pofnts is the cne selected by experienced and discriminating buyers. Read them carefully. Mt "1indT VibrationW-s. powerful, fltuble. economical. The most modern type of automobile. Ha latest tyre. light, compact one-block m..tur, small bore and l.-nit ftroke. Strt-aniline IUkIt le.Urn Flush sides, concealed hinpes. n- angles at dash, lessened air pressure to overcome. Every important automobile designer in the world uses the streamline body. Ixm-Hung Oiasi Moderately long wheel base. 1IJ irfches. Deep-section, prejised steel frame, light, rigid, stronc. IJjrht Weight (2.S90 pounds.) Obtained by skillful engi neering and Judicious selection of materials combining lightness and strength. For example, the crank case and transmission case in the HUDSON ix are of aluminum. In some cars they are made cf cast iron. Aluminum is very much lighter, stn.r.r. l-s subject t- frart.re. su-peri.-r in every v. Aluminum c-ts at. .it 4"- I er U . cast ir..n c-s-ls 3c t-. 4c. Light e:ght nier.s running expense of U-lh f uel and tires. IluMinrv ft IUlamt-iProper distribution of eight of gi.' l.ne tank, spare tires, and other parts and accessor.es in sure a-y riding. fredom from dangerous skidd. r.?. e.Ual wear on tire. The ix-4 hs made a -ndrrf-l rei uta tion in thi respect. Impmted Top and "nrtain .r.e-Man" top with curtains folded in place, ready for quick use. All fastening oper ated from inside. Xcw Stjl Wind -Jim Id Rigid side standards, upper sash ad- Justalle to any angle, fitted with friction c ntrol. no screws or clamps. , I"ul Tank in lal 'Ias..I;ne gravity feed tank carried in dash. Xo air pump or pressure gauge, positive feed, con veniently filled, weight properly placed. Safest position for tank. Left-Side Irle. IVutrr Coiuml Steering wheel on left, con trol lexers in center, at right. All gauges, light switches and other accessories on dash-apron convenient to hand and eye. Horn buttcn in center of steering wheel. Driver's section entered from either side. Auxiliary St-i In tonneau. Permanently attached, folded against back of frmt seat, provide instant accommodation f.T too extra passengers. Fleet rlc Starting and l.luhllni; -ll'.idson-I'elco item, no gaugos or other devices to nnnoy; autoruatii. efficient and "trouble-proof." Heudlights have dimiuing feature. No side lights. -parp TlrpH nn Mde Carried ahead of front door. Ilellevea rear of car of objectlonulde weight, quickly accessible. Sixxtlonutcr lrlvp Orf Tranndloii Shaft Avoid well known disadvantages of front-wheel drive. The Improved drive from main shaft Is now perfected In the HUDSON Six-40. Demountable Itlnis. Trunk Hack, I Tot e till Wiring. Indit (du al Safety Iax-k. Aiitoiiiatlc Sark Adtance, Tuliulwr Drive shaft and other details all are demanded by well-post-td buyers, and all are furnished In the 11S Ul'DsN. as o 0 CP Telephone 46 Burns Ct Peterson. Proprietors 722 Cottonwood Street IS IXDEI'EXDEXT NEWSFarER. PoblUbed Ii:y and Sml Wee!j at Pe 1letn. tregon. by the OliUouMAN PULL1SUIXG CU CAST Iridge since hat day. but ;t has not ' as sr'.f-dr-siructive. "This fvrm cf'asmuch as the l'ot -n auth-r an.) washed out one of his arguments. The : su"ruge activity, based tp..n the mfc , Ii-und-u; l.."l-r his visited nearly disf a.-sionate judgment which prompt- j chitwus militancy cf a portion tf the every scti-n of th gb-be. the nam . ed the famous declaration. "Our de-: English suffragists. cn but produce is r.-t inappropriate, tachmcnt and distant situation invites J the same result in this country which. and eratl-s us to pursue a dirierent j it has in h.Egiatti. ana mat :s to ceiaj j -Nir.ty per cer.t of the b-grs and course" from the nations Official County Paper. Member United Press AssuclaUo. Entered at tbc Oregon, as scoid pustofflcc at Pesdletoo. lass mall Batter. has been amply justified, and if the ' writes. rulers of the mighty republic of to-: our opponents day remain as wise as those cf the lit- ( final success-" Europe. ' the triumph of woman sutfrage." she' , . ,, - : c taw mill workers in lin countv will -ilvrt than aa the efforts of) ! t..r llA..r. tr 1'KantK.rhln Kd. - ill postpone our ! ! cause they believe that Booth has al-1 tie republic of the eighteenth century, I "That, however." she goes on to say I ways been unfair to organized labor" j EES a prominent resiueni i t.u-: : relepkos OX SALE IX OTHER CITIES. iBperial llotel Xes Suxad. Portlaad. OregacL . bowmsB Xewt Co. Ptland. Oregon. UN KILE AT Chicago Bureau. SecnHtj Bolldlog. Aasbtogtuo. D. bureau. Jol. tour teealb street. N. W. the day will come w hen the voice of ia her letter, -is not primarily the ; write the United States may be raised not ! cause of our present distress. We feel j gene. These loggers and sawmill to proclaim war but to command deeply the injustice of the;r ingrati-j workers are tooth s own people and . peace. .It would be difficult to imagine a more liberal exponent of the Wash tude when we recall what you and they ought to know him best, i other democrats have done for ouri cause; how you championed it whenj Johnny Evers. second baseman on ; more iioeraa exponeci 11 mt - - - - - - 5 ingtoniaa doctrine of non-interference ! "oa hd everything to Ke and noth-the P-ston Nationals, gi.t $J5.000 and j 'in European ptditics than President j ix to aln b-v Tour slPon." .an automobile for playing ball six ; SIBSCBI1TI0S RATES. Dally, one fear, by mall llly, six muntU. by mall lal!.T. tbre nvmtU. by mall ll:y, one moaib. by mail lily. ue Tear, by carrier Iwliy, six months, by carrier li:y, ttiree montLi, by carrier.... lli.r, one tannin, by carrier Kenil Weekly, one year by mall.... tieml .W'evkiy, .x moLlbk. by mail.. benil-Weekj. four montbi. by mall. supremely ' Could anything be plainer than this? .. ru 'Wilson. In the present I tW difficult moment, when the European'1 "V d,'uU " to IK" '. Zo belligererts are making use of the: J White House as a means f giving to 5 . 1j the world their respective versions of . .63 . ... . ,.M .! current event5. r.e nas sjrwj'o in months this ear. No wonder th ! ambition to becom president is le. i l.'o .75 TII1NOS HIT COUNT. Not what we h:te. but what we UK, Nit what we see, but what we house These ure the thir.c.s that rr.ar r 1 les The sum of human happiness. The things i.earhy, t of things afar, Not what we fe m, but what we ars Tluse are the th.rgs thitt make or break. Tint give the h'art its Joy or hi l.i . Not what seems fa.r. but what is tru . Not what wt dream, but good we do These are the thinrs thu shine like gems, like stars in fortur.es diadtms. Not a we take, but as we give. Not as we pray, but as we live. These are the things that make for peace. Doth now and after time shall cease. Outlook. maintaining an attitude of perfect ; courtesy to all and of supreme th'.-urh , by no means colorless impartiality. The temptati-.n to express h:s own opinion on the events cf the war must have, at times, been peculiarly, j-irorr but the president has never, RED CROSS NURSES sition of the Oregon senator on the popular wnh young America than it suffrage question T Coming from the' a few years back. head of the rational association back I i f the move to gne women political j ejual.ty with mn. it has a weight ih.-.t rot? the feeble efforts of JVissie Hariy Stubbs to c.scred.t '-"hair.Wr-lain if all their eff. ctiveness. Worr.er like L'.icretia iltt. Susan ii. Anthony ar.d Ei.iaV-th Cady Star.t..n who f.rst champi- r.ei the caus of suffrage wo'. Id. It. Shaw say What the iii-n Are Doing;. The wo."ne-f the Ited Cross are nursing, iheering and comforting the wounied or dying. The women of Eirw not only wrai. bandages and denounce he.r1e l rjt l(Ut thtJ- .,.nj the farms. f' r a moment succumbed to it. H l is no do -'t rea' z-d the act that " r- ,f th" n l-.ditical trea- dig coal, tarry burdens and do the . t, .rj T r-work of the men no under arms, the good offices off. red to the Ja; a- - n ar.d a n-ral c. me. , r..-e and r.usians by C 1 .nl r.v.se-; I r.u.uir.g her let.er. she wr.f s. ttt,u ma, IKjrn of woman; the v.it. n 1.''. may, at any moment,' '-r own hope ts in our faith In' fci?h coarag ktli hardihood that are . fire. . . . . a. .. t.k.eital trirr .ff.r(l to the bellic rents in the ir'4' c" 1 tl """"" v rations sirer.g-n that they will repudiate the at- the mother. thers who reserve the f the union ana oi jts agenis - , - . . to defeat menu : sunrace. nu fnjlv .... ,h care of fon. !f ihf i.f'ir i srn ited. it will.bsrr.lt le l."iiuse ill the c mbatar.ts fel demand of the first president of the United States, in that he has proved . democrats or republicans, who have;' that he has neither paruial.ty for one !'.. championed the cause of ration or dislike for another. .Ian ir, t reasinir fatnilv that President Wifcon has fulfilled the , !lt niuali.ied ap- growing children are always to b. rt to men l.ke vourM-::, netner er.vie.i. itr. n-rce s tuorut sriition gives the strength ana heaith upon which happy mother Vtu.A tra.nds It oracticallv does . woman suffrage aurmg an me naru j mWay w;tn tne j,aiM ft maternity. It and d. ffici.lt years. The real suf- ma t--es the mother to nourish the in-1 .sts of the nation will rejoice In : Ian; lire oepenuing on er. ana ; the hourly happiness of watcn- i z i 1. IV. l..,'..r,r i.. , 0 m T rf f 1 V cont.nue your eff.ts In ftwj cfcUd Thousands of women who are now, I.WhmI with ri.l.unf health cannot tin- A century and a half has p sussed alec the Father cf his People, in his ever famous Mashlnjiton' Adic farewell ad A ml tllMta'k Pi4ic. dreos, issued thnt solemn warning on the danger of entangle limits with fortign powers, nays the hristlsii Siii me Monitor f Hoston j Wuih wter h run under Concord In a b tter to United States Senator George E. Chaml-erlain. It. Anna Howard ShK, presi (lianberlain dent of the National And Suffrage. Suffrage association and one of the rnort noted w omen in the United States, ex presses a deep distress over the course pursued by the Congressional Union of Woman Suffrage in sending Jessie Hardy Stubbs Into Oregon to attack him upon the f ie grounds that he is a democrat. She makes it un mistakably plain that che and the great organization fhe represents re- your return to the United States sen ate to behalf, which we consider the cause of a true democracy Under the head.ng "Ten Tear Cam paign Gives Pendleton Model Schools." the Christian Science Monitor, pub lished in Boston, printed a splendid article in a recent edition describing the advancement made in the schools of this city during the past decade It is Illustrated with a picture of the tew high school. A ten year cam paign ha also given PendMon a pure der stand why thousands of other wo men continue to worrr and suffer from ailments peculiar to women when they can obtain for a trifling sum Dr. Pierce's Farorite PreacriPr tion. which will sureljr and quickly banish all pain, distress and misery and restore the womanly functions to perfect health. One lot of $4.00, 4.50 and 5.00 Men's Shoes per pair $3.45 Keep the Cold Out ! One lot of beautiful new UAGKINAWS Ilegtilar irioc $0.00. Wc are wiling tlicm at U-j very price of 36.95 One lot of $3.00 new Fall Hen's Hats your choice for $1.45 IT'S GETTING COLDER WINTER'S COMING Come in now, rig"ht at the start of the season when the entire winter's wear is before you and get a BEAUTIFUL NEW mi or roontt 1 4 Off i i There is no reason why you should put off getting that new suit or overcoat and getting one a little better than you contemplated when such prices as these are quoted you on the best made clothes. gard Senator Chamberlain as a friend of their cause, ore mho has stood for, and abundant water supply, the enfranchisement of women per- j ... sistently ar.d confidently for many I chief All-Oir of the fclackfeet Jn ears. jdiars has b-stowed his own name up- .-"he brai. is the u'-t.on of the union on '"harles Well.tgtoc Furling. In-4 lhargee prepaid. IITKlRTIVT tMXIIf. T KKAIf KS or THIS I'APKIl j p Any person desiring a copy of Thj People's Common Sens Me lieal Ad- Sg viea-r la-fore the ed !"n Is eiha'jsted should send this notUe together w Ith ! S 29 er.ts in Btart.jAS to Dr. Pierre. In-.gJ Schubert-Taylor Clothing Co. 725 Main Street valid" Hotel, Buffalo, N. T-. nd ;3 copj w..i oe sent L) reiurn man, a;i J,Hmtmm,mtmn,nmtmmmmmnmimmnmiV'm'Wninn 1 yl,,;:a.ui..iiiu.aiuiaiiuuiaiiiiaiiiiualiiiiiliiliiiiiiiuiilliilih J
