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PAGE FOUR DAILY EAST OREGOMAX. PENDLETON. OREGON, THIRST DA' EIGHT PAGES ECHO'S CIVIC BUILDING cost of SI 1,000 the this goes time." of Jim f I HO II UK I - x i; KM. in t$ t HAKm Ml v. STESCEK h. gatr at tw nfrVs t hn4 Pi M Mrt0 r'-m M. Bitter O gAL IS OTBXI- Hit? laperit Bmm Raa Hit Pw-tiaa. frg. g i News r ,rt-.4 .- IVmi Banaa i crKr Boli4lag meetins ' m - ir mih ?nun ine en list .: i vanci. m;i rar Dal 7 til wsata ST Mil Dal r tkrrc or. ba j wall Dally at Bvft:k nil Ulf w ra' 'arrKr Dally, ill wtka Srj ramr Daly skul t? earner,.. Oally. tirat -.b by emrr aaat wwt.y w rr y ui. a! 4 ) Hi ..art, Sy ml Mai aiy Im aatas. ky Judge Bennett is a lawver of The building is a three storv!?l"iicient ability to make h tructure counting the base- good timber for the supremt ment and aside from meeting! bench, the customary needs of a citv! hall has a ladies' rest room. li-i. of our "war & Me.x HiMi uai ici, Lilian rooms and a large auditorium with a good stage where mo- and other entertainment l! th,at ! given. The floor is of white, pment 15 "r of the maple and Baakea M of thei " , , 1 1 VMM UQJIV IVV l III j ia7 ::-- -tat-- ther. Women's Cool Summer Dresses in Great Variety, Showing everything thats new lUt .er re: TJ M good from its civic building -.rw mhi ion, hikk and it has reason to be proud 0 THE DOPE" IS FOR WILSON Gilson n cor- lmportantj.t, Tll RGI I.UL TTire a.n i!f t. mar. Whn h Ha gts oo spsecb or prsaeb Frcm ma)or or g'-vt-ni'T. H packa ku knapsack And U' t off in :h ran To aun tn fihf and Ml nht Tha Hue Army man. Tna' ra:tl;n hattlln , Coh or OaJhn. Rar'kar Arm) man. CHE following is an ex tract from dispatch sent from Chicago under date of June 23, b) Gardner, a Washing respondent: What is to become Progressive party's vo This is the most Question in the political situa tion. Will it go to Hughes? Will it go to Wilson? Will it stay at home? jj Will it divide up? And in 'what proportions? What will he the quence? Part of the answer is as fol- .f -utiW IV frwT Walk- ITopi ATTT.F. Jalr !J L.vir.olot ti Ha '' Ir R H On pro r of .nntt! hstory iuarajur ix who rf Berkfirr May II. Onu I one. a ther rrac-ned thr hom na. lhy dropf.j out. and Goawn r.shl -he .jjft trich from Port tnd to Sattl. ajosai Mr ';.,w-n wa rradiiatej in Ma m tb Pan la j of calif-jrnia, with arm or t..; M r I jrts :n ti tan ......... .amW. I 2 i l:i"l Summer Dreises of Voile, Organdie, Net, Crepe. Linen, Etc., $4.50 up to $25 each. NEW TODAY fstiltlA NEW TODAY Sport Ttripe Wash Skirt, (Jf? Latest Neckwear Creation. Special $3.50. See them, they are pretty. . , KXR. " - A MISS CARJTA NEW YORK. July IkM American rhaf Mia ;n Gr.i;. Harbor anl IH c.llO W1IJ. r,K Ttl.l -..r..,n: MMlTto.N .11 I V il Chinook salm ti apir r- H nukM n. fu about th job. H don't talK big or brave; H knoaa h'i In to flaht and m .r JT help fill up the grave. He ain't no tr.ajr.irua t darting. Eut h d the bet he can: And he the chap that alna the Krt lar -Anonrn. j t-n ""lief Committer ration it made toda v -pencer the fr. who ha. fast re ?he ThL decU Wm arlta Jrned from ii LET THEM CATCH STEP WITH THE CITY 3F the electric company and the telephone company have the right conception of their obligations to the city tbey will cheerfully grant the official request from the coun cil for the removal of the pole? and wires from Main street. It is an improvement sorely needed and the delay has been much complained about. For an up-to-date little city we have a very' poorly street There ter lighr at regular interval. the entire distance of the street. But such lights would be futile while the big wooden poles remain because the would be spoiled. The step is to get the pole: win-- off Main street. The 'hange would not only beautify the street but make for better service from both company tnd lew danger dur- conse- Ion Eight of ten Progressives wan formerly republicans, and when their own party has col- lapsed, their drift will be back to that party. There are twx of ten and maybe more who will be ir reconcilable. Their progres rivten means so much to them they never again can associate themselves with the forces of reaction. They will become democrats or socialists, or they will not vote at all. Will thL insure Hughes' el ection? Not necessarily. Remember how the votes fell four years ago. Wilson, 6. 000. 000 ; Roosevelt. 4.000. 060; Taft. 3,000.000. These were round numbers. The total of Taft and Roos evelt vote would be 7.000,000. jusx i.i.iw.uou more tnan en-: ough to defeat Wilson. How defeat Wilson? What more simple. Wipe out the progressive party, and poll all the progres sive and republican votes for the opposition candidate. Note the "all." Suppose a fifth of the pro gressive vote is irreconcilable. litrhted Main oppose ,uw,Wv oi tne hould be dusr -m-m progressives decline to oe delivered to the Barnes-Smoot-Penrose combination even by Brother Perkins and Colonel Roosevelt. The action would be Wil son's election anyway. I have no desire to plunge thus early into prophecy. It is not necessary. But it will in terest those who are interested in the country's welfare to see that the bag has not been Wau-r riant !MN Mapi-J. THE IALLKS, ..re.. July 1J In "Pect the distribution . ce I? A. Borders aaaUtant city w-' brewings, ter -jperintenjer.t .juiu or sho'jl.tl The European rI:-r die. the c:ty will h-ive to d g up pra.--'. seems to think that we ucally even street m the town to dls-' consider ..urselve givers cover where pipes ana cut-off are lo-; she explained. - Moat of a- wa try to convince theT. that the Foreorr.e t. me jast no city engir.-er were mistaken and tha; mm p.m. retAiiiea. ana no recora i' :i privilege to he p,,. ..rlf!-, committee Americans f charity," my work has leen have ten kept c nnettlon At the meeting ers Commsioner that the water of bis time playing C room new mains anl them ers :n helping the UhHH with aoMi- SKW rORK. : - Hughes .: his nominali'.n as the repub- lieu presidential . andidatr on a a Jui il. at eight p. m. in Car- a a :.-s.e Bail, Battaior Hiriiing an- a a nounced. rolkiwlng a i inference a a With !t - - ha man a a WILL STUDY MEXICAN SITUATION FOR HUGHES Nan the slat. ment made by Mr Una y. Taylor ..f Cornacofii teatlfrUv H n Rafcrca t I. Habbard la har suit for divorce against James W. Taylor, siw- daalafatf thut the wed ding had taken place In IMS, In Stei.tuo.n Wash Lit that iftw a sporumen with troMng- outriu ncge I parM ..raLuse fr..m her husband las'- , they begin to enter tne harbor In any . gre.u number and are caught b ing several years she Ntaght from cue to tr e her earape mg aaalatsti a pravtoua the einment are te.ng made in urr i..unt, with District Attorney J commission- Mi.-. Soencer harf .m.rvi... HAN ANTONIO Tesw July 13 Al Me"a" aerted the p,,pe and with Oueen Kli7jhih bert Bacon of New York, former sec- She said the Belgian oueen retarv of state and ambaswidof to: John. n and F B Tlchenor. of l'ort- sweet, aimnte .....kf. Ureal Britain, arrived in San An- 1 "rford at the head of the movement. woman." who anneared nenfmmat tonlo He was accomiainied l- Dr. Both ilr Johns-jn an l Mr Tn h-noi ith spoon bait The salmon ar si m.les ..ff the har. Thei range in hy Tn weight from 10 or 12 pounds to a. murrl.ige huh at rs.unds Black baas and Judge Anderson gTant.-d the ai res m1 .jciasionally are laught. a requested, giving Mm Taylor tha Oatad) of her s-year-old daughter. irr to i)ffT - "iile. j Florence r.ANDON. Ore. July 1J Prellm-i ina- trrangeme-its n.r the organiza tion of a companv of 100 scouts wh.se aervues will 1 tendered t the gov-' ii.IPi,-i., ii.. I I Ml il HUHTIXG CAId S, sap mo off Belgium. i-al pool, v impresse.1 bv the klndi erican people. f the At Till- 15 Till WW MEXI4 IS8 T It I AT I TROOPEXS TIIKV lATfll. a Ri. hir i B Str. r.e or Boston admit that they have tome t the Mexican situation from point of view, but refuse to fir-t and .-KATTT.E Was.. 1 first direct report rron and San Ttanrlsco freer schoon.-rs . derating :n Berin Se his su...mer waa received in a wire- he IMattta nooaeveii ana oi cnane r. naiim I codflshlng 11 '8 aamimvi heie ;hat h' has come t study the aituaion for the beneiit o the Hughes campaign Both are veterans of the Spanish-American n,. has applied t , stuiiv ; war. ana tne I'.rmer nas seen i cl'jserj years of service in the army. JnlsM disc uss the thiaalaaaw IrooMs with Mask o t As clears away shortly, recruiting offi donel'es will be opened at lamglols. B'.rt I igh ''riord. fall Beach and Brookings .less d'sta-.ch from ron Moller. An--I ka Tr.e message, rrom Captain j'.eorgo M. Jacobs, of the schooner ' haries .:. Wilson, or Seattle, reported , the !o of one member of the crew lot the :'an Fru.clsco schooner Ma- ween;- '-he man. whose name wa I not gven in the message, was swept rarboarJ during a storm. Oaptall! Jaobs reported his catch ; was llP.Cdi codfish irp to June 30. or - I f.i-h more tnan the average .for-so early in the season Captaiu i Jacobs -aid the fleet was favored M 1 good aeoihaf In June, but heavy gale.a ;and r ugj seas prevailed dunng Hay The Bering Sea odflsh fleet thLs Im i. onsists of ! .) schooners, eight from 5e?.tt!e ani seven from San ! FTajicifo The j hanks in April J fleet is expected to s the middle of Aug. is SALI "I I'l '.lll l il i;.i i rital ln-fa-.ti.iv rret OKMM o( law; t'amn - rniu-rsit) mii..I.. le iw m Milmay. NEW ri'KK. July 13 The su:i way's open ventilating system pn.vwd iroul.lesom again when the dust and refuse in the open fan troughs at Braohjya brWca .aught fire from an over-heated Mower, pouring a dense HPOKANK) Wai.h.. July u. Henry sunocaung cloud r steam and smok--'.lough who said he is secretary o' lata the station. th "Diversity of Odessa. Whleh hei The accident occurred Just as the laMltad is situated at OdtBH), Wash , 'aiternoon crowds were rushing for w.- aiie,ieu u, mat he is under semen, e liecause of rpactors on an Inatctraent charting ed The trains piowad through the tnt ,.m.,Me , ,ru,h,.... .. . tl . i. . .11. ... - - H o- ... n-iTh - .-. r . .... ine use oi me uirtiia iu uciau-., . " - au minlsterwi I whom he thoi OfflT to Prison MrtK for Khaki NEW rOMC July 13 Thrills of a soldier's life are so much more de slrat.le to William I'. Walsh than ItM ennui of a pafaltanttan existam ,. th..r the judge ah i - milled him ta the Hudson .ounty pinttaajlar) to .x. hangH his prlaM siiie for a guanlsmiin's khaki in a letter to Juoge rharl.s F X 1 ' linen. Walsh announced that lie WM a meml er of the Fourth Im twrv Now Jersey national guard and UUM the prison Lam stoou between hint and a ready response to the pres: .lent'a . all to arms. He aMOUBOi t that he was "filled with patriotism nd desired to join tils . omni lea" Judge ii Brfen was so r..i..r.i y im. pressed by the letter thai he and ha would take up the .uesin,n with th officers of WalSh'l rrgtinent As : r the convict s utilllty to fight watt, u- ntlon Read onlv be called to tint fact The indictmeni charges that he sold1 ftaraai from the university, which limbing ..ver one another fforts to see the source of 'he m"ke penetrated thr iibes as far north as canal s .uth to Wall street. their fire ii ui I hid ii. oiling i;. j-n.,1 njI'IAM Wash . July vessels left for the season for trolling for salm. nd the first of th? entrance of Grays Harbor n off the has Jusi m;iktng, girl -re.it advance has bean made in the um ..f the so-called X-ray, a as ta th.. great Improvement In locating the ram b means .,f th. Coolldaa tube. was forced to marry, when a mere and also to the use of ih gi.ni .. fUtmUt HntH I'aUiire BAKEIt. "re.. July 12 That she by her parents, who thought that g that her prospective husband was wealthy. which with. .ill mg liro.-. .Men who understand rrr1 "iL the telephone busine and brif;k- Jht cat is still at lib therefore speak from a profes- "9 t0 JUIT1P ional standpoint say our If I w-ere placing a small bet 'phone equipment is hopelessly at the present time, and were out of lau-. The same thing is Pacing it on the basis of "po true of our electric equipment. 'Weal form," that small bet It is time for a change. Jy- Wf'uld be laid on Wilson, ral business men and home - owners hae been doing much for the city's advancement. It i time for the public service corporations to caUh step and manifest a little Pendleton apirit. For their own welfare, if for no other reaaea, M will f a good thinjf for the light com-J pany and the telephone com! pany to meet the citv council's! request in ood spirit, Tht-ro i.- a pronounced and a growing sentiment here for a municipal electric plant. There if power available and P'-r;dl -tn il in position to establish such a plant without much trouble. A stubborn, unreasonable attitude by the eleitric com pany will do much to iocrea I the sentiment for such a plant and brinir the issue to a head lL.es the Pacific Power & Light Co. want a municipal competitor? Tj5COJK2 Cr THE IC7M '- portion of his clothing taken from him by his captors and. on being sur rendered to the Ameri. iin officers a the international bridge at El Pas . he was garv.ed from the waist dowr in a La tiara army blanket ' : .. . .vw' e'- 1 " i a- ': Al.TA THEATER TIIV OM.V. Try if you wish, but you can't beat the prices at COIOY'S REMOVAL SALE PRICES SLAUGHTERED FOR A FEW DAYS TO KEEP FROM MOVING THE GOODS FROM OUR SHELVES. These price are for the goods on our shelves. Don't let this great chance slip by. Stock up for future use by OR DERING NOW. WILL MOVE TO THE FOLSOM FURNITURE STORE ROOM SOON. Conroy's Prices Not Only Talk, They Shout. LISTEN 10 THESE! Best Hawaiian Pineapple, extra fancy j No. 21. tins 20C; 3 for 55c 1 Snider's Catsup, large size 22c Best Eastern Corn Meal, 9 lb sk. 35c Pure Buckwheat, 9 lb. sack 40c Rolled Oats, 9 lb. sack 39c Macaroni and Spaghetti, 5 lb. box 30c Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles, 3 boxes 25C Beans, pinks, Mexican red and limas, 7 lbs 50C Shredded Wheat, 2 packages 25c Peaches, large 212 tins. 2 for 25C Royal Club Shrimps, 2 for 25c Mince Clams, solid pack. 2 for 25c Van Camp's Soups, 3 cans 25c Lard ... 50C. 75 and 81.50 Wesson's Oil, the can 30c Crackers, large square box 45c Crackers, huge tin box 85C Crackers. 10 lb. box 90C Corn, good quality, case 82.00 Can OC Tomatoes, large cans, case 82.10 Can 9 NEW SPUDS, 8 LBS 25C Can you beat it? Old Dutch Cleanser, can &t Citrus Washing Powder 22c Gold Dust 22C Pearline, large package 21c Crystal White Soap. 6 for 25c Bob White Soap, 7 for 25c Klenzo Soap, 25c box 10c Klenzo Silzer Polish, 25c box IOC A. B. Naptha Soap. 6 for 25C Baking Soda. 4 for 25C; package 7C Best Corn and Gloss Starch 4 for 25C Package 7C Raisins, large package lie Best Currants, package 15c Ivory Prepared Starch, package 5C Karo Syrup, No. 2 cans, red or blue 15C Karo Svrup, gal. blue OOC 14-gallon 30C Karo syrup, gal. red 05c '.-gallon 35c Hershey's Cocoa, Vfc-lb Herahey's Cocoa, l lb Cove Oysters. 4 01, can, 2 for Dozen Van Camp's Pork and Bonus. No. 1, 3 for Van Camp's Pork and Beans. :s"- - 14C; 3 for 40c an Camp's Saner Kraut, No. 3 tins, 2 for an tamps Hominy, No. ; ttna, 2 for r . i A. r m .. Desi ioc i repe loilet Taper, roll c Black Pepper, 2 oz. 8C; S 01. 21C Best Mustard .2 oz. 8C; 8 oz. 2it Gimpe Juice, quarts 35c ; pints 20c Morris Deviled Meat and Vienna sausage, 3 for Underwood Sardine, olive tomato sauce, :; tor Plantation Coffee, ." lb. tin Royal Club Coffee, 1 lb. 3 lbs. 81.00; .- lbs. Swift's Silver Leaf Ijini, 10 lb pail IN 33C 15C !"5C 2M 5C .c or 25C -TC 81.1 5 35f 81.00 81.50 CONROY HAS BEEN SAVING PENDLETON HOMES BIG MONEY, BUT IS NOW BREAKING ALL RECORDS IN BUSTING THE HIGH COST OF LIVING. GET BUSY. ORDER NOW. TELEPHONE 640
