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esssPWH bill I w k T TWTSLVB PA 088 DAn,T EAST ORE0ONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 11, 1020. PAGE MINE JOHNSON FORCES WON HI THE THOMAS SHOP LEAGUE OF NATIONS IvS Mild Reaervationista Gave in to Irreconcilablea ; Fight May Yet Occur Upon Floor of National Convention. BV 1 C. MAKT1N (Stuff Correspondent United Press.) CHICAGO, Juno 11. The mirrendor by reservatlonlsts forces, headed by Murray Cane, suddenly ehauKcd the npect of the flight In the resolutions committee over the treaty plank and In opinion of party leaders Krcutly re duced the dancer of a contest on the floor of Its convention. The Cane force. In sub-committee, agreed to the plank, which omitted the thing for which they have been battling' an affirmative declaration for ratification of tho treaty with reservations. The rcsorvatlonlstH were given concessions by the Uoiuh-Johnsun group of "bitter-enders" In the matter of phrase ology, but Borah declared uftcr the agroeuient that principle of no affir mation In favor of ratification had been conceded. .rulinson i.ic. ini Senator Johnson said asroement Is "a victory for Americanism. It Is the signal of overwhelming defeat for in ternationalism and for International banker. Of course, I realize there are certain International bankers here determined not alone to write the plat form of the republican party bat are determined also to nominate the can didate for president. Thev have been whipped on the first and I am hoplna they will be beaten in like manner on the second. If the matter Is not settl ed as has been reported. I will go to tile convention." Some political observers pointed out the apparent defeat of the reservation let may have been a strategic move on the part of the Crane group to get the foreign relation plank Into the convention floor and then overwhelm ingly defeat It. thu practically elimin ating Johnson as a candidate. RISE TO ARGUMENTS 1 (United I'rcHH staff Correspondent) NKVV YORK. June 11. Pete Her- 1H.4I1 w a rruthcrvveism: Jonnny tui- 1m in- in a lightweight; Benny L-eonurd Ir a welterweight; Jaek llritton iw a middleweight and Johnny Wtlmm Ih a light heavyweight. So their opponents nay. In fact, Jimmy Wilde and Jm k Denipsey are the only champions not accused of parading around In ground where they don't belong". Establishment of a uniform scale of weights has been one of the most needed moves to get boxers on a sound foundation In Anienfcta. Iloxers guard their weights as cloA ly aa If a diplomatic secret that might cause war. They weigh In the uara I and permit only a member of the first degree of kindred to see what the needle points to.' Under the new Walker boxing bill, which permits fifteen rounda to a de cision In New York, a now system of weights is established which may find national adoption. Tho division mlnimums nre boosted a bit to get the classes within the reach of others than physical freaks. The rules of the Army, Navy and Civilian Board of Hoxiugr Control. which wilt govern the sport In New York, recognise the following scale of weights: Flyweight, 112 pounds; bantam, 118 pounds; feather, 16 pounds; light heavyweight. 135 pounds; welter 147 pounds; middleweight. 160 pounds; light heavyweight, 175 pounds; heavy weight, unlimited. Tho rules force a champion to make the weight of his class, not the weight of their own liking, a custom that is prevulent In every class in A-mcrlca. AMffaUOAV GOLFERS WIN' (By Associated Press,) CKAYDKON. England. Juno It, -Walter Htugen and Jim Barnes. Am erican professionals, defeated the Kn frllHhmnn, George Duncan and Abe Mitchell In a golf match on the Edd tugton course of 36 holes for a stako of 200 pounds yesterday by 3 up and two to Play, ON DEM. COMMITTEE HSjiMBSF-vHj ctra.AsrA'V 8POKANK, Wish. Women sd-, aood another stsp political!.) whM Mrs Kllubeth Christian w elected by the Democratic' U Con rent ion here to be first national Democratic committee- GREAT 7 DAY SALE Beginning Tomorrow Saturday, June 12th Ending Saturday, June 19th Every Spring Suit, Coat, Dress, Skirt Sweater, Blouse and Petticoat must go This will be the greatest Bargain Event ever held in Pendleton. Cost and worth has been absolutely ignored. This great event offers you the opportunity to secure the markets' best mer chandise at a fraction of their real value. As every spring garment must go we have reduced the prices to such a point that this is assured. Come Tomorrow and Be Prepared For a Bargain Surprise SILK DRESSES ! Just "Silk Dresses" is hardly a fair descrip tion of what we have to offer you in garments for street and afternoon wear. Some really wonderful creations, exceptionally stylish and at the same time practical. We urge you to come and see them. DRESSES J Of Taffeta, Georgette and Crepe Meteor, Regular $30.00 to $39.50 at qq SILK DRESSES Taffeta and Georgette; regular $45.00, $49.50 and $57.50 at $24.75 DRESSES Taffeta, Georgette and Satin; regular up to $75.00 at $34.75 WWW j .DRESSES Taffeta, Georgette and Tricollette; Regular up to $85.00, at $39 75 DRESSES Taffeta and Georgette; regular up tU0.00,at $49.75 SUITS Light and Dark Colored Wool Jersey for sport wear. Regular $49.50 and : $55-at $27.50 SUITS Navy Tricotine and Serge. Regular up to $85.00, at $35 J0 SUITS Navy Tricotine, Checks and Tweeds. Reg. up tq $110.00 at $45.00 COTTON DRESSES Now From $10.00 10 $24.75 ODD GARMENTS There are a few odd garments in all lines that we are almost giving away. 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