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pftslie)siU,.M TWKLVT5 PAGES DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1020 PAGE KW - m FIRST PHOTO OF NEW MEXICAN CABINET FLAW IN G.O. P. FABRIC - WT A m , - a WASHINGTON, June ' 84 Hlrnm Johnson's sharp orltlxlsm of the Chi cago convention Is the only outstand ing (law In the fabric of the republl can - harmony which Harding ho been weaving since hl choice as re publican nominee . Progressives and conservative republicans expect the Johnson and Borah factions have promised' to support Hardin. His advisers who also received Indirect word that Johnson 'would be all. right' are expecting nth support. Harding exerted himself since the nomination to solidify the republican party, he believes that the republican victory will be easy If the party is united. The Harding headquarters believes effective harmony can he acheaved regardless of Johnson,, It Is believed that he can repeat his feat preform ed In 1916, although his grip on Cali fornia is admitted. CAMBRIDGE, MA 88., June 25 General Jershing was due alight In disposition and was to attend the o penlng ceremonies of rommencemene al Harvard university. 'Ha appeared later In the day however, and gave an address to the alumlnl association. Ma knows how to make, our house headauarters tor boys; she gives 'em Post Toasties It. .- 1 - '. W.f y I I W a y . -iV! w JV "I " If" -'VP A f Here is the first picture of the new cabinet In Mexico. Center: ' Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta. Left, top to bottom: I Colonel Benito G. Ramirez, chief of president' staff; Frtnclsoo Perex,. director of railways; Manuel Fstre ahlgltazza, director of I national library, and General Jacinto B. Trevino, secretary of Indus try and commerce. Right, top to bottom: Mlgael Alesslo Robles, . private secretary to tbe president: General Jesna it. Garxa, Obre- I gon'e chief of staff; General Antonio I: Vlllareal, secretary of agri culture, d General Plntarco Ellas Calles, secretary of war an.l marine. Center, top: General Pascnal Ortlx Rublo, secretary of treasury. Center, bottom: Jose Morale Hesae, secretary of eom-mnnlcatlon. DR. K. J. YORK The Celebrated Chinese doo-' tor with bis wonderful Chinese roots and herbs. Special treat ment has cured hundreds of dif ferent diseases for men and women. If any people who may be suffering from any ailment, why not call and see him? Coumltatton free. TUTS K. 4. YORK OIimESB MIDIOLVK CO. li.V. 7 tli Street Walla Walla, Waab. KOEPPEN'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE A. C Koeppen & Bros. Vila Drug; Store That Betre Too Best. TEXAN SAYS M'ADOO "F0URTH uf DEFENSE" MUST ACCEPT HONOR Judge Bale of Columbus Lecture at Chautauqua. SAN FRANCISCO, June ; The Democratic convention will nominate McAdoo within three or four ballots Thomas Love National committeeman from Texas, declared upon his arrival here today. "There Is no doubt that McAdoo is sincere in his efforts to-a-void the Presidential nomination, but he Is the only man the party can win with and if he Is chosen as he surely will be he cannot decline such n call to service, regardless of the personal sacrifice. I have talked with dele gates and representative ., democrats from various parts of the country and the original McAdoo men are as ori ginal as ever. They will stick by him whether his name Ib presented to the convention or not," Judge Fred G. Bale, who come to Cliuutuugua on the '.Ixth night, 1 a courageous crusader for those things which make for a Mgger and better community. He has a gripping lecture on things fundamental at the present hour, "The Fourth Line of Defense." It is a "fact" lecture, full of meat for the mau or woman Interested in to morrow's citizenship, and is resplendent SKCimrAHIKS SUDY ALASKA (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, June 24. Secre taries Payne and Daniels will go to Alaska next month and study condi tions there relative to their respective departments. tou'd be surprised if you knew hew marry; people are drinking Instant POSTUM instead of coffee "Theresa Reason" 1 438i THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK . of Pendleton MEMBER FEDERAL BICBBRVT. . SYSTEPf, Offers an unexcelled banking service to in dividuals and corporations; transacts a general banking business and maintains special departments with facilities of the highest character. Acts as administrator of estates, or as ex ecutor or trustee under wills. PENDLETON, OREGON f? in a sound advice and hopeful Incen tire for young and old. Mr. Bale It one of the biggest lecture "finds" ol recent years a man of Are and en ergy, clear thinker, hard hitter. His message Is particularly valnablt to the young and to those charged Willi responsibility for their welfare. Hear him he's worth while. The New U. S. 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In purchasing a new truck consult us about the type of tires to specify. United States Hrs Western Auto Co. Cor. Cottonwood and Water Phone 530 . THREATEN 1921 COAL (By-United Press.)' WASHINGTON, June 25 Un authorised railroad strikes threaten many sections of the country , with coal famln next winter, officials of the government national coal associa tion here said. The country Is 3 million tons of bituminous behind its normal production due to the recent "outlaw" railroad and mine strikes, according; to conl association officials today. Beauty More Than Skin Dren There is an old saying- that beauts Is only skin deep. That may be (o with those who get their beauty out of a box but not the genuine sort. Beau y is really only another word for rood health and no woman who is bilious and constipated can reasonably hope to be beautiful. Chamberlain a Tab' lets will correct the-ie disorders, then with proper diet and exercise there Is no reason why any young- woman with regular features may not hope to oe beautiful. Klio Sctn a Good Rxample. "I keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Collo and Diarrhoea Remedy In the house at all times and have recom mended it to many friends and ac quaintances who have used It with good results" writes A. O. Newell, New Kensiington, Pa. i-'hould you not do like wise? Think of the pain and suf. fering that must be endured when medicine must be sent for. Now Is tlio Time to (Set Hid of Your Itiieumatlsni. If you are troubled with rheumatism get a bottle of Chamberlain's Lint-1 ent and use It according to the plait printed directions. You will be sur prised at the quick relief which It af fords. No Internal treatment Is re quired In cases of chronic or musclar THIRD PARTY WOULD BE DEMOCRATIC AID (By United Press.) .. SAN FRANCISCO, June 25 A strong third party movement would aid the democrats to win the election, chairman Cummins stated. Discuss ing; the third party talk, Cummings said such a movement would tie abor tive and confuse the Issues and .dis turb the political equilibrium, espec ally In the Docatos and other north western states which will probably be lost by the republicans. o'clock P. M: on Monday the 28th day" of June, 1920, In the office of tne C!rk at 111 East Court St., In the City of Pendleton, Oregon, bids wiil be opened for the following work. The Hawthorne school 1000 square feet of sidewalk, 350 square feet ot cement floor, 116 square feet of vesti bule floor. The Lincoln srhool lono squnre reet of sidewalk, 280 square feet of cement floor, 115 square feet of vesti bule floor. J The Washington School 2850 ! square feet of sidewalk. TTfuK c.v, i . . -I - .iwui v. i ;iuaia i fir i. ol sidewalk (to replace present defective walk which shall be torn up and re moved. ) The contractor to furnish all labor. material and to assume all risks of to cidents, etc. An estimate per spuxre foot for ths above described urnrtr will k - j The right is reserved to omit any poi. ..u,i oi me work and to reject any ci KM U1US. q Plans and specifications may be see. at the office of the clerk. MAMCEL PRIEDLY, Chairman H. El Bickers. Clerk pilOT hock To see nrcKAnoos (Continued from Page T.) there waa a post ponement. Athena has been putting up a good article of ball In several of lt games but because of falling down In stlckwood at the time when a hit would mean a run, has lost several games by one run. With Sunday's games out of the way there will be left only the closing con tests on July 4 wtth the same teams playing that started out the season together on May 25. Pilot Rock will wind up the season here agnJnst Pen dleton, Wllton-Freewater will journey to Walla Walla and Helix will play at Athena. , Nonru to covrnAcrons lUMMirs to Schools At the regular meeting of the dtrec- yiui..!. u.vwyy n N i I ' . f rheiimattsm. Alt you need m to um ! tnrn of School District -No. it of Vma thl Unlment freely, jtilla County, Orcson. to be held at 7:30 SAzmoYA i ".stbo.x;:b tuax dkath" t ' ARCADE TODAY
