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PACK OX ABU KAMI OBUBGONIAN. PBNDUnxUi, ORBSOIf. SATVRDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1911. NEWS OF THE TOTHWEST AiUl to Ploanit View School. Freewater, Ore. Tlie board of Tloasant View school No. 28, have no tified District Superintendent Welles of Prndloton that they intend adding the ninth and 10th grades. llonls 8000 sheep Near OtiUook. Outlook. Wash. Richard Hamilton of Kllonsburg came in from his camp Thursday for a fresh supply of goods. Mr. Hamilton has 6000 sheep at the foot of Rattlesnake mountain, about throe miles from here. killed his wife and her sister. Mrs. Fred Rinehart, and committed sui cide near Joseph, Ore., Thursday, ar rived here Thursday afternoon. The funeral was held from the residence of George Wood, South Dayton, at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Frank Porter of the Christian church officiating. Lay ripe Line In Clarkstou. Clarkston. Wash. The Lewiston Clnrkston Improvement company is Installing the new pipe line on Thir teenth street, and is installing a hy drant for the protection of the school-houses. rian Hospital at Davenport. Davenport, Wash. J. A. Hurley and Dr. Adams went to Spokane Fri day where they will order the furni ture and fixtures to equip a hospital. The large residence on Seventh street formerly occupied by Dr. Graham is to be used. Successful Revivals at Freewater. Frcewater, Ore. The union revival meetings between the Presbyterian and CongTegntional churches closed Thursday evening. The Rev. Mr. Mc Veigh of Portland, who has been as sisting the pastor, the Rev. Mr. Blak eney, leaves for his home today. Do and swede In Traps. Hartl'ine, Wash. J. W. Nelson, a prominent rancher near town, has been annoyed by coyotes this winter, and set some steel traps. Recently he was astonished to find a dog fust in one of the traps and a Swede in another. They proved to be the peace able hired man and dog of a neigh bor. Thedog got caught, the Swede undertook to help him out and got caught In another trap. Henry Georjse- is Coming Wot. Walla Walla. Wash. Henry George of New York will be in Walla Walla February 23 and in the morning will address the students at Whitman. At noon he will speak at a luncheon' of business men, given in his honor. Af ter luncheon he will address the com bined women's clubs of the city. At night at the theatre under the aus pices of the new democratic organi zation, the Jefferson club, he will speak at a big public meeting. Finds Old Gun Near Laniont. Lamont, Wash. A relic of bygone days, in an old time cap and ball musket, was recently found south of Lamont in the Rock creek country by W. R. Hegler. It is an army gun of more than half a century ago. The weapon was in a fair state of preser vation, notwithstanding its long ex posure to the elements. It will be preserved as a curio in the Lamont city hall. Object to License Ordinance. North Yakima, Wash. Owners of tome of the larger restaurants and cafes are entering objection to the enforcement of the license ordinance passed by the city council, which re quires the payment of tlO a year li cense fee. YOU CAN NOT LIVE WITHOUT THEM Remember that your kidneys can not be replaced and that you can not live without them. When they are diseased and their action Is Impaired, your health and even your, life is in danger. Foley Kidney Pills. are a safeguard to health, strength and life at this time. Remember that Ruickucho, either acide w of the dull aching kind, . rheumatism, urinary Irregularities, lassitude, head ache with "specks before the eyes" are all indications of kidney and blad der disorders. Or you may have a run-down feeling generally, loss of lappelite, aleepfcsness, and a lack of Interest in your work and inabil ity to perform it readily and satis factorily. Then remember that Foley Kidney Pills are especially and care fully compounded of ingredients not ed for the relief and cure of these conditions. Mr. J. C. Joelyn, Bedford, Ind., says: "I am a printer by trade and being on my feet so much start ed my kidney trouble. I had sharp pains over my back and hips, and my kidneys acted too freely. I felt gen erally run down, tired out and lacked ambition. Also suffered from rheu matism. I had done some doctoring but never received much relief until I tried Foley Kidney Pills, and t- ey corrected all my complaints, and in a very short time too, and I feel 100 per cent better. I can gladly rec ommend Foley Kidney Pills as a great preventive and quick and per manent cure for rheumatism and kid ney and bladder trouble." The gen uine Is in a yellow package. Do not accept a substitute. For sale by A. C. Koeppen & Bro. Artesian Wmpt at Firewater. Freewater, Wash. As a result of the artesian well discovered on the Bradley-Fairish tracts at Grandview "William -Hurst of Freewater has en tered into a contract with F. E. Fry er of this city to bore for artesian water. Saved Ills Pork From Thief. Winona, Wash. Going outside his house to see what alarmed hisdog Eben Thomas, a resident of Winona, was surprised a few nights ago to see someone making off with a sack of fresh pork, which had been hung outside to cool. Eben ran back for a gun and took after the thief, who immediately dropped the heavy sack of meat and fled. After a long chase in which Eben "could not get close enough to shoot accurately, the thief ' escaped. cost In this Instance for 10 cents. As the club members were the buy ers it was a case of the buyer and seller being identical, but the regular clear men of the city looked with frowns on this cut rate cigar store. The club will therefore sell now at union rates. Snowfall Heavy at Sumpter. Sumpter, Ore. Since snow com menced falling here this winter a to tal depth of 12 feet is recorded to date. This does not mean that there is that much snow on a level at the present time, as It gradually melts and keeps the depth down to about two feet. At Bourne there are four foot and In tVio minlnf, tunMr.na Vi I rrVi ments for the sale and shipping of,. ' -orted from to ls feet The heavy storm which has prevailed here for the last two or three days Lines np Apple Market. Walla Walla, Wash. Paul Wey- ; ranch, manager of the Blalock Fruit 1 company's ranch, has left for a trip j to New Y-ork. He will make arrange- the products of the big ranch year. thisi Woman Speeder Nabbed. Portland, Ore. The first of the women automobile drivers to feel the strong arm of the law as It is en forced by the motor, cycle squad will be Miss Irene Albee .daughter of State Senator H. R. Albee, who was . . ivn .1 .1 nn C.1..1 ,,mc tir,r,l,ifv fit. ong Hawthorne avenue at a rate which the speedometer on the motor cycle recorded at 30 miles. Miss Al bee does not deny that she was ex ceeding the speed limit, but explained that her car took a sudden spurt which made it impossible for her to control it for a moment. The fine for speeding is $50. UNFURNISHR ....HOUSE-KEEPING ... MS & In Suites of 2 Rooms Each Steam Heat Electric Lights . Gas and Gas Range Hot, and Cold Water Bath Good Ventilation Plenty oi Daylight INCLUDED IN EACH SUITE LOCATED IN Oregonian Building Enquire at East Oregonian Office i , . . , ! shows signs of abating this afternoon. Wounded Mother at Coulee City. : Coulee City, Wash. Mrs. Frank Stapland.veged 53, who was accident-! Ca Patrimony, ally shot by her 17-year-old son. is! --Walla Walla, Wash. Martin C. at Dr. EicKards emergency hospital i Luckenbill will not squander his pat here, with hopes of recovery- The ac-!rlmnn'- Th win of nis father, Mar cident occurred in Hartline. The pa-, tin Luckenbill. was filed for probate tient was brought here bv Dr. Cox of j tf dil' 'n superior court and the that city .yesterday. son gets a one-eighth share. It i3 to be held in trust, however, by Otto Merriam RiKns Scholarship. i La Budde until Martin C. Luckenbill Whltmnr. College, Walla Walla, reaches the age of 45. Anna Luck Wash Prof.ssor H. C. Merriam, a enblll, widow of the testator. Is ex- mmw rtf -!, F-niriish ilonartment 1 ectri and receives a life interest of the college last year, but who has ; from th estate. been taking advanced work in Har- vard university the first of this year, j Underground Stream Feeds Well, lias resigned the scholarship at Har- j Morrison, Wash. The C. & O. nur vard' to accept a position on the Be- , sery has just completed a large well loit college faculty. and is now installing a 40-horsepow-. i tr engine and a centrifugal pump Curb Saloons art Pasco. 'with a capacity of 800 gallons a mln- Psisco, Wast. At the meeting of ute. Water was struck at 65 feet in the city council Thursday night a ! an underground stream. Wells hav- resolution which Instructed the city ing only 23 Inches of water can noj attorney to draw up an ordinance reg- ; ho lowered with the largest pumps, uluting the saloons was taken up. Ac- The nursery company has 40 acres cording to the terms of the proposed set out and will plant 200 acres this measure saloons will be compelled to spring. close at 1 a. m. and remain closed until C o'clock it the morning. I'nvell Statues at College. Washington State College, Pull man. The formal unveiling of the statues of Demosthenes and Sophoc les, which were presented to the col- ComWms PicUirt Theatres. Punnyside. Wash. At a meeting of the local W. C. T. TJ. Tuesday moving plcturt theatres, us usually conducted lpgp auditorium by the class of 1910, were condemned as a source oi lm- Is t0 take place in the coiiege chapel moral influence. A committee com- jondnv morning. The statues will poed of one lady trom each of the b(. j,r,.sented by Walter K. Burgess on nine churches of bunnysine was ap-1 b(.half of nia cias9. Mi8g Florence pointed to bring the matter before , waller and Miss Verne Gaddis, both the mothers. 0f the class of 1910. will unveil the figures and Professor Waller, vice president of the college, will receive the gifts on behalf of the college. Fiwwater Need New School. Milton, Ore. On March 9 there will be a -school election held in this city on the question of bonding the district for 315,000 to buy block No. 17. In the Nichol addition, and to build a new schoolhouse. The pres ent one, knewn as the Grove school house, ls inadequate, having been fcuilt a great many years ago. both too small nd unsanitary, It Is Illsin Plans Concrete Walks. Elgin, Ore. At the last meeting of the city council moEt of the time was consumed in preliminaries regarding the concrete sidewalks to be con strueted along Front street this spring and the city recorder was Instructed to write several contractors who do work through this section for sped Dyke Protect llayton Tract. I flcatlons, these to be used by the city Dayton, Wash. With 20 teams council as a guide by which to draw and 35 men employed work started the specifications.. The council also Thursday on the .channel of the Tou- ! granted to the fire department the chet river. This Improvement will free use of the rooms in the city hall cost the city $100 -to $1500. The for a gymnasium. channel of the stream will be dredged I from the Devil's slide to the Main (ut cut Prices on Cigars. street bridge, hair a mile. uyiu i walla Walla, Wash. Hereafter the will be installed and Dutch creek j .bjt" cgar will sell for a "bit" and curbed. j n0t a bit less In the Walla Walla Commercial club. The directors have Id It, and it goes. Up to this time by ( thr members lolled up to the cigar Knry Winder Victims at Dayton Dayton, Wash. Accompanied relatives who left here last week the ; cam- and the smiling Jap who pre remains of William Winder, who side there pushed out the smokes at ONE DOSE MAKES NDIGESTION 60 MTHAXAVS KILL IS PASSED. Semite- Favors Allowing Assistants to Attorney General. Salem, Ore., Feb. 18. Buchanan's bill providing for assistants in the office of the attorney general was re considered in the senate and passed President Selling was the only one to vote against it. The bill was originally defeated be cause It was supposed to carry an emergency clause, but later it was dis covered that this clause had been stricken off In the house. The bill gives legal status to the head assist ant and also creates the office of brief clerk. The attorney generaTs present assistant was found last year to be drawing his salary without war rant of law. The attorney general asked for a brief clerk, stating that the litigation pending before the high- i-r courts has reached such propor tions it ls an absolute necessity to create the new office to make any satisfactory progress. PARCELS POST SCSTAIXED. Senate Refuses to Oust Joint Me morial Indorsing It. Salem, Ore., Feb. 18. Parcels post won a preliminary victory in the sen ate when that body refused to post pone indefinitely the house Joint me morial asking congress to adopt the parcels post system. Some of the country members and merchants were In favor of Indefinite postponement, but they found their strength slightly wanting. The vote was: Yeas Barrett of Umatilla, Barrett of Washington, Bean, Bowerman Calkins. Hoskins, Joseph, Kellaher, Malarkey. Nottingham, Patton, Woon Selling. 13. Nays Abraham, tBurgess, Carson Chase, Dimlck, Hawley, Lester, Mc Colloch, Merryman, Miller; Norton, Oliver, Sinnott, Von der Hellen 14 Because of faulty construction of the resolution it has been sent back to committee for changes before fi nal vote ls taken. Worn Oat. That's the way you feel about tho lungs when you have a hacking cough. It's foolishness to let it 1.0 on and trust to luck to get over It, when Ballard's Herehound Syrup will top the cough and heal the lungs, Price 2tc, SOc and $1 per bottle. C. Koeppen & Bros. TEACH EHS FT'XD IS PROVIDED, Mot-hems Tfcs greatest crisis In a woman's life ls wbea first she becomes a mother. All the physical strength of hei nature is demanded at such times, and It ls necessary that htv system be thoroughly prepared for the event, in order that her health bo preserved for future years. MoMior's Friend in woman's safest reliance; it is a aradiclne for external m;e, cor-.poKCd of oils and other ingredients which assist nature in all necessary physical changes if the system. Vs regular use before the coming of ba'iy prepares the muscles 1.4 vndons for the unusual strain, aids in expanding tiio Ekin and zic:a ;,i.rei, act Btreagtbcns ail the membranes and tissues. Mother's Friend, lessees the pain Bad danger at the crisis, and leaves . the mother la such kealthful con- s AlHta that her recovery rapid and natural. Mother's ls (ld at drug stores. Write free beek fer expectant mothers f EAJFIZX JtEQULATOE CO. Atlanta, da. and leaves . 1 POTMEM AblKlt' mil, Appro-ml by House ami Senate, l'n to Governor. Salem, Or., ..Feb. 18. Abbott's bill providing for the creation of a teach ers' retirement fund association in Multnomah county, passed the senate Thursday afternoon and Is now ready for the signature of the governor. The bill allows establishment of an association, which will receive annual payments from teachers and at the end of a stipulated time the associa tion provides for care of the retired teachers. The bill affects Multnomah county only. DYSPEPSIA. GAS AND OTHER STOMACH MISERY ENDS CIS! V. DEV,'5TFCE "TOO".H0T'r-;EVtVrHINii ""Ah ' "3 1 .iTOlPlNISH V Five Minutes After Taking a Little Dki,pepslii Your Stomach Will Feel Fine Again Eat Your Favorite Foods Without Fear of Dlntress. 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A case of Pape's Diapcpsin will cost fifty cents at any pharmacy here, and will convince any stomach sufferer five minutes after taking a single dose that fermentation and sour stomach is causing the misery of In digestion. No matter If you call your trouble catarrh of the stomach, nervousness or gaBtritis, or by any other nami always remember that a certain cure is waiting at any drug store the mo ment you decide to begin Its use. Pape's Dlapepsln will regulate any out-of-order Btomach within five mln utes, and digest promptly, without any fuss or discomfort, all of any kind of food you eat. T .iaS-Jl CK Jh MARTIN WILL OPEN ROYAL BAKERY JUKI, 000 Forewt Flro Fund Asked. Salem, Or., Feb. 18. In a tentative manner the senate Thursday after noon agreed upon $60,000 to give to the state board of forestry for fire protection. A minority report came In cutting the amount In the bill to $40,000, the majority report holding to the 160,000 figure. The majority report was adopted. Rudolph Martin, for 19 years a successful baker and groceryman in Pendleton, and proprietor of the State hotel and Martin block, has again e- tablished his residence In this city and announces that on February 20 he will open a first class bakery In the corner room of the State hotel, corner Webb and Cottonwood streets. Since leaving Pendleton Mr. Martin has visited the largest and leading bakeries and delicatessen establish ments on the coast and has thorough' ly acquainted himself with the most modern methods In the bakers' art The new store will be called tae Royal Bakery, and everything carried will be cooked In his own new and up- to date ovens. The Royal will cater to both the wholesale and retail trade, a first- class delivery service will be cstab llshed and the people of Pendleton are assured of getting the best In the bakers' line at the new Royal Bakery. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnln. Tablets. Druggists refund money If It falls to cure. K. W. 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