East Oregonian : E.O., January 27, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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AFFIRMATIVE SI SNOW AT MEACHAM
BE PREPARED K EMERGENCIES
WHEN ITS RAINING BLUE BLAZES AND YOUfc
WIFE'S AUNT ASKS YOU TO GO DOWN TOWN
FOR A NICKEL'S WORTH OF INVISIBLE CARPET
TACKS-DON T TELL HER TO LET GEORGE DO IT "
GET OUT YOUR UMBRELLA, PUT ON YOUR,
hor Your Baby. ! wins in debate on i has reached depth
The Signature of
OF OVER THREE FEET
HI 1KSON ltY GRANGE or t M V
imm; MSCUSES QUESTION
OF THE DAT
RUBBERS AND LIGHT UP
DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1916.
A -
is the only guarantee that you have the
Genuine
out FtahlmMd SpetVssj Match Ha
Been Arranged to Be Held on 1VI
roary I Annual Meeting of Co
opvrnixo Creaniory oiujihii) B
ii'i and Directors rv Chosen,
The Centaur Company,
Saloon Successor Open.
Dal lap Or.. Jan. 25 As a substb
tute for the saloon Pallas now has 9
full-fledged "near-beer" emporium
Weinhard's special prohibition drink:
are being rerved. Though enjoying a
fair business, the local institution i
(Special Correspondence!
CM A 11 XK, Ore Jan. 27 Last
FHday night the Hudson Itay Grange
No. 361 held their regular 01 fee tint
with I large attendance, one of the
features being I debate on "National
Preparedness." the affirmative side
being winners The debaters were,
affirmative. F J. Dletch. Harry With
erite; negative. lrof. I. It. Bevy, c E.
.-"intends and Jesse Martin. The
judges were Rev. H. A. Noyes, J. A.
Martin and Mrs. J. E. Jones Mr.
and Mrs. John Sheeley. and Cyril
Labadle were given the final degrees
of the Orange An old fashioned
spelling Button has been arranged
for the grangers next meeting, on
February 4th.
The annual meetinp of the mem
bers of the Hudson Ray Co-operative
Creamery Co. was held Monday aft
ernoon despite a heavy snow storm
In addition to some changes In their
bylaws, the following directors were
elected for the ensuing term: Y K.
I Goodman. H. T. Torkelson, R E.
I Pen ii. V. P. Leach and P. 0, Saun
j ders.
Secretary It. E Reap submitted his
I annual report for the first eleven
I months of the creamery's business,
i showing the creamery to be in ver?
HBSBVnnW
pounds of butter fat received, and
j 1 13.423 pounds of butts mule and
sold, more than 126,000 was paid the
not accorded the patronage formerly ! farmers in this vicinity, while vari
riven to the saloons. I ous improvements were made in bet-
N'o violations of the prohibition law torments, equipment of the pant, etc
have been reported In this county as Lou Hodgen was chosen as delegate
yet and but few cases of drunkenness to attend the organization meeting of
prepared by him for over 30 years.
YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST
Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castcria.
Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk
01- otherwise; to protect the
babies.
lAl.l. ox MONDAY HKAiilKs
FOVK INCHES AM) ON
TEESDAv lit inches.
With o:u Snow on around total i uii
QaHe pepp (i(i Dance mui is
Befeg pirn Down Since -w one
lias Been Built Kd Cantrell
Meets with n Accident.
Pnst
I Special Correspondence.)
nyn, ure. Jan. 17. on
Monday snow fell to the depth of
four inches, and on Tuesday the fal
w is ten inches, making a total fall
of 14 inches of new snow on top of
the old depth of three and one half
teat. At noon the sun shone brightly
but at 6 o'clock clouds gathered und
it started snowing again.
V. H. Uoss Is having the old round
dance hall torn down. It was used
for dances for some time but since a
now hall has been secured It has not
been used.
Miss Iteatrice Smith returned home
on Sunday after visiting Pendleton
friends for a week sne reports hav
ing a very good time.
John lHgeros and Nick Polos went
I" Pendleton on Monday.
' n Monday Ed Cantrell severely
plained his ankle. His team ran
away, causing him to ne thrown and
get hurt.
It. C Wilson, claim agent for the
O.-WY. R, & X. Co., stopped at Mea
cham on Monday to attend to busi
ness for the compuny.
Mr and Mrs. A. Rhelnhart of Tam
arack. Idaho, who have been vial tin I
In California, stopped off on their
Way home and visited Mr. J. 1) Lar
son, her brother, and family for sev
eral days. They left for home on
Tuesday.
een noted.
POSTOEl ICE SITE ( LEAKED,
Coffee
ut Schilling's
just as you
I pe i'otuuaw at Alicrdecn Rein
Moved off Federal Property.
ARERDEEX. Wash. Jan. !6
Moving of five cottages of Samuel 1
Renn. which occupy the corner sold "
the Co-operative Creameries at Port
land, January 31, when it Is expected
plans will be perfected for the or
ganization of a cooperative selling and
distributing agency to handle the sur
plus butter of all the cooperative
creameries in the state.
James McCirath. an employe of the
P. Leach ranch, had a narrow
i-1'
uii! by taste.
Vc choose the rich, fine
Havor you will like; not
only develop it to the
full In even-grinding
and taking-out of, bitter
i h chaff but make sure
you gef it all.
That is, we vacuum
5 ;:ck it in airtight tins
lock-in the fine, fresh
to the federal government as a post- escape from serious Injury Monday
office site, began. The federal gov-! morning when the ladder on which
ernroents order to Renn to remove be was mounted slipped on the ice,
these buildings, and the recent action precipitating him several feet
of the treasury department in asking through the air. Outside Of few
that $41,000, in addition to the $112,- bruises he was uninjured.
EOS already allowed, be appropriated Mrs. Roy Frazier or Whitman, and
for the federal building, seem to indi- Miss Edna Coyle of Milton, are guests
I cate that work on the new structuru at the James Kirk ranch this week.
! will he started soon. 1 Mr. and Mrs Jack Clark of Walla
A new scheme of house-moving was Walla, who have been visiting Mr.
employed A caterpillar tractor was
hitched to sleds on which the house
was placed. The sleds moved easilj
over the Iced streets.
THIN GIVES WIFE sM.N.
aroma a;
in odur
:k-out
pry-
Tin re'i no other way
10 maVe good nflee
economical.
Schilling's
signal to Kwosnize 11uluiul from
Itrotlier-in-Law Is Secret.
BROCKTON, Mass.. Jan. 26. A se
cret identification signal was adopted
by Evangelist Lacouture at his mar
riage to Miss Delina Harpin In order
that his bride should be able to dis
tinguish him from his twin brother,
Narclsse Iacouture.
Xarcisse was his brother's best
man. The brothers were dressed
alike, as they always have been, and
their closest friends have been unable CoilscIuhv
to tell them apart. At the reception
Xarcisse enjoyed himself thoroughly,
receiving many of the osculatory con
gratulations from fair guests intend
ed for his brother.
and Mrs R H. Wellman for the past
two weeks, have returned to their
home In the Garden City.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Comstock and
family returned home from an ex
tended visit at Dixie. Wash., where
they hail been visiting relative
D, O Saunders Is confined to his
bed with a severe case of rheumatism.
Wayne Hosklns. who graduates from
rhe Vincent high school this month,
Is 111 in Walla Walla hospital with a
severe affection of the throat His
parents. Mr. and Mrs Thus Hoskins
of Twin Fills. Idaho, arrived IfondaJ
evening.
ESCAPED (ONVKT
BIT I INS,
So Vtual Blockade.
LONDON, Jan. 26. In the
sends Man Buck to Sim:
sing to gerve Time.
NEW YORK. Jan. 26. "Tough
Tony'' Mareno. convicted holdup man
and valet to Warden Kirchway, who
walked out of Sing Sing walked back
into the prison, his conscience would
I not let him play the trick he had
midst planned on a friend of Warden . Os-
Best
lotion. Sir Edward (Jroy annouiwed
the
declaring an actual blockade.
Mareno told the
The Only Real Rival
to
warden that after
government ha no Intention otjhls esiaue hp had come to New I'ork.
met a gang of old friends at a house
near police headquarters, received a
purse of $160 and an automobile He
was to flee to Minnesota. He had
planned the escape for weeks ami
had only awaited the departure oi
Warden Osborne to take his freedom.
It was after he and his friends had
talked almost until dawn in the
morning about the effect of his geta
way and what the Mutual Welfare
league would lose, that Tony decided
to go back.
Electric Light
Is the Natural Sunlight!
During these short winter day
the amount of natural light is
limited, but in ELECTRIC
LIGHT you have just as good
a light whenever and wher
ever you want it, all by
TURNING A BUTTON.
Y-R-Your-House
Pacific Power & Light Co.
"Always at Your Service."
M wv SEEK i;i -11 l rio
l Candidates in Man Count; other
Than Office HoMers.
ALBANY. Ore, Jan 26. Most ol
Linn county's officers whose terms
expire will he candidates for re-election
this year. The only offices for
which other candidates have been
mentioned thus far are county com
missioner and county recorder. Four
men. as heretofore announced, are
probable candidates for commission-er.
Wood ii
SALEM Or
ship only exi.
tives and not
by marriage i
Heir
.. Jar
nx Umlt.
26. Relation'
s between blood rela
between those related
applying the provls-
At-
loni of the inheritance tax law
torney-deneral Brown rulel In an
opinion submitted to State Treasurer
Ray, The decision was given in re.
ply to the question proponded by the
state treasurer, as to whether the
niece of a deceased husband can be
considered the niece of his widow
upon her death for the purpose of the
inheritance tax law.
The Attorney-General ruled that
this could not be done.
COIA)NEL PLANS HIS IMP,
Several weeks to Be spent on Lee
ward and Windward Islands.
XKW VORK. Jan. 26 Theodore
Roosevelt will leave February 10 or
12, It was learned for an absence ot
several weeks on the Leeward and
Windward Islands of the West In
dies. Mrs. Roosevelt wlil accompany
him. They will go to (luadaloupe.
St Croix and St. Kltts, and perhaps
to other Islands.
A labor-saving device for making
color tests of cottonseed oil has been
developed by the United States Bureau
of Standards.
BETTER wi soiteii
LIGHT
Is assured by the use of some
of these beautiful fixtures of
ours. They give a light that
illuminates the room perfectly,
but that does not tire or strain
ths eyes. Tho ure not expen
sive considering their extra ef
ficiency and extra beauty Why
not at least see them?
J. L. VAUGHAN
No Word From Steamer.
ASTORIA, Jan. 26. The French
bark Bayard was not located today.
The tug Oneontu. which went to the
rescue, departed again this mornlni
t renew the search. Tby- steamer
I'ear. arriving, did not sight th,
Frenehmas off the coast.
j CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF M
Every bit of dandruff disappears
after one or two applications of Dan
derlne rubbed well into the scaly
with the finger tips. Get a 25 cent
bottle of Danderine at any drug store
and save your hair After a few ap
plications you can't find a particle ol
dandruff or any falling hair, and the
scalp will never Itch.
I
GOAT RKVI'll UVARD LOST
Jttdfj
Writ to rVH-or County to Meet
mcnt Is Denied,
.NEW YORK. Jan 26. Richard Y.
Hale, a Boston attorney, with a resi
dence at Dover, Mass, has lost his
petition for a writ of mandamus to
comjxjl the county commissioners of
.Norfolk county to pay an award made
to him by the selectmen of the town
of Dover for the death of 10 Angora
goats.
Mr. Hale had the goats in pasture
on August 9, 1914, upon his estate
and they were killed by dogs. The
following day Mr. Hale notified A. H.
Parker, chairman of the board of
Selectmen, Mr. Parker appointed ap
praisers to determine the amount
'hat Mr. Hale was entitled to receive
sad en award of 160 was made. Th"
commissioners, however, disallowed
Ibe Claim on the ground that the
evidence did not sattttry them that the
lots th'- goats by dogs had been es
tablished Judge Pierce, of the su
pri "a- court, today dismissed the petition.
THE MOMENT PARKS IMAPEP-SIX-
RKACTIUS THE STOM-
II ALL Rls'l RKss (iOES.
I
Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good, but work badly; ferment
Into stubborn lumps and cause a sick,
sour, gassy stomach? Now. Mr. or
Mrs Dyspeptic, Jot this down: Tape's
Diapoptin digests everything, leaving
nothing to sour a,nd upset you. There
never was anything so safely quick,
so certainly effective. Xo difference
how badly your stomach is dlsordfr
ed you will get happy relief In five
minutes, but what pleases you mist
Is that it strengthens and regulates
your stomach so yon '-an eat your fa
vorite foods without rear.
Most remedies gtve you relb-f some-j
times -they are slow, but not sure!
"Rape's Dlapcpaln" Is quick, pdsjtlvs
M4 MM u,..n.,,..k l - kul,h'
condition so the misery iron's come II
hack.
Vou feel dVfensnl SJ soon as
"Papa's Diapapsln" comes in contact
with the stomal b distress Just van-1
Ishes- your BtDffl ich gets sweet, no
gasps, no belehln ;, no eructations ofij
undigested food, your head' clears;
and you feel fine
Go now, make the best Investm'-nt
you ever made, by setting a largn
The Guide Post
If the guide post said: "This
way to the place you wanted"
that is the way you would go.
You would not let some stran
ger persuade you to go the op
posite direction.
When you read an advertis
ment in this newspaper you are
looking at a series of guide posts.
One of these may give you
just the information you are seek
ing. .
And when it does ask for the article
you want by name.
Do not take something "just as good."
Stick to the guide post that points to
the road of satisfaction.
22IM) Vanishes; l oin Lsjft,
MOUNT I'LKAHAXT. la., Jan
A package of -currency containing
;j2"i disappeared somewhere DSw fifty-cent case of Pape'S Dlapepsin
twc.cn the Hurllngton depot and the j from any drug store, You rSSjUs in
A dam a Express Corepani office here five minutes hoy needless it is to
Another package containing tSOOj suffer from Indi.estton. dyspepsia at
i.iajl. t .rl "ii. any stomach dis .rder.
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