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EIGHT PAGES PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1916 ci;r mwMp ullnogger F ALT'S famous Fresh Every Day CRAWFISH OYSTl.RS SEA CRABS Steam Heated. uonday, naiBiMttv nu. nhed Room In Oonaeetioa The Quelle Restaurant StorniOjjTaplis. There is one satisfaction in this storm, these old timers, who have been bombarding our ears for so long with tales of the terrible win Pendleton (or FALVS Sea Koods. ters . on us will haw nothing TRY CASCARETS' FIR LIVER UNO BOWELS IF SICK OR BILIOUS : lomsin guean vont bqwkm VM STOP HKADACITE. xms. son: sixi ICR, CM a It CMrt box now. Turn the rascal? out the head ache, biliousness, indigestion, the aick, sour stomach and had colds turn them out tonight and efp them out with OMcajtH. Millions of men and women take a Caeca ret now and then and never linow the misery caused hy a laiy llv- Don't iut In another day of distress, let Cmnti . leanse your stomach: remove the sour, fermenting food; lake the excess hlle from your liver anil carry out all the constipated Mat matter and poison in the bow els Then you will fee! great A fascaret tonight straightens you out b) morning. They work while rou sites a 10-cent box from any drug store means a clear head, sweet stomach and clean, healthy liver and I'owel action for months Children love "ascarets because they never :12.7 INCHES SNOW 111 I IN PORTLAND lit KIM. JM 1!V PORTLAND, (ire. Feb. I total of S2.T inches of snow fell in January just past, rec ords of the local weather bu reau showing hut six days of the month without precipita tion. The month's precipitation amounted to 5.6$ inches of rain. January IS was the only clear clear day and 7.9 Inchee of snow were In the ground w hen the month closed. The highest temperature re corded during the month was M degrees. January t!, and the lowest 13 degrees. January 12. The mean temperature was 30. SIX DIE IN FIRE IN ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL is now Inning i.'K'U.OOO yer bullion to be mane Mtarters and half-dollar being that silver bullloi tiemelN cheap, between tenta fine ounce. aunces of sil tnto dimes. ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. Feb. 7. Eight persons met death here in a fire, which starting in the Overbrook hotel, was controlled only after it had destroyed the hostelry, the Episcopal Church of the Ascension and - trame dwellings. Among the dead are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mott. Miss A. Johnson and Nicholas De Kay. Ed. ward Phillipson and Mias Josephine Parsed. Miss A. Johnson and Nicholas De Hay. The victims were all guests of the overbrook hotel. The loss is estimated at $190,690, Paul Hendricks, aged 2:' years, a guest, saved several persons "Its i funny thing." said Clint Roosevelt, "that the very Job I was looking for all last summer should have come right to my front door." and thereupon he continued shovel ing the snow off his walks We sent a cub reporter of the Weakly liulldogger reportorial stafl out on the street last week with in structions to get some scoops. He re turned with the information that ev ery other man on the street was wielding one A long-haired poet with horn-rimmed glasses submitted some versee n the beautiful snow to us last weeli just after we had finished cleaning ff K.O yards Of sidewalk His obit uary was crowded out of this issue by storm news An absent minded citizen was walk, ing down Main street one day lust week. The snow was falling thickly ami at he passed a two-story building a shoveler on top tossed over the parapet a scoopful of snow ' that struck the pedestrian on top of the head "Lord bless my soul." he said. "I never heard of it snowing buck etst'ul before" I'regonian around one leg and a Tri bune around the other. The scheme didn't work The E. O. was so accus tomed to be In the lead that Mr. llauni w alked In a circle - t Paid Adv.) Whore Speech Is sUvor, They do the "hesitation talk" al most entirely In the county clerk's Office nowadays. That Is the clerk, his deputies, certain other court house officials and frequenters of the office do. For be it known that he who hesitates up there Is saved At least he saves a nlckle, for by a document ary agreement, signed, sealed and witnessed, anyone who utters a swear word or a slang phrase is fined one, jitney in that office The young lady deputies formulat ed the articles and their experiment cost them dearly In small coin for before they could adjust their con versation to the new order County Clerk Staling signed the stipuatlon and thereby learned the value of studied speech Judge Marsh signed and It cost him a quarter before he reached the Conduction that it was more eco Domical to Occupy his own office. Ye liulldogger affixed his signature and before the Ink was dry was re-; quired to disgorge a V Deputy Sher iff Jim Estes was enrolled and. aft er talking himself out of 15 cents, j went out in the hallway and express- ; ed himself in terms that even a John D couldn't have liquidated inside Even stabl old Funk paid the price of a few nnfumlgated remarks. J.I Hoy Haley was enticed Into entering the pact and thereafter used sign Ian-j Jtm - J gnnV Anni JfesV. dnV dJHkv Come on and Belong Fall in line with Tuxedo, and you and "Tux" will never fall out. Join the army of Smokers of the Sunny Smile, who have found the world's top-notch tobacco and are spreading the good news in puffi of pure pleasure. engine uses only drop of fuel at a charge "Hehind the trenches In Pendleton is a subject of much more absorbing guage as the cheapest medium of ex interest locally at present than "Be-' presslon Janitor George Simpson -hind the trenches in Europe " I unbridled tongue gave him cause to I think of his family the hard w inter "You fellows make me tired talk- and price of T-bones. and we won't inz as if this is the only snow we ever enter the clerk's office any more un- hud ' snid Ttmmv Wacxert who mens-, til after a o'clock. ures four four in his socks . "Many'sj Hut the more prolific contributor the time I've waded about with theof all to the fund was Commissioner snow up to my waist I Mac Cockbum His conversations as- ' sayed about two bits to the line and. Quite the most becoming leg orna-jto suve himself from bankruptcy, ho ments of the past week were the pret-: fled back to Milton t red ribbons with which Joe Tall- man tied down his pants legs He Ituiiciil Remarks Hong Kong Cafe NI NOODLE PARLORS Noodles AND Chop Suey HOT TAMALES 15c H i-ide Tray Orders a Specialty. Rcxe for ladles and gentlemen PEN DAT AND ALL NlfSHT MEALS ic AND OP, special -Chicken Dinner ?'jnday 548 Main Street Next U E 0. Bldg Phone 0 Sure of Ohio. City of Toledo. i Lucas County, ss Krauk J Cheney makes oath that he la J senior partner of the firm of F J Cheney 1 k C doing business in the City of Toledo. : Countr and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONI HCNDBKU DOLLARS for eai h and every case of Ca tarrh that cannot be Hired by the use of HALL'S CATARHH CTRK FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed io dt presence, this tJth day ef December. A P. 1M A, W. ULEASON. i Seal i Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and act! through the Blood on the Murooa Surfaces of the System Send for test! moQiats, free. F J CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo. 0. Sold by all druggists. 7.1c. Hall's Family Pllla for constipation. looked like a dancer In a ri den cabaret "This is what comes from Hon," said one old soak w he has not yet bleached out. While Ivory Is less brittle t it is just as well to keep you outside the line of falling Idc t. 'bl Boreas delivered a haymaker Home Makers' Week in La nde g9p-ga' - The Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and Cigarette The original "Tuxedo Process " turn, out the finest finished product in the smoke-world. Tobacco without one particle of harshness or bite in it so toothing ami mild and pleasant you never want to stop smoking it, and never have to. It'i all-day-long enjoyment with Tuxedo, from the first bracing smoke in the morning to the last restful pipe at night. You try it for a week in pipe or cigarette early and often. Stack it up against the best you ever imoked and you'll find something better in Tuxedo. n Ice. head MANY TROUBLES DUE TO WEAK KIDNEYS Somebody stole one or Jim Bow ler's sklis and he's looking for a one legged man. "It is h i use advertising a medicine unless the medicine itself is good enough to back up the claims you make for it." aaid Taltman & Co., the CODular druggists, to an East Ore- gonlan man "On the other hand it i.- . pleasure to sell a medicine when yom customers come In afterwards and tell you how mach good It ha done them And that is why we like to sell and recommend Bolvax, the A LIMERICK TO THE M COMMERCIAL t 11 It Right after election. Will fini This slogan announced to his fl "Rub-be-dub-dub, A new home for the club. And a boost Instead of a knock.' safoU First, Clark Nelson, always ready to k try A Cleveland. Ohio man was dead j for an hour but was revitalized by i ' j lung motor He declares death is just ja blank Some of us don't make; j much more of life. "Silver Thaw's Cost in Money Not a Record." says a Portland Journal' headline. light. The Thaw casta book show that Harr K. and Kvelyn j an- entitled to top honors Down in San Bruno, California, the cltj officials are talking ahout muz zling the chicken- Must he a hen pecked lot. Sollie of ihese people who howl so s much over a tri Ml mistake made t, 3S la newspaper would ne the von tirst OEORGS CURRY Ii Governor of Ken Mexico ' ' Taxtdo apptah torn ttnnf (y en account of iti cool, miU, phnl favor. Thtnin liu ttt asatftoWty h) oil othu YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE 5c Convenient, gtaiine wrapped, moisture-proof pouch . . Famoui green tin with gold . lettering, curved to fit pocket In. Tin Humiitri, 40t aaJ S0 In Clan HumiJtri, SOt and 9J( CCO COM P A N r 10c rat MIICA TOSA iiiiiiiiiiiiiii Con Dung Low CHOP SUEY NOODLES "ft? HOT TA VALES CHILLI CON CARNE SPANISH STYLE LUNCHES COFFEE Ever thing clean and up-to-date FIRST CLASS SERVICE TEA 5c Package Under State Hotel Cor. Webb and Cottonwood S-. I'hone .' Pendleton. Ore. our clerks have been no Dttay selling it that we have a hard time keepinu a sufficient stock on hand. We have to much faith in this article that we are going to guarantee it in the fu ture and will return the money t ) any purchaser of Solvag whom it does not helj' This may seem rash but our customers have said so many good words in its favor that we d" not expect to have many packages re- This shows great faith in Botvatt. It really is a most unusual medicine be cause it overcomes the worst aases of kidne-. romplalnt by removing the ' ins- I' ..es straight to the seat of the troube. It soaks right in and cleans out the kidneys and makes them pass off all the uric and pois onous waste matter that lodges in the joints and muscles, causing rheumat ic pain"; soothes and heals the blad otf and quickly ends all such trou bles. Nothing is more uncomfortable or hurts i person's, perfect enjoyment ' life more than troublesome kidneys and their attending evils. ITse Solvax and get your full measure o! benefit -,ut of life. BCTTK.lt AMI OCTKIl 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 the ee. The) are not expen sive considering their extra ef f" , tie) and extra beauty. Why J. L. VAUGHAN lain new sport once, essayed to skill to yelp Is the same paper printed all sj I down the south hill yesterdav He of the truth it Mows No. this is not ss, j sa . he prefers aeroptanlng as mole a threat, it's Just ., casual observation s I conservative and less hazardous pas-; lime. More than Inn tons of potash an E wasted tlallv in distilleries in the I'ni Dastardly IM lamatiou. , i, , states In fermenting molasses an. I s In the window display of a local Rew ,.,, ,.(,mpallv will endeav- photograph gallery is the picture of i r , btaln a Vn rrom its waste e Roland "liver, specialist in Kra'n product margins some enemy, presumably a cored a circular announcing a re-' ward for the arrest or some fugitive from justice and. with a pair of cheat's and paste pot. decorated the! trl.-iss in front of the DttotO so thi'i( above the race of Friend Oliver the passerby read: "Wanted For Fam- II) Desertion 160 Reward," and be-1 low a description something like this. " BoW-legged and tired looking; face! shows gleam of intelligence at times; form like a sack of potatoes; poses as an authority on grain and taxes" We are glad to state that Mr Oliver was not subjected to the further humilia tion of arrest He is too well known to the police. ir you Must i.ic. Be ModM. Beth Richardson and some other old timers were regaling I bunch of latter day Pendleton IS nS with stories o the big snow- In 'S4 Sensing a loss of prestige unless they discounted the present storm, Seth told of maturing that earlier epoch-maker and find ing it 4 4 inches deep. A ISO he had the mercury down a degree or two lower than the minimum this winter The other old timer was not content. "I can remember the time right here in this count: when the snow got so deep that we had to put skylights hi our roofs because the windows war c overed. and It got so cold that the mercury In the thermometer froze This was going too strong even for Setli "Say." he said. "I was a llaf but you're a damn liar." Iia-cmi-nt- As llurojiicH'i--. We never observed It 'oefore tnit the average cellar seems to be I pretty good barometer Just before I'endle- 18 POUNDS OF BLOOD f is the average quantity in a health) sjj adult, but it is the quality of the blooc! s that determines our strength to resisl H sickness. With weak blood we find cold hands and chilly feet; in children H an aversion to study, and in adult- rheumatic tendencies. jp In changing seasons get abundant I jjp fresh air and take a spoonful of Scott ss EmuKion after meals, because Scott's iB Emulsion isa rich blood-food thai will ss increase both quantity and quuii:;. oj IH the blood while it v. arms the body ai.d helps ( airy off the impurities. ; Hj When multitudes of people arc i 1 55 day taking .Scot;'.-, Emulsion to avi rt winter sickness, and are giing it to , t licit children, it is careles I to ncfl-i t I 55 its benefits. 1wlt out for substitutes. 55 Svjtt H Uowuc. LlouiuUtio, .N.J. i:- . 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