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TEN PACrJ FAGI3 EIGHT DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OHEGON. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1916. .1101! 1IR r IS Don'& forget The OWL- OVER PRESGOTT r a dependable smoke II I rOU have many friends, but there's one you depend on. You admire hiin. You like him. You appreciate him he's dependable. Smokers appreciate the OWL in just the same way. The OWL is made from lon filler leaf, cured an average of eighteen months. Its mildness and flavor are dependable. It is carefully molded by hand. Its free-drawing and even-burning again are dependable. Dependability is the cornerstone of the OWL'S popularity. THE MILLION DOLLAR CIGAR M.A.GUNST ACO. INCORPORATED S MKA OK NEW HOME ARMY RimfNS HIS WORK IN BERLIN BHltlJN. Nof. 25. Dr. Kurt Sorge -- new technical chief of staff to Groen?r in the department of Munitions, who will head the Indus tX department in the new war mrejm of the war ministry, and up id whom will rail a large share of -he responsibility for the creation, Minleoanoe and efficiency of the ropoHd "home army" that is to implement and sustain the armies in the field, has arrived In Berlin to take u his new work. Dr. Sorge has expressed confidence that the general plan of the "home army" will prove successful. He showed a keen apprecistton of the interest displayed in America con cerning all economic and industrial steps which the warring nations will take. "I am a firm believer in taking the neutral press into our confidence and working with it," he said. What To Do When Backache Comes On Many People Find Quick Re lief in Foley Kidney Pill. When Imot-icti? ( on, nnil it as if y.ni can't ?t.n;; the urn jirc"v;irt,- iu JO.tt !.? a In! '.. ,1- ihM iK-l tt: you mt:st k.f: on ..T.Tin : tai it twr iL-ef out. It v toort- a jit t w:ir yn out snl v-rnni;,' fiJ't your gt-ncntl hsii.b. r.t ixi'.Ur- of Foley Kidney fills jd stu ; t Kinr; them at on They si .-iiilly ! from the wry rirat dose. IV bii Kiube i;, cue of nature's &!'.;: er wJs ttuvt vc.r l:"1j;ys are rot in a r..ur.rt and htfr-y .r.te. thf.t thv wrong; .tr.t when your Uifi:i V- r.ni;, ym rray r--- ; ur- ; -.: :a-.-e a WtOU1 l(1'UOr,. Poles- 1 :.!.- Vii'.- i: a lir..- i'4 t.i-;-.r;:d ..tiv" or tn hi 1 kvtl-r 'iiiX -fin-try ir:-i..-i. T:. r j Vt fc- m!v felt Ir. 'raproved i.iJ- i v amt 1.1 H.'T ii'-tiu-.. n the j p.v.y'tig w-. of t!.o.-- .'j! ;.i-d . i.rmi'i I'.-rHfiri-. N- i: .t t,,. u- j .S h.oi-o im.ii'ul, .--'..:-;- -..:! to rto- t.v. !.- nr, ft will l.yy jri.i. to fvl'u!-" K, ':?' I . iet,mtay, niinl M. J. W . Lltrfc.. It '. f 'lv'tfr. .. . i"!1''' wr'f. '" :.i;:- .ti w.t a ,"-r.M'j f'.r t'.vcrv j .:? I would l.- inurr'. p ovr to one Ml, M hi:-. j..i:r: . -i' . a4..i i !: i.i.. J.t ..! -17 l.id-1. . -I i -t on ff e :-: U! !-:- IViis "'r.-lv re- TAKIN 1MU 111 K HK1)KI5 1.KKT BAl.l. li.XMK 1SY (itK)lt Sl'OI!K. Xcw Water Main Is Nearly Complet ed Scaix-lty f WotHl In l at t-.iiu Many Aijlc are shipiMil Kl. (East Oregon ian Special.) Mil rov vw S7. Frlilav nistu Milton waa entertained with a basket ball game. It being the first basket tall game of the season. Milton took the first game by a margin of 3 The score l to 22. Prescott took the end by a larger margin. The score: to 26. The crowd was very good the first game. Wm. Carter of Milton is ouuaing an addition to the Midway grocery store. The addition is to be used oy a creamery company. He has also completed an up-to-ilate barn for Monte Harrington. Rrt .Tpr.ird wns a visitor of Milton Thursday and Friday, looking after some business for the East Oregnniun of Pendleton. He was also a guest at the home of Prof. Washburn New Water Main. Milton has much needed a new wa ter main, and the men working on it have it nearly completed. When it is completed it will be much oeneru ed by the people of Milton. Scarcity of Wood. Wood is going to be a scarce thing before spring, not only In Milton but in other places, for there is no cars to 3hli it In. Many Apples Sltipied East. The Denny Co. has Just shipped 1 cars to Chicago. The Suibhs-Shield Co. has sent 10 cars. Soliool Notes. The eighth grade of central school rendered a splendid program Friday -iftarn.tnn null WAS pnioved bv all. It was as follows: Soncr hv School. Current Events Wilbur Torgerson Duet, Mabel Norman, Ora H. Jenkins iiininnhi' Eiteene Downs Reading Hugh Harris Piano Solo Florence Milby Play by four pupils of 8th Grade Heading I'nlce Johnson School Paper Louis Kendall The high school also gave a pro gram In assembly Fridav morning. It was as follows Song by School. Piano Solo Ma Shelton Violin Polo' Miss McCulley Reading Harold Milby Song Miss McOreW Talk by Prof. Washburn Song by School. J I: V nil i Mr. J. W.-Etris. 1 -v.yi irv fc.rkck. It has been some t i- I to- tc tn-m. d I have : ,t I'.ri; .,!!' of tat; sftiptoms Kince." Foley Ki.lney fills are sold every-i-htre In Sue ar.d $1.00 sizes. The J1.0 six is the more economic.il buy, :.n it contains times a-s many 3 the 50c Size. & CO. The Hardest Test of All The TJOW rar.arkMy well made 1 1 a piano must be to stand the climatic changes ot all countries ! Such tests are being applied every ay to lMOEdT: PIANO It is a great favorite in foreign countrie because of its marvelous staying-U-lune quality and because it tone always remains the same under all This f.irt alone stiowi its vmdtrfuSy durable construction proves it a re aadulle inst rument at to attractive a price. ' We Lave The Hamilton Piano in just the style case you prefer. l& Csny Sucli a Hakes of Piar.cs as ItUKII A tAHK VOHK KAKKAND HAMIim:N Win.KKK H M,irr & DAVIS Sr.T7.OW tH).NUAV KlMBAIifi GRAND KOIIfiKH CAMWtEMi AlMt th rVUiming Famous Player Pianos: WKKNFIt MODKIJ.A t'AKKAND CON WAT SITROHBrni, AND OTHEK8. flttlMts OI.ST, VKTUOLA AND COMMKIA TAI.RINO MACHINES. VARRQl'S HUSK HOUSE SI I Mai Stnwt Telephone 521 WuwL n 3) after every meal An Ideal Dancing Frock J WILL KEEP PRISONERS IN OLD SAFETY VAULT Fquimx-d to Keep Ilurglars Out Will He I'sed to Keep Them In. WASHINGTON. Nov. 25. While the supreme court of the district is in its temporary home, it Bill confine its prisoners during the day in a safety vault. The outer door of this "prison" is equipped with all the modern appli ances to guard It against burglars The inner door is of two-inch steel equipped with double key locks. Three feet of solid brick, lined with sheet of steel, compose the nails of the vault, which formerly vas med by the auditor for the Uni ted States census bureau for the stor xii" of documents. It is "x30 feet square. The door wus built to pre vent forcible inirress. It will be util ized for the next two years to prevent forcible egress. When prisoners are brouuht from the district jail they will be pluce I j i i this vault. The keeper Is now try ing to decide whether or not it would not be wise to have the time lock re moved in order to eliminate the pos siiljlity of some practical joker forc ing the prisoners to spend the entire night in the vault. He will watch out too for expert safe burglars mining the prisoners. S . I t I - N J . f . i . f I k It i - l Um iMlTtn j--.---'? ;MTIcnMMHK Pennsylvania Philander C. Knox, Pittsburg, republican. Tennessee Kenneth D. McKellar, Memphis, democrat. , Txas Charles A. Culberson. Dal las, democrat. Utah William H. King. Suit Luke, City, democrat. Vermont Carroll S, Page, Hyde Park, republican. Virginia Claude Sw.mson, Cha tham, democrat. Washington Miles Poindexter, Spokane, republican. West Virginia Howard Suther land, Klkins. republican. Wisconsin Robert M. La Follette, Madison, republican. Wyoming John B. Kendrlck, Chey enne, democrat. fOOD PROBLEM REQUIRES A WOULD WIDE VIEWPOINT WASHINGTON. Nov. 57. The com. merce department under the partial -supervision of Secretary Uedfleld has started an Investigation for Increasing and more equally distributing the na tions food supply. Administration of ficials believe the liiull prices reign tecause last year's production waa lower than usual and eirportatlons larger. Officials believe the food problem tequlrea study from the entire world"s viewpoint and cannot be handled as purely a domestic issue. . It la offtoi denled that Wilson approved food embargoes. The Charm of Mriari Beauty diamond without lustre. Health puts the sparkle in the eyes, the glow in the cheeks, the ruby in the lips buoyancy in the walk and carriage. Pale, listless women need A nn j L-lllVL 3 Pa PILL FLORENCE WALTON, FAMOUS PLAYERS STAR IN PARAMOUNT PICTURES. Flesh marquisette dresses trimmed with ecru lace and pastelle sequin. Thu nas a very low, tight fitting bodice. The hat la In brilliant yellow ailk trimmed with handmade flowers in citron and emerald green. Colors at the belt are In hades of mauve, blue and pink. JOHNSON DENIES SWINti HERMAN MI ST OVIX A t Mi l 1 11 IT 1 i" T " I I I I I 4 m m 25 SENATORS ELECTED AND 17 ARE DEMOCRATS WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 Follow-ill-: is a list of the thirty-five senators elected at the recent election: Arizona H. F, Ashurst. Prescott, democrat. Arkansas William F. Kirby, Little Rock, democrat. California Hiram Johnson, San Francisco, republican. Connecticut George P. McLean. 'iin.s!)urg, republican. Delaware J. O. Wolcott, Wilming ton, democrat. Florida Park Trammel!, Tallahas see, democrat. Ini'iana Harry S. New, Indiana polls, and James E. Watson, Rush vllle, republicans. Maine 'Frederick Hale. Portland, and Rert M. Fernald, West Poland, republicans. Maryland J. Irvin France, Balti more, republican. , Atassachusetta Henry Cabot Iiilge Nahant, republican. Michigan Charles K. Tnwnsend, Jacksbn, republican. Minnesota Frank II. Kellogg, St Paul, republican. Mississippi John Sharp' Williams, Benton, democrat. Missouri James A. Reed! Kansas City, democrat. Montana Henry L. Myers. Hamil ton, democrat. Nebraska Gilliert M. Hitchcock. Omaha, democrat. Nevada Key Pittinun, Tonopah, democrat. New Jersey Joseph S. Frelinghey sen, Raritan, repuhllcnn. New Mexico A. A. Jones, Las Ve gas, democrat. New York William L. Calder. Brooklyn. North Dakota P. J. McCumber, Wapheton, republican. Ohio Atlee Pomerene, Canton, democrat. f K t 1. "& 1 $k jrtnm V CHICAUD, Nov. 27. President U B. Johnson, of the American Leagui is on record today as having denied that he said, as quoted by two lo cal newspapers that August Herrman chairman of the national commission, would be deposed from that position. At the time of issuing this denial. "Han" added thia statement: "Thei; will probably be a change In the com plexion of the national baseball com mission." Herrman is president of the Cincin nati c'ub of the National League, and has been halrmiin of the national lommisson since the formation of Ilia' body under the agreement be tween the national and American League. How Publicity Helped Mrs. Thomas to Health IXKTOIl HAD IECIIEEI OPERA TION WHEN SHE READ Or MRS. IH.'NLAP S EXPKR. IKNCK Some time ago Mrs. It. C. Dunlap of DeKalb, Mo., wrote (0 the St. Jo seph, Mo., News-Pres telling how. after years of suffering, with stomach trouble, she had been relieved of a quantity of gall stones and restored to health through ulng Frutlola an! Traxo. This letter was published and read by Mrs. Oeorgla Coe Thomas of Lancaster, Mo., who had been told by her doctor, after months of treatment for similar trouble, that nothing but an operation would save her. Mr.. Thomas obtained Fruitola and Trnxo from the drug store, and says ''By k iir,c 1 hnil liiken a month's treat- meiit I felt like a new woman; the rirst rose of Fruitola brought a large number of gall stones and I am certain Fruitola and Traxo saved my life. Fruitola and Traxo are compounded from the original Edrell formul-m at the Plnui, laboratories in Montlcello. III., and can be purchased In Pen dleton of Tallman & Co., 23 Main street; a doctor's prescription is not necessary Fruitola is a pure fruit oil that acts us an Intestinal lubricant and disintegrates the hardened particles that cause so much suffering, dis charging the accumulated waste to the suffer' Intense relief. One doso Is usually sufficient to Indicate It eflVacy. Traxo Is a ton c-alleratlve that la most effective to rebuild and restore the weakened, rundown system. A booklet of special Interest to those who suffer from stomach trouble can be obtained by writing to the I'lniw laboratories. Montlcello. Illinois. to tone the system, strengthen the stom ach, renew appetite and increase the supply of pure, red blood. Their use regulates the organs, improves the com plexion and has a helpful effect on the general ..health of women. Beecham's Pills are so beneficial to womankind, and so useful in preserving the charm of beauty, that they should be used by every woman who wants to be well and desires The Joy of Health At All Druggists, 10c 15c Dmetiont of pteial vala to womtn an with wry box .... "The Largest Sale of Any Mcd'cjm! in the World" SmC CRAWFISH OYSTERS CLAMS SEA CRABS Fine. Clean Furnished Room In Connection. Steam Heated. The Quelle Restaurant Exclusive distributing depot la Pendleton (or F ALT'S Se Food. BETTEn AND SOFTER LIGHT Is assured by the use of some of these beautiful fixtures of our. They give a light that illuminates the room perfectly, but that does not tire or strain the eyes. They ore not expen sive considering their extra, ef ficiency and extra beauty. Why not at least see them ? J. L. VAUGHN loaoi B 0 lotaei 30E30E IOE30I I0E3 GENERAL STORE FOR SALE 0 D Owner wants to retire and will tell good paying business cheap. Lo cated in good stock raising section, close to Pendleton. Whele thing Boes: store building, 1 room dwelling. & lots, siock runs aooui uim Price for all $6000.00. Cash or bankable notes. Must be sold at one MATLQCX-LAATZ HlVtSTOEflT CO. INSURANCE 30C30aOl 111 East Court Kt. REAL ESTATE loaoi IOE30! LOANS 3oa a 0 o3 3IMIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllllBllllllllllllinillllllfIIUIj 1 HO0D1.ES, chop suey, CimiA DISHES 1 I rfWY'Q KWONG HONG LOW 1 VVlU M, W , WeitlAlts St.. 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