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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1916)
PAG 2 TO DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON. OREGON, MONDAY. DECEMBER 11, 1916. Lr For a long evening- SOMETIMES you want to smoke two or three cigars in succession. You can do it with the OWL There's a mellowness about the OWL that doesn't "get" you the way a poorly-cured, badly made cigar would. Every OWL is mellow. That's why that second OWL tastes just as good as the first one. The Million Dollar Cigar ML DAY SERVICE 5 HELD ill ECHO methodist meeting is ATTEND ED BY r.VSTlMWS EKOM N GARRY DISTRICTS. M. A. GUNST & CO. INCORPORATED WVWIAN ACQTTTTED OF KUJJNC. HKH HUSBAND KBWARK, N. J., Dec. 9. Mrs. Mansan l Reutinger was acquitted to 4ay by a jury of the murder of her IrwtJsnd, Clstof Beutinger, a well-to- coal merchant whom she shot In fccr home In Caldwell last July. At a pwh,.. trial the jury disagreed. Mrs. Beutinger declared she acted in self defense. After thanking the jurors Mrs. Beutinger hurried acrass the courtroom to her five childrea. from whom she had been separated duing the trial, embracing and kiss ing them. It isn't easy to fool a man who knows himself. A Reliable Remedy for Kidneys and Bladder Foley Kidney Pills Also Do . Remarkable Work Where There Are Urinary Irregularities Irregular, painful bladder action ' Ik' another convincing evidence of ' kklney trouble The urine becomes concentrated, causing great Irrlta Mltty of the bladder. There la a de lire to pass water frequently with a lukiful burning sensation. This ir regularity becomes a serious nuisance at night, causing loss of rest and dep to one already weakened by tHwj trouble. There is also the atUcd danger of chilling the body, a miition to be very carefully avoided at such a time. Foley Kidney Tills control this -srtuation promptly and effectively. T!K?y cause a normal, healthy flow, restoring, the concentrated condition Vat produced the irritability and burning sensation. The bladder ac tios is rejraiated to avoid the too frvqnent rails, -and easy restful Jiichts, without pain or backache, wit limit loss of sleep or bad dreams, quick result TAIJ.M.Y W Still About Two Inches of sn ou Uroand and FU seeilws Is rnsoti oaJly stotH-d Other New aud So. rial Note. (Rsst Oregonian Spev.Ll. ECHO, Dec 11. In place f th regular quarterly conferees us-jaltv i held her, which consists of bust- ness meeting and one sermon an. ati day service was held on Ust FflAJ i by Rev. A. Warner of W" w U and assisted by Rev. R E. G .-nj.U iff ' Pendleton, Rev. J. F. Covi cf E-.-Sw and T. A. Graham of Hertr.ss.vt. A ; basket dinner and also uppr was served by the Ladies Aid. Hugh Rhea and Norman Stems, j members of the senior class of th i Bcho high school, have just return-!, from Baker, Ore., where they attend- j ed a conference of the T. M C. A They reported a very Interesting and i beneficial meeting. O. D. Teel returned last night from Portland where he has been attend ing the live stock show. There is still about two inches o! snow on the ground from the blizzard of last Tuesday afternoon. The snow and freeze of that time stopped all seeding. It is very doubt. fu if there Is any further fall seedinj here, even if the weather should mod erate. The result will be that moit of next year's crop will be from spring sowing as comparatively lltte seeding has been done this full on ac count of the late harvest and unusutl weather conditions. Harry Bickers was here yesterday adjusting the loss of the Elder house which was recently burned. Eugene Smith returned to Seattle Friday evening after a week's visit here. Mr. Smith was looking after his farm interests near Butter creek. Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan returnel Friday from a week's visit to Arling ton and Heppner. C. R. Blackman came down from Pendleton Sunday and will spend this week at the Saylor farm where he is feeding several hundred head of cattle.' J. B. Saylor returned Saturday u his Freewater home after a few days spent on his Butter creek farm. Sheriff T D. Taylor and Deputy Estea were in Echo yesterday. Mrs. S. J. Sterns returned home Wednesday from Corbett, Ore., where Mr. Sterns Is employed as telegaph operator. , l"ir-tdd Weatlwr rromiwri. WASHINGTON, 1V 11 1'a. cific States-. Vim; tied with probability f fe-rt r.iu dur- Ing first half of wt; tempera'. tures wil; r.t w st-,vnal normal Rooky x :- Jl tnateau Regions: ur lwr Ing week xv.. l:.v(.S snow probably T.S.x a I vds- day; tti;ytis!w i vrs below norw-iH. Vs. H ivt forecaster. Inactivity Cwsv vih Lack of evis t w;tr U a frequent oas of vvt.-.',;o-t. Vou ?et heavy. JuU aI IwtViS wir com ptrxiva j kI ,m,i en. erscx as low ebtv o!v: vo tVs con d tx-a at once with lr K cs's New t-tf Ftiis. a m-.M taxat-v th-n relieves 5h wi-d Inte-tae -shout srip-p-rjt A dosw Wfre ret-r'n will as scne yva a full asut oisv moemett ta t!se morning at c.ir drug- rst Adv. Mr. J. M. Hayes of Bpring Place, Ga., R V. D. No. 3; writes ua: "I suf fered with a terrible backache in the email of my back, and urinating was Irregular and excessive in quantity. It was very red and I suffered a ter rible stinging and burning sensation. I could hardly stoop over and it in terfered with my work. 1 bean tak ing Foley Kidney Pills, and after awhile my urine became repular. the stinging and burning stopped, and my backache disappeared entirely." Foley Kidney Pills are sold every where in 50c and $1-00 sizes. The S 1.00 size is the more economical buy, as it contains 2a times as many as the 50c size. & CO. m got II n ttiat cdQsts For Xmas or any other time there's nothing more pleasinjorusefulthanagood ou neater, iine nours 01 solid comfort from a gallon of PEARL OIL. Good looking, dependable, durable, Price: $3.75 to 97.75 Perfection Oil Heater For best itfsujts use PEARL, OIL For Sale fcy teio syj f . A j George C. Baer & Co. W. J. Clarke Taylor Hardware Co. .-xfnntniiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiii I HOODI ES, CHOP SUEY. CKIHfl DISHES 1 fOFYS KWONG HONG LOW S JL W 6 vv.,i Alut.. t'pit.n. Phone 433 coiiroK.vnox ta okmaxuko (iinmimHU Suits Against Car (Mm- lany Heard at Vaklnia. NORTH TAKIMX W;ish., Dec. 5. Two suits in which the United States is suing the Yakima Valley transportation company, owned of the street car lines, were commenced In federal court to recover I111S.T3. which the government alleges the company failed to pay as a corpora tion tax on Its net income for 1910 and 1911. The company's auditor says the difference is entirely one of methods of accounting. The auditor says the tax paid was correct, ac cording to reports made as required by the interstate commerce commis sion, but that the internal revenue collector claims the interest account should be differently handled. When at 6:30 a. in. today the fed eral court jurymen, who last night took the case of J. CTouch & Son against A. W. Hinkle. had failed to agree Judge Rudkin called the jury men into court and reprimanded them for their failure to agree on so sim ple a matter. He discharged them, because he had to return to Spo kane immediately. The' case has been on the docket for several years and a special term was held for Its disposition. igaaaii Hp frfaggSi? Catarrh is ar. excessive secretion, accompanied with chronic inflamma tion, from the mucous membrane Hood's Sarsaparilla nets on the mu cous membrane through the blood, reduces inflammation. establishes healthy action, and radically cures all cases of catarrh. Adv. A COMPLETE LINE OF NEW FURNITURE AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS NOW ON DISPLAY. Carload of New Furniture JUST If you are thinking of a Christmas gift for the home, see me for DINING ROOM SETS, BED ROOM SETS, PAR. LOR FURNITURE, KITCHEN OUTFITS, ROCKERS, BRASS BEDS, MATTRESSES, RUGS, ETC. We Ex change Furniture. Call and See the New Store 126-128 East Webb Street SCENTS TRAILED TO THEIR LAIR BY NOSE OF SLEUTH I'crl'iiMH- Thief Sitsivt Held When Detective Detects (Xlor on Janitor, DENVER, Dec. 9. If it had been musk or Jockey club the detective would have walked by. But it wasn't. It was something with a long name and a $10 smell. A Sherlock nose went Into the air. Business of sniff ing. Then the detective turned to the perfume counter. "Lemme take a few smells at those perfumes,' he ordered. Sniffr The Sweetest Girl In Motion Pictures Then 'nother sniff! And still 'nother sniff! The detective was what might be called actively on the scent. Time out until a day goes by. Then back to the perform counter for more sniffs. "He's changed the brand on me," muttered the slepth. "Let's see give me u smell o' that J6-an-odor stuff over there. Golly! That's It." Whereupon the detective hurried away to the district attorney's office for a search warrant, with the result that the perfume section of the Scholts Drug Store In the Metropoli tan building s Is disappearing In far less quantities than It was. And with the further result that William Anderson, the negro porter of the drug store, Is waiting an opportunity to explain to the court Just how he happened to have about 160 worth of perfumes, much perfumed soap, sev eral new safety razors and other things in his trunk at his home, 1917 Twenty-second avenue. The detec. live says these toilet articles were stolen from the drug store. Anderson's arrest resulted because he "Just couldn't keep away from wearing perfume." The detective hired by the drug store to determine the cause for the disappearance of the perfume stock caught a whiff of Anderson one day and then "matched him up" by smelling the various per fumes in stock. I ' , , --v. , '. ST t' - " ' - " " ' XT ' '"' i I v - . 2',' :. - 1 ,rr -s I 1 f V - ' .--u' I,- ' ' MRS. II. N. HM.ltU(N)K V&y-'-' -u -'Mil GENERAL - -f )"- Low v . i . ' , ' v t y for No More Stomach Trouble Alter Taking Fruitola ITXltS ThX VRMLS YOlNGEIt NOW AND ENJOYS THE BEST OP HEALTH. Mrs. H. N. 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A booklet of special Interest to tho.ie who suffer from stomach trouble can be obtained by writing to the Pin us Laboratories, Montlcello, Illinois. ioboi ioboi IOE3fl uiDHCBiTB ri UK. FAMOUS PLAYERS STAR IN PARAMOUNT PICTURES. Marvelous little Marguerite Clark, who .prang Into International fame as a film favorite In iru -'tTe smallest star with the bluest personality," La, maintained since that day, despite the fact that the day was Tears ago the enviable reputation of being "the sweetest girl In motion pictures. ..... Cme ?o fluently reads of a popular player's having been "born on the stage" of parents whose histrionic gene Hoer IZ Wk7o wl bin a few years of the ark that It is refreshing to loam that Marguerite Clark has , eve MtoZt n even remote connected wl.h l.cr family who has ever worn grease paint, or If w. .,r -v,r-. ,.i' .!tv;1oi,h, the Bock and biLilln. SINE FOR SALE o D Owner wants to retire and will sell good Jaylng business cheap. Lo cated in good stock raising section, close to Pendleton. Whole thing goes; store building, 8 room dwelling, S lots, stock runs about 14000. Price for all J60Q0.00. Cash or bankable notes. Must be sold at once. HATLOCX-LTZ INVESTMENT 00. 112 East Court Ru KEL ESTATE I0E30I 30E30I D LOANS O 30E3o1 1 ares the- ohdays Round-Trip Tickets to points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho on sale December 21-25, limit ed to January 3, 1917, by UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM OAV. R. R. & N. T. F. O'BRIEN, Agent. Pendleton, Oregon. ,-AMiuiiMfw"t,'i:'iiiiniiiim' "ilftilltltililx.llllllllllillllllllllllt
