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TEN PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1917. page tzi::i Mli - mar k'fp tbll mm Bdlwm Ilk m !. ant rhm of II rMrt (or lltd Ami aiMI MUto nrk Bo'"-''" jour fiindi SJ.T!!lJXM,Ar POR ou NKW KDI BON BOOK. No obligations WARREN'S Ml SIC HOl'SE Pendleton, Oregon. YOU'RE BIUOUS! in "CASCARETS" M Ml AND BOWELS DONV STAY HKADAlCIIY. tXKTI. PATH), Him, WITH ItKKATIl BAD A.VD STOMACH SjOl'K. Get a 10-cent box now. You men and woram who can't get feellnjr rlKht who have headache, coated tongue, bud tajtte and foul breath, diszlnetw, can't sleep, are bil ious, nervous and upset, bothered with a lck, gaany, disordered stom ach, or have a bad cold. Are you keeping your bowels clean with Cascurets, or merely forc ing a pannagewuy every few days with suits, catharlc pills or castor oil? Cascarets work while you sleep; cleanse the stomach, remove the sour, undigested, fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the Hevr and carry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and polsoa In the bowels. A Caacaret tonight will straighten you out by morning a 10-cent box from any drug store will keep your Htomach sweet, liver and bowels reg ular, and head clear for months. Don't forget the children. They love Caa oareta because they taste good never grip or sicken. CANADA OOKEKSUPTIOX NOTED; TRAVQiERS SAFI' ImsBjgiMloa Department Reports po. aMon la Ho Dagi( of Forcing rUnrnt. MONTREAL, Jan. 18. It was stat ed today on the authority of the Im migration department of Canada, that there is no conscription In Canada and no likelihood of those ever being. Travelers going to Canada, It was as serted, are in no danger of being fore, ed Into the army any mpre than travelers from Canada are likely to be asked to Join the army of the Unit ed States. g- . w -v r m b m i t --s. "v y s j in By your patronizing Pendleton industry you are enabling this industry to serve you better. Your loyalty to this city's meat marketing institutions is not only leaving the amount of your meat bills here at home, to return to you through the natural channels of business, but you are profiting by their development in another way. This is an mMM iv. dollar is returned to Pendleton people in payroll, rents, light, heat, power, civic betterments, etcmeans the dollar is expended toward the development of Umatilla county s hve Tfulnd.Ktrv whose supply centei Pendleton -means you are getting the healthiest meat obtainable from the healthiest section of the country ;-rneans you are putting your shoulder to the wheel and Sing ti PXt a Lam-Sork that will work wonders for your home town-the style of co-operation that has made us famous for the "Pendleton Spinf . - MM.w n. wwr rw w tt- - m m -v T- ntT it A T-k rfwsr INSIST 607 Main Street Frank Greulich, Pres. P. De Young, V-Prea, Hams, FULL FR0L1 ..AGO! BREAKS BOYS LEG NIX YKAR OLD SOS OK ALEX Mc X)KKI; IJVING NKAR WES TOW IH VICTI M. Ethel Waddinjrhain Spend Week End In Walla Walla; nacbelor Girls' 9un Is Entertained by Mir Gladr 8 mitli; other News Notes, (Bast Oregonlan Special ) WESTON, Jan. 18 The little six year old boy of Alex McCorkle, resid. ing on Reed and Hawley mountain, hud the- misfortune of falling off a load of straw and breaking his leg Just above the knee. The little fellow was brought to town and Dr. C. H. Smith, assisted by Dr. Newsome of Athena, set the broken limb. Miss Ethel Waddingham, bookkeep er for Watts and Rogers, spent the week end In Walla Walla visiting friends. . Mrs. Alice Kirkpatrick visiter friends In Athena during the week. Lee Wilson, ex-city marshal, is re ported 111 with mumps. Mrs. Clay Smith and Mrs. Mini Thompson motored to Athena durlnij the week. Mr. and Mrs. Bcott Bannister vis ited Mrs. Bannister's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H B. Lee near Milton Mondav. Mrs. John McRae is 111 with la grippe. Dr. Newsome of Athena was In Weston Monday on business. Mr. and Mrs. George Bannister o.' To le seen at the Temple today arts of good vaudeville. Yi age 01 progressiveness. -. - v U I W:'w- tie 'j S ,fi , rntftsW i-ti- i jmiMlS.IM nir.iiMiri. min ijr.Mri.l.tami ilinft-illiii'iiliTilr.lH frnrnnTf- thf nni l AR ON GETTING . . Empire H Hot J. H. Loeding, Sec. IL W. Schwarz, Tress. Bacon, Lard, Steaks, Chops, Athena viMti-d relutlves In the city last Munday, Frank Oreer has purchased a new tractor. Mua Lola Brandt visited relatives In Walla Walla during the week. Rev. W. a Payne Is holding pro tracted meetings at Waverly, Wash. Miss Gladys Bmltn entertained the "Bachelor Girls' Club" on last Mon day evening. The members passed the evening In doing various kinds of fancy work. Light refreshments were served. , T. G. Lucas made a business trip to Athena during the week. Miss Ruth Read is visiting her brother, Luke Read, who lives near Helix. ' Roy La Rue of Walla Walla visited in Weston during the week. SIX SETS OF TRIPLETS I MOXT1I AT FX PASO AUSTIN. Texas, Jan, IS. Triplets were born to six mothers In El Paso in December, according to a report Issued today by Dr. W. A. Davis, state reglstrur of vital statistics. SI-OAX'g LINIMENT EASES PAIN Sloan's Liniment Is first thought of mothers for bumps, bruises and sprains that are continually happen ing to children. It quickly penetrates and soothes without rubbing. Clean er and more effective than muss planters or ointments. For rheuma tic aches, neuralgia pain and that grlppy soreness after colds, Sloan's Liniment gives prompt relief. Rave a bottle handy for bruises, strains, sprains and all external pain. For the thousands whose work calls them outdoors, the pains and aches follow ing exposure are ' relieved by Sloan' Liniment. At all druggists, 26c Adv. A WOULD PICTURE ORAOV - M A OB SAIL KAN E; CARLYLE BLACKWELL 'On Ponder utOfumfj and Saturday In conjunction with two i-. and SPENT FOR Are PEMECO MEATS AND LAKUb, T!epboa 18 108 Eat AlU Street Chaa. Tullis, KAMELA DUE IS A FlfiE SUCCESS IjArgk crowd attkniw, in. ciading many from the town o1 m hum am. Many RmldenM Enjoy Rabbit Hunt Over the Crnxtad Snow; other News and Notes of Interest (East Oregonlan Special ) KAMELA, Jan. 18. The dance giv en at the gymnasium Saturday night was very much enjoyed by a largo crowd. The music was good and cof fee and cake were served at midnight. Besides the home folks, there were present from Meacham M Ruby Hilyard and Rhoda Mangers and Ja Baker and Will Hllyard. From Dun can, John Bryson. Mr, McLaughlin, Mr. Bryant and son and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. W. I pidcock went to Ia Grande Tuesday night, to spend a few days with relatives and friends. The crust on the snow now makes it possible to walk without much dif ficulty and quite a number of the boys are enjoying the sport of hunting rab. bits. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McFalls are in Pendloton, having been called there by the m-rious Illness of Mrs. Mi-Fall' sister, Mrs. Leach of Gibbon. Wm. Guthrie was ln town Tuesday. We are glad to hear that Grandma Kwanger is regaining her heaUh after a severe case of la grippe. Mrs. Howard Shalrfer returned Sat urday morning from a visit with hef parents in California. TRAMPS KILL TRAINMEN CHEYENNE, Jan. IJ. Two tramps shot and killed OUb Allen and Otto Jones, conductor and hrakeman on a Union Pa cific freight. The trainmen caught the tramps stealing a ride. A fight followed. A posse caught the slayers shortly and Jailed them at Kimball. They refused to divulge their identity. MANY STUDENTS LEAVE STATE FOR SCHOOLING Union Ronnrts That of 16 High School Graduates In Last Class Only One Pursues Studies Here. UNION, Ore., Jan. IS. If condi tions existing In this locality are du. plicated In other localities, it Is evi dent that Oregon is losing a good deal of money each year by permitting young people to go to other states for their higher education Last spring the Union high school, which has a student body of (0 or 60. graduated a class of 16. Out of that number only one entered an Oregon school, one boy having entered the agricultural college. Seven others o this class hava entered institution i 1 - - - Rill's. Pendleton Getting may come to PENDLETON MEAT CO'S. PRODUCTS ft Wal ttt Telephone 455 Boss E. Carney, Pres. Jr., Sec.-Treas. Cutlets, Sausage, Hamburger, Fish, Poultry, Etc. The Elliott Sherman Film Corporation (H. A. Sherman, President) Present The World's Greatest American Play DAVID W. GRIFFITH'S MASTERPIECE. "COST" $500,000 MATINEES PROMPTLY AT 2:15 PRICES 25c 501 5,000 ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR OWN GRAND SYR1 PHOTJY ORCjHESTRA MILLIONS HAVE SEEN IT AND MILLIONS WILL SEE IT AGAIN AND AGAIN. THE "MASTER-CRAFT" OF "FILM" PERFECTION." outside the state. Two went to the normal school at Ellensburg, Wash.; one to Washington State College, at Pullman; one to San Jese Normal; one to a denominational school at Caldwell, Idaho; one to a dental col lege at Kansas City, Mo., and one re ceived an appointment t the naval academy at Annapolis. Aside from the money loss Involved there Is the additional disadvantage that the young people of the state are alienated in their interest from the affairs of their home commonwealth at the most Impressionable age. The situation at Union may not be typical but it is believed that an examination of the roster at Whitman, Pullman, Ellensburg and Bellingham, as well as the University of Washington, which claims an Oregon club with a mem bership of 120, would reveal that Washington is entertaining a host of young Oregon people. On the south California takes another large quota. amounting to 10 or more each year, Setter All business to be successful must keep abreast the tide of progress. To be modern in every method is essential. It's an age of the survival of the fittest With your support the local meat industry becomes successful and grows. You make it possible for them to erect modern abbatoirs and markets that the meat you use on your table you vicctn, nuuicwmc auu ouuu bi ihlol iwuulkpi mnKivci - r Pffllldll 303 Laat m Jan. D Yi Wl I ill rr Wl .1 SEATS ON SALE NOW AT THE DELTA. REAL TANK HARMONY FOR DAINTY VIOLETS CHICAGO. Jan. 18. Violet rays will purify the waters of the Ida Noyes natatorium, the girls' swim ming tank at the University of Chica S. S. S. Meat .v ..wvv... Cash Court Street Aik Grandfather , Hell TeH Yea L B. Ramsdell. Pres. H. P. Whitman, Mgr. H. R. Richardson, V-Pres. Mrs. Nellie Horton, Sec.-Treas. fl fcllllllsniTj Li-T-B M.J "PEOPLE" 18,000 EVENINGS PROMPTLY AT 8:15 PRICES 25 50, 75f "HORSES" 3,000 go. Then the waters also will be per fumed with violet extract The violet ray machine at the nata torium is capable of sterilising 4 Mil gallons of water an hour. As the wa ter flows into the tank, the rays will kill the germs In It Stop RhounatisD Before It Takes Hold Yon can do it by keeping your blood clean. The) kidneys filter about 500 grains of uric acid anal other salts from the blood every 24 hours. When there is more than the kidneys can remove, it ia deposited in muscles and joints, and painful rheu- . matism follows. S. S. S., for 50 years the most efficient of all blood tonics, will keep the blood pure and prevent disease. At voor druggists. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA, GA, Will Step G? Met Telephone 101
