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PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1916. EIGHT PAGES PERMITS FOR SLASH HE'S TRIED BOTH OF EM BOLIVER HEDGE SAYS IF YOU IVANT TO LEARN TO SWIM UN ONE LES90N TRY PADDLING A YOUNG AND GIDDY CANOE. HE ALSO 9AYS1 1 YOU DONV WANT TO SMOKE, DONY TRY A For a Tip-Top Breakfast AFTER 1ST OF JUNE Serve k STATUTORY EOHEST MltK SEA SON KEVINS IN" OltEtiON TOMORROW. Conditions at Present Offer Little Danger Anywhere in the Pnelfle Northwest: Wei Weather Has Pre mi new (( PostToasties Here's the why: i The New Toasties have a delicate, true corn flavour un matched by any other corn flakes. Trial proves. They are the meat of choicest white Indian Corn fiist cooked and seasoned, then rolled into thin wisps and toasted by quick, in tense rotary heat. This new patented process of making raises dis tinguishing little bubbles on each flake, and brings out their won derful new flavour. New Post Toasties the New Breakfast Delight Your grocer has them now. Army Men Foresee Long Stay For the Troops in Mexico nsnma orders old road- BSD KKPAIRED FOR USE BY MOTOR TRCCKS. OOMnSBUl May 30 Army men foresaw a lengthy stay of the Ameri- in expedition in Mexico when Persh ing urgently ordered engineers to be gin work on the abandoned Helimon railway roadbed to Dublan. It will be repaired so that motortrucks can lip used during the rains. Many road machines were unloaded recently while carrying supplies. Pershing today ordered severe pun ishment to those attempting to sell li quor near the American camp. It was reported that Mexican authorities had offered to send flowers to the grave of Corporal Barksbury, killed when the bandit Vervantes was shot. Why shouldn't the Stand ard Oil Company make the best oil-with over 40 years experience in refining-with un equalled plant equipment? And Zerolene is scientifically refined from selected California crude-asphalt-base. Prominent authori ties have recently declared that an oil correctly refined from asphalt base crude can be made not only equal but superior to paraffine base oils. Next time you empty thecrank-case refill withZerolene. Dealers everywhere and at service stations and agencies of the Standard Oil Company. ZEROLENE tie Slandard Oil for Motor Cars Memorial Day exercises were held at the grave of Sergeant McGhee. who died from wounds after the Parral fight. He was burled on a promontory south of army headquarters. Mother lw (Misted. NEW ORLEANS. La., May 30. The Louisiana State Board of Educa tion has put its food down on Mother Goose rhymes, throwing out a reader series because of these ditties in them. Governor L. E. Hall. Professor R. K. Eoney of Duchport; Professor L. H. Ocsserand, of New Orleans and Pro fessor D. M. Atkins, of Arcada. four members of the board, w ho are dem ocrats, plantation born and reared, thought they belittled the farmer. "Now," said Governor Hall, "look at this rhyme: " 'A gentleman rides gallopy-trot And a farmer rides hobble-de-hoy.' "I won't vote for a reader that con tains such reflection on the Louisiana farmer." The executive cited others he class ed as absurd and belittling to "that class the city folks sneeringly refer to as hayseeds and rubes." State Superintendent of Education Marris and other members of the Goard fought valiantly for the rhymes but were outvoted. Bride Walts at Jail Door. LEXINGTON, Ky.. May 31 Dr. Oscar Pollock, a dentist, son of a Chi cago physician, married Miss Olga de Bl'inc. of New Orleans, when he left the Jefferson county Jail, where h served a 2 "-months' sentence for for gery. Miss de Banc had waited ever sin e he was arrested, more than two years ago. Dr. Pollock and his brid will make their home in Chicago, whore the dentist will manufacture artificial teeth by a process he dis covered while a prisoner. While In Jail Dr. Pollock inherited $60,044 from an uncle who was ki'led in the German army. vented Isual Spring til-ailing up Which May Ik- Menace. PORTLAND. Ore.. May 31. The statutory forest fire season, during which permits for slash burning and ether precautions are required, be gins tomorrow with conditions offer ing little immediate danger anywhere in the Pacific northwest, according to bulletins received by the Western Forestry and Conservation Associa tion, the clearing house for all pri vate and public forest protective agencies. The wet weather has. how ever, prevented the usual sprins cleaning up of taunt' and settlers' slashings, thus leaving a greater me nace when dangerous weather arrives. Except in rare cases, with unusual care and under permit and supervis ion, it will not be safe to burn now before fall and the winter's accumu lation will create serious hazard all summer. For this reason prepara tions are being made for strict en forcement of all fire laws, especially those dealing with clearing and with spark emitting engines. Warning the public of approaching weather conducive to forest fires will this year be recognised by the United States Weather Bureau as a necessary service comparable to storm and frost warnings. In addition to the tele graphic forecasts of hot and windy weather usually furnished the private and public patrol forces, predictions will also be mailed to post offices in forest regions, for conspicuous post ing where they may be seen by people likely tn use fire in clearing and by campers and travellers. A special card has been devised, hearing fire pre cautions on the margin. Idaho timber owners' patrol asso ciations, in co-operation with the For est Service and the I'niversity of Ida ho, are preparing for the most in tensive development of the lookout system ever attempted in fire preven tion anywhere. Lookout stations on mountain peaks, with range finders to locate fires and telephone communi cations to notify the fighting forces immediately, have rapidly grown in favor In nearly all svstems. In Ida ho, parlies have just been despatched to the field to establish true meridi ans for all lookouts by means of so lar observations. Panoramic relief maps of the country visible from se lected stations will then be made, with accurate contours of elevation established by engineers, and the ob servers will also be technically train ed men. Where desirable, weather instruments will be Installed. The re sults of this work during the coming season, especially In learning how much It permits decreasing patrol forces, will determine Its extension next year. Full patrol will not be established Until late in June, but Oregon. Wash ington. Idaho and Montana will re port forces extending and reairlng telephone lines and trails, and that the severe winter occasioned unusual Windfall and breakage. In some regi ons the fire hazard is considerably in creased by such debris. The auto mobile will be used much more in fire ork this year than ever before, many associations having found that head wardens and inspectors can accom plish so much more that It pays to provide them. On the other hand, telephone building is somewhat dls-court-Red by the war price of wire. TENTH ANNUAL DACC FESTIVAL l V jDl a PORTLAND A V June 7-8-9-1916 NATIONAL DEDICATION COLUMBIA RIVER HIGHWAY In Connection Vith the Ro&e Festival June 7th. LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES and the very be.t travel service to and from PORTLAND will b iffojrded by the O-W. R. & N. Co. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM Tickets on Sale June 4th to 8th Final Return Limit June 17th For Further Information, Train Schedule?, Tickets, Etc. Ask T. F. O'BRIEN, Agent AFTER SIX YEARS OF SUFFERING Woman Made Vell byLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Columbu3,0hio. "I had almost given up. I bad been sick for eix years with i female troubles and nervousness. I had a pain in my right side end could not eat anything with out hurting my stomach. 1 could not drink cold water I all nor eat any ir.d of raw fruit. nor fresh meat nor chicken. From 178 pounds I went to 118 an l would get so weak at times that I fell ever. I began to take Lydia F. Pinkhun's Vegetable Compound, and (M days later I could eat and it dirl not !:urt my stomach. I have taken the medicine ever since and I feel like a new woman. 1 now weigh 127 pounds to you can Fi e wbat it bar. done for me already. My husband says h knows your medicine has saved my life." Mrs. J. S. FIari-ow, l(i?A South 4th St, Columbus, Ohio. Lyri.a E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound contains just th ; virtues of roots and h rbs needed to restore health and rtrength to the weakem-d orfMM of the body. That i:, why IV rs. fiariow, a chronic invalid, recovered 80 completely. It pays for women sutIV ring fr m any female ailments to insist upon having Lydia E. PinLhain'rf Vegetable Compound. PEHHITT CARRIES (.1 Wis OVER JINX GAME. especially regarding the number 13. for it was he Who pitched the 'Hants to their thirteenth straight victory. Perritt has more than made good j Ing's did not hefp her. rail In the guise of a patient. Some- since his arrest protesting the : Ti thing was the matter, she said, with clency of his cures. He promised to one of her knees. The healer's bless- have a young army of his former pa tients arrayed in court to prove what with the .New York aggregation which is making a sensational climb toward the top of the list. LEAGUE IS SAID BE DOOMED: IS READY TO I Schlatter has spent most of the time he says. vim: mountain SCHEDULE is DISRUPTED WITHOUT HOPE OF RECOVERY. Though the Pendleton team has been rejuvenated by an Injection of life-giving coin of the realm, the Blue Mountain League seems to be doomed to destruction. With the lo cal team back in the field and pre pared to finish the season, the Wes ton team Is said to have flunked be yend recovery. Pendleton got a team together Sunday and sent It down to Echo but Weston failed to meet Pilot Rock. According' to information received here, there Is little hope of that town fitting back Into the game and. un- less another town can he influenced 1 Join the ranks, the league will proh ; bly be disorganized. Kcho has Just struck her stride and W. keen to play to the end, according to R. K. Stanfleld who was here yes terday. Pilot Rock is also strong; for going through the season and Man ager Mc'larrlgle of the Pendleton team Is prepared to put up a hard fight. Nil 9 7 - 1 M ipr Zinc production of the United States during 1915 amounted to 600.00a tons- imam ! . .1 i V ; tllnlc at Trial promised. CHICAGO, May 31 Francis Sch latter, medical healer, may get a chance to convert the Jefferson Mar ket police court Into an improvised clinic. For Dr. Schlatter. 78. and venerable looking as his years, has found skeptics among the police. Mrs. Adele D. Priess, a detective sergeant, had the healer arrested. Earlier In the week, hearing of the doetor's practice and practices, Mrs. Priess had paid him a little official Let Resiaol Make Your Sick Skin Well i mm Parrett, the pi fork 'Hants is n 0; -iti the New lerstitious That itehing, hurninj; Hkin can al most certainly lie healed! The first urn; of resinol cintmcnt seldom fails to give instant rcliel. With the help of resinol soap, this lOOtMugi healing ointment usu ally clears away all trace of eczema, ring worm, rash or similar tormenting, sleep-pro- C turning hMii-uiiM'tisen quickly and at little cost. Phvhicirn' have prescribed resinol otntini nt Kgn larly for over twenty years, so you DCS I not hesitate to use it freely. Sold by all druggists. Your Toilet Soap Injuring Your Skin ? Many toilet souis contain harsh, ir jurioua alkali. 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