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' MlLY EAST OREGONtAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, lfll3.j !;r '' 11 1 11 ri 1 ii ir 1 1 . 1 .jlj. VACX NTNH HELP! You may be able to defend yourself from a frontal attack, but. how about it if you are held up from the rear? Your body has to fight constantly again disease. It isn't alwaya a fair fight, because constipation ia a treacherous enemy that you usually don't re cognize until too late. Stagnating, poiso'h-forming food waste in your large intestines, helps disease to attack you and hinders you from defending yourself. Such self , poisoning causes over 90 of human illness. You may be held fast for months in the grip of constipation, trying vainly to free yourself by . taking castor oil, pills, salts, mineral waters, etc., in order to force the bowels to move. Not only will the constipation grow worse with the con tinuance of such remedies but you will be less able to defend yourself against the attack when it comes. t On the other hand, Nujol overcomes constipation 1) and brings about the habit of easy, thorough bowel evacuation at regular intervals- . It acts ' gently and harmlessly, at all ages under any conditions. : Take Nujol and constipation can't sneak up on you and cripple you when you least expect it Get a bottle of Nujol from your druggist today and wriln for free booklet "Thirty Feet of t Danger. tV1 fllilKt' Nujol U sold only in sealr. d If U filing, yfo, be.rin, ,ne Nujo Trade Mark. AU druggists. Insist on Nujol. You may sutfer from substitutes. Nujol Laboratories STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) SO Broadway, New York rTaa,it T aknp.fnrin. e. 1 1 r i K l a, . -wj.r. ...... .., uumara vn vo. i,ew jTwy J 50 Broadway, NewYork. Please send ma free booklet " Thirty Feet of Dsnfer" constipation and auto-intoxication in adults. " Nam . . Addn Farmers Refuse to Set Clocks Ahead One Hour WALIxA, April 1. City res idents turned their clcks ahead Sun day, but many farmers did not and nay they will not. They declare the daylight savinR plan does not work on furms, especially In the harvest season, when dew on grain Interferes with early work. They nay alHo men refuse to work after C o'clock, and If they want to come to town It makes It too late. Very tew of the farmers Changed their clocks. , Yakima Anglers Await Clear Water for Drive YAKIMA, April 1. Two thousand dime and flxhlng licenses have been taken out by Yakima county unifiers. E. C. Orcenham, county mime warden announced lust night after a trip through the county to check up on the work. He believes conditions are not favorable for good finning as the water la high and muddy in most streams. GOING UP! KNEES TO BE FIRST STOP w FOR SUMMER SKIRTS f RrG-H AND ) . aB1,,iB,"BBBwaaaaBeBsBasBesaaBaaeaasseaBaaiBBSBa ; The life of the long tight sktrt till be the shortest on record, if femininity U general obeys tn mandate of fashloa. as ao doubt , It wflL Slaves of fashion they ' glory U their servility One snort season sod the tons tight skirts mast give way to the stut tight bat short sisters. . it's time for the bowleg gad gin to weep. She looked upon the long tight skirt as a friend a need, ready to shield ber from the ridicule of a cold, hard world. The summer will be a hopeless -fA ' thai IwiwbiaTsed STIfL Then the knockkneed girl will bare ber innings. - A knockkneed style of locomo tion Is about to be Introduced with toe new skirls and tbe world la " awaiting the genius who will dab the new walk wltb a name! The hobbled ones of today needs must take tbe chain that joins tbeir ankles together to keep them from splitting tbe long tight skirts and clasp It around their knees to serve the same pur pose for tbeir new short and still tight skirts. DEMOCRATIC LEADER MOST RESIGN P1ACE PORTLAND. April 1. Will H. Hornibrook, Dcmocrutlc nutlonal com mitteeman from Oregon, will resign his ciunniHtee scat upon hl early re moval from the state, according to his uiiniiiincement In connection with the "pi-rchuHe of the Oolumb'ao. at Van rcuver, WHKh. He will become editor if the Columbian on Tuewlay. Mr. ll.irnibroiik, formerly publisher of !he Albany Iiemncrui.. and unce United KtHteH minister to tiani, waa elected to the Democratic national committee at tbe lant general election and nan lust returned from his firBt offlcla in-etliiK with that body at Washing ton. Wala Walla Pioneer Passes at Age of 93 WAIXA'WAIXA. April J. J. M. Oon, California pioneer of 1850 and of Walla Walla In 1865. died or. pa ralvals Saturday night, aged 93. Mr. and Mrs- Goae celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary here February 21. For 50 years they lived on the minm farm near Walla Walla. Mr. Oose la Ktirvived by four children, At torney T. 1. Gone of Walla Walla, ex supreme Court Judge Mack Gose of Pomeroy. Dr. J. K. Gose or Dixie ana i Mrs. Dorothy McCurdy of Colorado. Mr. Gose was a native of Kentucky, Idaho Ifas Commission For Stale Government Oregon Theatre i MONDAY, April ' America's Most Popular Romance. SUCCESS 00$ OF- - 5UCCE55E55 1Hlr005T TALKED OP rOPT1E CENTURA mmm m DOISK. Idaho, April 1. Idaho went under a new syHtem of state govern nient today, the cabinet or commission form. One member of the cabinet John Klrby White, qualified by taking the oth of office and filing his bond and immediately entered upon his du ties. He took over the management of the state sanitarium at Nam pa. Seven of the nine cabinet members have been selected. The commission- era of law enforcement and immigra tion, labor and statistics are still to be appointed. 'Governor Davis stated today that he had. two men In view and was endeavoring to get a dlfinite understanding with them. It Is better late than never; but the man who buys a summer suit In March is rather early than late. HAS MILLIONS BUT. IS REGULAR BOY The Play that made Hawaiian Music Famous. Presented by the same magnificent company Hawa iian singers and players that is seen in Portland, Se attle and Boise. The most talked of play of the century. s .1 PRICES $1.50 $1.00 50c. Seats on Sale at Thompson's Drug Store. i "JfF THOMAS AJYXSffKEX- Lister., fellows. If you had $10, 000,000 would you rather play football than own an autoT Do you think the movies would be good enough for you and would you want to study Latin? Well, may be Thomas Austin Yawkey Is a little queer In liking Latin, but he's a regular fellow every other way Jaat H and he Isn't a bit snobbish because he's going to get a little old i0. 000,000 from his uncle's estate. His uncle was for years one of the owners of the Detroit Tigers, and Young Yawkey Is fond of sports, fond of baseball and of football, too. He's won a gold watch charm ' for laying good foolball, .- Drinking may induce a general good feellnsr. but the good feeling lsn there the next morning. Occasionally a man knows a good thing when ho sees it. but most men ure too' dignified to recognize it- Rheumatism? Those of ns who are past middle age ire prone to eat too much meat and in consequence deposit brae-salts in tne irteries, veins and joints. We often juHer from twinges of rheumatism or lunibaxo, sometimes from gout, swollen bands or feet. There is no longer tbe slightest need of this, however, as the new prescription, "Anuric," is bound to give immediate - results as it ia many times more potent than lithia, in ridding the impoverished blood of its poisons by way of the kidnevs. It can be ob tained at almost any drag store, by simply asking for "Anuric for kidneys or backache. , It will overcome sncn conditions as rheumatism, dropsical swellings, cold extremities, scalding and burning urine and sleeplessness due to constant arising from bed at night. Send to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for a lOci trial package. Madera. Cal. " I recommend Doctor Pferea's Anuric very hiirhlr. I hava suffered for tbe last three yesrs with catarTfa of the bladder. bavtBa tried every remedy I heard of but without relief. I law Anurie advertited in the paper, and Hke a arowntng- man srabbins at a straw i tnousnt would trr It also, which ! did with srset soeeea as it relieved ma almost tmmediateb, before I bad taken all of Vie trial peckasa, and ha ins" great confidence In vie remedy I immediately sent so the drag- store and boua-ht a fnll-sise padres. I can lay to all snfferinc from any disease of the kidneys or uric acid troubles, try this remedy and suffer no kmirer. I have great faita ia D& Fierce remedies." S. P. Hknslr. DULL, SPLITTING. Dr. James' Headache Powders re. lieva at once 10 cents a package. . You taka a Dr. James Baadachs Powder and in juat a fear moments your head clears and all aauralgis and distress vanishes. It's the quickest and surest relief for headache, whether dull, throbbing, splitting or nerve racking. 8esd someone ta) the drug store and get a dune package now. Quit .suffering it's so needless. Be sure you 'get Dr. Jsmea' 'Headache ruwdeia taea voere will be bo utsap- pointmeiit, - With Cartoonist Satterfieldjri Washington ' d WeASlHWrWrMf ' ATTBEAir INTERVIEWS? THE WEATHER MAN I . BY SAT-SfBEAU ftEATaf PRIEtfOS: 'w ASlirXGTOX. D. c EAIKus-. ' tfc. m.a wn0rl Japes out tha weather Ipr aU these- more or lesai rWhtaS Kate. to handing out snow in wiatawJ Ulito APHI. .unshino In June. "I' feut I thought r get a few pointers from the Biff, Chief of the weather dopes ters of the country. I His same Is Prof. Charles r - Marvin, and ha ilta kebJad a desk In a nice, flulet. peaceful office up oa ktstTauVrounded by maps with all kinds of funny r" " j A- -om and taes stu:k la em. i r I thght the main hang-ont of Uncle Sam eathedopesters was going to be a breezy sort ot r.I 4, .wti.nri tha waUa labeled "Snow. , -Rain -winn. nail, tsii fto meet. He doesn't talk tike that, efiaer. tie m 'a reguUr human being. J But believe me. he s got some Job. Every aar ae) ; 'gets reports by wire, twice a day, from tha weathec nen In 200 cities all over the country. Besidea these 200 dopesters he has about t00 other people) . working for him. he said. "You see. .we have a pretty big esatbltshmeBt.T 'be told us, "When the reports on the temperature. jwind velocity, barometric pressure, and the amount fOf rain falling come in from our 200 office, we gel a map ready and engrave lines on Utbographeran stone which ahow the temperature In all parte of the country. Also we put on little arrows showing the circle Is empty. It's clear: If It's half black. Uw . i ., if ,'. 1 1 hlatr it'm rlnn A V tw 4 . ik. .tpu .rnntv it's clear: if It a half olac aw w.n. j " . . . . , , .. . it nartiy ctouay, ana u it wan -- vi-uu. -j tain." "Wind." "Hall, ec.. .- brick I "Ihis map also shows the parts of the country But Ifa nothing of the sort. If, a plain reo. on . -l h , , nraiolla a hours. Then wa building with a big hitlm fnBT maS 't P In type the temperature at artous plaeea. building behind where they print the f Wl ;? "ke a proof of It and transfer It to the stone. That, from lithographers- atone, op on top is a g th0 who"le thjng ls printed , lhre color, and la die tour - - - ..y" ,h,t it tnbuted. ao any one can see at a guinea ju ! wind ta blowing, or something like tBf J kind ot weather tt is In any part of the country. -J Well, we sat in a nw u'b. "tirtmt.mk "But that a only a small part of our work. we. i.nl Ian SSKM us CO lane auu -" ' c r . illj, , AaM AMrw ,H, h ah. "J"""1" j ",tH (ha.t dsy. 12 save snippers miiuuns oi ouiir larvln had doped out the veather Jtor that w. 14 wcather warnlnga. Saturday we issue a fore-( a nen ne caiieu JTri hf, He'a east of the weather for tne coming weea. aooui a , si. loiw nfa while he talked about hia too. He a . , ,j Utt i. v.-t t wrtuUy nice fellow. 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