East Oregonian : E.O., May 13, 1919, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Al Spangle returned today wHK hit
bride from Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs.
SlMngle left at min (or lr.,Slugle
home north of Pendleton. ,
Four nUmnn were men md three
captured In Tee I spring, recently,
the first time ti the history of the re
sort that Salmon have ascended to the
spring.
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"OmTXtJ LIGHT
A pons; i ringins
In the lonesome night
Sweetest singing:
"it'll soon he light!"'
The darknejfe listens.
And its dream grows bright;
A dim hill glistens
Oh, if coining light!"
FUNNYBONE
1
Hunt to Stop.
'T'in going to floor Gabson, who
talks as if he know everything1 there
is to know, '
"In what way."
"I'll k him who 1 the president
of China."
"Don't 1o 1U Onbson ham a Chinese
laundry man named Hop Sin jr. He'll
tell you Hop Sing in president of China
and so right on talking."
A bin nky bending.
And a. Son in sight; .
.larknes ending
In & wop Id of light
THEIR OWN BREW
in the war wave way Jater to
' trie more serviceable loose fit
ting blouse. Their dress suit
1 was the same with the excep
tion of the frock coat , with
ERMANVS purpose in lengthy tail which made every
making war was aggran- P"vate resemble an officer,
dizement. It was the ; T!euy twere sraily bedecked
only object. , The imperial iw,th brass b uttons and many
gnvomment hH nlinl for ornaments, uincers vied witn
ed, dark blue ctiat, white trous
ers and high hat.
During the Mexican war the
uniforms were somewhat more
uniform but took on a more
brilliant aspect with gaudy
trimmings. . '
During the Civil War the
private soldier's sen-ice uni
form was a dark blue, tightly A MW roWOP.
fitting Short jacket, light blue "You say the woman vote decided
trousers, dark blue cap or black I thp result in crimson Gulch
in tne war gave way later to
Ambiguous. ,
Artist (showing latent 7 Picture)
"My object was to try to express al)
the horrors of war.'
Friend "I have never seen anyth
ing more horrible."
You (say the women's vote decked
plural number," answered Cactus Joe.
"One woman decided it. As soon as
the young lady postmaster. Announced
how she was goln' to vote every one of
us balloted the same way without fur.
ther argument." ,
Xcat CYmipromtw. ' ' "
"Sisters of our returning heroes will
please line up on the left," said the
chairman of the, reception committee.
"I'm not exactly a sister," said one
pretty damsel, hesitatingly. "Rut 1
promised to be a sister to at least a
dozen of these boys. Am T eligible?"
"T suppose so. miss. Here s your
StiL Rheumatism?-
ears on aggression. When the ach 0ler in expensive uni-
time came thev struck. They ,.rm2, of,th.e fiPeSt broadcloth;
were rthiM in ur nH thw;lhe Confederate army went
would haave been unscrupulous Wrongly to dress in the early j badge, i.et conscience b your guide.
In making peace had they won. i '';
We know what Germany did ?nn. hls ' Reminisc enses 'Bays
in KrnrA in 1870. We knowithat m marching to the battle
what thev planned to do with r Ku K.un " his officers and
Belgium if they won this war; :n,any privates insisted on the
we know thev would have j nPrttu f thr trunks
made the United States pay an 1 filled - with extra uniforms. By
indemnity. Germany- planned j1" same authority four years
to subdue the world and had to!,ater- even a blanket was look
a large extent accomplished i ed UP0" as - nowlty and an
that object when America in-!0"03 as a cunoS1ty.
terfered. ! t was not until the Spanish-
t How in common sense could American war that a reason
the allies impose less severe ;b'e uniform was adopted and
terms than they have? The:"1"1 e muumcawons is sun
Germans planned the brew, i worn. Long may it be honored.
;Let themdrinkjt j O00'bui,di
PVOLUTION OF THE UNI- Joseph's academy makes a not- wife-
FORM - 'able addition to the city's bund
I i ; ling program and the proposed
-sr T i ,' ntrpstino- to note the - hospital construction will be
jl evolution of the American something still grater.
Washington to those of Wil-! If Belgians do not want
son. Our revolutionary heroes, to prosecute the kaiser we
with few exceptions, had little iwouia iiKe 10 near tneir expia-
A Ijickjf Iiivcry. ,
Two women of the jmrvemie class
were 1 (jicupainfj the future of their.
re-r-ct I vo sons, w h en one of t ho m
paid: , .
"Do you know, I believe that a
boy's development depend. larwely
upon h, s environment?"
I know It," replied th other as
she carelessly toyed with her jewel
box. "There was my cousin. Wil
liam's boy he never knew what it
wan to have a well day till the doc
tor found out the trouble was with
hifi enviroment and cut it out.
' Those of us who are put middle age
are prone to pat too much meat and in
consequence deposit lime-Baits in the
arteries, veins and joints. We often
utter from twinges of rheumatism .or
lumbago, sometimes from gout, swollen
hands or feet. There is no longer the
slightest need of. this, however, at the
new prescription "Anurio," is bound
to cive immediate results as it is many
times more potent than lithia, in ridding
the impoverished blood of its poisons
by way of the kidneya. It can be ob
tained at almost any drug store, by
simply aaking for " Anuric" for kidneys '
or backache. It will overconle an eh I
conditions aa rheumatism, dropsical j
welinga, oold extremities, scalding and
burning urine and slcepU-sane&s due to
constant' arising from bed at night. i
Send to Ir. Tierce's Invalids' Hotel,
Bnffulo, N. Y., for a 10c. trial package;
Madera, Cau "I rcrommend Dortor Plrtt't
Anuric very hUrh-r- I have tmlTmvd for the Imst
'three years wfth cvterrh of the bladder, having
tried every remedy I heard of but without relief.
1 saw Anaric advertised In the poperand tika a
drowning- man grabbing at a straw I thcnight J
weald try tt altoy which I did with rreat success,
it relieved ma almost immediately, before 1 had
taken all of the trial parkay. and having treat
confidence; in the remetly I immediately sent to
the dnif store and bouirht a f.ill-nifw pmcktgn.
I can say to all autTerintr from any diseaso of
the kidneys or uric acid troutls. try1 this remedy
and suffer no tonirvr. 1 have arreat fiiiLh la Dr.
tierou'a ramediM.S. P. 1Ii.nsm;y. ' '
Meck-
to excite their vanity in the way . nation.
of areas. The exceptions be- ?
ing a small number of wealthy,
officers and a few independ
28 YEARS AGO
Have you noticed that the
'last week of school is usually a
i.f rmonriQ Ti-Vin nre irinrp ' signal for rainy weather in
or less gaudily attired in knee Pendleton?
pants, long tailed coats and ."" . . .
high cocked hat. Each colony, ! Speaking of thankless jobs
and even different regiments ! how would you like to be a
from the same colony often had : German peace delegate 7
different uniforms. This was .............
jn the beginning, later, as the:
-war progressed any old clothes
were hailed with delight, the
inhabitants often being called
upon to donate cast-off cloth-;
1 fh ori- . I (From the Daily naat
' Although there was some at-, H j CoIn9 left toy for Hpp.
"tempt made after the close of;pner to WOrk tor stoked and.zeiur
the war to adopt the French , on a new brick building soon to- be
tvlo nf Inner routs and hifirh i built In that city.
cockades, it was not strictly'
followed and when the disturb
ance Of 1812 caused the army
to be called out it was found
that each state had a different
uniform and the army present-;
ed a varigated appearance. At ;
the close of this war the!
pregonian
J. Barnhart has finished shearing
his band of 2500 sheep at Barnhart'r
Station which averaged 11 pounds
each. His wool la being hauled to
I'endleton.
The wedding of Miss Minnie Switz
ler and Mr. Frank Pharpsteln will be
solemnized this evening at the Switz
!er residence in Walla Walla, Mrs.
A. W. Xve and Miss Jesie Nye have
A n"lroof.
understand," hegnn Mr.
ton. "that we ore going to"
"Don't say that." interrupted his
"Say that you believe, that you
opine if you, choose. Hut affairs are
jnst now In such a state of complex
ity that noboMy with your limited
facilities for observation and deduc
tion is warranted in asserting that he
understands anything."
HOUSEHOLD
PEP TON A
WILL HELP YOU
A ' simple way to add
strength and vigor to indoor
workers. i
Oftentimes the inactivity i
and confinement of indoor
work results in a general !
"falling off" of physical fit- j
ness. ;. .
Peptona, our best tonic, is I
ideal as an aid in combating j
these conditions, and in re-i
building run down systems. J
Peptona contains organic'
Iron, Malt. Manganese andj
Extract of Cod Liver Oil, so !
combined. that it is pleasant
to take and easily; assimi-:
lated by even very weak di-,
gestiye organs. ,. . j
For Sale Only by i .
' Pendleton Drug Co. "
Thompsons' Drug Store
Pendleton, Oregon
are doomed
Dandelion Greens.
Karly vegetables are disappointingly
scarce and hich in nrlce in most Darts
of the country. F.ut dandelion greens stomach bitter, highball
can be had for the cutting and now to disappointment.
is the time of year to get them, fori To be sure.-such: preparations win
thev become strong in flavor as soon'oe sola, uixeitise me iu ...
as "they go to blossom. Get the ten-! "kick." But the Jolt will be followed
der young greens.. They will be m- ' a morning-after effect compared
peciallv gritty because they grow clos.Ho which return to consciousness .i.
to the surface of the ground, so you j a three.days cahmpagne revel will
nust take time to wash them careful- m like recovery from over-lndul.
Iv. When yon have washed them lnK" in maltedmllk.
one water take the dandelions f rom I For the revenue bureau is going to
the pan and pour off the water. . no see that alcoholic medicines contain
not simplv pour off the water, for 1nenough' medicine. In each fluid ounce
thi- wv the rMt will remain in the of medicine containing alcohol as one
pan. So whrfn you "hav cooked them.
ThisBeautitiiP Eleven
Piece Set of
praiAssov
A
TO ANYONE COMING IN OUR STORE AND
Purchasing a UNIVERSAL Stove or Range
for $30.00 or more during1 jd ates of may 15th, 16th, 17tii,
Thursday)' Friday and Saturday . !
'".') x . . . .-. ''
Step in and see our famous Universal Simplex Combination Range, burn
ing wood, coal and gas." So simple "that a child can operate," over one
hundred satisfied users in the city.
Remember the
. fl 1 T
Trench Style was again adopt-1 gone to Walla Walla for the ceremony.
Helps and
Strengthens
Never Hurts!
This is one of the ad- ;
vantages of Postum
over tea and coffee.
POSTUM
' is made of wholesome
cereals, and is caffeine
free - one of the finest
beverages conceivable
for the "entire family
young as well as old.
Economical
and delicious!
lift the greens from the kettle instead
of pouring off the water. In this way
any grit that has been left will remain
in the bottom of the kettle.
Remember that dandelions take
considerable time to cook rather
more than spinach. Some cooks allow
from two to three hours for dande
lions who would allow never more
than an hour for spinach.
The dandelions should be cooked In
boiling salt water. Since the time
varies that Is needed to cook dande
lions tender It Is a good plan to cook
them well in advance of the meal
when they are to be served. When
they appear to be perfectly tender tak
them from thet water and drain tnem
thoroughly and throw Into a chopping
howl. Chop (hem- well and drain
again. Xnw put them into a ooimie
boiler, nrtrling more salt If needed, and
pepper and butter to ta."te.
Ithnbarb .Tuloe.
A most refreshing beverage, nethatj
is an exc ellent spring tonic as well.
Is rhubarb Juice. Cut up some sticks'
of rhubarb and pour over about three!
eupfuls of water. Allow the fruit tol
stew for about half an hour, then
strain through a muslin, add a few
drors of lemon Juice and sugar to
tnste.
I of its basic properties, there must be
an "average dose or one or m'nw wur.
patlble drugs of recognised therapeu.
tic value."
Hardly "Compatible."
Medicines which do not meet this
test are classed as "booze." Their
manufacture and sale for "non bev
erage" purposes are forbidden. On
the date prohibit ion becomes effec.
tive the manufacture and sale of such
so called medicines will be stopped at.
together.
With the revenue bureau forclnR
alcoholic medicines to keep up their
standard as medicine, those sincere
seekers of alcohol, ignorant of the
effect of "average dose of one or
more compatible drugs." will learn
that the word "compatible" in no way
refers to the .human system.
Dr. A. B. Adams, neaa oi ine reve
nu
States 100. "00 preparations contain.
Ing an average of from 14lo 18 per
cent alcohol. Many have the same
formula but are sold under different
names. Some contain as high as 90
pot- cent alcohol. Among these Dr.
Adams mentioned "hot drops," a mlx.t
ture of 90 per cent alcohol and oil of.'
Peppermint. Two or three drops Is a I
dose, and Utile more Is needed to od
taln a "bun." i
IS JUXil N OX
t'HINKSi;
l'opular One. Analyzed.
Among seekers of alcohol ln patent
medicine, the bureau has on record
: SAN jnSM. May 13. The fhmese'
lotteries in San Jose must go. Thltij
Is the firm determination of Chief;
of l'olice J. N. Hlark and orders have j
l-een Iwlied to the entire police de- ;
partment to this effect. Officers have
been warned that thev will he held
; prosecuted.
liO-rTEItlKHl Wednesday night nine Chinese: lot.
, tery" places Were raided by the police
and a litri. quantity of ticket, seised.
ue bureaus laboratory, says there are
lantifactured and sold in the t.'nlteo
one man who drank a two ounce mlx.i .u lctly accountable for the presence
ture of 0 per cent alcohol and 3 I of iotlPI.v jint. on their respective
per cent ether ana uvea, ine innuiVam and. Chief Hliu-k haj Issued a
Ingredient was not mentioned and ; warning to the general public that!
might have been the lire saver. anyone found playing th. latteries j
During the last fiscal year ended jwitl he Immeddlntelv arrested and I
June 30th, 11 sample, of non?hev. j
erage alcohol and medicines were ez- i
amlned by the Internal revenue lah
oratory. According to Adams, prob
ably 25 per cent failed to meet the'
government.
The bureau is Informed of the man.'
uracture and sale of such medicines
principally through the field force of
revenue agents. An agent who hears
of an unusual demand for a pre.'
serlption will buy a bottle and send
It to the laboratory for analysis. If i
It contains too much alcohol and not j
enough drugs, the manufacturer hears
a few days later from the collector!
of' Internal revenue. I
ORE THROAT
or TonsiUtis, gargle
with warm salt
water then apply
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CHICK FOOD
Use it,
Save the baby chicks
Get it at
Colesworthy's
129 E. Alta
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Phone 134
mm
Prone Salad.
prun pfilart b dliciou for lunch
eon. Ptpw nn pound of larfru prunes
until wft, without nweetenln. Drain
and pit. thpn fil! the cavil lea with
neatf or cream cheese and ferve on
1o(tme leaven with mayonnn!e drpuff-in
"BAYER CROSS"
ON ASPIRIN
THIRSTY MAY OBTAIN
"KICK," BUT JOLT 100
'fBy l'nited Press.)
"Hush, little bur room, don't yon .ry.
Voii ll 1 a drug store bye and bye."
Always Ask. for Genuine
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
FORD
Onlv Asp'rn Tablet, with the safety
"P.aver Pros." on them are genuine,-
"Uoyer Tablets of Asplrn." owned andj
maile by American, and proved safe; g
bv millions of people. 1'nknownj
nuantltles of fraudulent Asplrn Tab-jgg
lets were sold recently by a Hronklynjgg
dealer which proved to be coniP'eed
mostly of Talcum Powder.-' 2
"flayer Tablet, of Aspirin" should1 gg
always be naked for. Then look f"f
the safety "Baser fYos." on the pack.:
WASHINGTON-, May 12. Take It I
from the chief chemist of the bureau!
if Internal revenue, there'll be no sin.
Ister mean nr in tne finove couiuein
when the prohibition laws become ef.Jage and on earn tablet. Accept no-.
fectlve July 1. fa hlng else! rrnper directions and do- gjg
The hoys who hope to find nr- sage In- each Mayer package. j gg
er ase from sorrow nt the demise of Asplrn I. the trsde mark f Bayer gg
T . . k. n fj.ri.iKnm hv ImhlhlnfF In . M.nilfactur. Of
"ur Cur. t'jT Matarta." or "Clanksi f gaolioocld. ' fjk
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