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And the powder itself
smooth cr.d fine,
cool and soothing. Ask
here for Tele Jontcei
today.
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Oat tato the habit of driakke
glass of hot water before
Weakfaac. '
Millions of folk! bathe Internally
low Instead ot loading their system
.with drugs. What'a an Initde
bath"? yon say. Well, It Is guaran
teed to perform mlraclea according
to hot water enthusiasts.
There are rait number ot men
and women who. Immediately upon
arising in the morning, drink a glass
I hot water with a teaspooarui or
limestone phosphate in It. This la
Terr excellent health measure. It la
tatended to flush the stomach, liver.
kidneys and Intestines of the prevl
as day's .waste, sour bile aad Indl
gestlble material left oyer in the
body which if not eliminated every
slay, become food Jor taalHoas ot
bacteria whleh latest the -bowels, the
aalck result is poisons aad toxins
which are then absorbed into the
blood, causing headache, bilious at
tacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds,
stomach trouble, kidney misery,
sleeplessness. Impure blood and all
sorts of ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next, but who simply can
not get feeling right are urged to ob
tain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate, at the drug store. This
will cost very little but Is sufficient
to make anyone a real crank on the
subject ot Internal sanitation.
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VERA CRUZ ARE ACTIVE
MEXICO CITY. Sept. .Revolu
tionary activity by followers of Felix
Dlas have been begun in the vicinity
ot Vera Cruz, according to late press
dispatches.
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PENDLETON. Ore., Scpt-4. New
relay strings from California, prom
ising even faster relay and pony ex
press races than heretofore, will be
seen at the 1920 Round-Up which
opens Thursday, Sept. 23 and shows
for three days. These strings will
compete against tho old favorites
who have thrilled Round-Up audi
ences for years past.
Indians of tne Umatilla reserva
tion, In spite ot the high cost ot get
ting Indians to perform, will be In
the parades and much In evidence at
the show this year. There will be at
least 500 of the natives and their
cayuses In the parades, lending that
element of savage finery that is so
i appealing to t those who cosaasifeere
imi ice ibo real wcai.
Roads leading to Pendleton are
being put in the best possible condl
tlon for auto travel. and each will be
generously marked with signs to
point the correct way to the Round'
Up city.- Special efforts have been
made to provide ample accomoda
tions for auto tourists and they are
also to find enough gasoline here to
start them homeward with a full
tank. The Round-Up seat sale open
Monday, September 6.
HONOLULU, T. II., 8ept. 4. Jap
an has declared her Intention of
keeping troops In Vladivostok until
the security of life and property ir
guaranteed,, according to, Vladivos
tok reports to Toklo, received by
Hocbl, the Japanese vernacular pa
per -here.
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SHIP YOUR CASKS
or parcels by our transfer
service. That will insure
that they will be carefully
handled and that they will
always reach boat or train
on time. We don't believe
in 'any last minute ship
ments. We always get there
in plenty of time to make
sure the goods we carry will
not be left behind.
WeUrn Traaifar Co.
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It mny bo that round tho family
breakfast tables, or on 'tho front
porch nftor tho evening moal which
In tho forward mnrch ot our clvlo de
velopment Is beginning to bo known
among our social loaders as "dinner"
politics form a subject of discus
slon. It may bo so, but on tho street
they're a dead Issue, at a season
when, accordlnc to all precedent and
custom, they should bo a burning
topic.
Talk county or city polities with
tho first man you meet and thoro'a
not a flicker of Interest awakened.
If you persist In tho discussion he'll
lot you know ho Conslilcru you'n bom,
more or less plainly according to his
breeding and Ideas of politeness.
Tho stones that aro being cast Into
tho eastern political puddles by tho
lenders ot national politics produco
but a faint rippling ot tho matters at
this distance. Just enough ot a rip
plo to tnako tho follow on tho edgo
ot tho pool take notlco that thoro Is
a dlsturbanco of tho current, but un
less you strike a rabid partisan tho
dlsturbanco Is not sufficiently pro
nounced to causo rnoro than a throo
mlnuto argument. At tho end ot the
first round no's ready to quit and
talk about something sensible the
crops for Instance, or tho number of
new buildings going up, or the
chances of getting a buck or rainbow
It a fellow could only get away for a
tow days.
I asked a labor leader tho other
day If ho thought that tho Qompers
manifesto, rccommondlng Cox for tho
laboring vote, through a comparison
ot the rival presidential candidates'
past stand on labor Issues, would cut
much Ice with local unionists.
"I sec," ho said, "that they gtvo
Cox a perfect score, 59 times to the
bat for labor and never a miss.
That goes tho numerous varieties
ot the well known pickle king two
better don't It?" After which cryp
tic utterance he followed tho usual
schedule and switched to another
subject.
oaui auuiiiiu m itaisaa ui4wi-r
Qam DknulaMaVa ! Htalnv-
ity la California' Indicates that heT
will have solid backing in theiNovem
ber race. The Republicans of the
golden stnto showed wisdom In se
lecting the strongest entrant from a
strong field and can be countod to
Stand strongly behind him In the
Tlnals.
Incidentally, not halt of Callfor
nla's voters went to the primary
polls, showing that the apathy re
garding politics fs not a local condi
tion. 'Twould be a gladsome thing to
predict that Oregon Republicans
would rally strongly to Stanfleld In
the general election, but
I was talking to a staunch Demo
crat, who was evidently no admirer
of his party's senatorial candidate.
"I don't know If I'll vote for Cham
berlain," bo said, "but he'll get
enough Republican votes to elect
him, anyway. You notice that he
seized Republican hands first when
he was hero recently. He's a vote
getter and a politician.. He cares no
more for us than he does for an
empty bottle, alt's the first tlmo In
Six years, perhaps more, he's been
here, and If he's elected or If be
!nn't It will bo six years, or longer,
before we'll see him here again.
Nevertheless he'll get a lot of Re
publican votes."
' "Hut," I argued, "the principles
Involved In this campaign aro so
much larger than nny man, even
than Senator Chamberlain."
' "Doubtlessly so," was tho reply,
"but It's hard to make the voters see
that."
The only ray of hope in local poli
tics was gathered In a short Inter
view with Al. Loavltt. I asked hint
If we were going to have a city, elec
tion this year. '
"You hot wo will," was tho ready
response. He went on to outline an
audacious plan for hurling it dell In
the face of the Htate legislature,
which decreed that cities of over
2000 should bold elections at the
times and places of the general elec
tions, and by use of the state boardc
and machinery.
Judge Leavltt holds that without
a complete overturn of tho city gov
ernmental system, it would be Im
possible to follow the state law. So
he Is going ahead In tho pld way.
Ho says ho has a complete registra
tion list and that the election will bo
a free and untrammelled expression
of the will of the electors of this
sovereign borough. "Once they have
(exercised their freeborn right of
franchise, let's see the tribunal that
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will Uaro to set aside their wishes,"
dares tho local leador.
I remarked It thoro was opposition
to tho Incumbent 'administration, the
courts would' no doubt bo appealod
to In settlement ot tho post-election
contest that Is sure to arise. Which
remark raised a fighting glint In the
Judgo's eyo and evoked a parliamen
tary speech which I gathorod was a
challenge to, "let them go to It."
What plans tho Incumbents have
for retaining their seats aro not ac
cessible. The writer has been train
ing with tho wrong crowd and ncccss
to the Inner circle Is barred. Coun
cilman Upp, It Is understood, has not
lost his aspirations for tho mayoral
ty, despite tho baptism ot flra receiv
ed on account of his championship of
tho local Magdalens and his opposi
tion to other moral roform measures.
No doubt his stand has helped him
In certain quarters, and It Is easily
concelvablo It may havo outweighed
any damago done him with foes of
prostitution and gambling.
There Is no organization porcoptl
ble for putting forward an opposition
ticket. According to Judgo Leavltt
petitions for nomination to the city
office must bo filed not later than Oc
tober 15, which leaves time enough
for rustling votes.
There Is a feeling, qulto wide
spread, but as before said, the writer
has access to but ono sldo of tho dis
sension, that tho sentenco of tho
mayor and council Is written In tho
27th verso of tho fifth chapter of
Daniel, but unless mora enthusiasm
Is astir In the next few weeks Its not
unllkoly that they will be returned
to offico on tho crest of a wavo of In
difforenco. MEX. PRESS BUREAU
SUPERSEDES CENSORS
MEXICO CITY, Aug. IT. (y
Mall.) Creation hero ot an official
bureau of Information for tho for
eign press was followed, within a
fortnight, by tho disappearance from
the cable office In Mexico City of the
censor, who tho contsltutlon of
1917 to tho contrary, had revised all
messages, press messagos In particu
lar, for tho last 10 years.
Ilrlnglng ot the censorship to the
attention of President de la Huorta
has been the most notablo feat thus
far performed by tho Information
bureau. All foreign correspondents
have been listed and Identification
cards (photographs attached) is-
suod to them,.
Operated through tho Department
of the Interior, over which Manuel
Agulrre llelanga presided, and with
Mario Mendez, gonoral manager of
the national telegraph lines, as chief
censor, the censors wcro a factor not
to be disregarded up until May 7,
Uwhen tho Carraaza government evac
uated the capital. During the war,
charges of pro-Qermanlan against
Berlanga and Mendei often were
linked with intimations of the value
This is a P. a to the letter I wrote you on the
buzzing Limited. Kid, for n fact, I'm hitting. 13
on making up Camel advertisements, And I'll
toy it riiht here I Porter, give us tho lights I
Just skimmed another swell Camel fact I Stop
this: Guess I've smoked a million Camels I Pete,
they never tired my taste yetllll And, old socks,
put Camels to the teat I Then you'll wise up
that Camels leave no unpleasant clgarclty after
taste nor unpleasant clgarctty odor I
That's some smoke newt, I'll say, when you
been trying to fuss the "straight" brandsl And,
old shoe, you ouiiht to know, they gave you a
lacing I
' What makes n dent on my disposition Is that
while Camels are tho mildest cigarette and tho
mellowest clgurctto nny mun can buy they've
jfof all the "body" you ever heard tell of I
Why Pete, I got as many new selling ideas
about Camels as there are hairs on a purr-kltty'a
tall I
Drop your old lamps down here, how'a that
for blazing the joy Camels pass out I
Me for more of 'em
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ot tho censorship to tho Hermans In
Mexico.
Not only wero allied business In
terests resentful and poworlcss, but
foreign correspondents faced a
greater Inconvenience, even danger.
Even though tho censor hailed
transmissions of nows stories Judged
"Inconvenient" for tho Carrnnza gov
ernment, tho mero filing of such a
story was sufficient ground for de
claring the correspondent a "per
nicious foreigner."
When President do la lluortn met
all tho "little ones," as the Mexican
officialdom forms Journalists, of tile
foreign press at a lunchoen on June
12, he was asked about tho censor
ship and declared ho did not know
It existed. Immediately he directed
Colonel Ilenllo Ramirez, his chief of
staff, to ordor Its discontinuance.
150 Shades!
Every tube of Purola Shaving Cream contains the
"makin's." for about 150 cool, satisfying shaves.
Each particle of cream multiplies itself hundreds of
times with water.
Wc waited years before wc put out a "Purola
Shaving Cream. We were not satisfied to put the
nirola name and guarantee on record until we
Jir.u a cream that represented a real improvement.
Now, make this test I Take a several days growth
of beard those boasting of tough, wiry beards,
especially invited. Use hot water and a pinch or so '
of Purola Shaving Cream. Sixty seconds of lather
ing and you'll have the face covered with the cream
iest, softest lather a man could want. It'll retain ita
creatniness without replacing until you've been over
the face, and (leaves a comfortable, exhilarating
impression that lasts long after you shave.
Oct a tubo at your druggist's. Try it tomorrow, and if Purola
Cuam doesn't do what we say, the trial is on w. That's our
guarantee.
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WEATHER RECORD
Hereafter the Herald will publish
the mean and maximum tempera
tures and proclpltatloa record as tak
en by the U. B. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the pater's Issae, up
to C o'clock of that day.
Pre
Max. Mia. elpltalloa
Sept. 1 SB 4t
Sept. 2 55
Sept. 3 00 54
Sopt. 4 86 49
Sept. 6 83 44
Sopt. 8........ 80 43
I.ondon nas an average population
ot 41,000 to each ot Its 119 squaro
miles.
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