Ml e the' 0ld Come in and see our stock of Rubber Foot wear for men, women and children. RUBBERS OVERSHOES PACKS . GUAV BOOTS (for men and boys.) We still have the- -st t in many pretty colors. We think we can fit you. Let us try. : jl (Phone Main 241) Krrr and eelftsh figure pleading for tllnarmsment when we AurwtVM hv. no trmi i throw wy. Bryan may win certain email pro portion ot his large perianal follow. Inc to hie point of lw-i-noigh, we My, ( brine confusion and defeat up on hla party; but h will aever win the country to hla point of view, and It ho peralala la hla present course WIN msraly mum a. vaat amount t lrw Ma without accomplishing hla person al enda Unices ha haa throwa all Po litical wisdom and discretion to tha winds, now la a moM opportune lima for him to gracefully subside. GROCER HABERDASHER WtWWWWVWw vw -w -w w - " w . . , .. ........ WILLIAM HacKENZte, rWdrat j. n. mice, vim tnu C M. SAITH, CaaMr U BLOMGREJI. Aunts Cashier Established 1891 The Fa Bank of Weston If you are figuring on a FARM LOAN now or later, come in and talk it over with us. ! . Fine Jewelry . Expert Repairing I will appreciate a call when 1 you visit Athena., I L S. VINCENT l - Hawk's Dm? Store ATHENA - - OKEGON i I trade DiMrk. d wriwtita Mald r In. IW4 MM rinutaa er ptoKo. Ml S. rrltHbn to fKlt SSARCH M rwort PATtMT BUILD rOHTUWf r i MH)aarMnsr. Wrtmttemr. D, SWIFT a CO. aaa A it ri W n A CANDIES CIGARS TOBACCO Have Just Added a Stock of Knives and HARMONICAS Kirkpatrick's Confectionery norisiri. watts Atforney-at-Law rr--.!ep lo all State and Federal Coii its. ATHENA, ORROON WE8TON LEADER CLARK WOOD, PsMbher ... SUBSCRIPTION BATE! Strldh rfi Afhtnt The Year.............. II 50 Six Months 0 78 Font Month 0 AO ... ADVERTISING RATES Per inch per mniit !.... ...... .....Iff W Per inch, one inaertimi 20 lorais, per liuemrli insertion..,., lift FRIDAY . ... NOV. O. r?1S E.tms at the sestoffka at VuU. Ortgoa, at seceed-ctau auil eMtttr. rEACE, BRTAX, PEACE! William Jennings Bryan ia for DR. C. H. SMITH J Physician and Surgeon Office in Brandt building WESTON OREGON NOW'fl THE TIME to pay ymir Weston Leader "sub" peace except within the ranks of the Democratic party. Herein he has sounded a, note of antagonism to ward PresfrJent Wilson that may occa sion exceeding discord among the Great Unwashed and lead ultimately to their undoing In the campaign of Ills. - T la Alfftontt tnr Rpvtn a. If I. for Roosevelt to keep still when he isn't satisfied. Rather than not to be seen and heard and read, we fear be would rather disrupt the party that thrice honored him with a presiden tial nomination. Ha may be aincere, but a sincere man who Is also ob stinate and likewise wrong Is just about as disturbing a factor as a cock roach in the pudding.. . Coming out in open opposition to Wilson's policy of preparedness, Bry an may causa the administration and his party great embarrassment with out being able In the least degree to estop the progress of what he regards as the militarist movement In ' the United State. In other words, na tolnal preparedness will be : carried forward, despite whatever Bryan says or does. It Is necessary and It Is pop ular. Bryan may be aMa to defeat the administration's program and he may be able in It IS to defeat the adminis tration by Imitating Roosevelt and bolting his party's ticket, but he will never.be able to defeat preparedness. If this nation isn't put Into an ade quate condition of defense by the dem ocratic party, the work will be done by the republican party. The great ma jority of voters recognize the necessi ty of arming Uncle Sam, aad will tol erate no half-way measures in that direction. . bryan Is unable to understand the view point of his countrymen in gen eral which is that proper military and naval safeguards are the best as surance of peace. We wish to be strong, that our tolerance, our fair mindedness, our respect for the rights of other nations, may not be regarded aa a confession of weakness. We also wish to be strong that no other nation may be persuaded to Impose unjust demands upon us In the knowledge that we . are unable to defend our selves. To be prepared for war doesn't mean that we will be seeking a pre text for war, any more than it means that the big, strong, well-developed man Is always looking for a fight- Generally he is amiable and even tempered, and will seldom use his fists unless attacked. The better armed we are the bUr we will be able In future years to bring about an agreement among the nations looking to unlverda! rw. We would cut a A M1D.MGKT NKWRPAPKIt. The Oregon Journal announces that next Monday K will begin the puMU-a tloa of a mldnlght-mornlng rural route and out-of-town edition. This will ba seat to alt parts of the Oregon rountry on midnight and early morn las' train, giving all the news of the previous It hours. ..' The Journal haa added a leased night wire to Ita facilities, which el ready Included two leaaed day wlrea. Tha Journal haa been carrying the news of three press associations, and thla additional night service will ea hance Ita commanding newa poaltlon. It Is really remarkable how tl e Oregon Journal has grown. Estab lish., In ltl by C. a Jackson, who prior to going to Portland had brought tha Kast Oregonlan to the front In Eastern Oregon, It Is now from every standpoint' the leading after- noon dally of the Pacific Northwest. The news field of the world ia raked and combed for Ita columns, and It also excels in local and editorial Held. Front time to time ft haa annexed to Ita staff the best aew.peper talent of Oregon, and Ita chief editorial writer, Frank Irvine, haa a concise and point ed style that always lends Interest and value to Ita editorial page, C. H. Chapman, a scholarly and - able writer, and Rex Lampman. a brilliant young humorist, are among the I cent additlona to Its force. Both were formerly with tha Oregonlan. C. 8. Jackson la a newspaper build ee who has scored one of the very few signal triumphs In Journalism wit nessed In the Northwest during the past twenty yeara He Is the only man who haa ever been able to chal lenge the powerful Oregonlan In Its own field aad win. Many times before hla advent had the feat been attempt ed. Never before waa It euccessful. Mr. Jackson, however. Is naturally a great executive, aad would have been equally as successful as a merchant prince, a railroad magnate or a op- tain of Industry, pondering hla ca reer. The Leader man Is nevertheless Impelled to reflect that Mr. Jackson (our formsr boss) hss never run a O. Wash., nor set a stickful of type. A mighty man la he, but we couldn't use him on the Weston Leader. SAM PHILLIPS SAYS A WORD OR TWO TVy Creek, Ore.. Nov. i (To the Editor.) I want to reply to the Inter view with Mr. Men Walden which you nublLhed la the leader. As Mr be-j ing tha first ahlt t ltiM hvtu in Umatilla county, I do nut know that I am, I know one thing, however, I waa bora Beplember the Mth. lilt, at Cayuae station. 1 am proud that I aa born in Umatilla county. It makes me a native eltlsen of thla coun ty, . A Umatilla Indian, you kaow, Is a nstlve of the county, and 1 stand as one with the noble red man. We emigrated to Lane county, Ore gon, at lived there until I wss II years old. la the year HIT we came back to good old Umatilla county aad bought a place on ivy creek, and I have lived there ever alnee, I have tried to swell the population of Uma tilla county by raising a family of elevea children, six sons and five daughtera, all of whom have growa to manhood and womanhood. And I ran say with some degree of pride that all were bora In the same house on the old homeetead where I now reside on Dry creek. There are lota of good In Inge about Umatilla county. One good feature la that It rontalna some of the finest widow women of any county In the tat: and although the widows de not concern me, 1 am proud of them as Umatilla county asset. Now aa to my pioneer friend. Me, Walden. I do not think he should be come so concerned over the first white child question aa toloee any sleep or to suffer any decrease In ap petite tor hla meals, as I am sure It doesn't bother me one bit. ft. T. FHIUjrfl. ASTONISHES WESTON The QUICK anion of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc.. aa mixed In Ad ler-4-ka, the appendicitis preventative. astonlahre Weatoa people, ONR I SPOONTTL of this remedy rellevre emir stomach, gas aad const I pat loo ATI ONCE, II. Ooodwln, druggist. WAU.MXO IS fOCXBED. The nomination for J. M. Banister for mayor at the recent primary means, we take It, that Weaton In tends doing Ita share toward sustain' Ing and enforcing the new state-wide prohibition law. Mr. Banister haa at ways been an ears est and active sup porter of prohibition, and hla record and work along this line are wetl known locally. That he la the com' munlty evident choice for mayor shows where the community stamla It show that "blind plgi" and "speak eesles". and "boot-leggers" will not re tolerated here. It eervea warning upon anyone who might be disposed to engage In the subterranean and secret traffic, in liquor after the first or the year that the community prep. red to walk upon him with hob nailed shoes and convince him that he is a malefactor of great andeslra billty and cussedness. It shows that breaking the prohibition law will not be regarded here as a peccadillo to be passed over with a wink and a grin, but that punishment of the culprit will be swift and sure. Singular that tha New York suf- frairette who used her shoulders as a siim hoard lost her causa, when the had such admirable backing. ODD BITS OF NKW8. Altoona, Pa Unable to speak above whisper for four yeara. Miss Mollis Prlsch, an Invalid from pulmonary troubles, awoke from dream In htch she approached death, and found that shs could speak perfectly again. She declares she la going to get well. a reimport, t I. After hiccough ing for ten months. Cortland Brooks dead at his home here. When he began to hiccough he waa taken to a hospital and put In a plaster, but con-' tinued to hiccough even In his sleep. Phyaiclana diagnosed bis malady as tuberculosis of the spine. - Danbury. Cnon, With bis right arm severed near the elbow and the flesh hanging in shreds, John Calkins, 14 years old, a chauffeur, drove his automobile with his remaining hand two miles to get surgical aid. His arm was cut off by an ensilage cutter. Waycross. Ga. Dr.. J. H. Latimer, member of the city council, bad an operation performed to remove a No. I birdshot from between his fingers. The shot entered his arm over It years ago and had never troubled him until It worked between hla fingers so that he was unable to move them. Itoxton, Tex. At a birthday party given by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Watson In honor of their son, Rufus, a fruit cake graced the table which was cook, ed twenty years ago by Mrs, -C. H. Shlljlog, of Paris, the young man's aunt- She gave it to his father and told him not to cut it until the boy was twenty-one years of age. The flavor was said to be fine. An ' ; , OBDIJfAXCE JfO. Ui. ' Ordinance for the levying of , General Municipal Tax for the year HIS. The People of the City of Weston do ordain as follows: Section 1. That there Is hereby levied upon all taxable property In the City of Weston, real and personal, a tax for general municipal purposes of IS mills, as follows: Lisht fund, t mills; Street Fund, I mills; General Fund. ,1 mills; Sinklnir Fund. 2 mills; and Library Fund, mill on each and every dollar of such property for ths year 1911. Section S. That this ordinance shall take effect and be la full force from and after its passage by the Common Council and approval by the Mayor. Passed the Common. Council and approved by the Mayor this lih day Of November, 1111. , A proved: P. T. HARBOUR, Mayor. Attest: ANDY T. BARNETT, City Recorder. The Piane'e aeveei Oetavee, llntH of stauaard le have a key hoard of seven ut-tnvea at threw notes arty-tern white keys There Is s no fi Ibis limit As M K the keys at either end of the kvrtmsrd are rarely wwd. and Ihv uow that ran aow be prndweil front tha lowest ro the highest, iw'ade all ha have an) dVnuite rnuxkul value to the homsa ear If lbs vwtuiaea of Itw aeyhuard were itewdVd the added keys wwiM PvuIimw sounds or mtleew without so; Buoxkel sUtNlnvaswi II ta pette rot the Iturosa ear tu perrelve euoeda ovet rang of about ek-ven vrtav-. Pol the nrodurtkia of ninnk'nl sound Is coo nurd to the seem sod one-third UrtM. Koetuw llrmld A Snortenetl Visit. "Phi the Utile girt from avxt done gave a guod timer Inquired I he fond tothef. "Tat nut euro. BMUima, ask! lb wbH- child "Her nun siild h could Stay two aours, but I gave net eoiwr broMHia oa bow to bebsv whea on a vlxlt, and I rvwd to nrt w-ersl i lispterv from thai deer little bk yon gave me called Itimllltoos I'Muie Fur Futile Peopra aud sue weed bue aa hour earlier." CWvtaixl I'tsia liraiar. Geneva, Ohio Menu: Breakfast. spring wster; luncheon, spring water; dinner, more spring water. That was the diet which Dr. H. O. Huffman, oculist, lived on for 47 daya. Th doctor'a fast' Is said to have saved his life.- It's True Economy TO TRADE AT T.8 Ecoacay Store W bny for cash and tell for cash -at amall margins. GROCERIES Crash end Linen Goods NOTIONS School Supplies PHONE NO. 233 ALMA BARNETT etfiei' Goo for Less Monoy Ttmt s what rnti will find at The flntden Hute tin. That I thy rtA son this la AUieni s dig Hu.y Wore. It's the wsy we buy our goods, le Jether with our m drn metfails. that the people apprsetoto. WET WtAlBUI COOPS T PI1CO TOU CA tfrOM Tf PAT Ijulles' rain coals, the kind that Genuine galierdlne sherl rsln slip, on mats-why pay ll.M to ' llolden Rule I"Tlce.. C1160, 114.75 Children s rain reals. II. W, flM Women's first quel ty rubbers ... 49e Misses' first quality rubbers 4He Otiki'a rubbers, why pay ode? our price, , Sc This Is greet umbrella weslhr fur school children... 4c, 9c, Mo Ladies' umbrellas, steel frame, Jo-inch site, priced at ... ,. 4c, , M 11.49, I.M Nice assortment of lattice' fur sets, also separate muffs, at prices you ran afford to pay, ' ' Utller aeeUvent, Men's ralti coat, fi-nulne rubber. In.-1 cloth ..HW, l W, M M Men's Fur H" h gabentlna KedV rein, why 111.60 to 3uT (ioldea Hule Price Jltofl, l4-7e Men's high t-P Isra boots (you rsn save oe dollar en every pair) priced at ,4.60, UW. f&M. W.W Boys' tilgh tP I" boots foe wet weather. H H (-. M Roys' storm rabbera . nt-eeaieWV Men's first Quality rubbers, why pay It. 00! our prwe i. JIM Men's heavy rolled edge and Keel, why pay tl.tt? our price, ave Men 'a lined Alaska rubber, why pay II.46T our price mi avV Too Can Do Better it The Mk Rule f.Lf2l (to ft!!.? J, C. PKNNEY CO.. Inc - (W Busy Stores) ATHENA, ORIOON New Shipment KEMMERER e oeowoooooeoooooooeoeow LUMP COAL. woeeoeo.aoaooowooee Weston Brickyard t -. "i All Work Ouaranteed . rATi " II. L. IIEDmCK, Proprietor It's our aim and policy to have none but pleased and satisfied patrons. Expert Auto and Gas Engine Repairing. Overhauling a Specialty. 7dal.!l i ! Meat RuHt In the GOULD BUILDING - Is now open for business under . new management., ,, Fresh Meats, Lard and Fish at moderate price. ; aCsT Give us a trial. A. W. LUNDELL, Manager vem Nature's Food for hprses and cattle Is tha grass that grows on meadow and bill. Tha next best thine; la sweet, clean, hay and feed that comes from our mill. When you need rolled (Train of the right sort for keeping your livestock in fine fet tle, look for our aijfn and ths good thing's for for vour dumb servants stored In our bins. We bundle Steam Rolled IWIcy, Oats and Wheat; Haled Hay, Millstufts and Chicken Feed. We're local agents for i'eicock Flour and Bhttchford ' Calf Meal. Phone 281. D. R. WOOD the Feed Man - "t1 1 ....-i L-'M'i ia.in,,..ju..ji sfoncK or piu.va nx.u ACCOCHT. In flio fYrantv Court of th Rial of Oregon for Umatilla foemy. In the Matter of the Ketale or CI Isa bel h I'rtne (aometlmea called Cllssi I'rlne), Deceased. Notice la hereby given that f, as sd mlnlatralor of the above named aetata with the .will anneied, have filed my final account and report with th clerk of the above entitled court. which court has fixed upon 11 o'clock ' in the forenoon on December f. If It, s the time, and tha County Court ' room In the Court House of Umatilla) County, Oregon, In the City of Pen-, dleton. In that county, as tha place, when and where any person having any objection or exception to any thing In aald account and -report con tained or to anything dona by ma a administrator may present the same . and they' will be heard; and at that time the court will finally settle said ' final account. This notice la published pursuant to order of said County Court mads la the above matter on October Mth, 111. . a DKMogfl, Administrator, ate ECONOMY Welding Machine With this new and suc cessful device we are prepared to mend your Broken Castings. R. Lieuallen & Son, M. D.'s , . (Metal Doctora.) DR. W. G. IIUGHE3 Dentist ; Ofllca in tba KIstn Building, Milton Hours, 0 to 12 and 1 to 5 TRY OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT "f and reduco the cost of Hvipfr. Entire store operated on a STRICTLY CASH BASIS, which moans BIG SAVING for you. , Wo present hear a few quotations, subject to market changes. Coffee, good brand.......;.,..,.,...,........... 25c lb Flour : $1,40 per sack Sugar........ $6.60 per sack Beans 10c lb........;..". 3 lbs for 25c Apples ... 85c per box Fels' Naptha Soap 10c per bar or 3 for 25c Honey.,. 85c per half gallon Jar THE BRANDT STORE