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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1915)
BEVERLY ENTERTAINERS THE GOLDEN RULE STORE ...13 TMU FRIEND OP . THE WORIONGiyLkBJ The man who knows just how he gets every -dollar and is anxious to make it go as far as possible, at the same time getting only high-grade, new merchandise, Naturally Turns To This Blr, 1 Busy Store. '" ' ' ; i -' I ' ' ' , "' ' 4 M Come in and see our stock of Rubber Foot wear for men, women and children. RUBBERS OVERSHOES PACKS GUA BOOTS (for men and boys.) v We still have the II 1 i in many pretty colors. We think we can fit Let us try. you. (Phone Main 241) GROCER HABERDASHER tfiUJAM MmKCNZIE. rVwieMt A IL PRICe. Vk PratMtal e. n. sunn, Cawer E. L BLOMGREK. Aubtsat Cuftirr Established 1891 S Farmers Bank of I efe If you are figuring on a FARM LOAN now or later, come in and talk it over with us. Fine Jewelry Expert Repairing 1 will appreciate call when you visit Athena. I L S. VINCENT Hawk's Drug Store ATHENA - - OREGON J wrtio t roil asAHCM set : Mrtxn un.o roTUiiti an. ri wmp. wim imr i. i , I. f LJkWYCHS. v s J t, Washlnctos, 0. C j I. WATTS A'.brrey-st-Law ' la !t Stats aad Federal Coons. CANDIES CIGARS . TOBACCO Have Just Added a Stock of Knives and HARMONICAS Kirkpatrick's, Confectionery WESTON LEADER CLARK WOOD. P.UUhr SUBSCRIPTION RATES t SMdh in JJttnet Tim Year ....II AO Sis Months 0 76 Four Months,...- 0 RO ADVERTISING RATES . Per Inch per month.. to 60 Per inch, one insert inn .211 .orals, iter line each insertion. . . . . Oft FRIDAY MOV. 19. 1915 Calm, at Mm sestefflc al wulea. Ongea, m funicUu atail Ml Ifr. It'a ao bloom in' wet around here now that one cannot visualise the promised drought in January. While this is great weather for ducks, it isn't precisely dock soup that local fancets are spouting in brownish streams. Colliers' suggests General Leonard (Wood for president, and while our pol itics ain't the same as his'n we like the sound of his last name. Having been mentioned twice- in one issue of the Weakly Bulldogger, we are moved to recognise that particular number as one of unusual merit and brilliancy J ' , ' Cartoonist Reynolds pictures one worm in a million Uregon apples at San Francisco which cost Oregon the prize but is not so worse as a million worms in one apple. . .. Portland will likely be out of the Coast league next season, and would be offered herewith a berth in the East End league were it not a bit remote from this genuine center of basebsll activity. W5 THE oeveny entertainers w one sa the moafsuccesatvl ot the smaller coaspaatea that have aa tared epoa tyeeuoi work ta receat years. They tag, read. play Baaadollu and sultars, give maakal sketches n attractive oretamee. and thus offer aa evealag ot mol dalUhtful eatertalnatent. The raltaraloguee areaeotad by VUs Rna Bmlth. have beea aa mataataae- oua hit The Bsaaloal a am hers hi iMteh eoetuaiee have proved to he alue aad attractive ftetare, "A moat deltchtrul art ram" ta the vermin of all who hear this cornea". - (At High School Autitorium ftUS evening. November tt.) eobolic beveragee should be regarded and punished aa a crime by the national government-since a so-called "per sonal liberty" that makes for the de gradation of the race is pernicious, in tolerable. Slate-wide prohibition will be only measurably 'successful while the general government itself la virtu ally partner in the liquor trade. Senator Lane says that the kind of armor plate saed on American battle ships is obsolete and worthless. This is discouraging but pertinent Informa tion. We suggest that the officials and contractors responsible for its use be placed on floating platform encircled with this plate and shot at with four-teen-inch guns. Such an object lesson would be interesting, and might prove of infinite value. - Prosperity ia coming, shout the propheta, and will be due to big crops and war orders. Conversely, financial depression would have been ue to the domnitkm demmycraU. ; LOCAL DRUGGIST PLEASED We are hlhly plraned with .. the QUICK action of buckthorn bark. tOr certne. etc, aa mlted la Adler-l-ka. the apiMndlvllla preventative. ONK SPOONFUL rellevea sour atomach, as. and constipation AT ONCE. H Ooodwln. drucclat. ' lfiderhlll or Oelili"sh Overalls (Union Made) dollar bibb ever all only W jackeU to Heavy blue only Boys heavy blue bliih match -..sao Oahkoah Boys heavy Diue n and Underbill all sis Boys knlckerborker school pent; -..:. 49c, el, Me, lien's worsted pants all sltea ,, We. II.HV M.a,e3.M panla, eulf ht ll.W and ttm Men's corduroy torn Men's Mack Inaws lit fancy plaMa and checks, lust as well save a couple of rioliRrs - SJ.WM, M.Dti. I4.P0. 14.W Boys' Maeklnawa In fancy ta and Id values at ...M.fr plaM, . MM Boys' heavy ri Ira values . fleece en km suits, ieewe t'.e, and He Men's flannel HiirU In brown, grey and blue at We, U.it, ll.M Heavy fleece shirts and drawers . Ma Men's unions Mc, I1.4S, ll.M Tsa Can Do Better at The Golden Rule f 8 Ull C;t:n rsllsv J. C. rENNEY CO., INC. - fa Bwf Stmm) ATHCNA, OfltOON ..... i . , . ," ,-' in J.Li.' ...ii .i. uiy. We wonder if Baron Shibusawa aaw a buxs-aaw while seeing the sights of Portland. - SAFCTT OP THE NATIOX. In a atirrinr adlresa to a private nmrtr of aeweparer , men. J. mri BUckton. author and producer of the areat preparednew film, -roe uauie Cry of Peace." said that the final sal vation ot the country would be up to the country newspaper. "If the rural newspaper the country weekly snd the small town dUr--et behind the oreoaredneea movement and demand action by conareas." Blackton saia, "then we will see sn appropriation during this session that will be a good tarter. Of course, to get anywhere. we will need a serfee. of approprla tlons prorram for, navy and army which, spread over a period or years. will lve ua eventuany what protec tion we need. But if the small town newspaper refuara to call for prepar edness and prefers 'pork' Instead, the movement will fall. The protection of America la In the hands of the country editor." Mr. Blackton'e speech for prepar edness followed the viewing by news paper men of the film, "The Battle Crv of Peace." In which the author shows how helpleea the United States would be In case of attack by a for eign foe. New Tork streets are bom barded, homes are attacked, women and children terrlflrd ; and fathers taken out, lined up sgalnst a wall and shot The handful tf American sol diers are a Joke to the Invaders and enemy ships stand off our shores, out of range of our guns, and batter to pieces our coast defenses. 'These possibilities are not witnoot the basis ot fact." said Mr. Blackton. his address. "Instead of being a sleeping giant, we are a helpless babe. The dream of universal peace, has been shattered by the European nations and wilt again be shattered. Ws have learned that nations will break sol emn treaties wnen tney mm u iu their advantage to So so. The world but little different from what It was thousand years ago. But we. In, tne democracy of the United mates, are full partners. The responsibility of government and the salvation of the nation Is on every citizen. Every citi zen should be sbla to transfer himself into a soldier for the defense of his country. This is not imperialistic; it the very essence of a oemocracy that would live." ,. , Congressman Hobson tells the E. O. that "Bryan will be behind Wilson when the time comes" the Peerless One having had considerable experience in being behind somebody when be used to run for president. DR. C H. -SMITH Physician and Surgeon Office In Brandt building OKEQON WESTON NO WS THE miE to psy your Wtsstou Leader "sub" When Assessor Strain includes the corporations in his new roll, Umatilla county's taxable wealth will be set at nearly fifty millions which sum sounds pretty big until we reflect that it would hardly pay for one day's hostilities in Europe. We commend the fight of Congress man Hobson for national prohibition. since it is the only kind of prohibition that will hit the demon rum in a vital spot and result in any great measure of benefit to the American people. On the sound democratic principle of the greatest good of the greatest number, the manufacture or importation of al- VOTICK OP FILING . FISAfc ACCOt:.T. Nature's Food for horses and cattle Is the grass that crows on meatlow ana nut. mt next best thing is sweet, clesn, bsy and feed that comes from 'our mill. When vou need rolled gTam of the right sort for keeping your livestock In fine fet tle, look for our sign and the good things for for your dumb servsnts stored In our bins. We handle Steam Rolled Rarlev, Oats snd Whest; Haled Hay, Mlllstiiffs and Chicken Peed. We're local agenta for Pewek Hour and Blatchford sCalf Meal, PhotteZftl. D. R. WOOD the Feed Man New Shipment K EM M E R E R Weston Brickyard It's True Economy TO TRADE AT Tie km S i or b We bny for cssh and ' sell , cash at small margins. for GROCERIES Crash and Linen Goods NOTIONS School Supplies PHONE NO. 233 ALMA BARNETT i : in Uw GOULD BUILDING Is now open for business under ; new management. . Fresh Meats, Lard and Fish r. at moderate prices.; : -,: ' f Give us trial. 'r A. W LUNDELL, Manager J. ' ' sir fill Work Guaranteed WESTON GARAGE H. L. IIEDRICK, Proprietor - It's our aim and policy to have none but pleased ana satisfied patrons. Expert Auto and Gas Engine Repairing. . , Overhauling a Specialty. TsclCH rSiltviIira lib Erlia fTHE great impending fact about the two world famous CALIFORNIA EXPOSITIONS is that the opportunity to visit and enjoy them will soon be gone READ1 THAT AOAIN-IP YOCT IIAVB Don't say "1 cno't go." You can go it you you realise what the trip means. NOT RKEN TUKM. atil. You will go, if In the Conntf-Conrt ot the State of . , Oregon for rmatllla County. " In the Matter of the testate of Eliza beth Prlne (sometimes called Eliza ' Prlne),' Deceased, ; Notice Is hereby clven that I, as ad mlnlstrator of the above named estate with the will annexed, have filed my final account and report with the clerk of the above entitled . court, which court has fixed upon IX o'clock in the forenoon on December I, 1116, as the time, snd the County Court room In the Court House of Umatilla County. Oregon, la the City of Pen dleton, In that county, as the place, when and where any person having any objection or exception . to anyr thine In aald account and report con tained or to anything- done by me as administrator may present the same and thev v.111 be heard; snd at that time the court will finally settle said final account Thla notice la published pursuant to order of said County Court made In the above matter on October Xlth, J1S. ....... . ' : E. O. DEMOSS, Administrator, etc. ECONOMY Welding Machine With this new and suc cessful , device we are prepared to mend your Broken Castings. R, Ueuailen & Son, M. D.'s (Metal Doctors.) ; t Dale Rothwelll Optical, Specialist I give all my time to the fit- ting snd grinding of glasses. I T nsvs prRrticeo in renuieum aix. years. All work guaranteed. American Nst'I Bsnk Bid. . (Upstairs) Pendleton - . Oregon i Historically, geographically, educationally, from point of art, scl ence or philosophythey are the greatest you will sec. Bet yoo will have to zo right away if you set them. f We will plsn the trip for you. fares, Informs Z lion, expert travel service our pleasure. ASS OS. I S, S. NELSON, Agent, Weston R. BURNS, D. P. '& P. A., Walla Walla UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM The San Francisco Exposition closes Dec For the OextlODays we are offering the DELINEATOR, a monthly . issue of the BUTTERICK PATTERNS to the ladies of Weston at 75c a year. ' ' . ' : Call and Give Us Your Order THE BRANDT STORE oae4 ' e -
