The Weston leader., May 19, 1916, Image 2

Kit jiQinvf elf
in. HEUpI&co,
Y.Ttynot get a foo4
oil stove so thatdur
Ing the hot weather
your wife or mother
ertUter or daughter,
cn prepare the
: meals in a cool, corn-
lortabU httchtnl
There he overheating
the kitchen with an up-to.
date oil cook rtove. It's
Just lie cocking with city
gas. The burner con
centrate the heat at the
different cooking point.
HEW PBSBECHON
GILCGMTOVE
L-rM X
I Jo wood or coal or
she to lug. NO
waiting for fire to
catchup. The long
blue chimney do
away With "all
smoke and smell.
In 1.2, J, and 4-bnrrwt-Uca.
with or- withoet
evens. Alio cabinat
modal with Firwies
cookinf evao.
STANDARDOIL
COMPANY
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For Sale by
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t
The Farmers Bank of Weston
Established IS9I
v TTT TJTT1 A GiYKT ski-rtlr am r1o strum fiveiM-mfe
1 (especially with the young) is that it makes
better, more useful, substantial citizens who work
fnrhphpttjprmpjit if the community Open an.
account with us; make it grow; be useful.
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Plan NOW to go
1 ty stUsj say Ajent r by writing the I
x Gekeeal Passenger Agent
PORTLAND
for information and illustrated J
X . "TOUR" literature. J
raoa meat
Market
Prime Beef
Pork, Mutton, Veal
Dressed Poultry
FISH Monday and Thursday
Get Our Prices
Phone No. 53. Orders taken by
phone for mail routes.
Ten percent interest on all ac
counts after 30 days.
Perry & Weber
CANDIES
The largest stock of
ars Tobacco and
Pipes
GiS
in town
KNIVES and HARMONICAS
I Kirkpat rick's
Confectionery
'
Nature's Food
for horses and cattle Is the grass that
crrows on meadow and hill. The next
best thing is sweet, clean, hay and
feed that comes from our mill. When
you need rolled (Train of the rijfht sort
for keeping; your livestock in fine fet
tle, look (or our sign ana tne gona
things for for your dumb servants
stored in our bins. We handle Steam
Rolled Barlev, Oats and Wheat; Baled
Hay, Millstuffs snd Chicken Feed.
We're local agents for Peacock Flour
and Blatchford s Call MeaL rnone&si.
; D. R. WOOD the Feed Man
'IZQZZCFt L WATTS
Aitoroey-at-Law
I'rwiice in all State and Federal
Courts.
ATHENA, OK LOOM
Chas. II. Carter
Dan P. Smyths
Carter & Smythe
LAWYERS
PENDLETON
OREGON
VVEOTON LEADER
CLARK WOOD, raH
stimcmrnoN tAiei
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IVt Im-li r month
IVr tiM'h, oil Inerrt loo ........
jn.t. wr lliieeerh liwrtlim.
enen.lra. War wa M ri.neetla mat Ins
Frenrh have lost mure than tha Oar
man, thay hv at 111 ttaan rlnfiirpd
by l.laMA Hrlilnh. and that numtwr
ran b aitttad to feat annuah le till
tla In both KranrH and Itrlllxh rartka.
Itia llrltlah hava In all about l.lut,P0
, . Ik. MrU... timtAm UttVlMtf I
.....II MiaSSAS In r-arrva aftar alios ln 1..
, I OOS.ao for loar and (or naval sr
" " ll. Tha Huoana f.it .saa.aas mrn
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miDAY
HAT rfcWi
rMS al In fattalflc at Wolaa, Ottsaa,
at atraaS tatt smII aMlMr.
a mm orimo.
rii, Antl.fialoaai Laaaru of Oraaoa
hu Kmb Mndlna- eut laqulrtaa to
In tralnlne laat ftaptmbar and inb'
ably now have Mii.S nndar arm.
Italy aaapa Its army up to a alranjth
of I.I0O.6.VS man. Ttta rantnant of
the Varblan army, aatlmatad at ItO.ifro
to I0S.60S man, la raturnln to tha
front.
Vttalnxt thasa nrw arm la and tbaaa
ranks atvadlly raflilad the Teuton na
tions and thalr alllaa ran only sat tha
numbar of younc man who annually
attain military at. This la aatlmatad
at ttt.SM for Germany, sad for Aus
tria may ba nlacad at not mora than
Turkay would do wall In ra
vary randhtata for lbs Orason lagU-
latura. asking bla vlawn as to ma an
torramant and onaratlon ot the dry
law. Ons of tha most Interaattnf ra
Dllee was racalvad from riadark-k
Ptalwar. candidate for the stats sen
at from Umatilla county. A ropy
was racalvad by Ths adar. and la
printed balow. This may ba rasardad
aa an axpart opinion. Mr. 8telwer in
hta oftica aa dmtrtet attorney aaving
had an opportunity to gat pretty wall
varaad In bla subject.
"Answartng your questions categor
Ically. I ad via, tl) that I am oppoaad
to any relaaalloa of the dry taw; tii
that I favor strengthening tha dry
law la two respects: First, the aales
of alcohol by drugststa. and. second,
the Importations of liquor from other
atatea: (Ik I consider H mersly aim
pla Juatir to tha old brewing later
aata of Oreaon who undertake the
manufartura ot non-alcoholic eubstl
tutaa for beer that thay should not
have to compete with alcohollo beers
Imported from other autea. Inde
nandant of thla feature, however, I
am opposed to Importation tor a sum'
ber of reasons. In the first place.
they cause the sending away of a con
siderable amount of Oregon money.
but the more aerloua feature la that
the bootlegger la enabled under the
present system of Importation to ac
quire two full quarts ot alcohol per
month, and then by acquiring two
quarts more locally, he can manufac
ture enough Imitation whisky to carry
on a thriving bootlegging business
throughout the month.
VMy experience as district attorney
la ahowlng to me that alcohol sales by
the druggists, and the Importations.
hen taken together, afford the boot-
lacaer an adequate source of supply,
and with the exception of a few sa
loon stocks. It la the only source of
supply' available to the oootlegger.
Tha saloon stocks In the end will be
axhsusted, and ought not In the long
run be a very Important factor In the
enforcement of the law.
"Tou may be Interested In knowing
that I have now under consideration
an injunction proceeding in which I
wiU seek to enjoin the Pendleton
druggist from the sale of alcohol
upon the ground that the aald sale
are unconstitutional, and constitute a
public nuisance.
"If the prohibition law la to he
amended by the next legislature, the
amendment ought td Include a pro
vision to the effect that where liquor
haa been aiexed. all thereof that haa
been used In violation of law, and in
addition all thereof that haa been
stored ur connection -wrrn-tne -liquor
so used, shsll be forfeited and de-
stroyed. The law now provides In ef
fect that the court shall order de
stroyed all liquor which be finds haa
been used for unlawful purpose.
Thla portion of the statute has been
construed in cases presented by me to
mean that the court shall order de
stroyed only such liquor ss was di
rectly used In the violation of the
law. Unopened packages, therefore,
and unopened barrels, under the con
struction made, cannot be molested.
do not know whether the law haa
been differently construed In other
Jurisdictions or not. but Inasmuch as
the law is not perfectly clear, it will
be a distinct -help to district attorneys
If the statute Is slightly amended."
erult ISS.OSS new men yearly, flrlt
ain alone could add I.SOO.oo men to
Its army without reducing the volume
of Its munition output and of Its for
eign trail a. There Is no practical limit
to the millions Russia ran pour forth
except the ability to arm and equip
them. In numbers the Teutons are
eutmatrhed and bid fair to be more
so aa the war progress, unless they
ran make each man do the work of
two with superior weapons snd greater
supplies of ammunition.
ECHO DEDICATES
ITS NEW BALL PARK
txwtus Ktandliif.
W,
IVndlrMtn,,,,,, ,, , 4
P1U Uock.... 3
Kcho. ................ ... 3
Weston..,,.. 1
league m-orra,
Kcho IS, Weston 3.
tWIUun 7, I'ltuv llock ft.
Nrnl KumUy's tiMMOS.
Weston si 1'uiiilleton.
I'llu llock al Kcho.
IVt.
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Ami
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: firyan declares that he will not g-o ss
alternate to the democratic convention
whereat we are dispteed to emigre tu
late the democratic convention.
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The probable defeat of the bonding
Isaue today will put th good roads
problem squarely up to ths farmers,
with whom its solution proerly be
longs,
Ths United States government
seeking to convince those belligerent
powers thst it is not responsible to
Germany for England's sma nor to
England for Germany's sins, but thst
each is responsible to the Uuited States
when violating its rights as a neutral
Our Mexican border is getting to be
deucedly frayed. -
In suing him for divorce the wife of
a former Pendleton saloon man declares
that he mads 110,000 bootlegging: in
one year during th previous dry re
gime. Perhaps she is after some
tainted alimony. ' "
At the pioneers' reunion June t and 3
old friends will get together again in
Weston who never see esch other but
one a year.
It doesn't appear thst Portlsnd's
secret circle" has even tried to square
itself.
Kcho dedicated US new baseball
grounds with a spectacular triumph
last Hundsy. Kcho has plenty of
sheen, but a gust was needed for the
sacrifice without which no triumph la
complete, and Weston was kind
enouah tn provide this interesting and
amiable animal.
When Kcho had finished Its cele
bration and IU stalwart hnll-tuesers
had grown tired of running around in
circles, or rather In squares, the story
ot th great event aa told by figures
waa: Kcho IS. Waaton t.
Kcho gloatingly batted the hearts
out ot the trustful and kindly Moun
taineers In Its half ot th first ranie,
when II virtually won the game with
five hlu and als runs. II was a tr-
rlfle awatfrat. and afterward th
Mountaineers wer required 10 plav
hopelessly and painfully an uphill
contest. They did well. Indeed, to get
seven hits and three run off Rcho's
new stsbster. a sturdy young gentle
men named Krauee, said to be a re
cent Importation from the Portland
city leaa-ue.
Karh with three hits. Curly Hale
and klarkham led the Echo slueeera,
Hale getting a three-bagger and
home run. Murphy also mad a home
run drive. Urlndell was the only
Weston player who could solve
Krause's delivery for more than one
hit. Krana and K lllomgren had no
difficulty In connecting, but batted
out of lurk.
U lllomgren had a finger broken
and mangled in the second Inning by
a foul tip. and gave place to Wood be
hind the bat.
The score:
Weston
K. Hloinirren, if..
KirkpatHck, 3b 4 0
l lllomgren, e I
Kraiis, l ,
llarnea, ef. .....
Keunaril, 2t . . .
tirlndrll. M ....
Wtssl, rtando.
Mi ill. p
Ilileuisn. p ....
Totals 3 3 7 SI W
Kcho all H M TO A
AH H H HO
.51010
1
0
tl
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J
I
I
1
.4
.4
..4
..4
..4
..3
..3
Hale. 31.
Markham, cf..... 5
l..inall, 21. ...4
'. Huakllia, e S
V. liuskto, lb...
K cause, p....
lark, as....,
Muroht, rf. ..
Kasell j oe, If .
3 I
3 0
1 3
2 II
I B
As both th French snd Germans ars
still claiming victories at Verdun, we
presume the only krs are th dead
soldiers and thalr fsiqUiM
Ford is surprising the politicians by
running nearly ss well as his cars.
A GREAT MAX.
The country may feel confident that
President Wilson will not lose his
head in the new troubles which the
Mexican hornet's nest is bringing up
on him, says the Oregon Journal. We
may depend upon him to keep calm
and guide his conduct by bis judg
ment. It to easy to follow the lead
ership of passion. Common men do
nothing else.
But Mr. Wilson Is not a common
man. He Is great both in his- power
of thought snd his deliberate action.
Surrounded as he is by a thousand
conflicting interests each of which
seeks to bend him to Its will, he In
vestigates for himself, uses his own
intelligence snd follows his own con
scientious Judgment.
The petty creatures whose plans
are baffled by his wise counsels rail
and Jeer at him. But so they railed
and Jeered at Washington and Lin
coln. The president who prefers the
lasting welfare of the country to the
clamorous Interest of the present is
always made to suffer for it. But in
the long run history does him Justice.
Mr. Wilson Is earning a place among
our greatest presidents by his serene
wisdom in this tint of excitement and
peril.
As President Wilson is urging co
operation in business, we sre resdy and
willing to cooperate with Standard Oil
The Fish Ladder tn Place.
After having been practically ruin
ed as a trout stream for ths
dozen years or mors by reason of an
obstruction In the Hudson Hay coun
try known ' as Pine 'creek falls. Pine
creek has at last been opened the
finny tribe through the good work of
Warden George Tonkin and Deputy
Jack Vincent.
Following Warden Tonkin's order
that a fish ladder must be put In by
the Hudson Bay farmers responsible
for the obstruction. Deputy Vincent
went down there laat week to
that It was obeyed and to supervise
the work. The ladder Is now in place
and Is of sufficient dimensions to so
commodate the largest salmon. It is
of regulation make, with 4x4 boxes
three feet deep, and with Jumps of but
one foot between each box.
Although outside of his jurisdic
tion. Mr. Vincent went over Into
Washington while on hl trip, and
found that Pine creek Is practically
unobstructed there, so that there will
be nothing in the way of whatever
fish that may desire to make this
stream their habitat. The late spring
run of salmon is not completed, snd
some of them may yet ascend to Wes
ton and above. However, local ang
lers expect tn derive their chief sport
next season from the opening of the
stream ..
IS 10 27 8 6
COUNTING IXS8E8 OF ARMIES.
War prophets are Just now busily
calculating the comparative losses of
the French and German armies and
the available forces each nation still
ha in ths field and In reserve, aaysj,, mni
1 11 C UICRUIIWO. JUi UK I It "I C IB1.UI.
Disconsolate Satan.
The devil sat by ths lake of fire on
a pile of sulphur kegs; his head was
bowed upon his breast; his tall Be
tween his legs, a look of shame was
on his face; the sparks dripped from
his eyes; he had sent his resignation
to ths throne up In the skies. "I'm
down snd out," the 'devil said; hs said
It with a sob; "there are others who
outclass me, and I want to quit my job,
HeH Isn't in It with th land that lies
along the Rhine; I'm a piker and a
therefore
hell. Oiv my job to Kaiser Wllhelm.
or to the Russian Czar, or King
George, or J. P. Morgan, or some such
man of war. I hate to leave the old
home, the spot 1 love so well, but I
feel that I'm not up-to-date nl ths art
of running hell." Exchange.
I resign
fin a m m n It I,.. maba, tvftt. Ills
tlons are made by friends of the allies 'loodv ., lnow. mor.
as a means oi proving mat uermany ., m , ,u. Im- .
IB sppruiicfltlljs MIC LiuiiiL wiicie iiri
decrease in the number of. fighting
men will compel the kaiser to shorten
his lines and to abandon the offensive.
The result is a mass of figures which
merely bewilders but which, is largely
based on estimates.
The events of the war and the
known facts of the present time Jus
tify certain general conclusions with
out wearying our brains with many
figures. Since the Germans have
been constantly engaged on both the
French and Russian fronts, their losses
must have exceeded those of France.
though the great numbers of Russian
prisoners they and the Austrtans have
taken will surely swell ths total Rus
sian loss to an equality with, If not to
an excess over the German. Austria
tost enormously In the first nine
months of the war and has suffered
a steady drain on the Russian and
Italian fronts. Turkey lost men by
tens of thousands in the first and the
present Asiatic campaigns and lost
heavily In the Gallipoll campaign.
The advantage of the allies consists
more In their superior ability to mske
good their losses than In any greater
losses they may have inflicted on their
trzule mark j umI ty rlirtiU M4irsJ otm
fit, ftcrttj inotlft, gt?rUst nr photo aUrf 4.
M-rtf"- for FRVf StAffCrl mm! mwrt
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Totals
Score by Innings
Weton ....I 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0-3
Kcho......... n 0 3 0 1 1 1 3 -15
Pummary Pncrtfk- hits. Hale, E.
Rlomgren; two base hits, Markham,
Uinwall, Grindell; three base bits.
Hale. C. Hosklns; horn runs. Hale,
Murphy; stolen bases, Markham. C.
Hosklns, F. Hosklns, Krauee I. F.a
seltyne. Kirkpatrlck; first on balls,
off Brill' 4. off Krsuse 1: struck out.
by Brill S, Hitemsn Z, Krsuse II; wild
pitches, by Hlteman I; double plays.
Hoaklna to Uinwall to Hosklns: hit
by pitcher. Markham. Lunwall; um
pire. Cox; scorer, Jsmes.
Not Afraid ef Celd Steal. '
In ber younger days Eugeule. when
mpresa vf th French uallou, was
noted for ber great courage, as th fol
lowing Incident prove.
At a brilliant dinner party some
what tactloMS generariold ber majesty
that women should not meddle In poli
tics. -
"You know, madfline," he sakl. "that
politics lend to war. and If lb worse
came to the worst yon would not bar
the nerv to fate cold steel. "
"Wouldn't IT cried the empress. "III
show your And, snatching. largs
knlf from the fable, ah Inflicted a
deep stab on hor arm. -
After tluit th general never broach
ed the subject of woman's lack of
nerves again.. ,
Sharpening a Peoketknlf.
Cutlers bar certain rules for sharp
ening razors, pocket knives, etc. "A
rssor." said one of the era ft quoted
by th Scientific American, "must be
laid flat on the bone, because It Is hol
low ground and requires s line edne.
But a pocketknlf requires a f IDT edita.
snd tb moment you lay It (1st on a
stone, so as to touch the k1 lulled side.
you Injure tb edge. It must be held
st an sukIs of twenty to twenty-Ore
degrees and hsvs an dg similar to a
chisel."
Ups snd Downs.
Lady (wba was on a visit to her na
tive townt How is Mrs. Gnbblof I
haven't seen her for a long time?
Hostess Sb Is bnrlng ber tisnnl ops
ami downs. Lady Visitor And what
may that be. I prayt Hostess Oh,
running up bills and running down her
DcliihlKirs. Buffalo News.
ADMINISTRATOrS NOTICE.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Umatilla (bounty.
In the Matter of ths Estate of Henry
uoiuuerg, ueceaseu.
Notice is hereby given that I have
been appointed Administrator of the
above named estate by order of the
above entitled Court and have duly
qualified.
AH persons having claims sgainst
said estate sre hereby required to pre
sent lbs sain to me, with proper
vouchers, st ths office of Carter A
Hm.nhe, Attorneys, In. the American
National Hank Huildlng. in The V tv
of . Pendleton, Umatilla County, Ore
gon, within six months from this dale.
Dated April 28, 1H1H.
WaltkhFakh,
. AdminUtrstor of the Km at of
i Henry Goldberg, Deceased.
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Gills' shoes, patent and gun metal ... ...
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See our line of MEN'S S110KS. Have the Har
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all leather. $2.49 to $4X0. Men's dress shoes,
button or lace, $2.49 to $3.98. e e e
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