The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, January 18, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextWESTON LEADER CLARK WOOD, Publisher The Year $1 50 Six Months 75 Four Months 50 FKID&T, JAM. II 1911 Enttrrd at the poftoffice at Helton. Oregon fecond-cU( mail matter. La Follette was merely expelled from a club when lie ought to have been hit with one. The Bullclogger ed. is on a vaca tion,' which his wearied readers hope will continue indefinitely and so on ad infinitum. The defunct army captain who said he "hated to do it" before kill ' ing four bank officials with an axe, has never received the slightest meed of credit for his humane and considerate remark. - The Uolsehkivi balk at allowing Germany to make peyc without letting go of the pieces. What isn't in a name is indicated 1 l e U "Von ri'Alunc oy uitr xaci umi a- v u ..v.. mine called the Success is quite evi dently a failure. , - Anyhow, Newton I), linker is trying hard to demonstrate that he is secretary of war instead of a tennis club. The Leader uses a plain board box as a waste basket, but it is big enough to hold the contributions of candidates who are looking for free advertising. , In trying to get Russia out of the war the Bolsheviki will probably not succeed in getting the war out of Russia. ' This country's real mettle will Dot be known until it h. fighting hardship as well as the German.',. Statistics ar riot available, but it is thought that Weston did a larger volutin of bur-iusfc in 1017 than The Leader's subscription list will be placed on a cash-in-advance basis March 1, 191S. After that date no papers will be mailed that are not paid for in advance. Long experience has convinced us that this is the only system which is just to both subscriber and publisher. We trust that those of our friends who are interested in the maintenance of a pioneer newspaper in a pioneer town will cheerfully respond. Although the cost of publication has increased, the Leader's subscription rate continues at the same figure, $1.50 per year. CLARK WOOD, Publisher ever before in its history. 'I he thriving trade dene ly its two leading stores contributed not ti little tit this happy result. The obvious conclusion is that the busi ness is here and that the local mer chants merely have to develop suffi cient pep t0 K't "m' no''1 While drenching Oregon and Washington, Jupiter has ignored California, which shows that he must have been misled by the wet and dry statistics. He who has never known the joy of generous giving in this, the hour of his country's need has saved nothing and lost much- if there be any profit in soul development. The Under man feels a positive sense of reilef this week, as though he had gotten rid of a painful bun ion or an aching tooth. His ela tion was explained when he remem bered that the Pendleton f!ulld"g gcr failed to make its usual unwel come appearance. The U. of 0. professor who re signed because he couldn't live on 31000 a year, would better not start a country newspaper. Uncle Sam ought to outlast the Teuton, because he has a much better constitution. Having given the county faithful and intelligence sevrice in the low er liouV, Roy Ki liter is justified in his ambition to step up. In killing thirty-eight of their officers those German sailors final ly turned the Teutonic homicidal mania in the right direction. Nick having escaped, somebody and it may as well be us is tore to say that he i.i Romanoff". The most beautiful calendar that ever hung upon the le ader's, walls is a recent gift from the I'rcston Shafler Milling Co. U portrays the U. ii. is. Pennsylvania "On Guard for Liberty" in New York harbor. Garfield's drastic fuel order, which will shut down thousands of factories for the term of five days, is now in full force and effect. Diamonds are a form of carbon all right enough, but the poor biei bles cannot be converted iuto coal. WESTON'S BIG STORE EARNS SIXTEEN PERCENT Tin- annual meeting of the Wc ton Mercantile Company was held Wednesday in Masonic hall, and Mi IHT'-ent of the stock was represent ed in the voting. Tin; incumbent officers and board were re-elected, as follows: Dr. I. Watts, chairman; I ley Winn, vice chairman; J. H. Wil liams, secretary, treasurer and man ager; .loir Hodgson, Frank 1'riee, Sim J. Culley and Joe Key, di rectors. The annual report flowed th- gratifying profit of sixteen per cent for l'.llT. A cash dividend of eight percent was declared, and eight percent was passed to reserve. The stockholders showed their appreciation of the successful con duct of the store's affairs by extend ing a vote of thanks to Manager Williams. The gratification of the st'iek holders over the store's fine show ing is shared by the entire commun ity, its it. is a community cnterpri:e in which a large, number of local people are interested. "The lilrtlint'iiii Is H'lppoHcd to con trol our (li'slinli'3. Now, wliat In your iilrthatoneV". "JihIkIiiR from di.t life cxperlemo I am Inclined to licll.-ve It Is u brickbat." KichuiiM- The II r-c-t hook plate for tho library of I'oliimliln rollcKO nits inndc. in I7!t.". It -.Vim ilcslKiied mid etched mi topper l.y Alexander Andcrnoti, I lie (Irst Amer ica :i wood engraver, whllo lie waa ii inolh nl mi in lent. St. Tnriiiiliw, the apostle of f'oill. II'. i"l In the find ChrlMlan century and I i ft i t r -' I mi olive Irro liofnre tltr clnircli fledi.iited to him in Cadiz. Tills tree I;' alwaja in full UliKini on ttie fete day of Torijualua, May 15. rot W. RITNER WOULD GO ; A NOTCH HIGHER Ki pi esontativc Key NN. Kilner litis itnuotinced his candidacy for the republican notniuiition for the nll'ice of Mute Sentttor Item ('inn tilla county. ' Mr. Kit tier has been a i evident of the county for thirty-live yem and has paid taxin ever since he iillam cd his majority. He was educated in the public school:, of the i oulilv and in the Weston Normal. After .cvl.'liili)' school for two Icim:. lie vvenl to work in the IVmll. Ion Sm mi":, liauk, now the .ieet vnn N;i lion. o, and .- cinplovol there lor l,;n .ai... The pa.,1 let. i.n.. lie hits i.. Hewed fat tninv. which occu pation lie poclN lo uiil true. Mr. Kit n pt .ntc.1 I'm. mil;. telU'tv in the t lie e.eii Hon e of II, p i m i t.il :v.v (tiirili.' the I'M ', .mil I'M',' - "ion; . He intro l iceit e-y few lulls, bill Ml.v.-ede.l in pi.'-.mii nil of Urn- which he ....U'..o "I He I. Anted m'-l 'f In en. i ie. towiitd (''Mine a ".pliue de.il for I'aM.in tlicgoii, w hich lie desci , I '. ti man's j"b. He xtvc.l on the road and highw:i i in ilt.e in both m-..moiis and wit-, c'liut man o the banking commit'. . winch ham died the ruial ci, .in law at the I t-t .'...loli. Mr. Kittiel decln-i-lh.it ' 'I elid ed Slate Senator I wiU continue to work for I he best ii.t.i.M.. of the state at large and I'mit'ilbi county in particular. I believe in puttuip, politics in the I ackuroiit'd and Ki tntg Uluml the I're-.id. nt for the Slicce.-s fit! pl.vrf'CUll.ili of the war." FROM THE MOUTHS OF BABES My Kit, lie said 'at he'd tell rue Just heaps of tilings about a trv. So we went out and walked around Till we aw i young on' in the ground The tiilt-l-cM, wce-bit-iest ll'iv. N"t half ' high as a jay leid' knee. And I'a. he :viid :f we'.! U ase it be Some day 'twoui.l be ji i.ill a. Me. He said a nut failed m the j'tonnd and then a sprout Jr.' peeked Its little iio;e l,:;ll out . Hut when I a-ked what made it grow, My i'a, he says, "Your Ma will know." Sometimes that way he lets me 'At he dotit' know us much ns she; And I'm s'prised 'at a great big man Can't tell y.ni what v-mr in, una eim ! CI.ACUlf'S Til VKK. Camilla tinn tlx prlinlpal rnllroaJ lllll'K. W In n a .leer Is nltli.Mil Imrtoi lif fl'Pl IVi'lIK l.lfo Sflcr all Ik 1'Ht 11 Mc l.iliMlti: of Utile tiling. Siiml, Hilt iiml . I umy nil ! from tin" diiiuo niiiir. e. The ftriit rlcetrtc l oninllip daiv 4 far buck ait ts.1l. llntlatKl twin fl,.1V!.'J'Jil i''l". ;i.-i.-S.10 of them mules. Hiirsnpnillln of cnimei'ii' ceini'i. frntu a "lic lel of MllllllV Silver bullion lis clUTi'iii-y l.i iikkI tu a roliMlilfiubln cMiiit III CIiIiiii. Tnkn atlvmitnuR f oppurtuiiliii'i. Put il.m't lj out". l'lillutli'lililii Iti'ionl. I'hiclc IVhiit wit rf .-ii ym iimIiii; thin yonr? Wnlt Trolley. I.iinib A ili'llcloux it I I j Ik intuli' iy l.iiKlin: PKKt bi small teiiiiitoes or poie lieii on rico. Hurrah, or liuzznli. Ik tin' oliloKt mui most lomiiioii cx Inniiillnii In nil Inn The Hist charge of 1 tuitnlli' in tim explosive In now known win priiii..! In 1SW. A Rootl cntnel will travel PKj tulles n day. An ordinary ciiind irmrh only acvcuty-llvo inllea. Worils resctiilile (ttuilw'iiiti--tli(t iimrw they are cmiileiisiMl the ilcopcr they biirn.-'lilc;io New. In early niill.piily lllrirka cotiHlKtcil of nreliivc, nhieli wero preserved In tho moKt siicivd tcmplcN. A lnt of wilier eimli Ihlil.v rettr mill two-tlilrilH cubic lis lie. uinl n i l:;!ii out; pound anil u ipiurter A nnll"H of watur thervforo woIkIik ten poiitid. 'tit reinovo rain spot from llht iiki tprlul In, i over a basin of Hcaiulioj hot water and rub ci'iitlv Willi a pleco of white criiie or of llio mone material. Put a II 1 1 In nalt In tlio water In whleli ei-f-eii tire washed and the In aprH will rlno io the to. P.o Kiire to ilnso tho urei'ii quickly In plain wa ter. When cti'riiUiiK a mini with IiIm kh1 IlitciilioliH let II lelliuliiher Hint III or der to get them lanlied they must bp bucked by good dot-da. New York Globe To ')iilp a MrUlsh nallor take iienr ly eli. lit time u ninny workmen a tire ieiiiroil lo provi.lo a soldier with all ho needs lu the way of uiu-Ultiou. PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AGAIN BROKEN OFF Expected That Contcroncos Will Bo Resumed at Warsaw. uli.l.in Itiiollcl ni.1 -M.II.U I"" at IIichI l.llovitk ai-l'i.i. iiil iabi liaw Ih .'Ii trek. i. elf l' HU" " ""' ,,..I.1IIM el u ' lH ""' mil.-hftl '' ! ": l 1 1 ll m.o Hi I""'" ,,'" " t.n...l initll I'll'i'iiut " " U ,..rl.'.l Uml l he i"iibr.li.f will l. itiin..l at Wat m l.tc ml 1 1. mill'""' '" i"'"' ,.,,M,. ruble linr-tlno; bd'"' ""' "' ,,Mlm delec.lt. : JI""1' "V''' I, rrilonul mi. di ei I "' .t ,1..,:,. In llo' l-f.. 1 treat " im: !.. . t "if llob.ll" Mkt toi.irii iiiiiii"'r i-rtottl ntalil II ..lit WI'll I' . i "I I" the '" mill.. ' lb .U ll until VW li.i.e re. It. l Ii' It lb " ", p.-.i, .. Hint in. is I .'.lie ibclure.l that It uhh n ' .bciuiii. I'litiote," and ' ,.t .l. s. nbe wh.u 111" mliirf t. littlt'iiK ..t...i Hi. Id! -.'.laii mid litriiiati l'i't' it h wonbl b' Int. i mil 1 1 , ! lon'mii.t in uiioiot n,.,:ie. iki n.H.t'it are , i. .ii, I ie it. ral Kub" iii.ni tin- I'ttii river ;wi It, o' I , ' : .' l.i r. per' ! lo I .t 1 dllir'n I '. ' -'- k" l.iln iitt.l lo liuti' irft'tiirtd i;uirrlii' C!.llt M, e. ,ri .mil. Hit- Itoum.ililnn mliil' Or. toi l .do r no :iib, r,. .! Ion Muff. wm v-t.. ..ri.Mc.l lo i lie ItoUlievlKI inn, i l l ate b" n I' lcu-i d I'rem o r l,i in nc it ".t"l " h'"1' e.lutlifd to I lit- tliidoitnitie toil". Hi'it I'1' r.'l' tn iii,.ri..i ni"ii' "t M IMiitiiJlitlt na a binicli oi nitt riuit'.onal ln. bid d.tiar.sl it ur. .b-iirued a prnteat iiutatt 'i niinll.tr biei.li en the part t Ileum una in nri"'.tin; and illKartU' tiiK Uol'li' t iki lroo.it FORMER FRENCH PREMIER ARRESTED l':irn .to-. li ',.!ll e., former pre ml. r and inU.i l. r of justice tor l'r.ii;c.v .it formally imiu'ltoind t the oulcrowtll et !uu,,.'! ot tr.amiii 10. U' d itctiliutt linn lu i imtntrtl.m with th- polo Pi.Miiv cm.' The arriKt of I'ulltnnt, It In bl. a due ..rim ipully lo a .bb i!riii from Secretary Liiimlio; at WanliltiK l.ii. s.t.Iiii, Ui..; in I''l.. M. Calllaux bad In- ii oi cm. ii mi. I, .ttloti with tin' 11. 'tllli l'ofc!;;ii oKlc-c I.k I'r- inUT mi lu.it lint flKiir.'d re i.ntl it. niiiinroi incrii-BtUiliH of tr. n l.v nioriiu! Int'i rntmplracten itt Hn lu rili. fon i'-.n office acaliiat li( i.tt ii ).;meriiiin in in'.' ol lln ne a ib.it In- piii'ti.l for a "iie diiihonor able tu Pr.iH.c. Anottt r nid li aa i!K.o:(l In trvliiK t" form an alllatite nith tl. riiiiiuy and to Include Italy ami Kr.iiice nciliiBt t;ri ut lirllaiti. lb' alau l charged with prottfctlnK and alditiu polo Pii,!ia, uti trial In Parla lor ploli.Ke, liiv. t.Ulc ib , have roniu-ctril thin with tin' vi' lta of tho two men to Italv aevrral inontlra ai,o. when It elnirc.'d th"' were In t ortiuiiiuliatlotl with fierinali officjnbi. CAIILAUX FLOT IS BARED Laniino Publif hca Proof ef French E. Pemier' Acta. WtisluiiKbie. Kroin tin liijnlcrloiui Htock of Inrcceptid ilipjiiiiiilic coin iniilili nioii iji. t.tte . I . -1 k l r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 pull' llshvd eiirrpoieiii'i' b.fwt'i'ii I'lilllll ion lleriiiitorff, for.:iit r liermnii am' baaaador lu re, mid Hm tlcrlin forelKii olliee, id.owlim llwl loruicr Premier I'i.lllaiix of Krarice wna lit conuminl' cation with llfrimio aKi'titn in ArKcu t i ii il In I'.'I'i. The flrnl 11iiinl'irff illapatell entb tallied very fliiimiulm; referrncea to Cuillutu' rt.tTcticea to I ho Knuirli i:overiuiifit mui warned ticritiiin tieiva' piipern ay ..iiif.i ,rnisl!ii; bun Atiot her Ktivti in ice o i the thlp on which f all luux w..k h,.iliiiK from Arceiillmi and plarim1 ittt ruptiirf by NiibiiiiirlucH. 'Ihv rapture of the hIiI hii miimht liec:finti. her c;i,hiln curried Importiltlt j.iif tk. The fierinan pivernitient waa null rd to tn ul C.'illlaux w ith every eiyirti ky und coiiaiilt'ialion It Uiu ahlp w.ih taken. Italians Gmah Teuton Linei. Italian Army 11. aibiinirierH In Norlb (i) Italy. Tlie ItaliaiiH delivered an iil.exiiertpid liatnmer blow a it a I n at poi b iftniM on the helchta jiikI to tho rant of Ihu llnmlii river. Heavy Iorbpk wce lifllcti'd upon the enemy uud hcveriil Jiundrid prlminera wero taken, lmdudiirK an Auittriuii lliiileniintcnl onel ami cveii other od'lcora. The ItaliaiiK llkettlf-e cnplnreil a liirfo Hinoutil of wnr miilerli.l. Pneumonia Leada In Camp Oeathl. V.'i!.Hti'4ti.n I'lieiimoiibt rauxed 14!) of the 3". deatliH re.orte.l ninolic Hit iiiitioniilli;ii:irilsiiien (.ml niilloiitil army men traknun: in thla roiuitry Uurliig the week itiadiog January 11. SUMMONS il... I iiv.nl Court "I '" !'""w "f ti,.uoi. ..r 1'in.itlll oiin'y' , .nil' i;...l...kl.i li, I'UnlHt. . ' Ii"' p. i, U.Hl.'.ikinli. l.ftii,boit 1 1. t In. I. n lt...l. iiUr. h, the d. feiidiinl i.bi.ve iniii. e.l: Is tut. Nami; or nit: Mtfc ' ; , i.n ate hereby .u.iiiii'.l.cd and ,..',r..l l" appear "' "rw,'r ..... . pin H..' plal'd"! b'"-' jn i t.ti ... the above ci.t.llcd co.nl and ;-. bet"'"' '''" f'""'"1'" ,ll,, ,.f tl ft pubbciitliin t Jl'ia mitiiinoiia, to w.l, oner lo'tora rnday. tl.. 1Mb . Iv ..f..l.nmar. P.US, ami ) v til lak. nolle lbt ' ' an ... ,,r an.l aimvvt r ald lomplailil or ntlf ' , , e l.len.l tbeii l" WIlliUi aahl lltne t i.h il for want tl.irM.f will l' ,,y to III.' Court f-r lb" relief prayed t,.r an.l dci.iaii.l.d In tald ronipluinl, ...tinely, lr a ilecrie el I he eolirt ill" ...IvniK t lie bond of iiiairimony ,,- 1.,-t with plaUttlf i'l ili:fi'lla i,,. for ellit 1 v.intble 'In f. I l,u m. nun. tii" I" piibbbe.l pumuanl l ., o..l. I oi.t.le and lllttl lier.nii b ..nl.n V ri..li. Ju.Utt t.f llmabovi , . t .'..i.rl, oi. I lie Mil day '! ,.,l.i, I'M ; il.c nitt publication td tin,, Miii.iin.iii. will be iiiado on rrttla). the .III .lit) of l'.t'1'Hlb.l. I 'U. "" .ll i ... p.ibl. .I...I in Im Wisilou leader I,. .,.p.'l lot ...IIMC.lllV. week l. lb.!. .1 ibm ;.ih dav of Occ niU r. I"l . Will M. l'THIfON. Aitointy for Plaint ilf. ',t,.flnc addu'a IVli.lb t.'ii. iv. : u"ffnni;rni7r t jnuuvuviibf Hy usini: ll.dl'U. IUUI.KY uvi: .... .ti.it ten I wilOl.l) WHKAT 11.01'U J l i t I K. l.K.Ml.V.O ll.tl' T Made by tl..' t WESTON MILLING CO. i t We do i tihtiHil tnillilltf. Iitiy t and mII Hay. Crum untl X Millfee-I of till kinds. Hm City Delivery ID. SWIFT & CO. fAttnr iawtiiii, 1 1.1 1 Srvmlh SI.. WaBlaolon, 0. C. jj Ttansler and Storage jj jj Weston Transfer Co. ;i Davis & Ellis : Raincoats;: in latettt pini'li Ittlt liai'k t $8.00 to. . .$21.00:: X Oitin.' in niu! Ik nietttiUfi'cl X J for your WINTER SUIT tut Overcoat WfcSTON BATHS. BARBER and TAILOR SHOP R. L. Reynautl DWELL GARAGE VULCANJZING L5ATTKUY lilXMIARGlNG riCOMPT RKI'AIKING US" New Ovcrliintl rnr for hire E Pennington & O'Harra Chan, If. tarter Dan I', Stnylho Carter & Smythe UWYUS Pendleton ... Oregon W. M. I'clmua (i. tl. Bi.hi.p Peterson & Dishop LAWYERS Pandltton, Or. FrimwaUr, Or. Bt WWlUttrt " 1 1 1 1 irwi i if ii in 1 1 li ii in in "l i'11 in nil wim '-i