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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1918)
WESTON LEADER COTHTED SEED WHIAT cua ooo, nmnn. (M i A,ricultur., ThYar II W Agent- Sli Months 0 T5 Every farmer like to have clean Four Months 0 M whe.t To jt j, t,ften Uilll- rtlDiT. JULY t, . 111 cult. If the buyer hut confidence fMtt4 i im Milt vm. Out In the man who grows or sells It X mc4 Imi wtii iMiNr. this simplifies matters greatly. Of- I i 1 ten, howrvrr, wvil must ho bouKht . Regular, permehperln. 15c ft Granger. ,nd experience has I T. W , ovar. X Transient, per inch per insertion 20c taught many rarmrrs a miter ics- Loqals, per line per insertion Hc wm in connection with ueh ur- rhaac. A' national budget is wanted, lut Congtvea won't budge. Then then is the farmer who grows a field of wheat alwolutely free from weeds and mv fnmi any mixture of other rain. going per ha to great esienM to rogue out . ... an: anv foreiini grain or weeds. Will An advance oy iiuv m- . . ... IVrlin would in more wavs than oc .-r ..h, ....... .. . one be a capital offensive. Anyhow, the world is rapidly lie- ing made unsafe for autocrary. rOOO ADMINISTRATION CMDO Bjr willing servlc of S frs ' people to (to ItiM Iklnsti To fd th Allies tbst tfcsy way continue to fight. To feed lh hungry la llelilum and other land (hsl they may continue to live. Often he must sell such nerd in competi tion with other M-ed that received There's no stopping the Austrian no such 'attention, when the Italians have them on W have had this subject un- the. run. 'or discussion for some time ami j ,. at the close of the recent grain Kaiser Hill will at least live in grading school Professor (!. It. history as the world's most notori- Ilyslop of the Oregon Agricultural ous criminal. College helped devise a plan where- by seed certification will he carried If the United States Senate in- on si,ujar to that now in effect sists on $2.50 wheat, far be it from wjtn potatoes. ssss that they nay want Both. Ing. To keep prices steady and ths flow of distribution sven thst tha poor at homo mi? be t4. To rusk everyone's sfturt count Its utmost for winning tbs war for freedom. FOOD CONTROL I.N AM FRIO A 13 Of A NO ruR THR TKOPLK OUR iD uly Oeace Me OUR GREAT TASK us here inay. in the wheat belt to say The best and quickest way to deem Russia is to whip the Hun. ro under this plan if a furnier has a clean field of wheat and wants to sell it for seed he makes applica tion just before harvest to the county agent. The county agent will arrange to have a committee By Herbert liooTsr. It you could staad In ths mlddls of Europ today and survey ths land to Its borders, you would discover It whol population ot 40A.Oftn.000 human beings short of food. Millions of poo pis In Poland. Finland. fUrble. Ar menia and Russia ars dying of starva tion and othsr millions ars suffering from too llttla food. Our Allies and ths nmitrsl ars living oa lb bareat marg'.iia that will support llfs and strength. This, ths most sppalllng snd drssd ful thing that bss terns to humanity sine ths dswa of clvllliatlon. Is In mi ths outstanding c mat Inn of Gor man militarism. Ths Osrmsns thorn oivrs ars not ths worst sufferers. They aro extorting st ths eaanons mouth tbs hartoils snd catlla ot tho poopls thoy nave overrun, isavlng of Summer Goods begins Friday, July 5. Lack of time to give full detail is the reason for our big "ad" not appearing in this issue. Come to the sale and get your summer at a big saving. PendUton - - OreSon needs CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS .... Strict decrees against abbreviated dress are even taking the charming "hon" and the stunning "lulu" out of Honolulu. They may no Jonger wear 'em higher in Hawaii and they dassen't show the knee on the beach at Waiikaki. . mirh MTtifimtion cominir as it dues Beacn supervisors are Decerning - - - w, rautt bulM our to0(J rt,0Urcss so censorious that it's no wonder from disinterested persons. ,0 U(M Mdy for y d,maBdt opo fair bathers are unkneesy. fjmrch if the Brethren Sunday schisil at 10 a. m. rreaching at 11 a. in. C. W. S. at ti:au p. m. Itiblc Study, Life of Christ, at 7:30 p. m. John itonewitx, elder. Methodist Church- Sunday k-Iiihi 1 f I m ... IV.i.liinir .B.i4. ut of qualmed p'rsons visit anu inspect there la dosotstlon. If ths war wsrs j a m nni p m Kpworth the field. If it comes up to the to waw tomorrow tbs toll of actual ? p , Va', r meeting standard, the farmer will receive a ,gj to V.bst Thursday evening. S. K. IVwcll. certification that will enable him to 5,000,000 or 10W.OO0 of mon who havs la.-tor. sell his sunlus wheat for a good bosn actually klllsd by Osraisay and United Brethren Church Preach- 1 . a hsr allisa In arms. Ths 10,000.000 pso- jng at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. margin above market pr.ee. A pIa ln oup Belgium and Nortb.rn su",. 1 al io;00 a. m. stranger will have etinfulentv in Francs would havs dlsd of starvation. iumol. v . a0 d m. C. K. had U not boon for us and ths Alilos. nwu,.in . 7 n m m.-t. HIVV tlHt WB tIS B O ing Wwlnesday evening. E. F. Wriggle, pastor. Baptist Church The Church with cordial welcome for all. Sunday school at ten o'clock, preaching at eleven. Also preaching at eight Sapolio doing its work. Scouring e 1 1 11 r !i tor UD.nanne vjorps recruit. Join Now! SastM MoaSAjrS ss s APPLY AT ANY POST OFFICE1 or SERVICE UNDER THIS EMBLEM sTvs wHo waaf tu&iiu Knowing that his seea will linil as bjr ths Allies. It Is of no purposs ready market at a good figure, the to ns to ssnd millions of our boat to - . With but little else to cheer xarmer can suoru u, B.. itrBg of th,ir m,B wom,B and them we can fancy them saying in pains to see that it is not only clean children oa our Unas ot eommunlra- Beriin: "Behold the infamous hos- but also that it is threshed and i, JM; in th, evening. W. R pital ship of the hated Englander handled without injury to its ger- tn,pi ,Mt merrelr of BUBtlon, " ana in isii reservoir or 100a apon which ths Allied world must depend m f- ? HOOVERIZE J 1 by one of our brave U boats so imitating quamies. gallantly torpedoed!" .An attempt will be made to have ' ' this plan in operation for this sea- , Profiteering is so discouraging to son, and'farmers having clean fields the- conscientious citizen that it containing pure varieties should . should be made extremely discour- make application at once. aging to the profiteers. If Germany Is to be defestsd and U w ars to b free men. Now Is ths tlras to est and to pre serve horns grown products. Perish sbls fruits sr coming oa the msrket, tbs gsrdsns sr making svsllsbl dally KANSAS LESSOH FOR SLACKERS "pp a thst wiu tsk ths tides thst sr needod for shipment Every individual is dependent abroad. Sugar has been mads avail- upon society, wnicn nnas its ex- n"n rii iumw w.m ;.,borhood for a mysterious aeroplane pression in Kove'rnment. When the JW 'ZZZS which we can only regard as a nation in which he lives is at war. it. nrnduna moans mora ihi. voir bird of a story. it is not only his government's war thsn It ever did before because It will piay a very lmponani pari in neaping ths fighting forces supplied with the kind of food they need at ths time (No. 206) KtiHOKT OH THB CONDITION OH Tha Karrnvrs' Bank of Weston, at Wes ton, In th State of Oregnn, at th rluee of bualnews June ', IVIs: RESOURCES. Loans snd discounts .'..1171,197 63 j: Practical Patriotism ;i i ! "Tho best is always J " "Tho best is always the cheapest. " .The jolly old Milton Eagle now explains Jhat the drumming of a . ss , . . 1 pheasant was misiaaen in 11s neiK"- ; . .. : , but it is his war. He cannot escape ..The laithiui west on country is ni8 respon8ibilities unless he moves doing its Dest to proauce a crop to a desert In thiB repubilc they need It most. ifomis siki wsrrsms ... a,va a Stocks, securities, juilg- , merits, etc 6U2 Bsnking hous 3.600 W) J Furniture ami fixture 1 ,000 00 ; Other real estate owned XI.QiU Vi Due from banks (not re- j nerve bankul 1,467 22 Due from approved reserva banks Itf.Sta 49 ('hecks and other cshIi items 309 00 Caith on hstxl 7,11187 Other resources 36 70 J WE SELLT 1- CIGARS TOBACCO CANDY and CONFECTIONS Dy using KYK KLOUIt. BAKLEY FLOUR. GRAHAM AND WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR Made by the WESTON MILLING CO. We do custom milling, buy and sell Hay. Grain and Millfeedof atl kinds. Free City Deliver; i I Transfer and Storage i Mb s-W waV s,a . i in the dryest season Umatilla coun- tt ty has ever known. ; The Mexican editors now touring the United States need not expect he must bear his share of society's burdens. This point is well illus trated in a story told by the Wich ita Beacon concerning three wealthy farmers of Stafford county, Kansas, ..t0.rfr1".,iPr0",eU"le"ho inform Ib.ir i8hbo . PROFITEERING ON BIG SCALE IS REPORTED ,' Villa is killed again. !t .... . It would be a good idea to put 5 Eugene V. Debs in a place where he will have to do his treasonable . vtalking out of the corner of his mouth to fellow convicts. Old Man Oregon is. safely over , the top again, this time with his quota of War Savings Stamps. liciting for the Red Cross that "they had made their own money and could do as they pleased with it." They gave the solicitors to understand that they were entirely independent of the rest of the peo ple. The Beacon tells what fol lowed: AH the farmers in ihe township held a meeting. Some of the more hot-headed ones proposed the use of tar. But one philspher sug gested something worse. "We'll at their word and have Federal Trade Says Packers and Millers Are Worst Offenders. Total $241,818 28 LIABILITIES. Csoiui stock pstd in f :,oou 00 Surplus fund 16,000 W Undivided prollls, less ex pense and tsxes paid ...... 3,916 10 ImliviHilml flutKMltjl Mlbiect . -1 1. HA ill JU WJ CIIUVK.,... w, l n Demand certificates of de posit Z.44ZSI . . Tims ami Kavinir deposits 4M,(WH 21 COmmiSSlOt) Note and Mill rediscounted 12.000 W i U H 0. K. CAIIDY SHOP j j Veston Transfer Co. tj Odessa Elrkpatrick ;i Davis & Ems Bills iisyable for money bor rowed 40.000 00 Other liabilities mm Tutsi. There's a very agreeable pros- ' . pect of a normal school campaign take them in Oregon in which Weston will not nothing to do with them," he said. I feel obliged to take an active part. Everyone present signed an agree- , , 6 menttocut off all relations with , . . ... . . .. the three. Then they took the pa- ' Weston folk did not spend the to town and had the merchants " Fourth of July; they saved it by Bjgn jt. The next day one of the " saving themselves the wear and three farmers drove to town in his tear of celebrating. . " to e supplies. "I can't . , sell you anything, said the mer- ' tru-t .ii.. tA t tu chant. He went to the bank and k. While not especially fond of the banker ..Here,8 your mon. Huns, the Amreican troops on the eVi t don't want your business." Marne are daily making advances, lie went to the garage to get some gasoline. "1 can't let you have it," Having landed a large force near said the proprietor. He then went M r.m ...-t iv. to the telephone exchange to tel- Wsshington. Profiteering on a tre mendous scale In practically all tu basic commodities of life was reported to the senate by the federal trad com mission as th result of an exhaustive Investigation. "Inordinate greed and barefaced fraud," as well as "war pressure for besvy production," th commission re- State of Or-ir County of Umatilla, Uil.m 28 J"' 1. Vj. M. Smith. ( 'ashler of tliu above-named bank, do solemnly sweHr that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge snd belief. K. M. Smith, Csshler. Cokiikct-Attest: J. H. I'KICE. G. W. Stauoh, Directors. Sutmcrlbed ami sworn to before me Butter Wrappers Furnished and Printed at the Leader office Sixty (minimum) $0 90 One hundred 1 20 Two hundred.. 1 75 Each additional hundred 0 45 Terms, CASH ONLY ported as the causes. Reappraise- this 6th day of July, 1U18. ing for a Finnish fight. ' - Henry Ford is shipping one thou- sand tractors into Oregon, where he evidently wants a pull. ephone home for gasoline. "You haven't 'any telephone," said the manager. "You are cut off." . menu of properties wers made by great concerns when It becsm evident tbat the government was about to fit prices on a basil of return on Invest, ntent, th report said, and salaries, al lowances and expenses wer In many Instances padded to show Increased costs of conducting business Of all the big profits disclosed by tha Investigation, the report said, th profits of the meat packers and tnos allied with them and by th floor mil lers, stand foremost, despite t& fixing of prices by tbs government Price fixing by the government, th report ssys, has tended to prevent the market from running away, but at the same time it strengthens th stronger factors In Industry In their position and enriches them by profits, which "are without precedent." The report says no excessive profits ars Indicated in th lumber Industry 8. A. Barnes. (Seal) Notary Public. (My commission expire hfov. VJ, 1V20.) In spite of the scarcity of imple ments and shortage of farm labor, American airplanes are satisfac- England, Scotland and Wales have 0n the wast coast, although It Is said 4nrUv renrrscntimr the Americana" lncrea-ed their wheat at-rvage sprue producers previously had "pro- '"eagle in mussing up the Hun. this year, "teered" at the espens or tn amei . T , . ' governments. "I'nuiuelly and unnecessarily large profits," however, are indicated, th report says, "on the psrt of th south- It is perhaps as much the mis- One of the things that "could fortune as the fault of 4he Herman never ixwilily happen" is Eng. that they are the sons of their kind land's celebration of the Fourth of ern pine producers where profits on 'IWhetlfttd. , My. , ..... ; 3 Mt laresnt arsrattd II Sr swr Worn THE UNIVERSAL CAR Remember that when you bring your Ford car to ua for mechanical attention you get the genuine Ford service materials, experi enced workmen and Ford factory prices. Your Ford is too useful, too valuable to take chancea with poor mechanics, with equally poor quality materials. So bring it to us and save both time and money. We are authorized Ford deal ers, trusted by the Ford Motor Co. to look after the wantaof Ford owners.' H.L.HEDRICK Prcston-Shaffcr Milling Co. Established 1865 Athena, Oregon . Waitsburg, Wash. American Beauty o-and-o - Pure White Made of selected bluestem in one of the best equipped mills in' the Northwest. Sold In Weston by Weston Mercantile Company I ,1