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CLARK WOOD, eUUet
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Slrtct! in A4c
The Year t3 00
Six Month 1 00
Three Month '. 0 W
riaT.o.
CuttrH l tht Utile l Vtitee, Ortgee
ik Imi ullMtllir. v
ADVERTISING RATES
responding in some degree with tin' by the national
advance "in wage in other 1ima and ton i credited with it full quota,'
the hurher cost of living. $2150. Several other districts re-
tsggnggg"! i ,u i turned over-suWriptions, the ever
The Loader is In receipt of the Sncrous Pilot Rock leading In thia
following from 0. W. Davidson of repect with a handsome percent-
rortland. State Director of the w
United War Work campaign:
The Huns will have to give a
"I want to express to you my ap- ...... . i
.J...,- .... m.n..r.ii pretty good imitation of starving
prvciation of your very generous ' , " . . , "
supirt of the United War work death before they can impress
campaign in the columns of your the somewhat skeptical allied hw
lper. This service was of poeul- Wjt, thoir desperate plight.
isr vaiue o ine ih-cto t mi-
. Regular, per Inch per insertion 15c piKn, owing to our inability to esteemed.
( ransieni. per men per iimra "v rcacn me peopic irvw uiv j
Locals, per line per insertion 10c platform.
"1 am plcasou to report mat
Oregon Journal
does not permit the knowledge to
escape us that Fred Locklcy, ipu-
. campaign was an entire success in lar publicist, is tack from France,
nrose anu thU thm, havjljr , n- tYM is a gtnnl sort and w are glad
e escaped Ulh the llun bullets
ded at least another SSO.WU which ""u i'"
I am advised will be reported soon from the front went followed with
by various counties. This will interest by thousands of Oregon
The spectacle of
Poindexter criticising the league of ,wrtwi subscriptions amounting to .
Free Nations proposition reminds $1,100,000. To this may bo ad-
onc of a duo of fleas attcmping to
a i 1 J m. .. J
nauapaenjuermpuv. wi
make ud the full increased Oregon -....i..
the ., .mounting to J 1.1 50. 000 as
requested by National lieautjuar-
t..rs. Oreson is the only naio in
The problem now is to make
world unsafe for the Bolshevist.
Begging her victorious enemies abc to increased quota,
for food, the Huns would now like -
The whilom Clown iVince says
f h.-' Western Deuartment which was he wants ti keep slender- Kibly
to eat the cargoes their submarines
sent to the bottom.
An exchange relates an
herewith which could not or most
probably would not have hapen
ed in Weston, whose school direct
ors are all married. Leastwise, it
weuld never have happened here
without a full and complete investi
gation on the part of the wife of
discovered that the J;--..,,. ,.hi,.flv roneerned:
Vliv iatavw rf
with a view to dodging bolshevik
bullets after the allies failed to
incident nick him.
If the Ford car were as much
damphool as its loose-tongucd man
ufacturer, it would be constantly
going into the ditch.
If there be a iexMinit.t herea
bouts who finds nothing to be
thankful for, let him reflect that
anyhow he isn't Bill Hohenzol lern.
. Bavaria has
Prussian ' Junkers started the war,
but cannot hope to qualify thereby
as a Christopher Columbus.
We may now have to march in
and make Germany safe for the
r . , 1. . L f I I :
"You often hear of a woman run- -. .n"iBr uw vu.umu.a
ning a needle into her finger and State.
that about twenty years later it 3
worked out in her big toe; but a The baseball editor of the Roch-
Disregarding the advice of all its more singular case is that . of a ester Post-Expn-ss explains it so:
r i . j . school teacher in a neighboring
newspapers, Portland voted down tjwn who made tht mistake of pin- The trouble with the war game
proposition to tax itself less than ning her belt with a needle which was that " ran nto ,xtr innings
a mill to raise the salaries of its ran into her body and could not be .tnminy had no relief pitcher
school teachers. Herein is an ex- found. A few days ago it was dis-. r P'" nittera-
ample of parsimony that we fear covered coming out of the arm of :
will react to the disadvantage of 0I.W ,0?" ai"T.' w. nm auer ,s in8n"u' ic National Cummiitw. which is an
win react w we aisaavantage ox How it from yountr iBjy 8 that it nas a mwre aCcompiiehed, m.ina ll!U.ul in
the school interests of the entire waist into this man's arm is a puz- aMfll, amiahI and mliLtrwA cally U-serv.ng ami useful n-
It will give Oreeon a black xler." .... ... " . " , .L " iwon. Dut we juage irom us
Radiator-Freezing Weather is Coming
Make arrangements now for winter storage
of your car in
OUR BIG FIRE-PROOF GARAGE
If there's anything in the automobile service
you need, remember we're ready for you.
tli I
Cars Washed
All Ford Parts
Repairs
Accessories
FEDERAL and GOODRICH
and Tire Covers
IMS
IiiOKOGRAltl and HAVOLM OILS
Prompt service in Gas, Oil, Air and Water
WESTOitf AUTO CO.
C. H. NELSON, Mgr. Telephone 241
state. It will give Oregon a black iler
eye with the educational profession -
at a time when good school teach- The Umatilla county United War
era are, by no means easy to get. Work fund has reached a total of
Weston maintains a good school $50,846.50, which shows that the
editor
Press.
The victim of a fiame-up in San
Francisco's well-known stvle. Tom
but it was wise enough to raise the county is well on the way to the 50 jjooney wj not be hung without
labor convulsion that will shake
hristmas Shopping
The war is over, so let's
make this the Merriest
Christmas ever. Buy prac
tical gifts.
the nation's industrial
its very foundations.
structure to-
Peace hath its victories, etc.
none the least of which is getting
out a readable one-man acr in a
flu-closed town.
language that it ditched the whole
caboodle in hopeless despair. The
Hemizer says it cannot get out C?
pages, and wants room to print a
little local news. "Every day we
get more material than we could
even read from sunrise to sunset,"
it remarks. But it needn't think
it is the only shell in the ammuni
tion dump.
CONSERVATIVES GAIN
CONTROUHGERMANY
Extremists Declared Almost
Negtible So Far As Mere
Numbers Go.
SUMMONS
In th Circuit Court of the Slits of
Oregon fur Umatilla County.
Ai.li A. Hm, I'lslntllT, vs. Joseph
(Joe) Homo. Defendant.
To Jiweph (Joe) Ueno, dvfondsnt above
namvds
In tli Ntn of the Stale of Oregon.
You ar lierby required to appear and
anawer the complaint of the plaint
iff Mm! against you in the above
entitled court and cause within lx
weeks of the dale of the flrnt
publication of this suinmona, name
ly, on or before the 71 h day of
December, A. I). ItflH; and you
will take notice that If you
fail to appear and answer ald
Zeit.
The Rheinisch Westfalisehe
ung weslfalisches as follows:
"VVkot imi'iiiIiHi tli.. Ill-it, inn uri.f
The g. o. p. stalwarts are no Vc gods! They are murderous cut
i r i r f 1 1 i i. throat, thugs, murderers, thieves,
longer afraid of Teddy Koosevelt, putriJ deca(UnU t.,.ndanU of
who from being their Nemesis has criminals - the sediment of the
become their man Friday. ' scum of Euro(e."
Oh, fie fie and la la! Why, we
Wilson is going to Europe, al- wouldn't even talk that way about
though heretofore Eurojie has vir- non-subscribers,
tually been coming to him, rolling
over and wagging its tail.
Ladies' House Slippers 79c to $1.69
Children's House Slippers 59c to $1.15
Men's House Slippers 98c to $2.25
Ladies', Men's and Children's Bath Robes
98c to $5.90
Ladies', Men's and Children's Books 5c to 69c
Splendid Assortment of Stationery 15c to $1.69
Maribeau Furs for the Ladies $5.90 to $12.50
Beautiful Fur Pieces and Sets $1.69 to $21.50
Pendleton, Cayuse and Crib Robes,
Laundrybags, Pillowtops, Fancy Lin
ens, etc.; Cuff Links, Laviliers, Pins,
- Jewelry of all kinds.
Men's Silk Ties 25c, 49c, 98c, $1.49
Sleds for the Boys $1.98, $2.49
Dolls for the Girls 25c to $1.98
t.
bjfs! Toys! Toys!
ALL KINDS
It's the
monia.
old flu with the pneu-
Today's sunshine reminds us that
Weston weather this fall deserves
unstinted commendation. That dis
mal annual visitant, the fog which
rolls up in November and Decem
ber from the inconsiderate Walla
Walla valley, has hitherto only
' - , ' faintly manifested itself-and in
The cx-kaiser is said by his fact the weather gods arc so kindly
American dentist to have often disposed as to incuclate the fear
played to the galleries, and he has that they may have some winter
certainly qualified as a bad actor, surprises in store.
Berlin. Reports of tret of ftroth
between the conservttlre elements
and the Independent aod Nolshevlk
socialists In various places In Ger
many continue to Indicate that ts fsi complaint or olherwlae plead thereto
as mere numbers go the esUemlati within naid time, the plalntilT, for
are almoat netllgthje. thereof, will apply to the above
mii Z. , . entitled court fur the relti-f prayed for
KUIIer reports from Bremen show ,, d,,lnBWjw nor Bnl( complaint,
that the movement la the coast tlttet namely, for a decree forever diaenlv
already has turned Into a more con Ing the bond of matrimony now and
servatlv channel. heretofore exiting between the plain-
., . ,., . till and defendant, anil for other euuit-
A meeting of soldiers , workmen ijpf, 1
and peasants' councils, representinf This summon is mibiUhed pursuant
Bremen. Hanover. Hamburg. Olden to an order made and hied herein the
burg, Fleniburg, Oana Brueck
belntshavea aod a number
places In the provinces of llsnovei Oregon. The flrat publication, will be
and Scbleswlg Holsteln, adopted made in the Wealon Leader newspaper
resolution declaring that these coun ?"J'rkl"y,' "l ilh. dt. November.
, . . . . . . ... 1918, and the last publication will be
ells would stand behind ths present ,,,; FridtV( l( td 27th day of
government ana uniraua we cutw uocemuer, ltfin.
jrg. Olden to an order maue ana niea nerein ine
rueck Wtf Bln day of November, IBIS, by Honor-
. ' ... sble Ullbert W. Phelps. Judge of the
of imellei j.jxth Jud(r)), rjtrct of the State of
Although he couldn't take Ver
dun, the Clown Prince took flight.
In a very literal sense Count Ho- Pennsylvania would earn the na-
henzollern, now in Holland, might tion's plaudits by grubbing out the
go farther and fare worse. Penrose bush in its political garden.
. . surprises in store. But let us not
The many in Russia are suffering be pessimistic but warm and grate
for the sins of the few. ful-while not forgetting to replen-
ish the coal bin.
that
An eastern writer thinks
Hunland may yet be considered for
tunate if in losing the whole world
if it has regained its own soul.
The shutting down of war Indus
tries everywhere goes to show that
the safest life from the standpoint
of financial independence is lived in
a farming community.
tlon of a national aaaambly. Then
was also a crushing defeat for the ex
tremlsta at a meeting representing ths
10th army corps at Hanover, where
by a vote of 140 to 4, a resolution wai
adopted against efforts to establish s
dictatorship and demanding the sum
moning of a constituent assembly.
Soldiers from the front are be sin
Ding to arrive in Berlin and men whe
have conversed with them expresi
themselves optimistically as to the
effect of their return. These men d
clsre that ths great bulk of the sol
dlers reject Bolshevism In all ill
phases.
It also may psrbsps be oonsldersd
an Indication of the general puhllc'i
faith In the conservatism of ths sol'
dlers that German and Prussian, flagi
are beginning to reappear over all
Berlin, after having mads way for the
red flag since November 10.
Dated thia nth day of November. A.
D. lyia. WILL M. i'ETEHSON,
Attornev for Plaintiff.
Kcnlflcnco and IVwtollce address:
Pendleton, Oregon.
I lunches!
ICE CREAM ,
CIGARS
CANDIES
Baker's Goods
Phone your dray orders,
93, or call at store.
K3
The Dallas, Oregon, Itemizer re
porta that it received In one mail .
with the urgent request tha they His land or money will command
be published In that week's Issue, no public respec for any man who
the following articles', three United has reneged on his United War
War Work, one Red Cross, one Work subscription.
State Council of Defense, one Treas
ury Department, one Democratic
National Committee, one Forestry
Service, one War Board, two Food
Administration, one Fuel Adminis
tration, one Committee on Public
Information, two Railroad Admin
istration, one State University, two
O. A. C, one Department of Agri
culture, one Provost Marshal Getw
eral. It does seem to us as though
the Itemizer might have made-an
Adverting to epidemics, German
junkers are suffering from shooting
pains around the heart. ,
air.
As soon as a man acblevea fame,
some former friend digs up a boy
hood photograph. .
The army also Is teaching some
young men that they do not bars
to wait until Saturday night to bathe.
l mil nlarfct rnvl rttritflrt. (Hi.lm-1 oriwi
ftf. feiMi mcf-i ihttctMa or Mnili M 4m
prrlpila , Mil SSAftCH M rwr
on iwHtMbUk jr. fMnk rotorem -
PATINTB BUILD 'ORTUNSa tot
,t Oar (rM tMotlw yll how. w Ui-M
KrtMiMar
D, SWIFT & CO,
im sevenm bi., wasnwgton, u. u.
The only fellows who really com
plain about the autoless Sunday art
the ones who do not own cars.
Spanish Influenza Is bad enough, bnt
It Is hotter than German measles, at
, that, being a neutral disease.
HOMER I. WATTS
Attorney-at-Law
Practices In all State and Keittrsl
-1 Courts.
ATHBNA, OkleaPN
Davis & Ellis
HOOVERIZE
By using
RYE FLOUR.. BARLEY
FLOUR. GRAHAM AND
WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR
Made by the
WESTON MILLING CO.
We do custom milline, buy
and sell Hay, Grain and
Millfeed of all kinds.
Fret) Citv Miverv
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