8
FALL HMMJDISE
arriving' daily.
-THE SAVINGS TO BE HDD AT THIS STORE ARE WONDERFUL
ntlDAT. AUS.
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WESTON LEADER
ClAKK WOOD, rbUihr
MRS. H. bOODWIN, AuliUnl tdilar
Thu Year M d
Six Mouths
Thrv Month. W
The Golden Harvest is On
Huckleberries re ripe and iH?aee to
the campers, for the jail-breaking
murderers are now wearing Oregon
IJoots.
If justice be done, we'll have something
to go to this Fall other than the Round
Up.
This is a great world! We ob- '
serve that every Harvest we have en
dured we have lived the whole year
through.
WATTS & ROGERS
ATHENA,
Fati4 ! Ihl lUlllt l fetilaa. Oittca
itcn cUii mIInIUi.
idmticai. waosoniY.
V.vvry now and then tho rstewMtl
Saturday Kvi-ninji lt permit t itself
un i-xr'wiiin f annoyance, not to
My pwvishiH'sit, Ihuiiw the (treat
American people were miided and
thwarted and buinlHKuh'd timl be
trayed nt Iwth CIih-hko anil San
Francisco.
Perchance it is even no, but noth
ing run U done about it ami nothing
couM have been done about it for
the reason that tho kmiiIo never
know what they want, while tho poli
ticians almost invariably tin.
You and I to montion tin . more
important first and Tom, Pick and
Harry constitute the American poo
jilo. We have conlluliliw: interests
and contlictinc desire and conflictinir
political views. We are alwiiys ho)
lessly divided as to men and issues.
The most of us are grouped in two
Kreat 0HsiiiK political camps, al
ways suspicious of each other and
always determined to defeat each
other, and these camps have a num
ber of factional sub divisions. We
can never jret together as un entire
We always hhow the newest things and latest styles first. See us lirst fr
LADIES' KKADY-TO-WKAR, MICN S AND HOYS' CLOTII1NC. SUOICS,.
and cvery-day clothing for harvest neetls.
J. C. PENNEY CO.
Phone
Athena, Ore.
AukUsI 10th to 12th mark the
ihito of tho annuul meteoric shower
ef the I'erseids. Ilurintc tttiri jHllod
very brilliant luminous bodies mov
ing rapidly across the heavens may
Ik' observed by Mich of our eoplo
who have a penchant for ".-lut inn
sUra."
Whut parses for enteitniuiuciit in
the t-nYte Dust is indiculed by the
presence of ten thousand Newark, N.
J., people at the funeral of ii cob
bler's )H-t canary.
it
Sir Arthur t'oiuin loylo is ad-
OREGON H K,,r f factional sub divisions. We vi.ed that with the kind. of spirits in
very limited evidence on this side of
oeoido. und our sunnoscd political the pond, no time would he wasted
SUMMONS defendants herein named as tho per- wishes are crystallized in arty nc in eon vernation.
son or parties unknown; and for such t;on- To act at all we must be led, . .
' other relief as to the court may seem therefore follows that we are The season has arrived when the
In the Circuit Court of 'the State of meet and proper. . . " iiti..,i i..mi. delicate wild" clematis, or vein's
Oregon for Umatilla county. Thl8 summons is published ruwuani ..,,:,., ,K " .:. iM1, bower, fashions ethereal canopies
Jtrcr-'r-CL
Wo
Ft H. C.RITJIAX and C. E. Gritman,
Plaintiffs, ts. W. H. Ward, James
E. Ward, Alonzo Ward,. T. K.
Ward, Celia F. Mia, and also all
other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title, estate, lien
or interest in the real estate de
scribed in the complaint herein. De
fendants. To W..H. Ward. James E. Ward,
Alonio Ward, T. R. Ward. Celia F.
Hill, and also all other persons or par
ties unknown claiming any right, title,
estate, lien or interest in the real es
tate described in the complaint herein:
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed in the above
entitled suit within six weeks from the
first publication of this summons.
tat nrrfor f f I h.t
PK.in. ui.l.T of tha shovn entitled never are thev disinterested
court, duly made and entered on the Herbert Hoover, who perhaps more th roadsides.
lTthriavof Julv. 19lU directum that ... ..... .!... i .u.. ttt-
- ... , . , - . , nearly mmi nny viikt man in uv
pub hcation herein be made for a riod . .. ,.
of six weeks consecutively in the Wes- public eye typified a people s candi-
ton Leader; and the first publication date, niijrht conceivably have had the
herein is made pursuant to said order democratic nomination not because
the democratic leaders wanted Hoov
er, but because they would havo been
along tho creek banks and beautifies
uiv .sliowinK un ttttractivo UHsortmi-nt of metal
Look tht'iii ovtT. You will bo plcaum! at the
i-ariKtf of stylos and prict'9.
A. M. ROS
bods.
on the 23d day of July, 1020.
John H. Lawrey
Attorney for i'laiutilTs.
Fostotfice address:
30', East Eighth Street North,
Portland, Oregon.
Notice of Final Settlement
The new Mexican government is in
a fair way of demonstrntimr the
soundness of I'ncle Sam's Klicy ef
"watchful waiting."
Ttwv fli'iuiu nttt itrrrlr.I Hut rnnh
i a- i l. : . a i. . 1
.orceu io oK.r n.m im n.osv ,icBns . umlimiti,1(r Cox )
avniuaoie man wiin wnoni 10 over-
$ Furniture and Undertakinjc
BUTTER WRAPS
Furnislied and Printed at the Loader office
come the omnipresent republican ma
jority. But Hoover did not want the
democratic nomination and he could
keeping their best little
for November.
hut
astoni
are
.her
"""" , not get the republican nomination.
In the County Court of the Statu of fhe republican leaders did not have
Oregon for Umatilla County. to deal with a democratic majority.
And you will take notice that if you Tn tj,0 Matter of the Estate of I'e ton ..j ,,u themselves independent of
fail to tPPera n8er Ple T. Boone, deceased. Hoo who had cvi.r worn their
want thereof will apply
It Is
getting so now, in Iowa for
example, that a porr man can't even
rob a bank without Wing chased by
airplanes.
and
n-irnin" r nui iriiH i lit iimiiiLiiia M.rm. .
. r . . k wo ilriiL'Dv f ivrv t hut l im n i , :
tO ine II DO Vc .'wii.b ----- lunar iiwc irv.u in
entitled court for the relief prayed for unoersigneo nas meu .""" "y"; party councils.
"!T LSiS And so we
cr -ujuuK. k. j.cvr ... tllMl and that the ssid court has., is Ugged as
inir mat i.eiuicr
mg
herein,
nor any
oerson or persons bv order, fixed and appointed Monday am Harding, who is tagged as
. . . r 1k!k Ant nt AllfTIIBl 1.1 ut t.'.l . . . .... ... ...
Is it because Holshevik Kussia has
their gone to the junk heap that she js
able to put up such a lot' of good
arc left with Cox, who Mcraps?
Tammany candidate, ...
an After this month, if "Jones pays
But while the the freight' he will jdly well know
that he has paidSaoraething.
claiming through or under them, or ine ioin uajr ' '""."J ,7" Old Guard candidate.
'hlSSSS'S; ?ouV7?oo?f the abo've Entitled court Old Guard wa, active and successful
5rn.rifhvK theP'8CefothfheariTKLbJr Bt ,Chita0' ,"d Tammany was active
vw...k -'-, -', r I ...i- -' - .... ... .l.. -..;.:.. ' i ...
oart there- count ana nepon kiiu u..oi ,.nmnr(,i,I1iw 'rrf nt rnnvi.nl. m lu .-i,uv ii.-
tie. interest or lien i
scrihed n remises, or to any part
of. to-wit: Lot 4 in Block 75 in the
As to Hal Chase, it was certainly
tlement thereof. ,, k nates to chase Hal.
a1 7?kK ?i:r
City) of Pend eton, Umatilla County, uay ouu.y, . v. o. .
Oregon. And further decreeing that K. C. ToDD, Administrator.
tSe title of the plaintiffs herein named Peterson, Bishop & Clark
is a good and valid title as to each of Attorneys for Administrator.
their success was the result of acci
dent rather than design. Space does
Policy
A Wonderful New
ISSUED BY THE
BANKERS LIFE COMPANY
of DES MOINES, IOWA
Assume You Carry $1 0,000 .
If you die from any natural cause, the, Company pays $10,000
If you die from accident, the Company pays 20,000
If you become totally and permanently disabled, during such dis
ability all premium payments are waived and after one year
the Company pays you 51,000 per year, ts long s you live,
and at your death pays W.uuu
Under the disability benefit, if you live eleven years, you receive 10,000
Or, if you live twenty-one years, you receive 20,000
And at death your family or estate toill rtctibe 10,000
(the annual payments to you being subject to continuance of ,
total disability.)
FRANK PRICE, Agent, Weston, Oregon
U. cnnsieraon or me promo,- thc nm, ut Htathm.
omince. They are good Amcr- tt fe of v tm coulty
ntli good public and private d titJc (nr th(.jr fol.
, Practical pol.t.cmns they Bn(;e nd . citizrnHhi durinj
Prcston-Shaffcr Milling Co.
Established 1865 .
Athena, Oregon . Waitsburg, Wash,
American Beauty
rand-o
Pure White
If no( In the neck, poor Poland at
lain uf mmln it f fv Ivit iPi.Kinit it III flwt
, i i L t I . W - V DIVIII VU l V hbl 1IJL It til HIV
not permit us to enier inio mis pnasc ,rcgj Litovsk
of the question, but it is quite ap- '
parent that had the political cards
fallen- just a little differently Wood
or Lowe len would have been the
nominee at Chicago and Davis af
ter tho collapse of the McAdoo boom
the nominee at San Francisco.
Wood was not an. Old Guard darling,
nor was Davis a pet of Tammany.
And so, as we have said, it is Cox
or Harding. One or the other will
have to be president unless we want
Debs or Christenson or thc prohibi
tivn nominee,
cans v.it'
records
may perchance be, but perchance it
may also be that the American peo
ple want a practical politician in the
White House. Roosevelt had to die
before he was accorded the full laur
els of public approval for a record of
uncompromisingly progressive states
manship And not until after Wood
row Wilson's death will his worth be
recognized by his countrymen.
As for us, with either Cox or
Harding in thc WhHo Houne we will
net feel alarmed over the country's
future. We prefer Cox for the reas
on that his election would be equiva
lent to endorsement by the United
States of the League of Naitons the
most altruistic and promising world
movement of all time.
The graceful tree swallows, first
of our local birds to migrate, have
already disappeared from their fa-
Appreciation.
Pendleton, Or., Aug. 4, 1U20.
To the Edijor:
I desire to express through your
paper my appreciation of the great
efforts ami effective assistance ren
dered by th friends of Sheriff Till
Taylor in returning the murderers to
jail. I vint to thank every one, es
pecially those who took thc more
humble parts standing watch upon
thc roads and ut thc Htations; and
have
bear-
good citizenship duriiiit thc
trying hours when thc murderers
were first returned to jail.
W. R. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
"fiY BONES?"
I am fn the market for old
bones. Bring thorn in.
$10.00 PER TON FOR OLD IRON
Top prices paid for Old Metal,
Rags, Sacks, Hides, Wool, Etc.
See me for Bldcksmilh Iron, Shafting and Piping
J. R. Reynolds
Water Street (tit'cond block north of Main)
WESTON ...... OKKGON
A.W.llliiDEll
Real Estate and
Insurance
Pendleton nd Weston, Or.
Address-1'. O. Hox 17
I'endletoti, Oregon.
Some Special Ilartfairm in
Morrow County Lands.
All Kinds of Property. '
Kye-tilass Hervico I'hono 430-J
DR. A. M. SIMMONS
Eye Sight Specialist Penland Bidj.
Over Tallman Drug Store
Pendleton, Oregon,
WIqut
Made of selected bluestem in one of the
best equipped mills in the Northwest.
Sold in Weston by
Weston Mercantile Company
vorite haunts and proceeded to their
winter home in thc southland. So
soon as the fledglings are sufficiently
strong of wing to undertake the jour,
ney, the departure is made. Why
the leave-taking is fixed so early in
the season, when insect food is still
abundant, is a problem which bird
lovers have not solved to their satisfaction.
No rose is without its thorn. If we
didn't have the well known "Initia
tive and Referendum" here In Oregon,
we wouldn't have a single tax bill
bobbing up at every state election.
When "ould Ireland" is finally free,
we will never Tmow whether the g6v
emment or the governed is entitled
to the greater sympathy.
rteporls of game wardens and
woodsmen who are traveling the trulls
point to a fine hunting season In Cooi
cunty this fall. Many who have been
about Iho eastern portion of the coun
ty declare there are lots of fat bucks
imri fnwn nro nlnnlnnns. tn Cum
county the some reports are being Agent PACIFIC AGENCY
brouKht in. Tho bucks -ore sulci to be
In much finer condition than usual at
this season.
Ochoco dam, the reservoir for thi
Ochoco Irrigation project, was com
pletcl at noon July 24. The dam Is
the fourth highest In the United States
and tho largest In the northwest. The
maximum height is 126 feet. It ll
inoo fret long ami COO feet thick at
tlio bripe, contains 641,000 cubic yard!
of earth and rock and Is 18 feet wldo
on top. Work was started on the dam
January 2. lnig.
Reports filed with the secretary of
state showing Iho sales of gasoline and
distillate by Oregon dealers for the
month of June, 1U20, bear out the con
tention of the producers that more
irasolluo was placed In the hands of
distributors this year than ever before
and that the present shortage is due
to the rapidly multiplying agencies of
consumption. During the month of
June, 1920, the Oregon dealprs dis
posed of 4, 309. ft 18 eallojis of gasoline
and 64R.078 gallons of distillate, while
In June, 1919, the-e was sold 3,702,146
gallons of gasoline and 407,454 gal
lons of distillate.
li
Quality
it
If
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O N E W
FALL and WINTER
SAKS
Prices 15 Percent Less
Than Last Season's.
WESTON BATHS. BARBER
and TAILOR. SHOP
R. L. Reynaud j
Cascade Slabs
O A N DX"
Utah GOAL
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WESTON.
CASH MARKET
Ask
inpr.
our prices for dray
Phonc 272 or 93.
WESTON TRANSFER CO.
GILBERT G. ELLIS, Mpx
FRESH MEATS
OF ALL KINDS
ii UEST CASH
i: PRICES PAID
i
FOR LIVESTOCK,
HIDES, PELTS, &c.
HASS & SAUER
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