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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-26
Negotin nub Yrabowo in SQnben
Der 8nlgaren;; StrbiinOetc
ntbmtn Setta.

utuHH 6u OtIuH1eHeH uHp IuHucH
anf bcm SdJlad)tfclbc 300 tote Ser
ben. Trins Gpria nnb Der Sefebls-
haber Der 9lrmcc iumrocn i'll llsfmb
fcisrlidJ empfamgcn."
@ieSeruergeltung nnacorubt.
9erIim, brabtlos iibcr Sudcr-
ton, 26. Nft. Tic 9torobclltife sla-
gemciuc 3eitilug beriftet, ouB oie
oeutihc &cgierllng ol,rd) Scrnlitte-
lung elmer nclitralcn Wadt cine Mint
mort Der ritiiii6cn Hegierllng alif
oercn Grobitug nlitgeteilt hat, na6
Der oeiitid)e ariegsscfangenc i'll Gi-
itriftcn in bcnen Nlinl- -Tium-9uaeln
5lr Sermenorug gelangen. eridloiien
tDcroen iollen. @eln bic riiiiii6c
9fegieriing beiitid,e Gefangene inter
falihell @ortpGnben eridGcben iollte,
ilnb 5ipor lmter Der 9cbarptllng,
baB sic 9cutiheit berartigc 8cid)oiic
peripenoen, 10 miro Die bellti6e He-
gierintg nit ScrgcltitngsmnBregel
nidt 5ogern.
Die beliti6e Hegieritng erflGrt
ipcitcr, bab Die Ieiitid)en iiberbaupt
feline 9unl- l-Tlim-andcln pcrDenoen,
inb OaB Die &ergeltung I'M 10 leidl-
ter ourf3Ifiihren lei, ipeil rliiiidle
8efnngenc erfldrt bobeli, oaB tic 6c-
id)oiie oieier 9lrt perpenoeu mIBten.
Sutc iscinbe perScn eeebrt.
8erIin, iibcr ludcrton, 26.
Oft Vfaior 9d6oIiou, elm britiiher
Sffi3ier IN bellti6er 8efangenid)aft,
bat Selbitmoro in Ytelandplie be-
gangen. SaSu pcroffentlid)t Der
lleberiee- Gienit iolgcnoe 9tahridt
glls Der Major becrbigt pilroe,
ianotc oos oe,ltid)c &otc arelij cincn
aran3. Iics purbe bon Der arcfel-
Der 3eiting fritiiiert, bic ocsipcgell
bon oem fonlmanbicrenoen 9eneral
i'll Strafc genonnlen purbc, Der er-
flGrtc, 0aB tote ,Seirbe geebrt peroen
lniiIien, uno bcionocrs ein Offi5ier
bon ben GigenIdaftcn bcs @critorbe.
nell.
Ter Naior bintcrlieb einen 9rief,
in Dem er erfIdrte, 6oB Die 9ebonb-
hung, bic er bon bcn Ielltiden er-
fitbr, nid]ts nit ieincm Sclbitmorbe
| All tim debabt babc.
Tniienrcgiermns pcrtreibt 1liidt.
lingc.
9erlin, 0rabtlos iibcr Suder.
ton, 26. Oft. Ser lleberice.gtad).
tenagentitr miro ans Yetrograb fol.
geubes gelneloet:
ytSier miro befannt, bnB Die ruff.
i6en 9eborben alien sSliid,tlingen in
Wtosfau lno &iep befoblcn baben,
Die Stabt 5u perlaiien. 9ie gebor.
oen bon Nfosfail, Ole bereits 8erior.
glingslnaBregeln gctroifcn batten
pioeriesten lid bieicm Soraeben mil
Dem Sinpeis, ooB 100000 Sliid)t
linge lliht neiiem gleno alisgeiesl
tpcrocn iollten. Srosbcm purbe DC,
Sefcbl altfrehtcrbalten.
3ci6nmnsem fir CeitcrreidJii6,
&riegsnnleibe.
9erlin, orabtlos iibcr Sap
bile, 26. Oft. Gie bisbcr auf bi,
oiterrcid)iihe 9ricgsanleibe einge
laufencn 3ci6nlmeen beIauicn iid
aui iiber 1000, 100000 arpnen obe
$400,000,000.
@crbInbete ipllcm Sefia gcnummel
baben.
8aris, 26. Oft. Die perbiin
oeten Sruppen, peldc Die Tonau be
| Oriopa iiberidritten, iollen Iefia i
Serbien nabe Der riirndnii6e
@ren3e genommen baben Ger 81
liegt Sriopa auf Der auberen Seit
oes Sluiics geeeniiber Die 9fad
ri6t lit in einem SeIegromm DO
9ufareit on Die Sapos. .agentur enl
balten, oatiert uom Samstag, unO c
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-26
Nrbeiter Der Natiunal 9ltme So. feb.
rem teilmeiie snr SGtigfeit suriif.

cleveland, 26. Oft. 800
Ntni6iniiten, bic BEL Der gtational
Acmc 60. nit Serltelliung bon 0tit-
nition beiddftigt naren nabmen
beute, pie Ole 8erDaltling erfldrt,
bic glrbeit mieber auf, na6oem
DGbrenb bes seitrigen Cages Die
@erfe pesen elmer idpebenoen
2obnoiffcren5 seidloiien paren.
Bon MN on miro Die Sobrif MIR
am Gage arbeiten, bis Der Streit
beigeIegt 1T. Gie slrbeiter bubcn elm
Ibfommen unter5ei6net. nad)oem
Tie 5ebn Stimben gegen 5cbnitiinoige
gesabIllng arbeiteu. Ils Die 2ei-
tuna geitern bas Gerlangen itellte,
uurbc cs BON 1000 glrbeitern 5uriif-
geipicien. Webrere bunoert slrbei-
ter iteben nod aus,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-26
&nIcn wDntn ben strs
ben itbt Su 9ilft
fOnlmen.
Sriten nnb Sranspien plaueu glngriff
nuf Strmmisa.
4mTem pertreibsn lire 6liidtlinge
aus @psfan nno Sieiu.
l1sfnbs Ginnabme Elm ihiuerer
S9laa fir gllliierte.
3iuci Wiillinrben fir Seiterrcidls
e@ glnleibe aeseidlnet.
Berlin iteat @eriihte pun sSriebens-
nerbnnblnnesn in 9lbreOe. r.
Sentid)lanb brpbt NIT @ergcltmng
fir @ebru1d) ppu vNnm.Snms."
Berlin iteat @eriihte uun Sriebens-
nerbanolnnegn in glbreSc.
Gentidllanb brpbt NIT @erscltmng
fir @ebruadl ppu vSnm.Snms."

Berlin, 26. Oft, brahtluS
iiber Sappillc. Sentidlc fyortidlritte
an allen Srpnten perben i'm bentiaen
nmtliAsn ScridJt gcmclSet. Scmtlfc
Stellnmgcn iibcr cine Srpnt pun 250
Metrcs in Der Champagne mDrblid
ppm sc Mcinil, meldle Die Sranspien
am Sunntag aenommeu batten, iino
snriiferubert mprOen. 6iinf Cffi'
siere mnb 150 Wtnnn iunrSen gefan-
gen gemummcn. Sn ben !SGnben
Der yranspien bleibt nnr mod, eim
fleincr SfJiibengrabcn norbDitlidl
pDn 9e Ieinil.
Sm n6rblihen Sell Der rniiiidlen
Srunt hat Selomaridna Bon Sin.
Scnbnrgs glrmee luieoer ben Slpnfit
Siitrift iiberid)ritten. Weiter iiiblidl
fat bic bapcriid)c Irmce bes Frinsen
9cupolb ruiiiidJe glnariffc 6itlidl BON
@aranppidJi nnS iiiblid) ppm @ngu-
nupsfopc See smriifscidllagen. Die
Irmce bes General pDn Siniinsen
bat Die Stelnngen Der Huiien DitlidJ
non Sulfi nnS iueitlidl uDn Gsarto'
rnsf eritiirmt nnb rniiiid)e @csenat.
tafen snriifgeiflagen. Bier Cffi.
5icre nnb 1850 Mann unroen ST
Sriegssefangemen semadlt mnb sebn
Waidlinenaeiuefre erbentct.
Die Sentihen Srnppcm haben ge-
itern in Scrbicn luieber peitere @or-
itOke gemadDt. Ccitlidl BON @iiesrab,
gDsnien, iunroen iueitere Sort
idlrittc gemad)t nno mebrere feinb.
lidle Stcllnngen iunrbcn eritiirmt.
Siiblidl ppn Yalanfc pnrbc meiteres
8elGnoe geuommen am iueitlidlen
Nbhange bcs Guep.SaIcs. Weiter
6itlidJ eroberten Die Sentidlen 9ar.
fpbad), 9nppe mnb Gmtihcou. Wdb-
rcnb Der pergansenen brei Sage
iuurben 960 Serben sn &riesesge.
| fangenen genadlt.
glngriff auf Strmmita geplamt.
SoIonifi, 26. Oft. Cine @ri.
quoc britiihcr Sruppen miro helltC
nad Dorian, 40 ailometer norO-
meItli6 bon bier, abgeben. Stele
9ewegung ioa einen gemeiniomen
9lnqrifi ser britiihcn imo franSoii'
idlen 5rrppcn auf Strulnisa oltrd
oas Stiira-Sal porbereitcrl, tpclnl ott
sMiierten-Sffeniipe gegcn Die Snl
saren einiett.
Snlsaren nahmen Heaotin.
Sofia, 26. eft. Die bnlsari
idle arisgsleitnng bat Die fulgeno'
MelSnns eritattet:
llniere Srnppcn babcn Negotii
unb Trabowa an Der Sonan &c
mpmmcn. Die gentc beitcht, ioiuei
ne iid) iiberieben lGft, ans einen
Trupiantmasasin, 20 Giienbahn
masen unb ariessmaterial. @i
mad)ten einen Sffisier nnb 27'
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-26
SOidl5us fDlliofert nit Strasenbaln,

GIepeIanb, 26, Oft. Gin
@asen oes bieiisen sseuernebr.
beparternents itieb beiite aui ieinem
8ese nit einem @asen ser Stra.
benbobn 10 ungliiflid, 5uiammen,
bob er benioliert tpurbe. Gin 9ellt.
nant Der 8ebr purbe getotet imo
mebrere 9oihmanner idtper perIest.
@eitere 9erihte feblen.
grennenSer Sampfer einseidllept
Charleston, 2. G., &c. Oft
Ter MoIlorp- Oallpfer Colorado
Der am Sountag aiif ieincm @esc
bon bier nah gtcip Dorf nit eincl
8oilmipoIllooung in 8rauo geriet
tplrbe beiite in oieienl Safen einge,
,ihleppt. aus Stiff lit id)pcr be-
iddoigt, bod bofft man, Den sroB.
ten Seil Der 2ooune Ioiden 3ii fon.
neri
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-26

elll fllllfltlinolgcs commencement
porousging.
9tad) Ger @innabme bes Srtes
marid)ierten Die Jrltppen naf 9r5a
Ealanfa. Gic ierbii6e Senolferiing
iud3te in Der Sliid)t aif riintanii6es
0ebiet ibr Sell
Grmnnterung fir bic Serben.
2onopn. 26. Oft. Sie 9luiicr-
fen baben oas ierbiide Saiiptquar.
tier oufgeforbcrt, es ip1e ben 9ln-
griffen Der @crbiinbeten imb Slil-
garcn MIR nod fiinf lpeitcre Gage
miocritebcn, benn bann iperoc ben
Scrbcn Don ben 9(lliicrten tpirfiame
S5ilfc gelciitet mcrbcn. 0icic 9tnd)-
riGt crhiclt Der 0ailep telegraph
pon icincm Scrtrctcr in 9fiid).
Ger aorreiponoent fiiNt bin3it,
lmtcr Den ierbiiden Srltppcn hcrri6e
cin 10 por5iiglid)er 8eiit, bnB JIG nit
9ei6tiafcit bic ooppeIte 3cit Dem
tSeinoc @ioeritan0 leiiten fonncn.
gcSentums Der Ginnnbme ltsfnbs.
SuIonifi, %. Oft. Wtit lls-
fub in ibrem @eiibe, beberrideu Die
gulgare1 lett nit groBen Srlippen-
maiien Die 9abu pon bier nah Hiid
,tpii6en Sranio rnb llsfub nlii cine
2dnee non so englii6en Wieilen. Sic
boben olic Die bireftc @crbinbrng
5tpiiden Nif6 itno Salonifi abge.
idnitten inb lniicn MIR nod ben ,li1-
ii6cren Serfebrsipeg iiber Die 2ittie
Wunaitir- -Briitina offen.
Gunouns Sagcsberid)t.
9onoon, 26. Oft. 9as @ett-
renueu lin Die StraBe nah 9onitnn-
tinopel bat iest ein oriregenoes Sta-
oium errei6t. Die @ulgaren befin-
ben lid mir nod eitige MeiIcn pon
cincm Tiliftc entfernt, oil Dem iie
cine 0erbinbung nit ben belltihcit
@erbiinocten berItellcn fonnen, pGh-
reno Die sSran5oien i6on III fleinen
Srupps iid) NIT Den Serben pereiitigt
baben iollen.
Die SranSoien iinb nod nid]t itarf
gertug. Inn cine tGtige Sffeniioe in
Wo5eoonien eroffncn 81 fonnen, ober
bie S6ncligfeit disadvantages Der
@uIgarcn BORT lit bercits pcrringert
porbcn. Sln Der alten brlgnrii6ell
8rcn5e BON Ylrnften norbpeItlif bon
@rania bis 5lir rltm1nfhen @rer5c
gcben Die Serben mir tpenig @ebiet
oi,f. Cine tpirfli6e Serbinblng Ser
gulgaren nit ibren Srellnoen, Die in
pe1igen Stunben betpirft Derbcll
mag, miro iif) 5eigen, ipenn es oell
Serber gelingt, oh lie iinitanoe iil1b,
ibre SteIlllngen in Sen Bergen 81
balten, bis Die Illiierten ibnen Silfe
bringen fonnen.
9stoIien lit nod on ser oitcrrci6i-
| iden 9ren3e aftip iinb feline sSront
ioG ungebro6en iein. Sier glolibt
man, boB Die Staliener nlinoeitens
imitanoe iein peroen, Die 0iterreidi-
i6en Sriippen OFT Der @eritdrfiing III.
rer 9alfan- -Streitlrtadt sll perbin-
bern.
&uBIano lit oiirf feline bartnadige
@crteibisiing bon 9fisa unb Giina'
burg unb icine Offeniipe in Sali5ier
nod immer irnitanoe, leine @egnei
in Sfadl 5u baltcn. 9ln3eiden Dor
Der @eitfront laiicn oaruuf if]liebet
oaB Die glliierten cine ueite Sffeniip'
| (Sorfietuuo nui Seite 81
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(Jortiesuna aui Seite 81
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-26
Ser 9eut(@en,
9feue @te0ungeu an oeu 3yrouten inl
SGen uno ySeiten qenonllnen>

cin fiinfitiinoiecs gpnrborbemett
porausging.
9tad) Der Ginnabme bes Srtcs
maridicrten Die Jrllppen ra1 9r5a
Ealanfa. Gic ierbiid)e Sep0lferiing
iudlte in Der sSlid)t mtf riintaniides
@ebiet ibr Seil.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-26

Die eir5tge fderto6e oeuf.
f6e Beit,,n9 in s1i8isau,
rpef6e Die 9eper9en Der
GH. YreHe 6rin9t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-26

@apne YtlneraI gdoer often Die
gun5e gtn6t. 9eites SuIpbp.Sali.
ne @aiicr, meIdcs je fir 8beuma-
tisnlus entbeft nuroe. = @ns.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-06

MIR. and Mrs. Earl Ooutis are in
spokane this week attending the
Washington state convention o.
Eagles.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-06

Call and inspect our good line OF
shoes and convince yourself Of their
worth. Prices are right The Brandt
Store.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-06
counAaE va DpcEscY.

the other day an excited indivld-
uai rushed into n newspaper offiee
with q choice bit of scandal burning
hls tongue. II made no difference 20
thia person that the scandal affected
lhe daughter Of his neiEhbor---thAt
the mother of the Hiri was seriously
iil--that the brother was just enter.
stnE what promised 10 be a successful
professional career. The scandal was
rich In flavor. and he wanted 10 see "
In the paper. Ito told the editor about
A, with every evidence OF the Keen
rsilsh OF the scandal connolaseur. but
Impressed upon the Newspaper man
that the source Of HIS Information
must be kept inviolably secret when
the paper came out. the mah returned
70 demand why the story hadn't been
printed. short. sharp words followed.
and tho visitor called the editor
coward and left. yowinE that man
who Was afraid 10 print the news had
no right 60 he an editor, To our
mind, that editor was brave man.
me lnformer who demanded that his
yams be kept secret. was the coward.
The editor ran q paper In small
town. No closely related were the
lives OF the inhabitants. that tho edi-
lsr knew every detail of the story be-
fore his visitor called ON hla Hut he
could aea no profit for himself nor
glory for his paper In printing an item
that would bring sorrow to the Eray
hairs Of q father. diagraee 60 . brother
and probably serious consequences 70
a sick mother. u the newa appesiten
Of his readers were - veracioun. ne
Thought. ~ 90 demand this costly
saod, no would refuse 20 pay the price.
-'he editor was right Many thlnsa
he has to print which he would rather
leave unnaid. but the scandal whieh
has only ita "spiee" 10 recommend u
nhauid have no place IN the columns
os q self.reapceting paper We would
rather build than tear down. We
would rather print tho things that
help and encourage and uplift than
10 hold up tho mistakes OF some nn-
fortunate 20 the seorn and contempt
Of his neiEhbora necency is not lask
af courage. IL u were. We woniu
rather be decent than conFageous.---
Exchange.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-06

W. r. Hastings, former Westonian
and chess aud checker devotee Who -
nOw farming nsar culdesae, Idaho,
kindly rensws his LEADER Subscription
and writes 10 ~ ~ follows; Crops
are good here. My wheat patch was
Too sood--mosi ~ Il fell down. A. 70
berries, think can equal your hr;
johnson. having raised slzv worth ~
straw berries and ra.pberfies on one. enc.
half asre of ground. ] am xsw.nk
along pretty veil here most ci 'he
this time. but July ~ 1 Rot mihca W
With the trucks Oi binder. kot on
rather lucky. bowsyer--tliree cracked
rlbs and some lost cutlcle.'
Ralpb ealing would probably admit
that a. much luck NJ science enters
inse wheat production. His to-ecre
,yae, went OF the depot has yielded an
AVERAGE Of 80 bushels per acre, ana
wa. entirely free from nhriseled OF
sm,,,tv berries. This followed 20.
h.sheI average from his so-aere neid
saat OF town--yet Halph doesns
claim 40 be especially deserving. Per-
nan. the Weston country II anxious
~ convince him that II u better thhn
southern Idaho. where he holds .
homestead.
According 10 the ukiah correspond
.nt OF the East oregohian. MIRA hush
namey OF Bridge creek flat. had quite
a thrilling experience one day last
week. Mrs. I'D Banks OF Hiiter Vas
visiting with her and they were 'aIk-
ing and sewing when Mrs. Banks mo-
tlced large rattlesnake coiied Jus.
behind Mrs. Rameys chair. u had
crawied In through the open door ana
WAS coIled ready 10 strike nj the nrst
alarm. but the ladies. though badly
frightened. soon made short work OF
a.
acrimsher. Simpson 4 Bell have
heeu ,hreahing this week In 100 acres
OF Dale wheat for their senior part
ner. James scrimsher. who II getting
an average Of about 80 bushels per
acre. He alao has about i00 acres or
barley 20 put In the sack. after which
the OUTFIT will be moved 10 the Ad-
ans neiKhborhood. where II has a 500
acre run for Nose Taylor and others.
n viii finish the season In J. v. Beirn
sraln fields on Reed a Hawiey noun
tain.
George n. DiaEmore writes to- The
Leader from Amity. Oregon. as fol-
lows. 1T may be OF interest to my
Weston friends 90 know that although
I am trying 10 sell nay Weston farm
stili look upon the SIX years ] spent
thereon as being the pieasantest OF
my life, The crops here at Amity are
considered good. and one man AZ least
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-06
..Buyers' Week" Al Portland

with i07 leading jobbers and whole
salera banded together at Portland
Tor .Buyers' Week" and an invita-
tion having been sent broadcast
throughout the states OF oregon
washington. Montana and Idaho TOT
the week OF August to II. Il Is prac-
ticaily certain that the retailers OF
the Northwest viii take advantage OF
the opportunity to become familiar
with the great stocks OF goods main-
tanned In Portland. Son purchases OF
hius Of goods amounting TO 5000 OF
more the cost of railroad tickets will
be refunded 10 the visiting merchant.
A splendid program OF entertainment,
will be provided. and Il is designed
for the amusement OF both the mer-
chant and his family.
The great feature OF buyers
Week" Is that Il gives the retail mer-
chant and the jobber and wholesaler
opportunity TO get acquainted. to be-
come familiar with the business meth
DDS OF each other. and to align theiI
ideas for widening the scope OF the
mercantile field.
Two such Buyers Weeks" have
proven extremely successful In pasl
years. and there Is no doubt that the
one for 1915 Will measure up in much
liarger proportions than either OF the
others
Portland claims TO have the largesl
stocks In many lines that are carried
on the Pacific coast. and her mer'
chants are now at work to secure th'
trade which should belong to that city
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-06

has reaped so bushels OF wheat per
acre from a 23-ecre tract. This crop
IL the wonder Of the valley, while you
at Weston find II not uncommon 20
get even 60 bushels and more. This
v.lley Il no longer grain country,
but Ia following a system Of crop ro-
tation and stock raiaing. and VIII
doubtless support many more than
the present population. Land Y
higher here than at Weston. but viii
not rent at as high a figure"
Fire Wednesday near midnight COM
pieteiy Quilted the interurhan passen-
ger depot and freight warehouse on
South Main street. Milton. A light
wind carried burning brands to the
roof Of the lumber yards so feet dis
tant, and a stream OF water was con-
stantly played on this structure. avert
ling conflagratlon which would prob
ably have wiped out an entire block
OF frame buildings. The explosion OF
two 5o-gailon steel tanks containing
gasoline created CONSERVATION In the
ranks OF the fire fighters and the
crowd which had gathered TO watch
the progress OF the flames
! Carl Guiots. prominent and popu-
liar Pendieton musician. who Is also
well known throughout the county.
suddenly regained his sight Monday
afternoon, after suffering from total
blindness for 10 years. He was walk
ling In the business district when his
vision returned to him. and he was
hardly able to believe his good for
ltune until assured of II by physician.
IHe then hurried home TO greet his
wife and his i0-year-oid son. neither
OF whom he had ever seen.
/ q. w, Stages q Son finished har-
yesting this week and have hauled In
their combine. They say that they
Iare well pleased with their 1915 crop
lalthuurh Il would have been better
HAD the "burn" kept out OF Umatilla
county. The wheat average on theii
upper ranch was about 40 bushels
Land on their lower ranch about ~
lbushela. They had $50 acres In grain
land are now keeping an eye or two
lon the market.
The wind and dust storm which
passed over the Weston district Mon
day afternoon had twist In Il wheE
it struck four miles west OF Walis
Walla, where barns. silos and teie'
phone poles were blown over. frai
tees stripped and corn laid fiat, Light
lining struck huge pile OF wheat sack
lin the field OF August Wagner OF
Dry creek, and 1900 Of them were
burned. The grain was Insured.
Joe Hodgsons locally celebrated
laugh Is heartier than ever since n
has finished harvesting his crop IRON
Meadowbrook farm. He estimate
1.-The wheat yield from one OF his field
as at least so bushels to the acre
while another went as bushels. HI
barley averaged between 10 and q
bushels. Both ceneals are OF excel
lent quality. his wheat testing 8
pounds.
After an extended visit with he
D parents. Mrs j. q. La Lande let
! Wednesday for Portland. where he
husband Is now located.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-06

The following cases are pending in
the Weston justice court. presided
over BY Magistrate Joe Lieuailen:
Richard Phillips vs. w. II. stamper
Ito recover $3.50 alleged TO be due
In wages. a similar action between
the same parties IL pending in the
Justice court at Athena. where the
amount sued for was s73.)
!. 8. LIeuailen W. w. l. Johnson
attachment action TO recover sse.s5
alleged 10 be due for house rent and
blacksmith bill.
). u. Farrens va. l. ouesnei--gar-
nishment proceedings TO recover 32.oe
alleged 10 be due on account
Y. 4. Zehm vs.. L. Quesnel-to col
lect claim OF $500.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-06
BREvITIES


A DOLLAR for that Tag Nee Watts
A Rogers Blk Ad.
Hound hay. delivered. for sais. In
quirs Of Mira ~. n. sbanks.
New arrivals nj my secondhand
Stoe, ruKr, chairs and beds. zehm'
Earl Lowell IL here from wAlla Wal.
las visiting his mother, MiS. j. b'
farrcps.
Mira c. ~. Smith. wife Of Dr. BEaith,
IL Visiting her father and other reia'
tivss at Olympia, Wash.
j. NJ. o'Hara ana Walter o'IIarra
went 10 the umatiIla river Monday
for a few days a. recreation.
shirley Barnett was up from Port
land this week for q few days vacA-
tlon visit az the home OF his parents
Mrs. II, J. Ray Of Portland IL Wis.
itinE her mother. brother and plo-
nser friends In wesion--her former
home.
" q, Lucas has disposed OF his no.
eel property al Adams 10 u. ID. Wood,
who has heretofore been In charge a.
landlord.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Price and Mr.,
and Mr.. ,. NJ. Price have been so
journinH during the week At bingham
Springs.
Mrs. walter Simpson Of Portland. n
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William Mecorkeil. and other reia-
tiveH near Weston.
Motor car service 20 all points. dag
or nlKht. Also livery and feed Htahb
opposite tho Leuaiien blacksmith
shop. IAfe Mcbride.
John !. sharpstein and family OF
Waila waila. have established their
annual summer camp NJ Cold Spring.
on Weston mountain.
G. M Pierce and family Of Los An
Eeles are expected 20 arrive In Weston
soon on their annual vacation. They
are nj present In Portland.
Miss Mayms Hoke. who has been
spending the summer with Miss Ar
tonia Davenport. departed Saturday
for her home In Lees summit. Mis-
aourl. She will Walt relatives In Poe
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-08-06

The followlns books have Just been
added 10 the weston branch OF the
Umatilla County library Ths post OF
librarian h vacaht. and applications
will be received BY Mrs. J, n. Price,
chalrman of the local board
Oicott--iA,tls Women.
rlshop- Past and Present
hoy scouts of Americs--itanabook
for ec,- sr.sl--dl,
cooper--The spy.
connor--Ths Doctor
Dawnos--The Boys and Girls OF
Harden city.
Farnoi-Ths Money Moon.
tiould--IIeroes Of Peace.
doldsmilh--The Vicar Of Wake
field.
diiber,--Mors Than conquerors.
iiarrlson--U. VS. Eyes.
liugss-The Old Nest.
liuno--I.ss Minsrables.
ffaii--viklns Tales.
Jnchaon--llamona.
LAnshiln--The Penny fhilanthro-
Nsli--cannins. Preserving and
piekiing.
hontEomsry--Anns of Avonlea.
Pryds-tauprisL
Rellins--what Can a YOUNG Man
Def
Parker--The weavera
Psrkins--The Esquimo Twins.
gsaman--JAequeiine of the Carrier
Pigeons.
atsvsnsoa.--TreAaure Island.
TarkinEton-rhs Man From indi'
ana.
vor.s-Ths Hearth Country.
Wsiles--tleAlby.
Wister-Ths virKinian.
wilson--rad sheldon.
A Course In citinennhip.