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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-06

Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Stevens of
Nampa were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs, H. J. Zeh, in this city, last
Sunday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burger of Salt
Lake City who have been visiting
friends and relatives here returned
home Saturday
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-08-06

NIBHIs bIaCkIcR HIbU'
Another disease which comes par
ticularly under his sphere of activity
is hat of blackleg in cattle. Every
settler can profit by the fact that he
has on hand supply of government
blackleg vaccine which will be admin
istered free of charge.
In order to insure that farmers OF
this section who are importing calves
from the condensary regions of Ore
gon and Washington are not being
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
Schedule For Season
Basketball To Be
Befrre Committee

II. l.. FLYNN If san Hcnito. director
general in Cameron county for the In
t~cr>chola>tic League. who IL ia Browns
Vile TO-DAY. announced that the seasons
basketball games among the Cameron
ctmtv >rh1ul~llwrinliuni Ill ~luuurup
aftcrthc holidays. 10 end in the latter
part of February. The schedule H. now
being arranged ~ Mr.. Flynn and Miss
Annie X. y. Craig. county director
athletics. ana ~ IT, completion will ~,
submitted Ia the members Of the board
The winning team in Cameron county
vii play the winning team III IIidalro
county sometime during mex march.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
SOCIAL NOTES

- -
III
rIorip. p;.rc. rcaJrv hy Mr.. :
Bowie. Y vocal solo w NIi-- Mamie Han
SON q reading hy Mis- Edna Layton. a
vocal solo Ly Mis- Patricia Hobbs. read
me~ hy Nj Ruth Detillo and Mr.. Lub-
book. AMID \ whI~tlIng Solo IAN Rev George
NJ. Maopougall.
-o-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
BAND CONCERT SUNDAY

There Will hc i concert ~ the Fourth
Infantry baud before The commanding
officers headquarters AT Fort Brown
SUNDAY evening at $ o'clock. Because
ut the Indictment weather nn concerts
have been held al the post the past week
Chief musician James i. prcwitt has
prepared The following program:
l. March "Hrlphr"nr' Hr~cpaut.
: Overture Hicuzi Wagner
3. Waltz 'Cccilc" Mckee
T.. Selection Chimes Of Normandy"
~Planquettc.
>. Song without words i. i Prrwitt.
4 Rag Maple Leaf" Joplin.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
Scapegrace Son Faces Electric Chair

New York. Dec. I.-PctrcS Cornelius
Van ~ Corrupt. the %>capc"racc son Of an
ariStrocratic Holland family. who killed
2 woman 2 YEAR ago. and was captured
and tried in October. must die in the
electric chair ncXt week. Corrupt u.
the name Of John IIendrick to shield his
family from the disgrace he brought up
on il. lie was convicted Of the murder
~ Mrs Barbara Wright by whom he had
been employed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
Went TO the Hospital.

Z. +. Blanchard, postmaster, Blanchard.
CAL, writes II had kidney trouble % bad
| had to 90 to tie hospital. Foley Kid
ncv Pills completely cured me- Men and
women testify they Danish lame back. stiff
JOINTS. sore Muscles and sleep disturbing
bladder ailments. MARTINEZ Drug Store,
north corner Market Square.-adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04

Mi Penelope Peterson w.- h"~tr--
Yesterday afternoon tu 2 number ot l"r
pupils and friends at y tea WI her -tEdo
on Washington street. Mis- Peterson gave
4 splendid talk IA dramatic art. III I-
planned by Mis- Peterson to establish 4
class III this subject In addition ~" hcr
GLASSES IN music and expression.
Those who cnioyrd yesterday after
Moons event were: Mr.. May Dickens. Nj
Rita Clearwater. Mis- Anita kuwul-ki.
Mis- Blanche Cr y. Mis- .Auicl Kendall.
Mis- A. l.. Green. Mis- Blanton Smith.
Mis- Sara Hobbs. Mr.. o. NJ. Lawrence.
Mrs. GEORGE Hamilton, Mr.. Cecil Nhclto-.
Mrs. james. Mr.. Wilhelm. Captain LAW
renee Butler, Mr.. Ira Webster. Mr.. J. G..
DcBruln. Mr.. and Mr.. Everett II Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Ro~~. pr. and Mr.
Grnr-r a. Macdonald. Nr. and Mr-. n IL.
NJ. Ramsey. Mr.. Layton. Mr.. Cora De
clio. Mr.. a. Snyder. Mr.. Cole. Mr.. Gus
IL Scott CLANCY. Rr,. aud Mr-. y =.
Bnwlc- and Mis- Virginia Harrison.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
E~niscopaI Church.

Rev. George VI. Maciougall. rector. an
u,,ln,,s the followin. services for next week
Fairly celebration ~ communion Sunday
morning nj $50 o'clock. Sunday school and
rector's bible class. 10 a. N. Morning prayer
and sermon. III a. m. and sermon I:4J y. ~.
Litany. Friday evening AT 80 o'clock. Young
,.,r,le's club. Friday evening nj ; o'clock.
,'aptnin Lawrence Butler will sing M the
n,.ning service.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04

the Hawaiian Islands, and viii report AT
Honolulu for duty on March %. Captain
Hawkins y now ut the mounted service
school. al Fort Riley, Kan. taking the field
officers course. 1t ~ expected that Cap
tam Hawkins will return 20 Fort Brown
before leaving for hi- new assignment jill
the islands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
SERVICES IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
Chnrrh OF the Sacred Heart

The order nf services in the Church If the
Sicrrd Heart ~ aunouno.-i by Father y H.
Frisnm. f%,a~tur:
IGolf communion. : 81. T- Sunday school.
SO i m. High mass Hnd ~rruiun. = n. m.
Ilnlt ROSARY. lui answer NY question box. T:;u
4. m. I;onrdiciion II the NlrS~cd sacrament.
Immaculate Convention Church.
Masses viii ~ hrld An the Church nf the
Immaculate Conception. Tw~fth and Jchcr-
son streets. 40 the following hours: q. :. 30.
ices a. I::n i'll the evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
First BantiSt Church.

The following services Will w. held ~ the
First baptist church. Elizabeth aud Eighth
streets. Sunday
sunday school. =: ~ a. Ia.
Il. y. L. 4. ! y. IA.
The pl,lic j. cordially invited e. attend
,hr>, services. a special invitation ~ extended
- the soldiers al Fort Brown "a b. present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
Waterways Committee
May Meet On Monday

As u result Nj the favorable action IN
recommending Brazo>Santiago Pass ii
il probable that there will be a meeting
~ the local deep Waterways association
either late this afternoon or on Monday.
a. a. Browne. chairman of the commit
tee said this afternoon that H. wanted
f. have = meeting Of the committee but
~ hc and the other committeeman had
been very busy h. had not been able IL
@ct them together. The meeting was
first announced for Friday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
ARMY MATTERS

The following army orders have been
issued:
The depot quarterma-tcr. San Fran
cisco. M one oi hi- commissioner a--i--
tant-. accompanied ny Veterinarian Cole
man Nnckold~. First cavalry. ~ Stockton.
Cal. inspection WI live stock.
Major John a. Dapray. retired. relieved
from orders directing him to report ~
clict Of staff.
Actin. Dental Surgeons O-cAr q. Skcl
ton. Douglas. ARR. and Warren g.. Tor
renee. Fort Bis. Texas. to Hawaiian az
partment.
First Lieutenant William TIL. Chambers.
dental surgeon. Fort lluachuca. 10 Philip
pine department.
First Lieutenant William 4. NtoIl. Ivy
'autry. inspect new militia units. Gordon
and tiothcuburg. Ncb.
Acting Dental Surgeon Raymond Miller.
Fort Bis to Fort Benjamin Harrison.
Captain Morgan l.. Brett. ordnance de-
partment. inspect material Richmond. MI.
First Lieutenant Leonard l.. Barrett.
ordnance department. inspect ~eucou-t
armament. Forts Ca~wcll. Mouitric. sum
trr. fremont and ~crcvrn.
FIRST Lieutenant William IL. Henry.
fourteenth cavalry. detailed general rc
crui.iu- service. Fort Mcdowell. rrlcvin.
FIRST Lieutenant Horace y. Munro. cav
airy.
Coast artillery change: Captain Francis
N. Cooke. Nineteenth to Thirtv-ir~t com
panv.
Orders October ~. assigning Captain II.
y Howard to Thirty first company amend
XXI nh a~ ~ assign him ~ Nineteenth com
punN: First Lieutenant Frederick Hanna.
coast dr.rn-c-, Sandy Hook. To coast de-
trn-r- southern New York second Lieu
tcuani l'lulir 6. Blackmore. One Hundred
ani Thrt1 -at.H.h company wv -iarr coast
dcicu~o-. Sandy Hook: orders September
3n n" First lir1f,nait Frank -. Anplfn
amended WV J- w direct him ~ report coast
defense. Sand, ll"nk. instead Mi rpa-t
defense Southern Now YORK.
Leaves: Major Samuel IN. l;urkcnha,h.
Eleventh cavalry, extended anr moail
Captain George A.. Taylor. coast ariilirr,.
iw" months: Second Lieutenant John lI
NcIa""ari. coast artillery. seven da,-.
Second Lieutenant Alexander Nj. Patch Jr.
Sixteenth infantry. extended one month
and ten day. Lieutenant Colonel Juliu, III.
Penn. Third infantry. one month, Captain
Howard T.. Perry. infantry. two months:
FIRST Lieutenant James NJ. Gallogly. coast
artillery. one month and twcntv--ix day..
Second Lieutenant William II. Rose. -rc
ond infantry. two months. Second Lieu
tenant sumner Waite. Fifth infantry. one
month.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
Sunday Services In
Brownsville Churches
NJ ethOdist Church.

Rev. !. :. Eowlrs. pastor Methodist church.
Tenth street. near post "iIrr. announces the
following services tuF ~Nndtt.
Sunda, ~choul. 80 a. m. Preaching. II 81.
m. Fl,w7,rti league. I q. 90. Preceding. Ia
\. III. Canta. thruuw'th. chaplain NJ the
Fourth infantry. viii conduct tie morning
SERVER.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
Cargo Worth Half Million.

Philadelphia. Dee. Agents in this
city Of the British steamer Langton Hall
understand hat the vessel was heavily
loaded with a general cargo. worth about
a half million dollars
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
Christian Church.

Dr. :. X. Italian. pastor II the Central
Christian church. announces the following serv-
i,r> fur sunday.
Sunday school, Ia q. m. Preaching III a. m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04

Mis-, Fanny Mullen and Mi sara llohh~
who are ~ b. ho-tc--c~ tonight at y
Japanese tea L. hc held M the parish house
If the Episcopal church. have announced
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04

TOday'S Calendar

The ladies Of the Episcopal church
are holding Il cake sale this after
, noon ut the Woman Exchange ou
Elizabeth street.
, japanese tea at the parish hou-r
from : ia 10 y. ~. Mis- Fanny Nal
len and Mis- Sara Hobbs Viii hr the
: ho~tc~~c~.
Mis- AnicI Kendall cutcrtuin~ This
: afternoon at q n honor IT Mr.. Fl
. ". Truwit'~ guest, Mis- Ernc-tiur
. Faulk Of Corpus Christi.
Monday
Mcetin. of the Baptist. Christian
. and Presbyterian Aid societies "t THE
. three churchc~ IA engage IN TIE
: Christmas shop III announced for
. Monday afternoon VI 3 o'clock.
. Meeting 81 Missionary ~aciclN mi
. the Methodist church Ut tire church
. parl"r~ at , o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04

Lieutenant a. X. Christie ~ the aviation
squadron here and Lieutenant II. Il. Van
Horn OF the cavalry. plan a flight sunday
morning. with Lieutenant Christie a. pilot
and Lieutenant Van Horn ". observer.
They plan 2 triangle flight. going Tor the
camp near THE q. Y II. sugar mill to Point
Isabel, thence e. Harrington. and thence to
the river and along tile river ~ the camp.
u total distance OF approximately 100
miles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
PRESBYTERIAN Church.

R.y. J. a.. NJ. Ramsey. pastor. will preach
,.,aorrow morning ut II o'clock at the preSby-
teriau church, corner Elizabeth and Ninth
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04

Experience unc buys wv sometimes worth
the cost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04

Captain 4. Il. Dodd of the aviation sec
ton III Fort Brown this afternoon was
scheduled to make a flight from Browns
vile ~ Rio Grundc City and return. 4
Hight ot about $50 miles. Captain Dodd
has already made thi- trip one time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04

The Aviation section sent Ia Fort Brown
several months ago during the height Of
The border troubles may be transferred Ia
the aviation squadron headquarters az
fort Sam Houston soon, according to re-
ports reaching the camp at Brownsville.
Orders are expected at an early date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04

News has been received at Fort Brown
that Captain II. =. Hawkins Of Troop B.
Third cavalry. has been transferred TO The
Fourth c~asalry, now on foreign service n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-04
DEAR

Permit a. 10 suggest that yon "bMy IL uOtC'.
III is true cold heather is late in coming b1 do yn
MHk Of poor Henry, -OyJohH, perhaps Willie uheu me
coming cold snap catches him? Colder ueafhcr is nm
ing, that is certain. So are The HOLIDAYS. Xmas is
nearly on ms Hare yon bought those gifts YETI Combine
the "nsefm" uiht the "Sueef remembrance, at the same
time showing the proper economy, QChich always makes
hit with HIM by first looking oUer omr lines of Mems
useful articles.
What UOnLd he appreciated more Than a real
UOOfen handsome Sweater, coat style or huyfEe-neck; U0yyu
pretty "COMFY" house slippers; the newest things in
HeCkuCedy; uCdyWH underwear in baIbriggau o y tUOOL DR..
virgins, COOpers Otis and other makes; pr q ue,v sfyHsh
SfefSOn Hat Bring him around and zoe will GUARANTEE
TO DELIVER A ROYAL TAILORED, MADE TIC. MEAS-
IRE SUIT, BEFORE XMAS, Prices ranging from SIG to
$40. Come in and "Lef ms pyoUe it,"
Sincerely yours,
ID. l.. SPERO
"Mens' OnffHer"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-19

WESTON PENDLETON
Auss stage sehsanis
A. ~. Going wews. Pm.
LE Weston $500 Nv Weston l;oa
. Athena asis Athena 1913
v Adams s,as Adams i:ss
A. NJ. GolnK Enss. y. N.
~ Pcndlrion 1000 Nv Pendieton 400
" Adams 1870 Adams 4ls0
Ashena tisis Athsaa Sis
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-19
ODD BITS OF NEWS. I
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Minneapolis. Minn.--whlte Earth.
near here, claims the champion
mother OF this state aud perhaps OF
the entire country. Although Mrs.
Myrtle La Chappelie is only 10 years
OF age, she has been the mother OF
nine children. Her husband Is ~
years old.
Atlanta. Ga.---When William III.
Burden, 76 years old, advertised Tor
a bride, the ad. was answered by Miss
Lula Douglas Thomson. rs years old.
liz is reported the groom settled 5000
600 on the bride before the wedding
ceremony. Burden has adult grand
children.
Portland, ore.--Ts Doc osler In the
audience? Jeremiah Paulsell, ~
years old, has just applied for a IL
lcense to hunt big game. II don't take
water from any young fellow" says
Uncle Jere.
Mason City, Ia.-Thirty-two years
Iold and married five times IL the rec
lord OF Ethel wIckes-Nobie-P Pump
Jurdy- Hughes. who is under arrest for
bigamy
El Paso. Tex.-when Stanley Cobb
lapplied for license to marry Mar
garet Corn, the marriage license clerk
refused to issue the license. thinking
/ II was d Joke. When convinced. how
ever. he shelled out. Pop Corn was
said 20 have opposed the marriage.
but when appealed to. said: "Shucks!''
and headed the list for the husklng,
\ HALEY, Idaho.--unable to speak and
tell how the accident happened. Miss
Lucille Guita. 17-year-old. Is recover
ing from an operation required for the
removal OF fork which she swal-
lowed. 1t Is believed she was cxamin-
ling her throat with The fork when II
slipped from her hand.
Oilton. okla.--Mrs. +. Tanner o.
this place believes she Is the only wo-
man in the country who conducts q
pool hall She says under the con-
duct OF women, such places should be-
come clean. high-standard places Of
amusement.
Los Angeles. Cal.--sirls, have yor
I caught on to the new fads? One Is Q
lpeace ring, made OF silver with q
dove and an olive branch enameied on
n. The other Is sweetheart" ring
in which the face OF the girls besl
beau Ia worn.
sioux Falls. s. D.-Deliah WANT
\ fe. il dead here because she laughed
She began to laugh while eating peas
and a pea lodged in her bronehia
tube, choking her TO death.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-19
WESTON MOUNTAIN

i on the map In capital letters. Busi-
ness Il a-l,0oming and carpenters are
In demand. Roy Hyatt and Dick Eng
lIsh have moved into their new hunga-
lows and win Hall Is building anoth-
er, In Happy Canyon. j. X. English
has established store and will carry
4 fun line Of staple groceries 10 supply
the lucal needs. AZ ieast seventeen
families live within less than one mile
of the store. ard within q radius Of two
miles fJrty-five can be counted. il you
want anything good 70 eat from the
Jonzsil Cash Store write X. I. D. No,
/, box Is. or phone l5Fl5. Dated Nov,
1915. lAdv.l
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-19
A REAL
CLEARANCE
SALE
of all our LADIES'. CHILDRENS and MISSES
COATS and SUITS

Upon nearing the close of 1915, good merchandising
dictates that we should dispose of this seasons remain
ing stock of LADIES, MISSES and CHLDRENs COATS and
SUITS We want no scanyover" of this particular line
and are now quoting prices that will simply make y
move If such garment is needed by any member Of
your household you win find that visit to big store
is prompted by genuine economy.
These COATS and SUITS are splendid goods, bought
for cash in eastern manufacturing centers, and are the
latest this years product of the leading eastern de-
signers We are taking heavy loss on them and you
win be the gamer In many instances the regular prize
has been cut in two and the regular price based upon
close buying and close selling for cash only In fact no
more wonderful bargains in these garments were ever
offered in any Umata county store than await you right
now in the CLOAK and SUIT department OF the WESTON
MERCANTILE COMPANY.
There is no time limit to this sale, but we would ad-
wise you to call early in order get the pick OF our large
assortment Make mistake to the character OF TINS
merchandising event. 1t is bona de clearance at sac
rice prices of new bright wechosen this year goods
You have only visit store our beautiful display
of Coats and Suits for Women Misses and Children and
take note of the price tags to yourself Of the truth
of our statement It is not and will be part
of our policy to deceive the buying public in single par
ticuar We never raise prices in order to reduce them
RaEn~MMI-TEI - ~
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-19
BREVITIES

I, e~<~~~~Nsr>~~sr~ >r>~<Ne~<>>~~s
Mlss Mabel nlomEren and Mise Ami.
u RlEksalsleh we're visiting wsas~~-
day In rendls.cn.
Byron Hawks. formerly In the drnn
business at Athena. has purchased =
drug store at Astoria.
Earl Llsuailsn left this week for
American Faila, Idaho. 10 take q po-
sltion which awaits him there.
We think our stock is compiets. but
lif we haven't got what you want tell
us--we can set a. y. @. DeMoss.
william Taylor. Weston veteran OF
the civil war. left Tuesday 10 spend
the winter nj the National Soldiers
Home In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mcconnell were
visiting Sunday IN waila waila. who're
they attended reunion Of former
students of Columbia college.
Robert Proudfit Was In walia wsiia
Wednesday attending the funeral Of
his cousin, the late !. n. Wilson. for
merry city engineer of waila walia.
clay Smith has returned from
southern idaho aud has resumed his
business association with tntle Sam
AZ rural mall carrier out OF Weston.
Pound--A silver watch. with Hol,
caterpillar engine fob. Owner may
recover same BY applying 60 Hazel
brown az the n. W. brown farm near
Weston.
Earl coutts was out on a Eoose-
hunting trip Sunday on the Columbia
river below Arlington with q couple
~ railroad men. me party succeeded
In bagging seven biE "hoEfsfa"
Upon opening the Weston Bar Tues
day morning. oryai Duncan found the
room full Of smoke. A match dropped
In tho sawduns the night before had
caused a small fire. which burned a
hole through the floor but caused no
further damage.
An automobile occupied by Mrs.
Henry Keen and Miss zola Keen OF
AthsnA, turned turtle Saturday while
they were motoring 10 walla walia,
but both were fortunate enough 10 sss
cape without Injury. A broken wheel
caused the accident.
Mrp. Belle Brace. pioneer resident
OF this county. died Sunday at the
home OF her nephew twelve miles
from Pendleton. She was the mother
Of viii Brace and George Brace OF
uIbbon. The funeral services were
held Tuesday at Athena
J. N. Ashwor,h and Henry schroe.
der have returned from Spring Hol-
tow. in which aeighhorhood they have
completed q large farm residence for
Moaea Taylor The HOUSE contains
eleven rooms and Il provided with
more than eighty feet Of porchea.
school closed Tuesday for the rest
of the week on account OF the County
Institute at pendleton. An unusually
attractive program haa been prepared
by SUPERINTENDENT Young. and u -
expected that over 400 teachers from
shls and nelghboring counties wiz be
In attendance.
In line with the local spirit Of Inn
provement and progress. N. fsoyeridRe
h remodeling his cottage on Broad
atreet. Two rooms and q neat corner
porch are being added. and when com-
pleted and painted the cottage viii
present decidedly attractive appear
ance.
The Athena Press reports that Al
fred Pambrnn was attacked Wednes-
day by pet deer and had a narrow
escape. Only By rare presence OF
mind did the boy prevent the buck
from tearing him with i,s horns.
With the assistance Of . ranch hand
and a shepherd dog. the vicious ami
NAL was driven off
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-19

Jersey shore. Pa.--Jane Reaehard.
10 years old. was taken with a fit OF
laughing while listening 10 a funny
story told by a friend. She laughed
for three hours. and II was necessary
to put her under the care Of physi-
clan.
vandalIa, IiL-Slx hours after she
had been pronounced dead BY the
family physician. Mrs. Lydia Adams.
20 years old. arose, walked into an ad-
joining room and greeted the chief
mOurners.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-19
FOR SAFE

well-improved place OF itf acres
on Wild Horse creek. three miles
south OF Weston. Good well: hog
tight fence all around: an attractive
farm.
MY home ranch Of $40 acres two
miles up the waila waila river road
above Milton; $50 acres in cultivation,
$50 in summer faliow this year. Good
we'll and plenty of running water.
Fine new bungalow.
Phone l7Fs. or address
MRS. II. SCHwANDT.
Milton. Oregon