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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09

WASHINGTON, y. g., MAY 9-Amba--
Sador Arrcdondu ~ ihe McNiran govern
mcnt told Secretary Luu-iu. this after
noon that reports are untrue that General
Obrcgou l- demanding that General Scott
Withdraw Per-hinr' forces immediately
aud he said the Glen Sprug- RAID was
organized on the American side to brine
war between the nited States and Mexico
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09

lIy AsSoeinted ffeksb
SANTA FE. N. NJ, May g.--Thr New
Mexico militia, approxihatIng 100 men.
can be ON the way To the border IN twenty
four hours, according 10 Adiutant Gcnvral
Herring.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09
arizona Guard Ready
To Move Wednesday.

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 9.-The Arizona
National Guard, consisting of 500 men. will
be ready for border service Wednesday,
the adiutant general announced today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09
Entire Grew browns
When Lake Ship Sinks

DULUTH. MINI. May 9.-The steamer
= X. Kirby was lost of Eagle Lake harbor
or Lake Superior yesterday. All the crew
of twenty men wa~ drowned. The -hip
Sprun. Z leak In 4 terrific storm.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09
GERMANS MAKE A
D0GGED EFFORT
TO TAKE VERDUN

LONDON. May 9.-The Germans most
determined effort ygt to take Ncrdun III in
progress The guns are pounding the
fortress with unprecedented whence, fol-
lowed hN attacks with great fury After
-mat HiLial success near IIuudrcmunt
the Germans made no further progress.
Tire French are counter attacking eu-t of
thc Mcu-c winning back some recently
lest ground.
The Germans make no claims to further
gums. Intense artillery activity east and
southeast oi Ntrdun leads ~ expectation.
that thc Germans have IN mind an attempt
to push back the French right flank stimuli
fanrou- with similar efforts on the other
flank
BERLIN. MAY 9.-Thc Italians have
lost three thousand officers n killed.
wounded and missing since the beginning
"a the war. d Was announced here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09
40,0c0 Chicago Clothing Workers Strike

ROCHESTER. y. IT., May ~s.-The
AmaIgamated Clothing Workers conven-
tion here today declared strike IN the
Chicago clothing market Forty Thousand
workers are affected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09
THE WEATHER FORECAST

The fullnWing weather. FORECAST Tor Tho
lower gulf coast states and the Magic
, Valley is issued ty. the United States
weather bureau NJ New Orleans:
Tonight and Wednesday. generally
fair. continued warm: light 10 gentle
winds, mostly souiherly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09

WASHINGTON. n C. Nav o-Ths
American consul at Queenstown confirms
tho sinking az me tNmuc. Five w hcl
crew were killed hy an explosion one bum
drcd and forty mIe~ Mt Fg-nrt lIr SAWS
apparently 10 warning MAS given. Ele hc-
hevcs 10 Americans wcr, aboard the ycS-
sci.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09
CYMRIC SINKS,
NO AMERICANS
ON BOARD SHIP
IN N..nclnind I,-...l

LONDON. Nay 9.-The White
Star liner Cymric. tOrpedOed al sen.
sank at 3 o'clock this morning. ac-
cording TO lloyd'S. All aboard the
ship we're saved
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09

LONDON. May 9.-Tbe casualties In the
Dublin uprising were l1i KILLED. 3SS
wounded. and uine missing. Premier A.
quith announced IN the house 81 commons
today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09
National Guard OF
3 States To Help
Protect Borders
Militia OF Texas, NeiU Mexico, Arizona,
Numbering About 5000 Men, Ordered
By President To Report To Funston
(By Associa ted Prcss)

FL PASo Texas May 9Gn Funston unable state this Afternoon
where militia called today will mobilize
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09
Local Weather Observations.

The following local weather nhsrrvn-
tions. covering the 2i-hour period ending
at a. m. today. are furnished by the
United States weather bureau station az
Fort Brown:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-05-09

AUSTIN General Henry IInt ordered
to omovewi within hours
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
Political Gossip.

Among the republican legislative
candidates at the May primaries will
be Roy w. Ritner, who represented
umatilie county two years ago. and
DR.. J. A. Best. mayor of Pendlefon.
Frank Sailing has filed his petition
for denomination as county clerk He
will be opposed in the republican prI-
maries by Robert Brown.
County Superintendent I. u. Young
Is ont for denomination With good
prospects and with no opponent 40 far
in sight, He says; During the pas,
three years have strivcn for q longer
term. better teachers and better school
equipment. We have also been pro-
noting several other projects, among
which Industrial club work and spell
ing contests are the most prominent. I
am prompted TO try for recollection
from the many kindly expressions
from school officials and those gen
orally interested in schools. II I felt
that my work had not been generally
satisfactory 7 would not. under any
consideration. be a candidate"
II n expected that Sheriff r. d. Tay-
ior. Recorder -. S Burroughs and
Treasurer q. w. Bradley viii be III the
ring again 10 succeed themselves.
Judge Phelps and Judge Marsh are
hold-overs Fred steiwer has not yet
decided whether or not he Will stand
for reelection ms district attorney.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
ANTIQUITY OF THE HARs.


The lns,rumss, Wee IN uss N Rsyps
5000 YssTs Age
The very lirsi auihrnte recera -
the harp. prsslatinK vvsn the ursek
myth of OrpheuA. although u y very
hard indeed 10 ansifB daies 10 mytha
n obtained from the discovery ~
Egyptian harp.. NOT unlike the useasrn
III general design. bearinE dates %
sWQ years nRa or 500 years eefoFs
crafIine made hi harp of willow.
old Irish ghrnnitles arr full of inter
rsilng references 90 the harp aud iis
functions, let ~ select the eomparn-
lively modern date Of Tis A. n.-med.
ern indeed when We consider craftias.
who war contemporary u napphe-
which contains thene linss frots o
poem describing shr tagic Asash cf
Cnrlo Macbairv. king ~ West Munstsr
81 The perioi u the Incarnation Thsy
are addressed 70 FerelFtne. ihs king's
chief MINSTREL.
Aiaks amusement faS IN 0panubM
ilseanss thea ar ths bsss "'iasssss -
Erlnn
a, pirss o. tulsa and ., hs1~ sss -
Tncnta
Ana II ,raaltionA saa ~ me Esvai sasstss
ef Ertnn
Tits extract win serve 20 shaw ths
Versatility of The harIser NJ the Maf~
Dalre, lie seems ~ have taken ihe
place whlch whole oIesa eo0spany
nils ~ The present day. lnrlndinx tn
orhmiFa aud The composer ~ ihx nass
slc and The wrllss VI the Iihretsa esw
York ruai.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
suRlEs ITS OWN SEED.

How the Peanut Plant Protects Ne
Fruit From Destruction
Here's q plant mother that burica
her children 10 protect them, While
the children OF other plants are bclng
kidnapcd by animals aud birds. these
youngsters are carefully hidden awny
beneath tho ground 10 they can grpw
IN safety. nut man won't permit the
mother 10 keep her chlldrrn long He
dlEs them up aud eats them. The plant
h the peanut
Ita leaves look like four leaved
clover. Its blossoms arr dainty yck
low. shaped like those ~ the sweet
pea. when they witlicr and fall on
the mother plant heeins e. worry about
her seed children. for n the birds and
animals kidilnp lhem bciaFe they Fipcn
they won't have q chance 20 grow ard
produce more plants next year
so abe bends her stalks downward.
and each head where the towers have
fallen off she pokea in,n the gruund
There the little aeeda develop inside
OF wrInkly. paper'llkc psAls Sometimes
tho little tnnnellng niole~ md them and
eat them. or maybe hlEa win come
and root them ont usnailg. however.
they're safe from oil lnarauders
America gave the woFli the peauut
II was found lrsl Ia BraziL since lta
commercial value was discovered Il has
been planted all over the world Since
isC1 Il has becn staple product Of
southern United States Philadelphia
North American
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
law as AN OBSTACLE

The entire Inland Empire Is interest,
cd In the case Of w, Leo. owner Of the
wslla walla vinegar works. who was
lately tined $500 on n charge that he
put water In his product.
Such an accusation Is regarded as
ridiculous by those acquainted with MIR.
Leo and his business reputation. He Is
regarded rs an able, conscientious and
enterprising manufacturer who has
painstakingly built up a good market
throughout the Inland Empire because
Of the excellence and reliability Of his
products. No ono who knows him
thinks for a minute that he is guilty Of
anything but a technical violation Of
the Washington law.
The crux of the matter Is that vine.
gar made Of walla Walla valley apples
will not grade up to the test established
by the Washington law. This test is
based upon eastern vinegar made Of
dry land apples. and Is directly in the
interests Of eastern manufacturers.
who are Of course directly interested
in its enforcement. II would seem 10
be unnecessarily exaeting unless WASH
ington solons care nothing about the
growth Of local industries.
MIR. Leo Is not only a manufacturer
but chemist. and has developed line
Of by-products as the result Of his re-
search. He sells vinegar by the thou
sands of gallons and buys many Una
tilla county. Oregon, apple that would
otherwise be unmarketahle. Apple
growers on this side Of the line are jus
titled in expressing the hope that WASH
ington viii 81 modify its rigid vinegar
test that his .praiseworthy activities
may be encouraged rather than cur
tailed.
And case Ike this reminds Us. also.
that Oregon and Washington both have
many laws that are better honored In
the breach than in the observance.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the County Court on the State oi
Oregon for Umatilla County.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Lewis
McMorris, Deceased.
Notice Il hereby given that the nm
dersigned has been appointed Admin
istrator with VIII Annexed " The
above entitled estate, In the above en-
titled court, and has qualified ~ the
law directs. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby MOI ified
to present same 10 me at the office Of
the County Clerk of the above entitled
court, In the City Of Pendleton, in
Umatilla County, Oregon, with proper
vouchers, within six months from date
hereof.
Dated and first published this 2Sth
day Of January, A. ID. 1916.
FRANK SAILING
As Administrator with VIII An
nexed Of the Estate Of Lewis
McMorris, Deceased.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

Thls Creature slss on ice Mouth Dur
lro lts rntlre Luetlmo.

Inc lee rntlre lifetime.
What would you thi1N uf nm animal
who sat on his mouihs You would
gucas hc didn't knaw very much,
wouldnt your Neither does he, You
eoald call him tho dumlest OF dumb
anlmala in fact. he's ~ very dumb
that most people don't know he's an
animal at alL He's lhs sponge
No. not the sponge you agv aequalnt
ed with not the bathroom kind That's
lust his Skeleton The sponge we're
inlklng about Is tho oac that lives IN
the bottom OF the rea. wheV he altH all
day on hls mouth,
In the hoglnnlna hcH IN cgR. which
spllta all up IN many coils aud then
swlma around Ger a day nr two Then
thero comes a dent IN one sIde--thats
his mouth. Soon the sponge stops
swimming aud alnka 10 tho bottom.
mouth downward. Thev he eats and
eats until sometimes he gets 70 DO
thrce feet tall and as thick ~ he u
tall.
Hos covered with a jellylike ncsh.
when spcnge fishermen hunt him 10
sell they 10 out In bnata and pull
sponEcs from tho bottom OF the sea
with long handled forks Then they
put them on the shore 10 dry. After
days the jcllylike flesh drops cf and
tho tishermen tramp the spongcs With
their fest. Then they are considered
clean enough to sell We really 10,
tho bones Of tho sponge, that's all
ExrhangN
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

Tho Marquis ~ tiEant,s bears q title
that swings ftnm many q tavern sign
hoard nll England over Londun alnne
has some half . ,lnxen yrs Ihis lop,s
lar soldier. who so,nnnnde,i Enslnml'A
troops IN Germany during the Sesea
Years war was ihe taFaet ~ ssnsne ~
.Junius' naont hliter lavrvtive Tue
secret of his popularity Iay In The fact
that CRANKY WIS aimnyS a Antdier'a
general who moi only Iri them well In
the flghf. bur nlsa ARID fuF their cssn
fort 10 tho camp rhe llrsi Inn 10 tlcuT
the marquis hsTii aa sign ~ Auld 20
have been uIcncd by onr nf his uxn
Iunninmen aI tlminslDw Apart fTotn
wellington AMI Nelson the marluis
comes easily tirH nnn'nE Enrland's
tavern heruea. l.tl,slan G'hrpnicle
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
THE ROAD BONDING ISSUE

It was decided at the good roads
meeting IN Pendleton Monday to pro-
pose UmatiIla county bond issue Of
1890. 200 for road improvements in all
parts Of the county.
This measure win 20 on the ballot for
the May primaries. J. Roy Raiey will
circulate the initiative petitions. Coun-
ty Judge Marsh will appoint seven rep
resentative citizens from different To-
calities to meet next Tuesday with the
county court and work out the details
of the plan to be submitted to the
people.
It has long been the LEADERS the
ory that this Is the best way to handle
the good roads problem. Building
macadam roads by piecemeal as funds
permit, and with regard to cheapness
rather than durability, has not worked
out to advantage. AS County Commis-
sioner Holman Of Multnomah county
said at the meeting:
1T is no longer a question Of the
lowest first cost OF surface we can
maintain on our roads but of the lowest
ultimate cost at which we can main
tain the surface on our roads.
A cIean-cut issue will be presented to
the voters and more especially to the
Taxpayers who may be expected TO
command votes and influence sufficient
to swing the election either way. The
LEADER thinks that forty-miIlion-
dollar county can stand million-dollar
bond and that good, hard-surfaced
highways will be worth more to the
county than the interest charge Of fifty
dollars a year. 1t is well
aware, however, that many good citi-
zens hold different views, which it Is
to respect.
The farmers Of Umatilla county
should and will decide this bond ques-
ion. They pay by far heavier tax
han any other class. Most of them
iriye automobiles as well as horses,
md they are using the roads constant
y. They win have to be shown by q
highway engineer that the
ind Of roads which it is proposed to /
,uild with this $3.50, 900 bond issue viii /
le vastly superior to the kind derived
aom the county's experiments with
II and when they are 50 j
onvinced It win be up to them to de-
ide whether or not genuinely good |
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

Samuel t.naml.sun. . hny of sixteem.
copied the hers iratuF~s of the npifr
nlaE mnel,lnv inssniesi By IInFHrsavss
and AFkmrlEt,. added ia ihssn a.ssse of
his owu anil. after shrre m@ptlss -
anxious aud rsrwt exrwrimvasiux. pro
dueed the tirSi spinning mule. 80 rsilsA
because 4, WINS y klnd ~ hyhsfa he-
tween larEwuv-s' jenny and Ara
wrighf's water frume TIE rnw ap-
prrntiae lad wns. bowrseF. no naatrh
10 cunning for the eoiicn borsiA who
soon fonBd aus ti,r revrvt ~ his psw
mae'hlne aud HtnnIeleassiy rubbed him
of the fruits " hia ingenuity. Maag
years afisrwarl: u u irsse. they uss<1
their intinrnce 10 secnEv for him par
iiaineni grant of ta.0sl0. bur hs wes
then broken hearird ana disappolnt.
ed man. ~ whom the money came 40
late 70 b. " any real aeFvice
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
ASPIRING ASTORIA.

Astoria has been giving many five
wire'' indications Of late that IL expects
to be reckoned mt no very distant day
al a Pacific coast seaport Of the first
rank. II has won great victory in
the Interstate Commerce Commissions
decision granting It parity Of rates with
Puget Sound ports on rail shipments
from Inland Empire points. This Is no
more than just recognition Of its posi-
tion and advantages. There Is also
merit in It's naval base campaign, as
suming that the Pacific coast is to be
properly protected. Astoria stands
boldly alone IN It's contention, refusing
any proffered trade" with Puget
Sound whereby both the Sound and AS
toria may profit by government appro-
priations. It tersely says:
ave are not demanding this naval
base for a protection in war with
this nation or that nation-we want to
be ready to block any nationl
1--WE want first class station at the
mouth of the Columbia because that is
the most sensible geographic location
on the Pacific coast to protect the
greatest area Of American soil.
There is no chance there to bottle
up our ships and from there a feet can
be released to go to the rescue of the
Puget Sound country.
ITO talk Of trading at this time does
not smack Of patriotism. It smells Of
pawn-broking. We Of the Columbia
river do not wish, under the circum-
stances. TO have to rely upon assist |
lnce from five hundred miles away to
lefend the fruits Of e generation of
'ur toll and the pass into the heart Of
he nation.
ave want perfectly regular naval
'ase Of the first class, and this is the
sentiment Of the Co
umbia basin. There is no argument to
'e advanced against our having It. The
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

roads are worth ths money they win
cost. and whether or not a bond issue is
justified IL order 10 get them. The
i.EApER thinks that good roads will
add much more than their cost 60 tho
value Of umatilla county lands. but
the farmers may think differently.
As goes the farmer vote. so should
60 and 80 win 80 tho bonding issue.
Proponents "a the measure. among
whom arc included the most cnterpris-
ing and progressive Of the eounty's bus
iness men. must be prepared TO furnish
tho farmer with the most convincing
facts and figures to the end that he
may see. as do they. the substantial
fruits that win follow a comprehensive
and unstinting good roads program.
Enthusiasm is not knowledge. nor Is
assertion argument
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
oIssrlcs os Malns.

Long before the l.esulntiunary war
the tif'c tu wlist " naw The sintc ~
Maine was IN dispute esween Eng
land aud France IN iTiri Fnnsv ~
iingni-hcd her elaln 81 England, and
In iTS3. NJ the clvsr nf ,hc ilev0lntiun,
the British claims were cc.led 10 the
United StatPs From iTtI1 tili iS2l
when Maine was admitted "a Iiie Tin
lon ~ separate state II formed y
part of Massachusetts md was railed
q province Or district There were nu
Maine soldiers IL The Revolutionary
war: they were Massachusetts soldiers
from the district nf Maine phIladel
phia Press
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
MUsHFuL MUSINGS.

Russians Take Mush After a Long
Drive. journal head line.
Our personal preference under SINH
lar circumstances would be for tender
loin steak smoshered In onions mush
being. as you might say, 50 deucedly
mushy.
And since the above was in type we
note that the exceedingly Weakly Bull
dogger ed. had the same hunch, only
different, and that he prefers some
thing stronger than mush after long
drive.
And we have the presumption TO pre-
sumo that he likes something stronger
before long drives likewise, and be-
tween long drives similarly only he
can't get II now because the Pendleton
barkeeps quit extending the usual cour-
tesies 70 the press after the first Of
the year.
And it's long, long drive to Cali
fornia.
Which Is ali we know and all we want
to know about the Mush the Russians
have taken.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

AInric. the iirst " The hasbaSian
kings who entered and smoked tho
Eternal CITY aud the iint enemy who
hnd appeared before In walls since tho
time OF Hannibal. n said 10 have ~
seiscd AZ The pTiee VI his departure
from the city tduFing the tinst ssa9s. Ia
A. ID. 40S, 5.OlO pounds weight of golA
5000 pounds weight Of silver. A00O
Rilken robes. aO00 pieces " scarlet
cloth and 1000 pounds Of peppeF In
orler 10 furnish portion of tha raAr
som demanded BY the invader it he-
came necessary TO melt down some es
tho statues Of the ancient godM
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25
his LOST PRACTICES.
rrIaIs sf . oensrsssmss IN fskiss ~
Hls Old Profession

Hls Old Profession
IN the American Maenzise h an ~
tcrylew with nieuher of tho United
Htntea house of Representatives vhs
tells of the almual lml'oa-ihIe bs1i~ss
between him rnd nh p,i prcssszssa
the law.
"Aftcr had becn In congress q eso'
nlc of terms I dceided that would 10
happier aud that my family would ~
vaaity better olf n ! were bach hcDs
praetlclna my prufresion." ~ ss,4
80 after the adjournment u eenGrres
act OUT 10 rebuild my neglected Nv
huslnrsA
II wnn anioundei n, what job q
waa Ny prethr wna nei asnAy
run down ~ ieniis,rarliy ab~rat. u
WIS gone. Now, hnd not yef b.
come opnarhr ~ my pEnfrssioa
hcfore gnlng 10 conrmss IN oriss n
make a comfortable insOmr ! had ngt
been able 10 depsDd aIunc esi The bst
ter arnde of legal business. but was
obllgrd 10 do wnme Of the more triyiai
work. such ~ every young lawyer y
Elad to gei. Tubs class of bu-lns~s haA
gone from me In my sbsencA aieas
with the rest And n did uct esas
back becanne % . vason that lad
not thought of During my terns N
congress hal comr 60 BE- iooset npea
~ nn important figure In The eesaas-
nifty. and everybody rrEartcd ne -
above such ihlngs a. pvrfsFsnins icssl
rervicvp of trivial ~ minoF eharas>
ter Thus did not set tho small b.ss,
ness. and the big burinesa vas hpihe
taken carr ot BY other lawyers vhs
had becn constantly on tho Job
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

fact that we are not now adequately
prepared for contingency la dis.
grace 10 us and damning bit Of evl-
dence Of our national carelessnesa. Al
citizens OF America, and people who
will foot our share Of tho bills, We do
mand that thla coast be thoroughly pre-
pared and that the mouth OF the Co
hmbla receive naval base 60 an tic
gaping hole IN our naval defensea on
tho Pacific coast. !"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

p Rex Lampman informs us-with
many dashes-Iike this-that Billie
Burke is married already Ito Florenz
ZeigfeId and there's no chance for q
bachelor editor but
p LISTEN We're rather -glad Of
it--for otherwise Billie might have
thought-we were in earnest and act
ress wives are q Bit bit-.temperamental.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

Tho cnlonci-Su the hnnk refused q
cnHh ihat check gnvr yon, Rnatnsl
Rastus Yessah. Dat rnShler man dm
hab positively dc most uncanny mind
Ah ebah saw. sab The Colonel Tn
canny? IiastnH- yesaah. les M Aoon
Ms All dun tell him whose cheek All
Ind he said II wna no good ei,en be
10 he dun look at II. Hah.-Puek.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

A college president in an address on
pedagogy said:
"And one OF tho most refnarkablo
changes In the last thirty years ef
teaching n the abolition Of corporal
punishment A boy Of this generation
~ never whipped. hut boys Of Tho
last generation must have beiieved
that their instructors ell bad for Tnottos
"sThe swish is father 60 the
taughf.'1
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-02-25

The esteemed H. O. prints this under
a Washington date line as Senator
Stones reply 70 the inquiry whether he
and Wilson hsd considered warning
Americans TO keep of armed mereh.
antmen;
"lt "a a damned lie and the man who
said Il is a damned har." said the
senator.
Which we would regard as suif-
ciently concrete rejoinder.