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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
GIRL Of Is WEEDS
A Farmer Of ST

WINCHESTER. Ky. Sept L.
Tilda Ann Glenn. I6. was married
to James Hisle. So Hisle owns a
small farm at Log Lick. The bride
is small for her age. and could cas-.
lily be mistaken for her husbands
granddaughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
25--Spiritual Mediums
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOLOGTST
MADAM NELLIE

world" greatest clairvoyant and phren-
oloRlst. guarantee 10 read your entire
life, past present ana future gives true
advice on business. lpte health and
family affairs tells the name Of your
future husband Or wife. and what 20 do
10 be successful IN NE ghe has Just
arrived IN this city. never here before
one visit viii pay you for your many
dnappolntments IN others She win re-
m-ve all obstacles ana tell you how to
win ana hold tho ono you desire She
gives advice ~ All important affairs Of
life Special readings b0c Hotel Elk.
room .. 1881 Second near Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
POSTAGE STAMPS
FOUND IN CHICK

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept. /.
When w n Taylor cut open a
chicken he had purchased for din
ner. he found three 2-cent postage
stamps inside. The stamps we're
unchanged except that the glue
had disappeared from their backs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01

KANSAS CITY. No. Sept Il
VIM. l. Patterson q Pittsburg. Pa,
was today elected communicating
chief OF the Grand Army OF the Re-
rublic. receiving 436 votes out OF
go cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
ARSON IS CHARGED

Information was filed FRIDAY.
charging J Murphy. alleged strike
sympathized. with first degree ar
son. lie was arrested on the water
front two weeks ago by the police.
who said he had been caught throw
ing a bottle OF phosphorus on one
If the piers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
CHEAPEST SHOES IN
TURKEY SELL. FOR SIS

NEW YORK. Sept. l.-Trav.
elers from Constantinople. ar.
irving aboard the Ryndam. de-
clared the cheapest shoes oh.
tainable in the Turkish capital
cos, SIS a pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
AFTER SEVERAL b

AFTER SEVERAL hours in con
ference with officers OF the North
ern Pacific Railway Co. in St
Paul. z. J Manlon. vice president
OF the Order OF Railway Telegraph.
ern. stated Thursday that the
threatened strike of the keymen
may be ayerted The men demand
10 per cent increase IN pay and
shorter hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
ACRES 81 UNDER FLOW
FRUIT HOUSE. st.g2s

Splendid soil ~ acres thoroughly
cleared several tons OF hay
taken or place this year. differ
ont varieties NJ fruit. borrica.
etc. water can be pipcd over
property hy gravlty. good stor
age shed for hay. finely Inn
proved places adjoining. con.
tonicut to public market Prom
ertf owned hy woman uho can
not look after place Easy tcrma
go fiFht party Call Anderson
ticket office Madison park. Tor
Information
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
NINE VICTORIA

rho celebrated phronoioFfaf. rfafrvovapt
and phimtHt. gives scientific readtngs
ON nll affairs NJ ne. past. present or
future You have soon tho others. NOW
He" No." best. n IN trouble All readings
vuarhnteed satisfactory or no foe. ac-
ceptcd Readings BOO location over
owl Drug co. 30aa PIKE si room "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
SAINT ANY

stalls 1f3s choice patent flour 81 so
with 81 90 purchase. hest cane sugar.
81 ~ sack. delivered hcat milk SzaG
case. bars white SOAP. 2sc. soc salad
oil. 25c. soc baking powder soc stall
80 large 200 cans pineapple Toe. isc
ElnFrrHnaps Toe 10. lbr new piiot
bread. lfc, 3 HE soda crackers g5c. 100
Gar rings 5c don Soc btcakf,at tea abc
20 pepper. goo 40 SOC ripe olives zoe.
pkRs seeded raipiun loo. pkrs corn
starch Doe STAN O. round steak iaac
NJ airloin steak 40 No. lcg lamb f5c
NJ choice slrloiu. 1890 No. q bone
steak Toe b lean bacon gao 10 Dr.: froah
hamburger. lbs Csc stalls ai-aa.
sandals, i-ac lh.. largo salmon trout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01

Your vacant house listed In Star
Want Ads will sure find you a
tenant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
RUMANIA AND
BULCARS FIGHT

BERLIN. Sept g. Rumania sew.
cred diplomatic relations with Bul.
garia AZ 30 last night. according
10 dispatch received by the Bul-
garian legation today
sALONiKA. Sept bulgaria
has declared war on Rumania. II
wss officially announced here to
Gay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
PUBLIC MARKETS


rIkI PLACE
stall d. Roe Eranulafed sugar SOC.
lhs Soc % hs tigo stall lt pure pas
feuriHed milk De- pt fr az stall Isoz
Eai i.E old fashioned sorghum. iu
Guiding jug Csc. so pail pure rem
aered lard 600. goo pkr pancake flour.
GOO. tc sacks salt TOO. s-ib pkr
shite corn meal. zoe. lbs fresh mixed
plrkinE spice. Zoe. atr bottle catrup.
100 stalls 1879. steer steak iaIc
No. veal steak i2ac 10 boiling beef &c
10 sirioin steak l1ac 90 lamb chops
ibc 10 fancy bacon. nc 10
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2s-sPIRITUAL MEDIUMS I,

MADAM rRY HriAui.E rLAtnV0N
ant card reader ttlt rifth Etlintt
t9ssw
MADAM DAVIS NorEn rrnorEAN
card reader Irirr 300 wen hef SON
drffuI elaiftnfant pnaera che TOLLS tou
ats one resdtnE ain cuustnr- feu
Questions answered tftt seventh. Dee
tes~n rike snd r.ne
nav HrHpiok -HptNirtAtiHr Mt$
lister Private consultations uafif
Circles ruestay and rTidaf evenings
tsif ttfs, Ate. Hotet Nsndamv -
lis,t ilsi
Lillian HEYMurR WONDERFUL
spiritual rialftnfant furdfuun reading
daily 1901 Histh ave near seneca.
AnpIr ewAtN MEDIUM ntftHSEp
Eqasis seventh near Wssfiahe We
trance 90 rear siiinss daily
afN NfsitFW FsfctlC rAub tEAn.
e. has fvturusd 300. sos fsa Pine.
rorn@r Harvard ave
MADAM nrfp NEw YoWK cirr
etatrsnYAht ana card reading 80 3
i'ise e. over Q~i druE store
ar AfuVoYANr rAun MEAufNu
pAimtstfy toa Pike. room it Tfts
nesh 500
rkRo READING NOON :. isltb HEV-
5oNn. SIR Tmr QUAKER MEDIUM
gss1s- go sssl,g y, S,i,asS -
26-For Rent Furnished
SMALL HOUSE ELECTRICITY GAS
Hffta fff W rfrH 81
s,->,,~>~--~>>~~S>~->>~,~S~~-~~~~
29-Unfurnished Apartments
Hr LAWRENCE Avn MODERN
srs TtSnsut. csil itss Elshih sxs
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LEGAL NOTICES

90 LEGAL NOTICES
rs rifE ptHTNtcr COURT of rHF
tnifsi states far ths western District
- Washlnrtrn northern Division.
rs bASNNT NO si1t
NOTICE % WRIST MEETING or
CREDITORS
~ the Matter ~ W facAsnn ard She
marital community consisting - "
Jackson ard Erma q jackson. Bank
Furfs
70 ibs creditors ~ ths above named
hankrgnts
Notira is hereby given that on the seth
day ~ August 1915. tho sid A "
Jackson e. as usre dolly adludicated
bankrupt aud that tho frst meeting
~ ths creditors - said hanhrupts Wifl
be- held a. tho office % the under
siEned Referee Co. uanhruptrY fgef-s
T.. g. smith HuiifinE iu Seattle in
said district on tho tlth daf - sep.
tcmhsr 1919. ~ 100 O'Clock IN the
afternoon 81 which time tho said cred
ttnrH MAY attend prove their claims.
appoint e trustee examine tho bauk
Fuptu ard transact such other business
80 may properly com" before said
meeting
Dated o. Seattle in said district. this
stat daY ~ Aurust 1919
~ HAWKINS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
f-NIyEEETTY nARnATN
45-Farm Lands for Sale.
POULTRY RAMON
HOUSE. WELL

Only hatf mile from Lake wash
lfztan snd durh acre tratf
f'ttrs ttft fs7ns $50 cast ne
tuurshtr Abaal tun arrss ur-
land far rhlcAona and berries
balance ffrh bottom DOLL faf
celery trgrtahirs efr Fres
abstract SO mortgage ~ inter
estsi taha kirkland taafs 81
Madison rafh Co Hafko a Var
fafs office IN Kifsisnd Inquire
fnf directions to Fhulipa tanrh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01

FOR SALE no acrss contract price
$4,000 VIII sell fur ~ 900 cash ON
The boulevard. miles from Yesler
way. Apply 3t5H First b.. room II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01

PUGET SOUND
STEAMER |
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
STEAMERS LgAyK rwon coLaA>
DOCK. root or MARION srhEEr
Lave Arsiv.
SEATTLE E.atI.
's1essrts, n, Cl--rer T.-n.~na--rsrt
Assei~s
10 80 steamer sei Dur. ter tispn
mid. Ts~rssnd. wtiiisns dsiiy
ni1ht pungsnss, is~auimi.
daily Angeles ara Victoria
'poss not cali az
Victoria sunaAy' ~vWyt
r.eosns Direct
tam s.e.mers Tacoma and t,ssn
tstsra Isdianspoiis for Ia 10 tssra
- sesrn coma direct steamer ~ ispsn
seprn every to hours zee sitrm
isepta siasi. triP. ssc round stsrn
ssPm trip Connections 81 stspm
ftepn rsrorna ~ith steam fsprn
sitpn .r- Tor Olympia ard 10 ispm
daiy shelton daily
rar r.sus~ns special
tsaam str riost. ,ar Port ! sspm
stprn iTown..nd dIrset is.tepn
daily lConneefa at Townsend daily
l-i,h rail lines for all
points on Olympic
'psninruia
Port Te-ps~pd-Anaoert-.-
B~iiinsham
seeaa STEAMER Whsteom esam
daily Tor Port Townsend daily
Anaooris, and Bsi-
bingham
F,~rest-B~iiinsh an-Ansoor,~.-
Port Townsend
~ eeprn =. =. 'Kui.han. for .sspm
dairy Evsreit Anacortes daily
and Be inrhA
Calls at Port TOWN.
send sauthhonrd on
~ Does not call at
Everett Saturday,
san Juan Observation-Disclosures
~ &c str. Ro.aii.. Tor Port eepm
ufidnht Townsend and Rel. Tu.sdr
sunday bingham. via all san Thursy
Tuesdy Juan island points sstury
Thursy
san Juan Island Beiiinshsm
eesm str City Of Ang-i~~. TeePm
Tus.dy for BsiiinGham via Monday
ThursY san Juan Island ~sfnes
satur'y points Friday
Tort neFud-Ior AuErirs-Nr4n
pay and Wa, Port.
~ % Steamer Utopia, for ooprn
frtdn'ht'part Townsend. Port. Tue.dy
aundaylAnrel-s SsAh nay rhursy
Tussdy Wand waf ports sAtury
Thursyl
Fort Towps~nd-rorf Angeles and
WAY Ports
1900 str waisieaie, for teopm
rntdn'ht Port Townsend Port Sunday
Monday Angeles clsliam and wednes
Wednss way ports Friday
Friday
Port Gamhie-Isudiow-Tl
oopm steamer Puget. FOR ., Scam
daily Kingston. GAmh Die dAiiy
except l. I'd ow 'Erlon.l except
sstury'F laElsr, Townsend. sunday
Evansville irondaie
aud Hadlock
saturday Only
oopn steamer Puget. ror > oopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
SUNDAY Only
sooan steamer Puget for tiopr
Kingston. Ludlow and
wsy point.
Hood Csnai-s.asnbie--Ludl
,oosm str. ro,iatch. for s..Ssm
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble. daily
| except ''panGor and all creep,
SUNDAY points on Hood Canal Monday
Mn,wei,on and Austin
ooen str. rotlatch for oopm
daily MaNwelton and Aus daily
except I'm str. Utopia or except
| sunday " aisl~ni~ leaves Aus Monday
Tin ~ 40 m. and
| iMnrwelton ~ 10 y
I'm daily except Mon
day Tor seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
|. ACREAGE For SALE
BARGAIN
36---Rcn.als

90 acres improved and stocked. t.foo1n
house and harm. eoHfo. an machinery
and farm Implements. short distance
from city. on rural free delivery and
phone John Hudl i'saquah wash
ACRE TRACTS SOUTH ENp. CHEAT.
one mile ~ tity limits south ~ south
Park good variety - berries and fruit
trees. fenced 40 around good reason
for selling Would consider good auto
mobile a. part payment owner. n
kloiE y D. Il. SO. O. Box go. Sc
attic Wash
20 ACRES SECOND NOTION Il
50 ACHES SECOND RIVER NOTION Is
house barn t0N7o. largo bearInr
orchard Ions frontage on Sunset high
way and fine stream NJ water: logged
or many years ago. and easily cleared
all easily Irrigated. near uniKhbara
ono mile hiEh school ana good town
5000. 81 800 down. and balance Ions
time per cont
acres cleared now bungalow gravity
water pipcd go house, bearing orchard
fiuo ro~ aud crop, good road. q. mllos
g." ts7aguHh and nrv hIgh school. near
neiEhhors 81 100 hair rash
i20 acres. miles fnsaquah. 10 acres
nearly cleared. old buildings ana bear
inE orchard running water across ono
corner 500 feet from and commands
good view of sunset highway. roustd
crahIo timber ~ 800 hair cash
O. 81 BERRY fHsnuuah Wnah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
IMPROVED RANCH

WIN a little work this ranch could he
made into ono ~ tho fucat small
ranches around this city ib arrra
with small house. chicken house and
other outhuildiuEs ulco. level land and
good rich soil THE pBtCE as $500.
which o. loss than % cost ta lmptatr
and on easy terms too
CLIFFORD a VAS ARsDAIE. Inc.
i0ta Third Ave. t0t Washington 81
ppen evenings tll Is O'Clock
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22-Female Situation

4 REFINED YOUNG WOMAN ri.
with Firi z. wants position az house
keeper Tor a gentleman. nesr q school.
experienced, and cnn give best Of ref.
sreucHF. home more than waRca Room
X. 1903 Seventh ave. Phone Elliott
IfslM after a IN
4~N~.~s1~@-NN~<s~~(
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01

WANTED -- Girl FOR KtTCHES
work Apply swedish hospital. corner
summit and Marion. Elliott Asi
N~N~~N~-~D~>~S~~~DN>~~ @~s~.N-~~~,~~.~N~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01

oc DINNER. Appealing dishes Willard
cafe. seventh and Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01
Bicycle Supplies
rhattel Loans
Collateral Loans

pFePEcrABLE PLACE TO MORROW
money on DIAMONDS and JEwELRY
Lowest rates. confidential
AMERICAN JEwErRY co sa7 and
uOTEY loaned on MI NRTfcT.Fe
ef value ne Rslis ~ osI Thirf sgs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-09-01

WOMEN FOR GOVERN.
msnt Jobs SO month. wriis Inn
Tusdiately fOr list Of positions Frank
I'm Institute. Dept 7t1-R, Rochester
X y
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22

Tho Bachelor Girls were entertained
Monday evening by Miss Josie Layen-
der At the Lavender residence on Broad
street. Officers for the coming three
months we're elected as follows: Gladys
Smith, president; Ruth Read. vice
president; Odessa Kirkpatrick. secre-
tary and treasurer. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Agnes Prentice at
the Mackenzie residence on East Main
street.
Miss Hortense Baker sustained a
second operation at Missoula, Mon
tana, Saturday. this bein gfound ne
sessary BY the surgeons to remove an
obstruction in the bowels. At last ac-
counts her condition encouraged the
hope Of her early recovery. Her IA
ther. NJ. A. Baker, left Sunday morn
ing for Missoula.
Wallace Nelson, agent Of the o-W.
! r. r. q N. Co. at The Dalles and a
scion Of the well known Nelson family
Of railroaders, was here Saturday vi
sting his parents while returning to
The Dallcs from business visit to
Spokane.
Lester o'Harra hes been excused
from jury service Ut Pendleton, pre-
sumably because he knew too much.
Lester has way all his own, and when
new Smith came to town the other
day addressed him as Number Nine. !"
have good idea as to the identity
Of the person who tampered with the
locks on my garage door, and he may
find himself IL trouble unless immedi-
ate settlement is made for the damage
done. A. Phillips.
Hubbard Taylor, merchant of Hood
River, was here Wednesday visiting
his uncle, A. ]. Barnett.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-09-22
Notice Of COnstable's Sale

BY virtue of an execution issued out
Of the court Of ]. S. Lieuallea, justice
Of the peace Of Weston district, Coun
ty Of Umatilla, State Of Oregon, dat
ed the Sth day Of September, 1915,
in certain action wherein D, r.
Wood, as plaintiff, recovered judgment
against W. L. johnson, defendant, for
he sum of $lS.45 current lawful mo-
ney of the United States, and costs OF
suit, taken at 5000, on the S0th day
Of August, 1916, have levied upon
the following described property to
wit: All Of the garden and vegetables
grown by the above named defendant
on the premises. leased from JoeHodg.
son and John Dupuis, and the Richal
lots,
Notice Is hereby given that on Tues
day, the 10th day Of October, at two
O'Clock p. m. of that day, at the Joe
Hodgson farm in the County Of uma-
tilla, / will sell all the right, title and
interest Of said w. L. Johnson, the de-
fendant, In and to the above described
property, at public auction, for cash,
IN current lawful money Of the United
States, to the highest and best bidder,
to satisfy said execution and oil
costs. -
Dated at Weston, Or, this 18th day
of September, 1916.
4, L. WILSON. Constable
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water Rent Notice.

BY direction Of the city council wa
ter consumers are herewith notified
hat all water rents must be paid In
ADVANCE on or before th 10th Of each
month. and IL not 50 paid 20 per cent
penalty will be added. If not paid by
The end of the month, the water viii,
10 turned off at the main. Present
aelinquents viii be permitted to pay
heir back dues in monthly INSTALL
ments equalling their water rent. All
payments are to be made to H. Good
win at the City Drug Store.
Weston, Oregon, Sept, Ii, 1916,
]. NJ. BANIsTER. Mayor
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August, 1919. and provides that the
first publication OF said summons
shall be made on the nth day Of Aug
ust, 1915, In the Weston Leader
FEE q FEE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
postoeflce Address; Pendleton. Ore.
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BREvITIES

A.. c,,t,.l.. ~ pa,,tl.to,, has mr.
....''u,.a 49, 49, \, ',aa,,,iaa :, wo.,o,
and comes each Friday.
III. .oaa,,,on ~ NJ. u c.yberdlnp
!. 1900 ,,dsy a. d. anl,e critical
s,nsIrg much alarm Ia her family and
friends.
~. .,,h IN. .osl ,,,,,t cat Gales
MIA o,an p.aoa !, h.s,s and cooks
,,,,h ~. .s,n. sa.l ana ave. one.thIrd.
Watt. a Roger,
a.. u..u.,., tt.,.,,s, 4. s.,ton.Iy
4, ~ 80. y. Md .,r,., Her
80 r. Ii.ns,Isn ~ Adams. wus
~. ,h,. 49, b. yI.l, hsr
a.sss... A., ,I.c,ng vou, o,Aey with
psvn.,d Flawless m Guaranteed.
wss,on r,.,h. a Tailor shon
Mr.. and Mrs. 'fm. Mackenzie. Mrs.
2 >" 10, o"'."' n,..,.. a' e',,,' sss s.,,o..d -
r'1 '' ,,s T -
's'O" ~
l.. X. Harlan. editor OF the Pilot
Rock Record and expert ball tosser.
was mere ou'n's ens ~ssA \, - w ~ NV
s'Vp' "s"'p "
Furnished rooms for light honsekeep'
Ing. For sale, one pen Of year-old ).
Z. White Leghorrs, II hens and roost'
az M A K.as
Henry Stamper mas returned from
southern Idaho Tor . s'sis WIN hiS
daughters. ne ~ musn 'mptoVso -
heAlth' ms SON SaSS oaAhPsf' Anu
-
"e s's -" s@'' '',-'' 80 s.1
ls'''ohAks =" a"s Ys"s.. = -. ~
'et'PN'o"s So'''ess1 -" ~. .'.,. -
Al'""s" :" '"e ,'oe' ~ =" S'N
sesr = "'s@s' -"
business al Athena, has established
,ewelrv and watch repairing store IN
Weston. having leased location on
Main street from II, A. Brsndt.
a.. ,,.. -
m'e "a's~es -. '.,,,:,,a.,
display at the Weston Mercantile col
pany's store as the representative q
Miss Ella Moore Of Walla Walla.
-, 80. 49,. - ~. ha.r
80 80 .'......,., !, w.na wall. foy
..'..,,'.,.,. 'a ~. ,,,,oa,,h, h,r. .rues.
~ sspI &. ~ ,ao,hsr Mrs n Morrison.
She u improving ana % operation
may not be necessary,
~, s.,r, "a acre. v.lI ,mproyed
Ia n,. ,,,l,. so,,b,.as, ~ Weston. Or.
=. 80, ,..,,,,,,,, ,.tlns. M. orchard altaIt.
~, .,s.,,,.a ,sni ,,n e,...k bo,,om; well
M. aa,ar n.o a n,ssmore
a,a,,y. or.you' tosner.l
Frank y Van M'nsie' former Me.-
tonite ard one q the weston Nstma'
ear'ies. greaua'ss' art'seu "sanesuay
evening IRON Io'''snu y s's' ~
mother ana orosns.' n's ssssi' "s'
hittis hsy' = sApsS'so su"uay
Hinder the direction Of Contractor
.shworth 1 modern bungalow with
n rooms and basement Is being con.
,truetcd on south weter street for Mr..
,ra Mrs. Arthur Ross. II occupies
~ s,ts a. ahe former Gubser resi-.
,srce which was torn down,
n n wilson has handed IN his resi-
na,,on as chief Of nolice after nearly
four Years of faithful and efficient ser.
vice and has taken 4 position rs ranch
foyemnn with VIM, Mackenzie. TIE
coupc,l TUESDAY, evening elected Frank
u ,nnsr a All the VACANCY, and the se-
l.r,,on Il ganerally regarded as a good
,na
! nave opened . snop TOT harhesS
- q
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No. 2Osl
REPORT OF TnE CONDITION OF

The Farmers Bank Of Weston, at Wes-
ton, In the State Of Oregon, at the
close Of business September r.. 1916:
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SOMETHING TO CROW OVER

However. WE'LL lot Mr. Rauster do what
little growing may br necessary. We
merely wish to say that We will appFv.
clato your patronage 10 our llne aud do
our best 10 earn your good oriniai.
lsolIod Harley. Oats and Wheat; Raled
llay, MilIsluiIa and Chicken Feed.
We're l.cal agents far Peacock Flour
aud IsIatchford's ! Cali Meal. Phone 2si,
ID K. WOOD the Feed Man
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1916-07-11
BOILER ExPLoDEs

Three men and a small boy were
seriously injured last Tuesday af-
ternoon when a big boiler exploded
at the oil field about seven miles
from Levee near the Powell county
line. R. H. Scott and Ike Willough-
by and his seven-year- son.
Buford, bystanders, were seriously
burned and Floyd Cornwell, Of
Menefee county, driller, was badly
injured. Cornwell was brought to
this city and placed under the
treatment of physicians. The Others
were too badly hurt to be moved at
that time, though all will recover in
the opinion Of the attending physi-
clans. The well where the accident
occurred is situated at the head of
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1916-07-11
wHY7

Are there roses in your garden9
Are they blooming to your tastes
Do you count yonr idle moments
Opportunities you wastel
Do you wonder why the others
Hit the mark, you miss so fart
Why some people are successful
And their lives shine like a starr
Did you ever stop to reason
Whether it was YOU, and not
Conditions, luck or favor,
That have made your present lot.
And if that lot seems i'll to you,
Just stop and question why2
You'll find the answer in your heart I;
It's "Up again to work and try"
Search your garden, cultivate it;
Root the weeds of discomfort
Opportunities are waiting
For the man with purpose bent.
You will find, if you are faithful,
Your own land will claim you
King,
And the roses in your garden
Will be yours for gathering.
w. c.. B
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1916-07-11
CLIPPINGS FROM THE
SNAGTOWN TORCHLIGHT
Disastrous COnaagratiOn. = Fri

Disastrous C0nflagratl0n. - Fri
day night about eleven o'clock we
were aroused from our ,slumber by
the fearful cry of 'Firew uttered
by a voice which evidently belong
ed to a baldheaded bowlegged, can
tankerous old critter. On reaching
the street we discovered the office
of our contemporary in flames, The
Swamp Valley Index, while R. X.
Skinner, late of Battle Creek, Mich.
the alleged editor thereof was
dancing around on the sidewalk
and acting like a crazy man. The
lurid tongues were Lighting up the
heavens for miles around, and the
demon of destruction was about to
be let loose on the town, when we
found a pail of water and dashed
in and squelched the serpent ton
CUES forever. Investigation proves
that the alleged editor of the So
called temperance weekly started
the confagration by upsetting a
lighted candle on his straw bed.
Capt. John Plunkett, editor of the
Torchlight, (who is us), and DR.. J,
w. Smith of the Plunkville Patriot
were called by the insurance agent
to give an estimate of the damage
which we found to be only SLY,
but it was nevertheless a disastrous
fire and a heavy loss for a plant
worth only about 81 all told. But
for our prompt presence and reck-
less disregard of danger our es-
teemed contemporary would today
be a beggar. His paper will prob
ably come out next week as usual.
though there is not the slightest
reason on earth why it should. We
have been severely criticised for
putting out the fire, and we feel
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1916-07-11
Phone FOG.
A full line of home-killed meats,
spring lamb, etc. GTeenwade.

A word of encouragement at the
right time is of more. real worth
than an ounce of gold. 1t is more
nourishing to the soul than meat
and drink to the hungry. 1t is a
better stimulant than the richest
wine, and the strongest lever to lift
from the rut of dependency. Many
poor overworked wife is pining
for a word of sympathy from her
husband. just one word, one look.
to show than the toll of wear>
hours is appreciated, and the light
reflected would more than recon-
pense the giver.