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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-12-13
BREviTES

Sam Banister was In town this
week from Enterprise.
Expert dentistry prices rcasona'
bio. DR.. Sponoglc, Athena,
See me for special prices ON Mod
81 Ninety ovcrlands, DR.. kennard.
T. J. McCarty was In town on
husincss Saturday from Burbank,
Wash.
T., T.. Fnust and family have moy.
cd TO town from the uplands to re-
side during the winter,
That Ford Roadster, like new.
going Mt S5Ss. 90. and ON Goodyear
tires. Watts and Rogers.
J. T.. Mcdaniel left this week
for the ncighborhood Of Connell.
Wash, where Mrs, Mcdaniel is
teaching school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hyatt left
Monday for their home at Ia
Crosse, Wash. after visit with
friends and relatives here.
| have left my books and ac'
counts at The Farmers Bank Of
Weston. where these indebted to
me will kindly call and settle. j.
+. Snidcr.
Mrs. w. l.. Rayborn and children
have moved back 90 their home In
the uplandS. where they will re-
main until the flu epidemic subsidies
In Weston and school starts again.
Elvin Charles Winder. the infant
son, aged six months. Of MIR, and
Mrs. chalrca w. Winder. died De-
cember 6 of tonsili,iS at their home
on Reed and Hawlcy mountain.
The remains were brought to Wcs'
ton for burial,
Mrs. J. NJ. Compton and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Della Marsh, returned
Monday evening from Waila Walla.
Mrs. Marsh has recovered from In
fuenza, and all the patients in the
George Waddingham household are
either convalcscrnt or improving.
The following officers Of Weston
Lodge No. bs. /, o, o, f., were
elected at a recent meeting; X, II.
King, noble grand: John Barnes,
vice grand: A. A. kecs, recording
secretary; ]. +. Stanheld, financial
secretary; s. A, Barnes, treasurer.
The earburetor of +. {. Rogers
Hudson car has been wheeling and
whistling OF late, as though afflicted
with the fu, and hts nephew, Worth
Watts, determined to investigate.
Removing the carburctor. he found
therein the lifeless remains OF a
baby bat. BY the way. us It were
and in a manner Of speaking. II
should by no means be inferred that
Councilman Rogers has bats in his
bclfry because one was found In
his carburctor.
DR.. Mckinney. Wcston's busy
medIco. has not only been treating
the many local cases Of flu with
marked success, but also has Il
large number of patients ut Adams.
He has direction Of the emergency
hospital there into which the town
hall was converted and which &C
comodates some twenty cases. Up
TO Thanksgiving day Adams had no
flu cases. but now there are more
than thirty in the community. The
spread of the epidemic Is ascribcd
TO a certain Thanksgiving dinner
and family reunion and to a house
dance. Both were attended by Wis.,
itors from other points who were
coming down with the epidemic.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-12-13
Have You Kept Your Pledge I

HIVE you kept your pledge to
buy War Savings Stamps? Have
you purchased as many of these
baby bonds as you can this year? ?
II not, do so at once. umatilla
county has not yet reached its
yearly quota and the time for max
ing up the deficiency is short. Full
iill your pledge today.
K. 7. BISHOP.
County w. S. S. Chairman.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1918-12-13

Good house. barn. chicken house.
etc. and 4 acres for sale. Frank
Skinner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
method
fitted at eend.

which have died with white diarrhca
have livers which are pale in color
and and i streaked with patches OF red. II
chalky sediment the bird has died
with visceral govt.
While examining the liver. note the
hcast. the conical-shaped organ in the
breast. 1t should be Arm aud free from
excessive fat, evenly lobed. Above the
heart arc the lungs. which in a healthy
state are sponBy and pink in color. II
on one side and empty on the other, it
is likely that the bird died Of heart
trouble If the bird died as tho result
Of an internal hcmorrhagc one Of the
large bloodvesscls will be ruptured
Fatty degeneration OF the heart IL noted
by an accumulation of yellow fatty
tissue. and by distention on the
Healthy lung tissue will float In
water. The, diseased lung usually
sinks In pneumonia the lungs are
contested or iniianed;; appear dark and
are more or less soldihed. Whitish or
yellowish uodulcs on the lungs iudi-
cate asperEillosis. a disease caused by
mold pores The tilanents of the fun
aammation and swelling, which OBJ
structs the respiration. The spores or
germs OF this disease are usually in
PRODUCED with moldy hay, straw or
litter. Not all birds arc susceptible to
it, mostly weak stock. The trouble is
dimcult TO cure. sometimes il is con-
fused with tuberculosis. but az Il mat
ter of fact the latter na!ady rarely
attacks tho lungs in fowls.
Tuberculosis ~ uncommon among
poultry, fortunately. As IA rule il at
tacks tho liver. Small Erayish-white
peari-iike bodies which arc hard to tho
touch arc found throughout this organ
Also. these tuberCies may be found scat
tered over the weblikc structure that
supports the intestircs. and in the
spleen. which is shaped like horse
chestnut, and about the same color
There is no cure for this disease
therefore, when il is discovered every
effort should be made TO eradicate il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

| I'm m cdiately. even II 1t is necessary to
Kill OF the entire flock. The disease
can be communicated to some other
animals. but not TO man. External
symptoms arc loss in flesh. paleness OF
| the combs. slcepiness and diarrhea. To-
ward the end fowls 50 afflicted are ter
ribly cmaciatcd.
THE INTESTINAL. TRACT
AND FRS AFFECTIONS
There is seldom any diseased condi-
ton in the crop, stomach or proven
trtculus or gizZard. Sometimes the cror
becomes "bound"--compacted with food
due 10 "A stoppagc, as previously men
toned, but this condition can be de-
tected without an autopsy. In such
cases the mass must be broken up by
kncading the crop thoroughly with the
hands, assisted by an internal .ose OF
olive oil or castor oil: or the mass
must be removed through an incision
in the crop.
IL the Gizzard is devoid OF mineral
substances. small stones. it is An ind :
cation that the fowl was without SUI
1000 consequently it may have suffered
a chronic form of Indigestion which,
I was responsible for breaking down
other organs. finally its death.
From the gizzard ground food passes
into the small! intestines. where It i.
acted upon by secrctions from the pan
crsas. aided by the bile from the liver
That part OF the food which cannot be
niScSteu ana ABSORBED as nouriShment
IL vo!ded. The whitish portion Of the
surface of normal droppings is the kid
ncy secretion.
The Kidneys two in number
lodged In irregular cavities in the undo,
surface of the backbone. They are
made UP of three lobes or knots. and
the entire organ is about one and one
half inches long.
In the female at this point We find
the ovary. and extending from IN,
ovary on tho left side a tube called
inc oviduct The yolk Of the egg is
formed in the ovary When fully de.
| veioped II is discharged into the owl.
Nduct. where it receives the albumin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
was selected in mining as hish-grade

was selected in mining as high
orc.
At two mines. the Baby Elephant
No. and the Eutonta. the water level
which is about 100 feet below the sur
face. marks rather abrupt change
from manganese oxides above to rho
donite below. Tho workings at the
other mines have not penetrated be-
low the oNidized zone.
The ore is mixture OF manganese
oxides. chiefly pyrolusite and wad.
Although most of it is soft and crum-
bly, IT includes considerable quantities
OF rather tough and compact wad. ores
OF different grades are intermiXcd In
most OF the deposits. and It is a ques-
ton whether the grades can be readily
separated by selectivc mining easy
methods Of concentration. Jaspery
quartz is more or less intimately mixed
with the ore. and streaks OF soft
gray yellow clay. apparently de-
composition product Of tho wall rock,
are common. The 'lodes in which the
inanganifcrous bodies occur arc per-
sistent and are apparently of deep
seated origin, and all OF these contain
more or less silver and lead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
or white; next the shell membranes

or white. next the she'll membranes
and finally the she'll.
Diseased conditions Of tho ovary and
ovidYct arc rather common. The nor
NAL ovary Is yellowish-pin in color:
tho diseased ovary Is frequently brown
or black. IL death has been caused by
a ruptured oYiduct, one or more eggs
partly dccomposcd. will be found In the
body cavity: EgE-bound conditions arc
easily noted, AZ are broken eggs.
In posting young chickens look for
cape worms in the trachea or wind
pipe. These worms may have suffocat cd
the chicks. II intestinal worms are
suspected. clip open the intestines with
a pair OF scissors and empty the con-
tents In bowl Of water. Worms are
easily detected in this manner.
In severe cases OF diarrhea the in
testines will be badly infamed and full
of mucous. If birds have died Of poison
ing OF an active kind such as arsenic,
it will be impossible to establish it
without the aid Of a chemist
I In a succeeding article the treatment
Of the more common poultry ailments
will be discussed. together with pre-
vcntive measures. which, in the main.
are best.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
rut penclt on Automohilen.

Los Angeles. Cal, having eliminated
the revenue which came from saloons.
plans TO make up what looms as an
unavoidable deficit by n special tax on
vehicles in commercial use. 4 special
motor truck road Is to DO built between
Los Angeles and its haroor at Il cost
of $4,000 Il mile. Local Dealers As
sociatlons and the Los Angeles Motor
Truck Club are extending every effort
to prevent the passage of the bill by
the city Council. Seven thousand mo-
tor trucks would come under the rul-
ing. Firms engaged In the hauling
business and other concerns using mo-
tor vehicles as auXiliaries in their de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
MANGANESE FOUND
IN TINTIC DISTRICT

WIDEST parts. The ore body At the Tin
Top has yielded about $1,000 cubic feet
of manEaniferous material ana is not
yet exhausted. About two-thirds OF
this material, equivalent to 1900 tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29
MAKE HENS lay MORE

,, EEks will soon be selling at record prices.
poultry raisers giving their flocks proper
SG, nsrs win make e1,raor,linary, profits
|of a. wonderful morc-cgg tonic distrbut d
Sy the Stock Yards Veterinary Laboratory.
This wonderful tonic shortens the muult
hastens pullsts to carly maturity. tones up
The entire mock, stimulates the egg pro.
auelnE organs and makes every hen lay
moro eggs
rfof. II. n. IIarnas. poultry expert at the
Now Jersey STATEN. says: This tonic is an
succeSs. therefore recommend IL very
hlxhly." Prof. n. L., Putns. poultry expert
AZ tho Kentucky station. writes: This is n
mo most sseellen. tcn Ls. that canno, be
tonic will surely rcvolutionize the poultry
ana eEs business 1t certainly Is Il great
ford TO be- without II. -
;. Send one dollar to the Stock Yards
Veterinary. Laboratory, 8t7 Laboratory
building. Kansas City. Mo-. and you will
reee}ve ,1p0 tablets OF this wonderful more
IerE tonic.
y. this tonic does not make, your hens Law
6Es,s Y! sIsrsNn .,,e: Il; e3dorssd by Bis
papltfA hooklet-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

livery departments state that IL this
tax is passed the consumer will be COM
PEELED to bear the burden.-Sfotor Life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

The Help Wanted Ads In The Times
Dispatch nre read by willing and en-
cient workers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-22
NEWS FROM HERE AND
THERE IN MICHIGAN
- L.. - -

Ncus Times Sueeili Service
SPRINGPORT Jam 22-S SPRING
port citizens WIFI vote Monday. Jan
IS. con the proposition 20 bond the
village for $4,000 with which II
build a new school house.
CUARLOTTE-IIarry Day. som
in-law of city Atty r. J.. Sewers.
who recently enlisted iu the T.. s.
navy. is captain of "a gun crew on
one Of tine government cruisers
which Is helms used In convoy trans
ports across 20 France
MUSK EGON-Carey Long. for
several months past employed i'm the
box office of the New York Hip
podromc. and before that time am
empIoyc Of a Grand Rapids thea
ter is now ion charge of the box of
fee of the Regent theater i'm this
city.
BELLEVUE-Georce Mccormick
Of Bellevue. and jack NcIormic's
Of Marion have been called To
Judith Gap Montana. hy tele-
graph messs 80 iuformiug them their
brother. James Mccormick had
lieen seriously injured I'M a railroad
wreck.
CHARLOTTE News has been re-
ceived i'm Charlotte Pos Mrs Wil-
lam Hill from her nephew. Ira kim
ham. that he IS with the American
army I'm France holding commits
sion as lieutenant. Mr. EimbaU is
former wen buowu Charlotte resi-
dent
MUSKEGoN- local y 80. c.
a.. with Membership of about $50
8IusNeeor youlh-. has given 80 %
Us members to the service of the
governments army on NAVY "a record
elualled oy mo similar organization
in the entire middle west ii is
claimed.
GRAND HAEEN-ReeorJ loI
1917 e- compared WIKI other wears
kept at tle county Jail show tha'
the Jau has had fewer guests. and
that during 1857 $50 were confined
Tor dram teuue.z as against ->1 ir
1910. ard 1870 Migrants as against
so ln 1876. There we're 12t prisons
e-s held r the jail during the veal
1917.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-22
PIMPLY? WELL, DON'TBE
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
Off with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A pimply face viii not embarrass you
much longer If you get package of
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
no sickness or pain after taking them
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calOnel does, and just as etfec-
lively. but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating
No one who takes Olive Tablets IS
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste, I"
a bad breath, dull, listlesS, no good"
feeling. constipation, torpid liver, bad
disposition or pinply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil; you Will know them by their
olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa.
tients afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for week.
See how much better you feel and look.
10c and 25c per box. AL druggists
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-22
Allies Ready for Anything on
West Front Says Sec'y Baker

international News Service:
WASHINGTON. Jan % - The
menace OF the Italian flank being
turned I'm the region Of Monte Crap
ra has been removed by the series
Of formidable assaults by the Ital-
ians that resulted i'm the rectifica-
ton OF their Monte AsOlone posi-
tions. Sec'y Of War Baker asserted
in his weekly review Of the war sit
uauon Monday.
There is little To- record ln the
way Of military activity during the
past week. ON the western front
the allies are maintaining an ex-
pectant attitude" the statement
said While the enemy has been
busy concentrating his offensive
force. the British and French have
greatly strengthened their defensive
dispositions. reorganized their tao
teal ARRANGEMENTS which in many
areas were hitherto chiefly of an
offensive character. and are now
prepared for every eventuality.
The recent events i'm Russia.
which have removed from the thea
ter OF active operations over 900
miles Of front i'm the east. the in
vas.on Of italy and the consequent
shortening of the battle line in this
zone by nearly $50 miles. have re-
suited in greatly increased strategic
freedom for the central empires.
Many Raids Made.
Reviewing the final operations
Vi hich took place during the period
under examination. il is noticeable
that ascenuance. initiative and
/ alertnes~ is again displayed 10y the
allies.
we find the British and French
actively raidiug the German lines
dritine ion outposts and patrols
Along the British front the en-
envy for the first time I'm many
weeks maintains relatively passive
attitude The British sent out mum
erous raidins parties East of
( Loos. i'm the shelI-toru terrain. the
scene of such fierce lighting dur
ing the past summer. a sharply CON
Quoted operation by the British was
brought TO a successful conclusion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-22
PORKLESS DAY IS
NO JOKE, HOOVER
Food Administrator Declares
Saturday Must be Observed
As Well As tuesday.
Nevs-TImes Special service

Ncws-limrs Special Service.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. EN-
order TO prevent ans possible misun-
dersts Iding. am wiring am federal
food administration that 'Porkless
Saturday in addition TO 'Meatiess
Tuesday and at least one meatless
meal each day. should be put in
80 effect at once. So SAYS Herbert
Hoover to DR. Harry r. Barnard.
federal food administrator for In
diana
The wire has been communicated
hy Dr. Barnard TO county food adj
Ininistrat1rs and they are notified 10
give h widest publicity. County
councils Of defense. wOmen's organ
izaticns and particularly those ar
Inflated with patriotic work are ask
cd 10 cooperate 10 make this Az
IauEement Immediately operative.
THE food must be saved. said
Dr Barnard. in commenting ON the
telegram. eve must make VOluu-
tary nacridces OF suffer our rauons
20 be- limited and regulated as they
are being limited and regulated IN
France and England D anticipate
SIR. Hoover is making This nnal ap-
peal FOR voluntary cooperation.
Measures are pending DIS congress
low 20 give him absolute Authority
TO enforce meatiess and WheItIe-s
DAYS. L know ne has hoped this au-
thOuty would not be required. but
it seems that this puts the whole
proposition Up 90 the people direct
ly to be answered favorably If they
would have the privilege OF decid-
Jag for themselves what they shall
e1t and when they shall eat it,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-22

in ireland for the present. were the
chief causes for Sir Edward Car
sons withdrawal from the govern
ment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-22
LARGE COAL VEIN FOUND
UNDER MICHIGAN FARM

NeUe-TimeS Special Service
ST. JOHNS. Mich. Jam. 22-lr
future years. should there be a fuel
famine. IL may have no terrors for
the people of ST. Johns and vicinity
should ultimate results prove ass
good as the preliminary investiga
tiou would indicate. con- the ID. $.
llerriott farm. one mile west of St
Johns. siX-foot vein of coal has
been found al "a depth OF 1877 feet.
This is considered "a light depth as
mining has been carried ON profit
ably in some sections Ut q depth OF
much greater distance. H. r. Tick
r..r. who has "a lease ON the Herriott
Grm. is enthusiastic over the out
Iook. - think the whole farm has
coal under it. says Mr. Ticknor
TWO wells have been driven ON the
farm and coal was found i'm each in
stance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-22

The British broke into the German
line and captured a number of pris-
Oners
Air raids into hostile territory
were numerous. not alone in the
theater Of operations. German am
munition dumps in the region Of
Roulers. and rail heads and can
comments i'm Flanders. proved good
targets. and daylight attacks by
aircraft ion force were carried out
against German cities.
"In the Italian theater the sue
I cesses of the preceding week have
been enlarged and extended.
The Italians launched. success
sively along three separate seq
ments of the line, a series of form
liable assaults which resulted in
decided advantage for their forces
/ engaged.
"The third and by far the most
important undertaking, resulted i'm
bringing about a rectificatiOn Of
italian dispositions iu the Monte
Asoloue sector. which rendered Sc
cure trench elements heretofore not
devoid OF serious WEAKNESS.
Removes Flank Peril.
"This last achievement must be
! looked upon as of essential signid-
canoe inasmuch as it has removed
the menace Of the enemy being able
ITO turn the Italian flank in the re-
gion of the Monte Grappa The
/ only reac ticn on the part of the en-
envy took place i'm the Piave delta
where the Austriaus attempted to
regain the ground north of Cappo
Sile. The enemy was driven back
I without gaining any of its objec-
| tives and suffered severe casualties.
! Artillery was Internationally acl.vc
along the entire front and the Brit
! ish batteries renlcred good service
/ i'm the Moutello sector.
THE enemy was busy bombing
Iundefended italian towns.
I'm Russia deadlock i'm the
peace negotiations of Brest-Litovsk
has again been reported.
The British forces We're active in
/ the Palestine theater. Gen. Allen
by has strengthened his defensive
positions and extended his lines"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-22

Don't say YOU saw il in the
newspaper. Say News-TimeS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-22
Carson Quits
War Cabinet
Withdrawal From Ministry
Said to be Due to Irish
Problems.

LONDON. Jan 22.-Sn Edward
Carson. minister without portfolio
IN the war cabinet has resigned.
This announcement was officially
made Monday nisht
The resignation OF Sir Edward
Carson takes out of the cabinet one
of the most uncompromisins Brit
ism statesmen on the question of
home rule for Ireland For years
Sir Edward has opposed the settins
up of an Irish parliament and prior
TO the outbreak of the present war,
when the Irish question was al its
height he even went 10 the extent
of orsahizing and training the I'll
ster volunteers for civil war against
the British government If home
rule for ireland. which would en-
trace the county of Ulster. was in
ausurated
Less than a month before Great
Britain entered the war Sir Edward
presided over the provisional gov
eminent of ireland az Belfast and
i'm a spe ch declared that the time
had come for the Ioyalists OF VI
Ster 20 translate their words into
action. Ulster. he said, was anxious
for peace, but was not going TO ac-
Ccpt peace with surrender
UIsteritcs First to Serve.
Then came the world war. and
Sir Edward almost Immediately an
uounced that the Ulster volunteers
were ready for service under the
flag of Great Britain asainst the
. enemy. Many of the Obstetrics were
amons the drst of Great Britain :
+ forces TO cross the channel and give
battle 90 the Germans
lu May 1915. Sir Edward was
appointed attorney general in the
/ newly formed Asquith cabinet. but
/ resigned that post in october OF The
! same year lu AN address 60 the
I house of commons sir Edward as
/ serted that the reason for his res
i-nation was the fact tuat the As
quith government was incapable o.
. carrying on the war
I'm December. 1916. Sir Edward
was made nrst lord OF the admir-
alty bon the cabinet OF David Lloyd
Gaor-e. DuIiu- the interim be-
tween his giNins UP OF the post ol
attorney -eneral and the acceptance
OF the admiralty portfolio. ne fire.
uuenty bitterly denounced the A.
auth government on various points
ol It's program and especially OF lis
decIinot.on To apply consumption to
i ireland
Resigns From Admiralty.
In July. 1917. Sar Edward ZEE
. uqJished his post as first lord o.
the admiralty and Joined The wal
cabinet without portfolio. bem-
succeeded al the admiralty 10y Sii
Eric Campbell GedIes Since tner
the activities of Sir Edward la
not been prominently reported "a.
though al various times he has de
lllered speeches condenning talr
OF peace and asserting that German
F.. miutarism must be crushed in or
der 10 prevent future wars.
Inasmuch as the official AN
I nouncement o. the resignation %
SIR Edward says his Wlthdra"a
from the cabinet Was due TO th
Irish question DC II reasonable q
assume that the critical stage which
has been reached iu the Irish con
eeutuu. with slight prospect o
even "a modified form OF substantial
aereement pe.ng reached and th
statement of Sir Auckland Gejde
last week the government had de
! cided not 10 introduce copscriDtiol