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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
BOLSHEvIKl MILITARY
SITUATION MENACED

Paris,--Specialists on Russian sub
jects, attached to various allied dele
cations at the peace conference, ex-
pect decided changes In the Russian
situation within the next few weeks.
The Finnish military movement
which has been threatening Petrograd
and which has been shrouded with
mystery is now well defined, General
udenitch and 1000 Russians operating
with him have the support Of the Fin.
nish government and troops, and have
recruited large numbers Of Russian
peasants,
Admiral Kolchaks Siberian army
continues its movement westward to.
ward the voiga and II is expected that
the cities OF viatka and Samara will
fall into their hands soon. With Kol.
chak threatening the valley Of the
yolga and Udenitch menacing Petro
grad. with Kiev in the hands Of anti
Bolshevik troops and with Kolchak's
northern army moving rapidly toward
the line OF communication between
Moscow and Archangel the Bolshevik
military situation seems extremely
precarious,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
ITALIAN DELEGATES
TO RETURN TO PANS
Efforts Made to conciIists
Italy Are attended With
Success.

President Wilson. Premier
Clemencsau and Premier Lloyd George,
composing the council Of three, sent
communication to the Italian gov-
ernment inviting Il TO resume les place
at the peace conference. +.
ylitcrio Orlando, the Italian prem
Ter. and Baron Sonnino. the foreign
minister. are to return 10 Paris, Il 10
officially announced
The policy Of Japan II TO return the
Shantung peninsula in full sovereign
" TO China. retaining only the eco
nomic privileges granted Germany ana
the right TO establish q settlement un-
der the usual conditions a. Tsing Tao.
II was declared in q statement issued
by Baron Maxine. head Of the Japan
ese delegation at the peace conferences.
The status Of Italy as one Of the
five great powers has been brought
iato question BY her withdrawal from
the peace conference, and Il 10 this
status which proved powerful lever
In inducing italy to accept the invi.s-
tIon to resume her place At the peace
table.
President Wilson, David Lloyd
George and Premier Clemenceau hare
settled the question Of the German I'M
derseas cables. The decision was
reached that the cables were spoils Of
war and belong to Britain. japan and
France, the powers which took posses.
sion Of them.
The council OF three also settled the
status Of the Kiel canal. Germany
probably win retain proprietorship u
the waterway. but tolls for passage
through It will be levied under inter-
national control.
The preiiminaries Of the peace
treaty were communicated to the ~.
lied delegates Tuesday afternoon an6
to the German plenipOtcntiaries Wed
nesday afternoon. The eomplsts eco
nomic isolation Of Germany y being
considered by the council or foreign
ministers Of the peace conference q
measure to be adopted in the event
that Germany refuses TO sign the
peace treaty.
The plan for the measure was sub
mitted to the ministers by the su-
preme economic council.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
PRESIDENT MAY CALL
CONGRESS JUNE

Washington --lntimation that q spe-
cial session OF congress win be cailee
by President Wilson to meet about
June / is contained IN confidential
dispatches received In Washington
from Paris.
II was said in authoritative admins
tration quarters that It was quite pos.
sible that IL the situation In Paris
should develop rapidly the special ses.
sion might meet even before June !.
In that case the call would be mads
by cable.
The dispatches made It clear that
the president was confident he could
return to the United States before ths
end OF this month.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
ANNOUNCEMENT

DR.. N. P. Bennet wishes to announce the
opening OF dental office in the weston Mer-
camille Building, Weston, Oregon. Strictly
new and modern equipment renders 1t possible
to give the public the benefit OF the most
advanced and modern methods, brought out by
the profe fession in the last few years. Sani-
tary conditions are assured by careful ster-
i1ization or instruments.
Telephone s5. Hours, to 10 and to s.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09

Labor Conditions Show improvement.
Washington Unemployment condi.
tions showed an Improvement in the
week ending April rs. on the basis OF
reports from IS cities. the federal EN-
ployment service reports. Thirty-fivs
cities reported total surplus OF a.
500, q decrease Of several thousand
from the total Of the previous week.
while six reported 3 shortage totsiins
e45O and 20 showed an equality Of sup
ply and demand. The surplus showed
decrease for the first time in Pseitis
coast states,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
Aviator Leaps 1000 Feet.

Atlantic City, N. Jean orfs, q
French aviator, won $500 prize by
leaping from an airplane 1000 feet
above the Chelsea flylng field while
his plane was speeding at so miles an
hour. He made perfect descent
clinging to tiny white silk parachute,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09

chau.
The statement says the decision Of
the conference virtually substitutes
Japan for Germany In Shantung and
adds 10 the japanese railways rights
in southern Manchuria and gives ia.
pan practical control Of northern Chi.
na.
"The Chinese delegation cannot but
view the decision with disappointment
and dissatisfsctian."@ the communica.
tion concludes.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09

washington.--The governments loss
in operating the railroads for the first
three months Of this year was $780,
100000 according to earning figures Of
the so-called class one, or the larger
roads. reported to the interstate com.
merce commission and compiled by
the bureau Of railway economies.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
U. 8. Avert. Serbian Famine.

Washington. The food famine and
typhus epidemic which threatened Ser
hia have been averted through the
work OF tho United States food admin.
istration and the American Red Cross
forces, the headquarters Of the latter
agency was notified in message from
Red Cross headquarters at Saloniki,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09

II Millions Subscribed BY Audience.
New Breaking all records for
subscriptions received At liberty loan
rallies, an audience at the Hippodrome
subscribed for iii,25o,ooo worth OF
victory notes.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
CREDIT PLAN IS REJECTED
United States Not Interested Ia Res
teratlor o. Hun euslness.

United States Not Interested Ia Res
toratlon OF Hun Business.
Paris,--Disapproval Of plan for
rehabilitation OF European financial
credit was expressed BY financial
members OF the American delegation.
It was made known that the United
States would not be q party to any
Joint action for restoration Of German
business.
It had been proposed By the British
that German bond issue Of $1,000.
100000 be arranged with Great Britain,
France. the United States and other
associated powers as guarantors. The
American delegates oppose this.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09

Ruth Garrison on Trial for Murder.
Seattle. = Miss Ruth Garrison, IS
year.old Seattle girl. went on trial here
Monday, charged with the murder Of
Mrs. Grace Glatz Storrs.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
Portland Leads elu cities il District.

Portland Leads Big Cities Ia District.
San Francisco.-0regon Is the first
state in the 18th federal reserve bank
district to subscribe its quota In the
victory loan. and Portland Is the first
big city in the district to go over the
top, it was officially announced here
al loan campaign headquarters.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09

Postponement Of the race For year
may give Sir Thomas Upton time 70
figure out some points on brand-new
Shamrock.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
CHINA PROTESTS DECISION
statement Says Conference Virtually
Substitutes Japan for Germany.

Parls.-The Chinese delegation to
the peace conference issued a state.
ment with regard to the decision of
the council of three concerning Kiao-
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09

Geneva. - Roumanian troops have
entered the city of Arad. las miles
southeast of Budapest, and have cc-
cupied the Cap bridgehead on the
Theiss river north OF Arad. according
to advices received here from Buchar.
est and Hermannstadt. Everywhere
the Roumanian and allied forces are
being welcomed as liherators, 1t Is said.
The Roumanians are advancing
along the whole Hungarian front and
have captured 1000 prisoners. includ-
ing many Austrian and German sol.
diers. One hundred and fifty carloads
OF war material have been taken.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-05-09
HUNGARIAN SOVIET
RULE NEARING END
Allied Troops Reported to Be
0verrunning Hungarian
Territory.

Vienna. The Hungarian communist
government denies that Il has acceded
to the demands of the Czech. Rouma,
nian and serbo-French troops, involv-
ing the surrender OF Hungarian ter
ritory.
The Budapest soviet government is
making last effort to build a red
army which It Is roughly estimated
will number 100000 officers and men.
Many Of these soldiers are hungry and
it Is said that probably one-third are
willing to fight.
1t Is stated In allied circles that the
commanders OF the Czech, Serbian and
Roumanian troops have decided not to
occupy Budapest, confining their oper.
ations to an encirclement Of the Hun.
garian capital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-22
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urday, Aug. 23rd,
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-22

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-22

NEW YoRKa.BIt thin for 10000 feet in the air you'd say to look
ut they did fly from Port washington to Manhattan IN return. with az
Lieut. Walter Hinton who pnoed til e NC-4 overseas OF course, they are
the names they gave the cameranan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
JACK JOHNSON No
LUCHARA EN- Ia
C.DE MEXICO
Carranza Sc opone a que haya
boxeo en- Mexico

CIUDAD DE MENICO mario 0.
Como Sc anunciara ~pubIicamente que
Ia empresa del Rivero. habia contra
tado 4 Jack Johnson. para que die
"a en- Ia plaza FL Toreo, cinco exhi-
biciones de box con otro boXeador de
fama mundial. Y que Ia solicitud para
81 ueymiso correspondence habia 81
do preSen-ada al Ayuntamiento de Ia
Ciudad de Mexico, el gobernador in
terino del Distrito Federal. por ms
~truccicnes de Carranza, pidi6 al A
yuntamientc que no de permiso para
Ia celebration de los asaltos de box
proysctadOs.
Funda Su peticion el g~obernador
INFERNO del Distrito Federal. en- que
los eSpectaculoS semejantes organiZa-
dos en- otras ocaSioneS no han dejado
satisfecho 81 publico. ' han sido. en-
cambio. motive dc d~esordencS.
Ell Ayuntamiento resovera sobre Ia
petici6u del ~gCbernaGor del Distrito
en- Ia jrnta ordinaria de! proXimo
mierccles. Y Segir Sc dice. Ia resolu-
cion que Sc tome Sera en- eI sentido
de Que son de tomarse en- cUenta las
razones ~eypuestaS per el gobernador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11

= al miSmo tempo los mas audaces
contrabandistas que siemprc operaron
baio las orderes de I'm misterlo5'
hombre de gran fortuna, I'll joven mi
llonario de Ia ciudad de Mexico.
SegGn las Geclaracioncs dc los com.
plicados en- este a~sunto, Strip Il de
clos ha hecho viajcs q FL Paso, a Le-
redo. a MeHicali Y d otros puntos de
n frontera. para rccibir los contra
handos lie 0pio que II cOmprados
on Mexico. Esos contrabanGos eran
pasados Coz relativa facilidad por una
sonora mexicana, que inspiraba
menos sospechaS que u camaradas
contrabandiStas. por su caracter de
mujer.
Recientementc Ia imrosibi!idad de
que fueron uuicamente la sonora anne
ricana per el epic, obligo a los c6mpli
ces del otro 4 eyigir u esta que fuera
Il Mexico 4 acompanar Il Ia sonora
pero este sc neg6 terminantemente,
d~ec!arando que no haria tai cosa por-
que la f~rontcra, cerrada por las res
tricclones De ii guerra, ofrecia mu-
chos peligros.
Vino el disgusto entire los contra
bandistas V por q mismo intervinie-
ron las autoriGades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
ENVIADO DE
CARRANzA VAA
INCLATERRA
Lleyara Recommendation
para Alberto ]. PAM

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. mar o.
Como un esfuerzo tendente a buscar
la reanudaci6n de las rclaciones di-
plomaticas con Ia Gran Bretana,
Carranza ha ~nombrado, por conduc-
to del Subsecretario de Relaciones,
Cara Perez, segundo Secretario de
Ia Legation en- Londres, a Rafael Ruiz
un empleado de Ia Secretaria de Re
laciones Extranjeros. Ruiz saldra en-
breve para los Estados Unidos, dom
de permanecera varios dias antes de
embarcarse con rumbo 4 Europa.
Ruiz Sc nara cargo de los negocios
de la Delegation meXicana en- Lon
dres. mas este no sign;ficara de ningu
ma manera que sc halla acordado rea-
nudar las relaciones diplomaticas que
fueron suspendidas por ell gobierno
britanico d mediados del ano pasado.
La Legation mexicana en- Londres es-
Ia ~practicamentc abandonada Y Sc
cGnsidera neceSario que este al fren-
te de los negocios de Ia misma, para
conveniencia del mismo gobierno.
IL iaje de Ruiz. Sc dice. tiene por
ohieto principal el llevar II impor-
tante Recommendation que sera necesa-
ria ! PAM para las gesCiones que vie
ne emprendiando 4 fin de ser dido por
las de!egaciones de Francia. 1nglate-
IRA Y Estados UnidOs 4 Ia Conferen-
Ella de Paz, V 4 las cualeS desea expo
ncr Ia situaci6n petrolera.
.Ademas, Ruiz !levara consigo una
Recommendation que csta siendo prepa-
rada cspecialmente para Rafael Me
to en- Ia Secretaria de Hacienda, do
cumenUacion relacionada con la situa-
cion financiera. Y las notifications
a la Ley Bancaria.
Estas Recommendations Y otras mas
seran puestas en- maros de los banque-
ros con quienes Nieto esta tratando
sobre la conversion dc n deuda eX-
terror.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
Vienc TN harco con opio.

En- opinion de Sprut, la operation
De las doscientas latas de opio fue
festinada Dor los contrabandistas suS
companeros, porque esta para recl-
birse en- Ensenada. Baja California, o
en- otro de los puertos meXicanos, un
gran cargamento de opio de China.
Este c~argamento, en- opinion de
los n~egociantes de Ia droga, va j hacer
que baje ell precio que hoy tiene en-
cl mercado, pues de ciento ochenta
d6lares u vale la lata 5ajara a cien-
to cincuenta.
Segdn las auftoridades, el barco
trae el gran cargamento de opio y
va debe haber salido de China Y ser;i
question de ME- Y medic o dos meses
10 Que tarde en- arribar q playas mexl-
canas, donde los c~ompradores de es-
t. mercancia 10 esperan para poder
aduuirir una gran cantidad de ella
V llevarla Z San Francisco, que es Ia
Mecca dc los ~iurraGoreS del mortal
n~arcDtico.
En- gran miste1A Sc guarda Ell
nombre del rico millorario 4 qulen
hemos hecho referencia al prlnclpio
de esta ncticia. pues como no puede
ser a~prehendido por falta de ~Pruebas,
Sc lie vigilara hasta lograr su captu-
"a,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
Ell NITRO. DE CUBA LIE
CARA a MEXICO
iViene De 4 lad

relaciones diplomaticas con Cuba. Co.
mo el nombramiento hecho en- favor
del doctor Garcia Ensenat. (ey-mi-
nistro de Justicia e instruction Publ
Il de Cuba) no ha sido revocado, Sc
gun los informes que aqui sc ~tienen,
es por 10 cue Sc considera que al de-
cidir et sob:erno cubaGo restablecer
sus relaeiones con Ell ~gobi"rEo de Ne
xico, vendra 81 mencionado diplomati-
co.
Aun TO Sc sabe quien ira a Cuba
como Ninistro carrancista. rs posi-
BILE que Jose Ugarte tJorge Usetai
pero de clio no hay confirmation Off
cial.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
SOLO EN- LA MAGINACION
DELOSPERiCDiSTAS
TSiene Ge a Ia.l

-
editorialeS ~seSuGos. a ediciones extras
Il diario Y u creditJ
Euando Sc descubrio el pastel. va
Eel Porvenir" Sc hab.a "mctido",
que era 10 que deSeaba.
En- otro p~eriodico regiomontano, Eel
Progreso". dirigido por otro eXtr&n-
ZERO. Walker. Sc sinneron celoScs del
exito Ge Are!3aleS. Y quisieron imitar
2! procedimiento para llegar Z Il mis-
ma finalidaG pract!ca.
f in~ventaron e. Einis'.
vi "Nipis". nj Los Hermanos de
Cain" han existido mas que em los
calcU!os de los p~eriodistaS dc "El
P~orvenir" Y de lei Progress.
Por supuesto Que en- Monterrey hay
quien Sc duelc de Ia malhadada inyen-
tiva del os periodistas locales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
Millionaire MEXICAN0
C~ONTRABANDESTA
DE OPIO
CVicne de la la

De ha.er las autoridadcs aduanales
le los E,stados UniGos, de- que un grit
30 dc mcxicanos cstd lntroduciendo
opio a San Francisco por los puertoS
DE- Laredo. Texas, f. PaSo. Nogales Y
MeXicali. So ha despcrtado una vcrda-
dera camD&Na para capturar Il Il dc
los jovenes dc nucstra jUventgd dora
da. uuien. Segun los iatos que tienen
las autoridades adUanales, cs el au-
tor lie ~rccientcs contrabandos que
montan = mas de doscientos mil do
larcs lc onio Y De los QUO Sc ha 20
dido c"Dturar solo Il pcQucna par
to.
Las a~utoridades aduaEales estdn "a
Sohrc II rista del que Sc suponc el
Millionaire meNicano Introduction de
orio, ' no sera diticil Que deHtrc dc
m cu2Htos dias los pcriodicos es-
tampcn Ell sus Columns el nombre de
est" p~crSonaje que va Y vicne 4 terri
torio meyicano. que hace Wales hasta
Salira Cruz y Que despUGs de vivir
como un principe N csta ciudad V eH
otras dc la frontera. desapareCe mis-
terioS2menre, sin que Ia policia que
han destacado las 2~utoridades aduana-
les i1gren darlr alcancc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
FL uitino embarquc.

Con a!gunos trabajos lograron los
introductores de opio meter no menos
de doscientas latas de Sill rercancia
q los Estados Unidos por n via del
desierto. FL que enviaba d;chaS cajas
err ell ioven millionaire meXicano que
las habia ~adquirido a un buen precio
en- Salina Cruz, Mexico, Y que las te-
MA vendidas de antemano a los chlnos
que trafican Ell San Francisco con los
narc0ticos.
En- Ia operation sc versaba una
suma mayer de treinta mil dolares.
Los contrabandistas que iban ! reclbir
Ia mercancia, lograron Ia primcra par
tie de su objeto con gran facilidad,
pero fueron descubiertos por IA de-
nuncia hecha cuando 10 embarca-
ronron para Wilmington, California.
a nombre de "E. D. Sarlson".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-11
La belIezo del Mexico
arcaico y pintoresco
(Viene &c II 1a-)

ma, ALA, en- los primeros amos de Ia
| conquista Y cuyoS cimicntos sc HI
, cieron con las toscas estatuaS de
Huitxilopoxtli. recogidas en- toda Ia
extension del vale para que Sobre
elias Sc !evantaran los muroS de la
! casa del Dios Unico. Fray Pedro de
| Gante. hizo realidad Ia Erase retori-
| ca. V sobre las ruinas de los idolos,
levant6 Ia imagen pia del Redentor.
En- otra, un caseron colonial de
atlas puertas Y ferradas ventanas:
! es la casa de CorteS, Ia casa misma
en- oUe. en- una media noche trag!ca,
ell conaulstador de alma obscura Y
bravo. do misteriosa muerte a la que
fuera SUI eSpada Y ~siguieraic desde
tierras de Cuba.
Mas ALA. nos cncontramoS con un
hello patio, en- el cue Sc levanta una
admirable fuente de aZulejos, ador-
nada con plates V iarras de Talave-
"a: es el patio de ia casa de Andres
/ de Tapia, cl Nayordomo dc Don FER
nando cl conCuistador.
! Ia vieia casa de PEDRO de Al
varado. que hoy, p~ertenece a una
cultisima a~rqueologa americana, Mrs.
Zc.ia Nuthall: V mas ALA la de Girls
tobal &c Old. V en- seguida las rUl-
mas dc IL Igesia construida per Her
nan Cortes en- C~oyoac&n...
Pacinas admirableS de historic
colonial recuerdan las ~acuare!aS
de este gran pintor que ha sa-
dido Sent!r Y eypresar de tai m2n@ra
las belleZas dc nuestro pals.
Su collection de viejaS lG.esl&S
co!onialcs, es admirable. sin hiperbo-
lc, 10 mismo CUE Il raisajes de Ia
Hnasteca .Seria interminable este
articulo 81 en- cl fu&semos a hacer
mcncj6n siquier= fucse de Ia mltad
10 las cbras.-mas de trec!cntas.-
que Mr.. German eypondra en- San
Antonio Y en- New York. y que &c
SECURE llamarin tan padcrosamente
la atenci6A en- Estados Unidos. baS-
teros deer que 81 ohra seria Ia con-
sagraci6n de cualquier artlst2,-la
suva 81 q TO Ia tuviera ya,-y que,
q ser de nintor meyicano....i Ia liza
mariamos con justicia, en- 10 que 4
Ia pintura historical Y 4 In v~ulgariZa-
rion de nuestras beilezas naturateS
sc rcfiere. obra patri6tica.
Antes dc corcluir. unas p~aiabraS
-obre eli pinJoc:
/! Naci6 en- IrlaHda, : emp" suS
est2dios lie piaturl en- Lenders. ba-
20 Ia direction del gran acuarel!sta
Green. maestro De o~alacio por 2quei
eutonces. Dir. German. rccuerda
sorriendo. que sus comPaneros de
clase lc teaian enyidia. porqle cI
recibia en- su domiiclio las lecciones
dc! Maestro Green. Quicn. on los dias
de IccciGn en- 81 Palacio de San jail
nc. ? una mia de Ia Reina Victoria,
81 ~acuarelista llegaba a Ia casa dc
German. on un Coche real. con pala-
| frenos V heraidos, en- ell cual saba
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\ los 70 amos vino a America. Ia
! dicandosc en- Mexico. Su padre. hom-
bre de negccioS. no creiG que IA g.o-
ria artistica desc riqueza alguna 4
SUI hiio. le oblig6 q seguir IA carrs-
ra de !ngeniero de Ninas, on Ia CUE
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c~rar;as a Il conocimientos en- clio,
miombro de Ia Academia de Cienclas
de Irlanda. \ pesar de la profession
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