The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

fN' NAVY bNHf'th VIII Alhli iHV W
lumba riyer harborH when the new
fehlinH division of Americas navy Il
acu, To take ~ iia position on th'
western coast
one million dollars worth of stat,
highway bonds were delivered b,
State Treasurer iIoff 10 syndicate
headed by carstons a Earics Of Seat
tic. who bid them in at the monthly
moeting Of the highway commission ID
Portland Al tsL26. tho Issue neitina
the state $4,000 with accrued inter
est from June.
Hereafter convicts vino violate their
paroles BY the commission Of crime
Will De returned 10 tho state prison
20 serve the full maximum sentence
without any hope OF further consid.
cratlon for parole by the governor or
thu state parole board.
nlamc for the epidemic Of small pox
which has resulted IN $50 cases In
Portland since Il began in December
"a fastened BY Or George Parrish. city
health officer. upon incffIeieney and
red tape IN tho Portland office of the
United States shipping board.
Dr. =. W. Iiolllster OF Portland was
elected president Of the oregon State
Dental association at tho close Of tho
annual convention IN Portland, Ito
has been secretary OF the association
for the past year and IL a member of
the state board Of dental examiners
Pcndleion's newest financial inStI.
tuition Is the inland Empire bank II
started with q capital Of s250.000.
which IL exceeded BY only two banks
In the state outside OF Portland. J.
W. Maloney, for 80 years resident
Of umatilla county. Ia president Of tho
bank.
Frod N. Hesse. OF the IIcsse. Martin
Iron works Of Portland, has been ap.
pointed BY Governor olcott member
Of the state board OF engineering ex.
amlners. lie will take the place OF
J. c. Strange OF Portland. who was
unable to accept the appointment for
business reasons.
With the shipment through Bend OF
large quantity of lumber and tank
materials by Jason Moore. who holds
options on the nitrate deposits at
Summer aud Albert lakes In Lake coun.
". Il IL indicated that there will be
considerable development Of these de-
pohits this summer.
Oregon has nearly ss0.o00,O0p In
highway building funds III sight for
the years OF iais-2O.2l. according TO
information received by the depart
ment OF industries OF the Portland
chamber Of commerce from Roy A.
Klein. secretary Of tho Oregon state
highway commission.
All OF the Oregon Congressional del.
egation was present at hearing on
the Hawioy bill appropriatins s2,500.-
900 for the Roosevelt highway held by
the house committee on public roads.
IN Washington, An appeal for the high
way was also made by Louis J. Simp.
son Of North Bend. Or.
Stolen property worth about $1,000
was recovered by the Portland police
after a workman had plowed up two
sacks Of Ailverware and other articles
from cache At Sixth and Main streets. !,
The stolen goods had been buried un..
Ter the porch OF an old house. which :
las since hcen torn down. !,
Jerome s. Mann, formerly cashier
u the First National bank Of Linnton, !
vas found not guilty by a Jury in the
ederal court at Portland OF q charge
Il having misapplied $i2soo0 OF the
unds OF the bank In connection with
he financial manipulatlons Of the {
!. Al Pattison Lumber company,
The largest vessels In the American '
,attle fleet, soon to start to the Pa !
iific coast, can safely and easily be I
,rought into Portland harbor. This Q
vas established at meeting OF q spe-
ial committee appointed by Mayor
,aker to Investigate actual channel :
onditlons from Portland to the sea.
Upon the recommendation OF Conrad
Itafrln, adjutantgeneral. Governor Oh
OFT sent q letter 70 the war depart.
lent at Washington, ID. O., requesting
hat, Major Percy A. Willis be appoint.
d nspector.instructo for the Third
oregon infantry, Major Willis served q
or eight years In the national guard
Z Oregon. previous to his entrance In
he United States army,
pnnt,t,, S.otn CoaIAr XVflIfant hal.