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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08
Sc o o o O Q Q Q o o o Q Q o
LOCAL NEWS AND q
ii PERSONAL POINTS q
~ Q Q Q o Q O o O O O o o o o q

Guy Combs, of near Pattieville,
was in town Friday.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

Mr.. T. n p. Carson went to, Lou
j2ille Monday on business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ, Render will
arrive this week to- BeJ he guests
of Mr.. ". e. Render for a Few
days. sSIEHnK
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Mr.. HoMS, Bsisei apshf Ghdrsdas
night with friends near Ricketts,.
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Bring me your junk and get
your fertilizer, fuel, seeds and farm
implements from
D. L. d. SANDEFUR,
SEAT Beaver Dam, Ky.
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. Mr.. Clarence lglehart, will leave
this week for Bowling Green, pro-
sumably, to look after some oil in
terests. We wonder If this interest
Is not located near the b. G. b. U.
Z .-- I'.f. .#l . .l
Miss Bessie Gillespie, one of the
head nurses at the Jewish Hospital
st Louisville, who has been SPEND
ihe her vacation, With her parents,
tIr and Mrs Boz Ginnspia, has,
returned to her work. il;Hi 'U!
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& Frank Parcon repairs watches.
~ .sEffg Iar4tnu -.rlfEI' aI.
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Messrs. j. C. and Edgar Magan,
and Mack Daniel, of the New Bay.
mus peisaBorhood-Tete in j Hart
ford Monday.
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New car load OF Buggies just ar
rived.
]. ID. WILLIAMS e SONS,
= : I'll St Beaver Dam, Ky !
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Captain J. A. Clark. of Owens
boro, visited his son Rect" Clark
at sunnydale last week. Captain
ClNk was for more than twenty
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Miss Gladys Bennett visited Mr..
Pender Bennett, the first of the
week ~ :
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have few pure bred berkshire
gifts that I shall selk Worth the
money. Call on ..
.:t' tl.j.' ALBERT cox.
41-St.-I5r. III HaGtfbpds Ky.
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JUST REcnIvHnf2 s4rfsad Of
Heaters, Cook Stoves and Ranges.
ACTON BROS. c
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When yo. raats Real Aossst
to Goodness Buggy see
ACTON BROS. ~
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LADIES' shifts cleaned Dtesssa
and repaired by G. T. FELIX.
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Do p0D fhrIhAJe q buggy until
you have seen us. ACTON BROS.
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I we.buy &Dies by 1,ths sarload.
therefore can sell them cheaper
than other dealers. fTryr ps..r d. =
} I5J } ACTON. BROS.
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Mr.. ada nrI IIQ M.I spent "a
few days In Greensboro last week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

Miss Kennedy Collins isveot~ CIV
eral days with her sister. Miss Lu-
r3ne at Greenville. last week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

FOR sALE-G66oitd boar, sow and
fine shoats in good condition
Price reasonable. For particulars
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,,ss<ss..-. .tIE1J. NJ. FERGUSON,
fl. Horse Branch Ky.
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Miss clarce p yard. has returned
spending a month with her par
'F.s fsIsi.r 1Lari1 fy7E
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1919-10-08

Mr.. Tom Barrass, of Beaver
Dam was called TO Herrtp,, ,. W.,
last week by the death Of his nephl
ew of Fred Green.
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CLEAR rP YoUR PREMISES

New watches, FRANK Pardon.
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NM. IFsedJ RoberssoaLAas pur-
chased the barber shop from Mr..
ID. T. Smith. Mr.. Smith has re-
turned to Cave City Ky.
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=, MY N essysE, Jsi' ;A,sssiss
neice. Mrs. j. c. Bennett and went
70 Dundee 2 Visit s"fswssays. q.
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- ----UWehsb0fO," ny.
g-st ~sv Masonic Temples
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Mr.. Veachel Westerfeld has
moved into the property belonging
to Mr., Alfred Wallace, Of near
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Rauuette Lake Scene of Activity

PEPPER. Harry d. Pooke, Miss Fanny
Hamilton, Brooklyn; Merritt e. Reeve.
East Orange. N. ].
Antlers-Mrs. J. NJ. Dixon, Miss
Edythe Dixon. ]. d. MCGUIRE. Richard
O'Gorman. Thomas H. O'Gorman,
Henry Murphy. S. Anoh, S. Yamouchi,
Mrs. c. E. Muller, Miss Eleanor Null
Ter. Miss Elma C. Muller, NJ. e. Men
zie, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Eldredge.
Irving s. Eldredge. John W. Peters
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. More. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Porter Fraker MIR. and Mrs.
r. w. Marshall, Edward Marshall,
George l. Stevenson, G. w. Peck,
Bryan NJ. Batty, Schrader Starke, Miss
adelaide Hoyt Miss Helen NJ. Hayes,
Miss Schuyler Greene, Mrs. George
Fox Miss Stella Hoist. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. H. ostrander. Al Saunders. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Sherwood, Miss Elizabeth
c. Sphenser. Manhattan; Miss Grace
r. Gilbert. Huntington: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Charles. John B. Charles, Plain
field. N. j.; Mrs. w. d. Ferries. Ridge
wood. N. j.. Seward Davis, Jr., Daniel
Vernon. Montclair. n. j.; Mrs. r, E.
Kelly, Miss NJ. f Kelly. Jersey City;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Easton, White
Plains; Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Jennings
Miss Elsie O'Gorman, Miss McMullen,
Jersey City.
Raquette Lake House-Hale Kirk,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Meyers. Miss NJ
Healy, James Kay. G. l.. Watterhouse,
+. MacRae, J. Realich Gilbert H.
Bass. Charles b. Jameson, Mrs. Royal
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Fortune Gala,
A. w. Williams, l.. K. Martins, Dr.
H. w. Worklich. Willard Price. Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Reinhardt, Mr..
ind Mrs. Charles w. Beck, Miss Mary
McErleen. Frank r. Banto william
Van Fps. Fred Van Fps, Manhattan;
J. l. Milsner, George "A. Ellison, l.. b.
Ellison, Miss Dunn, Miss Parkinson,
Brooklyn; Miss NJ. E. Leonard, Miss
A. NJ. Leonard. Hackensack. N. j.:
Mrs, H. C. Woolsey, Miss woolsey,
Passaic. N. j.; Miss Lucy L. Crahoy,
westfield. ~. j.; Miss Adelaide A.
Harvell, Peekskill.
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RAorErrE LAKE, N. Y, Aug. e.
Both hotels and the big forest homes
on this lake have been busy receiving
visitors during the first week Of the
month.
Frank p. Carving Allen Property
Custodian. arrived at his camp here
last week end. accompanied by his
family. who will remain at Kamp XIII
Kare. the Garvin Adirondack home,
throughout this month.
Andrew Carnegie I'd is at his camp
on North Point for the month OF
August
Otto Kahn, who has leased the Van
derbilt camp this season, has Joined
his family here.
DR.. Samuel Evans of Philadelphia
has taken for he summer Tioga
Lodge, the summer estate of Frank
Plat
Frank H. Ladew and family OF New
York are at Osprey Island for the re
mainder OF the season.
George Whelan has arrived in camp
and will pass the month with Mrs.
Whelan at their camp. built last year
on the north shore.
oAuA LOihii, dSLiuS SOuSul-IeleTdl
for Japan in New York city, spent
several days at the Raquette Lake
House last week. With him were Mr..
and Mrs. s. Kalisnuma. also members
of the Japanese colony in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerard de Laugh Of
New York come to the Raquette
Lake House tomorrow for a stay of
several weeks. He is connected with
the Belgian consulate in New York.
Those from in and around New York
registered at the hotels here Include:
Hunters Camp Rest-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Beck, G. l.. Morrison, NJ.
NJ Hunter, l.. Il. Hartell, Albert H.
Frankel, E. Gersch, George H. Nurney,
Mrs. A. H. FTankel. Miss Valerie
Frankel. Miss Alice Gregory, T. H.
Evans, Charles Schanne, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ]. Mullen, Miss Aline de Nitzer,
Louis e. Weiss. p H. She'll, Manhat-
tan: Mrs. Henry Bick. Henry Bick. Jr.,
Miss Marjorie BicA. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
PEPPER. Robert H. PEPPER, Wesley H
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LAKE sUNAPEE, N. H.

LAKE SuNAPEE. NJ H.. Aug. with
midseason here this place at the Gate
Hay to the White Mountains is enjoying
tho greatest prosperity since the war.
Even the cottages belonging to the Gran
liden Hotel are filled with visitors, while
the other hotels report similar state of
anairs. Including the Soo-Nipi- Park
Hotel, hen Mere. Elm Lodge, Pleasant
Home, Burkehaven and Lakeside. Many
or The summer homes about the lake
which had been vacant for several years
have been opened. -
Those in automobile parties arriving
here from New York and Brooklyn IN
tho last few days included the Rev. p. b
hinsella, Mrs IL. J. Hush and two chill
dren, Mrs. George w K Taylor and
Miss Anna c. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs Z. F.
Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs Il. NJ Hughe. John
]. Mcfarland, Mr. and Mrs. n. w.
Runion, Miss Helen Losch, Leroy Chad
bourne. Richard Croft. Albert Spalding.
Mr.. and Mira H. W. Munroe, Mrs H. g.
Street, Jr.. Mrs. II. G. Street Mr.. and
Mrs. y. G. Parker. Mira, f. w. Allen, Os-
car W. Smith. Edwin e. Zittee, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs, r,
W. Clark, Mrs F. e. Aspinwall, Mrs. r.
O. Ayres. Mrs. d. W. Griffith, Miss Flor
enee Wilstack. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Wheeler, Mrs. William s. Pyle, Mrs. Jo-
seph r. Guernsey. Mrs. Philip S. Clark
son. ]. r. Wendell. Mr.. and Mrs T. b
Coles. Miss Charlotte b. Coles, T. Il
Holland. John q. Stanton. John G. Stan
ton Jr., Miss Stanton. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
L. Dommerlck. Miss Dommerick. Master
Louis Dommerick. Mrs. NJ. A. Day, DR..
8. p. Goodhart, Edward Goodhart, Mr..
and Mrs. K. G. Sicardi and Mira I. j.
Henry
Among the guests entertained At the
Granliden Hotel were the former secre-
tRry of War. Lindley NJ. Garrison, and
Mrs. Garrison of New York, who were
accompanied by Mr., and Mrs. b. G. Par
ker. also of the metropolis. They were
en- tour through the White Mountains.
Mrs. ID. w Griffith. wife OF the play
wright, accompanied by Miss Florence
Wilstack OF New York, enjoyed a few
days vacation at the Granltden.
Fishing the last week In Lake smapee
has ereught forth soma record sahches.
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SARANAC INN.

SARANAc INN. Aug. e.-Many OF the
merry outings in which sojourners here
have Joined. within the last week have
taken the form OF picnics on the numer-
GUS islands in the Saranac chain of
lakes, Also the week has been replete
with dinner parties at Saranac Ina. At
one of these Miss Mary Dickson of
New York entertained a company of
friends. q,
Sidney NJ, Colgate and family OF New
York and Orange. N. J., have, arrived
at the Colgate camp.
Samuel Untermyer OF New York, who
has leased the r. Dun Douglas camp
on the Upper Saranac Lake. Is among
the recent arrivals. -"'r..
C. Holt OF New York has Joined Dr.
L. Emmett Holt and family at Panther
Point
Mr.. and Mrs p. H. B. Freylinghuysen
and family OF MoIristown. N. j., who are
recent arrivals at Saranac Ina, have
Woodcote cottage there for August
Mr.. and Mrs. H. MoC. Bangs OF New
York have been Joined at Gray cottage
by +, A. Bangs Of New York, and Miss
Elizabeth Tebb of Mlddleburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Gordon OF New
York. spending the season at Saranac
Inn. have been Joined by Miss Mary
Ferguson OF New York.
Mrs. Allan Plnkerton of New York,
who Is spending the season at Saranao
Inn. has been 5oired by Robert Pinker-
ton and Robert GLIB of New York and
II. 8. Dodge OF Utica.
From ssranac Inn, where they have
been spending several weeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Erskine Wood of New York
have gone into camp on Follansbee
Pond.
Eric Hatch OF Woodmere, L. l.. who
has been capturing the tennis honors at
saranac Inn, has been Joined by his
mother. Mrs. Frederick Hatch.
c. B. Dawson and c. 3. Dawson, Jr.
OF New York are a. earanao
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make then did not materialize. It IL
believed now that he win have 1t to
do in September.
The Secretary of Labor's family is
established on the home farm at
Blossburg, with one or another Of
the family staying there to keep Sec
rotary Wilson company.
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Georgian Bay, Canada, to remain until
the middle of September. .,.
Mrs Charles Grimes Green (Miss
Lucy Burleson) is at her home in
Dayton. She did not make the ex
pected visit to Washington In the
early summer, because a business trip
which her husband had intended to
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Mrs. Wilson looked attractive at the
theatre party in a simple summary
gown of what looked like white hand
kerchief linen, with collar whose
long revers came down to the waist
line. Of rather a decided blue, embroid-
cred in white. and landings of the
same down the front OF the skirt. She
seems to be running to blue this sea-
son. About two weeks earlier at the
sames theatre she wore a gown OF a
lovely shade Of blue In a material that
looked like null. but may have been
georgette. with all sorts OF insertions
OF white lace in graduated lengths.
It was quite low In front, but came
well up on the shoulders at the pack.
IT had the funny little short sleeves,
we'll up above the elbow, with a little
narrow turned back cuff of lace, that
seemed to be feature Of many OF the
French.
Mrs. Wilson wore that night the
same big gray tulia hat that Shs wore
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18
WIN Likely bs water s.ree.

Reports of~an unofficial nature
from Pcndleton say that the Water
street route through Weston will In
all likelihood be selected by the
commission for the state highway.
II is known that no selection has
yet been made, but Water street is
said to be the route most favored
by the powers that b..
Color is lent this report by an
other 10 the effect that further
survey will be made Of the Water
street route. II seems the locators
were under the impression that the
city limits ended at the John Ban
ister corner, and win now have 10
survey to the Mrs. Price corner in
order to locate route complying
with the official notices of election.
These read that the highway shall
continue along Water street and
in a northerly direction to the
towns northern boundary.
II is expected that the construc.
tion of the Athena to Milton sector
will be arranged for at the meeting
of the commission in Portland Au-
gust 5.
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Butter Wrap orders prompt
ly filled at the Leader shop.
Notice Of Final Settlement

In the County Court ol the state OF
Oregon for Umatilla County.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Ran.
som LlouAllen. Deceased,
To All WHOM IT MAY CoNcEhs'
Notice II hereby given that j. II, Pad.
berg. administrator Of the estate Of
Rnnsom Llouallon, deceased. has filrd
In the above entitled court his iinnl ac'
count OF the administration OF said CO.
tate, and aald court has liked the 10Th
dny OF July, 1919. ut 10 o'clock IN the
forenoon, In tho County Court house vt
pendleton In umAlilla County, State OF
Oregon, ~ the time and place Tor hear
ing objections and exceptions. any
there be thereto; and all persons inter:
Gated In said estate aru hereby notihed
To- appear al said time and place and
malt, any objections or exceptions
they have 10 tho approval Of said ~.
port, tho dinchafgihg of said admins
traitor and the exonerAtlon Of his bonds..
men from further liability herein; aud
h was further ordered by said court
that this notice ahould be published IN
the Weston Leader, weekly newepa.
nor published at Weston, umatilla
County, State Of Oregon, for four con.
aocutIvu weeks, the first publication
thereof being made on, tho Goth day ot
June, 1919. Said order 10 dated the
nth day Of June, 1913,
]. II, pADBERG,
Administrator Of tho Estate of
Ransom hieuallen, Deceased,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

The esteemed 0regonian has dis
covered a word of which it is so
proud as to parade its discovery on
the first page. We are lacking in
imagination. however, and the
word doesn't keep us cool when per-
spring at the typesetter with the
mercury around the hundred mark.
You it may pleasantly CONCEAL, For
your benefit let us reprint:
.'Coolth is an unusual word. II
is the potency Of ice cream and
tinkling glasses. An east wind in
November has lots of coolth. There
are acres of it on comfortable old
Mount Hood. A sea breeze is bog
ged down with coolth. as much as q
breeze can be. There are certain
banished beverages that are rcmin-
isccnt Of coolth."
Yet coofth merely leaves US the
editorial us scornfully derisivc.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

The Eugene Register adds gener-
ously to the sum of human knowl-
edge by disseminating this informa-
tion:
IF anyone wonders why tele-
graphers have suddenly become
'keymen, it might be explained
that it's for the same reason that
Theodore Roosevelt became T. r.
'Telegraphers' is too long to get
into bold headline, and some clev-
er copy reader conferred boon on
his craft by thinking OF 'keymen,
which is just half as long. The
head-writer worships short words
to such an extent that sweetheart
named Bess or May would win his
heart at once, while Angelina or
CIementine would leave him cold"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

China loges nothing by being de-
prived Of Shantung. 1t merely
passes from German hands into Jap
anese hands--a step up. we would
say. Shantung was promised Japan
by the entente powers at time
when they needed her badly-and
one has only to visualize Japan ar
rayed on the side Of Germany in
1917, with her fleet neutralizing
the blockade and harassing allied
commerce, 10 realize what an innu-
ence her enfnity would have had on
the result Of the war. The allies
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18
Notice Of Final Account

In the County Court Of the Stnto of
Oregon for umAtilla County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of De.
well Thompson Douglas. Deceased,
Notice Ia hereby given that the uu.
derSigned has flicd her final account
and report IL tho above entitled matter
and that tho above entitled court has
fixed Saturday, tho "a day VI August,
1918, at tho hour Of 1000 o'clock u, N.
OF said day ~ tho time and the county
court room In the county court house
at Pendlcton. Oregon. aa the place fer
hearing said final account and report,
Any and all persons having ohiee;.
tiona or exceptions 10 otfer 10 said ilnal
account and report should make and
illc the same with the clerk Of tho
above entitled court on or before said
time, or appear IN person before said
court nj said time and place and oder
said objections.
Date Of iirst publication July 4. 1919.
HARRIET ELIZABETH DOUGLAS.
Execntrix II the last will and tcata.
mcnt Of oswell Thompson Douglas.
dcceaaed
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

One has merely TO step into the
Chau,auqua tent 10 realize how nice
such contrivance would be for the
annual pioneers reunion. II is
roomy, comfortable and admirable,
and with the seats placed close to-
gether would readily accommodate
wcston's picnic crowd. Since prog
rcss is the order of the day for men
or organizations that would not EN-.
ulatc the crab. perhaps such u tent
might be had some time for the
Umatilla County Pioneer ASocia'
tion. Quien sabcy
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

denied her racial equality, and they
could not again slap her In the face
by violating their pledge as 10 Shan
tung. Woodrow Wilson understood
this and the United States Senate
will have TO understand II. Bill.
ken. "the god Of things as they
ought to be-" has not yet come into
his own.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

Certain eloquent and pepful up
lifters seem to overlook the fact
that quite bunch Of us have TO bc
somewhere around the bottom look
ing up in order 10 make room for
the proud heroes in the strife"
who are somewhere around the top
looking down.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

United States Warned Against
Japan" The sort Of talk BY Sen.
ator Sherman Of Illinois, Of which
the above is the caption, is apt to
lead 10 the very conflict with Japan
that the United States should use
every honorable mean TO avoid. II
may be well to watch and guard
against the Nipponcsc, but II we
assert that they are our enemies
they may become such In very truth.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

Henry Ford says that history,
music and at are bunk" and that
all professional soldiers are muir.
dercrs not excepting General Per.
shing. We move to amend by sub
stituting boob" for ''idealist" in
the Chicago Tribune's description
of Ford rs an ignorant idealist."
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

The only conclusion is that In us.
entire responsibility for
German acts in the war Bc,hman.
rollweg and won Hindenburg are
irresponsible.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

By getting together. Woodrow
and George will have made the
United States a bit safer for DEM
ocracy Of the "unwashed and unter.
rifed" brand.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

We would like the Sim Fcincrs
better had they shown rs much So
licitude for world freedom as for
Irish freedom.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

"Trotzky Tells of Soviet Aims. "
He needn't. The Soviet aims to
shoot and to shoot to kill, when
there are unarmed prisoners to dis
pose Of.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

The United States Senate will do
well to "sidestep" the Shantuns
problem and pass the buck" to
the League Of Nations,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

10 decide they have had plain warn
ing that, IN case the United States
becomes member Of the League OF
Nations Il viii be called on soon 10
begin assuming International duties
aad responsibilities, Dispatches frcln
Paris say President Wilson VIII pro-
pose TO congress the acceptance OF
mandate for Codstantinople aud Tor
Armenia.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18

He who is still longing for the
kick" might drop live frog into
his near beer.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-18
ADVERTISING RATES

Looking il over. Wen say that
the president hasn't much opposi'
ton in the senate.