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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-04
A GOOD BUY

In a Whitman county wheat ranch.
lS0 acres. all farmed, 2i0 crop.
all lays good. part fenced hog
tight. Running water: near school :
modern house. Price 800 per acre
includes all crops. NIL stock. machin-
cry. etc. Only few days left at
above price.
See me or write me for wheat
land. Phone 462.
c. s. BASSETT,
Washtucna. Wash.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. james NJ. Meynard
and their seven small children have
located In Weston from Nebraska.
Mr.. Meynard has purchased The
Porter Graham Junior cottage
property on south Water street.
The family eame by auto from Ne
braska and made up their minds 20
live in Weston within an hour after
reaching this burg, Mr.. Meynard
says the town at once looked better
10 him than any he had heretofore
seen on the trip. He will work at
his trade Of carpenter for awhile,
with a view 20 acquiring land after
he becomes more familiar with the
country. Mr.. and Mrs. Meynard
have not only been blessed with the
seven children who accompany them
but also have daughter In Port.
land and another In Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rasmussen and
three children arrived last week
from Denmark TO make their home
in the Inland Empire. Mr.. Rns-
mussen has not decided where 10
locate. but thinks he will 90 into
eastern Washington. The family
lived In Weston some twelve years
ago. prior TO going back 10 Dem
mark. Mrs. Rasmussen is a sister
Of Mrs. s. Thorsen.
DIV. Demaris. who is associated
with II. L. McQuary in condu:ting
the Milton Garage. was in town the
other day and placed some advertis-
ing with the Leader for the Ford
son tractor. We wish TO congratu- /
late Mr.. Demaris both as to the
merits of the tractor he offers and
his good judgment in the selection
If an advertising medium.
A carload Of Ford touring cars
md roadsters shipped into this inn
,ortant automobile center by the
liberty Auto Co. is being rapidly {
disposed Of. Recent sales were
made by Manager Adams to G. w.
'taggs, Mrs. Ernest Haney, c. W.
detz and Jones & Jones.
A message received here by rel
tives announced the death Wednes-
dy at Seattle Of Edna, the daugh-
er, two years old, Of Mr.. and Mrs.
anil Radke. The bereaved mother
'as formerly Miss Ina Simpson Of
his city.
The following new members Of E
he local library board were ap-
ointed BY the council Wednesday +
'ening to fill vacancies: Mrs. S.
]. Barnes, Mrs. c. F. Bulfnch and
lrs. c. L. Pinkerton.
Mrs. Alex McCorkell is reported
be critically i'll at her home In
le uplands. DR.. Best has been in
tendance from Pendleton.
DR.. and Mrs. w. C. Mckinney z
I'd Miss Iva Mckinney left We'd :
'sday on motoring trip to Port
nd.
Second-growth dry cordwood, fir
d tamarack, banked out in coun-
road, at $500 per cord. Carl
'utscher.
Good seyen-room house with mod
n appointments and six lots for -
le at bargain. Terms. Robert
oudft.
Used Ford car for sale. Terms.
H. Nelson.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-04

See j. L. Mcdaniel for n bargain
In 10 acres Of timber land.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-04

For Sale Set Of breeching work
harness. Andy Barnett.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-07-04

The Weston Leader Is on cash
basis. and positively wants no bust.
ness otherwise. Clark Wood, pub
Usher.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
FANS ARE
|NCREDULOUS OVER
FOOTBALL RESULTS
Saturdays Scores a Series of
Smashing Surprises Sharks
Fail in Nearly Every Predic-
ton Based on Dope.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL


New York, Oct 1S.-Surprises-a
flock of surprises-tonight had eastern
football fans dazed. The obituaries OF
Yale, Pittsburgh and Cornell were
sscanned by incredulous fans who
lpinched themselves to see If 1t wasn't
all dream.
The rise of Boston college, Syracuse
and Colgate to the pinnacle of foot
ball fame by victories over trio of
reputed champions was>one of the most
noted single day upsets in years
Yales only desire was to forget. The
45-yard kick of Captain Jim Fftzpat-
rick, which gave Boston college vic
tory of to over Eli, knocked the
campus speeches..
Last weeks victory over the army
made it look as if Syracuse had good
chance against Glenn Warmers Pitts
burghers. No one expected the Smoke
city college would be overwhelmed by
"A score of "a TO 2. 1t was clean cut
victory.
Colgate's 81 to victory over Cornell
was not so much a surprise in itself.
but the ease with which the steam roll
Ter of Larry Banfhart flattened the
lthacan defense was not expected
Brown gave Harvard the scare of
her life. The Cambridge eleven won.
z to 0, by getting q touchdown with
rush in the first quarter.
The army also escaped by the skin
of their teeth The cadets had the time
of their lives beating Maine, 6 to 0.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
TOM DRAAK MATCHED
TO TAKE ON SANTEL
IN FINISH MATCH
Boise Athletic Club Will Bring
Two of Fastest Men in Mat
Game Together Oct. 10
Will Open Winter Season.

announcement made Saturday night
ny Nick Collins of the Boise Athletic
oiuo gives assurance that the fall and
winter season of indoor athletic sports
VIII have most suspicious opening
ne mas secured as an opponent for
Al Santel, victor in several mat strug-
gies In Boise and other Idaho towns. no
Tess celebrated wrestler than Tom
Draak, the champion of Holland. who
Is now in San Francisco.
Both wrestlers have agreed to a fin
lsh bout. to be staged at the Pinney
theatre Tuesday evening, Oct. IS. I'm
ger the rules of the Idaho commits
sion. If either gladiator secures a fall
Wlthln two hours. the match will pro-
ceed to an actual finish. II not, at
the end of two hours it will be de-
cided by the judges on points.
FRESH FROM FRISCO BOLT
Draak IS husky Dutchman who
came to the western world faw
months ago to find new laurels fter
cieanlns up the field in Europe. He
started IN in New York city. win
t mns match after match with some of
env most formidable heavies in the
country. and then came to the Pacific
10 meet the rest. For the last two
fnortns ne has been taking them on in
San francisco, making reputation
ior endurance and logged strength
equal to anything the bay city has seen
IN a long time. Last week he lost
IN terrific battle to stranger" Lew
rs at the end of an hour and II min
rtes. His bout with Santel win he
the first go for him since.
SANTEL IN GOOD SHAPE.
Santel. as the fans well know. has
peen compelled to go far afield to find
worthy opponent to meet him here.
IN ms last match, with Romanoff at
Gooding, he came out somewhat Grip
pied, and has only resumed easy train
ing in the last fortnight. But he is
now declared to be in first class con-
ditlon again, and ready for the tough
est tussling that may be required of
nm. Draak is 10 pounds or more the
heavier of the two, tipping the beam
at an even 200 pounds, while Santel
puiled the fish scale down to lust 1874
the other day. But he is fast and
furious in action, as none need be
told In Boise, and is willing to give
weight
PUBLIC WORKOUTS.
DraaS has wired Promoter Collins
that he will leave San Francisco in a
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
SYRACUSE BEATSP|TT
UPsETT|NC ALL DOPE
Warmers Much-touted Panth-
ers Bewildered by Onslaught
of Orangemen, Losing "a to
3--Kick One Field Goal.

Syracuse, n. Y, Oct. 1S.-Syracuse
disregarded "Old Man Dope" today and
provided the east with the biggest up
set of the season, conquering Glenn
Warmers highly touted Pittsburgh
team by the score of "a to 3.
Entering the game the underdogs,
Syracuse fought fierce1y from the time
the referees whistle sent the two teams
into combat until the final play Be
wildered by the strength of Syracuse,
Pittsburgh fought back wildly but
could not stem the concerted attack of
the Orangemen. VINO three times
pierced their goal line and once drove
the ball between the bars of the field
goal. Only the toe of Hastings, who
booted field goal in the second quar-
ter, saved Pittsburgh from the humilia-
ton of shutout.
Terrific line smashes and end runs
spelled the downfall of the Pittsnen.
The assortment of plays which SYRIA
cuse displayed dazzled their opponents
and Pittsburghs defense crumbled
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
PROUD ELI HUMB[ED
BY BOSTON COLLEGE
Yale Knocked Silly When Titx-
patrick Toes Perfect Goal
From New Ravens 45-Yard
Line and Wins Game.


New Haven, Conn, Oct. 1S-(United
fressl Eventually Yale may come
TO- The big team Of Coach AL sharpe
and the students of the noted New Ha-
ven institution were dazed and floun-
dering around groggily from the
Knockout punch administered to their
opes when lowly Boston college de-
feated them this afternoon, to :.
Acosta. the Yale center, was as wild
as bush league pitcher. Twice he
made passes high over French's head.
the second offense gave the visitors
their first score when a wild heave
put the ball behind the goal line for
u safety
In the final quarter, Boston came
cut with rush and worked the ball
10 the 45-yard line. With the score
to 2 against them, Captain Fitzpatrick
called for a kick. The big captain
caught perfect pass, took two mea-s
sured steps and booted the ball SQUARE
ly between the posts,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
QUALIFICATION SHOOT.

Today and next Sunday the Boise
Military Rifle club holds its annual
qualification shoot for marksman-
ship grades. The weekly practice
shooting gives way on the last two
or three Sundays In October to fir
ing for record, so that the members
may fulfill their duty to the club
and the National Rifle association
under which It is chartered. On
the first of November the records
are forwarded to the secretary of
war, so it is essential that all fin
ish their shooting for the various
qualifications OF shareholders,
marksmen and expert riflemen.
Today's firing will begin at 10
o'clock, and the c:rst stages will
be completed II possible, which are
at the 500 and so0-yard ranges.
both slow fire.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
CORNELL UNABLE TO
HOLD COLGATE BACK
Bankhart's Eleven Continues
March to Eastern Champion
ship-Forward Pass Proves
Good Point Winner.

Ithaca, N. Y, Oct. 18.-Colgate con-
tinued the rush toward the eastern
football championship here this after
noon by downing Cornell, 81 to 0.
Fritz Shiverick, captain of the Rush
eleven and winner of the last Saturday
game with Williams, made three at
tempts to work his trusty toe for goals
to stem the tide, but he failed each
time.
Cornell fought furiously on the de-
Tense and was so successful In staving
off rushes of the Bankart machine that
Colgate had to resort to air methods,
which worked for two touchdowns.
Watkins was the bright star, scoring
both on short passes over the line An
derson cut in for slice of glory when
he got under one of Shiverick's punts
and raced SO yards for a touchdown,
On the offensive the Rush eleven was
almost useless.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
ILLINOIS DEFEATS IOWA
IN TERRIFIC BATTLE
Iowa Holds Speedy Champaign
Backs Repeatedly for Downs
and Pulls Brilliant Forward
Pass for Touchdown.

Champaign, Ill.,, Oct. 1S.-Illinois de-
feated Iowa today 8 to z, in one of the
most holly contested games ever
played here. Illinois had numerous
other chances to score but each time
Iowa braced and held the speedy Illi-
nois backs for downs.
In the first quarter Iowa put the ball
over for score on a long forward pass
from Devine to Bedding. Devine then
kicked an easy goal.
Illinois made touchdown in the Sec
ond quarter, when walquist picked up
a fumbled punt and raced through an
open field for a marker. The punt out
from the corner of the field failed
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
SCALP IS
AT 0REGONs BELT
Visitors Take Home Bacon
From Moscow Idaho Scores
First-Hudlington Individual
Hero With Four TouchdoWns.

Moscow, Idaho. Oct. 1S.-With the
score at the end Of the first half stand
ing 6-all. the University of Oregon
came back strong in the last two quar-
tiers and defeated the University of
Idaho on the local gridiron 81 to 6
this afternoon.
Huntington made all four touch
downs for Oregon, and Steers con-
verted three of the four goals. These
two We're the stars of the game, and
when they got warmed up in the third
period there was no stopping them in
their ground gaining curing the re-
mainder of the contest.
Idaho was the first to score. making
its lone touchdown in the first few
minutes of play.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
MIKE O'DOWD WINS
OVER STEVE IATZO

Philadelphia. Penn, Oct. 1S.-Mihe
o'DoWd. middleweight champion, out
fought and outclassed Steve Latzo OF
Hazelton. Pa. in six-round bout at
the national A. c. tonight. Latzo used
q left jab to advantage in the frs,
and second rounds and fought gamely,
but was unable to withstand the on
siaught of body punches administered
by the champion.
Mikes vicious left hook In the fourth
carried Latzo off his feet and he tore
down the ropes from the impact of the
blow.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
60OO WATCH u. OF w.
WALK OVER GOBS FROM
BATTLESHIP NEW YORK

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 1S.-Overwhelm-
ing the navy line, skrting the ends for
long yardage-winuing runs, bewilder-
ing the service n>en with a dazzlingly
accurate crisscross aerial attack
Coach Jump Hunts University of
Wa shington eleven today swept it's
way to a 35 to 0 victory over the elev-
en- from the Dreadnaught New York
In the sight of Ahmiral r f. Coontz
Captain w. V. Pratt and 5000 roofing
adherents of both teams. three times
as many as ever before saw a prelim-
mary game in Seattle.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
FOOTBALL RESULTS
WESTERN GAM ES.

WESTERN GAMES.
Oregon Aggies, AZ; Pacific Univer-
sity, 6.
Oregon, 81; Idaho. 6.
Hamlin, 80; Manchester, 0.
Washington, 10; Kansas Aggies, 3.
Arkansas, 20; Rolla, o.
Colorado e, %; Denver L.. Z.
Missouri University, 7; Ames Aggies,
o.
Kansas, 0; Washburn, 0.
Chicago, 10; Purdue, 0.
Wisconsin. 10: North Western, 6.
Minnesota, 20; Indiana, g..
Michigan, 26; MicAigsn Aggies, 0.
Ohio State, 40; Kentucky, 0.
Notre Dame, IA: Nebraska, g.
st. Louis, o; Lombard, 0.
Illinois, 8: Iowa. I.
Marquette. SO; Lawrence, ..
Simpson. 10; Drake, ~.
Oklahoma, IL; Texas, 7.
California. 81: Occidental. 0.
SOUTHERN GAMES.
Tulane, Al; Springntll, 0.
Louisiana, 10; Mississippi, o.
Wooford, 81; Citadel, 0.
Davidson. z; South Carolina, o.
Jacksonville Stats Normal, 0; An
niston Independents. 0
Mississippi Aggies. g. Tennessee, 0.
Sewanee, 0; Georgia, 13.
EASTERN GAMES.
Harvard, I; Brown, 0.
Pennsylvania, "a; Swarthmore, Z.
Princeton, "a; Rochester, 0.
Syracuse, "a; Pittsburgh, 8.
Yale, 3; Boston College, 5.
Carnegie, IS: Case. D.
Williams. %; Columbia. 0.
Cornell 0; Colgate. q.
Dartmouth, 10; Pennsylvania State,
13.
Army, 6: Maine, 0.
West Virginia, u; Maryland, O.
Washington and jefferson, IA; West
0.
Virginia Poly, Z; Georgetown. SO.
Bowdoin, 7S; Fort Mckinley, O.
Dickinson, 20; Delaware, o.
Navy, Is; L. S. S. Utah, 0.
Vanderbilt, 0; Georgia Tech, 20.
Virginia. Z; w. NJ. l.. O.
Lafayette, Al; Haverford. 0.
Lebanon Valley, @; Susauehanna, O.
Buckaell. 81. Muhlenberg. 0.
Gettysburg, IA; Ursinius. o.
Drexd Institute, o.; Albright. So.
LehigA. 81; New York Aggies, 0.
Franklin and Marshall, 0; p NJ. c.. G
Stevens, 81; Connecticut Aggies., 0.
WESLEYAN, 10; New York Univer-
Amhera As; Trinity. 0.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
O. A. C. TRAMPS ON
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
USING WHOLE SQUAD

Corvallis, Ore, Oct. 1s.-The Oregon
Aggies rolled up score of Al to 6 on
Pacific University here this afternoon
Practically the entire Aggie squad was
shoved into the game in the last half;
otherwise the score would have been
larger.
Graham, just before the battle end
ed picked up a tumble in the center of
the gridiron and raced for q touch
down. the visitors only count.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
WILLIAMS, rs; .oLuMsIA, o.

New York, Oct. 1S.-Columbia was
downed by the lighter Williams eleven
by a score of rs to 0 here this after
noon.
Boyton Kruger and Berger formed
fleet backfield that the Dawson de-
Tense could not stop
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
DARTMOUTH, 10; PENN STATE, 10.
MINNESOTA, 20, INDIANA, s.

Indianapolis. Ind, Oct 18.--Minne-
sofa plowed through fnriana and badly
crippled the team today to the tune
Of 20 to 8.
The Gophers entered the field with
prospects Of going homS defeated, but
after Indiana had scofed two drou
kicks off the toe Of Matf4s. the Goph-
err braced and by straight football
went over the Hoosier xdal line three
ftun1Ga
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
~ . e 40. Multrom.h. Q.

Spokane, WASH, Oct. 1s.-The Multi
nomah Athletic club football team OF
Portland was completely outclassed in
every department of the EGme here
this afternoon. washington State Col
lege winning 40 to o
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
OHIO. a.; KENTUCKY, 0.

Columbus. o.. Oct. 1S.-The intention
of the Kentucky Wildcats to hold Ohio
to low score fell through entirely here
today and Ohio won 40 to 0. States
ball carriers had little trouble in
rambling through the Blue Grass lines.
Harley. Willaman and Taylor gained
almost at will.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19

Few days. arriving in Boise the latte~
part OF this week. Thereafter. for a
rev Gays preceding the match, both
the Dig Fellows may be seen in public
lTactice workouts The time and place
Oh ,hese VIII be determined later.
The Pinney theatre has been secured
not only for the opening match. but
Tor the fall and winter schedule of
indoor wrestling and boxing events,
the range of prices and the opening
Of the ticket sale for this first big bill
will also be announced later In the
weak
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
LOTS OF PReLIM. TALENT.

One final match does not make a
season, or even nights bill, and there
are number of middle and light
weight wrestlers In Boise and within
easy reach who aspire to grapes that
may be sarnered here when the game
Is going good. So Collins says that he
Will have numerous talent, old and
new, to furnish the preliminary events
for the Draak- Santel match. To quote
him accurately. he says "there'll be a
taft of new faces, and some of them
real likely boys" Just whom to Sc
lect from among these for the first
night card, Nick is as yet undecided,
but promises some good data before
many suns have arisen.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
BERKELEY. 81; oxY, o.

Berkeley, Cal, Oct 1s.-occidenta1
college provided weak opposition for
the University of California this after
noon. The Bruins waded through for a
61-O victory. California practically
scored at will
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19
NoTRE DAME TRIMS
NEBRASKA; 90-YARD
HUN FROM KICKOFF

Lincoln, Neb, Oct. 1S-By score of
IA to Q, Notte Dame defeated the Uni
versity of Nfbraska today.
Notre Dame scored touchdown i'm
the opening minute of play when Gipp
received the Kickoff on the Hoosier
seven-yard liie and passed to Berg
man, who racsd 80 yards for touch
down. Captain Bahan kicked goal
In the second quar.er Nebraska on
series of line pAunges pushed Halfback
Wright over fot their lone touchdown
Dale missed goll.
DARTMOUTH, 10; PENN STATE, 10.
Hanover. N. III, Oct 1S.-Penn State
went down to defeat for the first time
this season whe9 Dartmouth won a
bitterly contested game here this after
noon, 10 to 49, The largest crowd in
years saw the CONTEST.
Big Pat Holbrook, the Green's right
halfback, made a clean run of 35 yards
for touchdown I'M the third quarter,
but missed goal.
The game was featured by heavy line
plunging by Dartmouth and strong de-
fensive work by Pennsylvania Sus-
tanned line attackss however. broke
Penn's resistance.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-19

AmherS, IS; Trinity. 0.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-16
GERMANY CAN PAY

"HE Germans complain that they
cannot sign the peace treaty
because it would ruin the coun-
try to pay the damages demanded
Do the Germans forget that previous
to the war each German workman
carried a soldier on his back" in
other words that the load of the
Kaiser's military machine on the
taxpayers was equivalent to the sup
port of one soldier for each man
engaged in industry?
Now, under the terms of the peace
treaty, the German people are re-
lieved of the necessity of maintain
ing a military establishment and so
the money they so cheerfully used
to spend on their army and navy
they can now pay toward liquidat-
ing the debt the army and navy cre-
ated, and still have enough left for
general purposes.
Has this been made clear to the
stiff -necked delegates from Berlin,
or must Marshal Foch demonstrate
for them that the Allies are in
earnest?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-16
SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS

"HE State Federation of Labor
complains that the textbooks of
the public schools do not meet
the fundamental needs of the labor
ing man, and that is unquestionably
true. But there is nothing TO the
assertion that the books are formu-
lated by the employers of the State
for the benefit of themselves. In
the first place, the average employer
is as ignorant of the inside of the
modern school book as is the aver
age working man; and, in the second
place, if he had framed these books
for his own purposes, he would not
have made such a miserably poor
job of it.
The school system of to-day ought
to teach not only subjects of every
day application, but it ought to teach
the child the basic principles of busi-
ness. 1t ought to teach him how
hard a dollar must work for a year
in order to earn five cents. 1t ought
to teach the boy and girl the funda-
mentals of finance and industry, in
order that they may understand fully
and completely when the subject OF
wages, production and profit-shar-
ing are under discussion.
The young man who understands
the limits and the possibilities OF
business will be a better citizen than
he who knows nothing. He will
know what his fair share is, and he
will not be susceptible to the raw
ings of the extremist who processes
to believe that industry is a limit.
less reservoir of money from which
labor may draw heavily and give
little. He will know that for every
dollar that comes out of business, al
least a dollars worth of effort mus
go in, and that profits for the owner
are the surest road to prosperity
for himself.
By all means revise the textbook:
in this direction.