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The Washington herald., 1920-09-24

fhe is keyed to concert pitch. Phan-,
tom Fair is well liked by the stable
connections. Is shifty nag in
mighty clever hands. Amackassin
will surely be knocking at the
door.
Via the grapevine route l get
the word that a stiff commission
is planted on Betty J. 1 take that
to mean she'll have her running
togs on today. Well Meant she's a
hard nut to crack. Shoal made the
boys sit up and notice things the
other morning by reeling off a
half mile in sensationaIly fast time
The Mclean entry is likely to be
installed favorite at the track and
should cop the kale in the fifth.
Parr figures close up.
Wodan's last was a hummer
and a repeater of that effort will
be good enough to cop the sixth.
Mountain rose has been freshened
up and will go exceptionally we'll.
Glenwell is fair sort. PhedOdCn is
sent along as the sleeper in the
last It's a tuff race. however, so
don't OVerplay your hand.
One Best Bet of the Dny-GeneraI
MenOcsI.
Best Take n Chance Bet-Phantom
Fair.
Best ParIay-Amackass shonI,
suEarmint. all to show.
HATRE DE GRACE SELECTIONS.
First Rsee-Duc de Morny. Bay
wood, Toss Up.
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Tru1ton 10 Renew Sport,.

The TruXton club, formerly
well known in District sports. Is
going to renew its athletic aCtI-i-
ties and have issued a call for foC,-
ball candidates TO report. The fol-
lowing members are requested to
be present at the Monument grounds
gridiron Sunday morning at 1890
o'clock: Bowman. Mcmahon. Hurd.
Dreccher Mccarthy. Guilisni. W.
Haislip. O'Hara. X Flestor. Eddie
Sullivan, StoufTer. A. Haislip, u.
Flester, Kenny, y Johnson, /. =.
johnson, Burns, Reeves, Stewart, p
Burns.
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Practice Game Wanted.

The Park View Athletic Clu1
wants to arrange a practice foot
ball game for Saturday, October :
They would like to communicate
with any 14O-pound team in tnt
District. Call w. S. Mann, Colum-
bia $3.50. after o'clock. or write
TO 644 Hobart place northwest.
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second Race General MenocaI,
Toreador, Parader.
Third Rsce-Ina kay, Phantom
Fair, Amackassin.
Fourth Race-Betty j., Phantom
Fair, shoaI
Fifth Race-McLean entry, Parr
entry, Irish Kiss.
sixth Race - wodsn, Mountain
Rose, GIenweII.
seventh Race - Phedoden, Nellie
York, sugarmint.
AQUEDUCT SELECTIONS.
First Raee-Mavourneen. silence,
st. Donard.
Second Race Episode, Mister
Jack, Santa Claus.
Third Rsce-Abadane, st. Isidore,
Natural Bridge.
Fourth Race Thunderstorm,
Royce Rolls, Tailor Maid.
Fifth Rnce-Queen Blonde, Lola,
Liberty Girl.
sixth Race - PIuribus, Smoke
Screen, Dry Moon.
Best Bet-PIuribus-
MONTREAL SELECTIONS.
First Race-Mad May, yoormeI
Marjorie Mignon.
second Race-Little Maudic. Hid
den Ship, Baby Lonian.
Third Rnce-Sinn' Feiner, Barry's
Pet. BurIinEame.
Fourth Race-Red Pest. Antiphon,
Galley Head.
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He's Still There

Seattle. Sept. 23-"Socks" Seibold
pitched and won a seventeen-inning
game for Seattle last week and
then he turned arbund and played
shortstop for a game or two. Never
made a bobbIe, either.
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Fifth Race-LabnIfre, Double Eye,
EImont.
sixth Race - American Eagle.
Woodthrush, Discord.
seventh Race-Trackstar, Trick
ster, Muskot.
Best Bet-Mad Bay.
LEXINGTON SELECTIONS.
First Race - Ruby, Bonneville,
Jago.
second Race-MaysviIIe, Tawa-
snntha, Marjorie Mckay. Z.
Third Race-I<ingfisher, Duke of
wellington, Loyalist.
Fourth Rncc-Lndy Luxury, Le-
gal, Brig o. War.
Fifth Race-Machinyelii, DIR. How
ard, Joe Muncini. ....
sixth Rnce-social Star, Anunda.
Tom Roach.
Seventh Race-Wndsyvorth Last.
Eyes of Youth, Ground Swell.
Best Bet-Lady Luxury.
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COLLYERs0 4 0CQnR1EAESE
ASPQRTofrK G KINGS N -
=R96QSQliSER=
Cuban Filter.

Cuban Filter.
This is the day the Havana crowd has been
patiently waiting for. The office" has gone forth
unwrsp the old "B. R." and set in the works on
the Cuban Fltter"-thats what they call the good
tvo-year-old General MenocaL Senior Diaz and his
friends are mighty confident of the result and it
does look though General Menocal only needs
snug handling in order to romp home with the
bacon in the second at the "Graw' this afternoon.
One word more: Don't let the price you off.
Toreador and Parader should be fighting it out at
the end for the balance of the purse.
II Due de Morny back good
morning trials he'll on the end of the
procession when the pay-of station is reached in
the days opener. The checkers awfully sweet
this baby haywood has not raced to best private
holds the balance safe. Ina Kay has a mighty good
MAJ in he
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mighty good
tuf but
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THORNCLIFFE RESULTS

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-14
LITTLE ROCK

Born--To Mr.. and Mrs.. John Bayon,
daughter. Mrs. Dayon was former
y Miss Rose Papo.
Mrs. Fishback spent the week end
with her daughter IN Emmett
Mr.. and Mrs. WAmplar transacted
business In Emmett Friday.
Koscoe Potter Of Middleton was .
visitor in the neighborhood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen visited their
daughters. Mrs Hoyt and Mrs.
Hughes, in Emmett Friday.
This long cxpected threshing ma
chine arrived 49, neighborhood and
finished thrsshing the latter part Of
the week
Mrs. c. A. and W. G. Mills and
Miss Carol Greeley took 9 o'clock
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith
Of Emmett Mondty evening.
Tho dance at Little Rock Friday
night WAS well attended.
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NEWS OF GEM COUNTY

grader. The work is progressing witI
great rapidity.
The Crescent Clubs usual instruc
tive program was enjoyed by about
twenty members. The hostsssss sery'
ed refreshments ut $3.50. The after.
noon was greatly enjoyed.
Between TOO and 800 people assem-
bled At the new garage Oct. Q, one
Of the largest audiences that the dis
cussion Of vital questions Of the cam
paign has brought out. and was dis
tiEct compliment to Walter Thomas
Mills. the noted author, lecturer, hu-
moriat and economist.
Mrs.. =. G. Keith, Mrs. Fred AIMS
baugh, Mrs. ). C, Lloyd and Mrs.
Grimes called on Mrs. C. w. Cook
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs, C. W. Cook were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Kin
ger in Emmett Friday evening.
Mrs. Bert Wright has been supply
ing In the Central Mesa school the
past week during the illness Of the
regular teacher.
Mrs. G. A. Warden entertained the
women voters Of the Slope and their
friends Wednesday afternoon. A tai
ented speaker discoursed on the Lea
que Of Nations. Coffee and cake fol-
lowed. The afternoon was we'll spent
and much enjoyed.
Mr., and Mrs. Cook had dinner Sat
urday evening at the G. A. Warden
home, attending the Mills lecture Ia
ter.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-14
CENTRAL MESA

Everybody remember the P. T. A
meeting at the Central school Friday
evening, Oct. Is, at 7.30 o'clock. A
program will be given by Miss Jensen
and Miss Iva Wilson Of Boise will
speak on the interests of the P. T. A
and the Siberian relief fund. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos vanZante and
Ruby spent Sunday at the Marshall
hsme.
Mrs. Wright of Emmett. is substitu-
ting in Mrs. Carson's room this we H.
Mr.. Schadt and son August spent
Sunday at the F. c. Schadt home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Kraus and child,
zen called at the II. Conrad home SUM-
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Heath ans,
children spent Sunday with his par
eLts in Emmett.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Conrad we.-a
Sunday dinner guests at the Henry
Conrad home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Meier and chnd
rem and Mrs. VIM. Otis and children
called at the Conrad home Wedncs-
day afternoon. Mrs. Otis is going to
New Plymouth Friday to meet her
husband, who will arrive there from
Casper, Wyo.
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A man who II not enamored of his
Job, who lacks that resolute, deter
mined purpose which knows no, defeat
recognizes NO failure, II never . sue
cess. The man who II victory organ
ICED will set up more determined than
ever after he y knocked down. The
harder the fan the greater the re-
bound. You can't keep such man
down, you can't discourage him any
more than you could have discouraged
NspOieon, for his personality. his
charAcl<f. will remain although his
home. his property. and every material
thing he possessed be swept away
New SucceRM
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LETHA

County Treasurer Zachman and
Harry Carmichael were 1T Letha
Thursday, posting notices on certain
icts stating that II the taxes are not
paid on or before Jan. Z, 1921, the
county viii apply for deed to same.
Denny 4 Co. loaded wheat here FRI
day.
There will be no picnic ~ announc-
I'd for Sunday, Oct. II, at Mr.. Sisters
on the bench. The weather is 80 un-
favorable It has been called of. There
win b. service At the Baptist church.
All are cordially invited 10 this SER
vice and Sunday school. which IL held
ivory Sunday.
]. B. Bell is loading wheat today
(TAarsday) for shipment.
TAe Idaho Orchards Co. are ship
ping apples from LethA this week.
Ths Ycutslsr family attended Ad-
vsatist service In Emmstt Saturday.
r. L. BattAn = Co. are constantly
nddinx 70 their stock u merchandise,
which pleases the buying public and
builds up trade.
The KiRgins and Henderson families
visited d. r. Bot Sunday.
This spell Of weather n bad for
Ne many farmers who have hay down
(. J. Applegats celebrated his birth
ny today and his little daughter Anna
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Bert Cox left for the Salmon river
country Saturday night.
Mrs Montgomery IL visiting heI
daughter, Mrs. Cantrall Of High val
ley.
One of the U. s. trucks from Bar
Der went over the grade just above
Smiths Ferry this week.
Mr.. Foster il purchasing an Over
land car.
On Monday morning the upper
grades organized an athletic club.
The newly elected officers are: Pres
ident. Jim Kirkpatrick; vice presi-
dent, Lowell Jensen; secretary-treas-
urer, Alta Bowman. Both the girls
and boys have organized basketball
teams. The girls have chosen Iris
Phillips as captain Of their team.
The boys elected Jim Patrick as cap
tain Of their team.
Floyd Peterson and Howard Good
win left Sunday on hunting trip.
Mervin Bowman has blood poisoning
in his hand and arm.
C. v. Sweet came home from the
hills, where he has been hauling wood,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Dumbleton of Spokane was a
visitor in Sweet last week while on his
way to make an investigation at the
Liberty mines.
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tToo late for last weekly


Chester Jordan and wife have 70
turned from Pcndleton. and have rent
ed Mr.. JordAn's fathers raneh.
Mrs. Hardy Phillips and daughter
Iris returned Saturday from Nampa,
where they visited with Mrs. Smyres
A sewing club Of older girls WAS or
ganised Wednesday evening at Mrs.
Kendalls home. The members are
Alta Bowman, Alice Bowman, Flor
ence Jensen, Alice Howe, Lillian
Woodall and Iris Phillips.
William Douglas is hauling posts
from the w. J. War; wood camp on
Dry Buck.
Ara. Harry Xncwlton il the, new
superintendent Of the Sunday school.
zeks Sweet came down from the
hills Wednesday and goes back Thurs
day for wood.
George Perkins is again able to
work and has gone to run a tractor
for Mr.. Chandler of Ola.
Robert Holbrook is back from the
hilla, whore he has been cutting wood.
Mr.. Jones and Mrs. Yergenson sold
thsiE Aa to Mr.. Burkhard Of EN-
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SWEET

Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Pugh of Mon
tour visited with Rev. and Mrs. JOYCE
Kendall Sunday.
Mr.. Holhrook Of Ola spent Monday
night 1T Harry Knowlton's. Mr.. Hol
brook Is shipping beef cattle.
The Sweet orchestra played a
church Sunday night
Ex-Governor Alexander speaks Al
the NJ. w. A hall Thursday.
Elmer Bowman and Clifford Davi.
left Saturday evening for Placeryille
to work in the logging camp. Mr.
Jones took the party up.
Lon Phillips spent the week end
with his family here and returned to
Placerville Sunday. where he is work
ing in the logging camps.
Sherl Phillips visited home folks
this week, but returned to Center
vile, where he "A working.
There will be dance ut the NJ. w.
A. han Friday night, the 18th. The
proceeds win go toward buying music
racks for the orchestra.
The snow on the butte and on Dry
Buck is causing = fever among the
men folks, who intend to go hunting
this fall.
Clifford Davis returned from EN-
NETT last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Goodwin are in
Pxyette this week
Billie Bromer and Zeke Sweet came
home from Dry Buck Sunday with =
load Of wood
Charlie Vahlburg will coach the
boys basketball team. The ball has
arrived and practice viii begin rs
soon MS arrangements can be made for
the M. W. A. hall.
Last Sunday. Sunday school officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. Harry
Knowlton. superintendent; Alice Bow
man, assistant superintendent; Harry
War;. orHanist; Mrs. War;. chor.sssr;
Alta Bowman, secretary.
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HORSESHOE BEND

Recent Boise visitors report seeint
Grandpa Dschambeau, = former resi-
dont Of this section. and his man,
friends herr win BE- pleased TO lear
that he IL O X.
Evsrybody went 10 The fair and al
rsport = Gpod time.
Mrs.. SiIaa Schmidt tippsd her Ford
ovs- to ~ what Il looked Ike nm
dsrn4ath. She was lucky 70 escape
injuSy.
Senator Davis and crew loaded the
oil eompany'a large derrick timbers
It IT, Tom Woods pIaes Wednesday.
Lyman Fsnton and Ersd Stephenscn
Anve . logging contract in the Basin
and left hers Thursday.
Steer gathering seems 70 BE- the or
DIR Of The day. Prices are very IN
satisfactory. We sure hope the Big
Tivs don't lose money this year It
dossn't hurt The cowmsn; he's used
- It,
Tia boys Of Horssshoe Bend must
b. very crude and also ruds. To think
that they wouldn't dance with = girl
20 nice that Jim Humphrey would let
her wear thst hundred dollar cake of
ioe- TASK Jim)
Sam Rood has moved his family To
tbs Hanson mill. where be has the po-
sition - foreman.
We hear that Frank Prout has pc
t!.se. out 70 do away with the school
house dipper. He alleges that II Is
. menace TO the public good. But the
directors say il makes m admirable
weapon when welded by = buxom d.
pectoress.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-10-14
Witch Your w.Ioh..

Medical men all agree that In .
great number of cases It would be
Of valuable assistance to them II pa
tients could produce a weight record
when going for advice: often II Is
impossible for a diagnosis to be given
until a patient has tested his or her
weight for certain length OF time.
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The time seems to he coming when
those who indulge In luxury and show
win be regarded with quite as much
suspicion and contempt as was for
merly directed toward those who
haunted the doors Of chicken coops
after dark.-Utics Observer.
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Ermlne Fur.

The er1nine fur. with which We are
al, familiar, Ia furnished BY the stoat,
\ small animal of the weasel tribe
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IT PAYS TO READ
ADVERTISEMENTS

You've often heard the saying, "It pays to advertise"
That is true And it also pays to read advertisements
pays YOU If you read advertisements consistently for
any length Of time you will agree that this statement
is also true.
It pays you in money saved. There are many real bar
gains offered from time to time in the advertisements
appearing in this paper. Watch for them.
1t pays YOU in satisfaction When merchant asks you
to come to his store he oblgates himself to sell you
| quality goods 'as advertised" You have right to
expect satisfaction from what you buy and you get it.
YOU want to buy and where you want to buy it, you
don't have to look around waste time finding it.
Don't you want to money and time? Wouldn't you
like be sure getting satisfactory service and quality
goods time you go to store? Then read the adj
vertisements and paronize the stores which
you BEST
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-26

Albert Blouin of Sheffield visited at
Collins Lacourse's last week.
Harold Whitcomb and Carl Jones
of Lyndon were callers at Lewis Ben
nett's ON Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Smith spent
part of last week at III. F. Blake's in
Bloomington village.
The body of Hiram Libby of Lyndon
was brought here Saturday and plac-
ed in the family lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Provost of
Irasburg are stopping with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Antoine Provost
Charles Whitehill cut his hand quite
badly while working in Charleston
and is stopping at his home for few
DAYS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-26

Bloomington grange. Proceeds for
county club leader of boys and girls
work. Everyone invited. Ladies
please bring boxes.
The Wide Awake club of our school
was made glad one day last week,
when some of their members received
checks from the State Bankers Asso-
citation as state and county prizes to
the amount of $50. Another glad
winner in the vicinity was Ralph Dut-
ton of the Busy Bee club.
BROWNINGTON CENTER
Lyman Seymour and family were
in Newport Sunday.
! Truman Akin has closed his house
and moved to Newport, N. H.
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GREENSBORO
Continued from Page One).

Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Bodine have
gone to house keeping in the George
King tenement.
Mrs. Alice Woodruff and son from
Lynn, Mass, are at the B. H. San
born cottage for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Jordan are
stopping this week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Reuben Curtis.
Pre-MenoriaI exercises will be held
at the village school building Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. All are invited.
There was a social dance at the
town hall Friday evening. Music by
the Boy Scouts orchestra of Hardwick
Miss Reta Miller and brother, Mil
ton, were home over Sunday from St.
Johnsbury for two or three days last
week.
Miss Edith Tutledge went to St.
Johnsbury Tuesday evening to visit
her brother who is about to start for
the West.
The meeting of the Village I'm
provement society Friday evening
was not well attended in consequence
no business was done. 1t is hoped at
some future time we may be able to
get members enough to form a quo
rum.
The many friends of Herbert ellis
met at the Presbyterian church par
lors Friday evening to give him a
farewell reception as he is soon to
leave town for Burlington where he
mas purchased house and will make
his home there with his daughter.
There was nice program arranged
by the managers. Remarks were
made by Rev. Audrey Graham and
Rev. Edwin Gordon and responded to
by Mr.. ellis. Mr.. ellis has been
prominent in church affairs and for
many years superintendent of the
Sabbath school,
GREENSBORO BEND
Mrs. Mary Robinson is working at
the hotel
Andrew Hill has purchased the
Charles Fisher farm.
A. G. Chase was in Boston the first
OF the week for treatment.
j. B. Silver has purchased the Leon
Lamonda farm at Craftsbury.
Albert Anair is soon to go to a san
ltarlum IN Colorado Springs for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Pope returned
nome from Indiana Tuesday, wher,
tney went to drive home the autt
which they recently purchased.
BROWNINGTON
George Queor is working nights a
the creamery at Orleans.
Social dance in Woodman hal
Evansville, Friday night. adv.
Mrs. Calvin Wilson has gone to
sanitarium at Barton for treatment
1t is expected that Mrs. Arthu
Davis, who was severely injured re
Gently by a horse will return from tn
Orleans hospital some day this week
There will be box party and prom
enade at the hall Friday evening
May %, under the auspices of tn
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-07-09
Armenian Benefit July II

The proceeds of the motion pie
turc show Saturday evening, July II,
at Memorial Hall will go the Armen-
ian relief fund.
DR.. F. d. Watts is donating the
films, the Weston Memorial Associa-
tion the hall and the Weston Leader
the advertising. Patrons are merely
asked 70 come and pay at the door
as usual. They will not only see a
splendid show, but their money will
go to the stricken Armenians.
The bewitching Madge Kennedy
comes July II in the new Goldwyn
picture, Leave it to Susan" This
photoplay is a comedy, but much of
its action borders on the dramatic.
The beauty and mystery of the desert
at night are exquisitely represented
in this picture,
In addition there will be two-reel
comedy that will please both young
and old.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-07-09
"ONER THE HILL"

Clarence Gagnon was taken d, ST
Mary's hospital, Walla Walla, yes
terday, where he will be operated OF
for removal Of varicose veins. liz
was accompanied TO Walla Walla by
his wife and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Radtkc and
children returned Tuesday evening
from a threc-days stay at Hidaway
where the big pool was thoroughly
enjoyed. Extra winter clothing IL
recommended for this trip, as the
temperature drops at night to an un.
comfortably low point.
Attorney II. /. Watts spent the
week in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. otho Reeder left this
morning by auto for Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Dimick Of Sa-
lem, are guests at the home Of their
daughter. Mrs. w. c. Emmel.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Watts and daughter,
Vernita. arrived home yesterday
morning from Portland and the const.
Mrs. Curran l.. McFadden was hos
tess last Thursday afternoon Mt her
home to about twenty guests, her
sister, Mrs. Carl Mcconnell being the
inspiration for the party. The Nc
Connells will soon move to their Hell
TX farm.
Mrs. Clara Mccoy, who has been
guest Of Mrs. William Rice and
Mrs. Lila Kirk returned Tuesday to
her home at Brownsville.
Lucien Gagnon was awarded the
prize fishing rod at Watts & Rogers,
for catching the largest trout Of the
season beginning April l and ending
July /,
Mrs. W, W. Mcpherson left yester-
day for a two weeks vacation from
her duties at the local telephone ex-
change. She will visit relatives and
friends at Jerome. Idaho.
Sims Dickenson and family arriv-
cd Saturday, and viii move to their
farm northwest of town in the near
future. Mrs. Dickenson's health is
very much improved after spending
several years in Arizonia.
So. far Athena's water supply has
held out to the extent that no cur
tailment has been called on the do
mestic supply. However, it is ex-
pected that conservation in the use
of water will be observed by con-
sumers, so that the present supply
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-07-09
DIVISION OF GERMAN
PREPARATIONS MADE
France Gets 81 Per Cent and
Other Allies Share the
Balance.

Brusseis.--An agreement has virtu-
ally been reached by the allied pre-
mlers in conference here with regard
to the division Of German reparations
on the basis Of fltty-two per cent to
Great Britain. ten per cent to Italy,
eight per cent TO Belgium and five per
cent TO Serbia, II was stated here.
The remaining three per cent viii
be divided among the other allies, in
Guiding Rourlania, Portugal and ia.
pan.
This tentative settlement was de-
clared to have been arrived at in
conference OF the French. British,
italian and Belgian delegates.
The conference. which has received
alarming news regarding the progress
OF the Russian Boisheyiki in their OF
fensive against Poland, will consider
the military situation OF the new re.
public, it was learned here Saturday,
Marshal Foch. the allied commander
in chief, and Field Marshal Wilson,
head Of the British general staff. have
been consulted by the conferees on
this subject