4
5
k Willi il
Weston Bakery
Fresh llreail, Call ami I'ealry.
Kln Candle. CihmI Meele al All
Hour, aw-. Wn eieeilii in
Ualg and I'arly Miiei,
ZCHM the Hakcr
DuHila Hulkllng, Main ami Water
g0T Shoe ami Harness
rird noil dor.
BREVITIES
emu
) 'dl.ir
('la IM
? In lha
I aa fan
A rarliiad of brood aawa haa rcnl-
bee ahlppd fnitn tha I'orlland
on aliirayard In Hood l(lr tor
rilatrlhutliin aniunc th rhHii children
la that valley, and II la "III lhal
a near fulur thai eeeilo will ha
mnus for Ha produi'llun of !!
aliM k aa II haa In lha tt teen fam
IV.m'1 turret lha Muunuln W.C.T.I?" ""'derful applea. Theee
IT. case sale April 17. i brood sow ara aold on credit, lha rhll.
Idren beln peeled li raise lha pls
MIm (Mease Klrktrli'lt amlMaaterjle ttialurliy and pay lha elurl
Allen ara vlaltlnjf Malay In I'vmllaUNt. p) when they market Ih pork. A
.fill a II 1 I. a I. .., IkA
Millinery
Trimmed Hats
Now on Display at
7.9 Eeoaomy Store
Jame Klrkpalrli'k, arH arrived huma
Friday, after a wlntor'a aofiurn In Lua
Ana-el.
Mr. and Mr J M. lrM and Mr.
and Mra. K. I. Il"ers motored to I'vn.
illi Ion Wednesday.
Mra. K. M Warren haa relumed
from an aliended vlall llh hrr aon
In Adama county, Washington.
Heclal for nell Wednesday All
Hiandard Kaat-4'ulor American I'rlnta
ai be. ilia )ard. Tha llramlt Htora.
Mra Krnest llrynnld and Mr. Kd
ward Kulford were railed lo Mlanfleld
Tuesday murnlng by lha death of their
mother.
Hhetland pony, bugfy and harnraa
for aala al a vary reaeonable prlra.
Juat lha ri for your boy. Inqulr al
thla office.
I want lo aril I Inch llaln wag
on with heavy spring, or will trade It
for a heavier wagon. O. a. Ilolllday,
Wealon. Or.
period of lha plgV growth and lha
maker of lha ll record will re
ceive prlaea al lha and of lha eaua.
KaM Orejfoiilani In Ilia light to a
em ilia custody of liar lJ-jear-oll
tlauylilar. Mr. Jrnnla M. r'srreris of
Weston la priarlnf Ui eetalillsli her
right which liava lieen out In que
lion ly liar aUter and linitlier-ln-le,
Mr. ami Mra. John T. Ihiwall of Free-
ater. They claim ly vlrtua of two
deed of ahtrtion Ui be Ilia legal Ifuar
(liana of tha girl, wliuan nama la ltav
rliel lvath Cfiarlion. In tier reply lo
ilia anawar of Ilia Duwalla In Ida aiilili
ration for a writ of halwaa rorpua,
Mra. Karrena, aliliouyli admlulnir aha
waa dlored by Ilia father of her
chllil. denlesthel alia deemed hi in ami
denlea nearly all of lha oilier malarial
allegation of tha Duaclla.
EAST END LEAGUE
GETS A WETTING
UujM lUaataf
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Weal on , I 0 i
lllloii-Kiaeaatar ..I 0
Allien 0 I Mil;
llelll 0 1 UU
UaM lCrt
WeaUrn 3, llelli 0, Bra Inning.
Mllton-Kreawaiar 7, Allieua i, aevrn
lnnliij(a.
Denrge Hlnmgren, tha younger aon
of Joeeph lllomgren, waa taken lo
Wall Walla Monday for aa nomina
tion of hla Injured knee, which haa
been alow In healing. It waa found
lhal tuberruloeia of lha bona had re
coiled, but aa lha dleraae haa Dot pro-
Claud lllihal haa realgnrd aa aeaUl- grru,d beyond an Incipient at age. It la
Call on ui at our
new (oration In
tha Uould brkk.
ALMA BARNETT
B. P. Rocks
-r- m-r j d r dw
SELECTED EGGS for lUtchinj
1W Setting of Fifteen 76c
1'acke.l fur Shipment l.00
MK8. L. 8. WOOD, Weatim. Oregon
I Weston Msatj
Market
1 Brandt Building, oppo-1
site Pastoflice.
1 Good. Fresh Meats I
E ' Fish in .Season
8 Cash paid for
1 HIDES
I A. P. Perry
' Dreamland motion picture, at Wea
lon opera, hnuaa nvxt Monday and
Tueaday evtnlng.
anl operator at Ihe Wealon telephone
earhange and ha been eucrerded by
liren Maybee.
J. O, tiavla. former auperlntendrnt
of lha WrMon e hoola. waa here Hun-
day from Washtucna, where he holda
almllar poaltlon.
Or. I H Ma. Hen ami famllv hare
gone lo Abaeron. N. J . Ihe dortor'a
home during hla boyhood, where be
Will engage In practice.
Mr. and Mra. lo. J. Waddlngham
. have returned to Weaton from Walla
i Walla, and are again occupying their
reildenre properly here.
l,rwl Wanted -Have Irrigated iraela
to Irwin for mountain land. Will irm
earlv Iterrlea. ataraau. elc. Write
K. II. I'elael, Klrhlaml. Wash.
Or. and Mra. T. O. Walla left
Angelee March 11 tar Han rranclaco.
where they will epend a few day al
Ihe Kipoclilon liefore returning home.
for Bale The O. T. Onoglaa home,
ground IlOiJIO feet. ft all goe.
for term, aee owner, or fleo. "a roil-i-hael.
(10 l'nlverlly atreel. Walla
Walla.
Mra. W. II. Rum per waa much
pleased this week lo receive a letter
from an aunt residing In Detroit.
Mich , from whom aha had not heard
before for II yea re.
The Toting People'a t'nlnn of the
t'nltrd llrethrrn I'hurch will hold' an
Kaeter Male tomorrow flaturday) af
lerniHin. between the houra of two and
five o'clock, at Ihe DeMoaa furnllurr
tore.
Italph Tucker dlapoaed of a carload
of lieef cleera IhU week In Ihe Pen
dleion Meal company. Mr. Tucker
lnd J. P. l-leuallen will leave wllh
i their cattle Monday for the mountain
range.
cliia l.nckow. who inielv came in
Wtalnn from Portland for the pur
pose of engaging In Ihe meal business
with A. P. Perry, waa railed lo Ban
fvsnrlsco Ihla week by hla mother'
death.
II. fl Thorn peon of (lllibon raahed In
a airing of aeven coyote acalps In Ihe
county clerk'a office at Pendleton the
other day for 111. He waa beaten only
by Nye man. who had ten acalpa to
hla credit.
The hour for holding Ihe Chrlatlan
Bclcnce meeting al the O. OeOraw
residence haa been changed In 7:10 p.
m and they will be held at that time
each Hunday hereafter. All are Invit
ed lo attend.
Athena rv: Bo fur aa known.
Mra. W. ".Valaon haa the record for
number o. Irotil taken from WI'd
Horse creek, thla ecaaon. The lady
caught IS trout Tuesday, all being
over ten Inchra In length.
Milton Ogle: B. U Peaglna and
family, well known resident of Baa
ket mountain, expert to move In a
hort tlmo to their new home near
College Place. Mr. reaglna recently
traded Borne property he owned In
Mexico for 10 acre of garden land be
tween here and College. Place.
The Paptlat Bunday school will be
reorganised nrat Hunday at a meeting
at the church at 10 a. m. Preaching
aervlcea will be conducted at II a. m.
and 1 p. m. by Itev. U W. Oowan, and
all the people of Weaton and vicinity
ara cordially Invited to attend. A
feature of tha occaalon will be a bne
ket dinner aerved In tha church at the
conclusion of the 11 o'clock aervlce.
thought lhal It may be overcome
without an operation. The young pa
tient waa therefore brought back lo
hla home, and will be under Dr.
The aeveral manager who In col
laboration, wllh Preeldenl II. B. Rich
er a control Ihe di-etlnl-e of Ihe Keel
Knd llaeebell League, worked early
and late and used greater baseball
ability lhaa waa ever - poaeeeeed by
Muggay McUra or Connie Matk In
order lo atari lha eeaao aa early aa
March II.
Wherefore and whereupon every
honrat farmer In lha Caat Knd ought
lo ahaba hand wllh each and all of
lha aforeaald managers and ellp unto
each flva dollar bill for the financial
good of baa ball, for after aeveral
week of dally eunehtne the gamea
Vought rain In torrential and copious
tfoba. Kvery manager la firmly con
vinced lhal If be hadn't tried to pull
At a ball game there would have been
no rain. Moisture not only descended
Bunday In quanlltlra unheard of alnre
the flood, but It haa been descending
ever since In more or icae aoundanc
Mumper crope are thu aaaurrd. and
lha farmer owe It all to lha Cast End
league,
The game at Weaton ended In Ihe
tip
MHMIHMIMMM
4-4
Bmllh'a care. He will have lo wear fifth Inning with a victory for the lo-
leg for aeveral
plaster caat on hla
montha.
lleppner Herald: A conductor on
an O.-W. K. N. freight train waa ar
reeled In Krho last week for allowing
hla train to blockade
for over five minute.
aid nothing but when they alopped
at Umatilla they put up a algn aaylng
that 1000 men were wanted at Kcho.
The aame thing waa done at Ut Grande
and knlghta of Ihe duaty feet were
hauled free by trainmen lo Krho. Not
one waa allowed lo get out of town In
the aame manner and Ihe trainmen
claim that they have evened up matter.
uMiMiMM4peavex'Mi'wieeeV'e
THANK our friends and
customers for the patronage, we
have enjoyed since our opening
day. A few of you have no
doubt been disappointed by
failing to get the articles you
were looking for; but have pa
tience with us and they will be
here in time, o c c
To keep in front we offer for one day,
, Wednesday, April 7, all
Standard Fast-Color
American Prints
. at 6c. per yard
THE BRANDT STORE
WeaUin la lamming now. wllh I wo
meal alioiia ami two garage. How
ever, while welcoming the newdo not
forget the old. We re still prepared
to lake care of your automobile wanta
ai the concrete garage, where we hare
one assistant emplojetl ami exiect the
arrival auon of another, a very floe
mechanic, fnm, the east. "Wail un
111 the crow file " tur t'row demon-
atralor car la coming. A. 1'hlllipa.
The Junior league) of the M. K.
t'horch will viva an entertainment at
the church next riumlay evening, April
4. No admittance fee will lie) charged,
A collection will lie taken for the base
ment fund of lha church a. the Junior
league offering toward that improve
ment. A program of music, recita
tion ami exercise will be presented.
The Hnturilav Afternoon flub will
liulil an open meeting KauirtUv. April
S. at 2 it. m. In llm I. O O. K.-K. of r.
hall al Veuin forth purpose of cre
allnir an Intereal In t'lvie Improve-
inent. A abort program of aildresM-a
on this theme. tntemperncU wi mu
sic, will lie given, and tha entire) pub
lic la cordially Invited to attend.
Castor J. W. Adama of New York
t'ilv lll speak at Weaton opera house
next Sunday. April 4, at o clock
p. m.. under auplce of the Interna-
ilonal Millie) Kt mien's. Hla auh)ct
will Im, '-Meaning and Outcome of the
I'reaenl Vr." All ar invited, seal
are free anil no collection will be
taken.
The niavor and council have desig
nated Thursday and Friday . April H
ami 9. a annual "i'lenning-up Oay
for Weaton. All realdenia are re
queitteil to clean up uieir premise on
these data and to have their rutittlsli
In rcaillneti for removal by city teams.
Charleaa. King, formerly of Wea
lon and for aeveral year HemiNton
resilient, in under treatment at VeodlC'
ton for what I thought to be tumor of
the brain. H a two Weston orHi:ei,
James and lto King, went to Pendle
ton jesierday to vUit III in.
Mr. and Mr. D. II. Wilaey and
tlangliter left Tuesday for San Fran
cisco to attend the exposition. Mr.
Wilnev had been at home but a few
data from Lot Angeles, where he
tent the winter.
The grand jury will not convene u re
in April I .'Mi, It la announces iroin
I'endleton. tweauaeof the illness of U.
It. Hanlater of Athena, one of its mem
ber. Mr. Hanlater is now at Surp
herd Spring.
fait, llverv. feed and board stable,
open dav and night. Barn on Water
street. Telephone connections. Cab
to ami from depot 23 cent for round
trip. La fa McBride.
For Sale One 16-foot out MoCor-
mlck header with four header boxes.
Haa been used only IS days. Will be
sold cheap. Apply to T. C. Klllott Co.,
Milton, Oregon.
Mindful that Proirress Is the Oregon
watchword, the O'Hnrra Store la now
delivering goods to Ha numeroua cus
tomer with a new Ford runabout.
Herbert Baker, local government
otieerver, reports the March precipi
tation to have reached the unusual to
tal of 2.77 inches at Weston.
Lost Between Main street and the
Brandt residence, a round brooch.
Finder please return to Lottie Bramlu
All kinds of automobile repair work
promptly done at the Weston Garag-e
In Lleuallen'a (hop. U. L. Hedriok.
C. W. Deft raw ha returned from a
several weeks' visit with his sister,
Mra. Delia Larson, at Walla Walla.
Arthur Boss is reported to be gradu
uallv Improving; at Walla Walla,
where he is still a hospital patient.
Sweet cream delivered to any part of
the city at the rate of 20 cent per
pint. . Claude and Leonard Snider.
Sea E. B. Zchm at th Weston bak
ery if you want neat workmanship in
sho and harness repairing.
F. O. Lucas returned yesterday from
Arkansas, whtther he waa called by
his father's fatal Illness.
C. H. Martin has resigned as county
roadtnaster and ha gone to Portland
with his family. .
Carl Bay came up from Portland
yesterday for a visit with relative.
F.arle Klrkpatrlck waa a business
visitor yesterday in Pendleton.
rale, score three lo aero. It waa char
acterised by effective slab work In Ihe
cold and clammy fog which preceded
Ihe downpour. O'liarra had a bit th
edge on Pierre of Helix, allowing but
one hit lo four for hla opponent, bul
Ih crossing I no earned run were acored on either
Th trainmen :.n(j r,rh whiffed eight men In ah
few rantoea played. Loose playing by
hla team mate coat Ptf rce three run
In the first spasm, but afterward hi
support tightened and bul for lha rain
tho contest would have been a pretty
one.
The local manager expreaaea grati
tude to the gods of baseball for Ihe
clever showing of hi young recruit,
aeveral of whom had never before ca
vorted In a league game. "Far Wood,
although doubtless shaking Ilk a
Jelly fish, caught hla first game with
Ihe grown-up in gallant fashion.
The atory of the battle la told by
that gifted romanticist. Mr,
Barne. a follows:
Weston AB R H PO A K
Blomgren lb 2 0 1 4 1 2
Pultord 2b 2 I 0 0 2 0
fvell rf 2 1 I 0 0 0
-Kennard as 2 0 0 0 0 0
llarnescf 2 1 2 0 0 0
F. Turner 8b 2 0 0 2 0 0
Smith If 2 0 0 1 0 0
Wood e 2 0 0 7 0 0
O'Harra p 1 0 0 1 I 0
Total H 1 4 15 i 2
Uellx I H R) i t
C. Thornec '.. 2 0 0 8 2 2
Wagner 3b 2 0 0 0 O 0
J. Thome cf I 0 0 0 0 1
H. Thorn 2b 2 0 0 3 0 I
lirvanaa . 2 0 0 0 0 1
Clark lb 2 0 1 1 0 0
Mills rf 2 0 0 0 0 0
Juild If 2 0 0 0 0 0
Pierce p 2 0 0 0 0 0
Total 17 0 "l 12 2 5
Sidney
&UBJB1TV
Stolen Bases Barne, Pierce, U.
Thorn. J. Thorn.
Two bam hits Clark 1.
Hum) hiu-oir O'Hsrra I, Pierce 4.
Struck out by O'Harra 8, Pierce 8.
Hit batamen J. Thoroe by O'Harra.
Pawed ball C. Thome 2.
Time of game 35 tula.
Umpire, Collins; scorer, Sid Barnes.
Rett Saalay't Sum
Weston at Athena, 3 p. in.
Milton-Free water at Helix.
PIONEERS REUNION
JUNE; II AND 12
Friday and Saturday, June 11 and
It, at Weaton. Oregon, will bo. the
lime and place for holding the Twen
ty-third Annual Reunion of the Uma
tilla County Pioneers Association, and
the Third Annual Reunion of the Bona
and Daughter of Pioneers.
These dates were. selected at a meet
ing last Monday In Secretary Barnes
office, at which J. M. Bentley, presi
dent of tho parent, aoclety. presided.
Mr. Bentley came up from Pendleton
to conduct the meeting. He waa in
happy mood, complimented the last
preceding reunion and predicted the
auccess of thla event "You may de
pend upon a -big crowd from Pendle
ton," he said. "I am going to do all
that I can toward 'boosting" for the
reunion. Already a number of people
have shown their Intereat by asking
me about thla year's dates."
President Bentley appointed the fol
lowing chairmen of committees. These
chairmen are expected to meet next
Monday at 1 p. m. In the secretary's
office, announce their appointments or
assistant committeemen and make
their expense estimates:
Grounds J. M. Aahworth.
Flnsnoe L. R. Van Winkle.
Speaker E. M. Smith.
Conreaaions U I. O'Harra,
Music J. H. Price.
Printing 8. A. Barnes. "
Decorations E. O. DcMoss.
Program Clark Wood.
Badge Frank Price, .
Sports J. M. Price.
Reception William MacKensle.
Those Interested predict with entire
confidence another successful and en
joyable reunion. This la one occaalon
when the people of Weston unite aa
one man and as one woman for the
credit and honor of the town.
' Revonoc Woven Wire Fencing
is made of the finest quality of hard drawn galvan
ized steel wire. All the wire used in its manufac
ture is selected by skilled workmen and must with
stand the rigid acid test.
Prices on Revonoc hog fencing are as follows: 26 in. high, 6 in. stay,
27c per rod; 2G in. high, 12 in. stay, 23c per rod. Special prices for cash and
quantities. ,
We are also snowing a fine lot of Spilt Cedar Posts on which we
are making a special price of 10c each.
Watts fk Rogers
Hardware and Implements
ADMIXIXTlUTOirH .NOTICE TO
t IltWTOHS.
In th County Court of th 8tt of
Oregon for I'matilla t ounty.
In th matter of the Esut or cuss-
belh Prine (sometime called i-llxa
Prlne), Deceeeed.
Nolle la hereby given that I have
been appointed administrator or ine
estate of Elizabeth Prlne (sometime
called Ellxa Prlne). deceased, with th
will annexed, by order of th above
entitled County Court, and bav duly
qualified.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required to present the
aame to me. with proper vouchera, al
the office of Carter Smythe, In the
American National Bank Building. In
th City of Pendleton. Umatilla Coun
ty. Oregon, within aix monina worn
this date.
Dated March t. Ills.
E. O. DE MOSS.
Administrator, etc.
avA k v- .
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ta The DO RID ll Imattr
SCO atreciir uiv tuw
welL Th water is al
ways pure, cold and
frh- No wrater storara
tank ol any kind is used, XMrsc
as they urn mm be kept clean, from
Pur water aw com direct The
from th well. 'a
MILWAUKEE AIR POWER
WATER SYSTEM
BtsamrsceeM from s tank of com pre si. J
air .applied be tuolm or arbor power.
waaca oDarats aor aaaibar off amoa
or cuiarna at any sunaaoe.
Cas not f rei. sod power caa
b loaiaailr aai at kith prea
aurs for Are aanrlos. Coat
liiils. a to InatsU la sew or
old bouts, raaainf coat low,
Satiafactioa guaranteed off
oacs.
ttlUIAM MacKEKZlE. rWotat
J. It. PtlCC. Vie raid
C M. SMITH, Cashier
t L BLOACKCN.
Established 1891
The Farmers Bank of Westi
GREAT DESTINIES
ar being founded every day upon smsll savings
from slender income.
The savings fund, started today and built upon
faithfully, creatine; eventually a working capi
tal; then investment directed with the good
judgment which the saving's bank implants
tho destinies are wrought.
Your working capital can be built safely and
aurely by depositing your saving in this bank.
DIRECTORS-William MacKenxie, Dr. P. D. Watts, Joseph Worsen
G. W. Stagga, J. H. Price, J. & Price, E. M. Smith.
Th Saturday Afternoon Club held
Its recent meeting at the home of Mra.
a A. names. Roll call waa responded
to with current events. An Interesting
program Included paper on the fol
lowing aubjects: "Effecta of the War
In th United Statee by Mrs. E. E.
Gel, and "History of the Panama
Canal." ty Mr. E. C. Roger. The
hostess wri assisted In serving refresh
ments by Mrs. William MacKenxie and
Mrs. Robejft ?roudfit. ,
Th Pendleton, Adam. Athena and
Weston auto atage Icavca Weaton twice
dally for Pendleton at t a. m. and S p.
m Round trip. $1.7S. Headquarters
at Goodwin's drug store. A. M. Boy
don, proprietor.
Second-hand furniture bought and
old. E. E. Zehm. -
I :l
Look Into This
now whilo your farm
buildings are safe,
and protect them
from fire . and loss.
You'll want a water
system some time.
Get the best and get
it now the "Milwau
kee Ak Power."
We also install .
Complete Electric Lighting
Plants for Farms
Just fill out this blank and mail:
Wall Paper House Lining
SPECIAL,
HOUSE LINING 5c Per Yard
Wall Paper
Spring Styles
8 cts. to $1.00 per Double Roll
COME AND SEE
I am interested in Water Supply
Lighting Plant (underline one or
both) and would like more infor
mation. Name
P. O. Address
House Linim
DeMoi
Wall Paper
Mail this to
ELECTRIC SUPPLY &
FIXTURE CO.
106 East Main St. - - Walla Walla
Or see WATTS & ROGERS
Weston, Oregon.
HOMER I. WATTS
Attorney-at-Law
Practice lo all State and Federal
Courta.
ATHENA. OREOON
W M. Ptttnoe C. H. Bishop
Peterson & Bishop
LAWYERS
Pendleton, Or. Freewater, Or.
KODAK)
and Kodak Supplies
Films Developed ; ;
V ; and Printed.
H. GOODWIN
Druggist, Weston, Oregon
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