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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1915)
Wciton Bakery Fresh Hreed, Cake and Pastry, line Candle. 0mmI MhIi at All Houre, Kfi. W iwrialltt In Lndg end Tarty Hura. ZEMAt the Baker . Dupula Uulklliw, Main and Water gtaaT 8hog and llamas repaired twit door. BREVITIES Th annual meeting- of All Halnu'ifll HAI TaOFWC HAUPD IDulkj aahel.l A.rtl ft at ll.a houia of I ULVrlVlliU ml IIVMsr t tint Frank Oraliem, and lh rillil Hxvond-hend furniture taught and old. K. K. kWhm. ring officer ra elected lor the art aire. Oeorye Hruebetel, Jr., rWleiil Mr. I H. Wuul, t pfllnH Mra. Y l. Warren, treaaureil Mr. A. Jam, aeeretar. I lia uhu a-ere aire. Ot. U lliHwmin, Mrm. Ilarr lleeih. Mrs. It II. Klnf. Mn. araemsa ami Mr. Ileetb r nroll-d M ullil .... . - I ... Alu. nienibara. Th tjfea til H"i""i nara at any tlma at tha Weaum holal. i f Mra. IJeetl. ami t li eenlor Mra. K. K ZjjI.iii. lUraliain In serving- an alaliuraia lunch- 'on. and a must njurabl ahern I It, and Mra. I. I. Watt eaa Worth Miwnl. Tha nait meeting- altl im I Wain' arrival liuma eetenl lion hold May villi Mr larl lo('aoll. Ihrlr winter e)ura In t'allrurnla. j I, I rrlday night's rain al Weaton wee Mr. J. rulfnrd uf mantlet. Oregon, ,bnorm(liy rpou. and approarhed 'la visiting hi daughter, Mra. Krnret lha oruoortlon of a rlnudbural. Ilernoliia, and aun Kdward, al Weaton. Blrl. Bnd roada ran with muddr (Shetland pony, tauggy and harm- for aal at vary reasons tils price. Jiit tha rig fur your buy. Ihla nffU. WINS FOR. WESTON LaaiMlUaalaf W. Waaum 1 M I IUM.-Kra.aaur ....... I AW.ei.a .... 0 lUils 0 LatfM Imm WeetonJ, A t liana I. lllloo Krler 2, llalll I U I'M. l 0 lii 3 un t M Could Weeloa ba permitted la tan Irlbula a eage to Iba triumphant eong ef lha Northland, tha teams of "wam" tmr and deep dltrhe wer sh4 j lllomara would ba bandvd down to ( tt4MttllMo''laf' IIIIMIIIMtHMMI IK 3 I want lo sell I Inch Haln wag. J phyalflan. Millinery m la frvahlv plowad rialda. Tha OHIO posterity aa worthy a claaa arltb lha i.ui It ralabrellon boo.tr ra from fradl.ton . Vlklnga af old. laiiuira ai ,und In tha mud north of Waa- -H.d- Illmra ar fard I tn aad had mora or la iroublawima furth upon tha araa la nrr of war iM-rW-nrra. Tha atorm waa aanarai to rur atrango innn; Bui wnai u on with hravy aprlnga, or will trada il inrouanoui in roumr. nu m ". - - fur hvavlor wagon. O. . Ilollldar. dlaltm papara rapurt oon.ldarabla dam. , lung hit into a. boma run Hunday on u mm. Th bivrlullallon al Wratoa for tha Alhrnt around aad Waatoa ' -rriday nliht. aa romrdrd by Obarvr , brought horn lha baron, arora Ihrr Mra. Allra Ttlrhal. arvomnanUd by .rhrt Hakrr. rvarhrd tha unuaual , to two. Thla lurkr drlva happanad In hr ana llaud. Ift Ihla waak tot a vlall ia of alily-alght on-hundrdlh of with hrr daughtar. Mr. H. A. Itowa. an ch. near Waihlurna. Waah. Tha avrond of tha irnlvarally K Trimmed Hats Now on Display at lis Econooy Store lha daaporala ninth, with lha acora two all and Wratoa al bat. Ulomgraa waa ftral up and dror lo drp raator. Hlow fielding and a bad throw nabld Dr. C. M. Mmlth, Waaton'a faithful ',., .in b. i.B bv Pro-.htm la mhidIxi Iba rlrcult: and II pniraliian. now manaa ni proi,.o.. frMr Jmmrm H. ailbvrt. In th W Btlanda an orraalonal nc rord runabout Tor Hale Tha O. T. Douglaa noma, ground tltiM foal. It all g. Kor l.rma. a ownar. or (!. t'arml. rharl. ! I'nlvaraliy atraH. Walla Walla. jr. IS. manned. It. O. niumviwn and tun arhool auditorium on Wadnraday rvanlng. April llth. a t Ml p. m. !proraaor Ullbrrt la lha band of lha tpartmnl of Koonomlra of tha t'nl vr rally of Oregon. Hla larlur. "Bdu waa wall ba did. for tha nail thn-e Wolonlta war y victim for lha Alhana tribe. Tor aa aarly aeaaoa meotlng between amateur who hava had but little lime for practice. It waa a aurprllngly good R. U Wllaon war alerted aa delegate queatluna. Tho Ircture will na tiiua from W eel on lo lha grand lodge of tret-d, and will ba entirely free lo lha Call on ua at our new location In lha Could brick. ALMi BARNETT Odd Fellnwa. which august body meet May II at Newport, Oregon. public. Tha llenlora and Junior of Wratoa J. II. Jarman haa rrelgned hla Tree. High are working night aad nay pui- ater pueltloa and la now located ab ting the final louche on mnr piay. naltaa. Oregon, where ha haa rharge j "Kngaged by Wednesday." which will of a (Inldrn Itule etore. Mra Jarman be given In lha near future. Mlae cation and Public Opinion. drala with 'game and augura wall for lha aurora lha function and rveponalblllty of tha educated rlaaa In ahaplng a aaae. wholeeoma public opinion on great of lha Kaat Knd league. Th leama were ao well matched a to leave the question of aupertortly atlll unsrttlrd. Tha lurk of lha game broke Weston' way, and our boy anneied It with eager and eiullant fcearta. Tarmir" CHerra and "Rusty" Hhlrk rarh pitched nifty ball. Three rival twlrter do not rrgard each other with a auperabundaare of admiration, and each wanted Ihla gam and want ed bad. Tha coda of baseball br and children will biln him at Dallas ' Johnson la directing Ihe rehraraala. ' tow4 opo- o'ltarra. whereat hla about the first of June. Vi ( a P" 1 rrnri It root It t t It lo govern Ihe City The play la aa eilremely clever farce Ha whiffed no Jes than II bels- aad every Indication nolnta to lla br- 1 - n. ... mnre than flhlrk. but al- Portland during 1114 Baed on ln- on f lnv best amateur produc. ,OWM mor- hita thaa his brick- pulallnn of IJl.tl. lha above aum nn( sfagrd her In aoma lime. The oppd opBOBrnta W)tn , confident repreeenta an average or lif.Tl rur pu will be put on In the school audi- Br1n hm pitrhed out rarn innivinuai, wnicn is proveoi torlum. Th date WIIL D announced mor than some of them are worth. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Htamper, Mr. i and Mr. Iu (Unli r and Jo Urual aarly neat werk. During Ihe coming eummer an lm nortant mrrtlng of flnanrlrra and en- ;.r mmre , . . J.'l miareeiea !'" !' 7 Parnea which an Athena Infleldrr me v.. . v, ....... ! vrl'tnmrni win p neiu in rwnwuM. I Mra. Llruallen. who la a elater of the L ivlrrstra from all tha Pacific North- of arvrral tight hole, and aremed to be mor careful than Hhlrk In tha plnchra. la Ihe flfih canto Kennard nego. tinted hla first hit In a league gam and advanced on a hoi grounder by Weston Meat Market Brandt Building oppo site Postoflke. Good. Fresh Meats Fish in Season . h Cash paid for 1 HIDES 1 A. P. Perry patient and had been attending him. returned with them. Iteallalng that civic Improvement and "fixing up" In general are th or- j dor of th day al Wt-eton. Oeorge U Horseman la having lha exterior of hla attractive realdrnc on Water atreel done over In green and white. Wal Irr Payne la Ihe man behind tha brush. fleorge Brhnltirr haa returned from llellg, where he completed a concrete cUtrrn at II. ooo gallnna capacity on Ihe farm of Ernest Koepke. Oeorge rrmarka that ha wishes It could nlwaya be hla lot lo work for aurh plraaant and hospitable people aa h found al tha Koepk place. west stair will b In attendance aa well a from North and South Dakota. Montana and California. It la expect ed thai lha action taken at that meet ing will hav an Important bearing on future water power legislation In con gress. E.-B. Zehm. Wealon'a "live wlre" baker, la planning nn attractive Im provement for hla establishment In the. uupuia ouiiuin. ie win partition and put In a modern front, with two dlaplay window and a dou ble door In th renter. Mr. Zrhm baa also branched out by taking a leaae on tha Weston hotel, which he Is fit ting up with II cent and II cent room a. U U lie of North Yakima, on of th mt popular spud buyers who ever visits these part, waa In Weston for several daya Ihla week. Mr. Ilea aaya n. nnaa in. ve.n. pnn.. .- p.- drcldd to erect a cannery at into eurploa Is rather amall thto a.-- h.. nr-in m niii iiiiig murv inan aw .bb i - , After a thorough Investigation of the varloua fruitgrowing eecllnna of the Pacific Northwest, tho big Chicago packing firm of Ubby. McNeil Lib- HOMER L WATTS Attorney at-Law itu'ilif In all Ntnl and Federal 1,'iHirts. . ATMHNA, OKtiOON sn loads, rranklln atreet, Weaton. haa been having some very good spells lately whereat II residents are proud and happy and lay claim lo orthographical fame, rive pupils from Ihla ambitious atreel. living within n distance of a few block, were among th eleven brat speller In th Went on arhool. I Cndrr auaplrea of lha International tllble Htudenta. Pastor C. It. He- of Vancouver. 8. C. will lecture to th local public next Sunday afternoon at 1:10 o'clock nt Weston opera house, "la th Ooanel a Failure?" will be hi theme. Following the general custom of Ihe Hlbl Ftudenta. neat will ba free and no collertlon wlH b taken. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14 will be our day for APRON and DRESS GINGHAMS. All 10c Ginghams will be 8c the jard, and all 12Jc Ginghams will be 10c the yard. . . . a THE BRANDT STORE FREE FREE FREE Upon presentation of Jtht coupon at our caxhicr'i deak on our balcony SATU1DAT, APRIL 10, wa will give to you absolutely free, with no string or con ditions attached, a ticket that will admit you to , tha ALTA THEATRE, Pendleton, for the after noon matinee, at which time the great Boeworth feature film entitled "Buckshot John" will be shown. Art A cord does ioim sensational riding In this picture. Also good vaudeville. Bring this coupon with you and enjoy the show free with our compliments. Jl x , " The Peoples Warehouse Whin It riTS U TrsiiSni TTFW Trailm SUmpi announcement haa been officially made by a rrpresema- tlv of the company and conatrurllon will ba rushed In order lo b rady for lha cherry crop In June. J. M. nanUter lately bought a Shet land pony for hla little son. Raymond, and essayed th other day to ride II himself with aomewhat disastrous re sult. The pony took a euddVn turn and Mr. Banister alld from Ita bark Into a pile of rock a. He haa since been buay explaining how he got a black ey and a damaged shoulder. Efforta are being mad by railroad nfflrlala lo Induce farmer In tha Wil lamette valley to grow cauliflower In wholeaale Quantities. It la aald there la an unlimited demand for thla vege table In Chicago and other cltlea of th Middle West and that regular market rates ar such aa to yield a handsome profit to grower.' A Rhode Inland Red hen belonging lo George Horseman has furnished a counter attraction to the European war and earned the applause of na tion by laving an egg B.lx1. Inches Id circumference. Having lost three head of young cni lie, from wood tick on their moun tain range, McBrlde brothers were lately engaged in annotating the re mainder of their herd with coal oil. Cab, livery, feed and board stable, open dav and night. Darn on Water street. Telephone connections. Cab to and from depot 25 cents for round trip. Lain McBrlde. For Sale One 18- foot cut MoCor mlck header with four header boxes. Has been used only 15 days. Will be sold cheap. Apply to T. U. Elliott Co., Milton, Oregon. The Young Peoples' Society of the United Brethren Church will hold Ita monthly social and business meeting this evening at the J. M. Banister res ilience. .. , - Land Wanted Have Irrigated tracts to trade for mountain land. Will grow earlv berries, asparagus, etc Write V. a. Petsel, Richland, Waah. All kinds of automobile repair werk promptly done at the Weston Garage In Lieuallen's shop. H. L. Hedriok. Sweet cream delivered to any part of tha city at the rate of SO cents per plnU Claude and Leonard Snider, v Iley Winn with a Ford and Jack Read with a Dodge have lately joined the ranks of Weston auloistay , W. L. Rayborn has sold 160 acres or mountain land near Sallhg's Camp to Jackson L. Rowland for t270O. See E. E. Zehm at th Weston bak ery If you want neat workmanahlp' ln ahoe and harness repairing. Mrs. E. 8. Greggs and Mrs. M. B. Albert ar moving this week to Pen dleton to make their home. Lafe McBrlde, local transportation magnate, has added a new five-passenger Ford to his equipment. Plenty of pasture for your stock. Address L. V. Warner, Weston, Or., or rhone No. 14F13. A daughtea was born April 7 to Mr. and Mr. Ben Lee at tbelr home on Weston mountain. Mrs. Clay Smith and children aro visiting the W. E. Lytles at Mountain View dairy. fumbled. Both wer enabled to score through a timely blngte by "Mn" Turner. Th aforesaid home run by Blomgren In th ninth did the rest. Athena's two scores were due lo the efferttv hitting by Brooks. Bton nd DcPeatl. Tat" Wood wae-here again with Ihe big mitt, and Is working neatly as O'Harra'a battery mate. Harry Boathe guarded th eerond station for Eddie Pulford. who had bad arm. apd guarded It well. Harry la built In the superstructure aomr thing Ilka the great Honus Wagner. "Boone" Barnee look two high one In center field with hi accuatomed eaae; and. In fact, all tha Weaton boys acquitted themselves with credit. Th tale la thualy, told In a graphic manner by Sidney Barnee. the baaeball ecrlbe: Weaton Blomgrrn lb.. Heath 2b .... Uivell If Kennard a .. . itnrae cf M . Turner rf . . K. Turoer Sb . Wood e O'Harra p .... Total. Athena Brooks as ... . S'one cf King c Wlllaby If .... Montague rf . . Harmon 3b Shick p DePeaUe 2b .. Grant lb Total . Weston.. Athena . . - AB .. 4 .. 4 ..'4 .. 4 .1' 3 .. 3 .. .i 3 .i 3 ..30 ., 4 .. 4 .. 4 - 3 .. 4 ..4 .. 4 .. 35 H PO I 8 1 1 2 0 2 12 2-1 3 4 27 5 2 2 S 27 12 2 Scan y IailBgi 0 0003000 13 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0-2 Samaury . Stolen Rasea-Braoks, Stone 3, Har mon, DePeatte. Sacrifice hits F. Turner. Two-bsse hita Stone. Three base hits DePeatte. Home runt Blomgren. Double plays Harmon to DePeatte to Grant. ... Base hita off O'Harra fl. Shick 4. Struck out-ty O'Harra 15, Shick 14. Bases on balls -off O'Harra 1. Soorer, Sid Barnes. lut Sao4iyl Cant Weston at Milton-Freewater. Athena at Helix. Dreamland motion pictures at Wes ton opera house next Monday and Tueaday evenings, i Poatmaater Van Winkle visited Pen dleton Wedneaday on bualneas before the county court . H. J. Mathlaen At St. Paul. Minn., the Foot-Schulse popular representa tive, waa here selling ahoe to L. I. O'Harra. R. P. Johnaon la reported to be con fined to hla home at Fairvlew Farm on Reed and Hawley mountain with a srrtous lllnea. Mr. and Mra. George of Seattle have been visiting with the William Mac Kenxlea. Mrs. Oeorge 1 a niece of Mr. MacKensla. . , The J. H. Price residence on Water street la being remodeled along mod em bungalow tinea. Contractor 8. T. Gore of Walla Walla, haa the work In charge. Weaton folk are requested by the Mountain W. C. T. tJ. to keep In mind thla unlon'a cake aale to be given April II at the ' Barnett Economy Store. Their presence and patronage will be appreciated. . H. A. Webb and family have re turned to Weaton after an absence of two yeare In Southern Oregon. Mr. Webb aaya that he haa found very few nicer little towna than Weaton. and that he la glad to again be numbered among Ita residents. He formerly conducted th Marshall House here. After a visit with hla mother near Weston. Charlea Smith returned Tuea day to Aberdeen. Waah. Mr. Smlth'a unuaual ability aa a algn writer was employed during hla stay to Weaton'a decided advantage, and the town would have been glad to hav annexed him permanently. Revonoc Vloven 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; 26 in. high, 12 in. stay, 23c per rod. Special prices for cash and ; quantities. , ' We'are also showing a fine lot of Split Cedar Posts on which we are making a special price of 10c each. Walts & Rogers Hardware and Implements BTATEMEXT OP THE OWJfEKHIIIP Management, etc, required by th set of August tt. ilt. of Weaton Leader, published weegiy at n esion, Oregon, for April I, It It: Editor, managing editor, buslneaa manager and publisher Clark Wood. Weatoa, Oregon. Owner Clark Wood. Known bondholder or mortgagee none. CLARK WOOD, flworn lo and subscribed befor m this 1 11 day of March. It IS. Notary public. Walla Walla Hotef Change Hand. Th 8t Oeorge Hotel. Walla Walla, haa been purchased by J. E. Hawkins of Hawkins restaurant. Th hotel will be redecorated and newly furnished throughout and opened by th new management on May 15th. under the nam of th Hawkins Hotel. Dowsftiac. Mich. Baby Ruth Bur kett, three-months-old daughter of Mr. and Mra. Frank Burkett, haa U grand parent. The oldest of. her an-, reetora are her great-grest grand father. Franklin Beato of Hartford, aged 14, and her great-great grand mother. Mr. Caroline Kelly of the same place, aged tt. IIJffRtfr mm. ILUA HacKENZlC. Pmidrat J. H. PilCe. Vic PmMoi f. M. SJTH. CasMtr C L BLOMGREN. AsMaat Established 1891 Tie Farmers Bank of Wdi GREAT DESTINIES are being founded every day upon small savings from slender incomes. The savings fund, started today and built upon faithfully, creating eventually a working; capi tal; theu investment directed with the good judgment which the aavings bank implants thus destinies are wrought. Your working capital can be built safely and surely by depositing; your savings in this bank. DIRECTORS-William MacKensie, Dr. F. D. Watts, Joseph Wurser, G. W. Staggs, J. H. Price, J. C Price, E. M. Smith. I U s The dooid I Immer sed directly into the well The water is al ways pur, cold snd fresh. No water Horace tank of any kind Is used, tHrmct ss they s be kept clean, from Pur water am com direct 7 from lb well. WtM MILWAUKEE AIR POWER WATER SYSTEM eraaMieeome trer a tank at Musiid ... ..nulled be euoliea or olh.r powsr. retaicb opsratas may aamtxur of wU or eitna at any distance, "a Can not trass, and power eaa HI behutantir HI si hihjpr fiJ snr for fir ssnric. Costs iH imi.sarUMUillBBwor old neusa. rename com stw. Sstlstactioa gasxaatsed eg H 1 Look Into This now while your farm buildings aro safe, and protect them from fire and loss. You'll want a water system -some time. Get the best and get it now tha "Milwau kee Air Power." We also install Complete Electric Lighting Plants for Farms Just fill out this blank and mail: Wall Paper House Uning HOUSE LINING 5c Per Yard Wall Paper Spring Styles 8 cts. to $1.00 per Double Roll . r ' COME AND SEE EL O. Be House Liniug A M ii sCK t" Wall Paper I am interested in Water Supply -Lighting Plant-(underline one or both) and would like more infor mation. Name ...v..... ... P. O. Address. Mail this to " vj ELECTRIC SUPPLY & FIXTURE CO. 106 East Main St. - - Walla Walla Or see WATTS & ROGERS ; Weston, Oregon.' W. M. Plra C It Buhoa Peterson & Bishop LAWYERS Pendleton, Or. Freewater, Or. KODAK and Kodak Films Developed and Printed. H. GOODWIN Druist, Weston, Oregon 0