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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1915)
AT. cSSa dzJ d3 TWO Big Stocks Combined TWO TWO Bi$ Stocks Combined TWO -OF THE' WOHLEWBERS STOCK (CONSISTING of Ladies' Ready-to-wear, Dry Goods, Notions and Shoes, combined with a big stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing Goods and Shoes. These two large stocks were purchased for about 30 Cents on the Dollar by ROY F. ALEX ANDER, who was very fortunate'to secure them at such a low figure. Thousands of Dollars worth of High Grade Seasonable Merchandise to be sold at less than Manu facturer's Cost. ' This being possible owing to the extremely low purchase price .for CASH. With no former exception the Greatest Sale that Pendleton and surrounding community has ever knovn will begin : : : : : : : : : SATURDAY, APRIL, llth, 9 A. M. To miss this Sale will be doing yourself an injustice. COME. Bring the entire family. We can outfit them for less than half you pay elsewhere. liii NOTICE No goods sold to merch ants. The public is to re ceive entire benefit of the radically reduced prices. Sale conducted in the Room formerly occupied by the Wohlenberg Department Store BOY ALE -XABIDEB 4 Pendleton Oregon NOTICE No goods sold to merch ants. The public is to re ceive entire benefit of the radically reduced prices. BREVITIES I A. W. Lundell. late of Athena, hm 1 borom. associated with A. I'. ferry In the Wmton rural markirl, whlrh will be conducted hereafter by Perry l.undrll. Ho will b Joined here by j hi family ao soon aa school closes at 'Alhrna. Tit Lundell will be a de cided acouMtlon to Weston musical Second-hand furniture bought and circles. Mr. laindrll I a nt grad old. at K. Zhm. iual In music, a singer, a tracher of voir and an orchestra and band Try Watchford'a Calf Meal, guamn- lender, while hla two aona are alsojetl with friend in Weston Saturday I tod satisfactory, at Wood feoU mill, ; musician. Believing, however, that ll ami Sutulav. Sole local agency (or Peacock flour at Wood 'a feed mill. ( '. K. Nelson, district manager of the KotiltsMe, was up from Pendleton Wednesday. I am prepare! to serve apeclal din nera at anv time al the Wen on Hotel. K. K A-hrn. Mrs. Aila (Wello of Portland vl.lt- I khuIJ ft.A I hntf miM than nn Allan Osrnelt waa her thla weak oa , ... . ... . . .J bualneaa trip from hla Snake river ,f m mrM uu,; (,nd 'a"1- I adept In piano tuning. Three eeveral C. M. Price and Hoy Tompklna ;arrompllhmenia he haa found lo be lately disposed of a carload ahlpmcnt generally useful. of hogs in th Portland market. , , . . 1 Charlea (1. King of Hermlaton. Mrs. Ulllan McMorrl arrived Hon- I former Waal oil cltlsen who haa been day from Portland for a vl.it at the , undergoing treatment at Pendleton for a aerioua ailment, waa comnmiea Monday lo the Kaatern Oregon hoepl tal after an examination by the coun ty physician, Hla mind waa found lo have become affected, although at llmea he la rational. Mr. King haa been frequently visited by hla Weaun relative., who are much concerned over hla condition. It haa been found difficult lo dlngnoae hla phyalcal trouble. Umatilla haa been Included with ten other Oregon countlea In quarantine dhttrlct by the atat livestock aanltary board In order to prevent the spread of ruble. It la ordered that every dog In theao countlea be rnusxled, unleaa It la actually uaed In herding llveatock. Each vlolatloa-of the order on the pnrt horn of ha rwMer, Mrs U & Wood. Mrs. J. r. Snider returned 8unday from a motor trip to Arlington, where ha vlaitad with relallvea and frlenda. Laml Wanted -Have Irrigated iracta to trade for mountain land. Will vrow irlv lierrles, .asparagus, em. Writ K. II. I'eteel, Klohland, Waah. roe Bale The O. T. Douglas horn, grounds 110x140 feel. II all goea. "r lerma. ae owner, or Oeo. Carml ehael, ft University street. Walla Walla. Sunday, April II. a daughter waa born to Mr. and Mra. Klmer Itlchmond at their homa near Athena. Monday. Mr. and Mra. Hoy Cannon wora sim ilarly blessed. Pilot Rock, with Darling In tha box. il.ff.ted Pendleton, and Btanfleld Echo took tha meaaur of Hormleton In tha opening gamna Sunday of th Ulua Mountain baaeball league. Richard Morrlaon. J. H. Price and J. H. Coffman have been drawn aa Jur. Plenty of iiaature for your stock. Aililrrw U V'. Warner, eaton, Or., or I'hona No. 14K13. tie R. R. Zehm at th Weston bak ery If you want neat workmanship In hoe and hnrneaa repairing. Mr. 3. (X Wheaton of Wall Walla is vltttlnir her aister. Mrs. Joseph Wurxer, on south Water street. Watch for date of the great dim, "The Trey of Heart." thte episode In two nights. lUwIa Miller. Ftslilng I irood, and you can get your license ol us wunoui me ooir.er oi sending to Pendleton. Wans A Uogers, Walls & Roger are negotiating to have carload or Hudson auto stoiipeo at Weston that ia now en route from the factory to Portland. , Mr. and Mra. Eugene Warner and G. K. Maaaie and family, of Milton, were guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. li. rarren. Rev. Mllo a. Bentley of PYeewator nil Alhon. will nreach In the Rftnttst of dog owners je puniahable by a flne!cnurch M Weeton next Sunday at I;S of from 180 to 1100, and local peace j 0-eiocil p. m. The public la Invited to officer are expected to co-oporate with the board in eccurlng enforce ment William P. Rldenour, who lived at Weston In early years and la well and favorably known here In pioneer clr- clra, died Monday at hla homo near or from thla locality to serve ml h,rhelnn, Waah., where for a number April term ot court nir. mummi "'"'of yeara h had been a prominent and be a member of th grand Jury. lauceeaaful farmer. Mr. Rldenour wsa a brother of Mm. S. A. Barnea and ! Mrs. W. A. Qraham of Weston, and of Th next "widow's party" will be held Saturday afternoon, April S4, at th horn of Mra. M. W. (Grandma) Van Winkle. All th widow of Wea ton and vicinity ara Invited to attend. Arto Horn, a recent arrival In Wee ton from North Bend, Oregon, la vis iting with Mr. and Mra. Walter Webb. Mr. Horn's parents are coming aoqn with a view to looallng In this part of Orega. Oeorg Sowers and family hav re turned to Weston from Dayton, Waah., where Mr. Sowers has disposed of hla Interests, and may come to the wise ' conclusion to again make their horn In thla lovely Ilttlo burg. -Win Narkaus, who Is now a mining ngtneer, vMted with friends and rel atives near Waston for a few daya while on hla way from Spokane to Fralri City. Joe Narkaua, student at the Pendleton High school, wa alao har Saturday and Sunday. Dr. J. O. McMath, osteopath, la now locatad permanently In Athena, Ore aron, with offlcoa one block north of the bank, awd Is prepared lo handle a groMral practice. Some of the great cat osteopathic aucceases are In acute disease. See card elsowher. Mr. P. B. Boyd of Athena. Mr. Barnes and J. M. O'Harra went to Chelan to attend the funeral. Hollwlg Broiling of Pendleton, known aa "Dutch Bredlng," waa atnb bed In a dnsen places early Sunday morning during a cutting affray at the Gorman dunce haU north of that city. Th knifing. It Is said, followed a free-for-all fist fight, The name of Brew ing's aaaallant haa not been divulged by the wounded man or thoae who witnessed the affray, and he ha so far escaped arrest. - Umatilla county I paying out much money dally for coyote scalps at the rate of IS per scalp. Just one man. who gave hla name aa O. C. Haney and hla residence aa Walla Walla, collect ed flOS Tuesday for IS coyotes. Tw. other hunters, one from Pendleton and the other from Holdman, cashed In for 10 apiece, and several more had from one to a doaen. Mlaa Almlna Prlegnlts. a young woman of Stanfleld, ahot herself Mon day after serving dinner at the board ing house conducted by her parenta and died Tuesday evening at a qciom In a Pendleton hospital. "No one will know why I did It." she aald, but dla anDolntment In a love affair 1 W. J. Kerr, president of th Oregon Agricultural college, ha accepted an aicribed as the cause. Invitation to deliver an aaaree- on m . ....,.. second day. Saturday, June It. of the Motor car aervlce to all point, daj annual reunion of Umalllla county or night. Also livery and feed tabl.. . We.tnn. Becauae ot hla oppoalte the Lleuallen blacksmith oromln.nce as sn educator and his. shop, well known ability aa a speaker, the committee en speskers for the reunion feel verv fortunate in securing Presl Oant Kerr for the occasion. lf. McBrlde. Dreamland motion picture at Wee ton opera house next Monday and Tuesday eveulngs. hear him. The Saturday Afternoon Club will meet at 1:45 p. m. tomorrow at the De Moss furniture (tore, where auios will be In watting to convey the member to the Ituius urown farm. John P. Temple, jr., member of an old Umatilla countv family, ha been jointly indicted with U. C. Si nuns at Pendleton on a charge of stealing the celebrated bucking horse, "Cyme. Nq- ble," now supposed to be In Kurope. I. C. Hoiikln and family are moving hack lo tneir wesion mountain isnn from the neighborhood ' of Helix, where Mr. Hopkins and hla son Dan have 800 aore in thrifty grain. They were compelled this spring to re sow 400 acres. ' Having taken special work In his profession while In California, lr. Watt discovers quite a aerioua dis ease in Weston particularly affecting Dr. Smith and Lester O'Harra called nutoitU. The doctor expresses the be lief that lie Is also impregnated, but that a Hudson Slx-40 will cure him. The Umatilla County Auto Club or ganlxetl Friday at Pendleton, of which Hoy W. Itltner Is president, has desig nated Tuesday, April 20, aa "County Good Roiuls Day." Every auto owner, farmer, business roan and anyone else who is In favor of good road ia asked to donate his time on this day in work ing on the roads In his immediate vicin ity. "Anyone can get out and do some good, even if It Is only raking a few rocks out of the roads," lays the club. Weston bid fair to become quite a sporting center, having been selected a the training headquarters of Bobhy Kvans. well known ring exponent, late of Pendleton. Evans has a friend and natron here In the lwrson ot Earl Comts, who encouraged him to train at Weston for another go with Hilly Farrell. Boxing ia thereby added to baseball, trap-shooting, hunting and Hailing in the list or local snorts. Kvans, who belong to the lightweight division, I accompanied by a fly weight boxer, Abie Gordon, a 103-pouuder. (Jus Perot, expert gun man, was here yesterday shooting with Athena and Weston sorts. Il is not to be in ferred that Mr. Perel is a gun man of the Gotham, Gyp the Hlood class. ' In stead he ia perfectly peaceful. Uvea al Ha'er, Oregon, and is men ly adept in aurh little tricks as drawing portraits with rifle bullets and shooting out the Ingrown optic of a cross-eyed mosquito at a thousand yards. He is also a trap shooter, and II was lo this sport that he hooked up with local gunners. In the latter part of June be expects to give a public exhibition at Weston, as sisted by Mrs. Peret, who is also an expert hot. Mr. Peret represents the Peters cartridge people. The St. George Hotel, Walla Walla, haa been purchased by J. E. Hawkins of Hawkins restaurant. The hotel will be redecorated and newly furnished throughout and opened by the new management on May ISth, under the name of the Hawkins Hotel. The lYrfiTMon. Adams, Athena and Weston auto atage leaves Weston twice dally for Pendleton at a. m. and S p. in Round trip. 11.7$. Headquarters nt Goodwin's drug store. A. M. Boy don, proprietor. Mrs. Una H. Sturgla, Mrs. M. J Marsh and Mrs. Q. A. Hartman, jr., motored to Weston from Pendleto. Sunday and were callers at tho L. S. Wood residence. Hlgk School PUy Tonifht The Seniors and Juniors of Weston High school will present their three act farce. "Engaged by Wednesday," at th High school auditorium thla (Friday) evening. Thte clever playlet haa been carefully rehearsed by the students, andutn amusing and Interest ing production may be expected by thoae Who attend."- Allison Wood as sumes the role of Martin Henry, "the laziest man In the county." Joe Read Is Arthur Watson; while Frank Smith, Carl Brandt and Charles Bulflnch are Jack. Ted and Dick, Arthur's threo friends. Ruth Read appears as Miss Abigail Persons, "a woman of Ideas." The 1 ma Anderson la Mrs. Watson and Josle Lavender Is Luetic Parsons. Ma rie, Jane and Mabel friends of Luclle are Impersonated by Leola Duncan, Gladys Smith and Ruby Price. Mabel Lleuallen appears aa Mary the cook, and the remaining roles are taken by Ethel Lano, Katie Tucker, Mamie Barnes and Ferol McBrlde. FISHERS, ATTENTION! The fishing season is now on, and in anticipation of the usual demand of the disciples of Isaak Walton for fresh tackle, we are now showing the finest and most varied assortment of fishing supplies ever oft display in Weston. Also, we have made the neces sary arrangements whereby we are enabled to fur nish the fishermen with a license, a convenience hith erto not enjoyed by our customers. Fishermen, come in and feast your eyes on good goods. One look will convince you that we have the stock that fills the bill. Below are listed some of the staples we are now showing: Bamboo Rods r Bristol Rods Lines All kinds Reels Bait Boxes Fly Books Snell Hooks Reel Boxes Plain Hooks Salmon Eggs Split Shot Flies, Leaders Leader Boxes Baskets , Spoon Hooks IV- Watts s Rogers OUTFITTERS TO FISHERMEN NEW LIBRARY BOOKS NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Ia the County Court of tho State of Oregon for Umatilla County. In the Matter of the Estate ot Mary J. Powers, Deceased. - To all whom It may concern: No tic la hereby a-ivee. that Hettle Powers ) lh 1 annnlnUA fttllkliflAii And acting administratrix of the estate of1 Mary J. Powers, deceased, and all per sona having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers attached thereto to said administratrix at hor home In Weston, Oregon, within six months from tho 16th day ot April, 1915. HETTIE POWERS, Administratrix of the Estate of Mary J, Powers, Deceased. . Elkhart. Ind. Twenty-nine years sgo a thief stole -a, new pslr of trous ers from J, S. Bannlman. Last week the "panta" were returned by parcel post Mr. Bannlman Is wearing the breeches, whlrh . have meanwhile turned from black to green. There Is no elue to the conscience-stricken thief. . - The following new books have been added to the Weston branch of the Umatilla County library: Lord Birds of Oregon and Wash ington. Reed Western Bird Guide. Fiction. Andrews Eternal Masculine. Apllngton Pilgrims of the Plains. Boeder Man in Lonely Land. Brown Country Neighbors. ' Burnham Miss Bagg's Secretary. Corkey Victory. of Allen Rutledge, Davis Friend of Caesar. rey King Spruce. . Gale Mothers of Men. Gordon Black Rock. King Captain Dreams. Seawell Maid Marion. Spearman Daughter of a Magnate. Ward History of David Grieve. ' Webster Whispering Manv Children's Books. Koch Little Journey to Our West ern Wonderland, Lang Cinderella. Lang Little Red Rldinghood. Longfellow Evangeline. . Shaw Castle Blair. , Stevenson Child's Garden of Verses. All kinds of automobile repair work promptlv done at the Weston Garage In Lieuallen's shop. H. U Hetlrick. Dr. J. G. McMATH OSTEOPATH Office one block north of the bank . ATHENA, OREGON Electric Treatments Given Phone 521 Dr. Farnsworth j DENTIST :gjSF" Phone or write for - an appointment. Temple Building A rCIIUiVH V I vw w A) SUMMER IS HERS ' Next Wednesday, April 21, -we will sell all 15c French Percales at 12 l-2c. TJiE BRANDT STORE 1 i f i I X m !