(7 ICE CREAM and cake 10 CtSm the dUh l th. Weston Bakery Fresh Bread, Cake ami I'eatry. Fins Candle. UhnI Meals st All Hours, it. Ws specialise In trudge and I'arty Kupra. ZEHM th Uakcr Dupuls Bulkfiiig, Main and Wsler 8 hoes and Harness Repaired next dwr. SiMS NA TUBE'S WAY -, - m-s ,Hsa- r v The White Hons CIIOICK CANDY CUJAIW siul TOHAtro CARDS. UII.I.IAKIhS nd l"OCKKT I'OOL Hazelwood Ice Cream 0- Popular S.ft Drinks J. B. Farrcns Weston Meat Brandt Builtlin, opjx) site Postoffice. Good, Fresh Meats Fish in Season Cash paid for HIDES Perry &LundelI New Groceries New Notions New Canvas Gloves For Men and Women New Summer Underwear at iis Eiibdij Store PHONE NO. 233 ALMA BARKETT DR. C. H. SMITH Physician and Surgeon Office In Brandt buildin, VISION OHKUON Ice Cream Cigars Tobaccos Candies Kirkpatrick's Confectionery BREVITIES Walla Rogers ail. puis your "Ihlnk rap" on. r...M of nil Minis en 19 .n! the di n. Welon Hakery. Mm J. r. Yandel of Joseph. Ore gon. I vWtlng her daushier, Mr. Her bert Maker. A Mnsonle pin picked up nenr the opi ra house may be had by liwulrlm al Ihla i.ffii. Iteanilaml motion pictures at WV Mil opera house nrxl Monday nmt Tueinlny evenings. ! Mm. D ,H. Jarman and little daugh. tors f Freewater were week-end guests of the li. (I. Baling. Think how good Ihla main street may be msde by two or three days' work. Walla Rog.-ra. Mm. J. II. Farrcna vUltcd Monday and Tuesday In Freewater. while look In aflor her properly Interests. Iicrl Ferguson returned Saturday from Pendleton, where he has been receiving: treatment for asthma. Mm. Cora Rlmpsnn and Mine Zllla Simpson of Watla Wnlla. were vlsltlng with Weslon relatives during the week. Motor car service to all points, day or nlhl. Also livery and feed slab!, opposite the l.leuallen blaikumllh shop. Lafe MoUrlda. Our soda fountain Is now connected and our newly-fitted Ire cream parlors aro ready for you. Ice cream and rake. 10 cenla the dish. Woaton Pakcry. Frank Hlldebrand haa returned to . .... I ..... a nJ MUaftllpI BftAe n cmiiii tii.iii ' wiiii . - t an absence of five years, during which j time he became convinced mat mis is the place for him. Mrs. Oeorge I Horseman returned Unn.lnv nvunlni from a visit to her stepdaughter, Mr. Frank Elliott, at , . . mill-.. I n v l leppner. mrs. roiun in kivivihh from her recent Illness. Mr. and Mrs. 81m 3. Cullcy and Mr.j CI. DeOraw left Monday In the Culley Ford for Walla Walla, from which city they accompanied the Ford auto- I mobile excursion to - the Columbia river. j The family of A. W. Lundell. now a : member of the local firm of Perry & I.unriell. are expected to arrive next I Sunday from Athena to make their home In Weaton. They will occupy the Charles Crawford residence. The household of It. I Wilson, Weston's popular chlot of police, re ceived a welcome visit Monday eve ning from the kindly stork which docs so much more for thla terwn than the Immigration bureau. The new arrival la a girl, weight eight ana a nan pounds. Following were tho first place win ners In the county championship spell ing contest held Saturday at Pendle ton: Klghth grade. Opal Glagebrook of Frecweter: seventh grade, Faye Price of Milton; sixth grade, Jeeao Stewart of Forndale; fifth grade, Veda Watlenburger of Echo; fourth grade, Lurlndo, Dell of Athena; third grade, Dorothy Koepke of Athena. U 8. Vincent, the newly-appolntcd assistant to the atate game warden, was In town from Athena Friday. Mr. Vincent Informs The Leader that the prospects are favorable toward secur ing a fish ladder for the natural falls obstruction on Pino creek In the Hud son Bay district. These falls have long been a detriment to good trout fiahlng In Pine and Dry creeks. The county's sprinkling carl la now at work on the maradamlned road b-tet-n Wriliin and Athena, spreading California oil over the surface. The oil proircts the road by minimising the damage from automobile wheels. The "binder" la held together more firmly, and la In Ira danger of being whirled away. Commlwlon Cock hum, who was here Monday. Informs The leader that the county board will 1 have a run unk of oil Khonted In noon at Ihv Dlue Mountuln siding, to be applied so soon as a aufflclrnt strip of (the Wenlon-Mllton road t In readl ne to receive It. Mr. I'ocMiurn e ifui much pli-iieore over Iho bul'd ln of ihl I'nk. which he worked long and hard to achieve. j The Iad.T ernd on ' cnatrvtlsm last week the aide of in reporting. the unexpected snow storm on Wcs- ;ton mountuln. About 1! Inches fell St' :the Hluc Mountain sawmill, and 10! Inchrs at the school house. On Iteed and Hawlry mountain K. F. Johnson reported 12 inches of snow to the iKast Oregonlan, with this comment: "FruK crop undoubtedly all destroyed, large Icicles d(H-orntlng everything. ' Public roads obstructed by bending 'and falling trees. Nothing like this belated winter weather ever experi enced hci before during my 34 years of residence. If this weather Is right. I hen all of ihe calendars are wronjf."' X'pon returning Sunday from their visit to Washtucna, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ilogcnt were accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Dowd, who r.' ' malned for a few days with Weston (friends and relatives. Mr. Dowd wish ed to try his skill In navigating his ' new Ford car, with the result that he now feels safe In employing himself as his permanent chauffeur. Ho reports 'a prompting wheat outlook In the Wanhlncnn dlatrlct, notwithstanding Ihe fact thai the hybrid variety suf : fered to some extent from the winter cold. Th recent rains brought abun dant moisture. While looking somewhat gaunt and Impecunious In Weston the other day, Link Swaggart waa kindly Invited to dinner by Amnsa, Phillips. Much cheered and encouraged. Link drove up In front of the Phillips garage, where hla hark suddenly parted asun der and he struck terra flrma with a dull, sickening thud. Never, except on one previous occasion which will not be mentioned hero, have we seen the East End porker magnate so greatly embarrassed. The famous Bonnlevlew ranch near Prlnevllle, Crook county, has Just beei. bought by W. W. Raymond of Walla Walla for tlSO.000, of which S50.000 was in cash. The grantor la D. P. Donovan of Portland, who took two plt-cea of farm property In Multnomah county on the deal. Tho ranch con tains SOOO acres, and TOO head of reg istered cattle go with It. Robert Ray mond of Athena, the purchaser's son, will take charge of the property. John Lucas and Roy Hewitt, enter prising representatives ; of Weston's Young America, have been testing their skill of late In canoe building, with much gratification to themselves. Their canvas canoe Is now nearlng completion, and will be about 15 H feet In length and Itt feet wide. It will be launrhed soon on the Winn lake near town, where It will be Im mune from galea, shoals, submarines or other perils of the deep. RavamI window nanoa vnm latelv broken In the church building of the Church of the Brethren, on Water street. It Is supposed that reckless hnvB tiw rMnnnilblA foe thA mischief. and if they are not more careful in future, steps will bo taken by the church authorities bring about their punishment The Pendleton, Adams. Athena and Weston auto stage leaves Weston twice dally for Pendleton at S a. m. and 5 p. m Round trlp $1.75. Headquarters at Goodwin's drug store. A. M. Boy den, proprietor. Gasoline and oil and accessories al Weslon Uaixe. U. L. Hedrlck. I have some pure-bred White Leg horn chickens for sele. E. E. Zehm. Mrs. William Zehm arrived Wednes day from Spokane lor an extended visit wuh her son at W'esum. Fred and Joe Henderson came down from Weaion mountain jcierday to see the ti-iil ' llie cil-v- Jess Powls has retmed from Wal lows eouniy, with lit fondness for Weston considerably increased. Keturmnjr from a business visit to Portland, Mayor Harbour was amontf the not a bleu present al the 0a river exercise. I r. Al.mi.i. the North Yakima photographer, is now here with, a com plete and mouern equipinenu imw lion upstairs in Brandt buildlnjf. J. K. Snider has leased bis Msln street building- to a Mr. Kay no, late of ewTT BASEBALL Helix versus Weston At Weston SUNDAY, MAY 9 2:30 p. m. ihe Sound, who comes here with his family to conduct a oaroer snop auu panatorium. , ' Mm M HmmI and her two sons of Spokane have been visitinjf her sister. Mrs. A. I. Mew. lliey leu jeaii-rusj for Wheeler county to look up some lanu claims. An oil stove explosion caused a fire hich totally destroyed the residence of Karl Reynolds and all its contents at Pasadena, t'alir. xne loss was almul K.M00, with small Insurance. it- A r. tt,li.ofA tit Pandlnton. in la. ck i . .." .v. . - i f.......1u Ml. f 'aWt.lrtA Mnnrhousa. is HH III.--1 I J ... loo wo - ' a truest of Mm... JaitUUn Frederick. Aim. senaerer was a nwnutrr ui uv 1895 in'RihiRiinir class of the Kastern Oregon Normal. . .l inn si Oiil snpaa rtwwl farm out u ni sv nv w . - --- Imwl n. nwtuntain I fit! nil. t.fWl far fixim Weslon or Athena. No fancy price considered. State price and lo cation in first letter. Address Box 228, Pendleton, Or. I IVJiUM i.iHua r match for next Thurstlay evening al ... ... II . 1 1 ! II Weston wun rtarney muiuo, m wen Ln..iH BAiaimn nf rim elnir. Kvana as serts that Hilly Farrell crawBshed" ... . .1 , . k. K out oi ineir proitoseu awcu. m nit.u PHnw fnluulp r?rttw auto In sure ly proving all claims. Four-cylinder en bloc, motor with Atwater-Kent ijfni tion: four speeds, full Boating axle, and 1. aauimL Mmnlnir iup nf its aize on the market; 27 horse power. See me for Lee Urea. a. runups. Th, rnvular monthly social and business meeting of the Young Peo ple's Christian Endeavor ot the unuea Brethren church will be postponed from Saturday. May S. to saturaay, May 15. and will be held at the Charles Ptnkeiton residence on Water street. Mr Karl Coii its and Mum Barbara Culp were united In marriage Monday night by Justice of the Peace joe . u.. hi. nfflea in Pvndlcton. Tho ceremony waa followed by a mid night aupper at the 5t. ueorge grin, t . nai-tv f friends afterward es corted the newly-married pair In auto mobiles to their future home in Wes ton. For severs months th oride groom has been located here as pro prietor of the vtesion uar. Cream to the top, skim milk to the bottom, both in their natural courses, as when milk is set in crock or pan that is Nature's way, and Nature has not made a mistake. The United States Separator bowl excels because, differing from other separator bowls, it is built to skim Nature's Way, by producing cream . from the top, skim milk from the bottom. The 0. S. way la Natura'a way m Intensified and hastened by mechanical fore that cream of finest known quality and cloaest skimming are the result. The CalUi SUUt bowl haa patented construe tion that appliea mechanical force M aertocUy that the cream globules, which compose the delicate part of the milk, art fretectel a by Nature's way when she eenda cream gently to the top, the skim milk settling ' to the bottom. This is why cream made by the 0 sites SUtes Sen rater is aeUa fai loa wMt 1st 1U smarts, Isof -kettlaf fsiUty. EDWARD TUCKER, Weston, Or. Vernle O'Harra, Earl and Billy Mackenzie went out the other day on another coyote-grabbing excursion and brought bark another auto load I of pups. As before, the luckless cs- nines were eight In number and were cashed In for !. These boys are be coming expert In locating coyote nests. Mm. Theodosia Llttlefleld of Port land, grand chief of the Pythian Sis ters, wss In Weston during the first of the week on an official visit. Mrs. IJttl field was entertained while here at the respective home of her cousins, the Prices and the McBrldes. First prize was won by Miss Hatel Wyrlck of Pendleton and second prlxc by Mlsa Zola Keen of Athena, In the recent oratorical contest of Umatilla county high schools. D. N. Van 8klver was brought home Sunday from Pendleton, and his many friends are glad to learn that he la recovering from his long- and serious illness. Making the trip by automobile to T'mmllliL Sim Barnes. John Banister 'and Lew Van Winkle were among I Weston's representatives at the Celilo celebration. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Avery were most Mandav and Tuesday of the J. i k Kinfi..k.1. while In town from the Blue Mountain sawmill. Olowing with new white paint, the front or the DeMoas furniture store looms up Imposingly among Main street establishments. What about the graveling of our streets? Tell Watts & Rogers what you will do. It will soon be O, so dusty! WHO IS that helps pay your tajtes, improve your town, build up values, and keep your schools, churches and com merce alive? The merchants, their money and your money. Who gives and helps in times of sorrow, distress, sickness and accident? , Your neighbor, your merchant and your home city people. Take this moral keep your money at home. You get security, the basis of all success. You get protection, an insurance, the basis of safety and prosperity. You get the greatest value in the goods and we are here to prove it and our name is the guarantee. We want your cash we deserve it and we earn it. We are pleased to give worthy people credit, but it is not fair to you nor to us, nor to your town to buy of your home merchants on credit and at the same time be sending your CASH out of town. What will the OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE do for you when you want labor, employment, help on some enterprise and Improvements, contributions on church, school and aocial work? , Now THINK, and THINK AGAIN, is the above truth, or is it fiction? What will the people hundreds and thousands of miles away do for you? What do they care for you outside of the money they can make out of you. , ; , ... They are beyond solicitation, they never contribute to your welfare, and they give you nothing even on a cold cash basis, for you csn do better elsewhere. A fine stock of Garden Hose at 10 to 18 cents per foot. Lawn Mowers, so easy many a wife will be glad to push one. Garden and Farm Seeds; Alfalfa 18 cents- - . The Domo Cream Separator, the greatest guaranteed bargain a 300-lb size for $3S.75; others ae cordingly. The best lock Galvanised Hog Wire for 22-26 cents, etc AO other cream separator construction so operate that they luea to greater or leaser degree the advantages of NtuiV Ideal principle. Their wrong constructions produce cross current that not on! olwtnict free passage of the cream, but mix and remix it with the separated milk. The result is poorer cream and leas cream. Toe United States Cream Separator keepe the milk and cresun entirely apart from the instant separation begins. Constructed on this plan, the United States separator makes a cleaner extraction of cream. THE UNITED STATES CREAM SEPARA TOR HOLDS THE WORLD'S RECORD FOR CLOSEST CKIMMITIG VA THE GREATEST SEPARATOR CONTEST EVER HELD. We have never heard of anybody improving on Nature, 1 y opposing her p'an have you? Get our catalogue whkh makes perfectly plain all these most excellent United States features. Call us by 'phone. We will gladly demonstrate)" this superior construction to your satisfaction. Saturday Afternoon Club. The Saturday Afternoon Club met May 1 at the home of Mrs. P. D. Watts. A short program consisting of a vocal solo by Mrs. C. H. Smith, and a violin solo by Mrs. Luella Pinker ton, waa rendered. A very pleasant afternoon was spent In playing progressive flinch. First prize was won by Mrs. R. W. Brown, and second prize by Mrs. William MacKcnzle. Appropriate tokens were awarded by the hostess. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Brown, Mrs. V. E. Woods. Mrs. J. F. Snider snd Mrs. J. H. Price, assisted by the hostess. Guests present were: Mrs. Ella Lavender, Mrs. Frank Price, Mrs. F. C. Greer. Mr. Clara Toung. Mrs. Ells worth Woods, Mias Emma, Johnson. The club has received tlSS.50 from various sources during the year, and has paid out til, mostly for civic Improvements. Free of charge from the grantors. Dr. Watts and J. F. Sni der, it has secured a tease for ten years on the tract of ground now beln improved for city park purposes. At the expiration of that period the club has the privilege of renewing the leese if it so desires. Last Saturday's meeting closed the club year, and It will now take Its summer vacation. Its activities will be resumed in October. Rxtavla v t. Albert H. Call, a swine breeder, has discovered that soft coal will prevent hog cholera. He dumps a quantity of coal into tho pens and the hogs consume it See E. E. Zehm at the Weston bak ery If you want neat workmanship in shoe and harness repairing. IT? -WHAT IS IT? Watts ' Rosens- Sarprfae M the Boaowits Home. A pleasant surprise party was ten dered Monday, Msy I, to Elder and Mrs. John Bonewlts at their bom. ncsr town, in honor of the elder's sixty-sixth birthday anniversary. An enjoyable time was had In a so cial way, as well as in the reading of scriptural selections, la prayer and la the singing nf some beautiful snd sp proprlate songs. Thos present were: Mr. and Mrs. John Bonewlts, Mr. snd Mrs J. H. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Booher, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Bui finch. Mr. snd Mrs. C. W. Metz, Mr. land Mrs. Van Hoy, Mr. and Mrs. Eph ! Tucker and child. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Miller and three children, Mr. A. T. Metz. Mrs. Isaac Miller, Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Susan Tucker, Mrs. Olive Nevln, Mrs. Lou Davis end three children. Miss Sarah Miller. Hiss Katie Tucker, Miss Mary Von Hoy. Miss Cora Gor don. Masters Ray Gordon, Leonard BuuTlnch and Frank Nevln. After a few remarks by Mr. Bone wlts. Mr. Gordon and Mr. A. T. Meta. tokens of remembrance snd gifts of appreciation wore tendered th. ffucst of honor. . We Invite Public Inspection. Patrons are herewith Invited to In spect the Weston Bakery at any time. We keep It in a thoroughly clean and sanitary condition, and the recent rat ing made by the atate inspector was based only upon insufficient ventila tion, and the lack of a sink and water connections. Patronize borne Industry by buying bread made in your home town. . E. E. ZEHM. For fine photos see Abrams.