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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1915)
ICS CREAM and cake 10 cfcs. the dish at the j Weaton Bakery Krrsh llrowl, fske and I'ealry. t'.aia1le. til Meals at All Hour. ar. We speeisllae In UlK ami Tarty ttuiai. Z12MM the Baker lhiule Hulklliif, Main and Water gjf Hti and Harness retired nest dour, irvrreeeieeieea BREVITIES I rookie or all klnda at I canta tha 'down, Weaton llskery. Mia llladya Uenlster ha relumed from har vlell la I'orllsnd and t'orvsl. Ma. j Mlsa Hlsntha Minor haa sne tn I'tivello, Wuh , to vlell her sister, Mr. I larva Urlekell. t'rofese Thoa. fthsw, tha nnled ta-ilrullurut nf lha Orrat Northern vaim. srrnmnsnled by a party of high of Hi la la of tha Hill lino, will makn a lour of Central and Kaalrra Ori rturln lha week beslnnln May II. Thla will ba an educational trip, lha esperta In lha party s'vlns lectures and doitlonalralliin at all principal piHnla In lha territory visit" d Thr will eluily tha Tumalo pro ject and other Irrigated and dry. farmlna section and on lhelr rlurn will mak rshaiiatlv report for tha benefit of tha railway Immigration department. The report I current that alsty dollara of lha clahty-ocM d'HIara late ly alolen by rrarkimen from the Mil lonoFYeewaler depot aafa consisted of take money loat by Athena sports on ...i ii t..u. tha ama May t In lha Twin rllle. T and II have been . . . . ,. ...... Ill OrW Ifl III", l IF.'Pi lllaa Hf lt - na the atakeholder turned the money i.vit to the rlly marehal, and he put liretniland motion picture al Wen ton opera houaa nl Monday and I Tuesday avealnira. .September li ' Iliad aa lha dalea for IhU year' Kron tier ly celebration at Walla Wall. Mr. and Mr. Itobert Wheeler of!" In tha depot aafe. The yee then Walla Walla were vleltlns HumUy ,B It wnn n is jus, snoui wnai ouni COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM WESTON HIGH SCHOOL QaafM t fiflaaltaa WUl KaCdVl tykaMS t TaU ErttJaf CurcUai. Ml'MMO., Leola Klolna tMinrsn. Khel Josephine lavender. Mahal Margaret Lleuellen. Thelma Orlavla Anderson. la tint Ctri -alt Court of Um Mate of Oreajo for I'matllla (toaaly. Tha rarmer Hank of Weetoa. f)r poratlon, Plaintiff. va Malcolm Ste vens. Irfendnt. To Malcolm Ml evens, Defendant above named: In tha nam of tha Stat of Oregon, Tou are hereby required to appear and a newer the complaint filed alnt Mr. Wheeler's mother at Wt The White ! House CIIOICK CANDY ClflAKS ami TollAOOO CAHDK. HIU.IARHS ami ltx:KKT ItWl. Hazelwood I; Ice Cream tJT IVpulsr Kofi Drinks J. B. Farrcns I Weston Moat Marke t Hrandt Building, oppo site Postoflice. Good, Fresh Meats Fish in Season ("ash paid for HIDES Pcrrv & Lundcll with ton. Motor rar arrvlc In all polnla. day or nlahl. Alao livery and feed atalil oppoelle Ihe Ueuallen blacksmith hup. iJlfe Mrllrlde. Itobert Hudspeth, now a Blink man of Home, Harney county, waa here during the flret of lha week for a vlell with hi dauahler. Mr. IMck Uuh and Mr. Italph Hlaa The I'rndlelon, Adams, Athena and Weeton auto atace leave Wnalon twice dally for I'endlt ton al t a. in. and I p m Itouad trip, 1 1. IS. Headquarter al floodaln' drug alore. A. M. Hoy den, proprietor. Charle U Plnkerton haa completed hla aaa'menl of Weeton and tribu tary preclmta and haa made hla re turn lo lha rounty aaaeamtr The valuation are practically the aama a thoae of laal year. Mia Kallna Zimmerman left Mon day on her return home lo Toprka. ; KaruM. after a wevk'a vUlt with Mra. I a- . . ... nbi.. a ..bhIhm a .. Ta. KM I T- IHil. l M,r W a-. We4on aha attended the Panama Ihiclflc Kxpwton. Mr and Mra. J. A. Mcltee and daughlera left Tueaday f,r an ealend ed vlell with relative In Cornwall, rtn tarlo. They eipect lo return In Hep lember, when the Mlaeea Hilda and Marvel Mcltae will again attend the Weeton m hoobi. While on Ita way lo ftan Franrlaro lha Ubrrty Hell, relrhraled relic of Ihe American revolution will arrive In Pendleton at 4 JO p. m. Monday. July li.' and will remain for It mlnutea The bell will paea through Wreton. a It will be tranafcrred at Pendleton to the Hpobane line. It goe from Hpo kane to Healtle. and thenra to Han Kranrlaro via Portland. i ! Th little ifhoolmatee of Velna Ban- later and Minute Chapln were pleaa anlly enterUlned Halunlay afternoon al Ihe home of Mr. and Mr. W. a Handler near town, the occaalon being a birthday party In honor of ihe two young h'Vr. The gueat were i In number, and were carried to and from their homce In Wraton and elee where by Mr. t"hpln. Oamca were played and refrehmnnu aerved. New Groceries New Notions New Canvas Gloves For Men and Women New .Summer Underwear AT Ecoacay Store THONK NO. 23:1 ALMA BARNETT DR. C. Ii. SMITH Physician and Surgeon Office In Brandt bulkllng WESTON OKKUON HOMER I. WATTS Attorneyat-Law I'raoMcca In all State and Court. ATHENA, OKBQON Federal DR. W. G. HUGHES Dentist OHm In the F.lam Hiil.illnjr, Milton, Ueara, 9 to 12 and Dale Rothwcll Optical Specialist I give all my time to the flt tirtfr ami m-ituting nf glnaae. I have practiret. in IVihIIcIoh ix year. All work guaranteed. American Nat'l Hank Hid. (Utalra) Pendleton Oregon J. H. Hough Practical Painter Will he ifll to do your work, and guarantees aatiafactinn. E0T Material furnished by my aelf or patrona. Leave ordera at Henri March's reaidence, 8. Ilroad St. WeaTON Oao Dr. Farnsworth DENTIST Phone or write for an appointment. Temple Building Pendleton -- Oregon a Dr. J. G. McMATH OSTEOPATH Office one block north of the bank ATHENA, OREGON Electric 1 Treatments Given Phone 621. WESTON GARAGE H. L. HEDRICK Expert Auto and Gas Engine Repairing GASOLINE & OIL and accessories , 4 All. Work Guaranteed in happen to Ihe money of anybody who beta on an amateur ball game, The Mllliin Kaaie haa the followlnf In ay concerning a talented reader who ha appeared before Wraton au dience: "Ml Hlondell Hlchey, who haa been atudylnr In Chicago for nearly two yeara peal, haa been com pelled lo give up her work for the time being on arcount of falling eye Ifht. Hhe expert lo return home thl week and real, with th expectation of aoinv back ahd finishing her work Uter.'t A party of Ollllam county official were her Saturday, under lha benev olent guidance and direction of Coun ty Judge I'. If. Manrh. They went over Ihe iM-y rreek road Improvement, aa rruahed rock highway are being talked of In Ollllam rounty and they wanted lo get pointer. Norbert lughrlge. a gradual of lha Weeton Normal and preeent county clerk of Ollllam, waa a member of tha party. I. K Toung, county auperlntendcnt of public Inatruotlon, haa accepted an Invitation lo deliver a thlrty-mlnute addreae at Weeton the forenoon of Haturday, June II, the aecond day of the pioneer" reunion. Mr. Toung will talk along educational line, with ape rial reference to union high echool. and It la cxpeclud that hi adJrea will prove an Interesting feature or ine Haturday program. Heeding In lha mountain farming dlntrlcl tributary to Weeton haa been much delayed by an exceedingly wet May. l,'ully th ed la all In the ground by May IS, but thla year the mountain farmer generally will not be through with thla Important duty until June I. Potatoea may not all be planted by that time, according to a well-known mountaineer. Athena Pre: Floyd Payne won Ihe two mile race In Ihe big track meet of Pacific Coaat unlveraltlea at 8a n Franclaco Haturday. Payne ran the dlatanre In minute 14 aeconda. and beat Ihe famoua Hobgood of O. A. ('. mil Haywarda I'nlveralty of Oregon athlete took fourth place In Ihe meet, winning 14 polnta. Von WANT TO OO to the Farmer' Picnic at Pilot Hock Saturday, Mar CUtli. Speaking I'.v men of national re pute: foot raure: muaio bv Athena haiHl: liaaket dinner in the park; ball kanix: ilano In the evening-. Special train from IVnilletun and return, with one dollar rate. Fare and one-half on all train to rVmlleuin An added attraction of Milton' an nual horae ahow and at r berry tea tlval May I', will ) an entertain ment given under the auaplcea of a profewlonal carnival company. A contract ha been entered Into with the carnival people, who will enhance the gala nature of Mllton'a popular ahow. C. K. Zerha and John Martin, Ath ena farmer, are partle to a lawult brouirlit I'.v Zerla to diaaolve their purtnentlilp In a Holt combine. Zerha claim that he offered to buy or aell, but that Martin wouldn't aeule and threatena to run the machine for him elf. - U. I. Wall it Zerba'e eounael. The Dry Creekera defeated the 'Hruh Monkeya" of Weeton Moun tain In the third and declalve game be tween thveo well-matched team. The content took place Sunday on the We Inn ground, and the acore etood 10 to I In favor of Dry Creek after nine In ning of good baaehall. Th above graduate of WmIo) High ;yol , lh, mht, entllled artl. on or achool, ronatltullng Ihe rlaea of Kit. Mnr9 h. ,rd of july n(J will receive their dlplomaa thl eve.1,, uk nittlem ,f ,, u , nlng at the annual commencement eg. '..wr or otherwlaa appear In aald errlaea to begin at eight o'clock at ,r,,n or befor uld day. plaintiff th high echool auditorium. The rlaa (bV n(lmrdi for want thereof will motto I nnUheil yet beginning"; uh JuJgm,t agalnt you for th Ihe rlaa eHora are purple and gold. ., itret at the and th rlaaa flower la while earna-' of , p,,, r,n, .Bnum trm Hon. ih. nth dav of March. 1 I S. H rea- The commencement addreaa will be Mn.bla attornev fee, and blalnllfra given by Dr. W. M. Bleakney. who tm mnt dirturaemenU of thl action, hold th chair of claalcal language ,nd , , , ,h court fop , . In Whitman College. Walla Walla. , 6 tnr h , ,h. mnorTtv Ilached herein on the tOlh day of Ilelnw ta lh program In full: Masurka In f Minor Mr, f. D. Watte l ,i Marrh. 1IS, lo-lt: One threehlng Lxtcwimwj m(lrhn w!r trArr and blower. J. I. Invocation Key, George Chapman. Fairyland Walt High School Cboru. Addreaa Dr. W. H. Bleakney. Vocal Solo Miaa May Springer. Presentation of Claaa G. R. Robinabn.. Preaentation of Diploma J. M. Baniiter. Benediction Rev. George Chapman. L. S. Vincent of Athena, deputy warden for Umatilla county, motored la the natural fallaotMitrurlion on I'ine creek Wednesday in eotnimny with J. M. Prloo, Harry Heat he and Charle Van Hoy. Mr. Vincent Inspected the fall with a view to putting In a liah ladder. All kind of photo made, exempli fying the latent phase of the art- All our work la guaranteed. In Weston for a few week only. Call and aee the qualitv we put out. Oh mart & Abrama, Photographers; upstair in Hramk building. With Read and Burgy In the polnta, the Weston Juniors defeated the Mil ton Juvenile on the Milton diamond Saturday, acore 10 to 6. Tuck Smith helped Weaton'a game by making a freak catch with the base full. Nut ice is hereby given to delinquent water ratepayer that in all ease where the rate ba not been paid by June 10, 11115, the supply will be out off at the mains. K. L. Wilson, Supu Tha Doctor says the Bookkeeper at Watt Kogera' store ia alHicteu with aristocrat it i. Hence they are build ing a neat little oflloe for him, central ly located in their local emporium. All member of Stevens Lodge No. 40, K. of P., are requested to attend next Wednaday evening a meeting, when an Important business proposi tion will be considered. Athena has ohanged ita town plonlc dntea to June 4 and 5. Saturday, the 5th, an exhibition ball game will be played between the Athena and Wes ton league teams. J. R. Justice, the Illinois Importer, haa moved hi stallion to the Commer cial livery stablea Id Pendleton. Mr and Mrs. A. B. Woods of Walla Walla Walla were dinner guest yes terday of the W. 8. Paynes. For Sale Span of horses, carriage and harness. Also good farm wagon. H. Waddinghani. We are going to slaughter some bi cycles and some road carts. Watts & Rogers. Furnished rooms for housekeeping may 'be bad from Mrs. Wheeler. The choicest of chocolates 40o per pound at Weeton Bakery. Following tho exercise, th Junior rlaaa will give a banquet at the dor mitory In honor of the four graduates. Invitation have been extended to the parent of Ihe H"nlor, to the achool board, Ihe tearhera, and lo all the high achool student. An elaborate mend haa been pre pared for Ihe occasion, and Is confi dently expected to poeaeaa a distinctive gaatronomlc charm. Th host of the ffalr propose to act a mark for all ucceedtng Junior claases. and to dis tinguish themaelvea In the eyes of the honored Seniors Joseph Read. 'I, will preside as toastmaeter, and reaponaea are ex pected from tha following: Mr. Frank Price, Lola Duncan, Mlas Johnson, Carl Brandt. Mia Von WlnUlngcrode, Dr. W. H. Illeakney. Caee. t4-lnrh cylinder, and lh sum of 2. 1 in money, all being now In th possession of the sheriff of Uma tilla County, fttale of Oregon, under Kin'11' attachment, and for the applica tion or in aaio money sna ine pro ceed of aald aal lo Ihe pyment and aatlfartUn of aald judgment, princi pal, Interest, coats and attorney fee and th costs and expense of aald aale. Thla summon Is published pursuant lo an order of th Hon. Charles H, Marsh. County Judge of Umatilla County, which aald order waa signed by said County Judge for Ihe reason the Circuit Judre of the Sixth Judicial restrict of aald State waa absent from I'matllla County, on th 14th day of May, I til. That aald order provide that the first publication of thl sum mons shall be made on the list day of May. 111. JAMES A. TEE. Attorney for Plaintiff. TWENTY WESTON PUPILS PASS 8TH GRADE EXAM '.''n'nna hi iiieisiisii'taiiii mtriuli, I ral marks aa u,iyns tMiM ar aa vpUaa tmr PUgg S)gAaCH aai-alsallay. ismsa ATgJTg BUILO rOHTUWta jvm. Omr trw toalm Ml ae. Sena wenaiaaaj. D. SWIFT & CO. ATgIT LAWYCHS. .nt vath Rl . Itfashlantaa- B. ft. rmmmammmmmm Weston elirhth rradera, taught by Mr. K. K. (teias, made a good showing In tbe recent county examination. Twenty out of 37 passed, and the remainder are ssid to have failed in one or two subjects only. The aver age age of the claaa is but 13 years. The successful applicants were: Hortenee Baker. Hope Heeler. Gua Honey. Zelma Brown, Cora Beamer, Blanche t.'ootier, Karl Cooper, Arthur C-orr, Isabella rueon, Hay uouiu. Vvliiia Gerklng, v lima Harbour, John I.,uia. Durutbr lroehtel, Kendall Sin itli. Victor Thoeny, Clarence Thoe-, ny, LIa Wll.o.1, Orval walden, Tru man Reatl. Of the 2X1 pupils In Umatilla county out oltle of Pendleton who took the ex am, 177 n ade passing grades. Wilma Harbour, a or i if lit Weston student, tied with Kenneth Youel of Hrrmiston for the highest average, each makingtM.2. Urville Bumham of Athena waa sec ond, with Itt.Q. Those who pasted Id neighboring dlst ricts were: Na 20 Mattle Rudlo, Wynema Scrimsher, KIdon King. Everett IC Tucker. Na 30 Iola Key. Minnie Johnson. No. 0o Flee nor Douglss. How the Wtstea Beys An BatUar, The ball player is aa careful of his batting average as tho miser of his pocketbook. the epicure of his stom ach or the country editor of hla cir culation. His one desire Is to nurse It along and to keep It fat and thrifty. Without further parley we present herewith the batting average to date of the Wcaton Mountaineers: AB H Ave. Wheeler . . Barnes . . . M-. Turoer Fulford . . a. a 4 ...10 a. .12 ...to Kirk Patrick 1 Blomgren .............. .32 WOOd a.a.tT Kennard St Jones 4 Smith IS Lovell 10 F. Turner ........ .... .li Mitchell IS OHarra ......It too S50 S3S soo m SSI IS3 350 150 330 300 15 154 1S7 100 343 The Near Store almost assured. Watts & Rogers' big ad. See Totals' 347 CO It will be seen that while "Slats" Wheeler Is the numlneU leader of the team he -played In but one game, and John Barnes la the real leader. Ken nard waa well toward the top until Sunday - last, when he "slumped' while batting against Shlck at Athena and failed to connect safely In five times up. We venture the prophecy that thla embitloua youngster will again get hla eye on the ball, how ever. The team average of 343 Is nearly aa good aa that of the Portland Beavers, and encourages the local magnate to nourish the notion that his team could make It warm for Mc Credle'a bunch. Mack might do well to send a scout up thla way. Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. L. O. Mat thewa, while fishing off the pier at Venice, Calif,, dropped a 3350 diamond ring Into the aea. Divers could not locate It. Flay Williams, fish dealer, while preparing his wares for sale a fow days later, found a diamond ring In the stomach of a fish. He notified Mrs. Matthewa and the police. They called, the ring waa Identified and the honest flan dealer given a substantial reward. Union. N. T. Frank Rise, 17-year-old boy, who haa peddled pop corn and peanuta about Union and En dlcott, has confessed that twice last month he attempted to wreck Erie trains in Union. His only excuse Is said to be that he wanted to see a big wreck. , -" ' . Mandan, N. D. The dangers at tendant upon taking a bath were Il lustrated here last week when Mike Keating, who had, not 'sustained" a bath for 30 years, waa given one and died. Physicians had advised against the bath. It ta claimed. Ice Cream Cigars Tobaccos Candies Kirkpatrick'S Confectionery Different- and as much better as it is different Th United Sute Crwm Separator U different bo cause of its "vertical blade" skimming device, lb Bew eno tnictkia that depart ndaaslty sad efleetivsiy from say other type. The U. 8. "vertical blade" system is modern, and nder latest patents. Otoe sysUsss are tJd. wita so reorat importaat knprimaaiat. Um modem United StatM gytm U better bacauM diffrriag from all others, it divides the ssilk vertically into thin layer, htmdrsd of them. Vertical or upright layers are Impc.tant fear, by well kaowaj laws, they permit a much easier and asore eunpirts ntrartiu. of cream. Tbe V. 8. "vertical blades" are still further effective beeaas curved, sot only to prtitert the crvrnm, but that the ssilk by travailing farther assy iceciv sddiliissal stress. Tha U. S. holdaWorld'a Record for Cloaa Sldmmlnf. Tha United States construction I different and better beraaae the only ooe with a feeding device that delivers the milk to the rim of bowl farthest beyoad the cress wall. I Fine Jewelry Expert Repairing I will appreciate a call when you visit Athena. L S. VINCENT 1 Hawk'a Drug Store ATHENA - - OREGON where ceatrifuasl force U greatest. Milk and cream are kept ' entirely apart fnaa tbe instant separstioa takes place. There -sre ao cross euneats that remix sad mjnre the crass. Tha United States construction ta different and better because its skimming blades are opea from crater ta rirrutnfrreaee. aad beraaae it has na central ssare, split wing or discs on. or Utwssa which, cream lodges, la eoa sequence, the United States bowl, ditferuig from ethers, hishss perfectly. 1 The United State construction la diiferent and better because H skims Nature Way. cream to top, skis an ilk to botUan. sad Nature hasa't made a niatake. Con sequently, the 17. S. i a self draining bowl, with never any sloppy sac over peraoa or floor when taking bowl apart. The United State Separator is different and better because its skimming device is aasde of Nickel SUvcr. which aaskes for ea.y ctcaamg. aad does away with rust, thereby meeting the retirements of sanitary laws. Steel due rust badly, contain mate milk aad cream, aad an hard to keep The United States Cream Separator is different and better becaaae asechaairally wsabed. It is the ealy separator adapted to sscchaaioal washing. This process also sterilise) and dries tbe bowL A mechanical washer furnished free : with every machine.- " ' - . '-..--- Tbe man who beet apprwcUtes the United Stats Cream Separator is the man who has owned andf operated another separator, any separator. Ha haa a basis for comparison. SEND FOR OUR COMPLETE NEW CATALOGUE. EDWARD TUCKER Weston - - - - - Oregon Butter Wrappers Furnished and Printed at the Leader office Sixty -(minimum). One hundred... Two hundred..... Each additional hundred .....$0 75 1 00 1 50 ..... 0 30 It WE FEEL THAT OUR NEW STORE WILL MATERIALIZE AND BE A WINNER But we must have more and more stockholders. Now we ask that everybody who can take $25 or more come and do to now. We are past the critical point, and yet this whole business will fail if we do not get the last dollar of ito:k so d. Every industrious boy, girl, woman and man can own stock in this corporation, and besides helping the town you will be proud to be counted among the fortunate ones who got in on this investment. "Nothing Succeeds Like Success." We like to be with the majority. Great minds run in simib r channels. The other fellow who thinks the same as you helps confirm you in your own judgment A for ' mer Westonite invested $2500 three years ago in a similar stock deal in Walla Walla, and he hag now been asked if he will take 335000 for the stock that cost him only half that amount. Remember that bargain we are offering in the Bundle Thresher that rune by 3 men with gasoline and can be moved with four horses; all on one truck. $625.00. See those Domo cream separators the rival of the De Laval, the most popular cream separator made in America. (The Domo is made in Sweden, which is why the price is so reasonable.) A high-grade potato planter 175 last year. Wake us an offer. Carload of binders, etc, just in. Watte j Rogesrc