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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1915)
KNk af IO-ltfltaW McrtiNC. Ths annual maetlnf Of etockheld! at The Farmer lu nil of Wealon wlti be held at Hi office In ih fit f to Mi i it, Count of tlmsillia. iiats o Orenm. tn Krhlav. lha ?"ih da of J...r. till, ft! 1:11 a'clM-H In ih flrvoM, tor Ih election of ..-rtor far lb neulna; year, and frtr lha Irena. kctlua of auto the builnM u may pmti tain bror th nwettnt. - VU)0, Oi-, IWmlr 11. IBIl. ( K, at. PM mi, .asnir. LOCAL DRUGGIST PLEASED W are hlahlr Um4 with Ik tlJ'K action of burklhnra bark, at. e.rUia, air., mia.d la Adler-l-ks, lha SepeaillrttlS preventative.' ON It KPOONrVL. rellevee amir einmsrh fas. an ennetlpatln AT ONCB. 11 Ooedwla. druirtst. , , , ear service la all aninu. flar llverW an4 ld stank Wt IJMHlUK blacksmith -a'Jf Wa. )lkt lull ionlU. BREVITIES R H. C'ouah la un from Pemtleion to Mnd Nsw year'a Uajr alth Wiftoi Yaaat for aala I Differed F.Semjjcrt 1' CraduaUafoC!! ... 1 KJtUJ'1 1 HOURS 1 t.OO U It.OO A. at. I KM to 1.00 P. M. ' 39T BRANDT B 1.1X3., upstair i i f at Weston Bakery Cak am! Pantry.' Fin Candle. Goad Maala at All Hours, Sc. Wa speclalto In Loitga iid I'arty 8ura. ZKTTM the BAKER I'.s Ptslachman'e VomprrmrA the best Utr bresd-msklitf. Ki by Mestoa Uaaer. (Adv.) Miss Norma Mmlth of Walla Walla vUlted vltk bar irenu la Weston liiilslniaa Ubjf aol ttumlsy William MaeKemile, R. M. Hmltb and lr, IT. II. Wmm were business visitor yesterday at the Bounty eeai, llaalr work nenly dona at ilia Wee tun hua and baroca shop. Wheeler hotel bu Idla. Nt manaiferaeiii at equipment. I'ImmmM. II. Kaum. Kir of unknown orlvtn waa dlanor arad atalMMit aavan o'clock thla mum Inr In tha atmnaalum drlnf woni lailiaelir hall tmlliltnr. Tha ll aM aallj aubduad and did but llula ilmfa. Wlih tha nlolnr of hU bouaa. G. TVOraw hi flnUlicd tha Inatallalluo of hta nwlitonllal vaiarvorka Hm. Ha will bava an ampia auiinjr lor Ur wnn Irrigation aa wall aa bo um hold uaa. Tha Hwkon Aaio wmlnr out In Jniirr w ha 7 b. p. and I want ona. Yoa taa buy roy ear for 4.V off nr lirtirr ami aha baa run imainaa 7m ntllaa lib hardly mar. r. U. Watia. (Adv.) Wa ara flutailnr no eoofl'Wmoa In innmiiv In thai winter la hara. Bar aral Inch of anow rorara tba around and W'adfMwIar nlyht tha irovarn nrnt thrrmonirtar rajflatarad ona-half drxrta baluv aaro. Rav. A. A. Helm, a rallrad Unltwl nraihran nilnlnar vail known In Waa ioa. whara ha wod to alM In rrl- al. dlrd Wadnrvlay at hla homa nrar Wa a Walla. Itar, W. M. I'aina wrnt to Walla Walla thla mornlnif to aonduet tha funaral aarviera JonaaL-York, who want to North Carolina on a tlt thla wlotar. vrltao that If I alll aml him tha priea of ilckatha will brlnir hla aTandmotber horn with him. Thla la ona way of muirriinr a vlnrinia fin imo ur Tha eaaa i uamr eooaiuerau. (Hltrnad) J. N. Y. Athona lllrh and Woalon Olirh will miM aaln ihlaavanlnv in baltla roral In tha local lwkat hall Mun at loo oira hnua. Thla will bo tha fin achlulrd(ramlnih Km Knddlrla ; tm of ilia tmalllta ( nuniy laairua. Aa Ihaoa taaina ara rll matrhrd, a faat 1 and prauy oontrat la looked for. 1 Flnra aralhaiint up hla ratlrd pcMthotra aflr tha rarant tampMtu 'oua blow. Johnny Dupula flnda tha' iha baa mora than ha can utlllao anil ) nffra to aichanaa aonta of tham fu knlw and walrhaa. Ha aaaru thai ! lhay aro rarfvctly pood poatholfo, otl i a trlfl fraraa around tba adcaa. T)i baakat ball tnaaara of Wi III raluravd Wadoaadair from Urmim- lua lha lowra by ona point In aa aa rAnty elu aad airlilnf aruia lha alahl bafora with lUrmurtoa HI Waalon 14 by a anwll marain all throua-h lha aama anill tha laat faw Miaaita of play, whtn Hannlaton put ovar lha ana flald aoal aaadad l brlna vlriory to tha Irrlgallon lawn, Klrkpalrlrk. forward; UuBran. can tr: t4indll aad MarKanata. ruarda Manaar Klrhpalrh'b waa aapMlally fortuaaio la locollnf lha baakat, aad ta4 all but two of Wtaton'a flald nala, lha U(tr baln arnrod by hla illow fnrward. Wood. Tha boy ra fwir rordlal Iraatmant and a. food lima la IfarmMon, Conflrmlnf laat fall' rapofia In lo cal bawball rlrcloa, "Kuaty Pblck of Alhana la Hated In McOadU'a pitch Inp alaff for I tit. Woaioa batomaa ara not cnmplalnln. aa thry will faol ballar for no bavlnp thla brlrk-topp4 fuaaar la nca In lha forthcoming a of tha Kaat rod laaa-ua. Ta ba aura, lhay aould baai him now aad Iban, but not wltb any oemfortlaa t-raa of orrUlnty. Phlrb raally "broke n a a mtmbor of tha Wwtna taam. for which ba pltchad In UK aaalnat rival rluba of tha filua Mountain laa-ua. Roaro rawratl. ba Ora fonua'a aportlnf adllnr, aava of Shirk that ba to "a aecond Vaan Orf dla- coyarad and nnaarthad In tba bram blaa around Athana by Hobrt Cro- nln." Jamaa M. Kyla, mayor of fttanflrtd. k a poaltlon on tha public aarvlca eommualon, fnrmariy in raiiroan commlaalon, aa lha mambar from Eaat ara f)ron, and will ba up for tba re publican nomination at tha prlmartea in May. Mr. Kyla baa long been prom-: Inent In hla neighborhood aa an Irrl cation let and a community builder. and la thought well of by th people of th went end of 'thla county. If nominated and elected ha promlero to give my vary beat efforta ta lha ful fillment of tha dutlea of fhla offlco along llnea which will ba ta lha beat Interval of lha dlatrlct and tha atate." Krery piano aludent ahould under- atand harmony In order to properly analyze and Interpret snualral rompo- Itlona, aa well aa ta eonatruct nar monloua aorompanlmenta for aonga and with aolo Inatrumenta. Ton caa arquir thla kna wedge Ihej winter at very low coat, aa I will teach har mony la rlaaara of r.g or mora at Zc per leaaon. Private on hour lea- an, I to earn. A. w. uinaau, muu. Ilach. ' IEW MS J j Protracted meet I no will begin next Sunday at tha Methodist church and continue thereafter until further no lle. A cordial Invitation lo attend tended all tha people of Weeton and vicinity. Itev. C A. Rearoad. well known here aa aa able pulpit ora tor, haa conaented to help Paator Wood In tha meeting, and la expert ed to aniva next Monday. Mr. Rex road U now stationed at Corvallla. Mlaa Rial Ogllvy af Pilot flock lha gueet af her Jetr, Mra. ttmft Dudley. William Albert vunled with hla aoae at Pendleton during tn Chrlatmaa tollday. . Thoa oolnf me fi rUtad to ran ana eouie ueror January I, JV10, r.. r.. wnrn, IA0.J , Mr, and Mr. Harry Brown of Mil toa, pal Chrlatma day wltb . Mr. Hrowo'a parente at Wewtoa. Harry Eaton, aaalatant In lha Waa lon, bakery, waa called to Hpokana laat week by lha death of bla Meter, Mr. and Mra. J. U. Han later hava gona lo Bpokane for a vlalt with Mra. Pred mine, alater of Mra. Han later, ' Mr. and Mr. O. tVOraw ara anter- talnlnx their young grandson, Ralpk Lamoa of Walla Walla, during Holiday week. Mra. M. J. Maybe returned Tues day from an attended vlalt with her dauahtar. Mra. A. T. Turner, in Orangevllla, Idaho. ' Tha Mlaaea Dorothy and Marjorla Bulflnrb ara at boma for tba hellday from aieploe, Wasb.. where they ara teaching In lha ateptoe achoola. Mr. and Mra. Jeas Qordoa war Christ mas visitor at th horn af Mr. Oorcon'a parents, having motor- ad ovar from their Athena farm. H. U Hedrlck baa added a Una of ford automobile era ta hla atork at lha Weston gnrara.' In order to b prepared for handling tba Ford agen cy here. Iter, W. C. Oallaher, a pioneer minister of tha Walla Walla valley. died last weak at but boma near Vin cent, Oregon. II waa mora than It year of aga. After th recent danca at tha opera hnua a purs containing money waa found lying on a chair. Tha owner may recover aama by applying to J. M. Ash worth and proving property. Mlaa Odessa. Klrkpatrlck la back at her desk In tha local talspbon ex change, having relumed Tuesday from a Christmas vhilt with her sis tsr. Mra. W. R. Affleck, at Oroflno, Idaho. The Bagea of Use Curbstone. M;;y tl h i.?w war bring you'd" full measure' of health wit' bsiWrttnd all the prosperity you can stand. Our ear's resolution is to give our friends better service aft . 1 a 1 whfwvor Dosible. the most value for their money, and merchandise of known quality. We are exclusive Walla Walla nptnts for the following, and other, quality lines Monrth Malleable Ranges Clube Wcrnicke Book Cases An erkan Beds and Springs ihttrrrocr Mattresses Ppe-Gosser China Wurld Brand Siluer White Sewing Machines McDougall Kitchen Cabinets Way Sagless Springs Sturgls Folding Co Carts Llbbcy Cut Glass (World's But) Royal Rochester Wart a l as s am a as. .a ncntKies iwm wtna cuiiery Nto. Hzelton and Haines Bros. Pianos and Players Cdison,,amond DJjc nd VJtlor kiT0g phonographs 'V ' ill! ft l. i jos. who Linoicum, etc. TIIE MUIS-EIflSER GO Fnffnlaner of Complata Homaa, Offlcea, Churcho, School 10-l A Wry "St, - (Odd Fellowa' Temple) - WALLA WALLA, WASH EL' '!, ' .. U-t I't" It - IV ?( IU1 ' Pi; i - f 'J v Magnificent hotels cater to your every vantand you eat, drink, sleep, play and live out-of-doors. What better way to gain true rest and health? . To enjoy every minute of your California visit, aak the Oreson-Washington Rallrcad & Natation Co. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM JJLl&xkad. for literature and information. 'fa According to tha Milton Eagle near- l 100 namea bar already bean placed on th ramonstranao addressed to th county court on th building of a road up Coua creek and arroae th mountain to meet th road from El gin, and th circulator aa they hae met wltb but few refusals among all they hava asked to alitn. . Two more registered Hereford bull hava Just been added to their herds by Weston cattlemen. Tha animals. which ara coming yearling, wrel bought at Pendleton by J. P. Usual len and P. A. McBrlda, and ara said to hava coat more than IIS rath. They were raised by Ellas Bailey, a prominent Iowa breeder. After a week'a vlalt with her par- enta In Athena, Mlaa Cecil Boyd leaves January 1st for New Tork City to take further professional work aa playground Instructor, and will be ab sent eighteen months. .With thla ad d It tonal training In view. Miss Boyd realgned bar poaltlon to the Pendle ton achoola. Mora than a million votea were cast In tha Milton Eagte'a big circulation contest, tha grand prise being handsome mahogany piano. Inciden tally. Brother Shangie muat have raked a a modicum of equally hand some shekel : At last , reports Mltss Helen Broxaon led with Slf.fltO votea. Now and then the lot of the rural mall carrier I not all thorn and this tles, Herbert Baker having been re membered by Mr. and Mrs. W, L Smock for Christmas with an obese and succulent chicken. In behalf of himself and Uncle Bam he dealrea tc express bla boundless gratitude. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Rosco King wsa tba scene of enjoyable fes tivity Christmas . day, and a bountiful dinner waa served to thirty people. Tha guests Included Mrs. H. N. Greer, tha Henry Waddlnghama, the 3. A. Kings, Mra. Letha King and children and Arthur Rosa and family. Th management of Weston opera house haa announced a grand ball for New Tear's night, with muslo by Keen's orchestra. Their Chrlatma maaquerade waa well attended and highly enjoyable, and not a tew at tractive coatumea were aeen on ; th floor. ,, v . ,. i "... .1-,. .".'-. ..- "a ' i Dr. J. O. Turner of Low A Turner, eye apeciallata of Portland, will be In Weeton again Monday, January 10. and in Athena Tuesday, January II. Hadachea relieved; cross eyea straightened. No charge for consul tation or examination. (Adv.) Rev. Dr. Geo. B. Van Walters -of Portland, will hold services next Sun day In the Episcopal church at the usual hours, and all ar Invited to at tend. Dr. Van Walters will arrive In Weston today, and exnecta also to visit Milton and Freewater. Monroe Turner waa In town during the week from Spokane, where Mr. H. B. Turner and hla aona have lately taken up their residence. It la report ed that they contemplate locating In Montana to engage In farming. Mr. and Mra. R. O. Baling were en tertained by the P. H. longa at Athe na on Chrlstmaa day. They took part In tha singing during the Christmas tree exercises at the Christian church In that city. Ed. Tucker and family were here for the holidays from Eigman station near Walla Walla, where they have been spending the winter. Mr. Tucker Is feeding hi stock hi that locality. As I expect to close my second-hand store at Weston within two weeks nd move the stock alses-here. Intend ing purchasers would do well to call at once. K. E, Zehm. (Adv.) Joe, Susan and Esther Narkaua, stu- enta of Pendleton Hlgh'achool, are at home for the holidays. ' (By Bern Lampman.) The sage of tha "curbstone can read hla record down, from the gray and gloomy morning when be hoofed It Into town hoofed It Into our fair city on hla uppers, busted flat, with patches on bis breeches, and a much bedented .hat; and. without a deal of urging, you may get them to recall, bow he got his start In Bungtowa spllttln' wood for Deacon Small; how he herd ed rows for Bllklns, bow be rhored at th stable but th reminiscent sages will confess that they're not able to Inform the questing stranger bow be finally essayed to pile up a tier of "rhino," and enjoy It In the shade. No talent graced hla efforta, th an cient onea will say; but th tact la. while they gossiped ha went out and mowed the bay; while they dallied on the corner, cussing at tba lack of work, ba went forth to seek employ ment and waa never known to shirk. The sages of the curbstone oft be- moaa their lack of Jack, aad they can not see that fortune Is the net result of pluck; they fail to grasp the mean' Ing of the wherefore and the why, and wonder at the lucklneaa of those who only try; so they gather In convention, and often they discus th fickle chance of fortune and the "lucky, lucky cuss." Thus they tell the tale In buna-town and never cease to woo der at the. ease with which bis ven tures acquired a load of plunder for the sages of tha curbstone, son. ; much like me and' you, tbey lack the Inner vision that la given to the few they are not exactly suited to indus trial pursuits, but prefer to sage In Bungtnwn and kirk their dusty boots as a winning occupation thla employ ment ta a joke, but the aagea of the curbstone are content to ' alt aad smoke. And the topic that allures them, that most affords tbem bliss. "how the deuce he made It In a little town like thla!" ' ' ' ;.a WansaswaS akasBBBteaat " i nasaJj ee 7 It's to be a good year, friends, for all of us. :"Wefeelitin our bones." And we wish. you all health, wealth and happiness, for your prosperity is ' ours also. With entire confidence we'll write it ODD BITS Or XEW'bV Vare and Death, la Holland ami Flanders, acronttng to the Mam-beater (Suarttlan, Tpiv b connected In the mind of to people with the Idea of death If Dutchman or a Fleming wtsbee to dfscrtl a par Urutarly luirahrlous fieraon ba will aa. -IIU (let er ult ate 4a dood van Tpar on" l-Ds looks Ilka tba death of YpreeT). Tilts xprrastoa bse been pro verblal since Vprea waa ravaged by the plague In 1340, the dealt of Yprea" a rlvld exiiressloo like our "black death." But It a also take literally for Yprea ta In sober truth due of the dead cities of Flanders, It la morvdend than "Bragea la morta." which owe Its reputation In thla respect mora to George Rodrobarb'a novel and tba rev cries of other artlM than ta actual fart "Yprea a lee pa and Hrngea alum hers." says a Dutch writer of travel pt.turea, ; - ., '? MfeUng Matobea. -Th manufactura .of matches ta a eotnpllcated and elaborate process, ta which ara umk! a wicceauloa of Ingenl oua machines aad device which most work at all time wltb the utmost pre cixloD and delicacy, it ta now possible to turn out from a atngl dipping ma chine about OUM.U0O square tnntcbea aa hour. A green log ta made Into matcb a and packed fur shipments IB taaa than two boors, i ' Johnnla'a Eseusa, "Why doot yon .any Thank yon. Johnnie, when yon are banded any thlngr snld slra Itrown at tba tnbla "Yotjr sister alwaya says It" "Yea," replied lima 4 ononis -anea vroraan and alwaya wants to bar the last word." Exchange An Optimist. "1 am going to buy raven, a gen tleman informed hla neighbor. "Really r rejoined tba latter. "What forr "I want to see If these birds really do live 300 yeara, aa people aayT Westminster Gazette, Msan Trieh.' "Geor?. father haa failed." "Tba fa just like blmt I told yon aH along, dflrllne, that be waa going to do all be could to keep oa from betoa marrtedr Exchange. ftorlnafleld. I1L Mrs. Isabella Ar nold, who weighed 400 pound, died recently. It waa necessary to bold the funeral oa the porch aa the coffin waa too large to paas through the doorway. Ten pallbearers were re quired. Morgantowa, W. Va. Twenty years ago Lewi M. Runner left bom for Washington to patent a device. He bad never been heard from alneo un til recently, when ba returned borne. Hla wife, who bad alwaya said be would come back, welcomed him wltb open arms. Cottage Grove, Or. Bert Nokee set a hen and then decided to move to Spokane, 100 miles distant He ship ped biddy, her nest aad all. by express and II of the it -gga hatched. Kulo. Neb. Teara ago Artnnr Mr tie, fisherman, located hla but on a amall sand bar lying near the Mis souri shore. Dirt washed onto the bar aad now It hi the six of two sections Lytte turned farmer and has made a small fortune. Neither Missouri tor Nebraska demand taxes of him, but he cannot vote as hla holdings are cm garded aa under the Juriadlctlon of the national government He has resid ed on th land St years. Wichita; Kan. Whenever Mra. Lou E. Fisher tries to telephone, her right arm and aide become numb aad ahe becomes unconscious. Her affliction Is a Case of nerves. Several years ago she received a shock while telephon ing. Blddeford. Me. James Sargent has the original human calf. It haa hu man skin, covered with- human hair. A luxuriant beard hangs from Its chin Whfn ft attempts to bellow. It emits sounds resembling a child crying Otherwise it la a normal calf. New Manchester. Ind. For 9 day a hog belonging to C. O. Hudglesoa lived off th fat of its own body. The bog got Into a huge suck of straw and couldn't get out It weighed ISO pounds, but when found bad shrunk to lea than 100 and waa still alive. (MJ THIS ralher snappy New Year it's a good time to resolve to fill your coal bins. We have plenty of Spring Canyon and Kem merer coal. Weston Brickycrd. Grand New Year's Ball tomorrow nljflit at Weston opera bouse. ; All are invited.- .-, t , ." '" - ' ; II Weston Bafeii I . and Tailor Shop I A clean place, morally, ana sanitary. Expert Barbering " NEAT BATH ROOM Z tW We clean, alter, press and T X .Car And don't forget "Little f J Jimmie." Shoes shined for J ii R, L ReynaudH isaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaas' iBirtj vMh iiitm .t. . ... ; , A Jew Year Resolution I Dale Rothwellf Optical Specialist I give all my time to the fit elncr arwt onpitvlintf nf 01srium. have practiced in Pendleton aU X A 11 1- . t X j cm. au worn guuwiheai. American Nat'l Bank Bid. (Upstairs) t Pendleton Oregon 1 a o "Resolved, That my home will be made more cheerful this com ing year than it was in the past; , because I will visit the DeMoss Furniture Store and purchasa some article that will make the New Year truly a happy one." Let not this be neglected, but come at once. We are ready. W, Q. TO) rpK r-f5"f The Leader Prints Butter Vrcp Chaa. H. Carter Dan P. Smjthe Carter & Smythe LAWYERS PENDLETON - OREGON Home Merchant Prices 25 pound pail stock food 12.25 12 pound pkfc-. stock food 1.00 7 pound pkff. stock food. 65 2 pound pkg. stock food .25 Comparison of dosage two . tablespoonfula twice daily. WE COaXMTEE TSXSZ 600ES Mail Order and Ped- dlers' Prices " ' . 25 pound pall stock food...:. .(3.54 7 pound pkg. stock food ...... 1.09 334 pound lkg. stock food ... .10 l,1,' pound pkg. stock food . .C5 Two tableapoonfuls three .time daily. , Goodwins Brno; Weston y Jr Crf if ) i ) ) '1 0 I i J II