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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1916)
Dr. Alfred F.Sempert draduat and IUgtatrd DENTIST car orricc hours t.OO to 11.00 A. M. . lX) to l;00 r. M. VST BRANDT HI-DO., upetalr BREVITIES Be I SHAVE? j HAIRCUT?. I BATH? SHINE? W will amwaciat your work and araiMvur to glv jrou satisfaction. ALTERING. MENDING CLEANING, PRESSING Weaton Daths and 1 Tailor Shop THE 8ANITART SHOP R. L. Reynaudf Cbae. U. Carter Dan P. Smyth , Carter & Smythe LAWYERS PENDLETON . - . OREGON V. M. Manas C. H Waf Peterson It Bishop PvnJtvton, Or. Frwtr, Or. DR. W. G. IIUGHE3 I Dentist' Offle) In lira Klam fiulltllng. Ml Hon Hour, to 13 ami 1 to S On H16 sewing maehln fur I3A. watt ft Mgrr' Mg Mn. A. Klnnear tu hrfrom WaJ. la Walla Wednesday on a business VlSll. Clarence Heath waa down Tuesday on a trading Irt j from hi ranch lo ilia Ulue. Count Nuperlntendens f. K. Young haa annouDOMl bit aandtdaey for re election. Forty-thr new boob from i'amlla toa hve Jum been received at lit lo eai library. For Itenl - Foothill farm of ifJOaere, fcKI arras iiWw land. Inquire of JW lh Wurur. Mr. Lltala MtnaflrM of Athena waa a guest during th wh of bar alaiar, sir. J. b. iiarrla. Farndal ami Wmumi lilafH schools III alaah this sning la basket ball ball la on ilia local floor, Without faar of successful contra- dlotlou w elalnt th Iwat hog feiioa In V, H. A. watta as Hoger. t- Mr. and Mr, Henry Mumper ara preiierlng to mora aooii tu liouiman, Oregon, where they III engag In farming. Mr. Danlol I. Hopkins ami Alias An nabel Ferris vara united In iwsrrUg Flrory III at tha home of tli Ml'a psi-ents, Mr and Mrs. ItoUrt W, Kr- rta, nssr La ('iwm, nub. Mr. IIi. Ina la an amlili Ions rutin farmer of tha Juniper nelghUrhejd, and lila rid la a nooular and estlmal.1 arlrl huaa peupl vara formerly among th most prominent rcsi'iems or ntwon mountain. rrlor to hi fsrniinr oi er- silnn Mr.' Hopkins graduated fruia tha rju-ra OrKin Normal and also took wurk at rt aalilngtua Hint Colleg. Mr. and Mra. Iluklna have tha Iwst wish of many Waatoit friend. Weston aa deprived of wkur from a I o'clock Tuesday evenlog until tan o'clock Wadnaadajr morning by raaaon of a bursted main across t'lna arrrk nxartha llaynolda rvaldanra. Aa Iha eraek aa on ilia rum maklnir Mra. I. E. Mallnf rlurn4 li.adar ham har rlall llh bar dauahtara la rortlaad. T. B. Gould araa la town from Milton during Iha waak, bMiklaa altar his Waatoa Inlaraala. flao. . Watldlnaham waa avar from Walla Walla Monday, Mr. Waddtng- ton nail waak to maka hia horn hra' during tha aiimmar, ' . J. I flauldwln, aoctlonaar, Stork, farm and land aalaa In Waahlngton, Oregon or Idaho. Wrlta for trm. ItOT Main atraat, 'talaahona Walla Walla, Waati. (Adr.) Ctay Bmlth lart Mondar for h i homiatd claim la aoutharn Idaho In raaponaa to nawa of bla wirVa lllnoM, Hrlmar Thnmpaon llaa rallavad Mr. crrw wmm vn I it" i i - - ' liiiMMallil tha laying of a naw awil.m 'mlth aa rural mall carrUr on rouw of ila, t.'lilof Wllaon waaaluniMKl forN. 1. I ! n U : n 1- v Wc Don't Owe You a Cent NOT EVEN A ..... . t ' THANK YOU I Will..,. ..-lll .n r v. n mmr, ' ,iwr wm w ...i.i ...mh on tha north furk of McKay erwrk, haa baan rradinf a bard of uaar during in tiaary aoow. Waaton frlomla of W. II. Ilailey of MIImmi will la nlaaaHd 10 hoar that lia la lmirlng la haalih artar a vary aa- rtoua llmaaa. Tha Iwllaa of tha W. C. T. V. will hold a eoukJ food aala at tha M raton Marcanllla Htora neat Haturday afler- noon, robruary IV. , Mra. L. I. O'llarra haa haan enoflnad to hvr homa thla ak with a avriuua auark of la rrlpii, which haa ihraaf toad to tartnlnata In lyiibold fear. A ar ulaaaant mmttlnff of tha Hav utday Afwprnoon Club waa hald laat waak Willi Mra, It. rnniuni. aim. K. C. Itogara will ba elub huataaa Uiiajr- row altarnoon. I'aaaangara rarrlrd at train fara ba- waan Waaton and ramlloiun. uaavr Uoudwtnla drug atora at 8 a. m. and I p. ra. dally. PhonaNo.nl. lloydcn'a AUWCUag. lAttv. Zxhm A Duncan onanad tha door of tiialr faattma mkI ami billiard ball In tha Sallng brick Monday morning with eomtdata o-w roulmrn fur tha eolar- talnmant of their tatrona. a lima by ttia iiromein eonironiing him. Ma finally hit upon tha alinvla aupwllantol cutting out tha damaged main and plugging up aacn ana oi ma il at lliarrvak bank, i lia ramain law watar malna ara laft to aoatalo tha towa'a circulation, ao U aurak. Jimmy Harkatt, a Pendleton old- timer who la remembered gratefully by W rat on old-tlmera barauaa thirty yeara ago ha treated aa old-lime Waa. toa band to clgara all around while tha aald baad waa engaged In render. Ing melodloua tha rlrcumamblenH Pendleton air, meaaurea Juat four feet from tip to tip la bla fancy ao. "Too fellowa make ma tired talking aa If thla la tha only enow we aver bad," 714 about lia.at mora tbaa laat year. . Profaaanr A. W. Lundalt. a graduate muelciao ami (pei-lanced bamlmaater now rea ding in waattio, naa unoer war tha orvanluttlon of a band, with enr encouraging tirueiwcta. 1 b lint of proetlr memliera Includoa 24 young men of tha typa that will atrengthrn auch aa organlatlun, and each IntcmU buying hia own lnM.ro- menl. Oniaidcralilo cneouragamenl haa bean offered by hoalneaa man and townapeopla In general. O. A. Hurt man. raahlrrof Tha Flint National Hank of I'endlaton, waa hero veatenlav on btmineta and ItMPacted Tha Ka'rmara Hank of Wraton, In which ha la Inirraatad. Mr. Ilartman aiwaka vary highly of tho local Iniiltu tl.m, aay Ing that ha flntla lie affaire ara being aduilnlatered along anund bank ng Una. II tblnka that tne rruiia or In nreaent careful . management will later on baoom apparent to lh atock bolurra. Arthur Burdara. an of Harry Bui- dam. a nrotnlncnt reahlent of Vveaton In early rear, dropped dead recently of heart diaeaae aa ha waa atamllng on the pocrh of hia cabin near Vlda. Ore gnn. ; Aner aiaiing wun mo boot oi her hutband all night, Mr. Hurdam went for help through thre feet of nor tot lie home or a naignotr on mile away. Th remain wer Uken to I'oeurd'Alene, Idaho, for burial. ahould bright Determined that hi lilt not keep him Indoor thla in ranible out occasionally and take he air. "Dad ' alway trtca to travel aa far a the I.kadkk ottlca on Friday ami gt tha beat paper In town. Mr. and Mra. George Emereon an tertalned a Urge number of friend and neighbor with a dancing . party Friday evening at their borne on the re- VKIT DAVIS-KASERS NOW t There's double inducement Just now-the Rummacre "f Sale with its numerous Cut I Vice items, hundreds of use- mingi gm.efuiiy with hi f.;ii. flit) lr.U iKUula kn aM nuutnj in nlmnol A.Fnmr KnmA I tnwtmn. O. T. IKnlgl, another ju., wyn kwo HMivaic .toii i.i cvcijr ..v.i.c, VV,BKu)n afreet Invalid, la aluo alii at, pnees mac mane it wen worm wnue. f Tlym there's the new Spring Goods. Three of the most 'intercstincr shipments received recently are: A Devf lot of Cretonnes for draperies, the very latest ciiects bmpes, lapesiry effects and otners or tne different" sort 4 New It u its too. Several lots are in. embracing near- Rr piac outheaat of town. iy ail grades from the inexpensive Tapestries to the won- rZ :. derful new Hartford Saxony rugs, rugs that delight, rugs nmg. n elaborate auPrer arved iUna il.AtiuwuM.oU.W-n. at midnight. Mualo waa furntahed for ir pmi iw iivMvi.niiB, u u wyi no iwi . the occaalon by Joaeoh Pavant. lUrry i wo var Lioaas oi American ueas ana ennnirs maKe ur and t-hariea Matt. iL. il: I "i . i ret .l. l j lLi I ., iuo uuru iim rvierrca lo. inese are uiu reus mat are aii j.n.M h.. nt .t n made of smooth steel tubing instead of ordinary iron farran th w-ton burlier ainm. in el,- U ok .. J .nUli 1.. I which he ha been employed for a ytirc, m. iiuyc un to jcai uuttiantcvu umiivauic tuga number of vrara. and will more II which fit perfectly and hold the bed rigidly, instead of acroth trrt jnw tha uoi.id brick, il. ......il.ii "L i ,t i rt.i. uitl-j Ion door eaat of Kirknatrtck coofeo- tue uauai utuivrw.)inc, uniue. ciumsy anu ricneiy vyiuneu tll0wrv ha building u now being i nese Deus come in white enamel, in tne ncn niimiii.hed by th owner with a new giM iruub Kfglnnltvg February Id, only one mall train nh way I now operated on the 8Nikane branch of th O-VV. It. A k.kii. i. aouin-ixiutij, in in morning, aodNo. 2, north-bound, in th evenings Thi arrangement la Chief Wllaoa m engaged Ihla week In repairing ana of the Franklin treat brtdgre. near the Jack Lot re reatdence, which had been left In an unaafe condltloa by Iha recent Plna creek freehet. At tha recent primary ma meeting in Athena Homer I. Watta wa renom inated for the office of mayor and B. It. Klrharde for recorder. W. P. Lit tie John. Charlea Kirk and W. T. Mc-i Ueod were nominated' for tha council. Th January ahlpmenta of booae In. 10 Umatilla county totaled only 17 1 quart, of whlrh four Were received by Weatoa conn u mare. It la eapected that Importation will hicraa, how ever, a Iha "via! bla aupply- U bauated. , . (. U I. O'llarra ha brought ult In Juat Ire Lleuallea'a court agalnat Matt Maltaon to recover on protnlaeory note for !. Th sum of f I In th handa of Thama Karkau and owing to Matteon, waa garalaheed by the plaintiff. Mrs. N. H. Nalaoa uulned a alight fracture of her left forearm Friday by reaeon of a fall at her homa near the w cat on depot. The fracture vul promptly reduced by Dr. Smith, and will reault in only temporary Incon venience. , ,. . . Th Woman' Mlaaloa Society of the Methodiat church held It baal nee meeting Wedneaday with Mra. J P. Snider. Mr. 3. W. Porter united with the eoctfty. Oueet preaent were Mra. Mary Snider, Mr. B. U Reynaud and Mr. Ethel MacKenila. Now that is the way we feel and that is just the way we aim to keep feeling. If we can keep in stock such goods as are desirable and of sound values and deliver them to you at such prices that they are 100 cents or better for every Dollar you pay us, then we are in a position to say and to feel that we do not owe you a penny. We don't even owe you a THANK YOU. How many Pretty Thank Yous do vou give the fellow who buys your wheat? Do you owe him anything because he bought his wheat of you? Do you feel under obli gations to him because he bought something of you?. Nowlc.ll us the difference. Tefl u$ the difference. There is a difference and a good deal of difference, but it is most decidedly in our favor. Think it over. Now wc re not Myint: we do not appreciate ycur business. We DO. Come A jain. We like to say THANK YOU and we feel that way too. Come and See. , An Elect rl Motor waahlng machlo eomplet with wringer a beauty, qolet, ' aaf and economical, ft atkt.UU. The beat style of tewing machine on earth, with electric motor, only one tart and on atop all for toO.UO. Machine alona for eJj.OU, Wa have inh ere fur li.(W. WATTS o lfSW I ar- aUU llmhZ iw,a m,Ib HIGH SCHOOL PLAY WARMLY GREETED Castimrs. vernla Martin and in brass. All theso were contracted for before the advance in prices became effective. Our advantage is reflected in the prices, which will appeal to you quite as much as the roods. f . Come the very first chance and don't forget the rW ttuiiuutigv itw yvuum win bwii viiu. IIEDAVIS-KA SER GO. Complot Funilhr of Horn, Office, Church, School . 1040 Akiar St, - (Odd Fallow' Tempi.) - WALLA WALLA, WASH. r ' 1 . v CALIFORNIA Magnificent hotels cater to your every want, and you eat, drink, sleep, play and live out-of-doors. What better way to . ii it - : gaia true rest ana ncaicar To enjoy every minute of your California visit, ask the Oregon -Washington Rath-cad & Navtgattwi Co. UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM to plan youf trip. It is easy when you have us do it See your local agent to-day, or write the General Pass- f engex gcnc, roruano, tor uiuiivvuc i I'.J it-'.ii I "W ? I . f i 1 a -V. I Wallula. Th following delegaiea will rcur- aent . Weaton IxNlg No. 6,1 at the an. nual convention of I'liiatilla count v Old Fellow to I held February d at Pilot Itock: K h. Ulomgran, rice nmitlent of the convention; s. a Harnea, Jo Ilodgaon, A. Jainea, W h. uouia. w. a. tiarne. A meeting of baseball fan will be held at th Klrkimtrlok more noxt Monday avening at miven o'clock for the nurpo of electing a manager and organlalng for the new aeaaon. All who ar locally Intereated In th grent national game are requested and urgod to be preaeou !,. - Wenaha Rncampment, I. O. O. F. will confer the Koyal Purpl dgrt uiton nvecantHUMi rueaaay evening, March 7. The Athena "camp" will ha inviteu, ana an occaalon. or much fra ternai interest and enjoy moot la ex M!a Franoea Baling, registration elnrk at the county clerk' oftlce, I re quired by ner dulle under the new law to write about 30,000 name, aa two IhiII regiater must be made out for each preoinot. Lout Either In or on the way to High aohool auditorium, a hand-uatnt ed brotich valued aa a rift and keen- wake. Finder will please return to Watt & Koirer' wore and recelv re ward. (Adv.) ., , Walla Walla Is expeottnif that the (rovernment barracks there will be re ocoupled a a cavalry ihmU Senators Jones and IHiindexter both favor the move.. ' . Mr. and Mrs. Ratnh Kinnear too tored in from the ranch Wednesday on a shopping; trip and to visit Mr. Kin near' mother, Mr. Iven O'Harra, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Warren are leaving soon for the Frank Rogers neat ranch, or which Mr, Warren will be foreman. ' Shoe repstrlnir nrommlr and neatlv done at my new Niton next door to th Leader ottlee. H. Katon. (Adv.) Weaton' It Inches of snow thla winter la not-ao-much after all, com. pared to other localitle. According to th Athena Pre Mlas Carrie Bharp write from Koelyn, Waah., where he la teachlnc In th pObllc achool. that th enowfail there ejoce November I haa been II feet. Mia Allae i. Knbjht. deaconeaa. will conduct aervlce at the Eplacopal church In Weston next Sunday at 11 ra. All are Invited to attend. Mlaa Knbjht will arrive Saturday morntn. and will meet with the Ladle Ouild Saturday afternoon at . two-thirty o'clock at the bom of Mrs. L. 8. Wood.. , , i. Tha Umatilla Dlatrtot Dental Asso ciation waa entertained by Dr. David B. Hill at hia home In Pendleton Sat urday. Dr. Alfred S1. 8cm pert of Wea ton waa honored bjr election a vice preaiuent or tne association, ur. a . Kern la president, and Dr. -1. K Sharp secretary and treasurer. ' -j .( The Weston boy lost their recent basket ball came at Milton, score i? to 14, but feel consoled at doing even thia well analnat 'the faat Milton bunch. Honor wer easy, aa th W bunch. Honors were, even, a th Wea toa (trie won, IS to 14. A pleasant trip and a hoaplubla reception are re ported. . --.,, Mr. Ernest . March, . a . prominent young- stockman of Basket mountain. and Mlaa Dena Larson of Seattle, for merly a popular te.cr la th Wea ton achool wer recently united In marrlac at Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. March have (one to houeekeep Ing In a cosy homa prepared by the bridegroom at buy mountain ranch, ;' , i - . .. . Clark Nelson la eating like a real man again, according to the Weakly Bulldogger. Not long alnce he raised the beam at 111 and promptly decided to cut off some of his embonpoint via the diet route. After living tor four day on cold prune, bran mash and thin water, he stepped on the scale and struck a balance "at 1st. There upon h ordered up thre T-bone and a couple of plea. After a pleasant visit with relatives and trienda In the. Weaton neighbor hood during tha winter, Thomas Nar- kaua and family ar leaving next week on their return home to Uranum. Al berta. After another year la the Al berta country, Mr. Narkaua contem plates going to aouthern Idaho. He has not yet sold hia large 1111 crop of wheat, and the Canadian price to It. Si per buahel. ao that when he realUea he feel that he will be pretty well repaid for the aeven year of hard work that he haa put In In th Alberta country. With any kind of luck thla year he expects to come out of Can ada with a pretty fair stake with which to Invest In aouthern Idaho land. " "' "Wanted a Companion," waa pre sented by Weston Hij(h school student Saturday evening to a large audience I waa received with appreciation and pleasure. The leading role were acceptably Oiled by James Kirk pa trick and Ferol McUride. Mis McBride was especially successful In winnioir the tribute of laughter by ber clever impersonation of tue liwprewible sod loo. usciou spinster servant. The nrin- cipala were suptwrtcd by a well-balanced eaat, aa follows: Mr. L B. Loanlee, aearchlng for a companion James Kirkpatrick Lena, hia aenrant Ferol McBride MisaDollvHiirhnote Itubv Price Profemor Van Sick!. . . . Carl Brandt tlutb Eleanor Van hicklen , Blanche Heeler Mlaa Jane Crane Huth Read Mr. Patrick O'Brien.... Allison Wood Miss I. B.mghardt.. .... .Katie Tucker Mr. Hill UoanJ Lowell Duncan Pioieaaor It. U. Stronu- Hubert Hodgson Mr. A. rvnigru HiKiiop tar I MacKenxie MissSophronla Amberdoxin .' Gladys Banister Mis8allie Pound...... .Mami Barnes Miss Arabitlia Cobblesinith Gladvs Smith 1 1 TV I : r ..t.. , . . itii. a, i ijc in ........ via Baa mil Lord Keginaid .Mtcklepennv ......................... Hulln Smith Mr. Arthur GalIin..,.Karl MacKenxie Mr. John Browne.... Carl Brandt Little Josephine Jones Kmily Wood Not tbe least ploasing feature of the evening waa the excellent music fur nished by Keen'a urchestra. This promising local organization haa dem onstrate! tua it i worthy uf every enovuragemeui.. Protecting "Boh White." "Bob white" ha received complete protection In a number of state, and la many other Instaucee the season la a abort one. rerbaia bla dereneies condltloa In tbe other states should It recognised a a tribute to bla power of passive resistance. HI chief ene ru lea. after all. are not human being. Polecats. weasels, foxes, mluka ami common cata aero nut for a law nam ber of egs. Coon are especially fond of the latter, and Mr. White has need of all hi canning and power of en durance If bts little brood la to be brought to maturity. Outing Maga sine. . Ceylon's Rica Fields. It I a aorprbdng condition In Ceylon that He la not grown In nearly, auffl dent quantities for home consumption British India ship considerable quan tities to Ceylon. There are vast tract of Irrigable land on the Island now un cultivated which would be nnltnhle for paddy Belds, but bow to bring about the utilisation of this rlcb land remains nnaolred. Argonaut Th Wo ton dancing club ha an nounced a public dance for tomorrow evening at Weston opera house. One rebuilt Remioirton typewriter. good aa new, for only -U Andy T. Uaruelt, (Adv.) Two carloads of fence posts com In c good big ones. Watt 4 Rogers. Mayor Breaks a Deadlock. Th city council held a special meeting Monday to conalder an appli cation from Dr. F. D. Watta for per mission to build a stairway extending rrom tne Broad street sidewalk, near th Main street corner, to the upper etory of the building occupied by th Weston Mercantile company. The pe titioner eat forth that the atalrway would ba "well conatructed and safe guarded to prevent accident," and agreed to widen the concrete aidewalk at the base of the stairway aa far aa the tre to make up for th room taken, v The proposal resulted In considera ble discussion, and when a vote was taken It waa found that th council atood three-all, aa follows: Price. Rogers and Baling, yes; Brandt. Wur- ser and Wood, no. Thla deadlock put the question up to Mayor Baniater, who cast an affirmative vote. It la reported thnt Dr. Watta will not take advantage of the permission thua granted, and In order to avoid controversy will adopt other plana for reaching tha npper part of hia building with the proposed stairway. Th Term "Minster." The term minster was flrst applied to churche of outlying English parishc la tbe teutb century, it Is now given to a number uf the luiKrtant cathe drals, Vork. Ittpou, Lincoln and South well, and to a few large churche and abbeys, auch aa Sherburne, Wlnborne and Westminster. London Globe. A Hsndy Dag. Ira Lino My dog Is a regular black- smlth. Iran Other How's that? Iva Line Why. I kk ked him tbe other day and be made a bolt for the door. St. Loots Post Dispatch. ;. Safety First. "tent It dlstresslug to think of alt the poverty In the world!" "I never do. J con flue myself exclu sively to thinking of my own." Life. St. Louis, Mo. "Hands up!" The command came from one of two rob ber who entered a saloon recently. Th crowd at th bar raised thetr handa, all except' one-armed Michael McCarthy. Then a pistol spoke and McCarthy dropped dead. When the robbers saw' McCarthy's empty sleeve, they fled panic stricken. It need more courage to suffer than "j die.- Napoleon. Cauldnt Expect Him To. Lady-I'm afraid yot don't like work, my good tiwn. Trauip How kin L tutinit Work' trot killed my iour wife," Koelua Trim script. Ominous, First Sranll Boy- We'd better b Bund Second Small Boy -Why First Rmnll Roy -I bennl the doctor tell mother to take plenty of exerris! Lu Angelc Examiner. JjTS A good time to fill your coal bins. We have plenty of Spring Canyon and Kem merer coal. Weston Brickyard. Full supply of No. I Fir and Tamarack wood . cut from big timber. SirtHi 'Miit fit! i I -.V V1 r . ' ' ' saiswaamai ; l -hi Dene ' -, s.u A Brass Bed of Artistic High Quality TT'S impossible to illustrate all the beauty of this bed all its refinement of design and elegant simplicity. We want you to see it, whether you need a bed now or not. If its remarkably low price does not induce you, we will not urge you to buy. You will have to see it to realize just what an imposing effect it creates. The Leader Prints Butter Vraps Home Merchant Prices 25 pound pail stock food $2.25 12 pound pkg. stock food ..... T..00 7.j pound pkg. stock food..... .65 2 pound pkg, stock food .25 Comparison of dosage two tablespoonful twice daily, WX CUAEAimX THESE GOODS Mail Order and Ped dlers Prices . 25 pound pait atock food 43.50 7 pound pkg. atock food l.Otl S pound pkg. stock food ... .10 lit pound pkg. stock food ... .25 Two tableepoortful thre . times daily. 11 fj 1 U S3 IB ooilvins Si u Weston ! V) ( r JT v I il n