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About The Weston leader. (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1916)
H A R H ll I) ft.' 'J f!5i Your sowing beeuam a pleasure 1 you have an Improved WW Rotary Mawliiir Machine. "f Is o durable and simple that it la virtually never out of order, yet parts may ba had et any time If required. It la ao perfectly fitted, Attjuatwl and l.alanced that it la wonderfully eay luniilnir, quiet and free from that nerve-rack Iiik vibration. Anym ran mw, tuck, hem gather, shirr and darn oil Ihla wonderful machine. It runs one-fourth faster than any vibrating machine. Wa ara aiiKioua to hsve you' come and fur yuurialf -maka us show yvu these things bra true... , Ourprkwa represent tha biggest values to ba hail anywhere. You Ran! rot aa murk value in any other maka, though many iik iMrj. If you pay Ian you rrlHea at lessl WOO for avary dollar of tha differ eiwVin price. Wa would ba foolish to maka aurh claims if wa eoukl hot prove them. Ulve us the ehanca-that eueU you nothing. ! Ndk W' fcutomstie i Lift Drop Heed Htyle, all drawers (f.mr larica and wo small) In rkh, quartered Ouklen Oak. Our rlea, 187.00. " No. 60. 4 tfew Hl't-mrata Model, needle dlraclly In front of "pei-a-tor, four larfa drawara, autometln lift Irop Haad, quartered Golden Oak, WM. ; . No. 40. Portable WhIU Electric, tha lataat, a great boon to those who aaw eonalantly or ara waak. A seven-speed motor, reguUtea by 'foot trip, attachad tobaadof machine, frlca, IfiO.OO. THE DAVIS-HASER CO. 4 " Complete Kurnkdiers of Home. Offlcea, Churchea, Schoota. Pianos, Ituxtographa, Music. IMOAMarBU - (Odd FellW Temple) WALLA WALLA, WA8H. Dr. Alfred F.Scmpert Graduate) and Registered DENTIST OrFICE HOURS 9M to 12.00 A. M. l.OO to SflO P. M. WATTS BLDO.i upstairs eeaaeeee It's True Economy TO TRADK AT Til lmw Store Wa bny tot raah and sell for caah-at amall marglne. GROCERIES Crash ami linen Coodi NOTIONS School Stippfia far ruoNE no. ca ALMA BARHETT Till BREVITIES vat. m aa train oiiort. J. O niUVJ W iia eeew mrm Wood. Mr. Wallar ?ly of Portland waa among Weston's reunion vlsltore. Dr. and Mra. W. H. McKlnney at tandad tha raunlon from Heila. Ore- gon. W, M. Freker, an aged pioneer who never mlaaea a raunlon. waa up from Pendleton for this evanl. MM Ethel Wiry of North Yakima. Waah., wa a rarol vlallor of har aia ur, Mra. Oral Duncan. Twalva-foot comblna, aaarly itaw, for aala ahaap. AIo .ronu-n-.- I.ndr. 1MB C. Iiopaino. w.-. H. r. Clodlua. promlnant WaUa bum farmar, wa hara Frldar and t urd.r for a alalt with hla brothar, Joa Clodlua. Mr. and Mra. H. C. Fattar. rantly of Covallo. Wirt.; l'n M k ralar-a paranta. Mr. and Mra. W. B. prlakalt. MMataa haa PPd on tha faakrt uplanda In ha houaaho d of C. H..ih. whoaa llltla dauatitar Juaa la amirtad. Mr.. Harah tttad and Ftad Raad. m . .r. ..n Mntil. Mint from M far away aa Kniarprlea, Oracoa, to altrnd tha raunlon. Mr. and Mra. Oao. Carmlchaal wara hara from Walla Walla for tha ra unlon. Mra. farmkhaal haa mtaaad but ona of thaaa anta la H yara. Mayor" and Mra. J. M. ftuurdar for Corvallla to attand ha raduatloa of thalr ntr' J? Udna Banlalar. from ha Oregon Agri cultural Collrga. Through a mlachanra with a . ... u... w br. local mt cuiur. will ba dcprt.ad of tha ua7of hla rlht band for aaarat out of commlMlon. ... w.ahinviun. waa ably T1 HPII . . . n and lntIHgantly raprotd at tha plonaara raunloa by H. A. I", .V4 j. n. uroo. RaguUtad br hlr brt Ur haivaa." who accompanied tham. Ihalr conduct waa aooae rp"mi... Mr. and Mra. Allan Rlchal left Tular for Bvaratt. WaahM to vUlt a Urm. W. M. Tartar. 't'pon Ihalr ratura trip thay will atop t wantucn. .daughter, Mra. H. A. Dowd. rcaldaa. Mom Tifr, who In Iowa Tua day from hia farm on tha rxwrvatlon, U not particularly paMlmlatlo over tha . u T ui... mm ttmt w nra. vw.u..m. w. . . . . tna warm wamr m tmmi riniF. tho wkHl, whk-h la of good. haHhy color, and that lha tomblewwdi will aoon ba loat to alaw. - In hla opinion tha anrtiar aprlng cold waa favoraMo, Inca lha hot aun twatlng upon a aoll cauard too rapid and rank a growth f of lha wheat plant, Aa It waa. tna tumblewerda oulatrlppcd tha wheat, and looked to ba greater handicap than they really are, although they will cut down lha yield to aome extent. Mr. Craig Oliver Drtokell, aon of Mr. and Mra. W. K. Orlekell, and Mla Kd na Beamer, daughter of Mr. and Mr. iimiM Naamar. wr united in mar rlage June I at We Ma WaJla, where the ceremony waa performed by Dr. atephen B. L. Penroaa. prealdent of Whitman Collage. Iloth haa a large circle of frlenda In ink Weelon neigh borhood, where they hawi been known from childhood. Tha young bride groom la employed on tha Fontaine ranch near Covello. Waah.. whither na haa taken tha charming June bride he waa ao fortunate aa to win. U'IiuIm of tha Waltabura Time. Boyd of tha Athena Preea. Banderaon of lha Freewoter Time. Lewie of the Hella Advocate. Harlan of tha Pilot tuk Het o-i and Fletcher of the Eaat Oregonlan wara among tha new paper boya who aaw tha beat liwn in Oreaon In Ita plcnla' bib ai.J tucker They wara duly Impraaaad and each wanted to stay awnna ana wr in The leader ahop until Introduced to tha O. Waah.. which dlacouraged them. Theee modern Journallala have become an effete lot' Laat Saturday afternoon about four o'clock two large Bulck automobiles loaded with young people and driven by Herman tagaa of weeton ana xtmv Pun of Athena, collided Iteaa on at tha Hanlatee turn weat of town. Fortunately, none of tha occupanta wara hurt, although ona girl waa niika nail r tha Mini car. Both automobtlea were badly wrecked. The bill of repair on ; tha Ptagga car, which waa tha least damaged of tha two, la eeilmaled at , II f WE CLEAN EVERYTHING X from the finest to the coarsest Suit cleaned and nreaaod ft 00 Hull ilKmand and praaaad 60c Iicg rwna $1.00 and up I I!ua and at. draaaaa...50c ami up J Gktvea. km ..... 25c a Glove, alMft loc O rM ..a m tiitua fKa eviierUnica. X WaUfb thta ad, for ehangaa. i Mia my warren. Maryaviiia, wwranfwn. . . ... J .fa.it with har I I nA.....J a) u u.rr.n She waa X K I- tfVTaT my.and - . n. wmm in RD will return o owr e;iw -- ' tembar. Ororr Olnn, who graw up on a Weeton farm and whom Tha laader kniuii vmild amount to aome- I.,.,.- ..iii ha waa elected to tha ' u'..ki..in Urtalature. came over from Walla Walla for tna picnic a la hla annual and pralaeworthy cue- torn. Mr. A. Klnnear left Walla Walla ftnnday tor Portland, accompanied by har daughter-in-law. ura. uaipn iwn near. and granddaughtar. Mtoa Ethel lne. M lea Lane haa flntahed her Junior yr at tha Walla Walla High chool. and will apend vacation wKh her pa rente In Portland. . . . a . at l The Picnic tooK the Yellow r out of us, and now the I ... . - a t Sun takes the Yellow from I it m ' tne vvneai. v Last week we commented on the progress of our town and plumb forgot the BIGGEST STUNT of all, viz: Our Boys' Band. If they can be beaten on eight weeks' training we are ready to be shown. Pioneer Picnic over and now we turn to every day business. Come and see the McCormick Binder with Motor attached. John Deere the same. We have BINDFR TWINE galore. . J. I. Case and International Engines and Threshers. Weber, Winona and John Deere Wagons. WATTS & ROGERS DR. C. H. SMITH Physician and Surgeon OlDca in Watta bnikling WISION OKHtlON After ateadlly hammering Iron for many year. Frank folder look a a mia wek on faeur d'Alene lake near Harrlaon, Idaho, where hla brother reeldea. Ha round muca apon In flahlng and caught a large number of trout and baaa. Not a few of them meaaured two and three feet la length. while ona waa four reel long. E. M. Smith, caahler of The Far- mere Bank of Weelon. accompanied by Mra. Smith, left Sunday for a two weeka' vacation, during which ha will attend tha banker- convention at Portland and the Maaonlc grand lodge at Albany. Upon their return trip Mr. and Mr. Smith will visit their ranch In Central Oregon. . (.,-.,.. Mr. and Mra. R. O. Baling and daughter left In their Red Monday morning for Portland to attend the Row Featlval. accompanied by John Ranlater. lr. Maklnc a lelaurely trip. they atooped Monday nlaht at The A Good ritlacn Gone. ' David N. Van Sklvar, a resident ot Umatilla county alnce ! and for tha paat etevm year a highly respect ed citizen of tha Weeton community. died Tueeday, June f. itia. at u: . t hla lata hnma In this city. from a second stroke of paralyala. He waa first atrtckea aoout a year ago. and had alnce been an Invalid. Mr. Van Skiver waa born Septem ber II. 1851. In Henry county. Iowa, and cama west in 1180. locating in Umatilla county. Two years later ha aettied on a homestead twelve miles northwest of Helix, where ha waa succeaefully engaged in farming. Coming to Weston In HO, ha built a homo here and acquired land interests in tha foothills. Jannarr ?. list. Mr. Van Skiver m.m nnitMl la marrlw at Athena to Miss Amr Corporon, who survives him. He aleo reaves two brothers and one sister, residing In Iowa. Ha had innv been a member of the tnueo DR. W. C. HUGHES Dentist tinira In tha Want Riill.llng, Mllwn II. U In 14 ami I lU 1 Dallea and continued thalr Journey Brethren Churclt. and waa a man of t day over tha Columbia River high moral character and strong re Hlghway. Ilgloua convlcUon. Ha waa T ThisWeek SSaoes 1-2 Price. Broken lots from our entire stock and good values at regular prices when you consider the constant ad vances in shoe leather. Bargains in this lot for men, women and children. 800 regu pairs Men's Harvest Shoes, good wearers; gl far 11.98 values; to close out at. 'r - W Fabrics All new and pretty designs; no old stock; thousands of yards; a dazzling array of patterns- for ummer wear. We have too many. Regularly priced at 12c to 15c, but out they go at 9 1-2 cesate. ILLINERY You must see this to appreciate it. One "hundred daintily trimmed hate new. and stylish this season's purchases that have sold as high as $5.00, many at from $2.60 to $3.50 all go at only 98 cents k- r- ALL HIGHER PRICED HATS AT ONE-HALF PRICE wesiori Cmmk m viaitinv hee sister. Mrs. L. Wood, and attending tha pioneers" re ...i.i. whieh .he comollmented hich- ly. Mra. Ulllan McMorrla left Sunday . . . . X Ok. was for her nom in rr&mi,u, accompanied hy Mrs. Ulllan Freder icka. who will vlalt' ralattvea and fr:enda In tha metropolis. Oeorge Feebler, preetdent-elect of tha Umatilla County Ploneerr Asso ciation, left Pendleton, Tueeoay witn a party of relatlvea on an automooiw a lha... nrernfl. It waa Mr. Peebter'a Intention to follow a eloeely aa poasibla tha old emigrant trail which he first went over in i. .-.I . Mtllae Hall and sorts. former Weaton resldama, were hera raManlav while relumlOir W mnr home near Nolln from a cUit to Mra .t-ii.- -. k..- 2m li.Mma. Miir Llnd Wash. They also Mopped at Touchet for a vUU with tha naauetev ooja. wa Da..m mivnr of Colfax, rim Wash.. Mra. Laura McDonald or run- man and Mra. Llnna Rauae of walla u-.li. .ra hara far the raunlon. nav i- t achool at Weaton. They ara brother and sisters of E. C. Rog ers. ..T- ; r , l. T. n Van Winkle and W. A. Barnea were appomtea . tho lTmatllla County Pto- Au-itlnn. and will have charge of Ita property and finance for tha ensuing year. - ' Mia Nellie Nalaon loft Wednesday ul.n.l .1. Walla Walla, with . . f . .M .hum lha 0V I MC Nn.. vi ft " . - K. S It. Uo. is enviT.aiuiug a m Roaa Featlval. ' - Mra. W. B.1 May, who lived at tha -i t.n.rf.ia hnmeatead below wea ton during her girlhood, was amotg tha Pendleton visitor who witnessed Friday's reunion program. Miss Hortenae Baker haa gone to i, i. uAnt.n, whara aha will be come a member of tha household ot her brother. O. B. Baiter, and attend high achool next September. ( a Tt TellM. formeriv State senator from UtnaUlla county and now a resident of eastern Washington, re newed old-tlma friendships at wanton Friday and Saturday. nxin.. nf auhurhan life. W. I rnru.r cobbler and philosopher, haa moved back to Weaton from Athena and ooened a ahop In tha Wheeler hotel building. Mr. and Mra. Tom Thompson were up from Pendleton for the reunion, whan MIbb Carolina Oinn, Mra. Thompson waa a Weeton girl. Tho city council has passed a new dojr tax ordinance, uxiug mo rmiMii hiHt.tr of the owner or keeper of a dog-, It will Da puuiutneju no . Motor car service to all points, day or night Also livery ana reen etsoy opposite the Lleuallen blacksmith shop. Late McBrida. Li. I. O'Harra walked Into the Wea ton (farajre the other day and bought a five passenger r oru .uwiuumw. Mr. and Mra. O. H. Fontaine and children were reunion visitors trow Covello, Wash. , it -n.l Mra Tna. flnednn motored over from their Athena farm for the reunion. annnnnoes a Cherrv Day celebration for w eanesuay, tun Dr. Watta will reward Bnder of his lost vest pocket memorandum dook 3. N. Burtrcs predleu that Hughes irnhrhta of the Maccabees. Kind of heart and of the strictest prootty. ne wss esteemed by his neighbors and be io..M m hia household. " Hia many frlenda console themselves to their with tha reflection thil nt.irret of 111 can befall auch as he in the Great Beyond. . .. The funeral aervtoea ' were neia jn..Mw .ftroAD al tha United ..v........ . i.iiii Church, and were connuctea hv Rev Oeoraw Chapman. Ma former mWnr who came un from miiomain Oreaon. for tha purpose. Interment t,mA in tha aiaaonlc cemetery, and the rltea of thla order were obaerred at tha grave. IT'S f I too nrrr SnFOR MS! 1 -saw "aiinwk SPRING CANYON and ROCK SPRINGS COAL The coals that make the white heat. A rood supply eonatanly on band. LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT always in stock. RED CEDAR FENCE POSTS from Pue;et Sound in any quantity. They re well tarred, or we will sell yoo the tar to tar your old posts. A-l RED FIR and TAMARACK WOOD from Kamela; lMnch, 12 inch and 4-foot lengths. WESTON BRICKYARD 1' plaod Cclcbratloa Annoonccd. Weaton Uplands. June 7. (SpecUl , Cnrraannndence July Fourth next the great American eagle will scream i his acreamieat amidst tne neauuiui , Bluea. until ha can scream no more, i at . mn meetlna held In the Upland achool house It waa unanimously voted , to celebrate the natal day In tne Bry- j aon grove el miles east of Weston. I Tha meeting waa organised by the election of J. R. English aa chairman and John Btolp aa secretary, it waa tn annnlnt onrv the chairman of each committee, the several cha,.--! men to choose their own assistants. ! The following were named: Grounds Joe Cannon. Finance Will Hall. Program Mrs. B. D. Hyatt. Decorations Mrs. J. S. Nell. : t - Sports Will Gould. Police and Parade John Stolp. Th. if. ie and tha Kin nave not been Invited., but all patriotic and red- blooded Americana win oe weicomeu ; to the cool shade of the pines away t from tha heat and dust of the city. A! patriotic addresa and the usual aports will be featured. The lowland people ; will forget the other S daya before , they do the ona of pleasure spent In our upland grove last year. Ed May, 1 the barbecue chef, will be away; but the baU game will not De omitteo, nor the Blde-etrtlttlng. grouch-curing, pie- eating contest. ,'-V;.. The Universal Car There's nothing about a Ford car to puzxie anyone. Any man or woman can quickly learn to drive and anyone can care for hia Ford ear, and that's half the fun of motoring. No bills for skilled mechanics; no complications. Just the reliable, simple, useful ear that meets everybody 'a requirementa. Touring Car, 1492.45; Runabout, 1442.45. On aala at WESTON GARAGE H. L. HEDRICK, Proprietor I iralemnrkaieiwrtirllia mimu lor nil BCAKCM aad newt aamMMahlllt?. Blnt PATCMTa WILD riMTKPH J fa. or (rw koottatt Ml boo. l WrUatoaaqr ID. SWIFT a CO. I PATE II T MWTLNIi I Cauanlh C W hill fit AA l IT. atiDPlll Wf T HB.....ll.-M wa aw- jlj HOMER I. WATTS Attorney-at-Law Praotteea in all State and Federal - Courts. ATHENA. OKEOON Chaa. H. Carter Dan P. Smyths Carter & Smythe UWYERS PENDLETON - - OREGON W. M. PtUnoa 6. H. BUhee Peterson & Bishop Pendleton, Or. Freewater, Or. ksione nn aciino If you were buying an automobile you would read carefully its specifications. ' Investigate the Keystone. . STEEL BOX ' eliminate danger of cracking- and warpmfc 13 U 1 P E- R prevents mrring furniture Brush Adjustment Dust Pans ALL METAL PARTS During the past live year, the KEYSONE VACUUM CLEANER has embodied QUALITY. , ErnCIKNCY, DURABILITY, silence, and EASE of Ol'tRAIIUN. The Price is Right- Formerly $12.50-now $8.00 Ja Kjm iLl s'J L ----- ' will be nomioatea lomurruw. mm wJg-mnM-fi1