The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-11-12

door OF Z~im's bakery. Squire Lieu
allen tried 10 Join In the pursuit, bu
K0t h0pelcssIy involved In = chicken
wlre fence. When run down th
aifriKhled youBK Greek explained ths
he feared the officers we're eetinR hi
life. II seems that he had trouble .
Athena with his brother, who swOr
out q warrant against him on eharK'
Of breaking open q tool house an'
stealing some clothes. This the 10,
denics, saying that his brother locke'
up his clothes and he had ~ get neu
ones on credit.
The long delayed moisture nsedes
by tho farmers for their ssedlng oper
aiiona arrived Monday night IN th'
shape OF both rain and snow-th.
snowfall being light. however. A the
town needed water. everybody asemi
90 be we'll pleased that the weather
gods have at last got action" and Il
also disposed 20 forgive Observer
Beais for the fails nnaccustomed
arldity. According 10 Manager Avery
who came down Tuesday from tie
timber. slx inches OF snow fell at the
blue Mountain nawmlll---thls beina
practically the first snow OF the sea
son Ia the Blues. Last night more
snow and rain descended here In super
abundance.
The Ladies' 0uiid OF the Episcopal
Church met at the hons OF Mrs. Mar
vim Price for their November session.
Mrs. J. w. Porter was present as a
guest. and Mrs. q. w. Maybee AZ q
visiting member from FreewAter. The
pRrlors were beautifully decorated
with Towering plants and with cut
flowers, consisting Of choice white
roses and yellow chryaanthsmuma
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. assisted by Mrs q. W.
Maybee and Mrs. sim J. culiey. The
next meeting will be held the first
Thursday afternoon In December at
the home OF Mrs. Robert Proudfit
Harry shiek. popular young man Of
the Wenion neiKhborhood. leaves to-
morrow by roundabout way for his
homo In 80. Peters. Penn. He anticl-
patea much pleasure from the visit. as
he hasn't seen his parents. brothers
and sisters since coming west seven
years ago. He win see the major
league ball game AT Penaleton tomor-
row and win then so 20 San francisco
10 attend the exposition prior 10 maxi
Ing the long trip east. Mr.. Shlck will
several months IN Pennsyiya-
MIA. hut thinks that Umntilla county
will afterward claim him again.
The council met Saturday evening
and appointed the following officers
for next Mondays election; Mira. w.
A. Graham. Mrs. Harry neathe. n.
Loveridgo. Judges: J. H. Price. Mrs.
w. 3, Price. clerks A resolution was
passed expressing the regret OF the
council at the accident which befeil
Joe wurzer few weeks
ago. ita appreciation of his faithful
work for the city and its hope OF his
speedy recovery. Superintendent VIII
son made his report OF waterworka re-
seipis for October. which were tisb.
Russell q. Beiden, the Spokane min
ing promoter. much too well known TO
Investors In coal stocks throughout
his county and the waila waila val
ey. will have 10 serve HIS years sen-
enee al McNeill's Island. HIS petition
Tor rehearing haviag been denied By
he circuit court of appeals at San
Francisco, A. EuRene waylRnd. who
was convicted Jointly with Beiden in
Nay. 1914. has already served out HIS
sentence and In supposed to be some
where In Montana.
"The New Minister Il the title Of
! musical piece which win soon be
here by local talent for the
'enefit OF the Saturday Afternoon
iuh. II ahounds In clever dialogue
nd catchy" solos and chorusea Re-
learsais are now in progreas at the
esidcnce OF Mrs. y. d. Watts. who Is |
ervlng ne acc0mpnniHt. A. w. Lun- |
cil has consented 10 act as musical |
irector. and large number OF local |
inRera nre In the cast.
Dutch songs IN costumes. guitar and |
mandolin numbers. sketches. songs |
nd readings OF many and varied
lnds. all go 10 make up the attractive
rogram offered BY the Beverly Enter
ainern. All OF their numbers are
iven In a most charming manner,
roclAiming the artistry OF the mem-
ers OF the organization. CAT High |
chooi auditorium November 26,l
Manager Harbour received phone
rder Tuesday from Pomeroy. WASH.
DR. 10000 Weston brick. and smiled
ppreeiatively thereat. The yard has
nd good season this year and Is an
,dustry OF much value to the COM
lunity in that II converts local raw
lateriai. earth and clay. into genu-
10 wealth through the employment
local labor.
Weston. which formerly secured It's
Icat supply from the larger towns. IL
It's system by itself becom-
* n shipper. Three shipments a
eek OF beef. pork and mutton dressed
| the Weston market OF A. p. Perry
re now being made to Pendleton
ealer. Each shipment averages about
10 pounds in weight
tAtttA A0hokfNNHS ~ tSFtNtN1 w hAtG
ct with another automobile accident
inday evening. although this time he
no personal injury. His ma
line skidded on the Dry creek grade,
IA said. and pitched him into J. N.
ork's field. from which he picked
mself up unhnrt. The car was |
rocked.
Mrs. Stanley Neeland OF Albany,
regon. Is visiting her father, Mr..
ouis Nolte, and sister. Mrs, Linus
nderson She will make her home
on at Pendleton. where Mr. Neeland,
no Is a locomotive engineer, Is pre-
Iring to locate. -
Vocal culture---A w. Lundell. b. NJ,
m accept limited number OF pu- !
Ia IN singing and sight reading on /.