The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-12-31

lceedinEly cloaf and exciting atfuGEi
the niKht before with Hsrmiston u
Weston led BY q small margin al
through the game until the last fe'
seconds Of play, when Hsrmiston pu
, over the one field goal needed 3
bring victory 10 the irrigation town
TIVE Weston players were Wood sn'
kirkpatrick. forwards; Duncan. cen
ter: Lundeil and Mackenzie. guards
Manager Kirkpatrick wns especially
fortunate In locating the basket. an'
tossed all but two OF Weston'a fiei'
goats. the latter being scored by nj
fsiiow forward. wood. The boys re-
rort cordial treatment and Eoo'
,lms In Iiermiston.
Confirming last fairs reports IN 10
cal baseball circles. "Rnsty'' shick o
Athena u listed IN Mccredis's pitch.
Ing staff for 1919. Weston batsmsr
are not complaining. a. they viii fee
better for not having this brick-toppet
lgunner 10 face IN the Forthcoming
ssason of the East End league. I'd
be sure. they could beat him now and
then. but not with any comforting DE-.
gree Of certainty. shiek really broke
In" a. a member OF the Weston team
for which he pitched In 1914 against
rival clubs of the Blue Mountain
league. Roscoe Fawcett. the Ore.
Eoninn's sporting editor. says Of Bhick
that he is "a second vean Gregg dis
covered and unearthed In the bFam-
bles around Athena by Robert cro-
MIN"
James n. Kyle. mayor OF stanfieId.
seeks position on the public service
commlnnion. formerly the railroad
commission. a. the member from East
ern oregon. and win be up for the re-
publican nomination At the primaries
in May Mr. Kyle has long been prom
lnent In his neighborhood A. an irri-
gationIst and n community builder.
and u thought well Of by the people
Of the west end OF this county. II
nominated and elected he promises TO
give my very best efforts 20 the full
filiment Of the duties OF fhin office
along lines which VIII BE- 20 the best
Interests Of the district and the state"
Every piano student should under
stand harmony In order 20 properly
anAiyxe and interpret musical compo-
sitionn. an well as 20 construct har-
monious accompaniments for SONGS
and with solo instrumental You can
acquire this knowedge this winter at
q very low cost. as VIII teach har-
mony In ciasaea OF TX or more NJ CSC
per lesson. Private one hour les
sons. 7be each. A. w. Lundeii. Mus.
Bach.
Protracsed meetings viii begin next
Sunday at the Methodist church and
continue thereafter until further no.
tlce. A cordial Invitation TO attend
Ia extended all the people of Weston
and vicinity. Rev. G. A. Rcxroad.
well known here as an able pulpit ora
tor, mas consented 10 help Pastor
Wood In the meetings. and is expect
ed 10 arrive next Monday. Mr.. Rex
road II now stationed at Corvallis.
According TO the Milton Eagle near
ly 100 names have already been placed
on tho remonEtrance addressed TO
the county court on the building OF
road up couse creek and across the
mountains 10 meet the road from FL
gin, and the circuiatoFs say they have
met with but few refusals among all
they have asked TO sign.
Two more registered Hereford bulls
have Just been added 10 their herds
by Weston cattiemen. The animals.
which are coming yearIings. we're
bought at Pendieton by ,. r. Lieual-
len and r. A. Mcbride. and are said
TO have cost more than sise each.
They were raised BY Elias Bailey. a
Iowa breeder.
After a weeks visit with her par
enta IN Athena. Mics cecile Boyd
leaves January ist for New York City
10 take further professional work an
instructor. and will be abb
sent eighteen months. with this ad-
ditionai training In view. Miss Boyd |
resigned her position N the pendie-
ton schools
More than q million votes were cast |
In the Milton Eagles big circulation
rontcat. the grand prize being a
handsome mahogany piano. Inc!den-
tally. Brother Shangie must have
raked n . modicum Of equally hand 1
some shekels. Az last reports Mins
Helen Tsroxson led with $4,000 votes
Now and then the lot OF the rural
mall carrier IL not all thorns and this
IIea. Herbert Baker having been re-
by Mr. and Mrs. w. L
smock for Christmas with an obese
and snccuient chicken. In behalf OF
himself and Uncle Sam he desires &c
sxpreas HIS boundless gratitude,
the home or Mr.. and Mrs. Rosco
King was the scene OF enjoyable fes-
ivity Christmas day. and n bounlful
Inner was served to thirty people.
rhe guesta included Mrs. II. N. Greer,
he Henry waddinghAms. the J. "A.
Kings. Mrs. Letha King and children
md Arthur Ross and family.
The management OF Weston opera
rouse has announced grand hail FOR
yew Years night. with music by
Seen's orchestra. Their Christmas
masquerade was well attended and
highly enjoyable. and not few at
ractive costumes were seen on the
loor.
DIR. J. q. Turner OF Lowe q Turner.
We specialists OF Portland. viii be in
Weston again Monday. January 10.
nd In Athena Tuesday, January IL.
Headaches relieved: cross eyes
No charge for CONSUL
alton or examination. (Adv.)
Rev. DR.. Geo. B. Van Walters OF
'ortland. win hold services next SUM
ay In the Episcopal church ut the
sual hours. and all arN Invited to at