The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-10-22

Farmers herenDOuta would itke to gel
busy with their fall seeding, hut fhs
soil IL lacking IN moisture and the,
are compelled 10 employ their time ~
scanning the skies for rain cloud
Lowell Rogers. John nanisler and q
few others are reported 10 be seedlnG
on the reservation. despite unfayora-
bic conditions. but around Weston en-.
forced idlenens II the rule.
Professor Lloyd l. Epley. president
OF Philomath College. was Weston
visitor Sunday and preached both tbs
morning and evening sermons al ths
Tinted Brethren Church. Philomath
College was founded as early as 1857
at a time when there was not a rail.
road In all Oregon. Not long after.
ward II refused an appropriation from
the state 10 convert II into an agricui-
turni college, as the regents did not
wish 90 surrender It's denominational
character. Had this offer been ae-
eepisd. II is likely that Philomath and
not its larger nelghbor, Corvallis.
would have been the final seat OF the
o. A. &. The college claims TO have
sent out more than four thousand stu
dents. OF whom thousand have be-
come teachers Not few have
reached distinction IN different walks
OF life.
weaton'a Main street Improvement
has become n source OF prida 10 the
home guard and OF qualification 20
the wayfarlng man. A mixture OF
earth and gravel was carefully spread
and was then rolled again and again
by the county's steam roller. loaned
20 the town for the purpose. The re-
suit h well-made and attractive
thorouKkfare, very ereditable 90 the
Judgment OF Street Superintendent ".
L. Wilson. who planned and executed
the work. ALTHOUGH Of comparatively
cheap constructlon--lhe total cost
may not exceed saoo-it promises to
stand up well during the fall and
winter Tainn u e The Intention OF
the authorities 70 apply OIL next spring
20 this and other streets,
J. N. Anhworth and Henry schroe-
der have finished building Roy Hy-
atts new bungalow on Weston noun
tain. and nay that they regret leav-
ing there. ns Il was very nice and
hospitable place 10 stay. "All are
good cooks up there except Roy.
says Jim. They are now az Spring
Hollow on the reservation. where they
are building large farm residence
rar Atoses Taylor Including the bath
,oan, /, ss,I, havs a dozen rooms and
ans os ,,n exterior embeliInhments will
canni., N ! hunsnlow porch III feet
a. t.nvth when eornuleted Mr.,
T.y,a, VIII have m every way a com
rnsiInus ana attractive country home.
Mr.. and Mrs G. 3. Dunnick were
injured In a runaway accident Mon
day evening while driving down the
grade east OF the Mackenzie place
from their home on Weston noun
tain. When their team took fright
-, ,,,a.. h,,h - ~. yround Mra
n.nn,cl .,,.,nlnes a broken foot and
! n,,,.,h.. N severe ana painfsl
h-at..s NJ n,,rn,ch.s hack was in
,assd hal mn, serlous,y ana he was
at,ts, y, .sna,,h,a ahnu,s ina next aay
go. ~. accident Dr smith was
a.t,sA - a,,.nd ~. na,t.nta whose
,e,.,rs..s 49,, s.araa q, hrs, ~ be of
I r,t,,e.t ra,nrn
: N
Penaleton Il rejoicing that Il is on
the route of the Blue and the Black
Trails OF the American Automobile
association. According 10 the East
oregonian. 'the Black trail leads to
-, =, ,s s,,.. ,,arn snakans lhroueh
Rhtf $3.50
s.ass. ,.sa .sa,,sawrIa.. Tna several
,.a1,s 40 ,narkna wIth rad btue and
s,..s .,sna ana ,oIn eoa., ~ coast
,..,,,. . ssaa, ,omr,ny route. .rhis avs
-, \. h,,,ns ~ hr,nw hundreds AZ
s.... .a,rs.,s ana o,her. Intn pendie.
aV .,.s,,... ana v,,I \. ! h.v boon
~" - ~ 49,, ~. ra., nrnrnnIan com
,,."s
rhr.. cor, =, brick which went ou,
n ana aay recansly from The Weston
h.,s.,.a "a vaya hi,iea ~ follows. one
'.ss' 49, ors,,o,,. 49, one - waseo. Ore
- 49, Ss. - Dnms.ov wa.h,nr-
sun' ~ - 80 49,. a,s,r.hr,tnn ~ ~
son, ohs uas u ..as nnn,r.ra,,yaiy
proauc' 20 .nrss s.a. sn e. ~ t.'saor..
distant POM. ,.. us - s.as ,.snssrv
anee wn,sn "ss'' y ~ ,n,ans Emn,rs
Inquiries for brick are constantly be-
Ing received and considered BY Man.
ager Harbour. and indicate the re-
sumption OF building activity through
out wide area In eastern Oregon
and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Crisfer OF Fern
dale, Oregon, were in this neighbor-
hood Wednesday. visiting the Alick
Johnsons at their farm near Weston.
and also their son, French crigler,
near Athena. Mr., Crigler was Wes-
:. -. a..m SS ss,,,srnhsrsa bv The old-tlmers
.-whom he seldom aces. however. He