The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1915-12-24

street uanf tnA clhaAlf uanhA ~ AiHe
creek. which goes murmurinn BY and
othefwfss dlsports itself In d postic
manner except In midsummer. when
the town wants water. Nearly every
night the Wilson caravannary has one
OF more occupants. There are no
electric lights. no telephones, no hot
and cold water, no elevators, no bell
hops. ETC.. and the single window 10
barred with iron. but these diaadvan-
Ilanea do not seem 10 deter the guests.
Poor, homeless wanderers they are,
with no place else 10 lay their heads.
no they lmportune the chief for a
nights lodging IN jail.
Raymond ID. Lamar. a Waiis WhiiA
bartender. was shot and killed Tues
day evening nj the rear door OF the
saloon where he was employed. by bis
wife, Ethel Dodd fAman. q bride OF
three morths The woman then shot
herself. lnfiicting two wounds. which
later proved fatal. Lamar was shot
I'm the head. and died Instantly Mra
lI.amsn was craxed with Jealousy be-
cause OF the belief that her husband
was untrue 10 her. II II said that ne
had threatened 20 leave her. Lamar
had q divorced wife and it-year-old
daughter. who reside In Waila Wai'a'
the lecture on The Fine Art OF
Living" by Judge ROLAND A. Russell
Saturday evening was one OF the best
thlnNs heard IN Weston In years. Peo-
pie no away from such n lecture better
men and women for having heard ".
The lecture 10 literary masterpiece
In structure, full Of beautiful word
picsures couched In exquisite English,
Judge Russell II a man OF strong per-
nonailty with deep musical voice that
Id IL n pleasure 20 hear. His evident
serlousneas OF purpose renders his dis
course doubly effective for good.
Bud Towery. the young son Of q. ".
Towery. formerly Of Weston, figured
IN a recent hunting accident near La
Grnnde. His small companion. Mon
roe Lester. dropped his Gnn while as
cendinR n cliff and the weapon wns
discharged, the load entering the Les
ter boys right arm and infilctins such
Ingiy Injuries that amputation may be
lnecenaary. After q strenuous run. Bud
lsucceeded In securing much needed as
alsiance for his unfortunate COM
panion. who was thereupon carried
home and rushed 10 a hospital.
East oreEonian; A peculiar phe-
nomenon Is reported by J. Il. Smith.
well known driiler who has just COM
plesed drilling a 720-foot well on the
Fanshier place. eight and half miles
southwest Of PendIeton. He states
THAT at times a heavy current OF air
lrunhes Up from subterranean depths
land that there IL enough force 10 u TO
blow a sack into the air. This phe-
Inomenon only occurs nj Intervals. A.
other tlmea the flow OF water is strong.
Every piano student should under
stand harmony IN order 90 properly
Ianaiyxe and Interpret musical cofnpo-
ailionn. an well a. 10 construct har-
lsnonious accompaniments for songs
land with solo instruments. You can
Iaequire this knowledge this winter nj
a very low cost. ms viii teach har-
lrnony In clanaes OF S:x or more at 2sc
per Lesson. Private one hour les
Isona. 7sc each. A. W. Lundeli. Mus.
Bach.
Masquerade suits--MrE G. &. An
Iderson OF walia walla win be at the
boarding house OF Mrs. A. A. Kees all
day tomorrow Saturday with a large
assortment OF suits and masks for the
masquerade ball Christmas night.
ITherc win be costumes 10 suit every
one. At very reasonable rental. and
Mrs. Anderson win be pleased 20 re-
ceive call from any and all who are
interested, tAdv.l
| A christina tree and exercises will
he given this evening ~ the United
i Rrethren church under ausrices oi
Ithe Sunday school, and the public Is
cordially invited 10 attend. The exef~
cis~s will include pleasing little can.
ltata entitled s'sianiA Claus Junior.
with appropriate sony ard dialogue by
the several classas. The leading role
viii he interpreted by Lewis Van
Winkle, ir.
Mrs. Il. I. o'FIarfa entertained the
ladies Guild and other lady friends
nj benefit social for the society NJ
lher home on Franklin street last FRI
; day afternoon. A very enjoyable time
was had with drive whist and other
arpsnmentx A delicious luncheon
was served oy .ns nss. ~. -. - ~
Mrs y n si''''i A's = 80
A,na,, James was delighted 20 re-
.a.va I y,s,t F,riaay ana saturday from
80. .,.narother Mrs q, Kneebone Of
M,,ramkse Nj wis,' ana hls mother. Mrs
va whito of Thornton. Calf. who
l...n.. aukmrtminaA AZ Mr. and Mrs
MeIs sau,a. -. ~ w.,~ .,,as,
lanes =. HsT no''N 80. ~ ...,,,s M
II was mas hifMt mtouuh "h s