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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-08-28
The East End" as Reflected
By Our Exchanges.
A TEACHERS INSTITUTE
To be Held in Milton, Com
mencing Tuesday.
WESTON LEADER

Last Sunday son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. j. N. York, at their home near
Weston.
VIM. Allen has fine field OF potatoes
on Wild Horse. His "spuds" are said
to be the best in the country this season.
We are glad to learn that Ira Hender-
son, who has been dangerously i'll from
typhoid fever, is much improved. His
recovery is said to be assured by good
nursing and careful diet.
Miss Ella Craigen has been engaged as
teacher for the school in district No. 80,
on Wild Horse mountain. Miss Craigen
was granted certificate at the recent
examination in Pendleton.
Miss Mabel Nelson and Miss Stella
Wells have completed their summer term
in the Parkes summer training school of
Chicago, and after visiting friends in
Ohio and Kansas for two or three weeks
will start for home.
At recent meeting OF the Weston pub
lie school board Miss Jennie Churchill OF
San Jose, California, was elected to a
position in our school. Miss Churchill
has excellent credentials for school work
and is endorsed by Miss Agnes Stowell
OF the Eastern Oregon State Normal
School.
The brickyard is now in operation
with force of six men, under II. b. Mel.
sons management. The Leader hopes
to see this industry grow to something
like its former proportions; and II there
is any building in nearby cities, there
will certainly be demand for Weeton's
famous brick.
Two hobos attempted TO hold up the
Weston station agent, Relief Agent Nc
Kenna, near the depot Tuesday night.
The bright moonlight reflection from q
six-shooter in the hands OF the doughty
railroad man, quickly made the would be
law.breakers yanish in the shadows.
They had tackled the wrong man.
The song Of the bob. white has been
heard lately in various places in the vi
cinity OF Weston, reminding old settlers
of the old days "in the states" when this
delicious game bird was often found on
the table and greatly esteemed for it's
edible qualities The quail is an invol-
untary exile to this coast and his pres
ence amongst us is. is no doubt, due to
the enterprise of Mrs G. DeGraw of this
place. About seven years ago Mrs. De
Graw was on visit to her old home in
Kansas; when she started on her return
to Oregon, one dozen quais were shipped
rs part OF her baggage. They had been
caught and Gagged for the journey and
eleven lived to get through aud we're
turned loose on the DeGraw farm three
miles south Of this place. 1t is to be
hoped that the bob-white will become
duly established here and that the pot
hunter will let him alone and give him q
chance to multiply.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-08-28
churning Done in One Minute.


have tried the Lightning Churn, you
recently described in your paper, and it
is certainly wonder. can churn in
less than one minute, and the butter is
elegant, and you get considerably more
butter than when you use common
churn. l took the agency for the churn
here and every butter maker that sees it
huys one. l have sold three dozen and
they give the best of satisfaction l know
can sell 100 in this township, as they
churn 30 quickly, make SO much more
butter than common churns and are 30
cheap. Some one in every township can
make two or three hundred dollars sell.
ing these churns. BY addressing ] +.
Casey Il Co., st. Louis. Mo-, you can get
circulars and full information 80 you can
make big money right at home. have
made $50 In the past two weeks and |
never sold anything before in my life.
A FARMER.
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Cough

and nothing seemed to do her any good.
I happened to read about Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla and had her give it trial. From the
very first dose she began to get better.
After taking few bottles she was COM
pletely cured and her health has been the
best ever SINCE" MRS. ADDIE PECK,
II Railroad Place, Amsterdam, N. Y.
"I will say that my mother has not
stated my case in as strong words as
would have done. Hoods Sarsaparilla
has truly cured me and am now well"
CORA PECK, Amsterdam, N. Y.
Be sure to get Hoods, because
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-08-28
SPECIFICATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS.

FRAME.-Improved Double Diamond What Double
that Cycleshe outline diamonds its makeup The
frames constructed ch cold rolled steel rods the toughest and
strongest metal for its weight known and the joined together
with steel and aluminium bronze fittings in such that it's
and duab V' Re @ @0 combination ingenuity in b.
cycle mechanismto build frame without joints and tubing
and tubes when they bucked repaired We guaran
tee Double Diamond Frame three You cannot
break it. Standard steering head wheel bas ball bearings
WHEEIS-28nch front and rear warranted one-pece wood
best quality wire spoes and brass nipples large barrel hubs
fitted with Arlington" hose pipe Morgan Wright quick repair
AXLE AND ball bearings through
out with 48 hardened steel balls Crank shaft bearings fitted with
ball which support other and
cannot possibly apart while in Are neat and the bear
bearings susceptible threaded crank ak
les continually cowdng working loose We this entire NUS
for adjustment Our invention perfect simplicity and must
seen to be The grock and chain are on the inside
men running double saved positive loose bearings
lar ball bearings less friction and lost notion hence greater speed
Then with the ontless crank feet ankles and trousers
ONE-PIECE CRANK.-our great achievement by its sPpi
cation we put two cranks two pedal axes two keys screws six nut
trouble bicycles from cranks working loose and pedal axes that
as from They @ loose 10 ma r. no" maoR
parts and entirely saved by our device which is but one piece
that when other canks break from accident oneec crank
es dop foay ssd tes esIo'1so
REACH.-shortest, % inches longest 81 inches,
GEAR.-64 or 70, as specified
FRONT FORKS-Indestrucible. Our fork simply
section barrel steel turned sze then bored and bent
forming perfect fork surpassed for strength and
beauty also giving support solid cold rolled fork rods that just
limit the amount of pngness required front fork and
which only be obtained by of forks and
HANDLE BARS-Reversible and adjustable marvel of sim
pcty readily adjusted position desired with best cork
handles buying bicycle always question
to whether dropped elevated handle bars wanted
kind you could have the other Our handle bar enables you
either will Will furnish Rams Horn handle bars preferred
SADDLESGliam, P. & F. Reading other rst-class make
PEDALs-Rat trap rubber; full bali bearing,
FINISH.-Al enameled with special enamel
rubbed down and baked giving handsome black glossy appearance
All bright heavily ncke plated these with the jet black
parts give handsome appearance which be excled
ACCESSORIES-Each "Maywood" Bicycle is furnished with
leather tool bag, containing pump wrench and patent oer
notwithstanding tires pedals saddles from 81 to 80 lbs
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BRYAN Club at Meacham

They say the woods in the vicinity OF
Macham are not only swarming with
grouse and huckleberries, bot that they
are also full of Bryan men. They are 30
enthusiastic that Bryan club is insisted
upon. In consequence Walter NJ. Pierce
of Pendleton, has consented to deliver a
speech and assist in the organization at
Meacham tomorrow night. The promo
ters of the club promise a big crowd.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-08-28
Mashed HIS Finrures.

Oscar @. Pierce, SON of Nathan Pierce,
met with an accident last Friday, which
nearly cost him hand. In some man.
ner his fingers became caught in the
cogwheels OF the thresher. 1t was at
first expected that the young man would
lose two or three of his fingers, but,
though badly msshed, Pendlston doctors
think they can save them,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-08-28
Mothers

AnM ,usIy watch declining health Of
their daughters. So many are cut off
by consumption in early years that
there is real cause for anxiety. In
the early stages, when not beyond
the reach of medicine, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla will restore the quality and
quantity of the blood and thus give
good health. Read the following letter:
"It is but just to write about my
daughter Cora, aged 10. She was COM
pletely run down, declining, had that tired
feeling, and friends said she would not
live over three months. She had bad
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There are some people who are never
positive in anything. 1t is always, Il
don t know" or 81 guess So" There is
a world Of such people, and it is refresh
ing sometimes TO hear person speak as
one having convictions, like Mr.. Chas.
F. Snyder, of Bangor, Pa, who wrote I;
II can heartily recommend Simmons
Liver Regulator to all who are troubled
with dyspepsia or Liver Complaint"
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went Ihrnurh His Hand.

J. H. Booth, a native Of Texas, was
last week, on application, admitted to the
county hospital. While hoisting straw
at a stack on the Elgin farm, near Pend
Teton, the cable broke and some Of the
wire went through the palm Of his right
hand. He is also suffering from an at
tack OF mumps,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-08-28
A PRICE THAT WILL REACH YOU.

Do not imagine because it not high priced high grade
We do not expensive hollow tubing bed belong Com
bnaton or Trust We patent royalties manufacture
the entire wheel ourselves and satisfied profit
oy expensive but depend the good
American people to appreciate good thing when they We
afford to make the price do expect sell MayWOOdS
to one Of any individual make sold We simply that the May
wood perfect Bicycle, containing originality genuine
points excellence than found all other machines together
The haywood has successfully passed through the experiment
tai stage During the three years have put 5000
Maywood placed in the hands of riders of all classes and widely
distributed through the country Expert riders and clumsy ders
heavy and light smooth roads and rough roads, have
given this wheel every conceivable test proving be the best wheel
earth for day wheel that be constantly used the
toughest roads without showing weakness and the
repairs Its construction simple its vital that the
possibility of breakage is reduced to minimum.
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Bicycle constructed material that sOd tough and wry
that simple construction easily taken together again
has few parts such wiy material that its will hold together
accident hollow material to be crushed by
c frame that possibly be broken frame simple that its
adjusting parts its connecting parts crank place
of dozen parts always ready give reliable and rapid transportation
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Wanted Idea ;: $Ss /: s. .'$s; lsIs;

Protect your ideas, they may bring you wealth.
Write JOHN WEDDERBURN a CO., Patent Attor.
neys washington, y, g for their 500 prise offer
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LODGE pIKECToRY

r 90. F. NO. 70, MEETS EVERY
i. Friday night. Visiting Odd Fellows
n good standing always welcome.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-08-28

ATHENA CA P, NO. III, Woodmen of the
World, meets lst and 3rd Wednesdays OF
each month. Visiting Choppers always well
come G. G. OsBURN, Clerk,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-12
erxS TO RcoRaAMxArlox.


Yakfna Investment Company Pref
tts Fron the Election.
San Francisco. Nov. ii-As one q the
results OF the Republican victory. tho Ia
kinaa Investment Company. OF Washing
ton, Is to be reorgani1sd- Pending the
election plans to that end had been per-
fected b. representative Of the Portland
creditors and the local law drm Of Gun
ntsou. Booth q Bartlett, counsel for tho
Safe Deposit & Trust Company. Of this
city. The agreement was also reached
that In the event Of the election Of Nc
KinIey Mr.. Booth should 60 to Boston to
ton Of that city. and he VIII accordingly
start for the East on Monday next.
The Yakima Investment Company was
conceived by Paul schulxe. who became its
president- 1t built the Sunnyside = Lat
eral canals and acquired from the North
ern Pacific railroad. Of which he was the
Western land agent, 5000 acres Of land.
the property At present being valued az
81. 5oe, go. Bonds were issued. for which
the California Safe Deposit & Trust Com
pany became . trustee. When Schuizes
defa!cations became known suit for FORE
closure was brought and Q receiver for
the property was appointed. scnulze COM
United suicide. since then the affairs OF
the company have been dragging on. and
for many months have been awaiting the
result Of the election Now Z vigorous
effort at Reorganization In to be made.
To accomplish It the consent OF the Eiec-
trio Corporation. OF Boston. Is necessary.
as II is one of the largest holders of stock
and receivers certificates of the Yakima
Investment Company. News Of the sue
cess Of the project is expected to be re-
ceived within the next three weeks by
press dispatches
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RiDiN. ron A LIFE.


rarEe. \. n, Nov. f.--The chaGres that
AyFon II. Neas wR} not hang en- next
Thursday grow brighter. Governor Allen
hss wired Judge McCennesf for me reason
Fer asking executive e}erueacy. The latter
teseETarlsss back '@I'as REASON reeaest
yoa ~ commute sha A~AFa sexsenee 81
ASren u. hrhI Is taat hss case - saroua-
ed ta mystery, and rs eonxictsoa is based
merely aa vifeaanss sa1ssl evidence which
aess net Tsrecfatie aH pssSs BE doubt
Immediately sn Tfs'<sps II ne foregoing
message tae gnSerwar N.rs~f rssixs Ne.
GonHesl 70 come a. oarss e Bismarck The
Judge wss A. Snes brooke. "a steele s,4,sa...v
and 81 tsses~aRs says 10 missed ssse Great
Northern train ~ Hope. bat started -
drive fstiS fal.fvs aenoss ass snsw covered
prairie. wstn the Temperature below zero
50 rsAch rse Hsasu ssne a. kAs Northern Pa
Ssae "a s,aae 20 rateA gaa utlaaEx7ss 2raln
50 bismarck Il - a T.to So save a .ssn.s
itse. aai II 10 reaches she eanstzs In tf,,a
10 ccnfsg SftA Governor AIra he 49,
tsaSe sill aTcfs&Ass - cNTananfsst. Shers~
Harms wtW csxe esssy<asnS IN readiness
fsr tae execution Thursday rnaralnr IN
Tess executive c{@f,sazey s. exercised xsss-
"a sae asaS fH@Aty.senr haars.
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have no bishops, the expression was con-
strued to be reflection on those orders.
IL 10 not known whether the sermon was
officially communicated TO Rome, but it
certainly reached there, and has been the
subject Of recent adverse comment In
Ctvstta Catholic. the organ of the Jesu.ts,
of which Rev. Father Brand is editor.
The paper. while unofficial as representing
the views of the vatican. has infiuence.
and at the time of Archbishop Ireland's
visit to Rome on the Faribauit school
question, this influence was directed
against the views he represented. From
the recent publicity at Rome given to
Archbishop Ireland's sermon it Is the
judgment Of those in position to under
stand the facts that this y the basis for
reports from Rome that Archbishop Ire
land viii be summoned there for removal
II Is believed that the pope's decision will
be adverse TO those seeking the archbist-
ops removal Further than this. there
has been nothing from Rome to indicate
the dispieasure OF the pope and others in
authority. The archbishop's advocacy of
Mckinley's election has not figured In the
matter.
ST. Paul. Nov. u-when Archbishop
Irelands attention was called today TO the
published rumor that his recent utter
ances were disapproved at Rome. and that
he would be removed from the seet OF ST.
faul, ne refused to dignity the rumor
by making a statement, laughing the
whole matter away. The archbishop,
however. gave q brief statement. to the
effect that the rumor was an absurdity.
unworthy OF any credence or notice.
Washington City. Nov. u.-When an
inquiry was made at the papal delegation
concerning report that Archbishop Ire
land had been summoned to Rome, and
would be removed from the see or st.
Paul, ii was stated that Archbishop Ire
land had not been asked to go To Rome UP
TO the present time. and that there was
no indication that he would be asked.
Further than this. the officials of the dele
gation would not discuss the report.
Baltimore. Nov. u.-Catholic dignitaries
In this city appear to place but little reli-
ance In the story that Archbishop Ire
land will be removed. but not from Car
dinai Gibbons down will they talk for
publication.
Rome. Nov. 1.-THE statement circulate
ed In the United States that the pope has
decided 10 remove Archbishop Ireland
from the diocese Of st. Paul is untrue,
But 1t is stated by those qualified to
..now that Archbishop Ireland has lost
the greater part OF the former considera-
ton In which he was held at the Vatican,
and that the course he pursued In the
election In the United States has increased
this cisfavSr.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-12
CHURCH BASKET BALL.
The First Game to BE Played Next
Monday Night

Basket ball at the Y. ~ c. A. nrorn,ses
70 be more interesting This winter rnan
last. The church league has been organ
ICED with the following teams: ST. Marks.
Methodist Episcopal. United Presbyterian
and Plymouth Congrega tionai
One series VIII be PLAYED before January
There are two teams less this season
than year ago, because the Preshvter-
fans and Bapt.sts d.d nor nave a sun
csent number OF men TO fiji out Their.
teams. The first game will be PLAYED nex.
Monday night between the United preshv
teraans and St. Marks. A year ago The
games were played Tuesday nights. b,,. II
was found. after the present seague had
been organized, that the advanced class
had the gymnasium if1st night. ana y was
thought better 20 take some other night
for the basket ball.
The game next Monday night VIII be
the first hot battle Of the season. The
United Preshyterssns have been cham
plons for three years ard are anxsoas "a
retain their prestige. 81. Marks has al
ways had a coed team. bus has no. bsen
aois TO get 20 the top, Tbs year she wiz
sIaaAe strong bid for championship hcn
ors under the csptasncy of c. Har,oxr
II 3. Philips and W. fiction are arnoup
The Payers. The United Prexh1eartan
team. eaptaiH~i nv Max Brashst. has hesr,
called the brothers team as II a. ~r.ss
up OK the Living brothers. Bruins, b-n,n-
ers and the Johnston brothers, enc rrsn
Beng a subs t.sute
arFaHssnsTIfx have been made so~ The
Use O. the y ~. &. A. gymnasium, eoo-
py the church basket RAJ! teams for a ha3f
noaf on certain nlghfs each week after
the regular eicz.ns time. This wfu give
fAe basket bali teams exclusive uxa af tha
gymnasium from s.4S 20 l0-ls cock srha
secretary Of TIE association granted IRIS
concession owing 20 the great lntereS. a.
ready manifested ia basket ban. In arsar
soaTsot conn.c7 certain Eiyhfs OF the week
VIZ he assigned 20 each team on ntyb.x
rot assigned &c any ~ the teams for nrae-
Tee the gymnasium VII he closed a, the
rSxoisr hour
Professor Green. physical snstrursor A.
tAe T. IL G. A, wiz umpire all of<rne
church series. and through MS urnnkinx
and Coaching sas players exnee. 20 e,s-n-
fS@ie the Foagnnsss that has character
.1ec the Pay 10 a great extent IN the mast
Professor Green Is familiar VISTA the ~arn.
IRON "A - a He Is q personal friend
o. the man wha originated the game and
LiAs followed closely The different changes
brought about by the universal desire 70
substitute ter r0a yhaess
sae-1 e<rs Or TIE association ard rzasfr
lazy friends vii he admitted a. xhs ers.
game uexs aicndsy evening.
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JAMES r. SOVEREIGN.

man Sovereign's report was read. IS was
the report of General Secretary and
Treasurer Hayes.
The secretary and treasurer's report
opens with a reference 10 what he terms
attacks Of the most vfiiatnous eharac-
ter on the general officers of the order
by reason OF the Just stand taken bv
them In refusing 20 follow a small ciiaue
OK men Familiarity known as the New
YORK triangle OF the Sociai:stic Labor
party, which has tried TO get control OF
the machinery or the Knights OF Labor
for the dissemination of their doctrines -
The so-ca!led triangle" according 10
Hayes. consists OF Daniel De Lion, Lu-
elan Sanyi and Ernest Rohn
Hayes recommends that organizers ha
entitled 10 a regular commission OF Is
per cent. os all business secured for the
order. aad half the regular initiation fexs
on ali individual cards be allowed the
organizer in lieu Of the commission.
The action Of the American Federation
OF Labor. directing all organizations af-
hiiStea with both the Knights OF Labor
ana with the Federation for trade r,ar-
poses 10 withdraw from the Knight. of
Labor. the report says. IL tn direct viola
ton OF the agreement entered into with
the general executive hoard hy the rem
resentatives Of the National Union. be-
fore the formation OF National Trade As
semhsy Nc. s.
Hayes recommends that the brewing in
cas1ry be thoroughly organfzed into m.
order by district assemblies. and that an
organizers be instructed not TO admit "a
membership any persons who have given
taesr nrSt allegiance 10 the National
Brewers Cnton.
statements OF receipts during one year
and three months. ending September n
iss, show total OF sss 80. or July
asSs, sseFe Was balance on hand Of
s. 80. The present cash balance a. sesx
Among the amendments progressed Is ons
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McMichael-Harrisen Nuptials.

philadelphia, Nov. 1.-THE wealth ana
fashion or Philadelphia were crowded into
st. Luke's Episcopal church today to wit
ness the wedding of Miss Ellen Nixon
Harrison. daughter OF Charles c. Harri-
son. and Campbell Emory McM.chael. Miss
Harrison is one OF the most popular girls
IN Philadelphia's exclusive set Mr. MeMi-
cnaei Is a son OF Clayton McMichael. and
IS associated with his father and brother
In the conduct of the North American.
The brides father Is provost of the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania, and he is one of
the weaithiest citizens Of Philadelphia. He
was member of the great sugar refining
firm OF Harrison, Havemeyer q Co. The
Whitaker, OF the diocese OF Eastern Penn
syIvana, Rev. Leverett Bradley. rector OF
St. Lukes church, and Rev. George KEEL
lon. rector OF Old st. David's church at
Radnor.