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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13

water affords an excellent place of au-
chorage for the vessels, as this is hav-
en- of protection from the cyclones
which are constantly sweeping the In
dian ocean at this time of the year.
This harbor, 1t is further stated, is
not within the French zone, and hence
the presence Of the vessels will subject
the French colonial authorities to no
inconvenience from possible breach Of
neutrality laws. The message goes on
to state that the feet will hardly attempt
to move from the present place OF an
chorage for some time at least. just
now the Indian ocean is place Of dan
ger from frequent and terrific cyclones
and it would be little short of foolhardi-
ness for the Russian vessels TO attempt
to weather such storm.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13
RUSSIANS EXPECT
A NAVAL FIGHT
Commander of the Baltic Fleet Looks
For Battle In Indian Ocean.

London, Jan. IL. The Port Louis,
Madagascar, correspondent Of the Daily
Mail wires that the commander of the
second division of the Baltic feet has
informed the commander Of the steam
ship Orus that he expected the feet
would be attacked by the Japanese in
the Indian ocean. He accordingly applied
to the captain for map of the harbor
of Diego Suarez, so as to have port to
which he might steam il haven became
necessary.
A telegram received in London today
from the island of Mauritius states that
the Russian Baltic feet, according to
the last reports received there, is still
off the island of st. Marie, which is sep
arated from the island OF Madagascar by
small, smooth body of water. This
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13
Shot By Angry Rancher

PendIetop, January 13. Refused
shelter on a bitter cold night,
driven from the premises at the point Of
shotgun, then shot in the leg for dis
turbing an enraged farmers peaceful
ful slumbers is the story told by Everett
Owen, who was brought to the city last
evening from Barnhart, and placed un-
der the care of the county authorities.
According to the wounded mans story
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13
Haines Wants a New Name.

The people of Haines have signed a
petition which will come before the
legislature asking that the name of the
town Of Haines be changed to Hot
Springs, owing to the fact that large
sanitarium will be erected there soon by
capitalists, near the springs, for the
sick, alleging that this name will be of
more advantage. to the town and CON-
munity. Haines is situated on the line
Of the o. r. & NJ, 80 miles east Of La
Grande.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13
Campbell -Ogle.

Yesterday at high noon at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
F. Ogle, Mr.. William Campbell and
Miss Susie Ogle were united in mar
riage by j. w. Jenkins, pastor of the
Christian church. The young couple
are well known in Athena, where many
friends wish them success in life. A
charivari made merry time for the Young
couple in the evening following the
wedding Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell after
visiting relatives 10 the country, will
leave for Sprague, Wash, where they
will reside.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13

he was treated worse than a dog, and
after he was shot by the infuriated
farmer, whose name he says is Thomp-
SOD, he was ordered off the premises and
to move quickly or he would receive an
other load of shot in his anatomy. In
addition to this treatment Owen was
forced to find shelter in a strawstack
where he remained all night, suffering
intensely from the gunshot wound and
the severe cold.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13

10 Care Constipation FoFeVer.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartie. i0c'or g5a
4 9. 9, 2. fail 70 cure, druggists refund monaN.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13
Favors a Whipping Post

es met in Joint session at o'clock. Hall
of the house was crowded when the
message was read and portions were re-
ceived with great applause, especially
the clause advocating the institution OF
whipping post for WIFE -beaters.
After the reading Of the governors
message both houses adjourned until
Monday.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13

Salem, Jan. IL. Both houses got
down to business today. The senate
passed bill authorizing the levy Of 5
mills in Clatsop county to construct a
courthouse.
In both houses we're numerous bills
introduced. The main business of the
day was the reading Of the governors
message. For this purpose the branch
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13
Wolverton Is Advanced.

Judge Charles E. Wolverton has be-
come chief justice of the supreme court,
by virtue of his term of service, he be-
ing the next retiring Judge. Justice F.
A. Moore became the junior Judge and
Justice Beam will become chief justice
two years hence.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1905-01-13
Bids w anted.

Sealed bids will be received at this Of
fee up to 2 o'clock p. M, Saturday,
January IA for the residence property Of
P. H. Tiedeman, IN Athena, Oregon.
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contests are TO be held each Saturday after
noon throughout the season, the club scoring
the most points at the end taking the cham
Montclair Athletic Club, which last year
finished in the rear. starts the race In tn the
wood Field Club. Kings County T. G. and
West Side T. c., are tied for second place
s Sn wh T9 ed cn ns dss
and New York Athletic Club follow, each
with one victory and two defeats. and the
Hamilton Grange Club is last. with no victories
At New Rochelle the visiting team from
the West Side Tennis Club took two matches
II G. had no dit,iculty in disposine Of H; B.
sass %os % hs the seas a
evenod up matters by winning from r. ID.
Belts by two sets to one. Belts made strong
the pace, In the doubles A, J shaw paired
with Belts and the home team, Clark and
Montgomery. failed to get set.
rh %s sac Task wss sGs + e. f. D.
est sSsnoy SHAGGY Y &C. Il f.
ssi !? = Do s! *: Shaw and H Belts Yves.
s sas 81 sw asss' f. ct and H. Mont
-. NJ; Banks. Alexander Torrance and
Field CLUB, met the New York 4. Y. team.
and +, ri. Caldwell. and although the New
Workers had the advantage, OF home. courts
II Was an even break In the singles. and il Me
mans. broke the tie by defeating the home
. ps, e Msll sa and Caldwell in straight
M.S5S NsM S Sas ~ s
Shepard Homans Engcwood Field Club. defeated
s.sdssl ana Ss'saa Mallory New SoTs c.
Atl4eth street and Convent avenue the new
occupied BY the yis,nf team from
The iSss Of set; Walter Han. who pIay, Il
perience won out.
,1ss,o Hni aa MoS1ss Ianse z acissed
Frank D. Hague; Montelar A:c;, defeated Walter
H Msn HsT; sre5Ss it, hnek and Arthur H.
iaad AND ' p. saiambicr. Hamilton Grange n G.
T. Z; and the KnickerboekeT Field Cub, met
9ss The se the Kss n pa Sd by
cessful in both the singles although the con-
tests went the full three sets. In the doubles
the home pair. Allen and Roberts. surprised
their friends by, defeating Anderson and
Kings County T. c. vs.. knckerbockcr F. c.
Mems singlesnr; e. Anderson. kings County
s-S. SO. %. Henry Mollcnhaucr. Kings County
T. G.. defeated Clark Maard. Knlckcrbocker +. c..
Mems Doubcs-w. G. Allen and Clark Ma,lard.
Knickcrbocker F. c.. defeated Henry Mollt nhauor
and +. G. Anderson. Kings County r. G., 80. Ga.
O-S.
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POLY PREP THE WINNER.
Secures Lons Island Interscholastic Cham.
pionship At Garden City.


The Long Island lnterscho elastic Athletic
League held It's twelfth annual track and
neid championships at the st. Paul's School
Held atGarden City yesterday, and the feature
OF the meet was the tussle for point honors
Ihree schools, Erasmus Hall. Boys High
and Poly Prep. had keen fight all the way.
victory finally resting with Poly Prep. with q
total Of 80 points. Boys High was second
with ~ points AMI Erasmus Hall third with
80 points.
Several thousand persons gathered to
watch the sport. and the contests proved SO
close and exciting that about half of these
broke In over the enclosure and stayed there
during the entire program.
Two records were euualel. In the pole
vault. where <. u. Crafts and ". p Roberts
tied at . feet 0 inches. the mark Is the same az
yards by Price in y rs seconds equals the
Jessup, ran fast race In the 100 yard handl-
cap. lie started from scratch and Just
faiiel to catch Meh the winner. whose time
was 10 seconds, SO That Jessup was travelling
close TO even time.
hign School; 4. hensnaw. Boys Algn stnoo. sec.
ond; Is; MoiIaL Erasmus Han High school. third:
H.! 4; McNu!.y. Erasmus Hall high School. ioui.n
;, 100 YARD Run. Junior-won by George McNyl,y.
s com htn s' fs 4 nSws s0ys
ash s ssnSO h5d E1ssmus Hall
TO Yard kun. HandIeaeICous sse0a 20 members
F. G Jess1p, scratch. second c. 6unninE. yards.
.:s5ss q sSi ssS;:isS:
school third: H. salmon. Erasmus Hail High School.
a.o Yard sy i Ms%Sy
Hall High School; G. T. Jones, Polytechnic Pre-:
Ryae scDosf second lsefnsrs
fourth: Time. 81 seconds.
s1S H Gls.S1s Ha hIf HisA
hs y sSI' Sess sSS
ss? ssEa & ss sS'ysfa sss h.'D'.
second; :: Hopkins. POy,eeSnie P!spsS.!oSy
s sesoo to"rh me .e ssss%' Hall hsA
Running High Jump.Won * F g. Crafts. Poly,
Ess rm ss
x HR 81 sesde s9S with
sc Pss v ,sa Rsss
inches: ii. Roge!s Erasmus Hail, and T. 3 Hu,ch,n..
inches.
Running Pred a,.S ju snscooI BY HY,shns
EIdsl1us 1di HlgH 'OHOOi WIN . jump OF ~ Tet
~ Inches: A. Henshaw. Boys High School. sec.
ond. with jump OF 10 feet inches c. Van Cleaf.
Jump Of 10 feet I inches; D. A. McCourt Boys
High School fourth with jump Of 10 feet inches.
Preparatory. School; O. Kerber. Erasmus Hail
High School, second H.. J. Hewlett, Polytechnic
Preparatory School. fourth. Time. minutes
IS second.
22n Yard Hurdle-Won by A. Starr, Boys High
School: A. Honshaw. Boys High School. second:
J. R: Schmeit.er Polytechnic Preparatory School.
fourth. Time, 70 as seconds
Putting IL Pound Shot-Won by H. J. Losee.
poiyt.ca n, prepaIatory school Win put OF
paratory School, second. with a put OF 81 feet 2
inches: J. s. Moorhead. Boys High School. third,
with put Of 81 feet inch: J. Rosenbereer. Boys
High School fourth. With put Of 80 feet ii inches.
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CRICKET.
Brooklyn Zinscri Reat Wanderers II
Mctr Opolitan League Series.

The cricketers Of New York had busy
day yesterday and may championship games
were played. The University Of Toronto
game was abandoned owing to the inability
of the Canadians to get team at short notice.
The chief local game. therefore. was the
one scheduled in the Metropolitan League
series, bet ween the Brooklyn Wanderers and
the Brooklyn Zingall. at Prospect Park,
which resulted ip victory for the Inter
team by hfty-one runs on the first inning.
The chief factor In the game was the good
all round play Of A. S. Durrant who cap
tured ! wckets for 81 runs and a!e top
score with an inning of ~. c. A. Worm hit
out for 20. while G. Macpherson played well
for ., for the losers. In their second effort
at the bat the Wanderers did better and three
men got into double figures. The totals
we're: Brooklyn Wanderers, 81 and 81 for
wickets: Brooklyn Zlneari. lo2,
The Kings County st, George played the
Kings County team at Prospect Park and de-
ieatcd them by 81 runs. chiefly owing to the
bowling of G. Barnes and n. Curtis, who cap
tured eight Wickets bstWeen them hem Ct low
S1ff H. We're the Chief seorers and Cur
lis in the second inning played well for e. not
out. Only one man reached double figures
tEr G ne GS"s oWied credtably and had an
analysis. OF 8 wickets for 80 The totals
wsrs brs Kr w.t eaHny n s. casny and
PARK and hie sur Td the West indian ID team
last years champions. by beating them in a
low scoring game by % runs. The bow lers
had all the advantage and several made
fine showing. F. Birch, who captured 0
wickets for II runs. and W. Wildsmith., who
got 8 for 6, really won the game. although the
West Indians had two good bowlers in =:
Alexander and A. F, Harding. who succeeded
in getting 1 wicksts, ~ runs, and for
s, respectively. The totals Essex County.
a.; West Ind aIs. 20.
Columbia Oval PLAYED the Thistles at Pros
pect Park and defeated them by 10 runs after
declaring their innings. II. A. Smith with 81
and i. n. Escobai with IS were the chief run
eetters for the winners, and 4. Richardson
for the Thlstles. 4 remarkable bowling REG
bowled four men out in successive balls
and finished with wickets to his credit for
20 runs.
Some big hitting was done IN the game be:
Park. and eight men scored in n the double
with 81 and r. Riddett with % were the top
scorers. and for Manhattan, J. McCiuffe
with Is and T. Citizens with ~ did the best
X. Riddett also bowled well and captured
wickets for az runs. The totals. lonkers.
I04 for ] wickets Manhattan ii %.
The Mount Vernon team and the Chadwick
team played at Greenville and the former
won by % runs. The excellent work OF q.
Stedman. who scored 90 for the winners.
and also captured z wickets for IS runs was
the chief event Totals Mount Vernon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
Haekett and Allen Win Manhattan Chal.
lenEe Dow

In brilliant contest of Ave sets, hard
fought from start to finish. Harold II. Hackett
and John A. Allen. the old Yale champions.
defeated Frederick B. Alexander and Ray
mond d. Little In the challenge round Of the
doubles in the New York Tennis Club open
haitian avenue The victory gives the win
pers temporary possession Of the Manhattan
challenge bowls. emblemato OF the double
championship Of Manhattan. won In its initial
year last June by Alexander and Little
These trophies must be won three times, not
necessarily In succession, before they are
finally awarded.
The match was the feature Of the day s
card and the gallery In attendance taxed the
seating capacity OF the club to the utmost.
Both teams were in fine form and the clever
shots and fast work elected frequent appl ause
II was by far the best tennis seen on local
courts this season. Allen and Hackett
played together with perfect harmony
Hackett was especially strong on backhand
strokes and frequently shot the ball ri ght
between his opponents. Both men put up
steady, careful game. which finally told
against the more erratlc work of their OPP
ponents.
At the start Alexander and Little took a
good lead. winning two straight sets on better
all round work. Alexander served with effect,
while Little net play scored repeatedly,
Harkett and Allen failed 10 get together and
lost two points on shots out of bounds. At
this stage 1t seemed like a sure win for the
title holders. but sharp rally gave the next
two sets to Hscke EFT and Allen. tying the score
On the play-on the struggle was close
Hackett and Allen being bit in the lead all
in ne final round Hackett and Allen easily
in straight sets, The honors in the women $
singles were taken, by Miss Anna. NJ Risen
home Sss ThS the anal 6Gm her
play was also continued in the handicap men s
singles. and Rosenbaum, Wyeh and Berkely
are now in the semi-finals
round. Halold H.. HaeEetl. and John A. Allen
% T. sssSs ssafss e. rs
''c cah;sllenss Rov,a Harold H. H.okeu and John
Friedrich f ). Alexander and Raymond .. Lille
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Wsrne! -fmts!o, ow:: ali S, by default:
is. defeated r. p. Fox. New York T. c.. halt So
- 81 81 n G.: /; WEe'h; D.. New YORK t q, oGc
owe half 80, 2-6. Go. 90.
Women's Sineles--Finsl round-Miss Anna NJ.
Risch. New York T G., defeated Miss Donnell. New
Mixed poubies-Firs, reund-Miss Ethel White
cos,er and'pim z. Roberts. New York T. C.. BY
default.
Play for the Metropolitan Tennis League
Championship was started yesterday after.
soea, With IL et The clubs shSsssd. except
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
PANHARD BEATS CHALLENGER
Fast Auto Boats Race In Columbia fsch'
Club REGATTA.

The fast auto boats Panhard II. and Cha'-
lehger raced over an eighteen knot course
on the Hudson River yesterday. and the ran
hard won II was the spring regatta OF tne
Columbia Yacht Club. and a fine AFTERNOON :
sport was witnessed by those who patronii.eu
the pretty clubhouse at the loot OF "es.
Eighty-slxth street. 1t was a gaia Gay
there. A big fleet OF yachts anchoreo near
the start and made the scene prettler py
dressing shin. Many parties arrived at the
house in automobiles.
The event OF the day was the meeting Oh
the Panhard and Challenger. Under the
Power Association rule. the Challenger mao
to allow the Panhard IL minutes 81 SECONDS
This she failed to do. only beating inc
Panhard II. by minutes SO seconds. the
Panhard thus winning the race by
minutes second. The boats haa 70 10
around triangle three times. The nrst
mark was of Fort Lee and the second on
Sixty-slxth street. The Panhard was sent
off IL minutes 81 seconds In the lead. taking
her allowance at the start. The Challenger
moved very fast and at once began 10 cut
down the lead. At the end OF the first rouno
the Challenger had gained minutes sec
onds. They were timed. Panhard H., 3as24:
Challenger. $685. IS: On the second rouho
the Challenger h ad cut the Panhard's ieao
down to minutes 81 seconds. the boats turn
Ing the mark as follows Panhard, @o7 u;
Challenger. lI4a3. On the third round the
Challenger gained minutes 20 seconds
The Panhard finished at 4:25i3 and the Chal-
lenser at 4 3Ol4. The Challenger made GOOD
showing In spite OF her defeat. She averaged
a mile in minutes 1877 seconds. which Is az
the rate Of 22.8 nautical miles an hour. The
Panhard averaged a mile In minutes sec
onds. which Is at the rate OF 1885 nautical
miles an hour
Another interesting event was In the class
In which the Colonia. Shooting Star and
Mercury met. These boats also went eighteen
miles. and the Colonia. which is owned oy
Commodore F. G. Bourne. won. The Colonia
being the smallest OF the trio got an allowance
Of Is minutes AZ seconds. while the Mercury.
the largest allowed 70 the shooting star
8 minutes "a seconds. The Shooting Star had
The Colona was ~ minutes second In the
lead at the end OF the first round. The Mer-
curry was second, 81 seconds ahead Of the
Shooting Star. On the second round the
Mercury gained 1 minute 81 seconds. and she
gained 2 minutes 81 seconds on the third
round, SO that the Colonia won without being
G, Piel's Argonaut won in the class for.
cabin boats, with the Beldame second. The
Beld anne had to allow 10 minutes "a seconds
to the Argonaut and was beaten by only l
minute So seconds.
The Queen Bess won again. this time from
course. c. r. Mableys Simplex won in the
next class with &. q. Gates 9 launch second.
The Reliance won In the small class.
The tables follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
Davidson Wins Southern Tennis Cham'
nionShip.

WARRINGTON. June s.-John G. Davidson
Of the Bachelors Tennis Club OF Washington.
TO day won the Southern championship for
the third time by defeating Harry F. Allen OF
the New York Lawn Tennis Club, e-s. 81,
10 "a Davidson was in much better
form Than His opponent and played far stead
Ter game, although Alien did brilliant work
at times and readily surpassed Davidson a.
the not.
owner OF the cup that has been won IN
past years by Gordon parkes Of New York.
York. r. x. brisooii 81 California. Raymond
p. Little Of New. York. Frank Geoghesan Of
Washington and Harry F; Allen Of New York.
champ ionship in women Is singles to-day by
defeating Miss Carrie p. Nesly q Chieaeo.
- Il " g Ga1ssrSSlk d
Colston OF the Catonsvil1e Country Club Of
Baltimore and Spencer Gordon OF Waseing-
men q doubles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
Pony Races and Bowwowl

Pony races and polo game are to be new
features Of the third annual summer bench
show of the Ladies' Kennel Association on
Thursday and Friday at the Fair Grounds.
Mineola. There are more than one thou
sand dogs entered In spite OF the fact that
In all but the variety classes the prizes are
ribbon q.
the same as those at the February show Of
the Westminster Kennel Club In the Madison
Square Garden. although there are several
dog show. for all breeds are represented,
from the ST. Bernard TO the tiniest toy. and
among the dogs to be shown are many cracks
and more pretentious exhibitions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-06-04
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Britt May Meet Attel in the East.

Jimmy Britt has. made all the necessary
arrangements for his trip East The crack
California lightweight has decided to leave
San Francisco within two weeks time. despite
the fact that he has signed articles to box
Eddie Hanlon. Britt has mapped out q
vigorous campaign In the East. Besides
appearing in three six round bouts at Phila-
delphia be has agreed to meet few good
One OF the men AIMED to face Britt here.
abouts IL Abe Attell II - Understood that
the two are TO box six rounds at Philadelphia
ring followers, for the pair ought to put up
one Of the most absorbing contests OF IL
Kind decided In these psgts IN yeays.