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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-15
PRZEGLAD
pOuTyn MIEDzYAAROD0WEl
Chicago IS marca.

Frzebywajacy W Toxic kapi-
tan marynarki niemieckiel, Won
Pustan, podaje szczego}y naste-
pujace stosunkach parliament
tarnych w Toxic:
Dziwny to narod ci Japonczy-
cy. Cd % lat maja juz parliament,
ktory nieraz do tego stoPnia
CLOS podnosil, re go slyszano az
w Europe, natomiast podczas
wojny, kiedy wediug naszych po-
jec najbardziej bylo go potrzeba,
rzadzono diva lata niemal bez
parlamentu. Sadzono "a granica,
re natychmiast po zawarciu po-
koju zastepcy ludu zareklamuJa
swe prawa, tymczasem ME bylo
tego. Dopiero po wrzesniowych
zaburzeniach ulicznych W Toxic,
ktoremi lud japonski dal wyraz
swojemu nowemu niezadowole-
niu warunkow pokoju, ktore
rad stIumil bardzo szybko j e.
nergicznie, sadzono, re sytua-
cya gabinetu stala sic trudna /
opozycya parlamentarna unie-
mozliwi mu dalsze istnienie.
l znowu pomylono sic grun-
townie. Polar, ktory istotnie
przybrai byi chwilowo grozre
rozniary, okazal sic ognienf slo-
mianym, ME pozostawiajacym
po sobie zaru. Giownych inicya-'
torow i przyw6dzcow rozru-
chow, n1iedzy mimi kilku profe-
sorrow uniwersytetu kilku po-
slow, Rad uwiezif wszystkich
niemal do dis dnia trzyma pod
kluczem, kazac i'm czekac ma
rozprawe sadowa, kt6ra W je-
sieni dopiero sic odbedzie. DIG
ki atakom prasy rezolucyom
kilku zgromadzen, ustapic mu-
siaf tylko minister spraw view
netrznych z powodu, ze policy
anci japohscy nieco "a energicz-
ME wypierali tlunly parku Hi
biga, gdzie DUO krwi popiyne-
10. Zreszta hd uspokoil sic ry-
chic, przyczynilo sic zas do te-
go zawarcie korzystnego trakta-
tn Korea przekonanie, re ma
wet po Bog vie jak d1ugiem
trwaniu wojnv Rosya wyna-
grodzenia wojennego sciagnae-
by cd niej ME byto MONA.
Niechec do gabinetu Kacury
trwaia dalej, lecz w kraju pano-
wal spok6j zupeiny, pomimo re
po ukonczeniu woiuy parla-
mentu ME zwoiywano. Latwo
przedstawie sobie, co dzia}oby
sic w kt6rerns europejskich
panstw konstytucyjnych, gdyby
po ukohczeniu wojny Rad W
ten spos6b postapii, a coz dopie-
70 w6wczas, gdyby tax, jak te-
raz W Japonii, uiozyi budzet,
siegajacy przeszlo dwu milionow
marek nietylko nadal zatrzy-
mai wszystkie podatki wojenne,
ale rubryke wydatk6w biezacych
zwiekszyl jeszcze W sposob o.
gromny.
Pisma jepohskie poddawasy
krytyce 6w projekt budzetu, ME
lyle jednak ze wzgledu ma tresc
jego, lie w celu wyrazenia vo-
tum nieufnosci gabinetowi.
Czionkowie parlamentu zebrali
sic prywatnie, W celu naradze-
MIA sic mad stanowiskieif, jake
i'm W obec rzadowego projektu
zajac nalezg.;..ap potsYdeFTizyy.lly deFTizyy sic /,
wsrod niehq noweo paFtye,taoA Akto-s :
rvch barwiesf ehzniezeger.na i
razie dowiedziec siea raepSdobAa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-15
Rok XVII.

H' = y
przeto powstrzymac. tramwaj !
szybko zakrecii korbe, ale NADIA
remnie: w skutek sniegu i lodu
pokrywajacego szyny ME udalo
mu sic to wagon popedzil dalej.
Eckstrom i czterej podrozni sto-
jacy ma przedniej platformie ze-
skoczyli, 'ratujac swe zycie.
Ujrzeli niebezpieczehstwo, w
jakiem znajdowai sic wagon
tramwajowy, mostowy Patrick
Cotter pomocnik jego, Patrick
Glenon, podobno Polak, wszel-
kich sill uzyli, azeby most skre-
.cic. Udalo i'm sic to tylko czescio-
wo, podsuneli prom pod mo-
stem przejezdzajacy ku przedzia-
lowi z utica. Wagon przerwaw-
sly lancuch spadi, zSniast do
rzeki w owen m!ejscu 22 stop
glebokiej, ma ow prom, znajduja-
cy sic IS stop pod powierychnie
ulicy w ten spo5ob, &c fiontowa
czesc jego przecnyiiia sic /; zdr i
zgotala, gruchoc?: czesciowo
takze budke Cottera, oparla sic
ma promie,a tylna Geese pozostala
ma ulicy Podr6zni posrod brze-
ku szyb tiuczonych popadali je-
den ma drugiegoi mocno sic po-
tlukli, a niektrzy grozhie pokale-
czyli. Wzieto sic jednak natych-
miast do ich ratowania wielu
z Mich ME podawszy nazwisk,
mogio w dalsza puscic sic droge,
podczas gdy kilkunastu musiano
porozwozic do ich mieszkan hub
do szpitali.
Cotter, ktory istotnie uratowal
podroznych cd utoniecia szyb-
kiem SVEN dzialaniem, spadi ma
podioge, gdy budka jego zostaia
czesciowo zburzona, ale ME po-
kaleczyl sic niebezpiecznie.
Niebezpiecznie bardzo uszko-
dzona zostaia 6Iletnia Elzbieta
Blum, 100 Potomac ave-, ktora
niedawno przebyia operacye
byla rekonwalescentka; ia moze
umrze. Do szpitala sw. Ezlbiety
musiano zawiesc 4ol'etnia Anne
Bernard i 16letniego Franka
Huntreisera, dose gloznie polka
leczonych. Do mieszkah poro-
wieziono lei pokaleczonych: 81
letnia Lottie Weinberg, pania
Grace Weinburg, wnuczke pani
Blum, Ewelin Blum; 5sletnia K.
Matieson, Piotra Pelp, Edw. An
dersona Martina Lynch.
ZnarI zecer, Polak.
We wtorek, I3 marca .wieczo-
rem, umari w swojem mieszka-
niu pm. 1777 Drake ave. Jozef
Nowicki. Urodzony W r. 1862 W
Trzemesznie, TAME wyuczyi sic
p6zniej zecerstwa. w r. 1885
przybyi do Ameryki i wkrotce
po swojem przybyciu otrzymai
zatrudnienie jako zecer w wyda-
wnictwie niemieckiej gazety
,,Freie Presse", gdzie tez z ma
lemi przerwami pracowal az do
ostatnich czasow. Powszechnie
go szanowali iprzelozeni i.towa-
rzysze piracy. Pozostawia wdows
16letniego syna rIletnia c6rke.
Walka ,,szpitalna".
Niejaki DIR. Theodor Sachs W
publicznym odczycie bsrdzo, O.
stro krytykowal superintendent
ia zakladow w Dunning, ,dra
Podstate, "a obchodzenit sic. z
pacyentami w zakiadzie dla SUI
chotnikow. Utrzymywai, ze pa
cyenci ci otrzymt,ja nedzne i ME
dostateczne pozywicnie i przyta-
czai przykiady. Cd owego1czasu
pare osob,ktore byly W szpitalu,
ale go opusciiy z powodu 'ziego
pozywienia, potwierdziio ae- os-
karzenia, podajac nowe szczego-
ly.
- 49, - 4rs 4
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-15
Kronika MiejscoWa.
Royal Arcanum".

Id w SNoJSli iilliShiu "
niu roznych innych czlonkow or
ganizacyi Royal Arcanum'
wniosl do sadu okregowego pro-
sbe, azeby tenze zakazai tel or
ganizacyi pobierac cd czlonkow
wyzsze nalezytosci, anizeli to
czyniono w latach poprzednich.
Do organizacyi tel nalezy takze
wielu Polakow, a zatem sprawa
to ich takze obchodzaca. Ma ro-
cznem zgromadzeniu w Atlantic
City w lecie z. r. postanowlono
znacznie podwyzszyc premie'
czyli nalezytosci assekuracyjne:
Szczeg6lniej ma TEN ucierpieli
czlonkowie LEGACY 4S i lat IVY
zej. Okofo $4,000 czionkow 20
stalo zmuszonych placic wieceJ,a-
nizeli zobowiazali sic Przy wste-
powamu. Culver w SVEN poda-
niu powiada, re pred 22 laty 20
stal czlonkiem organizacyi. Pod
owczas miaI lat 22. i p}acA m1e-
siecznie po $2,24. Stopniowo
podwyzszano te nalezytosci po-
powinienby on teraz piaclc
S3.o6 miesiecznie. zadaja cd ME
go jednakowoz $3.50. Jest to
naruszeniem statut6w organiza-
cyl kontraktu MIA zawartego
przy wstepowaniu przez czfon-
kow. Wielka loza ME ma prawa
dowolnie oznaczac nalezytoscl
TAX rozstrzygnal niedawno sad
apelacyjny stanu New York.
kt6ry zabronil wielkiej lozy ko-
lektowac cd czfonkow wiecej,niz
ulozono sic przy ich przyjmo-
waniu. Stowarzyszenie liczy
10000 czlonk6w, miedzy mimi
Jest 32 liczacych lat 80, rs licza-
cych lat82 81 liczacych lat 81, a
70 liczacych lat 7e:
Znikf bez wiesci.
Old poniedzialku znikf bez
wieSci DIR. M. F. Campbell, $40
N. ed ave., haywood, i iona je-
60 zwr6cila sic do policyi z pro-
sba, by zajeia sic jego szukanien.
Pani Campbell obawia sic, re
MAJ jej stall sic ofiara zbrodni.
Kiedy ostatni raz wychodzii z
domu, miaf przy sobie pierscie-
ME szpilki wartosci $500, zega-
rex kwartoSci $1oo oko}o $40
got6wki.
Pani Campbell, ktora ma lat
90, cd wrzesnia jest zona dra
Campbella, ma synka Sletnlego
z pierwszego mafzehstwa. Dziw-
ma jest rzecza, re ME vie dokia-
dnie, gdzie byio biuro jej mega i
ME ma, a nawet ME widziala nj
gdy jego bilet6w urzedowych.
Poznaia go przed rokiem ma far
mie swego ojca W poblizu Stock
ton, Ill. Ona sama miala mala
farme, pierwszy jej MAJ, kto-
ry umarf przed czterema laty,byi
ubezpieczony ma zycie ma $1,000.
lei drugi maz, dr.. Campbell, o.
powiadai jej, re ma swe biuro w
gmachu masohskim drem Will
lianem Smith, w zesz}ym tygo-
dniu powiedziai jej, re przenosi
swe biuro do gmachu Reliance,
gdzie bedzie w spoice z drem
Humphrey. w zadnym tych
tych budynkow jednakowoz DIR.
Campbella Mkt ME zna. Sprawa
to bardzo tajemnicza.
Wypadek tramwajowy".
Ma North ave. buduje sic obe-.
cnie nowy most wiodacy ponad
gornem ramieniem rzeki, a do
przejazdu siuzy tymczasowo z
boku urzadzony most pontono-
WY. Przejezdzajace tamtedy
tramwaje skrecaja po szynach
tymczasowo polozonych W box
i wjezdzaja ma ten most pontono-
wy.
Kiedy wczoraj popoiudniu po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-15

SSZSkuCyl, &c SkdZdllCS ZHOSih
straszne meki, zanim sic udush.
Ochita, Is marca. - General
Rennenkampf otrzymuje listy z
pogrozkami, poniewaz bez milo.
sierdzia karze Sniiercia rewolu-
cyonistow. Wydal przeto pro-
klamacye, re jezeli uczynionym
zostanie zamach ma zycie jego,
lub ktorego oficera jego sztabu,
kaze rozstrzelac w przeciagu go
dziny 600 wiezniow, siedzacych
W areszcie. Dotychczas stracono
rozkazu generala go rewolucyo-
nistow.
Algeciras, Is niarca. - Zacho-
dzi Ottawa, re delegaci rozjada
Sic, niczego ME zdziaiawszy. Me
posiadaja oni ami sadoWej, ami
wykonawczej wladzy. Me u
ehwalaja oni niczego, ma CO z 60
ry ME zgadzaja sic przedstawi-
ciele Niemiec Francyi, ponie-
waz obecnie Francya ME robi u
stepstw Niemcom, siedza W Al
geciras bezczynnie.
Panuje tutaj ogolne mniema-
ME, re stan rzeczy jest kryty-
czny. Jezeli Niemcy ME spuszcza
tonu ME okaza Sic sklonnymi
do rzeczywistych ustepstw, "a
niesie sic ma wojne.
.Budapeszt, Is marca. - Rad
dziala wielka energia, azeby
zniweczyc dziaialnost opozycyi.
Prezes ministrow Fejerwary "a
pytywaI sic Watykanu, czy ee-
sarz ma dotrzymac przysiegi z
r. 1867 w obec faktu, re Wegrzy
dzialaja wbrew konwencyi' Wa
tykan zwolni1 cesarza cd przysie-
gi. Obecnie zapowiedzial FeJer-
wary, re bedzie surowo karai O.
ficerow, odznaczajacych sic bra
klein subordynacyi.
Paryz, IS marca. - Odbyfa
sic pierwsza rada gabinetowa no.
wych ministr6w. Clcmenceau
przedaozyi depes2e, re pod Fou-
CERES Goo chlopow napadlo ma
wojsko, odbywajace manewry'
Sadzili, ze wojsko ma brac IL
dzial w bezczeszczeniu koscio-.
low. Zraniono kapitana, porucz-
nika 10 szeregowc6w, znusza-
lac wojsko do ucieczki. Poleeono
ministrowi Clemenceu wytoczyc
ctlopom process.
Berlin, IS marca. = Zapowie-
dziano 81 zebran ma rdziei1 Is
marca, rocznice wypadkowr
184S roku. SocyaliSci nawoluja
robotnik6w, azeby zbierali sic
tiumnie ma mityngi. Glowna de-
monstrancya socyalistow odbe-
die sic ma cmentarzu Friedrichs-
hahn, gdzie znajdlja sic groby
bochater6w, polegiych "a wolnosc
w rewolucyi marcowej. Policya
przedsiebierze srodki ostroznosci,
azeby utrzymac W przyszia ME
dziele wzgledny porzadek.
Belgrad, IS marca. = Krol
Piotr mianowal nowych minist-
row ktorym przewodzi prezes
Grunicz, dzierzacy teke sekreta-
RIA wojny. Krol ME powierzyl tel
text Ziokowiczowi, poniewaz ten
zastrzegl sobie prawo dawania
dymisyi oficerom, azeby wyklu-
czyc z arrnii serbskiej morder-
cow kr6la Aleksandra krolowej
Dragi.
Washington. IS marca. =
Przed komitetem prawnym
izby poslow stanal wczoraj pre-
zes Federacyi Piracy Gompers'
oraz A. Furuseth, przyw6dca ro-
botnikow. Potepiali ANTI Injun-
ction Bill "Garfilda, szefa biura
Korporacyj, kiedy i'm powie-
dziano, re ten bil zostal indorso-
wany przez Roosevelta, powie-
dzial Furuseth: Jezeh prezydent
rozumie znaczenie tego blu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-15

- Majatek rzymsko- katolickiego
Kosciota W 1Austryi wynosi 49, wedls
obliczeh centrslnej komisyt statysty.
cznej - s1s,s2spse K ~ s., az
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-03-15

- w Szczecinie aresztowano
oszusta i morderce Henninga z
Berlina, "a ktorego schwytanie
byia wyznaczona sowita nagro-
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
A BEAR FULL OF PRuNES
Bruin Makes Regular Visits 10 Noun
tain Rancher's Orchard.

A bear hunt is of such small con-
sequence, as matter of adventure to
the Press man, that such fimsy ex-
citement does not in the least appeal
to him, cut to those who are satisfied
with the entertainment of chase of
this nature, he will put them wise"
as to where they can get satisfaction.
Up in the Blue mountains, about IL
miles east of town, there is big black
bear full of prunes and honey. On
several occasions of late, the bear has
been seen in the Brucher neighbor-
hood, and only recently with dogs and
gun, Mr.. Brucher gave chase to bruin,
but the dogs having better hindsight
than fore, refused to close with the
monarch of the forest and tree him.
The size of this particular bear ranges
(from hearsay) in all kinds of proper
tions--from calf to year old
steer, and fat one at that. But the
bear is up there in that neighborhood,
all right.
OF late the animal has been making
regular visits to the prune orchard on
the Biggert ranch, and Mr.. Brucher,
who was in town Saturday. says the
condition in which some of the trees
are left,goes to show that prunes are a
favorite diet with the shaggy beast.
Another 'sign" of bre'r bear was
found at an old, deoayed log, in which
a swarm of bees had been storing
honey. The log had been demolished
and the honey extracted. All that re-
mained was few scraps of honey
comb and an angry swarm of lees.
The mountain folk are waiting for
some hunter with an unerring aim
and couple of good bear dogs.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
CONSOLIDATION OF SYSTEMS
Farmers on Rural Lines are Taking
Well With the Proposition.

The proposition to consolidate the
rural telephone lines entering Athena
with the long distance system of the
Pacific States company seems to be
taking we'll with the farmers and
others who are connected with the
rural service.
Fl. A. Barrett, who is one of the
prime movers favoring the consolida-
tion of the telephone systems, is meet
ing with fiattering success in securing
the signatures of rural patrons asking
for the change.
In all parts of the Northwest the
rural service is being combined with
that of the long distance company,
and wherever the service has been
merged and centralized, the most sat
isfactory results are said to be obtain
ed by ell interested. Helix is also in
terested in the proposed change. The
Helix Herald says:
THE manager for the Pacific States
Telephone Go. will be i'll Helix Tues
day evening and Wednesday morning
until train time, and would like to
meet all the people of this vicinity
who are interested in rural telephones.
He has business proposition to make
to them, both those who have instru-
ments and those who have not, that is
exceedingly liberal. 1t is the inten-
tion to Connect up everything in the
country, SO that persons living several
miles out in the farming district may
have the benefits Of the local exchang-
es as much as those that live within
the corporate limits of the town. At
the prices the telephone people are
now Offering such accommodations, no
one can afford to do without one in
the house,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
AND A WOMAN DID It
She Lights the Fire in the same Good
Old Way at Pilot Rock.

Mrs. Lillian Carnes, who assists
about the Oarnes Bros. store at Pilot
Rock, was left in full charge for a
few hours Wednesday afternoon, re-
ports the Record. The sudden change
in the temperature seemed to warrant
a'good, warm fire, and Mrs. Carnes
knew where the coal was; likewise the
coal oil tank and other necessary
things with which to start fire. A
few live ooais were iii the bottom of
the stove, but these were overlooked
when a bucket of coal was deftly
dumped into the big stove. Then a
pint of coal oil was likewise deftly
dumped onto the coal; and in the most
fastidious manner she applied light
ed match. There was an explosion,
the stove pipes tumbled to the floor
aud smoke and blaze enveloped the
room. Woman like, Mrs. csrnes ran
to the pump in front of the store,
with small tin cup in both hands,
which she quickly filled with water
and returned to the store fully determ-
ined TO extiDguish the blaze. Forum
ately on her return there was no fire
to fight. Help came to her rescue and
the stove pipes were placed in posi-
tion, but Mrs. Carnes has not yet fully
recovered from her fright.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
CLOSED ON SUNDAY
Athena Business Houses and
Saloons Voluntarily Close
MERCANTILE HOUSES ACT FIRST
Saloon Men Follow by Keeping Back
Doors Locked and Athena is
DRY" Town.

Without any action from the Law
and Order League, the temperance
workers or any other organization,
Athena has again passed iuto the lists
of closed towns. Sunday every store
and the saloons remained closed dur
ing the day.
The action started with the mercan-
tile houses, the owners of which be-
lieve in the fairness of giving their
employees day of rest each week,
now that the busy harvest season is
over and customers have ample time
in which to do their trading on week
days.
The saloon men, who during the
harvest season, opened the back doors
of their places of business on Sundays,
closing at p. M, also fell into line
and the saloons remained closed.
The move of closing their business
houses on Sundays is voluntary on the
part of the merchants and saloon men,
not being prompted in the least by
any step made by outside influence,
and appears to have been the result of
a desire to close on Sundays during
the slack business season.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
Body Of D. A, Reeder Moved
The Second Time
A uMATILLA COUNTY PIONEER
Buried at Helix Fourteen Years Ago
-Afterward Remains Were Ex-
humed and Inferred Here.

The remains of D. A. Reeder, a pio-
neer Of this county, who died four
teen years ago, were exhumed Thurs
day for the second time and moved to
a new place for burial.
Fourteen years ago when death
claimed the head of the hReeder
family, the remains were iAterre
in the cemetery at Helix. Several
years afterward the body was lifted
from the first grave and moved to the
family lot in the Athena cemetery.
The widow and family are now resi-
dents of Tacoma. Mrs. Reeder who is
old and has but few years before her,
expressed the wish that the body be
brought to Tacoma so that when she
was laid to her long rest she would be
placed beside her husband. Her
children needed the wish and Thurs
day, Undertaken Miller exhumed the
body, placed it in a hermetically
sealed casket, and yesterday it was
shipped to Tacoma.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
A JOLLY BACHELOR BANQUET
One Hundred Persons Enjoyed the
Hospitality Of the Boys.

The banquet given by the Athena
bachelors Saturday night was voted
an unqualified success by all who. at
tended. The big table, loaded with
good things to eat, at which so plates
were laid. was filed twice with hun
CRY people. It is estimated that 20
ladies and 70 gentlemen participated
in the banquet.
Everything the market afforded in
the way of edibles, was served to the
guests. The chefs for the occasion,
Clint Thomas and Dick Bush, with
able assistants, served two Toast pigs,
a dozen chickens and 80 pound beef
roast, with all necessary accessories
and embellishments of the culinary
art.
Guests were seated at the first table
promptly at 8 O'Clock. After the
tables had been cleared the second
time, the room was put in proper
shape and music and dancing was en-
joyed until IL o'clock. All present
had jolly, good time and the uDiver-
sal wish seems to be that the bach
elors will soon become hungry again
and give another banquet.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
Want Legislators to Come.

October has been designated for the
informal session of the Oregon legis-
lature at Pendleton. The proposal to
hold such a meeting there is being
fathered by the commercial associa-
tion and Umatilla and Morrow county
Legislators. The invitations to attend
the meeting are being sent out by five
members of the local delegation.
Governor Chamberlain has promised
to attend, while Governor Mead has
given a courteous invitation to the
legislative party to visit the jute mills
at Walla Walla. He says he will
be there to assist in receiving the Wis
itors. The meeting is called for the
purpose of laying the needs of this
county and Eastern Oregon before the
Legislators.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
Donald McDonald's Family Gather in
Re- Union at Walla Walla.

Fifty years as man and wife, with
children grown to useful man and
womanhood, enjoying good health,
peace aud plenty, Mr.. and Mrs. Donal d
Mcdonald, old Umatilla county pio-
neers, are resting content and happy
in the shade of life. Sunday, October
81, was the fiftieth anniversary of
their wedding and their children
gathered at the home in Walla Walla
in reunion, to celebrate the joyful
event. All of their children except
one, Mrs. Geo. Seeley, who is at San
Jose de Guatemala, were present.
The father aud mother were each
presented with beautiful gold watch,
gifts from their sous and daughters.
Donald Mcdonald was born in Rex
borough. Ontario, Oct. 10, 1881.
Ellen Kinnear was born at Cornwall,
Ontario, Dec. 10, 1886. Donald Nc
Donald and Miss Ellen Kinnear were
united in marriage at Cornwall, On
tario, Oct. 21, 1856. They came to
Oregon in 1876, settling east of
Athena where they resided until 1902,
when they moved to Walla Walla.
They have six children living and
eight grand children. Those present
at the golden wedding were: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Dudley and son Verne, of
Atheua; Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Woods,
of Weston; Mrs. Will M. Peterson
and son, of Athena; Mr.. and Mrs. V.
s. Mcdonald, Miss Mabel Mcdonald
aud Miss Luella Robey, of Walla
Walla.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
R0SENzWE|G FOR ASSESSOR
Former Athena Man Republican Can
didate in Franklin County.

Fred Rosenzweig, we'll known here,
where for years he was connected
with the mercantile business, has
taken to politics and is running for
office up in Franklin county. Washing
ton.
Mr.. Rosenzweig is the republican
candidate for county assessor, and it is
said stands sure chance OF being
elected to the office. The Eltopian,
published at Eltopia, has the follow
ing in its last issue:
One of our citizens who is interested
in seeing good men elected to county
Offices, recently wrote to Mr.. Cleo.
Buzan of Pendleton, Or, an old
friend of Mr.. Rosenzweig's, and re-
quested him to give his opinion of Mr..
Rosenzweig as a public officer. The
following reply was received:
''It is a pleasure for me to give the
record of such man as Fred Rosenz
weig. He is man every day in the
week and is the same every day. I
was county assessor of this county,
Umatilla, and Fred was one of my
field deputies for three years, and dur
ing that time never heard one single
complaint from his territory. The
work was done quicker and with less
expense than it was ever done before.
Now think il you people want good
man, you will never regret electing
Mr.. Rosenzweig county assessor.
Equal rights to all will be his motto
and I only regret that | canuot vote
for him on election day.
Yours truly,
GEO. BUZAN,
Pendleton, Ore.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-10-23
Milton Paragraphs.

Roy Rennick, public school boy,
on complaint of H. B. Pennock, prin-
cipal, was arraigned before Recorder
W. r. Craig aud plead guilty to a
charge of assault on Lloyd Yates. He
was fined IS and costs. Several days
ago the boys fought on the school
Fairgrounds.
The Ladies' Aid soceity of the
Methodist Episcopal church gave
waffle supper. which was we'll attend
ed. The proceeds will apply ON the
parsonage repair fund.