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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10

CAN DRIVE OVER RESERVE.
Senator Gearin Telegraphs that Cattle
Men May Now Use Roads.

Senator Gearin Telegraphs that Cattle
Men May Now Use Roads.
According to telegram received
by Colonel j. H. Raley from Senator
Gearin, cattle will now be allowed to
cross the Umatilla Indian reser-
walton, without being subject to
holdup by the Indians and the pay
ment of 81 per head toll, says the
Pendleton Tribune. He says that the
secretary of the interior has issued an
order which permits cattle to be driv-
en- across the reservation under guard
of the Indian police. They must be
kept in the main travelled road and
must not be permitted to loiter along
the road for grazing purposes under
the pretense of being driven across.
1t is to prevent the abuse of the privi-
lege in this way that the Indian police
will be sent along with each drove of
CATTLE
The interior department seems very
anxious to accommodate the stoc men
of this county, but many complaints
have been made in crossing the res
ervation.
The news contained in the message
referred to above, was hailed with
delight by the sheepmen as we'll as by
owners of cattle, as they believe that
this is the first step in the direction of
the privilege to take any and all kinds
of stock across the reservation. The
matter Of allowing cattle to cross the
lands of the Indians was taken up
with the government some time ago,
by Col. Raley on behalf of the cattle
men. Yesterday morning he wired
Senator Gearin and also the secretary
of the interior, If cattle might not be
driven across under the restrictions
named above. The prompt response
would seem to indicate that Senator
Gearin or Col. Raley have some in
fiGence with the department at
Washington.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10

for single. Crocker scored on Tenn
peny's single aud an error hy David
son. Buchet was caught at third,
and Kruger scored on Davidson's sec
ond error at short. This was all for
Walla Walla though she was iu the
game all the time.
w. Nordean scored for Athena in
the second. He hit safe aud scored
on Millard's single. Nothing was
doing for the Kids until their half of
the sixth when with two down, two
hits, wild throw and Tempeny's
error scored AL Nordean and Butler.
Athena's lineup appears to suit the
fans. Both the infield and outfield,
with practice, will be bulwarks of
strength. Eieuallen looks good at sec
ond base, and Millard at third is all
that has been claimed for him. The
Nordean boys are showing up well,
and Athena has pippin in Klietz.
Davidson was unfortunate with his
errors in both games. They came at
critical times when to make them
meant scores. He is heady player,
is in the game all the time, and with
practice should play bis position with
the best OF them. Danny Shea looks
as natural as an old shoe behind the
plate, and received the glad hand from
all when he appeared on the grounds
The tale of Sundays game by the
eoo,o,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10
THEY ARE WINNERS
YELLOW KIDS TAKE TWO
FROM BOOSTERS"
Butler and Osborn Were Invincible
and Both Games We're Close
and Exciting.
Well. they're off to the good.

well, Cuey TO OH CO JU6 BOOu.
Two games are on the safe side of
the baseball ledger and Yellow Kid
stock is above par throughout the
length and breadth of the Inland EN-
pire. The bunch shows up we'll.
With the arrival of Millard, Thurs
day, and Shea. Friday, the team was
made complete and they won two
games from Walla Walla's crack ag-
gregation with but little team prac-
tice to go with. A week of team work
will rub off the rough edges, and then
Manager Cartano will have a team
that will take care Of itself with the
swiftest in the northwest.
The Games.
In Saturdays game Ike Butler, the
Pacific Coast league veteran, was on
the rubber for the Kids. He was in
vincible, allowing but FIVE hits and
striking out 5 men. But twice was
he called upon to work hard, and in
both instances the batters melted
down before his puzzlers. Parks,
first man up laced out safe hit on
the first ball pitched. He went out
on second by a throwin by Krietz
from center, Crocker and Buchet
never reaching the initial bag. In
their half of the first the Kids start
ed things doing and before the cur
tain dropped Danny Shea had pegged
home with the first score of the sea-
son, and was followed over the pan
by AL Nordean. The two scores came
on hits by Krietz, Shea, Davidson and
w. Nordean and wild throw to third
by Knapp naWalla Walla's lone score
came in the second on safe hits by
Gregory and Blackburn and an error
at short. Nothing more was doing
after the fourth. when the Kids made
one more, Butler coming in on singles
by Lieuallen and Shea. The score
la.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10
NUMBER 10.

resting his feet upon narrow ledge
of the wall. He could not see the lad
ders that were being raised from be-
low and as the flames grew nearer and
nearer he made several more attempts
to crawl down to the window ledge.
The crowd seeing the tower ladder
raised aud Fireman Perkins start up
the wall. raised a shout that drowned
the noise of the fire.
Some one got megaphone and
shouted to Mr.. Richardson to hold to
The wall until help reached him. The
tower ladder only reached to the sixth
floor and from there up to the roof
where Mr.. Richardson was, Fireman
Perkins had to use the graphing lad
der, drawing one up on his back as he
climbed from ledge to ledge. There
was but frail support for the ladders
and the smoke made it impossible for
the rescuer and rescued to see each
other plainly. Just as a portion of
the west wall caved in Perkins reach
ed Richardson and assisted him down
the ladder.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10
Monthly Meeting Saturday.

The regular monthly me citing of the
Umatllla County Development Leag uc
will be held in Pendleton next Satur-
day night at which all the officers and
committees Of the league will be ex-
pected to report, says the East Oregon
ian. The league has issued $500 ex-
cellent descriptive folders concerning
Umatilla county and has employed H.
G. Willis, secretary Of the league, tn
distribute this literature and work in
the interest Of Umatilla county on the
tourist trains coming westward and
will have some interesting reports foi
the meeting.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10

Earned runs, Athena q; Walla
Walla Ia base hits, Nordean, Tenn
peny, Parks-Struckout, Butler 5;
Black kburn 2-Bases on balls, Butler
1; Blackburn 2--Double plays, Lieu
allen to Nordean Kruger to Tempeny
Sacrifice hits 5. Time, one hour
II minutes. Umpire, Willard.
Sunday Game.
The attendance at Sundays game
was large. Walla Walla run an ex-
cursion train and many came up from
Pendleton. The game was hard
fought from start to finish. Athena
fans had their interest in this game
centered in Osborn, a new twiIler
who came to tryout with the Yellow
Kids. He made good. At no time
did Walla Walla connect with him,
except in the sixth when Crocker,
Buchet and Tempeny each found him
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10
A Popular Candidate.

H. N. Cake, the leading candidate
for United States senator, is very
popular in Western Oregon. This is
evident from the following taken from
the Forest Grove Times of March
15tb
Hon. III. M. Cake, of Portland, is
we'll known and very popular in
Forest Grove. In connection with his
work as president of the Portland
Commercial Club, and as member of
the State Development League, he
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10

First base on balls off Osborn off
Gregory 3-Struck out by Osborn 10;
by Gregory by Rummel 2-Left on
bases, Athena z; Walla Walla 2;-Hit
by pitcher, Krietz, Lieuallen, Millard;
Sacrifice hit, Shea. Time one hour
and 40 minutes. Umpire Cartano.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10
Hoyt Gaining.

We learn from authentic sources
that Ralph. Hoyt, candidate for state
treasurer, is steadily gaining in
strength and popularity. The people
of the state Of Oregon realize the
great benefits that, will accrue Ito
their respective sections through the
policy Of Mr.. Hoyt which is: State
funds collected in county to remain
in circulation in that county.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10

has visited this city several times and
many of our leading citizens have be-
como very well acquainted with him.
He is an orator, an organizer, a dis
tinguished lawyer and genial
gentleman who makes friends wher
ever he meets his fellow citizens.
He will undoubtedly get large vote
here. -
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-04-10

$50 acres miles from Athena, one
mile from warehouse, 1870 acres wheat,
well improved. Half cash, years
time. Box 8, Helix, Ore.
The oasis., 1906-06-30

Mrs. F. B. Brown, from San Francisco, lady who has visited m Nogales heretofore, will arrive this evening and will remain some months. This morning Mrs. Bird went to Benson to meet the lady.
 Right Rev. Ignacio Valdespina. bishop of Hermosillo, passed through Nogales last Saturday. going to Durango, Mexico. He was accompanied as far as the line cities by Rev. Father Wenceslan Bautista, of Hermosillo, who spent the day in Nogales, q guest of Rev. Father Duyal.
 WANTED: Frsighters for haul from Cananea to Basaitequi, forty miles, price $25.00 per ton Mex ican Currency. Time required to make trip four days. Good roads and accomodations. Ad- dress ORC MANIMO MINING COMPANY, Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, Apartado 26. If.
 The foot bridge across the arr royo in front of the Arizona hotel was removed yesterday and will be put in place opposite the post office Fourteen times yesterday THE OASIS reporter walked half block up the arroyo and because of his inability to do the angel act was compelled to walk back and go to the lower bridge But there were others and their mntterings were of q nature to singe the feathers off wings if they had them.
The oasis., 1906-06-30

Mrs. Josephine Saxson visited Tombstone Monday and Tuesday, returning home on the latter named day.
 Mr. Ed. Mix, with the firm of Roy & Iiscomb, has been promoted to the position of assistant to Mr.. Bert Bristol, superintendent of the electric light plant.
 Sunday MT. J. II. McKibben Of Cincinnati, Ohio, who is president of he Coast Line Copper Co, oper- ating in the Altar district of Son. ora, was q visitor at Nogales.
 "Wednesday Mrs. w. c. Bowman and little daughters, Edna and Tillie, left for Childers, Texas, where they will spend month with Mr. Bowman's mother and sisters
 Yesterday morning Mr. Dan Donovan, formerly of the Gro Blanco mine, left for Nevada where he goes to accept a position with Mir. Patrick 0'Naill, who now has charge of q mine in the Bull Frog district of that state
 Mir. Henry Haas, Wells Fargo express messenger on the Sonora run, left Saturday for Kansas City, Mo-, on two months vacation. Mir. Emery Chalfant, who formerly guarded the treasure box on the same run, is holding down the pos ition during the absence of Mir. Haas.
The oasis., 1906-06-30
T
Saturday June 5o fgo6
Metslouotssious

Following are the market quota tions on metals for today Copper (E. Cathoael lsl-l9 cti
 perlb.
 Lead, per 100 lbs. 5.75-6O0 Silver, per oz., 654 cts. New York City, Exchange .0l Pesos. Bullion value 5 Mex. Dol. (local) 50-5l American Dollars l97 Mexico City Exchange 2.0l
The oasis., 1906-06-30

Mir. |. NJ. Raines was business visitor in the city Wednesday from Fl Pinto.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs. k. C. Elliott is slowly inn proving in health.
 Pupils taught piano, organ and vocal music. Pianos for sale. Mrs. Lulley
 Miss Eleanor Oman, recently Of San Francisco, has taken q case in TIE OAsTs office and k learning to set type.
 Early this week Miss Mable Fowler was very ill with German measles. The young lady is now convalescent.
 "The American Gentleman the finest and handsomest shoe for gentlemen's wear, at the Red House. Ramon Vasquez.
 II was reported in Nogales yes terday that the Mexican miners employed at the Alto mine in the Salero mountains, are on strike for an increase in wages.
 The railway company x grading for another sidetrack between the main line and the park. It is hoped that ii means removal of the track on the outside of the park. next to Morley avenue.
 Rev K. c. Elliott will conduct services at the American Methodist church tomorrow morning and night. An attractive musical program atnight. A cordial invi- tation is extended to all.
 Mir. Marshall P Wright came up from Hermosillo Thursday morning. He mas about recov- cred from the injury to his knee, sustained by a fall at Her. mosillo a couple of weeks ago, the injury not having resulted seri- ously, as was at first feared.
 Thursday morning Mir. Jake Kissinger. now of the Promontorio mine, had d narrow escape from serious injury. While driving on Morley avenue a passing freight train frightened the horses when near the Monte Carlo saloon, and the animals bolted, then turned suddenly, turning the vehicle com pletely over Mir. Kissinger es- capped with few bruises, and the carriage was somewhat damaged.
The oasis., 1906-06-30
NOCALES NOTES.

Mir. Harry Saxson was over from Lochiel Wednesday.
 Yesterday Mr. E. P. Grindell vas in the city from Tucson
 Monday Mir. Charles R. Watson came up from Minas Prietas
 While in Guaymas eat and drink at The Gambrinus, E. J. Ashley
 Yesterday General Manager Naugle of the Sonora railroad was in town.
 MT. Garland Coffey. deputy sheriff at Salero, was in town dur ing the last few days.
 This morning Mir. R. F. Mutt and family left for Los Angeles, where they expect to make their home.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. s. Donau of MOwry, have gone 70 California, having been in Tucson Wednes- day, cn route.
 1.-The American Lady z the most elegant and stylish shoe made. Sold only at the Red House. Ramon Vasquez.
 Wednesday evening Hon. NJ. II. McCord, collector of customs, fe- turned from a visit which included Phoenix, Florence, Tucson and Tombstone.
 This week Judge +. A. Hayes opened his law office in the Ali zona hotel building and is now ready to take part in any legal contests that may transpire
 Misses Anna and Nellie Casane- ga, students 1t the Tempe Normal school, have returned to Calabasas to spend the vacation with their parents, Mfr. and Mrs. Casanega.
 Mir. William Barnett came over from Cananea Sunday night for a short visit with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. w. J. B. Barnett. He returned to the big camp Wednes day.
 FoR SAIE:- The oldest and best located lumber yard in Bisbee. Will be sold because of the owners intention to leave the territory. Apply to J. H. Jack, Bisbee, Ari- zOna. It
 Tuesday morning Mr Peter Torres left for Tucson and will later go to San Francisco. Pete" is good, swift printer and one who can always be depended upon to hold up his end.
 The advertised sale of the stock of the California Fruit Company did not take place Monday, as was expected The sale was 10 have taken place on attachment pro- ceedings brought by the First National Bank, but was enioined on behalf of Los Angeles creditors, who desire the appointment of a receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

KING HERE

Colonel y r. Morrison, Of Fair
field Wash. the sugar beet king Of
Eastern Washington and the largest
grower ~ sugar beet seed IN the
United States. IA IN seattle fnf a
fsN daga on business connected With
his Alaska mining interests. Mr.
Morrison has founf The production
Of sugar beet Sod 20 profitable that
Tor several years pnsl he has heea
charging the scope - his
In that line. but Is stu
Unable tn keep pace With The de-
maud for bis product
This year I am putting Ia about
so acres ~ bsrss for seed alone.
BE said this morning 4 have found
a slruns nud ErnNina demand for
the nsed from aeariy every sugar
beet CROWNS section ~ The oaunlfY
and the production 81 the ssed IL
vufY profitable unfil began rails
Ing beet sssd most Of tha sugar bet
seed used In this country was i'm.
ported from tlrrmany aud France
Testn made BY the department Of
agriculture she's that we can pro
dues better seed in this state than
that usually Imported from Euro
pean countries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

DISCUSSED

County Surveyor Valentine. adj
dressing the King County Good
Roads association at the ehambsr
of commerce today, told what had
been done towards constructing tho
experimental pieto Of maoadam road
south " the city bids Tor which
viii be opened April IL
Councilman Mullen. chairman. ~
the streets COMMITTEES. assured the
club that the city Was ready 20 DO
tts share towards the clubs system
Of permanent highways radiating
from the city. Tho club appointed a
COMMITTEES 20 arrange Tor public
demonstration during the cnnatruc-
ton % the experimental highway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
MAKES
DOLLARS

NEW YORK. "A beautiful Italian
girl of IS. Francesca Augeloni. is
languiahing IN cell Of the United
states prison here today declared TO
be one Of the most skillfui counter
feiters In the country Il is alleged
by government secret service men
that since this girls llth year she
and her IA her have been engaged In
manufacturing and passing spurious
dollars So perfect has been the
work that many Of the bad coins
were passed through the treasury
depart meuf az Washington II Is
charged that the Angeluuis have
coined more than 10000 dollars
Giovanni Angelonl was an expert
iewoler when he came 10 this coun-
try 10 years ago. lie commanded
large salary. but money did not
come In To- him quickly enough.
Tie made 10 golden eagles five
years ago aud sent his daughter out
To pass them Merchants became
suspicious of girl with so much
golG. and she was arrested To save
her father the glrl said she had
made the coins herself Her youth
and beauty appealed 70. the court
and sentence was suspended.
when secret service men raided
the Italians home a few days ago
they found the father baking a dol
lar mold IN charcoal fire lie and
tho pfrI vsHfe nrrgeted
Chief Flynn. OF the service. said
that Angeloni and his daughter had
made the best imitation of the
American dollar of any he had ever
seen. They had never used the
same mold twice. and their coins
were $50 fine. whereas the govern
ment makes them 900 fine. With cop
nor alloy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
NEWSY ITEMS FROM GREEN LAKE

GREEN LAKE. March 3i.-Meu
are now NJ work eseayatlnE for the
new high school. which Is 10 be built
az Green Lake. The building IL 10
located On Inlerlake av, between
t5rd and eth ats Construction Of
the building will begin ia about 81
days
A grand concert viii be given az
kidd's hall 81 Green Lake. on April
2 by the Green Lake Chorus So
eiety.
Mrs A. n Kidd has just returned
home from California. where she has
been for hor health
Last Wednesday a new barber
shop opened at kirkwood place.
l.. T. Booth left for Brewster.
Wash last Wednesday to visit rel
uiives.
Mr. and Mrs A. jefferson have
lust moved into their new home on
55th St
Mrs. Stearns and Mrs Bodie are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
wemsu May Know.

The story ~ two mcu having en-
tered the restaurant with Yahoo Ia
based upon the statements RtVcuffo
the police by Jap Hannoio the Bon-
an who served the tsa. She declares
that the dead man was Ia company
with two others. whom she does pot
know and whom She desefihes cut
very vaguely The police arc tny
eiinrd 20 tha belief that she know, r
a great denl more than SHE ts Mil
ing to acknowledge
The box where the man uaH stab .
bed has been iampsrrd with. gpil
IDENTIFY 10 mlslead the police. One
large patch ~ plaster which btd
been covered with blood has been
found 90 be Hcraped entirely off
A general clean up Of all Jap
ancuc who cannot show that they
are making their living legitlmately'
has been started under orders from
Acting Chief willard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
LOST BIG CONTRACT
BY SMALL ERROR
INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT COMPANY ~
CENTS yARo-orsEa BOARD
WORKS

Because uf clerical error In max
Ing on, their bid IN which the bid
for the removal ~ earth wAA given
AZ so a square yard. instead u ~
cents a. Intended. the International
Contracting company thia morning
lost a $4,000 contract for iayinK
Nater mains en- Thackery place 10
the Grren taka district
The HpecifieafionH fnr the contract
required ths removal % approxi-
mafely 200 Yards ~ earth. the total
charge for which AZ ~ cents a yard
would have been So At the price
q so a square yard The cost footed
up TO g. 900. making the company'a
total bid $40 z9s e.. Instead = t24.-
ss2f5 Had it not been for The
clerical error. ths company would
have been the lowest bidder
Sell & Price Oct a.
AZ &c was. the lowest bidder waa
Bell A. Price. whose bid is estimated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
Not As Represented
By the Trust

In his work rs Chairman OF the
Committee OF Statistics Of the Ma
tional Association of Cooperative
Mutual Insurance Companies. T. J
Martin has produced much informa-
ton that IL both interesting and
valuable Tho figures show that
while the Stock Fire Insurance Com
panles Of the United states have q
cash surplus averaging only $500
for each $1,000 Of insurance la force.
the Mutunis have SAL Tho liahlli-
ties Of The Stock Companies amount
10 6s per cent uf their nssota-t those
Of the Mutuah 20 only "a per cent
Perhaps one of the most surprising
things to The general public Is the
fact that for the past twenty-five
years the percentage of failures have
been four times aa great among
stock Companies as among Mutuale
Mr. Martin o. Secretary and Man
aRrr Of the Northwestern Mutual
Fire Association Of this city the
leading mutual company OF the
N0Ithweat Investigate a. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
WORK To BEGIN
ON FINE HOUSE

Bids for building 90. 900 rest
dence aud barn ON the corner Of
Spring ana summit SITS, FOR J W
Goodwin viii be opened today The
first floor IL Ia he OF Tnino sand
stone. the second floor plnater. while
the roof viii be Spanish tile Every
modern convenience will be en-
bodied In the building II will be
one Of the finest homes ia the real
Dental district Of the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
SUBURBAN NOTES

DUNLAP. March ti-ucarse ne
Long aaa knocked uhcnusc ioua aud
severely bruised about the head and
shoulders - corning IN contact with
a trolley pole while leaning from
a rapidly moving freight car or The
cid Henfon line near here yesterday
afternoon. The ear was stopped.
backed up ana the Injured man
taken % his home. That h. was not
killed outright u = marvel
COLUMBIA. March 2i-J. g.
Reid. q calored man. the founder and
first editor ~ the Rainier Valley
Chronicle. H. la the Seattle city
jail serving to-day sentence for
coneealing mortFsEsd property. The
original charge against him vas
selling mortEaGed property
BRIGHTON. March ~ w Z
HaY aud 8. b. Watson are arranging
ta build gravity coal bunkefH At
brighton. They viii be located
just north - Graham av and VIII
be IN operation before fail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
SEARCH FOR
MURDERERS

The search Tor the murierers Of
chiytuich. Yokoo. the japanese who
vas stabbed 70 death b. country
men % the Oriental restaurant yea.
tsfday morning. . Htiil on. De
teciivsn HYfnes and Phillips have
arrested a. Nakayama. vito gives
his occupation a. a iabofef. aud ex-
press a belief that he - enc ~ the
two men who entered the restaurant
boz IN which the jap was killed
The movements % Nakayana
have been traced up 10 early IN the
evening preceding the murder. sna
he 81 known To have been IN come
pauy - the murdered mHn for q
time az least