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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
,Winfrel Sboiu''
9es SnianapoIis @dnnsrdorS.

Glle @orbsrsitungen fir bic bsuts
abeno fiattfinbenoe ,Winfrel Sbom"
oss Snbianapolis Wdnnsr9ors fnb
bssnoet; ole prOben finb abgebalten
lnb bic Witwirfenben isben NIT groben,
SelbItbertrauen Der IoritsQung ent.
gsgen. gti9t minber sroB finb bic
grwartungen Der Witalieoer, bod
ohrften oieitlbeu nod usit tbsrtroffsn
uerotn, ba bic Witwirtenoen felt Wo.
den nabesu nit nibts anbsrem bei9df.
tigt tuarsn. als nit 0orbereitunssn fti,
bic ySbop".
gu benz 9eitern ber0fentlidten pro.
sramm 1T ni4ts meter hinau3ufhgsn;
oie Wamen Der @Omitemitglieber fotuit
Der Sarifeler fnb @arantis bafhr, bab
ein gennbreider abenb bic geiu9er
srpartst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
0ermamta Yarf Seretn.

Sn Der gefern Nbeno In Der 6aQe
bes llnabbdngigen $urnbereins fatt.
gebabten General Deriammlung bss
@srmanic parf 0ereins murben
idmmtl!de geamts oes leBtsn Sahrss
fhr oas fommenoe Sabr uiebergetudblt.
Sieislben fnb: SriB Jrande, prdfs
bent; GriB @rOKart. WicesprdRoent;
8. 20. 9ospsr, Setretdr; Sol. Reler,
S&abmeifter; 5reo. Wad, gB. W.
Wsilano, 8. 2utbs, Wm. 2iemeier
unb albert 2iebsr, Srufses.
gs muree fsrner bei9loRsn. nod ber
gr6Hnung am nd&Ren sonnta9 ieben
anosren eonntag I'm @srmania pari
Elm @onasrt 5u usranfalten unb pieliei-
tieem Wunibe entfpre&enb i'm pari
einen Spielplab fur 2awn 8ennis an'
aule9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
Yoli5sili9es.

1nter bem 8srb a 9 I. sine
An3abI 3immsrmanns Wsrt3suse se.
fobIen 3u baben, tpurbe @bas. Mpers.
431 Of WaibingtoH Strabe uobn.
baft, bon ben Rabler'pOli3ifen NOr=
gan ano Amsben perbaftst.
gtferfu9t beranlabte 6rar
u. 6. SpalSing bic 6elen Wad NIT
elmer 6unospsitide ansugrsifen. Die
angsariHsns Hob bon Der Stem Serisp
uno @afbinstOn StraBe Biz CUR pOIi.
sei-Station, no bts Nnarsiferin einge.
fiedt puroe. um ibr 3eit 3u sebsn, If,
erhisies 4lat absuttihlen.
CHARLES e@tIbrep. "a
Sabre alt, 663 Of 81. etrabe. tpurb'
gsfern bon Dem geanlten &aoer eing:'
fperrt. neil sr obne grIaubniB elmer
&eoOlosr NIT fi9 fiibrte.
Siefdbtif9e Mmbulan3 wuro
gefern Mbenb nod Der Wirtbi9aft go
1125 Sf 10. StraBe 9erufen, tpi
Samss 2ittpeiIer bonn SduferwabnRnr
ergrifen mar nnb es fur ben Wirtl
unb einige @dRs redt lingemhtblid
ma9te. Or. pooI lieb ibn in's ftdbti
ide SOspital i9affen.
Charles 9abenport Al
Sabre alt, 81 Of Wi8isan strabe
tpurbs eeRern bon ben 8amtsn @ineipie
RurB unb Ou9an binter e&lob uni
Riegel sebra9t. 9abenpOrt, wsl9s
megen @roboisbhabI nit elmer @efdns
nibifrafe In Mi&igan @itp beifraf
porben mar, mar auf paroIe entIaRei
tuorben. @sifsrn mibbrau&te er bal
ibm gei6snite 0srtrauen lporauf e
uieoer oinefeit eema@t murbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

Die Negerin Waa9ie 0obges,
20 Sabre oft, 52l Gciota Strabe sog
ssIisrn in sinsm Wortifrsit einen Re.
bolber auf lire Sanie Gina Williams
ION unb fdob 4 Nal obne ,oieislbs
iebo9 ,u treFen. 9ura oas S9itben
wuroe Der Beamte 6anlon berbeigeIott
uno nabm bic 6arbise in 6aft.
Ureb. Io g bate ems iiber ben
Durit aet-unfsn unb erreats oabur4.
baB sr bis a4iidbriss gmerp plamber.
sine gsrtpanbts bon ibn, auf ber
etraBe herumaog, elm 6HentIiass Msr.
gsrnib. Die &abler Wullin unb Duh
bs-bafteten ibn.
Die Neeerin Sarab Nlen.
81 Sabre oft, 655 Wusfingam Str,
purbe sefern bon ben 3aolern Mor-
gan unb Mmsoen unter benz Deroa9t
oes Rleinbiebffabls binter bas eiierns
Sitter sebra9t. Die Garbise lou BEN
Wirib George 6arris Csc aus be,
Rafie snttuenbet baben.
Jrau 0uoblefon, 233f
Isabella Strabe uobnbaft. fuhr 9eferr
Mbenb nit ibrsm 2uti@wagsn an bel
Slinois, 3mil8en Der ct. Clair uni
pratt Str. gsssn sinsn 5aufen 8au'
material. Der Wasen fiel I'm uni
Grau 6abOIefon srs f19 sine i&mers
| ftafts Dsrlebuns am Gub ju. Ut
benz BaumateriaI mar ietne 2atern
! angsbra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
Gan Jrantisto 6alfsfoao.

0pn Sames 9. pbelan, benz 0Or-
fiBenoen oes San Graneiseo 9hlfs.
@pmitss. traf sin S9reiten an Wapor
8ootwaltsr elm, In psI9sm eriu9t
pirb, 10 balb als tbunlid eine Nuf-
fielung tber ale folsttirten unb abgs.
ianoten 9elosr an bas StiIfs=@omite
sinauisnbsn. Serr pbelan ertlart, baB
bic Snformationen tiber berartige 8el-
Der bon allen Ssiten 10 unssmib esbal'
ten waren uno 10 unregslmdbis sins
liefen, baB bas @omite ni9t tpeib, pie
bisI eigentIi8 CUR gsrfagung ftano obsr
ftsbt unb ben betrsfenosn ginienbern
aus bsmislben @runbe bie gsianotsn
gsitrdse ni9t OronunssmdBis treoitirt
meroen fennten.
Stabt. .@ontrolIsur Breunia srfldrt,
OaB sr big isbt s35, $780, 80 FIR ben
San Grancisco 6dlfsfonb erhaltsn bat.
Bon oieisr Summe tpurben 500, 500
oirett unb $13. 500 bur9 bic &otbe
9reu8.SeieQiduft on bas Shlfs.Gomits
abgeianbt; 81. .23939 fino nod in
Sdnbsn bss Stabt- -gontrolleurs unb
tuerben abseianbt trerben, iobalo Wapor
goOtwalter bon ieinsr &siis 3urhd.
tommt. AuBer ben borgsnanntsn Be-
trdssn finb bon ben 6fsntli9sn S9us
len, 2ogen uno 8ereinen nam6afte ge'
fridge birett an bas Shlfs.@omite ss.
ianot, wsl9e bic 8eiammtiumme Der
in Snoianapolis b.i9efeuerten 8etrdee
auf ungsfdbr $65, 900 brinssn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
Strafbares Sam3bersnassn.

Stint iunss 2sute. idmmtli9 3wis
i9en 18 unb 81 Sabren oft. uuroen
bon &i9tsr Stubs bonn Susenbgss
tidi eefern ben @robseidmorsnen hber.
uieIen, neil fis fid nit Mdo6en unter
18 Sabrsn in einem 8ansIOial on Der
Shoisite aufgsbaIten batten. Bier Der
anSstlagten muroen gsgsn Steaung
BON ie 5000 8arei4aft freiselaRsn;
Der fHnfte mubte 5000 ghrsiAaft iteI'
len, ba brsi Mntlagen segen i'm bOrlie.
aen. Bon ben bier Wdo&en wurbs
eiae 3ur Snbufrie.G 9eianSt, eins
sweite muBte i'm fdbtii9en 6ospital
aufaenommen tperoen, bic brittle murbs
TN .0oms for Grisblab WOmen" asf-
oenommen unb bic bierte tpurbe bor'
Idufig tn Der Obhut ibrer Wutter se.
laHen.
Die iungsn 2suis iOwobl als aud
bic Mdb&en ssfanbsn ofen au, baB HI
offers bas Sau3lotal bon 5. 2awrenet
am Jountain Square befu&ten uni
baB fe fi1 babel bur4aus ni4ts arges
geba9t babsn. Sas @eies ma&t bie'
fen geiu9 bss Sanaiaals In @emein'
iaaft bon 10 iunsen Wdb&sn fur BIZ
iunsen Mdnnsr sii einsm inwsren ger'
bre9en unb wsrben He fi4, wenn bi'
gef9mOrensn He ipdterbin f&ulbis Be-
finben iolsn, uuf eine tarte Strafe &C.
fast MAIDEN mhifen. Die Namen be,
iunasn 2eiite fnb:
Mbolph eteub. @orbon 2opbon.
erincoa 6enbsricn. garl @arbner uni
SoIspb Wa&teI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

Der i'm Rinsrfbe parf bef1dfti9te
Waler 3. u. gliott bergniigte fit
aeffern abeno ungsfdbr um 9 ubr aui
BEN @6itbe Ripsr In oer'gfdhe bon
Broab Ripple nit ieinsm Stubenge.
noFen Oscar StOustp In einem Boots
nls onhsIbs plbsli4 umi8lus. gsios
SniaRen Fel,n in's @aRsr. ecopsir
eelonq ss. fib an benz Boot feifsu6al'
ten uno idlisBli9 bas llfer gu gswin'
men pd6reno gliott berianf.
Der grtrunfe mar ungefdbr 2t
Sabre oft unb mDhnte go. 308 Sort
Tetu Ssrisp Str. Seine Terwanotsr
iollen in 3ofomo uohnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
,,9te grnme 0nne+s

Mit beutiser Summer besinnt
in unieren Spalten auf Seite 5
Der b0dit ipannenSe IOman vOie
9raue Safe" bon Sora Ounfer.
Sie @erfaiierin 1T ais feline tref<
fenbe @barafter;eidnerin befannt.
Ser san;e Stufbau bes Stomans
bietet bes Snterefanten 10 biel, bab
uniere 9eier benieIben iider nit
srOber slntbeiInabme berfoI9en
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
5urner=Yarf GrSHnuns.

Der Srrner parf Derein beIdlob
seitern Nbsnb, ieinen parf nit sinem
Walbfeif su srOfnen. Die bsri4ieoes
men @omites tparoen ernannt um bas
5eit su einem 9roBen grfols 3u MAIDEN.
auber 6On3ert. uno 8an3muRt feben
gslufiigungen FIR Sung unb Ilt auf
oem programm. Sas f6rperlide
Surnsgomite uiro baffr ieben, bab
fsiner Der iiingeren 9eneration obne
preis na9 Sauie gebi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
Oefsutli9es Surnem Der S9ml=
ftnoer.

Im Samifag. ben 2. Stunt, finbst
bas 6fentlide 8urnen Der S@hler Der
Oberen alafen Der 8olfsi&ulen unter
Der 9situng bss SurnIsbrers @iniam
u. Stsber auf benz 8afebaq-S Spiel
plabs ffatt. Die rlsbunssn nsbmsn
Ta9mittags 2 llbr Is Uiinuten ibrsn
Mnfang.
Sas prOsramm bsffsbt aus WaRsns
llebun9en, ginasl Wettturnsn unb
2lafens Wettturnsn; prsiie Fnb flr
bic beiten 2eifuusen ausssisbt.
Sis prsisri9tsr fur bic bsrfdiebenen
Ibtbeilungen finb: 8. 6. @utbsr,
Wiaiam 9atfislo, gbpart Wspsr. Otto
Tsu9t. l5. S8dfer, Carl 6. Sputb.
Wlar gmmeri6, Otis 2ieber ST., aarl
pinbel, Sermann 9Ientf@p, Curt Sol,
Gmil BOB, grnit e6uftsr. 5arrp Wsr.
nsr. ,Suisp6 Wad unb grnft 8IOb.
Ser muitaliide Sbeil bss pro.
aranlms mirb bon Der Ameriean Wili.
tarp Banb ausgefiibrt.
Yas gintrittsgelb betrdgt far ni&l
am Suruen betbeiligte 2inbsr Is @is.
unb ftir grtpa9Iene 25 Gents. usld'
geirdss 3ur Ginridtung bon Spiel
reIpsctibs $urnpldBen BET ben 6fsnt'
li6en Sdulen gsrueuouns finosr
ioQen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

- 9te 9r6bte ttttD pal:
fenoFeNnStpabI bon g@mttt.
bIttaets tttto 9Iitanemt ttA6tW
tut aIle tremSt9em umo trass'
xt9tss Gret9mtKe. &0tr Rmo
teoet5ett 8ertt terett bet oef
AuStpabI tebAIHt@ 81 tetn.
Sertextttawn 0xpS. 60.
241 &at5. Ate. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

Der Wtrtb 9p. s. Simpfon
bon No. 14l7 Norb @ef.Strabe tpurbe
msgsn 0ertaufes bon Spirituoien az,
lebten Sonntag perbaftet, ge9en SteIs
lung bon Bfrei&aft iebo& Biz sir
0erbanOlung bss GaQes auf freiem
Gube belahen.
Ghnf 3meirdber tpurben
gefern Der poli3ei aIs 9sfoblen ange'
melbet. Der Neger Robert Bottom
uurbs nit einem osrislbsn eruii&t unb
eingeifedf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

- SdbrItd3eS g@mlteF Oct
Sexs Seiat 0etaetnoe @otss
tag, ben A. Smnt, tn Ser:
tataMta Nart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

3efanmtttta6t,ttg.
9te Gr6Tnuttg oeS Scr:
tttanta Vart finpet ant md6'
ten gDnmtag, oen B. Snat,
Nad)mttta9S ftatt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
Mns ben @ert9ten.
Yoli3e:s

Die @irtbs Sbomas 'Malia, 1749
Nortbmefern Nbe., Scott Waugbtsl,
1451 HsiIsnsr Ctr. u. 9pman gobsn,
2ibertp uno Waibinston StraBe, tuur.
ben tuegen llsbertretun9 bss M9oIion'
@eieBes am Iebten Sonntag our Cab
lung elmer @eloffrafe bon $40 nebIf
Soften befraft. @obsn iit Der Sn=
baber Der Wirtbi4aft in groun's epi-
rituoien.9 n.9unolung. mo am SOnntae
elm Grauen3immer bon 3uei Nessrn
our6 WeRsrifi9e berIebt purbe. Mls
bic poli3ei bort anfam, waren bie Weger
beriawunben; nur @oben mar binter
Der Bar" uno ging ieinem 8sfdafte
ME on Wo9entagen na9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01
SdeibunssfIageit.

Slante y. &breltela bertlagte ibrer
Soften Nlba Sbreltela auf S9sibuns.
Die gbe tpurbe am %. 3uli 1899 gs.
i&IoKen unb bie gbsIeuie Iebtsn Biz
gum q. Wdrs 1906 3uiammen. Der
gbs sntfproRen msbrsre 2inbsr. Der
8runb Der 2lage 1T grauiame 8ebanb.
lung. sic forosrt bic Obbut Der aIn'
Der, IS bts Wo9e fur ben unterbali
bsrielben unb $50 gsri9tstoffsn.
Ssnnie u. Rubls frsngts gegen ibrsn
@atten Mlbert 6. 3uble eine 9lage aui
S9sioung an. Sic berbsiratbeten fi9
am 25. Mu9uit 1900 unb Isbten biz
gum %. Wdrs 1903 suiammsn.
@rauiame 8sbanbluns III Der @runb
Der 9laae. sic tphni9t, ihrsn Mldb.
9ennamen pisosr fabren 3u burfen.
Sames 6. Sanbsrs bsrflaste feline
Satin @briftina 8. Sanders aui
s9sihung. Der @bebunb tpurbe am
5. Sum- 1900 eingeqan9en uno lebten
Die 8erbsiratbeten big gum z. Wonem.
Der 1904 suiammsn. Der 2lase'
grunb ift sraufame Bebanblung.
gelIie U. Wc@ool reidte gegen ihrer
@attsn 2eslie 8. We@ooI cine 2lag'
auf S9sibuns Elm. Die gbe wurb'
am 26. Suli 1893 gei9lOFeu unb bi,
gerebsIiGten lebten Biz gum 26. Sep
tember 1893 NIT chamber. Der gbI
| iit Elm 2inb entiproiien. Sic foroer
bic Obbut iiber bafelbe unb $500
llntsrhaltstofen. iouie $1,000 MIi
mente. g6spillisss gerla1sn iit be,
@runb Der 2lage.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-06-01

NusFislsr finbet Elm nahes Srab.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
MARKET VALUE BASIS.
Washington State Assessors Pledge for
Higher Valuations.

Washington State Assessors Pledge for
Higher Valuations.
An Olympia special to the Walla
Walla Union says it is estimated that
$15, 900, 900 was added to the assess
ment rolls of the state for the year
1905 today by the action of the county
assessors assembly in convention in
that city.
The assessors pledged themselves to
assess all property in their respective
counties not less than so per cent of
the market value.
1t was also agreed to raise the rail-
road assessments from the old rate of
about $5, $50 per mile to about $l0,-
900 per mile as basis, according to
the different classes of roads. The
assessment of the 0. r. & N. Co. was
placed at $40, 500 per mile, and all
the other roads III proportion.
The tax agents of all the railroads
have been present since Sunday, and
were given a chance to be heard. j.
H. Morrow, representing the 0. R. &
NJ, objected 70 the proposed assess
ment of that road, and gave notice he
would fight it in the courts if be
found that any other property in the
state was not assessed on the same
basis. All the railroad representa-
tives took occasion to thank the
assessors and the state board Of tax
commissioners for the courtesy ex-
tended in inviting them to be present.
Bank stock, pursuant to the agree
ment between the assessors, will be
assessed on its market value, and
timber land will be assessed accord
ing to a plan intended to just double
the valutions of the past.
Assessor Bergman of Walla Walla
county arrived, and was member of
the committee that reported the rec
concentrations for a raise in railroad
valuations.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
CONvICTS WILL LIVE.

Report From Walla Walla Says Two
Men will Live to Serve Sentences.
The condition of the two convicts
shot Monday afternoon at the Walla
Walla penitentianry by Guard Hussey
has improved and McOann, whose
throat was cut from ear to ear, will
recover, although it was thought for
a time he would die.
Convicts Thomas Winters, from
Yakima county, serving nine years
for grand larceny, and one McCann,
serving two years for burglary from
King county, fought over an old
grudge. They were separated, when
MoCann grabbed sledgehammer and
renewed the attack. The enraged
convicts ignored orders from Guard
Hussey to desist, when they were fred
upon by the guard. Two shots were
fired, one taking effect in Winters leg
below the knee, which will result in
the loss of the limb
McCann was shot through the fore
arm, intiicting an ugly wound. The
fight took place in the jutemill about
8 O'Clock. The affair created intense
excitement among the convicts in the
mill, but shots from the guard kept
them from becoming panic stricken,
and order was soon restored.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
TARIFF BILL PASSED
SEVENTY.0NE sTANDPATTERS
VOTED NAY.
Philippine Rice, Sugar and Tobacco
Can Come In at 25 per Cent of
the DINGHY Rates.

The Philippine tariff bill was pass
ed by the house Tuesday substantially
as it came from the ways and means
committee. The vote was 258 to II.
Rice was made subject to the same
tariff as sugar and tobacco-25 per
cent of the DINGHY rates-and one or
two changes were made as to the
language. This result was attained
after decidedly the most strenuous day
of the present congress.
Republican opposition to the bill in
the interest of the American beet and
cane sugar also tried its strength early
and gave up. This opposition refused
to affiliate with the democratice forts.
The strongest plea for ''insurgent"
support was made in behalf of
Champ Clark's amendment reducing
the differential on refined sugar. The
minority sought to duplicate the house
record made on the Cuban reciprocity
act, but they reckoned without their
host. The democratic substitute met
with only the support of the minority
and went down under vote of 231 to
106. On the final passage of the bill
the insurgents" demanded roll
call, that the record might be pre-.
served.
An effort sustained by the democrats
but opposed by all but three republi-
cans was initiated by Mr.. Mccall of
Massachusetts to commit the United
States to the policy of granting inde-
pendence to the Philippines as soon as
their inhabitants can be prepared for
self government.
The bill admits goods, the growth
or products of the Philippine islands,
into the United States free of duty,
except sugar, tobacco and rice, on
which tariff of 25 per cent of the
Dingley tariff rate is levied. 1t pro-
vides that after April IL, 1909, there
shall be absolute free trade each way
between the United States and the
Philippines. It also exempts Philip
pine goods coming to the United
States from the export duty of those
islands. Merchandise from either
country is subject to the internal rev.
enue tax of the country in which
the merchandise is withdrawn for
consumption.
During the long debate the minority
leader, Mr.. Williams, offered an
amendment putting sugar and tobacco
from the Philippines on the free list.
He twitted the republican opponents
of the bill with having "weak knees"
because they had just refused to sup
port Mr.. McCall's amendment to
"cut loose" from the Philippines.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
FIND HUMAN BONES.
A Lewiston Mystery tn which Murder
Is Suspected.

A Lewiston Mystery In which Murder
Is Suspected.
Lewiston people are wrought up over
deep seated mystery. The other day
a woman's hand was found, and now
has new evidence developed which
shows there have been at least two
victims aud that both have been treat
ed in the same manner. The hand
discovered Monday night was lady's
right hand.
Yesterday the police discovered an.
other hand in the same condition and
of about the same age, since death.
But it is also right hand and of a
smaller size than the one discov cred
Monday.
The police are now convinced that
double murder has been committed
and that the assassin had chopped the
bodies into pieces in order that he
might conceal the crime.
The second discovery was made by
Chief Of Police A. b. Masters and Dep
uty Sheriff Charley Monroe,
The arm was lying in the open in a
vacant lot west of the court house.
Officers had searched over the same
ground and had discovered nothing.
They are of the opinion that the bone
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
POLITICAL DATES.
Dates of Important Events to Be OBJ
served During Campaign.

Dates of Important Events to Be OBJ
served During Campaign.
The following political information
which has been compiled from state
ments and decisions of the attorney
general will be highly important
and useful to the voters of Oregon
during the coming campaign, owing
to the confusion resulting from the
passage of the direct primary law now
in effect.
The registration book for primary
elections which are now open, will
close at O'Clock April 10.
Registration books closed for the
general election May 10.
County clerks must give notice OF
primary election not later than March
21.
Last day for filing petitions for
placing names on ballots for state,
congressional and district offices,
March 80.
Last day for filing petitions for
county offices, April 4.
Date OF primary nominating elec-
tions, April 30.
Canvassing votes for primary elec-
tions for state offices, May 5.
Last day for filing initiative peti.
tions, February 8.
Last day for filing pamphlets for
opposing measures, February 5.
Number of signatures necessary to
initiate laws and amendments, 1889.
Last day for filing certificates OF
nomination for state officers by assem-
bly, of electors, April 10.
Last day for filing nominating
petitions for state offices, May 4.
Last day for filing certificates OF
! nomination for county officers by
assembly of electors, May 4.
Last day for filing petitions fol-
county officers, May 10,
General election, June 4.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
Farmers Are Smiling.

Sleigh bells are ringing merrily all
over Sherman and Gillian counties to
the tune of ten inches of snow, with
good indications of more. Owing to
lack of moisture farmers were begin
ming to look little blue. Now, how
ever, each and every wheat raiser
wears broad smile, and SO well they
may, as this precipitation means hun
dreds of dollars in their pockets. The
acreage of wheat in Sherman county
will be larger than ever. Land that
was allowed to go to pasture in years
past is now being brought under the
plow, and except the very rough
places is all in crop.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
Given Lifa Santanna.

At Colfax Matthias Garrant, who at
tempted to assault the wives of two
prominent farmers near Garfield, and
narrowly escaped lynching at the
hands of mob of angry farmers who
captured him after an exciting chase,
pleaded guilty to two statutory
charges aud Judge Chadwick SEN
fenced him to the penitentiary for life.
Garrant is about 25 years old and has
served four years in Montana for a
similar crime.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19

was carried there during the night.
II such is the case they conclude that
bodies of two victims are concealed
near that point and that dogs make
regular trips to the place to feed.
Most diligent inquiry has failed to
bring to light any word of the people
missing.
The police argue that only deadly
poisons are used in preserving cada-
vers, and dogs would be killed by
eating the meat if such were the case.
The officers have the most faith in the
theory that murder has been COM
mitted at some point outside of the
town and that the bodies have been
shipped to Lewiston to be concealed.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
Call for Mass Meeting.

hereby announce that on the even
ing of January ~, 1906, at 7:30, there
will be mass meeting of citizen and
voters of the city of Athena, held in
the city hall, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the city offices
of Athena at the regular annual city
election to be held on Tuesday, March
6, 1905, as follows:
Mayor, four councilmen, three water
commissioners, city treasurer and city
recorder. David Taylor,
Dated Jan. 10, 1906. Mayor.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
Iudges and Clerks.

The following have been named as
judges aud clerks of election for
Athena's two precincts;
Athena. North--Judges, g. w.
Bradley, Cass Cannon, William Tomp-
kins; Clerks, w. d. Chamberlain, ].
A. Foss, York Dell.
Athena, South-Judges, E. A. Dud-
ley, William Kilgore. G. w. Hansell; /;
clerks, Henry Schmidt, w. r. Taylor,
Dean GerkinC.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
Oregon Reinstated.

Secretary Hitchcock has notified
Senator Gearin that he would open
all Oregon land entries to patent ex-
cepting those in which there are con-
tests, or other suspicion or proof of
fraud. This action is taken in COM
plianoe with Geariu's request aud
places Oregon ON the same footing
again with other states in land mat
ters.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-19
Beats the Music Cure.

ITO keep the body in tune" writes
Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 Lafayette
Place, Poughkeepsie, N. ", 81 take
DIR. Kings New Life. Pills. They are
the most reliable and pleasant laxa-
tive | have found" Best for the
stomach, liver and bowels. Guaran-
teed by Mcbride. druggist. s5c.