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Loans. 81. $50 20; decrease S-36355cc
Deposits, Sl.aa. SIS 100; decrease. SZ-6i591
Circulation. Ss6.72i. soc: increase. Sz52gB
Legal tender. S5e. 99S go; decrease. GEsase
SDecie, Sl9}.S59, Geo, decrease Si.0l6GIl
Reserve. sci. $500; decrease. S55gl
Required. s97S.G-l,5z5; decrease 1855 125
Surplus s. C73.67J; decTeass. $3.50
TX United States deposits, sil,5sis25; decr,gsc
s. s05S75
Surplus q the banks S5.CJ.CJ. against ST. 40 %
last 81 and sl5.7s5.550 two years ago.
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Baltimore, Oct -s.-N JfEAT-Stccs ID elevators.
l-46l bushels. Ilc rceeipts Of southern wheat are
air fer Tie Season. but The uaaIv of the ofeTines
j. generally inferior Sales ~ carsoes rejected 70
90 so the drier IT e., end & elrsoes Of ygsevets
sud smut a q and G.. Quote cargoes on erade al
The elevators at 55 Tor special bin No. red = Tor
stock 40. rel. s0i- fog special bin steamer Ne .
ED, ca fcr stock steamer Ne. red 65 fCr special
bin rejected, s. Tor stock rejected ard s. Tor re-
ectcd 50 - through The Grier. Contract opened
STEADY December, s6isas5as The market for West
crn closed tirm; spot October, g; December sgs@
CORN-Stcck az eievalCrs. sss.ol5 bushels There
gsra nc receipts tossr Of southern com IN conse-
qucnce cf Whica q quieJ and entirely nominal mar.
kct IS sep0Ittd, uith prime lots afoat quotablo
1-n.inally az 81 tishei for rhita, 3 for yellow
AMI trscs Yellow cora domestic AZ g fer car lots
Friaae on spot G>ncr1l lEaF-es steady Contract
opened hrui ycaT. SIS. The marlet fer Western
closed Aua; Iot. October, rs gesl. Gls Jauuarg,
"a.
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first streets-MsTy n. weisiser ct VIZ Rylaud R,
u Martha n. Abbot. jane O. Barbarin Eli a A
wilson. and Anna f. Abbot. part lot q SQUARE
lls7. SIC. Jane o. Barbarin Ct al convey same
property to Michael Morris SO.
addition TO lie DToit PsTk-tances 3. Williams G
vir Gilbert (. 10 Roger O'DonReII Let &. bloes
l. SO
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Mitchell Mining had the lead over all
other stocks in the trading OF the local
Stock Exchange yesterday. over thou
sand shares changed hands, the lowest
price being IL on 81 shares. Other sales
were at 3-s and SIS, IN both OF which
figures there was active trading. Tn on
Trust scored a point, with - shares sold
at 80 and two shares al the previous
days price, 149. Washington Loan and
Trust came IN for some active bidding at
sl7 lie and us. Lanston started IN brave
~ at II il. but fell of is before the
trading was finished. Washington Gas
took a back seat, with % shares sold at
81.
Contrary to the activity Of the previous
day, the railway shares failed to attract
any attention. There was a little desul-
tory bidding at ridiculosly low prices. but
10 sales.
The bank clearings for the week, as re-
ported by the clearing house yesterday,
were $5097,5l6, showing among other
things that the season OF fan trade at
the retail stores is active. despite the
rainy weather that has marked the sea
son for the past fortnight.
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he Courss Of the District e Col,rsba and bar On
Thurs19y. November l. 1896 at II O'Clock a. "a. al
re old Circuit Ccgrt rooR, City hsU 10 taee
suitable action IN memory 81 TIC late Chief Justice
Rcoard H Alres. AT members 4 the bar are
requested 70 be present. WILLIAM r. NAL
TINGL1. President. CHARLES W CbAt+E L
secTetafs COS 3, mol
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New Orleans.
SPOT Markets.

Recsipts-Galyest0n, 1851 bales: New Orleans
lA,IS: Mobile 2lsl; Savannah, I5,II2: Charleston
925; Norfolk. Az New York lmiddlinrs IC-5
Houston, 1880 81. Louis, glss
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WEEKS RANGE OF PRICES.

Furl-.bsd By Griffin. Halstead & Co.. member
Nasargtan stock Ezchapse, isii p street uo~;hWc5t
BONDS Upan. Hizh Low Last
s. 20 Washington r. is..... s. esq s5s =
s.eaC- & 7. Telephone 5l. lo3f. I0s1. En. l0ll.
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New lcEA. Oct s7.-W HEAT-Tradc hindCred by
small offerings. Nc. Northern Duluih e. srTirt,
lake sud Tai, 5sc over December. T. O. b.. No /
Northern Manitoba. latg NoTenhcr No northern
Manitoba, s.; late November, No. . red, {. O. t..
14- gnder DecenhlT: No. hard. tzc over Deem
Der. l. @. b.. Nc. I macaruni. a. E o. b.. No. .
mecaroni 56is. Exporters toos loads
CoRN-No. elevator. s.: No. >, 5. (. o. b.: Ne
ytloH. ST.. T. o. b.; 10. 2, f. e. b.. md October
p No. earIy Novcmber, %. { O. b. Nc. white
- !, f. O. b. Exporters took . loads
oATs-No winter 20: No. white. ,9is; No. >
liked, ST.
The prizes fcr futures follow.
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Law suits.

No. $3.50 Julia p. Boss IS. Frsnk T. Evans
damage. SIS GO. Plaintiffs attorney, Victor L.
Dcige-
re. 1891. RisEs National Baak IS. Smith ThomP-
sou, r., judgment of G. 5, Bunny Justice e the
peace, for Sis5S1. Piantia stteIucs, T.. Ross
Perry & sen
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Z T. Chapman Co, member
New Ycrs stock Exclausc, G.. Bowie Chapman,
gllu1s-r, Lgl + street uolthrcs.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity Court 80. 1.

Equity Court No, 1.
CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH-
CLARK vs.. Newton: demurrer oyeuuled. With leaTs
b. plead Cotnp.aimut's solicitors. Wolf 6 Rosen-
berg; defendants solicitors, NcCammon L HARDEN,
Newton & Gillet. c. V. Dau. Clephane g. Clephane.
prioleau Sc Moore. rile 70 receiver returnahle
October 81 tby Justice Stafofdl. Compliments 50
hctors. Albert Sellers and Edwin Forrest
80 assignments Tor tomorrow:
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No assignments Tor tomorrow
Norice-Tnc motions continued from Friday LAST
a-5 % be heard November /
Circuit Court No. 1.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
Bsngel rs Kropp motion lor new trial sled.
Plaintiffs attorreys Ducsett & son defendant z
attorneys. Wilson & Bsrksdale.
Assignments Tor tomorrow:
No. 80. KessleT MagTud-r. Attorneys, II. y.
WheatIey-R F. Downing ard J. V. Ccushlin-
No I09 Rcsenberg Va Commercial Automobile
snd Supply COMPANY. Attorneys. Wolf & Rosenberg
-Biruey Woodland.
10 81 Roberts rs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Att7neys. ". ] Lambert-J.
J. Darlington.
40 g. Dudley rs. Atkinson. Attorneys. c. A
Eejgwin-Campbeu Darlington.
No. l8 Kshan vs- Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. r. L. Downing and
T. 3. Cavsnarsh-J. J. Darlington
80. = Kaucher vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, r. B. AoElton-J. J..
Darlington
Sc. is. United states Cabinet Bed Company vs.
Redmond. Aaornes2 Il. u. WhsaJiey-Haydsn
johnson.
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COTTON MARKET.

New 1ork, Oct. 2s.-To-days market was active
and irregular. Liverpool did not pay a. much sttf-
Jion 70 the crop estimates OF Is 600 90 bales bv A.
J. bu'ton as might have been expected. Oar 0per-
iug was al an advance q I'VE u seven points tut
this was not held. Considering the extensive decline
OF 100 points from The resent high level the nariet
acted disapp0in'iugly. The movement Is heavy. aud
estimates i0r cotton in sight during tbo coming
week are around 10000 bales. The weather is favor-
able. although lower temperatures with frost, are
forecast for the Western belt
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


Qu0taions furnished hy Charles G. Gates 90
members NeE York STOCK Exchsng2 Mursey Bald
FVssIug
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Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
Depository for funds Of Philippine
Government
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NP~ York.

Quotations furnished by Dick Bros. d Co. mem
5ers Of the New York and New Orleans Cotton ,.x
changes. ul2 rect northwest Phones mar
5ii9 GALL
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Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD

Es;sts of Gertrude Damn; viu dated Nay L.
1905 dled
Estate e AdaHne NJ. AIoore. ui1 dated April T.
MILAN & smith.
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: IaEFyT EITEs oF WTE7EsT

Money 70 L0sg At LOWEST BATES 0F INTEREST
~ Real Estate I'D District OF CQiamhia- No delay
u closing Dana
aEisnEL y IeLERAN. los Z 81.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Sew Yors, Oc. s7.-Ciosius quotations 1f United
States Government bonds TO-DAY.
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Circuit Court No. ..
TTsTICE ANDERSON

Assignments fer tomorrow.
Ne i. Gamer IS Capital Traction Company,
Att0Yuels. H. Is. Mouitca-R Ross Perry 3 son
and O. r. Dunlop.
No. 80. R5c1e IS. Myers Attorneys, Archer &
sm.th-HaniIton Colbert s. Hamilton
No. e. Hu-EhiHs Is Washington TINES Att1T-
ueys BFandenbers & BTandeubug-NF. J. Lambert
No @ Thomas Dawson IS. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. Attorneys. Alex hIls5ur. Git
tiugs & Chanherllu-Hamilton. Colbert & Asllil-
tor.
No. G. Friedman IS. District Columbia After
ueys = 1 Peyssr and Hayden JClnsoa-E. b.
1l0nas
NJ. g. Wylie Harker and Camp Company IS.
Riley. Attorneys n. !. Lanbe-t-Dousias a DoUE-
las
Ne ia Conrad IS. Syitzs. Attorneys, J. c.
Adkins-B- Prescott Gstley.
No. g. MarEWc0d So. ManCfec. Attorneys. Cha
rim Br5tn-C61rge Z. HooylF.
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CURB QUOTATIONS.

Furnished b. T. r. Chapman & Co.. rlembrr,
S-- York st0ck Ezchangc. 1901 T street northwest
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I say YOUR I'D N THE Herald
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Criminal Court No. 1

Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Assignments for to-1osr53.
United States Fs Henry Colinsk-.
Euitcd States So. William Alien
United states rs Edyari HOPKINS
Criminal Court No. 2
JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignments tCr to-mcTrcw:
No5. O. and s.. johnson County Savings Bark v,
SHAW q HiN Attorneys. Il. &. Rouland-E- H.
Whi.s
No. g. s,oESsT vs.. Pond. Attorneys. Il. 2.
RcwlauL-W- H. White.
No s. S-cufcr g. HuTiehaUs. same attorneys.
Ne z. De Vaughan -. Robbins. Attorneys. q.
l. 3. Atkzson-Ralstcn & Siddons.
No a Ga5Jnt IS Washington ErployCs' Mutual
BereGt Association. Attorneys. " g. Gardiner-
Fred Bezu.
Nc =. KoIb rs- Anthony. Attorneys ahechy Is
II saa.
No &C. Julius Lsusburgh Furniture and Carpet
Company IS. Joyut At5orres. Il 4. HollandaI.
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Washington Branch
l4l5 @ Street Northwest.
Washington
Loan 6 Trust Co.
OFFICE coz. sTH AND 2 sTS
PAiD-JP CAPITAL. 400. 0oo.
"sUHPLUs. $50 &C tEARNEDj. =

Il IN ang amount made on approved rssl
- estate ~ c-iaatsfai s. Reasonable fstes
interest rald Epoa -lI.s1Ls % monthly bal
-- amos subject 70 cneck-
LUIS company acts as executor, adniuistra
- Tor, trustee, agent Treasurer. registrar and
ID al Uthcr EQuCIdIy caFaCl-Ies.
Boxes tcr rent m UuIgsr and hrep-cof
- vaults Tor safe deposit ana storage O ysluabls
pSctaGcF.
. heSl Estate Department is PREPARED 70 ASSUME
-- the man zCer9cut uf FoiT real estate. careful
- attention gIfeu % ali D. ais
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.

Total sales to-day. -5o.605 shares
Total -ales yesterday, 9l5 500 shares
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-02-09
Granite Ware

Before this goes into print we will have
in the largest line OF Granite ware ever
shown in this county, comprising: Sauce
pans, Roasters, Bread pans, Wash and
Dish pans, Rice Boilers Tea and Coffee
pots. and hundreds of other articles, and
at 81 ARTS Prices which are lower than any
jobbers price in this county.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-02-09
School Notes.

The High school had an illustrious
visitor last Wednesday, when one
Of the little brown ours which hang
around the school, walked into the
assembly room without even knock
ing. After running down an aisle
and soaring a senior girl who was
busily absorbed in a Chemistry
Examination, the teacher appointed
one Of the Freshmen to escort such
an annoying guest out. But before
taking a final leave naughty boy
in the back seat pulled Mr.. Doggy's
tail whereupon he addressed the
students in a long drawn war whoop
common to his tribe. This was the
limit and Mr.. Howler was expelled
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-02-09
Manure Spreaders.

The following opinions on the
usefulness of this machine are
culled from letters ON the subject
written to the Northwestern agri-
culturist:
"You want to know about ma
nure spreaders. We have had one
in operation three years, and con-
slider it the most valua BILE farm i'm
plement that has been introduced
since the Irvine binder came out"
''Our Manure Spreader is the best
farm implement that We have on
our farm and we use it more than
any other. We 60 over just about
twice the land that we did when
we hauled the manure with wagons
and spread by hand and no man
can spread the manure with a fork
as we'll as with a manure spreader.
We have used ours now about
three years and covered over about
one hundred acres. Yes, they pay
for themselves in one years time
and they lessen the labor more than
one half'
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HESTER! A ''oe fssd #,

from the realms Of learning with
out even q chance to say goodbye.
The boys have organized gle<
club and henceforth there will be
strife between the boys and girls
club to sec who can make the most
noise. We bet on the boys.
The Civics and Economics classes
have been organized for the next
semester, now look out for some
future politicians.
The senior class held meeting
Tuesday night to attend to the i'm
portant business of picking out the
class pins.
As a last hint don't forget the
carnival Everything is progressing
finely, and on Feb. %, the public
will see an attraction that will sur
pass anything previously under taken
by the H. S. ''They'll all be there,
headed by Bosco' Don't forget
the date.
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Dairy Notes.

+ If you have only a small herd Of
cows you should build a silo. ~s
y Keep the heifer calves from your
best COWS. You cannot affordss to
sell them.
Make your butter clean, keep it
clean and get it to the customer as
soon as possible. ...
In the Island of Guernsey three
COWS are kept on an acre Of land.
The land is very fertile and the COWS
are kept tethered and fed on the
selling system. -. =
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Worthinston High School Gym
nasium Association.

think it is my duty to notify
those who are interested in this
movement and have subscribed to.
wards it, that some opposition was
made as to the use of the room
under the New Methodist church,
as was planned in the beginning.
It was suggested to US that we join
with the Malta of this place and
in this way save splitting the
energy of those interested in both
organization to support both Of
them, When they are for practically
the same purpose. On this account
some delay has been caused, but
Captain Schaefer will be here the
last of this week and definite plans
will be made. It will be only q
short time till the Malta boys will
have a gymnasium any way and
why not have them together.
Captain schaefer is one of the best
instructors in the state and with
him at the head it would probably
amount to more than otherwise
It is understood that any one not
belonging to the Malta may have
the privileges of the gymnasium by
paying the regular monthly fee.
Anyone who is interested in the
matter and wishes further inf0r-
nation write Lloyd Patterson Sec.
Of Ass. By Pres of Association
j E Lawton
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Real Estate Transfers for the
Month Of January.

Sophia S Owen to Mary A Cox, ~:
lot 10, blk Is Adrian, consider
alton e.. ..............$ 1850
w Fl Bedford to Barbara
Glovka, NV 4, sec ~, T 104 <.f
R43. 45OO
K Il Kaips to Robert Sell, Il, Ia.
sw 4, 25-104-53. :. e. 5000
Bert Van Rocket to State Bank %
Lismore, eH, nwA, 14-1n4 :>l.
"a. .'.....,.. ......... go. 1855
s Fl McMaster to Chas Hunt,
und 4 lot 9 and 10, blk E, Es
Kinbrae. 90. ............ 80. 400
j D Humiston to w Humlston,
und 4 NV x, 2o-1O2- 80, r VI.
and und 4 lots / and 2, and
ne X NV 4 and W 4 nwA, "
16-1O1-4O. .. .6577
W Humiston to J D Humiston,
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una q OF J6.04 3 9W -, D.
1928. .7285 &C
Henry Hintz to Edw..A..Muhs.
sex sex and lot..1 q, 3, SEC -
| 4-1O1-39 %. ............'..9 5000
Wilmont Town lot Co to l. A >.'
Sahlstrom, lot IL. blk 10, LIST
Ry ad village of Wilmont. {. ;. .125
r B Reeson to Peter D Van
Horsen, FIR sw x, 6-103
|--41... .... 80. 1851 so
L Clement to Dan Shell seA, r.
Moses K Backman to U Konne-
gelsr, ne X, 17-102-41. 80. 1000
WILDER Mcdonald to q E
Brown, lot 4, blk 8, Wor-
thlngton w
Eta M johnson to Celia King,
lots 1,2, 10, IA blk 1, Org. 500
VIM Thorn to Anilt Lupkes,
seA, 1-102-42. ........ $500
Ernest Eastman to E A Post,
81 nwA, 25-1O4-4O. -. 1850
"a W Snow to Luella G Lawton,
lots and 9, blk s, Vii Bige-
low. -. ........... ........ 200
= j Jones, trustee for j E
Darling in bankruptcy, to 81
= Roll, lots 2 and 8, blk...44,
/. lots, s, s, and blk IL, eH ---.%~as,s
n znwA sec 18-103-39, lot
blk /, Paulsons add to vii
of Worthington. >. :. .4510
Bank Of Candy to g W Allen
w seA and W., sec 11-104
30 and lots, !, 2, rs, 26,
Blk A, Kinbrae. !. 5000
A s Meacham to Fuller Johnson
" Mfg Co, ga ne4, 1-102-43. 200
Luella G Lawton to N ]
Hubbard, lots and 10,
blk s, Bigelow. 1000
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-03-20
PAROLE F02 cow BOY GIRL.

Walla Waila Women Start Petition for
Myrtle ripton's Release.
Members of the Woman's Temper
ance union of Walla Walla have
drawn up petition to Governor Mead
to be presented to the various church
es Sunday, asking for the parole and
release from the penitentiary of
Myrtle Upton, the young girl con-
victed in Whitman county of horse
stealing aud sentenced to term of
two years. The petition says:
"We respectfully petition that
parole be granted Myrtle Upton. We
ask this parole for the reason that she
is less than II years old; that her
bringing up consisted in being worked
as a farm hand without a mothers
training or fathers proper counsel;
that she committed the crime to
which she unhesitatingly confessed
simply to obtain the means of getting
away from a life of monotonous
drudgery; that she, young girl, has
as her daily companions women of the
lowest type, hardened criminals,
whose close association will result in
her becoming an incorrigible and a
woman of the streets; that she was
sentenced from Whitman county
October 81, 1905, and has already
served nearly six months of her term
of two years.
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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 l5.
County clerks must give notice Of
primary election not later than March
81.
Last day for filing petitions for
placing names on ballots for state,
congressional and district offices,
March 80.
Last day for fling petitions for
county offices, April 4.
Date of primary nominating cleo
tions, April 20.
Canvassiug votes for primary cleo
tions for state offices, May 5.
Last day for filing initiative petit
tions, February 3.
Last day for filing pamphlets for
opposing measures, February 3.
Number of signatures necessary to
initiate laws aud amendments, 74S9.
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 for
county officers, May 10.
General election, June 4.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-03-20
ACTION is EXPLAINED.
Supreme Court Referred Casesto Federal
Court at Seattle.

Supreme Court Referred Case:to Federal
Court at Seattle.
R. J. Slater received letter from
Washington, D. g., says the East
Oregonian, in which the recent action
of the supreme court regarding the
habeas corpus proceedings for Colum-
bia George and Toy Toy is explained.
A week or more ago the press dis
patches told of the supreme court
having denied writ of habeas corpus,
and the reason given was that the two
prisoners were not citizens.
However, in the letter received by
MI. Slater it is said no opinion was
given by the supreme court, and that
the chief justice merely declared the
application denied. 1t is inferred
that the reason for such being done is
that the appeal should have been
made Eefore the federal court at Seat
tie, instead of before tho supreme
court at Washington. The action be-
fore the supreme court was taken by
a Kansas attorney who had learned of
the case of the two Indians.
Mr.. Slater now has petition be-
fore Federal Judge Hanford at Seattle
for writ of habeas corpus for Col
umbia George, and March 26 was set
as the day for the United States mar
shal to appear and show cause why the
writ should not be granted. Mr..
Slater is confident that he will be
successful in the case, and that Col
umbia George will be liberated.
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doctors are Puzzled /.

The remarkable recovery of Kenneth
MeIver, of Vanceboro, Me-, is the
subject of much interest to the medi-
cal fraterrity and wide circle of
friends. He says of his case: COW
ing to severe Inflammation of the
throat and congestion of the lungs,
three doctors gave me mp to die, when,
as Il last resort, was induced TO try
DIR. Kings New Discovery and | am
happy to say it saved my life. Cures
the worst coughs aud colds, bron-
ehitis, tonsilitis, weak Iuugs, hoars-
ness and la grippe Guaranteed at
McBride's drug store, soc and 81.
Trial bottle free.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-03-20

Wright, who is one of Oregon's fore
most botanists, has been experiment
ing with this vegetable and now he
has succeeded in producing cabbage
that grows three heads instead of ore
on each stalk, and he is calling it the
trinity cabbage" The heads are
early, midsummer and fall aud
come in rotation as the season pro-
crosses. While the heads cannot be
termed mammoth, they are firm,
perfect, crisp and solid. The last
bead to mature is the lower end and
the first or earliest, the top.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-03-20

to the sea, and has shown it upon
every public occasion.
He is with the people in their de-
mand that United States senator's be-
elected by direct vote, and the work
ingman is satisfied with him. for he
has always vigorously opposed any
change in the Chinese exclusion law,
looking to the admission of pauper
labor of China into competition with
the American workingman.
The people of Oregon will do well
to elect H. M. Cake to the senate.