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The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Futurity course Pal. l09 Rettigl
to 5, won; Triumphant lM Miller. 5 to J. 80
ond J. ". O'Neii. i05 Kelly. % 10 l. third Time
la0 Is. Sir Bnliar, Nellie Racine Lord Provost
Prince Frederick. Matte Bunpo Curriculum, Monte
kuropatkin. and Belle Of Portland also ran
SECOND RACE-One-half mile, Bold l07 walsh
% J. won; Alice Collins. los (Kelly}, 10 / Sc
ond Intonaton. 81 Harris Is 70 / third Time.
ols Is. Coppit Ornate, Matssulla Arnature J.
W. FuTeT S0mper Fidelis PhnlstinA and Ray
Welcb also ran.
THIRD RAoE-One and OneQuartez miles Sill
verline, g (Charboneaul. to l. won Rubinou. 100
tAicIntyrel, 70 l. second; Eduardo Io5 Heather
toni, y to ], third Tine, 2S5 Is. Baron Eshsr
Joe Coyne. 0uardi, Nsdzu. Markie Mayer, Llvus.
and Ellie also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ons aud one-sighth miles
ATonteius s5 Kent. 8 to !. won; Cadcaon. IS
Walsh. Il to 8. second Spring Ban, % lBuxtonl
% to ], third Time, I;52 IS. Marster also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Wooden, IS walsh, 70 2 won; John E.. l@
(Bu1t0nl. l5 20 J. second; Capt Bush I0l Pest
Is to l. third. Time. lS6 IS Mil Song. Little
Joker. Sir Wesley, Belaseo Gaunet George KIlbozn
Kermit, The Broker. and SahaTa also Tan.
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs. Security l0o NIL
lerl. il % 5. won: joan H. sheehan. 02 tBuxfon)
10 l. second; Nay Amelia lo2 kelly Is 70 /
third Time. LIP As K0komo La L0nde Luretta
Lord Nelson. Gloria, Beryesss. Manila, Pure Rose
and Billy Pullman also ran
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
SOUTH CAROLINA IN LINE.
state Convention Instrncts All the
EIghteen Delegates for Bryan.

Eighteen Delegates for Bryan.
Columbia. 5. c.. May 2O.-With scarcely
dissenting voice. the Democratic State
convention to-day adopted a resolution
instructing the eighteen delegates from
South Carolina 10 vote first. last. and all
the time for william ]. Bryan as the
nominee Of the Democratic party at the
Denver convention
The Charleston News and Courier has
wased a bitter campaign against Bryan
End for an instructed delegation favoring
the candidacy Of John A Johnson. OF
Minnesota. while the State made as strong
a night for Bryan and an instructed dele
cation. W E. Gonzales. editor Of the
State. offered a resolution In favor OF
Instructions, which, after a slight amend
ment. was adopted practically without
objection.
The convention was organized by the
go lQl = NJ. l.. Smith. Of Kershaw, as
permanent president. After naming the
usual committees. the convention took a
recess until $50 this evening, at which
time delegates-at-large and district dele
gates were elected.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
COADJUIOR FOR MARYLAND
Protestant Episcopal Diocesan
Change Is Authorized.
Action Follows Request Of Bishop
Paret-CathedraI Seems
Certain.
ncial . ma wnshlnrtnn Hsrala

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Nd, May @.-The question
Of the election Of coadtutor bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal diocese Of Mary
land engeRdeTed a lively debate at the
I25th convention held at Emmanuel
Church to-day
The committee having the subject in
hand reported that the Convention VIII
be ready to act favorably when the bishop
asks for a bishop coadjutor" Another
proposal was that the salary be 1900 per
year and the use OF house. The report
was made under the supposition that the
convention could not act until the bishop
had made the request for q coadjutor and
that no such request had been officially
made.
Bishop Paret then said.
7 viii here again renew my request for
a coadjutor bishop OF the diocese Of
Maryland"
The report was then amended to read
that the convention assents TO the request
Of the bishop for a coadjutor and was
promptly passed,
An attempt was made 10 increase the
salary TO 5000. but it failed.
The movement for a cathedral for the
diocese OF Maryland took on definite
shape The committee. OF which Joseph
Packard was the chairman, reported fav-
orably 10 the plan. II developed thSt
the matter had gone so far that an op-
ton has been secured on a fun square
OF land between the New St Paul boule-
ward. University Parkway. Charles street
avenue, and ThiTty-seventh street the
cost to be $n, 600
There IS already $4,000 in hand for the
project. AS st. BaTRabaS parish has rails
ed $12.o09 for a church edifce. that con.
gregatiOn would become part OF the eathe-
dral organization and the $1,000 thus
made available tor the cathedral. leaving
less than El0.o00 to be raised to clear the
ground.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Choir Give. a Festival.

St Paurs sanctuary choir gave its sec
end annual choral festival in National
Rifles Armory last night The pro-
gramme which was lengthy one, af-
forded excellent music In addition there
were solos by Masters Ralph Sommers,
VIII Doody, Joseph H. Matthew, and
Richard Backing. A descriptive address
of the Holy City was given by Rev.
Father W J. Finn.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
ST. WOLF GETS STAKES.
Newmarket Race for 1000 Sow
ereigns Goes to Long shot

London May 2o,-The race for the New
market stakes, Loo sovereigns. for three
year olds, a mile and quarter was
run to-day at Newmarket, and was won
by W Raphael's St Wolf J. Bvrne's
Mercutio was second; the Duke of port
lands Primer was third
The betting was 25 to 1 against ST. Wolf
10 ! against Mercutlo, and 5 TO 1 AGAINST
Primer Thirteen horses ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
DEADLY PARALLEL.
sun Cites Article by Lincoln Sfef-
fens and Presidents Message.

New York, May 20-The sun pub
fishes the following on its first page;
But we are ike one Of our successful
millionaires. You know the type He
has money, yes. But what has the
money cost him? Cruel lines Ia his
strong face; soft spots In his once mighty
body; on his conscience regrets that
make him walk the foor and fears that
prompt him to run.
His home? Re has none-only houses,
several houses. His wife is as sad Cor
as badl as he; the boy is a fool and
the girl is a foreign princess. Lincoln
Steffens in Everybodys Magazine for
June.
"A man Of whom Il has been we'll said
that his face has grown hard and cruel
while his body has grown soft; whose son
is a fool and his daughter a foreign
princess. From President Roosevelt S
message Of April q.
The President saw the proofs Of Mr.
Steffens' article. said John OH. Cos
grove, of EveryboSy's. when asked about
it tonight
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Executive Avenue Accident.

While driving a four-in-hand in Execu-
tive avenue yesterday afternoon, Capt.
Edward B. Cassatt. Of Fort Myer, Va,
narrowly escaped serious injury. The lines
became entangled, causing the horses to
run the vehicle into the mall wagon Of
the Executive Mansion. Capt Cassatt. to
prevent the animals from running away.
guided them into a fence. causing slight
damage to the rig. The accident caused
some excitement
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Guild WIN Give Luncheon.

The Ladies' Guild Church of the Ad.
vent, 9ioomingdale Will give a luncheon
at Scottish Rite Hail. 1907 G street north.
west. to-day. tomorrow, and Saturday
The women viii serve q dainty lunch, for
which a charge Of % cents will be made
Mrs. Charles S. Henry Is president Of the
guild. The other officers are: Mrs Ben
janin Franklin Taylor, Mrs. II. c.
Parker, and Mrs. Harry Breckenridge
TaVinr
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virglnia undertaker. Mest.

srsaal to The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, May 2O.-The twenty
first annual convention Of the Virginia
Funeral Directors Association was called
to order to-day in the amphitheater Of
the Medical College Of Virginia, with the
president, NJ. W. Stevens. Of Pulaski in
the chair Mai. L. T. Christian. the secre
tary Of the organization, delivered the ad-
dress of welcome.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Independent Run. for MAYOR

Special to The Washington Herald
Lynehburg, Va, May 20.-John p.
Thompson has announced himself as an
Democratic candidate for the
in the election on June 9. in on
position 10 Mayor G. W. Smith, who was
declared the Democratic nominee
for reelection without opposition.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
cas.aallla crew in PhiIaaelphin.

Philadelphia, Nay 20-The Cascadilla
schools crew reached Philadelphia this
morning from Ithaca, y. Y, and rowed
on the Sehuylkill River this afternoon.
They come to row In the scholastic race
In the American Henley regatta on Sat
urday.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
western Golf Champion to Defauit.

Chicago. May 20.-Miss Lillian French
Of this city holder of the women's West
arn golf championship title. will not de-
fend the honor in this years tournament
The action of Miss French is based upon
tie advice Of her physIolan.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
JUMP FROM WINDOWS.
Two Dead and One Missing in Fire
at Canadian Hotel.

Ottawa, Ont, May 20-Fire at the
Queens Hotel. Tilsonburg. Ont, early
this morning forced many guests to lean
from the upper windows.
A Tilsonburg dispatch tonight says two
were killed and one man is missing.
Three were injured
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
OLD FORM
,ains Lost Pres
inaing Race.
H ALL THE WAY
ads Up and. Makes All
for Six FurIongs,
Finishing six Lengths Ahead.
bouquet Selling Stakes Easy for
TraRee-Four FavOrites Defeated.

New York, May 2o.-Roseben got back
some Of his lost prestige at Belmont Park
to-day. when he. 40 pounds on his back,
and well supported. at 5 to 3, showed
something Of his old form by making all
the running in a lightweight handicap. at
six furlongs. winning IN a gallop by half
a dozen lengths.
The race was run in a sea Of sloppy
mud, and ROseben ran the distance In
lis. Shaw never let him down, and was
actually pulling Roseben up at the end OF
the journey. But at that, Roseben had
practically nothing to beat. Aletheuo was
made a hot faVOrlte. but he could never
get near enough to Roseben to be a
dangerous factor. and finished IN the
place.
Trance had no trouble IN winning the
Bouquet Selling Stakes. She was always
the choice. at 10 3. SaIvidere was play
ed for killing in the handicap, but was
badly beaten by Berkeley.
Uncle Jim, backed from 10 to 7, showed
the way in the second race, while Black
sheep, IL TO 8, favorite. made q runaway
OF the fourth race.
n FpgA A4AG ~ 1aELtE caused Ail5 Qs-
feat Of c. w. CIark's Chantily In the
last race.
-Four favorites lost, but I'VE out Of
six winners were well supported.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Six fHi0nEs Rose6en, 40 shaw.
70 5, Won; Aletheuo. II tNotteTi. II 70 10, SEC
ond; King SOL 10 tBrusseD. IS 10 l. third. Time,
1.l5 AdTians also ran
SECOND RACE-F0W and mehEH n1TlUngE
Uncle Jim, 100 AtussaYel. to !. won; Sir Martin.
lD DdcDanieI. z 70 s second: Top Note l0
u. Duganl. TO / third. Time. 052 +5 Tm-
coat Gliding Belle. Edward San Vito Niger BABY
Melissa, Moorish King. Right Sort Dan de Noyles.
and 0genah also Tan
THIRD RACE-Ffye trlongs Trance, fAe Nus
gravel, % 5 Won, EltzherbeTt IL Il Duganl II
70 70. sccoad; Ruble p Leach, 100 70 ], third.
Tine % Gladys Louise also Ian-
FOURTH RACE-Sevsn flrlongs, Blacksheep,
lod tAotterl, Is 70 5, woH: Obert, los &C. Burns
TO l. second; Banyah, lo6 lKoeTnerl 10 to J. third
Time. Us l-5. Bonnie Alan Frizette. Canada.
Complete Bolando and Don Ontario also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Handioap; oae aud one-sixteenth
miles Berkeley. 10 lGameTl 10 70 s. Won. Col
jack. 100 &C. Bumsi. II 10 s. soo0nd. Saiudere. lis
(Notterl. 10 I, thin1 Tine. la7. Tourenne and
Beaucoup also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Masaniello. 81 q Du-
gapl. Is 70 J. Won Chantily, I0l Garner, 70 s.
second; Aninslss 81 AIcCaTthyl to /. third Time.
liz % LoTd Stanhope, s. II. Harris King Cole,
Rio GTsnde, killecrankis, ST Joseph, Request, and
Mammymoo also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
RACES WITHOUT BETTING.
No BooISmaICing at Brfghtwoed
Track Matinee,

For the first time in many years rae
ing was conducted without bookmaking
yesterday at the Brightwood track. The
attendance was as good as usual. while
the horses were sent for what there was
In them Summaries;
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Gladstones want games with teams averaging
thirteen ycaTs. Address ]. Shugrae 1893 1lassachu.
sets aveine- The lineup follows; Messino. third
base Morgan, SlCristOp; ShugEle pitcher, WIND
ham. catehgT, FaTrel. first base: Mcclure eenter
held HeeleT, LETT field Cahi second base: Walker
right Held Widmeyer. DAILY. and RaIssdale. sutsti-
tutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash.
ington Herald and bill viii be sent you at
cent q word.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
Kniser Returns 10 Hin Own.

Berlin, May 2o.-Emperor William re-
turned to Berlin to-day after an absence
Of two iaenths.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
TWO BISHOPS NAMED
Elected to the EpiscOpacy by
the MethOdists.
OFFICIAL RETURNS TODAY
Rev. DR.. ~. F. Anderson, of New
York, and Prof. John L. NueIsen,
of Berea, Ohio, the Two HOnOred.
NO One Chosen on First BaIIot-Rey.
DR.. QuayIe, OF Chicago, Gaining.
- . Tbe washlngtoa Hsrala

Special 70 Tie Washington Herald
Baltimore. Md. May 20-Rev. Drs. W.
F. Anderson. secretary Of the Methodist
board of education. Freedman's Aid and
Sunday schools. New York City. ard John
L. Neulsen. professor in Mast Theological
Seminary. Berea, Ohio. were elected to
the episcopacy OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church on the second ballot for
bishops taken by this general conference
of the denomination tonight No bishop
was elected on the first ballot taken this
morning.
The result OF the second ballot VIII be
officially announced at the conference ses-
sion tomorrow morning Although the
tellers were pledged TO secrecy. the an
nouncement Of the election of Drs. An
derson and Neulsen is made on most re-
liable authority.
1t was also stated assuredly Rev. Drs
W. A. Quayle. of Chicago, and R. J.
Cooke. Of New York, had made large
gains in the second ballot over the vote
they had polled in the first Their ult-
mate election is regarded as certain
Rev Dr. J. B. Hingeley. OF Minneapolis.
MINI, secretary OF the general confer
ence. also made. substantial gains in the
vote Of the second ballot over the first.
His friends feel confident Of his eleva-
ton.
Short On the First.
Rev. Dr. W F. Anderson, secretary OF
the Board OF Education, New York, was
slxty-eight short Of election on the first
The ballots cast numbered IT, Seven
OF these were defective. making 81 a
two-thiTds majority. necessary for a
choice. The candidates voted for num-
bered 22s. The ballot for those reeeiv-
ing ten or more votes follows.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
IMPEACHED
AS A TRIAL JUDGE
No Attempt to Conceal.
Continued from Page One.

facts which would not otherwise coms ont hare
come out by reason Of some of ths questions which
have been asked by myself and Capt. Markham.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
RACING CARDS FOR TO-DAY.
belmont Park.

FIRST RAcE-HaHdieao' main eourssi six fur
The Washington herald., 1908-05-21
RAcE-Foar and ope-hals f,rlopqs

also eligible,
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clsss A-Paoei mile Beats best thres in Nv
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-02-07
1907 TAXES NOW DUE
Books Were Opened Monday and Over
$1,000 Paid In During the
First Day.

Taxes for 1907 are now due and pay.
able at the Sheriff's Office.
The books were opened Monday
morning and about 40 people called
during the day to settle their accounts
with the county, state and city. As q
month and half lie allowed in which
to pay and take advantage of the three
per cent rebate it is not pro cable there
will be any rush of tax payers toward
the court house before the first of next
month. The largest individual tax
paid yesterday was $500. -
The following Grief synopsis of the
tax laws has been prepared by the
sheriff for the benefit of the tax payers
of the county:
If you pay your taxes on or before
March15 you will te allowed rebate
of per cent.
1t you pay your taxes between Marc b
15 and up to and including the first
Monday in April, there will not be any
AONuuO uAaOWOu ohu nOAbbCI WAL luSI0
be any penalty or interest added.
IT your taxes are not paid on or be-
fore the first Monday in April, they
will become delinquent, when there
will be added penalty of 10 per cent,
and the tax will also draw interest at
the rate of IL per cent per annum in
addition to the penalty.
II you pay one half of your taxes on
or before the first Monday in April,
then the remaining half may run up to
and including the first Monday in
October following, but If the last half
of tax due is not paid by the first Mon
day of October. it becomes delinquent,
and there will be added to such bal
ance a penalty of 10 per cent, and in
addition, such balance will bear in
terest at the rate of IL per cent Fer an
mum from the first Monday in April
until paid.
On all personal property taxes, if
one half is not paid on or before the
first Monday of April, the law compels
the sheriff to levy upon and collect the
same after May LIST. hence to prevent
levy upon personal property after
May 1st it will be necessary for one
half to be paid as above stated.
The law compels the sheriff to sell
all lands on which taxes have not been
paid, and that such sale shall not be
held later than March 1st of the year
succeeding the year in which the tax
levy was made.
The property will be sold to the per
son bidding the lowest rate of interest,
and certificates will be issued therefor,
and deeds given to such property sold,
unless redeemed within three years
from the date of such sale.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-02-07
WANTS NEWS OF TRUANT SON
Walla WalIa Postmaster Receives Let.
ter Of Inquiry.

Does any one know the wherea bouts
of Edward limerick, a young man aged
10 years, with black hair brown eyes
and soar OH his nose?
Postmaster L. l.. Burton Of Walla
Walla is in receipt of letter from
the young mans mother, anxiously in
quiring for some information concern
ing her son. The lette, states that on
the fourth day of last month, Mrs.
limerick received a postal card from
the wandering boy saying he was out
of money and without employment.
Although efforts have been made seve-
raj times to communicate with young
limerick. and bis parents at one time
sent him railway ticket with which
to come home, nothing has been heard
from either the Toy or the ticket.
The letter is full of anxiety and grief
over the probable loss of her son, and
importuDes the postmaster to find the
whereabouts of the young man If he is
in Walla Walla.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-02-07
LAND GRAB REVIVED
The Tillamook Steal Injected Into
Hall Case at Portland By
Prosecutor Heney.

The Tillamook land grab was resur-
rected by the prosecution in the Hall
case for the purpose, Francis J. Heney
explains, of showing that Hall, as Unit
ed States District Attorney. tried to
protect with his influence, as is alleged
against him in the Butte Greek Land,
Livestock & Lumber Company. for
which he is now on trial. charged with
conspiracy.
Edwin Mays, who was co-defendant
with Hall, but who was discharged for
lack of evidence against him. testified
that the map showing the illegal fenc-
ing of the Butte Greek Company, a
government exhibit, was not the one
received ty Hall, who was his former
chief. Mays testified favorably to
Hall otherwise, and that he knew no.
thing of the Tillamook case until 1902,
when he received instructions from
Hall and Special Agent Greene in re-
gard to it. He did not remember
conversation with Charles e. Hayes.
Heney introduced Charles E. Hayes,
Edward N. Deady aud S. g. Spencer.
Hayes testified that he was introduced
to Mayes by Spencer in 1901, and pre-
sented the data and asked that infor-
nation be fled against the men con-
cerned in the alleged Tillamook con-
spiraoy and that after conference
Hayes was referred to Hall.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-02-07
THERE WAS NO COUGAR THERE
WestOn's Fish-bait Editor Publishes
Misleading Statement.

There is big cougar ON the south
fork of the Umatilla, lurking along
the stream. The large fresh tracks of
the beast were seen the other day by
j. 4. Thompson while out looking after
his stock. That he's monster was
indicated by the fact that he sank
belly deep in the snow at every jump,
while the crust would easily support a
man. Herein is a chance for some
courageous buuter-by which we do
not mean "Col." Boyd, of Athena.
Boyd would slip up on a crippled
grouse and let loose both barrels, but
will continue to keep dozen miles or
SO between himself and this prowling
cougar. Weston Leader
The above, published in Woods me-
farious and unreliable sheet caused
the editor of this paper strenuous
and painful trip. After wallowing
through the snow up Bobsled canyon
to the summit of the Blues, we struck
the track of jack rabbit. Utterly
exhausted, we tobogganed down the
mountain side, wishing at every slide
that the colonel was there. Onr par
amount desire is to plant him at some
convenient spot on the river edge where
schools of fishes may feast on the best
bait, ever.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-02-07
SWEET ELO|sE JARMAN DEAD
Scarlet Fever Again RObs One oi
Athena's Homes.

After coping with the dreadful dis
ease, scarlet fever. for several days,
little Eloise, the second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. B. Jarman succumbed
Sunday morning at O'Clock and was
buried Monday at 10 a. IN. She was
past years of age.
Everything that could possibly be
done for the little sufferer was dcne,
but to no avail. and this home is now
bereft of one of the fairest flowers
that ever Dloomed to bless for a brief
space the lives of mortals.
About year ago Eloise and her
little sister were stricken with the
same disease, and for time hor life
then was despaired of. It is thought
by the attending physicians that the
germs remained in her system, and
were brought out by a recent cold and
fever which she developed. There are
no other cases in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jarman have the deep
est sympathy Of the community, as was
evidenced by the exquisite floral
offerings which covered the little cas-
ket All stores in Athena closed dur
ibg the hours of the funeral, which
occurred in the morning.
Funeral services were held at the
grave by V. E. Hoven, pastor of the
Christian church.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-02-07
THE TICKET NAMED
DIR. Plamondon Chosen for Reelection,
Watts, McEwen and lie Grow
for COuncilmen.

The citizens mass meeting. held Fri
day evening. was we'll attended and
the following candidates were nomi-
mated:
For Mayor, DR.. j. D. Plamondon.
For Counciilmen, NJ. L. Watts, A.
B. MoEwen and F S. LIE Grow.
For Water Commissioner, Charles
A. Barrett.
For City Treasure er, A. A. Foss.
For City Recorder. b. B. Richards.
The meeting was called to order by
Mavor Plamondon, who was made
chairman and B. B. Richards was
chosen to act as secretary.
DR.. Plamondon was unanimously
nominated for mayor. The names of
A. B. McEwen, M. L.. Watts, F. S. LIE
Grow and VIM. Winship were voted
on for councilmen, those three re ceiv-
ing the highest number of votes to be
declared the choice of the meeting.
The result was: M. l.. Watts 33; A.
B. McEwen. 80; r. S. LIE Grow 25;
VIM. Winship, 1S.
9. A. Barrett was the unanimous
choice for water commissioner.
j. f. Kershaw and A. A. Foss were
placed in nomination for treasurer,
the vote resulting: Kershaw 10; Foss
1S; scattering 4.
b. B. Richards received the unani-
nous nomination for city recorder.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-02-07
Sheuerman Must Paw.

By affirming the action of the lower
court, the supreme court Tuesday de-
creed that Jake Sheuerman must pay
the $500 lost in gambling game at
Pendleton, several months ago, says
the Tribune. Sheuerman gave his
check for the amount and afterwards
stopped payment. The check was pur-
chased by w. f. Matlock, who brought
suit to compel payment and won.
Raley was the attorney for Matlock
and Bailey for Sheuerman.