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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

,9Gdcrs &ronfcn unter.
It'll bunqS nlGt +. B."
llmiuIienoc arrangements tlir 0nS
iGbrlide @icnic, mcIdeS Ofitte Auguit
IN @cIten6,Ro itnttiinoet, traien
QcItcrn Nbeno ole DtitgIicOcr oe9
.9Gder.& ranfe nslluteritiiBunga Ter.
ems 9tr. 30, melhe lid 5oblrelh 5ltr
mcrteliGbrlifen 8eneroluerlomms
lum0 in Sol5'a Soae AM 2%erington-
Mortt cingeiunoen botten. Die @es
lAditc mllrocn inter Seltlng oeS
ErGiiOcntcu &ermam Bet crlcoigt.
Nte Setrctorio geihdite bclorate Sr.
G0mur0 Gorll.
3ehnitcr i'm Sreicn. 49,
8erguiIgtc Stunoen p%crIebten &C.
tern Nbeno Die Wlitglieocr be3 Led
infer &ereinS" ncbIt ibrcn Samilien
uno 6rcumoen i'm @cItenO.Eorf an
Der @arriion.Snnc. 9toh Giunubmc
zines pifontcn Souper@ bieltcn Die
Witalieoer 6es Tereilla cine fllr5c @es
ihditalibung, in mclhcr Die NMmelen.
cen ben 9cihluB iaBten, lid III Cor
pprc am 5chnitersl Gage, Der POM %.
NlI0uit bis +, Septbr. III Der Stuot
Der 9ru0crlicbe ItnttIinoet, ST. be-
t6eiligcu. 9toh grleOigumg Der lols
icnbcu &ercinageihGite begam Der
Gan, ltn0 mllroe bis IN 6ie Nud)t
bincin ilott 0elual5ert. Die Nrronges
mcntS fir OoS ih0ne Set bottcn Ole
$50. @iuiom u. @dnSleben, Sors
litcr, otto &oolhcd, hilbert 6ober
mo Or. ), Taialli ~aetrofien.
BOD nidt bel er. - Ger
3uitnno beS @r.6euer.Gommiii1rS
8corgc ". Sail, Ser IN Der ,%llnion
Erotcltont SnfirmorD" an SppbuS
idlucr tront barnieoer liegt, lit inn
mcr nod fritiif.
0es Woroe8 ucroGc J t | q.
- Inter Dem 8eroaht, mgeblid IN
Columbus, Ohio, ouf elmer Sarm cine
6rou crmor0et 81 babcu, muroe &C.
tern in 8oroenpiQe elm Mann per
boftet, Der leincn Homcn ais Srant
Norobeimer on9ob. Gic Gerbaitrung
eriplgte nltf cine Don Dem Geteftiu
Seibol0 bon Columbus gegebcnc Ser
icnulbeihreibung ourh Den Sergcon.
ten Weiie un0 ben Yoli5iiten 9ruO.
fi(lb. Ter rid)tige Nomc oeS DIOR.
berS lit 6ronf Solt, alias Solcd.
Die abpentifeu @ottcSs
Diem it c, melde ieoen 2lbeno, olsges
nommlcn Somlto9S, in einem Belt al
CnItCrn-Ipcmlc mo GoutonsS traBe
ob0cbolten merocn, erireuen lid zines
glitcn 9eiudS mo miro ocnielbelt
groBcS SntcreIie entge9en gebroht.
Die Yre0igtcn mcroen am Woutog,
Wlttmo6 umo Sreitog III Ocutlher
lulo am 0icnitag unb Sonnerltog IN
cngliiher Sprad)e gebolten. Nm
Sonntog Nahmittag iiuoct ebeniols
Gin Ocutid)er @ottcSoienlt itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
Staot Baltimore.

Untcr II dun9 I'M @on9e.
- Or. ID. &. Yrice bon Der StootSs
@cinnobeito , Yeboroe unbm gcltern
NIT ben Toftoren G. 70. u. Hobrer,
". e. WtcNonobon uno Is. $. Sones
cine llnteriuhung Der Continental
Gan Company bel 9oppielu Sllnction
Dor, in melher iid) Die 6rlS, 6ronces
Gborpat mno Marp @iegono ongeb.
lid Ollrd 0os Ginutbmen BON 9iirls
Iten aus eincm d)emiiden YrGporot
ben 600 bolten. Gas betreifen0e
ErGpurot mnroe Dem Gbemiter Der
@eiunObeits . 9eb0roe iibergeben, eS
miro ie0oh minoeltcnS cine Mod)e
0alIcrn, bis cr oollelbe unolplirt Ia.
ben miro.
2 6 limmc 6ol9en zines
Stur5cS. - Ger Is Wonate ultc
6. Gomorb Shoumloiiel, Sobn bon
Srn. uno Srou Is. Gomoro Shoum,
t0ffel bon gtr. III 9untitrobe, Der
am Gonnaritog 8ormittog NeuS Ell
nem Seniter beS oritten StodmcrtS
leincr elterlihen @obntng iiel, lit
idlimmer pcriebt, ais anfongs all.
oenommen mlr0e. IS ltellte lid,
nGmli6 n%ad)trGglid) cine SGbnnng
oeS red)ten glrmeS uno 8eineS ein.
Gin geprellter 81 eItauro.
teur. - Sobn 2ougbror, ein nc
italroteur bon 9tr. 1i19, Sit.geonus
mentitroBe, 1T nm cine @rfobrung
reider uno nm 1920 Grmer geruor.
ben. Nm 26. rSllni erbielt er Den &c.
Judd bon @iQiom 9roiefer bon Nr.
800, 9rooioroitraBe, Gem ol9eblidcn
@ertreter elmer groBen @bisfep Sir.
mo. Nad)oem er mebrerc Sortcn
MbiSfep perird)t bate, CAB 9r.
S~ou9bran Dem @eih0itsrcilenOen ct.
ne 9eiteQune uno b1nbigte linn oils
Nn5oblung 1920 aus. Sr. 2nugbron
mortete bon Eog 81 0ag olti leinen
@biSfep, mo alS idlieBlid oleS
@orten pergebenS mar, uerlongte or
bon groiefcr iein 8elo 5uriid. Go
9roiefer ober ieinem 8erlangcn nidt
nadfam, lieB er 0enielben perboiten.
gei'm Gerbor Dor Noli5eirihter gle.
mcQpn CAB Der Arreltoni geitern al,
er babe einen 1beil oes @eloes uerlo.
rem uno oeSbolb Die 9elteQung nid)t
oufgegebcn. Scincm 8erlpred)en,
ooS @elo bis MoRtog 5uriiderituttan
81 mollen. mllrOe fem 8ebor gegeben,
uno in @rmongelung bon $1,000
9iirgidoit nonoerte er mad Sem &c
iGngniB.
Wutter toot; 1odter i'm
Sterben. - Cine Srouerbotihoit
empiing geitern BoIi5iit @iaiom 2.
Sripner pom noromeitIidan Giitrift.
Seine Wutter, Srou Gli5obetb Grip
ner, lit III Frince 3reoerid Conn.
golpert.G County, gang ploblid aus
Dem 2eben geihieoen. Cine 1od)ter
Der Serltorbenen. tSrnu Sottie Sor.
oeItp, liegt i'm 3odenbett uno ibr
3uitano i6eint boiinun9Slos 5u icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
Inftipus- Inscigen.
Gbnrlcs Y. GuabD, NnipaIt,
10 Soutbs SiraBe.
9criunlters.@crtau
-ocS-
i%ucrtbuuifen YuhtsGtaentbum,
hffauut MD

0etannf nS
Gr. 431, uro.2ateiuuuo.spenue.
strait zines Befebls oes MreiSgertcbtS Der
Staot Baltimore %periauft Der unter8ei6ncte
8eruaIter am Sienftag, 20. SuIi 1909, 4 nbr
9tudin. am Srt uuf oftclttltber Iuftton odS
game 8ruuoftiif In Baltimore; eS lieat an Der
Sftieite Der lGfcpuoos 9lpeHue in elmer @niiers
nln9 bon 5peibunrer mn. tiinilnopiersi9 SUB
loroli6 bon Der gi0rouftiette bon Gdieiuooos
9loenue uno Orleans StraBc; Iduft bon od
l6roIib II SUB an Der Gillette Der 2Gfeluuoos
goenle, oann 6itli6 iteb3ia Sub parallel init
SrleanssStrnBe bis 5ur gSeiileite elmer bort
niSgelCgteu 10 SUB breiten NueO; oanu iios
lid Il SuB Der 29efiieite befagier SllleD ents
lana, nit Dem 'aeneinihdftlidet 8ebraid Der
lelhen, mn parallel nit 9dfepooo NnenIe mo
baitn lueitIid iteb8ig SUB parallel nit Orleans
Strn6e bis 6llt1 IninHgsplfnit.
8ebaut nit einem Siueiii0diger 3icarlneins
Wpbnbaus, ais Nr. 437, 9nfetpuobs sloehue, be-
iannt lio eitem ilbrli6en Srllnh6ins bon $40
uuiermurfen.
@rrfaufSs 8eoinauneen: Sin 9ritteI ganr.
heit in q lno ~ Wtonnier, ODER 1ueS 8uur,
nab Belieben beS AdlIferS; 9rcoitJ1bIungen
miliiei bonn 1aae oes 9~Ierfdifs OerBiHit lino
CUR 3nfriebenbeit oes @erlpnIters gcfibcrt iucrs
Den.
~llnIoitcn bis 3nnI Gage oeS Ieriuuf3 be-
%nliCbell. Gin Senoiit bon 500 bonn adIfcr 8ur
Belt beS Neriauf5 n%erlnngt.
Gbarles 9. Goabb,
SerlpaIter.
Yattiiou & @abau,
O7S.02 POD Wuttionuioren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
iicQ oOreiiirt ieiu) per Compiler
nAncrifo."
8oIt iir @ ii 3. unO Central.
Nmerifa, @ c It inoien


~ y II " l ~ y ~ - ~ -
Nmerifa, SO It inoien
II. |. 10.
Sonntag, Is. Suit llbr Mos,
no6 Barbados, ct. 2uCia, 8riniOa0
uno Guiana per Gampier oSurtna.
me-" uu6 @entrdl-4 merifd Central.
gmerifo, Gonol5one, Colombia uno
iii0Iihen @ocific.@aien per Compiler
pia Golon.
Wontug 10. &llli-l ltbr Nadm.,
nod) Bermuda per Compiler bon Sa-
lifor, N..S.
Iienitog, 20. Sltli-t0 llbr Ab0s.,
nab &omuico per Compiler BON Rbi-
Gooelpbio.
Wittpodl, 81. &uli-t0 llbr NbbS.,
nod Siios9roiiliCn uno osn So Ela-
ta.9Gnoern per Gnmpier .8er0i"
pio Bahia, Nio &oneiro II. SontoS;
no6 Cuba, 0ucntnn unO Gampede
per Gompfcr oWtorro Cattle" nof
GentroIomerttu, aanol5one, Golonl.
bio uno iiiolider Yociiic.& Gicn per
Gumpier pio Colon; noh Barbados,
ct. 2ucio, .9raiilien per 3an.
pier yWtoranbenic."
0onneritoo, %. SuIi - 10 llbr
gbcnOS, nod) 6ortune Sslano uno
Wontego.9oi per CAMPER oFrin}
Sigi@mmn0."
Sreitu0, %. SIIi - 10 llbr IboS.,
nad Curacao mo &cnc3ueln per
Compiler n3uIio;" mad Eorto Rico
per Gompier oGoomo;" nod) Snagua
uno Sopti per Compiler .Sibirio;"
nod) Gcntrolomcrito, &onal5one, 60
lombio uno iilolideu Eacific.SGfen
per Gompier nio Colon; nod Eer.
nombuco, Wocoibo un0 9abin per
Gompier nGoitilion @rince" (unbcrc
5beiIe 9roiilien'S miiiien ipc5iea be.
merit iein) mad Somoico per Cant
pier ,Glpoe."
GoIt fir Neufunolanb, bia Nortb
Sionep luto fir Wiquelon, oia go.
fton, IdJlieBt bier tGgli6 8 llbr Nad.
mittogs; fir Cuba, pia Tampa, tag
lid I ltbr Nadmittogs; fir Gotta
Hico, SonouroS, Nicoroglla, Salpa'
oor uno Guatemala, pia Seem Or.
leans, t1glid 10 llbr abenoS; fir
Merico Gitp tG6li1 s llbr uno IL
llbr Nben0S.
Grams orific. g It.
3onneritog, %, Suit llbr SbOS.,
not Sopoii, Gorea, China mo belt
EbilippinerL pio Sou 6ron5iSco;
nod Sopon, Goreo mo China (nur,
mcnn ipe5iell pcrmerft), oio Seattle.
Sonntag, %. Suit nm I ltbr
9lbcnoS nod I%ultralien, Neu'See'
lono, 0em-Goleoonien uno Samoa.
Snleln uio Seattle.
Die Eoit nod Snpon Gorea un0
China, pia Seattle, iflieBt bier tag
lid bis jum 26. Sui UNI I llbr
Nbal0s.
Gic Grams. gociiic- EoIt miro tag.
lid gum AbaongSbnfen 9eidnbt, unO
ole 3eit ocS SdluileS lit 10 %nrrongirt,
boB Elm mlnterbrohener lleberlanh-
transport erm0gliht miro.
Notij. - Ius 9rieiporto nod alien
iremotn GGnoeru (ouS9enommen
@roBbritonnien ulo SrlonO, 6ono.
ga, Wierifo, Yunomo. Cuba uno
Sbongboi,po ooiielbe mie ons ein'
beimiihe IT'D lit, pie iol9t: . Gents
fir Die critic lln5e mo 3 GentS fiir
ie0a pcitere lln5e ooer oeren 3beil,
uno nuB ooQ I'M NorotlS be5o5lt mer.
ben, mOerniolS onS 3oppelte oeS
ieblenoen 9etro9es am Srte Der NIB.
Iieierlmg coaettirt miro Nod) Geutidr
lono, MIR oireft per Shiii, wie Die
einbeimii6en Hoten.
". Sail SorriS, Eoitm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
Slcioer ans Eapicr.

alei6er ans Ynpier neroen aus
Soris angefiinoigt. 9iele Yopier=
itoiie iouen Gbnlid Den nei6en, Sd.
ben iopaniideu Eopieritoifen iein
Die ia in Sopon ollgenlein sur Ser
lteQlrng BON Soihentiid)ern perlpen.
oct peroen, mir l~perOen,lje Oitrh ein
belonoereS Serfobren nuiieroiht ge.
mod)t. @enm ii6 oieie Wittbeilung
beiuobrbeitet, 10 mGre in Der Sbot ein
ebenlo proftilheS dis leifteS uno
billiges Woteriol fir Sommerflei-
Der geiunoen. lle6riqenS peroient ge.
rooc Der iopnnii6e 8ebroud) bon go
Observation-Disclosures ollcntbolben Nad).
nbmnrng. NSeoer meiB, melhe Snfef.
%tionSQuelle boS Saihentuh bel Den
pcrld)ieoenen 2cioen meroen fam,
mie mellig bpgienild eS lit, ooB Die
les SoldJentll6 nod mebriod)er Be
nlltung in Den &lcibertoihen oufbe.
luabrt miro, un0 menn man oaS SSut.
fer bieier Golden untcriuden moIlte,
10 miiroen iid 5lpeifellos l%lnmengen
BON &rorfbcitsfeimen oorollf nad.
neiien lalier. Wtit bieien &ront-
beitsfeimen gelonGt ober olld) ieoes
nelle Soihentld pieoer in 9eriib.
ruil9, ebenio mas ionit alles IN Der
Soihe Elob finoet. IS mare oober
cin GROCER bpgieniider Sortifritt,
lpenn man bel ms Die leiften ull0
loiiberen ioponiiden Gopier-I aiGen-
tu6er oagemein einfiibrte, Sober So.
poter filbrt itets einen Borratb bel
lid. Der nidt mebr EIas einnimmt
oIs ein ein5iges 3aidentld, mo ie-
oes 9ldtthen miro iogleib nod) elm.
moligem @ebraud pernid)tet. Sic
Eopier z Saihentiid]er iito 10 biaig,
oob lie nidt mebr Soften perurioden,
oils fir bos 8aid)en unierer Soiden.
tiider in gniat gebrod)t perOen mllB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

Gntrii II II g. rdulein Spiid-
meier ieicrt in itiqer 3uriidgc5ogeu.
belt ibren @eburtStaq. @GbrcnO tie
geraoe mebuliitbig ibren Worgerfoi
fee i6liirit, ert0rt oriiben aus Dem
&aitie - 3ufoll ober niht BON
oes &on5leirotbS Sodtcrlein geirnt-
gen oos if6ne 2ieo: .Shier oreiBig
Sabre biit on olt." aaum limo ober
ole @orte: bit on alt" uertlungen,
oo reiBt 6rdulein Spiidmeier oas
6eniter oli uno id)reit putbidrtalL
bend biniiber: nNeununo5punjig, 0u
8rosofie!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

&inoermuno. = 0oter: y@os
miait Gu meroen, iuenn gu groB biit,
Mor?" = 1ar: ,Sol0ot!" = 90.
ter: Fiber oo lGltiit Oh @efabr, I'M
arie9e getootet 81 ueroen." Wor:
User miro mid oenn tooten?" -
Toter: ygtun Der Seino." - Wor:
n8rt, Damn mill i6 Der 6einb mer-
oen." .lYa9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

HGHc snr Mciie in's Muslanb BE-
icrst 6. &aine, Nr. Alb, Sit-@a!fi'
moreitraks, nabe Guitum Suaie 4ue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

abo! q. See 8eluuB Der
3mic6cl erregt bel pieIeu Menihen
gtel uno iogar fronfbaite geldper-
oen." - o.: Ia baben Sic &edt.
Sd meiB iogar, ooB Semano ourf
cine 3lpie6el geltorben it," IT,:
n2lb, icben Sic! Seniano iBt cine
3uiebel mo ...r 9. (uilterbre-
d)tno): ,Grluu6en Sic. gegelien bat
er iie gar nidt. IS log aui Dem
lreppcnobios cine 3piebelihnitte,
Der Wnnn trot oorouf. rltihtc aus,
ileI Die Greppe berlmter mo bratl
ocn SolSl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18
SteQcngcinhc.
SteaeaeiuM:

Stcuegelun:
Sin iunger beuiider Wi1nn aus Der Stabls
podrena9runbe iuht patience &eibdfiilunN.
Gfferten inter &c. u. 100" an bic expedition
oielcr Seituug. U97-9)
Stclicgeind):
Sin iuuger Seutider iudt irgenh iuelde Nc
idditieung, Sficrtet inter rs. y. 100" au bic
expedition oicicr 3ritung. U97-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

Cute 4biertigung.- Serr
Weicr (oer IN elmer @eleaid)oft einen
Ir5t olrd) iortluGbrenoe, meiit uniin-
nige Sragen belGitigt); oSogen Gle
mai, Serr 0oftor. mie lange fam
pobl elm 8eid)opi obne 8ebirn am
Seben bleiben?" - ar5t: ga. mein
Sleber. oas Iabt iih 10 allgemeiu
llift beitimmeu @ie alt limo Sic
benn jeet?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

Safe fiiriS Nnsfauo beiprat g. Maine. 4f3
Cit. Naltimprr'Str Il. nabe 6hitum Sonir'Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-18

&erlamGt i'm 9%laaemeinen.
nentfhrs glrbeits.s hpeiiunas.sarea

EeuiIdhes Observation-Disclosures. ~.
tlnter Der @uffiht ber u9eutiGen 9efeht9attA.
nnb 3ienftboten 8u bef6dtfisen iuilni9en, mol
len lb periUnIi6 ODER in traniirten grteisn an
ben Naettell Der @efeIldaft. SpHann .. Wfefer,
Btmmer Ia, Dir. 215-217, 9purtianb.etraRe,
I%penoen, pel6er mrenteeItIt6 Nusfunft ertbeis
len piro. Spre6ftunoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
CSdn27.1 S)
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-10-29
Took Three 1st Premiums.

In making mention of prizes receiv-
ed recently at the Walla Walla fair
by Athena men. the fact was over
looked that the magnificent Black
Diamond belonging to J. M. SwsggaIt
received first premium in the
light harness GLASS. The horse has
taken three sflrst premiums at fine
stock exhibits
Black Diamond is beautiful jet
black with white points. lie stands
Is 1-2 shands high weighs 100
pounds and is years old. He has
speed. having shown 2:40 gait. to-
gether with fine carriage, style and
action. Black Diamond was sired by
Ociventus No. 20919, he by Adiron-
daok No. 719, he by Bonafide, he by
Ham bletonian 10. His dam was the
famous brood mare Nellie, by Nut
wood. 600. Black Diamond took first
at the Pendleton and Walla Walla
fairs 1908, and won first at tho Walla
Walla fair 1909 in the roadster class.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-10-29
HARRY BEATHE SHOT At WESTON
Young Man Demands Liquor and Re-
ceives Bullet Wound.

Harry Beaths. of Weston. was shot
10 the left shoulder by Landlord Klein
at late hour Saturday night. Beathe
while iu an. alleged intoxicated ccn-
dition demanded from the landlord of
the Hotel Royal. who dispenses soft
drinks in his bar, something stronger
than Mr.. Klein has in stock, and upon
his refusal to bis would-Ee customer
to furnish liquor of this kind wordy
warfare ensued during which some
threats or boasts were made as to be-
ing good man at gun-play, and Mr..
Klein presumably fearing that he was
in danger pulled his gun and shot
Beathe. the ball entering the left
shoulder.
AS usual there is division OF SEN
timent as to whether the shooting was
justifable OF not. There being no
one present but the two principles
only their version can be learned
The young man was taken to PEN
dleton for treatment and removal
of the bullet. His wound is not con-
sidered serious. he returned to Wes-
ton Tuesday.
The officers seem to be acting on the
assumption that the shooting was pro-
voked and justifiable and unless some
one makes complaint 1t is not be-
lieved that any action will be taken
against the man who did the shoot
ing,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-10-29
FARMERS MEET At PENDLETON
Mass Meeting Tomorrow to Consider
Merchant Marine League Scheme.

For the purpose of protesting in q
vigorous manner against the scheme
of the Merchants Marine league to
have foreign ships barred from haul
ing Pacific coast grain to Europe, the
farmers of the county will hold mass
meeting at the court house in PendIe-
ton tomorrow afternoon.
J. 7. Lieuallen. president of the
Farmers Cooperative Union has
called the meeting. 1t will be held
in the circuit court room at the court
house at 1880 and all citizens are re-
quested to attend.
"We want all to attend, whether
farmers, business men or professional
men, said Mr.. Lieuallen. "The
question to be put up is one in which
all the county is interested and if all
classes will turn out at the mass meet
ing the protest against the objection
able move will be the greater" !"
Senators Bourne and Cham Der lain
and Congressman Ellis have been
asked to attend the meeting and to
offer advice as to the best course for
the farmers to take in order to assist
in defeating the Merchant Marines
SO oheme.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-10-29
.DAV|S-KAsER FIRM LOSERS
S25, 900 Damage to Walla Walla's Big
Department Store.

Fire which broke out last Friday
evening in the Davis-Kaser store in
Walla Walla, caused damage prinoi-
pally through the resultant smoke
and water, estimated at $25, 900 and
damaged the Trinity lodge building
about 1000. The entire loss is Gov
cred by insurance.
Rags used for finishing furniture
which were saturated with oil and
varnish, may Lave caused the fire.
while 1T is the opinion of others that
crossed wires fired the woodwork.
Had it beon possible to fight the
flames without water the damage
would have been much less. Water
flooded the lower floor to a depth of
six inches.
There was hardly a piece of turni-
ture that missed damage. The entire
building was filled with smoke and
the large plate glass windows were
ErokeD. The store stock Of the Davis
Kasel company is valued at $4,000.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-10-29
TO ERECT BIG POWER PLANT
Columbia & Walla Walla Traction Co.
Make Preliminary Steps.

Preliminary steps are Eeing taken
toward the erection of q big power
plant on the south fork of the Walla
Walla river at point above the in
take of the pipe line of the Northwest
ern Gas and Electric company ON the
Roberts ranch, presumably by the in
terests behind the Columbia and Wal.
la Walla company, who are keeping
in close touch with developments,
says the Walla Walla Union. A force
of menihave been employed flor sew
eral weeks ON a wagon road leading
from the Roberts ranch to the Spencer
wood camp, distance of seven miles.
The road, 1t is said. will be used for
the transportation of material for the
b!g pipe line which will be construct.
ed in connection with the power plant.
Th preliminary survey for the pipe
line has Teen made on the north side
of the Walla Walla and 1t is said the
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the ruling of Judge Fl. J. Bean. in the
circuit court and his trial has been set
for Tuesday. November is. Judge
Bean oyerruled the motion to quash
the indictment and also the demurrer
to the indictment submitted by Ryan's
attorneys and the man will now have
to go'to trial under the same ciroum-
stances as the last start was made.
Judge Bean will take up the case
Immediately after the close of the
session of court 10 Morrow county,
which convenes at Heppner on Nov
emEeT s.
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ROAD IS PROBABLE
Proposed Umatilla- Milton Railroad to
Be Constructed-Steam or Gas
oline First,

That the projected farmers railroad
from Umatilla to Milton will be con-
structed as far as the Cold Springs
dam If he has to build it himself was
the statement made the East Oregonian
by A. A. Cole, the Pendleton stockman
and capitalist, who is one of the lead
ers in the movement. He says that
progress on the preliminary work in
connection with the construction of
the road is moving smoothly and that
the line is sure to be constructed.
When asked if be had not made the
statement that he would build the
road from Umatilla to the Gold
Springs dam if the farmers would
build the rest Of the road, he said he
had not made such a statement, but
that it was not altogether improbable
that he would.
Mr.. Cole is thoroughly in earnest
regarding the construction of this
road and has so much faith in it that
ne is wiling to put large amount of
his own money into the proposition.
He is now busily engaged in signing
up the property holders for rights of
way across their land and has the
greater part of the right of way
across the Umatilla project already
secured.
The proposed route of the road ex-
tends..almost directly across the CEN
ter of the government project from
Umatilla to the big reservoir and dam.
The contracts call for right of way
100 feet wide and specify that the
main line is to extend from Umatilla
to Milton and that various branch
line feeders are to be constructed. For
the time being it is proposed to run
the cars by steam or gasoline power,
but later electric cars will be in
stalled.
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ORGANIZE FOR GOOD ROADS
Meeting Held in Pendleton Saturday
and Vice. Presidents Elected

The Umatilla Good Roads associa-
tion held second meeting iu Pendle-
ton last Saturday and final plans for
county wide movement for good
roads was inaugurated.
II is the intention of the general
association to SO organize the move
ments that every section In the
county will have it's own organization
and may enact its own bylaws and
have personal supervision oyer the
wants Of road improvements in its
immediate district. These various
sub-organizations will work in con-
neotion with the general association
and the county court and it is hoped
that better conditions in the road ques.
tion may be brought about in another
year in this county.
In addition to the general officers
list OF second vice presidents were
elected whose duty it will be to organ
ize their various districts and appoint
time for regular meetings. II is hoped
in this way to make every farmer and
taxpayer member of the organiza-
tion and influenced to take an active
part in the good roads campaign.
The fee for mem berahip has been
placed at 81 year and all funds col
lected ty the various locals shall re-
main the property OF that local. the
general organization taking care of
itself
Henry Sohmitt was elected vice
president for Athena district and
John King for Weston.
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TO HAVE CREAMERY
Commercial Club Takes Up Matter and
New Enterprise Will Result-Laun-
dry and Paper Mill Also.

! That Athena will soon Ee provided
with a creamery. laundry, paper mill
and other business improvements was
assured at the last meeting of the
Commercial Association. Committees
were appointed and an advertising
fund set aside for this purpose, and
the matter will te pushed with all
speed and enthusiasm. I
This was one of the most interest i
ing session yet held by the association,
and great activity was shown in the
report of every committee. 1t is evil
dent that these enterprises as we'll as
other important ones will be on the
program for the near future.
The advisibllity of improving the
roads leading to the city was again
agitated. and the suggestion was made
that straw would be temporary
benefi t at least. Also the advantage
of securing power site on the Una
tilla river was brought to the atten-
tion of the club and it was decided to
secure all the information possible and
discuss the matter at the next meet
ing.
A number of men were nominated
for officers for the coming year and at
the next regular meeting on the first
Wednesday evening in November.
there will be the regular election and
installation of officers. Many enthus-
iastio talks were made by mem ters of
the club and every one enjoyed the
talk by Mr.. e. l.. Davenport. Eusi-
ness manager of the Spokane Lyoeum
bureau.