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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Der SefretGr Der SanOcls.
TANNER 81 9opton in Ohio bot bieSlr.
iid,t nusgcIprofen, BOB Der 3abltag
Ser Irbeiter BON Samstag nuf an6ere
Gage nerlcgt meroe, ountit Die Irbei.
ter ibren 2obn arl genaimten Goge
ni6t 10 reidli6 in ySurusge9cnItan.
Den" onlegen. Seincr Iniift nod m1-
re es om beIter, rpenn ole peridieoenen
grpBen unternebmln9en in Den St6o.
ten iid babin einigtell, ibre 3abltage
anf Die nerihieoencn @ohentage 5u
pertbeiIen. - Sier baben mir our Ib.
petslung einen iener 5dlle bon pr.
beiterfiiriorge", iiber Die lid gan5e
aapitel idreiben lieBen, iiber ibre
SeudeIei namIid). Die Irbeiter Su
fragen nad ibren 8iiniden, mann
ibren 2nbn ausbe5ablt BADEN
moften, ifeint Der quite Mann nift
fir notbig su balten. uno bod batten
oieie oas erite Redt. ii6 oariiber 81
0ubern. @ie iuenie muB bieier Serr
bod ben niooernen arbeiter fer,cnl
Dicier b1lt iid fir ourfaus miinoig
uno perbittet iid ieoe poblpollenor
9enormunoung. @r itcbt oieier eerooe.
iii mibtrauiid gegeniiber, oa Die CIR,
fabrung ibm belpieiert, Dab man ben
gatcrnaIisnnls MIR 5u Oft nuf ieinc
soften onsgeiibt bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

gen mor6eu. Man ertpartet ipeitere
Sfortfisfationcn.
8or einem Sabre pnroe Die Iuf.
merfiomfeit oes Gepartemen.s ii!r
gderbau auf oic iiberbonb nebncnee
Subrifation bon gcbleiAtem Ncbl &c.
ltnft, un6 0as 0eportement lob Ith
pcronIo6t, cine Reibe BON Experiment
Ten an5uItellen, ipcld)e ergaben, Dab
eieicr Irtifel acknowledgements lctn
lolI. 0aroufbin eriolgte Der @cfebl
ar Oie Sabrifantcrg Die Sabrifatloll
c;n5uItclIen. Nus oetidiebenen 8rill'
cen lpuroc aber bclt Wiiblenbclttern
cine Srilt bon Ied)s Minnatcn gepabrt
ibren 8orratb an gebIcidtem Uicbl gu
perfoufen. Sour nenige iollen llh
Den anorOnungen gciiigt BADEN; bic
mciIten ioIlen Die 6abrifation fortget
Iebt baben uno Das @n6e tpar, oaB
Scfretdr Ssilion iih al oraltIldrm
&orgcben entidloB.
0ie i'm Serial i'll aonltantlnopel
nit Sabrbunoertcu nn9e0duttelt Nas
r!ifripte, Oaruntcr biitorii6e 9ofll.
mente bon bobem @ertbe tilr Die
! TorIdung, meroen gegenpartig BON
8rof. Wabmuo Sen georonet urto
iotoIoqiIiert. Giele oeridiittct gerpe-
icneu Sd,dse Ipllen ipdtcr Der @illen'
iGaft sug1nglid 9cmad)t fuerOen.
SroneoiS Wlcgullagb, Der nit Yrof,
Mabnrub Sen bcircnnoet 1T, beridJtct
in einem engIifden 8lotte intereiiante
@in3elbeiten iiber bereitS cntoedte
oufidlubreid)e 8ofumente, Die Dem
Siitorifcr uni6Gsbares Bacterial bic.
ten aur geurtbeilung Der eiiropaiiten
Siirlteu Der 8ergangcnbcit nno ibrer
9oIitif. 60 plir0e ). 3. Elm Sofu'
mcut aefunben oas benefit, bot
SrieDrt6 ser 8roBc tur3
por Ser er5ten SbeiIune Solens lid
hcmiibtc, oas @ertrGlell nno Den pol
l,pen 8eiitanS Ser Bfcrte 5n erlan
aen, in0em er Der Siirtct gefDille Wdl'
t%beil,tnaen iiber oIterreidiide 8riegs'
riiltungcn segen Die 9tirfen mod9te
Stud mebrcre 9rieic Der &oniet:
GIiiabctb bon @ngla,b an ben Sui
tan wuroen gefunoen; Gliiabetb pc
miibtc iid, Die Siirfen stt eirem I'm
arifi nuf Spanien 81 bewegell. has 90
mails Griegsriiitlmgcn gegeit ENGLAND
trof. Sn ben 9otidaften Der englt
ld,en aSnigin miro geItenb gcmadDt
bnB Die @neI6nber itnb Siirfen bod
i'm @ruuoe gleider @Ialtbens leien
Ga beioe an einen @ott glaubten uni
feline Seiligen perebrten, Dte 81
Sponicr oos tbateu. 9ieie apei mill
fiirIid berausgegriffenen 8eiipiel
mogen scigen weld Invertebrates Wsd
terial sic Soriding i'm neren Son
IiontinopeI criportet.
Ynd sic Sollanoer beriefen lid al
SoIpiuiItcn Dem SuIton g~egeniibe
ami cine @laubeuseemeinidaft. Ba'
tp1re ipobl aus europa %geporoeIi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Ser dbIte SO aDo;
oon @ranb Sslnction, elmer in @olora
90 iSplIif6 geIeeenen Stoot bon 81
600 ginpobnern. iuiro mebr 8efug
uiiie uno &etie beiisen, als irgent
elmer ieiner 4ollegen IN ben Der,
Stoateu. Nah oem neien Gbarter IL
er nift nur Der erlte 9eamte, ionoern
aud Der goriieenbe oes Staotratbs.
or ernennt ollie 9eomteiL nit aus.
nabme bon bier eriu6blten @ommiiid'
rem, cr iiberfpodt ole Durbfibrlna
aller StaatS. uno Staotaeiese nrtS
Sroinansen, auierlest unb erIdBi
Straien, unter5eidnet oIle it6otiider
aontratte unb S6uIOiheine, fiibrt BIZ
@ro5eiie inn Sntereiie ieiner @emeinoe
lit .er officio" Mitslieb oller &omiteS
unb 9ommiiiionen lnb bat Die 8fli6t
lid al Den Ibitimmuneen aller itabti
i6en geb0roen gu betbeiligen. 0age
cen bot Die 8ep0lferung oas Ieft DC!
8ioerrufs iif porbebaIten, unb fam
ben .Iutofraten" BON ieinem goitel
obberufen, iobnlo 80 Bro5ent allel
| ifimmberedtieten 8iirger cine @eli
mabl berIoneen. @eitn 6as MIR gu
ablduft!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Inf 8eranIaliimg oes goriisers
res anuitfomites oes 8piineb 0ten's
Club BON Cincinnati erlieB Mapo-
GaIpin oieicr Gage ole 8erfiigrng,
6oB bon nun an sic In Der Itdotii6en
8aupcror0nung entbalteuen BeItim.
mungen gegcit Dos Ini6lagen Don
GefIamesettcIn sic iii Sort ODER Bib
unmoraIiIdjcn Gbdrafters itto ooer
i'd aiif eine 8oriielllng be5ieben, bic
cine gntfiibrung, einen @prb, Gin
Iridh ooer ein onneres @er5red)en
ann @cgetItnno babeu, Itrengitens
bnrbgciiibrt iperoen ioIlen Scr
lFanor proncte ml6erbem ntr, bab
Sic gerorommoen, monndJ ale Gefia.
mesetfeI bern 8oliSeidei 5nerit pors
EeeIeqt mer6en miiiIcns ebe lie oltge.
ihIagen iueroen oiirfen, in allen Sal.
Ien bcfofgt fDeroen foIlea. Zen ner'
5hieoenen Northumberland tplir.
Sen aleid3eitie abidriften Der Berfii.
eung sueeiteIIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Inter 6abIrei6er BE.
tbetliIung BON berDorrogenoen
8~ertretern oeS offentliden 2ebens itno
Der SnouItrie tplroe am Montag IN
0e,p 9)orf bic Sabresoeriommlung
Ser Rationol Chic federation croft.
net. BrGiioent Seth 2oiD gob III let.
ner ercffnungsre0e einen lleberblif
iibcr bic Sur 8eratbung fommenoen
@eqenItdn6e, inter benett Die Saft.
pfIidt Der arbeitgebcr, Ilterspeniio.
men uno einbeitlide @eiesgebung
obenan Iteben. &n Der 8eriammllng
nebrnen peri6ieoene auslGnoiihe Der.
treter tbeiI. u. $. Sill, elm Mitglieo
oes britiiden 8arlnments, iprad iiber
bic @irfung oes arbeiterenti61oi.
gunaseeIescs inGnglano unb ertldrte,
SAB bieies @eiet nidt MIR ben arbei,
tern i'm Sale bon 8erIesungen emf.
jpreden6e Silfe iifere ionoern bob es
audi llnFGIIe perbiite, oo cs ba5u ge.
fiibrt babe, bob iifere Maifinen tom
itriiert miir6en uno alle nur mogli-
den 8oriiGtsmoBregeIn getrctfen
piir6en. @aior 9iortopsfi, elm Der.
treter Der 9ruppiden Stdbllperfe in
GiIen, lpraf iiber Die arbeiterperiifc.
ritua in Geiiti6lano.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24
aQerlei pon Gage,

gS befrem6et bod, tpenn
man angeiibts Der aus benz 9ilrpium
ncs 9ibcrafismns gerettetca Inidlai.
Eficyh, Die bier oil 2anoe beute nod
qona mo gdbe iinO, LEFT, mas viii
helm emanuel bon aetteler idIoll
1871 uerlangtc: G%infiibrima Der Dor.
Icniicner, Der @infomuenitener lir
8riinoungs. uno NftiengeIelli6oiten;
Gorppratioc REORGANIZATION oeS Pr
beitcrltanoes nnb Des Sanhmerter.
flames (aiip fpebcr Open . Sbop
nod 8erfoIgung auf 8run0 Der Sbcr.
mangltte. 9lnm. 8. &e6.); geiesllher
gdnB Der TrbeiierfiHSer un6 grbei.
~terfrauen gegcn Die 4usbeutlmg Der
@eI0maft II. ~. 4niteIInng pom
Snipeftoren sur &ontrolIc Der SIM
Sdub oes Irbeiteritau0es erlollelen
8eIebe.
Seit Der grobe MainSer 9tidokair.
ie sSorOerungen nieoeridrie6, lino ltas
be5r pier5ig Sabre berfloIien. Sn
GeutihIano bat man leitbem, uno
nidt gum a~eringen 5beil init Siilfe
oes Gentrunis, bos aetteIers ioSialpo.
litiides 8rogrclnm gu Dem ieinen &c.
mndt, III oieier Belt cine mobrhaft
~groBarti0c e6euio meitreideroe pie
erinnSIide iosiaIpolitiid)e &eforni
6urdlgefiilrf. rSn unircni Ganoe 1eblt
cs niht alr &eriu6cn rmh MoBrc9eln
nod hieier Mihmng, oieIcs 1T and
bier gei6eben. Mber eS manaelt Die
GinheitIidfeit, sic ari Dem llntcrboll
geinn6er 9rinSipien ~bern6eHbe 0urd)'
fiibrnma zines groB5iigigen Brp'
qromnns Sci allen. ipnS bel nrs nul
iosioIpoIitiidleln Ge6ictc gei6iebt,
ballScit es lid INNER ililr I'm, omafe'
fbifts@ ein5elne MaBregeIn. Die. Dor
Menidenireimocn ooer g(rbeiterper'
b1D0en Den politiiden 8arteien abge.
trott ODER obgeihmeidlelt, nadlbel
nur baIb p6er CUR niht burdgefiibri
per6en. @ag uns febIt, lit eine 8ar'
tel, Die elm groBes fosinIpoIitiides
Rroaramm oiiitellen itno ourffibrer
f0nnte.
Sene MiibIeubeiiser, bic gebIeid'
tes Mebl berftelIen Eaben iih offer
aetpcigcrt, benz grlnb Der 8unbesre
gierung nad5ilfommen, tpeldc oil
Fabrication oieieS artifels perboter
bat. Snfolgeoeiien bat Der aderbau
ictret6r @ilion iid peranlnBt 9eiebcn
bic GegiernnaSinipeftoren on5utpei
fen, gebleidtes @ebl au beitlagnatt
men, mo immer lie es finoen. an
pcriaen 9onnerstog bereits trat IN
Separtcment Die Radridt elm, bal
mebrerc bunbcrt @uggonlaonnsel
folder @are, bic i'm @eiten beidIog
noblut muroen, iid anf Dem Begv
nad @ajbington %beftnben. 8ier6ebi
arobe Senoiingen iinO I'M gar5en boz
BEN Observation-Disclosures abgeIoIl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

9un mare ole 9egiering nal
picoer als Sieaerin aus einem BRO.
,cb eegen Die Stanoaro Oil Com
Ramp berporgesanger. Sb iie auf 0te
orst oas beiBt i'm Sberbunoeseerift
9ieft bebaIten mirb. bleibt abSlipnr.
len. SoIlte ons Der Sail iein, 10
sDiiroen Die Better oieies Erilits Dor
zine blrb lire 3raeweite fait iiber.
w~Gltigertoe anfgabe g~eItellt. allet
neutrality-suspicious. bes moOernell
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sum EROS iaber
lie iid ~geapltnscn, Die bisberi6en
gerbinoungen auf6uloien. @iiroen,
foulten lie bas tbur2 8ir mottcn
es bc3meifcln. Gas GrDe bonn Cleo
oiirfte cine nelle Sorm zines Inter
Observation-Disclosures ittn Die nit ben.
bette l;oh %beitehtn0en Sdlein oul-
rGlutt. oaB Bic eiiHcluen @lie0cr ocS
Sritit3 ielbitdnniac ltntcrnctme,l
liuO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Orei Gel d9worcne nit elmer fleinen
flaide Gbamberlain's Seibweb,
Cholera uno Oui4fau : MeoisinI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-12-24

Bon elmer .~alloeutifen Or.
runaenidait", Die mld 6iesieits oeS
GseanS 9eaftnng perbieut, ueiB Die
@tener .Reidspoit" 5u beridten:
Die .allSeutiGen Sod)5iele" gebei.
nid,t inter, " Ieien mir ba. .8ofiir
lit qeioret. Qas bieiise nIloeuti@e
Organ entbalt %foIscnoe an5eiae;
Sodieiner e al e II t D r
Q dmar5 @otby, Cob, mel
der lid, 10 einidenfen ldbt, Dab
Sic 0rei Sar6en, i6arf &c.
trennt, ubereinanber nj
8Iafe erfdetnen. slus Dem
grIoie flieBen 20 b. $. einem AM
Srte ocs Sanfers beiinOlifen IA.
ttonaIen S6uBueretne 81.
&reisIiitcu uiu.
Ter finSjgc @ciddftsmann ipot.
tell sic .&cidspDit@. bot Die Ratur
unierer glIoeutfhen gut erfnrnt: CT
rid,tet pinen nntionnlen appeH on liz
rem 9[IfoboiiSnuS iii Dem lie 6efniuit,
lid midi wenig m1ttig iinO. Sest
fam utS GeittId)eh IN Seiterreid Dol.
f,ntlih nidts ncbr eeibeben 8eiH
sic gll0eutihen einnaI 5uguriten m
irrer Sd)uspereine Sduaps trirten,
bo muB es 8el6 IN 6iille REGIMEN"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10
WESTON TEAM WINS VICTORY
Athena Company L, Pendleton, Seized.
uled For Tonight.

n The Athena High School bask ct
ball team played its first game Friday
night, when it met defeat at the hands
of the Weston High School team, by
the decisive score of 43 to g..
The game. while SO unwholesomely
onesided as to be uninterest ting.
brought out certain kinks in the local
team that will be Strengthened out and
strengthened at once with the result
that promising material comprising
the membership personnel will nc
doEbt give a good account of itself ere
the basket ball season is over.
The members of the team speak in
high praise of the hospitable treatment
accorded them by the Weston school.
Tonight at tho opera house the
Athena High and Go. l. Of Pendleton,
teams will meet in what will be the
FIRST game Of basket ball ever played
in this city. The Militia team is clas-
sed with the average teams Of
the county, and in view of the fact
that the Athena boys have been in
dustriously training since the Weston
game, fairly good exhibition should
be the result.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10
RULED TO FAVOR MRS. TAYLOR
Decision BY Judge Bean Is Most I'm
Dortant One.

The concluding sentence in another
chapter of the famous Moses and
Elizabeth Taylor litigation was writ.
ten this week when Circuit Judge II.
j. Bean sustained the demurrer of
Mrs. Taylor to suit brought in tho
local circuit court to enjoin Mrs.
Taylor from suing Moses Taylor in
the United States circuit court for
the eastern district of the state of
Washington. says the East Olegonian.
The decision is regarded as a very
important one, since 1t is probable
the first time in the history Of Una.
tilla county that the circuit Judge has
been called upon to pass on case
like it. The case is unique in that
the circuit court for Umatilla county
in the state Of Oregon was called upon
TO interfere in the prosecution of a
case in tho United States court for the
eastern district of the state Of Wash.
ington.
1t will be remembe bered that several
Inonths ago, Mrs. Taylor now residing
at Pullman, brought suit in the feder-
al court at Spokane against her for
mer husband, Moses Taylor of this
county, demanding one.half interest
of 1850 acres of valuable wheat land
ia Douglas county Washington. 1t
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10
SCHOOL TAX IS s IL MILLS
District Will Have Surplus On Hand
For Improvement.

BY unanimous vote the five mill
school tax, voted last June, was sus-
tanned at the school meeting, Monday
evening.
There was good attendance at the
meeting, and in the absence of G. A.
Barrett, Chairman of the board, the
meeting was called to order by dir
eotor Wilson. The object of the meet
ing was outlined by Mr.. Wilson. To
bring the matter tefore the meeting
for discussion as to whether or not
the district wanted to collect the 1-2
mills on the present assessed valuation
of property, B. B. Richards moved to
consider action taken at the June
meeting. at which time the 5 1-2 mill
tax was voted.
NJ. l.. Watts supported the tax,
calling attention to the fact that many
improvements were needed and favor.
ed the installation of heating plant
in the school building.
Chairman Barrett arrived and took
the chair. He was apprised of the
nature of the motion before the meet
ing. Mr. Barrett read compilation
of figures and suggested that a 3 1-2
mill tax would be sufficient for the
running expenses of the school. He
did not favor the collection of surplus
money at this time, giving bis reason
therefor that city taxes would he high,
and so far as heating plant was con-
oerned, he alleged that the present
school building was improperly con-
structed for installation of plant Of
that character
Mr.. Watts again spoke in favor of
improvements and leaving the tax at
s Ia mills. Mr.. Tompkins spoke
along the same lines. and Mr.. McEw-
en-, also, and the motion made by Mr..
Richards, being put to vote, was
lost without dissenting voice.
The total assessed valuation of prop
erty In the district amounts to 1914.
442.50 and with the levy at 1-2
rills will give a surplus above run
ming expenses Of about 81 200, SO it is
estimated.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10
HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
Evening of Story and Song at Chris
tian Church December IL.

A real treat is in store for Athena
people. Arrangements have been made
for the appearance of Mrs. Raymond
9. Brooks. the we'll known Walla
Walla singer, who will participate
in an Evening of Story and Song
at the Christian church, Friday eve
ming, December II. Mrs. Brooks will
be assisted by the Athena High School
with Miss Nellie Mulkey at the piano.
Concerning Mrs. Brooks, the Oak
land, California, Enquirer says: Mrs.
Brooks is not only singer of remark
able ability, but is also gifted as a
reader and teller Of stories. Her i'm
itation of children s songs is realistic.
J'he entertainment is for the benefit
of the school and an admission fec
will be charged. Children under 10
years, 10 cents. all Others % cents.
The program follows:
Chorus Athena High School
2 An Open Secret. R. II. Woodman
b A June Morning Willeby
Blossoms Hatton
d The Year at the Spring
Mrs. I'll. III. A. Beach
B Recitations Ey Mrs. Brooks.
Little Mandy's Christmas Tree
J. w. Riley
Seem Things Eugene Field
A Thurro' Rest
Edmund Vance Cooke
Instrumental Kittie GhoIson
Children's Songs by Mrs. Brooks,
The Cuok Goo Clock
q. A. Grant Schaefer
b The Jap Doll, Jessie l.. Gaynor
Visitors Waddington Cooke
d l Have Got Pain in My Saw
dust. (The Plant of the Little
Bisque Dolly Fl. A. Wade
Imitation of Children Sirging
Mrs. Brooks
Jesus Bids Us Shine, | Love Lit
tie Pussy, Morning Glories, The
Rainbow Fairies.
Instrumental Solo, Belle Mcintyre
Chorus High School
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10

was alleged IN the complaint that the
land was purchased by the Tayiors
before they were divorced and that
after their legal separation she receiv-
ed no consideration for her interest in
the property.
Soon thereafter Taylor fled his in
junction suit in the circuit court for
this county, asking that his former
wife be restrained from prosecuting
her suit against him in the federal
court. Mrs. Taylor through her at
torneys, filed demurrer to this suit
and the demurrer was sustained.
Mrs. Taylor will therefore be permit
ted to prosecute her suit in the federal
court without any interference on the
part of the ccults in this state.
The CASE was brought in the federal
court originally for the reason that
the parties to the suit were residents
of different states, that the property
was in the eastern district of the fed
eral court of Washington and that
the court at Spokane was accessible
to all concerned.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10
TomDkins- -Carlstrom.

Wednesday evening in Pendleton
the marriage of William Roy Tomp-
kins and Miss Alice Bernice Carls-
trcm was solemnized. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Carlstrom,
now of Pilot Rock. and grew to wo-
manhood in our neighboring town
of Adams. The groom is the second
son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tompk ius
of this city, and is most favorably
known here. He was promising
student of OLA. G., but discontinued
bis studies there for the purpose of
farming land northwest of this city.
The young people came up from Pen
dleton. and will Immediately teglu
housekeeping at the Joseph Hodgson
farm, recently purchased by VIM.
Tompkins and SONS.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10
PRINCIPALS MEET, pENDLETON
Meeting to Consider Arrangements for
School Track Meet.

County School Superintendent Il. x.
Welles, has issued circular letter
to the principals of the different
schools OF the county, requesting their
attendance at meeting TO be held at
Pendleton. tomorrow, to consider ar
rangementds for track meet to be
participated in by the schools of Una
tilla county. Principal Case and pos
sibly the Commercial Association com
mittee will attend. Mr.. Welles' letter
follows:
Pendleton, Oregon. Dec. a, 1909-To
Principals and Assistant Principals,
Gentlemen - A movement has been.
started to organize public school
Athletic Association for the purpose
of holding an annual track meet in
this county. 1t Is my understanding
that the matter was first proposed by
the principal Of the Athena school.
Lam also informed that the Athena
Commercial Association has endorsed
the movement, and has already pur-
chased seyenty-h hye-dollar loving
cup to be presented to the school max
ing the greatest number Of points in
the first contest.
In view of this, | have decided TO
call meeting Of the principals and
assistant principals of the county, TO
convene at the courthouse at ten
O'Clock a. IN. on Saturday, Decem ber
18th. The purpose of this meeting
will be the formation of permanent
county athletic association, il this is
deemed advisable, the election of off
GERS, the adoption of rules, and the
transaction Of any other business that
may properly come before the meeting.
Hoping that it will be convenient
for you 10 be present at this meeting,
| am, very truly yours.
Frank X. Welles,
Supt. Umatilla County.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10

Walle Saturday morning caused the
slight injury of three children, and
scores of others had narrow escapes.
The Ealoony was crowded by the chill
dren. who were to be given free Lin.
coin pennies. and the great weight
caused the rods. suspending the bal
cony. to bend at the eyelets, allowing
the front to drop, preoipitating chill
dren, glassware, toys and debris to
the floor. Many were caught between
the tables and wreckage aud it had
to be torn out to allow their rescue.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10
Walla Walla Store Burned.

The Motter- Wheeler store, one of
the largest department stores in Walla
Walla, was gutted by fire at 1880 Fri
day morning. with loss Of $3.50, 900.
An explosion of an Office oil stove was
responsible. Only about FIVE per cent
Of the goods were saved. The loss is
partially covered by insurance.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10
Wright -YanWinkle.

Mr.. Richard Wright. a we'll known
young man of this city, and Miss Is
tella Van Wrinkle of Weston, were
married at Pendleton, Wednesday.
The Eride is the daughter of Prof
Frank VanWinkle. and has a host
of friends in Weston and vicinity.
where she is very popular. Mir.
Wright Is employed at N. A. Miller's
furniture store.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10


The Merry Christmas season will soon be here.
Shop early before the lines broken We present for
your inspection
Leather bound books.
Latest copyright fiction.
Girls and Boys books,
Fairy tale books,
Mother Goose etc books,
Linen books for the babies
Christmas and New Year post cards,
Christmas booklets,
Santa Claus aud Holly tags,
Fancy box, Stationery,
Cigars in Christmas packages,
High grade pipes,
Perfumes in all popular odors
LoWneys candies in superb boxes,
Leather Music rolls
Pocket Books, Wallets and Purses,
Mirrors and Hand Bags
Baby Toilet sets,
Cigar cases-Fountain pens,
KraftwOod cases.
Travelling cases aud Shaving SETS
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1909-12-10

= NJ. W. Smith. formerly agent in
Athena for the o. r. g. N. is in the
city from Spokane. MIR. Smith is
representing the Western Union Life
insurance company, In the capacity
OF agency supervisor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-06
eest Treatment ro- colda-

"Most ordinary colds win yield to
the simplest treatment" says the Chi
cago Tribune. moderate laxatives
hot foot baths. a free respiration and
an avoidance Of exposure to cold and
wet after treatment. While this treat
ment is simple, It requires considerable
trouble and the one adopting it must
remain In doors for day or two. or
fresh cold is almost sure to be con-
tracted and in many instances pneu-
monia follows. Is 1t not better to pin
your faith to an old reliable prepara.
tion like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
that is famous for its cures Of colds
and can always be depsrded uponf
FOR sale by all druggists. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1909-04-06
RHEUMATISM

More than nine out Of every ten
cases Of rheumatism are simply rhen,
matism OF the muscles. due cold et
damp or chronic rheumatism. In
such cases no internal treatment Is re-
quired. The free application Of Cham.
berlain's Liniment is all that is needed
and is certain TO give quick relief.
Give It trial and see for yourself
how quickly It relieves the pain and
soreness. The medicine usually given
internally for rheumatism are poison
GUS or very strong medicines. They
are worse than useless in cases of
chronic or muscular rheumatism. For
sale by all druggists. dew