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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
WHOLE NURSERY OF
 TREES IS DESTROYED
ORANGE GROVE IN PHOENIX SAID TO HkRBOR EssL INSECT IS REMOVED

PHOENIX. May 2s.-Claiming that he Tas acting upon the advice of At tcrney General Wright, Territorial zn.omologist Merrill aud twelve a sistants entered the Fleling oraags grove. north of Phoenix. Monday. sac destroyed between 5000 and 10.00s rcung orange treez
 .oning so soon on tl.e decision i- he charges made by the ho-ticul.grsi commission against Frank Stewart. foreman at the Flerfing ranch. that he was guilty of a felony in resisting the efforts of their agents to destroy infected trees. the attack made Mon day has caused wide surprise.
 Morrill, and his men appeared at the Fleming ranch aoout 10 o'clock Monday morning and when asked by Foreman Stewart what right they had at the place, Morrill, replied that tho attorney general had authorized him to come here and destroy alleged In- fected trees.
 For two hours the thirteen men were busy uprooting trees in nursery rows and burning them. By noon what had once been fourishing nursery looked as if a tornado had passed along :kat way.
 As soon as the men appeared. Stewart tried to communicate with Attorneys Kibbey & Bennett, counsel ors for Fleming. but the telephone line was out Of order He then sent his son Roy Stewart. into the city to inform the attorneys of what was being done. before they could take action the trees had all been de stroyed
 There were four men at the Elem Ing ranch with Foreman Stewart. but they decided that on account of tho number Of the attacking force #
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
Will Locate Here.

For the purpose Of locating in Douglas or on a ranch near by W. II. Herd and Wallace Cummins, accom- panied by their families. arrived here yesterday afternoon and are stop ping at Sunnyside at the house of James Kelly. Herd is a brother-in- law and Cummins is a son-in-law of Kelly. Both are stockmen and will buy ranches in this vicinity if de sirable cases can be secured. If they fail 10 secure ranches they will go into some business in Douglas. Stin they come.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
ercwinesusiness.

James Mcclure, manager of the Brophy Carriage company in this city. is just completing a commodl- ous ehed in which he will have ad- diticnal room for storing coal and al so for the accommodation of wagons. buggies. agricultural impliments. etc. The shed is 50x72 feet. on the rear of the two lots adjoining the main store building of the company on the south side. It is planned by the company to erect a tSo-story brick building in front of this shed in the future. but the time for this Is yet indefinite The business of the Bro phy Carriage company has had a steady growth since it was estab- lished during the early days of Doug las.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

John 4. Black has returned to Tue son from Chicago to stand trial for the embedding of funds of the Tue son Building and Loan Association, of which be was formerly secretary.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
Goes For Operation.

Mrs. W. H. Hatcher was taken 10 Bisbee today to the Copper Queen hospital for an operation. She has been i'll for some time and is report cd to be in a very serious condition. Her husband accompanied her.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

Edward F. Hackett, president of both the Twin Buttes railroad and the Twin Buttes Mining company. dropped dead aboard a Southern Pacific train on his way to the coast.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
NEWS AND PERSONALS
 FROM SHELTER CITY

Mrs s. W. French will leave on June 2nd for New York. where she win spend the summer
 Rober McNair Of Wells Fargo and company.is III at the home of his parents on Eleventh street.
 Harry Duey returned yesterday from his mines near Nacozari and re- ports everything in good condition.
 Mrs. E. A. Folsom returned to her home at Naeo yesterday. after a short visit with Mrs. B. A. Packard.
 Mrs. W. \. Mayo and daughter Nina will leave shortly for Ventura and Los Angeles for a two months visit
 George J. Cole came in from El Paso this morning and left this af- ternoon for his mines in the Tabots- cochi district;
 Mrs. Wohlgemuth and daughter Barbara left this afternoon for Los Angeles and the beaches. and win be gone for several months.
 A. F. Bennett, superintendent of the DuIuth-Moctezuma mine. near Afoctezuma, was in Douglas on bust ness yesterday and today.
 Mrs. H. B. Hunter Is visiting In Silver City. \. N.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
Monday Excursion Train.

The excursion train on the Naeo- zari road Monday for those who go on the Sunday school picnic will con sist of three regular Fl Paso and Southwestern day coaches and oac observation car.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
Returns to Muskogee.

James Stuart who for the past four years has been employed at the Copper Queen shelter. left yesterday morning for his home in Muskogee. Oklahoma where he will remain. He will visit the Grand Canyon of Ari- zona. enroute.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
[Nlslts orand canYon.

Miss Alice Wilson of the postofIice left yesterday for various points on a vacation. She will visit Flagstaff. the Grand Canyon. Albuquerque and lEl Paso.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
Car to Nacozsri.

One coach win be run through to Nacozari on the Sunday school ex' cursion on Monday. for those who de sire to visit the great Moctezuma Copper company camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
Tennis Players Meet.

The tennis players of the Y. NJ. C. A. will meet this afternoon to make arrangements for the future of the same on the association courts.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
Will, observe Holiday.

The postoffice win be closed on Monday in observance of Decoration Day. The carriers will make on de livery in the morning. The general delivery will be open at the usual holiday hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

Fritz Kohimeyer was a passenger for Rodeo chis morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

Mrs. A. NJ. Corona went to Cans nea this morning on a few days bus mess trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

Reniger, who is a nurse. was at that place. having been called there on a case. She net Mir. Oliver, who was then assistan. manaegr of the com pany store. ard their pretty wedding on Wednesday was the result. Miss Reniger has been connected with the Calumet hospital for three years. coming here from Ann Arbor. Mich She is a charming girl and is loved by host of friends. MT. Oliver is manager of a mining company's store at Central, N M, at which place they will be at home after June 1.
 On Wednesday. June Sth at high noon at the Baptist church at Naco. Ariz.. Miss Pauline Mercer will be married to George Mason of this city. A number of out of town guests will be present at the wedding of this well known young couple Among Douglas guests will be Mrs 4 G. Curry and Miss Curry and Judge and Mrs. D. A. Richardson Miss Mercer has lived in Naco for several years as had also Mir. Ma son, before coming to Douglas as deputy collecor of customs. They will enjoy a honeymoon trip to San Diego. Los Angeles. San Francisco and Seattle. after which they will be at home to friends in this city.
 Mesdames s. F. Dubs and Kate Moore were joint hostesses to the Hearthstone club on Wednesday of this week at he home of Mrs. Dubs on Twelfth street. A well written paper by Miss Anna Morrisey on Wyoming and Yellowstone Park" was followed by interesting discus sion The president. Mrs. J. T. Krentz, arriving late the meeting was presided over by Mrs. J. c. Maloney. There was also a discussion as to next seasons study. but no concla- sion was reached and the matter was left to a committee.
 This was the last meeting of the club until September.
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 Mir and Mrs. s. W. French enter tained the evening Bridge club on Thursday evening. This is the last meeting of the club until October. Individual scores have been kept throughout the year and a silver cup was to go to the highest score. This prize went to Mrs. H. B. Hunter. whose score was slightly in advance Of three others.
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Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
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Mrs. William Foy will arrive tOmor- row from Cananea, to be the guest of Hrs. Rose Baglin for several days.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

Mrs. II. B. Hunter is visiting in Silver City \. N.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

Mrs s. w French will leave on June 2nd for New York. where she win spend the summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

Harry Duey returned yesterday from his mines near Nacozari and re- ports everything in good condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31

Robert McNair Of Wells Fargo and company.is 1T at the home of his parents on Eleventh street.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-04-22

Friday at $3.50 p. m. Mr.. Bentley is
superintendent of Oriental missionary
work on the Pacific coast, and has
J been in that work in China for the
past II years.
X Mr.. Crawford, the meat cutter in
Jameson market, received a bad cut
on the left hand Wednesday morn
ing. He put out his hand just at the
instant when George Brace brought
down the knife with which he was
QUITTING meat. The blade opened the
flesh to the bone.
x Marion Hansell has invented an ap-
Eplianoe that may be termed "mule
jigger" and it sure makes Mr.. Mule
go'long. The ''jigger' jigs when-
ever wire is pulled by the driver.
The communication by wire is instan-
taneous and marvelously effective.
Henry Barrett suggests that Marion
would be more alert II one of the
''jiggers" were attached to him,
A large audience was present at the
Christian church Sunday evening
when the memorial services in honor
OF the late Alexander Mckenzie were
held. Pastor Meldrum. S. f. Wilson,
David Taylor, L. j. Foss and James
Potts spoke in words of kind and feel
ing tribute to the departed friend and
brother. The services were impress
i've and long to be remembered by
those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tompkins. who
have been at Hot Lake Sanatorium
for the past FIVE weeks. returned home
Tuesday. Mr.. Tompkins says that
while he is pleased to be back homo
with his old friends and neighbors, it
was also with some regret that he left
the sanatorium. During his five
weeks stay he had become SO well ac-
quainted with the management that
he felt more like one Of the family
than a stranger. Mr.. Tompkins took
the baths and says that he believes be
has received permanent relief.
John Fedder whose mln0 DeCame
afflicted some weeks ago and was TAX
en- to Portland for treatment by John
Tompking. neighbor, committed
suicide in his room at DR.. William
son q sanitarium. by hanging himself.
Mr.. Tompkins received word of Fed
der's death yesterday morning and
took the evening train for Portland
to bring the body to Warren Station
for burial. Fedder was German and
was unmarried. He was the owner OF
100 acres Of land adjoining Mr.. Tonp-
kins' farm. He was frugal. indus
trious and looked upon by all who
knew him as being an honest man and
good neighbor. The remains will be
inferred in the German cemetery at
Warren station.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-04-22
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas. 1t has pleased the Great
Master of the Universe to take from
our midst Brother Alexander Mo-
Kenzie, and
Whereas Umatilla County has lost
an estimab BILE resident and the State OF
Oregon one of her representative citi-
zens, and
Whereas. Humanity has lost one
Of its most gentle and philanthropic
spirits. therefore be it.
Resolved: That we, the members
of Dolph Lodge. No. 80 A. f. and A..
M. feel most deeply the loss of our
departed brother, and recommend that
copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes Of the lodge, a copy
sent to the children of the deceased
and copy be given the Athena Press
for publication. VIM. Booher,
A. b. McEwen.
b. b. Richards,
COMMITTEES.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-04-22
School Notes.

The Athena school will close May
20. The graduating exercises will be
held On Thursday evening May 10.
An eminent speaker will be selected to
make an educational address. The
exercises will probably be held at the
Opera House.
One of the best programs of the year
was Arbor day program. given in the
High School room. All the grades
participated and did nicely.
The attendance of some of the grad
es has been very irregular. Students
can not sustain interest in their work
and be Indifferent in attendance No
one of intelligence ever asserted that
good school work could be done with
out some daily preparation. Parents
should know this and see that their
children bring books home. especially
is this true in the advanced grades.
School is farce and mookery where
pupils expect to get through without
an effort upon their part. Some pat
rons may not be aware of the absence
of their children Closer cooperation
will solve this matter. The teachers
have written personal letters TO many
patrons concerning absence, hence the
school should not be held responsible
for any failure due to irregular atten-
| dance.
The track team of the Athena school
is making great Improvement under
the efficient coaching of Maurice Hill.
Quite number of the younger girls
are athletically inclined, taking daily
runs the same as the boys.
Encouraging reports come relative
to the county track and oratorical
meet to be held here May IA.
Program of Declamatory Contest to
be held at the Baptist church. Friday
evening April %, at 1870 p. m. Pat
rons, students and friends invited.
Admission free.
Song. Audience
Contestant No. i. contestant No. 2,
contestant No. 8.
Instrumental Selection, Miss Mulkey.
! Contestant No. 4, contestant No. 5.
contestant No. 6.
Vocal Solo. Mrs. Plamondon.
Contestant No. Z, contestant No. 8,
contestant No. 8,
Song. Primary Room.
Contestant No. 10, contestant No.
IL, contestant No. IL.
Decision of judges.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-04-22
Press Paragraphs
Ice cream at the Cafs Sundays.


Ice cream at the Cafe Sundays.
See Hawks about your fishing tackle.
Banana ice cream at the Bakery
Sunday.
Mrs. Jones offers her cottage for
rent. furnished.
J. T. Lieuallen was in the city from
Adams yesterday.
Miss Minnie Keen went over to
Walla Walla Monday.
o. NJ. Richmond was an the city
from Weston. Sunday.
Mrs. L. ]. Foss who has been i'll for
several days is recovering.
Charles Mcfarland is away on his
annual sheepshearing tour.
Born, April 16. 1910, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Blaine Digger, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Kemp were in the
city from Weston, Sunday.
Miss Minnie Gross returned to her
home in Pendleton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Rogers Of
Adams, were in the city Tuesday.
Attorney Watts was in Pendleton
on professional business, Tuesday.
x B. B. Richards and Attorney Will
son were inWalla Waila Tuesday
The ball team will be accompanied
to Pendleton Sunday. by number OF
Athena fans.
A large delegation of Weston people
we've in the city Sunday and witnessed
the ball game.
Victor Burke has received his new
truck and is now engaged in the trans
fer business.
Mrs. Benefited of Weston, was in
the city yesterday. trading with Ath-
ena merchants.
X The Preston Parton Mill is tempor-
arily closed down, awaiting orders for
flour shipments.
Mrs. Fred Kershaw and mother,
Mrs. Barbara Willaby, were in the
city from Weston Tuesday.
NY residence property for sale at a
bargain if taken soon. For particu-
lars call ON, Mrs. Chas. Coomans.
Get your ice cream at the Athena
Cafe, Sundays. Plenty of room, a
clean place and first class service.
N George Robbins. formerly subscrip-
tion solicitor for the East Oregonian,
has purchased the Pendleton Tribune.
" Ira Luna. who was called here on
haccoun5 Of the serious illness of his
mother, returned to Portland Wednes-
day.
Stockmen report that range is bet
ter this year than it has been for sew
eral seasons past. Stock is looking
we'll.
Belt Cartano, the stock buyer. this
week purchased nice lot OF shoats
from Walter Cameron. a reservation
ranoher.
Charles Belts. census enumerator
/ for North and South Athena precincts
reports that be is getting along well
~ lsh bis work.
Drl Joe Baddeley whc is establish
fling d veterinary hospital at Walla
1Walla, returned from the garden city
II Wednesday morning.
Y Victor Burke went down to Pendle-
" ton Tuesday and returned in the even
ing with his new truck, which he will
use in his transfer business.
Take 10 "Sunkist" orange wrap
Tpers and Is cents to Dell boys and re,
ceive silver spoon. They have a
large number of spoons on hand now.
The High School athletes who are
!. to take part in the county track meet
}are spending their spare time in dill
4 gent practice for the forth coming
event.
Edward Kooutz and Byron Hawk
spent Saturday on the Umatilla IL
search of the festive and sportivt
trout. The boys met with poor sue
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1910-04-22
Now for Spring

been planning the coming spring campaign
arriving intervals while
the
that otherwise desirable items might be
markets and seeing to
merchandise the possible landed costs spite
will aEe customers most items
for as little and in than heretofore.
will be laid quality keeping in
that The equals the bitter
quality being cued from all lines for all
all purses.
exchange department the third
floor protected possible costly
back guarantee With h
promptly cheerfuy without qibbing protest Unless
pleased we not.
Wherever possible service to be improved the end that
merit in greater friends
paonagf the increasing number of citizens
n midst.
shopping convenient
ItSt>~ae- in person, by proxy by mail
IL Ia W ========- -
lv0 [lgsY Il9SB Davis-Kaser Company
EH6SAIS/ Wash THE home Of Greater z Fff1aa7a)
&5EE/ R0Rh Store Pascc- Wash
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
Resolutions

PAoNIA. CcIo.. Jan. %. 1910
We, the people of the Cong
gational church II Paonia wish
extend TO Rev. G. Z. Wood l
regret at the termination of
services as Pastor of the chu}
for which he has planned so vi
and lsbored SO efficiently 4
faithfully IN the name of
Master.
The love and prayers of 4
people 60 with him to his n
field of labor to which he \
bring the same thought, zeal a
faithful service which he has
well used here in building up
work in the Fathers kingdd
Our prayer at parting is that
faithful. unselhsh discharge
duty, his splendid prcparatl
and adaptability for service N
ever be set apart for Christ q
His Wisdom.
RESOLVED. that we extend
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood our love a
appreciation of their work amo
us. and be it further.
RESOLVED. that copy OF the
resolutions be presented to \
Wood and the newspapers
Paonia.
MERLE a. MILLER
WN. II JOHNSTON.
III. II. WILSON.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04

to officials in their work. We
haven't any bosses here and need
none. but every enterprising
citizen should recognize his duty
to work with the rest for the
accomplishment OF much desired
improvements. Let some citizen
call a meeting for the formation
OF Civic Improvement League,
so there may be a responsible
BODY to formulate plans for the
bettermcnt of our town. Who will
call such a meeting?
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
Little Lad has Ten Grandparent.

CORNING, IowA-The young 1
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bohan|
born recently. has the distinct
of having ten living grandpare}
On the fathers side is Will
Bohanan of Corning. great gra|
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Ja
son. of Colony township. gr
grandparents, and Mr.. and N
James Bohanan. OF Presc,
grandparents On the moth,
side are Mrs. Enos Fowler,
Strearor. Ill great grandmott
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Riley,
OF Mercer township. great graz
parents. and Mr. and Mrs. J..
Fowler, of Prescott townsH
grandpsreuts.-New Era. SpriI
vile (la)
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
One Mother 10 Lose

Her face may be wrinkled and faded.
Her cheeks may be sunken and wan:
Her eyes may be dim as the gloaming.
That once were as bright as the dawn
But smooth ye the locks that are faded
And make but little excuse.
You never can pay baek her kindness
You have but one mother TO lose.
Or. II she's still gladsome and bonnie.
With roses of youth on her lips.
And looks just US bright a. the Iasses,
That nesties to get you in grips.
oh, stand like IA man by your mother.
And tenderness never refuse,
Remember, there's plenty OF lasses-
But only one mother TO Iose.-Exchan
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
Bean Supper

The boys" of G. A. r Post,
No. Ill. Paonia, assisted by their
wives and daughters, will give in
the Masonic dining room, Ken
nedy building, Friday evening,
Feb. 4th, 1910. Bean Supper.
After the supper an interesting
entertainment has been arranged
for, consisting of Patriotic Songs,
War Stories and Drill by the
Bowie Cadets Supper will be
served from 800 to 900 p. m. tor
25 cents. Let everybody come
and cheer up the Boys in Blue"
and share in all the good things
provided.
The newspaper., 1910-02-04
Convention Under Auspices
OF Men

OF Men
The great interest which the
men OF the churches of the coun
try are showing in mission and
other movements is emphasized
by the fact that big three days
Missionary Convention for south
ern and western Colorado is to be
held in Colorado Springs on March
l. >. and 3. next.
This convention is one OF sew
enty FIVE great conventions held
in the principal cities of the coun-
try unc-r the auspices Of The Lay
mems Missionary Movement
These conventions began IN Oc-
tober and end in Chicago in MAY.
They are inter-denominational
in character and have the advan-
tage OF being addressed by a re
markably strong list of speakers,
who 60 from one convention city
to another. explaining the needs
and purposes OF The movement,
Among those who are sohed
uled tor the Colorado Springs
Convention are J. Can. pbeil White
OF New York. Col. Z. w Ha =
ford of Washington. Geo. Sher-
wood Eddy of India. DR.. John +.
Merrill OF Turkey. George Heber
Jones OF Korea. { c. Rallet. Bis
hop w. s. Lewis OF China. Bishop
]. + Robinscn of India. 5. Earll
Ia, lor OF New York. and many
other eminent missionary speak
ers. A few of the subjects are.
Men and Missions" "A Survey
OF the World Field" The Awak
,ning of Asia" Thirty FIVE Years
in lndia. Missions and Civilizs-
ion" Americas World Respon
sibility." etc.
Much interest is already de.
vsloped among pastors and lay
men IN this forthcoming conven-
ton and it is expected that the
churches of southern and western
Colorado will be well represented,
from 500 to 700 delegates being
looked for from these sections.
Pastors and laymen of Paonia
have already expressed an inter
es, and will send representatives
Special convention rates are to be
made on the railways. and alto
gether it is expected that this
convention will be the greatest
religious event of the year IN Col
orado.