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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
AN EXPOSE OF M0RM0NIsM
Two Addresses Given By Methodist
Minister Who Knows.

Last Sunday evening Rev. d. NJ.
Helmiok delivered his second address
on Mormonisn. closing the series for
the present In his first address Mr..
Helmick took the ecclesiastical side OF
the question, taking for his first prop
osition that the teaching of the church
is plainly to do evil that good may
come.' In his second discourse -te
gave the organized system of the
church In all its quorums. He showed
how the church controls iu temporsl
affairs, by quotations from their own
authorities. In referring to the dis
loyalty CT the church to the govern
ment, he quoted reasonable utterano-
es of Brigham Young and other lead
ers as found in Mormon church pub
locations and proved that the flag had
been dishcnored in Salt Lake City on
two occasions. Mr.. Helmick stated
that he had been unable to find any
government or state record showing
that there had been a single volunteer
from Utah territory in the Union
army during the rebellion, and he
challenges any one to show such re.
cord
Mr.. Helmick did show that mem
bere of the Mormon battalion 10 1857
went into the mountains to keep back
Johnston's army and that they de-
stroyed two wagon trains of supplies
belonging to that army and escaped
without the loss of man. This
with much other history was given
to prove his assertions against the
church of the Latter Day Saints.
During the two discourses the
speaker gave some of the fruits of
the Mormon religion in ruined lives
and homes; in crimes against gentiles
and appstates. He gave description
of the Mountain Meadows as he found
it and an account of the massacre as
given in the trial of John D. Lee, with
other incidents OF Mormon cruelty,
all proved by Mormon testimony.
In his two addresses Mr.. Helmick
never made statement Of fact that
was not either known to himself or
else he had the evidence from court
or putlic records or books and papers
of Mormon authority.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01

over the Umatilla river where the
Thorn Hollow road intersscts.
Pendleton is interested also in hav-
ing the road improved. The CONNER
cial association of that city has insti-
tuted a movement in its favor and
DR.. f. W. Vincent, its chairman of
county roads, SAYS that the committee
has things all in readiness to start the
oirculstion of the petitions as early
as is practicable. A Pendleton paper
says:
"The plans are to make both the
Thorn Hollow and Mission station
roads county highways, and the coun-
ty court has expressed its willingness
10 improve and make these roads per-
manent county highways il the gov
ernment will put IN the bridges acIoss
the Umatilla river at these two points.
1t is thought there will be no trouble
about the government doing this when
they understand the strategic points
they will OCCUPY, being the go-tetween
points connecting two valuable tracts
Of grain land and tho warehouses
lying on the south side Of the river,
while large proportion Of the grain
handled at each station is grown on
the north side Of the river. While 1t
will take souis money to install these
bridges, yet when the benefits are con-
sidered the expense is nominal. The
people interested will be glad to nots
that.things are progressing go favor
ably.''
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
Round Up Buckers Stolen.

Angel, the famous outlaw, Rambling
Sam, noted bucker and Whistling An
MIC. the horse that made Tex McCloud
bite the dust last year at the Round
Ur have disappeared from the pas.
ture on Mckay creek wheresthe Round
Up stock is kept, and ,itris believed
they have been stolen. Five hundred
circular letters have been sent out by
the association all over the couotry de-
soribing the animals and offering a
reward of $25 each for their return
prior TO September /. Angel is val
ned at 81 900. Rambling Sam at $500
and Whistling Annis at $3.50. Angel
is the horse on which l.. w. Minor OF
WalloWa made the ride that won
him the worlds championship last
year. Live Wire.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
suit Against Daughter.

Considerable interest is centered in
suit brought by Louis LaBrac he
against his daughter. Mrs. Mary Bad
deley, alleging that she and her
husband, J.. @. Baddeley Of Walla
Walla have cheated him out of his
property. On March 8. he alleges
that they coaxed him to deed the
southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter of sec. 80. twp. 4 N. R 35 to
the defendant with the understanding
that it would be decided hack at any
time plaintiff desired. The land is
valued at $4,000, he alleges aud is
planted to a crop worth $1,000. Soon
after the deed was executed. it is al
legged, defendant borrowed $1,000 on q
mortgage and wanted to invest it in a
race horse. but plaintiff refused to
consent. Thereupon defendant loaned
$500 to her husband who is not worth
that amount. it is claimed. Plaintiff
also contends that his daughter has
been trying to send him to an asylum.
has refused to allow him the necessi-
ties of lite and has had notice print
ed in the Athena Press disolaiming
responsibility for his bills. He asks
for an order to deed the land back to
Eim. Fl. I. Watts is his attorney.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
PendIeton Chinatown Burned.

Fire early Tuesday morning wiped
out half of Pendleton's Chinatown
and for awhile seriously threatened
one OF the principal business blocks.
Two wooden buildings on West Alta
street in which were two stores and a
noodle parlor. burned to the ground
and the flames warped the fire doors
on the adjoining brick block and got
into the Tallman drug store and the
Penland lodging house. Volunteer
firemen however succeeded in subdu-
ing them before they made much head
way. High wind carried sparks for
several blocks and several other fires
were narrowly averted. The French
restaurant and the Olympia saloon
we're flooded with water when the au-
tomato hose was turned on and could
not te turned off. The total damage
was about $500. The store and res
taurant were owned by Wing Gooey.
former husband of Oh Sen, notorious
Chinese woman of Portland.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
COUNTY HELP FOR
THORN HOLLOW
PERMANENT HIGHWAY AND A
BRIDGE IS POSSIBLE.
County Court Would Take
Road IF Government Builds
Bridge at Crossing.

Athena is vitally interested in pr
manent road construction of the
Thorn Hollow road. In past years
before farmers could haul their wheat
to the warehouses at Ttorn Hollow
station, they have teen compelled to
repair the road and put in temporary
fridge at the river crossing. This
has been done at their own expense
except what money was donated to
help them out.
This road should he under the su.
pervision OF the county. 1t is even
more necessary to the travelling public
than the river road to Bingham
springs, pleasure resort.
Farmers on this side Of the river
require the Thorn Hollow highway for
hauling grain, and the farmers on the
other side need it for convenience in
coming out to trade.
1t is said the county aourt is willing
to construct good road of petma-
nent character il the government can
be prevailed upon to construct bridge
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
Farm House Burned.

I The farm house on the Henry Keen
farm Northwest Of Athena, was de-
stroyed by Gre Sunday, together with
the household effects Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Toland. Insurance was carried on
neither dwelling or household goods.
Frank jackson raised considerable
sum of money for MT. And Mrs. Toll
and by subscription. <Athena and
country people subscribing generously
TO the paper he circulated. Tbs fire
started in the kitchen. presumably
from defective fiue.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
Cutting Weeds.

Sam Booher has sat the example of
cutting the grass and weeds from the
streets and vacant lots in the vicinity
of his home. which should be followed
by all.Athena property holders. The
foxtail grass is not only nuisance !,
but menace in the spread of fire
and should be eliminated.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
Hand Badly Injured.

A member Of Watts Bros. threading
crew was brought into town yesterday
with badly lacerated hand. When
DR.. Sharp dressed it, he found the
little finger broken and the hand Sc
verely cut. The injury was reoeived
when the lever on the feeder flew
back and struck the operators hand.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
C. w. 3. NJ. Meeting.

The August meeting Of the local
auxiliary OF The Christian Woman's
Board of Missions will co held next
Wednesday aftaTnoon at The home Of
Mrs. w. L. Dobson. With Mrs J. W.
Pinkerton as assistant. Mrs. Fl. II.
Hill will be leader of the meeting,
and the topic OF the day is africa g
Need and Our Responss-Whst 1t l.
and What II Should Be.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01
Lawn Sprinkling Halted.

Lawn sprinkling has hesn temper
aIily suspended by orders from the
water department.. it being necessary
to conserve the supply now furnished
by the springs and water pu uped from
the well BY the present equipment.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1913-08-01

Editor johnson of the Weston Lead
sr, was in the city Monday. on a shor;
business trip. he graced the Press
sancIum with his presence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11

leggers and the prostitutes came up to
the captains desk and settled once a
month, but did not give the tariff
schedules, leaving that for the jury to
ascertain
Judge Poe also announced that he
desired ardently TO see the growth of
the churches keep up with the growth
If the saloons in this town, but failed
to give any percentage statement as
to the recent growth of the saloon
business. He further said he had
statement Of all the people holding
government licenses and this wa
prima facie evidence Of the Intent Of
the holders 10 violate the law. This
would get every grocery store which
sells pickles or cottolene OF oleomar-
parne or any Of the drug stores which
sell any drug containing alcohol He
made an exception, however as TO
Legitimate drug stores, but gave no
list Of those he considered legitimate.
In conclusion the judge gave the
usual charges as TO the duty Of the
grand jury to inquire into the violation
Of all the laws, and the jury got
down TO work
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11
Children HATE OIL,
CAL0HEL AND pills
california syrup of lig~' Best For
Fender stomach. lhcr.
Bowels

I.uuh back AZ your childhood days
Remember tho dose" mother insisted
ON castor oll calomel. cathartics
How you hated them. how YOU fought
against taking them
with oot children ITS different
Mothers who cling to the old form of
physic simply don't realize Wnat they
do The children's revolt is wcllfound-
ed Their tender little "lusides' arc
injured by them.
II your yhild's stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing give only deli
cious california syrup of Fiss' 1s
action is positive. but gentle. Millions
" mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative handy. They know children
love Go take it. that % never fails 20
clean the liver and bowels anu swectcu
the stomach and that tesspoonful
given today saves q sick chill tomor-
row.
Ash youI druEeist fcr "a 30 cont bot.
Oc OF california syrup OF Figs"
which has fun directions fog babies.
children Of an ages and for grown-ups
plainly on each bottle. Beware OF
counterfeits sold here. See that Il Is
made by California Fig Syrup COM
panF Refuse any other kind with
contempt. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11
MRS. AGNES Weber
DELIGHTED WITH HER STAY IN
TCISA-PR,ISES PROGRES-
slNE CITIZENS.

For II years, ! have been treated
for everything from tuberculosis to
hysteria by several doctors. without a
particle OF relief, and all that time
suffered with female, stomach, liver
and bladder trouble. About 5 months
ago, came to Tulsa and started treat
ment with the Electro Medical Spe-
cialists and improved from he very
first day. l am now cured and happy
] feel like a new woman / wish to
take this method to thank Drs. Lynn
and Kimball for their special efforts
in my case and to encourage others
to try this new marvel electric treat
ments for your trouble and get we'll
again" Very truly CSigned) Mrs.
Agnes Weber, Fald Hin, oklahoma.
Drs. Lynn and Kimbau. Electro
Medical Specialists. offer free exam
nation at 33S Robinson Arcade
Phone 1921. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11
S|EVERS SAYS HE
Was NOT IN JAIL
HOuL MAS ARRESTED LAST
WIIk DENIES Rliohls
ABOUT FORMER RECORD,
charge WAS DISMISSED
Government Nrceted Him for Using
Mails 20 Dciuud Hut never
Prosecuted Him.

Numurs were circulated yesterday
tlul th, arrest last Saturday NJ a. l
Sielera former manager of the Bal
tinore Hotel, on "a charge ot obtain
hp money under false prctcnses, had
led 90 the urCoyoIlug of "lous
criminal record" arniust Si0rrs IN
N,tdpuuou develops that these re-
ports were uufouudcd 20 great cN-
tcut
S.vcre' friends claim that be- viii
IroEo Ais Innocence Of the chartc
lrie,d against him last week. in cone
i,DU1n with the alleged giving ~ a
lpureage for $1,000 on furniture In
o., Baltimore Hotel that he did not
Dyn.
Sict,r- business record boo Tulsa
bYs 1rru above roprouDh, with the rN-
ccpuou Of the recent incident that
led to his arrest Those who filed
tae charges against him are said TO
have expressed the belief that Siovers
ltalousn-se IN striving go accumulate
q foruac perhaps led TO his act
Police officers here have attempted
tC show that slevers is confidence
man" Who has served jail sentences
lut th.s has been found to Dee untrue
although hc has been under arrest be
fore Hc was arrested boy the fed
,rN authorities but the case was dis
missed after short time.
when he heard that report had
been circulated that he had served "a
year in tho federal pcu,tentiary for
using IA mails for fraudulent pur-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11
NEW SCHEDULE FOR
SANTA FE IS OUT.
WILL BECOME EFFECTIVE DE
CEMBiR 7--DANIIGHT FULL
MAN SERVICE.
faster TIME ANNOUNCED
oil Flyer viii Make Trip in loss Than
Five IIours---Nill lmutuNc
the Service.

The time card for the new Santa
Fe train service, effective December z,
has been officially announced. Sew
eral changes are made in the service
aside from continuing the Ol Flyers
run to Kansas city.
Under the new schedules there will
be three trains daily on tho Tulsa
Kansas City run. Train No. 2O2 will
originate at Tulsa instead OF yelling
ton. The traffic now done by 80. 202
between Wellington and independence
viii be handled much the sam5 as
the morning traffic is now hands !
out Of Tulsa, with the exception, o.
course, that the connecting train will
run from WlhSton to Independence
instead Of from Tulsa 20 mdcpond-
ence.
The OH Flyer, under the new card
Will leave Tulsa at o'clock In the
afternoon. thirty minutes earlier than
at present and arrive at Cnanuto AZ
G:20 I'm the evening forty minutes
earlier than AT present The run from
Tulsa to Chanutc win ho shortened
ten minutes.
nf u hAl VII FANl' a. lltAilNtA'
twenty minutes for supper and leave
at Gao for Kansas city whore II
will arrive At 1925, In time for ST
Louis and Chicago connections.
ON It's southhound trip the on Flyer
viii leave Kansas City at 2;2o n the
morning and arrive In Cnsnute at
COS. II will stop at Chauuto twenty
five minutes FOR breakfast and pull
ont for Tulsa at 7:2O, arriving there
at 1880.
The oil Flyer southbound. will car
y the sleeper that was formerly han
died by No 2O3 the early morning
traiu. II viii be brought bacl, to In
dcpcudcuc, 10y the on Flyer north
bound and will bc picked mp here
by No 20I. the l1.45 nieht train TO
Kansas city This will give daylight
Pullman service between lndepcud-
ency and Tulsa. something rot had
before.
Coins north 'n the forenoon No.
cUe viii leave Tulsa at o'clock iu
the morning. arrive in Chauute at
1870 tn the afternoon stop there
tvrnty minutes for dinner and then
ro ou 90 Kansas Citv arriving there
at 5.l1. the samo as az present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11

directors had fraudulenuy used stock
,alued at 100000. Hearing wa
set for tomorrow.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11

Los ANGELES. Cal, Nov. S.--An
action asking for "a receivership Of
the Los Angeles Investment company.
capitalized at S5,OO0.OO0, was filed in
Superior court today 1t was reported
that postal authorities had begun an
investigation Of tho corporations af-
fairs.
The action, filed on behalf Of the
small stockholders, alleged that the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11

your absence from Washington
"Yos explained the representative
Didn't 'ou tell them yuW r.t' was
paired
"Nuf and they said that they would
500 90 II that II was lp.rad rtllI moro
wUyu ! DuW, up fOr rU-rlr@ lnh
Buffalo sprcss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11
EAGER WORKERS Do
Great ROAD WORK
Continued From Page -

Of the days labor and you should at
least help In that way in the public
movement Remember that roads are
being built that can bc travelled oyer
by automobiles al brcak-neeh speed
and IL you enjoy the pleasure of nice
motoring now Is the time to get the
work done Just by hauling the mon
to the road 90 ho worked.
Hot coffee and beef sandwiches viii
be served again today promptly at
noon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11
Whenever ron Need a General Tonic
Take Groves.

The old standard Groves Tastcless
chill tonic is equally valuable as "a
general tonic because II contains the
well known tonic properties Of qnin-
Inc and iron. Drives out malaria en-
riches blood builds up the whole sys-
tenn b0c-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11

4 Recall.
$50 yum constituents objected To
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11

W ~ Hpudrou, Tulsa.
D. A. Wilson, Broken Arrow.
A. C. Mann. Tulsa.
Fred Frey, Tulsa.
j l. Dunlap, BiNby
Ell Hairless, Broken Arrow.
A. l.. Laws Broken Arrow.
h q. Cunningham. Tulsa.
c. n. Run, Tulsa
y. c. Walmsley, BiXby.
Frank Mcclure, Broken Ar
Ow
Guy q. Han, Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-11
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-22
1sJFEloYE
@ot Prof.
NY IRVING N BACON
neinr The Adventures OF a PsIrais

XIII.
Il hope you'll pardon me, miss
but I should consider II matter
for everlastin self-reproach If did
not call your attention to the mistake
you are making"
The handsome young woman to
whom Professor Polydore addressed
these words looked at him In blank
amazement.
This was the first time she had
even seen him, and, so far as he
knew, he had never in his life met
her. either. until this moment. when
chance brought them side by side as
strap hangers in crowded trolley
car.
What mistake am making 70
asked the young woman, after she
had assured herself that the man
with the frank, honest, good-nature-
so abruptly could have meant no
harm or ofrense. and appeared to be
neither lunatic nor a "masher."
you have SO many excellent quail
ities." responded Polydore, that IL
seems a pity you should allow a
horde of insignificant trifies to worry
you. And, above all. you make the
gravest sort of mistake to envy that
painted doll-face yonder with the
erHllno coat and diamonds.
POiydore Amaxes the Young Woman.
The young woman seemed almost
ready to scream with aston 'shment.
She scrutinized the professor sus-
piciousiy. as IL expecting to find horns
or cloven foot.
How could you tell / envied that
girl or that have so many worries ?''
she finally managed to gasp.
Your hand disclosed the secret &c
me-" replied Polydore. you see. ]
have devoted considerable attention to
palmistry. Your long, thin fingers de-
note fondness for detail-nothing
too trifling to escape your observation
and attention. The knuclSles are
rather prominent. This shows refiec-
ton, too much of it when taken In
connection with the thin, chainliixe
headline that middle one OF the three
principal lines, which travel across the
palm. For 1t is your headline that SO
plainly indicates how much the mere {
trifies worry you and occupy your
mind
THAT is all very true" excla med
the young woman, who by this t me
had become profoundly interested and
was listening with bated breath to the
remarkable strangers words.
But" she added. "how could you
tell that I envied that beautiful girl
who is sitting at such distance from
here and whom had never seen until
1 entered this carr"
This" replied Polydore. Us pre-
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Dorothy put aside her sewing,
and looked at him In elders isterly
disapproval
What makes you act so, Davie?"
she asked, cant you be good for
two more days?"
Don't want to be good. Don't
want anything for Christmas. Hate
Christmas" Davie announced, land
| hope you don't get anything
either, Dorothy Dear, so there.
Anyway, you're not very good. II
isn't being good to pick at me all
the time, like you do. You say l
don't talk right, and you say L
don't act right. Nobody likes me
in the whole world, and / don't
care" Davie started to give the
wall a particularly vicious kick at
this moment, but his foot slipped
on the rug and he sat down very
suddenly. and little painfully,
Dorothy laughed heartily.
SERVES you right, serves you
right, serves you right" she chant
ed tantalizingly. "for being such an
ugly boy. 1t serves you rt-right,
Right"
"Shut upl" roared Davie. still sit
ting on the floor. II hate you. Dor
othy Dear, do. and you're a cry
I baby, and a fraid cat, and you're
scared OF the dark, and you're a
Chinaman, and you're a--a-a-"
Davle couldn't think of any more
names to call his sister. so he Just
rolled on the floor and kicked his
heels and howled with all the might
of his husky, six-year-oId lungs.
you'll get 1t for saying shut
up" cried Dorothy, still laughing.
II never saw O boy as bad as you
are, Davie Dear You wait till
mother comes In. I'm going to tell
her you're In one of your tam
trums.'' And Dorothy airily picked
up her work and began to embroider
Mary 'Lizbeth's initial.
"Tattle-tale, tattle-tale," shrieked
Davie. very red with rage, you're
nothing but an old tattle-tale, tat
tle-tale, tat"
Whats this" Mother Dear sud-
denly appeared in the doorway,
looking very stern. "Davie. what
are you doing on that floor? Get
up. this minute"
Sulkily. Davie clambered to his
feet.
Dorothy made me mad" said he.
II didn't" promptly declared Dor
othy, and then she added With her
usual honesty. that Is, didn't
first. He's having one OF his spells,
mother, and kicked the wall and
said things fore ever said a
word"
ITO be continued.)