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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
CHAPTER XII.

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w IT ryor Arthur Stanley won't
EZ x hers 10 ride this year.
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YOUNG mau hen they had
al 62lSAed reading Tue announcement
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- oi II I.ee" cAini.l ia the. equally
f generous minded Ralph Hunter Why
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SCOUT the way Arthur spent money like
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We ~ al kln. and va an stand 10
Ss,1-r wlea outsiders uiASe trouble.
4Sz~l Ra..- Hunter
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

Mrs Randolph and Vivian Marston had
pointedly thrown down the bouquets
and had turned their bscks on Esther
The queen 81 love and beauty was IN
acknowledged and dethroned
Al this open aud direct humiliation
OF the daughter % HSgar the whole as.
semhly srew still IS death and the
noarse shouts Of the handcured sheriff
We're heard stop that mAn, he Is
Arthur Stanley. wanted for murder.
A loud roar burst rrOm the excited
thTons Men sprsnS to their feet and
women screamed Arthur. az the cry
nom Esther 70 save himself. ran down
the aisle sud. clearing the rail at a
bound. vaulted on hi. horse. snstching
The reins rrom the nesrO lsd a. be did
50 hut az the brusQue .commsnds OF
the sheriff the masked knights closed
N on Arthur ane. hemninS him round
dr0ve him and hts horse toward the
grand stand. struggling. oxhttns sor
life and liberty,
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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18

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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-11-18
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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-05
MRS. LIZZIE WATTS DIES
AFTER A LONG ILLNESS

After a long and painful illness
during which everything possible waf
done for her relief and alleviation,
Mrs. Lizzie Watts died Thursday
morning. at O'Clock, and the funeral
occurs this afternoon. the service be-
ing conducted at the Methodist church.
Lizzie Naylor was born October TO-,
1874, in Cass county, Missouri. and
was married in March, 1871, to I. J.
Watts, coming Immediately afterward
to Oregon. where her life has been
spent since in Athena and the near
vicinity, where for many years she
lived on farm. Five children we're
born to them; Mr.. Watts, two sons
and one daughter having preceded her
to the grave.
Two sons are left, M. L. Watts.
manager of the Preston Shaffer Mill
ing company at this place, aud Homer
I. Watts, attorney and mayor Of Ath-
ena, and one grandohild, VeInita,
daughter Of the former. Also two
sisters survive her, being Mrs. Martha
Van Winkle of Weston, and Mrs. zou
Van Winkle of Parma, Idaho.
Mrs. Watts was possessed Of re-
ably active mind, and resisted
the encroaohment Of disease with for
titude that was al in one OF bel
age. Her death occurred March 4
1915. making her 70 years and i've
months old, lacking six days. A hos
Of friends and old time neighbour
mourn her loss. as we'll as her bereav
ed SONS and families.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-05
Press Paragraphs

$~~~<N~>SN<>ss <>ssr>s-t~s>>s<><>rsN<>
henry flnkeIton was In Weston
"eunesuay'
A. B. Frost was in town from Pan
. oieton wednesday.
Mrs. N. A. Miller was Pendleton
visitor Wednesday.
Chas. Gerkiup was a businass visitor
In Pendlatou Monday.
-. ,u
town Tuesday, shopping.
Mua N
,naa,. ~, ~ = ns nas oe"n III 'nis
Mr. and Mrs r. p van w;nh,. !,
Weston were in tba oi,v snndav
Sunday With rela,;.as; - paaa,a,au Ia w.
w. .. ferguson made business
VISA
MRS. >. .. fieraol has recently re-
turned from Visit with relatives IN
-
W. w. Raymond IS over from Walla
Walia, spenoing several days at the
", ana Mrs. y. a. Best ana daugh
ter were IN tne CITY Fllday from Fen
MIS- a. a. ross lert Ior Dayton,
WASH, on wednesday mornings Train
=. y. hoontz came up from Fort
lann ana spent Iuesoay ana Wednes-
s. B. Oalderhead Of the Northern
Pacific was in the city Wednesday
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-05

| Mrs. s. A. Barnes and Mrs. W. A.
Graham Of Weston. spent the day ID
Athena Tuesday. visiting relatives.
John Walter this week purchased
at the Kirk Implement house Rex
buggy made for him on special order.
> Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Davis Of
I Milton, have been visiting this week
at the Geo. R. Gerking homs west Of
town.
Subjects for next Sunday at the
M. 3. church: Morning. "The Dou-
BILE Witness" evening, "Perfsct Sta
bility."
Miss GLADYS Andre visited over sum
day with friends in Pendleton. attend
ing the High school dance on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Ransom Lieuallen, a we'll
known pioneer lady Of Weston, has
been very seriously i'll, reports the
Leader.
A social dance will Ee given tomor-
row evening at the Opera house, with
Prof. Gordon's orchestra furnishing
the music.
The debating teams of the Athena
and Weston High schools will meet in
DEBATE tonight in this city. at the
| Christian church,
Wm. Winship and Sam Haworth
attended the funeral of their father
in.law, the late John Martin, in Wal
la Walla Tuesday.
Craig Wilkinson and Ralph DePeatt
will leave about the 18th Of the pres
ent month, for Montana, where they
will take up homesteads.
Mrs. D. B. Jarman and little daugh-
ters we're in town Friday, from Free
water, where Mr.. JHrman is now man
ager of mercantile blishment.
A number Of Moose lodge mem ters
went down to Pendleton Wednesday
night to meet with the lodge there.
The boys report very pleasant time.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Archie Shiok were
Peudleton visitors Wednesday. Mrs.
Shiok will leave soon for a visit at
the home of her parents, at Newport,
Wash.
9. o. Henry, the new postmaster,
has received his commission, his bond
has heen accepted by the department
and be will assume the duties of his
office on April ].
Charles Kirk took party including
VIM. Kilgore, Alex MoTntyre and
James Bell to Walla Walla last Sat
urday to witness the operations of the
gasoline bull tractor.
Yesterday being Mrs. Fl. o. Worth
ington's birthday. she was agreeably
surprised on receiving magnificent
boquet of cut flowers from Portland,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-05

strain the eyes or come apart. One
light, solid piece Of glass which looks
like single pair. yet answers the pur-
pose OF two. enabling you to read or do
close work and see distant objects per-
feUtly. Be sure and see them. Free
demonstration, satisfaction guaran-
teed. Drs. Lowe and Turner have
heen located in Portland for 20 years.
They do not 60 from house to house.
They have no agents. In Weston
Tuesday. March 9.--Adv.
A Sale Of farm stock, harness and
machinery will be held Tuesday, Mar.
.. at the Vonderahe Ranch Ia miles
above Milton on tho Mountain road,
at 10 a. M. Free lunch and feed. Sale
consists of span black mules, yrs.
VT. 1900; span brown mules, 8 yrs.
1900. span Euokskin mules, 5, VT.
1850; grey mule. black mule, each
yrs, VT. 1160; l3 work horses and
mares. Percheron stock, one mare can
be registered; 2 colts. . yrs; yearl-
ing f1lly, sucking colt. ? Thomas
drills, 18 hoes, new; 8 John Deere
gang plows, IA in.;3 slickers, wheat
racks; blacksmith outfit, harrows.
wagons. harness, mower, tools, etc.
Holt gasoline Com bine Harvester. ---Ad
John Martin, the father Of Mrs
VIM. Winship and Mrs. Samuel Ha-
worth of this city, died at his home
in Walla Walla Monday morning, af-
ter lingering illness. The funeral
occurred Wednesday. Mr.. Martin
was 10 years old, and had been res-
ident Of Walla Walla valley since
1854. when he crossed the plains by OK
team. He died the owner Of valuab BILE
farm lands in the vicinity Of Walla
Walla. Besides his wife, who is in
very delicate health, he leaves nine
children. who were all at his bedside
during his illness and death. They
are: James M. Martin Of Oolfax,
WASH; Samuel J. Martin of Kettle
Falls and J. @. Martin Of Oroville.
Idaho; Mrs. Margaret Winahip of Ath-
can, VIM. D. Martin Of Spokane, O.
D. Martin of Pullman. Ada @. Oarder
Of Starbuok, Oleve Martin Of Colfax
and Mrs. Efie Haworth Of Athena.
The result of Athena's municipal
election Tuesday caused oonsidera BILE
surprise, inasmuoh as there was only
one ticket In the field and hut little
interest was expected. However l72
votes we're cast. large number OF wo-
men going to the polls, and Fl. O.
Worthington, a dark horse, ran Il. |.
Watts a close race for mayor. The
regular ticket was elected, though a
large number Of votes were written in
on the ballot. The result follows:
For mayor. H. I. Watts, regular. SO;
q. o. Worthington, 80. For council.
men, J. E. Froome. regular. l05; N.
A. Miller. regular, 121; M. L. Watts,
regular, 1871; j. W. Weloh regular.
lJ6. Il. A. Barrett received 23 votes
Henry Keen 80, R. A. Thompson ~,
Charles Mcfarland 29, and there were
other scattering vutes for councilman.
For treasurer. v. q. Burke received
129 votes and b. B. Richards record
er. received his usual flattering vote
this time getting lSS.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-05
School Notes.


This evening at the Christian
church, will be held the Weston
Athena. High School debate. The
local team has put great deal Of
work on their respective parts and ex
peot to make good showing. The
judges are: Mr.. N. X. Noordhoff OF
Ferndale; Miss Mabel Gregory Of
Pendleton High school, and Mr.. J. d.
Harrah Of Adam. An admission fee
Of % cents will be charged to defray
expenses. You are cordially invited
te present.
Miss Cecilia Armstrong Of Milton
has been selected as teacher OF the
Primary room in place Of Mrs. Laura
B. Zerba, who has resigned.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-05
New Books at Library

New books received at the library
this week. Ey request. are as follows:
ComstoGk - Handbook of Nature
Study.
Crockett-Sandy.
Perkins-The Dutch Twins.
Stoddard--Norway.
| Stoddard-Egypf.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-05
War News.

The Germans are rushing tie Russians;
The Russians are rushing the Rusb.
All the same like football game,
Each side Is after touch.
If you have watch that needs watch
ing,
A time piece 10 fact that's at war.
You shouldn't worry-step lively, now
hurry
And hustle it down to onr store.
ADV. Vincent. Jeweler.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-05

-. Drs. Lowe 81 Turner, eye spec
~ iaIists, at Hotel st. Nichols,
Wed. and Thurs. March l0-iI. Con
suit them. ADV.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05
.FA|T HE'LL" TO
GRAND JURY
,-..-7-'er=. .<.-'t--.l ~ IN n 1tN h1I1\ w
Charge Of Transporting Woman
for Immoral Purposes-Bond
... Is Fixed at $4,000. .. :.

Aberdeen, s. D., Dec. 4.-Charles
w. Fait of this city was arraigned be.
fore United States Commissioner viii.
liam Wallace here yesterday morning
on a charge of vioating the Mann
act. ,Fait was arrested here 'Novem.
|ber 21, by the county sheriff on the
charge Of bootlegging, but was turned
over to the federal authorities to an.
swer more serious charge preferred
by them.
The complaint charges Fait with
having transported a young woman
from Milaca, Mimi, to this city for
immoral purposes. He pleaded not
guilty yesterday morning and his case
was continued until the next term Of
the federal court, waich meets here
in May. His bonds we're fixed at
$500, which Fait has not as yet fur
nished. The woman in the case is Ibe.
ing held here under bonds of $500.
IFait returned to tAis city from Min.
neapolis about the middle of Novem.
Der for visit with his mother, and
at one time stated that he was soon
to leave for Omaha. Fait has signed
up with the Chicago White Sox and
was to have reported for spring train
ing in Florida, where he was to have
been tried out on the pitching staff.
He is we'll known in this city, where
ne was f5orn and reared and attended
school before going into professional
baseball.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05
MANY ROBBER|ES
IN F FARGO RECENTLY

Fargo, Dec. 4.-The several robber-
les and ;1ousebreakings Of the past
two nights are proving extremely an
noying to the local police. In not one
Of the cases have they clue to work
upon and it is highly probable that
the offenders will 60 unpublished.
Last night the basement Of the Gil.
bert Haggart residence on Second av.
.enue. north and Roberts street was
burglarized and a considerable quan.
tity Of canned goods and other arti-
cles taken. The men were not seen
or heard and there is no clue to tae
perpetrators except the footprints Of
one of the burglars. .,}.4 srt
Burglars also broke into the w. II.
White residence, 515 Thirteenth
street south, and thoroughly ransack.
ed. the house. They opened drawers
and cabinets and scattered their con.
tents, including silverware over the
floors. The caretaker did not discov.
er the robbery until this morning and
did not know whether or not any.
thing was taken. Mr. and Mrs. White
are spending the winter in California.
Another home at 1901 Fourth street
north was entered by few moments
after the occupants had left the house.
Neighbors. saw the light and investi
gated and the two prowlers who were
inside fed. In this case as in the
others, no description Of the intrud-
ers was obtained.
The night before and for several
nights previous these petty burglaries
have i5een reported to the police.
Chief of Police Troyer stated this
morning that ne believed that there is
regular gang among the transients
that are making Fargo their head.
quarters and that he would take
steps to clean them out.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05
STOCK BREEDERS
TO MEET ! | E DEC. 5
United Stock Breeders Associa-
tion to Hold Meeting
at Esmond.

The United Stock Breeders associ-
alton of Esmond will hold a big meet
ing next Wednesday. An excellent
program has been prepared for the
occasion, including among the speak
ers Secretary of Agriculture r. F.
Flint, President ]. H. Worst of the
State Agricultural college, and joel
s. Wintager of the dairy division Of
tie United States department Of as.
riculture.
The cattle breeders in the Esmond
district have one of the most pro-
gressive associations in the state, and
their meetings are always Of a most
interesting character. At the pres.
ent time tie association has 120
members, which includes practically
seven townships. The association
has grown rapidly in the past year,
and has been largely responsible for
improving the cattle in its territory.
w. IE. Heller is president Of the
association and Matthew Duffey is
secretary. A large attendance Of cat
tie breeders from all parts of the
state is looked for at the coming
meeting.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05
: HUNTER | / / MUST
CO To PRISON
:. SAYS COURT.
Physician Convicted Of Man.
slaughter as Resalt o.
Young Gir.'s Death.
JURY's COURSE rs
HIGHLY APPROVED
Dying Confessions Are Usually
Accepted as Relevant
Evidence n Court.

.
Minneapolis, Min, Dec. 4.-Dr.
Charles TT. Hunter of Minneapolis
must serve a term OF from S to 20
years in state pfisol for first degree
manslaughter, for performing an ille-
gal operation resulting in the death
of Lena Hummer, Nv. 16, .19l4. The
state supreme cour3 toGay affirmed
the conviction of ID Hun,er. While
the evidence against him was largely
circumstantial, the our, says it was
conclusive enough It. warrant con.
victiOn. > ~
DR.. Hunter all but ,roke down when
told of the courts 'eclsion over the
phone.
I'm here and IL ne here when
they want me-" he sid, with a break
in his voice. :,
At the sheriff's Office It was expect.
ed DR.. Hunter Wonl be taken into
custody late today. The papers from
the supreme court lad not been re.
ceived at the distict court clerks
Office at 200 p. m., .s.ss..
Followingath receipt Of these pa
pers commitmentWas Ito be issued
for the physicians lrrest and 'impris-
onment. He. has len. free on bail,
pending the suprele courts action.
DR.. Hunter. was convicted largely
on the testimony. f%sArtlur Leisch,
who testified to5ma ing three. visits to
the doctors office in company with
the girl. NJ sas Y 4. '&a-.
Girls Body 5 Exhumed.
;,-,Miss X ualnefF 6sU at the residence
of -Mrs:eaNettje l,ahy,#l6O5 Stevens
avenue, and sthe oath certificate gave
the cause as pnsifnonia, nut relatives
at Hastings be,me suspicious anc
had the body .eNpmed for a pos tmort
EN- examination whic hled to the
charge being plced against DR.. Hun
ter. . 4 ,,:...-..-.s..
DR.. Hunter Ms formerly president
of the .Hennep< County Medical so.
ciety, andfone me instructor in the
medical collegeof the university of
minnesota.
| Tie indictmet was returned Dec.
10, 1914, while : was gu. on bail of
$1,000. awaiting .retrial on a man
slaughter chargegrowing out of the
death of Nina ichl, who died Nov.
1S, 1918, in his 1ice. He was tried
on the 'Pichl chase, 'bu: the jury dis.
agreed.
"The evidencetending to connect
defendant with Il operation is in the
main circumstanal, says the opin-
ion of the cour written by Chief
Justice c. u. Bron, but sufficient in
our opinion to stain the conviction.
He must have knNn, Wien attending
her for time i'nediately prior and
up to the momenof her Death, that
the operation hadoeen performed and
that she died by effects. yet he de.
llberately certifer to the public au.
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Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05
FOOTBALL H MOVIES
MAKE BIG HIT.
Pictures Of Chicago Minnesota
Game to Be Shown at Or.
" pheum Tuesday.

Thrilling pictures or the Chicago
football game, which the
Gophers won, 20 to z, will be shown on
the screen of the 'Orpheum theater
Tuesday night in the Bismarck Trtb-
une Northwest Weekly. Manager
Bauer has arranged to get these pic.
lures several weeks ahead of most
cities of tais size, which have been
booking this film like wildfire since
the great gridiron battle on Northrop
field. . -.....-.
These pictures we're made in a
snow storm and the flakes can he
seen, plainly covering the field and the
10000 .rooters in the stands. The diff
ficulty experienced by the Chicago
backs in attempting their speedy end
work on the heavy field is shown, as
is also the plunging line work of the
Gophers Bernie Biernan, captain of
the Gophers, is Shown tearing through
Chicago for the first touchdown.
There are close-ups of Chicago
newspaper men, Bill Bailey Of the
Examiner being a prominent figure,
The police sergeant in charge of the
crowds was filmed. The crowd scenes
are especially good.
Many persons who witnessed the
game remarked that they did not ex-
pect to see the movie men get good
picture on account of the snow and
the dark afternoon, but the pictures
are frst-class and credit to the
three Northwest Weekly men who
made them.
Bismarck daily tribune., 1915-12-05
chief: LEB|NE .NABBED
MINNESOTA RUNAWAYS

Larimore, n. D., Dec. 4.-Albert
Thompson, aged IL, son of the chief
of police of Lake Park. Mimi, and
Carl Severson, aged 19, former in
mate of the Minnesota state training
school at Red Wing. were picked up
by the Larimore police and started
back to Lake Park Monday night un.
der the charge of young Thompson's
father.
Secerson, it appears, was recently
paroled from the Red Wing institu.
tion and put to work at Lake Park.
He became wearied of the peaceful
life there and decided to 60 west He
took young Thompson with him and
the two got as far as Larimore, where
they were nabbed by Chief of Police
LaBine.
Officers of the Red Wing school
will meet Severson in St. Paul and
take him back to the institution,
where he still has two more years to
serve.