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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-28
WEALTHY SEATTLE
HOMES ARE RAIDfD
Much Valuable Liquor Seized in
Millionaire Residences.
EXCLUSIVE CIRCLES OF SOUND SHOCKED
Sheriffs Find Rare Old Whiskies and
Wines Hot Legal Battle Fore
seen-No Arrests Made.
EXCLUSIVE CIRCLES or SOUND SHOCKED

Seattle, Wash. .--Seattle's weathlies
and most exclusive circles which GO
their first shock Monday when tn,
Rainier club was raided on search war
rants under the new prohibition Law
were rocked by social volcano wher
the homes of two millionaires were
raided by deputies acting under orders
Of Sheriff "Bob" Hodge, the coal
miner aspirant for the governorship,
and large and valuable stocks Of fine
wines and liquors were seized.
Where the law officers lightning
will strike next is the topic in the
homes Of Capitol Hill and Richmond
Highlands.
The palatial home at the Highlands
of W. E. Boeing, millionaire lumber
man, was raided at noon Wednesday
by deputy sheriffs. Sheriff Hodge had
been told that an $4,000 stock Of liquors
belonging to the Seattle Golf and
Country club had been secreted there
in violation Of the dry law.
In one room in the basement the
deputies said they found a specially
fitted device by which great numbers
Of bottles were put away, corks down.
The liquors were of the richest kind,
including bottled Scotch, rye and Bour-
bon whiskies, vermouth, champagne,
including some Of the vintage of 1880,
and valued at $50 a quart: case Of
Pol Roget, Chartreuse and other IL
quors and three cases of beer.
In the buffers pantry were found Is
bottles Of beer and about Is bottles Of
assorted drinkables.
The liquor found in the basement
was said by the deputy sheriffs to be
worth at least $4,000.
Mr.. Boeing is president Of thu
Greenwood Lumber company and Of
the Northwest Aero club.
The home of D. E. Skinner, presi
dent Of the Skinner Eddy Steamship
company and Of the Port Blakely Mil
company, was raided. and stock Of
liquors worth about $4,000 confscated
by deputy sheriffs.
In each instance the great stocks
were removed and will be held pending
hearing of the cases. No arrests, will
be made.
1t is said to be practically certain
that the raid will result in hotly con-
tested legal battles, attacking the dry
law from the standpoint of raids on
private residences and particularly
that feature of the common law grant
ing householder extraordinary rights
in his premises.
Rumor has 1t also that further resi-
dence raids are in prospect, directed
against the homes of officials Of var
ious clubs.
Mr.. Skinner was delivering an ad-
dresss upon "The Merchant Marine"
at a luncheon of the Seattle Real
Estate association when a note was
handed him informing him his home
was being raided. He angrily de-
nounced the police, thinking it was
they who were making the raid instead
Of the sheriffs, and declared he had or
dered his servants to destroy all IL
quor, smash the bottles so the law Off
GERS could not hold orgies on fine wines
at his expense.
The prohibition law permits persons
to keep in their own homes not more
than two quarts Of spirituous liquors
and IL quarts Of malt drinks.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-28
Fund for Alaska Favored.

Washington, D. G. = Two million
dollars with which to push work on the
Alaska railroad with the opening Of
spring and $4,000 for the conf
Dental diplomatic fund used by the
President and the secretary Of state
are included in an urgent deficiency
appropriation bill favorably reported
Thursday to the house. Construction
Of the road will begin in earnest in the
spring. The commission in charge
already has had $2,607, 900 placed at
its disposal and the ultimate cost of
the project is to be $36, 900, 900.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-28
Wages 27 Per Cent Higher.

New York-0ne thousand and three
hundred representative manufacturers
in New York state, employing approx
imately 600, 900 persons, are paying an
average OF n per cent more in wages
than year ago, according to report
made public here by the bureau Of
statistics and information Of the State
Industrial commission. About IL per
cent more workers are employed
now than last year, the statistics
ghOR. ---e-4l------.---~-
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-28
Montenegro TO Fight On.

Paris, via London = The following
official statement was issued Thursday
"The wireless news Of the surrender
Of the Montenegrin army appears
somewhat premature. 1t is now an
nounced from another source that ne.
gotiations between Austria and Mon
tenegro have been broken off, the con-
ditions Of surrender imposed by Aus
tria having been found quite unaccept-
able by Montenegro. THE royal fam
lily is about TO proceed to Italy"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-28
suItan,s Yacht Attacked.

London--A dispatch to the Exchange
Telegraph company from Athens says
that the Sultan's yacht, Erthogroal,
was torpedoed in the Bosphorus by a
French submarine in the latter part of
December. The vessel was seriously
damaged but is still afioat.
The Erthogroal was built at Els
wick in 1908, is2o6 feet long and has
q displacement Of 900 tons and an arm
ament of eight three FOUNDERS and 9TH
er equipment. s
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-28
More to Be Executed.

Chihuahua City, Mex. - The Villa
bandits who looted MagistraI, mining
camp in Durango, several days ago,
and who were attacked and beaten by
Carraza troops Thursday at Guerrero,
are said to include some men who took
part in the slaughter Of 18 foreigners
at Santa Ysabel, January 10. Several
prisoners taken were being brought
here to be executed and their bodies
displayed with those Of Jose Rodriguez
and Miguel Baca-Valles, which were
exhibited at Juarez.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-28
WORLDS DO|NGS
OF CURRENT WEEK
Brief Resume Of General News
From All Around The Earth.
UNIVERSAL HAPPENINGS IN A NUTSHELL
Live News Items Of All Nations and
Pacific Northwest Condensed
for Our Busy Readers.


sI;daa IN Tho c;.L;ro,, ,.,,..,.. -,
delaying traffic.
Tbe i,lneaa of Ernnaror Erorr 1os.nh
ia renortad grave o''pl
.lamnshadau atocL;rr = ''e
Mexican bandit is executed in the
1uarez cemetery for killing an Ameri-
Mercury drops 70 degrees in two
nours and ~ minutes at Great Falls,
mont.
Shooting OF a Mexican civilian by
an American IS charged by that gov
ernment and his punishment is asked.
Mrs. Mean Rear an Indian aoed INK
years dies AT Ponc. Citv Oils iaau
ing zoo kinfolks in her immediate
family.
Two hostile aaron,anea v;.;+ Kort
england dronn;ng nine homhs rasrit'
inc in 4 casuaitv I;at. of ona L;llad ond
si1 ininreJ ~ = o N '
East e. Ior;o III .to.L n.r,. . :.
undar onsrant;ra ha.omsa ~ - ' tha AZ Il. :
coverv If sauar., - ossas - e fa~t ~ a,s amd
mouth d;saosa s " wv "u
A. L. Mohler, president of the
;oa a. nmaha crns.. - 80 o..GI O. ~ .-e
cnss;on - +hs hra;n e I ;r,nua,,;rn r '
= ' = ' - -pAo'.s'
President Wilson urges congress to
clear its docket OF appropriation bills
as soon as possible, so that the prepar-
AT a meeting in Chicago of the Re-
publican National committee, four
prominent persons were mentioned for
chairman OF the convention, including
borah, Root, Mccall and Osborne.
senator Newiands' IN q speech IN
~ senate, opposed government own
ersnip OF railroads, declaring tnat un-
oer tns feguia.ion plan America mas
secured sne mos. PerIect railroad sys-
'en ~ ING woriu.
A stenographer in fit Of despond-
bn;id;na n ch;c.ao sba .I;~hta,, @ =. -
. truce,oad ~ nootohoard hoxaa "
h.aals:na ns.h ~ DoH1o'
one proOaDiy VIII i've.
Republican Leader Mann took the
floor Of the house against the Shackle-
tha crowd that ~ suvS rsnr.,, - ro,,,d ~ h.,,a
IN cnma fron sns.;aI @ T tsvas a .o.. I y
wb;ch orc rs;d hg s sites 'A'' no'' "a
~ ~ ~ ~
$4,000 disappeared somewhere between
the Burlington depot and the Adams
Express company Office at Mount
Pleasant Ia Anotber nackooo cow
'e ~ooo ~ 'iiso' was uiiuiSeurDeu.
Colonel Goethals, governor of the
Panama Canal zone, and General Clar-
ence R. Edwards, commander of the
W.sh;natdn ps - me-, aaa.,e W ~ aepol' asI
twaan thar .r;s;se Se 'n..1 en- a;.;. De
moda hv canorai s Ed,s,da M '''n
~ ~ '
organised n port,and = n;th soo uD ~,
hara y ~ wa wv A
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-01-28

Ralph Beaver strassburger Of New
York and Pennsylvania, director Of the
Navy league and graduate Of Annap-
oils, has volunteered his services In
the new naval reserve and Is to take
his examination before the board In
charge of that branch Of the service
at an early date. MIR. strassborger Is
one of the most prominent men In the
national defense movement. During
the Roosevelt administration he
served at the White House and on tho
Mayflower. At Annapolis he was ia.
nous as a football player and was
picked as one Of the aIl-Amerlcan half.
backs for 1918.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
WOMAN DOCTOR
GETS A DECREE
Victory Seymour Robb Wins
Divorce From Man Who
Trimmed Her Hats

nr VICTORY Seymour Robb prac
ticins woman physician Was given a
aecree q divorce from h"r husband,
Pred Rooe. by Judge Mandell Fri.
uAy morning despite Robo's conten.
t.on thA. he did hcusevork Tor his
wife and made {, possible FOR her to
tund up her practice. RIoo wanted
half the property IN slimouy but
fhis was refused
Mrs Robo testified that she didn't
want s. rAn FOR 4 husband " DO tried
no trim her hats for heT. a. Roob
Rad. and while she had accepted his
help in WAYS usually given by wo-
Ilen 20 their husbands instead of BY
q husband 70 a wife. az the same
tine she wanted a more lordly att
tude noN and then
Rohh was given no properly His
y Sc declared that ne cared more
Tor 4 man friend than for her She
has degree OF medicine from a
Partisan university and az arts De
gree from AZ American college
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Telegraphic
RAILROADS
STRENGTHEN
Market Exhibits Continued
Improvement During
Session

NEW YORK. Dec 2.-tbe New
York Evening SIN fnsnclSl review
Friday said:
"Tho general Industrial and rail
road list was strong in today mar
ket tho in no scnse spectacuisr OK
oept IN spots. which was natural fol
lowing a holiday with but one fUh
fession and a hall holiday IN thC re-
:4,ainder OF tho week The railroed
department was stroDs tlru2ot with
gains OF one 90 Two POINTS or more
"The Industrial list experienced
rood buying with orders acrumGiat-
ed over the Thankssiyug holiday
with these uu, ~ the way prices ne-
came irregular Al m.dda, new gains
were made but churnlN- methods
were in evidence somewhat thrNout
ibe session L. 5 Steel selling with
cut the dividend of l-4 per cert
regular and / per cent extra, ga4le4
.wo poiuts or more The other steel
shares and The copper sro41 made
good fractional gains. In some cases
more.
"Ohio Cities Gas vas n Dyrotfchni
cal performer. advancing over "A
points thru us and Montana Power
also az above IL. nearly seven
Joints up, The Mexican stocks fslt
the adverse effects Of the renewed
warfare in Mexico
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
NAGEL TO SHOW
BUSINESS MEN
HIS HARD JOB

Postmaster william J Nagel pur-
poses 10 take the. business men OF
Detroit into his confidence, show
hem The inner workings OF the local
postonlce. and then ask them II they
have any suggestions 10 make on
how the delivery OF mail can be IA.
cuitated.
Many complaints which are row
made would not be- heard " { - men
understood the problems Witt which
We are confronted" said ---e post.
master
Nage plans 10 have Superintsn-
dents OF suh-stations escort business
men Of their districts 20 -he post
once The postmaster himself win
receive the downtown delegation or
business men They will inspect
the postal system arst and then 60
into conference.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
REQ CAR LEADS
MOTOR ISSUES

Considerable aqu!ry conferred on
Continental Prudden and REQ Car
in the Friday morning trading on
the Detroit stock exchange. altho
REQ was the only one 20 advance
under the demand.
Prudden is now selling al = price
warranting a stock dividend %
which there have been rumors from
authentic sources FOR some time II
Is reported that stock dividend of
substantial proportions viii proba-
by De declared iu the annual meet
Ing In Lansing IN January Prud.
cen was OF a .-acticn IN the bid
ding A. the close, while the Offering
wn held 100 high 70 enable many
sales 20 bA made A. the close
Wednesday, no stock was offered
Continental vas down hair a
point. but much rtocs Is going thru
IN he daily trading Sc, ersl hun
Gred shares Of REQ figured Ia the
-aollday transactions also. a.
ouly half poin below the market
~ Friday, which was ts 10 4e IS
Detroit Edison and Michigan
Sugar werA each on = fraction Mn
nesota Sugar. However could not
20 bought altho 'he bid s now 80.
he highest if las been In the last
year
New York mo,or stocks continued
70 suffer declines with Studebaker
leading az the so'est The bid vas
down 20 III. a falling on of nearly
20 points IN as many weeks
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

20 make jh' heart of motor en-
,husisst quad The vehicles viii
range from The smallest and lishtes'
little motorcycles 10 the great truck
that can pick up and run away with
tons 81 coal or rock as tho it Wa
loaded with feathers
There will be vehicles shown with
every known form Of motive power.
including foot power steam ras and
no doubt 'ew new kinds of fuel
The newest novelty 20 be SHOWN u
,he nobie steam pleasure car.
Promoters ~ the show predict
that a. least 1000 cars viii be ex
hibited. being To output OF mora
than haf hundred Of the largest
factories IN the land IN addition 90
the most wonderful exhibition OF
cars and accessories ever shown IN
this country there Will - program
that viii Interest every BODY includ-
ing orchestra and band music.
Provision has been made tn the
plans Tor alterations ~ 'he interior
OF the building FOR a stage frcm
which music viii % discoursed as
the show goes on. and from which
announcements NAV be made,
Tabernacle Sold for 5000
When the Billy sunday campaign
committee got tru with thr tAoer-
nacle u was sold 20 the highest bid.
der. Robert Grlndley. who offered
81 000 for ii That sum represented
about the estimated value ot tho
materials " the building were torn
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Sugar Market

suxar-Detrcit wholesale prices
Crystsi dornlnoes. lib. ilis 10.
s-lb. sliss Eagle tablets. 80
cgt loaf $3.50. CUBES. is75 xxx
powdered. tSso. standard powdered.
ts5s grsnulatsi. extra coarse. is1S
EYanulate6 fns. iT puik 1915. gran
dcriro gan. lib and b-ih cartons
In "a ses o. as crystal domino. gran
HF ages t1s5. diamond \
oonf-ctloners \ 81 70 No. & 1913
No ; tTss No ,. & 80 No 10, q 's
SO 40 - 80 No Is. $40 non
rAkins n}ftgrs, - beet zranuiatsd.
fIss PER '10 lbs household powd
IL - 20 case i175 A ~ 20 case,
81 80 per caAe
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
rur,ls snaps or Nose

PITTSBURGH. Pa Dee BE
cause he became .nGuisitiye aad
wanted 20 see where turtle put Us
head when 81 drew back into rs
she'll. Gusrsvs Gustafson. Swede
Is minus his nose The turtle pop
ped out i,s bead and snapped OF the
Swedss nose when be VAS peering
into the end a. the shell Gustafsou
purchased The turtle. An eight
poundsr. from Hsh dealer IN
Homestead and was Sojng home.
vhsn the accident occurred
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
1HIcann rnnnrrr

hrsts, 1sl1 d1ec Chssse-T wins
isL U25bc young Americas, ssE 4
1sHc Live poultry Fowls f2n
.Hs; du1hs fii. i'g s lss E.ss pi,.,i.. it1 i.s
Hecsipta 40 cars, ohio, ffb0dfs6
wlsconsin. is01 1ss Minnesota, 81 -
qfsS. fancy west. tiT00i7b.
Butter. Creamery EXTRAS l0c
Onds 3ac
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

down The sunday committee add
cd the amount 10 It's fund for the
expense OF the Sunday campaign
While all the accounts of the com.
mIttec have not been audited "A We.
~ IS believed. according 10 the men.
hers. that u Will just about break
even
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Livestock
MIcHIGNN cEvraAl srocKYARps

TETNyfT ser Cattle DAT,
best teasy steers So best handy
rrt -afrnsr steers g 80. nix
ad steers nH- tef-rs ff4s25 handy
HEnt butchers sszadt light
hrrs 5 Fs-y bssf c2ws - - q
butcher rrwa fsG.2s comu0n
COWS i425a csnrers. 8 59gt
13|'r g. Rs stock bulls. tt04
sf feeIsrr tres 80. sfockers % q
Ulekre ard sqrirrArs it1H %.
Fea. ralra Market. 81 S0T fl5);
haa~ rs g. Q fl sheep and lsrr -
Heavy te4t su-a 81 25Hif s0 tsir
lambs ItcG tRht 70 comm IN
ia-ha st1s fer 20 good .hsep.
81 asa t cults ard rowuon ttRB
~ ga Pigs II lower g. sD-ke err
a~f .ra t. fr1
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Syu yorK ppoprcy.

NEW YORK. Dec Flour Dull.
inchanged Pork Qni-f mess
t3s 50 1a1 \IArd Firm middlswss,
SPOT uIa9giitq, sug.I raw
cut Loaf isss crushsd. 1880 pow
dersd. f7so granulstsd 1850 IS
Corse. RIO No. on spot p Tsliow
Dull special ii*e. city ll9. COUNTRY
81 ioui:5 No 4 s0Qsoc clover. sbc
dti Dressed poultry quiet tgr-
ksya i5d54c chickens is117r.
fowls. lsgise. ducks itHzSo Lave
poultry Rsav geese l5o. ducks, : )
Qi7c fowls isGishc; turkeys, 7sd
s0c, roostsrs, ltc. chicken. broilers.
isli $40. Cheese Easy state milk.
common 20 specials goiA 42t y c.
skims. common 10 special. i30 Zic.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
NEW YORK BUT-rER avn EGGS

HKW YORK Lee. i--Buttsr
quiet, receipts s.Oss creamery sx-
ira 4lhc state dairy tubs. 33Ls Z
50hc imitation creamery nrsts ~ n
sta DO. special market. t7at7Sc
Eggs sissdy, receipts, 7.1il mar
sd fancy. 4OS Soc: fresh arsts. ~ SOC.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Banks and Trust Csnpasle.
The following firms are privilsg>s

The following firms are privileges
20 execute orders or tho Exchange:
". T. Moss g. Co. Carlyle q Poyah
Geo. u West q Co. = z MzccrOns
& Co. 4. ". Noble & Co. y. I. ssy-
no-r a Co. ". p. Mclaughlin. Msr-
rill Lynch & Co W. 4 HAnlin n
Co, W1a 4. Seer * Co. Sins air 4
Couis. Emmett l. spraEEe. Wa n
Rose g. Co. ?. r. Peli0n 4 Co. Joel
Co. Ma tthew Finn. A. W. wallace a
Co, Lewis y. Gorton.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

Ruft~y-Ertra creamery. soc ~:
creamery frsts. tso ID dairy. 70c
ID packing stock. Hho per u
EEa.-Trssk recslpts. cases In
eludsd frsts. soc don current re-
csiptH. sSc dor Receipts Friday. $40
cases
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
graphic FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Produce

fhr peuItrv market came throus b.
.Gr reI.ta> season rt,te better per
.afs chan a.ght 1Hre been expected
..s.lH u view of th- fact that the
r.rt.r'E .ur rrcept were heavy.
-e~f DEALERS wrrr fortunate rnoush
.tr.n "a. H fall bur most receivers
-af 0r. n~ .ass stock ~ che poorer
-rs 'afr ar rand while a Few were
rH.F -furk rallrrv dealers say ths 3
5000 many ssars has thers
rer lsrEr percsnrAgs of thtn.
aN r.u'trt received for fNe
.H.ln. rA trade tnts fact alone
ae rf.rE fnr fre carry over 49,
fr.-r rne f.. Erot demand for good
-rn-t ..r~frs. trade Vas not a.
suaf AMI there we've rc
et-r lrIrr changes
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
New York Stocks

Reported for The Times sy Horn
blower & Weeks Dec T. 1913
open High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02

PrtntirE--the pfssa neat ktnd--thrf
a. rsght--Ttmes Job D~pss--Mala tEeo,
The Detroit times., 1916-12-02
Boston Copper Stocks

Reported f3r Tna Times Ey Horn
blower a Weeks Dec T. 1919
The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
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The Detroit times., 1916-12-05
REPORT LIQUOR COLLECTION
TREASURER COUNTY OF WAYNE

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