The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1916-11-03
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.

Spokane grocers and butchers are
discussing the question of advancing
prices on their goods.
A klamath Falls, Oregon, sheriff
pours 200 gallons Of seized liquor into
the Main street sewer.
Because of the car shortage, Port
land fuel men are employing auto
trucks to transport wood to the city
from nearby forests.
The British steamer Bornu has foun-
dered 25 miles west of Ushant in a
heavy gale. All the passengers and
crew were saved by the Norwegian
steamer Rein.
Andrew Carnegie has bought from
s. P. Shotter, of Savannah, Ca, the
Shadow Brook estate in Lenox, Mass,
and will occupy it as summer home.
The deal is said to involve more than
$400, 900.
Miss Jessie Ashley, sister Of Clar-
ence D. Ashley, former dean Of the
New York University Law School, is
adjudged guilty of distributing birth
control literature in court in New
York and fined $50.
The importation of goods for private
use in Petrograd has been prohibited
on account Of traffic congestion. Spe-
cial permission of the ministry is re-
quired for shipments for other than
government purposes
Frank Moore, injured 16 months ago
when motor car he was driving was
run down by a Southern Pacific train
near Thurston, Ore, leaves the Eugene
hospital almost fully recovered from
his injuries, which included broken
back.
A $1,000 600 timber deal was con-
summated at Tillamook, Or, when
Wallace McCamant, Of Portland, as
master in chancery, received from
John P. Oleson, of Chicago, s25, 600
check to bind the sale of timber lands
in Tillamook, Washington and Lane
counties.
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and lodged in the county jail, charged
with disobeying court order directing
him to pay $40 week for support Of
his wife. Burris was arrested on a
lazy husband warrant last May and re-
leased on promise to make payments.
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Three years ago, says Mr. boswortn,
there was no market for glazed KID.
Skirts then became shorter and shoes
heightened, which used up the supply
of kid. "
Mrs Mary Fairbanks mother Of
ex-V;ce-President Fairbanks died sud.
denlv At Ind;ananoI;s at his home Tues.
dav NIGHT Mr. Fairbanks was cam.
na;on;ng in Illinois a. the time Mrs
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hean an;ov;no GOOD health and took ,
long motor rioe just peIore sne pecain'
suddenly III.
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