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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-25

l'ouf corn mush while not into
creased baking powder cans and when
the mush is cool It will slice In nice,
uniform slices.
When food scorches, remove at once
from the dish and set the pan into
cold water. the steam rising from the
food will dlssipnte much Of the
scorched flavor, When q dish Is badly
burned, to clean 1t All with cold water
and little soda, let simmer until the
food can be easily removed.
When baking tomatoes, or peppers,
put them In muffin pans and they will
not lose their shape.
A small egg bcater and rotary
cream whip TINT will fit into cup Is
q great convenience for beating one
egg or a small amount of cream.
Aluminium dishes which have been
roughly scratched will need to be re-
buffed, for the dish will always trouble
by burning easily.
There Is no economy In using old,
worn-out, clumsy tools. A leaky pail
which leaves Its trail wherever It is
carried is the worst kind OF economy.
A soap shaker which uses up all the
thin and small bits Of soap Is a use
full kitchen convenience.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-25
MUST CONCENTRATE TO WIN
Though Thorough Absorption May Be
Carried Too Far, II is Necessary
to Success.

There Is always danger, when any
one concentrates. that the concentra-
tlcn will be carried too far--so far
that II produces narrow, one-sided
and warped point of view. The great
scientist. the great scholar. the great
thinker In any line is usually not al
all-nround "good fellow" Grabbed"
"lueer," peculiar" "odd," funny"
and ''warped"-are these not the ad-
jectlvcs that generally describe the
genluses OF The world? The very ef-
fort to concentrate on the one sub
ject which has brought success has
made 1t impossible to keep In touch
With the thousand-and-one currents OF
thought and topics of conversation
which 80 to make up comfortable and
easy-gong life. Like the old sea cap
tain, these genluses miss something In
their effort TO fix their attention on
one thing.
10 spite of this danger. 1t Is d good
thing 20 work for concentration. The
likelihood OF becoming one-sided is big
where genius is concerned, but then
1t can be excused. Most of us can
safely concentrate our attention and
still feel sure that we will keep in
touch with the world about us.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-25
HcRsEs 4! ANCIENT BATTLE
Seem to Have Eeen Ltsie Used z cept
to Carry tie Infantry Into
the Fight.

"a F.
In the old days when the Romans,
and Greeks fought furious battles, the
chariofeers drove their cars in all
directions, hurled their javelins, and
by the din and clatter OF horses
and wheels commonly threw the
ranks Of the enemy into disorder.
and. making their way amsng the
squadrons Of the enemy's cavalry,
leaped down from their chariots and
fought on foot. The charioteers then
withdrew, little by little, from the fight.
and placed their chariOts In such II way
that II they were hard pressed
they could readily retreat to their own
side. Thus In battle they afforded tile
mobility Of cavalry with the steadf
ness Of infantry. Daily practice en-
abled them to pull up their horses at
full speed when on steep slope, or
TO run out on the pole and stand on
The yoke, and TO get nimbly back into
The chariot
With The Introduction Of cavalry
In the later iron age came larger
horses. but their use for this pur-
nose seems TO hnve Iieen restricted
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-25

Nuts bold high place as food and
may take the place Of meat in many
dishes. Nut stufiing for baked onions
Is especially appetlzing.
A fine shield from the hot sun when
reading, working In the garden or rest
Ing Is n large umbrella tied to the
humble Of pltchfork. The fork is
stuck Into the ground anywhere you
wish and you nre left in the shade.
When you have agreeable neiglibors
why n1t do as two entcrprislng house
keepers do, who have small family
and like fresh cnke? Each bakes q
cake In turn, dividing with the other.
In this way they always have fresh
cnke sgd the Wort; is divided.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-25

10 Isolated areas. There Is no doubt
that the west German tribes, as
late rs the campaign Of Caesar In
Gaul. used only the shaggy pony. It
is said in cavalry actions they held II
dlsgraceful and slothful to use any
kind of saddle. and instead Of charg-
Ing in squadrons they dismounted and
fought on foot. As far as England Is
concerned, the art of riding seems to
have been introduced by the Normans.
The saxons appear to have been but
Indifferent llorsemen.
~, sHE lakes AIR FLIGHT
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500 Reward. Sl0A

The readers of this paper win be
pleased to learn that there Is at least
QUE dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine Is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces OF the System thereby destroying
the foundation OF the disease. giving the
patient strength by building up the con-
stitntion and assisting nature In doing its
work. The proprletors have 50 much
faith In the curative powers Of Halls
Cstarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II fails
TO cure. Ennd for list OF testimonials.
Address n. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo.
Ohio. Sold BY all Druggist, 1sc.
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NA... Mekwsee

Sa7s a French chaplain: ave have
700,Ch0 girls who VIII never have the
chance to marry This seems to de-
pend on whether the American troops
are brought home speedily.
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~, sHE lakes AIR FLIGHT
Atlantic City Widow Goes Up 5000
Feet as Aviator Does

Atlantic City, N. J.-AIrs. Ida @.
Wilcox. who is eighty. the widow Of an
army colonel lives in q little cottage
near the field where airmen have been
doing during exhibition performances.
The fascination tempted her until she
could stand Il no longer and recently
she gave the most experienced aviation
fans at the air port a thrill by taking
ride with Eddie Stlnson, who ascend
cd 5000 feet.
y want you to go as nigh as you
can" she said to the daring flyer, 'and
do nll the stunts have seen you DO
with others"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-25

Here and there, though, Germany got
Off easily, as, for Instance, In the
clnuse that stipulates she must delvci
her coal to France. II doesn't say a
word nhont making her carry II In.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-25

tled Win rat.
A fresh fish will be
bright eyed, flesh firm
and odor sweet.
When buying such
fruits as oranges and
grapefruit, the weight is
II good test, the heavier
the better.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-25
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Principal Events Of the Week
Briefly sketched for lnfor-
nation. Of Our Readers.

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~ ~ "eeA = oep'omDe
wiiiialh =. hei'enuonh' an oiu .iie
sresiusht q Estacaua' was iounu ueau
M peo. 1e was = years oio. .
= w naiiey, pioieei enue'oi o.
.orney' uieu suuuehiy IN MS oiiioe' Ai'
Dalies was ABOUT "a years oiu'
uosefnor anu Mis' oioo.'' pes'n
nins apou' AusuS' = WIN iea'e oaien
pn q wy ~ ieioWs.one isa'ioiia' paih'
no. iai y piopeiv 70 ~ uenanu -
oiachanas county = eviuen. iioin 'l.e
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ieoen''s
"st -
Nii'an' ieM niies non 'nsei ~
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y Yooeo'
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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-07-25
HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS.

When buying meats, see that they
+ have good color and are well mot
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

wAsa - ~ ssaAssley sAessa - -
~ Uato.
m assival tAfsv Deasa lsabA ~
Q AVetses ~ wonas eosid seAfesay
coosaia ~ curiosity whsa shs eaiDs -
nsst hin, ~ ~ was NJ he ssst -
maa b ineoavsaisoee hinssaf ~ aeeo
social vislts. TIER 1rst formal aFese'
lnss ovee. Don Mario SURVEYED ~ bare
living reoo ed ranaarkaA lannhslp
ously!
II ~ many changes hses.s
mo dosbGs tie widow aUOs6
'.Timss have bssa hard ance poee -
tseoa's Death
sWkat terrible calamity that wast
I shsddsf WHEN think of II" aid ~
"A sheckins a&air. trulyi and 80 ]
shall nsvsf ct est oe NJ mind"
''Bhocling. yea. But what d yoy
think Of q rich man. IKE Este6ao, wAe
would leave his family 6ssttptsf Whe
would die without revealing he Doaso
xhses he had stored his treasurer
Donna Isabel, Il WAS plain, felt ~
wrongs kssnly: 10 spoke With - mveA
spirit a. II her husband had psrnlttsd
himself to be killed purely out Of spite
toward her.
"As II Il were not enough 70 Ioes
that treasure" the widow continue4
stofnily. ''ths government must frse
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

The otave leaped 1t eses6aN, aN0
otsse,. oweA
m eur slavss. Tssi Tssi And asw
TIT tAeee y no leogsf . peo0t b
Sugar. ~ paantatioos-"
NE pss0t In slsar3 what are yea
nyiner Quesled the caller. II ysR
efeDs = net pay. thea PancAo OsseO
y eAsatinS yuo. Get rid Of him. B1t I
DIDN'T eoGs hses to talk about Dste.
basis hidden treasure. nor his plaAta-
tioos. nor Psncho Custo. I came hsee
b talk about your step daushtss.
Rosa"
-sor Donna Isabel looked up
quickly.
sShe Interests me. She u more bsa1.
tiful than the stars." Don Mario rolled
hls syss toward The high ceiling, which.
IKE the ~. was tinted . VIVID esru-
lean blue.
'she IL now elshtesn." the fat suitse
west On. ecsta1eally. ~and % alto.
gsthse charming But Why wasts
tins in pretty spsechssi I have d.
cided to marry her"
Rosa has win Il her own" guard.
ely vsntursd The stspmothsf.
Don Mario broke out. tsstily: mat.
urally; - have ~ all. Now Let -
spsak plainly. You know me. I IN Q
psesoa a importance. I an H1eA
enough to afford what I want. and I
pay wen. You undesstandi Well. tAsa,
you are Rosa's guardian and you en-
hea6 AAP n V0nP dAaarnas
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
REALLY MOT DINERS FAULT
Persistent starr That 90 Annoyed
Young Mrs.. Hopkins Due 70 Cir
eumstanees Beyond Control.

Young Mrs. Hopkins, giancinG CAS-
uxIly from her table Into one Of the
mirrors that lined the side Of the
cafe, met the eye Of stout man. at
the table opposite, fixed intently on
her. A moment later. on looking
around agnin. she beheld the same Inn
movable stare.
Mrs. Hopkins, feeling that constant.
searching gaze, began. to grow uneasy.
The hrst feeling Of pleased vanity had
changed to one Of annoyance. and
now approached that Of apprehension.
There was something mysterious. al
most uncanny. In the stout persons
unwavering inspection. All manner
OF direful tales Of the Black Hand no
ciety. and escaped maniacs flashed
through her mind. The dinner palled.
She tidgetetl NO nervously that her
husband finally observed that some.
thing was wrong.
.What's the matter. pet?" he asked
solicitously.
THAT horrible man." she replied
family. with II shutider. HE never
leaves on staring at me-" Hubby
started up violently.
"Who liz the scountirel1" he dercely
tirmaibletl.
"'Thnt fat man to the right
Hopkins xprang out Of his chair.
quickly crossed over, and confronted
the wretch.
He bel,eld u rotund. placid countt>
nance, one eye Of which was content
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

vomsas-Mn Jon KoeSRllAlnl, e
Ma I, NeLsaA, Nehea1kA.
III faneus rot and hseb ss0sdy,
I6dia r pinkhalm'e Vegetable Con-
pounA. - bee1 restoring Ws0ea q
11es5oa % health fer Aogo TN fury
yeozs and Il yin wen pey ~ vemas
vho s96ses from dilpalosn1e1D, IN.
AammaBeo. ulesra&joes irregularities,
baekache, headasAsas ne!vouDeas ~
s'tAo bluss" % givs Ill sueesssful
ssmsdy . trial
1x special suggsstie.s z lsee!d -
yuur aifment WTits Lydia Z PtnkhAm
Medicine ca, lynn, nasa 1hs result
oft1s leog sxpsf3soes b at youf ssevSeA
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

vas tAirsty. 100. bat thAt was The lsase
e ~ safbsstnEA
BONE tns during ~ aftsenooa ~
negro heard himself a1drssssd throagh
Tie wiadow asaia9e IL bars At WhleA
b. leased TAe speaker was DoanA
Isabel.
DO you suiDse. Sebastian sAs b.
eaa II . tone q seatisnsss and pity.
Yea nistrsss." ne speaker
tongue was thick and swollen.
.Can I help jour
Ths negro raised his hsad; ~ sAook
his body 10 rid himself q de iA1set1
which wsfs devouEins hin.
-0lvs NJ drink q water" - sajl.
hoafsely.
surely. . great eosrdfsL an eeea
and dripping from the well. But asse !
want you to ts,l - seosthiAg."
"A drink, for ~ loVe Il hsavsa."
pastsd the old man. and Doona Label
saw how cracked and dry wsrs h
thick lips, how aear ~ texture I'D
cone 70 peostrafiaS In.
TN Do more" ~ peo0ised. and ~
voice was ME hoaa1. tn TIL PaneAs
Custo b uAloek yoa, evea n I fisk -
tsban's anger ~ - 1alaG. WIN - -
NJ ffisndf WIN - TN ~ sens-
thlAgr
sWhat ean I tn ysar
sOA. 700 know vesy Wslli I've aaksd
Il eftsn enough, ut - have lied, ~
- ny husband Aaa lis1 - -. He = .
misse; ~ hes - Asafts - cares ~
neoedy. - ~ eaA ~ Yea Daet
Aate I'm neW, svaa - hate hin. TN
NETS tAsss really Q treasure. se-r
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

The woman gaspsd; che clicked: shs
could scarcely tseee Tie qusstioo foe
fear q disappolatnsat Tell NJ thAes
Il, SEBASTIAN. rvs hard - Dany llss
that ! bsgin b doQht.s
TAs ed man nsAdeA. -OA, -, thses
70 . TREASURE said ~.
"OAi Yoa have $50 III" Isabsl
was trembling - u With A agra
sWhae u Il uket How mAeA 70 tAere1
Good Sebastian, I'll givs you water;
IN have yoa ut tree u you tell ns."
How mucht doo't know. But
thers 10 much-pieces q 1paniah gold,
silver coins In casas and u little boxes
Tho boxss are boand With Iron and
have hasps and staples; bars of
prseious metal and little paper pack.
sgss q gsms, ali tied ~ and hidden u
leather bags"
"Yssi Go o."
~Chefe are eenAnentA. to-. ODD
Know thsy must have eoDs ffo0
hsavsa, tAsy afs % beautiful; as1
pearls from the Caribbean - large -
pluma."
.Ars you speaking tAs t1utAr
did I not make the hidiAg-paaes all
alouef Ssnora, svesything y thsse Just
a. tell you-and more Ths grants ct
title from the crown for tAis Quinta
and the sugar plantations, thsy afs
there. too. Don Hstehan ussd 10 tear
tie govsrnment o@ciala, - - IA ~
papers securely. without them IL
Lands bsasas b - 60 Tea 1n1sE.
StAAdr
'0f eourssi Tea yesi Bat tAs ~.
Gs- Whses ass ~ hddsar
Tea WoalA nsvoe guoDr 0aAao,
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
eHAsrsa ~.
nv o'RsHly.s

UWo VW0es1ys
A., a>A s..v ,,vs.. ~ ~.,.>A ~
,s.,se n csses.o ~ s,s.r ,.sssssse
n M = vea.Af He IA n 49,
49, - ~ ~ - v.11s:1 sS.~
.~n~-sn ~ = ~,.is.H...1- 49,.
sssss ~ sns4.s. n ~ T....S -.
toris nv .n i. dssns,,
i, M~csstss. IA HS.,sn $500
.,e.i III r,,,... ~. i. s.....n ~.
~ IN -. ia ~ s,,,,.a.. 49, =.
s.t..sst c.t.6. - ~. 49,. ~
~ :. ~. ~. a.. 49, 49,. ~.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
cTo m CONTINUED,
Japansss .FfsA sa.saes..

Japanses sFfsh oausa0s.s
Ths "kamoooko" or ~hsh sausassr
Of ths Japansss y described By . CO.
sulaf report q made oy ehopping ~
white meat Of any hsh. paasdng through
a colandsr. and making Into . pasta.
With Q navoring Of sugar. salt, and
rics-brswed alcoholic bsvsfaes eal1e1
-NnEin." Ths paste = made Int
ioavss, stsaned % boards an hsW ~
q hail. b tArss AsseA - q snss
pa1lnsA u canA
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22


~ ~.
/, .,... 80 ..s.,. 80 .,..a - 1872,
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tr,-.A NJ. III. tss,.e.tor /. ~ ~.
~. oelv a. ~ ~ ~ heaeoases
M 49, ro.nertsre rAAia- n ~
nnita ins.ns. 4ls ~ ~ fr,shffnl 10
Ssho,A. ~ v.s snsaiks i. m anIuasl
~. ara he eovered ahove ~ master
M" ~. S.hssA rr.st.r. out 81 ~
Afr.esn iunsie a m forsf.ths.s
s.h..t,.n:s -. 49, vorld have
hen foymid.hle veanona. hut thsy
49, srmore6 ~ veishtcd Mn the
old.fashiooed. Hand.vroueht irons
vh,ch Psnche or,1No hsd loeksd unou
th.... V,snsans ~. chs,n !. IA A..
s.rs. ~ slsye issneA N E.tehen and
strues. ooee. ~ sound q - hlov
v.s siekenins. Ia - vhole bony
structure a H.es6aa Varoua,s head
ave way.
rAers ~. . hos,1saA ~ frssn th>
o+Aer vh,ts - ~ pshio Peea ran
'forvsrd. shoutfns. He svunx III
machete. Int sebest1an - N before
ne Mo- eos,1 6seeeod m M veat
down teesthef upcu ~ hara stsues.
Aenin Sebastian suoea. with his mas
M hanAe vrapoed h he chais and
his vrtste eaeeesd IN steea. ara tbs
Tim. N ms ~ n Doa p>hao,a haad I'D
heeo e.ueAt Aneveeo = hammer ana A
anvil. ~ nasro,a strensth. excsptieoal
- Al 49, .r,t,Sa.e t..So,A n.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

The man who BOASTS Of being self
4ade probably believes that an hon
ut confession IL good for the soul.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

ehouaaA1 ~ = ~ tAoon4n1 yoars
Wo0jA nDvee 6ad IL plaeet aD0 nooody
knoWs ~ sseree ut Doa 9DesbaA aad
mAs
Z believe 20. msw "a he
tias u vas here. wsli1 Wbsrs y itr'
esbast1aa hssitatsd and ~, plts-
sssly. II an DYING"
Label could scarcely contain hsrss,f.
TN sivs you water. bit arst tsal me
whsre-whsssi God - hawai- Can't
20 ~ Tat !. too. IN pseishiagr
Il nuee have . driak.s
TELL NJ 6rst."
Sebastian liftsd ~ hsad and, meet
Ing ~ speakers sysa. laughed hoafse.
u.
AZ he sound Il his uanatural nsfri-
meat Isabel rseoilsd - II stsng. She
searoa 1t ~ slaves fsee In ama1ement
and tAsa h fusy. She stsmnseed, m
eoAsrsatiy. "Yss-yoa have bssa-
lyingi"
.Oa nj Ths treasure y tAses. tie
greatest treasure in al Csba. but Jon
shsll never know whsso Il h. IN ~
10 hat Il was you who sold ny girl:
II WAS 20 who brousht ~ TO this: It
-. -. ~ vHct vhIu.eA ~. well.
ri -, IN n.tenea hov ~ tr,ed 70
40. -. see,et from ri wat DO
~ tha.h Nh A. thenf mr. You1l
feel IL lash % youf white back-"
sYos foolr" Donna lsaba looksd
murder. sTlL psnish 700 tse tAas; I'm
naks 700 spsak Il I have - ruA yosr
vo.na. vith ~.
II. c.s...... .a...a ~.
-. e.. ..s ~. =. 80,
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49,. u \. ~. 49, Syn Nsy you
ne. 4. .or+.rs M ~ - rest q
~, 1..s. ~ yo.r hssrtv m to
rsa.s. 40 thst - Mn Mt n
-. ~, ~. n.vsr knov 49, ss.in
..sss - ~ !. novesty - nue.
rs 49,: iShI ~. apasrs,.
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,r,.s, IN n vorl1 ~ eeeye . b.
~ - dasnsenAe i.teetioee ana 1ut
- hnshanA fprtAar a his suasd.
a. NJ. -. .srh4n. heyo.A ~
a, - ~ Yv..,S nj ~ vi.
h..,..,.. n eiI I'M shaAovs
Z.s.. vs-..,. ~. m ~ hiIl- I'm
49, -. IN "a. -. n tSah
@ ro~.sh,. ~ X IA 6rrnk asaia
b ~ ebert b drown ~ memory g ~
earlier actions. VITA him wee Fasss
Hsa. ~ Mario d CeseAnA Ooa. Aee'
0e0 , LAnarss. Old Pedro 11fon. NJ
advoeats. and othsfs q ~ eoeee.
Qusoea. Whom Dstsoan had eathsfed
iron he Spanash club. The host das-
Doantsd and l1EeAsd aezoes The court
yard b sebastian
80, my nns fellow" h. began.
sHAvo 700 I'D enough Of rebellion By
this timer
Osbas&1an's faes was working ~ he
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

Sometimes little white lie does =
OF Of good.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

Somehow badness Is far more conta-
yl0us thnn goodness.
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22
cnAsrsa ,-c...s..slL

poo Pablo, b whom the liquor was
Aylne. essssd inpatisatly: ~Caramba !
Have ! wea The treasure of yoaf whole
sstablisAmsntr' - Inquired. "rH.
has ~ value this wsneA ct msre
thaa thousand pesos; u %. yeu VIII
say that I cheated yea.s
sNoi She's only a. ordinary garl
Ny wife doesn't IKE be-. and % I d.
tsrninsd 10 ct ~ ee hse. She .
yssea fairly soeesA," varona told him.
'TAsa seod hss 70 ny houss. III
Asss1 ~ b SALVADOR. ny cochero.
Asfs ~ StFoagsst nan ! have
SEBASTIAN uttered Q struggled efy
~ rose - his test. "Aastsei 700
nase aoH-
.SsIsaesr" oedsrsd Ests6aa. zoo
absa2 yoaf boslAAaA What d you
nsaa ~ this. aayAswr
IA sebastian. 1assd Il mind and
~ = seal. wsat %. uahseding. sShs
- ~ eiri. Yea Deooiss1 - Asf frSs-
-. I Wasa w.
.nr The planter swaysd forward
Al with blaEisg 49, ssfvegsd his
Save Yea waxa NJ OF vAatr -
<1SW1s1.
AZ Ills nousae nsitAe 0asese soe
,nas nsw sxAetiy what - said q I'D.
issaasl1aA ratesd bis hsnd % hisA Il
'rsallty ~ essesse was nsaAt - call
hsavsa - . witness b his ysafs 4
falthful seevSee. but. niseoastraans bis
inesnA EAhlo Pea beoagAt ~ riding.
Win 1o0u oeroGs ~ oad 0aAb baek,
esylAS: y
.Hel Noas 4 that"
4 ahD6dse ran tAroagh 0seas&danis
frane. Whirliag. b. sefsed Don fnb'
~ Wssse and tore he whip froo ~
Aa0een Although ~ SpaAiard Was .
sGzeag aan. h. uttered efy q palm.
~ tAis is6ignity to q guest Hstseen
.Asu iato . fury. .PancAois ~ oisd
'.Hoi Punehoi" Whsa tie manager
cane Fuaaing. Hstsban explained:
'.IAis fsel u dangerous. He raised his
AaaA - - and TO Don Pablo"
sshase,aa.s prstsses wsre drowned
~ ~ angry vsless a ~ seAseA
sTSe hin b yoo6oe grading q.
Fsctsd Hstsoan, VIZ vas Still In IL
gFip q q senssises FNee. .v1og him
well and make haste about Il"
Sebastian. who ~ - Tina In which
y reeovse hinssaf, made but Q weak
raG1seaaeo VIA Pa1eho Casto locked
~ Wrises lato pair e eumay. Cd
fasAisasd manAeies. 6fpt passing ~
,eAnan aeos,aA onn - TN hAfa - IT,
The Meeker herald., 1919-02-22

Bsslsesss, Dir,ss Att.esa. lssis..tisa. g.
= Psssssss fsnsss d.. fisrs1s,. XIV.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-09-23
MOODY REMAINS j
 ARE SHIPPED OUT

Accordinfg to advices recieved from the upper Yukon river, J. c. Moody who recently resigned as U. s. Com missioner at Flat on account of ill health, died between Dawson and Whitehorse while enrOute to the states for medical attention. Mr. Moody was commissioner at Hot Springs and in the InnokO and was widely known in this district.
 The following account of his death is taken from the Whitehorse Star of a recent date:
 The body of the late J. C. Moody of Flat City, Alaska, whose death Bright's disease occurred aboard the steamer Casca last week while that vessel was vessel was upstream bound between Dawson and this place was under direction of Capt. A. L. Bell of ,lc R. N. W. M. P., in compliance with a telegraphic request sent by the l,ceased's brother from his home in Los Angeles, Cal. enclosed in a her