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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-11

Nieraz z~auwazy4es wyrzuty ma
twarzy i myslisz wtedy re to "a
trucie krwi. Mylisz sic DO w 9 wy
padkach na 10, powodem tego jest
zatwardzenie, jake przerywa ma
turalny spos6b trawienia. Rozu--
mie sic, re to jednoczesnie zanie-
czyszcza krew, co okazuje sic ma
twarzy W postaci pryszczy, kro-
stow, czerwonego nosa, nieczystej
Gerry. Pozbadz sic zatwardzenia, u
trzymuj krew swa czysto a zoba-
czysz, jaki bedzie wyglad Twej
twarzy.
PAMIETAJ, re gdy przyjmu-
jesz pokarm, bez wzgledu IA to,
jak dobrem jest pozywienie, gdy
trawienie ME jest dobre, gdy masz
zatwardzenie, pokarm ME przy--
niesie zadnego pozytku. Me mo-
zesz unikac kary, jake tez straty
.si1 fizycznych umys}owych, j a
kie "a SODA pociaga zatwardzenie.
Jesli przyjmujesz wiecej pokarmu
anizeli Tive narzady trawienia mo
ga<przerobic, wtedy wytwarza sic
kwasu i gazu, ktory moze
zamienic sic W trucizne, jesli O.
bladujesz zoladek. Zatwardzenie
drazni sciany zoladka, jelit j ner-
WOW, kt6rych cieniutkie niteczki
przebiegaja wnetrznosci miliona-
mi, rozchodzac sic stad pc ca}em
ciele az do m6zgu. To czesto wy
wo1uje Dol glowy, ma jaki DUO lu-
dzi cierpi, take bezsennoc, ocie-
zaIose izniechecenie do wszystkie
go.
swiatowej s1aWy
"KALWARYJSKIE" Vino lie
cznicze naipredzei, nai1atwie.j i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-11

raz naZaWsze usuWa ZatWardZenie
Ono to jednoczesnie wzmacnia ca.
}y organizm, czyniac czlowieka cd
pornym. ma rozmaite niedomaga.
mia. Otto co pisze jeden czlowiek z
Nebraska "Cierpia1em ma. zatwa1
dzenie od lat. Uzywa1em najroz.
m~aitszych lekarstw, ma jake wy
da1em CRUDE pieniadze, ale bez
skutku. Pc uzyciu kilku butelek
"KALWARYJSKIEGO Wilma LIE
czniczego" nietylko pozbylem sic
zatwardzenia ale czuje sic W do
datku tax wybornie, re z czystem
sumieniem moge kazdemu polecic,
to iscie cudowne 1ekarstwo, znane
kazdemu jake
KIE VINO LECZN1CZE."
~"KALWARYJSKIE Vino Lee
~cznicze'' jest rzeczywiscie wyjat-
kowo dzia1ajacem lekarstwem. O.
no to wykorzenia zupelnie zatwar
dzenie j wszelkie inne niedomaga-
MIA, jake wyWo1uje sfaby zo1adek
czyniac go chlodnym, s1odkim j
przyjemnym. SpraWia, re czujesz
przyjemnosc W kazdym kasku, a
tylko Wtedy mozesz cieszyc sic
zdrowiem, gdy smakuje ci jedze-
ME.
Wei Wi
no Lecznicze'' a zobaczysz jak pre-
dko ono reguluje zoladek, usuwa
jac zatwardzenie, nadecie, agage,
odbijanie sic, niesmak it'd. Teraz
.bedziesz zajadal smacznie, bedziesz
Wygladal lepiej, spal spokojnie a
nerwowosse Tive zn1kna zupe1nie.
Zobaczysz jak " kr6tkim czasie
poprawi sic og6lny stan TWego
zdroWia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-11
UCZMY DZlECI NASZE CZYTAC, PlSA(
MOWlC PO POLSKU.
Odezwa i APPEL
DoPrzew. %Duchowie1stwa Pol
skiego W Ameryce oraz do
Si6sh W Polskich Szkolach.

-Wiesci z Polski, jake Wydzial
Mp. otrzymuje obecnie, donesza
o. strasznej nedzy i cierpieniach
ludu polskiego, kt6ry przetrwa}
ma ojczystym zagonie strasznych
lat :cztery wojny; "zniszczenia j
b6lu:
Gala Polska cierpia}a przez tc
lata tax strasznie jak laden ma
rod, a dis tworzac juz podstawy
niepodleglego bytu, przygotowu--
JAG sic, by odetchnac .nareszcie pc
d4ugiej niewoli wolnoscia, jeszcze
IA try walczyc musi strony.
Wrogowie odwieczni okradli ia
re wszystkiego, zniszczyli boga-
tie ziemie polskie, tax re dis lud
polski - ten %odwiecZny dziedzic
i gospodarz ME ma 60 do ust
wziaec. .
Polonia Amerykanska. spieszyla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-11
S34329k CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

dzieje, co tam-nasi ola sprawy ro-
bia, lie juz pieniedzy ma dziesie-
clio milienowy fundusz zlozyli etc.
Zajrza1em do ich kuchni i polo
wych, gdzie sic gotowal groch z
miesem, kartofle kapusta. Wszy-
scy wygladaja zdrowo kazdy sic
tylko dopytuje kiedy pojedzie do
Polski. Mialem sposobnosc poga--
dac takze z oficerami. Dobrze, re
movie pc Rancusku DO tax to
chyba Z niejednym polskim Office
rem ia migi bym musiaf roma
wiac. Wielu Q mich to synowie pc
wstanc6w polskich. Nazwiska
po]skie, serca polskie, ale jezyk
francuski. Bardzo tn 1atwo traca
nasz ojezysty jezyk. Teraz moge
zrozumiec jak wielkie uslugi cd.
daily polskie koscioly i szkofy v
Ameryce naszej Ojczyznie; one to
bowiem utrzyma}y ten znicz marc
doWy, one to pali}y ten ogien, nj
1loSci ola kraju i Ola ojczystego
.ezyka. DUO jest take oficer6w
~y,yzszych Francuz6w ola tego, re
ieh pomiedzy .naszyni Polakami
~,jeszcze ME masz.
20. obiedzie4 Wyjechaiim Z lis.
professionalism IA .popisy zo}nie
rskie do miasteczka o jake piec
mil oddalonego.s Pc drodze spot.y--
fkalem =moggilly= poleg}ych lo}Eie-
rzy. Ma A1lyeh, @skiclr grob:cA vi !
|dac trzykoldatw ~ kokaray, wien--
ce z kwiattW, groby obloxcA;2 TAR
nina i posiane kWiatami. Niemiec
Ekie groby, I'D / tyeh tn nie brak
to tylko. ma}y! krzyzyk drewniany.:
Jedna TAXA duza mogila, zarosla
xielskiem chwastem, mia}a napis
.s!o4lrsieurs Alfemands' = znacz-
ma liczba Niemc6w.
w ponisach bra1y udzia! wszy,-.
stkie try pulki pierwszej dywi-
zyi = a vice WARY naszej hy}o.
drzo. Byio straelanie z kartsczc-
Wnic machine guns pottLa pcpisy
r karabin6w: %rzucanie grana;6w
reeznych, r6zniej takich, z Ito
.rych specyalnymi przyrzadami sic
strzela, nazywaja je beba. Moje
zdanie take, jak komru TAXA beba
na~ lbie pekn to tylko kawalhi
q niego po2ostaja. By1y take 20
p;ey Z mailych armatek t.. T.. 81
pol tax wic;kie tjak te sfaMne rs
1zywaja ich do rozbijania pozy-=
CYL kartaczownic i tanlx06w nicm;e
ckich. Drugi pu1k original maj.
wiecej naggr6d. Pod wieczor byly
male manewry. Celem bylo zajac|
W lasku pobliskim obronne stare
wisko kartaczownie niemieckich.
!Chlopcy ". tyralierke sic rozsuli
szybkimi podskokami posuwali sic
naprz6d, oficerzy zas pilnie OBJ
serwowali ich rugby chwalac do
bre zwroty, a potepiajac te, ktore
naraza1y@ chIopak6w ma straty.
Mona p5owViiedaziec, re Polacy we
francuskiej szkole- militarnej kie-
ruja sic ma znakomitych zolnierzy
Pc skon6czonych cwiczeniach q
piosnka ma ustach .wiara- nasza
wr6cila do swych kwaterunk6w
W poblizkich Wsiach. Trzeba wan
Wiedziec, re klazdyy dom we Wsl
ffrancuskiej ma u drzWi napis, lie
tam jest miejsca ola oficerow, zol
merry j koni.
Nastepnego dnia pojecha1em
do miastau Luneyille
gdzie jest Kwatera 1go pu1ku. Pc
drodze widzia1em liczne groby po
legIych " ]. 1914 bitwach t. wv.
Couronne de Nancy" Sa
mo Lunevillespozadnie odebra1o
ciegi Cd NiehcdW gdyz LIMA boz
iowa j1lz ME aalekosod miasta.
WidziaIem tn takzesduzo naszych
zolnierzy zatrudnionych praca o
zwozeniem zywnosci sian
drzewa it'd. we wojsku ciagle pra
ca. j. S
Nastepnego Wieczora " towa=l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-11

Jest tax 1atwo dostac to wszy-
stko, k%osztuje, tax tanio.. Dlacze-
go vice cierpiec, gdy pomoc jest
tax blizka? Wszyscy ci, kt6rzy u
zywali OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VIVA IECZNICZEGO" twier.
dza, re doznali szybkiego / dobre-
go skutku. Wielu z mich opowia-
da: 0 tax cudownej pomocy, re s}o.
: wa ich staja sic prawie ME do u.
wierzenia.
Jesli jestes jednym z tych, kt6
ry pr6boWal juz najrozmaitszych
lekarstw ale niczego ME uzyska{
ma zdrowiu i sile, zacznij zaraz u
zywac "Kalwaryjskiego Wilma lie
czniczego." Me odkladaj z dnia
ma dzien. Wracaj do zdrowia. Sta
raj sic zn6w uzyskac sife fizycz-
ma i umyslowa. Uzywaj dobrych
rzeczy, jakich dale zycie. Ucz sic
rozumiec co macy dobre zdro--
vie. TAX jak drudzy tax tel j Ty
przyznasz, re ME wierzyles il to
rzecz mozliwa pozbyc sic zatwar-
dzenia i dokonac podobnej zmia--
ny zdrowia ku lepszemu W tax
kr6tkim czasie.
Kup jeszcze dis KALWARYJ
SKIE Vino Lecznicze, a dokaze
co pisano. w przeciwnym razie
zWr6cimy pieniadze. Czyz potrze-
bna jest 1epsza gwarancya?
Jedna butelka $1.25.
~"KALWARYJSKIE VINO LIZ
3GZNICZE' jest do nabycia " lep
.szych aptekaeh, u agentow Tub
wprost-od fabrykant6w
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1919-09-24
Local Items
AiiAbout Our Town And Il. People

Harry A. Clarke went to Greenville
Monday morning to visit with his
mother for the day. Harry and his
wife are now living in the Joe Zahm
tenant house south Of this city on
route /.
Rex Beach's world famous novel
screened at Empress. Friday night.
See it.
Albert Curtis, of Harrison, returned
home Monday morning after having
visited at the home of Mrs. Mary
Wood, Bert Wood and other rela-
tives for short time.
Mrs. C. A. Wheeler left here Mon
day morning for Bay City, She will
visit there with her mother and other
relatives for short time.
Harold Eddy wso is visiting at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Eddy, made a business trip to
Alma Monday.
If you are in need of bed blankets
you will save big money by purchasing
at our big Blanket Sale, Friday, Sat
urday and Monday. See big bills
Brokers Bazaar.-Adv.
Lorena jerks went to Alma, Mon
day to be gone for the day on short
business trip.
The Quartermaster Department of
the army has offered for sale $500
pairs of handouts and 400 blacksmith
anvils. Here is a chance to obtain
some good parlor ornaments and pa
per weights.
Mrs. Treese and daughter, Haze
spent the week end in Ionia with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Ethel Rummel spent Saturday
in Ionia.
Mrs. Mary Penny left Saturday fol
Ionia, where she will visit for week
with her daughter, Mrs. Will Coney.
Miss Jean Desmond, of Greenvillt
spent Saturday in Belding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holcomb Of
near Stanton were in Belding, Satur
day on business.
Mrs. r. C. Jameson and son, Of
Hastings, have been visiting her aunt
Mrs. Lee Luscomb, the past week.
Mrs. John Darling, Of Greenville
spent Thursday in Belding.
Miss Josephine Goodwin, of Stan
ton, visited friends in Belding OF
Wednesday and Thursday of las
week.
Mrs. Frank Stuck, of Lansing, i.
here acting as nurse for Mrs. Phinney
Mrs. Charles Deitz is visiting hel
brother Austin Kitchen, for a few
days.
Badness can be prevented easie'
than it can be cured. Stop falling
hair and dandruff, and prevent bald
ness by using Partisan Sage; best foi
the hair. Sold by Wort1ey & Frencl
on guarantee of money back if no
satisfed.-Adv.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
RATE FIXING RESTS
WITH GOVERNMENT.

Cases involving the right Of Director
General of Railroads Hines and Post
master General Burleson to set intra-s
state railroad and telephone rates were
decided in favor of the government by
the suprem. court, Tuesday.
Although number of states were
prosecuting suits directed at Burleson
the decision came in the case carried
up by South Dakota in which the
state tried to force telephone COM
pany not to change the rates Burleson
had set up. The court held the power
OF setting intrastate phone rates rests
in Burleson.
The court decided that the director
general Of railroads has the right to
set intrastate as we'll as interstate
rates. This is reversal of North
Dakota courts decision. which held
that the setting of ,ntrastate rates by
the director general was an infringe
ment on the powers of the state. y,
While the Oregon public service
commission is interested in the out
gone Of the test case brought by South
Dakota to test the jurisdiction Of the
federal control Of railways and wire
lines. it was not directly concerned, it
was explained Monday at the office of
1.-The commission. s
The only test brought here was in
the case Of the increased telephone
rates. In that case. the postmaster
general had suggested to the commits
sion that it make its investigation
rather on the basis Of the merits Of
/ the controversy than on that of juris-
diction. Following this course. the
! findings were reached without the con-
fiict of authority that featured the
South Dakota case.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
Standard Theatre Opened.

The Standard Theatre opened We'd
nesday evening to capacity house.
showing twice--at 1880 and o'clock.
Athena people showed marked appre-
citation of the enterprise in opening up
a motion picture show house here. To-
night, William S. Hart appears in
"Shark Monroe and also includes
Fatty Arbuckle in "The Butcher Boy.
Tomorrow night. Douglas Fairbanks
will be seen in his popular presenta-
.tion Of "In Again. Out Again." with
which is offered a Mark Sennett two
reel comedy. Sunday night. Pauline
Fred .rick comes in "Her Final Reck-
oning.' supplemented with "Some
Professor. comedy. and Pathe
Weekly. picturized news summary.
Admission for Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights will be lO-sO-sOc, war
tax included. The ventilation system
has been installed and is now perfect.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
JURY WAS LEN|ENT WITH
THIS RETURNED SOLDIER

Clarence Truitt, charged with as
sault in the first degree, was acquitted
in the superior court in Walla Walla,
Monday. The jury was out but short
time. The trial grew out Of the al
legged shooting at Constable L. G.
Jones of Prescott. while Jones was
escorting Truitt's wife to where she
was stopping in Prescott. The COM
planning witness alleged that Truitt
shot at him several times. The jury
which tried the case consisted of j..
LeRoux. George Ginn. R. j. Gibbons.
Thomas A.. Martin, I. ]. Stanfeld.
R. 7. Inman. William Garvey. S. D.
Kinman, Ralph Reid, Roy Lee. Arthur
Masters and R. A. Horton.
After the alleged assault. Truitt.
who had just been discharged from the
army. went to Freewater, where he
was later arrested at his mothers
home. He appeared at his trial in full
army unifdfm.
Truitt and his wife had separated
and she had sued for a divorce. An
injunction had been secured to restrain
him from interfering with her and the
prosecution alleged that Jones was
with her to protect her from Truitt,
while the defense claimed T.uitt
thought Jones was paying her undue
attentions.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
VOTE
IS NEGATIVE HERE

The lightest vote ever cast in an
election here was polled Tuesday in
Precincts Nos. IS. 10 and 20, on the
nine measures referred by the Legis-
Iature. The entire ballot of the three
precincts was overwhelmingly IN the
negative.
Reports from county and state show
that the vote cast. excepting in the
coast line counties. which were affect
ed by the issue on the proposed Roose-
velt highway. was light in the ex-
treme. The vote for Athena precincts
follows:
Precinct No ls.--County bonding
yes 2. no Is; Reconstruction hospital
yes 8. no IL; Irrigation Guarantee
yes !, no Id; Five Million Amendment
yes 3, no ID; Lieutenant Governor
yes 3, no IA: Roosevelt Highway--yes
A. no IL; Reconstruction Bonding Bill
yes 5. no IL; Soldiers Educational
Aid-yes s, no IL; Market roads-yes
L. no 8.
Precinct No. l9-County Bonding
yes 10. no ls; Observation-Disclosures g.,
no II Irrigation Guarantee--yes Z. no
15; Five Million amendment--yes 5, no
81; Lieutenant Governor-yes 4. no
%; Roosevelt Highway--yes. 8. no II;
Reconstruction Bonding bill-yes 2, no
20; Soldiers Educational Aid-yes 10.
no 15; Market Roads-yes 2. no l8.
Precinct No. 90. 0.-County Bonding
yes 5, no "a; Observation-Disclosures 5, no
"a; Irrigation Guarantee--yes 4, no
22; Five Million amendment-yes ).
no "a; Lieutenant Goverror--yes 3. no
23; Roosevelt Highway yes =. no 81;
Reconstruction yes 4. no %; Soldiers
Educational aid-ves 2, no 20; Market
Roads--yes 3. no 22.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
ALL SERVICE MEN TO
GET s CENTS TRAVEL PAY

Soldiers honorably discharged from
service since November IL. 1918, are
to receive travel pay at the rate of 5
cents per mile to actual bona fide
home or residence, or place of original
muster into the service, at the option
of the soldier. according to word re-
ceived at the Pendleton Red Cross
home service office.
The war department has been au-
thorized to make settlement of all
claims for the Ia cents difference
from place of discharge or entry into
the military service. also the claims
for additional allowance to actual bona
fide home or residence can be deter
mined from the affidavit Of the soldier
and verified by information contained
in his original service record. Appli-
cations should be addressed as follows:
Zone Finance Officer, Lemon Building.
Washington. D. c.
The Red Cross will have on hand
blank forms of application which in
clude the necessary affidavit for the
additional travel allowance. This affi-
davitsmust be accompanied by true
copy Of the soldiers discharge certi-
ficate as such by recruiting officer.
or the original discharge certificate.
the latter to be returned with the
check for the travel pay. A certified
copy of the discharge certificate sub
mitted for payment of the $50 bonus
and now on file-in the Zone Finance
Office will be accepted in lieu of other
copy of original discharge certificate.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
Successful Pastorate.

Last Sunday night the Rev. W. A.
Pratt preached his farewell sermon
at the Methodist church and in few
days will be moving his family to
their home in Pullman, Wash. The
health of Mrs. Pratt being in a pre-
carious condition. she is seeking rest
from the pastorate at present. Up
wards of two months of MIR. Pratt's
eight months stay in Athena his
church was closed because of the
quarantine, but during the six months
of astive service. it is reported that
more members have united with his
church than during the incumbency of
any pastor for several years. The con-
struction of pavement entrance into
the basement and the much needed
painting of the building. were the
work of his own hands, materially i'm
proving the building. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt have made many friends during
their short residence here, who regret
their departure.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
R. c. SEWING DISCONTINUED,
KN|TTERS TAKE UP WORK

The Red Cross sewing rooms will be
closed during the summer months,
and no meetings will be held until
further notice.
The local auxiliary this week finish
ed and sent in to Pendleton headquar-
ters. n refugee garments, consisting
of boys shirts. This unit has done
faithful service, and those ladies whose
names have appeared on the honor roll
eicl week are deserving of the highest
praise for their unfailng attendance
and faithful work done for the Red
Cross cause.
Notwithstanding the sewing for the
summer will cease, the work will con-
tinue in the Knitting Club. 1t is an
nounced that 900 pounds of yarn has
been received for work in the Umatilla
Chapter. and this must be knitted in
to childrens' stockings. mems sweaters
and scarfs. and women's shawls. with
in the coming two months. So the ac-
tivities of the Athena Knitting Club
will go On, and new members and help
ers will be gladly received.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
The Whitman Masque.

One of the leading features of the
Penrose quarter centennial celebration
at Whitman College during commence
ment week, June q to 10, inclusive,
will be the presentation of masque
by the students of the college. This
will take place on Monday afternoon.
June 8. in the natural amphitheatre in
front of Billings hall. This masque
has been written by former and pres
ent students of the college and by DR..
Penrose. Miss Zola Keen of Athena,
student at Whitman, has been Sc
lected as one of the sopranos for the
big chorus.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
New Pumping Machinery.

The new pumping machinery for the
Athena water system has arrived
from the East. and is being installed
this week at the pumping plant. locat-
ed north of the Preston-Shaffer mill.
The new equipment consists of Dem
ing triplex pump and 20-horse power
Westinghouse motor. The old steam
equipment, boiler and pump, was re-
moved this week by W. E. Dobson.
to make room for the new machinery.
Mr.. Dobson attached a block and tack
lie to the big boiler and snaked it out
of the building on rollers, using his
Ford at the pulling end Of the tackle.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06

The drive for the Y. M. C. A. fund
started Monday morning and will con-
tinue until $4500 is raised in Umatilla
county. Of this amount. Pendleton is
expected to raise one half, and the
balance of the county the remainder.
Athena's quota is $3.50 and Weston's
$3.50. M. W. Hansell is chairman for
the Athena district and he will he
assisted in soliciting by several who
have taken part in other drives.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06

wild pigeons are so numerous on sew
eral inlets of Coos bay that ranchers
are destined to suffer heavy losses
from their depredations.
With the election Of delegates to the
supreme chapter which convenes at
Denver, Colo, from September 81 to
October 8, the fifth annual convention
Of the P. e. O. Sisterhood of Oregon
came to a close at Eugene.
Prosperity seems to have struck
number of school districts of Lane
county. New school houses are being
planned by fsome and improvements
will be made generally this summer
according to E. ]. Moore, county super
intendent.
Willis Caldwell, a farmer living
about two miles from Brownsville,
stalked and killed huge bald eagle,
which he says he has been trying to
get for several years. The bird was a
male and measured feet A inches
from tip to tip
School superintendents and other
educators of the state will meet In a
series of four educational conferences
at the University of Oregon, June 20,
rs and 27, according to announcement
by DR.. H. D. Sheldon, dean of the
school of education.
A heavy frost wiped out the entire
crop of tomatoes, potatoes, beans and
corn in Lane county last week. Re
planting will be necessary in every
section of the county except few pro-
tected patches along the Willamette
and Mackenzie rivers.
After holding up three employees and
robbing the Bank of Haines of $31l5
in currency, lone robber gave his
victims their choice of being locked
In the vault, which might have meant
death by smothering, or OF taking an
oath on Bible that they would not
leave the bank or give an alarm for
30 minutes The three took the oath
and kept it. The holdup occurred after
banking hours. The bandit escaped In
taxicab.
a Two weeks short course for boys
and girls in practical agriculture and
home economics correlated with club
work is expected to bring many young
| people to the Oregon Agricultural col
lege for the summer session.
Articles of incorporation of 1.-THE
| American Legion have been filed with
the secretary of state and transmitted
to Corporation Commissioner Schulder.
man for approval. The American le-
gion is the new nationwide organiz-
ton of world-war veterans.
With the prospects for the largest
fruit crop in the history Of the Ump-
qua valley, the Umpqua Valley Fruit
union has Just closed deal for a lot
50x18O feet at Roseburg, upon which
modern structure of reinforced CON
crete four stories high will be erected.
! NJ. G. Nease of Portland, president
of the Central Oregon Oil C Gas COM
pany; NJ. h. Baumiester, G. e. and G.
NJ. Lawrence were In Burns last week
getting leases from land owners In
the region of Dog mountain. 1t is their
purpose to start active development at
| once.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-06-06
Chop Mill Building.

The chop mill building recently pur-
chased of the Clemons estate by B. B.
Richards, was moved this week to the
site prepared for it at the Richards
mill on Current street. Mr.. Groom,
the Milton house mover. had the con-
tract for taking the building to its
present location. and transporting it
along the streets was easily done with
his equipment. Crossing Main street
was timed for Monday evening, when
the electric wires were out to permit
the building to cross over, along Sec
ond street.