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DAILY EAST OREGONLVN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1907.
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BRIEF RECORD OF
COUNTY EVENTS
ATHENA
BREVITIES
AM.
CnOPS BEGINNING TO
NEED LIBERAL ItAIN
Not Suffering, Rut Huln Should
Come Soon Cesspools Beginning
to be an Issue Allottees Receiv
ing Titles from the Government
Structural Steel lor Bridge Una Ar
rived Three Births During Mil)'
I. O. O. F. and Rebeknh Delegates
Chosen.
Athena, May 9. Farmers In this
part of the country are hoping for
tain. The fields are dry to the ex
tent that summer fallow plowing is
in many cases stopped. Growing
grain is in much need of moisture,
especially is this true of fields of
sjulng sown grain. Warm weather
has been greatly needed, the back
ward spring having retarded the
spring crop. The crops have not suf
fered up to this time, anJ it is be
lieved that there will be rain in a
j very short time.
I A social dance is announced for
Saturday evening at the Athena
opera house.
A number of Athena people are at
tending the circus In Pendleton to
day. Mrs. Will Harden and son and
Miss Edna Harden have gone to He
lix to visit relatives and friends for
a while.
Miss Watrus of Adams, is visiting
with her uncle, Mr. E. J. Zerba and
family. I
Mr. H. A. Worthlngton and George
Gross were among those In attend
ance at the W. O. W. convention In
Pendleton.
Mrs. Joe Hodgeson and children
have gone out to the home place for
a stay of, several days.
County Commissioner Horace
Walker was in Athena yesterday on
business.
Mrs. Claude Reeder of Tacoma, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Clyde Wllla
by, near the city.
Tea will be served at the M. E.
church this evening from 6 to 8
o'clock, by Mrs. Curry and Mrs.
Brown.
Little Ruth Rothroek. who had her
arm severely fractured by being
thrown from a horse she was riding,
Is much improved and able to be
about.
Thre will be a meeting of the Uma
tilla Caledonian society held In this
city Saturday afternoon, business of
importance coming up before the
meeting.
Enforce Ordinance.
City Marshal Gholson has been in
structed by Mayor Plamondon to en
force the ordinance- regulating the
Installation of cesspools. The order
affects hotels, barber shops and sa
loons. Several of the property own
ers are protesting, giving cost of
construction as their reason. Others
prefer to contribute toward a sewer
system instead of putting their mon
ey in building cesspools.
Receiving Titles.
Several uf the Umatilla reserva
tlon allottees owning land tributary
to Athena have received their titles
from the government. Most of the
land thus far patented is cut up in
small tracts, containing forty and
eighty acres. A few pieces of this
land have already been sold and oth
era will soon be on the market. The
prices range frcm $60 to $100 per
acre.
New Steel Bridge.
The new steel bridge has arrived
which will be placed over the creek
a little above town, and it is one of
the several fine new bridges being
put in by The county.
Lodse Delegates.
. Mlgonette Rbekah lodge will be
represented at the grand lodge ses
sion at La Grande, May 21, by dele
gates, Mrs. Sharp, Miss Mae Gross
and Miss Jeaneatte Manasaee. Mrs.
G. D. Foster is the alternate delegate.
Births in May.
Bqrn to Mr. and Mrs. Orlando
Hodgens, May 3, 1907, a daughter;
to Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Hales of
Adams, May 6, a son: and to Mr. and
Mrs. G. B. Kidder, May 5, a son.
I. O. O. F. Delegated
M. L. Watts, George D. Foster, and
Dr. J. D. Plamondon have been ap
pointed delegates to the. I. O. O. F.
grand lodge convention In La Grande
Moy 21.
Roys' Meeting at Sulem.
A boys' conference Is to be hold In
Salem on Saturday and Sunday, May
25 and 2fi, when representatives from
boys', organizations In McMlnnv'llIe,
Albany, Corvallls, Eugene, Salem,
Portland and other Willamette val
ley towns will be present to discuss
boys' needs and the best method! of
work In supplying these needs. Cred
it for this conference, the first of
Its kind to be held In Oregon. Is due
to the Salem Y. M. C. A. Secretary
Forbes and his helpers In th) boys'
work of the local association have
arranged all the details of the con
ference and have Issued Invitations
to the various boyi 'clubs and Y. M.
C. A. Junior departments to meet with
the .Salem assoviatfon on the above
datet for a conference on boys' work.
Kidney trouble kills more people
than any other disease. This Is due
to the disease being so Insidious that
It gets a good hold on the system be
fore It Is recognized. Foley's Kid
ney Cure will prevent the develop
ment of fatal disease if taken In
time. Koeppen's Drag Store. '
Special
NOTES OF UMATILLA
ENTERTAINMENT AT THE '
SCHOOL HOUSE THURSDAY
Gone to Idaho to Work on Place-
Fire Doimrlnient Will be Orgnnli
eil Friilay Night Correspondent
Argues the Urgent Need of a Hos
pital at This Point Work Has
Begun on Building to Re Used as a
City Hall.
Umatilla, May S. F. N. Crofton,
proprietor of the Umatilla House ir.
The Dalles, Is In the city today. He
Is interested In some property below
Plvmouth on the north bank.
Mrs. Jas. O'Connell Is a victim of
rheumatism. There seems to be a
sort of epidemic of this disease here
this spring
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davidson are
spending some time on their ranch
near Echo.
A tight rope performer gave an
exhibition on Main street last eve
ning. . .
The socialists will give an enter
tainment in the nclrool house Thurs
day evening. Jas. Sharp will use his
moving picture machine and a quar
tet will furnish music and there will
be several addresses. An admission
fee of 25 cents will be charged, the
proceeds to be used for literature.
Frank O'Connell left for Cam
bridge, Ida., Monday, where he will
do some work upon his place.
II. C. Means left for a business
trip to Pendleton yesterday.
Umatilla should have a hospital,
Raiely a week passes that some one
Isn't compelled to go to some distant
place for medical treatment. Being
at a division point alnd Junction,
makes it all the more Important. The
nosth hank road will be open In a
short time and this Is their most von-
venient place for a long distance,
We are 4 1 miles from Pendleton, 68
miles from Walla and 99 miles from
The Dalles. A hospital here would
cover a large territory.
John Swltzler commenced grading
tocay for a building to be used for
a city hall. The building will be
erected as rapidly as possible and
has teen leased by the city for one
vear.
O. F. Steel of Echo, has been herj
severs I 'lays assessing this tessltory.
He letves for home tonight.
Will Organize Fire Department.
A meeting will be held in Means'
hall Friday evening for the purpose
of organizing a fire department. A
good move.
A Narrow Escape
G. W. Cioyd. a merchant of Plunk,
Mo., had a narrow escape four years
ago, when he ran a Jlmson bur Into
his thumb. He says: "The doctor
wanted to amputate It but I would
not consent. I bought a box of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and that cured
the dangerous wound." 25c at Tall-
man A Co.'s., druggists.
Vice President Levey of the North'
em Pacific, has notified Mayor Wright
of Tacoma, that the new 8760,000 de
pot for the Northern Pacific railroad
In Tacoma will be erected at once. The
plans are now in the hands of the ar
chltects, and as soon as they are fin'
tshed the contract will be let and the
work started. It is to be finished be
fore the Seattle fair In 1909.
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The most Irritating and annoying
form of cough Is that termed bron
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troubles whenever there is a change
in the weather or they are exposed to
a draft will "catch" a bronchial
cough, which is very disagreeable, ir
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Bronchial troubles cannot be cured
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Epworth League Meets. v
La Grande, May 9. The district
convention of the Epworth League
assembled here today for a three
days' session. Delegates are on
hand from the league branches
throughout western Idaho and east
em Oregon. The presiding officer
Is the Rev. Charles McCourt of Pay
ette, and the secretary Miss Ora U
Gates of Baker City. The local
league has arranged splendid enter
tainment for the visitors.
More News from the New England
States.
If any one has any doubt as to the
virtue of Foley's Kidney Cure, they
need only refer to Mr. Alvln H.
Stlmpson, of Wllllmantlc, Conn,, who
after almost losing hope pf recovery.
en account of the failure of so many
lemedies, finally tried Foley's Kid
ney Cure, which he says was "Just
the thing" (or him, as four bottles
cured him completely. He Is now
entirely well and free from all the
suffering Incident to acute kidney
trouble. Koeppen's Drug Store.
Louisiana Sugar Outlook Good.
New Orleans, La., May 9. Accord
ing to the estimate' of a number of
extensive cane growers in the sugar
belt, Louisiana should make this year
340,000 tons of sugar or more. The
average crop of state Is $250,000 tons.
Last year only 2:0,000 tons were
made. It la not believed that the
short crop in Cuba will have any ef
feet 011 the pjlce of the Louisiana
product, for the beet crop is at large
as usual.
Disturbed the Congregation,
The person who disturbed the con
gregation laat Sunday by continual
ly coughing Is requested to buy a
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Koeppen's Drug Store.
Idaho's Sportsmen's Tournament.
Boise, May 9. A large number of
expert marksmen from various parts
of this and neighboring states faced
the trapR today at the opening of the
first annual tournament of the Ida
ho State Sportsmen's association.
The tournament is to extend over
two days, during which time 24
events will be shot off.
At Denver. Benjamin O Wright Is
rn ttlnl chagd with the murder of
his wife and i-year-old daughter.
Mowing the Lawn
Is not bard work if you have the right kind of a
Mower, the kind W. J. Clark & Co. are now
offering to their customers. Easy mowing, per
fectly adjusted ball bearings, hardened and tem
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18 in, $9.50
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LADIES' FANCY CORSET COVERS 23c EACH
LADIES' LACE BOTTOM PANTS 23o VIR
BABY BONNETS IN SILK OR MUSLIN 23c EACH
MEN'S FANCY BORDER HANDKERCHIEFS, 2 FOR 230
MEN'S FOUR-IN-HAND AND TECK TIES 23c EACH
BOYS' SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, FANCY BORDERS 230
8 PAIRS HEAVY 11 -OUNCE CANVAS GLOVES FOR 28c
MEN'S AND BOYS' BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR ". . . 23c
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PENDLETON, OREGON
Hindoos attacked the United Pres
byterian mission (established In
1850) at Hawalplndl, India. Nearly
all the buildings were destroyed and
robbed, but no one was seriously
hurt.
OSTEOPATHY WITH CHILDREN.
I'oNtural Defects and Disease) Results
Dr. George M. Gould In the "Medi
cal Record," declares: "There Is prob
ably not a school desk In all the world
constructed upon physiological prin
ciples. Think of the millions of mor
bidly raised" right shoulders, of the
millions of neck s and backs thus
twisted and wrenched WITH ALL
the RESULTANT DISEASES THERE
FROM!"
Dr. Gould's article does more than
bring. this wrong to public notice. It
Justifies the osteopathic argument
that disease results from deformities
of the bony framework. In connection
with the ever lengthening school
year. It accounts for the Increasing
number of children with glasses, with
anaemia, with the many and persist
ent organic diseases. This Is what the
osteopaths are preaching, and Is. In
fact, the very basis of the systom;
but here It Is from the Old School.
Fortunately for the children of to
day, osteopathy Is able to correct
these deformities, which are nothing
more nor less than osteopathic "les
pons," mlsadjustihents of the bony
frntnework on which osteopathy Is
based, nnd IhroiiEh the correction of
whlhc It mnkes Its cures.
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