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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1907.
EIGHT PAGES.
BRIEF RECORD OF
COUNTY EVENTS
Special
city; Burt Cnson, Lone Rock; Prod
Young, Weston; Arch Barnard,
Hurdman; Monroe Taylor, city; E.
W. Gates, Echo; B. H. Dacker, city.
ATHENA BREVITIES
TIIE FAIR WILL BE HELD
SEPTEMBER 19, SO AND 21.
Livestock Association Elected Perma
nent Officer Mountain Potatoes
$1.10 Per Sack Returned From
State Agricultural College. Visiting
in Baker City Returned From a
Year in the Valley Preparations
for the Colt Show. .
SCHOOL DIRECTOR AND
CLERK WERE ELECTED.
MurriaKO of Popular Young Peopli
Peter Hermann Gone on a Visit to
Russia Returned From Attending
the State Grange at Hood River Jaek treat far more ore- t It Is low
Cherries Uio Leading Fruit at Tills
Athena, June 20. At a meeting
held Tuesday evening, the permanent
organization of the Athena Livestock
association took place. The tempor
ary officers were by motion made
permanent as follows: Dr. J. D. ria-
mondon, president; J. E. Froome,
vice president; B. B. Richards, sec
retary; S. F. Wilson, assistant secre
tary, and Charles Betts, treasurer.
The permanent organization was made
with 25 charter members, and on
next meeting night as many more me
expected to become members of the
association. The time for holding
the fair this year will be the last
three 'days of the thrd week In Sep
tember the 19th, 20th and list in
elusive.
The members of Mrs. McBride's
-Sunday school class of the M. E.
church will give a guessing contest
this evening. A literary program will
be rendered and refreshments will be
served."
Mountain potatoes are bringing
11.10 per sack In Athena. A ship
ment was made Monday by Taggart
& Co. to Walla Walla.
Mrs. D. H. Preston and Miss Ceclle
Boyd went over to Walla Walla yes
terday morning by automobile.
Roland Miller ha returned from
Corvallts where he attended the O. A.
C.
Mrs. Henry Dell visited in Pendle
ton this week.
Mrs. Henry Loyd, who underwent
an operation In Walla Walla a few
days ago. Is reported to be getting
along nicely. ,
Mrs. Wm. King Is visiting her
granddaughter, Mrs. Marlon Jack, at
Havana.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kauffman and
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gregg were
visitors here on Monday from Walla
Walla.
Mrs. S. A. Lowell and daughter, of
Pendleton, have been visiting friends
In Athena this week.
Mrs. Henry Schmidt is visiting her
friend, Mrs. John Gross, in Walla
Walla.
George Rosenzwolg, of Eltopla,
Wash., has been here visiting with
old friends.
Rev. George Ellis has gone to Baker
City, where he will remain a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walters have
arrived here from Seattle to visit with
relatives.
Ira Luna has arrived here after a
year's absence In the valley.
Joe ForreBt, who farms east of
town, has Just purchased a Holt com
hlned harvester from Ed Smith of
Pendleton.
Big Colt Show Saturday.
Athena Is making elaborate prepar
atlons for the big colt show which
will taek place Saturday. A great
many entries have been made in the
different classes for exhibition. Th
parade promises to be one of the
most interesting features of the colt
show. Ladles mounted on horses will
participate in the parade, and the
Eagles' band of Pendleton, will be se
cured to play.
Milton, June 20. At the annual
school election tor Milton and Free-
ater schools, Henry Piper was elect
ed director and S, A. Miller was re
elected clerk, this being the year for
but one director to be chosen. Mr.
Miller has held his office as clerk in
this school district for almost . 12
ears.
Couple Marry.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Hen
derson, one of Milton's charming wales is regarded as the wettest
oung ladies, to Howard Mansfield, of mine in the world. Every 24 hours
Athena, took place yesterday at the Ji, 000,000 gallons of water are pump
Henderson home In this city. They ed out, and the ground Is rendered so
left Immediately for Portland and dlf- I loose by the continual flow of water
ferent places on the sound, where that the bill for mine timber Is as
they will remain for a few weekB after I heavy as that for pumpln
which they will return to make their I Water pours in a deluge down the
home In Athena. Mr. Henderson Is 01(1 "topes and Is a foot deep along
manager of the Tum-a-lum Lumber tne drives. A whole regiment of
pomnanv of Athena. . men are kept at work on the Dllmns.
Attorney S. D Peterson has gone I wanai mine In New Zealand has
to Portland, where he is representing j one of the richest shoots of gold ore
Milton at the State Development 'n tne world. Over a million tons of
league meeting. ore are In sight. The ore shoot so
Mr. and Mrs. Newell of Hermlston. "r as developed is 2000 feet long.
have been visiting at the home of J. Whilst Mount Morgan Is the great
ly Frazler for a few days. Mr. New- gold mine In the world, the Home
ell Is connected with the work on the a is the largest with Its 800
government project at the big dam. stamps and more. The mother lode
Clark Wood, the genial editor of the 01 vaurornia is probably the largest
Weston Leader, was visiting
here the first of the week.
A Fortunate Texan. ,
Mr. E. W. Goodloe, of 107 St. Louis
St. DaUas. Tex., says; "In the past
year I hare become acquainted with
Dr. King's New Life Pills, and
laxative I ever tried before so ef-
feotually disposes ef . malaria and
biliousness.' They don't grind nor
gripe. 25c at Tallman tc. Co.'s drug
rtore.
SOME WESTON ADVICES.
School Election Taken ' to Walla
Walla Hospital.
Weston, June ' 20. At the annual
school meeting held here Frank King
was elected In the place of J.
H'cks, chairman of the board whose
time has expired. Paul Bulfinch
was re-elected clerk. The directors
are Dr. Cashatt, president; Messrs.
M. A. Bryson and Frank A. King,
Ina Rogers, daughter of Mrs. W,
T, Hastings, has been taken to the
Walla Walla hospital for treatmen
for a diseased hip, from which she
has been suffering for years.
Marriage on the Mountain.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Ben
nett and Orvllls Mcintosh took place
Sunday at the home of the bride1
parents on Weston mountain. Both
young people are well and favorably
known In this vicinity.
The Magic No. 8.
Number three Is a wonderful mas
cot for Ceo. H. Parrls of Cedar,
Grove, Me., according to a letter
' which reads: "After suffering much
'with liver and kidney trouble, and
becoming greatly discouraged by the
failure to find relief, I tried Electric
Bitters, and as a result I am a well
man today. The first bottle relieved
.and three bottles completed thr
cure." Guaranteed best remedy (or
etotnach, liver and kidney troubles,
by Tallman aY Co., druggists. 50c.
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NITON
SOME FAMOUS MINES.
Mount Morgan Riches Gold Mine In
the World.
Curie considers Mount Morgan
the greatest gold mine In the world,
Bays the Salt Lake Tribune. Those
that most nearly approach It are, the
Homesiake In South Dakota, Robin
son, Ferrelra Deep, Simmer and Jack
In the Transvall, and the Walht In
the North Island of New Zealand.
Mount Morgan has paid over 6,600,
000 In dividends. It has an Immense
ore body, workable for over 20 years
to come. The average value of the
ore Is high, working costs are low,
says the Mining Reporter.
The Homestake and Simmer niul
Tunc Wheat Is Heading Rapidly
Since the Italn.
grade. The Robinson -and Ferrelra
Deep are richer, but they have not
the past record and will be worked
out while this mine is still producing.
The Alaska-Treadwell can be work
ed for one-fifth the cost, but Its ore
Is eight times as poor. The Golden
Horseshoe Is twice ns rich, but it has
only one ton in eight to Mount Mor
gan's ten. Mount Morgan Is not a
hill of solid gold-bearing quartz, but
the great part, of it is gold bearing.
All tne top of the hill, 250 yards
long, 400 feet wide and 150 feet deep,
Is being qunrrted away and more
than half Is ore.
The Tasmania mine In New South
CANNOT "SUELVE" BEN.
Politicians Fail to Sidetrack
Lindsey to Denver.
friends
Freewater Notes.
Freewater, June 20.' Peter Her
mann, a well-to-ao rancher or mis
place, left yesterday on a trip to his
boyhood home In Russia. He will re.
main two months.
M. M. Burtner, the well known
Hudson Bay rancher, has returned
from Hood River, where he went as
delegate from the Hudson Bay
grange to the state grange at mat
place.
Very few strawberries are coming
Into the market now, and they are
quite high. The main fruit Is cher-
rles at tls time. They are coming in
In great quantities and some vege
tables are being shipped out.
The weather has been very warm
In this section for the past few days,
the sudden change making It very
noticeable. The vegetables, fruits and
all crops, will not suffer, however, as
the late rains have done wonders for
the country. Wheat Is rapidly head.
lng out, and will soon begin to ripen,
mineral hclt In the world. It Is over
100 miles long and 20 miles wide.
The main fissure runs through the
center of the belt and has a width of
several hundred feet.
The Immense lode 'of the Alaska-
Treadwell is over 400 feet wide. It
has a vast body of ore easy to blast
down, crush and treat. The tailings
run directly Into the sea,, thus dis
posing of a difficulty. It has plenty
of water power for Its mills and wa
ter transit to the mines and a deep
water wharf. The 300-stamp mill
Is considered the finest In the world,
each stamp crushing four and one
half tons of ore a day for about six
pence a ton,
some means or other, Is the deter-' "
mined dictum which long ago went rrT vnrrn
forth from the camp of hi. political ' Vl tSSTm'Zm
enemies, and that these enemies are of smell and completely dwaan tne wnota
still working overtime to devise a system whan entering It through the moeoos
method by which this purpose can , Spt 'prriiuo IZSm1
be successfully carried out Is evl- ; physicians, as the damage tiiey will do m
DISPOSAL OF COAL LANDS.
to
, Will Cure Consumption.
A. A. Herron, Finch. Ark,, writes:
Foley's Honey and Tar is the best
preparation for coughs, colds and lung I regard to these lands.
Government Will Restore Lands
Entry at Advanced Price.
Commissioner Balllnger while here
discussed at length the coal land
policy of the administration, which
has also been sharply criticised In
somo quarters, says the Cheyenne
Tribune. Last fall approximately 64,
000.000 acres of coal lands In western
states were withdrawn from entry,
and much discussion has arisen as
to the policy of the government In
trouble. I know that it has cured
consumption In the first stages." You
never heard of any one using Foley's
Honey and Tar and not being satis-
fled. Koeppen's Drug Store.
HOT FX ARRIVALS.
HotelSt. George. M. E. Hltchklst,
Enterprise; J. S. Danner, New York
W. A. Hunt, Walla Walla; F. J. Wil
liams. Chicago: Sam Reding, La
Grande; T. R. Grenshaw and wife,
La Grande J. C. Brown, Chicago; J.
W. Keiffe. Boise: R. Brown, La
Grande; R. J. Ennis and wife, P. M,
Harding and son, Lewiston; Paul
Relk, Genessee; M. McFee, Blalock;
Wm. Ryley, San Francisco; W. Heg-
glnr, San Francisco; J. F. Bocdfleld,
Idaho; A. G. Tomson and wife, San
Francisco; H. R. Jackson and wife,
Portland; H. O. Mansfield and wife,
Athena; C. Bryer, Btgs.; M. A. Phil
lips, Seattle; G. C. Cathey, A. W.
Lembeck, Portland; Mae Harrington,
Addle McGrew, Milton: Leo War-
stein, Walla Walla; E. O. Donnell,
ToPrtland; J. H. Watson, La Grande
J. F. Kauffman and wife. Walla
Walla; D. F. Lavender. Weston; L.
C. McCoy, Portland.
Hotel Pendleton. W. N. Kunkel
Portland; H. L. Close, Frisco; L.
Crawford; J. W. Booz, Spokane; C.
H. Senior; L. G. Terry, A. P. Brad
bury. J. N. Smith, Portland; H. Fer
guson, Bald well: Joe Anderson, Or!
tarlo; A. F. Carey, M. B. Brown, T,
C. Lord, W. R. Glendening, Portland
J. N. Burgess, Pilot Rock; J. P,
Hayden, Walla Walla: E. J. Bran
nick, R. F. Bower, G. H. Richardson,
Wm. Wood, Portland; L. C. Benja
min, Portland; C. W. Browner, 8e
attle; N. B. Macklln, N. H. Casey,
T. W. Macklln, Portland; C. W. Mey
er, .Chicago; H. Dyke, Spokane; D.
Corrtgan, Spokane; Thos. Nester, R.
Jell, Edward Culp, Edward. Huff,
Portland; C- C Simpson, Spokane;
F. R. Brydle, Portland; W. V. Ward,
Practically all of these lands have
since been restored to entry, includ
ing 20,000,000 acres of low grade
coal deposits. These can now be filed
upon under the land laws. Approxi
mately 14,000,000 acres have not yet
been restored
"These corrslst of high grade coal
deposits worth far more than the
110 or $20 an acre for which coal
lands can be secured under the ex
isting laws and as rapidly as these
lands can be classified by the geo
logical survey they will be restored
to entry. The administration simply
did not desire to have these valuable
coal lands gobbled up by companies
at the low rates charged for coal
bearing lands under the existing
laws.
"The geological survey have al
ready classified and valued 600,000
aeros of the high grade coal land
which are open for entry and al)
pending entries where no specific
charges of fraud exist are ordered to
patent ns rapidly as they can be con
sldered."
W. R. Ward, of Dyersburg, Tenn
writes: "This Is to certify that I have
used Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup for
chronic constipation, and it has prov
en, without a doubt, to be a t.iorough
practical remedy for this trouble, and
It Is with pleasure I offer my consci
entious, reference." Koeppens' Drug
Store.
Our Big June Sale
Is Proving a Great Attraction
. to Economical Buyers.
Special Redudtions on
..All Summer Lines..
EMBROIDERIES AND INSERTIONS AT VERY LOW PRICES.
SHIRT WAISTS AT A BIG SAVING OF
20 per cent
DRESS SKIRTS REDUCED
10 Lo 50 per cent.
ALL WASH GOODS NOW -CUT IN PRICE TO CLOSE OUT.
WHITE GOODS OF ALL KINDS AT SPECIAL PRICES.
DON'T FORGET THAT WE ARE NOW SHOWING A BIG STOCK
OF UP-TO-DATE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Buy that Suit for wear on the Fourth
and come to Pendleton and celebrate.
The Fair Dcp't. Store
PENDLETON, SOREGON3
I I HOUSEKEEPERS
Do you have "blue Mondays"
at your homeT We have an an
tidote; send your family wash
ing to the.
Troy Laundry
and have It done for
Seven, cents a pound
Table line and bed linen Ironed
wearing apparel washed and
starched ready to iron. This Is
not only the best, most satisfac
tory method, but the cheapest
for dependable work,
Troy Laundry,
NOLIN ft SON, Props.
'Phone Main 171.
on and secure an opinion that the
law is valid. This will leave Judge
Ben Lindsey In his office as county Judge,
j but a definite plan wllp be mapped,
That Judge Ben B. Lindsey is to be out to defcat hlm for "nomination
shelved" sooner or later, and by
to the office.
denced by the latest scheme that has
been hatched against him, says the
Denver News.
Judge Lindsey has positively de
clared that he will not resign his po
sition as county Judge and accept the
Juvenile court Judgshtp under the new
law until the validity, of that law
has been tested by the courts. This
frustrated one part of the plan to
oust him, but that It will only delay
his downfall is the opinion of those
arrayed against him.
The original idea was to have Judge
Lindsey resign his oflce as county
Judge to become Judge of the Ju
venile court. Under the cloud that
has been cast upon the new law by
reason of manipulations In the legis
lature, it was planned to secure an
opinion from the attorney general
which would declare the law Invalid.
This would have had the result of
throwing Judge Lindsey out of office
completely.
Since Judge Lindsey was too wise
to fall Into this trap, the plan now
Is to give the place to Grant Hud-
t en fold t. tta. good yon caa possibly da-,
rlT. from tharn. Ball's catarrh .Cars,
manufactured by I. 1. Cbeoy Co., Tom
do, O., coatalns bo m.feary, and Is taken
Internally, acting directly upon tb. Mood
snd mucous surfaces of tba system, la
buying Hall's Catarrh Cur. b sore 70a
get the genalM. It Is taken Intarnally an
made In Toledo, Ohio, by P. J, Cheney
to. resrimoniais irrc.
Bold by druggists, Price Toe, per bottle.
Take Ball's Family Pilla f or constipation
Read the East Oregonlan.
SEWING MACHINES, SINGER,
STANDARD, WHITE AND WHEEL
ER A WILSON MACHINES FROM
$20 UP,
Buy at home, where your machine
can be looked after and where extras
and repairs can readily be secured.
Jesse Failing
Agent, Near Bridge.
vV
Even if your head feds
Asif it was in a vice
h't better to keep your headache thta
use dangerous remedy. To cure it
with tame danger out powder bring!
., aha efiecti which sic (ar worse.
Many headache euro kill the pain by
, seme powerful drug which if wed too
often Multf trauma and break, down
the tyitem. That's why jron ahould
be wry careful what you take to cure
' S beaaache. 1 I
HEADACHE WAFERS
Are ample and poaitrra cur lot bead
acbea, abtolutely narmleai, eepecialr tuned
10 women. Guaranteed to be free horn
Anbprrin, Opium, Morphia, or Chloral.
If these w alert do not gire absolute tana
faction, bring back the empty package and
w will return your money, la two siz
psckagea, 10c sad 25a.
THE PENDLETON DRUG CO.
THE MARK OF QUAUTY.
Stansbery &
Milne Transfer
Co.
ALL KINDS OF HEAVY
DRAYING PROMPTLY DONE.
FURNITURE AND PIANO
MOVING A SPECIALTY.
HOTEL BAGGAGE SPEED
ILY AND CAREFULLY HAN
DLED, j
THONE MAIN 5.
RES. RED 287S
OFFICE NEAR DEPOT.
THEY TJNANIMOU8LY AGREE
that our choice beer Is the finest and
purest ever brewed. Those who are
the best Judges of beer are fond of It
and praise it to the sties. It la the
output of experienced brewing, com
bined with the best and purest ingre
dients. This beer is always In elegant
condition, and whether used Ufa or
dinary table beverage or as a tonic tor
the sick and convalescent. It will be
found a moat superior article. If yon
try tt you'll always buy It,
Case of two dosen bottles deliver d
to your house for only 11.00.
JJId.KeniuckvBWlneraftd
UauorllStore,
JOHN GAGEN, Prop.
Phone Main Sf0. Court 8t opposite
Oolden Rule Hotel.
Meat. -C Fish - ISausages
F ---.
ara
Delivered'promptly each dayl
Empire Meat; Go.
'f"?hone Main 18 "
OsOtOtOiOOvtOtvtO'OsOtOst
John Perry, an employe, of the
Hammer sawmill near Grangevltle,
Idaho, lost his right hand and the
arm to near the elbow, in an edger.
HAVE YOU CATARRH?
Breathe Hyomcl and Relief and Cure
Will Be Guaranteed.
If you have catarrh, with offensive
breath, burning pains in the throat,
difficulty In breathing, raising of mu
cous, discharge from the nose, tick
ling or dronDlns- from th hank nt th
Portland; Bert O'Neal, Walla Wal- throat, coughing spasms, etc., begin
tne use of Hy-o-mel at ones. .
la; J. R
Portland
Patterson, A. D. Chase,
Z. M. Pcyer, Portland.
All the news all the time In the
East Oregonlan. . . . I
Golden Rule Hotel. L. O. Cain
Spokane, E. Adams, Toledo; A. G.
Williams. Stockton; P. C. Nelson
Stockton; Miss Hazel Beltel, Pilot
Rock; O. Black. Portland; J. B.
Johnston, Heppner: James John
city; L. B. Davis and wife, Eastland;
Mr. E. Kepplnger. Adams; Wm.
Scott and wife. Walla Walla; R. Z.
Williams, Moscow; C, Ades, Spokane;
John Bergevln, Athena; H. C. Owens,
8tarbuck; Ira Scott, Helix; Wm.
Bean; J. M. Patten, Waltsburg; A.
A, Bhonn, 8pry; F. E. Van Dusen,
Hy-o-mel is made from nature's
soothing oils and balsams and con
tains the ' germ-kllllng properties of
the pine woods. . Its medication Is
taken In with the air you breathe,
so that It reaches the most remote
part of the respiratory organs, kill
ing all catarrhal germs and soothing
any irritation there may be In the
mucous membranes).
The complete Hy-o-mel outfit costs
but $1; and Tallman a Co. glr their
personal guarantee with each pavek
age that money will be refunded tan
less the treatment does all that Is
claimed for It -'
Dairy land Farms
For Sale
Owing to my removal to Portland to reside per
manently, I have discontinued the Alfalfarm Dairy ,
business, and hBve for sale my herd of dairy cows
consisting of about fifty grade Jersey and short-horns,
and will also sell either or both of my farms, one a
quarter section of fine wheat land, one and a half
miles South of Athena, in Umatilla County, and the
other, over nine hundred acres of grain, alfalfa and
grazing land, on the Walla Walla branch of the 0. R.
& N, Ry., six miles Northeast of Pendleton, with the
equipment of the latter. For particulars adress me at
400 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon.
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