Press" Paragraphs
: Byers Best Floor at Worthington's
; No false repotts at Jarman's, Wes-
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Everybody is talking about Jar
man's Big Sale at Weston.
Mrs. Ida Keen visited at the home
of W. H. Keen this week.
Yonr dollar will do greater duty at
Jarman's Big Sale, at Weston.
Bnrn, to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cannon,
October 80, 1910, a daughter.
Not an Item sold for its real value
et Jarman's Big Sale, at Weston.
A. F. Uarsey has purchased the
city Bakery and will take possession
tomorrow.
' Two bottles of ink for only 6odur
ing Jarman's Big Sale, at Weston.
Glarenoe Brotberton has been elect
ed manager of the High school basket
''all team.
Doings at Jarmaus' Big Sale at
Weston are greater than ever known
before.
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Tlent
m. Mosgrove was in toe city eun-
last, a gnest at the home of Jas.
dersen. :
Five oent tablets will sell for only
JS 1-3 oeos at Jarman's Big Sale, at
Weston.
S. Le Grow went
Snnday night, re-
Mr. and Mrs. F,
'' down to Portland
turning Thursday.
Fred W. Hendley "independent can
ylidato for. county reoorder, was in
- tbe oity Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Beeoraft, of Weiser,
Idaho, were vieiting this week at tbe
borne of Mr. nod Mrs. 0. 0. Henry.
Mrs. J. T. Miohael came up from
Portland, Friday evening, and is a
guest of Athena and Weston friends.
v For Sale Tbe - Brotherton farm,
consisting of one-half seotion of land.
Uood improvements. See him about it.
' Misses Ethel Johnson and Ellen
Booth visited in Walla Walla Sunday,
, tbe guests of Mr..and Mrs. Alt John
son. Rev. Thomas Lawson was down
through the Finn settlement this week
speaking in the. interests of prohibi
tion. Fonnd A purse containing money.
Owner oalling at Mosgrove Mercan
tile Go.'s store and proving property
may recover same.
Attention! We are going ont of
business and all aooounts due us posi
tively most be paid by November 15.
A. B. MoEwen Sons.
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A.J. Wagner delivered a dressed
bog to Jamieson's market Wednesday
that weighed 461 1-3 pounds. Mr.
-Wagner was given a obeok for $50.77.
V Bundy and Christian have formed a
partnership and will engage in paint-
iug, paperbBDgiug and deoorating.
Tbey will mukcja specialty of carriage
painting.
Edmnnd Walker, salesman at .Tag
part's grooery store, is Carrying bis
left hand in a sling as tbe result of a
broken bone, sustained Friday evening
by a fall. r .
Mrs. M. L. A Iters came up from
Pendleton Saturday morning, and has
. been a visitor at tbe home of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Swaggart
this week.
J. M. Craig, in oompany with J. A.
Seabury, will establish and begin
the publication of tbe Bandon Daily
Eagle, Nov. 6, is the announcement
made by Mr. Craig to tbe Pi ess.
A tent burned on Halloween night
tbe Brotherton home while tbe
.family were absent from home. Who
ther tbe tire resulted from a prank or
from some other cause, is not known
Miss Mary Peterson, the trained
; nurse who was in Athena for two
months during the summer, was over
. from Walla Walla Monday. Miss
Peterson is at present nursing in that
Vicinity. .
Fay LeGrow and E. F. .Wells rode
down to tbe stook ranoh on tbe Tou
ohet, Saturday, returning with a
number of saddle horses, which were
taken to the Taylor farm west of town. '
Thos. F. Byan, Grand Master of
the Odd Fellows met with the local
lodge Wednesday evening. In com
pany with Millard Kelley, Mr. Byan
made the Press office a visit yesterday.
Preaching services in the Baptist
cburoh Sunday at 3:30 p. m. ty Bev.
Ewd. P. - Zeller. This appointment
will be filled each Sabbath unless oth
erwise announoed. A weloomo is ex
tended.to alL
Owing to the olose of the campaign
and this being tbe last issue of tbe
Press before eleotion, candidates have
been gien space usually devoted to
news matter, heuoe the absenoe of
al matter this week.
The hunters have retnrned from tbe
rand Bonde. Tom Gilkey was high
man this year, having been snooessful
in shooting four buck deer. The palm
for antlers goes to Al. Sigman, who
killed a mammoth big buck.
The statement in the Press last week
that Mis. J. A. Kirk was very ill, was
a mistake, as tbat lady is improving
in health and was in the oity Satur
day. We are glad to make the cor
rection and to say that no- operation
whatever is neoessary.
The following marriage licenses wore
issued tbe first of the week; Harry
Koester of Benton county, Wash.) and
Miss Mabel E. Capps of .this county;
Joseph Brady and Myrtle Fleck, both
of this county; Albert Ueiss and Flos
sie Biobardsou, both of this oounty.
AMrs. A. B. Booher arrived borne
Friday evening on the delayed train,
from a six-weeks visit at her child
hood home in Missouri. Mrs. Booher
came by tbe home of her daughter,
Mrs. James Feeler in southern Idaho,
and stopped over there for a couple of
weeks. She reports the famiiy as well
and prospering.
A. M. Gillis dropped in on bis
friends in Athena Saturday morning,
and left Monday. He reports that
fall work is at its height on his Wash
ington farm, near Washtuokna, and
tbat he is making a "hand" bimseir.
Mrs. Gillis, who is almost restored to
her former health, is living in Bitz-
ville again this winter, where the boys
are attending sohool.
The Amoma Bible class will give a
sooial at tbe Baptist oburob tonight,
November 4th. to tbe members and
friends of the Sunday sohool. A
short program has been ' arranged.
Games will be played and refresh
ments served. At a'reoent meeting
of the olass the following oftioers were
eleoted: President, Miss Vera Gross;
vioe president. Pearl Coomans; secre
tary, Leona Mays, and treasurer, Viv
ian Ehrbart.
The third quarterly meeting of the
conference for theAthena and Water
man circuit of tbe Free Methodist
church will be held at Waterman
school house November 18 to 20. Sir
vices Friday and Saturday evenings at
8 o'clock; Sunday morning at 11 and
again in tbe evening at 7:30. Bev
Anhillns. district elder, will be in
oharge of these services.
Ewd. P. Zeller, Pastor.
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REPUBLICANS FOR BURGESS
Unanimous Nominee for Stale Senat
or's Position Explained.
Umatilla county is a Bepnblioan
county; it is both right and fitting
that it should be represented by a He-
publican in the State Senate
Umatilla county is a distinctly ag
ricultural community. In suoh a, com
munity it is both right and fitting tbat
farmer should represent farmers at
Salem.
The only candidate for State Senat
or wno ramus coin raese reqouu
ments is J. N. Burgess the Unanimous
Bepublioan Nominee for that office.
But there has been an impression
in some people's minds tbat Mr, Bur
gess is not the right man for the office
beoause it was only comparatively re
cently that he filed a formal statement
with tbe oounty olerk deolaring tbat
he auoepted and would support State
ment Number. One and the Direct Pri
mary law. f":
However, this was inoorreot, lor
Mr. Burgess has always been ii . favor
of what the law represents.
Statement Numter One is a deoJara-
$- V a
J. N. Burgess
Hallowe'en Party.
Monday evenius a Hallowe'en par
tv was civen at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. V. Mitohell, on Adams street.
Tbe rooms were appropriately deoorat
ed in Hallowe'en guise, and the guests
were entertained with games suitable
to tbe oooasion. Befresbments were
served by tbe hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Robert Walker. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames H. A. Barrett,
J. D. Plamondon, Robert Walker,
Viotor Burke and J. V. Mitohell;
Misses Doris Barnes, Jessica MoEwen
and 'Areta Bothrook; Messrs. E. F.
Wells, Luvois MoEwen and Maurice
Hill.,
You Need the Convenience,
Out of town taxpayers can almost
always find Recorder Hendley in his
nfflofl way after office hours and most
of the time on Sunday. Is this not a
convenience you sometimes need?
Paid Advertisement.
Home Furnishings
For Fall
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Bight now at the beginning of Fall yon should refit your home or at
least add a new piece here and there to make your home bright and
cheerful for tbe winter months. Look around your home and yon are
sure to see something that should be obauged even something at a small
cost will add the desired effeot.
; X Our Store is so Full
of tbe things that make home life worth living tbat we want yon to
come and look through even if you do not intend to buy now, for you are
just as weloome at Davis-Kaser'8 whether you are buying or looking.
The next time yon are in Walla Walla make our store your meeting place.
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tion by tbe candidate for offioe tbat
he will vote for the people's ohoioe for
United States Senator.
Now "Newt" Burgess has always
done this.
In 1903 be was in the memorable
legislative session as representative of
Wnsco oounty. That year T. T. Geer
was the people's ohoioe for United
States Senator.
Mr. Burgess did not like Mr. Geer;
he did not approve of him; yet that
made no difference with what be felt
to be his duty.
This was before Statement Number
One was even talked of fbut be con
sistently voted for Geer right through
tbe Ions session. Bnt the machine
was forcing Charley Fulton oh; the
lecislature: Burgess headed a revolt
and continued to push the name of
Geer, the people's ohoioe.
Bnt it Was no use. All could see
that Geer was defeated, so in a last
dasnerate effort to nave the day for
the people Mr. Burcess voted lor Har
vev W. Scott.
Mr. Bnrcess-has been charged of
making a' "death bed repentiinoe,
Does the action of Mr. Burgess in
mn3 looks as if he needed any "re
peutance?"
His aotion was tbat of a man soru
pulously honest, who did his duty
At that time Mr. isurgess saw
voting for the people's ohoioe
a chance for the machine to get in, so
he has always considered tbe State
ment not so much as an oath lor a
man to take, ty whioh he should be
bound, but more as a statement of
advice.
However, at the Primary election
the people of Oregon made it emphat
ic by a majority of 75 peroorit that
they considered the statement mna-
As soon thereafter as was possmie
Mr. Burgess wrote out a formal state
ment and deposited it with County
Clerk Saling.
As an honest farmer, and an Honest
. . n i. l. : i. :
man, tuere is not one rigut luminug
man in Oregonbelieves "Newt" Bur
gess will violate his pledge.
Mr. Burgess has made nis attituae
clear bnt if there is any Republican
voter who would like a personal
pledge, he has only to write to Mr,
Bnrsesa to obtain it.
Mr. Burgess is not. an Assembly
... . - i m u
man, aitnougn do is uuurtjeu mou
beinir one.
He is not an Assembly nominee cut
was the unanimous nominee for tbe
farmers and business men of Umatilla
county who are republican voters.
Ho in known from one end ol tne
county to the other. He is opposed to
the tactics of his opponent, Dr. C. J.
Smith, who for eight years has coo-
Distantly misrepresented Umatilla
conntv
Mr. Burgess is a farmer and a wool
crower. He is in favor of. good roads
and will aot accordingly. Although
his opponent voted for the Crater
Lake national road and helped to vote
150.000 for tbat road, he has nevir
done a thine to improve or better the
roads for the Umatilla oounty farmer
As a citizen Mr. Burgess has been
nnblio spirited always. Tbe farmer
knowa that in Mr. Burgess he will find
a man who can sympathize with his
tronbles always and who will do
more to help to alleviate them.
The citizens of this, an agricultural
county, can do no Iobs than send a
man who will truly represent them to
the State Senate. Such a man is
J. N. Burgess.
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Kidney .or Bladder disease that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. No medicine can do more.
If you notice any irregularities, commence taking
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Latest novelties in
hair Dins. Barretts ana
hair ornaments.
Ladies' and child
rens suits, coats and
kimonas.
We are now showing a full line
ot the celebrated Munyng Underwear
in all weights for fall and winter. You
will find it the most sensible, service
able, satisfactory and perfect fitting,
popular priced underwear for men wo
men and children.
Our trade on Munsing under-
l 1 il
wear nas grown eacn season, us uic
most satisfactory undewear we eve
It fits well, looks well and wears
Our customers who have worn
it will buy no other kind.
We recommend It to all our
trade as the best knit underwear on
the market. Try it once and you wil
always want it in the future.
sold,
well.
Fall shades in the
newest Kid gloves I
have just arrived. -
Latest novelties in
Ladies Neck-wear just
received.
Now is the time to lay in your win-
et supply of everything to wear during
Jarman's Big Sale at Weetou. ,
B. 6 H. GREEN TRftDlHG STAMPS VITHEVERY CASH
puns