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HARRIS - DEPEATT NUPTIALS
Athena Young Lady Weds Dlyinitr
Student of Spokane College.
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tATHENA. ORE.. JUNE 18,,V....'l5
President Wilson's note lo'tbe
loan leaders Bods Carraojs defiant,
and Villa apparently playing a oiaftier
name.. Oarianza'a agent in Washing-
ton olslms that Garranzn is entitled to
be recognized by the Untied Slates aa
the bead of the government of Mexico,
Carranza oontrols, be says, seven
eighths of Mealco'a terillory, inolod
ing all the seaport on both coast.;
and that "witbin a week" be will
' hare tbe oily of Mexioo and will oall
a presidential eteotioo. The Villa
agaots in Washington, on tba other
hand say that Uarransa "Is tba only
man steading between Mexico and
peaoe," and that Villa i willing to
aooept In principle the '. proposal of
President Wilson, tbat tba Meiioa
faatlons should settle their differences
by some other meins (ban by fnrae,
Both Villa and Oarraosa seem to have
lost the purport of President Wilson's
admonition tbat tbey get together
down in Meiloo, set np a government
and feed tbe starving people.
Until Mr. Bryan'a snaoeasur is ap
pointed Robert Lansing will be Aot
ing Seoretary of State. It was be who
aigned (be new note to Germany whiob
Mr. Bryan refused to sign, Mr. Lan
sing is regarded aa one of the highest
authorities on International law. He
followed Prof, John Baaaett Moore as
expeit legal advisor to the 8tate De
partment, He is about fifty years old
and from very early manhood baa been
employed as oonnsel for ttie Govern
ment lo tbe most important Inter
national dispute! notably tba Beiiog
Sea controversy and tbe Alaska Boun
dary dispute. He la esioolata editor
of tbe Ametloan Journal of Interna
tional Law, and joiot anthor of "Gov
ernment; Its Origin Growth and Form
in the United States."'
Tuesday e'ening . at 8:30 In the
Christian oboiob, a happy event waa
consummated when Ortis D. Harris,
of Hpoknoe led lo tbe altar Miss Zelina
DeHeatt of tbis city.
Assembled oetensitiy to give tba
ono ule a reception aod shower, and
expeatlug the weddiug to oouor qnietly
at home tbe next morning, the guests
were surprised when upon entering tba
ohmob, tbey were greeted with
Mendelsohn's Wedding Maroh, played
by - Mrs. Sheldon D. Taylor. Tba
bride and groom were preceded by
Rev. Ellis B. Harris of Spokane, tio
their of tbe groom, who imptessively
inad the ling oeremqny, whiob made
them man and wife.
The tilde was attired in a neat gray
traveling suit, with , dainty atiaw ha
to matob, and carried a magmtloen
coquet of white Amerioau Beauty aod
Killamey rosea. Tbe groom was baud
come in conventional attire, and the
profusion of pink rosea and sweet peas
decorating (be aitar lent added charm
to tbe soeoe. .
After the ceremony congratulations
were in order, A largo number nf
beautiful, useful and postly pieaenfs
were already displayed for tbe reoep
tioo of tbe newly weds, baving been
"showered" by the 'unsospeutlug
MUCDIB. :
The bride was born and leered la
Athena, beiug tbe eldest daughter nf
Mrs. Minnie DePeatt, and her splendid
qualities are so well known tbat it is
nnneoessary to lev tbat ber absenoa
will be keenly felt in aooial and mos
ioal circles. Tbe bridegroom is a ris
ing young minister in tbe Ubristan
ohurob, and while studying aod tutor
log in tbe Spokane College, ie holding
tbe pastorate of a ohnroh in lekoa,
Washington, . "J .
After a abort honeymoon spent with
friends at Milton and vicinity, Mr,
and Mrs. Harris will go lo tbeir borne
at Opportunity, the suburt of Spokane
where tbe college is situated.
ATHENA LEADS THE LEAGUE
Won
From Milton Sunday Helix
Awarded Protested Game.
League Standing:
Played Wou Lost PC
Athene
Milton-Freewater
Weston
Helix - '
1 B
12; S
i 4
667
683
417
B83
THE PENDLETON CHAUTAUQUA
' Reports reoeived by tbe State De
partment ' stow tbat tba Amerioao
campaign in Serbia against typbus
fi'vnr if succeeding. Tba disease,
whiob was dairying off tbe Serbians
by thousands, ia almost under control
Not a few Amerioao doctors aod vol
on tear nurses bava bravely sacrificed
tbelr lives in tbis bonorabla warfare
against oontagious disease. Attention
ia now being turned to Montenegro,
where tbe oondltlona are almost as
bad aa In Serbia.
Tba lata eruption of Lassen Peak
voloauo ia northern California is now
called a "blessing in diagnise." A
former government aoil expert baa an
alyzed tbe volnanlo mud tbat spread
over many aquara mllea nf land. He
reports tbat it la "apleudid fertilizer"
and will make tba hurled farms muob
mora fertile in f utnra years.
The East bas taken op a swat-tba-By
campaign. It will be soma campaign,
if prosecuted on aoale advocated by
newspapers tber. Between tbe wai,
minora of war and battling with flies,
Eastern newspapers bare passed the
stage of jingoism. Tba big metinpol
itan Journals are hobuobUog with
the reality now.
An Iaea banter baa turned ia to tbe
oonnty slerk of Grant oounty 118 ooy
ota aoalpa. netting him tba handsome
nm of $348. Tbil la exterminate
theaonroe of rabiea iotewbat, and
tbe I tee man ia either a good hunter
or else coyotes aia tbloker tbau tioks
in bia oonntv.
Oregon'! geneious bounty on ooyota
extermination ia being commented up
on by other state papers. vTbey abould
not oveilook Utah, wblob state aiuoe
1901 baa paid bounty on grasshop
pers. Ton hoppers are paid tor by
the pouod.
Tba new Constitution of Denmark
baa been passed unanimously ty tba
Parliament and signed ty tba King.
It glvea to Daulsb women tba light lo
vote on tbe some teima as men,
It la well that Mr. Oliver la awak
ening tba oounty and State to the im
portance of having a suitable exhibit
of Oregon's agricultural praduoti at
tba Panama Exposition.
Tba first Austrian prisoners reoeived
In Italy are deeorlbed lo dispetob
from Rome as "old, famlsbtd, rigged,
phyetoaliy broken: a aad epeotaole."
Hundreds of tbousanda of dollars of
Oiegon oapilal baa been Invested in
tba atone industry of aaatern aud west
ern Oregon.
The United Utiles oongreaamen and
ceoatora are cow at home making bot
Ir s perches at pianos and celebrations.
Tba ennual Pendleton Cbantauqoa
la to be held tbis year for seven coo
aeoutive days, teginning June 32 and
dosing tbe evening of 'June US. Tbe
program for tbis season ia tbe strong
est ever assembled fni the west. Tne
European etrife made it possible to se
cure tbe beat talent in tba world of
entertainment, edooatlnn and inser
tion.
Among tbe famous leotarera are:
Or. Newell Dwigbt Hillis, pastor of
Plymouth Uburob, Brooklyn; Hon,
Mela Darling, Community Expert;
Col. 0. W. Bain, tbe tba fieiy Ken
tucky speaker; Rolaud Mono!', of
National fame; Eugene Battel, the en
emy of snpetstition and Father Mao
Cony of Wloblta, Kansas, tbe dram
atic orator wbo oieated snob a tniore
in the East.
Signor Salvalore Oirlolllo, with bis
renowued Italian Coooett Bend is baok
again. The II Trovatora Grand Opera
Company, with lix internationally
famous soloists cast io the major roles,
la io aing Verdl'a noted "11 Trove
lore." Other musical attractions are:
Schumann Quintet, string artists; Sax
ony Singers; Swiss Yodlers; finlhveu
MaaDonald, Toiooto bailtoue, and
other numbera equally aa attractive.
Tbe merchants of Pendleton are to
oooduot special sales and bargains
during the week aa an added induce
ment lo tbe people living neai their
oity Eaob day speolal bargains will
te available at tbe leadiog atnrea in
the oity, These sales are to be con
ducted so that tbe buyers may attend
all the Obautauqua pingiama and bave
ample time to make tbelr pniohasea.
In order to make the Chautauqua a
great success, tbe merchants are to
offei tbelr goods for sale at the lowest
possible prices. Tbis is tba first tln
tbat aocb a aeilea of sales have 'ever
been planned lot Pendleton. - Daily,
saies win oe neia ror eaon aay or tne
Chautauqua. New goods will Be
o Hored and speolal ratea will , be in
vogue. Tbla ia tba greatest buying
week ever conceived locally, Kvefj
resident should take advintage ,of
tbia great opportunity. Brlug your
giooery list, your merchandise mem
orandum, your hardwire ueeda-r-yoa
oan poiobasa any artiolea yon 'may
need at the Big Pendleton Ubantanqua
uornmuuicy Bargains ana eater. - ;
ice following live wire uarabantl.
bave signified tbelr Intention of -nak
log speolal eHorls to oaia for tba seetty
ni an visitors oaring the big CboBtjo
qua Sales Week : J , ; ' ,t
People a Warehouse,
Alexander's Department Store. .
"Sayies1 "Trie Ladles' Store..'
Gray Bros.' Grooery Co. 't. '
Pendleton Dreg Co. , .'
Kraaier'a Book Stole. '
G. 0. Diet Co.
Byers' Mill,
R. M. Sawtelle, Jeweler.'
Taylor Haidwar'e Cq, . '('.' '
M, Gale 6 t3on,;Meobandlae.- ,,
Griggs Grnoery Co. "j ;.' ' '
Hamley Hardware (jo. . J,
Standard Groaeta. A 3 ','
Tallmen Drug Co.
Vogue Millinery Coy ' , i
Bond Bios., Clothieia. ' ,'
Warien Mualo House.
Boyntoo Grooery. '
The Delta. , ; -(
Dycbe UrooatjiOo '
. Kksuli of Sunday's games: 1 Athena
4, MiHoi 3; Westoo 7, Helix .
Games next Sunday: Athena at
Miltoo ; Helix at Weston- .
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- ma aneppiest nan game- played no
the A then:, n rounds tbia season took 1
place Sunday wheu Don Oaborn'splay- (
era waxed It to Milton by a score of'
foor to two. v ; ' . .- ... I
.The wiuning of, tbis gacie givea
Athoa tbe top line in tba per oentage
taoTomn, by virtue of President Rioh
trde' deaislon'in favor of Helix io tba
pro tested game witb Milton, wheia
an ineligible player was uaed.
Sunday's game went through ia slap
bang older and there was no lagging.
Umpire Shaipe went up against aev
eral olose decisions aod resultant rag
ging injected -plenty of pep and ag
gressiveness in botb teams.
Cosbaw stalled on tbe mound for
Athena and went well until tbe third,
When onaooonnt of a sore wing be re
tired l favor of 8biok, who beld Reu
nions men'b'elplesa during tbe remain
ing innings.. Milton eoored onoe in
tbe aenood 00 twoainglesand an error,
and the aoore was mado in tbird wben
Jenkins laoed out a three base bit and
scored 00 Henderson's sacritlos. ,
Athena soored E. Williams and Har
mon in ber bBlf of tbe seoond, so tbe
score was tied np wben Sbiok went
to pitch. E. Williams made bia seo
ond tally , in, the fourth and King
brongbt in.tbe lest rnn io tbe fifth.
"Red" Williams played a good first
base, bis first appearanoe in tbat posi
tion and Brooke sbowed well at sec
ond. For Milton Jenkins featured at
abort, aooepting - several diffloult
cbanoes. Tbe atory of the game:
SUMMONS. -In
tbe Cirouit Court of tba State of
Oregon for Umatilla County.
Julia Wbitawolf Stephens, Plaintiff,
vs.
Simon Stephens, Defendant
To Simon Stephens, Defendant herein:
. In tbe name of tba Stale of Oregon,
yon are beieby required to appear and
anseei tba complaint Died agaioet yon
in the above entitled euit witbin aix
week of Ibe date of tba first publica
tion of tbis summons, to-wlt, on or be
fore Friday tbe Snd day of July, 1915:
and you will take notice tbat if yon
fail to appear aod answer seid com
plaint or otherwise plead tbeieto witb
in said time, the plaintiff, for want
tbereof, will apply to the oonrt for tbe
relief prayed for and demanded in ber
said complaiot, namely for a deoree of
tbe oouit foiever dissolving tba bonds
nf matrimony now and beiatofora ex
isting between plaintiff and defendant
and for the oaie and ouslody of Cella
Stephens, the minor child of plaintiff
aod defendant cd for other equitable
relief.
Tbia summons is published pursu
ant to an order of Hon. Gilbert W.
Pbelpe, Judge of Ibe Sixth Judioial
District of tbe State nf Oregoo, doly
made and Hied herein on tba 18th day
of May, 1916; and the first publication
hereof in made on Friday, the 31st day
of May, 1918, aod tba last pnblioatlou
will be made on Friday tbe aaid 2nd
day of Jnly, 1915, in tba Atbana
Picas newapaper published at Athena,
Umatilla Oounty, Oregon.
Dated tbis the 18th day of May,
A. D., 1915. Will M. Peteiaoo,
- Attorney fnr Plaintiff.
Atbeua . ; ,.AB H H PO 4 E
Brooks, 2b . -ye 01340
Grindell, Sb . 4.0 0 0 6 1
8tnne, of - , 4 0 1 10 1
King, o ' 4 1 3 6 0 0
Franz, If , 3 0 0 0 0.0
V. Williams, lb 4 0 Oil 0 0
E. Williams, eg - 4 3 8 3 4 3
Harmon, if -411000
Cosbaw, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sbioa, p -3 0 0 0 1 0
Totals ' ' 83 4 8 MX U 4
Milton AB R H PO A E
Jenkins, as 4 1 1 I ' 8 1
Everett, 3b - 4 0 0 3 3 0
Henderson, If 8 0 3 0 0 0
Bisbop, 8b 4 0 0 0 1
Renniuk, 0 41 0731
Dutf, lb - 8 0 3 10 0 1
8ager, of 4 0 0 1 0 0
Clemens, tf, - 8 0 0 1 0 0
Sbelton, - 1 0 0 0 0 0
Bartholomew, p ' 8 0 0 3 4 0
Totals V 88 3 5 37 it 4
Professional
S. F. Sharp
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Special attention given to all
oalia both night and day.
Galls promptly answered. Offloe on Third
etret, Athena Oreaor
DR. A. B. STONE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in Poet Building. Phone. 601
DR. J. G. McMATH
Osteopath.
Office one block North of the Bank.
DR. J. W. WELCH .
Dentiat
Athena, Oregon
Office Houra: 9 a. m, to 4:30 p. m.
DR. E. B. OSBORN
Veterinary Surgeon & Dentist
Graduate HcKlllip.Vetlnary College
Offices: Commercial Stable and Hawks Drug
. more. ihoue435.
Batted fnr demons in 9th
1 Summary Three base bit Jenkina
two-base bit, E. Williams; saoriBoa
hits, Franz 3, Cosbaw, doable plays,
Brooks to IS. Williams, 8; base
Balls, off Sbiok 1 ; struck out by Sbiok
4, by Bartholomew 7; hits off Coshew
4, in tbree innings; off Sbiuc 3 in
innings. ' .. r ' , j
-5Adv.
Auto Stage Schedule. ,
-,-,..-..a:...V-:.i. f
AM Gnibg West PM .
Lv Weston 8:00 Lv Westoo 1:00
"Athena 8:10 "Athene 1:15
Adams 8:5 " Adams 1:85
AM Gotug East PM
Lv Pendletou 10,:00 Lv Pendletno 4:00
1 Adams .10:60 "Adams 4:50
' Atheua 11:15 " Athene 6:15
Westoo to Atbeua, 35o; Weston to
Adams, 50o; Atbeua to Adams, S.V;
Weston to Fendletnn, 1 1.00; Athena In
Pendleton, J?o; Adams lo Prndletou,
0O0.
Round trips, if mude iu same dan
Weston and Pendletou, $1.60; Albeua
and Pendleton, $1,910.
Headquarters: Westoo, at City
Drug Stura; Athene, St. Kiobole Ho
tel; Adams. Inland Mercantile Stoiet
1 Pendleton, Kieuoh Restaurant.
ART OF FRUIT PRESERVING
lo stimulate interest among tbe
honaowiveaof the Northwest in the
art of canning and preserving fruits
produced in tbe vicinity in wbiob tbey
live and to bring about a betterment
of oonditioua in' ..home economy, the
Oregon-WakbtUalon.Railroad & Nay
Igatioo Co..'bas:iB'atignTated a "Froit
Canning :and:.;prer,vt.ampalgo,
aod haa aeanred.W,anioea of Mrs.
M. E. King otmifakSl id exnait In
work,-Vra.il iv tba iioea'ol
dem
tbia
e oompany'lud ge praatioal
aiiationa. -.:. yi-'; t-.
tb
on
Mia. Kqgllt .be in Athena on
Thnisday, June 34, giving demonstra
tions in tba speolal oar fitted up for
the pel pose. This new campaign ia
similar to that Inaugurated by tjie
f -H ' - s jt
.
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Mra. M. E. King
0.-W. R, & N. laet year In ita Apple
Cookery oontesla, lectures and demon
slretioes. The aucoees met with aud
Ibe interest wbiob wea created in tbe
eppie, the various waya in which li
can- be prepared and the largely in-
oieeaed aalea of applea tbiougbont ita
terrilory auooursged tba eompauy to
oodei take a similar work in connec
tion with tba preserving of soft fruits,
muob of wbiob ia now going to waale
teceoee tba fullest opportunity is not
taken to pnt It Into shape those months
wben tbe freah produot la available.
Homer I. Watts
Attorney-at-Law
Athena, Oregon.
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