The Athena press. (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, June 25, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextAN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER F. B. Boyd. Publisher Published Every Friday. Office, Co ner Third and Ieflerson Streets. Eoteretl Id the hnntofltoe at Athena, Oregon as ecoudula.. Mall Matter. Subscription Rates. One copy, one year.... $1.50 When paid in Advance, (otherwise, $2.00) One copy, six months. .'. ; 75 One copy, ihree months .50 Advertising Rates. V Display, transient, running less than one ; month, first insertion, per inch 25c . Subsequent insertions -12 Display regular, per inch ........... 12 Ji , Local readers, firatinsertion, per line, 10c Subsequent insertions, per line 5c . Lodge resolutions, per line ...... . . . .. 5c ', Church notices, admission, per line. . 5c f tlTHENA. ORB., JUNE 25 1915 It Tba neigh of bone made Darius King of Penis, the ail contending ' powers Jot tbe throne agreeing among themselves that the ooa whose hone ; should nelgb first should possess the kingdom. This aooient method of set. j tliog disputes among politioiant could bs revived with profit today. If oat partisan faotions aod petty politicians ' coold only settle their disputes (often ,l precipitated ty tba bray of an ass) .by tba neigh of a boras oi tba bark of t dog, it wouid be a great blessing and would give onr citizens a better cppor- ; tnnity lo pursue the tooatloua of in ; dually free from political strife. Let those who piok poltlioal plums by ' ralslog rows 'and who' flash awoida ' dripping lo tba blood of iodostry on derstand tbat they oaonot turn tba poblio forom into a polltioal arena and by olasb of personal aspirations still tba hammer and atop tba plow, and tbat tbelr qnarrela must be aettled in ; the taok alleys of elf filiation. LiULEJOHN. SCHOOL DIRECTOR At lbs animal sobool meeting Mon day afternoon W. P. Littlejobn was elected sobool director lor term of three years. Mr. Lit tie jo ho goes on tba board in plana of B. N. Hawks, whose term eipirea and wbo waa not a candidate for re-eleotion, for'' tbo reason that be is leaving the oity '' Mr. Littlejobn'a election waa made ty acclamation, as waa that of E. A, Zerta for oletk. Tbe personnel of tbe board la a follows: M. L. Watts, onairman; a. ts. tciobards, W. P. Lit tlejobn, direotora; E. A. Zerba, olerk The following floauoial statement was read by tba olerk: ' . Finsnoial Statement. Cash on band June IS, 114 - - .- t 1,541.07 Keoelpts. .. Keo. from Dielriot tea ' 8,315.25 - " " Oonoty School fond 1,888.00 " " State . . ' 102.80 sale of bonds & , warranta ' - - -85,568.62 " ." all other sources 30.90 PENNANT CINCHED AT MILTON Hot Ten Inning Contest Goes to v Oshorn'a Team 8 to 4. Doc : League Standing: Played Wou Lost PO Athena 18 9 1 692 Milton-Freewater is 7 1 I 588 Weston - ,.. 18 9 , 7 1; Helix . . 18 1 9 808 ) j In its probable etTecit on tba issue of tba war; tba altaok on Tor key la mora . important than any of tba present en . gagementa on tbe wsstem front and is of equal importance with the fighting , in tba Carpathian mountains. Its suo ;oesi would deprive Germany of one allyh while trie aucoess of the Russians In tba latter quarter would plaoe Boo gary at tbair meroy. Tba doom of ' Turkey wonld no sooner appear sealed than tha Balkan states wonld Join ' Italy in tba leap into the arena of war for their last obanoe of abating tbe polla would have oome. The Bine Mountain Eagle says: j "Tba best crop that Grant ooooty pro ; dnoea la tba sohool orop. Snpsrinten . dsnt Ansten la tbe oblef gardener and ; tha aoboola are tbe soli in wbloh onr .' f ntnre oitisens ara maturing. Let na ,. ' prepare the soil well and let onr farm ; ing In tbia direction be intensified in order that the harvest may ta boya ' and a Iris fralnsd to take their parla in i tus future growth, development) pro , great and welfare of the oonoty." i . - '. ' Jujie Fourth will pay bet annnal ' visit to Unol Bam one week from Son- day. In honor of tbe oooaaion. oele brationa will te held mostly tbe day following. Athena offers no celebra tion this year, but her people will as sist; others in funking merit midst sputtering fireworks, orabking oraok- . era and pink lemonade. ' ' Total reoeipta 1 Disbursements.' Paid for teaobera' wagea Fuel and 8obool Supplies -Repairs, improvamenta and Janitor - - . . New Sobool House ' ' -Prinolpal and interest on, bonds and warranta Insnranoa - . . Olerk 'a salary All other purposes Total Gaab on baod Amoiot of bonded indebt edness ... Outstanding Warranta 112,726.61 t 4.856.62 616.88 454.75 : 19,104.98 1,107.80 62.60 50.00 94.78 26,087.71 116,681.88. (85,000.00 2,104.48 Total , . . . General. ' Estimated value of Sohool Hooaa and Groonda Of Sobool furniture and ap paratus - - . Am'nt of Inanranae oarrled Average monthly salary mala teaobera " . " " female " $37,101.1$ 910.000.00 1,100.00 7,000.00 128.88 77.88 ; A London dootor explains to this .' world that insomnia la alwaya oaussd i.tiy some aye trouble. , Wear tba tight kind of kpeotaolea ana sweet sleep will regularly visit von pillow.' la It neo asaary to add that tbia dooior maun features only tba right kind' ,. i - ; ' 1 '. The Pilot Boek Heoord lefera to Ed ison as "tbe grand man, inventor of the A mar lean people." There's no disputing tbe fact of Edison's lot ac tive genina, but that ha aver invented '.'the great Amsrloan people, ia a revel ation nnlooked for. ! Wa sea Mao'a finish as an editorial ritr, should tha tariff ba taken ont of polltlos and pieced In tba hands of commission, where It rightfully ' belongs. i Mr. Ohriatian ia a olasay umpire, ! notwithstanding tba Hells' Advooeta'a 'gsff. Theolsss ia fastsr, too, than ! Littlejobn waaaaad lo. , Eb, Carlf - r No; Gwendolyn, that is pot a eoresoli owl yon hear; it'a wobbly nott whit- tie on Bam Hntt'a autotruck. ' . $ Atbena hat tba East Eud League bunting within bar grasp, and tba v fans are aooordiogly jntiUant. !V Swat tba war microbe: il'i not ( found in bodiea that have tha pnnob t, where tbe pnuoh la needed. The East Oregonlan Uiida tba "old guard" still aotlva In Pendleton on oooaaion. What baa become of dollar wheal! Ask tha fellow who ia holding tbe aaok. -f'Pog days" will aoon be with us. Ring np "rabid coyote story, pleaaa. Lemberg baa fallen, and tha Bos , alan bear la on Ibti blkeski. IL.- 1 Swiss hotels art open lor tha season. Take an airship. i . 1 J ' Here's to Hells and bar oelsbratioo, ' Jnlyltb. The laay husband gate bia In Idaho CAVALRY HORSES. The Loads They Have to Carry In the Armiea of Europe. Tbe British cavalry ht armed with the abort Lee-Enfield rifle, tbe mnga tine of which bolus ten rounda; the word, which is can-led by all ranks except signalers, and tbe revolver, car ried by warrant officers, staff ser geants. sergeuutH, trunuietcra and driv ers, linen trooper enf ies 100 rounds of ammunition In a knndoller over the left shoulder. Lancer regiments enrry the lance. Each cavalryman, like the Infantryman, carries un emergency und the "Iron ' ration and a ration for his horse. Then there Is tbe kit. Altogeth er tbe British troop horse carries about twenty atone (2S0 nonndsi. The regular Iiussian cavalry nru arm ed with sword, rifle and bayonet, and each man carries 10 rounds of ammuni tion. Thoro are the two days' outa and hay ration, u cloak and an In trenching tool. The cavnliymnn's kit. two days' rations, spurs horse shoes, horse blanket, canvas lincket and n mess tin go to form the complete t-tiulp. Kent and wehrh ultnirctlicr nlinut 111) pounds. The CoHsack pony carries about seventeen stone. The average eight curried by the Jndluii troop horse when reudy for war In about nineteen atone. The Aimti l.in troopcra carry ii weight of between tweiity-onu and twenty-two stone, und the average In the 1'ruin.h und Herman uriuloa Is about the suine, .Manchester (luurdlnn. Sunday's Soores: Atbena 8, Milton 1; 10 innings. Weaton 11, Helix 5. Next' Suoday'a games: Weston at Atbena; Milton at Helix. , 13oo Usborn'a Athene team nraatla ally cioobed tba East Eod League pen nant wdbu it defeated Ksnniok'a team at Milton Sunday in a hotly oonteated ten-Inning game. Score, 8 to 1. Inerok and Lieuallen, tba new bat tery, worked for aigbt loninaa and showed well nnr tba fiftb, when an error, a wild throw and two hita let In two aootea. Inerok, however, tight ened and tanned tba last two np, re tiring the aide. In tba aixtb. Milton pot nrer two mors on in infield hit an trror, a wild pitob and a single. m mis inning alao, 'Inerok showed exoelleot oootroi, fanning two, and held Milton safe for tba next two inn ings, while Athena waa finding Bar tbolemew for enough to tie tbe soore. Sbiok then went in-and in tba ninth and ' tenth, ""allowed bnt one hit. strnok out three, and waa never in danger. Grindell and Tuerok sooted for Atb ana In tba fiftb. two bits and a braoe of errora potting tha tallies over. Brooks singled in tbe aeventh with two do vn aod aoored tba third run on Lleuallen's double. In tba ninth Inerok singled, took third on a Steele by Brooks aod aoored on Lieuallen 'a laoriUoe, Then tbinaa started In tha tenth JS. Williams opened tbe oackasa with a slashing two-ply twat tbat aeamed to take tba staroh out of Bartholomew and tba pep out of bit teammates. Bbiok waa ante oo an error by Ben nick, Williame going to third when tne ball went tbrongb Oroxdale, wbo tried to bold the runner. Williama Hopped tbe foxy one. scorlns. and Shiok moved np to seoond. Harmon waa safe on fielder's ohoioe. V, Williams blnged out a alnsle. aoorins Sbick. By Ihit time Bartbolemew waa fagging fast but had enough on tbe tall to fan Grindell for tba tbird time. Then Tnerok oame to bat, took one to bis liking and boomed It aorosa tbe heather far fonr bases, and Athena Bad put tba aggressive Bulldogs ont of tba running for tba 1016 pennant ina aoora: AB R 6 1 1 0 - SUMMONS. If tba Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Umatilla Uonnty. Jnlia Wbitewolf Stephens, Plaintiff, vs. Simon Stephens, Defendant To Simon Stephens, Defendant herein: . In tbe name of tha State of Oregon, yon ara hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed agaioat yon in tbe above entitled suit within all weeks of tbe data of tba first publioa Hon ol this summons, to-wit, on or be fore Friday tbe 2nd day of July, 1916; and yon will take notice tbat if yon fall to appear and answer said oom plaint or otherwise plead thereto with in said time, tha plaintiff, for want thereof, will apply to the oonrt for the relief prayed for and demanded in her aaid complaint, namely for a deoren of tbe oonrt forever dissolving tbe bonds of matrimony now and heietofore ag isting between plaintiff and defendant and for tba tare and onatody of Delia Stephens, the minor obild of plaintiff and defendant nd for other equitable relief. Tblaanmmona ia published pursu ant to an order of Hoo. Gilbert W. Pbelps, Jndge of the 8ixtb Jndiolal District of tbe 8tate nf Oregon, duly made and filed berein on the 18th day of May, ipi6; and tba first pnblioation hereof In made on Friday, the 21st day of May, 1915, and tba last pnblioation will be made on Friday tba aaid 2nd day of July, 1915, in tbe Atbena Piees newspaper published at Athena, Umatilla County, Oregon. Dated tbia tba 18th day of May, A. D., 1915. , Will M. Peterson, Attorney for Plaintiff. If,. 4 V " r3' ' Professional S. P. Sharp PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Special attention given to all calls both night and day. OallSDKtmntlv ttnawMMMl OffliuiAnThlHI oww, Ainana. urexor A mighty good doctor says to me once: "When it comes to curin' folks, Nature is the real M. D. I'm only her assistant." That's the way I feel about curin' tobacco for VELVET. DR. A. B. STONE, Physician and Surgeon. OfHoe in Post Building. Phone, 601 DR. J. G. McMATH Osteopath. Offiice one block North of the Bank. H PO 2 4 11 0 4 . 0 1 , 10 0 0 0 Must Keep the Curtains Up. "In Loudon It is strictly against tbe luw for the driver of any public con veyance to allow the curtains of his vehicle to be pulled down" raid a man who has visited the English uicuopulh. "By day or ulxht the windows of cabs, hansoms, carriages, or what not, wheth er drawn by horses or propelled by electric power, must be so open to pub lic Inspection as to allow a plain view of those occupying the Interior. A closed rig wouldn't get a block before a Loudon bobby would nnb Its driver and bale him to n magistrate's nfDee, where be would get no mercy. The luw la based on the theory that closed vehicles lend themsclve easily to tbe commission of robbery or murder and that tbey may also assist a crlmlnnl to make his escape." Athena Brooks, 9b Lieuallen, o.-lf Stone, Of King, rt-a . E. Williams, aa Kramlen, If V. Williama, lb Grindell, 8b Inerok, p. if Shiok, p Totals Milton Oroxdale, 8 b -Everett. 2b DufT, lb Post, of i Sagar, rf Henderson, If Jenkins, sa , Benniok, o v : v Bartholomew, p1 Totala Summary. Stolen hsses. Lienallen. Ring, uroxdale, Jenkina; borne run. Tnerok ; two-base hita. Kromien. Lien. alien Henderson,; saorifioa hati, Lieu allen, King, Henderson, Jenkins; hits on xueros, 7 in eight Innings, off Shiok, 1 in two innings, off Bartbol emew. is in ten innings: atrnok unt hy Tnerok 11, ty Shiok 1, hy Bartbol emew 12; bases on balls, off Barthol- emew 1. , DR. J. W. WELCH , ! Dentiat . Athena, Oregon Office hours: 9 a. m, to 4:30 p. m. ' DR. E. B. OSBORN Veterinary Surgeo St Dentist Graduate JloKUUp.Vetlnary College , 44 8 18 80 IS AB B H PO A 10 1 10 0 5 11 8, Q--ii " 4'1 1 la lit 4 110 8 4 Ov:l 1 0 1 1 i 0 K'l I i 0 1 ol 0 0 ol '1. 0 1 OfflMit Commercial Stable and Hawks Drug Homer I. Watts Attorney-at-Law Athena, Oregon. 4 J ITS hard to show Nature any- thing about curing tobacco. So we have adopted Nature's own way to make VELVET the smoothest smoking tobacco slow, patient ageing. Men may "process," but they can't put into tobacco any 'finer pipe qualities than those Kentucky's limestone soil so richly gives to the Burky de Luxe. But these qualities can be improved. They are brought out in their fullness in the aged-in-the-wood mellowness of cool, slow-burning VELVET. For two years the finest Burley leaf remains in sealed wooden casks, and then only is it ready to be made into VELVET. , Get your tin now join the growing ranks of the army who have found VELVET tobacco a delight without a single drawback. Send a 2c stamp for "Pipe Philosophy" . book of Velvet Joe's philosophy and verse. 10c Tins 5c Metal-lined Bags ' One Pound Glass Humidors St, Louis, Mo. ' ' Copyright 1915- cm nunc 37 4 8 80 . 9 4 g 7 Per Cent Money $ to Loan. Come and See Us Matlock-Laatz Investment Co. Loans, Real Estate, Insurance. Pendleton, Oregon. The Ideal Home Auto Stage Schedule. To Change Umbrella Handles. 8omctlmea a persou would like to Changs an expensive umbrella handle to another umbrella and fasten it on solid. This can be done by cleaning oat the hole left in tbe handle from the old rod and Oiling the bole with pow dered sulphur. Place the handle in a solid upright position and after beating the umbrella rod red hot push the rod down into the hole containing the sul phur. The hot rod fuses the sulphur, snd when cool It will bold the rod solid. This method ma; bo applied to fastening rods into stone, Iron or wood. Popular Mechanics. Lord Eeber, who when president of the English court of appeal used to keep up a running Are of chaff on learned counsol, sometimes got t Ro land for his Oliver, as when a young barrister in the couree of argument stated that no reasonable person could doubt one particular proposition. 'But I doubt It very much," said the Judge.' The youthful advocate, not one whit abashed, replied, "I siild no reasonable person, my lord." The master of the rolls could only gasp, "Proceed, sir, proceed, London Express. All He Wanted to Know. "Maria, I'm going to have Dr. Squll- Hps treat mo for my benrt trouble." " Wbnt do jroo know about Dr. Squll- lips, John?" "All I know about him la tbat Mr. Ootsum recommends him to me." "Who is Mr. Ootsuuir "Mr. Ootsum Is ono of the stockhold ers of the life lusunuico company that Is carrying a f.'O.OOO risk on my life," Chtrago Tribune. 1 1 xnore ts still nougu to satisfy cos .mJm ta ' rttin-43oahsy x AM rJoloB West PM lif Weston 8:00 Lv Weston 1:00 Athena 8:18 " Athena 1;18 Adams 8:86 " Adams 1:85 1 AM Going East PM L Pendleton 10:00 Lv Pendleton 4:00 " Adams 10:60 " Adams 4:60 " Atbena 11:16 " Atbena 6:16 Weaton to Atbena, 26o; Was too to Adams, 60o; Atbena to Adams, S6o; Weston to Pendleton, $1.00; Athena to Pendleton, 7fo; Adams to Pendleton, 60a. , Bound trips, it made in same day: Weaton and Pendleton, 1.60; Athena and Pendleton, 11.85. Summons. Ia cos Oironit Oonrt of tha State of Ursaon for Umatilla Oonoty. J. W. Uase, plaintiff, Lillian (iower Case, detwdant. Td . Lllllaa Qower Case, defendact herein: tn tba name at the State of Uregos, you art hereby required to appear and answer thtoomplalnt filed against yon in tbe above entitled snit within sis weeks of tha data of tba Drat pnblioa tion of this inmrnons, towiti Friday, Jnne 86, 1916; and yon will take not ioe tbat if job fail lo appear and an swer said complaint or otherwise plead thereto wltbin aaid time, the plaintiS, for want thereof, will apply to the oonrt for tbe relief prayed for and da mended In bis said oomplaiat, namely for a daoras of tha oonrt forever dia solving tba bonds of matrimony now existing tetween tha plaintiff and de fendant and for soob other relief as tha oonrt nay deem ost and eqniU ble. This summons ia published pursuant to as order of Hon. Gilbert W. Pbelpe, Jndgaottha Sixth Jndiolal Distriot of tbe State of Oreaou, dnly made and filed berein oo tha Silnd day of Jnue. 1916; aod tbe first pntlioatlon hereof It made on Friday, tha 85th day of Jnne, 1915, and tha laat pnblioation will ba made ea Friday the 6tb day of Angnat, 1915, in tba Athena Press, a newspaper published at Atbena, Uma tilla ooooty, Oregon, Dated this 81 day of June, A. D. 1916. Homer L Watts, v Attorney for Plaintiff. livery man has his Ideal of what ha wonld like to have in his borne the sort of home that ba ean bnild for tba money tbat ha has to spend. Yon nave your ideal even it yon oannot draw it out on paper. To assist boms bdiidrers snd plaoe the latest ideas within reaob of every one, onr Lumbermen's Association, through its regular department, has prepared and published at an expanse of tome twelvs thousand dollars a moat beautiful snd complete Plan Book of Modern Homes step-savers, tbey are termed, nosy, eonvenieut and eoonomioal. Wa have these plan books containing over 200 desigut of Northwest hornet. Drop into onr offloe or write nt s sard and wa will tea that yon get a copy of these books from which to ohooae your IDEAL HOME. Through onr Engineering Dept. we oan make any praotloal changes lo these plans for yon. Wa will fnrnish complete plans snd speotOoations ' FREE. . Tha speoial "IUM-A-LUM Plan Book oontalns many suggestions for tbst new barn, bogsbed, alios, sohools, oburohes, ato. Good Fir Wood. "See Johnson about It" at TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. hhsthspringitfethe cost mmmy NO MAMMOCKING NO ttUMMOCKING NO SAGGING Iklr.. NO BAGGING NO DRAGGING NO PITCHING Ses tkeeJ&&nBcd Springs at THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENA 1 ' Capital and Surplus $100,00052 We Strongly Recommend Our White Pine, Tar and Eucalyptus For Colds. Give it a Trial. Byron N. Hawks, Druggist i o - MILLER'S FURNITURE STORE - . ;w ri0 tA- J. Parker IB Iff varTthlaa 'rirst Clae - Vetera SOUTH STREET SIDE HAIR ftTKEM