The Athena press., May 02, 1930, Image 3

THE PEESS, ATHENA; OREGON. ) MAY 2, 1930 k,tt
CH AS. HALL
of
COOS AND CURRY
REPUBLICAN
GOVERNOR
BUSINESS
MAN ,
Slogan: '
"Industrialize
Oregon"
A Staunch
Supporter of
American Ideals
(Paid Advertisement,
Hall-for-Governor Club)
I D. Felshelm, Manager
Portland, Ore.
M foruana, ure. m
m OIED
FOR WAR VETERANS
Bill To Increase Compensa
tion Passes House By a
Vote of 324 to 49.
Washington. Sweeping . increases
in the government's ' compensation
policy for World War veterans were
voted by the house after more than
a week, of debate, climaxed by a
tumultuous eight hour session in
which many predictions were freely
made that President Hoover would
veto the measure.
In the face of protests by Chair
man Wood of the appropriations com
mittee that such legislation should
not be enacted in view of the presi
dent's . request that expenditures be
curtailed, a bill to provide compensa
tion for every disability incurred up
to Jan. 1, last was approved S24 to
49, and sent to the senate.
Ordinally sponsored by Chairman
Johnson -of the World War veterans
committee, the measure was so great
ly altered by amendment that its
author, after failing in an effort to
have it sent back , to his committee,
obtained unanimous consent to change
its name to the "Rankin Bill."
Representative Rankin of Missis
sippi, democrat, was responsible for
many of the changes in the measure.
Among others was an amendment
proposed by Rep. Connery, democrat,
Massachusetts, advancing the time
limit of the presumptive clause from
Jan. 1, 1925, as carried in the original
bill to Jan. 1, 1930.
Catch Escaped Prisoner
Thomas J. Hazelwood, trusty, who
escaped from the Walla Walla prison
farm, was apprehended by the Pasco
police less than ten hours after his
absence was first noticed. Guards
from the prison left immediately and
returned Hazelwood to his cell.
Announcement
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATHENA, OREGON,
Announces that it has com-pieted the organ-
: y. ' ": ::r-'' '"v;, : ization,ol a ,'
Trust, Department
and is qualified to act as Executor, Administra
tor, guardian, or in any other fiduciary capae
ity. .
Just think what 37 years of successful banking
experience would mean to the executor or ad
ministrator of your estate. s , ,
Ask us for Information
General m
epainng
Done Right
at Right Prices
Oil
Richfield Gasoline
Automobile Accessories
CORNELL S G AR AGE
THE ATHENA MARKET
We carry the best
Meal
That Money Buys
Weston Lad Who Saved " ; ;
Little Girl From Drown
ing, Denied Recognition
Weston Leader: Melvin Barnett,
eight years old, who early in March
rescued Marilyn Adkins, five, after
she had fallen into the raging waters
of Pine creek in the upper end of
town, will receive no recognition from
the Carnegie Hero Fund commission
of Pittsburgh, Penn. Although it has
been well authenticated that Melvin
effected the rescue at imminent risk
to his own life, and that last year he
saved his younger brother at the same
spot in the same manner, his cour
ageous act, it appears, does not come
within Jthe scope of the jCarnegw
Fund. "" -', "V .'
L. O. Case interested himself in the
matter and supplied the Carnegie
commission with facts and evidence.
Below is the text of the reply he re
ceived from F. M. Wilmot, under date
of April 15r . .
"Your letter of recent date, giving
information on the case of Melvin
Barnett, was duly received. ' : ;
"The.. Carnegie Hero Fund applies
to acta in which conclusive evidence
may; be obtained showing that the
person performing the act voluntarily
risked his own life in saving, or at
tempting to save, the life of a fellow
being. ' .''. '
"While Master Melvin's act is com
mendable, from the facts at hand it
does not appear that it was attended
by any extraordinaly risk to his own
life; and for this reason his case, I
regret to say does not come within
the scope of the fund."
Kippered Sainton, all Kinds of Salt Fish. Fresh
Fish, Oysters, Crabs, Clams, Kraut in Season.
a. w.logsdon
Main Street Athena, Oregon.
Tomato Planting
There has been very little done in
the tomato industry in the Walla Wal
la valley during the past week, but
most of the farmers are planning to
start setting out the hothouse planU
by the middle of this week or the first
of next if the weather remains, warm.
CLASSIFIED
For Sale Rhode Island baby
chicks. Phone 455, Athena.
Will accept your piano in trade on
New Victor Radio Electrola, Pen
dleton Music House, Pendleton Ore.
SAfE
MS
Dr. Curry the old Re
liable Eyesight Specialist
formerly of Walla Walla
now "of Seattle who has
made professional visits
to Athena for 20 years
will again be at the Athe
na Hotel, Tuesday, May 6,
for one day. Eyes exam
ined, glasses ground and
fitted, charges reasonable.
Dr.W.H.McKlnney
. Physician and Surgeon
Dr. Sharp's Office
Office Hours at Athena 1 to 5 p. m.
Phone 462. Office Hours at Weston
8 a. m. to 12 noon. Phone 83. Calls
made day or night , ,,
; INSURANCE PLUS
Every motor vehicle should be pro
tected by Public Liability and Pro
perty Damage insurance. Cost very
little and it worth many times the
cost Every owner should carry
Landlords, Owners and Tenants Lia
bility insurance, only $7.50 and may
save your home. - This is an age of
ambulance chasers and damage suits.
You owe it to yourself and to society.
Neglect may wreck your fortune; it
is wasting at the bung hole and sav
ing at the spigot Liability protects
you, life insurance protects your fam
ily. We write it and service out
policies throughout the policy year.
Insurance plus service.
B. B. RICHARDS
TRACTORSETSHEW
ENDURANCE RECORD
Data on Continuous Opera
tion Being Gathered By
State College.
With every kind of marathon from
flag-pole sitting to airship flights.
vieing for attention recently, Oregon
State college has come forth with a
farm tractor endurance - run which
since its start on April 12 has broken
two world records and was still going
strong at last reports. The machine,
a Caterpillar 10, has been operated
day And night without stopping the
engine. - - '.": "
Working under actual, farm con
ditions, the tractor is equipped with
every sort of automatic device ob
tainable to register draft with var
ious implements, .total, revolutions of
engine and miles traveled, fuel and
water consumption, track wear and
other factors. The test is being check
ed by both the agricultural and en
gineering SChOOlS. i , ;f!f
Alternating with plows, disks, har
rows and floats, the tractor has cul
tivated a considerable area of the col
lege farm and an entire 130 acre
prune orchard as well as some other
property. ! '
National Child Health
; Day Observed Yesterday
National Child Health Day was ob
served by the nation - yesterday. In
many places appropriate programs
were offered and health organiza
tions united in effort to impress on
their communities greater endeavor
in the promotion of better conditions
and health environment for child wel
fare. ' ' . '
In observance of the day, President
Hoover penned the following "Child's
Bill of Rights:" ' s
The ideal to which we should strive
is that there shall be no child in
America, f-
That has not been born under pro
per conditions.
That does not live in hygienic sur
roundings. .
That ever suffers, from undernour
ishment That does not have prompt and ef
ficient medical attention and inspec
tion. .
That does not receive primary in
struction in the elements of hygiene
and good Jwalth. .'.'' ... ,1, ;
That has not the complete birth
right of a sound mind in a sound
body. ,
That has not the encouragement to
express in the fullest measure the
spirit within which is the final en
dowment of every human bing. t
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Real Estate
Wheat Alfalfa aluT ''
Stock Land
SHEEP FOB SALE
L. L. Montague, Arlington
Phi Delta Win 12-2
The Phi Delta Theta f rat aggre
gation of Walla Walla were a little
too stiff competition for Athena high
school on the local diamond Friday
afternoon. Athena lost 12 to 2. Hill,
visiting first baseman led in batting.
He acquired a triple, a double and two
singles. The score:
Phi Delta Theta ... ...12 16 3
Athena ..; 2 A 6
Batteries: Phi Delts, Hoon, Jones,
and Shields; Athena, R. Wilson, Huff
man, J. Wilson and Crowley.
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SWAY '.fipm the harvester-
tnrcsncr, loaded to the
brim with ripe, yellow
grain. Rubber rires rolling through
the soft dirt and stubble. Across
ditches. Up steep rises with a
60-bushel loadl It makes no differ
ence how deep down the bottom
is, so long as the wheels caii reach
it,' this truck will bring every load
tbroueh! And on the hard highway
it will give you more speed than
you can use safely controlled by
4-whcel brakes.
It is the modern answer to the
rural haulage problem, a Speed
Truck with two complete power
BWmaTruck
ranges, with six speeds forward
and two reverse. It is International
Harvester's famous "SIX-SPEED
SPECIAL."
What the grain farmer does
with this truck you can do with a
capacity load of live stock, milk
and cream, produce, fruit, feeds,
building materials, or anything else.
It is the market's best combination
of high road speed and pulling power.
It is a handsome quality product,
strongly built, up to the minute in
every detail. Let the Six-Speed
Special tell you its own story. We
will give you a thorough demon
stration when you say the word.
Rogers , Goodman
(A Mercantile Trust) . ,
SisHBI
Vote For
James H. E. Scott
Your Present
Representative
Twnty-third District
(Umatilla County)
Who asks for re-nomination on
the Republican ticket, and will
work for fewer and better laws
and common sense business legis
lation, to bring about economy in
state affairs and to prevent ex
travagance. Paid Adv,
PETERSON & LEWIS
i . Attorney! at Law
Stangier Building, Pendleton, Oregon.
Practice in all State and Federal
Courts.
A statement
from
HARRY L.
CORBETT
Republican
, ; Candidate
Governor
"I aspire to the office
of governor because 1
should like to be of serv
ice to the state in which
I was born, which my
ancestors helped to de
velop and in which my
children will .live after
me." .
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"I will enforce the laws with sincerity and justice and
will appoint no msin to enforce a law who docs not observe
the law."
"I will use ceaseless vigilance to prevent waste In stnfe
expenditures. 1 will be ready to spend n Ins dollar for
progress if convinced that thev stale will receive full vuluc
for it." . ,
"I believe in the steady completion of our highway sys
tem. 1 shall continue to oppose interfering with the duties
of the State Highway Commission for the purpose of log
rolling. The state will pass the peak of its road bond retire
ment in 1932, and I hope that greater aid may then be given
our program of market roads."
"If elected, I will not be obligated to make any appoint- ,
ment in return for political support.
"1 will make every appointment on the basis of merit.
"I will work for the greater development and welfare of
Oregon.
These things I shall take upon myself as a serious duty .
and a solemn pledge to the people of the State."
Vote for Harry L. Corbett
raid Adv., Corbett for Governor Com., Floyd J. Cook, Fk!d V.ft.
let Corbott ttldf., Portland, Or.
WATTS PRESTBTB
Attorncya-At-Law
Main Stmt. Athena, Oregon
State and Federal Court Practice
Dr. W. Boyd Whyte
CHIROPRACTOR
Stangier Building, Phone 706
Pendleton, Oregon. ' 957 J
Foley's Kidney Cure
Jensens
Blacksmith Shop
. Repair Work
Prices Reasonable
Athena, Oregon
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NNOUNCING
SCHEDULES
Effective May 1st, 1930 changes in
schedules are made by Union Pacific
Stages to afford the greatest possi
ble convenience to the traveling pub
He. Travel over our lines is com
fortable and means a real saving in
transportation costs.
NOTE DEPARTURE TIME
Blue and cream coaches of Union Pa
cific Stages leave at the following
hours.
For Portland & Pendleton ,
8:05 a. m. 11:00 a. m. 4:05 p. m.
0:15 p. m.
For Spokane, Walla Walla ALewlston
8:10 a. m. 1:55 p. m. 6:50 p. m.
1:65 p. m. Walla Walla and Lewis
ton only. -
Low fares and direct connections to
all Eastern Points.
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C.. L. McFadden, Agt.
Phone 332