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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1907

Page

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Governor Chamberlain Threatens Prosecution Over State Funds

Governor Chamberlain warned Treasurer Steel he would press criminal action if deposits of state school funds placed in Title Guarantee and Trust Co were not adequately secured. He insisted the laws were violated and pledged to act, though reluctant for political reasons, to enforce them.

Chamberlain Steel Title Guarantee & Trust Co

Gas well near Payette shows potential as blowouts occur

The Oregon Gas and Oil company has drilled a Payette gas well to 785 feet and suffered several blowouts from pockets of gas. Experts believe a steady flow will soon be found. A second well 14 inches in diameter will be started to tap oil below the gas and operations will be cashed on this well as rapidly as possible.

Oregon Gas & Oil Company Payette

Panic Party at Friday Night Skating Club Acknowledges Prizes

Members and guests enjoyed the Panic Party with Miss Maud Gholson winning best costume and Mr Fred Kernbaw best gentlemen's attire. Refreshments followed as officials, including Mr I Wilson, announced fines for various misdemeanors ranging from gum chewing to ticket issues and attire concerns.

Coattines Maud Gholson Fred Kernbaw 8. I Wilson Col. Boyd Ira Kemp Henry Dell Ite M. L.watts A. L. Swaggart Dale Preston Frank Partoh Merle Robie Walter Jndy Young Joseph Scott Forest Frye

Iowa Ranch to be Broken into 40 Farms at $90 Per Acre

The W G Adams ranch near Odebolt Iowa famed as the old Farmer Wheeler place will be divided into forty quarter sections and sold at ninety dollars an acre. Adams holds the mortgage, plans to keep corn priced high, and expects about 7000000 to swing the deal. The northeast quarter near Odebolt includes over 25000 in improvements, while other sections also have substantial improvements. The community believes forty farms will boost business more than the large ranch. Also noted is an $8000 Poland China hog named Voter, bred by W Dingman of Clay Center Kansas and Smith Bros of Alma, winner at the Illinois state fair as the top Poland China of any age.

W. G. Adams Odebolt Iowa Farmer Adame Clay Center Kansas Poland W. Dingman Smith Broa Alma United States China Kanens City Journal

Prizes to Pupils by Oregon Society of Sons of the American Revolution

The Oregon Society offers public school prizes for essays on the War for Independence. Awards 20 15 10 and 6 dollars for top essays on Washington the Great Leader The Flag of the United States The Boston Tea Party and The Treason of Benedict Arnold. Essays limited to 3000 words must be hand written on one side with teacher certificate and writer signature. Submissions due March 1 1908 to R Eckerson Portland Oregon. In judging originals are valued for originality accuracy treatment and orthography.

Oregon Society of the Sons of the American Revolution State of Oregon Washington The United States Benedict Arnold Alao Big

There 15 Money in Baseball

The Chicago club, winners of the championship game, receive 60 percent of the prize money totaling $82,700.04, while the Detroit club gets 40 percent amounting to $21,074.26. Chicago players share $9,089.09 each, and Detroit players split $1,945.96 each after gifts from club presidents.

Chicago Detroit Charles Murphy Yawkey Chook Wimeeh

Liverymen Association Aims To Form In Walla Walla

Ed Robbins of the Robbing Transfer Company Everett arrives in Walla Walla to organize a liverymen association. Local liverymen reportedly favor the plan to seek state legislation and protection for livery services. Wheat moves from Walla Walla valley toward Portland Tacoma and Sound points with good demand and high prices anticipated. Barley prices in Dayton and nearby rising with food and weed markets reported at about 2 dollars per 100 pounds.

Walla Walla Ed Robbina Robbing ‘Transfer Company Everett Robbins Washington Walla Walla Valley Portland Tacoma Sound Mooney Dayton Txsley

Giving the New Law a Trial in Indiana Liquor Case

Floyd Huffy, indicted under the new state law against selling liquor to Indiana residents, faces prosecution per District Attorney Phelps. Chief Guardance arrests him amid suspicions of aiding a depot robbery involving three Yakima Indians, Minthorn, Mitchell, and Corbett, alleged to have received whiskey from Huffy. Penalties under the law range from one month to a year in jail or a fine up to 500 dollars, or both.

Indiana Floyd Huffy Phelps Aays East Oregonian Huffy Guardance Umatilla Reservation Minthorn Mitchell Corbett Hurty Yakima

Abandoned Wheat Land Near Bebo Draws Hopeful Settlers

A long idle tract southwest of Bebo, 2 to 12 miles away, attracts early settlers now filing on 100 acre tracts. The land, among the best in Uma tilla county, promises to yield some of the region’s finest farms. Previous occupants planted poplar trees and prepared to settle but soon abandoned the claims seeking better opportunities.

Bobo Weat Umatilla Bebo Thos

History of the Columbia River by Whitman College professor

Professor W D Lyman, head of the History Department at Whitman College, is preparing a history of the Columbia River. The work is part of Putnam's The Historia Riverian of America series, tenth in the set, about eight hundred pages with a hundred illustrations. Completion will take over a year. his selection reflects his authority on Northwest history.

Columbia W. D. Lyman Whitman College Columbia River America Putnams Lyman Honda Profemor Lyman

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