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Athena Press

Location

Athena, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1909

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Taft to lead busy west coast exposition visit

President William Howard Taft arrives for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle from September 29 to October 1. He will attend a Washington state building reception, be initiated into the Arctic Brotherhood, address a large crowd in the Natural Amphitheatre, tour Pay Streak, join an elaborate luncheon, visit government buildings and the Igorrote village. September 30 is expected to be his busiest day with multiple appearances.

William Howard Taft Seattle Bill Taft

Athena Public School Introduces Athletics with Outdoor Courts

Principal Case and Professor Mulkey lead a large student force to set up outdoor basketball goals for boys and girls on the Athena school grounds. Clarence Brotherton and Floyd Pinkerton tour business leaders for gym funds while George Kidder donates paint. Goals shine in white and blue as grounds are improved and trees trimmed.

Athena Princial Case Professor Mulkey Clarence Brotherton Floyd Pinkerton George Kidder Athena High School

County Clerk Issues Marriage Licenses to Four Couples

The county clerk issued marriage licenses to Henry F. Peters and Jane L. Stanley, G. E. Marsh and Pearl A. Wilson, Grant A. Cooper and Lalea 0. Cooper, and Thomas Kasinger and Safronia Kasinger.

Henry F. Peters Jane L. Stanley G. E. Marsh Pearl A. Wilson Grant A. Cooper Lalea

Trouble for Them at the Meth odist church entrance

The Press reports numerous youths have damaged property at the Meth odist Episcopal church basement entrance. Church members know several names and plan to arrest suspects to end the vandalism. A Sunday incident at the Christian church involved a missing umbrella handle.

Methodist Episcopal Church Cblurch

Musical Eckardts Bell Ringers at Christian church

The Christian church hosts the Musical Eckardts, a Swiss bell ringing family, next Monday evening September 27. They come highly recommended and promise a delightful show with remarkable musical ringing. Admission is fifty cents for adults and twenty five cents for children.

Bella

Umatilla Storage and Commission Company Incorporation

Hermiston firm files articles of incorporation with County Clerk Saling in Pendleton on Thursday. Capital stock set at 5000 dollars. Prominent Pendleton businessmen spearhead the board including E W McComas of the Northwest Elevator Co and G W Phelps district attorney, William J Clark of Clark Hardware, and F A Phelps of Hermiston.

Umatilla Storage and Commission Company of Hermiston Saling Pendleton E. W. McComas The Northwest Elevator Co G. W. Phelps William J. Clark Clark Hardware Company F. A. Phelps

Fall Term of Court Opens With Murder, Horse Theft Probes

Fall term of the circuit court convened with Judge Beau presiding. Major cases include the murder of Edward Dixon by Michael Ryan and four men charged with rustling horses from the Wenaba forest reserve. Local option law violations face three defendants. Other items note trips Athena Pendleton fare for the Umatilla Morrow County Fair.

Beau Ryan Michael Ryan Edward Dixon Ryan Farm Athena J. H. Raluy W. P. Winter Pendleton H. I. Watta W. A. Brown George Darveau St. George M. V. Townsend Freewater Clarence Morse Harry Morse Sam Pambron Roy Ellsworth Morse Ranch Will Jameson Thomas Marquis J. Thompson R. ©. Hager Wenaba Umatilla McKay Creek Gotliet Miller Jane 10 Frienda Pambroo

Improved Telephone Service In Athena After Repairs

The Athena Commercial Club notes improvements from Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph after recent reconstructions. A Walla Walla official confirms outside and inside plant changes have enhanced service, with insulated wires replacing a proposed cable on Fourth Street. S. B. Wilson of Athena replies that the improvements and Fourth Street line now leave little reason for complaint and expresses continued willingness to cooperate.

Athena Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Company Athena Commercial Association O. P. van Houtte Walla Walla Commercial Association Committee 8. I. Wilson Wilson Fourth Street Walla Walla, Wash Athena Commercial Club H. A. Barrett John E. Foome J. Wilson Atbera Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company P. van Hontte Athenon Orog P. van Houtte Wahab S. B. Wilson

Pacific extension line builds toward Spokane in mile stretch

Eight carloads of steel for the North Coast road arrived Sunday at Kennewick under master mechanic W H Saxton. Track laying began, with material for seventy two miles from Pugetto Yolo foundries. Work extends toward Yakima Valley and Spokane as grading completes. first engine expected soon from the east, with others en route. Freight service to Spokane hoped for this fall, signaling a Pacific extension of the Northwestern.

Kennewick North Coast Road W. H. Saxton Puetto Yolo Yakima Valley Spokane Spokane Thia Fall Northwestern

One Hundredth Anniversary of Campbell Declarations Celebrate at Christian Church

The Christian church will mark the hundredth anniversary of Thomas Campbell's Declaration and Address which sparked the Restoration Movement. Next Sunday includes morning services with the theme Where the Scriptures speak we speak and where the Scriptures are silent we are silent and an evening talk A generation of Bible Students with special music and invitations to all.

Thomas Qampbell Christian Church

Despondent Resident Ended Life by Fire in Walla Walla

Leo Ubung a well known Walla Walla Chinatown resident, in a state of despair due to poverty and isolation, set fire to his bed and perished in his lodging. Firemen found his badly charred body shortly after the alarm. He appeared to have lain on the ground floor bed before starting the blaze.

Leo Ubung Walla Walla Chinatown

Woodward tollgate trip ends with bad weather for boys

Ed Koontz Byron Hawke and Henry LaBrache returned Tuesday night from Woodward's tollgate where they planned hunting and fishing. Except for one day of excellent fairing in the north fork of the Umatilla the party faced bad weather and had to stay in camp.

Koontz Byron Hawke Henry LaBrache Woodward's Tollgate Umatilla

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