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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
1
Readable catalog notes list a wide range of fabrics and hosiery with per yard or per pair prices. Includes wool mix fabrics, dark colors, various weights, and extensive hosiery for ladies and children, plus listed men’s shoes and dress footwear with several price points.
A suit tests whether the 1908 tax levy can be valid under current statutes. The case could affect every Oregon county city town school district and the state and may decide if a special legislative session is needed. Governor Chamberlain links session to supreme court ruling.
A 1904 review outlines shifts from old to new tax laws, noting changes in payment dates and sale timing for delinquent real property taxes, with emphasis that the present law governs only 1904 assessments and that no saving clause extends its provisions to 1903 levies. A wildcat incident near Basket Mountain details a chase and loss of a watchdog. A Umatilla Electric Power Co survey moves toward pipeline route maps. Pendleton hosts Merchant's Carnival with exhibits and attractions by Arnold's monster Carnival Co.
A Sunday morning attempted burglary at the Fair Store on Main and Fourth streets was thwarted when two men fled after night watch Garrett confronted them. Also reported are obituaries for Mrs. Alice Saling and John C. Luce, marriage news for Barnhart LaHue, irrigation congress delegates in Ogden, and notes on a Mellman Rome Electric Railroad pad recall. Local updates include thistle control, a reception for Rev. O H H Moore, a Wilmington pitcher’s record, and new bridges planned in Desolation and Wildharee creeks.
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