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About Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1910)
Tn K.a G ov Kid. Tbe avrr,:e ti f.vte, L-cj.-d X thvwe ho u. i.-v; kiii . i not d je cf kid at ali. t.c: c-f gjat uf Tbe kiuj iTi'Si hi.-i ac re k; li e tiJ cred ;r most z. cart-fnl.y rioe Lcse&. Mi5 of th-a. re reared in a nnu-U-iLc-u 5.:ri: of Pta-j. The kis are tmur-: d t-L cLk a..ne attd ti i-ever ai.i tI ti e.t jri. as ths.1 wcuid ct .!--:. tLe siLii. Tb kid is kej.t it a r ai-r be cn revetv no scratch tr l.ruj. Tbty are thus kept, a It were, in eofN-n woW ciitil the ag when the s-kia is of njast va'ae. Tbey are rt t: csrvful'v killed ami ti-f sfciD dress; wiili tli c:att skill. Sheer. dr-r cvlts are ai used f .f so calied k;d and d.cxk:n proves. ioey Kid:.?- Fills contain it eott centra el IcrrL i3ritf.5 o' LtaOec i-tra;jc ts.;u for reT.:ef asd cur of a'.: kidcej td bladder ki'.njeiU. Euraagt & fili. Tha MagtMamc Ciouda, The Ma?e:iatk- clouds are two Cloudr masse of lifbt. oral Id shape asd aoeqaai in sire, two at Light in the beareas In the rkinirr of the tovih pole. They are supposed to 1 cebuiae. or dense aepreiraaucs if tars, o far disusot as to pi re to the caassisted ej"e th Impression of clnod Ilke masses. They cvTer areas of C and 10 square dpprees respecT!ve:y anJ are so named in honor of KerdinsnJ Magellan, the great ronufmese Bsvj gator. who Erst observed then in dnring Lis voyage aroond the giobe. New York Anjerk-aa. Ote buckskin care, oi bay mi.ru. boUi branded CS on )ef. fCif-e. wLgi izig each abou". 1050. Reward !or is formatioa ieading to cheir recovery. CsJvin Stat-Ji. Chi?o. Tht Hone of St. Ma-k. The horses of St. iark were taken from Olios in the fourth century i.. the Em2eror Theodc-sius ai.J iu.-ed in the greai Lij'Hodroiue a: Cousuil liaopie. whence they were taken iy the Venetians ia the year 14. Veni.e and Constanuiioie were bitter rivets in trade, aiid L;re'.y through Vene tian intrigue and dipHJiLflcy ihe f.-unt crusade was turned from its orignii purpose into that of the capture and jjrucucaJ desimctiLin of tLe sjnendid city on the Buiorus, thus making it possible later on for the Turks to establish themselves on the coatiBeni of Europe. 1: was duriLg the sa.fc of the city by the crusaders that it was despoiled of its famous horses ty the Venetians. New Tork American. Regular SyrUm. f "Notbicg ever goes to waste in ttu bouse," said the landlady from her aeat at the bead of the tauie. "What do you do. then, madm. with what'a Wft over?" a new boarder asked. "1 bash It. of course," she answered "But what do you do." the boarder persisted, "with the hash that's left over?" "Why. rehash it" To the Citizens of Wallowa County It is our purpose to handle any business entrusted to us in such a fair and liberal manner as to xnaKe the customer's rela tion with this banK satisfactory and profitable. Aside Irorn our excellent facilities, this bank has the advantage of a large capital and substantial list of stockholders. It is also a State Deposi tory. If you are not a customer we invite you to become one. SktpreR and Farmers National Bail Wallowa, Oregon What Can You Expect? What csi you expect your business to amorrt to withe rt a Telephone? Do you suppose acusfmer vc2A lose time running after you when you can call your compet itor bv 'phone? Home Independent Telephone Co. mritinmiirrri The City Planing' Mill W. F. RANKIN, Proprietor ENTERPRISE. OREGON. 5 Carries a complete stock of rough and dressed S lumber. m m r ii u A line of standard mouldings always in stock. Satisfactory Mill WorK a Specialty Five per cent discount for cash. All accounts balance at expiration of 39 days and settled by cash or note. Wht Eoitie-ed Hm. When iir Lli&t a & iii-ci!tT of CWvcAiii cfcicuet meal 1 V i. tua be to dud a j:Tal.lr U.L.f. froo. Mr. liL.i.-vu. wxs aui-li-us to Mrasr U-r lKau;.Iui rHjeix-e fur a fcLg t-ru. After exptfatu.g on i:s Luiut-rims adiaiiUes the iaujr ejected I lie prk fjf u.u1 rvi.L. at f T.T- v and sj.hi. -What ou ft'U thins tif i:. Vr. Luiarr -Weil" sii4 Le pnrf:;. strvkiag Lis chin. -I ia uti.y oudtT.r.g hiW 1 on ujntge lu t-;- ;L tier $1V uf my The Great Attraction. TLt- U.v lr.jue of U-usgow. sev erii tl..u.si.i.d siri iis. fetid a jriid re view oir lux ao. L.rd Kulvrts Lad iroiUissi to LLj-;e-.; cte brigade Ui::uoiu. t a; at tint Wst ctouient was pre-.tLird ty iljjtsSj a Jocai offi cer ii xv ured to tii Lis iai-e, aiid in selling Uvkeis for the Uis;.-uon i: was UiougU oi.lv fair u iet j.urchas ers kijow ta: the d-stic;uihtrd field nrLal wou.d iiot le jireseau oie suisl L-ngdt: Uj canie uj. and asird for two a-.-keis for Lis faiLt- aud mother. The cierk siid. -Ik, your fa tLer and un.tijer know that LJrd Eol ens is Hot to 1 present?" To wLkh tie tn-y re.. led. with a iook of elf eonaueiice, "It's uu U.rd Iioln they're cvuiin' to see; it' iuc." The Electric Eel. The electric organ of the electric eel is in tio sense a storage banery, but a conrri vance by which, eiectrie energy is liberated at toe moment when it is required. At rest the organ shows so small an electromotive force that a gixd galvanometer is re-quired to de lect iu but a sudden nervous impulse from the ee!'s si-inul cord raises a i tentUil of many voits with very litie heat and so small an exjenditure o matter a to defy the must ert chemist to weigh iL ToutL's ConiiaJi- In Demand. kud wail aiid wou.d nut be coLLuort eti." i.t rr.ej? a .:gn ra-road oth'lai. "and 1 caue lurward aiid told tue iollLg mother Ikat 1 Lad Leij-ed to rase t'- e ad 1 IhuUgLX 1 colliU Secure a quietus, i put the little tutii tum acruA u.y kaeea aiid iUi a kt-u-uc jvggitg a.Leved beaUlifui reSUita. "iiseaj of givitg me the credit 1 desen ed i.aje druu.mers in the car diia;'irovel of my -bu:t;ns in." "Al 'J a. ia Uie baby woke up and stayed awake and kept every one e-.-e in Lue car awawe, i iuai.y a g.uS vo.e asked: " "Where s that Itfemal mushheaded fool that put it to sieep tais after noon, 1 woiider?"" New York Times. Chamberlain's Stomach end Liv er Tabj.s will dear tie sour stotn- ach. sweeten tie breath aad create a heal'-ey appe-i.e. They promote . -he flow of gtistric juke, thereby in ducing sooi di-ectiot Sold t' all irusrtsts. m i rnmigiuiijiunn NEWS PARAGRATHS FROM OTHER CITIEi: IN OREGON FENI LETGN Not since the grow itg oi heal became the prlnctnal in dustry of Vmatiila County has there been a season when all indications were more fivorable lor a bumpet yield. PORTl-ANI IcdicULetts against the alleged Si. Johns rioters were de clared valid by Presiding Judge Mor row of the Circuit Court when he over-ruled demurrers bich L3d been interposed. EVGENE Portlacd was decided on as the cctvectioc city for the Oddfel lows in 1S-I1. the 5".tii annual session coming to a close here after one of the most successful conventions in the history cf Oddfellowship in Ore gen. SALEM The cesritg of the Rail road Commission ordered to ascertain the fairness of rates charged by the Southern PaciMc Company on its lines in Oregon and set ty adjournment for May ;s. has been postponed until June 3. at 11 o'clock, in the o"ices of the commission. SALEM For the first time In the history of the Oregon state peniten tiary every cotvict in the prison is sleeping on a new- c3ean pillow. Here tofore prisoners have used their coats , for pillows or have gone without. 1 OK.EGON CITY Timber-owners, represetting Marion. Lien, Clackamas and Multnomah Counties met here and organized the North Willamette Forest Fire Association. Its objects are to preserve the forests of Ore gon from loss ty fire and to further any other purpose of mutual interest. WESTON The initiative campaign of the Esstem Oregon State Norma! School is well under way. Hundreds : of blank petitions have been maiieu i to members of the Alumni Associa : ticc and other friends of the school , throughout tie state, and the commit tee expects to secure at least 12,CK0 signers. FOF.EST GSOVE Forest Grove residents are likely to have a seTere disappointment when the official cen sus return is made. The completed count has been sent in and while the enumerator is not allowed to give out ' the result, it is said the total will not ' run over 19S0, while popular estimates ran roin IT'fX) to 3604. PORTLAND Oregon militiamen have requested thit MaJ. Charles H. Martin, First United States Infantry, now stationed at Vancouver, be grant ed two years' leave in order that b may be made colonel of the Third Oregon Luiantry of the National Guard. FORT STEVENS Because Yr. Kas kilL, oi Kimmond, forwarded a peti tion signed by a number of the peopl of Hammond to the Prosecuting Attor ney requesting that steps be taken to enforce rig dly within the corporate limits o Hammond the E.ntl-gamblir4 law, he was set upen by one of the members of the gambling element. In juries sustained were not serious. CORVAI.T.IS James M. Hamilton, president o! the Montana State Col lege; W. F. Herrin, chief counsel o the Harriman railway lines, and Rev. Dr. F. W. Ciampett, rector of Trinity Church, San FraLcisco, will deliver the principal addresses at the (juarto centerxial celebration at the Oregon Agricultural College. The climax of the celebration will fail on Tuesdsy, June 14. On this day the main anni versary exercises and the commence ment program will be held. KEPPXER Si-earltg in Morrow County is now practicauy completed and the clips are being hauled to the warenouses. The sLeartng season has been unusu&Zly fivorable and the woo! in general is of better quality and cleaner than for a number of years in fact, the heavy wools :n the Colum bia river basin are lighter and dens er than ever known. Tne clip for Morrow County this year is esiinlated at SiK-.tviF pounds. TEE DALLES Cc arlee Hatfield, the mac who claims he can make rain by shcotir-g chemicals into the air, has a contract with the merchants of Wasco, Sherman County, situated In the heart of the great wheat belt in the Inland Empire, and with some ol the leading grais-growers, to product an inch of raitial! in that semi-arid region between April 20 and July 25 In case he succeeds he is to be paid f vX?, and 12W more 5f there should be one tiiid one-half inches ef raitiall curing the period. ASTORIA Tie Banhorn-Ccttlng Packing Company, of this city, has in stalled a plant this year that it is believed wil revoiutiosixe the pack ing of canned salmon oa the Colum bia River and will eventually be adopted by all the canneries on the river as wa at on the entire Pacific Coast. The completed and snceesEful demonstrated preposition is that this cannery can pack 2000 cases in ten hours with lest expense than it could formerly pack VXi is the same Time, without having a can touched by hand after it is first died with salmon and lujtecfcd. A Gastronomic Jay. Of all thf suprrb victuals which, by their great variety and nnhjoe colloca tion, make larrUiul the Eden and Arcadia of rvery wan who loves good eating, the punted shad is probably the most powerful and poignant in its appeal to the senaes. The wild dock, though it set (be palate lu ibntiug like an aeuiian harp, has do thrill for,, the eye. It is a small aod unlovely bird of doll coke and ungraceful outline. So. too. the diamond back terrapin. It has no more beauty In death than a plate of socp. Aid cer tain other esqutiJte delicatessen, for ail their sweetness, do not soothe the sense of smoIL Uf six h are the raw oyster, the tx-iied hard crab and tbe Magothy liver cabbage. F.ot the planked shad ah. here we come to delicacy whkb enchants us alike through the eyes, the palate and the nose! As it comes upon tbe table It has tbe Imperial dignity cf a Charle magne. Its noble bead moves one to reverence; tbe epk-ycioid curve of Its tell Is like tbe curl of a great comber upon a coral beac h. And it radiates a perfume as of Araby. Baltimore Sun. Water Undor Deserts. Some of the must curious phenomena of the world are the underground wa ter supplies beneath deserts. In the Kajpotana deserts water Is held In vast quantities in xandxtone beds un der the scorched surface and is drawn up from wells sunk into tbe strata, fcikaner raise its walls in tbe midst of a weary, almost rainless waste of saDd and depends on these bidden cis terns for Its very existence. Whence it comes. wb.Tr is the outfall and what quantity runs under the baked sand remain a mystery. In one well at Bikaner it has been ascertained that the water supply is equal to 20.O3O gal lons an hour, which is beld to point to the conclusion that there is an enor mous subterranean flow end that tbe snow fed rivers of tbe Himalayan must be the source. People in Bikaner say that pieces of wood dropped into one well have come up In another. Tbe idea of an underground river opens up a wide range of possibilities to the Im agination. Times of India. Dashing Into Danger. "When I was younper." a big Broad way traffic cop remarked. "1 used to cuss at everybody who Insisted on dashing acruas tbe street in front of car or truck. I cuss tbe act still, but not the person. I "act is. I've learned that a majority of people just can't help it. An approaching vehicle about to cross thir path is like a red rag to a bulL It's a sort of challenge, a dare. And tbe impulse to defeat its purpose can't be controlled. There isn't any plan of action. It's a case of dash first and think afterward, and some times, of course, the thinking is done in a bospitaL "It's a sort of disease of the nerves. I guesH. be -a use the bead of a busi ness house will do this fool thing just as quick as his errand boy will But tbe cop and the driver are to blame whenever there's a. niiacaiiulaUon-" New York Globe. An Exception. JinksMust things that are bought go to the buyer. J en ts Yes. all ex cept cual; that goes to tbe cellar. Official Proceedings Of the County Court Continued from page three.) J. H. Fos-.er 4 Hugh Vancil 3 C. H. Kalzer .... 1 Calvin Smi h a S. C. Himelwrigtt 1 J. H. Leg-ore 2 John Neil 4 J. v.". Neirow 1 Chas. E. Funh 13 J. V. Aiford 4 Frar.k H. Pierce 52 T. C. Pitkley 3 &0 aO 5 00 50 00 SO 50 00 50 00 00 5 50 5 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 00 50 50 50 50 50 00 00 . J. Cook 1 1 '. G. R. Palmer 1 Geo. Greenwood 7 L. E. Shicn 8 T. K V.'iatstoa i Ecy LoveU l w. Locan l!eC;rmack 1 T. S. Tipre-t 4 Henry Haas 1 Thos. E. V.hj.tmore . 10 X. E. Easier 12 F. K. Wiraotk 5 C. V. Harvey i Vass Attt 1 C. J. Bald .... T J. H. Tippett 1 . B. WhitjDore 12 J. L. Legsett IS General Fund. Chas. N. Stanley, lumber.... 22 svigtsr Marvin, judgment 14 '. G. Locke, com. salary... 30 Para L. Thornton, specifica tions court house 100 J. P. Sanders, fre'-eht and . dray age 2& S. R. HaworJj, court hou contract Vi'fii J. B. Olmsted, salary county judge 66 Edgar Marvin, salary sheriff 16 W. C. Boatman, salary clerk. 125 E. F. Miller, salary iisvn jr . . 10 J. C. Con ley, salary superin tendent S3 W. T Bel!, salary treasurer.. 60 ("has. G. BiJyeu, deputy clerk 75 Cfcag E. Crow, salary deputy sheriff .... 75 Edith R. Odle, salary sten ographer SO SSBSS"" 32ollee .Grtap CLOTHES Hl swll if,TsTw bTY p 11T HERE"ER you happen to see a group of young ' fellows you are most certain to find them wearing clothes of rare style and individuality. We don't claim that these-clothes are always of an exceptional quality, but we do claim that young men affect certain features which older people don't. In "College Chap Clothes" we have been fortunate enough to find a quality which is not by any means expensive, and features which are strikingly young though not too young, for men who wish to reiain their youthful appearance. The Nonnandie, The Norfolk, the College Chap and the College Chap, Jr. are four styles of young men's garments. They ars classed under the name of "Col lege Chap Clothes." They -are a branch of "Modern Clothes," made by Brandegee, Kincaid Sz Co., tailor shops at Vtica. If you are particularly sensitive to style you had better make it your business to call at cur shop and inspect these garments. You may rest assured of good treat ment at the hands of skilled salesmen, . Enterprise Mercantile & Milling Company E. J. Forsythe. lights 18 James Winters, work on tul 10 J. B. Olmsted, salary county judge 66 Edgar Marvin, salary sheriff 166 W C. Boatman, salary clerk. 125 B. F. Miller, salary assessor.. 100 00 00 66 66 00 00 33 00 00 00 00 00 00 H 86 00 00 93 06 00 4: J. C. Conjey, salary superin tendent W. T. Bell, salary treasurer.. Chas. G. Biiyeu, deputy clerk Chas. E. Crow, salary, deputy sheriff Edith R. Odle, salary sten ographer E. J. Forsythe, lights &3 60 75 50 IS Joner Trump, appropriation of road - 200 Geo. A. Steel, expense of ta- sai.e 49 V. c. Boatman, expense sup plies 21 S. R. Eaworth, premium on insurance - 102 Jackson Weavor, supplies.. 7 Pacific Tel. aad Tel. Co. ex- jecse 9 Edgar Marvin, supplies 9 Irwin Hodson Co., supplies . . 34 "i. W. Todd fc Co., supplies .. 23 liiass Prudhomme Co. supplies 296 S. R. Haworth, balance on contract 1300 Glass Pradhomnve Co, supplies 161 Jeall a- Co, scrapers and graders 380 Cnion County, board of W. H. Decker V. C. Boatman, supplies Underwood Typewriter Co, supplies Edgar Marvin, board of pris oners Mrs. G. L ColpH!, care of kk G. I. Rau-hfT. paoe of glass.. XcCuliy Mere. Co, nde .. Edgar Marvin, jail supplies J. C. Con ley, supplies and "ex pense Enterprise Press, s-'.aiVonery . . Wallowa Chieftain, expense publishing J. C. Cooler, expense and sup plies - J. C. Conley, expense .... . . L. F. McAnulty. hauling wood iV. T. Bell. - ipp!fe K. S. Paoe, moving court. h Johu illoicaid, county poor.. IV. J. Funk & Co, mdse .. W. J. Fnnk It Co, hardware supplies A. H. ToJer. examining board C. W. Amey, Jury service E. T. Anderson, salary so 26 4 00 60 4 12 4 24 8 1 5 42 75 9 44 3 5 3 19 1 5 9 6 51 05 20 00 00 75 73 60 35 00 20 20 E. T. Anderson, priming 21 00 B. F. Miller, abstracts of en tries 47 40 A. C. Miller, jury service .. 3 20 East. Oregon Merc. Co., coun ty pojr 21 80 L. P. P.ose. county poor 24 00 Stella Loud, county poor .. 24 00 Home lad. Tel. Co.. teK-phoce sen ice .15 15 Home Ind. Tel. Co, telephotie service 14 60 E. M. & M. Co, supplies 70 96 J. P. Rusk, witn-ss fees , 1 70 W. R. Holmes, vijiess fees .. 1 70 Chas. Hug. witness fees 1 70 A. C. Smith, justice fees .... 7 50 A. C. Smith, jtistk-efee 9 15 "barley Johnson, witless fees 1 90 irover Johnson, witness fees 1 90 larvey Thompson, witness fees 1 80 James Buchanan, wi aess fee 5 50 Callie Buchanan, wi-jness fees 5 50 o-ph Clay, witness fees .. a 50 .'has. Brown, Vi'ness fees.. 3 70 -larry Misner, witness fees.. 6 50 Sam Peck, witness fees 5 50 C. H. Campbell, witness fees.. 4 70 'lorris D. Erewer, witness fees v 4 70 Viliiam Fisk, witneis fees.. 7 50 John Williams, witness fees. 7 50 A. Wilson, whnes8'ees 7 90 Henry Boyd, witness fees ... 2 10 ca Searles, stenographer .. 5 00 H. E. Merryman. surveyor .. 8 50 H. C. Cramer, viewer 6 00 Joner Trump, viewer 10 00 L. L. VanPett, chainaiaa 1 00 H. E. Merry rata, surveyor ... 7 50 -1. C. Cramer, viewer 4 00 Joner Trump, viewer 12 00 3arl Fleenor, ehaiaman .. .. 1 00 A. C. Smith, services as roagis- tr&-e-.- 7 00 A. C. Smith, services as mag- islra'e .... (40 J. B. Oimsted, spredders for road grader . . : 3 00 O. H. Brady, paiat and var nish remover 2 25 J. B. Oimsted, justice feea .. 1 15 Ben Ownbey, work in f ourt room 1 75 I. P. Sanders, dray age 4 25 ord C. Potter, fruit inspeo m tiott 66 00 5am Lltch. salary, county commissioner 64 30 W G. Locke, salary county commissioner 55 10 U. F . McAnulty, cleaning mat. Un 2 50 Whereupon coart adjourned, until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. (To be continued.)