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TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR. NO. 14.
ENTERPRISE, OREGON, THURSCAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1910.
Cent a word single Insertion, lVi
cents a word .2 Insertions. Special
rates by month and year. ' - - "
FOR SALE.
(load parlor stove for sale cheap.
Mbit ' nn 7cah?.rs.
FOR SALE OR TPADE." -. .
Te.uu, Wacou ;and harness for
sale or trade far wOJd. W. J. Funkl
& Co. ., . S8btf
' MISCELLANEOUS. '
Private-..leosons In elocution and
oratory. Proper attention given to
breathing, gesture, tone formation
aud voice movement.. Terms 60c per
tour lesson or $10 cash for term of
: 20 lessons. Mrs. Glfford Ernest .par
sonage Christian church. 49bm
MONEY TO LOAN
Stale Fuuds loaned, 6 per cent. John
P. Rusk. Atty. State Land E'd. Joseph
FOR SALE
I will sell all or any of ray town prop
e ty at reasonable prices. W. W.
Zurcher, Enterprise, Oregon. 40btf
Five ton wagon scales for sale cheap.
A. C. Weaver, Enterprise.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS.
The following letters remain un
called for at the poat office at Ent
erprise, rogon for tho week ending
Nov 12, 1910.
Mlaa E'-Ha Eoswe'.l, sit. Wm. Gour,
Jr.., Mr. E. R. Holmes, Miss Hunt,
Mr. H. E. Laroy, Mr. Chante See, Mr.
S.- B. Williamson, Mr. C. B. William
son. Parties calling Cor the above will
please say advertised Nov. 12, 1910.
Those not called for will be sent to
the Dead Lebjeir office on Nov 26,
1910.
Een Weathers, postmaster.
11. T. Skaggs and H. C. Davie ca.;c
out from Flora WeJncflday,' and 'jjse
following day went' to Kr. Davis'
homoa'ocd uaar tho Du-tiec. 1 .
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Ladies', Children's and Infant's Shoes
which we have marked
down at costi Come in and
look them over; also take
your time and look .over
other Red Tag bargains.
Don't send money out of
the country, never to re
turn. We can skin Mont
gomery Ward & Co. and
Sears & Roebuck to death.
w. J. funk & CO.
THF. QUALITY STORE Always Up-to-Date NEVER A MINUTE BEHIND
doled jBGEEDEnnnnDnnnBcaacnnnnnnDa
NOVEMBER TERM
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MANY CASES DISPOSED OF AND
SEVERAL JURY TRIALS
' COURT ADJOURNS.
The busLie.- of thel November term
of Uva circuit court was completed and
court adjourned Tuesday. County
court Is In session today, Wednesday,
allowing the e'e.'-Uaa and circuit
court bills. .
Limn Zuniwalt, Indicted for he lar
ceny of a colt, is still nt large, he
Sotting word that he waa panted in
timo 'jo sWp ojit tc'ore tho deputy
ro.njicd his home,
Flne3 amounting to J3600 have "been
asiassed and col'.ecteJ from 13 persons
indicted by the July grand Jury or
selling intoxicating liquor, acid who.
pleaded guilty since, the beginning
of the November 'term, in addition,
George Wright, under a $200 cah
bond for the same offense, and; "in
dicted by the November grand jury,
has skipped to ports unknown, for
feiting hi bond, so there's a total
of $3800 already In the county treas
ury from thene source. ; ."'.- ""
Gid and Elijah Wolf of Wallow's
against the former of whom itnere
are four Indictments and two against
the latter, a!leg!mg .the same off ence,
have entered p'.eas of not guilty and
will stand trial. Their cases arecon.
tlnued for the .term. The remaining
indicLmeiits agalnsij. Sybil Gilliam of
Joseph are suspended.
In aJditioa to tha $2550 of fitne3
reported in our last issue, are the
following sentences;
J. W. Emmons, fined $200.
Charles Car ittoa, fined $250. .
Mitchell & Plr.e3 found guilty at
the July term. Mitchell fined $350
and to -serve 20 days In Jail ; Pipes
fined $250 and to serve 30 days 4ft
CIRCUIT
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Funk's Special Coffee for $1.00 cash.
If you miss our Red Tag
Sale. It is the talk of the
town and country. We are
adding more stuff to this
sale every day. We are
hard up . and must raise
money even if we do have
to sell goods for less than
they cost us.
We have just put into this
Red Tag: lot $500 worth
Jr.il. Ca appea'el to Supreme court I
Now come In, dismiss their appeal, ,
plead guilty Kiid pay their fine and
ons, amoa-itwig In all to over $"00.
The court parolee bo.h for ij days.
ro;Uwui3 is the
Resold of Court.
Flnjt National Bank of Joseph vs.
R. A. F-'-'ir. Jitdgmont for plain
tiff in sum of $341.16, attaracy foes
$80 and costs $6.45. Attached person
al property ordered sold to satisfy
Judgment. " .
E. F. "cN'arjer vs. J. W. Barnard.
Verdict by ju-.-y or defendant.
Beatrice DeVaM vs. Thomos DeVall,
Verdict by Jury for defendant.
James D. Ha'sey vs. W. F. Rankin
et td. Dirfau'.t of defendant. '
Edith AVlMtams vs. Guy Williams.
Default of dorendftnt. Plaintiff glv-
(Continued on Last Page.)
Twelve Car Loads
- Of lambs Shipped
Stubblefield .Band Bought For Seat
tie Market Trains Run
ning Very Late.
Twelve car loads of co.trso -wool
ininbs wero sMpped from Enterprise
station, Tuesday, to Seattle by Fred
Alvarez, a stockman from North
Yakima, Wa.
The entire lot or a'jout 3.000 head
,was l.ought rom R. F. Stufijblefleld
end Soii3, who received the top of
the market. They were an extra fine
bend of lambs. .
The shJimi.xiti wiU be unloaded and
fed.r.3 Maibtoa. . '
Ehipmec-ts continue .heavy and the
trains are late every night. - A slide
I "clow Elgin decayed the lnfrouaid
train Monday and it did not rooxii
Enterprise uc-idl after 6 p. n.
For carrot mud rug wenvias sse
J. H. Manloy, Enterprise, On33on.fi9b4
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BEGINS
MOTHER
IMPROVEMENT M
HOT LAKE SANATORIUM IS BE
COMING NOWN FROM OCEAH
TO OCEAN.
Bcslming wl:h the Improvement t
the promenade rt Hot Lake Sanator
ium doubt'.ejs a campaign of re-ar-rancenvwnt
a;id aJdltion luis been
started that vlll reach far kito ext
season and will enlarge Uiat great iu
eU'ution sufficiently to care for tne
constantly tacreaLig buaineaa.
When It la cnsldoired wat was ot
Hot Lake seven years r.30 and what. Is
tfxv today oiie can but wonder at tli
uian'e!ous trana.omatloii. Seven
years ago tbo sanatorium building
'ivouli only ooconunodate 4ai a manner
fifty patients. There was but one
nun&e who also acted in cajviclty of
houaoheoKsr. Th wai.or for domes', ic
purposes ktb hauled la b-Vrelo oa o
sled. Grooory and supplk) vene 1
livre4 to the sanatorium In a spring
wagon that proved adequate for the
demands of transportation. A total
number of twelve employe coiistltul
ei tha foros c.t the Lake. Laundry was
sh aped out to La Grande. There was
no telephone connection, vk'a the out-"
stdo wld. The bath hoirso wou'd
only tahe care of ton to twolve pat
ients, while the doctor's office and
treatment rooa wj one and tile same.
No stevaad, no toakkoeper, no check
ing clerka, no bell boys, hi fact one
maai the clerk did Hall. A 15-Uoroe
EJioline onglno furnlaJied oloctrlc cut
rent for th kisitutlau, and In fajt
Hot Lnlco was only a small speck ekh
er on tiie map or bi the, minds of tiie
people.
But what Is the Institution today?
None its equal in the Northwest and
very few In .tho Vnl'.ed Slates, Today
the buKdin or.com modaitxM 2j0 .pat
ients with most modern apartments
po3ibie for the etolliod architects to
build. Tweiity.twoninraeaane regularly
emploved. Yjvter for domeJvU; pur
poana is brought .to the lustltutluiu in
a private wator plant ,whlch conok:it
jf a cameat roaorvoir of 130,000 gal
loiis oapacUy. it i distrlbuied o-r.
the large building through mains pur.
fectly pJumibed a id scientifically mr
rangxl. Tlio eieetilc current ' used
from the incln, .power Hue amounts to
125 horse power each tweuty-ioiw
hoars. It 13 lutee5tlnsto kao-.v wliat
6 imiKwlaat part the elocttVltyl por
f&rmg thorj. l!ejidu being uoed for
'Tghtiiig and far running the olevatcrs,
it doii V.'jq cooking la the diet kitchen,
runs the machine shop and wood woi k.
liig depairtnieflt whare aU lnctltutlon
furniture is manufactorei, runs the
laundry whore eaoh week 20,000 pieces
of llaen are laundered, sweeps floors
end ruga, peels the potatoea, srWla
iho coffeo, waihe 4ie dialiea and 'jt
e::ber.dve!y used In tho electric mas.
saga department of the bath house.
Viore coven years ago the spring
wnau can led Uie groceries troia La
Grande to Hot Lake now a commis
sary is eitablished in the instUution
that cr.rr.la stock of $20,COO. "The
uaaatorluin la ono or the ln-fce:t car
load eiippors on tho C. E. & N. out
ride of Portland and att ths present
time a carload of canned goods l be.
!-nc tmloadtd there.
The off U force which formerly con
sisted of the one ckjrk, novt Includes
the day and night eUsrks, beD boys,
bokkeepors, stoiioraphero, clvecklng
clorS, and Information man who Is
clv.aya at the servica of the guests.
The doctors o f U formerly, com
blned with the tireatoemt room, now
conaisSs of a suits of nitie; rooms.Also
there are JaUratory, treatment and X
Eay rooms. The sufgery roam fc por
ceialn llnei, IwirnteiAcaJly seaiedi ud
cannot be surpassed by any other in
stitution. During the post year over
600 major operations have been per
formed at the Hoi Lake sanatorium.
The merit of the place heretofore
more or lejs extl Uiei to the north west
la now reaching lau the mldd! and
extjierne eate:n sttate. - WU.re
tlie register formerly ehoweJ people
from nearby '.a'e -now ca be sej4i
many of the prom I lemt, psoiple) of the
fast and mldlle west. Ia Grande
I enlng Oloerver.
Notice to Holders of City Warrants.
. Notice la hareoy given uhnt there
la on hands f uik'b- to pay a-H.clty w-ar.
rents dntwQ on the General iond that
vero prcaonted oa or before Novojj.
tor 1, 1910. y
W. F, SAVAGE,
City Trerjsurar.
LA GRANDE WILL LIMIT". .
NUMBER 6At00N TO f.
Following are th principal lrovUi
Ions of the saloon. ordWiuo that
baa paooed the Ia Grande oHy coun
cil; The numtver of loons Is to be Um
i'el to elht; (ho llcec&e k to be
$1.2."0 per yerjr; vlolat'ons of any 0
the slate or city provisions relative
to the salo of teinar eciiaNs upon the
offonder rorfoltur of license without
recourse for Uie unexpired time for
whl-)i the license U paid and also for.
relture of bond whkh must be in tho
sum of $1,000. No music, alot mach
ines or other devices- of tills character
ire to be allowel.
Total Assessment
Near Ten Millions
Roll Will Show Closa to Nln, Mil
lions Without R. R. Tel.
and Telephones.
VhiV Ui board of equalisation
has not completed all the work be
foro It, and Anseisor Mliler i-Vro-fre
biJt ay to gWe th exact
rootlngs of the 1910 wwewroent, he
I'lslta an estimate of close to tO.000.000
exclusive of tii ralliroada, express,
.slesrajih and ' tolophone property.
These lcmo. as a.ossed by Mir. Mil-
!cr ll 1909 totaled $9 '6,020, so It Uie
it a to tax board, that now fxes the
1 segment on such corporations, does
3 well as Mr. Millar did Inst JW
ho to ol naaoiscd valuation of prop
rty la. Wal'owa co'iaty torn 1910 will
bo right at tiie tea nvlllioun mark.
Tho valuaoo lost year w"i
$8,676,770 or leas Uie rnllroriJa, te'.o
jraph and t'jwphoii Ikieo, (7.721.7&0,
o the incroaw over Jant year ia close
'c one and three-quarter mWloji doi
lars. ,
FOUR NEW CITIZENS
RECETVE FINAL PAPERS.
Christ Daur of Enterprise, a naU
Ive of Germany, who came to O1U1
country In 1884; AuurvtKoepp of Wal
lowa, bona In Germany, who c&m to
the United SUtea In the Centennial
year;.Theophlle Blanc of Joseph, bora
in sunny France, but a r?idawt of
thl greator Republic for 11 years;
and Alfred Eciijaro-Wi Dovles, of Troy,
a native of England, who hast been a
resident of tlw United gtatoe since
1895, wore grant1 their fWial papers
by J udge Knovues a id took the oath
of allegiance
GunvaUl Ctirkftopfaerson of Wallow
and WilJdam Froudenberg of Joseph
have fill petitions for their final
papers. - The former Is a native of
Norway and has been a resident, of
this country etr.ee 1873. Freudenberg
was bom (a Germany and , came to
the United States la 1890. '
DISTRICT OFFICES.
Representative Wullo'wa Union Total
J. A. French, D. 778 10o 1838
J. P. Rusk, H. 712 1384 2096
Prosecuting Att'y.
J. g. Hodgln, D. 658 1223 1881
F, S. Ivanhoo, R, 826 I486 2312
Oake's carries a full tint of Lowe
Brothers' Paint. ; I08tf
THE F A IR STORE
Wool Bed Blankets
and Comforters '
Wool Bed Blankets, good quality, grey ... $4 75
Wool Bed Blankets, extra fine quality, white....... 7 85
Comforters, pure carded cotton filling.. ; .. 2 10
Comforters, pure carded cotton filling, both sides alike. 2 98
About half .of your time you are
in bed Why not Keep warm? ,
Let us show you these goods.
TRADE WITH US AND SAVE MONEY '
THE FAIR CASH STORE
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
CITY WILL BUILD
AT OWNERS EXPENSE
MARSHAL TO REPAIR ANO CON
STRUCT SIDEWALK HERE
TOFORE ORDERED.
At tie retrul-jr moetlan of caun.-ll.
Tid;iy nlsM. tho fkiincs comnibt-
toe repor'.ol a ajUlemont made with
es-lrcaauw Lockwood, and that aU
runda la hl fcnnla brd bji tnmsd
over to (Sy Treawer Savage.
roliUon cf Gergo S. Crf.tg et si
that L. F. McAniiky bed. mlnualnvxi
and .was maintaining a nuisance. The
marshal was orderel to ave the
seme abated. The nuisance meant
v rj the ke'jplng of hoa. TImo have
boon trJtoa to a ra'Hure outsUlothe
cKy limits,
A streot !flit waa ordMl plsiccnl
In front of J. D. StrubVy on Do
pot street.
The ma:hoi wa onlorod to bul'd
or re;vilr a'J sidewalk horctofor
ortlored bui't or repaired, Loep cor
rect account of cost of sane and
chargo to owneds.
A proposal of F. 8. Ashley to erect
hitch-racks at b!s own com along the
east aide of the Danisl Boyd property.
If the ty woivll furnish tho mater
ial was accoptod,
Tho city c.:.tarney was Wpoc-ted to
draw a. ordinance proiilbldng the
erection or mclntalnln; of U-rb rJ
01 fouK'es odjolulng sidewalks. ' He
s ,i3 instructed to acitre rlht
of way (kla for pipe H-"e where
. I:e.i socurod, cud (at
doo.l from T. U. Aklna for res or voir
life.
Following are the"
Claims Allowsd.
John Rohart, ais'ginee of
City Planing .V 11,
$34
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KnterprUe Prets.
IVj Pkciin Mill,
l Em, Hti. Salary, Oct.,
Chaa. Thonias. Salary. Oct..
T. M, Dill. Ca'ary, Soptaad
ot.
W. F. Bavage, gal., 2 mos..
Joluv Johnson, worn on
bridge,
S. K. Paco, work on bridge
and j4pe Utie,
B. J. Forsythe, HahU for
Oct.,
V, J, Fiuik A. Co., 2 pairs
S iro beats,
D. D. Keltner, anndrles for
Pipe Hue.
K. M. V M. Co., as J trace of
M. O, Ponvroy work 5V4 days,
4 00
17 60
71 20
14 00
,24 38
13 75
Wallowa National liauk,
notes and hvtere-t, 920 87
CouncUmen Ashley, Fui;k, HooVett
and Keltnor ' vere present, and. Mr.
Funk presided la the alsoace of Uie
mayor.
LADIES
Mrs, A. D. Vandocar of North pow
der, Ore., has a large stock of switch
es and all pertaining to ' the erade.
Also makes Sw4tcb and puffs of
your combings, will iuak trips to you
tovn. Bb will akw do your work If
you will addras her at Norta Pow
der. 30 years experience work guar,
an toed '
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