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About Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1910)
HOME MADE XMAS MAXIMS. Souieor.e has tru'-y said: 'Vhnst mas cheer is good cheer chat should Li-' .a" rhf V.-. i " L RABIES INFECTION V. N. VAIL Did It Ever Occur To You ML I New Yorker Is Trying to Com bine Al! Telenhone Companies Dm-.-r har. old Scroose. Cher I n UMBER COMPANIES ASSESSMEN BECOMES - J up. in ptr: .. ana ma-.o..a i"-. 1 wih re--j-.)r.a. ! If vou make or family of children, i ' . , t I r-o:..- cht-d even be it your owl.. ; ! tru'y merry, there will be a m:ratit ! wrousrat :u vou. Trv t- I A foal car. preavh Christmas max- ' lms: i: ta z ss to prae'.iv Wallowa cotury will spend a mer rv Chris. mas, a:-d the amount of r whatever j ruonov spent has nothing ii- making it merrv or the reverse, To all our readers, you: o: old. r.-.c . ..... .., . 1 v- fa:, paid in advance or "way is the rears." we wUh & Merry, Merry Christinas and lots of thm. ASOTIN COUNTY AROUSED. (From the Aso in Sentinel. V."hi;e Asotin county is making c strenuous fight to rid this locality of hydrophobia that do- exis'-s among the coyotes, it would sr.-'m that sorce "-h.t ; sh'-'ttld be done in Ne Perce co x'y. I taho, as well a Wallowa " i . O-eron, ar.d Gnrfiold cour. ; la a --hirct-n. In fact, the first rc-r-Jr:a of th;- existence of hydro-pa-jitx asci? ti.e coyotes. caru frao; the I iaho sice, in th vicinity of Pi' 'y C -- : aad Captaia John co ir.t A-fo..: 5tr.'v A: i: trie off.euils of ' :::. with tl.e aid of the r "cr::.-i: .ar. au.d his adss-mt, r hr. e shown thai hvdro- 3::-s T.ro:c. :ch thorough exam ' - ! ? T. N-ison, the . .. -a:, at Pullcjan, oc r.-ii'U of iiZ'. .. that have bn j tirr. it wo-ij! seea tha. tie ' tirre U opportune for N Perce j cour-y to set busy. VLleis dras-ic I s"-?is are talcer. at once to rid 1 th.o couttt-y of this dreadful &seo a" " g the wild anlnjals, the safety o tr.e . ret. caT-le, sbep, hogs a. .d do? 3 is s-rij-iiiy Jeoardp'.2ed ; ar. i hro'igh them lives of men worn - e- i-id chi.drer.. The very existence i of thi-s mala.iy going co be a draw- ; b;.ck to the country ui.leas all sec- ! take prompt steps to ?et rid i of Jt. It would sm tha: there had j h-rii suffic.iiit. warning for all people to take notice. G-and Jury Leak Charged. Chicago Defending her action in refusing to submit certain decument and i?.r to -.re federal grand jury when "r V". a: ': t., do so by subpeen-s, CarUtcpher char-d in J ' --l:s court that secrets o: I'try rc-om had beet: be ! -: : - Brick Trxr by Caarles ... 'y i v..-;ion superintendent e -au C investigation of tne d-.-artntect cf justice. -I-idg" Laadis ordered f 'rther pro ceedings stopped pending an investi gation of the charges. Marr age Licenses. Dec. 1? V. al er A. Carper. 3'-. nier, Pronsi.?e; I.ula May Uoxrot: Protuise. iCot-.se.:t of father, E. HI. 1 M. ! tar on, filedj Ijc. la John Simmons. 21, logger, Joieph: Mary Harry, IT, Jos.-ph, J. G Renr-ie returned Sunday from Salm where he attended his fatier'a funral. Christmas exercise in the public schools, Thursday afternoon, then the schools will dismiss until Ttii day, De.-ernb-?r 27. Take yor ega to Davia t Ward and si ciih. 42btf Graduate Chicago Veterinary College Ex-President Society Veterinary Graduates of Wisconsin DR.E.R. FLACK Formerly of Milwaukee, Wisconsin Headquarters at IT oirite 1 ivtrv Ql Calnc V I , VJ Stable, Enterprise, Ore. ' - ' til I $10 AN ACRE TOO VUCH COMPARISON WITH FARM ING LAND. i i r.e v:o..:e i - ... . 4...-. . r- . l..'.. T 'in.'w- t-O'11- paET- Gra: e. Hoade Lumber com- poi-.ya.-u: :1 e Nlb.ey-Mimnatn l.uui- j kt co:t.pa..y ca-. ar;-s ! ismr of 'Awir t-ml-er land rom the rate fixed by A-rsor Ml'.': I - r-iTi-.vct hr tht- .ou:fv board v. i i- - . G? ualiuati-.'.. t0 tU C-tvutt court. I The rate U tlv at- av re or ... I- U carter. This is a;. '!:.. r-.i.-e cr .." rie as-- :r.i.-. in be- ;anacre ! :3g JOJli aa acre or a quarte ! The Palmer con:;-a:.y aser Hu ai; a.-re' ou CT.41. :: Grande Koiuie coii.-u:.y on ..crc ai.d Nd.-i,y-.;iaiUe'a o.. 1 .-.'' ..crej. The appeal ivo'ves ar. a----"?n'1!t i'ZZZ.vif. iha: Itr'xg of io.Ti an acre o:i a to o. ai-rei. The oontpar.l.; in th:r comp-atr.: ay the U..reae i uujus:, o:-e of the- reruns cited letr.;r that rhetr :.jili.:s in this cox.ty are tons:der d a res.r.e supply of t;ai!er for :aeir cuil in l"r..ou county, and thi ass-jij-ajent would tir.pl itu-m to -? off the timber at o:n-e. Cousiderii g the b.z i::creaes or. ill other elates of property, most P'o'le who are i;.:'onr,d on tae sit uation chii-k the :iu;:?r couipa:.-.:- r:ot off lucky. raroiers owning tillable Land sure y thit.k so. for the i:-.creav on their i.d ie i-iose to 1 1" a:. a'.-"e. or over ".d oa-sdsalf tiruei the incres "n timber k:id. The TC.T'lT a. r.;-; of tllluie land -i: It'.-.1 a.- a.-.-e.-.-d a' f 1 ";i.''4". or an acre. year the ".."-17 of --ll.able land a.-.?--.-h1 a; tz.u-i.:: or icr. '.re increour of at. aver t-vireo to a:: red - as--.- , acre or. tim-'er land. I Another part of ! "he compar..'. lat.d.- 'orr. p a "e Vi.u..b.- -atefly for the tia:b-r. That may do io -ell a court bu' uot to the poor. fol b-ni1s".-ati.jrs J J. north of V."all-.wa. who s ji .i their c.a.ms ;o the timber compaxtie. aud ttow wa"n they w-jj.t to b'.iT tiien. tuck are asked twi. e t-- ni'-h for .iicec-u.: .an:; as tn- u.i -r go; for lurji. timber and S -Tit! Special Christmas Displays By Stores All Fill Windows With Pret-y and Appropriate Shows For Holidays. -;ies tae ier.itid ai.d bOULiti- prov i.oi. for the Obr.stn.as tnop ne iits.ii.- of all lntrprt--ie siores, near.;- all a.-.- udod to ti.-.-teautv guy and interest of tie s re-s-t scene bv apj.-oprti wind-t- ! usplays. Ma,n s.re-". Et. terprls-.. ' is just as fa.-i.inati:-.z and gorgeous I far as it g--, as State- stref, I Chicago, or Sixth Avenue. New York, i Of course it doen"; go as far. or as j SAY --ep tin poo set i as tnose wor.u-ranoeG - an c.a:me o: ex-yueen Lilluokalanl Iowa county, Oregon, was Severely taorougafarec. but our k;da end will pro-ably be introduced at the bitten by a dog thought to hava hydro grownups enjoy it as much as the j coming session of the territorial legis- phobia. The brute killed about fifty The big display windows of W. J. f T'. - nk Sc Co. ar.d the E. M. & M. store j are ....ed with god arid useful Cnristmas gifts, tas efuliy arrar.-ged -:r.d d-.-roratd with Chrtstca.-; grt-ea- ; ery, oe..s, etc. The windows of the drug stor. ! !ijra:v:gh & :ayf 11.1 ai.d Jackson A etLvor are acre-it -.0 the. town and ; attract lots of attention. I Ashley's great windows are fjne. j with el'.gnnt furniture, rugs, carpetu, I pxjtos. e.c. The R. S. & Z.'s pec- j ial in sleds for boys and girls. i TLe toy and c jaffectionerv stores Weaver & Weaver and-Prntk Ho rn an have everything to delight the i chjjiren. I One of the pretti.jst windows and one snowiag much work and plan ning is the Christmas scene at the ! Fair store. A house set in spacious S g-ounds, the Chris'-mas tree seen -aru the windows of the parlor while above, the unooriclou.-. happy oblidren asleep in their be'ls. Soft- .. la.-.jg snow comp.etes tne real istic scene. The peculiar properties of Chamber laLTs Cough Remedy have bn thor oughly tested during epidemics of in fluenza, and when it was taken In time we have not heard of a single ce of pneumonia. Sold by Bur- h & Mayfiold, and all good drug- MUCKRAKING MUST CEASE, SAYS HILL Seattle James J. Hill, chairman ot the board of directors of the Great Northern Railway, in an interview paid his compliments to Theodore Rooeve:t, discussed .lie future of the railroads of the country, and consid ered the case of the professional muckraker. "Theodore Rccsevelt, poor fellow Vnn-.v him n-j'I n . l " "c mcuue uut 4..-7. iia uau a ee& oi continu- cus control of himself since he first got into pews- v.'hen he gets a cheering crowd in front of him he simply loses all control, and that ex plain; Mr Hill said the professional muck r.'.ker is com, h all intents and pur-pc.-es, cut of a job. The railroads cannot uuuertake much needed new construction unt:l taere is an entire caane of public sentiment towards tr.eiu Neither English nor French bankers, he sa:d, would advance money for railroad bonds in America under existing conditions. The Amer ican banks have too heavy demands cn t:ie part of municipalities and othr public institutions for bond Is sues to undertake to finance new American reads. ! CANNON GRILLS WILSON Action of Future Governor is Called Usurpation. Philadelphia Senator Heyburn, of idaao. Speaker Cannon and Represen tative Champ Clark were among the speakers at the anniversary banquet of tae New Jersey Society of Penn sylvania. Mr Cannon in hu address caused a sensat.on by his severe criticism of V.'ooiirow V.'il.-ton, G jvernor-eiect of tae attitude he has Uth'iL in me contact for the United state; senators..ip in New Jersey. Ki depijrid ti e un cue activity of newly-rUen ituderi, usurp, without autho wao. he said, tne rigat or the i-rglslature to choose whom they represent the state in the x---oc&: Congress. May Pay Queen "Lil." Konoiuiu. A u A bill to appropriate a cf J200.000 as full payment lump sum ia"-ure' Bibie House Damaged by Fire. New York. Bible House, the home of the American Bibie Society, tha Christian Herald and several Metho- dist public-aMons, was the scene of an ug'y fire. The blaze started on the sixth floor, doing damage of nearly S 10,000. THE MARKET6. Portland. Whet Track prices: Club, 81c; b'.uestem, Sic; red Russian, SOe. Bar.ey Feed, $22; brewing, J23. Oats No. 1 White, 128 per ton. Hay Timothy, Wll.amette Valley, $:9-0" per ton; Eastern Oregon, I 12122; alfalfa, $14. Butter Creamery, 27c; ranch, 24c. Eggs P.anch, candled, 42c. Hops lf10 crop, 12 614c; 1909, Sc; olds, nominal. Wool Eastern Oregon 13 ft 17c lb.; Valley, Kg 19c lb. Mohair Choice, 32'g33c. Seattle. Wheal Blueatem, 83c; Club, 80c; red Russian, 7&c. Barley $22 per ton. Oats $29 per ton. Hay TtmcUiy, $26 per ten; alfalfa. $19 per ton. Butter Washington creamery, 35e; ranch, 22c. Eggs SelscUd, local, 4&c. STATE BOARD WANTS HEADS OF SUSPECTED ANIMALS SENT ASOTIN AROUSED. j Notice: County Health PhysLclan j E. T. Anderson has received word I from the Suite Board of Health. i 'asking that anyone who kills a coy. ote. dog. or an v animal wiid or do meaticated which he thsik had the rabies, to cut off tb head of such ; animal and send by express to the Secretary State Board of Health, ' Portland, Oregon. The State Board 1 will pay the expresasre. Dr. Andeirson. county hea'.Ji jdiy slcian who haj ba in communica tion with the S;a c Board rega'dng the prevalence of rabies in coyotes, will take the matter up with the county court as aoon as is meets. Theme was a big cock and bull R'ory in Saturday's Portland Journal about a big coyote bunt in this cjua.. .coxing oi tne K-r:u nas so far been done or even sugg-eated. but it might not be a bad idea. There was one ia Asotia county last Sat urday. Johnnie Bosiey of Grouse, who has iea in rortiaiiu receiving asteur treatment on account of havkg been bitten bv a suppo-ed-Vr mad co'vote. was sent home. Saturday. Excitement in Asotin. There Is lots of excitement in Asotin county over hydrophobia in coyotes, dogs and stock. All dogs in the county have bean quarantined far 50 days by Dr. E. T. Baker, the assistant state veterinarian. Owners of dogs must keep them tied up for leDgh tlme The Asotin Sentinel says Dr. Bak er has succeeded in learning, on what is considered the best possible auth ority, the following: That Victor Kendrickson. on Mont gomery ridge, ha, lost three head of cattle and or.e horse; James Rose, of Asottn. one dog; J. T. Koiana, Asotin, had one dog and cbicken bit ten by a coyote, and same were killed. (The heads from thia dog s.nd chicken were sent to Dr. S. B Nelson, state veterinarian, at Pull man, and on a thorough analysis, mad from a microscopical examination, positive signs of hydrophobia were found i : Henry Dlebel, Asotin, had a dog acting suspicious, and same was shot, and the head of this dog alno sent to Pullman, but result is not ye' known; W. A. Montgomery ofund dead coyote near his corral, and this bead has been sent to Pulimkn for onalvsis u -rth xt.m L; reported to have had several domes- tic arlilua;a biuem but this report has not been verified; vicious coyote kil led near Jerrv by Madison boys; one coyote, apparently mad, shot near clover land; also three dogs shot m ana aear Anatone, Commend Commisaioners. (From A sola Sendnel.) Bly. Wn., Dec. 12 Editor Sentinel: Luther Johnson, a sheep-herder in the employ of Cramer and Efndicott, shtep men just across the line ia V.'ai- ship before he could be killed. The commissioners of Asofin county should be praised by all people for their timely warning, that they mgh: guard themsolves against coyotes and dogs Very truly Joseph B'y Council Orders All Dogs Muzzled Quarantine to Last Sixty Days Preventive Measure Against Rabies. All dogs in. Enterprise must be muz- z 00 nd after December 26, for a period of 60 days. This fa. the sub stance of a resolution unanimously passed by the city council Monday night. It is designed as preventive measure. There is no longer doubt coyotes, or some of them have rabies, and dogs are especially liable to the infection from attacking the brutes and being bitten. Wire muzzles must be used. S. D. Ke'.taor has telegraphed for a bud- The marshal was directed to kill n!1 dogs not having muzzles or not kPt under control by rope or chain . during the 60 day perlcd. That Gold and Silver never depreciate in value. That money invested in articles made of Gold and Silver is like putting: it in a Government Saving Bank. A Gold Watch, a Gold Tin or Locket or Chain, a piece of Sterling- Silver Plate will be worth as much ten years from now as it is today. That's the kind of Christmas pres ents to buy your wife, mother, sweetheart, or sister yes, and husband, father and brother. Durham gives 10 per cent oft his regular low sale price. That's good interest, isn't it? And you may get a Gold Watch free if you are a good guesser. Come and see EXPERT WATCH DOCTOR j j 4 ENTERPRISE PLANING MILL Under New Management BOESEN & RUGGLES. Proprietors ' Both Fractical Mill Men a All kinds of Rough and Dressed Lumber now on hand. Prompt Deliver- and Prices Right. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Si I fi'Wff'ii'. i la Grande Iron Works. D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor. Foundry and Machine Shop. Casting and Ma chine Work done on short notice. WE f LSD MANUFACTURE FEED MILLS Sawmill break down jobs promptly attended to GIVE US A TRIAL Vc I L. BERLAND Dealer in Harness, Saddles, Chapps, Spars Z and Leather Goods of all descriptions. V I will fit you out with the best goods for the least J money. When in need of anything in my line, call and J inspect my stock before purchasing. ; ENTERPRISE, .... OREGON c. - . High Grade Job The steam planer was directed to place a screen over its stack. Following are the Claims Allowed. H. E. Merryman $15 75 Sam (Jotter, 42 0 Thos. J. Eraden, (City Platting Mill) .' 12 50 You Must Read Thie If You Want The Benefit. J. W. Greer, Greenwood, La., Buf fered with a evrs case of lumbago. "The pains were o intense I w forc ed to hypodermic Injection for xUef. Theie attacks star.kl wi'-h a pain in &e meal! of my back which gradually became fairly paralyzing, ily atten tion was attracted io Foly Kldoe-y Remedy ar.d I am glad to aay ajfuar ujiing thi wonderful niedicine I am ' no longer bother! ia any wV by my old enemy lumbago." Burnaugh 4b May field. X!r. and Mrs. T. W. Workman and two younger chi.dren went to La Gratide. Sunday, 0 remain until af Uit the holidavs. IRRIGATED w a tOF AN ACKE I $1 aua Acre a T'onlh. Ko Interest. ' Perpetual waier right Tirat-class ; land. Pe, f-et climate. Tracts ten acres t.Ld up. o residence r- i quirement Want salesmen in every j town in Oregon and Washington. ! I MAVK IOO.OOO CB( CHAMA TAIXET UNO COMrAlTr ' aerWella Fare I'srtUnd. resa W. H. DURHAM Enterprise Jeweler. at Work a. Specialty All phon orders for bus to and from depot piompUy attaaded tat. White Front barn. 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