The news=record., June 18, 1908, Image 1

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Wallowa County Official
Paper. Enterprise City
Official Paper.
Wallowa County Rich In
5 Greatest Sources of
Wealth.
IP IT TfF
MEWS
VOL 2, NO 8.
FOR SALE.
Ti.motiiv Hay, Oats, live unci Itailoy, j
nlsn nut- of my Farms. It. D. Suufunl, !
S miles S. W. "f Knterpriso. 4Utf ;
M I C.I, SLABS, stove length, mil
AMit Slope. I ii u i re of (). J. Roe.
Konner ')'. R. Akins farm. Home
lilionu. Slf
OEUMNt'S Matched span or lL'DO
pound geldings; one nice 4 year old
gelding weight 1075 pounds. Also a
span of heavy 2 year old colts. K. I).
Sanford, Enterprise Oregon. 8if
WANTED.
HIGHEST CASH PRICK paid for old!
rats. Must lie eleuu mid laige.
Record oflioc.
News
I. (). O.P. Kntcrjirl' l.ddu'C, No. Iftt.
Kmcrald Itclickah Lodge, No. 110,
K. of I'. Kutcrprlsu I.' !."', No. t.
.Iiiiinllu Temple, No, 7, I'ytliian 1
Sisters.
Masonic l'.iitenjrlse Chapter, No. M, lioyul
AitIi .MiiMiiis, nii'ClH lirst Till nl
Tuhmw.vs of each nil nth in Masonic
Hull. All visiting Koyal Arcli Alo-
sons welcomed.
J. It. Ol.MNTKI), High I'rlcst,
1). W. KHKAHAN, .seerscary.
Wallowa Lodge, No. K2, A. F.
A. M., int'ets second mid fourth So t -urda.vs
of encli month In Miis.nilr
Hall. VUlthnc Mt.sons wclrnnetd.
C. H. Zriit'HKit, W. M.
V. C. Boatman, SwrelHry.
Wallow u Valley Chapter, No. SO,
). . S., meet Hist Mini third Kiitlli'.
nays of each nioiitb, in Masonic
all. Visiting Stars uie aovnys wel
come. Ot.IVE I.ockwooii, V. M.
JUNix.r. llovi). Sec.
M. W. a.-V.hkIi ('amp, No. 1IUII7, M. W. A.
Meels I'lfsMind Third Thursdays In
encli iiionlli in new Kniti'rmil hall.
Visiting NuUhhors Always weleoinu
J. (I. Uknmk, Consul.
T. M. Dili., Clerk.
Aneroid Camp, No. 3342. I. N, of A.
W.'i). W.
-dliitcrpi'ise Cmiip,
AIjii.vUi Circle. No,
Nn.Ki, W of W,
278. V. of W.
County fruit Inspector.
Konl C. Potter of V allowa has been
Appointed fruit inspector for Wallowa
county, lie. receiving noticti of tho up
(.oiutmeut last Thursday.
Will Win Some Day.
Fro'ii Kuttt t)iH!goniun.
The cipuil Hiiflrugu umendnient has
been defeated by a big majority of 081)0,
several hundred less than the majority
nuainst it two years ti(f'. This is wtnie
hope, at least. Every vote gained is a j
victory and the friends of equal saif
frage will n vcr stop until that amend- J
iiii-nt is placed as a law upjn the books I
of Oregon.
1
THAT ITS'
or COUR.-5E YOU VIH To Go TO THE PROPER. PLACE To BUY
THE THINGS YOU WI.5H To WEAR.. WE WIH YOU WOULD IN
QUIRE WHETHER OR NOT OUR JTORE 1 3 THE PROPER PLACE
To'DEAL. IF YOU KNOW OF ANYONE WHO DEAL .5 AT OUR
.STORE. ASK THEM HOW WE TREAT THEM. OR &ETTER
.STILL, COME IN AND LET JS SHOW YOU THE 600D.S WE CARRY,
THE PRICED WE ELL THEM AT, AND JUDGE FOR YoUR-SELF.'
WE BELIEVE WE TREAT OUR CUJToMER5 RIGHT BECAUSE WE
SEE THE .SAME FACE J JEAON AFTER -5EJoN.
RESPECTFULLY,
W.J. FUNK & CO.-
INJUitm AND
REM PLANKS
Koosev-.lt IJeas Dominate Republican
rlatrorm at Cliica-Nomiiiations
la Progress Today.
Chicago, June IS, 1 p. m. The Ro
lulpliciiu convention has adopted the
j thrill revision and uuli injunction
I'u'uks a.ivocaieu ty resident Koose-
t
veltuhd Win. II. Tuft. Nominations
lor president tiro being made. Hughe ,
rairlianks, Cannon and Tuft have so
far been placed in nomination. If it
were not for H msevclt's positive refusal ;
lie would lie mimed by acclamation. '
i f he convention goes wild at every'
mention of Uooseve'.t's name.
T X'
1 311 r0rfll.iated. '
i iiiinifii 4-ii;wari h uuiicii to the nine
( h.c.,go,Jnnel8,4p.ti..-Ii,stball..t,0f n to u in t.U.V(.n im)iu Th (.
Taft 0.'i, l.a Toilette 25, l'oraknr Hi, 'game was hot a luilliant rne, the
Caiiinn (il, Fairbanks 40, Knox ' tfounds being in such poor shape that
Roosevelt 3. Tail's nomination made
nomination made :
unanimous. Nice
p esident will bo
nominated tomorrow
Game Law Violated
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... .... ........ .,.... - v..e,oos;t,K w,lWijn iu (lV(,r
is in the valley investigating nnnieroiml t n
........ i. u . , . ii . . Base Ball lotes.
..win I'i.iiij . o nun i:i:i vmix Kl 1 1 CO CUIIipU: 1U i
are not obeying the buri-en law. He.--ideiits
of Walhiwa have written ti
Suleni making complaints ami others
direct to Mr. ('lemons. The latter savs
there will he no (ish in the liver with
in two years if the laws are not obeyed.
Mr. (,'Ien oils also mya theie are com
plaints ng:iinst saw mill men who
allow sawdust to flow into th. streams.
This is against the law and the penalty
s ipiitu heavy.
Rushing Railroad Work.
A work train, carrying a bridge coi..
struct ion crew and trackmen passed
through Llgin Tuesday morning to the
front. The wo' k of track laying 14)
Wullowu canyon will begin as kci n ns
the temporary bridge is finished nuross
tho (irandu Ronde.' Contractor .1. V,.
Patterson is working on the grado uour
the Litch feeding Ci irals, toward the
JJuterprise d"tnt unrnmlu,
II) luauo in n nliiiuies.
trmlitlon proceedings I
nii-r,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ii'vimnusniiji'iHin-
1 Thomas Tucker and X01 fjoet JJogan at
RESOLVED
A MIGHTY comfomtari f
To KN0Wt)U HAVE ON THE" PROPER
ir WL IO 1HL FK-0 PER PLACET Wf CAN
FEEL SfRE WE ARE ALL RIGHT WE! OWE
IT TO OURSELVES To DRESS WELL
BROWfl.
Enterprise, Wallowa County,
I Asotin cmio to naught Inst week, nil
because of tin? absence of Governor
J Mead of Washington delaying the
i issue of the papers. The men were re- j
J leased from Asotin jail on a writ of:
habeas corpus lie fore the arrival of the j
extradition papers. The telegram to
Mierill Blakely gave the information
r1"1 la,,'",!'",1.v ide.i the men were in
release.
Enterprise Wins
Came At Joseph
It was not. decided until 10 o'clock
Sunday morning that there would le
a game of ball on the Joseph diamond
uoiwoen lhu town and Enterprise and
as a consequence few fans accompan
ied the team to that city on that date.
At the phone call from Manager
Hewurt from Josi pli tlu local aggro
gation tho-to who hail uot left
j town tor a day's outing piled into a
j couple of rigs and drove to Joseph and
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'"ul wus "t "f the question.
If inVU riii.Mi-T iiti.i twat.t .i, .,.. f..ik
the Jcseph peojile and express the hope
that many moie games will he played
U'tween the Lnterprisu and Joseph
........a ma i.iuui b ;iijiiois ueiore
Zurchcr pitclud the lirst half of the
game at Josepl. Sunday, lie shows
i speed and good control.
I ' Captain I'.ilyeii made good in tho
loft garden Sunday,
j Pace has the rifht system putting
the runner out on third. The niiipin
in Sunday's game hail a habit of "not
seeing tho play" when a Joseph man
: Was caught between bases. A Joseph
j irran attempted to steal third but
j llaniniack catching for Enterprise
j whipped the ball to Puce who met the
' rui tier with open arms ami held him
and then veiled to tho umpire. The
man was promptly called out.
V o-k has been done ou the Enter
prise diamond this week Unit will add
gieallytothe plcusure. of the phi vers. I.
Tli'Mlianiond h.is b.ien leveled smooth
and put in fine shape.
; The U'allowa funs have taken a hand
, in (he securing of satiable and perma
I lient grounds for theirteani. They ro
1 prose to put them in the best of shape
uno may meioso luem alio also nuiiil
g ra in 1st a 1 1 1 1 . Tlicv are determined lo
liuve u winning team
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Oregon, Thursday, June 18, 1908.
RANGE BLOSSOM
iO JUNE ROSES
Church Wedding Amid Wealth of Fioral
Decorations Marks WaiucrKemiij
Nuptials.
f 1" n l'rilliat t wedding at the l'r.'s'iy
;terian churt'li, Wednesday eveiiinr,
marked by the beauty of tl.e floral dec-
j "''HtioiiH, Miss Heta M. Uennie and Mr.
j Howaid O. Warner were married, ut S
; "''clock, by Rev. Seldon O. Adams, who
i t lie beautiful ring ceremony. The
j "-'"rcn was tilled with friends of th
I opuiar young couple when the bridal
puny entered to the strains of the
Mendelssohn wedding march played by
Mrs. VV. C. Ketchum. The bride was
on the aim of her father. J. (i. Renuie.
!w" "lew minutes later gave her into
tlie keeping of the (; room. The later
l ti i ii... i v . .
J 1111 mu Mr, iiren VViUmir ii
best man. Miss Knla Forsytho,' the
; 1 ridesmaid, was dressed i . white and
, l'ilr''ied yellow marguerites. Th. usher.-,
: "J "' Jiayllekt and John Wo-kman,
1 ttlltl tilt' ltt IliiM Iw.i. .,..!.... . . .
s wliito caruations. Little Weldon
i H.vatt bore the ring ou a silv.;r tray.
! d,lf"t before the cei einony. Miss .K'linie
t ' "'""j u i uou .l l ro i.iki
l.'nto a ! lower
The hi ide was as lovely as the ir.usl
delicate (lower. Her dress was of w hite
silk trimmed with chifl'on lace, made
en ttuiu. She wore a veil and carried
a shower bouquet of bride's lost s. The
ceremony was p rformed at an altar of
evergreen decked with roses. Alic e
was a large w hite bow. The chun h
decorations were all llonil and wete
among tin- mo.-t beautiful ever seen in
the city. As the bridal party left the
church, their pathway was strewn v.illi
ruse pi mis by the (lower girls, .May
Soreiisen and Alice Renuie, who were
dressed in pink and blue and wo;e sweet
peas.
Following the church service, the
bride and gr 0111 held a reception nt
tho home of Mr. anil Mrs. J. li. Ronnie
I buy stood in the parlor by 11 hue
uowcr decorated w ith siuilax, ferns and
red roses. Hefieshinents wore served
and a social hour spent by intimate
friends. Miss i'orsytho caught the
bride's bouquet. Out of tew 11 guest
were Mrs. A.N. Hales and m ns Willis
and Howard of Walla Walla, Mrs. E. ! ,
Ivanhoe of Latirande, Mr. and Mrs.
Orvillo Poley at d Miss l.enore (iooil-
man of Lostine, Pv. V. (Joodin:ui if
j Ashlund and Meriill (iroshong of Coi
j nil I is.
I Mr. WiiKiier is a y un business 111:11
j of this city of high character and his
: bride is a beautiful girl who has woi; a
! host of friends liv her amiable and
lovable disposition. Thev have tl.e
best wishes of nil for a happv ami sue
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....i.i 111; ,t i..uiiie ill ci 11 r.
Min Alts Ilaggorty, who will be
- ili 1 " Mimlay to jir. It. u
C7 ! Weathirs, was given a pretty surprise
jS,'- -1 Wejiiesdiiy niglil at Kinerald Rebekah
fP'Vf i kxlae. Ri fr.'shnients were served in a
f y$ '"'"Htiful china service and tho bti le
1 J?il j 'J'S-'I. whs coiiipletelv surprised . hen
, ,r) informed tho i ishes were presents to
her fi 0111 tho assembled friends. The,
f , p;y j members of tho Sunday school class to
r.?r j which Miss lliiggerty belongs, will be
JL 1 1 entertained by tlieir teacher, Mis. (. J
S i I Roe of Aider Slope, Friday evening, in
Vvi,N i compliment to Miss llaggerty.
r- -.rry !
Marrisgj Lioentcs,
' V 1 I June 17 Howard (1. Wiooi.t anil
llelu M . Rent. ic,
Salt Lake Mining Hki.
A party of three Salt Lake city mil .
iug men arrived in the valley Monday
and have gone tin in th t mountains to
exaiiiliie properties owned by II. X,
W'illi.iliis .1 l'.nrl..ili inn I nllmr.
i ii- coiiipieiion oi ii, e riiisrowi Is going
,to ustier lu a real mining; bo in In
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..Hiiinin i.imnij,
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'Twas A Hard Proportion.
1 .. . t 1. . 1 ...-...!. : . t . i
j u ii i now mini tt proposition aiiowa
was up Us'ainst In trying for the removal
fyjts of tho co;ii.ty seal can In b.-tt.-r aptirec
fV' j iat' d by supposing th.it VViiIIomu had
' , sei'liied CM) :iddilional vofs, yet she
" ' 'l:lVl' '",,t There weie lH'.l voles
h . 1 cast on the nount.V seat question. Add
iy-A : 'iW and the total would b- 'Jill of
i wliioh Wallowa won ) have to get 'Hi
O per cei t or 1171, Hhe did got Wit ami
:J'7 giving her the entire IUKI a dilioiial
'yXr- j would have brought her total to nuh
J j t-lrf or seven less than the requited (ill
.-V' I per con'.
v - -
iiLK CKiiiiK JOTS.
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her bedside.
Tl.e Misses Mi and Annh
.-.j K'M.li uj; a few davs with Mrs. John
U.iker ant1 family.
Joan ail'.! Sam liaker have gone (o
bring tlie liaker ami l'Tuiiury sheep
from the spring range to the Martin
! shoaling plant lo be sheared.
The Swamp Creek school closed the
1 ! 1 1 day of June alter a
two months and a half
pupils and tp::cher.
very successful
work by both
Rev. Adams Begins
iocal Pastorate
Rev. Seldon C. Adams preached his
lirst sermon in tho I'resby teriii'i church
Sunday morning to a largo congrega
tion. He mid his family arrived the
hitter part of the week having stopped
a day or two to visit friends in I.a
(irainlc. Mr. Adams' family consists
id wife aid two sor.s, Seldon Carlylo
and Robert Neiil. Mr. Adams is a
graduate of North western I'niversitv
ami ids wife from the Cumnock school
of Oratory at (ho big Evaiiston co'lege
Tho Kalid.i, Ohio, Record hud the fob
lowing to say regarding the departure
of Mr. Adams:
I l.e Rev. S. C Adams, for two years
pastor of the Presbyterian church in
this city, Sunday morning tendered
his resignation to bis congregation,
i'11'ective June 1. Erom the pulpit
Rev. Adams announced his acceptance
of a call from the Presbyterian church
at Enterprise, ' Oregon, a progressive
li:tloci;yof 1,00 ) Inhal itunts located
in n beau'.iful valley .ami surrounded
by a picturesque mountainous: country.
The Rev. Mr, Adams was reluctant
at resigning the local ptili.it, but, the
Oregon charge held out such attractive
i idiicemeiils thai ho dually yielded
Rehire coming to Kalidu Mr. Ad.inis
was stationed at New Salem, ()., at
which place ho was ordained a minis
ter. While young in the ministry his
true devotion to the doctrines of the
l'resbyterian cliurch and his eminent
litnesMin the execution .f the many
duties devolving upon him, bus made
tiiui very popular, not only a.iiong the
l'resbyteiian clergy and laymen in
this section ol the state, but also with
all church-going p. (qde with .vhom he
nunc In contact. I'.ri 1 1 i M t in tin
pulpit, painstaking, kind and alert to
the needs of Ids parishoners and fear
less in propounding thu gospel, He v.
Adams has built up. an enviable re
putation for himself in I'litnaiii
county, lie has served the colluiy C.
K. 1'nloii as county coiiiihiIoi', for
three years was managing editor of the
Stiiiilay Sc loul Riilletin, ami permanent
clerk of the I. ma presbytery. Only
r.'cently Mr. Adnnn declined n cail
from an important charge In Huston
presbytery.
Rev. Adams expects to e!o-e his
ollici.il labor hoie on Sunday.' Mav .'il.
a'ter which he and Mrs. Adams wi l
leave for their western home. They j
w ill stop till hi Chicago a lew days to
vtHii relatives and friends.
Cove's Cherry Crop.
In the va lcv ai'onnil Cove there will
be produced tins year 'JO.) tons of , - her -
h.s anu o.ai cars ol apples. ! ton, 'SM
to .-,01) people w ill U- needed in addition
to the local population to pick and pack
me cherry en p.
Now Is the
The children l.uve all been
To Buy Lots
WE HAVE THEM
FOR SALE AT ALL
PRICES
Prices Will Double in Thro
Months.
DANIEL BOYD
Secy. Wallowa Law, Land & Abstract Co.
Whole Number 480
charter electioii
SET FOR AUGUST 15
Initiative Petitijns Acted Ipsa by Coun
cil Friday N:g!itWatcr Halts
Fixed.
j The election on the niiioiulmetit. lo
the city charter, changing tlie required
percentage for authorizing the sale of
bonds for water works purposes from
tiliit to an allirnialive majority, has
been fixed for August It next, and
li'ilice issued !o this etlect.
Three initiative petitions, containing
'JO names ouch were preseiiled to tho
council I'riday night, demanding this
election, and it was ordered as the law
directs.
A eomplaii t by Micill Stubblellcld
was received, staling that litter and
trash dumped on the hill east of town
washed down unto his land It was
suggested that signs be put up giving
notice that no more Hash be thrown
there.
At the first regular semimonthly
meeting of i otincil Momi.iy night, the
city marshal was directed lo collect, the
rent for use of water firm the city
diVch. The bill id K S. I'iicc for ?l ,'2-
for work ou the ditch, was ordered
paid. M. E. Ilotchki.-s was allowed
lo continue to use the hog pens at
North anil East l'irst streets for the
present.
An interesting meeting id the city
council was held Ki blay evening in tho
council chambers, there heiiu nrcsent
besides Mayor Maylield, presiding,
Uouncilmcn Hick ford, llcrlaml, Rcavis,
Lily Recorder raggart, City Attorney
Mill and a njiuiberof taxpayers.
l irst of importance came a repoit
from the city marshal regarding appli
cations for use of water by consumers
from the city ditch. In all there wo e
I'l'u blocks called lor which, by placing
the rate at Sf.S per bl i k, will add to the
l ily revenue fdo") for tlie season.
A bill for lfll(,17 for material used for
crossings and covering ditch. -s was pie
sented by the Enterprise i'laning mill.
This was audited by tho liimucc con .
mil loi and ordered p id.
CliilJre;i's Day Program.
Ol ildren's day will be observed at
tho Pri sbvlet ian chinch, Sunday i veil
ing, June '.'1, at o'clock, willi the fol
low iug program : ,
Opening Song!
Invocation Rev. ("rocket t
Song I ',oir
Recitation lilaine Slubblelleld
Chorus
I' xorc.iso l'ri mary ( 'hiss
Recitation : Vithur Rudd
Pr mary Song.
Recitation Maruaret (lalloway
Recitatioi Margaret Chirk
Solo Irene I'lirsytlie
Sunday School Cadets.
Huet Irene I'orsyl be, Clara Riuer
Recitation
Helen ( lark
S.,o
Exercise, .
. . . t lata Ruler
Little Children"
l'ollia Steel
tub s, I.ela Pace
Recitation
1 Duct
,ora C
Recitation
Clark Akin
Rainoi.a Uou
Closing Song.
1'iiMie liction.
I Solo.
Time
n
lay of the
in El. n rv.