THE NEWS RECORDp;-GGreennan 8Pent
Christmas
(Twice-a-Week.)
Ah independent newhpapkb
Formerly the Wallowa News, estab
lished March 3. 1899.
Published Wednesdays and Satur
days at Enterprise. Oregon, by
THE ENTERPRISE PRESS
Office East side Court Houae Square
Entered as second-class matter
January 2, 1909, at the postoffice at
Enterprise, Oregon, under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
Subscription Kates: One year $2,
lx months $1, three months 50c,
one month 20c. On yearly cash-in-advance
subscriptions a discount of
25c is given.
WEDNESDAY, CECEMBER 29, 1903.
City and County
Brief News Items
Dr. C. A. Ault went out to I-a
Grande, iBunday.
Mrs. C. R. Thornton came In from
La Grande, Monday,
ti. E. Jordan imade a business trip
to La Grande last week.
G. C. Gowing of Joaph made e
short butoness via', in this city Wed
nesday. Oscar -Coleman has been buying o
carload of horses to take. to Canada
with him,
S. R. Hawooth, the courthouse con
tractor, returned Monday from a business-
trip to Portland.
Kegnifcr meals 25 cents at Pid
cock's restaurant, 2nd door south of
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Miss Mary Zurcher, who teaches
In the I'endleton school, is spending
the ho'iduyt, with her relatives here.
Lunch and meals sarved all hours
at Mrs. M. L. Larsen's, Lunches
10 and 15 cents; meals 25 cents.
Board by the week also. 66
The Enterprise Creamery is s'.or
In 126 tons of Ice of a fine quality
and thickness. It comes from Mit
chell's pond at Joiejh.
Save your odd rubber, brass, cop
per and horse hair; they are worth
money. Bring or send 'them to the
Second Hand Store. Enterprise. 67
t. W. Zircher has so'.d the buKs
advertised in the Want column of
lui paper, one to Cart Hlmniel
vrfht nf Fruit and the other to
Joe fihlnn of Joseph.
White Loaf Flour, $4.75 per bar
rel at E. M. & M. store.
Mrs. Jame3 Reivii of Walla Walla
i3 hore on a visit with relatives.
Carl Hough of WaLla Walla Is vis
Itkig his brother Harry on Swamp
Creek.
S. F. Pace went to Portland the
first of the week to be gone about
10 days.
Mrs, Thomas Morgan and niece,
Minnie McFerran, left Saturday for
Olympta, Wash., in response to news
that Mrs. Morgan' father, Levi Mc
Ferran, was critically ill.
Clark Alklns was the host at a
"Hard TIme-3" jarty at the home of
hia mother, Monday evening. The
guests- wore f an'tatlc costumes and
vwrybody had a jolly time.
Patrons of Wa'-lowa water works
have been furnished pamphlets con
taining the ordinance establishing
water rates. No water ordinance has
been adopted by the Enterprise
council yet.
There was a Zurcher family re
inion at the Christmas dinner table
in 'the F. A. Clarke home, Saturday,
all the brothers and sisters beiai
inestut t'Mtpt James, who resides
it Jicrcburg.
Misses Victoria Haas and Joyce
Craig leave next Monday to spend
the remainder of the winter In Cali
fornia. Miss Haas will visit friends
ind relatives at Woodlands, in and
around San Francisco and wdill stay
awhile at Turlock. Miss Craig will
Isit an uncle near Loe Angeles and
iousins in the el'y.
A very enjoyable dance was given
tt the home of T. C. Bunnel, north
f town Friday night. Twentyfoui
jouples were present and besides
jhe dancing, a bis, hot supper add
3d tr. the pleasure. Then after mid
night, little Master Bunnel, dressed
is Santa Claus, brought around nuts
vnd candy, while Mr. Bunnel passed
he cigars. A number from town
,vent out in Baker Bros bus.
TROUT CREEK ITEMS.
Mrs. K. S. Francis called on Mrs.
John Blow, Saturday.
J. N. Cbilders is hauling wood to
Suit erp rise this week.
.Vinar Stump audi Harry Hear'n
tre hauling grain.
John Blow Is Improving.
.A fh ram Young made a trip to En
terprise, Sunday.
K. S. Francis 1 hauling straw.
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ALU WEEK AT THE
Enterprise Opera House
THE FAMOUS
Jolly Delia Pringle
and her
Big Company
Wednesday Night Thursday Night
The M anon the Box Flora May's Dutchman
Friday Night, "FAUST"
Saturday Matinee Saturday Night, a splendid
The Sultan's Daughter Comedy
Because She Loved Him So
Two Prizes Saturday Night
1st Prize, $10 in Gold. 2nd Prize, $5 in Gold
WEDDING BELLS.
. Lee B. Tutt'.e, the enterprising
young publisher of the Elgin Re
corder, and Mtas Lena Ednfunds of
Elgin were married December 18 at
la. Grande, In addition to being a
cracking good newspaperman, Lee is
a genial, loyal gentleman, and his
many friends in this county wish
him a long and happy married life.
We 'are not acquainted with - his
bride, but as Lee is particular In
what Ihe takes we have no doubt the
new Mrs. Tutitle Is the "finest evear."
Elgin "friend" absconded with the
newly married couple's baggage at
La Grande, preventing a wedding
irip to Portland. The "frie.id3" eu'su
greeting Lee on his return to El-
?ln arid he rode in state, on. a steer.
hirough the principal streets of the
;own. This Is the way Lee rebuked
hem in his paper:
"Oh, You Rubes." . '
The editor of this paper arises to
ask If it is not a fact that greater
leniency Is shown to the offender on
his showing tlhat the offense is his
first. Every court exercises this
.enlency, but the kangaroo court of
laspers who feloniously waylaid tlhe
-.ditor of this paper last Sunday on
lis return with hla first wife from
La Grande, do.Vt know any more
about leniency than a rabbit; The
inly consolation is that the married
)ne3 to tlhe 'bunch owed it to us,
and the single ones will get it from
us, in return soon, we hope.
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INTERESTED IN AUTOS.
Are you interested In automobiJes?
If eio It will dnterest you to know
ibout the Sltudebaker lines for the
ear 1910, The3e are strictly up-
to-date in every respeot, embody-
Kig all ithe new features ithat makes
ihesm excel. Purchasers wlJil hot be
obliged to buy in January in order
to have their car In July, but will
aave (the opportunity of seeing the
a&achines demonstrated to their en-
ire satisfaction before purchasing
rhe E. M. & M. of this city wiU
lave the entire Djne consisting of 20,
JO and 40 H. P machines in tne
lifferent types to suit the most fas-
.tdioua purchaser and at prices that
wtiil appeal to you asbelng the best
values on the market, today. No
trouble about filing orders. See
your machine demonstrated oeiore
ou buy. .
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First
ttrprise
Sale
We will hold our first of a series of Surprise Sales on Friday, Decem
ber 31, 1909, and will continue to hold one each week thereafter until
stock is taken and the books balanced for the old year.
Our first sale which will take place on the last day of the old year and
just in time for you to get New Year's presents for family and friends
will continue for one day only, and will include any woolen garment
or wooleu fabric in the store for women or children, such as Ladies',
Misses' and-Children's Coats, Sweaters, Woolen Underwear, Woolen
Skirts, Woolen Hose, Fascinators, Gloves, woolen piece goods, such
as cashmeres, brilliantines, novelty wool goods, etc., etc. -
Terms of Sale 33 1-3 Per Cent Discount for Cash
We make this unheard of cut in prices: First, To secure much,
needed cash with which to settle the old year's score. Second, To
make room for our mammoth stoclof spring goods which will begin
to arrive about February 1st. Third, As an effective medium of
advertising our store. .
While most of you will come primarily for the purpose of taking
advantage of our special bargains, many will also find time to get our
regular prices which we believe will more than compare favorably
with any other store in the county. '
Remember the date of First Sale
Friday, December 31, 1909
The last day of the Old Year
BILL OF DELL A PRINGLE
COMPANY FOR THIS WEEK
The bill of the Delia Pringle com,-
pany for Thursday evening will be
'Flora May's Dutchman," another
mme for one of the greatest come
llea ever produced on the American
stage, "The New Domihiion,'' a play
ihat has made liU author and inter
pretor, Clay Clemont, famous1 and
nas also made him wealthy. As the
au'tchman, Mr. Van Auker is said
:o be the equal ot Mr. Clemont in
tula 'happiest moments.
Friday evening the Lewis Moirri
on version of "Faueit" will be pre
tented with all the scenic and e'.ec
itrlcal appliances neceeary to make
a presentation e-juai to that of Mr.
Morrison himself.
Saturday evening, WlCiHara Gillett's
greatest comedy, "Because She
Loved Him So," will be given. This
comedy, depicting the troubles fcha
come from & wire's Jealousy, la one
of the funniest ever seen. At the
lame tdrne It is a well told and
wiU constructed ebory, entertaining
throughout.
Country people shouJd not forget
the matinee Saturday afternoon. The
play, "The Sultan's Daughter, Is
an exeruelaUingily funny comedy, one
of the best of recent years. As
played by the Dela Pringle comivuij
It wiil be wanth traveling miles t
see. The performance will be fin
ished In time tx permit of reaching
home before dark.
Prices: 25c, 35c, and 50c
INTER-CANYON NOTES.
Some of the friends of Mabel Stace
gave her a birthday party last week.
Mrs. demons has moved to Wal
lowa foT the winter where Soieie and
Dola will attend eihool.
Glint demons made a business trip
to Wallowa Vast week.
Blwoodi Robinson was able to be
back home for a day or two last
week. " He report the rest of the
folks Improving. They , expect to
come back about Christmas.
The sound ot sleignbeUs is becom
ing familiar to the people ot Promise
now.
INSTALLATION BY
MASONS AND STARS
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social hour waa enjoyed with music
and conversation. The following of
ficers were installed:
R. A. M. Officers.
J. 9. WagW, H. P.;
Geo. S. Craig, King;
C. & Funk, Scribe;
Daniel Boyd, Capt. of H.;
C. H. Zurcher, Secy.; s
W, R, Holmes, Treas.;
3. A. Burleigh, P. S.;
W. C. Boatman, R. A. C;
C. O. BUyeu, M. of S V.;
W. T. Bell, m, of J V.;
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Yours for New Year's Bargains
R.$.az. co.
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, D. W. Sheahan, M. of 1 V.;
J. B. Olmsted, Senitinel.
A. F. & A. M. Officers.
D. W. Sheahan, W. M. .
Daniel Boyd, .3. W.;
W. C. Boatman, J. W.
W. F. Savage, Secy.;
W. R. Holmes, Treai.;
C. G. Bilyeu, S. D.;
C. T. HockeLt, J. D.;
S. K. Pace and G. S. Craig, Stew
ards.;
J. A. Burleigh, Tyler.
Eastern 8tar.
EUva L. French, W. M.
Dr. C. T. Hoakett, W. P.
Eula For sy the, A. M.
Mary E. Steel, Sec.
Olios. E. Crow, Treas.
: Amy Olmsted, Cond.
Mrs. C. T. Hoakett, A. C.
Mrs. C. M. Lock wood, Adah.
Mrs. Daniel Eoyd, Rmtih.
Snow V. Heatoa, Esther.
Audrey Combe. Martha.
Mrs. J. B. Olmsted, Electa.
Mrs! W. R. Hoime3, Warder.
Goo. R Craig, Sentinel.
APPENDICITIS.
The public has become so accus
:omed , to hearing from medical
lourcea that extirpation' of the ap
pendix la the iai.lo.ial treatment for
disease of that organ that the ex
pression of a contrary opinion by
hifeh medical authority, will to te
it mildly, occasion great surprise. Yet
this is what Dr. Page, of Boston, has
recently done in no uncertain words.
He is reported by the newspapers of
the country as having said:
"Aa operation for appendicitis
should be called a criminal operation
and as such should be prohibited by
'aw. I have been following the rec
ords of aDpendlclUs operations ever
since the rase for this form of sur
gery fctarted, and I confidently be
lieve that the day is coming when
the people will reiUae that the cut
ting of the appendix is a criminal
operation. After the widely pro
claimed benefits and saving of life
by operations to cut the appendix,
It seems hardly necessary to cite
the long Ust of deaths following the
operation." Herald of Osteopathy.
SUMMONS.
In the dreult Court of the State
of Oregon, for WatJowa County.
Schuyler C. Hlmelvrrlght, Plaintiff,
va.
Albert W. Hodgln and Sarah V. Hod
gin, Defendant .
To Sarah V. Hodgln, one ot the
above named defendants:
In the earns of the State of Ore-
PRE-INVENTORY
REDUCTION SALE
20 Per Cent Off
on any
Suit of Clotlhes
In the store. Don't miss this
Opportunity to Get a Bargain
C. H. ZURCHER
gon : You are hereby required to I demptlon. In and to the real property
appear and answer the complaint
fifed against you in the above en
titled Court and cause, within six
weeks from and after the date of the
first publication of this Summons,
and if you fall so to answer, then
for want thereof yau will be in. de
fault, and the plan tiff will apply to
said Court for the relief prayed for
la said complaint, to-wit, for a Judg
ment and decree of said Court that
plaintiff nave and recover' of and
from the defendants or either of
them, the principal- aura of Fifteen
Hundred Dollars ($1500.00) with In
terest theieou at ihe rate of ten
par cent per annum from the 6lh day
ot December, 1907, until paid, and the
further sum of One Hundred and Flf
ty DoKars (1150.00) as a reasonable
attorney's fee for instituting said
ult according to the terms of the
promissory note and mortgage upon
which saiu Ji.it is brought; that
plaintiff's mortgage set out in hie
complaint, be foreclosed,- and the de
fendants and each of them, and all
quent to the execution thereof, be
barred and foreclosed of aH right,
title, Interest, claim and equity, saw
and' except the statutory right of re-
thereln described, to-wit: SWV4 SE
Section 28 NE SE Section
22 WH SW Section 23 NW
Section 26 IE 14 NEV4 and EH SE
14 Sect loo. 27 NW NEV4 and NSQ
NW14 Section 27 SW SE14
and SB4 SW14 Section 22 ali in
Township 2 South, Range 48, East,
W. M, in Wallows County, Oregon;
that said real, property be sold for
the satisfaction- of the sums adjudged
and decreed- -to plaintiff in this suit
and his costs, and disburse meats and
accruing costs and' expenses; that
plaintiff be permitted to become a
purchaser at such sale; and that he
have such other and further relief
is to the Court may appear agree
ible to equity and good -conscience.
This e amnions Is published In the
A'allowa Chief Lain, a newspaper of.
general circulation pub'Jshed at En
terprise, Wallowa county, Oregon, for
dx consecutive weaks and seven
ssues thereof, by order of Hon. J. .
3. Olmsted, County Judge of Wallowa'
County, Oregon, which order Is mads
persons claiming under then subse-H and dated ihe 27th day elf December,
1909, and ihe date of the first publi
cation! of this summons is December '
30, 1909. D. W. SHEAHAN.
, 19c7 Attorney for Plaintiff.