The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910, April 16, 1910, Saturday Edition, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS RECORD (Twice-a-Week.) Formerly th Wallowa News, estab llBhed March 3. 1899. Published Wednesdays and Satur days at Enterprise, Oregon, by . THE ENTERPRISE PRESS Office East side Court House Square Entered as second-class matter January 2, 1909, at the postoffice at Enterprise, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1S79. Subscription Rates: One year $2, lz months $1, three mouths 50c, one mouth, 20o. On yearly cash-ln-dvance subscriptions a discount of J 5c Is given. SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1910. Taft and the "System." Taft's. method of meeting the situa tion with Aldrlcb lu saddle In the sen ate and Cannon In the bouse may bare significance which does not appear on the surface. Critics are inclined to think that the president Is too easy going; or possibly too wily to war against intrenched power. But be may be a reformer shooting with a long bow. ... Cannon and Aldrlcbnre factors In a system. They are where they tire and what they nre because tbe prople have chosen that it shall be so. Tbe people responsible might plead that they didn't mean it To a mind like Tuft's this argument can have no weight. They should know what they want and know bow to get it Cannon and Al drlcb are representatives regularly cho sen. Tbe president cannot go behind tbe returns and look Into the creden tials of a senator or congressman. If a "system" thwarts the popular will It Is for the electorate to sinusb the sys tem and not ask an overworked execu tive to save them from themselves. ; Reports from the Panama cannl for last month Indicate that our men have been making tbe dirt By while the sun bines In the dry season. Tbe opinion of M. Louis Paulban concerning Americans and the law of the land is not unprintable, but it is unmallabie. Minister Calhoun succeeded in sail ing for Chjua without being recalled a single time. As Roosevelt wait to land until after tbe house bunting season is over, his distinction us the mightiest hunter la safe, t There'll be a "comet bat" of course, and wearers must be going some Id order to keep the tall on the level. One drawback about an early spring Is that few take the signs seriously and get to work. 1 Although Weston has been breaking all walking records on his bike from Los Angeles, to ward New York, he's not timing to be the walking delegate of the nation simply proving the gen eral utility of Shunks' mare. Secretary Balllnger no doubt wel comes the public forgetfuluess of bis own troubles brought about by those of Uncle Joe. ; Some one is surety keeping tabs on Panama cauul progress meanwhile, but with the general public tbe great uu- dortuklug was only a matter of nine ' 1jr''lntpi-wt 1 ampl. Utnt M.deT"Riilsni" kln money f.uit. Writ, tor rnri6ffr??.i"VV.i! How TKX 1AYN' ' ami MWnl FACTORl PRICES !T,,J.ii ? "?h'ln rn,,le 'vsr'" " pmsii to nvs mm rwmuirwtm WW! UU CiCLL Bt ft hKCONl ;Y'V'8'- numlt.tr ntt ha prmpil at pricM nnuimr from uwwnent ct all iW.i 1III1M (M)L9 IIEDGETIiORfl rUE8TB8E-Fn00F Vl 0 0 (H)EIF-HEALIHG TIEES fl JS "filar rtail of ihtulirnit riXT&r-: - " J KO MORE TKOUSLE FSOr.l PUCTSJRES NAILS. trout. 81 liver In b uutaay ruling, roroueind In tht tr to em.-ar. We have liundn ! of lrt trn f rom Kcdcuatomeraataunir that their iirr4l,v.,.n.iuu.. . uponca or twice in a whole aeaaon. They wr-iwS no murei rwai MCiaM m not lot the U-' -,V-' I vv 1 . T. ! ''"fe-Y 9 Utrlho.iMn.1 pain I4 Inst y,-:ir. Y p' : ' . . iysflv'p. 'Tv ' W ,1 rMadrlnalltti.ItlHvcl l? i ' --..-v. t-'7. -T t-' r "''-""T ifrJ ,yduiableaiidltncliiklewiili V v - V ..s I "' y of rubber, wlilrb. ni-r txcomri '"'""if'i'-'fciiiil'r' ' ' jr"-- . ! ! uoruinarr tire, the uunrturerrslatinicquali.lr bciriirclveu . ' jVu 1 I , Pc"!y p";anM l,r'c i , . ,csllB' Frwi iurriti-raii.iiioirrrmir,brt lor 7, ,V ll""Pu" wcaremaainr a-cial luclory the rider oTonly .So p pair. All ordera abiprmf wiii allow a " P." pot mtTafactory .a ,x.m.n.,ln Ve Vr. r' We want y."u to tend u. tria order '. IF YOU NEED TIRES l ".ki", Prt until yon aend for a pair of t.rKt""r iptv.l d irUlM A L CEED CYCLE COHPflliV, CUICflCO. IlL '.Fairbanks as a. Peace Prophet. Former Vice President Fairbanks promptly held up to ridicule tbe au thors of war rumors w ben he returned from bis globe- encircling tour. Thu Jingoes who advance these rumors, br says, are neither wise nor patriotic. Referring particularly to Japan and this country. Mr. Fairbanks sees not a cloud upon tbe horizon between these two nations.. The people of this country are well aware that there Is no ill will here against Japan. For the trutb abour Japan's attitude we must look to cool and observant Americans who have first bund knowledge of tbe situation In the far east Japan's own protest of friendliness may or may not be sin cere. But the facts cannot well be dis guised with tbe door of travel open and capable minds reading the signs of tbe times on the spot A cltizon of Wallowa haa proposed to the editor of the Sum that a five mill tax bo levied . as a bonus to lie paid to manufacturing enter prises, located In that town. The Canadians beat that with the exemp tion of such enterprises fronr taxa tion on buildings and machinery. If we were not restricted by the tax- dodgers' constitution of dome city or county could Canuck plan. Oregon, try the Tbe carefulness with wblcb a Jtus slan countess employed as a servant Ir New York long concealed her Identity will be accepted as prima facie evi dence of the genuineness of ber rank A new French law prohibits aero planes from sailing over towns with out permission from the council. Thl? muse involve trie creation or a new town official, "the man blgber .up." The main thing in the way of that Bourbon duke who wants to be king of France Is that there, is no Frunce wanting a king just now Pittsburg grew restive when Phila delphia hogged tbe limelight with a car strike and Just bud to get up an other graft sensation. There Li no more reason to fight Ja pan for tbe control of the Pacific than tbero I to fight England for the con trol of the Atlnntlc. If that Frenchman Paulban doesn't like these attachments of his outfit undur American laws be has only to keep ou flying.. , Ex-Vice President Fairbanks upheld the true national dignity abroad quite as well as the next one. At last Carnegie has struck tbe royal toad to poverty. He will finance a big dully newspaper. Many of the aeroplanes are now tak ing the sir in court, a sort of second ary tryout. Mr. Norris of Nebraska has suc ceeded In winning the bubble reputa tion at the Cannon's mouth. Roosevelt will "hit the line hard." People not rendy for the shock should bnul In their lines. Ilnlley's comet will easily take rank as the moving picture seen by the most people. " IN EACH TOWN and district to KcJfl. fZS It J if-f? T "lhibll fu)l V... ... " j"I ""J. "nrwur are - " in advance'. ,SVw;iJ..5 Wcthlp .ie ui nicyi-le and ClUrt If. 111. ir "j10. "", wlarly hanllo tiKmi band McvcIm. but a. LXZ. ,. "VV? a. fu, mum and tati- Kottce the thkk rnbbvr tread "A" antt puiiotiir atrtpa " and II, alw rim atrip n ti prorent rim uttiii;. This tire will niillaat any other rnrtke-SOKr, KLAallO awl t.VSW K1U1.NU. an uu the 1 price tr me il - kT.Z."" 'Ji'Zl TJ"?'.?."1 lv "lr. 1 m . 1 , inm amTirej. wtu nrn nn Made It Clear. Jim had never learned to read by the ordins ry methods the face of tbe old eight . day clock. It pleased his long time iuployer. however, to ask him tbe hour and hear bis answers.; Jim. w bat time does tbe old clock say?" he asked one evening when be bad caller t. "Step In tbe hnll and see." Jim was gone several minutes, but returned with a beaming face. "Ah Ah waited Jes' a minute to see wbiclfd get ahead, de sho't one or de long ane." be said. "Wen 1 went out dey was bofe on de lef han' wind ing place, sab. But de long one, she clip it up good an' Hbely w'en she see me watching out, an' now she's 'bout a inch ahead. Bah." Youth's Companion. Prompt relief in. all cases of throat and lung trouble If you use Cham berlaln'g Cough Remedy. Pleasant to take, soothing and healing in, ef An Arctio Bill of Fare. The Eskimos at borne in their na tive frozen wilds do not believe lu cooking. Their niet. be it seal, fish, venison, trout, salmon, whale blubber or codfish, they devour In Its natural raw state and with tbe same gusto with which tbe average small boy tackles a watermelon. As for bread and vegetables, they have none of them. They set tbelr seal oil lamps going, suspend a soap stone dlsb filled with snow over It, and with the water thus obtained tbey mix an equal quantity of molasses procured from tbe Hudson Bay com pany. That they drink and are happy. That Is tbe sum total of an arctic cui sine. West minster Gazette. feet. Sold by all dealers. Diarrhoea should be cured with out loss of time by a medicine which like Chamberlain's . Colic, Cholera ind Diarrhoea Remedy not only cures' promptly but produces no un pleasant after effects, It never falls and Is pleasant and safe to take. 3old by all druggists. A Considerate Composer. It is not always the great conductor that shines uu a composer, though un-. fortunately be often labors under the iViislop, that such Is the case. On one occasion Hans Rk-bter was present at A concert given by a brother composer at which the latter performed a long and not particularly Interesting work of bis owu. When the composition came to an end Rlchter expressed his criticism In a very few words. "Well,' be said. "I, too, huf written composi tions to njnke a pile so high." ralsiin-, his hand three feet from the ground, "but I haf burned them!" Every family and' especially those who reside in the country should be provided at all times wth a bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment. There Is no telling whea It may be want, ed in case of accident or emergency. It is most excellent In all cases of rheumatism, sprahis and bruises. Sold by all dealers. A Slight Mistake. ' An engagement between a handsome young Philadelphia woman and an im pecunious young man about town was suspended several weeks recently be cause of a slight mistake by a boy in the florist shop where the young man was in the. habit of buying blooms for bis prospective bride. Being in a hur ry one morning, tbe youug man hasti ly penciled two cards to tbe florist One was a brief compliment to bis sweetheart to go with the flowers, and the other was directed to tbe florist. It read, "Do the best you can for 75 cents." The mistake occurred when this card was attached to the flowers. Philadel phia Times. Your tongue is coated. Your breath l foul. Headaches come and go. These symptoms show that your stomach is the trouble. To remove the cause is the first thing, and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to take and most effective. Sold by all dealers. Won Hie Opponent. In 1717 Mr. John Brown was Invited to become tte pastor of a church at tiinghaui. Tbere was but one oppo-' nent to bis settlement a man wuoin Mr. Brown wou over by a stroke of good humor. He asked for tbe groiiuds of bis opposition. "I like your person and your manuer." was the reply, "but your preaching, sir, I disapprove." "Then." said Mr. Brown, "we are agreed. 1 do not like my preaching very well myself, but bow great a fo ly it Is for you and me to aet up our opinion agttuist that of tbe whole nur- Ian TK. a . w uiv.b vi mis reasoning a.p pealed to the man. and be at once with drew his obJectloos.-London Satur day Review. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets assist nature in driving all Impurities out of the system, insur ing a free and regular condition and restoring the organs of the body to health and strength. Sold by all dealers. Bright Booksellers Stepping into a large bookshop tn Stratfortl-ou-Avon one morning, I In quired of the saleswoman. "Have you a copy of I'epys' 'Diary T- Instantly came the reply: "Our supply of diaries has not yet been received.'-Llpplncotfs. The Swiss climbing season of 1909 will long be remembered as a black year for accidents. At least 150 climb ers were killed outright or. died from the effects of the Injuries they sus tained in the mountains. Cork cut into very thin sheets and chemically treated to remove all resin ous matter Is being used in France for bats, shoes and waterproof gar ments, In tbe last Instance textile ma terials being coated with It. . Tbe failure of tbe experiment of hir ing Japanese laborers on the 'coffee plantations In Brazil is explained as being due to the unwillingness of Brazilian planters to allow the Japa nese luborers to adapt their own sys tems of work to tbe Industry In w bich they are engaged. Paris is having much trouble with the moving picture craze, and the cam era operators now even Invade tbe cemeteries, when the funeral of some well known person Is being held. The government had to forbid tbe photon- rapbers from attending executions, as they wanted to even make films of these. For many years the Mexican dollar was current at and In the vicinity of me t-uinese coast aad river ports, but now cuinese dollars are coined at the provincial mints at Tientsin. Nanking. Wuchang, Hunkow, Canton and else where, but the mintage of one province is only accepted at a discount in an other province. The Women's Industrial and Educa tional union of Boston has started the work of Introducing the system of savings bank, life Insurance and old age aunuitles among the settlements In and near Boston. The plan Is to instruct a class made up of represent atives of co-operative social settle ments in savings insurance. The 100,000 British residents of Ar gentina have decided to erect a memo rial clock tower on some nrominpnr site in Buenos Aires In 1010 to mark the first centenary of Argentine Inde pendence. A monument will be erect ed by the Spanish community In Ar gentina, while, the French. Italian and oiner roretgn elements have similar plans on foot W. B. APPLEGATE. Notary Public . uoiiecuons made. Real . Estate bought and. sold and all business n . ... i . uiaitcis auieuaea to. uail on or write me. PARADISE. OREGON. United States Land Notices NOTICE FORI PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. united state Land Office. La Grande, Oregon, April 9, 1910. '. Notice 19 hereby given. That ,the State of Oregon, haa this, dayi filed' In this office to application to se lect undr the provisional of tbe act of Congress of August 14, 1848, and til Acts supplementary and amend atory thereto, the S E. -S. W. Ya sec. ZI, S. W. S. W. Sec. 21, S. E. S. E. Sec. 20, N. E N. E. N. E. Ml S. E Va.. S. E. 1 Itf W 1 A O 1 o Tn i 74 a 74 uu q, at, 74 o, Hi, 74 Sec. ,29. Tp. 1 S. R. 46 E. Serial No, 07870. " Any and all persons claiming ad versely the lands described or de siring to object to the mineral' char acter of the land, or for any other reason, to the disposal to the appli cant should file their affidavits or protest to this office at any time prior to tie approval or certifica tion of said selection by the Hon orable Commissioner of the General Land Office. 35c6 F. C. Bramwell, Register. Legal Advertisements NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. In i tbe matter of the Estate of L. J. Rouse, deceased. Notice Is hereby ' given that the undersigned, Administrator of the -es tate of L. J. Roase, deceased, has tiled In. the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Wallowa Coun ty, 'hie final account as. such admin istrator, and that Monday, the 25th day of April, A. D., 1910, at the hour of tea o'clock, In the foreuoon of said day, at the Court House, In Enterprise, Oregon, has been fixed by said Court as the time for hear ing of objections to said report, and the settlement thereof. Dated, Enterprise, Oregon, March 23, 1910. i First published, March 26, 1910. BENJAMIN T. LONG, . Administrator. Thos. M. Dill. Attorney for Admlnis- tra'or. , 9ia3 All Who Love Little One3 will prorido purest of the pure in - Candy Leuk tor tb SmI of Purit? , Patamin Ik ''Modem Dtaltr . -IMan Cwfcctiannr C., Mtra., rVttaad, 0nr J 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 maKe the customer's rela tion with this banK satisfactory and mA-iIa it : j i i ii j. f nsiuv, 11 Will UUJ CAvLllCUl, facilities, this hnnlf Tin fc trip nrlvnntricyp nf 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. fN I 1 in. t i tv WKpwers and farmers National Bank Wallowa, Oregon What Can You Expect? What can you expect your business to amount to' withe ut a Telephone? Do you . suppose a customer will lose timerunning after you when you can call your compet itor by 'phone? Home Independent Telephone Co. J. D. WALCK Real Estate Dealer NOTARY PUBLIC Mitchell Hotel Block N JOSEPH, OREGON MAIL, AND PASSENGER STAGE LINE - v Wallowa. Appleton. Flora to Paradise, MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS; and ; ' From Paradise, Flora and Appleton to Wallowa, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS Good accommodations, courteous treatment and reasonable rates Leaves Wallowa at 6 a. m. , . . t . . E. W. SOUTHWICK, Proprietor.. SUMMONS. lu tlio Circui'. Court of the State of Oregon, for Wallowa County. Max Gumerman. Plaintiff. vs. Helena J. C Gumerman, Defendant. To Helena J. C. Gumerman. the above-named defendant:' In the name of the State of Ore- jon, You are hereby commanded and squired to appear and answer or Hherwise plead to the complaint Sled 'against you in the above en titled Court and tause on or before he expiration of six weeks from he date of the first publication of his Summons, which date of first publication Is Thursday, March 17, 1910. and if you fall to TJDear and inswer or otherwise plead within thru , time, for -want thereof, the plaln'tlf will apply to the above en- itledi Court for the relief prayed for In hie said complaint, which re lief is for a decree of absolute di vorce from the defendant upon the grounds of desertion, and for such other relief as to tho Court shall seem equitable. You will further take notice that his summons Is served upon you by publication In the Wallowa Chief tain, a weekly newspaper published it Enterprise, Wallowa County, Ore gon, for the full period of six con secutive weeks, commencing with che Issue' of March 17, 1910, pursu ant to an order of the Honorable J. B. Olmsted, County Judge of Wal lowa County, Orgeon, made and en tered on the 15th day of March, 1910. . BUREIGH & BOYD, S0o'7 Attorneys for Plaintiff. NOTICE OF FILING FINAL AC COUNT. (n the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Wal lowa. - In the matter of the Estate of Sam uel James- Dorranca, Deceased. Notice ia hereby Given: That W. Cf Dorrance. the administrator of the estate of Samuel James Dorrance. i !P p ii nam i pi urnif nm to yjf'ty-' : .Li.., juvUusQau for every use. Cut generous ly full. Two hip pockets. Felled seams. Continuous fly. ivUtailtleilcn. MURPHY, GRANT & CO. - Manufacturers SnFrnrisa . . (lEfiraii . deceased, has rendered and present ed for final settlement and filed In said court his final account of his administration of said estate, to gether with his report and petition for final distribution, and that Mon day, the 9th day of May, A. D,'' 1910, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon 3t said day, at the court room of said court at the court house la Enterprise, in said county, has been fixed and appointed as the time and place for the setttlement of said account and the hearing of ob jections thereto by any person in terested in said, estate. Notice Is further given: That said account is for final settlement, and the said estate is ready for distri bution, and on confirmation of said final account final distribution of said estate will be immediately had. Tlrat issue, March 24, 1910 ' j 31c5 V. C. DORRANCE." " Administrator of the estate of Sam uel James Dorrance, deceased. VHE GOOD TOBACCO SHOP IS HOMAN'3 If You Prefer the Best Brands of Cigars or SmoKing Tobacco you can always pet what you want here. Fine line of' PIPES The same is true of all our . Slock. Come in and see. PRENTISS HOMAN'S Next Door to Bank v Enterprise, - - Oregon