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About The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1910)
7 mmWmigmssSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSB. II. I " , ENTERPRISE AND WALLOWA COUNTY. Enterprise is the grow ing, lively county seat of Wallowa county. It is centrally situated in the county. It will draw from the vast land and stocK and general agricultural and mineral resources ; of the county, sufficiently to become eventually a big inland county seat. It is a city of generous, busy hustlers. It is rapidly building up with stone buildings. In time it will be Known as the "Stone City. Millions of the best building stone, soft and free from lime and hardening on exposure, lie within half a dozen miles of Enterprise. There is water power enough flowing right through the center of the city to run all the spin dles and wheels of a great manufacturing center. Enterprise is surrounded by as fine wheat land as lies out of doors. It draws from some of the best fruit land in America. " ' When you come west, come to Enterprise and I00K Wallowa county over on the 0. R. a n. rail road from La Grande. Henry Clay's Eloquence. It was tbe reran rk of a distinguished senator tliut Henry Clays eloquence was absolutely intuuglble to delinea tion, that the most labored description, could not embrace It and (hat lo be understood it must be seeo uud felt. He was an orator by .nature. His eagle eye burned with patriotic ardor or flashed indignation and denance upon his foes or was suffused with tears of commiseration or of pity, and it was because he felt that he made others feel. A gentleman after hearing one of his magnificent efforts in the senate thus described him: "Every muscle of the orator's face was at work. His whole body seemed agitated, as If each part was iiiritlwt with a separate life, and his small, white hand, with its blue veins apparently distended al most to bur'stiug. moved gracefully, but with all the energy of rapid and vehement gesture. The appearance of the speaker seemed lhat of a pure1 In tellect wrought up to its mightiest en ergies and brightly shining through the tbiu and transparent veil of flesh that Invested it."-St Louis Republic. NEWS PARAGRAPHS FROM OTHER CITIES IN OREGON 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 bantt satisfactory and profitable. 11 Aside from our excellent facilities, this bank has the advantage of 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. : ' Stodpwm anil Farmers National Bank Wallowa, Oregon mss What Can You Expect? What can you expect .your business to amount to withe ut a Telephone? Do you suppose acusttmer will lose time running after you when you can call your compet itor by 'phone? Home Independent Telephone Co. Cleanliness In Persia. The rerxlnn spends hours In the "hammauiH" (Turkish batbsi. which are very handsome buildings decorated with tiles and embellished with nu merous exhortations as to the value of cleanliness. The smallest village in Persia has its "bamniam" and bathing is almost a religious function. When the hot room and massage are finished the Persian is shaved,, and the whole toD of his head Is likewise shaved. though the hair over the ears is left and allowed to grow down to the neck. This strange coiffure Uns a religious meaulug, for the two locks on each side of the head nre meant for the an gel of death to hold when he carries the believer to paradise. A.1I Persians dye their hair with a mixture of henna and vesmeh. and the hair dyeing Is the last part of the bath, but tea and smoking are Indulged In afterward, and the frequenters of the "hammains" find them very pleasant lounging places. Chicago Journal. A Whale's Breathing. An eminent naturalist says concern lug the breathing apparatus of the whale: "The windpipe does not com municate with the mouth. A hole Is, us It were, bored right through the back of the head. Engineers would do well to copy the action of the valve of the whale's blowhole. A more per fect piece of structure It Is Impossible Day and night, asleep or HOOD RIVER In a fire here three building were destroyed with theii contents, entailing a . total . loss ol 6000. . KLAMATH FALLS A deed was filed with the County Clerk transfer ring the famous Harriman property known as Pelican Bay Lodge to the Southern Pacific Company. MILTON The annual strawberry festival will be held June 3. In con Junction with the Milton Strawberry day exercises the Farmers' Union ol Umatilla County will hold the annual picnic. MARSHFIELD It Is reported thai the sale of the Oregon Coal Naviga Hon Company property, consisting ol over 3000 acres of land, the Llbby mine and the steamer M. F. Plant, Has practically been cloBed. ' JLAKEVIEW The Louis W. Hlli party, now touring Central Oregon, made haste for 80 miles of Its journey to save the life of Mrs. George Oibbs. wife of a rancher in an Isolated sec tion north of Warner Lake, who wai bitten by a rattlesnake. HILLSBORO Mrs! Ernest W. Foord took carbolic acid in an attempt tc commit suicide In the presence of net husband. Dr. F. A. Bailey was sum moned and administered alcohol and saved the woman's life, although hei condition is still critical. MARSHFIELD The county com missloners have decided that all pris oners In the county Jail must work on the county roads. The men will be required to put in eight hours a day under the same plan as is carried out In other counties. ' OAKLAND The Odd Fellows' new temple will be dedicated June 2, on which date' a fair will be opened, tc run three days. An Odd Fellows' Fall Association-has been organized to carry on the work of arranging the fair. ST. HELENS The grand Jury foi Columbia County was discharged after returning three true bills and. recom mending that the books of county of ficers be experted. The trial of the State vs. J. Kandall Blakesley, owing to an accident to the mother of C. W Fulton, who will appear for the de- life X 4tift&m SZolUie XZkap CLOTHES Branotace K."ci & to luinelne. awake, the whale works, its breathing nnnnpntiid In Hui-h a manner that not a drop of water ever gets down into fense, will not take place until the the limes. Again, tbe whale must of last of June. aiiianiuuunuiinuniuiiiiniinuuinHUii The City Planing Mill W. F. RANKIN, Proprietor ENTERPRISE, OREGON. Carries a complete stock of rough and dressed lumber. ' Aline of standard mouldings always in stock. Satisfactory Mill WorK a Specialty Five per eent dlaoount for oath. All accounts balanced at expiration ef 30 days and Battled by oaah op not. S iiiiiEiiiiniiniiinnin HMHHHinHsiiiiiHMtin' ml i ..J a Fit . 11 Ul w"' i IN EACH TOWN and dlatrlct to ride and inhibit a riAiiTED-A niosn aqeeit . mpULtt Modtftonpwr1 bicycla lurnlihed by ui. Our agents overywhertart 8aj; ..j ttllllk thU Is the most proveoiyourUnrct WeiMp precious of them all. tSoott was writ- BUk ins money mil. rr rut jar mu rartnrmmr mmm Jj necessity stay a much longer penpa under water than seals. This alone might possibly drown lilm. as the lungs cannot have access to iresn air. We find lhat Ibis difficulty nas Deen anticipated and obviated by a peculiar reservoir In (he venous system, wnun reservoir Is situated at the back of the lungs." li th Universe Running Down? It Is absolutely certain that the ma chinery of the solar system Is ruuulug down. The earth, with its mass of three thousand trillion tons, moving through space a thousand times faster than the express train goes. Is being retarded by the friction of the atmos phere and tides to the extent that It loses about an hour lo 10.000 years, a very slow process. It would seem, but one that will inevitably bring the earth to a standstill ultimately. Ana what Is true of the earth is true of all the worlds and suns. Sir Isnac-Newton maintained that the motions of all bodies In space suffer retardation and that their velocity Is steadily becom ing less and will finally cease. Solar systems, like everything else, have their time to be born and their Ume to die. New York American. , How Scott Bore Adveriity. Once when I was staying with Mr. Rubktu he took delight In showing me his Scott manuscripts. He took down Woodstock" from the shelf, and, turn ing the leaves over slowly and loving Id aiivone. anywhere allow TJCM 1AsV iJ? .1.. I t U . in aitmnr. A.V r(4i. I HER TRIAL, diulnc winch lima vou may ride the bicycle and nut It to en teat you wiait. li you are men not penecuy kuihiicd or uo uu. rMnn DDirr We lumiah the hinhcai trade burden it ia poaiibla to make (HUlvu i oivh at one email prom above actual lactory con. iou b r a iiJ.lUmn'v nmhta bv huvin direct oi ua and have tbe manufacturer a guar. ntie bebTnd your bicycle. fro JIOT IIIIY a bicycle or a pair of tirea from aru mt y e-kf uiuil you receive our catalovuca and leurn our uuheara ot Jtuuty jrin and rwrM ttci4 tfftrt tu rllor Mgunta. YCH KILL BE ASTCalSnLli ;,"V: ',"r r,h tf, ,h. T-Xwiv r aWrrwcan make you tbia year. V.'e ell the histiest tirade bicicltjlorletamuney inan any miirr isiiurri mi wiKiim ..-i. v.w - . . ttivciH iKA.i.itiui. vou ran ecu our oicywiea iuhw youi- uu mn .. prices. Urdera nlled tba rliy received. TviW?ClMli!il1lli& you can our bieydea uihUt your own ttaiu pi CONUUAMU m(JCL.K8y. W do nut n havtt a nambor on tuna takD In trndQ nv our o to or 0tu, t prices runginff froti Thrly handlt second timl bicycles, but hicaro rt:iiil sure. Thcss w clear Owl AAlWD Attiltfr ii5l wnsHiuu impurieu ruiwr rimiin imi yvwwi vui ." i VUHl&s-DwlHIWbtv OLiuipaMtcl ol aU UckU St hAif tto uni rlm rtw, irm :Ec:ni:c3ii PuI.ctbbe-p.ioof m m I- r-MIMA TinrA SAMPLE PAIR MM " J T renlar rHail trict iJum lira it t-1 SO jitr fair, kni to intmlim trt will nlltimmiaattUpairtorf.KMukilkvrltrt4JS. KO KOSETfiSwSLE FCCU PCSSTItaES N.IIL8, Taeke or Oliue wUl not let the mim M1,a aii.iw iHimutiii rtaire aold laM Tr. Over two hundred Uiouaaad ilre bow ia dm nrmnmivrtamm Made- In alt alae. It la lhrrlr ...t..u.i.tiw Mrvduiahleand lined Inaidewith . 1 1 M...iTM n niklwr. WfliL-H ISVcr bMeMfi poioua and which cor up email tuactura without ellow. Iur the air to escape. We iv hundred ol letter Iroinanua fci5cuatomitiuthltheirttrahaTonlybeipunp vacHiccortwtreina wboteaeaaou. They wet-hnoniortlhart nordinary Ur, the Buuctur reatatinuqualitiej being a;ive tv aeveral lavn of thin, apeciully prepared fabric oa the) A SAMPLE PAIR Mil IQWUtaDUQCOMLT f'.JU if i 1 r...AN;y,,,..v.55?i Kotloo trio thick rnbhor trul -A" una nuuoturo sitiim n inrf ata." l.n rlin ncrfu wit to provont rim outtln. Thll tiro will outlaet mny other nike-Mirr, taJuxiv ut ia rpcelyed. We ahlo C. O. T. on av nccnt until you nave examineq inu iounu hkih hi-.it V will nllow eaf ttlaoount of per orut (thereby maktna; the pric . per pniri u etid t'liLi. HASH Willi BHUIn auri enclose tin u-nJIne ua an order ai the lnea nut, b returned a T I . 1 .f - . n-.r,..H MliaKI .flit MliMI tSTTHXZiZriZuZ l ttaT.. wtll rid, eaaier. run IW. lni? this book when tbe news of his niln came uion him. He was bdoui here, where I have opened It. Do you see the beautiful handwriting? Now look as I turn over the pages toward the end. Is the writing one Jot less beautiful? Are there more erasures than before? That assuredly shows bow a tnan can and should bear ad versity ."London Graphic. Failed to Catch the Tun. A professor lu an old Pennsylvania college was conducting a review m Latin. Of a sleepy looking youth he asked the question. "What construc tion is that at the top of page UT' "I don't know," was the prompt re ply. "Why notT' thundered tbe professor. "I have been harping on that construc tion all terra." 'I kuow you have, professor," was the soft reply, "but I haven't caught the tune yet." . Th. wm-'mnimw hHm nitlieM tirea ta tA. VI TOT Hair. but fur d ertlainpurpuMWrmakliiBai-iaUnctoryprkto tlw rider ol only U Per P'. " otder ahiped aaine day letter ni-i.rcrral. You do not pay cent until you have examined and l-u . . ... f I . . . -a M ...4 I . l.-r.lu Miakllie I nd t'liLi. HASH Willi OHUtift and encloM thia dvertiaeoiettt. You run no tik in 1, 1 1 " . . . w. ....nt . i ,11 ba ..,iaa if for any reaaon thev r L!aiUlUBT U unKT " - ,iv " - lltmj . . . . . y . . . reuaDic ana ruoncy wm w u mm mn - I ini ) lh will ride etuier. run faster. wear betlOT, laet lonerr and look finer than ny lire you h ver uaeu or aerjt a any I" I ow that yon wilt be a well pleased thai whan you want n oicrcie wmu n u. v.. u-a want wow la at-nd ua n trial cutler at once, nencw inia reiuai su, . if ycu r:: the pedal introducti Embarraiting Question. Tollce Justices-Have you any way of making a living? Vagraut-l hev y'r honor. I klu make brooms. Tolice Justice) You can? Where did you learu that trade? Vagraut-I decllue to answer, your honor. Home Herald. OREGON CITY The Commercial Club has named a committee to make an investigation of the proposition to construct an armory at Oregon City. There Is money lying Idle In the state treasury for the construction of ar morles, and the state will give $10,00C or more to any city with a company ol National Guardsmen that will raise a similar amount. KLAMATH FALLS Work looking toward the reclaiming of what li known as the Klamath Marsh, on tht Klamath Indian Reservation, In the Fort Klamath country, 35 miles north east of here, has been taken up again by the Government officials and It la said will be prosecuted this Summer. This will put 25,000 acres of the best tillable land in the country under Ir rigation. FOREST GROVE! Farmers north of town are plowing their wheat crop because the Hessian fly, or an Insect resembling it, Is working at the roots of the plant The wheat looks thriv ing, green and healthy, but where it emerges from the ground the plant it slightly yellow. In pulling the wheat out of the grpund two or three bugs are seen gnawing at the tender stem, BAKER CITY Judge Smith hand ed down a decision in the case of the Baker Mutual Irrigation Company against Baker City, making perpetual the Injunction restraining the cfty from interfering in any way with tht ditches of the company, and ordering the city , to remove the obstructions which have been placed on First street by the construction of a storm sewer, and giving the ditch company a vested property right - PORTLAND If the majority of the voters of Oregon cast their ballots for a proposed amendment to the consti tution end for a proposed law to pro hibit the manufacture, shipment, tale and gift of Intoxicating liquors, every brewery and saloon In the state will be put out of commission July 1. 191L The campaign to make Oregon "dry"in i. s-rnwina- hotter everv day. It orom- U ises to ne an imporiam issue ia uw political battle.,, which will end No vember S when the voters cast their ballots. PORTLANDOregon Representa tives have Introduced a bill authoris ing the Secretary of the Treasury to ail i.nr.alrt r'almi for services' cure ' - -" - m of volnnteerB who rendered service in 1 ll" HEREVER you happen' to see a group of young N fellows you are most certain to nna tnem wearing clothes of rare style and individuality. We don't claim that these clothes are always of an exceptional quality, but we do claim that young men affect certain features which otder people don't. In "College Chap Clothes" we have been fortunate enough to find a quality which is not by any means expensive, and features which are strikingly young though not too young, . for men who , wish to reiain'their youthful appearance. The Normandie, The Norfolk1, the College -Chap and the College Chap, Jr. are four styles of young men's garments. They ars classed under the name of. "Col lege Chap Clothes." They area branch of "Modern Clothes," made by Brandegee, Kincaid & Co., 'tailor shops at Utica. , If you are particularly sensitive to style you had better make it your business to call at our shop and inspect these garments. You may rest assured of good treat- ' ment at the hands of skilled salesmen. Enterprise Mercantile & Milling Company REAL ESTATE FIRM Payne & Sheets ENTERPRISE, OREGON. We handle r.anches and City Pro perty. ? We ecu exchange your land for city property, or visa-versa. We have ome fin residence lota for sale. ' jjj We sell Busl net a Lota. Make Loana on Land. 5 Writ Your Insurance,' 5 Call and see ua when- In' town. Office In Lltch Building. Enterprise, Oregon. AH New and Modern Throughout FINEST ROOMS IN THE CITY Rates 50c to $1.50 THE SAVOY Cor. Jefferson Ave. and Elm St. LaGr&nde, Oregon D. C. BRICH0UX, PROPRIETOR Hot and Cold Water. Steam Heat and Electric - lights in Every Room. v C3d EZ2 H3 C3 C3 C3 D D D THE ENTERPRISE PRESS 1 t wan. jrwi w ana siaim. -v ".-, n. ..... "-"Lr" t . .lr nf 1 ,Va J, mmmj Hclcethorq Pimrture-ITool lire on approval and trial at iuctorr trrlre quoted ahorei or writ tor our hi I l ire and Sundry Catalogue wnicb . ' i . i i . i a x. i i. i tiM. .hi k.u ih uuui snm. Ocecnoaa ana quo. ... ". " ' "-L".-, Vai v I M L inTnimxa a kMi mmt-.'W lre iW out vrriie ua a postal lonny. ai. r.-"' - - - .11. CD fm3T lAeT or a pair ol tirea from a.yone ontil you know thr new and wonderful oiler we are naktog. It only cuau a pxwul to lcro ererythm. Writ It MW. Order All tha Time. First Commercial Yes, I am Jivrt back from a three mouths' trip on ti road. 8econd Commercial tiot many orders, old man? First Commercial- Ton bet! I took my wife with rue! the Cayuse Indian War in Oregon lu 1847 and 1848, at the same ratea as paid to those whose claims have al ready heen settled, and when the wm claims have been settled the amount J m . Via rfi.A lfc Attf.lt Inittvlrllinl i IOUUU lu jfej case shall he certified to Congress, y for an appropriation to pay It In thej same manner as la now don tn claims ' H fr nav tor iervlct la all other ln-J T T : Is prepared to do the best of HIGH CLASS JOB WORK Let Us Show You ? Advertise in the News Record and the Chieftain and see your profits grow. D 0 Q D D Q D G 0 J. L E23 CYCLE C::.:?MYf' CIHC?.C3, IIL Make each day a critk oa tbe last-rope. dlan wars. Id
