The news=record., June 15, 1910, Wednesday Edition, Image 4

"It cured roe," or "It saved the
life of my child," are the expres
sions you hear every day about
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, tad Di
arrhoea Remedy. This is true the
,world over where this valuable rem
edy has been Introduced. No other
medicine In use for diarrhoea; or
bowel complaints has received such -
general approval. The secret of the
siHcess of Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy is that
it cures. Soldi by all druggists.
Multitudinous Details.
"I suppose life in the suburbs re
quires attention to nitiuy details."
"Yes," replied Mr. Crossiots. "I have
often annoyed my wife terribly by for
getting to take down this 'For Sale'
Blgu when we bud invited company."
Washington Star.
If you are not satisfied after us
ing according to directions two
thirds of a bottle ot Chamberlain's
Sumach and Liver Tablets, you can
have your money back. The tablets
cleanse and Invigorate the stom
ach. Improve the digestion, regulate
t't bowels. Give them a trial and
go- well.' Sold by all dealers.
Blessings Born of Sorrows.
Said the poet Goethe. "I never
bad an affliction which did not
turn into a poem." No doubt the
best music and poetry In nil lit
erature bad a like origin, if we
could only know its whole story.
It Is universally true that poets
"learn in suffering what they
teach In song." Nothing really
.worth while in life's lessons
comes easily and without puiu
and cost.
I
Lame shoulder' is almost invarl
allj' caused by rheumatism of the
nit teles and yields quickly to the
tree application of Chamberlain's
liniment. This liniment to; not only
prompt and effectual but is no way
..laagreeable to use. Sold by all
druggists,
Man Drops Sixty Feet and Lives.
HOOD RIVER. A party ot visitors
at the Devil's ' Punch Bowl, on the
East Fork of Hood river, were horri
fied to see a man fall from the cliff
60 feet above and plunge Into the Icy
pool. The victim of the accident
proved to be Roy Blagg, a resident of
the valley, who, on coming to the
mirfann nf the whlrllnsr wnter hv
heroio efforts managed to reach some
stones above the. falls, where he was
rescued by the spectators.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will brace up the nerves,
banish . sick headache, prevent des
pondency and Invigorate the whole
system. Sold by all druggists.
We, do (Unrt-olaM ' Job work.
To the Citizens of
It is our purpose to handle any business
entrusted to us in such a fair and liberal
manner as to maHe 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 ot
stockholders. It is also a State Deposi
tory. If you are not a customer we
invite you to become one.
Stodirowcrs and Farmers National Bank '.
Wallowa, Oregon
What Can You Expect?
What can you expect your business to
amount to withe tit a Telephone? Do you '
suppose acustcmer will lose time running
. " after you when you can call your compet
itor by 'phone?
Home Independent Telephone Co.
iiiiiuiuiiuuiuiniuiiiiiijiHnnBiiiuimui,
The City Planing' Mill
W. F. RANKIN, Proprietor
ENTERPRISE, OREGON.
Carries a complete' stock of rough and dressed
lumber. ' ,
. .... A line of standard mouldings always in stock.
Satisfactory Mill WorK a Specialty
Flv par otnt discount for cash. All account. balanoe.
at expiration of SO days and aattlad by caah ar not.
EMM
,l Environment. -
I We are eltht-r raised or low--':
ered by our associations. Mnn
i ners, temper, intellect and mor
als ore all directly influenced by
j our surroundings, apd those who
choose friends of an inferior
' taste, whether of mind, of man-
ners, of morals or of conduct,
fall to the level of tbeta choice.
Divert His Mind,
now rapidly a man loses all Inter
est in polities when be shuts the door
on bis own thumb!
- Scared Into Sound Health.
Mr. B. F. Kelley, Springfield. 111.,
writes: ('A year ago I began to be
troubled with my kidneys and Wad-
der, which grew worse until be
came alarmed at my condition. I suf
fered also ,with dull heavy head
aches and the action, of my bladder
was annoying and painful. I read
of Foley's Kidney Pills and after
taking them a few weeks the head
aches left me, the action of my
bladder was again normal, and I
was free of aid distress." At Bur
naugh at Mayfleld's.
The Human Mind, i I
The body ceases to grow in a
few years, but the miud, if we
will permit it. may grow as long
as life lasts. Sir John Lubbock. !
What a Summer Cold Msy: Do.
A summer cold If neglected Is Just
as apt to develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season.
Don't neglect It. Take Foley's Hon
ey and Tar promptly. It loosens
the cough, soothe and heals the ln
flammed air passages, and expels the
cold from the system.". Burnaugh
& Mayfleld's.
A Lobster.
"Jumes," suld a matronly woman to
her son, who was a college student, "1
can gout-rally get a pretty good idea
of what the slang words you use
mean, but I confess I do not under
stand whut you mean by calling a man
a 'lobster.' What is a man who is a
lobster V"
"Well, mother," he replied, "he's a
fellow who never blushes unless he
fets into hot water.".
The Conservation of Nature's Re
sources, Applies as wejl to our physical
state aa to material things, C. J.
udlong, Washington, R. I., realiz
ed his condition and took warning
before It was too late. He says:
"I suffered severely from kidney
trouble, the disease being heredi
tary in our family. I have taken
four bottles of Foley's Kidney Rem
edy, and now consider myself thor
oughly cured. This should, be a
warning to all not to neglect taking
Foley's Kidney Remedy until it Is
too late." Burnaugh & Mayfleld.
Wallowa Countv
KS2I2X2XEXXSXXS2SS:
ELGIN "DONE" IT
AND THEN "LAFFED
l)
CAME IN AND PICKED.THE BLOS
. 80M FROM OUR PUMPKIN1
VINE.
Standing of Clubs.
W L. P.Ct
, a o 1000
,3 2 600
, 2 .3 400
0 5 000
Elflin ....
Enterprise,
Elgin, to nse Caesar's famous ex
pression a little modified, "Come,
and seen and done It." Her league
team headed by a brass band and
several hundred baseball enthusi
asts, defeated he Enterprise team
by a score of 8 to 4. Then she
laughed as only the viator is en
titled to laugh a good natured, jo
vial, victorious laugh, which we all
joined in, promising to defeat them
iy a good margin In the next game.
That - is the way with baseball.
Enterprise up to the fifth Inning
had the game well in hand, but a
whole lot of things can happen be
tween the end of the fourth Inning
and 'the final. In this. Instance one
persistent thing ' happened several
times about eight times according
to the score, ,whlch cave Elgin the
game.
Up to the' fifth Inning Enterprise
held the lead of two to nothing, and.
ill Enterprise was happy. Elgin was
n't happy, but hopeful. Then the
Elginites got down to brass tacks
.ind began pulling together, and what
occurred sank heavily upon the heart
it the Enterprise fan.. '
At that it was an Interesting game
-o watch and was. In doubt, until the
ia3t man was out In the ninth, for
.he locals were finding Aubin reg-
ilarly and threatened every time at
bat to start a big batting rally. In-
ieedi theyi came backj gamely in their
aaif of 'the seventh, right after El
Hn had rolled up five scores, and
put two over the . pan on a three
uagger by Bauer, his second' one, and
singles by Odle and Eilyeu, aided by
Odle's daring steal of home while
pitcher. Anbln held the ball.
Elgin won the game because that
club played he better ball out-
fielding, 'out-running and out-batting
the home team. Carter, the ex-Cove
player, was ot short for Elgin and
aas tightened the Infield up 50 per
eeat. The Elgina lived up to their
reputations as batters and gave
Bilyeu the hardest lacing he has re
el ved In two years. Eleven hlta,
Including two two-baggers, and a
home run, tell the sad story. .
Our boys were, hitting Aubin hard
enough to win' any ordinary game,
Out could not bunch, their hlta to any
effect except In the seventh inning.
Cauer and Bilyeu did the heft of
enterprise's! hitting, the former slam
ming out two fine three-bagtjers, and
Ullyeu getting three hits, one of them
a double.
The home boys fell down lament
ably on their strongest, suits field
ing and base rtmnlng, especially the
atter, losing at least two" raas by
failure to take full advantage of
-holr opportunities and by that most
inexcusable of all base ball sins, loaf
ing on the vay to first. .,
.Both teams did- some fine fielding'
itunU to offset the errora, In the
first Inning, after Hooper hnd ground
d out to Pace, Carter reached sec
ond on Savage's muff of hia longi fly
to deep left near the foul line.. It
was an excusable muff as. the wind
carried the ball uncertainly uiif Sav-
ige only managed to touch the
sphere after a hard run. Hallgarth
followed with a base hit, and stole
second. Two on and only, one out
but Bilyeu was equal to the occasion
and fanned Towner and Aubln, two
of Elgin's heaviest stickers. In their
half, , Enterprise scored twice on
Dllly Bauer's long three-bagger. Car
eer's miss of Hug's hot grounder,
Hug's steal of second and Christian-'
son's rntsa of Bilyeu's scorcher
through third..' That finished the
scoring until the fifth Inning. Things
went along in one, two, three order
except Debole gave a foretaste of
what he had In his bat by lacing
out a single In the fourth after two
were out. He died on second j. fiat,
isfled by that experiment that he
could expect no help from the suc
ceeding battunen, he came ' to' the
plate In the sixth with blood In his
eye. Aubin was perched " on ' first
by virtue of a neatly placed single,
when little Debole with a mighty
awing landed on a Swift shoot for
a home run to deep right center. He
rounded third before Cruropacker
reached the ball. This made Elgin's
total three as Patten had scored In
the previous Inning on hia single,
Russell's t,wo baser, and Bauer's
miss of Savage's' good throw home
after making a, splendid catch .back
of the crowd of Carter's high' foul.
. In the seventh came the deluge.
Russell first up, made a base nit.
Hooper followed wKh a two bagger.
Carter drove" a Utile one between
the box and first that Bilyeu fell
down trying to field and Russell J
scored 'on the po:r throw to the
plate. Casay French then mussed
all over an easy grounder by Hall
garth, Hooper and Carter scoring.
Towner's fly .was taken care of by
Savage, but. Casey fumbled Aubln 's
hot one, recovering In time to get
his. man at (irst, but allowing Hall
garth to score. Little Slugger De
bole cracked out a -single, went to
.hird on 'Bauer's' wild throw to stop
ais steal of second, and scored on
Chrietlaoson's single. Patten fol
lowed with another single but Rus-
lell ended the agony by going out,
xlug to Pace.
That ended Elgin's, scoring, but it
made eight and eight was good and
plenty. How Enterprise came grit
tlly In their half of the seventh' with
two scores was told to a preceding
paragraph. Elgin went out in order
the rest of the game. Aubin hit
Casey French with an lushoot in
he eighth after two were down,
Savage followed with a base hit but
Billyi Bauer had exhausted his sup
ply of three-baggers, and went out
on a little grounder to the pitcher.
The score:
ENTERPRISE.
AB RBHSBPO A E
Savage If 4 ' 0- 1 0 2 1 1
Bauer c .5 2 2 0 9 1 1
Hug 2b 5 1 1 12 3 1
Odle ss " 5 1 1 11 10
Bilyeu, p $ 0 3 0 0 1 1
Pace lb ... ... 2 0 0 0 11 0 1
Crumpacker rf . 4 0 1" 0 ' 0 0 0
Hayes cf v... 4 0 0 '0 2 0. 0
French 3b 3 0.0 0 0 2 1
Totals .... ..37 4 9 2 27 9 6
- ELGIN.
AB R BH SB PO A E
Hooper 2b...... 5 1 1 0 2 4.'0
Carter ss .. 4 1 .0 113 1
Hallgarth c. 5 1 'l 1 4 2 0
Towner If . .5-0 0 0 0 0 1
Aubin ,' p .51 1 0.1 5 0
Debole rf ... 5 2 3 1 0 0 0
Christlanson 3b 4.0 104 4 1
Patten lb'...... 4 1 2 .0 17 0 0
Russell cf ...... 4 1 2 0 1 0 0
Totals ..41 ' 8 11 3 27 18 3
Score by Innings:
Elgin 00001250 08
Enterprise .. ..200 0 0020 04
Two base hits Bilyeu, Hooper,
Russell. Three base hlta Bauer
(2). Home run Debole. Sacrifice
hit Pace. Sacrifice fly Carter.
Left on bases Enterprise 10, Elgin
7. First on errors Enterprise 3, El
gin 3. ' Hit by pitched ball Sav
age, Pace, French. Struck out by
Bilyeu 9, by Aubln-4. Time of game
1:36. Umpire, Butner. , - .
Notes of the, Gamt .'.'-.'
Elgin was tickled half to death to
win. .They were mighty lucky and
knew It.' "
Jimmy Hayes made a fine catch
of a high fly from Aubln's bat In
the ninth.
Bauer and ' Hallgarth both caught
la big league style.
Aubln was no puzzle but he kept
the hits scattered and was strong
est In pinches. v
Hooper robbed Hug of a bass hit
Dy spearing a grass burner within
25 feet of first.
Bauer's miss, of Savage's throw
ivas' .wholly excusable as the crowd
hid the thrower and Billy didn't see
the ball In time to got, In front of it.
"Hug, Odle and Pace starred in
the fielding line and ate up a half
dozen . sizzling grounders, Odle's
daring steal or home gave the big
crowd a fine chance to yell.
The big crowd was r orderly and
ivot an unseemly Incident marred the
game. Butner's splendid umpiring
was a big help. ','''
This la the first game In two years
that the opposing team batted BUyeu
hard enough to win, This record
still' leaves him the beat pitcher to
Eastern Oregon, ' ' v
Elgin and La Grande came In on a
special train. The Elgin team was
accompanied by over 200 rooters and
.he Elgin band, ,whkh played! a num
ber of pieces. Twenty-seven tickets
were sold at La Grande and 250 at
Elgin; - - v .
HERE LOOKING OVER i
.TIMBER LAND FOR MILL
' Peter McGlngan registered Bt the
Motel Enterprise from Tacoma,.jhaa
aeen In Enterprise looking over the
jntlre .timber lands here 4n the
county. Aceording to report, Mr. Mc
Glngan to here In the Interest or
larsa timber and saw mill men, and
It la understood that a large capac
ity mill will be put in, north of En
terprise, in the near future. The
timber over on the Iuinaha, 1$ is
stated, was considered a little too
rough. This, however. Is merely re
port. But it Is reported that the
timber north of EnUrprlse was found
excellent saw timber, easy of access,
and the bi capacity mill probably
will b put In there. If this Is done
and the stump lands put upon the
market,' the north portion of the
couniy will develop rapidly. Settle
ment will be spurred avonibly and
the Increase in the county's produc
tion will be very great.
"Little Jcker" squirrel traps kills
hundredth Try tt. Price 33 cents.
- ' ! i I U J V
MODERN CLOTHES"
WO'tB1lWITAILQl 1Y
J&v unbt ott Rincft'tfr & O.
TadSi MnM at irir y
Grand Old Fourth of July
This will be a great holiday and we expect to fit you out
with one of our hand tailored Men's Suits, so you may
look as well as anybody, and we expect to give you a
liberal cash discount.. Our goods are marked so low i
that we can't afford to cut prices half in 'two, but we will '
give you a good honest discount and we will give this in '
any one of our departments lhat you trade in, but es
pecially in our Clothing Department and Hat and Shoe
Department. . We will give more. than our usual .dis
counts in Oxfirda. We have a nice line ' of these goods ' t'.'
and it will pay you to call and examine the same before
, . purchasing elsewhere. Thanking you for past favors
ENTERPRISE MERCANTILE &
MILLING COMPANY
THE COURSE OF TRUTH.
(By Proteosor William James, Do-,
partment of Philosophy; Harvard Un
iversity.) Truth muat run ihroueh the classic
stages of a theory's career. First,
Know a new theory la. attacked as
absurd; then, it is admitted t3 be.
true, but obvious and inslgnificent;
finally it is seen to be so important
that its adversaries claim that they
themselves discovered It.
Osteopathy . has alreadyi passed
throught each of these phases. Oste
opathic Health.
,Ciast Sunday was a banner day fof
the Hotel Enterprise. Host Blanch
ard state that-over 200 transients
tor dinner and some 175 for' supper
wore accommodated that day.
f .B.'KK Kimple Latrrt Model "RaiiKef" bicycle furnished by in. Our aeenu every.
iujmiik monry i.m. n-nit jor juu fu I idtuirt and sttctal njfer at em
NO IHONKV KE.JLiH fell until you receive and approve of your 1
to anyone, anywhere iu the U. S. witkt'ut a cent default in advnrce. ire,
allow I'fcN IAVS' t'UiiaS TK1.L dming which time youmay rid.
Ciakiiig money tilt. Write
pur ii to any iei you wuu.
keep the bicycle ship it b ic!t
CCCTCnY PPICS-S Vke
nvivii l at
to f :s mii.dlemun'1 yronta
put it to any test you wish.
keep the bicycle ship it b icx
FmCTCHY V fur''',tl hthc graiie bicycles it U poiMble to mak
ntfivu l at one small rjrofrt iww in-nirl Urmrv v.. ...
PI-J
sntec bcliind vour bicycle.
at n'W trkt u-uil you recciy our catalogues aud learn our unheird of Jacior
frtctt and remarkalt sfieemi offer to r.Uur URuutH.
4f ViVsi, . ,XW BWXClJBDiJLISU3, yea can sell our b-Ja iL-ca riour own name uUw at
At i dor-Ue our prices. Orders filled tlie y lecvived. . "
'.rV'" i-i-'.- i-i-Jaya-V8-,
tmially have a number on hand taken in
rroi-.ptly at price nv.siwr (ro:-l C to
I at
tfll you ova xtp U pr ivt V XJl&xsh witit0rder$4Sm
I NAI Lsi, Tacks or CAM vrUI not lot the
Blr out Sixty tnwiannit pair oia Ins! year. '
Over two bundrcd thousand paiia now in use.
! EtTSSlt'PTiaMi Made ia all s'len. It Is Hvctv
And e-a-iv nilinir.vervdilTnblenn.'l lliiciiu:ii:lsvith
a SDcciul aualitv of rubber, wiiih never become
. ,J T!ie regular retail frict of these lira is
" SISO ter r zir. t to ir.trvduca toe trill i- rT " rg-
rorons ana which clos- up nsll puncture withenit al'otr.
g theuirtoeacarc. Wehavehuncrcdaodcttersiromaa.iff. I
edcustomerstatinr; that their tircihaveoiily been pumped '
UDoticcortwiceinawholeaconon. ThevwcJ -htiomoretiuia
an ordinary tire, the puncture rei.tstinirquahlie
PV several lavcr oi tnin, sjieciaiiy preparea luoricoame '
treod. Theresular price of tiiese tire 50 per pair.but (cr
adrtisinupurDoa-sweareraaitiniraaoecial facurvoriceto
nr ri..t-r 01 oniy fao per pair, aii oroera a:uppea uue a.iy letter is received. We sl-.ip C. O. D. on
approval. Vou do uot pay a cent until you have examined and (ound them Mrictlv aa represented.
i We wilt allow a eafi discount o( s per cent (;herely niakiog the price t.sa nrr nairt il on
end FLL.L. C4SU W1T.I OKDKK and enc!ae thi advertisement. Yon run no risk in
audiny ua an or!cr a the tire may. be returned at UliU expense if (or any reason they are
not satisfactory -xaminaiion. We are periec'.iy reliable and money sent to a is aa aufe as in a
, bank. If you r a pair ci theae tire, you vrtU find that they will ride easier run (aster
wear bette:, !--t I irCTand look finer than anvtire vou have ever used or aern at anv price Wt
know ' n ; i -vi'.i be ra well pleased Uat when Ton want a bicvele yen will giix us your order.
tF V ' IW'-Tfl T'OrC A0'? any kind at any price until yon send for t pair of
If M w IVl-M-IJ g ritj.ij liedethora liinctnre-Pror. tire on approval and trial at
the special introductory price quoted above: or write for our hig Tire and Svndry Catalogue whkit
describes and quote all make and kind 01 tire t about half the nsnal priors.
t:fYT WATT wrile"sP0VM'0',ay- w'NOTUlkoKBCYlWQaWcTcle
mJ4 wrJi or a pair of tire from anyone nnttl yon know the new and wonderful
1 v 1 r
Ca La I. laws
SUMMER NORMAL. .
The 1 annual ' Summer School for
Teachers will be held la. the High
Sohool building' at Enterprise, com
mencing July 6, 1910, and continu
ing five weeks. . .
All teachers who are planning to
take'the August examination should '
attend,' as special review work will
be given in all subjects required, for
county certificates. Methods of
teaching la each subject a spec
ialty. Tuition, for term $10.
. Please notify the Instructors at ,
once of y.our intention to attend.'
AUBREY G. SMITH, .
.-. i ". Principal Lostine Schools.
i. C. CONLEY, County Supt.,
97bl3 t Instructors.
. Ice Cream Freezers a brand new
stock at Keltner's ''-... '
SHT0WN
I district to
e atid exhibit a
or fyll firticIari and special ttffcr at trite.
mr otcyci. we ship
jreiiy frsiaht. and
II you are then not perfectly Mti:.ficd o
to us at our expense and you will not be a
fur'n, ,iw h'Khot gnuie bicycles it U i
one mall proftt Rhove actual factory cost
b buying direct o( os and have the mat
II you are then not perfectly saii:.ficd or do not wiih to
to us at our expense and mm wilt ui be at me .
10 HiiT Hi v a hiru..un. ivf i "
I HJIWJglJwU ,iudy pur enperb models at the vOHaerU,
rKWweeaanaluyoathij year. Ue .sell t'.-.e l.i;.hastgr.,de bicycle (or less money
than any otier factory. We are catis'ir-.i v '. y... .... a. .i .
' not re-tilarly tandle aecond b.nc? bicycles, b"t
trade hv our r..--; n .i i . .... ....
or lO. Descri'jtive knls lists' mailnt (-..
ka. tha usual retail trues.
SArtHLt: fair
L T " 1 .rr I
Notice the think robber tread
"A" and puueturo atrip !
ana "D," ulna rim atrip lt',
to prevent rim eutttn;. TUI
lira will oatinat any other
tviaka SOFT, tiai'iu autt
being given. J
mm
in inte-nnminr nut tr tv f
i; n- o"-jwriri'-trt': ik"
WIliajVWt.HtSMI VS.IVsW lUt