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About The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1910)
"riiii NEWS RECORD nrefconlifc did a larger business in Oregon m man any Life Insurance Company. ' AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Formerly the Wallowa News, "stab- llalied 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 postofflce at Enterprise, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879. Subscription Rates: One year $2, six months $1, three mouths 50c, one month 20c. On yearly cash-In-advance subscriptions a discount of 25c Is given. If a m1 H I UllUHUiUUl sa-mr - 5?. tfjl1 Heme Cffice, Corbett BUg., fifth and Mcrriso?, Poillail A. L. Mills L Samuel Clarence S. Samuel PRESIDENT GEN. MANAGER ASSISTANT MANAGER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1910. TEACHER'S EXAMINATION. Notice IB hereby lvea that the County Superintendent of Wallowa County will hold the regular exami nation for applicants for State and county papers at Enterprise, as fol lows: For State Papers. Commencing ' Wednesday. August 10, ait. 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing 'until Saturday, August 14, at 4 p.m. Wndiw-odav Penmanship, History, IKES BIG ORDER OF NEW SIDEWALKS TWELVE OWNERS NOTIFIED TQ BUILD AND THIRTY-ONE TO REPAIR. .Miss Muneon, of WlnfieCd, Kansas, who was cured of consumption by Osteopathy. The editor abates that ue wishes the people "to know that Osteopathic physicians are not nec essarily bonexloctors, but that they successfully tieat - many diseases which the drug dooore admit that they are unable to cure." Such ev idences of liberality and apprecia tion' are very pleasing. COUNTY TICKE1 OF SOCIALIST PARTY Miles of mew alilewa:i?3 were or dered, built or old ones repaired SUNDAY SERVICES. Christian church: Bible school at 9:45 a. m; Y. P. S. C. E at 6:45 in regular mom'.hly session. . i - n ' .: Spelling, Physical Geograpny, neau- Th(J border was directed lmg, Psychology. , to notify 12 property owners to build Thursday Written Arithmetic, Tno- 31 owner9 t6 repalj. oxy of Teaching, Grammar, Book- , n(jw glla and re,plac. keeping, Physics, Civil Government. rf danwgea boards. Friday fnysioiogy, ueogwimj, position, Algebra, English Litera ture, School: Law. Saturday Botany, Plane Geome try, General History. Fqr County Papers. Commencing Wednesday, August 10, at 9 o'clock a. ra., and continuing until Friday. August 13, at 4 p. in. Wednesday Penmanship, History, L Orthography, Reading, f nysicai u ography. Thursday Written Arithmetic, The ory of Teaching, Grammar, Thys lology. . t Friday Geography, School Law, Civil Government, English Liter ature. Yours truly, J. C. CONLEY, County Superintendent. ... I . nti.lnt nntl wOdK. V rf Wll Til 11- wiUiln 20 days, by the city council j v. m., v"" " , Monday . mon at 11 otiuciv. ah ic y invited. Services are made neip- ul to a'di an la spirit reverent, uii- ord' Ernest, mtnis'er. " Unjoin Evening Services. The union service wllLi n14 m he Christian chiwcn. Kev. ouei f the Presbyterian church will waih Let all the churcnes ana he publdc give him a hearing. ',- CONVENTION HELD IN ENTER PRISE, MONDAY, NOMINATES CANDIDATES. The Socialist party held Us county convention in the Enterprise local headquarters Sunday . and Monday, nominating a full county tilcket ex cept for the office of surveyor. -The meeting of Sunday was mainly advis ory, the nominations being made on Monday.. There was a faLrly good representation of the party present, though most of the delegates 'were from neau'by towns and Enterprise. Tho convention was held because of the law excluding pamties from the general primary that cast less than, 25' per cent of the total vote e.t the last general e'eetion. Frank Hamblen, of En tea-pi Ise was elected permanent county chairman, W. T. Mahan of Joseph and H. E. Oatoes of Enterprise, , stale delegates. Following is the county ticket: For county commissioner, L. J. Coverstone ' of Wallowa. For sheriff, H. E. Barton of Jo- jeph. on have been appraised, at $200.00 the . timber estimated 210,00ft board feet at 50 cts. per M, and the land ?95.03; that salid applicant will offer ' flna'l proof In support of hl applica tion and eworn riTKeroent on the i 27th day of October, 1910, before C. ! M. Lockwood, Unltea States Commis sioner, at Enterprise, Oregon,, .'i Any persoa is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or Ini tiate a contest at any time before patent issues, by filing a corrobo rated affidavit In this office, alleg ing facts which would defeat the entry. 50ctl F. C. Bramwell, Register. BIDS INVITED. , Sealed bids for the dance hall con cession at the County Fair will be received until Tuesday, August. 16. The right la reserved to reject any end) all; bids-. ". . C. 8. BRADLEY, Secy., Enterprise, Ore. Mrs. Frank A. Moore, of Caldwell, Ida., who to visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kay, at Wallowa, visited a few day here with her slater and brother, .Miss Katherlne and Mr. Roger Kay, She was. ac- c.mpanled by her . younger sister, 1Ur Winifred, thev .returning to Wallowa, Sunday. Fresh Fruits All seasonable fruits found here. Also the finest shipment of For eign and Domestic Cheese ever in the city General Merchandise With the en ti r e stock kept brand new at the lowest prices the quality of goods can besold for All Hats, Shoes and Gloves at Cost while they last An excellent quality of coal at a conservative price. Lay in the winter supply now. Riley j Riley's The majority of the notices call for new walks of a block in length from each owner. Thra new walks must be six feet hi width, of good lumber, surfa-oed on one side. Vive new cross walks and two alley walks were also ordered put In. ' Mayor Burleigh, CouncMmen Asn- ey. ilockett and iveiuier were present. City Recorder C. M. Lockwood's written res-'.gnatlon of his office was accepted, and Chairlea Thomas, who wo acting recorder pro tern, was elected to fill the position made va cant .by Lockwood's resignation. The bond of W. F. Savage as cRy treasurer In the euro of ?500, a'lsrn sd by C. E.Funk and S. D. Kelt- .ieir, was accepted. Tne cuty attor ney, was directed to prepare an ordinance increasing the amount of the bond requ-lied of the treasurer to $2000. The city marshal was Instructed to cut all thistles on ato-eets and al leys, ami to notify all property own er to cut the same on their lots with In 10 days from this date (Au gust 1). The council also directed the mayor to have the marshal no tlfy all persons to remove manure from streets and alleys. A rule was adopted requiring all water users to pay rates monthly In advance, on or be.'ore the 10th day of each month, and the marshal In airlifted to cut the water off . from al'l delinquents. New water rates were established as follows: For hotel kitchens $2 a mouth;- barber shop bath tubs, first tub $2,- each additional tub $1; hotels $10, Better Register Early Than Late .ess Than uno-aixvi ot yuw" Reported Can't Sign Candi- , data's Petitionp.. For county clerk. E. A. Fosner of J Enterprise. For county treasurer, J. W. Cas- ieel of Mud Creek. The following . precinct nomina tions were made: Justice of the peacej Enterprise precinct, H. E. Oakes. Justice of the peace, Josaph pre- :inct. John Winston. Except for conference " and plans to further the work no. other busi-' aes was transacted. One of the de'jeg'ates said ilit was a clean cicKet, mat no man on. u paid $20,000 for his nomination." ,. , The greatly enlarged, strengthen ed and a every way improved Lowe Stock company gave a fine presen tation. of .that sterling old Southern melodrama, The Moonshiner's.' Daugh ter, to an audience that complete ly fulled the opera house, Saturday night. The old favorite, Mr. Frank Weeks, who was here two year ago for the summer season with the Streeter-Bryan company, was given an enthusiastic greeting by his many friends. The other new members of '.he company,' Miss Godfrey and Messrs. Hunt and Bross, were also i-ordLally received and they as well as the old members performed their parts admirably, Mr. Lowe has now built, up a fine strong company and deserves for his efforts the most liberal, patronage. . The next per formance will be given Saturday night, August 6. ' Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hinshaw, formerly " of Iowa, but recently res idents of Kent, Wash., arrived Thursday to visit Mr. Hinshaw's aunt, Mrs. R. W, Bloom, and fam ily. They may . conclude to locate here' Niece of Doctor and Mrs. F. E. Moore Accepts ' Engagement to Sing With Hammer-:; Grand Opera; Company. ' The La Grande Observer prints an account of the engagement of Miss . Felice Lyne, a niece of Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Moore, the latter former resi dents of Enterprise, the engagement being wllth the Hammersteiim Grand Opera company in New York. Miss Lyne has many personal friends here who will be gladi to know of her ac ceptance which Is given In. a clip jrisTrom the Kaasas City. Star: "For some, the path to fame and success 4a the musical world Is a long, weairy clmb. Few have their talent recognlzei Immediately by the' critics and operatic managers. One of the few Is Fellcie Lyne, a young -Kansas City woman, who at 22 haa achieved the rank of prima donna. "Just three years, ago' In. August, Miss Lyne sailed for Paris to study under Mme. Marchesl. She will re turn, to AmerUa next month, to be gin her operatic career, having ac cepted a contract' with Oscar Ham- -merstein who will have a company In London next season and later will tour the United States. "After hearing' Miss Lyme sing the impresario said: 'I believe 1 have found another Te'-razzlnl. ' "Miss Lyme is a daughter of Dr. Sanford T. Lyne o f the Virginia -hotel. She was graduated) from Cen tral high school five years ago." We do fire t-olass Job wOTk. Registration U proceeding very iiowiy, only ion or xne iiuuu u oters of Wallowa county naving ;Iven their name, age, birthplace and political affiliation to County Cierk loatman or the deputized notaries ip to Tuesday morning, August 2, ollowiiig is the registration by pre- lnots Joseph 9, Enterprise 59, Lostine 6, Vallowa 110. Fowwatka 1, Promise :0,. Grouse 0, Lost Prairie 36, Flora 3, Paradise 29, Mud Creek 10; Lea Trout Creek 4, Pine Creek 2, Jutte 7, Plttsbur 0. Imnaha 7.. Park i Diviile 1. Piairle Creek 1. Total 158. The remoteness of Grouse and Pittsburg preclncU probably accounts .'or no ireports from there. It Is Important to the Individual .oter not only to register so he can ote without trouble at the primary md general election, but it is equal ly Important that he register early o he will receive the .pamphlet sent jv the secretary at staxe. Jiem ITiftli Annual Joatman repeats weekly to the sec- (this Includes the rate .otary of state the names of voters for kitchen.) The dedication of C. H. Zurcher on Depot street was accepted1 and Councilman Hockett appointed to ac cept deod for same. Following are the Claims Allowed. E. J. Forsythe, electric lights, July .... $ 70 30 Chas. Crum packer , .labor 32 50 Enterprise Press, prtg and adv 28 30 J. E. Patterson, lumber .... 110 50 Sterling Sniilbtle, hauling dirt 37 12 Chase Nat. Bank, commission 1 98 T. M. Dill, city atty's salary July .... 5 00 W. F. Savage, treasurer's sal- June -and July. W eglstered, Remember also you cannot legal- y sign, a candidate's petition unless ,ou are registered. .A GRANDE . DRUGGIST IS GUILTY OF SELLING LIQUOR NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Dapartmewt of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Or egon, July 29th', 1910. Notice is hereby given that Mary 5. Yeager, whose poitoffice address s Elgin, Oregon, did, oni' the 27 th Lay of October, 19U9, file in this ifflce Sworn Statement and Appli- fltion, No. 07293, to puirchaaa the TB NE14 Sec.,7 and NW'Yt NW ft, Section 8, Township 1 North, iange 45 East, Wlllamebtie .Meridian, ind the timber thereon,, under the Ifl jrovlfllons of the act of June 3, isis, md acts amendatory, kno.wn as the 'Timber and Stone Law," at ' such ?alue as might be fixed by appralee- me nt, and that,-pursuant to such ap- ...v.njn,- the 'land and timber there in have teen appraised, at $211.25 ie timber estimated 290,000 board feet at 75 cents per M, and the land J23.75; that saiM, applicant will offer lal proof In. support of her applica tion and 8W05111 statement on the. !j Clin cay ot vciODer, ijeiore mo j Ktglster and Receiver at the United . Stas Land Office, ait La Grande, Oregon. . . , Any person 4s at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, . or Ini tiate a contest at any time before patent Issues, by filing a coiirpbo- ratel affidavit in this office, alleg ing facts which would defeat . the entry. 50cll V F. C. Bramwell, Register. Ost,- pathy for Consumption. MedUnl Talk, which is decidedly iiot an Osteopathic publication, de votes some sr.aoe to the case of For All KInrfi of ArtUllc Ps1bI1b Paper nBlD do not full to call on OAKES. Contractor N. B.-lxw Bra.' Patau The Enterprise Creamery Co. m j Paid 27jo for Butter Fat during: the month of June. This was the highest price paid by any creamery in this section. Beginning with Monday, July 11th, this creamery paid 3Qo I for Butter Fat Any person with only one or two cows can 3 mane a gooa margin 01 pront oy proaucing cream at mac figure for the Enterprise Creamery. The Enterprise Creamery Co. Sole Agents for the DeLaval Cream Separators ENTERPRISE, OREGON After being out 24 hours,, the Jury In the case of Newlln, drugist, changed with selMjig liquor, return ed a verdict of guilty. Seutence vill be passed next Monday. The verdict was a surprise aa learly everybody thought a disagree ment would! result because the jury was out eo long. The sansatlon of the hour In La .irande Is the handing of a picked .1st of Jurymen to Slieritff Childers by Hen Morgan,- the "detective" vho worked tip the cases. In both Union and Wallowa counties for the Anti-Saloon league. The list was made out by Morgan, Rev. Gray ind W. A. Wors.ell. All profess .hat they were ignorant that. they were violating the law. There Is 10 111 e talk of prosecution. Both La Grande papers, have come out boldly against the prohibition taw as a result of the late events. Gardsns In ths lc. A glacier when It dislodges Itself and sails sway over the Arctic ocean never travels alone. In the wake of every large one tlonts a line of similar com panions. The Eskimos call this phe nomenon "the duck and ducklings." and soy one who hns watched the progress of the wild duck followed by her brood will appreciate the aptitude of the name. Strange as It may seem. plants grow and blossom upon these great tee mountnlna. Whon a glacier is at rest moss attaches Itself to it. protecting the Ice beneath. Just as sawdust does. After a time the moss decays and forms a soli. In which the seeds of buttercups and dandelions, brought by the wind, take root and flourish. Those who have traveled much In arctic lands say the poppy does not bloom during the brief north ern summer. NOTICE FOR, PUBLICATION. Depaitmenit of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Or egon. July 29th, 1910. . Notice is hereby given that Elmer J. Jewell, whose pos.-office address !i Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or egon, dlu, on the lh day of No vember, 1909, fie in this office ISwcii'a Statement and Application, No. 07237, to purchase the S4 SV4, Section. 22, Township 1 North, Range 47 East,. Willamette Meridian, and the Umber thereon, under the pro visions of the act of June 3, 1878, and acts amendatory, known as the "Timber and Stone Law," at such value as might be fixed by appraUe-, ment. and that, pursuant to such ap I plication, the land and timber th-ere- Jt. G. HOLLAND, M. D. . I PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON J Office In LitchlBullding. Telephone Connection. I Of the " "'' Wallowa County Fair Association - will be held at ENTERPRISE, OREGON, Six days beginning . - Monday, September 26, 1910 '.. ;i y , Liberal Cash Premiums will be paid for exhibits of" : LIVE STOCK. AGRICULTURAL, and HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS It is determined to make this fair a complete exposition of the resources of Wallowa County. - , To accomplish that result the co-operation of all . the people of the county is invited. For pre mium list or other information, write C. S. . Bradley, Secretary, Enterprise, Oregon. New L,lne of - Superior' Stoves and Ranges See me and get my prices before buyin-y else- , where. I carry also a full and complete line of bath tubs, basins and bowls, and a full list of plumbing supplies. First-class plumbing at the lowest figur 4 for which such plumbing can be done. -:- ALL WORK GUARANTEED. , S K CL,AR.tC Enterprlae, Oregon CONCRETE WORK 10f all kinds. W you believe in beautifying Enterprise, you must believe in making that beauty enduring.HConcrete is enduring it will render city beauty a "Concrete Reality.'? ISee us for any and all kinds of Concrete.Work. ; MARKS BROTHERS, General Contractors. m When in Enterprise slop at The Model Cafe and Rooming House ' Best meals in town 25c and up Rooms-25c, 50c, 76c and fl.OO Steam heat; hot and cold water In Rodgers building on River Street, 3 doors south of Funk corner. ' Give us a call W. A. MOSS PROPRIETOR 91 I n M m a p rt m A 8 ! i m m a . w w -tUE323BUnBMUsnural nuiiniiimxn Enterprise Livery and Sales Stable fatter Smith, Proprietors - - . Fair treatment to everybody. Bus meets all trains 10 cts Commercial Trade a Specialty. First Class Rigs. Phone Orders Carefully Followed Horses Bought and Sold Feed For Sale , Open Day and Night . Pure Bred Black Percheron Stallion at this barn for service