The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910, November 26, 1910, Saturday Edition, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS RECORD (Twlce--Wk.) AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. Formerly th Wallowa Nw, stab ilised' March 3. 1899. Published Wednesdays and Satur day! at Enterprise, Oregon, by THE ENTERPRISE PRESS . Office East aide Court House Square Entered a second-class matter January 2, 1909, at the postofflce at Enterprise. Oregon, under the Act of March 3. 1879. "Subscription Rate; One year i. tlx month $1, thre mouths -60c, one month 20c. On yearly cash-in-advance aubscrlptlons a discount of tic la given. " " SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28,- 1910. KNOWLES GOOD WORK. Judge J, W. ICnowles doesn't allow any time waited' to lls court. In many j aars of reporting court proceedings In acvcraJ etate3, he la the fesot man to expedite business we have over a-xxi on the tench. At the recent aejslom of court here, night eT!onn wore UieruJe a:id not the exception. lie expc's lawyers U have their ccjies ire-ady, aid he comes In sever al day In advance or opening of court to haar aid decide their dilatory; mo tions and demurrers, In. that way try ing to save tho taxpayers tho tmrden of extra cost caused by Uila o'ot-e's prlmiMve and almost obsa!ee meih. oJlv of p load-Jug and practice. The people of thl comity arciak lug note of Judge .Knowles' work o.id wl.H not forget It soon. WOULD INCREA3E DEPOSITS. With a goad sta e , bank depoait guaranty law, available to the national brxika In the s-ato aAso, deposits" would lnc.roa.so very largely some bankora two yor.irs ago said Iho de pawlta would double. , ' I:i a community Mke tliU, ,where tlio banks are consorvail vely managed are knowia to be porfoctiyi soioid, and hf.ve the ounfUlemce cf the people, 100 per cent tncroan of deposit! un der a guaranty law to prohNijily . too high an. oa'.lmale, but evea here, In a new country, whoro the l)lg demwd for mon-ey meaina hdgh lntorost, there are thauastnjs and thousamdai of" dol lara haariol-jiolLliar iput 'In circulat ion through tho banUs nor privately loaned. BANK INSPECTION FARCE. As usual, the atate bank. Inspect, or discovered the stealing an-4 general rottoa condition of the Sioafli-'le bank Ju; as eooni oa the thlovoa lu chairgo of tho bank wanted h'hn to acid nat a mim.uto sooner. With the vT03Cnt Ir.wsi and enpoc la"Jl.y the present almintotirtt'tlori of lew tn Orcson, and the whdlj Uuiited Statoo far that mattor, bainU inspectors tra not worth the' salt. , ThJo wha'.e ayeteni cf tnap action Is a farce. -. " If Oregon hcvl a guaranty law, and what would Inevitably follow, biwik ln- aWlai by the united bunks of the i.Dje, Ukm' vould be no looitatf of batiks like that at Snfi Ul e. CLEVER COMEDY COMING; '" "IS MARRIAGE A FAILURE." Olio of tlio krlflht Bpota liv the n. tortntnmont liny this avvaMon 4s the production of thv dvor. .cpuiody ''I Vanryo A PUlrtMW." It u a scream r fuiM of amairt eayluifir mid funny situations rand the end la a rattlluK climax of nionlmont, " " K" It la uno of llie fe,w cOmeMsf frkh a pood plat. An Intonoattig ,'4tory. vJilch ha:j wound a m-ooh married hcvu-pocked hunband who dxtermlnos to solivc tlio qr.eitlaci for Wniaolf and wl!.h tha a liNanco of a mumbw of oilier cbairoclens he fiiidg 5i!iue'f in many tudlcroife aHuatlons making f :mi and niivrirtcrne.it ki abmidaiice. Joseph Detrlck, the poptiUtr coiuo dlM, wUl be 3ean la tho loading role. A chaii-actor tit'A of hiinior , and one pr-rtlcularly aullOil to ba quaJlficat ij.ia at a XimiiKikr. U As euld to 1m ouo ct hL best cJiaracUxrlat'.oriaaiil o.io hi which lio alvT.ys $Wva the lxt aviUsfactlon to h!a audiences. In (lie fiUPiiort.ljig asi b h j-oung lomoammo, Mia ollvo, Moivloff. MUi "OiHloff la. ooW to be an oxveSUviit Pv-ct, poejOMcdi of beauty cud charm and five fine portrayal of her character. A nwrobor of oUier ac tcrs and actreeaoa of merk ftppwr, waking It ono of the at.ront.ieat w gauliatlou on thw rocd. Metura. G. end Olenn Harper' have'' proyldv-d hsiiidMjnie war4w'je ai:d pproprfe tth)pi . --, ,. j, "Is AiatricicvArollwo'' wia l fc preMited at Uitrprie opera house Wednesday evening next. " Seta are oil aa?o at tho uual jJace, City and County Brief News Items ' Oakes carries 'a full line of Lowe Brothers' Palnta - I08tf ' Vayor S. P. Crow of Ivoe-Jne was la town Friday night n biisifless. William Putnam -' went to , La Grande, Saturday, en a business trip. - - lira. C. W. Amey caiJ daughter AlLce spent Thankaslvlng la Joseph at I'r. Stlckn-37'a. C. E. Va:i Pelt of Lo&iine was Uciie over Friday night, attending to business mattera . Mrs. joaeiih Harris and chlldr- of Okco wjnt to WuGowa Friday to viiit her faither, Sam Conner. ; Mr. and Mrs. II. D. C rum packer and daughter Dorothy of Ivoatine were rhanksivlaig guea;s of Mis. Mavor .uid family. Mro. F. E. Stcr'.inG of the Stiowart ijttlement 12 miles , e.vst f town, went to WaMowa Saitui Jay to stay evoral months. , :.lis3 Anna Idchardo, C!'rk in the It. S. & Z. stare 1 obUj to be hak it htr d:4iie cftar oevccul days ab sence on aoLO'jnt of lilneiis, Mrs. M. S. Gibson and Mrs. S. A. vV'arnor of near Moscow, Ida.., -who ivere here loaklng over 'the' country with a view to Investment, left Eat- ardr.y for their homes. Dr L. G. Holland of waCOo .a came jp to Knterprtesl toi spend Thanksglv ng but waa called1 to Leap to ;id .Mr. Do-wiidns, vho has been iuiu iiM for some time. Some of the teacliera returned vVednslay from La Grande, the re inrlndcr coming Thuirslay. They re ort a very tatereting and profitable j.itKlt.iit'o aind oinvention. Mr. acid Mr.. F. S. Lndd of La Irando came In Wodiivcaday to spend rhan;i-IvuiB at the home of their lauiShtor, Mrs O. E. Wogcier. Mr. Ladd1 returned home Friday, mjs. Ladd maj.ilii3 for a Imger visit. ira. L. C. Henderson toft Satur day for Pasco, Wn.,v.hore Mr. Heiid .'.rsyn la looalei and hone tliey will ako their home. The children (wv 'jo Pn::o seveial weoflt ago. V rendorwon 1 employed dn the Pasco Reporter. , Tlie many friends here of F. C. Dramvoll, re;?l; er .of the La Grande and of.rk'e, extend to him their heart fsR siymimthy in thai very sarL aus Illiiejo- of hU wife, who Iby. 'tjhe :at?;L report recoVod here Ii dying f hioairt trouble, wh no chaaiee of recovery. Dr. C. T. llotko t restarts a, dasight r bora to tho wife of tlirjrk'S Mc AUster, thvoa mUes onh of town, iVcdivadoay moniins November 23; al io a daiLUjhter bom to tho (wUe of fert Day, iti Uie south part of own, Tuijadiny nio.iilns, November 22. . :.Uis Eill.h Flce.ior, who had hei ipeaiding Thanksalviug at the hom of hw brother, Ilarley, )oit Saluiday I Athena, where she . id taichlug Anolher Thanksgilvlna guo3t of Mi aud Mn, Harley FJejar, Mis Orcla llaa'tntm of , Leap, relume'' .ionie, Satupday. - Max Shjl'look, newiapor man, died I'ast wet in Po..iand after a bal 4e of secern years wltli tuboivu xU. Mr. Snt!loi)k spout a year in thl county ilai tent lire flghtliift ilhe .1140.193, fli-t on ilu Iuinaha and -'at-ir o.i Uiie Waitsoa . rtuieh o;i Ahlei 3io;;. AXferwaixls lio wivs appolnt--hI .warden at the Jlah haury below .Vlliiam, but had to glvo up the woil oti vecount of hit health. .He wad Mrs. Shtiloek nuide n)t:- warm frbn lit Eivtenpiise pud vU-iiiity, all ,o whom (ttvt oiry to hear of htsi deaih and foel dwepo.t symiiathy. for her in hvr groat,. ;tirlal. , THANKSGIVING SERVICE ' 7- LT p.RES3YTER1Afi CHURCM Ijarpr thwn imikU ThAiikatslvttifi srvli't) jipiitvgeUon hvanl a ejden- did sermon by Rev. B. F. S.eiieutn Thursday mowi'Jig- Thai tost wao tlw second verse of the lOird. -.pvaelai, "rie.j h Lord, O my oul, and for get not a'J hia be letlm."., Th j theme and application of th toxt t&3 IndJv Wtitil. ThoisKfuliiotta nviwt precede true thaaiW uixioia ; In the aid Anglo Snxon think a.id thank wijre the same word. Tho aormon waj differ iit f ixm the owtointary one oa Bnn.'h peca.ki)s ad the cjn-aker heUl the cloaont ' attcirilo'!! of ills niKllnce th rpuchout, , y,p&L of the cmos foi th.-uii.fiUjieju, onunyoraUxV wore spirit ual and a ixs alia rod ai&o. Uy all per. sana. , ' , y , Rovs, S. Has ris and C. Drncet. aa sblod In the slo. and beautiful imiuic was uu2, a ,quwUte compos ed of Mrs. Conaway,, 'MUa Davis, Mears, Rojhmer and Gaily 'tending la tlie fine bid hynuw end contrUnt biff o omtlienia. Mt WUKameon waa h-t ?ie orBcn. ' ivr-utlfui fkiwers and MtnHw -wsre niodi uicuini the oitatvand pljii. A iangnv. offering wrNUltvMv UiU4:T ,lc; $:le,i tio pr sons In ncod Iw re, If wiy each ui be fomid, r.nd . If Hot w-Ul be eent to soaiocl'y niisLjlaa. oik. Jtt the .fraternal Jifatt TjAi jCadies of iti Cn'.erprise improvement , jCeatuo, for ih purpose of meeting . tne new ladies of Cnterprise, tuitt receive the ladies of Cnterprise" and vicinity TJhursdai, 'December st 1910 Vivo tat Jiv P. 77f. COUNTY HIGH TEAM WINS BY A SCORE OF 29 TO 0 AT FAIR GROUNDS THANKS GIVING AFTERNOON. Tha Wntilowa High School football team defeated the Elgin High team by th3 u.w of 29 to 0, at the Fair jrounda In thto city. Thanksgiving a'f rnoon. Aaiide from Its oiie-siledtiess' it was i pro'.'ty gaint3 to wa'tch, and the liundrod or so sOc-tators. more than ,:i the'r money s worth. Especially was the firat half IntereaiJaig, being re ieo with open playa, the sipeed and jtilek pawei of tha W. C. H. S.boys, 030 . her with the'r splendid team play jmpletalyi mystifying thei Elgin lads. The s.ioweto:ra umdoubtodly kept th ili-o.id.uica down, but thej noow had teamed aXing when- play was caitled ".nd Mia waathw conditions wefe com paraUvely goid. The mantle, or io ii'er.pcd ma'.te tlva rough field In better 3hai)c for1 the game. The home team made Its first, two touohdowna in Just a minute of -play ioeh. W. C. II. S. had the ktckoff and Miuio ctiight a retuirii punt and Poverty dolgliig the Elgin, toys aided iiy good toterfercmce, croosod thegoal line. Cawy French klclsed goal. Score 6 to 0. Fieach male the second touch town by a fast eid run lulj fallieull to icaid the hall bctweesi the bara on the ;oull kick. Scoie 11 tx 0. The fArol lUEiruep cnlid with the ball a El gin's 30-yard. lino. Byrd Au'.t madio the third touch lown about the middle, ofi the second liiaivcr. Freh made aNpretty for apd imaa to Ault Btandlnjj rlone lear tha sUleAiiea and hohadacleai 'mi to the goaD line. French again ilckod goal. & ore 17 to 0. Fred Read went through Eleln's I110 for the foiuth touchdown; his ipced tuid cievar doigiag slicking 0:1 he tacktera a fa5 a they came up. "reai'h acaln kicked goal. Score 21! 0 0. In tho third' quartor Read! made the fU iom'hdowt). Elgin piaitcd, Rea(f docked and by Bfifondld running wen! vor tho goal lina and again "Casey" vas 'there with the soali kick. Score 29 toO. - That endol the ficorl ig .the reanaLn lor of thi eamo t o:iIatlngpricicipaM t line buckJ3 mi short runs. Thj W. C. H. S. line was Impree- able and Elgin co.ild malie no gains vhatever asa!.ist it. AU ths home oys plavei a s.pocdy, heady game. ikvgC3' aisucMng was fine aoid : he earn gave evldiwico of good conching. OVERWHELMS ELGIN rrof. H. K. SliCrk, who meburned on he afternoon foal. from La Grande va chteied li&rt'Iy as he reached ho f Ud' after a lecord nui from the lepot, ' , Tho Elgin by-a put up a grhty ;ane In splto of bilng overmatched uid both sides plajel clean ibaH, The Jisln t.oj-a say three of thrjir -rceu-ars wore abeacit ovl the thrvje eubs ; . THE GOOD , TOBACCO SHOP . is' . HOMAN'S If You Prefer the Best Brands of Cigars or SmoKing Tobacco you can always sret what you want here. Fine line of PIPES The same is true of all our Stock. Come in and see. PRENTISS HOMAN'S Next Door to Bank Enterprise, - . Oregon did not knew the signals. . The loeaJi have juat one team to beat, Baker, it be chara'piono of East ern Oregon. Foi .owing was the liii'e np: Elgin dt!,Mi W. C. H. S. Melvln Bamei fu! back Aa Craig Hrroid Hilt 1. halfback Will Mltea Lynn Hill , r. haTfbackirvkig FVenoh .1. Elnmenstden quarterh.. Guy Skaggs e3s Witty right end Byrd AH-t , Dick Mc Adams Jack Johnson right tackle, A. 0'mted Lute Skelton right guard W. Brines Fulton- Mead Center Chat Itfley David- Frazler left guard E. Wairno-k Jas. Eaker iJSt tacic'.ie Irl Olmid Alll Jones ieft end . Fred Read ftoacoa Ausilln, 3kxi Earnea ' smb. Claude Emmons Umpire, C. O. Bllyeu; referee,' rthur Pace; timekeepers, Cha Hug uid Fred Savage. MOGULS SliOWN NEED OF .PASSENGER TRAIN. A special train .was iui Wbdmeeday ftmooi carrj-tag the head officials )f the C. R. & N. on their annual :our of laspcctioa. On thiatF return 'rip they side 'bracked here to jwa'.t far the groat Wa'ilovra LlmKjd Fast Mall. It gave them a taate of the high hut slo y We pasoonigero on. that train, experience very day. It wao a good lesson of the crying tiood oi i passenger train; on the .branch. Engine Breaka Down. A breakdown, (or up) of the tin rkistfo 'the O. R. & N. soads on the iranch to pull Its trains, occurredi at foseph Thursday night, so that Fri lay mornlng'o tra'n diin't loavo un 11 afler 10 a. m. ft was (itfai. aieport id that on engine would have to omo from La Grande, and that the rain wouid leaive -tills station, " at toon. Relying oa that several ps cngor ,were not at the depot when ha tradn- pulled) out at, 10:30. The report started ty Editor Shubt if Joseph that the breakdown was "."scd by the flrenvan, on account f U being Thanksgiving, throwing n an extra shovedful of coal, caus 'ng the fire hox to aarj and catch on ho vas loillor acortaln3d to be mfounded. Th fireman woufld have ' ost his Job If he had used, an extra diovel of coal. Internaiional Exposition The Smith Premier Typewriter Co:,' hie.', 1111 Third Ave., Seattle; WashJ For sale and on display by JACKSON & WEAVER, Agents, Enterprise REVIVAL MEETINCS IN THE METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. Thomas John of AVrJllo-a wlU come to Enteri;rl 4e n?xt Monday to a.sd.k;t la tiie nieMngd to b. held lu the .Me:ho:Uat church -beginning Sun day eve.iing. Rev. Johns will speak each aftcraoo:i at 3 o'clock and In the eveii.ig at 7:30. a hearty w.Ibonye y.'ill -bo extendied to all. LIQUOR FINES. Tha liquor, f'nei anioumting to f3,800 golnto the general fund of the county and not Into any special fund, as a report, gencraiBy circulat ed, says. New Suits Filed. Nov. r II. E. Driver va. A. A. and V. D. Greer. Nov. 15 H. E. DrUier vs. Amos Greer. Nov, 17--J. L. File vs. W. R. Kiv &tte. Nov. 22 McCully Mei-c. Co. vs. Win. F. Kiel. Mrs. Va'.or. No'.saa of EaCtercoun ty, who had ben vi3i'iag her Blstor, -Mrs. S. B. Comhes, left FnUay far ESln wh-aie che will vl"lt relative baforo procoeilng to her home. 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 profitable. H Aside from our excellent facilities, this bank lms the advantage of a lare 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. Stockgrowers and Farmers National Bank Wallowa, Oreg'on Baker City NEW CATALOG Tells all about the different courses. Do we get our students POSITIONS? Yes! We have even placed students from other . schools. NOW is the time to PREPARE. A. L,. McCauley, Principal ! ' CONCRETE WORK 10f all kinds.UIf you believe in Beautifying Enterprise, you -must believe in making that beauty enduring. Concrete is ." enduring it will render city beauty a ''Concrete Reality." ISee "us. for any nd all kinds of Concrete Work. MARKS BROTHERS, General Contractors. MODEi; 10 VISIBLE ; " " ' 1 has just beefi;awarc!ed the lrand::Fnx over ai! competitors at the ENTERPRISE OPERA HOUSE One Night Only WEDNESDAY NIGHT NOVEMBER 30 , Return of the Popular Favorites MR. JOSEPH DETRICK AND- MISS OLIVE MORDOFF Supported by a Company of Great Strensth ' Presenting the Great Comedy, Is Marriage a Failure? Usual Popular Prices. Seats at Bur naugh & May field's Drug Store . If you want good feed for your team and good treatment come to White Front Barn., 7btl Normal and