Enterprise news-record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, May 06, 1911, SATURDAY EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMarble AND Granite MONUMENTS NEW LOT JUST RECEIVED ..; Custom Work to Order . CHARLES WILLGERODT ENTERPRISE, OREGON' ' tnv'miiitniMiiiipp The Number 520, Six-Shot Repeating Shotgun at $25.00 is a hamroerlcss gun with a solid frame. Easier to operate quick er and smoother action than any other. It never balks and is .perfectly balanced. Detailed description of any of our Runs is in our 1im i'aire Free Catalog. Bend for it TO-DAY , If you ennnot obtain STEVENS I'lhTOLS, TELESCOPES ' uirougn your dealer, we will ship direct, express prepaid, upon re ceipt of fatKnm price. J. STEVENS ARMS & TOOL COMPANY J P. 0. Box 1003 CHICOPEE FALLS . MASSACHUSETTS EXCORSION FARES EAST 1911 ' From All Points on OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION COMPANY 'to FARES Chicago ... $72 50! Council" Bluffs Omaha Kansas City . . . 60 00 60 00 60 00 60 00 St. Joseph.. .. St. Paul 60 00 St. Paul via Council Bluffs.... 63 90 Minneapolis direct .. .. 60 00 Minneapolis, via Council Bluffs 63 90 St., Louis 70 00 SALE DATES May 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 25, 27, 28 and 29. June 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 16, 17, 21, 22, 28, 29 and 30. July 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 19, 20, , 26, 27, and 28. August 3, 4, B, 14, 15, 16, 17. 21, 22, 23, 28, 29 and 30. ' September 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 7. Stop-overs within limits in either di rection. Final return limit Oc tober 31. One way through California $15 ad ditional. t v' . Inquire of any O-W. R. A N. Agent For More Complete Information or WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon ; , t-. - A Great Clubbing Offer Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal one year....' 1 B0 Enterprise News-Record, ..2 CO ToUl 3 M DOTH PAPERS ONE YEAR,.. $2 50 Semi-Weekly Oregon Journal, one year..... . 91 BO Wallowa County Chief Uin 150 Total t3 00 BOTH PAPERS ONE YEAR,..$2 00 thwVeekTV OREGON JOURNAL publishes the latest and moat com plete telegraphic news of the world; elves reliable market fflevovbs. ae It market news can be and is corrected to date Mr each issue. It 'to has page of special matter for the . farm end home, on Interesting story page and a page af moire of comic each week, and It goes to the subscriber twice every week lv4 tlmea a year, - Either of the above two makes a splendid combination, and you save $1 by bending your subscription to this office. We can also give our subscribers a good clubbing qffer for the Daily and Sunday, or Sunday Journal, In con nection with either the Nw Record STEMS V3 1 1H or chieftain. CHEAP PUNT TO PRESERVE O. A. C. FORESTRY DEPARTMENT HAS ONE FARMERS MAY ' PROFITABLY COPY. Corvallls, May4-A simple and Inex pensive treating plant has been set up at O.A.C.by the forestry department to teach students how farm timbers, sucn as ienco dosis, niujr iw pivv from weather, insects, iungus ana .ou- er destructive influences at a comuui- atlvely small cost. It can be cup'l- cated on any farm for 1;00 or less, on tnat field by wrltlng fa, Di and will readily pay for itself in a rector tj s. Geological Survey, short time in tho added length of Washington, I), C, and asking for time the treated umuers win iasi. To a certain extent the treatment prevents the growth oi tne mosses and lichens which hold moisture anu thus hasten the decay of the wood. The principal action of the preserv- ative, however, is to Kill any spores of fungi that come in contact with the wood; and If there is no un- gous growth there will be no decay l ne plant consists or a -ugui iru shed with two gaivamzeo iron iB. Dotn nuea with sieam cons so the temperature of the contents can easily be regulated. In one the creo sote, which Is the principal , preserv ative used, Is heated to 2lf or 220 degrees Farenheit and kept there while the timbers soak it In for about three hours. They are then . remov ed to the other tank, where the pre servative is kept at about 110 de grees for two hours, after which the timbers are ready for final removal and use. ' Preserving the timbers adds 8 or 10 " cents to the cost of each post, but It lengtSens the life of the post two or three times, thus saving; much labor and expense in cutting and setting new ones. Every large farm can well afford to operate such a plant, and small farms might com- bine in operating one In co-opeta-1 tlon. Such co-operative plants are com mo: nf in some parts of the conn- try. The railroads are now using beech, loblolly pine, and birch, treated in this manner, although these timbers were impracticable before 'the treat- I. lng method was inaugurated. They lasted but four or five years then, whereas they now last, with the same use and exposure, about fourteen to eighteen years. . A VERY OLD TROUBLE. From Goodwin's Weekly. Whenever the stock market is ail ing because the spring-wheat coun try needs rain, or because Mr. Mor gan is said to have indigestion, or the Interstate - commission makes a new ruling a gloomy chorus re peats ' that the' bases of financial calculation nave oeen rauicany cuuns ea within rive years pecause a urauu- new factor has oeen uiiroaucea namely, the invasion, by the uovern- roent, of the field of private busl- ness enterprise. ' I Government has been Invading the field of private business enterprise time out of mind. For example, Crassus was the ablest captain of in dustry of his day. "Observing," says Plutarch,, "how liable the city was to fires, by reason of the houses standlne so near together." he trained a large body of slaves until they became expert fire fighters. When a fire broke out Crassus DromDtlv appeared "to buy the houses that were on fire and those In the neighborhood which, in the danger and uncertainty, the PTOPrH owra wore wiuwi i in w lime or nouung." naving uouBut the houses, Crassus turned loos his fire fighters ana put oui me oihzw, so inai tne greaiesi pan w w.u at one time or anouier u 1 - J4.m.I nis nanus. mat. was splendid stroke of private Dusiness enterprise. But in uie course m time Augustus organized lire com- Dames ana put out w men i" nothing The trouble of which our friends comolain is really as old as the hills. WHAT LABOR THINKS OF ' k "BREAKFAST -FOOD" POST frAm Portland iAhor Press Th ivan .hnnnon" alwan taft aW between anltal and la- bor For yea there was not '. neflce h.t.A h Pn-k' nrov. Monle aud ii m two i. Rut ulnn ime Peanut Done Post and trio to make the courts make war again. The working man who would permit any of the baked sawdust Burnaugn & Jiaynem vs J and bran hog feed in his table that Weaver and Anna B, Weaver. O. this union fiehter turns out would Corklns for Puff., wMr m. non-union suit of clothes. a nriin m.n hftvino- ih self-re- sDect of a chicken thief will dump his stuff In the sewer, where It all belongs 4 If you want good feed for your team and good treatment, coma to White. Front Barn. ITbtf STATE EXHfSi? OF FI&H . ' - - AT ASTORIA CENTENNIAL. Salem, . May 4. The state- depart ment of fisheries will maintain- an ex tensive exhibit In Astor ia during the Centennial celebration, showing in de tail thei methods or. trie propogation f 8h- 8almon la Particular. A num. Uer OI aquarium uui&s euuwiug uie many species of live fish native to the state of ' Oregon, as well as a fish hatchery la active operation, will make this, exhibit complete and an ed- cational feature of great interest to all centennial visitors. y $ Q g ISSUES BULLETIN QN VALE 0L.GA8 FELD investors in Malheur county oil stock can get the government report he "Petroleum and natural gas" chapter of Bulletin 431 Thlg DuiIetin has, been recently put- ngne) ani contains among other tnillg8i "Gas and Oil Prospects near vale, "Ore., and Payette, Ida., by C w Washburne." and "Gas Prospects in Harney Valley, Oregon, by C, W. washburne." Brighter. un ,m SUirwIn-WUHams & Co, paints. Sold at Keltner's hard- rare. Docket May Term Of Circuit Court Longest Lis of Cases At Any Term Held In This County In Years. Following is the docket for the May term of circuit court, with the attorneys appearing on each side as far tt8 entered on the docket: Note District Attorney F. S. Ivan noe appears for the state in each criminal case, Criminal state of Oregon vs Henry L. Zum wait stealing foal. Sheahan & Cool- ey for Deft. State vs Alvin Harris, murder. J. a. Burl ;JsU for Dfft. State vs Aicb Wilielt, assault be lng armed vrJth a dangerous weapon. State vs Wm. Wlllett, assault with intent 'to kill. state vs W, W Winlngs, assault with Intent to kill Law. Eigln Forwarding Co vs David P Hunter. Ivanhoe & Hodgin for Plff., J. D. Slater for Deft. .A. F, Sheets vs Frank Marr and Cdell Marr. AV, G. TrdH for Plff, J, A. Baiter vs W. F. Rankin. W G Trill and Thos. M. Dill for Plff., J. A. Burleigh for Dft. Ed!th Robinson vs Mutual Fire Company of Portland. F .' S. Ivan . Cochran & nock for Plff.. McA11ster & Upton for Deft. ch Bcott jennIng3t- P. k - f c g H w p Rankin. J. A Burleigh for Plff. Cfio Hauaer vh C V. Christy Idaho-Oregon Lumber Co. vs" Edgar Marvin, Sheriff. Cochran & Cochran and O. M. Corklns for Plff., J. A. Bur leigh for Deft. . Shell Mercantile Co. vs Laverty & Page, W, G. Trill for Plff. J. L, Fine vs W, R. Klvette. McCully Mercantile Co. vs Wm, F Kiel. A. m: Runnells for Plff. School District No 6 vs Bert Elton Smith et al. A, M. Runnells for Plff., Shf,nhtt & r-oIev, ... Beft r p.,-,- T.i.mw r r al vs vVnllo'wa County. Thos. Crawford for piff v s. Ivanhoe for Deft McCu;ly Mercantlle Co. vs Geo vy . Tn Q Wolfe. J. P Uusk fo pif). gu Laverty & Page J A. Burleigh, for Plff, ' ' " ' p H. Mann vs W A. Carper. w Q TrllJ tQf D(jft , rjeVall v Thomaa DeVall yV.mi and J. P. Rusk for Plff, A . 8. Cooley for Deft. J. E. Stokes vs Lostlne Lime Co J. A Burleigh for Plff., Sheahan & Cooley for Deft, : Wallowa National Bank vs W Gollnlck, Sheahan & Cooley for Plff. 0. M. Corklns' for Deft. K. . & Z. M, vs w. J. U. M. wirsui! lor ri. B. M. ft M Co, vs Baker & smiu. J. A. Burleigh for Plff Fred S. Ashley vs. First Baptist Baptist Church. - Enterprise. Ore J. A. Burleigh for Plff. Geo. Faught vs Leid MounUtn Mln 'ng Co. J. P. Rusk fir Plff. M 8. F. National Bank of Wallowa vs Flora Milling Co, W. G. Trill for PI". W, J. Funk b. Co. vsJ. J. Weav er ano Anna weaver, u, ai, v-o'- Kins ror firx. W. Al Jones vs A. P. Klrkland. J Rusk for Plff. . W. J, Gollnlck vs Edgar Marvin. O - M. Coi-kins for Plff, Sheahan & Cool- ej for li-ft.- f- ' . , C. A. Ault vs Jame3 M. Stubbloflcld and Mis. James M. Stubblefteld O. M. Corklns for Plff E. T. Anderson vs Perry Blanchard. J. A. Burleigh for Plff. C. A. McClaren vs W. P. SarreU et al. W. G. Trill for Plff. Hauser & Ebon vs II. D. Akins. , M, Runnells for PUT. Spaulding Mfg. Co. vs W.J. Gollnkk and Geo Goodwin. Thos M. Dill for Plff. James Bloodsworth vs L. W. Minor! A. Burleigh for Plff. J. J. Chapman vs L. W. Minor. J A Burleigh for Plff. R. S. & Z. Co. vs W. T. Davis O. M. Corklns for Plff. . D. Keltner vs J. J Weaver. J. A. Burleigh for Plff. Fred S. Ashley vs J. J Weaver. J. A. Burleigh for Plff. Thos. Morgan vs J J. Weaver and Anna B. Weaver. O. M. Corklns for Plff. A, C. Haggerty vs Baker & Smith. M. Corklns for Plff. M H Beeson vs Baker & Smith, O. M. Corklns for Plff. R. S. & Z. Co, vs Ieonard Baker and Daisy Baker. O. M. Corklns for Plff. J. E. Patterson vs Wm. F. Kiel. O M. Corklns for Plff. Joseph Meno vs Graves Bros, J. A. Burleigh for Plff. ;. Equity. Marshall Wells Hdw. Co. vs T. H. Green and Helen Green, A. C. Em mons, W. J. Makelin for Plff., J. P. Rusk for Defts Geo. Palmer Lumber Co. vs John Anthony. T. H. Crawford for Plff., J. D. Slater for Deft. Joseph. Water Works Co. vs City of Joseph. T. H. Crawford for Plff., D." W Sheahan for Deft. First Bank of Joseph vs Jessie L. Marsh. Thos. M. Dill, for Plff. Elizabeth Heaveme Vs H. B. Merry- man. County Surveyor. George Baker vs Tennessee Baker. Daniel Boyd for Plff. James D. Halsey vs W. F. Rankin et al. Daniel Boyd for Plff., J .A. Bur leigh for Deft. Nlbley-Mimnaugbi Lumber Co. vs Edwin Marvin. O.M. Corklns and J.D. Slater for Plff., Sheahan & Cooley for Deft. J. D. Day vs J. H. Green et al. J A Burleigh for Plff., Sheahan & Cooley for Deft. E. R. Bowlby vs Wm. A. Davis, Sa rah F. Davis and Vernon M. Gregg. Sheahan & Cooley for Plff., J. A. Bur leigh for Deft. Lydia B. Smith vs C. M. Smith. W. . Trill for Plff. E. M, & M. Co. vs W. F. Rankin et al J. A. Burleigh for Plff., Daniel Boyd for Deft. ' , Agnes Belle Littleton vs Orvllle F. Littleton. Daniel Boyd for Plff. S. D. Keltner vs Edith B. Stubble- field. J., A Burleigh' for Plff. W. J, Funk & Co. vs L. W. Lathrop A. Burleigh for Plff. F. D. McCully vs City of Joseph. J. . Burleigh for Plff., A. M. Runnells for Deft. C, R, Elliott vs Wallowa County. Sheahan & Cooley and James A.. Fee for Plff., F, S. Ivanhoe and J. A. Bur leigh for Deft Emma B, Cramer vs David II. Cram er. A. M. Runnells for Plff. Lydla I. Feaglns vs Wallowa County. Sheahan & Cooley for Plff., F. S. Iv anhoe and J, A, Burleigh! for Deft. Dorothy M. McCulloch vs John A. McCulloch. W. G. Trill for Plff. Josephine Flak vs Luther Lloyd. J. A. Burleigh for- Plff., Sheahan) & Cool ey for Deft. S. K, Clark va Emma Bauer et al. A, Burleigh for Plff. If the type la so blurred you can't read , the date after jour name stamped on the paper, It is be cause you haven't paid up for so long the figures are worn - smooth. When a subscription la renewed the name and date are reset In new type and show up beautifully. Try It. 8talllon Books For Sale. Books for owners of stallions, con taining descriptions, complete record of service, terms, agreement to pay, etc; Two forms, 50 cents and $1 each at this office or address enclosing amount in M, O. or stamps, The En. terprlse Press, Enterprise, Oregon, tf NOTICE OF CONTEST. Department of the Interior. United States Land Office, La Grande Oregon, April 6, 1911. To Clinton R. Gibson, of Starkweath er, N. D Contestee: You are hereby notified that Arthur A, Dyment who gives Enterprise, Ore gon, as bis post-office address, did on March 20th, 1911, file In this office his duly corroborated applica tion to contest and secure the cancela tion of your Homestead Entry, No. 15940, Serial No. 01136, made April Uth, 1908, for ENEtt and EVtSE4 Sectioa 23, Township 1 South, Range 45 East, Willamette Meridian, and as grounds for his contest ho alleges that Clinton R. Gibson has wholly abandoned said land and has not cul- 1 tlvated, improved, or resided upon said land during the past twelve months. Yo are, therefore, further notified, that the said allegations will be tak en by this office as having1 beeni con fessed by you,, and your said entry will be canceled thereunder without your further right to be heard therein either before this office or on appeal, if you fail to file In this office with in twenty days after the FOURTH publication of this notice, as shown below, your answer, under oath, spec ifically meeting and responding to these allegations of contest, or If you fall within that time to file In this office "due proof that you have served a copy of your answer on the said contestant eithen In person or by registered mall. If this service Is made by the delivery of a copy of your answer to the contestant in per son, proof of such service must be either the said contestant's written acknowledgment of his receipt of the copy, showing the dale of Its re ceipt, or the affidavit of the person by whom the delivery was made stating when and where the copy was delivered: if made by registered mail, proof of such service must consist of the affidavit of tho person by whom the copy was mailed stating when and the post office to which it was mulled, and thl3 affidavit must be ac companied by the postmaster's re ceipt for. the le'ter. Ynu should state In your answer the name of the post office to which you desire future notices to be sent to you. F. C. BRAMWELL, Register. Date of first publication, April 29, 1911. Date of second publication, May 6, 1911. Date of third publication, May 13, 1911. Date of fourth publication, May 20, 1911. ' 104s4 Foley Kidney Pills are a true medi cine. They , are healing, strengthening, antiseptic and tonic. They act quick ly. Burnaugh & Mayfleld. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department Of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Ore gon, March 27, 1911. Notice is hereby given that Earl Coffin an, of Enterprise, Oregon, who, on May 14, 1906, made Homestead Ap plication No. 15005, Serial No. 04805, for SWSW, Sec. 14, EttSB, and NWKSBtf, Section, 15, Township 1 North, Range 45 East, Willamette Me ridian, has filed notice of intention to make Fine five-year Proof, to estab lish clrim to the land above descrl'o ed, before Carl Roe, United States Commissioner, at his office at Enter- IN LATE WINTER AND EARLY SPRING We seldom feel JUST RIQHT At such a time KASPAMLU is the best and safest Blood Purifier, the most successful Srescription for spring humors and such isorders of the blood as boils, pimples. pustules, blotches, 'sores and cutaneous eruptions. Kasparilla is admitted to be the best remedy for that lack of energy and the peculiar debility so prevalent during the close of winter and the opening of spring. . For derangements of the di gestive organs 11 is a nuiurui corrective, operating directly upon the liver and ali mentary canal, gently but persistently stimulating a healthy activity.' Its beneficial influence extends, however, to every pbrtion of the system, aiding iu the processes of digestion and assimilation of food, promoting a wholesome, natural appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad breath, irregularities of the bowels, con stipation and the long list of troubles directly traceable to those unwholesome 3-.f . r j; , j i conuuiona. naHparuia aispeia urorsi ness. headache, backache and despond ency due to inactivity of the liver, kidneys and digestive tract It Js a strengthening tonic of the highest value. THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE IIOYT CuBMiCAt CO. Portland, Oregon Cartfui Banking Insurtt th Sqftty of DtpotttM." Depositors Have That Guarantee at WALLOWA NATIONAL BANK OF ENTERPRISE. OREGON CAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS $60,000 We Do a General Banking Business. Exchange Bought and Sold on All Principal Citiesi Geo. W. Hyatt, President Geo. 8. Craig, Vice President Geo .8. Cbais i. H. Dobbin Stop and Figure A reply to a letter cannot reach you in less than THREE days. Why not get your answer IMMEDI ATELY? Use the LONG DISTANCE SERVICE of the Home Independent Telephone Co. Offices in all parts of Union and Wallowa counties. prlsu, Ort;on, 0n the lath day of Jun Ull. Claimant names as witnesses: Sam Baker, William A. Reed, Patrick Lof tus, and Arch Alford, all of Enter prise, Oregon. F. C. BRAMWELL, 33c5 Register. Lame shoulder Is nearly always due to rheumatism of the muscles, and quickly yields to the free application of Chamberlain's Liniment For sale by all dealers. Professional Cards THOS M. DILL t ATT08NEY-AT-LAW Office la Lltch building. Room I 107. Enterprise, Oregon. i 9- E. R. FLACK, M. D. C V.S, f Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist I County Veterinarian. Enterprise, Oregon. t " C. T. HOCKETT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office In Lltch building. Room ' 115. Home Ind. Phone In office V, and residence, 1 ' X DR. W. L. NICHOLS. Osteopathic Physician 135437 Lltch Bldg. t 2 to 6 p.m., Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays. Phone, res. and office. 1 ei ewisniieiiseeeeeeeeee iiee- W. C. KETCHUM DENTIST - ENTERPRISE Office In Lltch Building. Room 121. Home Independent Phone. DR. C. A. ATJLT 1 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office In Bank Building. I Horse phone both office and residence. 4 ,. J. A, BURLEIGH ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office to. Iitoh Building. . Enterprise, Oregon. z . DANIEL BOYD , . i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Practice in all Slate Courts ai Interior Department. Careful ai . taction to all business tW1 t-M'i- Y SHEAHAN ft COOLEY ; - LAWYERS .ENTERPRISE Practice in 8tats and Federal Courts and Interior Department. W. B. APPLKOATL , , ' Notary Public Collections made. Real Bstate ought and sold' and all business matters attended to iall im write me. PARADISE, OHJDOON W. R. Holmes, Centum A. J, Boehmer, Asst. (!hlw d incur ors 6 no. W. Hyatt Mattu A. Holmm ' W, R. Bolhm