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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-10
City and County
rl Brief News Items

..-, George Childers of Lostine was in
Enterprise, Saturday.
y Miss Everyl LaCerte, who has been i'll,
is convalescing slowly.
John Bookout, Trout Creek rancher,
was in town Saturday.
George W. Hyatt was at Joseph,
Saturday, on business trip.
Born to the wife of William Zurcher
ia son, Monday, October 7.
Mrs. Flemings of Joseph visited
Enterprise stores, Saturday.
A large crowd attended the opening
of the skating rink Tuesday night.
George Boiling of Troy was buying
sii supplies of Enterprise merchants, Tues
day.
Stone jars, all sizes, so handy for
'-J fruit; stone churns, crooks and jugs at
Hartshorn &-Keltner's.
S. M. Yoran, grand lecturer, A. F. &
A. NJ. of Oregon, paid an official visit
to the Enterprise lodge Wednesday
night.
'l Mrs. Mabel McAllister of La Grande
s. arrived Wednesday night for visit
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. w. A.
Moss, and family.
j. P. Averill and George Wright
prominent stockmen from the SWAMP
creek country, were in the big Saturday
crowd Of traders.
SO Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitmore oI
Trout creek were transacting business
no with the local merchants and at the
court house, Tuesday.
JE. Patterson went to Elgin Wednes.
day to close a contract for running {
,,Dsaw mill this winter on Looking Glas
creek for Rumble and McCully.
Mrs f. J. Eouck and daughter Eff
of Joseph were visiting the former
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Kerns. Mis-
Effie will probably enter the higl
school soon.
BE-. This is the year you can afford to bu
that range for your wife. We have TIL
Universal, the best and most moderat
priced range on the market. Ask tn
women. llartshorn & Keltner.
., Mrs. Sarah Jewell of the Buttes, VIII
stn u;th lnuuhtar Mr.,
J. A. Funk, has had to return home o
account of an attack of rheumatism
Miss Jessie Jewell is now with hC
lo sister.
h3i Regular services in the Christia
church next Sunday. Sermons by I'll
pastor, Rev. NJ. j. Thompson, at IL
m, topic, ability and Responsibility,
~'A and at 7:S0 p, m, topic, "Who
Responsible for The Crucifxion
Christi" Sunday school at IL a. IN
..-- @. h. at $3.50 p, m. The papering an
refitting of the interior OF the churC
will be completed this week and IL
pastor extends an invitation to all
come and see the results Of the work.
The employees of the T.. NJ. 4 NJ. sto
and a few other guests We're nice
entertained at the home OF Mr.. and Mr.
George W. Hyatt, Saturday night, Il
function being in honor OF the thirteent
marriage anniversary OF Mr.. and Mr.
Hyatt. a delightful evening vi
passed in a social way and delicior
refreshments enjoyed. The gues
were Messrs, and Mesdames j.
Browning, Henry Fletcher, d. II. 10
dan and w. r, Holmes Miss Robertso
Messrs. n. X. Bne, Herbert Brownir
and John Workman. The host al
hostess were presented with sever
reminders Of the anniversary.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-10

$500 buys the best 100 acre
ranch on Prairie Creek. Zoo
inches water. Nvt foot of waste
land; 81 acres alfalfa and timo-
thy. Extra good outbuildings of
all kinds, new barn, abundance of
shade trees. Some one will buy
this in the next 80 days. Will it
be youP o. R. s. l. co.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-10
MARKET REPORT.

Enterprise mill is paying: Wheat 60
bu., oats 81 per cwt., rye 90c cwt. bar
ley S5c cwt. So
Flour sells at $3.50 per Dbl, shorts $40
and bran SIS ton.
Merchants are paying 75c cwt for
potatoes, and x to &c for apples.
No change in retail prices for fruit
Onions 4c lb.
Ranch butter 25c, creamery 35c, eggs
25c.
Send the News Record to an
EASTERN friend. Two months for
25 cents.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1907-10-10
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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
KILLED The MAN WHO
TOOK HIS WIFE Away
Fire Chief Of Dayton. o., Murders
Person Who Eloped With Wife.
Now Manlnc.
az Assoclnlcl prcss.N

DAYTON. ONO. Sept. 4-FirC
Chief u. II, Miller, OF Franklin. ONO
shot and instantly killed j. H. Lit
tic, who recently eloped with his wife
and was returned TO Franklin las;
might for trial Miller entered the pc
lice station and going directly to Lit
ties cell fired two shots which lodg
ed In the victims brenst Miller is
now n raving maniac and is under
guard.
Mrs. Miller eloped with Little about
month ago. She is a handsome
woman aud belongs to prominent
family. II was because Little has a
missing thumb that the detectives 10.
Gated the pair. When the pair were
placed under arrest Little denied his
identity. but Mrs. Miller said SHE was
the runaway wife ami that she wanted
to return home, but Little would not
let her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Lieutenant Goes 10 Sea Aboard
The Hanesske Of His
Native Stale.
HAS SERVED TSfATY-F0JR YEARS
During spanish-American War He
Attracted Worldwide Attention by
Carrying Message to Cuban Com
mandcr and Securing Information
Inside the Spanish Lines.

Lieutenant Victor blue u. s. N.
who came into national prominence
In the summer of 1898 by his hero
ism during the sclec of Santiago, has
been assigned TO duty on the new
United States armorcd cruiser North
Carolina when that vessel is deliver
cd to the navy department by her
builders. tho Newport News Ship
building a. Dry Dock Company. Lieu
tenant Blue has been inspector OF
ordinance nj the local shipyard for II
number OF years. but Ia ut present AT
his old home In North Carolina.
Lieutenant Blue is native OF the
Old North state and was appointed
to tho navy from South Carolina on
September q. 1888 AT the outbreak
, Of the Spanish-Amcrican war he was
serving in Admiral Schlcys fleet and
when that fleet. with Admiral Snmp-
| sons warships, was hockadine Santi-
ago harbor ho was sent ashore to as
| certain the number and positions of
| the ships or Admiral Ccvcra's squad
ron In Santiago harbor After hcinE
landed on the Cuban coast. Lieutenant
Blue Travelled past the Spanish lines
To the camp OF the Cuban insurgents.
and the commander or those forces
accompanied tho lieutenant TO n hill
| overlooking Santiago harbor whore
With the MD OF telescope. the Amcri
can officer was able TO gather the de.
sired information relative to the
Spanish squadron. Lieutenant Blue
then made his way back to the coast
ana reported to Admiral Schlcy. Tho
/ trip was fought with danger and
hardships, ana Lieutenant Blue was
advanced in rank for his feat.
Since entering the service L.icutcn-
ant Blue has served nearly fourteen
years at sea and about ten yenrs on
shore duty. He Ia one OF the most
widely known and popular officers in
tho service.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Tho Champion Electric sion.

The biggest electric sign in the
world is hung on the western expo
sure of building at Spring and Mac
dousal streets. New York. Flashing
Its light across the Hudson. this Sign
may be read miles away on the New
Jersey side. and so deceptive are It's
dimensions to those In Jersey or the
millions that cross the river by day
and night that fpw realize the area
over which tile glitterng letters are
distributed, The Initial III" Is sixty
eight feet high. This approximates
the height OF an ordinary five story
building. The smaller letters com
pleimg the word are nifty feet high.
each letter covering on perpendicu-
lar line mt least four ordinary stories
The letters ARE Ave feet wide, md n
full grown man could almost liz down
between the edges. About l, 400 cleo.
tric lights ARE used for the illuminn-
tion-tlils approXimatlng the number
or lights used In the entire illumina-
tion of many small towns. 1t requires
practically all the time of one man TO
replace the burned out lamps. and 1t
Is interesting 10 watch him us he
works upon his swinging scaff0ld
hundreds of feet In the air ut times
New York rost.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
wyeh Hazel, No. Witch tsa.oi.

The correct nann for IIasnamels vir-
ginicn is not witch hazel, but wych
hazel. Our plant has no connection
with the magic OF the water hunter.
The blackthorn OF England. Prunus
spinosa. was the wool used IN these
divinntlons. or whatever these super
stltlous practices may he termed IIa-
gel had Il very wide mourning In the
olden times, and the elm us we'll as
the nut now known as such was hazel.
Ono of these clms. now known as III
mus montana. was the fnvoritc wood
for making wychcs. or provision
chests. and was therefore known MS
tho wych hazel In the present duy Il
is tho wych elm. Our hnlnhmelis re-
ceived from the early settlers the name
of wych hazel from the resemblance
OF the lcnvcs IL those of the wych ha-
eel or elm of the old world. Language
rcformcrs imagining that wych should
be spelled witch are responsible for the
confusion Wych hazel Ia the correct
term for our plant
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
FABIAN COMPANY GOES
INTO RECEIVERS HANDS
Seward tleldelbach President OF tn
Concern, Disappears Mysterious.
~ Over Month Ago.

CINCINNATI, o.. Sent. i,-Docause
Off the mysterious disappearance In
New York OF Seward Ilcidelbach,
president OF The Fabian ManufActlr.
Ing Company In this city. NJ. II. Moch
was today appointed receiver OF that
concern and placed under IL bond OF
5000 600.
The petition for tho rccclvershIp
In addition to setting forth the facts OF
the disappearance OF Mr. Hcidcbach,
states that the action is taken with
the consent OF the largest creditors
md also one OF the two defendants,
Stanley s. Roab. the other defendant
being Mr.. Heidelbach. Tho Fabian
Manufacturing Company is known
over tho entire country in clothing
circles.
Seward lIeidelhach, disappeared
last month while In New York city.
He had returned but n few days pre-
ylous with Nys. Heidelbnch from an
extended stay in Europe On the
day when no was last YIN by his re-
iatiycs and friends in New York he
secured from the New York financial
agents OF the Fabian Manufacturing
Company drafts for $4,000 saying he
had to pay accounts contracted while
in Europe. He started for an express
office and since then has not been
heard from.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
REFINED MALICE. IA
"Reminiscences of Notable Theatrical
Performance.

Performance.
Herbert Kelley tells A story that
establishes new record for refined
malice The last previous mark was
fixed by the Empress Josephine. who
smilingly Invited IL rival beuuty to sit
beside her on green sofa which alb
solutely killed the effect of tho VIC
Tins blue gown.
The hero of Mr.. Kelcey's tale OF woe
As II New York costumer who hnrbored
BrudGe against Lawrence Barrett
In the famous all star testimonial per-
formance of "Hnmlct" nj tho Metro
politan Opera House. Mr.. Barrett was
to play the ghost aud Mr.. Kelley
bernardo.
Now, Barrett was taller In art than
In inches, while Mr.. Kelcey Is good
six feet. The costumcr provided Ber.
nardo with II glittcr!ng I.ohcngrln suit
of mail. with u dragon topped helmet
or portentous altitude. The majesty
OF buriud Denmark looked Ike tin
soldier. though II the audience could
have measured him 10y the height of
his passion he would have been colos-
sal.
III Mr.. Kelley was hoist with pride,
however. he met with the provcrbial
fall. In the entire performance ho
had had only one llnc. announcing To
the king the return OF Hamlet. But
the king was taking his lines and cut
ont the cue. After waiting all evening
In his hardware shop, Mr. Kelley was
follcd.
Tint performance. given rs n tcstl-
monlal TO one OF the most artistic of
American actor managers Lester Wal
lack, wnH In fact Il monumental exam
pie OF the futility Of NIL star casts.
There were only three rehcarsals, and
Booth, who played Hamlet, foresaw
the catastrophe. as appears In u letter
he wrote to his daughter before II fell
he Insisted ON casting for IIOrntio an
actor who was accustomed TO play
with him, and 80 saved his own bacon.
IL not the play OF Shakespeare
He wns, however. the solitary sur
vlvor. MIR. Kelley. whose sense OF
humor Is delicious. is voluminous In
nnccdote or the fatalities. All the
leading theatcrs in New York were
closed IN honor of the occasion, and
the actors swellcd the crowds on the
stnge to hundreds.
DeWoif Hopper wore costume sew
erul slzcs too small for him. and MIR
shall Wildor dragged about garments
proportionatoly large. 1t WAS about
tho least successful effort either OF
them ever ninde 10 conceal the fact
that they are born comedians. Tho
stage. which was of the old kind,
rakcd backward ut Il terrific angle.
~ the burial OF Ophclia. as they
were lowering Mime. Modjeskn into
her grave. Mr.. Hopper sank to his
knees and, wringing his hands, loudly
moancd out: "Ilcaven help hcr
They're burying her on the side of II
hill! Thoy'ro bnfying her on the side
Of Enthusiastically Evening Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
SPORTS AND THE SPHERE.
Tho 8aslo Pursuit In Most Canoe 10
fN 10 Drive a Ball,

t Nftt 10 1.-two 6Alb.
Some ,hny there will arise pntfent
Investigator who Will work out this
problem, Why nrc most sports hut the
variants or ono object. the propulsion
OF sphere?
billiards. baseball. polo, golf, sling
Ing, marbles, squash, hnndbnll. foot
ball, rnckets. cricket, hockey. bagatcllc,
tonnis shooting. pclota-thc basic pur-
suit In each Is to drive bail. the pro
pnlsion OF u sphere.
Tlpcat. shuttlccock ana top spinning
nrc tho employment of notifications OF
the sphere. and archery Ia but another
method OF propulsion.
1t IL strange limitation OF form,
ana there must lie II reason. Those who
delvc into origins mny ascribc the
whole motive of sports to some long
armed, hIrsn,o ancestor who frat
threw n pebble at a fellow cave dwell
cr md found 1t great fun
Or It may be poor mortars attempt
TO get In n small fashion into the ire
mcndous scheme Of the universe,
which is the everlasting movement OF
the spheres. Or II may be TINT sports
are framed In inevitable obedience 10
some Irresistible law OF nature.
At any rate the fact is sports nre
based OH the propulsion of the sphere.
md some one ought TO find reason
therefor New York American.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05

For severe headache AMI neuralgia
the application of IL cloth wrung out
In hot water is good. but one wet In
very cold winter will prove still more
Immediate In Its good effects. The
chill dcndcm the nerves. ana the puin
Is sootlicd. For Insomnia II towel fold
od In four wrung out In very cold
water. Iced IL possible. ana applied to
the spine Will usually put the wakcful
one to sleep. If one towel does not
effect the desired result. try second
ana even II third one at fifteen minute
Intervals, placing II heavy bath towel
between the bed ana the wet applica-
ton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Vanishina Old London.

The "Old Curiosity Shop" In Ports
mouth street. anu other contiguous
property leading into I.lncoln's Inn
Fields, are being demolished. the free
hold having been Sold and block of
business premises Will be erected. The
quaint looking building. which has had
n great fascination for American tour-
lists, Is said to he more than 800 years
old. dnting back to the early days OF
James L.. but the fact has never been
established that this was the "Old
Curiosity Shop lmmortallzed by Dick.
ems. The lucrative attraction of the
name OF the great humorlst Will there
fore come To an end. but the tenants
OF the shop have received compensa,
ton and Will carry on thci: printing
business In Great Queen street.-pail
Mall Gazette.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
nSNaRRRaRa2RRaRQaQRQaoGQaA
50 Social Personal "
SsT6SugaJSysssy1ru1SOrUUp

Misses Anne and Page Royal, OF
Richmond. aro spending tho week witt.
DR. and Mira. William Roanc Aydlctt.
MISS Page Royal will be the hostess
Mt tho Virginia building next week.
Miss LOWS Stcarncs has returned
from Pulaski, where she spent tho
summer.
Mrs. II. II. styn is visiting friends
In Goochlnnd.
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. Leo Davis will
leave today for Hot Springs Va.
where toy VIII spend two weeks
MIR. Thomas p. Duncan has returned
from mn extended vacation. spent on
tho Eastern Shore, and business
tTIp North. ~. 81, .,eaf
Mr.. William Speaker. formerly OF
this city. now OF baltimore. is spend.
ing a few days In the city shaking
hands with old friends.
Mr. j. H. Lindsay, editor of tho
Charlottesville Progress ia making
Newport News his headquarters
while visiting the Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Wilmink. o..
Grand Rapids, Mich. are guests ut
Hotel Warwick. Mr.. Wilminli for.
mcrly WAS prominent nlsIness man
OF Newport News. lie now operates
one OF the largest bakeries in Grand
Rapids.
Mr. and Mrs. c. II Candy. of Dor.
chester. Mass, are visiting their
daughters, Miss Candy, OF this city
ana Mrs. 4. Il. Search, of Homestead,
Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Sicgcl and son
left last night for n trip to New
York.
Miss Florence Christopher and Mrs.
Burgess. who have been the guests
of MIR. and Mrs. j. n. Tcatcr on For
iy.seventh street, havc returned to
Lexington. Ky.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Library Pnsto.

Wet cupful of flour. previously
dried In the oven. with II pint of cold
water, rubbing II smooth. Have ready
three cupfuls OF boiling water in II
saucepan. Pour gradually upon the
paste. working II well until YOU have
Il smooth batter. Add more boiling
water should II thicien too much
Flour varies much IN the matter Of
thickening. Set over the fire und stir
for three minutes After the boiling
point Is reached pour It out, and then
II is lukewurm beat into 1t u teaspoon
fui of oil OF cloves or of cinnamon.
Carbolic acid is better still unless the
odor he objectionable. Put up In
small, wide inouthed bottles ana cork
tightly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Health in Canal Zone.

Tho high wages paid make II n
mighty temptation to our Young arti-
sans to join the force of skilled work
men needed to construct the Panama
Canal. Many are restrained, however,
- the fear of fovers and malaria.
II Is the knowing ones-those who
have used Electric Bitters. who SO
there without this fear. well know
Ing they are safe from malarious In
fhence with Electric Bittcrs on hand.
Cures blood poison too. billonsness.
weakness and all stomach. liver and
kidney troubles. Guaranteed by all
Druggists. 50c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05

Tired lines can be removed by dip
ping the fingers into good skin food
and running them over the lines with n
gentle movement. When the lines
come from old age there is nothing so
good ms almond oil. which gives mols-
ture to the skin. When the lines are
premature 1t Is always best to use IL
food which acts; also as Il stlmulant.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
A Now Problem.

1t Is reported that more than 1000
iilndoos have crossed the Canadian
border Into the state of Washington
recently and have become competitors
III the labor market OF the state. Men
OF their race, who present strange
ana curious type to most Americans.
may lie seem nj wor.; now on the rail-
roads of California. hey are made
conspicuous even ut distance by
their turbans. y gang here and there
makes an Impression on the traveller
without being noticeable because of Its
size. But there IS population OF
29i,3Gl 900 In lndia. an nren Of 1 .7G0, Gi2
fqiarc miles, rs against population
that Is probably considerably less than
doONo,0OO on an area of 1882 .420
nqusre miles In China. and popula-
ton OF @I.0oO.000 Oh an area of 147 ,655
square miles in japan Chicago Rec
ord Herald.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Tssl|les Concerning Certain Trans
action With The Late Il.
win Tucker.
PLAINTIFFS READY 10 CLOSE
Lest Evidence for the Dcpositors VIII
no Taken Next Tuesday; Then the
Defendants Witnesses win be Elk.
amIned-case Goes to Judge In
About Three Months.

Former Postmaster Fred Read war
the principal witness yesterday In tho
suit of the depositora OF the Savings
Bank OF Newport News against the
officers and stockholders of that In.
stitution, his Testimony relating 10 II
certain controversy between the late
president OF the bank, Mr.. Irwin
Tucker. ana the Postofflcc Depart.
mcnt over shortage In Mr.
fuckers accounts with the depart
ment. Mr.. Read was called to tho
stand In tho trial OF this suit several
times, lat declined to testify until In
structed TO do SO by the Postofflce
Department.
Mr.. Reads Testimony.
14In reply to questions from Attorney
G. c. Berkeley. counsel for the plain.
lifts. MIR Read said on the stand yes.
terday that Mt one time Mr. Tucker
had been short in his accounts at the
local postoffice to the amount OF $3.50
and TINT for sometime he refused 10
Settle tho account, claiming thnt the
shortage resulted from stamp rob.
berry at tho postofflcc. After tho mat.
Ter had heen In dispute for some time
the department. ordered tho bill col
1ecteh and 1t finally was paid by MIR,
Tucker.
Tho only Witness heard yesterday
was Mr.. Arthur Isoe, assistant cashier
ofitho First National Bank. who les.
tified that Mr.. J, w. Ayler. Jr., who
has been examining the books OF tho
defnnot institution, is nm expert book.
Keeper Mr., Ayler was on the stand
sometime ago. but was not recalled
yesterday. counsel for the defense
announcing that they had no desire
10 crosseIamlne the Witness.
Continued to Tuesday.
Yesterday afternoon the taking of
dispositions in this case was coutInucl
until Tuesday, when tho plaintiff will
close their caso so far MS the taking
OF dispositions is concerned Among
the witnesses who Will he examined
Tuesday will be Miss Lillio G. Stew
art. who was bookkeoper In tho
wrecked bank: Mcssrs. Il. II. Vaughan
md Il. w. Mllstead. stockholders OF
The lnnk. nnd Receiver Allan d.
Jones.
The defendants probably will he
Gin taking the dispositions of It's wit.
neascs next week This WILL Il IL
expected, require two or three months
time and tho caso probably VIII not
so to Judge Ingram who was appoint
cd by Governor Swanson To try the
suit, until November or December
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
HELD IN PALM or HAND.

cutter Is placed In the palm of the
hand, being held in position by loop
which slips over tho little finger. 1t Is
clnlmed TINT 1t can be kept In the palm
of the hand without Interfering with
the operation While sewing. there be-
Ing perfect freelom OF the fingers at
all times. a slight twist OF the fingers
Ia MI that Is required to operate the
cutter to break the thread.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
cleanino Mattino.

To clean mating sweep II thoroughly
first with stim broom. following care.
fully the grain Of the straw: heat up IL
soft broom In warm water and brush
across the grain. Finally wash the
mattlng of with wnrin winter In which
handful of salt has been dissolved.
II light IN color horax will aid in
Frightening and preserving the shade.