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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-19

CLAssE DE PREMIERE COMMUNION
Edw. Choulnard, Alfred Pelle-
tier, Henry Potv1n, Ralph Raiche,
John Sohner, Harold Sullivan,
Geo. Vachon, Edna Guimond, Jo-
s6phine Hart, Esther Normandin.
CLAssE DE CONFESSION
Emile Bolduc, Wirth Calvin,
FIX Durand, Edw. Pilon, Tony Sob
ner, Eveline Boileau, Della Boz
]eau, Aur6lia Potvin.
CLAssE DE PRIERE
Albert Malenfant, Louis Nor
mandin, FIX Potvin, Aline Bouthil-
lette, Sarah Pellet;er.
LIE clou de cette belle reunion a
etc la presentation dune jolie
adresse t6molgnant la vlve recon-
~naissence que les enfants ressen-
talent pour les bonnes Saurs qui,
'quoique n'appartenant pas q notre
paroisse, SO d6vouent tant 3 Fen
droit des enfants du catechisme.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1908-06-19

PriX
CLAssE DIES PRIERES
Albert Malenfant, Aline Bou-
thiilette.
CLAssE DE CONFESSION
Evel1ne Boileau, Jerome Camp
bell.
CLAssE DE PREMIERE COMMUNION
c Alice Gochia, Edw, Chouinard.
POnctualite
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26

the body, finally taking its seat in the
lungs. The two doctors lanced the
head but failed in locat, any poison
ous matter. They then probed into the
lungs where they soon located the seat
OF the disease. Virgil seems to be
standing the effects of the operate n
very well but it is now feared that
t, hold or pneumonia has taken hold
ON him. The two younger brothers,
who have been attending school in Cor
Wallis, have been called home.
DR. l.. r. Seely is expected to arrive
in Los,ille any day this week to see
after Iii, financial affairs.
Fred Womack has been confined to
his ird OH account OF a seveii, attack o.
tolisilills. Having had it so oit II be.
fort, his throat is in a critical condition
Or Hewitt bought the town property
pwneA by l.. Magill last week.
Il W. Rumble, OF Elgin, WAS in tow
Saturday. He expects 10. become on
Joint representative and was in lookinl
after the probabilities for that office
He is a we'll kncwh business manage
/ who formerly resid d in Lostine an,
his many friends were glad to welcom
him as he came through the county.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
Closing Day at Alder.

Prof. Gene W. Hall and Miss Etha |
Kooch closed successful year oil school
at Alder Friday and in response to invi-
tations The day was made gala one by
the presence of large number oil
patrons and friends. The festivities be,
gan with a grand picnic dinner, the
primary room having been transformed
into dining room through the mechan-
zeal kill of Cotnty Commissioner Sam
I.itch and an able corps OF assistants
Two long tables were constructed ex;
tending the full length OF the room
IN, Sc were laden with all the dainii, :
and drlitacies possible to such IA ieas'
and were twice seated with appreciative
| artakers.
After tie dinner tine company passed
into the upper grade room where pro-
gram of about two hours duration WAS
given BY tie pupils. Especially men
TONED is song by Sc xtette OF young
men, Il debate by five "colored" boys
on the question "Resolved that the pen
is miuhtier tt an thu sword, a flag drill
and jumping rope exercise by prinlar,
pupils, and the crayon work OF Misses
Maude Iitch and Mamie Kooch, the
former lutting ON the blackboard 8
picture OF Mt. Hood and the latter Wal
Iowa lake. Several Of the visitors re
sponded to the call for remarks, County
Superintendent } W. kerns ard Rev
f.. Owens each giving enjoyable talks
Prof Hall then announced that as thi!
was the first ist OF so many of thu
parents he would give a sample clas
recitation. a class in geography wa
called which irly bronght down tn,
house. The entire program showe'
originality Of thought and careful train
ing by the il structors, as well as talen
Oh the part Of the pupils and Alder ha
J Iigl, to be proud OF her schools AM
school work
Four of the ninth grade pupils er
tered the county high school Monda
morning to complete their years wor
while eleven more will take the eight
grade examinations in May.
NlinS,rels Saturday night at Entel
prise opera house.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
Summons.

In the Circuit Curt OF the State of
Oregon, fi Wallowa County.
Margarci l.. Coulter, Plaintiff,
James j. Coulter, Defendant.
To James }. Coulter, the ABOVE named
detndant:--
in the Name OF the State OF Oregon,
You ARE her, 10y notified and required
to appear and answer the complaint
filed against you by the plaintiffin the
above-entitled court and cause on or
before the expiration of six weeks from
and after the date of the first publi-
ca tion OF this summons, and if you fail
to appear and answer or otherwise
plead to said complaint within said
time, plaintiff, for want thereof, will
apply to the court for the relief prayed
for in her complaint on file herein.
to-wit:-
That the bonds OF matrimnny now
and heretofore existing between the
plaintiff and the defendant be dis
solved and henceforth held for naught.
That the plaintiff be awarded the
control and custody of the minor
children of the plaintiff and defendant,
viz, Francis l.. Coulter and James ]. !.
| Coulter.
That the plaintiff have such other
and further relief as to the court shall
seem meet and proper.
! You will further take notice, that
this summons is served up0i, you by
publication thereof in the News Rec
ord. for the full period of six cnnsecu-
tive weeks, the first date OF pu blication
hertof being Thursday, March 26th,
1908, pursuant 10 an order of,the Hon
orahle 0. NJ. Corkins, County Judge of
Wallowa county, Oregon, nade, dated
and entered on the Gath day of March,
1905. BURLEIGH 4 BOYD,
4s-7 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
Tacoma Colony Arrives.

o. J. Rand and J. H. Gross, with their
wives and families, of South Tacoma,
arrived Sunday and will locate in En-
terprise. They are residing in the Ger.
O'Brien property for the present.
Messrs. Rand and Gross are carpenters
and builders who will make useful ad-
ditions to the community, and are COR
daily welcomed. They ask to be given
an opportunity to show their skill.
Frank Moore, also of Tacoma, reached
Enterprise Monday and is looking
around with a view to locating. Mr..
Rand reports that John E. Carson and
family, Mr.. Whitman and family and
two other families are on their way here
from the Sound country.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
STAMPS ON PAPERS.

All papers not paid up will
have to be stamped after April
1st. The postal department
made this order to go into effect
January 1st, but afterward ex-
tended it to April Ist.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
Bids For Basiness Elocks.

Sealed bids wil br received at the
First National bank OF Joseph up to u
p. IN Saturday, April II, 1908, for the
construction Of Two, one-story, party
wall, brirk or stone, or brick and
stone busi"eSs blocks, one 25XhO feet
for the First. National bank, and one
251ax6G f~et for DIR. }. w Barna'd's
drug store, according to pl us and
specifications at First National bank.
Right reserved to reject any and all
bids.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK oE JOSEPH.
47t2 DIR. J. W. BARNARD.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
City and County
Brief~News Items
Beware the lighting bug.

DCWdtc tnc uBhbih6 ph6'
In your rush OF spring work, don't
forget TO register.
Born, to the wife Of DR.. G. n. Hook
ett, daughter, Sunday morning,
March %
N. D. Bnrgoyne, school tea her from
the Promise country, was in the county
seat Saturday.
Strychnine and poisoned heat at
Burnaugh & Mayfields. Does the
trick for squirrels.
Here's to Marshal Cramer. May he
duplicate the enviable record he made
in the sheriff's Office.
There will be gang Of men working
on the depot grounds before primary
day. Stick pin here.
The cows quickly learned of the two
months grace allowed them by tie
city council Monday night, and num-
Der of them have since been enjoying
the luxuriant grass in the public square
Gene W. Hall, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for superintendent
of schools, has received his grades for O
state certificate. They include three
perfect ones and all the rest are high
markings.
Geo. W. Hyatt is having a one-story
bedroom addition built to his beautiful
home on Greenwood street. Porche'
will also be added to both east and
west sides of the house. w. NJ. DishoW
is doing the work.
New crossings have been put in OF
North River street at North and Logai
streets, and across Main street iron
the Fraternal building to Riley's cor
ner, and from Seibert's to Combes
blacksmith shop.
Attorney Thos. NJ. Dill returned las
week from trip down the lmnahi
almost to Snake river in the interests o
a client. He is willing to admit ther
is ''some country" down that way, a
we'll as some OF the grandest scener.
that lies outdoors.
Clinton G. Murray OF Eldora. la
arrived in the valley, Friday, and is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Roe G
Alder Slope. He is brother of Mis-
Mabel Murray who has been engage
as second primary teacher in the Enter
prise schools. He will probably locat
here.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
LOSTINE.

The Rebekahs met Friday night
with ~ good Attendance and more are
expected next meeting night as drill
work will be done.
Mrs. n. V. Downs was visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Wisdom, the last
week.
Mvs. y. j. Cook was very sick the
last two weeSs bu, is improving lately
Last week, Mr.. Goodman purchased
the farm vest OF town owned by J
Haun, consideration, Sc 800. The next
day it was again sold to L. Magill for
$500 more. Since then Mr.. Magill has
been offered s5M for his bargain. MIR.
Haun also sold his cattle to Fitzpatrick
Bros
Grandpa Cussins is seriously i'll O
In grippe, lie being so feeble, it i.
doubtful whether his recovery can bt
expected or not.
born, Friday morning TO Mrs. JanettC
Clark and husband, a nine FOUND baby
girl. Mother and child are doins
nicely.
Thursday, DR.. Hewitt, assisted by DIR
Hockett, performed a severe operation
ON Virgil Allen. Some time ago he wa,
seized by what proved to be bad Gas,
of la grippe which settled in his heaC
forming abscesses. Later on this pois
oning generated TO different portions o
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
For Joint Senator.

I hereby announce myself candi-
date fer nomination on the Republican
ticket for Joint Senator for Union and
Wallowa counties, Oregon, at the pri-
mary election to lie he'd April II, 1908.
II nominated and elected | will always
vote for that candidate for United
States senator in Congress who has
received the highest number 0f the
peoples votes for that position at the
general election next proceeding the
election Of II senator In Congress, with
out regard to my individual preference.
Z. w. RUMBLE.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
IMNAHA BRIDGE.

Imnaha Bridge, March 23- Roy Smell
was up from his ranch in lightning
during this week.
Tom Marks, Who had been visiting |
relatives at Joseph, came in few days
ago enlobte to his Lightning ranch.
Mrs Ever,tt Johnston, postmistress
at Lightning. passed through the burg
a few days ago. She was on her way to
Portland to visit her mother. Mrs
Johnston has sent in her resignation ms
postmistress, owing to the fact they are
going to reside on their homestead
Mre. James Rice will probably be an
pointed, as the resignation was in her
taNOr.
Dan Clemmors came in on Monda, s
stage on his way to his ranch OH Hose
Greek.
John l.. Weaver of Horse Greek was
in the bnrg and took down with him a
lot of fruit trees that have been await
| ing him here.
People rushing at their spring work
pelimell--plowing, putting out gardens
and shrubbery, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. White OF jose PHI visited
their daughter, Mrs. Beth of Park, last
7 we elk; also visited their frierds, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Lloyd and family and stayed
over night with Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard
Morgan.
Last week about ten men under the
direction oi j. A. Denny tackled the
task of making wood road up Deer
Greek. They had only worked Monday
ere they ere warned out OH the stage
road by the road supervisor, who, by
the way, appears to have much more
to say in this country than the king OF
England (naturaly); not blaming the
supervisor as he didn't make the laws,
AS these men had set their timefsome
time ago to meet and make aSmuci
, needed road to tim Der, several wonld
: haye pre- erred paving the cash (onl,
it was not handy having been paid ont
for taxes) than to Ego at the king
command" However, they put IL
Tuesday and helped get the sage roac
| in shape and also last week completed
their Deer Creek road.
Z, A few DAYS ago Mr.. Crawford
! horses got out of pasture and set out nj
5 the cunyon. Mr.. Crawford hearing
? which way they were heading followe'
, and caught them near the Harle
Hornpr place 1t was then quite darR
}. Old Snip Numbered into the wire fenc
and while he was struggling TO Olsen
tangle his foot, Mr.. Crawford jumpe'
off, falling some distance down a stee
V bank, in the darkness, and was consic
o orally bruised, while the animals foe
g was yashed to the bone.
@ Jack johnson was in the burg SUI
e day on his riding horse. He was ~
y conlpanied by Will Davis riding th
large handsome blooded $1,000 Morga
d horse recently purchased by Nj
Johnson.
Mrs. Hugh Gibson who has been vi
iting her sister, Mrs. w. p. Warnocl
has been calling on friends in the bur
this month.
# Mrs. Richard Warnock is visiting IL
re- family of w. p. Warnock. Her youi
l. baby is reported quite ill.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Sprague ente
tnin a on Sunday to an excellel
:, chicken dinner, Mr.. and M's. J. .
Denny and children, Douglas Beahs
and Mrs. Alice Bell. Afterward NJ
IL d. took the party for drive mp 4
canyon He was jestingS iol,ibe Won
~ have to 90 to the BniteS 10 tf.rq arHu
. but found tnruin space nearer s
NJ the way back they called ~ lae yla
VI home
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26

NlinS,rels Saturday night at Entel
prise opera house.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
Real Estate Transfers
Week Ending March I, lecS---Prslarsd
By waIIowa Law, Land &
Abstract Co.

Geo Craig to Is a Hart, one acre
tract in Sc sw SEQ 6, tip 2s, rl5. Also
one-sixth interest water ditch on 5
half Sc sec Z, ? 5. 10. 81.
Anders Lundkuist to Crossett Tim
Der Co, sw Sc aud Sc sw. sec IA, -
Al. 81.
Harry E Barton to w G Beth, tract
in ne sec 81, t :, T 45. $3.50.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
Summons,
In the Circuit Court OF the State of Ore
gon. for Wallowa County.
John G. Hayman, Plaintiff,

In the Circuit Court OF the State of Ore
gon. for WallOwa County.
John G. Hayman, Plaintiff,
James L. Hammack, Gertrude Ham
mack, George b. Bales, Lama +.
Bales, Samuel B. Gaskill and Ina
tiaskill, Defent ants.
To Samuel b. Gaskill, one of tie de-
PENDANTS above, named -
Iu the name Of the State of Oregon:
You ale hereby notified and required
to appear i; nd answer the complaint
filed against you in the above entitled
cause and Court on or before the eX-
piration Of six weeks from and after the
date the first publication of this
summons, which date of first publica-
iion is Thursday, March 26th, 1905, and
ii you fail to appear and answer or
otherwise plead thereto, for want
thereof. the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief prayed fer i'll his
complaint, towit:-
! For Judgment aginst the defendants
James l.. Hammack and George Is
| ales for the sum of three hundred
twenty and 25-10O (s320 25) with inter
est thereon until paid ut the rate OF tel
per cent per annum; the further sun
of thirteen and 33-l00 dollars (Sl3. S3)
delinquent and unpaid taxes; the fur
ther sum of fifty dollars (S50) as al
/ attorneys fee, and the costs and dis
bursments of this suit; that a certain
mortgage made and executed by TIN
defendants, James l.. Hammack, Ger
trude Hammack and George +. Bale
in favor of the plaintiff upon the follow
i ing described real property, to-wit
Beginning at the northwest corner O
the south half of lot numbered seven II
block numbered H in the town of Los
tine, Oregon, thence west twenty-fou
feet; thence south to the line of tn
county road; thence east twtnty-fou
feet to the southwest corner of lot mum
bered Eight in said block III; theme
north to the place Of beginning, and al
. in Wallowa County, Oregon. whic
mortgage is of record in the mortgag
records of Wallowa county. Oregon
in Vol. II at page 554 thereof, be fore
closed aud the said real property sol
under execution to satisfy said jude
ment, interest, taxes, attorneys fee
costs and accruing costs; and for sue
other and further relief as TO the coul
. shall seem proper and equitable.
/, This summons is served upon yen b
pHhlicatioa thereof for The period of 81
ennseeUi weeks in the News Recor,
J pgf-nant 'o he order of Hon. O.
Grkjn. gGuute Judge of Wallow
County Ofeeao. made and entered q
q 25tlfaay f March. 1908, commen
lus MA the issue cf March 26, 1898.
BuRLErGH K BoyD.
Attorneys f,r Flaintii
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
Notice Of City Marshal.

BY order of the City Council all prop
erty owners are hereby requested to
clean up the streets and alleys adjoining
their property. All persons throwing
refuse into streets and alleys are liable
to fine and this law will be rigidly
enforced.
Dog tax is row due and can be paid
at City Recorders office.
Asia IL c. GRAMER, City Marshal.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-03-26
For Commissioner.

here by announce myself as candi-
date for the office OF county commits
sioner, subject to the approval of the
r publican voters at the primary cleo
ton, April II. HECTOR MCDONALD.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-09-12
PRIESTHOOD OF IRELAND.

William E. Curtis, writing for the Record-Herald
of his impressions of Ireland and It's people, says
of the Irish Priesthood:
II have formed very high opinion of the Irish
priesthood from the examples | have been able to
meet and to know They have impressed me
an unusually high class of men intellectually well
as spiritually and every must admire their de-
votion, their sincerity and their sefsacritce. Some
of them naturally become dicatora, for it is often
necessary for them to assume an air of authority
to preserve the discipline in their parishes, but L
think that is or less the rule in other cOun-
tries and in all denominations. You can't talk back
to Judge or a school teacher or parson. And
that is undoubtedly the ground for the charge so
frequently made that Ireland is priest ridden"
But the average of intelligence. culture and eff
cheney among the Irish priesthood is probably
higher than it is in any other country, and their
influence is correspondngly greater.
"There is great deal of criticism about the
activity of the Irish priests in politics and that
find to be largely a misrepresentation. Many of
the priests do take an active part in political af-
fairs but 1t is entirely of individual taste
and inclination, and the proportion is probably no
larger than it is among the ministers of all de-
nominations in the United States. Those who are
we'll posted on this subject assure me that about
onethird of the total number of Catholic priests
habitually interest Themselves in political affairs.
local as well as national still larger number take
an active part in educational matters, and about
one-half of them let politics entirely alone This
is probably fair estimate and will apply to the
clergy >of the CHURCH of Ireland protestant Episco
paD and the nonconformist denominations with
equal accuracy, although they are much less nu-
merous than the Roman Catholic clergy"
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-09-12
WHEN MAsONs BECIME CATHOLICS

The Five PONIES of Fellowship is a Masonic
monthly published at Covington- in Kentucky. In
its July number it says:
His Holiness Plus X following the example of
a long line of Illustrious Pontifs of the Holy no
man Catholic church. has recently issued an en-
cyclical forbiddng the laity of the Roman Catholic
church uniting with the Masonic fraternity. For
so issuing he is entitled to the everlasting graft
tude of Masons the world over, for the very good
reason that the encyccal will have the effect to
keep out of the Masonic order undesirable class
of men. A Roman Catholic becoming member
of the Masonic order and claiming to hold his mem
bership in the Roman Catholic church cannot be
true to both and if false to either, he cannot be
true to either. On the other hand treemason
who becomes member of the Roman Catholic
church proves false to the Masonic order. 1t is
fair to infer that it is not the sublime teachings
of FreemasOnry that attracted the Roman Catholic.
but only the substantial benefits he hoped would
accrue to him by becoming Freemason. On the
other hand it is likewise safe to infer that 1t IS not
change of heart that attracted the Freemason, but
like his brother Roman Catholic it is only the sub
stantial benefits he hoped would accrue to him by
becoming a Roman Catholic"
Our ovington contemporary is right in his IN
ference that, as a rule a atholic is attracted to
Masonry not by its teachings but by the benefits
that he expects from it in his endeavors ge on IN
he world.
But it is not safe to infer that Freemason
forsakng the craft in order to become a atholic
is lured by hope of substantial profit No, he is
moved by two convictions; namely, that Jesus
Christ is indispensable to mans illumination of
mind and perfection of character, and that there
is no salvation in the next life attanable except
through Him. He may have found out that Ma
sonry as a religion is not Christianity that it is
against the altar and throne in order to establish
itself and its principles of brotherhood extend only
to its OWN members, that its highest teaching is
pantheism and that its royal secret. as revealed
IL brol- ofA ocrlO
that power that is symbolized by the phallus. A
Mason becomes Catholic to accept the faith that
Christ is God ncarnate and to save his own SOUL
! Catholic Columbian.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-09-12
THE PATRIOTS GRAVE.

written for The Intermountain Catholic)
I.
Yea, men! silently, silently bear him to rest
Meath dear Erns green sod that he eyer loved best
Loyal aIways.to motherland was he from youth
A herce hater of shams, great lover of truth
An! well Shemus may mourn and Cauth be in tears;
For their homesteads he fought through the dark
ness of years
All danger he spurned; no defect would be own;
,Galnst the might of tyrant he dared stand alone
III.
Bear him gently, for gentle he was in his life,
'Cept when wrongs wrung the poor, then twas war
to the knife.
For the cause of the stricken a lion he stood,
And the right of that cause he would seal with his
blood.
Speak softly, that brave voice shall ring out no
more
As it rang in the old days from shore unto shore
A menace to tyrant and message of hope
10 the hands that in bondage desparingly grope.
V
Lay him down. men, All, well may you weep at his
This defender of homestead the champion of cross
The strength of his youth, of his manhood and age
He gave gladly, and never sought only this wage.
VI
That his should be written in letters of gold
On the hearts of his people when he would be cold
And there Loyalty treasured from sire unto son,
An incentive to strive until freedom was Won
VII.
All! men, lay the clay gently adown; on his breast
Plant the shamrocks above that he ever loved best
And kneel down then and pray to the great God
above
For the bliss of "a hero whose heart was all love.
VIII.
Love for the old faith and the dear Isle of the West
Calm calm be his long sleep mid the saints be
his rest.
His brave spirit still lives, lives to point out the
way
That true men should tread and follow on to the
day.