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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

Fully 200 were on the excursion
including about - JOssphites who
rooted wildly for WsIlova and were
more Eickisd over the result than the
WalI0vgns. The WaIlowa team are
20 get new suits for winning. and
after the game picture Of the team
vas taken with the flush and dust OF
victory still on their faces. and Um-
9ire MOrelOck, 10 whom The victory
Ezs principally due. very zppropri-
a-esy il the center Of the group.
Following IS the score:
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
Already Bearing Fruit

Under the caption, En'eip
Meeting Bears Fruit" the La Gfns
Observer published the following
patch, Friday:
SALEM, June 11.-Since the y
ter Of the reasonableness Of the "
rates enforced by the Southern =
cific and the o. P. & n. was ~
up by the railroad commission. us
new tariffs have been filed p'
two companies, making substanuA
ductiOns. Unless further comp'
are received the matter OF y
tariffs will receive no further su'
ton. Wool has been taken from =
rates on the o. r. & n. and na's
commodity rate
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
City and County
Brief News Items

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usDae-z are requested 10 De present
E-zsn FIoz- Il ". J. Fu-k d Cas-
Pszenc sI5G Z zzGk, scrzigtt grade.
sI-49 z zzek.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
COMMISSIONERS
TELL or HEAhS;
CContinued from first pags.l

be q reduction Of p. cents and 7
nearly all the wool goes TO B'sA
this difference ON the transconias
tai rate per hundred pounds va
amount 10 about 1-40th Of q csni
pound on the price. The sualH
fraction difference paid IN pris
one-eighth Of q cent, so the redEN
would be no advantage. All nG
very small part of the wool -
ments go long distances and 30 y
rate on wool is a matter for lae
terstate commerce commission % =
just '''
There will be no decision % I
complaints until the records =
gone over by the full comnia
Chairman Campbell not having =
present.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

and Bzlse1 both pitched flne ball
2bO1c 2 5lzndotf- HAYES vas hi-
just one E5e NOS. and gave. Iva
bases O1 balls u B5Lye-s none. bu-
ns struck OUT One more batter than
did BlyeU- He was especially q
feeHfTe when hi-s vo1If have meant
rurs for Enre-prtaa Wa-Ivwa made
Two more errors than The locals. bu
they were MT so costly in yielding
rihs- Hsyes made the fea-urg PLAY
Of the game IN s2es-ng z ho- liner
from Crunpzeksr's bat. and Jimmy
also Starred il batting getting tvC
MIS-. scoring ole run and bringing II
another. Hug vas strong with rhe
STICK and Oscar Maxwell as usua
gave Hayes fine support waIlova-s
imported players. Hsllgsrrh OF Elgn
and Hudson OF AliceL did no stellar
stunts
For Enle-pri e. aside from Bilyeu-s
HE hurting, the features were ".
rIdcock's grand work behind the bat
and Frenehs and Crumpacker-s bal.
Ting. The team was badly hand
capped By 2. PidcOzk's Iamenesz.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
CsEs ALDER NETTN-

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q @gzzss rslG-A1 70 -1s- Czl11
and Baker eo1nCy h11ss. S4-1-5zg
and N0oezE 5u Chs g-szzsr u@ss-
remained U1ril TUESDAY T@lg
ministers o-eCEtst ne ELzsrp-lss
p1lp5ss S@tzv. Abou- - vEzz-o-s
were pceseuE from outside points.
Among Ihsu we're Rev SeE0z u :
LoU-z and Rev. Ward q No--t Caro-
Enz
The ordinance o. baptism vas al
u-1-slsret 70 Mrs. J. ?. Sanders AR
Miss NsGEis Brock, II ne river b@lgE
The depot, Tussizy u0-rng-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
HORSE SALE

| Will sell at public auction a, Tho
1Neu Front Livery Barn in Enter.
Prise, Oregon on
SATURDAY JUNE 2e
inning at 10 am, sharp, the fol.
rowing described property:
IS HEAD HORSES
VI more from one year old and nd
~Hfus' All good grade, farm.raised
horses.
-, Vi sale: Six months note
~lln approved security, without in
49, 80, II paid when due. per cent
). c. McFETRIDGE. Owner
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
Eytendina s. V. 2 2

s. Bramwe!l Of La Grands an.
hounces tia. President EccIes has
gwen orde s for the immediate begin.
-Hg Of the work Of extending the
Sumpter Valley railroad from Austin
TO Prairie City.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
GsoTEs COUNTY MEs
BUY TWO HILL FARMS

The o. 2 d I company has sold
-hs / J. Davis place sIx miles north
ot E0Ee-p-se o1 Trout creek 10 VIZ
r Eiei of Aso1tn for $500 Its Z
vel improved nil ranch Of 1sg acres
~ sersz II crop II splendid eondi-
'in1, and the buy iE uue Of the big.
gssE bargains among recent sales.
Tie Fay ranch Of sss acres a.
n-lles northeast Of TzlI0Ez has been
sod 10 4 4 Stein OF Ans1oue for
ssV0o, The deal being made by the
EnaerFrlse Real Estate company. The
ranch has long be=n known as z biz
gram producer and is another Illus
IFaE'on OF how cheap good hill
ranches may De bought.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
ENTERPRISE

Two base hits. Pace. Crumpacker
rug Johnson. Hayes. Sacrifice hits
savage r. Pidcock (2). W. Pidcock,
p Ma&Well. Struck out, by BiIyeu
:. oy Hayes 10. Bases on balls off
hayes. Pace and Bilyeu. Hit by pitch.
Cd ball, R. Pidcock. Passed balls O
maxwell w. Pideock. Umpire, More
lock
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

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Creek returned home szrurdav r-ou
sacred Heart zcademy for the SUM
mer vacation.
srs. Z ! ASHER Of weiser la
arrived Saturday for 2 ytsi- with her
sol. Fred Asa.e7. She i a pacific
Caa8r pioneer, having crossed -be
plains IN 20.
ygrz r. " roos-=.., -. -.,,z
are detained in Portland owing 10
-ne illness Of tne M.rle girl uho has
The measles. Tney are a. the home
Of Ny. and tErs. Howard O'Brieu
j. Il. Foriice of Lost Prairie and
Lincoln Austin Of Flora were in town
oTer Saturday. Mr.. Fordice was
given the feilowcraft degree in mn
s1nry- Sa-urdav ufzb-
The Children Lay exercises AZ The
FFe5oyierian church, Sunday night
were Interesting. the children giving
nice program. The church was
handsomely decorated.
run line Of pices and fittings and 4
0 'ner plumbing supplies a. 8. D. Keit-
leF 8 hardware store. 43e II.
iisi-Fy bDeFa1n. Chico rancher. went
'Fsr 10 WalIa W'alIa. Monday.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
Starting A Nurs.r1

&c Potter Of wzIiows. his brother
VI o. Potter. and cousin. H. J. WI
son' both o. Portland. have orgsuiz-
ed nursery company and bought Is
acres Of land along Bear creek, where
'ney VIII al once begin the growing
Of nursery stock
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

rlFer washing machine. Best On
EARN For sale al KeItner's Hard
49e u.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

Fuu lue serseu doors EirdDv
screens, and screen eio1h a. EsErnsrs
hardware 4ae II
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
lust to Remind You

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rsszrz szars every liz q e1=ss -ssEs-y Profession
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Szz-s E-z--s-s Ccu-lsz-Cz- : L Ec-E- SzJs- O-s-vu
Sew III
vas seat cut Of OREGON for hfe insurance premiums
In the Esst FIVE yearx
rscz-z=5 hers pay dsz-t b1ssss zoi vaiz
I've ys&-s-
Is the Ret azoaaf drained cut Of Oregon in years
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Iz ;he personal interest Of every citizen of Ore
gen TO his influence that Life insurance be bought
Of OFgEEE: and The money Kept in Oregon for Ore
gons 6EFeloPaslt
Portland o-z
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

Largest and finest line o.
cream cones at Enterprise "
cry.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
Building Section House.

Co1lrze-0- I 4 Robinson has
begun EO-E O1 -hs o. 2 q v. sector
ho1ss a. EnIz s-z-iG- l. il o. -hs
no1ss siding opposite The eo2I b1uz-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

Cold Storage Rsi-igs-z1o--Ese
everything pe-fs2E- See Lhsu AZ s
T. EssoerE. sse II
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17
COVE WILL PLAY
TWO GAMES HERE

(Cuu-iue5 frUz f-E page
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

Sober reliable woknguen who wish Apply Supmt1t
Also three bad b1cking
70 sh0E grounds day Of exhibition
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-17

are l5ez Carae- s1-- Crsr N1r-s1
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23
DOCTORS BILLS

d, Noeiofs' bills are go Intermittent in
history of amy family that ID Is
t posaihle 90 treat them like the
elilg recurring expenditures for
ool and rent Tho average oxnendi-
NC .or health ranges nom SlaiS for
W. Families With Incomes between
~" ANA 800. 40 seq 30 Tor families with
N.oinas between 5000 and Sl.f00. M
t.'. 10 alft0 ln the 1000 group and
M on account OF few clsea whore
amount a. very hirh, % $40 10 for
tiipQ families The percentage
,'lll expenditure that r. devoted 40
"'' pNrppae likewise nuctuatea 10 is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23
SUICIDE RATHER
THAN TEXT BOOKS


'IloW can fellow" asked one Of
the graduates Of a German gymnasium
lately. 'who sits up until 2 o'clock tn
The morning studying, and who has 60
rot up af 3 90 do SOME more work be-
fore goinr TO school how cam he keep
ut 10 an day at school from s tin M
and from 3 until 8 and thon sit zap
aeuln that night until 27 Many OF
them have tn DO that "a great part of
The time My brother does. ala not
because 7 manaeed 90 become head
man 90 thc Glass. and De Del newer called
up to rccitc Ho ia supposed Co know
answers to cverything once Q got
that post 2 enjoyed mo and did not
bother much more about studying
'Ihen that is not nll' ho wont ON.
Zone Studies hcmuse De is afraid OF
failure Most boys Boo the gymnasium
belong 90 good families. and Dr. they
ful they disgrace tho whole FAMILY
Everybody knows about boys failure.
hecauso tho names are published Don the
newspapers and also in "a book of school
statistics. which ciruulatcs throughout
the empire among school and military
circles Tho family is very hard on e.
boy who falls. A classmato OF iline
came 10 me once and said. What shall
2 do, in Gods nanol Tho examinations
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23

are coming and I am sure cannot
pass ] have worked my head on. but /
know TN fail anyhow. Take my notes.
~ YOU like ! sald ooh. no. thnt is
not allowed he answered Tie went
away and that night he shot himself
n the temple That 81 the way most
VI tho suicides occur-through fear OF
failure"
The girls are just as much in This
suicide business aa the boys but as
the gymnasium Tor girls is % now
thing. N De- hard to draw any oonclu-
sions as yct about the ovcrsiudv pos
stmlitios. Presumably what applies Go
lho boys also applies to them
The pcsont victims of the school ays-
tom are not TIE only ones who speak
against o. There are a few advanced
spirits among tho Older pcopio who
have raised ca hand 90 stop the cruel
driving THE newspapers too. have
done a grrat deal OF criticlsing one OF
The Instructors m % gymnasium near
Berlin Prof. Dr Ludwig gurUt. has
written several books on tho subject
ono of them deals directly with tho
question of suicides. 10 ls entitled
'Scnu'erecl bstmorde. and appeared Boa
1905. Tho httle book ls already in It's
NTH edition. pr. Gurhtt lays the blame
for The frequent suicides ON tho harsh
discipline and uuhendng system" OF
the schools. lie cries against tho MILL
nry spirit Of the principals and In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23
DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY April % 1909

evening they sit Boz front Of tho house"
Twelve OF these a7 families report the
use of parks nr some other form of
recreation involving no expense but
I'm 30 cases no mention lg made on
any form of recreation. Tobacco To- so
generally sued That the tahulntors have
Included &c as nn established part of
expenditure $40 is thC aNurarc cost
90 smoking for the 5000 man and f16.-
M for the man earning $1,000 to st-
loO This mems about 20 cents a week
in the ufst case uud something under
30 cents in Che latter. Tho drink bin
Dr. often hidden away under "spcnd-
ing money" hut from RETURNS receive
cd NiN.0G is the average expenditure
Cor $500 to 5000 f1milics f2f6g for
The $500 to SNe0 families and f39.63
Tor Che $1,000 10 fit00 families
THE PROBLEM OF $500 a YEAR
Savings are reported hv Do per cont
of the 5000 families 30 ucr cent of
the 500 families. as per cont of those
with incomes between SE00 and $500
23 per cent oi those m the $500 group
and 81 per cent of The $1,000 families
And now the problem again. Can O.
New York working man support his
vito and four children on $500
Noarf The report states that normal
standard OF living cannot Doc maintain
go on this amount NJ even says that
M|'Ns W MIC NNNNNNNNINN In MAINTAIN o.
PHYSICAL standard to keen body and
soul together to supply decent
amount OF clothing and to provide n
roof over head. viii not go much FUR
thor To quote from the reports con-
illusions. III may be said that the fail-
ure % maintain % normal standard
may hc due 20 causes quite outside of
The caparitv of the individual broad-
winner or of the economic forces
that determine the rate OF wages. Two
ot these outside considerations are the
presence of too many mouths TO bo
fed and the inability to make a wise
use Of the money earned. OVcr-pou-
ulatlon on the one hand. improvidence
eNtravagance. and vice ON the other
are alleged 20 explain WHY SO many
families make so poor showing ON
$500 or 500 "a year The results OF
me Investigation Indicate that while
the personal factor does operate i'm tbe
case OF every family both as regards
the habits OF the father and the man
aging ability OF the mother. tho limits
Withn which 10 may affect the actual
sum total OF material comforts tbat
make up the living OF the family arc
SCI hv social forces. These social forces
tiud expression. ON the one side. in Che
income which the family receives
that is, In the rate of wages received
by the father and others who arc at
work, on the other side. they are ex-
pressed in the prices that have 10 he
paid 70 get housing, food. and tbe
other means of subsistence The actual
standard that prevails is set prirnariiv
therefore, by the wages paid and me
prices charged"
The report has just been issued
by the Russell Sage Foundation as
part of its work with the ten million
dollars endowment given by Mrs saee
10 was compiled by Robert G. Chapip
professor Of political economy I'm Bcioit
college
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23

$500 and Sl.100. or 60 per cent. nav
for life-insurance. and l43. on as pcr
cent pay for insurance on property.
Fraternal organizations take the place
oi insurance companies TO a large
extent. Even among the 25 poorest
FAMILIES. with incomes below 5000.
most Of them over-croWded and un-
uer-ted, 8 report Insurance on persons
while the American families with
but from $500 60 5000 to spend com
cies
lu spite Of inprudence and gem
eral lack of foresight in many mat
tiers Of expenditure most OF the fanii-
lies visited will apparently go with
out home comforts in order h keep
up their Insurance And when 90 comes
20 recreation and amusement IL is
surprising how little is spent The
average for the $500 families is S3.79:
for tho $500 families SS44. for the ST.
goo familiessl4. and ~ VIC look az
ne families with Incomes between
SllO0 ana $1,000 we find an average
of only $22.29.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23

81 in the $500 group. 10 Ga the 500
group. ~ and 206 In the next two In
come groups. but falls TO Is in tho
$1,000 families.
The report indicates that the lab
ility TO disease does not vary great
~ In the different salary-groups nor
In different nationalities The re-
sources available Tor combating dis
ease are much more limited. however.
among families with only 500 or $500
TO live on These families are ac-
cordingly thrown upon djspensaries
and other free medical assistance. or
else their members arc left sick With
out adequate medical aid II the
tamilN undertakes 20 make better
provision at its own expense
the result is lowering of the
standard OF living at some other
point and an income OF less than
$500 does not permit expenditures SUE
hcient to care properly for the health
OF the family
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-23
BURIAL INSURANCE.

industrial insurance is the prevailing
type among working men. weekly nav
ments Of 10 TO 20 cents Ina most cases
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