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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

of the District Of Columbia, und the
labOr leaders were releaBed Oh bonds
Judge Wright was appointed TO his
present post by President Roosevelt IN
1919. EIe was horn il Cincinnati in
1864 and comes Of family Uf lawyers
and turists. After graduating from
high school and the Cincinnati Law
school he begun the practice of INV
and held several minor public POSTS.
EIe was chosen u Judge Of the court of
common pleas of Hamilton county, o.,
IL 1888. During his practice before
the bar he made several fights for the
protection of labor interests.
Mr.. GOmpers, who was sentenced by
Judge Wright to u term of one year IL
jail will be fifty-nine years Of nge on
the 9th Of Junuary and has been con
nected with efforts to organize work
ing people since his fifteenth year. He
was born il England and is cigar
maker by trade In fact, he can roll n
pretty good cigar now He was one of
the founders Of the Federation of In
bOr and with an intermission of one
year has been its president since 1882
Mr.. Mitchell, who was sentenced TO
nine months Imprisonment, retired
but recently as president of the United
Mine Workers Of America on account
OF Ill health. He has ALWAYS been
counted close friend of President
Rnosevelt, and 1t was supposed that
the latter would desire especially to
m0uiry the notion Of the court In his
case If the opportunity presented and
lie could consistently do 30. But MIR.
Roosevelt has stated that us the mat-
ter stands the case is not before him
IL any official way and is not likely TO
be. MIR. Mitchell, who was Mt the
head of the United Mine Workers for
nearly decade, has been regarded Ms
labor leader Of a conservative tvpe
Born IL Illinois in 1870, he worked in
coal mines before he was n dozen
years old and Joined the knights .of
Labor when he was fifteen. He nh
tained quite q fair education throupb
night study and reading. studied law
nnd has written on economic uuesrions
Frank Morrison, secretary of the
American Federation OF I.abor wos
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

Co. q private cOrpDratinn, piuli' 'ilA'
ys. ]. Fl. Parrutt and r. A hey-
nnldg defendants. Dismissed US
settled.
Ella stetsnn. plaintiff. VS.. John 10.
Thompson, dafendmt Dismissed.
Lou Minor, plaintiff, VS. Il. IT,
aammark and J. J.. Elammack, uh-
fendunts. Order overruling demurrer
Harvey Purdy. plaintiff, vs. d. RI.
AIansfield. defendant. Judgment by
default.
The State Of Oregon, plalntiiI' Vh'
Oscar Victor, defendant pefendah'
entered plea OF guilty ami was IN
ed $40.
Whereunnn enurt adjourned mul
TOMORROW morning Al 3 T.. n.
"Wednesday. Jan. 90, 1909.
Court met pur5uant 10 adjourn
ment when were present u nn YES
terday.
The journal of yesJerdpy having
bean read and approved, the SAME
is here and now signed.
The following proceedings war'
mad. tOwit
s. w. Lilly. plaintiff, vs. " d. A
Wutson, defendant. Judgment by ue
fault
Josephine Fisk, plaintiff, vb. Auvie
AlichellUd August Robin and 5, "
DAWN. defendants. Defendants huVt
y duvs in which I'd file demurrer Il
the reply, and 10 days after Tha
date i'll which I'd file written brie
il support .Of the demurrer, and ina
plaintiff have 10 days in which u
file reply brief. And .hat IN
Issues he settled in vacaCinp.
i ". J Funk & Co, q private cnrpt
raLiun. plaintiff, VS.. A. FL Gray, .de
fendant. Order To take the demos
tion Of Hurry T. Shuw us wines
on behalf of plaintiff.
The jDurnal WIS LEFT open.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

I'll. Hegere is home from lmhier.
,smnke the Advertiser and he
happy.
All Kinds of builders hurdware N
5. D. Kelmer's.
Nlr and Mrs. i. Il. B0yd returned,
Wednesday. frnm Boise.
Ruheruid roofing. ply and ? ply
fnI g,ar 10y :. =. IZeitnHr
Reliable always the same, is tie
ACCOMPLISHMENTS mahe cigar.
Airs. {. r. Zuraher and children
returned Friday IRON la Grande.
Ianalac. varnish stains. linseed oil
II Burnaugh & Alayfield'E.
The hest washing machine nn
earth is the FLYER For sale by
= D. kei-ner.
Nut just rs gund hui better han
any n-her cent cigar. is the Ad
vertiser. Euterprise matte cigar.
J.. a. jackson who Tor many years
mad churge OF the barnard drus
stnre IL Joseph. and his cousin, A
C.. Weaver from 0htn, nave rented
The Rpvd business rnOm and will op
ell III q drug stock ubnut the mo
die nf February.
Evervl I.aCerte wishes TO expires;
ne, gratitude fnr the halp people ur,
giving her il the ise lew cnnJeit
She begins 10 feal assm ID D. he'
criu 10 SeaCtle. fnr any one whD take
he Spokesman can save for her Lh'
sree vntes and l. sem by mail sn'
will glad refund the small eXpens'
[ ii name is inclOsed
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
Fickie Fo-Tuns.

Fickie Fortuna.
IL fortune never crushed chat man
whom good fortune deceived not.
therefore have counseled my friends
never to trust to her fairer side, though
She seemed to make peuce with them,
but 10 place all things she gave them
10 us she might ask them again with
out their trouble; she might take them
from them, not pull them; To keep nj
ways distance between her and them
selves. lie Knows not his own strength
that hath not met adversely. Heuven
prepares good men with crosses, but
not Ill can happen TO good man. Con
traries are not mixed Yet that which
happens TO any man muy To every
man. But II is IN his reason what he
accounts II and will make it.-Ben Jon
sOu
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
IN and County
Brief News ItHml

Never-Blip hUrseshues at heltner'B.
7. L. Cline departed Thursday tol
Ontario and Vale with view Of per
mmenrlv locating
Halle Roswell left Thursday fol
Boise. where ne expects TO remain
fnr couple Of months.
One Minute Washer-satisfactlnl
guaranteed or money refunded, a
Ashley's.
Judge J. ". Knowles, Court Re
porter Hanna and mis- assistant, Lyt
ION Ivanhne, returned to La Grande
Thursday.
Miss Nertie HDrren left for he
home a. Elgin Friday morning afte
visiting with Mrs Sorensen since ths
holidays.
Before buving q piano ur urga
see ASHLEY. lie has the agenc
u almost any make and will sci
nem OIL easy terms
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
"A Poor luiue.

a Srpr Guire.
While the Rev Dr. Harris was tenn
pnrnrlly IN Washington he engaged to
speak III u Sunday school concert in
Georgetown. AS 1t was Il perfect duy
he started early for walk and uliet
preparation uiong the canu!. lie had
lost his bearings when he came upop
lad tisblng in the canal and nsl,ed
the neare-t way 10 GeDrgtown. Then.
the ice being amicubly broken, he con.
tinued:
Are you cntching many fish,"
Some" said the boy, holding up "a
string.
'Did you know 1t was sundav?"
Course"
isn't II wicked to fish on Sundav7''
Elm! Its same fun as any tuv."
''fiut II Is wicked, my boy" said the
clergyman. Nov. ypu were guotl
enough to direct me on my way, LEI mo
direct you. Come. walk along lirtle
with me. and will tell you about the
way to hen ven"
oh 'wan--the way 10 heaven,
Why, you didn't even know the vay
to Ge0rgetownr'
Read the advertisements.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
JOSEPH

Joseph, Jan. 21.-The hard times
nal Tuesday night showed no evi
dence Of hard times or anything bul
n gnnd time for every one Of the
many il Attendance Quite mum
Der were present from Enterprise
md WallDwR.
Dell RnDt left Monday for POrtluuu
n. L 1mhaus Of Bekar City is
here lnDking after mining interests.
Charles Bridwell Of Ellgin was d
guest OF his friend, MIR. Yandell, the
first Of the week.
f. A. Gaylord has bought the inter
est Of Mr.. Hammack il the WOmack
l. Co. meat market.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
THE KING OF 1TAlY.

tie KNOWS HipW 10 Act In Fpne pf
EarthpuaiSes and Eruptipns.
King Victor Emmanuel OF 1tnly is
very popular with his SUBJECTS md his
popularity is in pHrt due to the why
IN which he eXgrts himself whenever
there is my creut cHlnmity like TINT Of
the recent earthquake in Sicily ind
Cplabria During the lnst arupfinr nf
Nesuvius, when 800 people wure su
posed to huve lost their lives he Wa
very energetic in deviBinc mruns for
the public sufety Or for sucrUring the
victims of the DISASTER The king even
went into plnces of dun~er Ihi,YseH In
his eagerness to zee thut evsrything
possible was being done in behulf Of
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
OF BENEFIT TO ILL

Kasparilla is the name of new REMEDY
most successfully prescribed Tor 'wurld
OF troubles. For arrangements OF the
digestive organs II is natural corrective
operating directly upon the liver and ali.
mentary canal, gently but persistently
stimulating healthy activity Its bene.
ncial influence extends, however, 10 every
portion Of the system, aiding IL the
processes of digestion and assimilation of
food, promoting wholesome, natural
appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
breath, irregularities of the bowels con
stlpatlon and the long list OF troubles
directly traceabie to those unwhoiesoms
conditions. Kasparilia dispeis drnwsi-
ness, headache, backache and despnnd-
ency due to inactivity of the liver.
Eldneys and digestive tract. II is a
strengthening ionic Of the highest value
II Ii fails TO satisfy we authorize all
dealers TO refund tine purchase price.
doYT CHEAuCAI, Co. Portland, Oregon
FOR SALE BY
BURNAUGH d MAYFIEID
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
A Sprainsd Ankle.

AS & rule man will feel well sat
isfied II he can hObble around OIL
crutches il uwp Or three weeks after
spraining his ankle, and II is often
Two Or three months befors ne is
fully recovered This is al mnec-
essary loss o. time as by apply
ing Chamberlain Liniment. as d
rected, q cure may as q rule be
effected il less than one week s
time, and il many cases within three
days Sold by Buruaugh ( luyfield
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
FINED FOR DISTURBING
RELIGIOUS MEETING

Jnhn Mccormack was fined $50,
Wednesday. after Il trial il Justice
a. c. Smiths court, on the charge Of
disturbing religious gathering, Tn
complaint was made by j. i. konch
II was claimed that Mccormack dis
.urhed services IL Alder church thai
were being held by Rev Z. Owen. Il
is alleged the offenses mad been go
ms OIL for some time and repeated
warnings mad No effect.
Oscar Victor was arraigned Tues
ray il the circuit court, OIL tn
charge Of CARRYING concealed wedp
lns ae pleaded guilty and wa
fined $40.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
I he
6OTnp0rS
Labor
Case.

such II profound sensation rhroushoul
rhe cnunrrv us that Of Judge Dunlel
Thew Wright Of the supreme court VI
rhe District Of COlumbiu III sentencing
10 Imprisonment the president, vice
president and secretary Of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor These three
nnRts ure held respectively by Samuel
Gumpers, John Mitchell and Frunk
Morrison. ull men Of high repututlon
us citizens and widely known md es-
renmed IN the world Uf lnbOr.
Sentence was imposed On the three
iabnr men In consequence Of their nj
legged contempt Of court III violating
the order enjutning them from piucing
On the ''unfuir' nr ''We don't purrOn-
ize" list Of the American Federation
ist the corporation which occupies the
position Of plaintiff III the proceedings
Tile uppeul was tailen from Judge
Wright'E court 10 the court Of appeah
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
Came Near Chp<lnp to paa4h

A little hoy, the sOn Of Chris.
D. Peterson, well known resident
Df the village Of Jacksonville, Iowa
mad q sudden and viOlent attack OF
GROUP. Much thick stringy phlegm
came up after giving Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. MIR. Peterson says:
81 thing he would have chOAed 10
death mad we not given him this
remedy" For sale by Burnaugh &
AIayfield.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

In southern ltnly KING VICTOR EA'
nnd with Sicily AANEEl-
forms the center of the earthquake
district. Berween the earthquake Of
1905 III this district, which DESTROYED
thirty towns and cost nbout 1900 lives,
and the eruption of Nesuvius In the
spring of 1906 the southern portion Of
king Victor Dmmanuel's realm has In
recent years been very much i'll treated
by the forces of nuture.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
EDISON

nHON0GRAPHS Furnish Reai En-
I rertainment anywhere and al the
time
Haven t vnu ever noticed that NJ mat
rer whevt Won start IN Edison Phunc-
y nh it immediately Incomes thc center
o. interest? With each new recnrI',
whether u song from tie latest muB'ca.
comedy. Il waltz ur 3 Jwe-step ny hal1
or orchestra. 4 selection IRON gram
nnera nr ballad of inng ago, the Fhe.
nnerann becomes a new pleasure Al
Edison pn0nOcraph IL your nome mean
arinvusn 1nr each memner o. Iht
m nme mere to-day and let u.
D. ,. na latest records 1nf you
Z. 3 W7z4T aEE46E' 1,eT 45,s i'''-
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his afflicted sub
jects. All the time
Df the recent earth
quake shocks the
Italian monurch WIS
hunting IN Il district
neHr Naples. He III
once issued orders
thut preparations lie
made for q trip TO
Oalabriu, which is
In unuThavp Irolr
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

Federal Prosecutor Tailesd Of as Ns,a
Attorney General.

Henry i. Srimson. who has been
mucb talked Of in connection with the
most of attorney general in the cabinet
of President Elect Inft is United
stntes district attorney for the south
arm district Of New York md Inns been
urominent recently in connection with
the court proceedings in his district
dIrected against Thy standard OIL trust.
MIR. stimsun was born in New York
thirty-nine years ngO and WINS grad
united from Phillips ncademy. AT An
dover. in 1888 and from 6nle university
IN 1895 He studied for the bur nj the
Harvard LAW school and under Sher-
nun Evarts in New York Being ad-
mirred TO the bur in 1891, he became
rvo wears Inter n member Of the firm
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

sentenced by Judge
Wright to u term
Of Six months. MIR.
Morrison is forty.
one years old and
was for years one
Of the most active
members of Chica-
go Typographical
union. No. 1G. He
re epr'esented the
printers in the Chi
cago Federation of
Labor and In 1896
was u delegate to
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

Inc International
union convention at Colorado Springs.
which chose him us one of it's .dele.
gates to the Federation Of Labor He
was elected secretary OF the latter
body ut the Hucceedipg meeting.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
THE STEINHETL CASE.

VI. steinheil and the tiouse In Paris
In Which hie Lived
The strange case of Mime. SteinheI
continues to excite the interest Of
Paris. The woman who had so many
intrigues with famous men of France
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

TT seems likely thnf
i u conspicuous
place IL the IN
nails Of legal proceed
ings will he given
the case Of the Buck
Stove and Range
company Of St. Louis
ugainst sumuel Com
lners and other OH
.cials Of the 1Americiln
Federation Of Labor.
At any rare, not III
Il long time hns Il
rnurr Ordnr DruduCpu
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
Marriaue L-icenses.

Jan. 1G-James Henry Hayes, lr.
and Lucy EldOra Bennett.
Jan 2G-Wilber f1Dman and Nora
"A Mccormack.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

n Hell AND HOUSE HE LIVED IN
mas retained TO an unusual degree IN
a person Of her age her remarkable
beauty and her daughter lis nlso q
handsome woman. This fact is not
liost upon the French public, suscepti-
bie us 1t is to the romantic features
OF case. The house in which NJ.
steinheil lived and In which he was
murdered has naturally figured good
ueal IN the proceedings. The Pa
risians have studied carefully the de
scrlprions in the newspapers of the
location OF his apartments, of those
on his wife and her mother, Mime.
aapys, numbered In the cut 4, 2 and
. respectively.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
M. Z. APPLICABLE
NOfhrs' puhIlt

COLLECTIONS made, Real Eatate
bought and sold End all business
matters attended to. Call on pr
write me. Paradise Oregon
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

Read the advertisements
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28
HENRY i. sTrAlBOE

HENRY l.. STTAlBOE.
of Root & Clark which ,ufterwurd ne
cume Root. Howard Winthrop X Slim
sDn. the senior member being the pres
ent secretary Of stute.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-01-28

BLTRNAUGH q MAYF[EI.D
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1909-07-01

and in smoking two or three good
pipes, when, all at once, Mentiot
arose.
Cousin, said he, I must return
to the house. My wife has told
me to come early. 1t is the
duchess in three days, and there
is much of work to do for pre-
pairing the inn
"'It is we'll, cousin; to the
pleasure of seeing you again
And Mentiot took his wedding
hook and returned to the house.
cat long distance his wife per-
ceived him and cried: Come
quickly, great laziness! we shall
never be ready for the duchess!
We have now the ceiling of the
place to whiten, the curtains to
starch, all the dishes and plates
to cleanse, the knives to sharpen,
the forks to polish,-and it is at
this hour that thou contest! And
we have not more than two
days! Marianne Mentiot scream
ed as if she were trying to make
a deaf man hear.
"Mentiot found that he had al
ready much of pain from wedding
his grain, and that his blanc-bon-
net was going too far !-'How,
lazy?' replied he. 4 would we'll
that thou felt the pain that I have
there in the back'
"And me, thinkest thou that I
have passed the morning doing
nothing! Mentiot felt the mus
tard mounting to the nose but for
nothing in the world would be
willingly trouble the peace some
days before the duchess! The
wrath of his wife continued often
a long time. Eth bien, said he, we
will continue to share the work.
whiten the ceiling, and thou the
curtains; sharpen the knives and
thou shine the forks. And then,
nous verrons."
"But, when the work so shared
was finished, there remained no
more to clean than a great iron
pot, which had often served dur
ing the winter, but which, since,
was covered of a rust as thick as
a great sou!
eff this rust had been on the
surface, it would have rubbed off
easily; but it had eaten into the
iron, and for raising, it would
have taken at least day of work
'Enfn! said Mentiot with a
sigh of relief, here is my part of
the work achieved. Tomorrow I
will go to Douai, sell that half
piece of linen that I have woven
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1909-07-01

Bravo! Cousin Lemaire,
bravo!" cried Ildefouse. "Our
ears are open as wide as the door
OF Our grange"
"You yourselves remember
without doubt" said Louis Le-
MARE in rolling his cap in his fin
gers, "that Mentiot, the husband
of Marianne Mentiot, had not a
great courage for work. He was
a weaver by trade; but he made
not many ellis of linen in a week.
He liked much better to go drink
a glass at rAmericain, which
place be it said caused much trou-
Bile to the good wives of the neigh
borhood. This was where I met
him nearly every day when it
rained, and there was nothing to
do in the fields. Marianne Men
tiot was, without ceasing, to his
pursuit.
eco on, lazy fellow cried she;
wilt thou soon finish of losing
thy time talking of things which
do not concern thee, when there
is so much to be done in the
house? Great lazy-bones! Seest
thou return more quickly! Men
tiot which-be it said between us
feeling we'll that his wife had
cause, remained still a little mo-
ment, for not having the air of
obeying a blanc-bonnet; but he
was not slow in going, grumbling
between his teeth that he was
very weary of maneuvering the
shuttle all the day, and that the
good God would much better have
given of rentes to all the world!
Then, after cursing awhile, he
seated himself at his loom and
fought in rage with arms and legs.
One would say that | hear still:
Clio! clio! clio clac! clac! clac!
drrr drrrr and the spindle which
flew! he would make see with
what quickness, in singing his lit
tie song!
when the winter was passed,
Mentiot cultivated two little cor
ners of earth which he had rented.
All this was the good time, then
had rightfully field in front
of his. When we would have
worked couple of hours we seat.
ed ourselves on the top of a ditch,
and we smoked a good pipe for
consoling ourselves of our mis-
cries. For Adelaide is not always
good-humored no more-be it said
in passing-and we do not always
what we will, so much is in fault!
"a day, the great duchess APP
preached. 1t was the month of
May. The apple-trees were in
blossom. 1t was the finest time
The Honolulu times. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1902-1911, 1909-07-01

that thou wilt boil with a fine
cabbage, and good carrots, for our
regaling the day of the duchess.
1t is good to rejoice from time to
time. The fetes come not so often
as the workingdays, unhappily.'
livery well! said Marianne
Mentiot. But, I think the pot is
there all covered with rust?'
"'Ah! that will not be me!
have so much pain in my back
that | cannot more bend DOWN.
"'And me in my wrists from
having rubbed and starched all
this linen. This will not be me
no morep
"'Ni moiY
mi moi!
"The dispute increased in
venom, Marianne Mentiot talking
faster and louder. Suddenly,
Mentiot stopped short, threw off
his garden habit and reaching
quickly his hat of high fashion
which he had not worn more than
four times since his marriage, and
placed it upon his head, pulling it
down to the eyes. Then, placing
himself in front of his wife, the
fists upon the hips:
See! said he, who is this that
is master here?'
He regarded his wife with so
grand an air of superiority that
Marianne Mentiot was for a mo-
ment disconnected; and remained
there immovable, all confused and
troubled, without finding a word.
1t was the first time she had seen
him like this! But this effect did
not last very long. The quarrel
recommended.
""This will not be me that shall
clean the pot cried Marianne
Mentiot. 1t is not the work for a
blanc-bonnet!
"This will not be me no more!
Is it that one has ever seen the
hommes securing the pots!
Nevertheless, he made sure
that the pot should be cleaned.
Otherwise, not of fine piece of
beef, not of pease, not of treat.
"'Eh bien! said Mentiot for
ending, wilt thou make an agree
ment?'
which, said his wife.
"'If thou wilt replied Mentiot,
the first of us two which speak
tomorrow on awakening will
scour the pot!
Willingly said Marianne
Mentiot. One pretends that the
women have the longer tongue;
thou wilt see tomorrow