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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
Argle Lard Grzas Casa

Les Angeless Feb I7.-Arxzrzersz
Il tne Oreg1n & CaIIforufa rafIryafs
alc grant case viii 5e made On = de-
1zrz-rsr II the United States CTrr,,fFr
crizrr A. Portland sn March Il Trarv
y 6seEe-r SpeeIal assistant To Astvr-
nsg General Bcnara<te II rEe rrveec,1-
rIcn Ct the 0rsgvn cases. las a,s1 "a
1'lc1-'7s- r-un1 TIE East ard vii leave To-
1or-1w fer Portland Ike ease n
yotF=s a1oEt 2.5ilG ,gfG acres of rfrs,
Crsg1n lazri, said 20 be Tal,s.s.s AZ zs,,,Te
-, go, gGG AZ 4 IaE estimate W.
Hartman ; California lawyers. We
Hzrrzn snG r r Dznne, viii avuear
AGAINST Mr. Eeci1er ard e D. TeBu-
sszds WIG Is associated with aim.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
MONTANA SILL AFTER JAPs
Exclusion H=aarizI Ex7ec-zt 70 Pass
-SegrsEzEon Fizht Aaead-

Eelerz. Fs6- I7--Afte- 6zTIzg car
vzssesi the ho1se theruCxhIT- Eerrs-
sentative Sorusu, CT Silver Bcz. an
n0Czess rhzE TIE r.eunrzzI uf wh5ch he
4 the s-tho-. zzkzg that errr-esz
cocEEEe L fCrrs the Chinese exclusion,
at and enlz-gs IT. scope 10 -eE-r.e al
lOrgcllans, VIII PaSN TIE house h7 4
lzrge majority There are zazy rem-
hers Of Lzhcr UniCns N the house. ard
many ether nezhe-z whcee cnrstTtr-
e1ts srs largely Union zen and they
VIII raey declare, support the MEASURE.
AZ TIE present tine the hlu the
c1DEirtze ca Eahor, bGt 4 re1cre VIII
5e nzde -hiz week
Speaker Mcdowell referred the b5II
wnlch would sxeIEzlie ManggfIanz frvu-
TIE Euhi5e schools 70 the earn-feree or
military Affairs and Norton declares
&c VII 1aTs Z re-rsfsrrssf To tie e,yn--
nz1--ss On es.zeatacn- That tnfs b5Tf
VIII z1t pasE seems eertzE1-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

fostie Races Ready To FEY at EsEh
Oeh=rts Throars.

CorstzntEnnpEe, Feb zs--The dh
trpUbles m Naes6ouiz threaten y
break cut again AZ badly "a ever anf
sErong MEASURES are needed tG res1sr
tranquility N Asia minor, especially q
Dlzrhakirs KzTszriyeh ard Bzssocfi
whsre the MazzuTmans ard Aruenis1
are zEoEr To fiy at each others ttrusS
One of the strange syupt1n1s dessF
epEng here i the fact that nagal or
eIsrs are hoIdInz meetings ca al VA.
ships 70 consider the attitiEs5e of ne
new Minister ef marine = ArmF ID
GERS are also holding meetings.
Turkey before long may be ccnEulsei
with nlassaerss ard efvn war. althncg
rrs prsssurs exerrsd BY the rena<inG
extsrnal Situation TENDS 70 preTent %
ournrsak fof Internal strife
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
MANY wuzzs 0owx n EssT-
Tsls-arh cs-razez 5Pscr Wss<s
g Ezrzr scr<-

6zro. yea IA rzt e A1
au su1s- K rs kR6 OAE &a- -
s-s cs Izs- Szz-zE. SD5EE a1G
l-sr51y Esrs @e Eoz- svE szP@
sne=6 b 5e sz-sEzEh eunpGss Al.
zz5-7as- TsuEEs& 1poE t,ccsazds
z vsdzs re 81 6-Ea and k-lrss
4 mss q EEss a. ruos1-s-
T--C-1cEz re SIS of L-MA
0hic. Nzz E1-s- Tssz Vz--ziA Perm
szlTaziA Nz-1z1E. SzE JsrsE- Dei1-
Es AZ a. oE Nsz Engia-G uzle-
Erzzc5c ss-T5-s 3 cEEsl. ard = ssc-
ticus E5sccnZEe1 0cs EAsoE-z rzl-
-1zs alcre 3 zE = have lssE 50 MES
CE cEIs- livery -srG UE = E1s
aiszc-z5 1z-l-cry 4 ST. ECrxUg =
Ia z- 51z resting poiss II EruEE1
E--ZE SOW Erz z1C z III Il
wsszz. = : saE- tsrs 1r-al eor1-
-Crz az rszZrs-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
DECLARES WsR THREATENED
CzE-or-ia Lsgz,anor Szgs Hs Sl~
Czrz-s e Prcsa II

III H-rTid -sE Sidl-r SG-S - 80
Cz1=-s = Prove Il
San FrEcisco, Zen IT--Tha- this
csZCy vas cu ths verge q var Win
I rzvzI ucEs- q TIE 0-isns recently
Ezz the assertion q S1z1s Senz-cr
Richzr5 J. WeIeh- xzo Z ks-e with
lezELz1ITs ecE-i-rss wh5ch Is ns1i-
zHg hs Islzis creek project WsIen
saE
II y01 had seer IL correspondence
1z- passed between Przs1szaz Rocss-
vsI- GaTs-nr GIIlett ard Speaker
Scz--zu rhz- have seer, yo1 EoGIG
klC-E t-zr EheEs was oEEy 4 zhsrt -Ire
Ago the CEgsr q corE5cz between
EEg great naval powers q Ecs PzcI-::s.- -
TnE S-z-s-Ezz vas ra15e n zusEs-
. Ehs EgIec- C Al cppcrsne CT tEe
Izsz1s creek preiee1 that supporters oE
t1e Plz1 rad attempted % gan Ep-
port fur Il y EaEtzzlzg thz- Z gov
s-TCsct uaET yzr1 would De esca5-
Izstss5 AZ H-u-sz pozL WeLch insist
C Lhz- suca 4 navy yzr5 would he
cGzI- within Ens nsEE tzn Tza-z-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
pE.THs xsY TorAL $50
a-a-u5co Da-sd ~ Tneaser t5sr-sr p
Css I, Izcocreosrce-


Css % Ircoc1reosrce-
Nsxiec CssE Fed. IL-L11s aas-
uas.hes frcu Azzulcu. vesr- ne
Fcrss theaosr was s-usc Eazls ne
se-,ce--s uzs e-uzzss5 a. 4 verfccr-
s-rs zTvsn n kcror Ct GoFs--cr ua1,l-
A FIorsS CT tie sez1s e G1sr-sr'.
b-;ur vzrvr-sr estimates oE TIE sosS g
Ess They azrsa II 6eclz-lz=. 1sSI-
sTs- sha- the dad vi sxcsec -.
VIE sone pI4cs he s.Zu-s aS h7Za As
5Sg. Most & TIE dead ws-s e1rzsc
hsyCrG rscrgulcS'u-
A-zzuics : 5szss tE Ehe cz-1z--czce-
Al tCszsss a. t.e port haS ceased.
tse sncus have closed and TIE Pecpls
s-e s-uz51nz taa chGrskes were z-aSs-
IS z-s beng csIe6r4-a5 icr the cs1i1-
Tke ire. WI ich sprsaG Win Ecre.-
he rz1assr-v through me Iu-snse Tcoc-
e zzG airhe sr1c-Ers- Ezs eEs- = =
c!.a-~sG- y ehs ca-sIssszsss ami Eex-
psrie-cs G tie opsr1rcr of TIE uoyIng
usc1z-z uzachlre- There vas Al EXPO
scr 4 burst CT fame Ehich 5EuT-ss-
tie kur-izz used fcr 5sc1rs-lcu. zz- L
! few minutes ne sn.i-s structure vas
n Azes
Ths exits were a. 4 5ne frur1 part
a ths tGIGzg xhicn vas almost II
n-s61a1sly r--eG no 4 val & Ire and
11e people we're s1-arpei- Ths no
uez ard c1ZE-sn SUs-s6 -cSt a-t-
crUEriss majority oE tne SsaC-
A sea-ch q tie rms kas S1Cs fKr ~
vsas6 70 rscnGEz5IE EwE farm
Ctz-s6 boliies. fr01 xhDcn legs z1i
@ kzEe hesz a1--sC- have beer
zksn Euu ne ru7as, ard a. ths-s va
ao etazcs CE H,sr-Ifyz-g she1.. Al haFs
5ssz aUriss5 II i ecuucr E-such-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
Psrre EIcn So -.

Sa1 5zan- Psr-z E5eu. Feh- -
EszTy earthquakes were EsI1 tS1rgusr;,-
CUT the IziazG CT Par-a RIes AZ 3 syc:aess
TINS nnr1ug- TIE fnnaEf-zn.z Eerz
awakened ~ t1le oscillations ard their
HATH WAS great M damage WIS
eOnz, anweTsr- The visraE5ons lasted
ri1r az least % seeanGs. and the un7e-
11enr was frum east 70 west The
Eszrner today u very starmF-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
6,agd Schools n g.,<~.

81 PsrsrznUrgs Feh- IT--The uiu-
ser q e'-1ca+Bsu today fntrudiIcst a
o. 1stsrs the 6agna prug5.fz.r fer !
o'.l-'--ng fi1an Tor the erection az f4s :
20 new primary zcSools taruIrs.F,,,y,s =
ne empire within ten yearz- Thes-
seilns1ts are 20 &c bUiIt ard 1890
p NE FruyIlzcsal a1thcrilies az 49,
eminent suhsify- A sufszir,T+. -.
ya-sng far general enn7psrls,..-r -.
tlein g "a 1as.SsszszE n son a. ssa
zZrarla1 GshaEe Il tsruFnared
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

Am A-nc-- N5ca-- Fec Is.-l-
lanes 3 A-gsI submitted h5s resp
n2-1Gr GS prss55e1t cf the Cusvs-si5-rT
q Micnlgz1 t5czy ard vas oEsrs6 N
me rsgeC-z TIE pcsItlan Gf eaareslTar
az I salary CT $1,000 4 year. WITH the
continued free use Of TIE Prssrse.-sr 5
Ez-sl0r- TIE 1'zzies of tHe ena-esg-
lerShP are g Re s1eh Is suggested III
TIE LEX Prssa-snz- zz5 Is Dr. Anzel
EaF as Wing and able e perf.ruz.
l'-- Azgsll rsesn-E celebrated his saeH
o1rr.rag- zzE cas ceen PrsziG.en. CT sae
university size Is-I-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
Neszaa Deans Ganh6rx.

Carsous New Feh. zH-Bg a NO
0f p 70 Is the nzeuherz of the NszsH
ASSEMBLY to-day 0r:5ersd that the Cd >
gruhanlE Llesnsed gzmbIfng Withs u
srate be made 4 special order Ct s1sr
ness next Wednesday, afternoon ID
committees ca prhtir morals rsporsA
ras 5lll r1dzy. Recommending that : Z
stllss.s.est tss rzlxe tine bill stIsefz':. !.
Lrrm January 10. 1910. Instead 2
frrn September /. 1863 The bll ,
TINS form VIII 1z,ia1btsdEy pass.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

EsEs,nH'-sIilllasue esuu1F aaz Ccrlsssrs
have been Eisf1s1 ra5z last wsssr cr Ia
1ags Sg taHlr ar five si.eepneu frnnr
Montana and WYuming- One Mantzna
man frunI Fort Benhsn Scuzht g.oad
head Gf mizst year1ingz far ApriT de-
livery u gsuGnn f1r 81 head with
E1a Eaal en- The prevailing Erics for
si1eep u 81 a heat win the wsni.
arr q altar being sitearess- Frun1 al
Iadicarinna = Wuoi VIII be q COED priee
tiiz year.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
Neu zEsslaN H.NLEs
Q,aSsz S~-z-,- yssci= villages Wlsh
t-i,sIciz1z

Q-zS=z S,~zIc,- slsci= Villages IN
E-,1ciz1z-
Tzhs--- Fzs- Is--Tse guvz1Gs
e E--l EE1 4 Scz1Ezs-s-
Pes kz ssn- eUz ag=z z 1Tss1
-z-z 1e 5z1zgz E-ug.z1s y 1E sE&-
-zlzz q gEu-y - T-s cez-z- e
.zs1--haz-s zPeGz11E Vas rEs 6zgs
,sz-rey -uu 5Ez5- q e Ia
grsssz- Eze ezIE 1eaEE rsporE haEs
-szcneE hs-a- Tke 5sFlszz-l-n VS.
ra-Il----a-lE #vz-z Il Ia ZcUz1cUs
rsg5zn as-Eez 6--i-[ an LES1z
uruFEce- L hE ees1 z-za5E ssz5-
sn=c ~ : ELzEs Ez-s E1LT Ct
par-azlT Gzz--1Fss za5 L 4 5z-zrzl
-zz- -1e 151zl E1mhG VII Z-oChrz6l
e -crz Ez 80
CzlF sEzl ErupcrEzCu q tle EEzo-
1Ziz e LEs Csz E1e-s sEsckz EE-E
-Gs1 severe ssgzrsG S1-s vZzzzs
1EzaEPeE-s1 eaEpIz1zly. zzc z0 -cs
czz be fond CT IA EzmIss e Bah-Er
and Lsbe1 Il z-pew tEz- zcs 81.
re sou 5eL1-EEE u -t@e eoErl--l-
Gz zzs Izs- alive L seFe-s czzks
VS. tsl- a. Lspa5zz I59 zZss away,
t1z 1@E q JE~y q
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
PROCEEDINGS OF OREGON LEGISLATURE

: e tss tczse II zrprcpriz-iug SI-see
for clazzs agEs- ths Dra1 1or-a4
S-hccL
AZ .ts 1E-1 sesslcr re ecSse az
r-rCrizczE $50 eGd f-r mrroTsEereS
oE STATE i-szaz15sCS AZ Szlsz 1-c =
c-saSs6 -zs zZrIezl-z-al ccIsgs Ezz1-
tsra-cs zgprupriz-icu frou S5er9 9et e
So Ged = ysz-
BF rhe-ss-Es Ct tss rex El--1-E
er5e II Asjz-zzt GsnersJ Fczsr Vii
kca5 as plzcs 61rEg Euoc serTSes,
Et5ch ErzcriczL = Eszzs lie
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25
Ferr. srxs a-eeies T-s:--

Ez1d-Zs, Mont Feb ts.-AIEexi-x Y
r-at e-Egl1eer B.slsingsr. qf t,e pas
se1ger trzln WHICH vas wrecked az
1oGng's PSEnr er the Nsr-he-z PzcFse
Esla=a9s Ell 1ae t1rrzEczg CT :erss.rls.sr
. ask ses-c5Eg q rsrzsns q Gea-a.
was zSieeP. Eh5ae tHs Eaguen were
1ryl1g q ZI7z hIu the zig-al Gf Gzu-
ger, 1auEs 7 EE.keF ard ETIza--s :.
csz-Era- can-zeznr CT TIE Freight trz;l7.
were acquitted CT lie uzrEIaugatsr
c-args tsrig1t-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

Szlenzz Fen I5--The house tnGaT
passe1 the general zuprucriata,rr 6iiI
fe- lses-I9- Tie 5efie55sreT acurvcriz-
Cz1n hz1 vas zIzo PasEes. ard s755. gGq
11r extension OF the STATE porrzzg rail-
wzE- 4 g-ea1 nary orze- measures
get Esru'Z1, hEx fer the most cart rfF,,,sz
we're e Iceal chz-aetzr.
ne senate was n sIzylaz nucoG
arr EIl-es- q Ellis Sore of rSem
Eers Important ard on less sSrs-r1r,,,.
Gays wcU-G have prgF9l5st hcEzrs az c.
azse-
The senate also paszes5 tie H;EI in
.-sas11g TIE state fair aerrsuriasi5ou
frerz siar 900 To sI5.gGG per year.
n the afternoon Ssch hcuses ard
1.azy E1crsers OK the szzrs united
e'sE1renrnrarizg the 5Gtn aursirsrsa-T
q 2. TIE a1-11Ession Ct thls STATE 70 the
Unian- Tie exercises were Fed =
ne tai CT representatives ard n,a,,T
ErurzenE ue1 sr1ks-
Al q session tnn5xne the seraea
rsssec q cllI aFpr1rrizrinz sTgG agG
Tor 'nF normal sctsacI az Psrtlau6 AZ
cFposes- 70 the Ellis passe,s ~ rs-
rt'Szss 1ar s3ie. go far three norr.Is-
=. ss'-is Siis agricultural e.sls,rE z..s;;,.-
lSsia..ee arFraprla-Ian and voted Scxr
: ~ Ter a EeE so, coo a:rriegt,,r,7
csslleZs AZ Tn1r-
ne zFpruFriaElGn 5iIIs PASSED sr
ne house alnauEt'=i g s., 7Fz7 ,8i,i. en-
ting rns Hfliz onIy 81, 4fa-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

ssns1n, III, FEB. I7--Shaft Ma rs
g ne Dsering Coal coupany, scQrt a.
Eens1u- nlew Up tcuighE. TIE eTrlS,.
sc = !, ~rsesed anr CHECKED the main ~
sLa1lz- It VIII be hours BEFORE ~
- nc rsaen the foEr entnnahed useu ri,sre
Ensrs u little hrFe far theEr ives -
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

Sacramento, Feh- I7.-Tke ssxs,,sr,,.
pasaszs a o1ll tadag By Grng. L. Iol,T.
sen making L n5scerueaunr fsr !.
lnl1l1r % attend a c1cEfzllt. rr;;zz.s.yss- !
z eorSeraeEr and fixing a penaIrT -
saa me cr Is days IN jail fur Eezsees =, =.
s0Elisrs at PiacEs where szeh c0r<-.+,
are nsstc rS allGw minors 70 entsr
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

Washington Feb zG--The PrsH
cfnt today signed the bill making %
Calaysras bz tree grove nsrl1n.
paxE- The pen which the preszseD
szer was hanG5ed to Rspres enrs1lsss
smith. Of califsrnia. TO be prsss1ss1 rs.s
% Mrs Lowell White, president q ~
California O1hsoor Art league
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-02-25

SaierH-4ap eanErzcsz fzr IA exrpss
q me contracts fsr a similar U,-5,,-s
II .ase gsaIr ana as-Fdess reesF7e,f ~
zr''''s's AID asaiers hers fruyu ezpr7
nrF esnt-r n e-sZ1n- nlieaas a xor.
'-'-rl-l revival Of the hop iucusfry. Fbe
er+ssi--1g Frles IA esnEraErx u "a
esii'.s, ssiit t,nGzzrr..a q, pounds are se-
lng ennz-acrst far EF al the ceag,.rx
here EeFnrtz frum Oregon CFrT 5,,i5.
s-1e ennnlrlau even more favorable. =
nnpgr"srs than that faurf here
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
4 los sBulphles Y Agtnh..

Para la buena marcia de esta admi-
nistraci6n, no admitimos Atlas de
suscripciones este diario sino desde
el primero de cada mes. Las BAJA
je avisaran los dias 80 6 81; advir-
tiendose que las que Sc dieren con pos
terioridad no sc tomar&n en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta
el dia lltimo del mes siguiente al en-
que Sc soliciten.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
(1N|e dc DISl10 Dc Son juQ1
PUERTO RICO
LISTA DE SENALAMIENTOS
DICIEMBRE 1909.


Martes 14-Victor Robles VS.. Ber-
nardina Rodriguez, sobre divorcio.
JESUS Hernandez contra Daniel Ra-
mos, sobre indemnizaci6n.
Lothrop Luce y Co., VS.. Jose Wcnar,
cobro de dinerO.
Microbes 15.-Cayetano Cerame, VS.
Ramon Solla, vista de excepciones.
Pedro G. Santiago VS.. Pablo j. Lopez,
vista de excepciones.
Juan B. Viso VS.. Porto Rico Sugar
Co., vista de excepciones.
Jueves 16-Alejandro Diaz vs.. San
Juan Light and Transit Company, So
bre dalos y perjuicios.
Martin Rohena VS.. Miguel A. Buste-
10, sobre da1os y perjuicios.
Viernes 17.-Ram6n Tembleg VS.. Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico, vista de excep-
clones.
Francisco Pur6n VS.. A. NJ. thinner
man, sobre daiios y perjuicios.
Eugenio Benitez VS.. Eugenio San
chez, desahucio, primera comparecen-
cia.
Roman Ramos vs. Rafaela Vizcarron-
do, sobre divorcio.
Santiago We've, VS.. Maria Tickner, di-
vorcio.
Jose de la Rosa Vazquez VS. Francis
60 Medina, sobre cumplimiento de con-
trato.
Blasina Rond6n, VS.. Juan Molfulleda,
sobre nulidad de titulo.
Martes 21.-Jose Echazabal VS.. An
drea Matos, sobre divorcio.
Vicente Betancourt VS.. Eugenia Me-
dina, sobre divorcio.
Petra Quihones vs.. Etanislao Marti-
nez, sobre divorcio.
Frederick Timpson VS.. Cora N. de
Timpson, sobre divorcio.
Malea Hermanos, VS.. Manuel Soto y
otros, sobre terceria.
Martes 21.-Cristina Orta VS.. Martin
Torres, sobre divorcio.
Julio Echavarrfa VS.. Emilia Contreras,
sobre divoreio.
Pascasio Sanchez VS.. Antonio Gelpi,
sobre divorcio.
Microbes 22.-Olayo Encarnacion vs..
Simon Maeso, sobre reivindicaci6n.
Julio Jove vs.. Simon Moret, sobre CO.
bro de pesos.
Jueves 23-Francisca Camilla Escalo.
ma VS.. Sue. Ana de Castro, sobre rentas.
Enero, viernes 7-Fraco. Rivera VS.
M. Rivera, nulidad actuaciones.
Jose Pagan VS.. Luis del Vale, cum
plimiento de contrato.
Encro, sabado 8.-Suc. Eladio Diaz
VS.. Sue. Lucas Dfaz, nnlidad institution
herederos.
Hermini0 Betancourt VS.. Nicolas Be-
tancourt, nulidad de bienes.
Enero, lunes 1O-Amando Garcia VS..
Rafaela Patron, reclamation de bienes.
Ramon Bocampier vs. Estabania Her
naiz, divorcio.
Enero, Martes 11.-Rufno Goenaga
VS.. Francisco Goenaga, nulidad de con-
trato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10

Metodos secretos que Encantan y
Fascinan la Mente Humana.-
Grandes Sacerdotes de 10 OcuI-
to Revelan Secretos que sc han
Guardado Celosamente Por amos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-12-10
uagnetisNl0
Personal

DE COMO LOS HOMBRES
PROMINENTES DESARRO-
LIAM ESTE PODER Y LO
USAN PARA INFLUEN-
CIAR A OTROS. LAS MU-
IERES, TAMBIEN, ADEP-
TAS EN- ESTE ARTE MIS-
TERIOSO.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
LINCOLN CELE.
BRATION FRIDAY
DR.. Shutter Of Minneapolis will
Make Address Under Aus
piceS of Public Schools.

Next Friday, Feb. IL, the occurs
centenary of the birth Of Abraham
Lincoln. As such it is day of in
terest utmost Importance to US as
people. Considering the incalcul-
able services of this great man and
the vital connection of his life with
the life history Of his country, the
integrity Of the Union and the vim
dication of our national righteous
ness, it behooves US as a loyal and
patriotic people to bring our trib-
ute to the revered memory of our
peerless, immortal Lincoln. 1t is
the least we can do, who enjoy all
the blessings of the fearful struggle
for the preservation of the Union.
TO enable our people properly to
observe this significant day a public
celebration will take place at the
opera house. This celebration is
under the auspices of the public
school as the mot representative
public institution. The G. A. R.
Post will attend in a body. There
will be short preliminary pro-
gram Of patriotic songs and appro-
pirate readings followed by an ad-
dress on by DR.. Marion D. Shutter.
Because of the necessary expenses
involved in securing a speaker and
hiring the opera house an admis-
sion fee of Is and is cents for re-
served seats will be charged; gale
ry, 10 cents. We trust that this Incl
dental charge will not cause any
to stay away. The following is the
program:
Song, "Old Glory,' High School
Chorus.
Reading of the Gettysburg Address,
Herbert Hengstler.
Song, Call to Arms High School
Chorus.
Reading, Second Inaugural, Oswald
Grangaard.
Song, Medley Of National Airs,
High School Churus.
Address, "Abraham Lincoln's Place
in History DR.. Marion D. Shut.
ter.
Song "America,' Audience.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
LOCAL BREVlTIES

The Rev. Crawford Grays is an
nounced to preach on "A Snowy
Day. next Sunday morning; quite
a timely subject.
You will find the ad of the Camp
bell Furniture company on page 9.
If you are in need Of furniture of
any kind, it will pay you to read it.
The meeting of the w. C. T. U.
which was to have been held at the
home of Mrs. M. T. Sandbo was
postponed until Friday this week.
H.J Halvorson, Andrew Boe and
Ludwig Boe, of Norway Lake, were
among those who attended the ditch
hearing held at the courthouse Fri
day.
Miss Mata O'Neil went to Min
neapolis Friday for a few days.
visit with friends. She was ac-
companied by Misses Helen and Es-
ther Tallman.
Mr.. Fredrick EN-. johnson and
Miss Anna Maria Moberg, of Muir
dock, Minn. were united in mar
rage by Rev. Theo J. Paulson of
this city on Jan. rs.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Lutheran Free church will meet in
the church basement next Wednes-
day afternoon, Feb. II. All are
cordially invited.
The lecture that was to be given
this week in the English M. E.
church by Mrs. Crawford Grays has
been postponed until Tuesday even
ing, Feb. 16, at 8 o'clock.
The coffee social held by the La
dies Aid society of the Synod
church Thursday afternoon was we'll
attended, the net proceeds being
some over S.. Refreshments were
served by Mesdames John B. BOYD,
]. L. johnson and R. Telstad.
MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Leslie were
called to Cedar Falls last Wednes-
day by a telegram announcing the
death of Mrs. Leslie's brother, D.
r. Oman. This is the third death
in the Leslie family during the last
five months.
Walter Hoglund, proprietor of
the Delmonico Cafe, went to Min
neapolis Sunday morning to seek
medical assistance for rheumatism
which has been troubling him for
some time. During his absence the
cafe is in charge of Emil Linn dur
ing the day, and Arnold Howell at
night.
Miss Florence and Earl Neu-
berger entertained a number of
young ladies and gentlemen at a
party last Wednesday evening.
Progressive games were played,
head prizes being awarded to Rose
Leary and Edmund Curran and foot
honors to Lizzie Silverman and
Thomas Marshall Jr. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
In response to an invitation to
the 25th anniversary of the Young
Peoples Society Of the Second Swe.
dish Baptist church of Chicago,
Rev. and Mrs. Oberg and two chill.
dren leave tonight for Chicago anC
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
ANNUAL LECTURE ON
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Boston Orator Makes Public Ad-
dress at Opera House.

In spite Of the inclement weather,
there was large attendance at the
lecture on Christian Science given
Monday evening by Bliss Knapp, C.
S. B., member of the Christian
Science Board Of Lectureship of the
First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Boston. The lecture thruout was
interesting and instructive. Mr..
Knapp is finished speaker, lucid
in thought and pleasing in it's ex-
preston, and he easily held the at
tention of his audience thruout.
He spoke especially of the healing
ministry of Christian Science and
endeavored to show the reasonable
ness of the proposition. The speak
er was introduced by Mr.. C. w.
Odell OF the First National Bank.
The speaker said in part:
If Christian Science were simply
an intellectual pastime, touching
only the emotions and sentiments
of men, it could never emulate the
mercy of primitive Christian heal
ing. 1t is generally admitted that
it heals the sick, bringing peace
and comfort from the nature of it's
curative power. Indeed it has chal-
lenged our attention, not because
of any failure, but because of it's
success in good works. Far from
being an ethical philosophy, this is
a life to be lived-a truth to be
proved.
Recognizing how essential it is,
at some time, for all to claim their
God-given right to be free, it may
be interesting to observe the method
which Jesus adopted in teaching
this healing power to his disciples.
Not gifted in learning, these dis
ciples manifested an average intel
ligence, and a certain familiarity
with Mosaic law. Doubtless they
were as familiar with the Old Test
ament writings as the average in
dividual of today. However, we
may read in Luke's Gospel how that
Jesus reproved them for their un-
belief. ''Then opened he their un-
derstanding, that they might un-
derstand the scriptures Then
one might be thoroly familiar with
the Scripture lessons, and in his
unbelief fail to understand them.
For example: When Jesus healed
the man with the withered hand all
that he said was, "Stretch forth
thine hand. And it was restored
whole like as the other.'' We are:
all familiar with those words, but
suppose any one today repeated
those same words to one suffering
from withered hand, could the
mere repetition of those words heal
him? 1t must be evident to you
that not the words. but the spirit
ual understanding of the Master
Continued to last page OF Part Ore.