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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08

you lying rascal: bought your
wife's wedding ring from you only last
week to save you from starvation.
You are an impostor."
ME an imposter!" cried the tramp In
tones OF Indignation. Not at all. sir
This ring belongs to my second wife.
I was married again last Monday"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08

quiet red headed
inter- sitting
on the fr mt
step Of the office
this evening ut
$50 O'Clock In u
daZed condition.
and he will need
attention. Gen
thy. but firmly.
take him to the
co er. take
what money he
has from him
and give him a
nights lodging.
l will be after
him Sunday"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08

him sunday. ".. :,
The officer call AN>
ed on the editor the next day. You
were mistaken about that man Red"
said the officer to the editor.
That seems incredible"' said the
surprised editor.
YES" the marshal asserted. ut was
S:35 before he went to roost on the
steps Saturday night."-Kansas City
Journal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Hokendauqua Tribe !. q. r. N.
Members are urgently requested to
meet at the hall Friday night. October
Sth, at $50 O'Clock. to participate in
the Fall Festival parade. Be sure and
come.
]. W. TOwLE. C. OF R.
CLIFF HAWORTH, Sachem.
% q
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
0ndulaent.

Her husband II very good to her"
lis that so:"
Yes: he does everything to please
her. even to talking back when she's
looking for an argument"-Detroit
Free Press
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
SUNDAY OUTING EXCURSIONS

Over Pennsylvania Lines, October 10.
Round Trip from Richmond to New
Castle, 75c: Middletown, s5c; Ander-
son, soc; Elwood. 800; Kokomo,
$1.25, Logansport, $50. Lv. $50 a.
M. 7-S-9
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08

replied the editor. BEST fellow in the
world. He is also one Of the quiet
est. But at O'clock In the evening
he will get his pay. You will find that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08

arctic expeditions has increased?"
YES" answered the explorer. New
perils confront us. We will now have
to take chances on the rivals who may
be laying for one another with snow
balls nodded around brickbats"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08

A forlorn looking specimen OF q
tramp stopped banker on the street
in New York and begged him to buy q
plain ring which he held out. II am
starving. sir. and it's my wife's we'd
ding ring" walled the tramp ~ he
burst into tears. -. ..-.s--.
The banker looked Mt the tramp q
second and then broke out furiously:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
Beoin Nowl

You will read in song or story
OF the men OF sturdy will
Who have fought for gold or glory
And have scaled achievements hill.
But to make the application
And to draw the moral true
II you'd win that lofty station
Start today: it's up to you.
Ernest Neal Lyon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
7WINKLES
tsY PHlLANpER JoHNsoN.)
The snow.

The Snow.
Oh. the snow. the beautiful snow.
Likewise the Ice and the Eskimo!
They cause discomfort without a
doubt,
But they're fine to lecture and write
about
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
into th. Great Ione,ine...

The more we think Of all that was
and will be the paler will grow that
which IL actually happening. When
we live with the dead and die their
deaths, what then are our ''neighbors"
to us? We grow lonelier for the very
reason that the whole dood Of human
ity IL surging round u. The fire with
in us. which is glowing for all that II
human. is ever on the increase, where
fore We look upon all that surrounds
US as though 1t had become more In
different, more shadowy.-Nietzsche.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
Five Minutes Late.

An old time tramp printer. bearing
the aristocratic appeilation 'Muscosee
Red" drifted into Lawrence once on
the tail end Of a blizzard. found q case
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
THE SCRAP BOOK

chair in my halls. would run about
my rooms. raising and lowering the
chair q hundred times without stop
ping. 1t had q grand effect"
Florence Insisted upon this for sew
eral days and got the duke into mind
for trying it. One afternoon when sew
eral eminent persons were going to
CAN on the duke Florence persuaded
him to try the great remedy. The duke
undressed. and. seizing a chair. he ele-
waited 1t above his head and began
racing around the room. He was In .
fine sweat. with his eyes bulging his
face red and his veins standing out.
Florence went to the Office. and when
the eminent and dignifsed persons ar
rived he said to one Of them he knew:
Going up to see his gracer'
Yes" said the man.
well" said Florence. 1--WE been up
to see him. and I'm afraid he's touch
ed in his head. He II leapinE about
his room. making strange noises and
breaking the furniture. Come up and
see him. l think he ought to be re-
strained. His IA mily ought to be told "
The eminent and diGnifed person
ages accompanied Florence and. peep
ing through a crack in the door. saw
an apparent maniac dashinc round
and round. with staring eyes and flush
ed face. Then Florence shut the door
and took them away to tell what they
had seen. beginning, Its very sad
about his grace" until an impression
was general that the Duke OF Beaufort
had gone mad. A few days later Flor
ence hid the dukes clothing and poked
his head In at the door and said. "Hur-
~ out: the hotel Is afIre!" The duke
presently appeared in the hotel once
In a nightgown. slippers and tall hat.
thus confirming the unfavorable i'm
preston OF his intellectuals.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Friday. Oct. Skiing Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4. r. A NJ. Stated meet
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
Chicken and Wiz.

A country minister in the course OF
his dining out on the circuit came to q
house where roast chicken was served
for dinner. He had previously en-
countered Il series Of corn beef din
ners. and the chicken looked good.
WELL" the clergyman remarked.
'here's where that chicken enters the
ministry
Hope It does better there than In
lay work." rejoined the host
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08

PANEIA:
Be sure 70 use Gold Medal Flour.
IaADIIxA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
MONA
Cures INDIGESTION

It relieves stomach misery, sour stom.
ach, belching, and cures all stomach dis.
ease, or money back. Large box Of tab
lets, 50 cents. Druggists in all towns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08

Entered at Richmond. Indiana. post
office as second class mail matter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
Essentials Of Stage ViIIainy.


Essentials Of Stage ViIIainy.
I'm sorry" said the able actor,
but I'll have to refuse your liberal
offer to appear as the villain in your
productions"
Whats the trouble?' asked the
manager.
my doctor has absolutely forbidden
me to smoke cigarettes"
de mule" said Uncle Eben. same
as kickers in general. pears to take
de greatest Interest in his most use
less accomplishments"
Sublime Self Confidence.
do you think that you can make
my daughter happy?" asked Mr..
Cumrox.'
"she has been happy with you,
hasn't she?' rejoMed the confident
youth.
Il think so. SIR
well, If she's that easy to please,
there ought to be no difficulty"
The Chinese.
When a novel idea at last We attain
And its plans are distinctly
rehearsed,
You hear once again, the old-time
refrain:
THE Chinese discovered it first"
Columbus was merely plodding old
soul
Who drifted along very late to the
And when you make bold to discuss
the north pole.
The Chinese discovered 1t first.
The gunpowder grim which responds
to the fire
When enemies fierce do their worst,
Though an influence dire, We must
somehow admire
But the Chinese discovered 1t first.
We wonder ofttimes. when our pride
we must sink,
II old Ananias by birth was a "Chink."
In any event we are tempted to think
The Chinese discovered him first.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
Polar Perlis.

- soa think that the danger Of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08
LIFE OF A PIMPlE.

Compilations Are Cleared and PimpIes
Disappear Overnight Without
Trouble.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-08

de mule" said Uncle Eben. same
as kickers in general. pears to take
de greatest interes. in his most use
less accomplishments"
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE

Couch & Mcdonald. the ever huss
-ng real estate dealers O. WalIOua
have been busy the past week. O.
iOaday Of this week they closed IN
sale Of the Ras Tulley place IN N
diddle Valley consisting Of $50 acrs
200 OF which are irrigated. to Va
lace Purdin and Iodel Kirts, the ~
-er OF the Willamette Valley and IL
former Of the Yakima Valley. With
the past week they also sold TO
Mr.. Feise. the so acre farm Of c. "
johnson a few miles east Of tOvi.
also 40 acres on what is known .
Mud Flat to w. H. Braham Of Nos
COW. Idaho. They also closed The
sale Of the Cox place on Bear crs4
70 J. S. Mason Of La Grande. Asi4
from this they have closed sals y
various parties Of lots in town, an
sold q quarter section Of timber AZ
for a. P. Sprague OF Portland. la
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
CLIPPED THE TAIL OFF.

The Wallowa Sun says II does II
wish 10 argue the matter Of the Rcs
Festival Queen contest. and M
goes on to bolster up its pfeFior
mis-statenents by making another i
the form Of a part quotation ffn
this paper Of June 5.
We don't wish to argue the u
ter either. but when this paper >
misrepresented, the truth is gong ?
be told. The quotation from ins ,
per given in the Sun was: e'
vote polled was bought by En'e'D'A
people. none OF the other tovns y
ing willing to put up cent 10 ao''
tise the comfy"
That quotation is incorrect
period after county was put there !
the Sun II did not appear III
paper, and the qualifying wo'os :
this manner" were left OF .!
Sun purposely TO bolster up Us -
ment. Add those words. and me =
has already admitted the sen'e1e'
true as far as it's town IS col
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
City and County
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
PICTURE VENOo? FINED
AND IS WHIPPED, TOO

3. 2. BzkoEsEi. E picture vendor
vas fined sI5 and costs BY City Re
corder TaggzrI. Friday. being found
guilty OF disorde-iy conduct. having
insulied and abusei Mrs. Geo. En-
mons Bzko~ski also mad his face
punched good and hard a couple Of
DAYS before By T. 2. Akins, father OF
Mrs. Emm0ns. for the same otfenss-
BakcEski was taking orders for
enlargement Of pictures and when ne
could not get an order grew abusive
Mrs. EnmUns tssritying ne refused
10 leave her house when ordered
and made threats. Several other
women testified as 10 his iDper1-
nence and persistence, while others
who gave him orders. said they could
not complain Of his conduct
Mr.. Akins was tried Oh compliant
Of Bakowski with beating. the picture
seller in The face and making his nose
hleed The Judgment Of the court
was that Akins was justified il 50
doing.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24

N-s- c z FAX x-S rEo oAl5-sz
-sSG-1sa T1s s51y t-0a q hrsss Say
II sos Lake.
he WO1s-s CzSoa NiSssooz-E
socsssv Ezz usS- Es-k Ms BurissEh
TBss5zE 1Stezool Jus =. ~ 80
oc3ock
z ?. FSschs- ot Swamp Greek Pas
7sceE-sy rs-s.vs5 = box O. uzPse
zaz- Ea6 syrup sron his tx,hs- a.
Z-SEo--A- NiS The frs-EA- eGz-gs
Ez-s pCspzi6 t-0o Ellsworth 70 ElgA
: distance q 0gs- 500 miles. and
cosl Sl2S NJ FSScAe- paid ne
trslgh- trol EEn % En1s-v-5ss- 4
i1s-zocs q 8 miles. the charge beng
sLsl-
he Elec-rie Ihslrrs l. this Eesk
putting q a entirely rev and Al
elssS o. fins and so2gs- The expense
70 ne ox1zgsoslr Is 6oubled rhe-~
ay ou- thsy are determined 70 give
a. entertainment O & chzrzczs- thz-
E5l 1s-ir and reSsiEs l5os-zl s1ppo- {.
4 high Dorzl standard w5n Be main
;zEned and ne 1Qlizi-s pictures ID
4 shown his week EL be = rz-s
-rss- THURSDAY night he syDparhsE-
K s-o-y. one To1-h o. Nature xii
- touor=l by tae highclsss bu-
Ts-- amusing comedies. Tirss0De
'l1y and Z -DTuz1ite Duel The
-szu-Itul song -Whsa.-a love yer
z-ls. VII BE given Friday night
here wil BE The lngr@-s-- Modem
Naval Hero. llhriIlhg war scenes,
. shOElng bz-rlsshirs n action AMI
Re iOic5ng Dream only an Old
Fashioned Cottage is the finely &
las--z-sd and SoRehing song. S2tUr-
. azy night there : = fine program il
ending Duty o. RsTengs, Eeccrocn--
81. Ladies o. the Hz-em, MoEing
Furniture and Sumner Sports. The
I supe-6 illustrations O. rhe charming
song. II You've Won rhe Only One
n Al ths World YOu Want 10 Via
make i doubIy bez 5titUl- The price
Z d aduis zi1u remains unchanged Rs
member Thursday. Friday and S2-u--
izv nights. tvO per o-ms-eez T;s5 21t
s-45.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
FIRST ELEPHANT TRoDs
wALLoWA COUNTY SOIL

Wis5emsnu's American show viii
exhibit IL This CITY Thursday sfrsr-
lO1n and evening. i was a. La
Srznds Wednesday. 4 special fea-
ure IS reproduction OF Custer's
Last Fight.
Frank Adams show finally arrived
u Fridays train The sent vas ereci-
Il OF The depot grounds and perform
4Dces given Saturday afternoon and
evening 10 fair sized crowds. Tns
Dslsgs-ie consisted 0- Small
elephant. ne fist ever in Wsll0ws
county. = cage Of noskeys and = bad
ger The psr-oruEn vas tame
affair
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
DIR. Geo. F. 4. Walker
OF PORTLAND
The Well Known
OPTOhETRIS
and TICIAN

Is AZ the Hotel Enterprise
his vesk- TAs Dec-c- gives rs
Eaols the za5 z--sE-5o- 20 The eve
and is errors os rs.r2c-io-. and On
accounJ O. his training n Tie oes,
colleges o. me collt-y slp9-s-1~1ls-1
- fifteen years s1ocssstai ard eo7-
:inoo3s p-a--i>e ne a. slas e =
hsnoie ~. ~orss ease and sse
reief e.ea zst=r ho7s hss eeen
sfvea u
Z ron have aly ere --o1ole. tzli-
Ing VISION. and especially Il Eod
suffer from hss5aehe. be s1-s and
So D. Walker wh5le hs Is here
HUNDREDS .. patients entirely
eurea O. hssaz>n. zna n=7'oSs-eEs
sy wearing p-o9=-iy tfe-=s lenses
Names and testimonials On zpp-ica-
ion
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
shIppe3
Two TIMOTHY AND
TIMBER RANCHES SOLD

E-nieI E0yt h2s sod his timber
IND timothy rz1eA = miles north oi
Owl 10 4. Z stone o. Wilcox. Wash
fOr sZ5lG !. : z bargain for M
stone. as there s-e So. 500 tes- Of
saw timber o. L1e Place 50 acres O.
me timothy land, running spring. etc
! Z. No5-sz' similar ranch Just
north OF he BOyd place. has been
So-t 70 &r. Martin Of Coltzx. Wash
'oF $500. Il Is also Z splendid buy-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
SCHOOL REPORT.

Report O. the Eagle school. district
81, for the term beginning March
and ending June IS. 1869:
Number Of DAYS taught, ~: NUN
Der OF pupils enrolled, Il: number o.
pupils AZ end o. s-hooI year. z:
whole number days attendance. 1(i5S
whole number days absence, 1l2.
whole number Ot times late, >; ave
rage daily attendance. 13; number oi
visitors. 50.
Those who were neither absent no,
late wee Rh9as West, Alta Own
oey. and John Nelson.
PRUDENCE EDDLEMcN. teacher.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
NOTICE OF REFEREES SALE

Notice is hereby given, 'nA ~
undersigned referee appointed "
Circuit Court OF the State OF
for Wallowa County. in tne
therein pending wherein hnin-
Churchill. is plaintiff and NA.'..
Lapham Grace P. Churchill, W.
Ward. nee Nora NJ. Churcnlh' nv
ChurchiH and B. R. Lapham'
dian. are defendants. under anu
virtue Of a decree and order O !.
made and entered in said cause %
18th day of June. A. D. 1863, az ~
ing me as such referee 10 MAKE
Of the hereinafter described
will on the 2eth day OF July, = x
1909. sell at public sale 90 tne - c,,.u
bidder FOR cash in hand AZ the ~
Court house door in Enterpriss, 60. -
Iowa Comty. Oregon, the -.
lands described in said decree II
South Half of Northeast OuAi.s III
the North half OF Southeast 4,
Of Seotion Thirty Two in "a
Six North. OF Range Forty fr. .,,o.s
Of Willamette Meridian in wals ~.
right. title and interest INC b
tiff and defendants have IN
said lands. as
Dated at Enterprise. oresOA
24th day Of June. A. d. isVs. .,s,ss
44c5 EDGAR MARslN' :, 3
County. Oregon. together VIZ
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24

-11- Eo-t IA e business trips 70
Tsz-l0wa. Monday and Tues1zy-
Hiss Elm Fay vent TO Union
Monday % v-s5- he- sis-e-- Mrs. John
SL1z-zEe--
So D- Wake a. rh= Enterprise
Hoe Eoo-. yo1- ha2dAeae and nsrv-
51s-e
Az--oz l. Harris vent on 10 HO-
lake Tues AT ID III the baths for
Ms -ae1uz-lzu-
6. C. sc1lze- Of JOesph left Mon
dzv t1- z SINNERS visit e his boy
515L hone Il German
Fresh F-z5 ses-E Friday and Sat
--dzg a. Cray & Wils-r's Clry Mar
Es-
6s--L Robinson u Joseph : guss-
% -zs hone o. 1-r. and Mrs. o. J
Ro= Df Alder Slope
Erz- ThgEzz Brady Of GrozsmE1
g visiting hz- SOL O. H Brady. and
tzzi7-
Go 70 Jackson & wszver'E for Ice
Cream Sodzs. Sundssz. and SOda
Wz-e-. al flavO-s. Everything szn-
i-z-y and clean.
MIS- = 1. Browning LEFT Monday
for Psn1ls On 10 attend me grand
lodge 0t The Py-1ian Sisters as dele
gate from Juaai-z Temple
Call e. -he Enterprise Ho-eI this
ve=E and have yOu spectacle frames
s-rzlg--eled. 10 charge. Dr.. Walker.
ere e-izIis-.
z Robinson Of Joseph. contract
Or to- lhe o r. & y. section houses.
was r-a1saeIing business here Tues
dz-.
JACKSON & Weaver. headquarters
for +-1-0t-Juy goods. Fire Works,
Fire Crackers. Cap Pistols. Canes,
F-ags Bunting. etc.
He 5 q small pro,i,. Hats a. cost.
Hats below cost and Hats 10 give
away a. Helena Zurcher's. Get your
choice for the 5th. lsb2
Ia G-ande Star. William Miller is
away on & Two weeks business trip
10 Portland and other Willamette val
ley points Nh Ali,ler's Trip IS chief
y 20 Coos Bav. where he is interest
ID II z large tract OF land.
l. g. Peterson. formerly Instructor
in -hs county high school. who spent
-he past winter teaching near Mos
cor. Ida, has returned and is living
OF MS claim 1s miles north OF FL
ssrp-ise.
Mrs. J. 4. Fr=neh and sOn Dwight
returned hom= Tuesday from the
Willamette valley where ehey had
been visiting for several weeks. Mrs
Frezca attended ths Grand chapter
O -he 0. z {
Mayor Bran Wsyfield and 4. c.
N-le- z-e a. Peldle-01 attending ths
sessions o. The zs-h annual Grand
Lodge. Knights q Pythizs. Q. the do
-4i1 q Oregon. They went or 0n
-ne excursion train Sunday evening
Rsle-5er -lls. that IN filling yOEr
locz1-s p-=ss-iEtig1 ths Durest q
< 49, as= -esf l5-eI 5aeEsg5sl x ES-sa-
e=r sswzsa Uss nothing but me p8r-
go o. drlgz and The puress distilled
1z'ar made wi-h their neE patent
diz-iIs-.
L-oz-lns Es1'o- ts-: The Nurse hair
BRIDE which was rzsfled Of a. Lzfe
f5a1n11aeE's eOufesZionery store was
Won hT Sa-o CO1h@s Of Enterprise.
Tns hrl1ls belonged 10 Mrs.. VIZ.
-1l=-ey and ~zs Won By her o. z
rzt1le - n Grow & Co.'S some time
ago Il cost NJ COmoes tust 2 cents
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
FINAL HOMESTEAD PRooEs-

Jonn T McCOy o. Imnaha. William
W Harris. Samuel 4. Go-5er OF In
ierprise and Nm. !. Needham se The
DIVIDE made final proofs o. -hair
nonesIeads be'o-e L. s Comm!s-
sioller Z w. Shsahan. Monday. Nc
Coy and Harris made five year proofs
James r Bigge-s Of Joseph filed on
q homestead last week
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
TWO TRANSFERS OF
PARADISE RANcHa
(ContiDrkd from front page

mon Sunday in the Paradise hi
lie IS Of the Christian faith chura
services every Sunday at the III
now.
Aaron Thomas and the Phillips Aq
who stole the team Of horses sni
ougC al Moscow. Idaho. have bs4
sent 70 the reform school.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-06-24
Church incorporated

Articles o. Incorporation O. rhe
Fl7s; Presbyterian church OF Wal
iowa have been fled il he office Of
-ouniy CLERK BOz-mzn. John Nc
Donald, 7 7. Shell. p. Alum
osngh. Ira z. NcNurr and Gs1 4.
Miller are the ineo-po-z.o-g and
'rus ees- Esrima.e5 value Of prop
cry II present tine is $3.50
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Car OF 3dse.
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Mrs. Frank Hamblen and baby "
turned home Tuesday from ihsr
visit in Adams county. Wash. Nh
Hamblenis mother. Mrs. Elnahso
Bowers. accompanied them TO as
city for a visit.
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Base ealI Notes.

Enterprise has now won on, q, 7
games from teams in the Eastern
oregon league. each from Union.
Cove and Elgin.
Inc locals go out to Union county
@lo play games al Union and 2 al
Cove.
Ine ball Friday night was a grand
success The Cove boys certainly
appreciated their treatment in here
and went away praising the town and
people.
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summary! Two base hits. Smith,
8il!ea- Three base hits. Pace. Kali.
'Olo-e play. French. Marvin and Hug
sasrl-lce hits. Hug t2l. Innings
1-1eheo. Smith 6 %. F. Mires. ? 1-s.
Ease niIs, of Smith S. off Mires 3.
S-r1ck out. by Smith 3. BY Mires 2
y biiye1 ;. BaIe on balls. Savage
~ Dy pitched ball. Pace. Wild
PITCHES, Bilyeu. F. Niires T,ms =.
game Lao Umpire. Joe Llovd
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ENTERPRISE WON
TWO FROM COVE
Continued from First p&sSl

~as -susei in the last inning oy W
Pssooek brought home oy sm~S1iHs
Ms bv Hug and Savage Score o.
Saturdays game;
nprSE
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ola-Fashionea Game OF so,k

The Elgin team or a part O. I, re-
enforced by Cove's two best batters
stopper off here Monday and attempt
Il 10 play a game with the locals
u could hardly be called a hall eams
oll was more like the boyhood game
o. ~ years ago called town bali The
slsliors pitcher was so easy that
OO-h team relaxed and an afternoon
G smuggling and errors enjoyed both
D! payers and spectators II would
Oe cruelty TO give the detailed score
S'1fice to say Elgin by persistent ef.
iori accumulated 1s errors Il stolen
bases. hits off Conway and scored
~ runs Enterprise was not far be.
nlid IN bad playing, making Is errors
getting but seven stolen bases but
jumping the high-priced league pitch
eF for IS hits including four two bag
gers. and massing up the big total
u Is runs