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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-04

his life for me-"
"oho" ! said. when will he have
occasion to do itg'
This evening. for this evening ex.
pect the murderer"
"You expect the murderer this even
ing? Then you know himY
II shall know him, but should be
mad to affirm categorically ut this mo-.
ment that DO know him. The mathe-
matical idea have Of the murderer
gives results so frightful. 40 mon-I
strous, that hope II is still possibleI
that am mistaken. hope SO with alll
my heart"
Five minutes ago you did not knowI
the murderer How can you say that
you expect him this EVENING""
Because know that he must
come"
Rouletabille very slowly filed his
pipe and lit It. That meant an interest
Ing story. At that moment we heard
some one walking In the gallery and
passing before our door. RouletabIlie
listened. The sound OF the footstcp
died away In the distance.
rs Frederic Larsan In his room?"
asked, pointing TO the partition.
"No," my friend answered. "He went
to Paris this morning. still on the scent
OF Darzac who also left for Paris.
That matter will turn out badly ex-
pect that M. Darzac viii he arrested in
the course of the next week -'Na 5rst
Of 1t is that everything seen'q "a be
In league against him--circrr cs.
things. people. Not an hour -
without bringing some new er nce
Continued next week
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-04

hypothesis-namely. that NJ. Stanger-
son allowed the murderer TO escape in
order to avoid a scandal The hypothe-
sis is further substantiated by the fact
that Darzac was In the yellow room
and was permitted to get away. That
hypothesis believe to be false one
Larsan is being misled by 1t. though
that would not displease me did 1t not
affect an innocent person. Now. does
that hypothesis really mislead Frederic
Larsan? That is the question-that Is
the question"
Perhaps he is right" cried. inter-
rupting Rouletabille. Are you sure
that N. Darzac is innocent? 1t seems
to me that these are extraordinary coin
cidences"-
Condolences" replied my friend.
''are the worst enemies to truth"
what does the examining magis-
trate think now OF the matter?''
m. de Marquet hesitates to accuse
M. Darzac in the absence Of absolute
proofs. Not only would he have public
opinion wholly against him. to say
nothing of the Sorbonne. but NJ. and
Nile. Stangerson. She adores NJ. Rob
ert Darzac. Indistinctly as she saw
the murderer. it would be hard to
make the public believe that she could
not have recognized him IL Darzac had
been the criminal. No doubt the yell
low room was very dimly lit. but Il
night light. however small. gives some
light. Here. my boy. is how things
stood when three days, or, rather. three
nights. ago an extraordinarily strange
Incident occurred"
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLIcATlo
Department OF the Interior

U. s. Land Office at La Grande ,
egon. January IL, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that 4 3l
l.. Childers, OF Enterprise, Oregon.
.~o, on October 16, 1902. M f,
Homestead Entry. No. 12O40. 20
II NE u, NJ sen. sectioa
Township North. Range Al
Willamette Meridian, has filed
tlce of intention to make Fina
Year Proof to establish clai
the land above described. befgr
w. Sheahan. U. s. Commissioner, at
his office at Enterprise. eep
on the goth day OF Februar
Claimant names as e
Frank w. Heskett. OF Wal o.
gon; David H. Hearing. OF
Oregon; Nicolas w. Ownbe.
terprise, Oregon; James w. Gu
Of Enterprise. Oregon.
#. G. Bramwell. Register.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 6Iso
lated Tract.)
PUBLIC LAND SALE

PUBLIC LAND SALE
Department OF the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at La Grande, Ore
gon. January 16. 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that, as d.
rected by the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office. under proyIs-
ions OF Act OF Congress approved
June 81. 1906, GA Stats. SID. we
will offer at public sale, to the high
est bidder, at ten o'clock a. NJ. on
the 9th day Of March. 1909. at this
office. the followingdescribed 'ad;
sEA NEA Section "a. TOWNSHIP
South. Range Al, East Willamette
Meridian. Serial No. 0ss7.
Amy persons claiming adversel he
above-described land are advised 10
file their claims. or objections. on
or before the time Designated for
sale. +. c. BramweIl. Registeg
23t5
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Professional Directory of LDalzowa County
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
BILL Is eoWLEo ovEF


The bill Representative Rusk got
through the legislature. fixing the
salary OF the school superintendent
OF Wallowa county at $1,000, was We
toed by Governor Chamberlain af-
ter the legislature adjourned. The
till' contained provision that at
tempted to refer the matter OF in
crease &c the people of the county.
Regaralng this the governor states:
1T porports to submit the act to
the voters OF Wallowa county. but
the referendum therein contained
is imperfect and the bill win become
creraihc OF The expiration of 90 days
after tho adjournment of the session
unless vetoed
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-04
Rural Route Granted.

The rural free delivery route at
Wallowa has been granted and will
be put in service May 1, at which
time the Flora sage win change to
the NJ. p. Miller road.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

An exceptional opportunity is opsi
for a man with small capital in the
hardware business at Lostine. ~,
tabIished business and spl,i a
terms to the right man. It Will pay
YOU to investigate. See or wrIte I.
B. Starr. Lostine, Ore. blm
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-04
CHAPTER XIV.
Il Expect the Assassin This
Evening"

MUST take you" said Roule-
tabille, $50 as to enable you
to understand, to the various
scenes. | myself believe that
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-03-04
Pine Burr Flour.

The Flora mill ground its first lot
Of wheat February II. and everything
went Off smoothly from the start
The flour is called the pine Burr.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20
Match Marathon ARRANGED

The great match Marathon race be-
tween Tsukamoto and Nigel Jackson
is now an assured fact. At meeting
held yesterday morning in the offices
of the Athletic Park Association, a
final agreement was arrived at and the
more important details all agreed on.
The most important point is that the
race viii be run entirely under the
management of the Athletic Park As
ISOLATION and no outside parties will
have anything to do with it. The
strictest attention to details has been
promised, and there is no doubt that
the race will be run without hitch of
any kind.
The date is not finally settled, but it
viii be within two weeks. Probably on
Sunday, October 8.
Sixty per cent. of the gate receipts
viii go to the runners and forty will
be reserved by the park people The
runners will divide their share of the
gate so and 40 per cent. This viii al
low the loser more than sufficient to
pay for all training expenses.
The rules governing the contest viii
be of the very strietest. Absolutely
nobody but each contestants manager
and one rubber, the judges, scorers and
the press will be admitted inside the
track The front of the bleachers viii
be roped off and policed, SO that no
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20
TWO GOOD GAMES
At AALh PARK
Muddy Ground at Athletic Park
Sends Crowd Across the
Street.
Aala Park Results.

Kewalo, 4; Palama, 1.
Aalas, 6; Maryland South Dakota Com
bination, 5.
Owing TO the rains of Saturday night
and Sunday morning it was impossible
to play at the Athletic Park yesterday.
The morning game between the West
Virginia and Washington was shifted
70 the big league grounds and the usual
Athletic Park crowd surged over to
Aala Park to watch the Riverside
games.
1t looked very much like old times
at Aala Park The chairs were all
taken and the crowd was dense all
round the diamond. Nor where the
fans disappointed, for two excellent
games of ball. were provided for them
The Kewalos had not very much trouble
in slipping it to the Palamas but the
second game between the Aalas and a
team picked up from the cruisers South
Dakota and Maryland was very close
and exciting one.
1t was trick by Henry Chilling
worth that won the game. In the
eighth inning there was man on sec
ont and one on third. Two runs had
already been scored and one was needed
for a tie or two for win. Henry
hunted and the frst-baseman scoopeo
the ball and ran towards Henry tx
touch him out and get to the catcher IL
time to stop the runner from third
Henry stopped and ran backwards
lodging the first baseman. Meanwhile
Harris had scored and Rice, taking ad
vantage Of the situation ran towards
the plate. Henry pointed to him ane
Pierce ratified. He threw the ball Il
the catcher but sent it wild and Rlet
was safe while Henry ran to first
Henry, of course was out in the hrs
place for running back. Pierce shoult
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20
BARRY MAKES
EXPLANATION

Sergeant Barry writes letter of ex-
PLANTATION with regard to the Kan
Twentieth Infantry California pilikia
at the league grounds last Saturday.
He states that he was requested TO ar
range a game between one of the SER
vice teams and the California and that
he asked the Twentieth to come out and
play. The roadpounders, as they al.
ways do, showed up on time, and the
California team, being unavoidably de
laved, game between the Rams and
the Twentieth was started.
When the sailors arrived the game
was stopped and another started be
tween the Hams and the sailors. This
game ended in very unsatisfactory
way.
The league management made q re
quest at this office recently for more
advance notice in the paper. Ii it viii
really arrange its games and provide
something certain to write about, II
will never have to make any such re
quest.
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body can get on the track at the finish
of the race.
The judges will be selected by the
park management and approved by the
competitors.
Neither runner will be permitted to
leave the grounds during the race. If
either wishes to be rubbed down, he
may do so by going inside the track
and being attended to by his rubber,
under the supervision of the judges.
No drugs of any kind will be permitted
inside the grounds, and the judges will
strictly enforce this and all the other
rules.
This news will be received with great
joy by the japanese fans, who are very
anxious to see Tsukamoto lower the
colors of the double winner. jackson
has made good twice, and states that
he win make good again. Whatever
the result, we are assured of a grand
race when the Oriental and the British
American get together.
Jackson win start active training to-
day under the management of Bill Chill
ton. He will take up training quarters
and, if possible, get a layof from his
work to train for two weeks.
Tsukamoto is already installed in
quarters and will pursue his usual
course of training, which consists OF
running and athletic stunts in the shape
of jiu-jitsu and other japanese sports
By the day of the race both men viii
be in the very pink of condition.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20
S :2SP0RTSS,;. s =

have known this and Immediately
thrown to the plate AS it was the
two runs necessary for win came in.
Henry put up colossal bluff that he
was safe but retired with a grin when
he saw that it was no good
The First Game.
The Kewalos made three in the first
inning. Medeiros bingled and Freitas
was safe on short IS error while Medei-
ros went to second. Plata famed but
the runners each stole one Orientals
biffed a fine double and both Medeiros
and Freitas romped. Souza bingled and
stole. Josephine famed, but Josephat
bingled and Ornellas scored but Souza
died at the plate. Three runs.
The Palamas scored their one in the
first. Kualii tripled, Kaai famed, Ke-
aloha walked and stole, F1izer was safe
on short S error while Kualii romped.
Paaluhi and Bolster both famed. One
run. Three to one, Kewalos
The Kewalos scored their last in the
ninth. Ornellas made a double and
Souza bingled him to third. He came
home on a wild pitch.
The official score was:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20
BY JACK DENsHAM.
West Virginia 6, Washington ]

West Virginia 6, Washington /.
Oh you sehaeffer, oh you kiddo,
You certainly are there.
When the Little Hatchets came to bat
You made them fan the air.
With your fadeaway and funny curves,
You kept them on the guess
But the poor old Washingtons got theirs
When they went below to mess.
With the combined bands of both
divisions playing against each other as
hard as they could go during the en-
tire game and some two thousand yell
ing, shrieking, sailor fans, the old
league grounds gave magnificent imi-
tation of Bedlam and all the other bug
factories in the world let loose yes
terday morning, when the West Vir-
ginia slipped it over on the Washington
team and thus won the championship
of the Pacific feet.
Talk about enthusiasm, roofing, ex-
citement, noise-in fact talk about the
real American game of baseball as it
is played, the local fans have about
as much idea of it as hog-tied goat
at buttirlg match, if they did not
take in that game yesterday morning.
There was not the least chance for
anybody to hear himself think. Coach
ers were forced to signal in sign lam
guage only. If third base coacher had
wanted to speak to runner on third
he could not have done it with a mega
phone. The umpire made movements
with his lips but nobody knows wheth-
er he was calling strikes and balls or
not. He signaled them with his hands
but the sound of his voice could not
possibly batter its way through the
immense wall of clashing music and
terrific roofing that embattled the front
of the grandstand.
After the game the second division
band and all members of the crews of
ard street and, headed by the band
playing ssAll Hail the West Virginia -
they marched down to the Oceanic
wharf where the Washington is warped.
Here the band took up position near
the after gangway and played ego
way back and sit down. Then the
whole bunch marched to the flagship
Tennessee and INDUCED In more gloat-
ing. Finally they went aboard their
own vessel where there are now en-
throned some nine heroes.
Shortly before clock in the after
noon Rear Admiral Barry presented the
pennant to Monroe. the captain of the
West Virginia baseball team and the
latter was instructed to hoist it in
the most prominent position possible
SC that all the rest of the feet could
get good look at it. A message
from Admiral Sebree, sent out to the
feet congratulating the West Virginia
was read. Lieutenant Commander
James made a speech in which he con.
veyed his own and the Admiral's con
CALCULATIONS to the boys for their splen
did bali playing and the keen and sue
cessful interest which they have taken
in sports.
There was large rejoicing on tbs
West Virginia. There has been very
keen interest taken in this baseball
series and the ships company from
Rear Admiral to powder-monkey iii
/ they still have them in the navy, any
way that is the recognized term tt
use) was beaming from port to star
board in the face.
/ The Game.
The Washingtons scored their ont
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20
WEST VIRGINIA Wins FLEET
BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Second Division Takes the Pennant After Fast
Game---SaiIor Fans GIoat Very
Loudly.
and only in the first inning.

and only in the first inning.
Harris famed, it is true, but pitcher
named Rice
Went to second while Phelps was in
trouble,
Stole third and Monroe throwing rather
too low
He fioated straight home like bubble.
The First Family kids started things in
the third,
Phelps singled and Legge did the same;
Then Maier's sacrifice was exceedingly
nice
And Phelps scored their first run of
the game.
MeGinn hit to socha who fumbled the
And Legge reached third-'twas his
fate.
MeGinn took nap but Reed loosed a
For double and Legge' reached the
plate.
Then Dilloway failed to stop Fuller S
drive
And Reed scored the third winners
run;
Poor Snyder he died and Socha beside
But the F. F. V. rooters had fun.
One more in the sixth for the F. f. ",
Kids
Twas Snyder who turned up the trick.
On Monroe's double hit and before the
The Washington rooters looked sick.
| With three men on bases and only one
down
| In the seventh it looked mighty bad,
| But Schaeffer was there and two men
/ famed the air,
| He sure is the twirligig lad.
Legge scored in the seventh, McGinn
in the ninth
| The total was six at the end,
Don't give me the glory for writing
/ this story,
Twas the f. F. v. scorer-my friend.
! The official score was as follows
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20

Twobase hits, Rice, Kealoha, Butler,
Medcraft, Freitas; sacrifice hits, Chill
lingworth, Moses, Johnson, Freitas; left
on bases, Aalas 10 S. Dakota Maryland
Z; first base on errors, Aalas 4 s. Da-
kota Maryland 6; double play, Rice to
Chillingworth hit by pitcher, Mccall,
Butler, McGrath, Shallow; struck out,
by Medcraft IL, by Speed 6, by Brewer
2; bases on balls, off Medcraft 3, off
Speed l. off Brewer /; wild pitch, Med
craft 2, Speed 2, Brewer /; passed
balls, Moses ,. johnson >, Watson l;
innings pitched, by Speed 4, by Brewer
4: hits, off Speed 4. off Brewer 4. INN
pires, a Naval officer and J. Fernandez.
Scorer, n. Jackson. Time Of game, /
hour 40 minutes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20
Sport Notes

BY defeating the Washington team
yesterday morning, the West Virginia
gets ahead in the race for the '.Our
Navy" trophy.
Battling Robinson of the California
would like to meet anybody at the mid
dleweight limit of 158 pounds, Dueky
Doyle of the Colorado preferred. Dick
Sullivan is not overlooked, and the
BattIer would be pleased to engage in
a fstic argument with the Pacific
champion.
Schaeffer was splendidly backed by
his team yesterday morning. Some OF
the West Virginia rooters said that they
had seldom seen the team in better
form. The six errors were all HARD
things to handle, and only one wa'
costly.
The tournament for feet officers a.
the Beretania courts, which starts OF
September %, is going to be one OF
the biggest tennis and society events
ever seen here. The tournament viii
last four days, and the finals are
scheduled to be played on the both.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20

Twobase hits, Monroe, Schaeffer,
Reed, Soeha; sacrifice hits, McGinn,
Reed, Synder, Schaeffer, Maier 2,
Blevins, Daniels; double plays, Blevins
to Jelly, Phelps to MeGinn; hit by
pitcher, Snyder; struck out, by Rice 4,
by Schaeffer 8; bases on balls, off Rice
l, off Schaeffer 2; hits, off Rice 10, off
Schaeffer 8. Umpire, O'Neil. Scorer,
Fl. E. NORM. Time of game, 1 hour As
minutes.
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Medeiros 2, Ornellas 2, Flizer; left on
bases, Kewalo 3, Palama Z; double
plays, Flizer to Kualii, Freitas to Flatta
to Joseph; struck out, by NJ. R. Freitas
5, Kealoha 8; bases on. balls, off NJ. r.
Freitas 8, off Kealoha 2; wild pitch,
Kealoha; passed balls, Kama 2. UNI
pire. J. Fernandez. Scorer, n. Jack
son. Time of game, / hour 10 minutes.
The Second Game.
Something happened to the Aalas in
the second inning and the sailors made
five runs off them with only one hit.
MeGrath walked. Anderson singled and
McGrath went to second and tried for
third. Chillingworth threw to the
catcher who fumbled the ball and Nc
Grath romped.
Shallow knocked to the pitcher who
threw to second to get Anderson out
but they both beat it and were safe.
Sullivan walked. Bases full. Danow-
ski hit to Chillingworth who threw wild
to catcher and Anderson and Shallow
romped Hurley skied to center fielder.
johnson famed. Speed was safe on
an error by Rreitas and Sullivan and
Danowski scored. Pierce famed. Five
runs.
Two for the Aalas in the third Rice
doubled in direct contempt of fan
who, favoring the sailors, loudly de-
clared that ne was not big enough to
hit the ball. Chillingworth sacrificed
Rice to third. Souza bingled and Rice
scored while Souza made noise like
a goat to the great delight of the
crowd. Freitas sacrificed Souza to
third Kealoha wetted the ball and
Souza romped. Medcraft famed. Two
runs.
Great excitement in the eighth spasm
when the Aalas won the game. Med
craft doubled and Butler wet the ball
so that Medcraft scored. Moses died
second to first, sacrificing Butler to
third. HarrI was safe on second base
error and Butler romped. Rice was
safe on frst's error so that Harris
went to third and Rice to second. Chill
lingworth died at first but meanwhile
the balloon went up as already de
scribed and the two winning runs came
in.
The official score was as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-09-20

The West Virginians made most of
their runs by punching their swats. A
glance at the official score will show
this
The Sentinel=record., 1909-11-30
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 Well Said
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