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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-11-11
Just Begun to Grow

Enterprise is the county seat, largest town
and commercial capital of all these resources.
AS grows the county, so will Enterprise grow.
1t is growing now, rapidly and substantially.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-08-21
Following a Lead.

A lady who had been married only
month, on receiving n nice brace
OF pheasants as a gift. told the ser.
want 20 cook them for Saturdays
dinner. "Please. mum. do YOU like
the birds 'igh?" asked the girl. Like
the birds eye, Mary? What DO YOU
mean?" replied the mistress. We'll.
mum. some folks like the birds stale"
explained Mary. ooh. like the birds
tail! Yes, bring in both the eye and
the tail."-London News.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-08-21
Cheering Him Up.

BILL" said the inyalid's friend.
"I've come 10 cheer you up a bl. like,
I've brought yer a few fairs, Bill, l
fought II was too late they'd come
in andy for a wreaf, you krow.
Don't get down'hearted. Bill. Lummy,
don't you look geshly! But here. keep
up yer spirits, ole sport, I've come 20
see YER an cheer yer up n bit. Nice
little room you ave ere bat as SEE
to meself when Vas a-comln' NJ,
'Wot a orkard staircase to get a coffin
dahn! "-LondOn Globe.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-08-21

BY giving each kitten an opportunity
to learn to kill and eat mice by watch.
ing the old cat do so This was
done rather 20 discover whether the
kittens would initiate than to teach
them what every cat Is supposed to
be able to do without tuition. The
method OF the experiment Is indl-
Gated by the following brief descrip.
ton of the behavior of the kittens.
After Y had been IN the cage with n
mouse for a few minutes, merely play
ing with her companion, the old cat.
NJ, was put into the cage. She Inn
medlately KILLED and ate the mouse
while X looked on. As soon as NJ
had finished eating the mouse she
was taken from the cage and an
other mouse was put In with Y. She
played with Il as she had with the
ether. without giving evidence OF the
influence OF what she had just seen.
Now y was placed in the cage with
X The two kittens played with
the mouse turn about. but each re-
fused 10 permit the other TO approach
when she was in possession OF tho
plaything. After a few minutes M
was substituted for u. and the mouse
quickly met It's fate. This time X was
permitted by NJ 20 take the dead
body but she made no attempt 10 eat
It until NJ had exposed the flesh for
her She then ate 1t at once. And
so the account OF the behavior OF. the
kittens continues.
With this much OF detail we may
sum up the result OF the experiment
by saying that gradually, as re.
suit OF seeing mice caught. killed and
eaten by the mother cat or by one OF
themselves, the three kittens learned
10 do what DR.. Berry, as we'll as all
who saw the experiment, had conf
IDENTIFY expected them TO do without
example or precept.
Experiment z, therefore, shows that
these Manx kittens, at the age OF from
five to seven months, had no instinc.
tive tendency TO capture and eat
mice, and. further, that they learned
to do these things partly by watch
ing the old cat do them-that Is. by
imitation. II Is far from DR.. Berry's
desire to insist that the results OF
this experiment Justify the general
conclusion that all kittens have To
learn by imitation TO kill mice. OF
the facts revealed by these expert
ments there can be no doubt; that
other kittens behave similarly viii
have to be proved by equally care.
full and painstaking observation. ~
is greatly to be hoped that other OBJ.
servers will seek to verify or dis.
prove these congratulations which DR..
Berry's results strongly suggest.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-08-21
A STRAIGHT Tip.

Customer-Qulck shave, please.
Barber-Close, sir?
CustOmer-See here; what business
Is II OF yours whether I'm close or
not? I'll tell you one thing, young
mani don't tip, II that's what you
want 20 know Puck.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-08-21

Berlin buys nearly all its milk IN
bulk, the bottled milk trade being In,
significant. Little sterllized milk -
sold. ~. - - !. ~
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-08-21
A Mice !
Killing ;
Experiment:
PROVING THAT MANX KITE
TENS HAVE NO INSTINC-S
TIVE TENDENCY TO CAP
TURE AND KILL. 4

PROM ROBERT N. YERKEs's "IMITA-
TIoN AMONG ANIMALS" IN CENTURY.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-08-21

Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, arrivals Key
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays departures Key West
Monday Wednesdays and Fridays departures at ayan
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1909-08-21

Pullman Buffet Parlor cars
operated on trains % and - be-
tween Jacksonville aud Miami.
Pullman Buffet sleeper be
tween New York and knights
Key over a. G.. l.. Line north oi
Jacksonville Is handled on trains
IS and 81.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

closer touch with the people and the conditions of the southwest thai from time to time you may be called upon to judge. We vouch for the courtesy and hos pitality of our people and will do our
 best to make your visit a source oi lasting pleasure and satisfaction. Hoping that nothing will prevent
 you from honoring us with a visit
 We are,
 Yours very truly Fl Paso Chamber Of Commerce. John A. Happer. President. City of Fl Paso. Joseph U, Sweeney, Mayor. County of Fl Paso, A. s. J. Eylar, Judge. Fl Paso Fair Association. John M Wyatt. President Secretary J. C. Rous has alsl taken the matter uD with Congress
 man w R. Smith and in letter to him
 has asked him to urge on the presi
 dent to stop in Fl Paso on the open
 ing day of the Fl Paso fair and ex
 position.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
TAXES TAYLOR CASE
 UNDER ADV|SEMEN1 Long Session Develops Sey- eraI Witnesses Court
 Room Filled

The preliminary trial yesterday of Felix Taylor, who is charged with prostituting his own wife, was held yesterday before Justice owen Mur- sion the court took the case under advisement.
 The trial was one of the longest drawn out affairs ever held in this district. s. K. Williams, attorney for the defense. and l.. H. Miller his associate were continually obiecting to every point in evidence while at several times the wordy war between s. K. Williams and John s. Williams. the district attorney, who together with E. J. Flannigan appeared CT the territory, promised a clash.
 The witnesses, of whom there were more than thirty were first called III and sworn, immediately being piaeeu under the rule. J. NJ. Faulkner, an employee of the Warren ranch was the first witness called. He testified that while employed in the capacity of a beer slinger" at the Riverside Park, or Beer Garden" as it is com iAANllN AAths lDCdtGu near IHt JDDH- son addition, that he had seen Felix Taylor and his wife Harriet Taylor in the place. They were there very ire quently. He had seen several men at various tins hug and kiss the wo- man in the presence of her husband and had seen her associate with wo- men of lewd character. whom he de clared made it a custom to frequent the resort. He had heard every kind of language except preaching, he de clared, in describing the beer gar den resort. On cross ewam nation he reasserted his statement that he had seen her kiss other men in her husbands presence.
 Mrs. Freda Maloney was the next witness called, but the officers for the prosecution failed to prove any thing by her.
 l.. H. Church testified that he had heard Taylor tell his wife that she would have to dig in and rustic or she was liable to go hungry Deputy Frank Bauer stated that he had seen the woman with other men dancing and flowing them up" at the beer garden while her husband was presence. and that he, Taylor, had never made any complaint to him,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
THROWS LIGHT ON
 ANOTHER CRIME

CHICAGO. May What is believ ed to have been an attempt by Ital Gabriel Longobardi. one the most active of the poice against the Black Hand" squad. was made last night. LongobarGf sustained a se- were stilleto wound in the wrist. The detective today described his assaii ants ss well dressed and apparently Sicflians.
 Sicilian, captured by the police tonight in a search for the assaiants .of Detective Gabrie Longobardi, who narrowly escaped death last night. told story that may throw some l'ght upon the murder of Lieutenant Josh Pertosino, of the New York DO lice force and also prevent a similar attempt upon che life of a New Or leans detective named Dantonio. De Dantonio, according to the Sicilian's story, were marked or death by tho Black Hand society In the east many mouths ago.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

fair association, the chamber of com merce and the city and county off cials at once started a movement to
 have the president get to Fl Paso for the opening of the fair. An invita- ton was drawn up and signed by rep lresentatives of these institutions and lit will be forwarded to Washington at once President Taft is expected to reach Houston on November f, ae cording to his schedule for the west ern trip. and as he is coming from the Pacific coast. this means that he will pass through Fl Paso on the day that was set apart as the opening day of the big southwestern fair and i exposition.
 Should the association be success
 .ul in securing the president to open che fair Monday, November 1, vi.
 0a made presidents day. and the gcT. ornors of the states and territCT4c1 will be invited to assemble here and greet the chief executive Of tie nG- 1 Sion. President DiaZ will also be ,.rged to come to the northern border to meet The president, although |,
 will be impossible for ether to leave his own country. Presidents day is expected to draw the largest crowd ever assembled in the southwest and arrangements will be made by the railroads for running special trains in
 to Fl Paso from all directions on that day.
 The Invitation.
 The invitation that was sent to the pres dent. urging him to include Fl Paso in his itinerary of the western
 states. reads as follows:
 { The President. Washington. D. c.
 Sir: Contemplating that your pro
 posed trip through the southwest will
 include nearly all of the great recla-
 nation projects. of which the Ele
 phant Butte dam is one of the most
 important, the citizens of Fl Paso
 have the honor to extend to you a
 cordial invitation and a hearty wei . come as the guest of this city in | November next
 The progress of the state of Texas i and the whole southwest in ;he past | few years is exceedingly remarkable, and the location of Fl Paso as | stratesical point and the greatest commercial port on the Mexican bor- der is one of the greatest importance | in the affairs of our nation. i The agricultural and mineral wealth and development of this section oi
 the United States Is wonderful, and
 yet the undeveloped possibilities can.
 not be understood or appreciated
 without personal contact and investi-
 gation with the people and existing ! conditions.
 Our annual fair VII be held in No
 yember 1 to :, inclusive. of this year
 which will afford most excellent
 opportunity for you 10 meet the real
 conditions of thisN productive section
 of our country in all of it's many re
 sources, the importance of which is
 scarcely realized
 We desire to become better ac.
 quainted with you both personally and officially and that you may come in
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

Bauer, as peace officer of his wife's conduct. l.. R. Bailey, constable of the pre-. cinct gave practically the same evi. dence as his brother officer. The territory then rested s. K Williams, for the defense made motion. that the case be dis. missed on the grounds that no evi, dence had been introduced to show that Taylor was prostituting il,s wife. l.. H. Miller also made short argument to the same effect. E. J Flannigan replied for the prosecution The motion was oyerruled Bertha Powell was the first wit. ness for the defense. She testified that she had heard Taylor at one time ask his wife to go home with him when she was with another man in the beer garden.
 Frank Nelson testified to the same fact except that he was the man in question. He admitted that he had kissed Mrs. Taylor on, several occa- sions, but never when her husband was present. as far as he was aware He didn't think that women any refinement ever gathered together at the beer garden and didn't believe it proper place for decent woman. he admitted upon cross examination.
 Al Swantees and Harry Carmack both stated that they had heard Fay. Ter ask her to go home on one oeca. sion.
 A recess was then taken by the court Several other witnesses were examined, 9le!r Iestimong being practically the same as the oregu- ing who appeared for the defense.
 All through the hearing the court room was crowded to a point of suf. location and it was only by ordering a space between the justices chair and the door every few minutes that the trial could proceed.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
WANT TAFT ID OPEN FAIR Fl Paso Citizens Hope to Have Nations Head With
 Them Will Pass Through Texas City November 1st On Way
 To Coast

EL PASO. May ls--lf the arrange ments that are now being made by the Fl Paso Fair association are sue -cesaul. President Taft will open the big fair and exposition here on No vember ]. and one or the features of presidents day will be a greeting across the international boundary line between President Taft and President DiaZ. President Taft is to pass through Fl Paso about November 1 on his way from the Pacific coast to Washington and the fair associa' tion oficSls are making an effort to have the chief executive stop in Fl Paso on the opening day of the fair and touch the button that Is to starr the machinery at the exposition grounds.
 When President Mckinley was the gGest of Fl Paso arrangements were made to have him and President Dia< meet on the international railroad bridge at the boundary line and shake hands and exchange greetings President DiaZ was i'll at the time and was unable 10 meet President Me Kinley as had been arranged The fair association plans to have this ceremony of good feeling take place on tEe occasion of President Tafts visit to Fl Paso and an ambassador will be sent 10 Mexico City to invite the president of the republic to par ticipate in the international greeting
 invitation to Taft.
 As soon as 1t was learned that President Taft was expected to be in Fl Paso about November first, tho
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

As soon as it was learned that President Taft was expected to be in Fl Paso about November first. the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

DULUTH, May 1.-The steamer Moore which eft Part Arthur last Thursday afternoon is now 50 hours overdue and hasn't been heard from Grave fears are entertained that she went down in a gale. The crew com prises 12 men
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02
Xfa Windows Soothing Syrup

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 sIi RkIN: cCPts WIND CCIIr, sna is the rrplSi-T Yer s)IAaRbG.A. Sold by Drngsssts in e-t ,-.rf Of the ,~c I'd te srre aad ask for yrs WI los.s Soothing syrup- and take no other III Ie I and Tlruxs Act. June apfh ta ssr.s Numf Ssr N 9.-D AND WELL FLIED hxdLt.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

NEW YORK, May 1.-The metal market is generally unchanged with prices nominal. In the absence of ca bles, ii was easy at $2S.9O62910. Copper duli. Lake, S12S7hmI3.0O
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

electrolytic, s12.5oa12621s: casting. $12.37s G12-50. Lead was quiet and unchanged at s4.320@4.25; Spelter. quiet and unchanged at s5.02a $5.07Ia.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-02

We are prepared to furnish any kind or shape of lenses to properly fit the eyes.
 The crystal lenses used in our SpECTkClES AND EVE GLASSES are made from the very best manu- factured glass They are the highest grade and first quality; centered and corrected
 We are also prepared to furnish the Brazilian Pebble Lenses. These are made from a natural stone. These lenses are more expensive but no better except that they are harder and will not scratch so easily as the crvstal lenses.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
Notice of Special Election.

Under and by virtue of Chapter COLE
Laws OF Florida, of the year 1909, a
Special Election is hereby called TO be
held on Wednesday. December LIST, 1909
in the several voting precints of ST
Lucie County, Florida, to vote for or
against the issue of bonds in the sum OF
500, 10000, by the county of st. Lucie
for the purpose of grading and building
hard.surface roads, and for building
certain public docks 10 saidtolnty, and
for the pun pose Of electing three Road
Bond Trustees
Said election shall be held as near as
may be in compliance with the general
laws OF State of Florida, regulating the
holding Of elections; and those per.
sons, and only those persons, who
were qualified to vote at the gen.
era election held next preceding said
election, and who own real estate or
personal property In St. Lucie County
and have paid the taxes thereon for the
year, 1908, shall be qualified TO particip.
ate In said election. AT such special
election there shall be elected three
Road Bond Trustees. One Trustee shall
be resident Of school district No l.
one trustee shall be resident of school
district No. 2, and one Trustee shall
DC resident OF school district No. 3.
each elector may vote for three Trus.
tees, but he shall not vote for more
tnan one from each school district
Ihe three candidates from the several
sSh0oi districts, respectively. receiving
tne hignest number of votes shall be de.
clarIed elected. Said Trustees shall serve
ana perform their duties only in the
event that the election is in favor of The
issue OF the bond, herein provided for
Inc supervisor OF registration shall
prepare the lists of electors by elect;nn
districts who will be authorized IN vo,a
at such election and who shall nubliSh
sucD lists at least four weeks hefore
sucn election; and the Board of Conntv
Sou nlssloners shall meet on Noyemher
ioIn, lSOS. TO give all persons an opnor.
.uulty 70 be heard as TO the correctness
70 such lists, and shall add to and ktri<e
from such lists such names as the &C.;
oence may show TO be neccssssrv -
,.''.is susn lists contain all and only the
u uaules OF electors entitled to vote NJ
ooSu eiection; and after completing the
correction Of such lists the Board ~
SounCy commissioners shall cause such
corTected lists to be published. and
sne Iists 50 corrected aud sublished shall
constitute the lists Of electors onsI;aad
10 vote at such election. 11"'iA'u
Dated this October 5th, 1909
cb.irn.n j PAUL KRoEGf..
sioners. Oominis-
Attest; j Z. Fultz, Clerk.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19

between all the persons becoming mem
beers of this Association, aud further
more, fully understood and agreed, 10y
.all persons who may hereafter uecoLIe
members OF this Association tnat one
of the purposes and objects OF TINS as
ISOLATION is to bring about ana carry
into effect u system ~ luutuaI Ce'oI'eI"'
tion between the citrus ana othtr pro-
duce growers of the State OF florida, IN
the picking, packing, handing, shlPt
ping and marketing OF all citrus ltul,
and other produce owned aud controlled
! by the members of this and kindred as
I sociations in the State of Florida; and
| TO that end that this association Is Gre
lated and organized in connection with
and under the Florida Gurus exchange
and will at all times cooperate with
and through said Florida Gurus t'N'
change as a part of the system or eX'
changes which 30 IS make up, control
and operate said Florida Citrus EN.
change. whose headquarters are now
located in the city OF Tampa, ana STATE
of Florida. And that all citrus truit
and other produce placed 10 the hands
OF this association shall be marketed
exclusively through said Florida Citrus
Exchange.
ART. Is. That the names and aces
Of residence of the subscribing members
and incorporators to these Articles OF
Incorporation and Association are rs
follows:
Names. Residences
]. Helseth. Viking, Florida. |
VI. 3. Daniels Viking, Florida. |
;. d. Daniels, Viking, Florida,
And each of said members of this pro-
posed Association, and incorporatoTS
who has subscribed his name hereto
las paid into the treasury of this cor
)Oration now being created the sum OF
lne lSl.0O) for membership thereof
which will entitle each of them, upon
he issuance of letters patent 20 this as
TO membership in the same,
nd a certificate OF such membership
.pon, however such person signing the
,y-laws of said Association including
be contract for his or her fruit 70 said
ISOLATION, as provided in said bylaws.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, each OF
aid incorporates and me uoe.s of this
roposed association has hereunto sub
-IlDcO MS Ildlue tlN duINfh II II Setl 10 /,
leSe Articles of Incorporation and As
)ciation.
Name. Residences.
Helseth. (seal) Viking, Florida
!. 3, Daniels, (seal Viking, Florida
d. Daniels, seal Viking, Florida
FATE OF FLORIDA
)uuty Of ST. Lucie.
Before the undersigned authority
rsonally appeared }. Helseth, NJ. Il. I
iniels and $. d. Danielswho, be !
g by me duly sworn. in, each for 8
mselt, 6epose, say and acknowledge.
al he subscribed his name 10 the I
ove proposed Charter Of the Viking s
neapple and Citrus Growers Associ- :
lon, aud affixed his seal to the same.
: the uses and purposes mentioned in
Id Charter, and in order TO validate y
d acknowledge the same. 4
J HELSETH,
NJ. B. DANIELS.
S. ID. DANIELS.
'orn, tn and subscribed before me, this
I'D day of October, 1909,
SEAL A. @. DITTMAR, 4
Notary Public. 4
My commission expires 10th day OF
me- 1913. 4
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that four (N
weeks from date hereof The undersigned
will apply 10 the Hon. Albert w. Gill
christ. Governor of the State of Florida,
for Le,, US Patent Incorporating them,
THEN associates and successors, into u
body lo-itic and corporate, under the
ma, fle
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-11-19
VIKING PINEAPPLE AND CITRUS
GROWERS ASSOCIATION.

under the following Charter and Arti-
cles of Incorporation, the original OF
which viii he on file IN the Office Of the
Honorable II. Clay Crawford, Secre-
tary of State of the State Of Florida, in
the City of Tallahassee, during all time
OF the publication of this notice.
Dated this the 18th day Of Oeto-
Der. 1909
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-27
Well Known St, Paul Physician
Seriously Wounded.
WOMAN CLAIMS SELF-DEFENSE
Tragedy Follows Quarrel Over
Domestic Affairs.

DR.. George M. Doran, fer many
years a well known physician of ST.
Paul, was shot in the abdomen and
possibly fatally injured by his wife
following a quarrel in the doctors
Office. The wound is such that the
physicians at st. Joseph's hospital,
where DR.. Doran was taken. are un-
able to say just what the outcome will
be, although they assert that the in
jury is g grave one.
Mrs. DOran was taken to the central
Police station, where she was ques-
toned. Later she was placed in the
county Jail, pending a fuller investi-
cation.
Mrs. Doran says she shot her hus-
hand in self-defense. According to
her, she quarrelled with the doctor
over his Indifference and other do
nestle troubles, following which she
was attacked by him. Then, it is said,
she fired.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1909-10-27
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