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millionaire set. Miss Townsend also is
connected with number Of the rich
fnll1deIphla families and has many
frlends here and also abroad
Richest Lad in America.
Master John Nicholas Brown, aged
y, one of The richest lads In Amer
llea, If not the world. asplres 10 show
Newport some new tricks this summer
with his motor boat. Master Brown g
fond mamma, Mrs. John Nicholas
Brown, is proud of her son s prowess
skipper of the Newport Motor Boat
club. About the time that less.favored
youngsters are indulgjng In the less
ornate sports of playing ball in vacant
iot or making mud pies, Master Brown
is running his own automobile aud his
own motor boat He is an expert chauf.
feur, and his new boat, which cost over
$4,000 is the speediset SO far seen about
Newport bay,
Foxhall Keene Better.
Foxhall keene, who has foresworn
America for England. has recovered
from a broken shoulder blade, gotten
while chasing the elusive red fox across
his country estate. Mr. Keene is the
most daring steeplechase rider in Eng
land, and before he left New York he
held that same honor here, A little
thing like broken rib or a smashed
co!laroone doesn Z worry him in the
least. Ere n fortnight has sped it
would not be surprising 10 learn that
he had crumpled up his anatomy again.
he has been hurt a dozen times by
his daring riding
Another Roosevelt in Love.
While Theodore Roosevelt. Jr., is i'm.
patiently awaiting the arrival of his
father and his wedding dav. the news
IS waited from abroad, where the
Theodore Roosevelts. Sr.. are still. that
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And it Was the Very One, Too, That He
HAD Issued to Celebrate the Overthrow of
His Predecessor -=

cpuhtry shores from the deck Of his
Snip, snip: IT was in 1902 that the explorer
sd sa,ieu ~ a'ong The mesquite coas, OF Nj.
.ihrasua ,i ana gazed for the first time on
lhe fair land that was destined 10 be-
come the abiding place Of one OF the
T NOS. lurbulent OF the little republics OF
rev more interesting postage stamps
eS,st eSas than those issued by Zelaya In
1syo TO advertise the proposed Isthmiam
OF the most precious dreams OF the pco-
pc OF that country that the United
states should decide upon the Nicaragu
sonal no less than patriotic reasons. was
foremost In It's advocacy.
Aiready steps had been taken TO build
s e,s We NlcaraSuan route and work had
CtuaIly Dcen done. AS early as 1S1g tho
sSnene mad found favor. and Mica
Iaguans generally come to believe that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
Washington Society to Have Exclusive Theater
BV VConSfa Carr
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

By Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. MAY I.-Society
is soon going to have it's own theater
and those members who havo talents
for writing or acting may indulge them
selves in public if the present plans
are carried out. According to the pro-
gramme a house IN \ street near the
British embassy IS TO be rented md
remodeled into a combined club house,
restaurant and theaterJ TO bs called the
Playhouse. The expense will be raised
by The sale Of bonds and already tho
subscription list shows a flattering tale.
Among those who have subscribed are
Secretary of tho Navy Myer, Postmas,
ter General Frank Hitchcock. Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy Beekman Win
throp, John Barrett, director of the bu-
reau Of American republics; Senator
Kean, Mrs. Larz Anderson. Senator Ell
kins, Truman Newberry, Edward Nc,
Lean and Hugh Lcgare. 4 splendid
home of amateur drama will be con-
structed and the interior will have all
the coziness of club. Only the inner
circles will be admitted.
Open AIR Festivities,
Whether President and Mrs. Taft
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Mrs. Yerkes May Take Third Husband
- By Margaret Watts De Peyster

rIchs, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thomas
Daniel Leroy Dresser, Mrs John Mich
olas Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Child
William Cabell. Mr. and Mrs. George
n. Benjamin, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
vanderbilt, Mrs. K. Livingston Beck.
man and Mrs. Henry Clcws.
This Is Too Bad,
The announcement that Frank Jaw
Gould would spend this coming sum.
mer III America and would transfer his
racing stable TO our shores from France
could not reconcile this change of
attitude on Mr.. Gould Is part at all.
Iou vii remember that Frank Could
sailed from America about the time
that an .enterprising New York news
paper printed patches of his ardent love
letters to Bessie De Vote, the music hall
singer. AT that time Mr.. Gould vowed
tnat ne would renounce his American
citlZensmp and become a legal resident
or France. as his sister, the Duchess
Ge iailyrand now is. But Mr.. Gould g
fortune is so entengled with rude and
uncontn American affairs that it NAV
be that his presence here is necessary
Another Swell Wedding.
There are those who insist that the
wedding of Miss Mathilde Townsend
and Peter Goelt Gerry. Younger son
OF Elbridge T. Gerry, will equal that
OF the DreXel.Gould wedding in size
and splendor of appointments. Mrs.
Townsend has splendid establishment
and entertains in lavish fashion. Miss
townsend is the prettlest of the heir
esses of the capital. This marriage. like
the DrexelGould wedding, seems TO
CONFIRM new fashion for American
heIresses. AZ indicating that the I'm.
pecunlous titled foreign fortune-hunt.
ers have been rebuhred. The bridal
gifts will probably be costly. Mr..
Gerry has very many relatives in the
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His Predecessor

theirs was the only feasible and logical
location for the great waterway from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific. Various conces-
sions were granted at different times.
and although the prospects for Mica
raguan canal often looked bright, the
project doomed TO fail OF realiza-
ton. There were many advocates OF the
Nicaraguan route in the United States
and commissions from this government
that visited the locations suggested for
ports that In many respects favored the
land OF Xclaya. In congress the whole
matter was fought out and the Mica
ragu9n government had emissaries here
To help boost the cause which meant
so much to them and to their country.
But the long and the short OF 1t all was
that the Panama route was eventually V
decided upon and everybody knows how
valianuy work Is going on now to com
plete the canal.
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Nicaragua canal stamp was issued at
a time when II was thought II would he
faster means in spreading broadcast
the special advantages route through
that country would afford the canal
builders. The stamp presented riae
of Nicaragua and showed by clearly de-
fined lines how the canal could be cut
from shore 10 shore. IL svsiled nothing.
Zelaya was much disappointed by the
NicaraRuan route, as WAS indeed all his
people The canal would have meant
much 10 the land. and the loss OF the
coveted possibilities did not leave
sweet taste in the Nicaragunn's mouths
for Uncle Sam But IL is fair to observe
that Nicaragua stamps are as Interest
ing historically the stamps OF other
countries There seems to be great
store OF learning and useful information
laid UP in all OF them
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little fostage Stamp Caught Santos Zelaya

uhile ago Santos zelaya
NJ, y ,se republic of Nicaragua
''rl ., n. capital. ManaSua, and
y % rsyolutionary forces whose
,''fs0, becu accompanied with
- ass we're pressing him hard
r indignant at the execution
BYE, .,n boys. was clamoring for
,ss floor OF the United States
o a,,oroey ,a General Knox was be-
,.ving plans Tor bringing the
10 account for his misdeeds'
z.lays appeared to be IN "A
aIlrbt. And evidently no one
q. s,t,er than Santos Aeisya'
.,d for days there " vas ,;oIniic, mich
y ssa 10 where he had oetaNen
~ ne, - came the announcement
,,,.,rsrs @ in Mexico. ,,,
tteo,,,e'iIs Is stated That his Identity
y pu brfore the fugitive presl-
,se'dr 70 THROW of his dis
f7s ,sIs ,s,s Identification was by an
- hT hrTc,ornIzed him through a
I VS. | saS seen Of zelaya on
postage stamp, .,,.
4 ~ ! strange fate. the stamp upon
1870 picture was printed was
k'ays ays.snsd . in 1909 to celebrate the
\ E,.-sary y .,s OF hls successful re-
|r=lIeInnS InnSsss,dent Sacaza. The is
ls:s,,s ~. stamp was due 10 Ze-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
What Everybody Wants

Everybody desires good health vhich
is impossible unless the kidneys are
sound and healthy. F'oley's Kidney
Remedy should be taken at the first in.
dication Of any ,rregularity, and sor
ious illness may be avertod Foley s
Kidney Remedy will restore your kid
news and bladder to their normal state
and activity. Schramm-Johnson Drugs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08

.ne, sme oiIlciai stamps OF his republic is
49,, IN I9oo bore pretty picture of a
prety woman representing Justice bur
=, careful study OF the figure shows thai
~ Vas not blind justice and. smyboIical
at All times for It's own interests
ne ilrst stamps. issued by Mica ragus
as carry rs 1862, bore picture OF The
a,,s a,Ins OF the nation. which are a repro
ouction OF group OF mountains on ono
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08

been these rumors that her engagement
10 Washingtonian would soon be
made public that a formal announce
ment would hardly come as surprise
10 society However. there arc MANY
admirers Of Miss Elkins who still cling
TO the idea of a seml-roval marriage
for her
Miss Wilson in Denver.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter OF Sec
retary Wilson, who aspires to sing in
grand opera, IS visiting at her old home
IN Iowa. She will 20 to Denver and
visit friends before returning TO Wash
lngton. Miss Wilson has an excellent
voice and her ability TO play ia one Of
the delights of her friends. She has
often appeared in amateur theatricals
and j daresay that when "The PLAY
house is completed she will provo one
or Its most indefatigable members.
Visitors at Capital.
Among the out OF town people who
were either recent visitors in Wash
lngton or are here now are Mrs, Hunt
Lewis of Portland, Or; Lieutenant
Kenneth G. Castleman and Mrs. Cns.
tleman or Louisville, who arc at New
port, Ky, where Lieutenant Castleman
ls stationed; Mrs, Eliza r. Leary Of
Seattle, Mrs, Bredes Of Seattle. Mrs. F.,
Carl Smith of California and Mrs.
James Of San Francisco.
Wood Goes to South America.
General Leonard Wood, the now
chief of sta6, u. S. A, will not come
to Washington until June. much TO the
regret of his friends here. General
and Mrs, Wood are now on route for
will represent the United States at the
internal tlonal exposition, opening Nav
rs. They have n number of friends AT
ths Argentine capital, now one of the
most desira bic diplomatic posts in
South America,
Chevy Chase Juleps.
AS summer draws nearer the lure
OF Chevy, Chase Country club grows
keoncr. And | understand that con.
noisseurs pronounce the mint iuleps at
Chevy Chase the best in these parts,
Especially those statesmen who hail
from below the Mason and Dixon ljne
proclaim the excellence of the mashed
mint,
Brief Mention.
Mrs Coe ]. Crawford, wife OF Sen.
ator Crawford OF South Dakota. will
not return 10 Washington again this
season. Mrs, Crawford has returned
TO her home in Huron, S. D.. where
sha will be joined by Senator Craw-
ford when tho present session or con
cress terminates.
The wedding OF Miss katherine
Bushnell Lcupp, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis B. Lenpp, and Reginald
Davis johnson Of Pasadena, CAL will
take place MT the Leupp residence in
this city on June 8. Tho wedding
VIII bo n very quiet one.
Mrs. Jonathan Bourne, wife Of tho
Oregon Senator, will spend the great |
pr part OF the summer in Europe.
Mrs, Bapkhead. wifo Of Senator
Rankbead OF Alabama has gone sonth
for an extended visit.
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OF the peaks OF which is perched lib
erty cap.
Another mountain stamp Of the land
shows where the feet Of the giant Nome =
tombc meets the sea,
In 1892. when various new world re-
publcs were postally and other com
memcrating the discovery OF America
four hundred years before. Nicaragua fell
In line and got out a stamp pcturing
Columbus getting his first view Of that
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By w. Outright Burrouehs

insr sSa VANITY as well as to his desire to
sinpIess upon his people his military and
poli,cal prowess, He desired TO cail ihe
rspnplic attention TO his achievementte
t ., ,',,p .ms past and impress on it his ability
10 Wl'nstand his enemies for the tI.ro ~,
mad begun 10 hear the rumble nr an ant
preaching storm OF revolt. q" ap-
zelaya. Ike many another of his fix
eousness and sense OF fairness o rlshe,
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i Wire to The Tribune.

la Wire to The Tribune.
4 YORK. May 1t Is being
=, that Mrs. Charles t. lerkes,
s.h late "traction king may
,s;,d husband. Ever since the
,'r ~srrisec failure, Mrs, Yerkes
!, lisiDr quietly, dividing her
/ |;,,,,. e. New York and Paris: She
,l,r il she ever got rid OF
N;,pcr. she would never marry
4 IA Neh promises TO Fate are
4 ,hm. And now il IS Billy
40 il spoken Of as the third
Gosqns are not backward IN
4, ,b,t the engagement may be
IA 4, any time. Mr.. Lower is
I, bQ, he is neither clubman
rtuber Of society. Sufficient
/ 1, az that be made his millions
y Ysrk real estate and is nearly
ru II age,
Ing Wander Poel Wedding.
,rrents for the marriage OF
:Srtto Pauline Billings, daugh-
M Cornelius K. &. Billings,
William Halstead Wander Poel,
7 NJ and Mrs. s. Oakley Wander
|bu been completed, and 1T will
,u;ed at the home OF her
! & June 1. The Billings family
. vii known for comment, and
|'rikr,Poel comes from one OF
al wealthy Knickerboc ker
y Perhaps you would guess that
/ s zane. Miss Billings s only
"a viii bc Miss Margaret Bill
q Chicago, and Mr.. $. Oakley
|'9el, lr, will be the best man.
|.xn will be Messrs. Wright
Dcpgsn DE- Pevster, Theron
"a Lynford NJ. Dickinson. Dong
=. Peter B. Farnum, Jr., Charles
ssn and Albert NJ. Billings
E!s-Poel takes an active part
Tgs and is a member Of the
= COLI club and the Rock
:li club.
Hsu Is a Real Snob.
iahiisl Plaza hotel, which !
r'e members of the foreign |
ihn any other house in the |
salss, has within It's portals |
4aly the most exclusive mem. |
raIotracv yet 10 scan Ameri !
n q lorgnette. She is the
lsuh Parlsghy. The princess
= Nite of seven rooms. a |
wants and rides in a livericd |
nl eIelnslveness is such that /
a 70 ride upwards in tho |
sIdou me, lift-with the
= sanchester.' When the prin-
.N Der suite she stipulated
-as ascended in the elevator
shops, save her attendants. |
s' lhe car The Duke Of
Eas horribly put out over
n' when The duchess was OK.
y, 'hs car, but diplomacy Sc
s'n at Newport. (
Y ;he Newport season has no,
opened the cottages are |
Sdmuly and those who have i
ar, are making extensions or
upon their cottages in the
ans, Fancy calling a fifteen. /
.ase with half a dozen hath.
S,rsa,r S,es0us dinlng-room and a
a;s cottage. And vet
~ ..sswpori; Mr.. and Mrs.
kdh h'iSllt na Will arrive in New.
IA VVtaer cottage arrivals
so Nrs. Charles M, Del.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-12-10
COYOTE SHOWS NO
FEAR OF TWO MEN
jim AND ED DAY ATTACKED BY
BRUTE IN OWN DOOR,
YARD.

That the coyotes are infected with
something THAT has changed the ma
ture of the beasts is attested by the
experience of Jim and Ed Day, onfhe
Day ranch 15 miles north of this
city the night of December 5.
A coyote chased the Days dogs
to the house and tried to follow them
under the house. Jim Day came out
with a lantern ito see what the brou-
BILE was and Ed followed with a /, 22
rifle. The beast turned ON Jim who
kept it off with the LANTERN. jim,
the coyote and the dogs foughh ahl
over THE yard, being SO mixed UP that
Ed could not get "a shot. FINALLY Jdu
spied pitchfork and dropping the
Iamteru he grabbed the fork and
pinned the brute to the ground ON
its next lunge. Ed then shot it.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-12-10
LODGE ELECTIONS.

wallowa Valley chapter, o. E. s.:
Matron, Mrs. Elya L. French; pat
ron. C. II. Hockett; associate mat
ron. Mrs. ]. G. Conley; Secy., MIS-
Mary Steel; Treas, w. t. Boil con-
ductress, Mrs. G. T. Hockeot; aSSoci'
ate conductress, Mrs. w. @. Boat
man.
Enterprise lodge. l. o. o. F.: Non'e
Grand. w. e. Taggart; vice grand .. X
Clark; recording Secy, Max Gum-
msrman; financial Secy. v. l. Cronln; !;
Treae, O. e. Grow.
Enterprise lodge. X. OF p: s. r.
Pace. C. c.; w. p. Taggan, " y"
@. #. Hockett, pre!ate; George Law
NJ. of W.; G. w. Franklin, *. OF H.
and s.; G. NJ. Gaily, NJ. Of T.; FRED
Zumwnh, NJ. at A.; Owen stuoole-
field, /. G.; A. NJ. Pcce 0. G'' b.
Mayfield and Ben wecthcrs, trustees
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-12-10
TESTS SHOW COYOTES
HAVE GERMS OF RABIES.

Portland, Dec. S-Germs of rabies
have been found by Professor Pernot'
state bacteiologist, in heads OF sheep
and pig bitten by coyote I'm Wal
Iowa county. The same coyote bit
john Bosley, boy, who is being
given Pasteur hreatment by Dr.
White end Professor PeImot, DIM ord
err that any tendency ito hydrophobaa
may be checked.
Professor Peruot's discoveries give
foundation to the numerous reports
that rabies or hydrophobia ds epidem
ic among coyotes dm Dasterm Oregon
With Negri bodies, germs oe hydro
phobia, Professor Pennot yesterday
i'm jected rabbits. One of the rab
bits was dead this morning The 9th
er will be expected to develop nab
les in about two weeks, and df u
does, will be taken as conclusive
proof by Professor Pemot that mad
coyotes" of EASTERN Oregon ore Teal
ly afflicted with rabies. The heads
of bitten animals were brought Il
Portland by the state veterinarian
DR.. w. H. Lytle.
Professor Peruot is anxious thn
the results of tests which he mad'
upon the heads, of bitten andmals
shall not be cause of general aiarn
until the results of the dnt lection!
in the rabbits are obtained.
The parents Of the Bosley DO,
have come to Portland, ito be witt
him until lit Dis proven whether o
not he will develop rabies from tn
coyotes bite. His face ds badi
scarred where the coyote bit himl
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-12-10
Joseph City Wins
WaterWOrkS Suit
Supreme Court Decides Against
Private Company-Longfellow
Wins Sheep Case.

Decisions i'm two cases appealed
from this county were handed down
by the Supreme court December G.,
ana Attorney d. w. Sheahan, who
Won both, lis pardonably eanted,
In am opinion written by Justice
Eakin, the Judgment of the circuit
court giving the Joseph Waterworks
company the right to extend Its
mains, was reversed and o perpetual
injunction entered i'm the case re-
straining the defendant company
from digging up Joseph's streets
or extending dts mains without per
mission from the council.
In effect the decision implies the
company has mo franchise and is oc
cupying the streets at THE sufferance
of the council.
The long-drawn out suit of Long
fellow VS.. Hoffman is agaim decided
by the Supreme court i'm favor o.
Mr. Longfellow. This was a suilt on
sheep contract THAT has been III
the circuit court since 1905.
d. w. Sheahan was the WINNING
attorney i'm both cases. while T. II
Crawford represented the other sid'
in both suits.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-12-10
ROLL TOTALS CLOSE TO TEN
AND ONE-HALF, MILLION
DOLLARS MARK!
FIGURES FROM SUMMARY
Big Increase In TilIable Land, Town
And City Lots = Rail-
roads are Yet To
Be Added.

The total valuation of the taxable
property i'm Walaowa county, except
railroads, telegraphs, etc., as shown
by the summary of the assessment
roll just prepared by County Asses
sor B. F. MdlIer, dis $10,459,415,
gain of $2,72O,19O, over simlA@r prop
erty in 1909.
Last year the county GSsessors
assessed the railroads, telegraphs,
etc, Within their respective countries
Mr.. Miller assessing such property
in this county at $937,545. This year
the state tax board at salem asses
SEQ all the railroads, telegraph, tele-
phone, express, sleeping car, ETC.,
property i'm the state. The board
was i'm session this week and asses
sed those. companies at full Value
as THE state law requires. II the
aacassment 9tlcks, this county,
share will be close to a million ano
a half dollars, or enough ho bring
the total valuahion of all property I'm
the county to the $12,OO0,OO0 mark
or a total gain over 1909 of ovei
$4,000,000.
The gain of 1909 over 1908 was Q
million and a half, and of 1908 ovel
1907 nearly a million, making "a bouD
gain im three years of about six AND
one half millions.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-12-10
To Build Church
Soon At Paradise
w. C. straIey Donates Land For
site-Horse Goes Over
Cape Horn.

Paradise, Dec. = Showing today.
A good snow win help travel. the
roads being in bad condition.
j. s. Kenvflle and wife were doing
business with the locai notary yes
terday.
There will be a church builh here
in the near future. w. C. Staley
hf~ donated the site.
Bell Shelton and family We're UP
from the Grand Ronde river last
week.
A stranger passing through lost a
valuable horse, which went over Calp'
Horn, high place on the Grand
Ronde river on. the road between
Anatone and Paradise.
Roy Rails and Ray Renfrow wen'
TO Wallowa for freight for the mer
chants.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-12-10
and City
Treasurer Reports
Former Makes Quarterly and Latter
Semi-Annual Accounting To
Council.

Following are the reports by Cdty
Recorder Charles Thomas and City
Treasurer w. F. Savage made no
the city council at its meeting Deem
ber 81:
Recorders Report.
Enterprise, Oregon, Dec. 1,191O.
The undersigned begs leave to
make the following report for the
quarter ending December 1. 1910.
Collected from water rents. $73S 80
Average collections for ,water
rents per month, .......... .246 80
Collections for pipe sold to
Joseph Water Co. .73 50
Collections for fines, license,
etc, for general fund, -. .226 90
Report for November, 1910.
Collections for water rclt5, :. 1896 49
For fines and license, ..... 20 w
Respectfully sutmitted,
CHARLES THOMAS.
City Recorder
Treasurer's Report
Enterprise, Oregon, Dec. 8, 1910.
To the Honorable McyOr and CITY
Council Of the City OF Enterprise