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Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
AUTHOR ELI PERKINS, DEAD

YONKERS, N. Y, Dec. 16.--Melville
De Lancey Landon, better known as
.EIi Perkins," author and lecturer,
died at his home here today at the
age of Z. He has been i'll for several
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17

Reforms demanded by Canadian farmers
are refused by government. PAGE
Francisco Madero, Mexicos insurgent chief.
names rebel provisional governor of Chi
huahua PAGE
Mexican insurgents completely overthrow
federal troops in engagement at La Junta.
PAGE z
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
INDEX OF
,HERALD'S NEWS
TO-DAY
ANGELES

LO0 E1AN SA1A6A6O
Payment of s1,5OO.OOO completes gas deal;
sufrasettes act as hosts to legislators
elect at banquet PAGE 1
Lillian Harris Coffin, San Francisco suf-
fragist leader, visiting in city. PAGE
suit over water rates fixed by public util-
ity commission is won by the city. PAGE 6
Negro hurt by fall of courthouse elevator
loses suit for damages. PAGE IL
Anti-suffragists plead with legislators not
to give women. the ballot. PAGE IL
''e 9's''''s' : -"s '' PAGE IL
Great-grandaughter of Callfornia's first
governor under Mexican rule marries ply
scian. PAG IL
Blind Tom Collins at city hall suffers
stroke Of paralysis. PAGE IL
San Diego to offer $4,000 prize for flight
from aviation field. PAGE D
Society women fight fire with garden
hose in San Rafael district. PAGE 8
Noted suffragist of San Francisco says
liquor is only foe to political equality,
PAGE )
Veterinary surgeon charged with man
slaughter after man he strikes dies
from fractured skull PAGE
C. E. Warner brings action TO have cleo
PAGE 6
DR.. Krauss, as expert witness, declares
wife is but deficient. PAGE
c. A. Jewell. son-in-law of Millionaire
II. V. Benkiron, seriously injured in
automobile accident PAGE 10
Miss Mary Spencer Bowen will dedicate
Agricultural park this afternoon and
mayor will be present. PAGE j
Abandonment of warehouse couFt pre-
sents may complications. PAGE
Editorial and letter box. PAGE 4
Theaters. PAGE
Mining and oil fields. PAGE 7
sports, PAGE s
Markets and financial. PAGE .
News of the courts. PAGE
Marriage licenses, births, deaths PAGE 10
Weather report. PAGE 10
Classified advertising PAGES 1O-11
Automobile show at Shrine auditorium Will
conclude tonight. PAGE 3
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
COAST
FOREIGN

Seattle editor Jailed for contempt of court.
PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17
MAYOR A SPEAKER

MAYOR A SPEAKER
Mayor George Alexander was thep
presented as an exponent of good gov
ernment, and congratulated the cit
liens of the state upon having the
CONTINUED on Page Three)
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-17

GREATER LOS ANGELES
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19

Does the higher cost of living con-
cern you? 1t does Congress. If in
terested read what the e. NJ. & NJ.
Co. has to say at the top Of the last
page in this issue.
The ladies of the NJ. e. church
will give an apron bazaar and tea
In the Mavor building on East First
street Tuesday afternoon for 2 to 6
o'clock. ALI are invited.
We are now receiving a larger
stock Of general hardware than we
have ever carried and will be well
equipped to supply your wants. E.
N g. NJ. Co.
Wallowa Sun:-W. A. Moss OF En-
terprise purchased the Watson Res
taurant from H. A. watson last
week and took possession Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snider are assist
ing him for the present. Mr.. Moss
will move his family to this city
from Enterprise where he has been
he past three years and will have
personal charge of the restaurant.
He will add line of home made
candies to the goods already carried
and conduct the restaurant in mod
ern style.
Cali and see the new arrivals In
Mems, Boys and Children's Suits
for Spring. Both the styles and
prices viii cttract you. e. NJ. &
NJ. Co.
| A. r. Emmons has commenced the
erection OF an 1l-room house on
West First street. north Of the Lew
Is hotel.
Now Is the time to blossom ou,
with one OF those beautiful Spring
Suits in the Brandegee Kincaid
quality. See the new arrivals al
the Il. NJ. & NJ. store.
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f. w. Fitzpatrick, o. F. Mays. and
S. l.. Mckenzie of Lostine were Wis
itors in Enterprise, Friday.
Mr.. James Fleet, one of the pio-
neer residents of Lost Prairie, Is IN
the city taking treatment of Dr..
Moore.
Mary e. McCubbin, of Lostine, was
appointed executrix of the estate OF
J.H McCubbin, deceased, last FRI
day, by Judge Olmsted.
Call and see our new lines OF
| lrygoods, Notions. and Ladies' and
iisses Ready-to-Wear Suits, Skirts
tic. No two suits alike. E. M. q
Il. Co.
The boys of the Methodist church
line beat the Christian church nine
70 to 10 In game Saturday after
loon.
u you know the quality of Dda'
mond w canned goods you will con-
inue to buy them. If not try
them and you will then know that
they are the very best to be had
For sale at the u. NJ. & NJ. store.
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s enterprise VI. & NJ. co.


trail axis Of the body, must Of neces-
sity be the structure to receive the
greatest consideration of the disciple
Of the new school. SO this is the
reason that humanity in the year OF
grace, 1906, Is paying more attention
to its backs than ever before.
Il ran my hand up and down his
spine," said a prominent medical
practitionre to me while ago. refer
ring to patient who became afflct-
ed with sudden form of paralysis
Of the legs which threatened to re-
tire him from business, "and found
couple of places that seemed to be
sensitive. l thought that there might
be something wrong there. but you
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19

osteopaths know more about that
thing than we do. so sent him over
to you. can't help him any with
medicine"
Osteopathic diagnosis disclosed a
slight displacement OF. several verte-
brae in that part of the back from
which the nerves go to the legs. In
few treatments these bones were
put back where they belonged and the
patient recovered permanently his
normal gait. tell this to illustrate
the fact that the honest medical
physician recognizes i'm his practice
the fact that the new school does
things which before remained un-
done.-Osteopathic Herald.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19
savino one storm.

When certain Atchison man visits
another town his wife complains. and
80 does his mother. Therefore. in
order to avoid 1t. he says he Is going
out to get shaved and doesn't return
until his VISIT Is over. When he re-
turns there IL a storm, but under the
old plan there were two storms. one
before he went and another after bis
decentralization Globe.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19

Portland Telegram: C. e. Vest,
realty promoter of Enterprise, took
quarters a. the Perkins yesterday
and will remain in Portland during
the week.
DR.. #. r. Moore, osteopath, has
office hours all day Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday I'M Enterprise. Of
flee over the bank. S3btf
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City and County
Brief News Items

Make your selections In Undermus-
Inns now while you may have
large stock to select from at the Il.
M. & NJ. store.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-03-19

mechanical point Of view and with
out any internal medication what
soever. The backbone, being the CEN
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s A FEW REASONS WHY WE ASK YOUR TRADE 8

1st Because
for
demonstrated the fact that the better
qualities quality appeal
the cheaper grades purchases and offer
in quality which and do satisfactory
with neghbors and
kind quality Therefore dscmina
the credit
customers practically One
but 95
mouths tm which
asked
cash. few only the thousand
purchase We therefore submit claim OF having the
lowest requirements
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quality and
considered while be
bill would
methods policies
building
business lower The anc
realized by the
business resulting much outlet for merchandise
buy.
claims refer the following which figured
These offered the
Enterprise facilities have
of o submitting
necessarily make profit justify carrying business
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18

grace, and IL could he made the most
beautiful in the world--a Carthage
or an Athens. Yes. a Carthage. with
this wonderful lake. It's most cX-
traordinary, with such q stunning op-
portunity that the town should look
as it does European cities have
found that 't paid 10 improve and
paid immensely. Your hoQlevards
arc fine, hut the cross streets ono is
compelled to notice are filthy Mich
igan avenue Is beautiful on one side,
with imposing buildings with q Sa-
hara on the other, with the black
smoke OF the Illinois Central looming
up before you and the stencil Of new
made land half mile beyond. But
some Of the buildings are wonderful.
And I went out 70 the stock yards.
We ran into the worst streets and
most abominable places that could be
ima gined. The chauffeuI said he had
never been there before, and hoped
to God he never would have to 80
again But the stockyards them
selves are scrupulously cleen-
cleaner than any other part Of the
city. and those cowboy people. They're
wonderful riding about among the
cattle. They're all the world like the
Spanish cavaliers"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
LAFOLLETTE HAS
STONY STARE FOR
ROOSEVELT
Father Of Insurgency Re-
pudiateS Colonel as Ally Isl
Latest TIP Woman Would Be
Congressman,
Morning Journal bureau,
6l3 Munsey Building,


washington, - ~, Otl. lh.
One OF the most interesting bits of
political information that has come to
Washington is Il direct tip from Wis
consin that Senator La Toilette, hail
ed by his progressive colleagues in
congress as the father of insurgen-
cy," has repudiated Coionei Roose-
welt as an ally, if, indeed, he ever
recognized him as such. II is known
here chat Senator La Follette's fol-
lowers in the Badger state are already
grooming him for president in 1912.
A story comes from Wisconsin that
La Follette's friends refused point
blank to invite Roosevelt to speak in
the state campaign, though asked to
do So The single speech made by
the former president was given under
the auspices Of the Milwaukee Press
club, and was without political signif-
icance. The La Toilette crowd re-
fused to have anything Ito do with
the Roosevelt affair at Milwaukee.
They stood aloof and knocked.
The former president issued a state
mont Immediately following the pri-
maries, designed TO aid Lat Toilette,
but the La Toilette men called atten-
tion to the fact that it came after the
primary and La Toilette victory and
not before. They made it known also
that they had not forgotten Roose-
velt's violent abuse of La Toilette
while the colonel was in the White
House. ft|
A woman wants to come to congress
and occupy the seat of Congressman
Charles f. Scott, chairman of the
committee on agriculture and occa
sionaolly mentioned as the probable
successor of Secretary James Wilson
in the department of agriculture.
The insurgents of the second Kan
sas district got Mr. Scott's scalp and
now finds that he has lively oppo-
teEt for election in the woman who
wants to come to congress. This as
pirant is Mrs. Kate Richards O'Harc.
a real horny handed son Of toll"
and member in good standing of the |
union. She is a Socialist !
lecturer and was nominated to oppose |
by the Socialist party. with |
lut / 500 Socialist votes to start on |
There is not much chance of Mrs. |
Kate Richards O'Hare coming to con |
but she is making such a vigorous |
that i'm this district where |
there are 10000 democratic votes to
IS, goo republican votes, Mrs O'Hares |
is not contributing to the |
feeling of security on the part Of the |
men who beat Congressman Scott Va |
the primary. Before her marriage 90
A. O'Hare, "a Socialist lecturer she |
sls "a machinist by trade, having been /
lpprenticed in her fathers machine |
works in Kansas city and in due timn !
was admitted into the Machinists'
lnion
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
INTEREST IN SPOKANE
APPLE CONTEST SPREADS
TO THE FAR EAST

Especial Correspondence to Morning JournaIl
Spokane Wash, Oct l7.-Interest
IN the free-for-all packing contest for
the championship OF the world at the
third national apple show in spokara,
November IA TO 10, Is not confined to
the eormereial orchard districts =,
Washington, 0reGon, California Ida
ho Montana Colorado, Utah ana New
Mexico composing the box apple
group. but has spread to the big mar
ket centoro in the middle west ana
cast
2en ", Rice secretary and manager
OF the show, has received requests fir
Information ami conditions The
competition, which is scheduled tcr
the afternoon and evening II Noyem
Der 1G, from a score of eastern clties.
including st Paul, Kansas city. chi
cago, Omaha, pittsburg, Philadelphia,
Washington, y. G.. New York, Boston
and several points IN the Florida
orange belt, lie expects at least a
dozen entrants from these states.
The first prize in this contest, the
first Of It's kind In connection with
lINll exposition iN AluU IN EDlus
specially engraved medallion watch
charm and the title Of worlds
champion apple packer, with $50 TO
second and $25 go third The points
lo mako q perfect score OF 100 are:
tnlformity Of alignment, 10 each;
bulge. height ~ ends, firmness and
wrapping 10 each; speed, 20.
The apples will be packed diagonal
~ or tn alternate rows in the stand
ara box adopted by the Northwest
Fruit Growers association. The en-
pacity of the box Is little more than
"a Winchester bushel. Each contest
ant viii be required to pack four
boxes within 40 minutes TO score 30
points fer speed, and eech additional
minute consumed viii reduce the
acore two points. II not finished in
so minutes the packer win be ruled
out.
The management viii furnish tables.
boxes, apples and paper free of
charge No entrance fee win be
charged. A. = Hateham Of Mosier,
ore. an cxIort packer, viii be chief
Judge.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
NEWS OF ARIZONA
HIDES AND HORNS:
EVENTS ON THE RANGE

william McDaniels and three cow
boys from the Clemans ranch in tho
mountains brought down herd ot
steers To fatten on the Clemens ranch
near town. They will be sold this
winter-Mesa Free Press.
j. r. Smith arrived in from The
range with three carloads of range
horses which he succeeded in getting
together during the past month. The
horaes are in condition and will be
shipped 20 Chicago in a few days
Hoibrool, Argus.
Charles Woodfolk returned from
Utah with 400 head of yearlinz
,vethers to fatteu for the spring mar
kct He also bought 1000 head OF
yegrling ewes for Hannibal Kellov.
The sneep came through In fine con-
dition and are fat-Flaestaff sun
Business among our cattlcmen has
been quite lively this wecl, ON
Monday c. +. Boyce shipped fGt
head 'o S9n Diego. Cal. and Purge l,i
q Kinser and William Donaldson
shipped 3s head end on "Wednesday
James a. Johnson shipped 500 head
tc Los Angeles and phceniX.-lVIIl-
Jams News.
That many cattle have Glcd from
blackics or similar disease on the
Lonesome valley and adjacent ranges
during the last five weeks. is the
startling statement made here hv T..
4. Aibert on. So TAR as known tho
disease has not made its appearance
in other districts OF the county.-Pres-
colt Journal Miner
l. /. Harmon is down from hls
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
PROMINENT MEN WILL
ATTEND ARIZONA MEET
or CATTLE GROWERS

Phoenix. Ariz. oct 17-The Ari-
2ona Cttue Growers association VIII
as usual hold It's annual meeting in
Phoenix during fair week, the dates
selected being November s, Sand 49,,
Secretary r. W. Wilson IS engaged IN
preparing an interesting program and
though ne has not completed or arr
ranged H. he Il ablg 20 announce some
Of the features
There win be an address OF well
come by Governor R. e. Sloan. which
will bc flttingly responded To-, one Of
the notable visitors whose presence is
assured viii be r. w Tomlinson OF
Denver. secretary OF The National
livestock association lie viii un-
doubtedly deliver an address, though
MIR. Wilson Is not yet able TO an-
nounco the subject of IT,
W. G. Barnes OF tho forestry service
VIII also be in attendance and will
deliver an address most likely on tho
relations between the forestry service
and the grazing interests, though he
has not yet signifled the title of IT,
Professor ]. j. Thornber, botanist
OF the University OF Arizona. VIII De
in attendance ana will give a talk
on ."Our Grazing Ranges
Dr. }. c. Norton, territorial veteri-
marian, is expected to address the ass
ISOLATION on the subject of livestock
conditions There win, of
course, be numerous improtmtu ad-
dresses and talks on questions pre-
scnted, and it is probable there Will
be other set speeches or papers that
cannot yet be announced In any
event. il is definitely assured that |
here win be an interesting convention
ind it is hoped that all the cattlemen |
IF the territory who can possibly do so |
viii arrange 10 be present The presi- |
lent Of the association Is w w. Cook |
IF PhoeniX.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18

range at Camp Wood He shipped
fifteen cars Of cattle from there to
California this week and about the
twenty y-second OF the month will prob
ably ship down a couple Of hundred
head Of three year-old steers to the
valley to be fattened here. lie eN-
poets to return to the range today or
tomorrow Phoenix Republican
Dan Kleinman. j. Anderson ana
Nate Brundage have been catching
Wild horses on the desert At least
this is the story which Nate Brundage
brought into town this morning. H.
states that they built brush corral
around water hole and that the
corral opens into high, well built
corral Then the men lie down in
the brush near the first opening and
when the horses have come inside
to drink they scare them into the tis
enclosure. once inside the strong
fence ii is q comparatively easy mat
ter to rope them. So far 250 have
been corraled and il is stated that seV-
cral wild horses that were considcred
outlaws ana well known to various
men on the range. have been eaptur-
ed.-Mesa Free Press.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
JUDGE IS PARALYZED
AFTER SENDING MAN TO
THE PEN FOR LIFE

Special Correspondence 10 Morning Journall
Spokane. Wash. oct 16.-Almost
Immediately after he had sentenced
Alexander David Minor, alias Charles
u. Howell, formerly postmaster and
deputy sheriff al Havre. Mont. to inn
prisoument for life at hard labor in
the federal penitentiary for robbery
Judee Edward Whitson of the United
states district court ia Spokane, col
lapsed from "a stroke of paralysis ON
the right side Of the body The at
tending physicians Say he viii rccoN-
CT.
Judge Whitson. who practiscd his
profession at North Yakima and oth-
er parts Of Washington FOR thirty
years. WAS appointed to the federal
bench I'm March, 1905, and has pre-
sided at every case of Importance in
this district the last five years.
Minor was convicted last september
on the charge of robbing mail car
on the Great Northern railroad be-
tween Bonncrs Ferry Idaho, and Spo-
kane. in April 1909 The robbery was
one OF the boidcst ever committed IN
this part of the northwest. Just how
much was the amount stolen by Minor
is not known. but il is believed TO-
have been more than $4,000. Minor
worked alone.
Carrying "a satchcl on which was
marked the name of Bennett g pos-
tnl Inspector Minor boarded the mail
car at Eonners Ferry Ills familiar
iy with the details OF tho work took
away every suspicion and when the
train started the robher drove John
Nystuen. o. mail cierk. into a locker. /
whore hc tied and gnEeed him M
Stumps another clerk. was tied to "a /
chair. Minor then' rifled the regis !
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18
WHITE PLAGUE REAPS
HARVEST OF VICTIMS
BETWEEN 20 AND 30

Especial Correspondence TO Morning Journaff
san Antonio. Texas, oct. 1.-THE
Texas state board of health has issued
remarkable and interesting buile-
tin addressed to "All Interested in
death" Cnder the title what are
You Most APT to Die From" It says;
"That dread scourage tuberculosis
spares the infant. except in the second
half of the third year, when there is
"a startling death rate among children
from this disease. II Is between 20
and 80 years that tuberculosis reaps
the bulk of its grim and awful mar
vest After 30 years the probability
of death from this disease decreases
rapidly ana in proportion until the
50-year mark is past.
But just before the immunity from
tuberculosis is about TO end. say at as
years, the terrible scourage. cancer.
begins 10 cut the threads OF human
life beginning shortly before 90
years cancer spriugs into the first
place as the death cause. Before 80
cancer rs almost unknown as guu-
oral cause of mortality.
Pneumonia Kills mostly before -
years of age then 10 lets mankind
largely alone until so years is pass.
when Il again figures high IN the
death list Ia is "A cowardly, skuligins
enemy. and kills of the old folk aud
the children Cerebral apoplexv. ar
what old-fashioned people used to
nl stroke kills few before the
lge Of so. while typhoid kills usually
between 10 ana 20 years.
The heart and kidneys seldor
cause a fatal disease until after 80.
ana then the heart usually Us affec--
sd only from some other disease. su a
fs rheumatism or pneumonia.
What is commonly called the larE-
.st organ OF the body namely. .ha
liver also has the best records f.
honest and faithful service. The
death of men and women from dircc,
ivor disease are comparatively vsr--
-are. Also DO is seldom affected nnui
he meridian of Tie is wel past"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-10-18

tered mail and escaped as the train
pulled into spokane.
lie was arrested In Seattle last
spring on the charge Of robhing an
express office and subsequently con-
fessed robbing the mail ear. As the
crime was committed before the fed
eral parole law became effective. Mi
nor viii remain In prison for life NJ
Leavenworth, KAN or Atlanta, Ga.