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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
MaIaxan rrse pmsllsrs.

The Sakais or tree dwellers. of the
Malay peninsula build their houses In
forked trees dozen feet above ground
and reach them By means of bamboo
ladders. which they draw up when
safely housed out of harms way. The
house itself Is rude kind OF shack
made of bamboo. and the flooring Is
lashed together piece by piece and
bound securely to the tree limbs by
rattan. These curious people are rath-
er small and lighter III complexion
than the Maiays. though much ugier.
They have no form of religion at all
not even idols no written language
and speak corrupt form of Malay.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
PLEASANT RECEPTION IN
HONOR OF MISS PROCTOR

Tuesday evening asst at their res
idence in Enterprise, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hug gave reception in hon.
or of Miss Alice Proctor Of Elgin,
Mrs. Hugs sister, who Is visiting In
Enterprise. The evening was a most
enjoyable one and dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present
we're as follows: Herbert Brown
ing, Jake Bauer, Arthur Pace. Wal
ter Sheets, DR.. Ketchum, G. G. Bill
yeu and Fred Savage; Misses Au-
drey Combes, Lucille Corkins, Jen-
ME Berland. Cora Berland, Joyce
Craig, and Mrs. w. C. Ketchum and
her mother, Mrs. Mayer.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
GRAND JURY'S
FINAL REPORT
FIFTY TRUE BILLS FOUND AND
COURT is BUSY WITH THE
GRIND.

The grand jury's' final report has
been returned and the circuit court
is busy with grinding out the grist."
Fifty true bills were found by the
jury, the report as returned to the
court being as follows:
ITO the Honor able ]. w. Knowles,
Circuit Judge for Wallowa county,
state of Oregon:
"We, the grand jury for adjourned
term held in July, 1910, beg leaVe
to submit the following report OF
our doings as such:
1.
eve have been in session three
days and returnd into court 5V true
bills of indictment, and no not true
bills of indictment.
"We have carefully inquired into
all matters brought to our attention,
and have no report to make upon an.
matters investigated, further thar
we did not find sufficient to indict.
3.
''In compliance with instructions
we have visited all the county Of
fices in the court house, and find
them cleanly and neatly kept, and
are unable to report upon the CON
dltion of the public records or any
further management of any office
a.
"We appreciate the kindness and
consideration of your Honor, ano
the constant assistance of the Dis
trict Attorney and his deputy, and
the faithful service of our bailif1
and would ask to be allowed &c
adjourn subject to the call of youl
| Honor.
THOS. MORGAN.
J. M. RANKIN.
CHAS. H. WILLIAMS.
LEO FoRSYTHE.
N. d. WARMER.
w. w. WHITE.
B. F. BEcHDoLT.
Grand Jurors
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
"NEARo FIRE IN ALLEY
CAUSES TIMELY ATTENTION

Wednesday noon, between IL and
1 o'clock, rubbish and Boxes In some
manner caught fire in the alley be.
tween the jackson & Weaer drug
store oud the warehouse of w. p.
Samms. For a time the flames
threatened the warehouse and be-
fore being extinguished scorched the
siding considerably. A very time
ly play OF water on the fire, howev
er, soon extinguished the flames be
fore any serious damage was done.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
CORVALLIS STUDENTS MEET
AT HEAD OF THE LAKE

A number of students who for
merly attended the o. A. G. at
Corvallis, spent an outing at the head
of the lake, this week. beginning
Thursday evening. Those who left
from Enterprise Thursday for Jo
seph were: Mrs. s. l.. Burnaugh
Misses Jennie and Cora Berland, Es
sic Batter and Audrey Combes.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
Putting II Gently.

Mr.. Henpeck-l hear that young
Jones and his wife are not getting
along very well. Mrs. Henpeck TAU
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should never have
married when he did. He was TOO
young to realize the step he was TAX
ing. Mr.. Henpeck Yes. know. But
! like the boy. We have many things
In common.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
Natural Gas Discovered.

RoSEBURG.-while drilling for
coal in Flournoy Valley. about twelve
miles from this city. the Douglas De
velopment Company lately discovered
what is supposed to be an unlimited
supply Of gas. A four-foot vein Of coal
was also found during the course Of
the drilling. which has been going on
for more than two months.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
u
SALE ON FOR NEW TOWN SITE.

The plat of survey for the new
own site of Evans, situate adjoin-
ing the depot grounds at Lostine,
has been accepted by the County
officials and the sale of lots is
now ON. If you wish to get in on
he ground floor, now is your op-
,portunity. y ~s, Il
Phone or write Couch & McDon'
aid at Wallowa, Oregon, as they
have the handling of the entire tract
Prices reasonable and graded ac'
cording to distance from depot.
22r2 COUCH & MCDONALD.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
There Is Hope.

Spellbinder tou the stump Gentle
men. In all my career | have never
been approached with bribe.
Voice From the Rear-Cheer up. old
man. Your luck may change. Brook
lyn Life.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
DOLL PARTY IN HONOR OF
MISS ELEIsE BRicHoux

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. White de-
lightfully entertained in honor OF
their niece, Miss, Eleise Brichoux OF
La Grande, Thursday afternoon. The
children were dressed in matronly
costumes and had their hair done
high like big ladies'. The guest nf
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
Hunting.
do you enjoy hunting?"

mo"
Perhaps you have never had favor
able opportunities for enjoying the
sport. What have you hunted mostly%
Before | was married | generally
hunted for boarding place. Since
then most of my hunting has been for
flats."-Chicago Record Herald.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
NOTICE.

On last Sunday the Christian Sun
day school of Enterprise. Ore,
went on record to work and vote
for temperance and dry Oregon
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16

G. M. and Harvey Hendrickson.
both OF Paradise. brought In load
of hogs Wednesday, returning ON
Thursday.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-07-16
Wants

Cent word single Insertion, 11s
cents word 2 insertions. Special
rates by month and year.
WANTEn
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(To be contiuued.)
The sun., 1910-12-03
STRgkE ATVtSS COLLEGE,.
-Four of the SIX Chefs Sauit Their Jobs and
the Firth l. lil In Isesi.

PoroHKEgPsIE. Dec Vassar College
is facing the sam. emergency that often
confronts the housewife when the cook
leaves without warning and a hoIseful
OF guests are expected for dinner. Four
ont Of tho six chefs at the college struck
to-day for shorter hours and quit their
jobs. The fifth chef u i'll IN bed and the
SIXTH IL helpless 10 meet the demands Of
on. thousand hungry girls.
Their. are no walking delegates in
cookery or ga-tronomic unions AT Ysssar
College The XII chen is ruled by a serious
minded Young woman. Miss Bahret. an
assistant 70 the steward. She ID IA new
conner and it IL claimed that she has made
several unwelcoma changes. For one
thing sh. deprived each chef Of one OF his
assistants ard increased the daily tour
Of service from eight to eleven hours
DissatIsfacfIor has been IN the air for
som. time. This afternoon four Of the
oldest chefs. who have been ~ the college
from eight 10 twenty years. held a con-
fer.nc. AZ the conclusion OF which they
removed their caps threw on their aprons
and marched grimly 10 the door Leading
outward II - up To Nassar To get four
new chefs
The sun., 1910-12-03
NEW y. r.. &. HE tEpQt aRTERS.
Mrs. Beiruont plans Ia Serve Popular
Price Iuncheon- There.

The new headquarters OF the Politics
Equality Association at Ia East Thirty
fourth street will be formally opened on
Monday. Mrs. u. II. p. Belmont was
there yesterday afternoon looking over
he premises and giving directions Ho her
mana ger. Miss Mary Donnelly.
L have decided that IL would be foolish
TO let any Of this space go to waste. said
Mrs Belmont. with a gesture toward the
further end Of the long room. and so we
are going to use part OF il for "A lunch
room hope it will he patronized. for
we are going to give good food Mt very
moderate prices.
Miss Donnelly explained tina I the lunches
were all TO be served A In carte and that
no one article would cost NOR. than five
cents except chicken. which will cost ten
There will be piano in the front part OF
the room. which will he divided from the
restaurant by screens. and dances will he
given frequently for the young people OF
the neighborhood.
Political meetings will bs held seversl ]
time each week.
The sun., 1910-12-03
TNCLE SAWS SFtISkgNS.
&. .OOO 10 Re soiH 10y Auction In London
In about Two Weeks.

WASHINGTON. Dec The United
States Government will place on salo in
London in about two weeks 1900 raw
sealskins taken from male seals killed
several months ago on the Pribilof Islands.
Oh m. coast Of Alaska. by order Of the
Depart nent OF Commerce ard Labor as
a means Of conserving the Pribilof herds.
Commissioner Of Fisheries George W.
Bowers left Washington to-day for Lon
don as the Governnsnt's represent tative
az the sale. which is 20 take place AZ tbs
establishment Of well known London
f,irrisr.
The sale Of these skins abroad follows
the conclusion reached by the Depart
rnsnt that they could not Re properly
treated or cured in this country. IL In
expected that $500. 600 or more will be
realiz-d from the sale. which Is che lar gest
that can take place in many years. as
killing except 20 conserve the herds ON
the Pribilofs has be.n prohibited.
The sun., 1910-12-03
SAY BANK CLERK STOLE $1,000
CORNER l:.L A. ARNOLD or THE
corn ENCHANGE ARRESTED.
Re Appears Frsm the Banks Books af It's
seSenry.scconai street Branch To
Have Taken u An on November II
Fast Company sag sested h, frsensa.

Cornewall A Arnold. n twenty-five
year-old bank clerk who lives with his
mother and two sisters in an apartment
house AZ sii West l,3d street, was arrested
yesterday afternoon at III Broadway and
taken Ia Police Headquarters. where he
was locked up He was charged with
having stolen 81. 81, in cash from the Corn
Exchange Bank about two weeks ago.
Arnold went 10 work for the bank in its
branch at Seventy-second street and
Columbus avenue few years ago and
has been in the receiving te,ler's depart
ment. A shortage in the cash at the
branch WAS noticed a few days ago and
accountants were set 10 work To- find out
where the responsibility lay. Indications
pointed To Young Arnold as the culprit.
ami the day on which the money was
shown TO have been taken was November
IL
Lawrence Durham. man ager Of the
Seventy second street branch. talked
the matter over with Wa liter r. Frew,
vice president Of the Corn Exchange Bank,
The bonding company which giaran-
teed the bank against loss by Arnold
called him TO it's ofiice at III Broadway
yesterday afternoon and then tel-phon.d
for "a detective.
Mr.. Dunham said last night that the
amount OF the theft was slightly exagger-
ated. TO be precise" he said. the
amount we lost il 81 ass We have had
>. i
they cannot find any other shortages
Mr., Durham wouldn't say how il was
that the young man came to take the
money and he refuses To tell how the
authorities came TO the belief that Arnold
slipped tine banks cash into his own
pockets.
A friend OF Arnolds speaking last
night at the apartment house on West
i2sd street said that he cou ldnr under
stand il either His moth her and sisters
cant believe it. he said. and the only
al splanat ION that possibly suggests itself
is that ne got into fast company
Mr. Durham stayed At the bank until
the examination of the books was com
pletcd That was at about $50 O'Clock
last night Other officers OF the bank
were on hand also to see whether or not
the losses came To more than at first were
apparent. They went away satisfied that
the young man had stolen only once.
Waiter =. Frew. vice-prcsident OF the
bank said last night that Arnoid's theft
was in two items. one Of sass and tho
other Of 81 600. Depositors placed these
sums TO their credit in the bank a. they
supposed but when they came 20 draw
checks against them they were told that
their accounts were .overdrawn. The de-
positors were able TO show. however.
that the money had actually been re-
ceived a, the bank and that il had passed
through young Arnold's hands
The Guarantee Company OF North
America was the bonding concern The
bond was considerably in excess Of Ar
nold's theft.
Mr. Frew said that Arnold confessed to
Mr. Dunham hat he had taken the money.
The sun., 1910-12-03
Must EXCHANGE TRANSFERS.


The Public Service Commission denied
yesterday the application made by the
receivers OF the Metropolitan Street Rail
way Company TO delay action on the
proposition which the commission has
Deen considering for putting into effect an
order requiring the issuing o: transfers
between the Fifty-ninth street crosstown
line and the Metropolitan trunk lines
Not only did the commission refuse thi.
application for DELAY. but a peremptory
order was issued providing thar tne new
systsm OF joint rates between the two
lines shall 20 into effect next Monday.
Under existing conditions passengers
transferring from the crosstown line 10
the Metropolitan lines must pay an ex-
ira five cent fare. but under the com
missions order there must bs estab-
lished. beginning with next Monday.
an arrangement whereby Passenger will
be allowed to transfer for an extra three
cent fare. which will mean n saving of two
cents on the fares charged under the
present separate faro system
The sun., 1910-12-03
JtmPED FROw EOURTR STORY.
Mrs. I.a,lnia schmidt. Lett ngua rtieti.
Commits sulcisie at sisters Home.

MTa Iavinin SChmidt who reeided with
her widowed sister. Mrs. Charles r.
G,u,i.r and the laft-r's son. iumpe,I
from the fourth story window of her
si-,er's residence. AZ ?8O Vest Ninety
first street. Yesterday afternoon and was
killed instantly. Her act was attributed
to temporary insanity.
Policeman John ponobue had the body
removed To the West loOth street station
" her. il remained several hours. This
was because neither Mrs. Gautier nor her
ron. Charles. was a, home at tn. time.
They had left Mrs. Schmidt in tn. care
Of the three servants and had gone
shnppinR Tn. servants were so excited
thar th.v wer. upabl., To give the woman q
nam. In th.. noL,ce much lsss n coberent
The sun., 1910-12-03
BsTTLESHIP NEW IORk.
New One Of That Name Cruiser To Be
the Manhattan.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2-The two battle
ships authorized at IN. last session OF
Congress will bs named the New York
and the Texas Ths battleship New
York will be built at the New York Navy
Yard The Texas will la built hy CON
tract Thss. vessels will b" 81 about
:7.OoO tons displacement and will carry
a main battery Of eight /, inch guns
The armor-d cruiser New ! York, now the
flagship % Rear Admiral John Hubbard.
commander Of the Asiatic squadron. will
hencerorth be know A. the Manhattan.
The second rat. bat lcShip Texas. which
is now obsol-t.. aud az the Charleston
Navy Yard. will les renamed rh. San
Marcos. She will probably D.. stricken
from the naval list shortly
The sun., 1910-12-03
NiRRI. LICENSES Piy.
CT, viii Probably clear More Than
s2O. .OSpO INT. Year From Them,

Tn. charge of 81 for each MARI aga
license issued by she city will show for
-hs wear IA large surplus over the cost Of
running IN. new bureau Last year Their.
war- issued - .5O7 licenses in New YORK
county. but for the eleven months ended
wish he last day Of November the num',sr
of licenses taken ont reached total
Of 81. .5a5 and IL was estimated yesterday
by City Clerk Scully that 'hs number Of
licenses granted before the eng OF ths
year will hn AZ least -. .oOO
This will mean profit from th" two
bureaus Of Manhattan and Tho Bronx Of
about $50, 900
The sun., 1910-12-03
BEiTs FLIGHT SPEED RECORD.
Hamilton Fii-s AZ the Nate of Sew rnty.
nine NiieS an Hour.

MFMPHis Tenn. Dec. The breakin x
nf IN" worlds speed record in a biplane
10y Charles X Hamilton marked the sec
ond day Of h. Internal ionsl aviation meet
to-day Hamilton made four miles in
minutes second an average Of ~ miles
All hour. exceeding his own previous
record Of $40 miles an hour. made Oh a
mile track NJ Sacramento. Cal
Arrangements are being made for a
race win fast Illinois Central train
from Memphis to Grenada. Miss. a dis
tance of slightly over hundred miles.
John II. Moisant announced tonight
that h. would try for the 5000 prize
offered 10y IN" Commercial Appeal for a
sixteen mil. fight up the Mississippi
River aud return on next Monday or
Tuesday afternoon
The sun., 1910-12-03
NaI RETiNIrs FLYING TRIP.
shes tot to Get Here December 3 ana
s.ct Isack Two Days before Christmas.

Tie. local ONCE ~ the Cunard Line In O
bit p-rturbed over tn. problem Of send
ing Of the turbine xiante-s Maurstania
two weeks from to-day on the swiftest
round trip ever undertaken by a trans
atlantic -tea rnship. The schedule is that
she shall arrive here on the night OF
Thursday. December Is, IN time 10 dock
and that the coal barges shall get along
side the moment she - made fast and
crowd her bInkers with about a. 600 tons.
Tho greatest number os EngIis hmen
that ever has gone home for plum pudding
will he among the Mauretania record
lat for the season Of first cabin pa saen-
gers ard there will he also a group Of
americans going to spend the holidays
with relatives. titled and otherwise. in
Europe In the second c.i bin and ~ steerage
will be q throng Of Sc njinavians making
,lisi- annual pilgrimage from States of
the Northwest TO their old homes 90 have
n good time in tho home OF the Christmas
tree.
Northwesterly and westerly gales ars
the rule In December. and the great tur-
bine may not get to her dock before Fri
day morning. That is what ~ bothering
the officials. Not only must all that vast
supply Of coal be slowed away. but big
lot of provisions 10 supply tho ships
companv until the liner gets to Fish-
guard two days before Christmas. The
cost OI coal alone for tho round trip will
he, close 10 $50. 600
The sun., 1910-12-03
LANE DyCk iLIEY."
West Corridor os the Executive Ofsice-
Screened or From the Main Hail

WASHINGTON. Dec. Secretary Nor.
ton ISSUED an order to-day shutting OF
from the main hall OF rhs Executive
offices the west corridor He had a tall
green and white screen fringed with
plants put across the corridor and along
the walls Of the space thus added to the
room reserved for waiting statesmen he
had several chairs placed
For lame ducks suggested one
United States Senator with "A smile
Vice President sherman called in the
afternoon and the new room was shown
him by newspaper men They told him
that one Of his Republican collsag CUES
had dubbed II Lame Duck alley
-Ir won't do said the Vice President
IT won't do. its too small
The sun., 1910-12-03
NEW FOREIGN van SERVICE
western Union viii Wall wight Letters
on Outgoing Steamships.

The Western Union Telegrap ph Company
has arranged for special foreign mail
service designed to save ime in foreign
correspondence. Merchants wishing TO
send mail from the Atlantic seabnard 10
Japan or from the Pacific coast "a Europe
must at present mail their commrinica- =
tions IA week ahead of time 20 catch the
mail steamer Under the new plan the
Western Union will forward night let.
ters- 70 either coast seal them in envelopes
and place them in the next outgoing mail.
The only charge in addition 90 the usual
telegraph tolls will be one OF five cents
TO cover the cost Of postage
The sun., 1910-12-03
OUR POPULATION oI.OOO, ,OOO.
Virginia Has 2.O0l .0I7 snd California
2.35s.AsB. an Increase of I'D. Per Cent.

WAsHISGToN. Dec. 2,-According TO an
unofficial e-'ima'e made n the Census
Bureau the popuia, ion OF the United
States for 1910 will approximate si .O0O. .OC0.
The official total will be announced on
or about Decpmber 10 Counting New
Mexico and Arizona a. States the COM
pl,-tei official returns for twenty eight
States have already been made public.
The total for 'wenty--ix of these Ssatse is
more han 40 100 900. gain Of about
- per- cent over the population In the
same States In 1900 Al this rate. accord
ing 70 ths officials. the total populatio
should be- around the sI .O0O. 600 mark
Tn. pop,iIaiio of Virginia. according
20 figures issued by the Census Bureau
to-day. Is 2.O8i .si?. a gain of 4 2 per cent.
over IN. population of 1900. which was
.sSiiS. The gain for the preceding
decade was an even IL per cent
CALIFORNIA; population il 2.377 $40.
This is n gain 81 COL per cent over its
population Of .is5. .GjJ in 1850 The gain
from isOO % 1890 was only - per cent
The sun., 1910-12-03
ULSTER BUYING ARMS.
Committee Calls for nids-Ready 10
Rebel Against Home Rule,

Special cGsi, Dsspateh 20 TUE sun.
LoNnoN. Dec. THE emergency con-
mittee OF the Ulster Unionist Councils.
which was appointed November - TO
organize Ulster men into regiments to
oppose the establishment Of an Irish
home rule Parliament in Dublin. met at
Belfast to-day and decided to invite
tenders for supplying arms and ammu.
milton.
At the meeting at which the committee
was appointed the sum Of $50. 600 was
subscribed for the purpose of buying
arms for the regiments the committee
was authorized TO organize
The sun., 1910-12-03

an equity of only % 600 for tn. SO .oNr
baii of the GolCibergs. Gl,Ick's property
was not worth $40. 600. a. he stated, but
only $4,000. and thsr. was a mort gag,
! az sco.o00. The equity in the two proper.
'''Ss ~ only ss.Oo". but tho petition say,
that under an execut ion sale that amour,
is not likely TO bc rsalizei. The District
Attorney found that both GrIok and
Sech.rv had TRANSFORMED ,h.ir prop.rty
after they found that he men had
skipped. hut when contempt proceeding q
were threatened the owners had the
property reconveyed tn ;hsm.
The District Attorneys pe,ition con,
cl,ides
The direct ion by the Governor Of the
state Of New York thar your petitioner
investigate this matter and lay il he
fore the Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court was the result Of represent AZ ions
made 10 him by the Governor Of Nlassa-
chusetts and IN" appeal Of citizens OF
that Commonwealth. wherein The integrity
OF the judicial process of the state Of
New York was impugnei.
Wherefore your petitioner prays thar
YOU will proceed 10 hear the evidence OF
the facts alleged in this petition and that
YOU will deal with the same according 10
the law and the practice Of the courts.
In his answer Magis,rats Barlow says:
i acted in entire good faith and relied
upon the statements made 10 me by q
reputable attorney at law and upon
sworn affidavits Of bondsmen and iu the
belief that thos. bondsmsn had sutficien,
equities in the property To cover the
bond
The Magistrate declares that he had
no idea that the burglars were accused Of
taking ssj 40 worth Of goods. but that
the only complaint against them was
made by lillian. involving $4,000, He
thought that the willingness W OF the bonds
men 10 come 10 his house and take oath
to the value of their property was siffi-
cien, Indication tnat thev wsrs max IN q
truthful statements
In a statement concerning the case
District Attorney Whitman said:
Magistrate BARLOW is n personal friend
oi mine and have always had frll con-
fidence in his official integrity. but the
charg are serious. and il is clearly my
duty TO SEQ to IL that the complainant 8
case is fairly and fully presented 20 the
Appellat. Division for such action as it
NAV deem right and proper
In behalf OF Magistrate Barlow his
counsel. Austen q. Fox and Isdor J.
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