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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

Ay bane sore. Ay ent know Why
Becky note ask ma vii Ay speek OF
da Foart OF Yuly. Ay bet ma, Az
bane hailifa speeker. Ay yoost kar
mex eferyboty yal en- yoomp cop er
doan. But Ay note oolvays bane dae'
way. Yoost ven Ay foorst ko5m ofei
from da ole kontry, en- note kud tail
guie Enkleesh laik Ay talk now, Ay
leef cen beeg ceety cen Minnesota
en- ven Foart OF Yuly koem Ay note
know anytaEg bote eet, en- falar ha
say to ma, do Ay bane goin' to skel-
ebrate, EN- Ay say to heem Ay note
know byte daet how you do daet
skeIebrate beezness, en- ha say eet
bane guide tang eef friar stan on
street korner en- yal 'Horray for
Foart OF Yuly."
Ay tai heem Ay bane mooch 'bleeg-
ed, Ay do BET.
Val. next day bane daet FoartN en-
Ay geet oop en- go ote on street kor-
ner. en- yai "Foart of Yuly" cen beeg
voice, en- polees falar ha say to ma
do Ay bane krazy or yoost drunk, en-
Ay tai heem Ay bane Svede, en- ma
say daet bane worse as drunk or kra-
zy, en- daet Ay better 60 Wit heem.
Ha poot ma cen yail, en- Ay bane
ecn flar ool day. en- ven mite koom,
daet polees falar open cop da door
bote efery femteen meenit en- trow
drunk falar cen Wit ma. After vile,
We bane SO many falars cen daet yail
daet we hat to lay on top Wit each
cner.
Beeg Ireesh fa1ar haf hees feet ON
ma stoomick, en- efery leetle vile ha
raise dem bote oop en- keek ma swat.
en- daet mock ma veend ote. en- Ay say
20. mp yoost laik daet. En- ven Ay
say daet, beeg Dootch falar geet mat
ios Ay wake heem oop. en- ha keek ma
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
So Ay skal eenvoke da Muse
En- at her feet skal kneel.

So Ay skal eenvoke da Muse
En- at her feet skal kneel.
En- ven Yorge say daet voors, ha
mex leetle b.w, en- da korus start oop
laik das:
Foart of Yuly eet remind us
We kan haf booly tain
Eef We leef da booz behind us
En- dreenk soda ool da tain.
Bote daet tain klown talar koom
on platfoarm singin' .Noboty knows
how dry Ay bane," en- We haf leetle
tablo of Dat Frasier geefen Marshal
keeng pair of hant kufs to poot on
kloWn falar. en- Yorge start on mex
voorse.
Our flag skal float on efery sea,
Our unifoarm cen efery liant,
En- We ool skal vlrk for G. o. P.
En- voat 'er strate to beet da band.
Politiks amt Foart of Yuly
Speeches, but Ay haf to worn
Dol yo falars daet dos speakers
Each vii toot hees own pet horn.
Ven Yorge geet thru Wit daet voors,
Meester Becky k3om on platfoarm
eit bokay for Yorge. en- Ven Yorge
step doan, Meester Becky mex leetle
bow en- say:
| "Laties en- gentlemen. Das poem
daet Yorge speek vas written
Mat applos by eferybotyD
Laties en- gentlemen. Das poem
| vas wrotten-"
Falar cen krowd speek up en- say:
''Daet poem bane rotten
| En- Meester Becky eentroduce ne,
speeker falar.
Ay ent know who bane da speakers
but Ay tai yo Ay bane hailifa MAI
Svede falar eef daet komeety mote
ask ma vii Ay speek.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

cen da left ear, en- Ay groan. en- oae'
waller falar ha rattle da kage ooa'
eel say: shoot oop. yo soooen
Svtde."
ay note haf guide tain daet Foart.
But da mex var, Ay bane ieeI eei
Kansas, en- Ay tai yo Ay bane eein'
portant falar.
Mayor falar ha koom to ma en- Say
vii Ay speek on da Foart. en- Ay say
to heem daet Ay oolvays speek On
n]x.fe arm. en- ha geet hot at ma, en
yal: ''val. vii 20 speek BoIE os
Foart?' En- Ay tai heem daet Ay WI
speek bote saxty meenits. Daet mex
heem mat as HAL. en- ha say eel Ay
note watch ote ha heet ma cen "a eye
ian Ay ask heem witch eye.
Az ent kno Why, but daet mex neem
mat a. efer. en- ha oolmost fite ma.
But Ay tai heem Ay vii speek ool
rite. en- ha geet ofer heem.
Ay sure mex beeg hit Wit daet
speech. Ay ent remember ool Of heem'
but eet start off laik das:
Our foarfaters scrap Wit d oie
kontry cen da kos of free lunches.
tree speech en- free beer. En- da ARK
Of human klory skall never leef 70
see da tain ven da skream Of da eg-
/, skal note touch our hearts Wit "a
yoy Of dos tangs. for tain en- tide
val. for no faiar daet ent know da
vicissidude Of da kom-
bined eenfloonx of poverty en- cussed-
ress. Da ret. vite en- blue skai wave
efer da klory OF ole Jerusalem, en-
da eenfinite musick Of ool da worlds
Of space, skal seeing cen daet day Of
wy and freedom"
Ay tai 20 eet sound guide. OF coars
Get ent have mocch sense cen heem
but eferyboty know daet Foart of Yuly
speech ent efer hat any sense cen
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
LINDEN THE
BEAUTIFUL

Arthur Fuller representing the wo-
mans League. which by the way pro-
poses to build q womans club house II
ISnden, of which more will be said
later. was In Lynden. Tuesday. He
is an easterner and has been visit
ing every town and city from South
ern California to here. and he said:
IN all my travels Lynden IL the
most beautiful town have seen
Your view OF the great agricultural
valleys and the snow capped ranges
of m -untains beyond 10 incompatible
1t must be inspiring to live In sucf
a place"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
ingham, of which be is receiver. vii
pay out better than reported.

ingham of which be Is receiver, VIII
pay out better than reported.
Mr.. Kaufman, cf Kaufman Bros
of Bellingham, said: You have
reautiful. town and country, and al
low me to compliment you on your
paper. l don't remember ever having
seen a country paper the equal of
the Tribune
OF course Lynden figures that E.
McKe, Is mort Lynden citizen than
\ Bel]ingaarl. citizen. never the less,
Sh<s-9,Jbuh<. wanQD g. thank him for
=, xooerousay putkang his auto cars It
the csispGsai of the town In showing
'Bellingham business men over 1t Tues
day. Ruscoe, Stuart, NAPLES, Green
and q dozen other private individuals
put their cars to the same good use.
Assessor Brown was up Tuesday.
We promised not to divulge who he
was and he In return promised not
10 assess Nooksack Valley land with
in Slt;J an acre of its actual value.
There were some politicians along
with tine Bellinghaln Boosters Tues
We aidnt meet them all, but we are
guessing every c-unty office holder
except Sheriff Van Zandt was pres
ent. Besides there we're several that
would like to be office holders.
They were the eEeerfulest bunch of
Boosters that ever came to town.
Treasurer Wilson is a homely cuss,
but he looks honest and folks say he
is. He was in t. see us Tuesday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
COMET

We have passed through the CO.
NETS tail and SO far as we have been
able to learn the earth was not de-
stroyed
From now on the comet will be
seen in the evening instead CT in the
morning.
Tonight the head of the comet sets
in the west 81 minutes later than the
sun, and will hardly be visible.
Friday night is sets hour and II
minutes later than the sun.
Saturday night it will be 2 hours
and 10 minutes later.
Sunday night 3 hours and minutes
later.
| Monday night hours and 46 min
utes later.
Monday night there will be a tota
eclipse of the moen and for 81 min
utes according to Prof. T. J. ]. See
government astronomer at Mare Is
land, we will see the c,met in a per
fectly dark sky.
| The eclipse Of the moon begin
soon after . o'clock in the evening
II it is clear night no reader O
the Tribune should miss watchin
the Western sky from $50 until 10
80 M -nday night. Prof. See says /
will probably be long time befor
the world will again see two suci
wonderful sights as t,tal eclipse O
the moon and a comet in dark sky.
i Several families attended tho Cur
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

A birthday party was given little
Reta Jamiesen n last Saturday. At the
home OF her parents. Those present
were: Mildred NAPLES. Merle Brown
Theima Cloud. Dora Gale. Agnes Gale
Hazel Ecker, Nellie Ecker, Ruth Oak.
es. Merth Stuley. Bessie Biehlsr. veta
Stuley.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

Miss Elsie Simm ms, who graduates
this spring from the State Normal
at Bellingham, has been engaged Tor
a place in the Lynden schools She
will probably be given the third grade
Miss Drake who has been teaching IN
that positicn has put in her resigna-
tion,
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

HOLLAND PASTOR COMM
H. landau has received word that
a missionary from the New Bruins
wick Seminary will come to Lynden
to establish services of the Reform
ed Church of America. The Mission
church has been rented for a period
of three months. Two services will be
held each Sunday, one in the Hol-
land and cne in the English language
This is a direct result of the recent
visit of Rev. p. Braak to Lynden.
There are several members of this
church in and around Lynden, and II
is the hope that later a church and
a regular pastor will be obtained. An
nouncement will be made later II date
of arrival of the missionary and the
hours of service.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

Messers Stills and Robinson, Of the
Nooksack Reporter Joined the Bell
ingham Boosters at Everson for the
ride to Lynden Tuesday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

Several families attended the Sun,
day services in Bellingham Sunday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

Clyde Daley
Frank Worthen
Carl Cline
Owen Hadley
Dick Zylstra
Ray Jacobs
Dan Clark
Paul Err
Bill Meuer
Gerald Cloud
Leslie Frasier
Harold Knapp
Clarence Van der Griend
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

Treasurer Wilson is homely cuss
but he looks honest and folks say h,
is. He was in t. see us Tuesday.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

They were the cEeerfulest bunch of
Boosters that ever came to town.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19
NOTES OF THE VISITORS

County Attorney Livesey was look-
ing for several fellows he couldn't
find.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-05-19

Clarence Van der Griend
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
Promise Lady's
Serious Accident
IS Thrown From Rig In Front Of
Eenioie's WneeR-Otner
Items.

Promise. May 1---M-s- 4 Peter
sou ns- w-.h { serious accident OF
AS Suu6ay. Alter church a. Gross
nan NJ. and MS. Peterson with
1-h@rs started IL their hack tOr
as. Rhoda T-unp's home. While
c-Ossing q bridge where The va-s-
aat washed deep di-ches Oh either
sd she v-as thrown t-0u he seat
z t-o-c 0t H. wheel. which struck
1=- and went p2-- way upon hs-
Jz1k. After spentIg E part OF -bs
lsy - 1L-s T-wPs she vas able
20 d taken home. / : hoped -EzL
=l- Will suffer no permanent IL
5---es from III accident.
Quincy Trump was attacked bv
cougar wE-ie crossing Gr0asm2n ca1-
v0u -he oLae- night. He says he
cougar Jumped :rOu Z tree a. hin
d Ms horse and IVES chased OF b.
he dogs
The a--day quarterly Deslng a.
G-OssDz1 last Tuesday was e sue.
cess bo-1 L attendance and inter
=s- and al ea51yed ne day.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
Meeting of the Two
County Ball League
Manager siiyeu Sepr Pents Enter
prise Team at City Of
Eisin.

Manager Bjlye1 attended he meet
-1g Of the Union and Waliowa cOun-
= baseball league. Monday las- in
lsSin- Aside from The various bus
ness matters pertaining 10 the
=ague. Manager Bilyeu presented
lie desires OF the local ciry for trO
uccessive games here. The real OBJ
eel OF the meeting was 20 estaS-
-sh fixed schedule for the games
during 1Ae entire season
M Eilyeu returned from Eigin
Tuesday afternoon. He stated that
hs seasons schedule had been ar
anged. which VIII be published as
soon as the details have been com
llate5
Wa-lOva WIS represented in the
eggue meeting. The Wallowa team.
however. will not enter The league,
n chat Two teams, required 10 make
he proper scheduling. could not be
found. and WallOwa therefore drop
ped OIL OF consideration e. this
-ime.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
PLANS ARE DRAWN
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL
CITY BUILDING LIKELY TO BE
ENLARGED WITH kcCOMMo-
pATioNs FOR 1os.

The growth o. En-erprise-h2y-
ng doubled IN The pssC few yesrs-
5 such .hac he increase o. school
children demands school accOnmOda-
io-s n excess o. those now at-
.o-ds5. Looking 70 such al increase
he public school hoard Is wisely
getting plans Tor the addition OF q
z-gs wing cOo-2iaing Two splendid
-ooms and stto-ding sccommOd2-
ion for los additional pupils.
The plans are nov drawn up. The
,smo5elDg VII greatly improve The
z-chi-ec-u-a- appearance OF the
present schOO. buil5ing. and provide
5o- the s7ow-h OF he young POpu-
ace. The sehOo, officials are com
Deade5 to- Chei- foresight in this
natter. which s z characteristic one
I Enterprises enterprise, and
ziu no doubt press the matter 10 E
Splendid cOmple-lO1.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
Persian Jests.

An exceedingly ugly man. says the
Persian Joe Miller. was once IN the
mosque asking pardon OF Allah for
his sins and praying 10 be delivered
from the fires OF hell One who over
heard his prayers said to him: Wv here
fore O friend wouldst thou cheat bell
OF such q cOunteuance: All rtou re
luctaut 20 burn up q face like thstf''
Another story the Persian jester tells
is that q certain person with q hideOus
nose was once on a time EOoing q wO
man. Describing himself TO her and
trying 10 make an attractive picture
he said i an q man devoid Of light
ness and frivolity. and | an patient In
bearing afiiictiOnsr'
Aye" said the woman "Wert thou
not patient in bearing aAictiOns thOI
hadsI never endured thy nose thes,
forty years.
AL Of WHICH Is more witty than kind
-HarPer's
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
OLD HORSE FALLS INTO
WELL IN TIE NIGHT.

An old horse. a piIiaSie picture
ot advanced sse and equine desPs-r.
feI mo Las dry and unused vel in
he rear Of the Enterprise Press
ltfies lasJ Friday night The animal
was discovered II the morning. Ae-
eor1ing TO the looks OF he horse
and The examinations Of his teeth
~ local authorities be must have
passed some twenty blisrering sum
Dels and come twenty rigorous win
-ers- Marshal Hug was communL
-aled wiki. and responded a. once,
bringing aid He dug the animal
rom the well. and later uen ~
-aRged { derrick. getting the Old
-eliow on his feet. when he walked
III No owner has Vel been found
he brands on the animal are as
.o-lows: r w on The right should
= and p on the left flank. This
brand does not appear in The brand
oOok Of WalO~a county.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
PARADISE GIINTs.

PARADISE Nay zl-LlDcoln AuS--l,
-l1s e--Sls rl4-- Wzs v5-h IL
r. d. S-Ty-s o. Grouse and 4 H
sr &C II joseph we're n Pa-a5-ss
n business co5sv.
J. : ApplsSz-e sod g span o.
horses % JOIN 3oE.sa To- SS3o-
{ D Akin ua5e q bSSosss ZIP
20 E--=-r-iss his vesk
o l. 6z-o= bad : loG- zpp,icz-
-l1c ack-CEle5ss5 his week
Fl-k S-u5lie-5eid. he sheepDar
0. E--e-p-1ss. = here
Sl-s. ". c. S,-zisy and daughter
E1s>e called OF Ms. " B Apple
=a-s. who has been II buc : bel
sr a. present
Mss Mary S,raiey came n OF
ne sage.
Mss Nellie EsSk.- came II OF he
sage from W2lova.
3G. Carrier S1u-bEick has had
-vo -ulswayS-oze Monday evening
and z-c-he- Wednesday morning
The sage wagon vas broken Mon
day and E wheel Wednesday.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
THE osTEoPATHic PRIMER
4 Secondcause OF Dis Tas@undue
Muscular and Other Contractions.

IN he same vGy that paris o.
ne skeleton viii slip OUT Of cor
-ecC position and interfere with
le-ves and blood vessels. 50 will III
natural and long continued conrrac-
ions and cOngesrious OF muscles and
heir coverings OF skin and tascia
l0s--uc- nerves and blood vessels.
And so viii coaCrac-ions Of !iga-
neu-s- Likewise displacemen-s OF
-zr---ages which are pads between
zones. al act 20 produce disturb
lnee. disease. Did you ever stop
o -h.nk that disease means bad
y faulty order. abesnce OF ease II
unu!Dg Of he human machine? Ex-
5osure 20 cold, E fall. may cause VI
tue contraction o. he muscles. thus
Il abnormal pressure OF Inc nerve
-he result Suppooing This 10 be
he case with nerve 70 he should
81.
Pain il any region. we may now
soaclud-. MAJ De- due 10 z pressure
u he nerve supplying -ha razion
Pain Is Glso caused bv g nerve re-
,atving Z deficient or perverted
JlOOd supply. Nov how ca2 the
pain n that shoulder BE- re-
ieved or curei? NOT by taking
Medicine thar lisa makeshlf-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
LITTLE DAUGHTER OF
CHESEEY JOHNSON DIES

Bessie. the miami daughter o.
Chs.=y Johnson. passed quietly ava.
Sa-u-dcv night about O'Clock, al
Ter G brief illness caused hy E com
pl=-= s-oppGge Of -he bowels. Had
ne llr-.s taty lvied until the fol-
lowing day, il would have been one
year old
L WIS uo- ar first suspected ~
tie parent -hat the child was sszi-
ous.! sex. but upon earring il 70
Dr.. Anderson he physician saw a.
once -he critical illness OF -hz 1t
-l= -o- He worked nobly but IL vain
striving 10 prO-ong i-s lie until med
lc.ne could act upon il. but the IL
-le soul tlu--e-ed ou- 70 lis waiting
mother within Al hour afterwards
-l-s. johnson. -be 3aby's mO-her.
preceded her Ias- born 20 he Be-
yand by Only few months. The
sympathy Ot -he entire community
: vl-h -he surviving parent, The
father Funeral services ws-s held
from he home OF D-. and Mrs. Al
d=-so- SUNDAY. and ne remains IL
.s--=5 Z Alde- Slope cemetery
Mr. johnson. Lh= remaining par
sI-. is stunned n he agoly o. MS
second -oss E5tn.r z5ou- s-r noa-hs.
Always = tender parent .gvz-d his
family z1t living close % MS babies
since -he death f MIS-. johnson. H.
less las loss o-y e & tz-he- ds
deep s=-slo-litE cGu fee. But oae
child remains with hin. s1ou- which
Il nzE cling through hfe. Es ex-
--eu=-E sad io- clicks -he voluntary
sympathy q emery one, and he
~ao-= -oDIuur. L Plunged nCo
g-ls1 fo- hin.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
SON o. Dr.. AND MRS.
THOMPSON PASSES AWAY

Ez-o-LE2gs-s The Ic-le son Q. d.
and Mrs. ThOuRJr OF Joseph. died
II -hz1 city Friday morning. after
z brist ILLNESS. though The child had
-o- bear s--ocg daring rs Previous
lie Fme-z. services were held
SUNDAY and -he remains were il
tered in ne eeneCe-y there
According % report -be little
s1- was bo-1 in Pittsburgh. Pa. but
EGs brought vest o1 account O. his
heal-h. th= father and no-h=r ST.
Ting win Lhe5- only child al Joseph
The so1 lived % he age 0: II yeas
nd : Ion Is. when Z uOrs ual-g-
AM 9-u u Ill health appeared.
Essp-- C1e lI--le life zway- The
-z-s--z zrs p-os--a-ed over their loss
-a1 nave The sympathy Il -h=.- D.
-=zvans1- o. every ole il WaliOwa
-1-1-y.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
Tea In PARAGUAY,

When the natives Of Paraguay drink
tea they do not pour II from q teapot
into q cup. but ell goblet made out
Of pumpkin or eourd and then suck
up the hot liquid through q long reed
Moreover. the tea which they use is
altogether different from that which
comes from China. being made out Of
dried and roasted leaves OF g palm
Ike plant which grows In Paraguay
and southern Brazil The natives say
that this tea is an excellent remedy
for fever and rheumatism
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
The Roulette Ball.

That capricious little ball that de
cides our fortunes at the ever fasci-
mating game Of roulette at Monte Car
10 occasionally flies from the skillful
croupiers hand. though not often
One afternoon II slipped from its
manipUIstor's fingers and found its
way into an Englishman's coat pocket
So impressed was the Englishman
that he promptly lost couple OF hun
dred pounds. But the little bah once
found q far stranger destination than
that Escaping from the croupier's
hand. II few straight into the mouth
Of German oulooker. and ne was 50
Impressed that he promptly swallowed
I-London Bystander.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
Inc MAKING ur Lens.s.

The essential part Of any drvice for
the study Of tine s1arry milliOns-ths
suns planets. cOuIe1s and the nebuIae
that are perhaps new worlds IN the
making-is the lens OF the optical train
that consists u series Of lenses II
is this that makes the modern science
Of astronomy possible There is abso-
lutely no other human occupation thai
requires the accuracy Of observation
and the delicscy Of touch that are
requisite for the making Of the finest
lenses. These are the uos- perfect
products Of human hands IL may
convey some idea Of the labor reCuir-
ed IN the making 0f e lerge lens 10
say that a. least one years time Is re-
Qui-ed for the grinding and polishing
OF thirty inch object glass 4 little
lens Two inches II diameter requires
the unrenir-ing cEre and attention OF
E skilled workman for two O. three
days II Is easy. then 10 see why L =
that even ienses Of high class photo
graphic WORK are costly 4 f0r1y inch
object glass for E large telescope can
not be made n much less than four
years time and Il everything does no;
90 Just right Il may require much
longer than rhzt-KEnsss City Star
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
EASTERN OREGON GOLD
DISCOVERY IS BIG.

Ths reported washing ont ot one
pound OF placer sold : day BY E H.
Head o. Baker CiCy. an old pros
rector some - years o. age. shows
Vha- E1sy ys- be expected OF east
II Oregon mineral. with proper
isvsloyDs1- YORK The tine Is dawn
- when the cas- en- Oregon Dine--
4. finds VIII aCract hundreds Ot
s-osp%c-o-s and probably hundreds
I thousands % capital into mis- sec
.Ol. Tnls with the agricultural de-
-e-opDen- o. the district. and especI-
Ally o. Wa-ioEs county. will insure
e population sufficient 70 make Ell
e-prise Z busy county seat city Of
many thousands.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
ENTERPRISE HAS
A CLEAN SWEEP
JOSEPH MEETS DEFEAT ~ TIE
SECOND GAME VITA TIE
LOCALS
Standing o. cIuSs

Another game 20 Enterprise, De-
tween he joseph and locals. does
1os affect he Standing o. The clubs
II he Union and WS-lowz county
league Las5 Sunday OF he home
grounds Enterprise made sweep
stakes 0; he Joseph lean again. de-
tea4ng The visitors by { score u Z
% Q.
A. he sane tine. E.En vas max
ing another moucAtU- Of Lz G-ande
defeating Ia G-ande by e score. a.
Ter 70 innings. OF 3 10 1. This leaves
che standing O: he clubs as gwen
II he prelude fable above.
B-yeU. he IoSal PITCHER. vas II
good form throughout TIE game. but
his best playing. perhaps. vas his
excellent head work. he confidence
he inspired II his field Backed up b
ezcellsnr fielding. he saved himself
frequently by ls-Ling the visitors hi
he sphere which always found {
elder under il. waiting 20 pull 4
avn. The game put Up by ;he
0sep1 lean was Z good uns-a bst-
-sr one. il tsc-. Lnsn rAa- OF he
preceding Sunday. bat Il was noc
good enough nor tasc enough 70 cop
even { solitary rUn-
According 20 lie ueE schedule
US: arranged a. The meeting OF the
-aaspe officials. TIE locals vii p.GT
SUNDAY and Monday rsxc a. L.
-,-z1ds wi-h The Ia G-z-6e lean.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
5EAuTIFYING THE DEPOT
GROUNDS AT PRESENT.

The o. R & y. has caused several
carloads Of cinde-s to be hauled 10
heir station here. 70 be used in COW
sring the loose stones that have
tormed the roadways and foOtpaLhs
abOpt The depot. The cinders are
being leveled over the stones as
q foundation, and when completed
viii add wonderfully 10 the beauty
and convenience Of the station
grounds.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
AND PROGRAM At
F7eTERNEL HALL MAY 30

TIE Improvement League and the
L5brz-y association ladies' have ar
regDed 20 gre Z dinner and memo
raj program a. Frstsr3sl hail. OF
Noaoay. May &C. Dinner will be
served from y % : O'Clock. and he
program viii D. E, O'Clock.
TIE affair Is IL tie hands Of cap
abe COMMITTEE, and promises 20
. largely attended An excellent
program Is beng prepared. end the
dinner viii De such as Enterprise
cocks are famous for-tbe best
The price viii D &c straight.