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Evening journal., 1910-01-08
wiIminaton Hiah VS.. Brown Prep.

g. The Wilmington High School Bas-
atbail team viii meet the Brown Pre-
,ratory team. OF Philadelphia, this
lernoon in the Y. NJ. c. A. Gym. The
ne viii mark the first of the series
inc ibe played at home. and owing to
occasion all women will be admitted
Brown Prep. is rather anxious to
niclpback at the locals for the defeat
the Administered them in football on
in,nroys ysgiving day.
Evening journal., 1910-01-08
BASKETBALL AT THE
Y. M. G. A. TONIGHT

by the Y NJ {. A. will be played this
evening when they will line up against
the Chester Y NJ. c. A. team. The visit
ing team il looked upon as one Of the
best association teams in this vicinity, It
being composed of the pick of the men
of Chester.
The lineup Of the teams this evening
are es follows:
Wilmington. Chester.
Evening journal., 1910-01-08
peath Of Jaeob EIIwanaer.

Death OF jacob EIIWan9or.
Jacob Ellwanger died at his home
No. S45 Spruce street yesterday aged
"a years.
Evening journal., 1910-01-08

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LIBERTY. A. O. u. w.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18
Special Train Excursion to TIE seac1

Special Train Excursion 10 TIE Beac'
To atfo1d residents Of Eastern Ore
goa an opportunity for an outing the
o. r & n CO. have arranged q spec
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connection with their steamers 20
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he return trip within the limit Of
he ticket, which will be September
9Th The special train viii consist
Of chair cars, tourist and standard
sleeping cars. Make your reserva-
HONS early Ample hotel aceommO-
da-ions Al the hotels on the Beach.
Inquire Of agent for further par;icu-
lars.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18
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NOTICE FoR PUBLGcATsOx-gso-
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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18

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NOTICE..

No.ice Is hereby given that The
regular Eighth Grade Examination
Tor Wallowa COUNTY. Oregon. will
oe he'd in ibe several school dis
iriels September s and 3. 1910
Teachers having pupils for this
examination should report names Of
applicants 10 this office a. once.
Respe fully,
J. c. CONLEY.
Superintendent o. Schools.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18
NOTE FOR PCBLcCATEON.
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which ] owe 70 Fo5ey Kidney Pills =
Burnaugh & 8layfseld.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18

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gagged 70 tesch she Resvls schOO-
0n Alde- Slope.
3. ". Paddock and Mics Set.ie
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18
MANNING

Bieyele ride-s are hereby warned
against riding O. rae sidewalks. as
here Is an ordnance prohibiting
same.
" order Cisy Council
81 CHARLES HUG, Marshal.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18

The Ladies Aid o. The Presbyrs-
-l2n church wiu useet E7EEh 5ErE C.
! ziOeEel1. Friday afternoon. Augus.
T. 4 gOOd attendance is requested
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18
NOTICE.

Those desiring berth reservations
Tor trip 70 Beach win please reserve
heir berths early from agent, En-
terpTise.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-18
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Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28
ADVENTURE IN THE DESERT
Sheriff Sized Up as Highwayman and EIuded by Lost Man Carrying
 Diamonds.

Sheriff Meadows went out in his automobile last Thursday to rescue a party of Los Angeles jewellers that had started from San Diego to come to the valley over the mountains and had been reported as lost with dis abled car somewhere on the desert. One of the party, F. M. Raiche, was on his way to Fl Centro afoot, and when he saw an automobile carrying armed men approaching he had vis- ions of highwaymen and hid in the west side ditch until 1t passed. Raiche arrived in town we'll satisfied that he had eluded the bandits and saved diamonds of vast value and wad of money big enough to choke whale that he said he carried in his clothes
 The sheriff met the rest of the par ty and the disabled car near Coyote Wells. Forester was towing the out fit with four mules.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28
CANDIDATES ON A TOUR
EshIeman, Johnson and Wallace Open
 Campaign in Imperial Valley.

Today the State political campaign begins in Imperial Valley so far as personal visits of candidates is con- cerned Three candidates of the Lin coln- Roosevelt Republican League will make the rounds In this valley today, closing with a grand rally at the Holt Opera House, in Ell Centro this evening, at ZOO o'clock. The party will be composed of John M Eshleman, of this city, candidate for Railroad Commissioner from the Third District; Hiram w. Johnson, candi = date for Governor, and A. J. Wallace, candidate for Lieutenant Governor.
 They will go first to Calexico, and from thence to Holtville by automo- piles. Then they visit Brawley and Imperial, and will arrive on the 6 o'clock train at Ell Centro, where they will be met by the local John M Esh- leman Club and the El Centro Con- cert Band, and will be escorted to the Hotel Oregon for an informal re- ception.
 The meeting at the Opera House will open promptly at ZOO o'clock, so that it may be concluded in time for the Elks to have their meetings af- terwards.
 Details for the meeting were ar ranged at meeting of the Eshleman Club held at the City Hall Wednes- day evening. Badges and cane pen ants have been provided, and each club member is to consider himself a committee of one to show the visi- tors that Imperial County is enthu- siastically behind the candidacy of John M. Eshleman.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28

penditure of $S0,00O for protection of the canal system are vindicated by the event. The receiver took the risk of being criticised for spending money for unnecessary work, in case the flood should not come up to the levee, but he chose that chance in prefer ence to mourning the possible charge of criminal negligence If the flood should destroy any of the canals.
 Under Engineer Clarke, the engi- neers in direct charge of the work were F. M. Upstill and Chester Ali son, and MT. Bowker's foreman was Bert Phillips, all of whom made good and proved their efficiency.
 MT. Bowker made a picnic tour of inspection last week and took a party of twenty in four automobiles from Calexico to the levee and thence to Volcano Lake. His guests, besides the receiver and engineer and news writers, were Mrs. Bowker, daughter and two sisters, MT. and Mrs. Sydney McHarg and Messrs. Austin and Whe- lon, irrigation experts from Utah, who have been making thorough study of the Imperial Valley system.
 All day Friday the party cruised about Volcano Lake on the Lucy B. trying to find a way into the channels by which the water enters the lake from the flooded forest, but had to conclude that the Colorado in that part of it's course is not navigable by anything larger than a canoe.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28
COMMENCEMENT DAY
Central Union High School Will Grad uate Two Students Friday
 Evening.

The second annual commencement exercises of the Central Union High School will take place in the Holt Opera House on Friday evening, June 8. The graduating class consists of two students, Miss Beryl Rapp, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. " Rapp, and George Clinton Hell, son of MT. and Mrs. J. P. Heil.
 The graduates will each present topics of general interest. The prin- cipal address of the evening will be delivered by Prof. W. S. Thomas, ex- aminer of secondary schools and a member of the faculty of the Univer- sity of California. His theme will be The High School and the Commun- ity." This speaker has been a high school principal of many years ex- perience, and as he knows high school work to it's last detail his address will be full of practical points.
 M. w. Conkling, president of the Board of Trustees, will speak of the practical administration of the high school including its finances, its courses and subjects of study, and the policy of the board in the conduct of the school He will also speak of the growing needs of the school and the tentative plans of the board for it's development.
 A special musical program has been prepared by the high school chorus and members of the school, under the direction of Miss Ethel Foster, who has been instructor in music In the high and grammar schools the past year.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28
Wednesdays Meeting

At the adjourned meeting of the City Trustees on Wednesday evening all members were present.
 Dr. J. c. Blackinton presented the plans and specifications of the lath house building which he proposes to erect on Main street, adjoining the old postoffice building, and City At torney Noland gave his written opin- ion that the erection of such a struc- ture would be in violation of the city ordinance, No. 14.
 After a general discussion, the Board decided to amend the ordinance so as to admit of the erection of greenhouses for plants within the fire Hints, and instructed the City At torney to prepare such an amendment to be presented at the next meeting of the Board.
 The Board voted to reconsider its action of the previous evening post poning action on the bids for city printing until the next regular meet ing, and voted to take up the matter of bids at once.
 Trustee Hamilton moved, seconded by Trustee Whitescarver, that the contract be awarded to the Free Lance.
 Objection was raised that the bid of the Imperial Valley Press was the only one legally before the Board, and City Attorney Noland sustained this objection and advised the read vertisement for bids. The Board vot- ed to readvertise for bids, and in structed the City Attorney to prepare the necessary notice to bidders.
 Paul Roman, representing the trus- tees of the Ell Centro school district, appeared before the Board and asked for the vacation of the alley between Olive and Brighton streets extending through the school grounds. The va cation was allowed.
 The Board then adjourned until the next regular meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28
BUYS FouRTEEN.AcRE TRACT

w. H. Rakestraw, president of the Automatic Vacuum Cleaner Company of Bloomington, Illinois, has purchas- ed fourteen-acre tract of land in the Meloland district from the Joseph R Loftus Company, and plans to make further investments in Imperial Val ley lands, He is enthusiastic over the outlook for the valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28
BUYS SCHOOL LAND

The State of California has issued a certificate of purchase to Ida Palmer for all of section 16, township IA, range, IT, The receiver of this cer- titioate has transferred by deed this land to Bruce l.. Dray.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28
COLLEGE MEN MEET

The college men and women of El Centro and vicinity gave an informal dinner at Hotel Oregon on Wednes- day evening, with Dr. Kendrick C. BabcOck, president of the University of Arizona, as the guest of honor,
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28

proposed structure came under this prohibition until plans and specifica- tions were placed before the board For thiss purpose the board arrang- ed an adjourned meeting for Wednes- day evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-05-28
FLOODS IF THE COLORADO
 BARRED FROM THE VALLEY THIRTEEN MILES OF LEvEE BUILT IN FIVE WEEKS ID HEAD
 OFF RIVERS FLOW ID SALT0N SEA

Work Was Begun Just in Time to Avert Danger to Irrigation System, Receiver, Engineer and Editors on Tour of Inspection See The Water Standing Against
 The Barrier Thrown Up Below the
 Boundary
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-10-13

that he. Jim Losioron, was not actual
~ the man wanted, he told himself.
But his early years had been spent IN
Felverlea. DeFefordshiro Il was not
until the death OF his parents that he
had taken a house IN Danechester. ow-
ing to its easy access from London.
~Domine diFt0e nos" said jim Les
terton. II was a habit OF his 70 muir,
muir the simple old Latin prayer In
the diiiculties and perplexltieo OF life.
Then he set out for Chancery lane.
The Messrs. Lawson were quite UNI
like typical men Of law. They bore a
comical resemblance TO each other, and
even their voices had the self-same
tone. Jim had ieeting remembrance
OF making such heads as theirs out OF
followed turnips In his youth. But
he soon discovered that the round
chubby faces were those OF keen busi-
ness men. and watched them with In
terest.
They proceeded at once to the bust.
ness in hand.
Mr.. Lesterton." said the one who
appeared 20 be the elder OF the two.
Can you call to memory a certain
night In March. about seventeen years
ago. when man stopped you az the
gate OF your home. your fathers home
Il was then. saying he was starving
and half-dead with cold?"
Jim Lesterton's memory was a good
one. but he had 70 think hard before
he could recall the night In question.
He paused before he made any reply. /
The name OF the man was Francis
Faithfull." said the brothers. this time
simultaneously. and with rather odd
effect.
~Oh. yes. remember. Tho name
helped me 70 recall him. Il struck
me at the time as rather quaint said
Jim
You fed and clothed him. said the
slder brother. solemnly.
Any decent chap would have done
he same said Jim hastily. diselalm-
ng any glory IN the matter. He was
Town on his luck
He took a fancy to You. and vowed
IS be left your fathers house that. Y
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-10-13

Lsg me enjoy the earth no lena
Because the alternating Might
That fashioned forth It's lovellnesa
Had other aims than my delight.
About my path there fits q ralr.
who throws me not word or sign
win md charm IN her uncare.
And laud those lips not meant fol
mine.
From manuscripts OF moving song.
Inspired BY scenes and souls un-
known.
~ pour out raptures that belong
10 others, as they were my own.
Perhaps some day. toward Paradise
And all its blest-lf such should be-
shah lift glad. afar-on eyes.
though Il contain no place for me.
Thomas Hardy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-10-13

Tie RIshs 81 wisas.- 60 aaaiisy
fffa Answers.

The nlshf % = wffasss a. oaaiffr
fiis Answers.
Like Stcvenson's child. a. a rule.
the witness should speak only shea
be Is spoken 70. lie should not vol.
unteer anything except that When be
- asked a question which with 40.
parent Innocence could really B. an.
swered Yes or NO be has a rlghs
70 qualify q plain Yes Or NO
This. Of course. happens most often
IN the case Of experts. The Yes. but
win explain" and NO. but / viii
explain" OF one OF the distinguished
expert witnesses for the common.
wealth Ia the case Of commonwealth
versus Quay. which was tried before
Judge Blddle in the court Of quarter
sessions Of Philadelphia county sav.
eral years ago. stll llnEer In the
writer's memory.
Il Is a mistaken notion that A uit.
ness Is bound to answer YES Or
NO" Il Il surprising that auch
should have ever been the received
theory, but then the hunting down
Of witches and the expoundiur Of me
doctrine Of vitchcraft we're REGARDED
a. proper judicial functions only
century or two ago The theory al 10
categorical reply was completely a..
ploded BY the gentleman who pro.
pounded the question. when arc Won
going 70 stop beating your uifef' ana
demanded categorical answer m
the lawyer attempts to tell you thai
you must answer Yea or NO YOU
have the right 70 say that the oues.
ton y one which Is not snaceufibl. ~
. categorical answer Tbla sha..i5
ioor counsel for che moment.
Mannerly behavior on the mart Of
witnesses Includes keeping ones tom.
ger under almost all provoraflona
ross examination for the purpo.o ~
esting your memory ls not lntonds,,
0 be and should not b reuarded ~
insulting Il should therefore not M
esented II the cross examinallon
ranscends all bounds and your -
lence Is exhausted a sharp retort MI
OF necessarily iniuro your teatlro,v
ilth the jury. The Jury sympaebt,.,
nth the witness more tlian MA ~
lwyer, and. while mere smartnees To-
le sake OF being smart or bocanee
700 expansive personality IA 10 ~
oplored, you will be sure OF avnns.
ietic audience II you arc IN the rIeht
pa counsel IN the wrong.--lra re~ell
VILLAINS in Green Bag.