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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-17
XERxFs
MISSOURI STATE FAIR.

The Eleventh Annual Exhibition Of the
Missouri State Fair will be held on the
State Fair Grounds at Sedslia, Septen,-
Der 80 to October O., The members OF
the State Board of Agriculture are the
Directors OF the State Fair and they have
made an extra effort this year TO sur.
pass all former years in the way of cS.
hibits and entertainment.
The Live Stock Industry Of Missouri
has made wonderful growth since the
State Pair was established. The reports
from the 1910 U. s. Census show that
the value of Horses and Colts in 1000
was S42 ,0'5, 900 while in 1910 the value
was $il3, ,7Os, 600 showing an increase OF
over ITO per cent. For Mules In 1900,
G5, 4s2 900 and In i9ip, S43 $4,000
showing an increase 10 value oi l6o per
cent. The value OF Swine in 1900 vas
Slo, $4,000 and in 1910, $3l ,s79 COO,
The value Of Sheep in Missouri in 1900
was y, ,3sl 200 and in 1910 T,s75, ,0oo
showing an increase Of over 1875 per cent.
A reasonable supposition il tina, the
Missouri State Fair has had much in
auehce In the development vi the Live
Stock Industry during the las, ten years
for It Is at the State Fair where the best
herds In the country are shown aud it is
there where the farmer and breeder gets
his inspiration to breed better live stock
The State Fair is an educational Insti
tuition that reaches people who are pas
school age a. well as the young folks
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-17
Written for The REPUBLICAN.
Yes Sir.

When you punch man in the
short ribs who has never harmed you,
don't dream that he will ever forge.
it. Course he won't.
Lord Byron, who died too soon
wrote something like this;
Time at last makes all things even,
And " we do but watch the hour,
There never yet was human power
"That conid avail. II unforgiven,
THE patient search and vigil long
"ot him who treasures up a wrong"
So take care.
XERXFs.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-17
Proceedings County Court.
REGULAR AUGUST TERM, 1911.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Versailles, Missouri.

County Court met in regular session
Monday, August 7th, 1911, all officers
present.
The canvas of votes cast Aug. lst on
capitol election declared as follows:
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-08-17

Will you
Try A Plat OF Alfalfa At Our Expense?
Would you try plat of alfalfa, if furnish you
the seed without you? large number Of farm
this county would raise alfalfa if they knew that it
could be grown proftably their soil Every farmer who
reader of this paper may small plat of alfalfa at
expense You pay nothing for the seed We send
it to you present.
We have made arrangements with the Farmer and
Stockman of St. Louis whereby offer any of our
readers enough alfalfa Ito of If this
seed and your soil found yield alfalfa proftaby
year you grow extensively DESIRE You
either buy seed and large plat you
enough seed from the test plat to increase the
HOW TO GET THE SEED.
absolutely free charge When remember that alfalfa seed usually a for than
t tande entirely free from weed and seed
When you SOW you sure having quality seed which will enable you make
alfalfa Alfalfa Mis-
will will
homem esin the country.
like
Versailles Mrssuh.
THE REPUBLICAN,
Enclosed % find 81 for which send the rn. and s"n
to umalme
My
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14
iNCUH&Et.c.
Some interfcsenas Wireless Opern.eYs
 CannaE Cver.otnn

Some interfesenes Wireless Operators
 Cannes Overcome.
 Few are the steatpgr passengers wB0 fall to Yisi. the NtraieSS ofice anoard ship to watch tA2 operation of the in- struments and tU question the oper. ator Needless to say. the technical understanding of the well meanin4 visitors is a variable quantity. Taa oncrator must listen to wondering ~ nations. original suggestions ta- the improvement Of the ser?Ice. ,sss courses on the relations between wira less telegraphy and sDirituaism aua Hther doubtful topics with uniform courtesy. At times. however, tn strain is too great. It was lady p#z senger with an eve for details Wao game to the wireless roou and looked "ondertngly in.
 "Oh, here's the wireless. May | "ome In? Isn't it wonderful to thial of sending those those waves=yae raII them .wnvcs. don't you? How r. chatting to work at this! Are tn iars filled with water
 Those are condenser tars, mada quite empty"
 Really? dont believe con. ever understand 1t That coil of wir. 'ooks like :, lirdsase"
 '@rhat is the iaIuetoace helix
 "What are these things over Eouf >ngs?"
 "frhe recefvina telephones"
 "Tben you have telephone conncc. ton too. One ean hardly keep up with the times theae daya. What daee that eel de?"
 "That te fhe receiving tuner and n 'orforeuao aveve0tor"
 ~'No. derg,. Does Eeep our aIl In. tertcfenee.
 "Net fl. replied Hhe operator woa- @tiY Some Illais of interference cant 3e tu.od out. 1e iast have to stand ft' Yoefh'e Gorpanion
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Wins Fight For Life,


 It was long and bloody battle for life that was waged by James B. Mershon, of Newark, N. !, of which he writes: q had lost much blood from lung hemorrhages, and was very weak and rundown. For eight months was unable to work. Death seem ed close on my heels, when I began, three weeks ago, to use Dr. Kings New Discovery. But is has helped me greatly. It is doing all that you claim For weak, sore lungs, obssi- nate coughs, stubborn colds, hoarse- ness. la grippe, asthma, hay-fever CT any throat or lung trouble it's su- preme soc & $t00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by all druggists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14
No Sense of Prop ortion.

The young man who had spent hi. efforts for several years without rp Buit in studying art was talking witt bis practical uncle. who had patiently paid the bills.
 Of course. said the young artist. . know haven't made mDcb of go ol it, but don't think you ought to ad rise Jnc to try something else Yog &cow It's best to put all yoH eggs i. one basket and watch that 5usae5"
 "Um' That may he Charlie; bot lid yau e"er think bow fo"iish 1T is fo put so 4laLr baskets asouU1 uue s}aI,- +arn pc@?'
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PR0F. OSlER IS RIGHT
YOUTH ALWAYs SUCCEEDS -.t.E.

Osler isn't the c. y man who turns down old age. Tn tle business world the ''young man i5 always the one who picEs tEa pluIas. It is aa aea ef new thought" new talent," etc; a.d Lhe old man i5 passed ET ja the r&ee.
 One of inc f.ro4 signs Of coming zee Is tHa appearance of gay L&irs. Nbaer you see them, act promptly. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Rem ,Gy will correct this sign, which 50 ,-aa deceiyca people iato thinking tBat age is really upon them. 1t is a well-knoWn fact that Sage and Sul~ rhur will darkcn the hair. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur combines these oia- time remedies with other agents which remove dandruff ana promote ttla growth of the hair.
 asFha manufactarers of this remedy authorize druggists tQ sell it under guarantee that the money wilt be re- feadel ii t fa5ls tg d3 exactly as represented.
 This preparation is oaarea 5o the Dehlie a6 fifty ce1ts bottle and is IaaiHa5.a= .5atsz 55la b#
 MANN-TANKERSLEY DRUG GO.
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s1e Eiird and the " ar..

.& ccuarl sU.hte &aepQr was dfl s.,.. i salesman from one town to aaof.5. hen. la passing ,hro7@s wooa,s seeaoa, t!ie aaleazaan seized the l.5..- ad laua@ht tae horse 10 ha!t
 What s2 tAat aoise3' he quef'ea, 't~ ,ooins 10 peculiar sound rea f-au liie woods
 '.Ihat2 Oh, that's q partridge aref nta&' replied the driver
 We'll unused the salesman. lestia% 60 the lines, "I hope he's hud better luck than have today" Boston Herald
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WAS IN A
 TERRIBLE FIX
\ Georgia Woman Tells How She Felt Like She Was Being Kill.
 ed-Cardui Helped Her.

Pelham, Ga.-'I was in a terrible fix" writes Mrs E. L.. Bigharn. of Pelham, Ga. II was so weak l could hardly walk across the room had such pains In my sides and would swell up so I could hardly stand it. was irregular and could not do my work. My head ached all the time, so bad at times felt like 1t would kill me. also suffered with drawing pains i'll my legs and my back hurt and was getting poorer every day, but Cardui got me up able to do my work and feel. better than have for some time.
 'i cannot praise Cardui strongly enough. will recommend it to all my friends"
 As tonic, for weak women, we know ii nothing equal to Cardui. IL gives A.0olrength and ambition, brightens the Dtes, clears the complexion, regulates
 system and helps you back to a
 v youthfulness of looks and feeling.
 Jade from pure vegetable ingredients, ..e contains no powerful, mineral drugs, or deleterious compounds. Containing no glycerin, or similar material, it has no nlawkish, disagreeable taste, and has no possible bad after-effect. fsoutely harmless, it is good for lv4Ng and old and should be in every
 Aly. Tryit.
 -,ur druggist sells it.
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Prnnf ni l.cr.nl l.;I;a..

Tie 0na~1 ean't understood Hh5 you imagine sae h9s wonderful con. Fersat.2Hai powers. when as T ma ter Of fact she talks extremely little.
 The Gther@Fhat's just it. She shows remarkable discretion in the seleelea of thinga to De left unsaid.~ Chicago News
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n S. Rexford SIS New York ',

F. S. Rexford, 615 New York Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo, says: T had B severe attack of a cold which set tied in my back and kidneys and I was in great pain from my trouble. A friend recommended Foley Kidney Pills and I used two bottles of them and they have done me world of good"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14
A.L2.:iiad Eis.elrf.

First Professor My Gear colleague. I'm 6 uttle puzzled NAea did tho 1rst Pcioponnealan war 6pein2 .gnc- ord frofessor-B. C 431. First Pro ressor-Quite right, quite ri@nt. 1hay is the number Of hy docTor's teie. phone. 1 was to call hin up and .at Aim ny wife is sicE ssx@bai.4e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14
NANN-TANKERsLEY nRUg co.
t'=-

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 The ola ...,.uls, .. sue k ==s..sta.- a a..= Christmas ea.eil2. &a.e4 .s ~al. aa served br ,ee tr.s- l.sa &a"a At Caalenas CT sjta 'fi1aa@ day has bee2me 4ulto a,sse5=.fo in I'att9@a l relic af tbe 8lsssg.zaa@p 1T HaaIan1 l.. howrveg up7,sersa.' sa 2d 4taue soctet carvaa ss4jt t ssat'= } s=.ena la sae bduef: ef 1i ia~a.s s.o,tez2. OK z5.a Vt.#ig sgssF esa.l .a .orHet t..yz sar h0lG a'f tasst'h hf ,ef 't.a@ s.at5'e. Fl Christmas roa @a2 FFa.fje#jFe en. l.nowa ie sH*'gHi iitf'e rore 'aaa haif a renlnfy a@o. T Was atroaueea .Hto this eagG}r tea et;a,afHHF. @ae'a 5ae EHFlseBas Jfee= uas been potr@, }satUra of ChfTstma% are festivitteS fas =sntarief h} s'e Hriaea eoasort sae# E. 5fier aia 9ane3a4e MestMtastet e. sarse
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14

Foley Kidney Pills contain just thu ingredients necessary to regulate and strengthen the action of the kidneys and bladder. Try them yourself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14
The Mystic Seven.

The Rossel islanders in New Guiue.. hold the number in great awe A nntive policeman when asked what the numerals in the local dialect were gave them readily enough, but hesi- tinted at the number T. You might pot always say that nunber hn explained sometimes fl drought on t}eundcr- storms if you did. And you must ncv. ar say it at all when @4u went to Adele island to got cocoauufs or fish because the mos; frightcal results sTould tna"uhtedlF Follow" Miss Gfims9ae eoa, t.e~ for suDerstl- ton n her Ia"I. oa ~Tha New %ov Guinea
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14
Ap E T q asY Arrangan

Wife-Am l. then. Lever ta &a>e Y ,;'ay ,n anythin@?" tuSaaHf IlFtai. 7. deac Nae; Iarb a%rets Tou @ati !.arz ~o'a= a,G. Y 5s"s - Nffos Fl htvs 4s;2s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14

 Graphic paytime nearly
  shomes the block that there family living
  by little effort could get 
  will twenty-five will number subscribers Saturday m. Remember the each subscriber chance $5 % and or
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'S0 rou a'n c"i3,. 'p. .er: n.@relr

TD you h'N @Ht5i=. sP lsr f'e ah2"
 '.iee. 5ho !as@isz.s far lHsie houe where rss pas ia fees aaafas; ,a.a val. Hfs-# e.5a.. .44 z,fatE my pi. iu ,.pa1fG3# a9' fa ftn 70 #.i5.l- E 5oa ne.
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 "t.n.t ftf''
 70 aoantifui eH.it | yzigi he :, snanas 2or yea to 4et marrie aud Spoil ig.s. ,tl4ota 59H iH5ti5iE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14

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fl "a

'tIess q l"ilit&rr#foefise young @bap
 0ughI to t.a itc's4 na.taran Gf nine aars
 'Inna~sile! Why hes only teonfv, two years, id
 'I fa0n, but he once spenf six months in South amegiea. .e-Gleve?aad eadee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14

No man z@aa fs.sst1-s hss nan business s# er ea1ah.s5az= 'tf having nothing IL ia iIarFiet telf,tsra'4I'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14
Print Shop ' Talks
 iH fz 1-- AaY lN . h4Ll. t-A

Clothes don't make man, bu' they do count
 Good printing only won't ip, crease your business, but it will help. We arc the prize helpers,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-06-14
544; 3lU Ii ,s,l -z.> ts,, t#t.:


 The negro aaHaeH.fe IL the Hflsr. Endian jungle finds aau.aHeepias eEa sasy. Fruit and vegetables grow wita sll about the hut @aa the .'ireg aasa.ztas with fish. On Waaa s.ay aI. 5at .zts ev do is to pick foN af the herrias e the soap berry tree zalze her cla;i.t> b. the river and use the berries as si4, would use ordinary .>oap Even be- cooking pots gfoN n the trees. ia3 calabasb eut in hast. being nsed L., sbis purpose. Ca, i=tshes are uszf @I3o for bowls. htaiH> and jugs cnrrying water from t'.e 1.cer. vi .ae smau ones make excellent clt V fhe afternoon, w4Ho she ia re- far her cup of fna. tl1a ssrass 9, aaf ! t!o1eo laaVAs frem th,. By3e iy geo.oa@ at ter d,or t,sal- ;te s4ueezes .l1a iniee iron, J scaa1 z-.H t3r sEenteai5a and ffe ee'eas;is=. [.,iea :&a Glili5 1'hns she teaS :. :. 1icua up oi tea without dependiu2 .. >Ge grocer fof t. She makes the niatS for her floor aut of the dried leaves of Eha banana, plaited and sewed togeth. er as the old country people in tbso country make their rag matSY
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-06-03
LIST OF HORSES
At JOSEPH SHOW
RAINY WEATHER CONFINED DIS.
PLAY TO UPPER VALLEY
LARGE CROWD THERE.

Joseph, May Slowing to the
rainy weather, only horses in the
immediate vicinity were shown at
Joseph last Saturday, except Jack
Johnson of The Buttes brought in
his beautiful Morgan, Clarion.
Competent judges say there is not
another county west of the Rockies
that can show as many fine horses
as Wallowa. The riding of the Mis-
ses Boyd. Fleener and Ames is
worthy of mention Prizes awarded
to lady riders: Miss Mabel Boyd,
first, Lake Fleener second, Miss
Ames third.
After the parade, Andy Hevearn
did stunt of broncho twisting
and did it with credit to himself
Following were the animals shown:
Morgan
Clarion, the finest speiman of his
class that ever crossed the Rocky
Mts., owned by Jack Johnson.
Standard
Teddy A., record 2.14A, and two
colts sired by Teddy A., owned by
e. Hogoboom; mare and colt sired
by Teddy A., owned by A, E. Lilly
of Lostine; Ada May and Midget,
yr. old, owned by F. D. Rinehart; Ac-
alite coach and Morgan) 8 yr., own
ed by George Cole.
Kentucky saddler
Pat Squirrel, owned by Harry Mays
two yearlings and l colt sired by Pat
Squirrel. owned by ]. G. Fleener.
Percherons
Silver King, John Fruits. weight
1924. King. ]. E. Baxter, age 8,
lbOC. Picador II, Marion Isam. 8,
1850. Jack, Carl Whitmore, /, 1915.
Browny, Carl Whitmore, /, 1895.
Dock, Henry Mitchell, 8, 1926. Mon
telth, H. B. Davidhizer, 8, 1900.
Shire
Touch-menot, G. w. SalIiday 2O10.
Clyde ~ ~ =,
Lord Marmion, 8. p. Williams &
Son, 2, 1900. Chief Justice, e. d.
Peat, 5, 1850.
Belgian =
Sergeant. H. b. Davidhizer, 8, 1880.
Rinehart & Richards. 4, 1900.
Work Horses
Span of mares and one colt f. ID.
Rinehart, 300. Mare and colt, Geo
Il. Richards. Gelding, ]. p. Black 2,
1865.
II Bulls
jeff Pogis. Jersey, A. Rutgers.
Jack
Prince, 3, go, owned by Daniel RI
bail.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-06-03
HOT LAKE SANAToRIUM;
INLAND EMPIRES PRIDE

In another column is found the an
nouncement of the Hot Lake Sanato
rum, calling attention to the won.
derful medicinal qualities of the wat.
ter flowing from the great boiling
mineral spring.
The Hot Lake Sanatorium is a
home institution, owned and managed
by an Oregon man. 1t consumes Ore
gon products purchased from Ore
son dealers and should receive Ore
gon patronage.
The Hot Lake Sanatorium is one
of the wonder places of the West
and one of Oregon's greatest natur-
al advertisers. The thousands of pa.
tients who have been cured at this
great health restoring institution, re.
turning to their homes throughout the
Middle West, the East and our own
Northwest, have done as much II
not more to bring Oregon, and espec-
tally the Inland Empire, to the at
tention of thinking and inquiring peo-
pie than any one institution or nat.
ural feature In this great state of
ours. The citizens of Eastern Ore
gon have reason to speak with pride
OF the Hot Lake Sanatorium.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-06-03
OVER 60 PER CENT
/. PASS EXAMINATIONS
lwALLowA COUNTY EIGHTH
GRADE PUPILS MAKE FINE
RECORD IN MAY.

Out of total of IS pupils who
took the eighth grade examinations
in this county AZ were given dlplo-
mas. or over so per cent success
fu;. This is probably the highest av-
erage of any county in the state;
the highest at least, that has been
published in the Portland papers.
OF the 81 who failed to pass, II
failed in only one or two studies,
and are therefore entitled to an
other try at the next examination to
be held IN this county next Septem-
ber,
Especially noteworthy are the rec
ords of the pupils of district 6 Uo.
seph) and district 21 (Enterprise)
Al Joseph II out of 13 passed, and
at Enterprise 12 out of Is received di
plomas. In district 60 four out Of
five passed, in districts 20 and So the
single applicants pa ed.
Following are the names of the sue
cessful ones arranped by districts
and the number IN eac,i district who
failed to pass:
District S--A,bert Warner, Floyt
Laird Failed . pass 2.
District 6-Lucile Mulkey, Shirle,
Hayes, Getta Jennings, Pansy Foster
Roscoe Foster, Nellie Graves, Iren'
Gaylord. Clarence Atkins, Irma Deal
George Wells, Louis Stevenson. Fail
ed to pass
District Willard Lewis, Elm
Hunt. Frances Mckenzie, Roy McCut
bin, Allen Bright, Failed to pass, G
District 2i-vera Stubblefield, CaI
rie FaIconer, Marion Jordan, GARNER
Clark. verna Haney. Mana Miller. Eth
el Murray, Portia Steel. Minnie viii
gerodt, Anna Emmons, Perry Wal
mock, Leonard Jordan. Failed to pass
two.
District ez Iln,a Galbraith. Fa.
ed to pass, !. easy
District a,-Failed to pass, !.
Distric. tG--Andrew Stewart, Id
stewart, Alfred Miller. Ella Miller
Failed 10 pass. /,
District 72-Failed to pass, 2.
District 23-Mipnie Weaver.
District 4s-FloFence southwicl
Failed to pass, !,
Dist. 12-Hazel Young, Helen Bra
ton. Iona Mccrae. Eta Bell, Mario
Covcrstone. Mabel Bell, Olive Tulle.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-06-03
Myra Braughton. Failed to pass, g..
District 32-Bessie Conley. Failed
TO pass, 2.
District 55-Manda Hagen.
District 25-Failed to pass, l.
FIFTEEN ATTENDING THE
ANNUAL TEACHERS SCHOOL

The summer normal held by Coun-
ty Superintendent Conley and Prof.
A. G. Smith is we'll attended and work
is progressing nicely. Prof. c. G.
Mack is taking Mr. Conley's place as
an instructor, owing to illness in the
latter's family. Forenoon sessions
are held until 1890 p. m, the re
mainder of the day being allotted to
study. The following are enrolled:
Edith Ghormlsy;. Powwatka; Cor
inne Bue, Ida Stewart, Andrew Stew
art, Mary Braughton, Myra Braughton
Jennie Coleman, Stella Brandon. Wal
Iowa; Bethel Mackenzie, Lostine; Ell
sic Warner, Joseph; Mrs. Ruth Swain
Milton; Jeanette Willgerodt, Eve
Falconer, Laura Weaver, j. H. Shirk
Enterprise.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-06-03
AMONG THE CHURCHES

Baptist Church: The meetings OF
next Sunday will be in charge OF
committee Of three men in the morn
Ing and of ladies In the evening. Pro.
grams of considerable interest will
be given and will be we'll worth hear
Ing. The evening meeting will be a
missionary meeting.
Christian church: Rev. w. s. Crock
ett will preach Sunday morning at II
o'clock.
Christian: Do Bible schools teach
children right7 Come out to the Chris
tian Bible school at 9:45 a. M, Sun
day. II is Children's Day throughout
the United Statea. Didn't know that
did youT A fine program will be rem
dered by the children In the evening.
Do not miss 1t. It is free.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-06-03
Cities Must Hold
License Elections
Supreme Court Holds Home Rule Am
enament imperative In
Dry Counties.

Saloons in dry county are vio-
lation Of the local option law, the
so-called Home Rule amendment hav-
lug no effect until a municipality vot-
es wet at an election called for that
purpose. This is the gist of the rul-
ing of the Supreme court, affirming
the decision of Judge J, w, Knowles
In the case of E, T, Schleur,
Mr., Schleur was granted license
by the city council Of Joseph and
a test case was made. Judge Know
les held that the council had no
authority to grant the license, and
held further that the Home Rule a
mendment would have no effect ev.
en- If the city voted wet at spec
ia, city election. The Supreme court
affirms the main point, holding the
license granted is illegal but the pub
lished repert of the decision seems
to hold that If municipality in a
dry county votes wet at a special
election held for that purpose them II
is exempted from the county option
law.
Only the saloons at Joseph are af
fected by the osc.sion. the "sofi
drink" establishment. in Enterprise
the one at Lostine and two al
Wallowa operate without licenses
There is a $4O0 soft drink" license
in Enterprise that used to be enforced
but has not been lately:
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-06-03
Decoration Day
Services At Flora
Addresses BY w. s. Miller and G.
w. addock-Planning Fourth
Il OF July Celebration.

Decoration Day was appropriately
observed at Flora by services held
in the Baker & Drake hall. Rev. w.
S. Miller and George w. Paddock
made addresses, and the school child
rem contributed songs.
At the conclusion of the program
in the hall, the march to the ceme-
terry was made in the following or
der: Advance Guard of ~ boys, who
had been drilled by ]. T. Gilmore; G
A. R. veterans' Relief Corps Span
ish War veterans; Royal Neighbors;
Citizens.
Flora Is planning the biggest cele-
bration Of July 4th ever held in the
North Country.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-06-03
FARMERS UNION PICNIC AT
WALLoWA LAKE NEXT WEEK

A committee of the farmers unions
of this county met at the court house
Thursday and completed arrangement
for the big picnic to be held at Wal
Iowa lake next Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. Those in attendance
were II. b. Davidhizar and ]. A.
French, president and secretary of
the county organization. A. Wade Of
the executive committee and T. l..
Sherod, president of the Wallowa un.
ion.
The picnic will be big affair, par.
tioipated In by four counties, Una
tllla, Union, Baker and Wallowa. A
special train will bring in the out
side people, and large attendance
from this county Is expected The
tent Accommodations at the lake
will be reserved for the visitors from
other counties and Wallowa county
ipeople are expected to bring theil
own.