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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-23
Musmdrttse Sysdrtte.
pev Dor. 22. September.

Rtv Dor', x. September.
Rsst.-3ufutr 29, ,4s2 Bbl... serianbt
5.Is0 Bb!s. Der Tartt mar hsute left.
Sprtus q atent s5. .8o-5.5O. Binter Straiahts
A.00-4.l5, Wiutsr ga.ents s425-4 so.
Sprina clears 81. .25-l.5). Dinter Srtras
no. | tS.5o-3.70. 70. b. S3.35-3.45
Ranfas traiatts &4.40-t.55.
RoasenmeaI III letter. Tair bIs
suies $4.7s--4.95, dotss bts fanep 800
$50.
RaismsAt IN 'st. F.in.s n.is.s
snb seIbssti. .40-l.421l, srob,s 81. .35-l 40,
ailneries 1855.
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ou'es t4.s5-5.l5, 4oiee bis faucp s5.2o-
6.55.
BaAn.t,sn nomin.a. smertean 85c
| une aanaoian Csc c. |. T. Aep 9or..
| aoegsa III feft. 10. 2 sDeftsru 92e
BEL Ansunft {. l. I. Buffalo.
3GAs III fen. Ietissrts 1l5--l2ic
c. If. Buffalo.
NET. 3ufusr p 800 su.. s.rfanbt
5000 gu. Rerft iit i,ar'. 30. 2 rotser
Rexsr lo01<e Inn elesatsr unb l02e {. 0. g.
| f1uimmsno, 30. l Eort5erH Duluth Sl.l9H
| I. .. b. fApimmsns.
mslf4forn. 9ufuhr 2O.s7s. g.r.
ianst 2s.473 gu. Rar,. isk. erport
Ro. 2 75e'. b. i4pimm.nb. DO. 75Kc
TN GleDato9.
oaf,r.- 9ufusr "a. .25O su.. gsrianot
- Ba Mar.t fart. e.ansare net
Sr SEE. so. 2 ~eita 52Ji. 80. 8 52t.
Rs. 4 size.
5su III itetia. prsma l25c. Ro. !
l1S-l2oc, SO. 2 II0-il5e, 80. 5 s5--l05e.
te,fsr III tetic. State 1911. oreirarsr
tss Aoiee 60--57e; 1910. 40 -i2e; gaciiit
Goafleli. srslHdrsr bis Aoies 39-44c.
1910, 40--42c.
Sau.s Nns Hau. Central 9msriet
zoe, Bogota 2l lA-22xt.
I 2sssr In fteiis. bemIsS a4Hl-27e.
| 9srs IN itetts. SamtIp $l9.00-!l 90
hort clear Sis.75-l7.5o. Isb sl7.0J-.
I7.T5.
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Nss ti2.50-ls.oo, Deefse4iusen s29 81
--s2.50, Bsrpadt si3.o)--13.50, Gttg sstr.
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Ties. 10 bis IA Sfs., 1iL-i31,t, DO. StlI
tern sH-sxc. DO. satmsen l3-l31It.
sAma.s III fen. NteoIs Def prtri
S3.45 -- 9.55. EafEnirses II. felt. goH
tinsut $1,000. 9. 4. tl0.s5, aompOuno
-sls.
rsfs IN piais. - srims sta 7lts
Gsuntrs ss4-74c.
Uaumu OF II aamsn. Del uulereaslt
SrtEsa rohss $3.50 $50, prtma sSmms:
SeIbes ~. .40-7.60.
Bets Ieu NJ III itetta. siafHnir.es a.n
ysrf tT.s5, SslIaeelpsta uns ssItimor,
81 .35. ss. In Gall $3.50.
Dolls III rubts. GomeitIe 5Issu EhiC
27-2sc.
| oar, IN rubis. stratash. s.ps9HIi4s.
biS sutss Ss.s5.
fsspsatin III rahis su 54c
9sis IN ieit- - 9tMketmii DER az
I5ke. Bstna 5l--8e.
Rslsffss IN ftstta. Esv Orleans Cpsr
Kettle. gutter bis toiee. 35-50c.
SH 6er.-- Ssser fsft. Nuseapass. 3.
Ten, 5.4ske. Sentrtfusal % fst 596t a c
EslaHes.. .3u6er 81 Tsft 5.2ln. Raffiutrts
IN feft. eut seat 7.55. Grultss las
Heuil - 7.l0c. Sabes 7.09e. RcDoers'
6.S5e, GranuIc.ss s.T5c. Diamond N
s.75, Gsafeetisaers ya@ 6.Soe, SO. / $50
10. 2 s5jc. sss. 1850. 80. 4 6.45s, no.
6.4oe, Res 6.35c, Ro. 6.30:, &c.
9. .25e. 30. . 8 90. 9a. 10. e.l5:, Ro. !
s.i0e. Gs. II 6.05s. Sc. Is s.01:. &c. i
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NAT isfs.
Or rsesrIs

Suaer. - ygesfs zen. Nd't1svtsr eat
2caf s.I0c, prpberss 740. Gu4ss 7.55e.
aranaIates T.sOe. ssnfsetisrsrs :, ~ 7.l5t.
o. 81" 6.95-7.l5e. retser sFtrs 81
s.sx-s. .00e. EXTRA Is" 6. s.70-s.s0c. orsini.
rer selber @ 6.60--Sest.
Wefaffp IN hstls. res Crsssss
pyen Asttle st--44c. Senirifxsai ls-2k.
per 0aaene Sorssum ss-sTe per osGs.e
Rsts.-Rarst yismtiA lsttsit Sab Ns.
tis. seuifians. kdney osaS g. -sks. vrtms
4T-51e. ereindrsr 3 -Ae. SsSss sx -
4Sss per Dfanb.
Tairn 9robafte.
Dxttsr. - Rartt ruaia ums .aam ftesia
fur ereamerr. 5sncu 9reamsrs 2sxe.
Greemsrs fras als. b. feeonbs zoe, faney
Dairp ise. re. 1 IKE ssr Bfuns
Rate -Mnst itetis. Dsls Vat l8ke.
SsreweitsriiAsr lac, Asp Dart 1+xe.
S&peissr Ii - 1Sc. 2imsurgss llX--
i5e. DriaIst<e per 4fsss
Gier. Birflih frii6e Sier fommsn
nidt PIE! in ben Martt. grima friide Dub.
nereler 22Me. firfts Pie. creindru firSts
IKE. .fsecnbs i41Se per rusene s,ertuit as
0efIaaef -Rntfraae ant, i3ufubr mshs
atuaasab. Eprina gki6enS BON . Vfunn
uwe eartber lac. slsiHs Sprtnssrs untes
Dfb I2i<e. cAAnse li--i2ise. oatRs 7 Ti<e,
1ruitaknsr IA L-lTs. Suns Sc. iunse On
ten uon gfe. urh baratsr i2Kc, unfer 8
pfune lie. elite lie. oanis s--Se per Sfs.
EbA une Osmafe
AepfeI. 5anep Si.H ~ 2.25, eut,
si2j - LIS. sevObnIite $i.00-l.2 rs pc,
Dbl.
Sitrsnsa Wasst astis. Gallfs.nis
81 .G0--5.01 per Atjes.
Csawssa. Rsrftsstis sab itssts. -
cate ssalsnf,a $500 - AS per Rite.
gftrfiAs. fGnrp noyolt@e Ctil
q. 25-Sa-50. CUTE $l.15--20o, aerohniih,
81 .5c--I.75 per 1u. Sancp TsiHssaR u. y.
-2 90 per Bu.
Ne tntraubea. - Qeneores Lille
aiaaara IL ~ Lee per 3 NIB. asss. CeIo
mare 10--lIs per Donp sRosb.
Hflaamen. Damien 500 - "a
per Bu.
n--e7.Oo per Obi.
gu u6esmefoneu ~ G4te Re6pfosbi
81 .26-i.5o per Crate.
4Grteffsta. - Giubeimif9e 94.O0--
4.25. asutu6p ~ Bu. Sad t3.50-3.Y
doftern Shore t3.7S-4.00 per 0bl. uni
81. .l0-l.i5 per Ua. auf BEN 0eieiie.
Asssf. - 2ss6 hstis. ei3.00--lt.0i
per Ton auf benz @elstte. GtRtetmti9si
81 .OO--i.2 per Tat.
an y ttsIa.-Ginbsiusii6s ssibs $40
~ 10, petts tl.a5-l.16 per Du.
Usstsa.-26-Soe pa DsAsnls
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WSetau Msarft.

Rem Dort, %. eeptember.
9tnn 1T i6wad su s36.50 - $500,
aupfer idmad aate gu S12. .621,-I2.75,
electroIptbtc ~ s1225 1880 uno Ga
fling su $l2 .l21z-l2.371a. sIsi war fiaa
iu s4.45 - 4.s5; SpeIter fiau su $3.50
800. GtieR mar ruhig. 20. 6ounorp
9ortbsru 81 $l5.25 -- 1850, Ro. 2 DO. gu
Slb00-l5.25, Ro. Southern ano go. 2
E0uttetu loft tu $l5.0U-l5.50.
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Aus 6uolers &erfitatt
Bon Or. SObannts Diosner,

Gin Griihfommertag. Sonnen
ipollte it mid i'm borasif4en 2ano.
Tenn bic nelfheu Bpetsu empfinoeH
ibrsn 2snan taft allie 70. Die fiber
nen oiieelreiben, bic iih milb pie Got
terarms su ibrsm Gsnf binunterntigen
Der fdimmerHpe unn itol3e Ge,; bet
bIibsnbe gIus Der Shfpdne in be,
Spnns; nus oisit tlafiiten 8errli4.
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asteags, %. September.

Stneytes Eetpes 81 so -- 500,
Tslas stisrs 81 4.50-S.30. weflias etiers
x.25-7l0. sto6ers uns fessers s3.l5-
$50. ease uHs Ssi'trs s.. .25-6.20. RaIser
ss.O0-9.75. Rartt itetig.
sAusiRs - Seitt: S.. so - 7.20. ss;
mtintt s650-7.2G, iapert ST.. 10. .l21%.
raase Sc 40 -- s55. suis ba auserIs',ns
iEpsrs s6.65-7I2I. strtsI t4,25-6.50
Martt Ian9ia
sta't uRp aAmm.r.-S2a'e: Gin
kstnti4s s.. .50-4. 25, reagits 81 As. 80.
sakrlins. 90. TITO.
aamnsr Sins.imifAs 81 00--6.0
w.aI!Ae s4.25-6.25 Wartt ftettg.
9ufakr 49, AiHopisa $500. SADstHs
Is, 900, e.aFs une atnner 900.
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Gliesss. %. sspscm5er.


Re li.-Warit iebr uussreseIt g9tnt.r
Sassnts ~ .01--4. 81. Gtrafekts $i.25-4.5O,
Gyrtns patsats bsfes $40. s.rasSs.s
14.25-4.5o. Dassrs 81. .6o--t90.
BstasR.-gar eeptsmssr ss s5lie.
an eAlus Csc Fur Eesembsr 96H-
091se. am sAtas s5sse; far Rai iO014
--i03he. ann enlub i0lsse
8sif Assrw. Shr Sept. osl4-69e.
an GAlub 6s7e fur Tessmber s4h,--
64sze, am eAlub 64s.c. iir ylai 10 -
--66,[e. am SHIuB 6slzr.
Nafss. - 6Rs eestember <41s-452sc,
am eAIut ts1.e; iarDeiemSsr 461ss-471l4e.
am SNlut 47He; fur Rai 4s-4shc. am
SAiut A0xe.
Rsessn. Rs. q 93e.'
Ger ks. - 0ats yxftsseerfss 10 1880 95c,
eute bss Astcs Eaitssrits il2-l22e.
8Ia - as mes.-- Q. @. 2l5 1e.
Re-. ! !. y. 2S2c.
Atm sttsfaamrn. - Reaer Sl2.5o--
l4.1 per Gsatusr.
AIeefaamsn. - $l2.75 ~ 1915 per
Gentnsr.
Retpsrf. - sl5.37S--l6.5o per Dbl.
7hr sanuar $500 - N.15, am Shlus
Sls.22h; flirIEai tl5o5-i6.25, am StIat
ei5.20.
% msIs.-oe.l0 yss 100 yfuns. Jl,
Ssst. oo.xe---e.Bo, Gm eAtut %. 20;
tar Cltotss es.3ox-e.sTK. am eHlut
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RIartr geariff.

Gtubicfus GiifieI (unter unfds.
li6er Ruk ouf alien Bieren fries
denb): .SeBt if mir erit reft iIar,
mas @oefhe nit ben Morten .Grsn3en
Der msnftbrit@ retnt!@
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eflGrio n.

Sunqer Gatre: ..llnb fchtpdh Frc
bieie Weiber! W(sins Srau fdlt mnHhs
nal ihon pom QsTea oss Wfpoeiour,
nails In Sbnmaht!"
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GinctnnatE. "a. Septembsr.
9ufubr uub Berianot udhrenb ben per:
Eoiiensn - StuHbeB, persliden NIT ben
porbergs9eaoen Ea9eu, warsn tpis folst :
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russs aas itssis. Die Haassa auoilrsa pis

ulsariaG Genie unssass.
Der iimiat TN bieaaen GfearInsbaas be-
lief fid beute auf s4,0i7, $50.
Rssaf.e essmritztsn.
IN Der Borie warsn bic 6eihdfie aud
bsu.e spieoer iehr rubie uno bic Erelie ftno
iHpat. Sersduit unrbsn:
IN bss 0sffs.
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Nesy) y)srier DsaD. Gnstirsnaen

Gt6siss 9. yE.-......1.. z IG. J. ~
s.4aI:s z i;., - 81. ,...,s' Liza: a s.s ~
SsIl.su Q4s - sn -. sfNH ~ y
0sissests aGess ssrte. y = sss, A-s... ~
Ssii 49,. : 3 =, ) SO * x =. !, -: -:
lssi q c.ssssi 49, ss.! - e. y -,
trs drM IA is.r ss<,,s f.. So
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fftf,.. C e II Il slIs..s z r.
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tsis &Ntess H.... 80 esgsb 4s< al <s.. ~
G10 sh. 3 xt. y ~ Sssty - sb ~. ~
10 = osslsN e.. g 4sssl -, J. ~ y ~
$7ts a T.. -. M II. III: ::s 80 !. T.. |. w ~
6sis Ssts~ tssa w.... skiniss ~ ~ ~. nj
1 =. q lxta e.. ssst 4 =. 0nn1a G.. .tTss'
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BON, Welouaartte.
Iarettsa. "a. cent. 1911.

DteItet -. SSp~ AOits
!. Tts situation IN TIM kieiisen Gelbmarste
Snperdnbeyt seblieten. Tie Naniruae rah
QarIgben ipdr ieine iebr arobe, bod fino
bic 3insroien feft. Goa ben Santen
ruurben Iarithen ION eaa' ~ az
oasgeIiebsn uno geindftspapisrs ~ oz--
80 bsSton.irt. Sm ofisnen 5Rarfte fcnroen
TarIebsr ON eaI' III -4TE uns aaf
3eit lu 4t--b2 pluetrt.
sJtdhgtf sns Gsu nsa
rmrben III 1Se uno 25c Tissonio per $1,000
swtiten Bantea pertauft. Gte aouHters
rate beiraet 5os pramis per $1,000.
sasdiid ssi dnrsss.
poren stetia. Seuts nnb bic ioIaenssn
Cuctirungen ~ beritten:
gcnbou, Tass eiht, A.S7 per
6, 90 7aae Siht, s4.84K Der Il:
laris Taae5iht, 5l21x-5l5 JrancS per5 100
10 1ass Sihi, 5l711sS-52o Jranes per 500;
fiir Dsuii4lans Iass Std3t Mart s51ss
bo. 90 Iass Gitt, S4Le.
documentary Hils anf 2cnooa fuurben
su t4.62<, auf 0lasaoD su $4.821 unn
auf Dslfais ~ sA.82 persauft.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
Circuit Court suits,

Circuit Court Suttoy
Jan. Nv. j. Funk q co. VS.. ]. w.
Wilson and Artie A. Wilson.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
METHODIST CHURCH NEWS.

Tho Ladies' Aid society met last
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. DE
Vore. Thirty-five ladies were pres
ent. Plans were talked over for
he now year. The ladies have ar
ranged for church calendar. The
members and friends of the churcn
ire divided up to represent tne
months, weeks and days of the year,
each one to pay ten cents a month
,or the entire year-the weeks col
Getting from the days and the months
rom the weeks and the year from
he months. Considerable interest
s being taken and success is assur-
ID. 1t is planned to have monthly
soclals to which the whole calendar
will be invited.
Rev. G. G. Haley, Phi. D.. will
lold the second quarterly confer
,nce on Friday evening at the parson
lge. He will also preach next Sun
lay at both the morning and even
ng services. A cordial welcome to
all.
Rev. B. F. Meredith went to Wal
owa Monday morning to assist Rev.
Johns i'm revival meetings. He ex-
)ects to be gone two weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society meets this
geek with Mrs. Clark Amey. Of
icers will be elected for the pres
ent year.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
FIGHTERS BOUND. OVER.

At the hearing OF the principals
n the cutting affray at Wallowa last
week, both parties were bound over
20 the grand Jury in the sum of 5000
each. LaBlanche the fellow accused
of cutting ALFRED Arthur, gave the
required bond, but i'm default of bail
Arthur was brought to Enterprise
md lodged in the county jail.
The charge against Arthur is sell
ing Intoxicating liquors. It is claim
I'D the row started over Arthur dun
hing LaBlanche for the pay Of a bot
lie OF booze.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
WEDDING BELLS.

A quiet wedding was solemnized
in the parlors of the Lewis hotel
Monday evening, January 8, at 1880
when Rev. Clifford Ernesty pastor
If the Christian church, pronounced
he words that united in marriage
Mr.. w. l.. GaskiH of Portland and
Miss Maude Eaton Of Joseph. A
few intimate friends, the brides
mother, Mrs. Laura Eaton, and Mrs.
Ralph Treau of Portland, Witnessed
The ceremony, which was followed
by wedding supper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaskill will spend several months
in a southern tour, and will then
be at home in Portland.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
We do good Job printing. Try us.
ESCAPED WITH HIS LIFE.

"Twenty-one years ago faced an
awful DEATH" writes II. B. Martin.
Port Harrelson, s. c. Doctors said
| had consumption and the dreadful
cough had looked like 1t, sure
enough. l tried everything l could
hear Of for my cough. and was under
the treatment of the best doctor in
Georgetown. 8. c., for year. but
could get no relief. A friend advised
me to try DR.. Kings New Discovery.
l did so, and was completely cured.
l feel that owe my life to this great
throat and lung cure" Its positively
guaranteed for coughs, colds, and all
bronchial affections. soc and si.00.
Trial bottle free at all druggists,
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11

(To to continued.)
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11

Thousands of pounds of walnuts
and acorns are being shipped by the
government from Arkansas to Dis
trict Forester Chapman OF Portland
TO be distributed for seed throughout
The burned-over districts of the Pa
cific Northwest. Forest rangers will
take charge of planting the seed and
within the next quarter century it is
expected Oregon will have great
quantities of hard woods available
for furniture making and other uses.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11

23-E. F. Sargeant, Butte.
pa. A. Grimes, Pittsburg.
25-Frank Victor, Canyon.
ga. H. Sasser, Swamp Creek
In the matter of cancelling Warrants
Now at this time the County Treas
urer presents the court with war
rants to be cancelled, and after
fully examining and checking said
warrants,
It is hereby considered and ordered
that the following amounts be can.
celled to-wit:
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
TO sklMP ROAD
WORK THIS YEAR
Continued from first page. J

Continued from first page.)
Now, at this time the court pro
ceeds to appoint road supervisors
for the year 1911 and after fully
considering the same,
1t. is hereby considered and order
ed that the following men be ap
pointed to act as road supervis
ors for their respective districts:
10. d. Rich, Wallowa.
3--W. G. McGary. Enterprise.
4-Wm, Newby. Joseph.
81. H. Buchanan, Prairie Creek.
6-R. L. Scott, Divide.
IS. c. Himmelwright, Park.
S-Gus Stumbaugh. mnaha.
&c. II. Daugherty, Pine Creek.
1o-T. c. Bunnel. Trout Greek.
11-Dan Rails. Paradise.
l2-R. NJ. Martin, Lost Prairie.
1S-James Mcneil, Grouse.
III. A. Doud. Promise.
1S-J. NJ. Conley. Flora.
l6-Sam Wamock. Mud Creek.
11--Olof Anderson. Powwatka.
1s-Joe Clemons. Eureka.
2l-Geo. e, Courtney. Troy.
22-F. A. Downing, Leap
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11

Eugene celebrated the conclusion
recently of a whirlwind campaign for
new members of the Commercial club
thct brought 150 additional persons
into the fold. A banquet marked the
close of the contest and the club will
enter upon the new year with good
1eal of enthusiasm. Among the big
plans now being considered is the
erection OF a Commercial club build
ing for permanent headquarters.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11

The Siuslaw river is due for fur
ther improvements and army engin-
eers are preparing plans for north
jetty at the mouth of that stream.
Bids win soon be asked for its con
struction. The south jetty at the
mouth of the Siuslaw is already un-
der construction and the breakwat-
or at the north side of the rivers
mouth win be built by government
appropriations. together with funds
raised by the pert.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
WOOL INNOCENT OF
HIGH COST OF LIVING
(Continrzd from front page)

o the consumer. That the taking
Of the tariff from wool would 1neVit-
ably drive the f!ocks from the rang
ss and farms as quickly as they could
be got rid of ON the market, is our
conviction. That this would be
nothing short of national calamity,
every right-thinking person must ad-
nit. We would, however, detail
The direct and Incidental damages
that the country would sustain.
81. An industry that employs
sarge number of men at very hlgn
wages would be lost to the country.
"2. The American people would be
deprived of the home mutton sup
ply, class of meat the most whole
some on the market, a class that
Is never condemned as is beef ana
pork, seeing that the sheep never
suffer from disease communicable to
The human family.
"3. Incidentally, the absence or
his mutton from the market would
naturally raise the price Of beef and
pork to the people.
"A. The land of the United States
would suffer from the loss of the fer
tilizing proportion OF sheep, which
are SO valuable am agricultural as
set as to be hard to estimate; and
would also suffer by the absence OF
he sheep in their capacity OF weed
iestroyers.
"5. Lastly, we claim for sheep,
among all his other merits, that he
is a great protection against forest
fires. eating out and stamping out
Is he does the under-brush; fact
that dis now conceded by the Forest
ry Department, and that in this way,
ne has saved millions OF dollars to
the nation
The resolutions also protest against
the transfer of the bureau OF anil
mail industry from the department
of agriculture to the proposed depart
ment of health, and commends the
great and beneficial work of the
bureau; opposed the bill transferring
from congress to the president the
creation Of additional forest reserves;
asks that additional funds be grant
ed for maintain lance and equipment
of the forest; urges adoptdon by con-
yress of House Bill mo. 27139, and
lsks the legislature to pass a mimi
mum speed limit law covering the
shipment of livestock In this state;
request amendme emit of scalp bounty
law so that in the big counties OF
Eastern Oregon, a person can col
ect a bounty without paying more
FOR travelling expenses than the
bounty comes to; endorses the Cen
lennial celebration of the SETTLE
ment OF Astoria, the Panama-Pa Pacific
Worlds Fair at San Francisco, the
work of the bureau of animal indus
Try in shis state, the work of the
state sheep commission, and of sheep
Inspector w. II. Lyle; the better ad-
justment of relations between stock
men and forest suIery 'sors is CON-
mended and practical stockmen for
rangers advocated: district forest
9r is commended for the exploration
Z! ;hc Irsrazed to'ests of North
ecn Washington: and felieitations
given over the practical benefits Of
the Wool Wai ehouse and Storage
company.
Tho sincere thanks of the asso-
citation were given the people Of Port
land for their cordial hospitality, and
the sheep camps of all members were
offered to any and all Portland peo-
pie on outings, to the non-smoky
side Of the fire and the best NUT
ton chops In the world.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The high school Is In the midst OF
the mid-winter exams.
The Ellison Art exhibit OF 200 pic
lures will be here the last OF next
week or the first OF the week fol.
lowing Students Of the hglh school
will give program. The exact
date will be given later.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11

For LaGrppe Coughs and Stuffy Colds
Take Foley's Honey and Tar. II
gives quick relief apd e:9pels the cold
from your system. 1t contains no
opiates, is safe and sure. Burnaugh
& Mayfield.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
ist church meets Thursday afternoon
With Mrs. Prentiss Homan.
Seventy-five pupils were enrolled
vt the newly organized Baptist Sun
Lay school last Sunday.
Enterprise news-record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911, 1911-01-11
City and County
Brief News Items

Osteopathy sure cure for mead
ache.
Don't overlook those remnants OIL
sale at w. ]. Funk & CO.'S.
4rover Wright was in from the I'm
naha Tuesday.
First class shine at calvin's bar
har sbon 6Sbtf.
Mrs. A. F. Policy, president Of the
County Sunday School associanon'
went to La Grande, Wednesday tq at
tend the district convention.
All phone ordArs for bus TO ana
FROM depot promptly attended o'
White Front barn. Home phone. BID
Mrs. Sheppard Morgan and nutie
son Bryce left Wednesday for the
Dalles, and from there they will 60
on to Portland and join Mr.. Morgan
who Is there under medical treatment
osteopathy the only cure for sci
attic rheumatism.
Thomas McCarty, the we'll known
lid popular marrying squire od
The Imnaha, returned home, Frluay'
s1Jer transacting business with the
county court.
Big bargains in outings, percaIes,
prints, etc. Funk's Remnant Sale.
Closing out all my wall paper al
~ cents the double roll. Fred s.
Ashley. 7lp2
]. P Sanders Is taking a lay-off
from hustling express and freight.
lie dislocated his hip in unloading
some heavy freight last Friday.
Prentiss Homan is preparing to
zen q cash grocery In the old meat
market room. He has had the par
tition removed beween that room and
his cigar and candy store.
Heavy weight dress goods for girls
school dresses. Funk's Remnant
Sale.
Lee c. Henderson, formerly OF
this city, has purchased a half inter
est in the Pasco Express. Mr.. Hend-
erson has been for some time editor
of the Pasco edition OF the Twin
City Reporter.
II you wans good feed for your
team and good treatment come b
White Front Barn 97btf
For either acute or chronic kidney
disorders, for annoying and painful
rlnary Irregularities take Foley Kid
ney Pills. An honest and effective
medicine for kidney and bladder dis
orders. Burnaugh & Mayfield.
Rev. Clifford Ernest went to La
Grande, Wednesday, to attend the
Bible school. From there he will
70 70 Portland and ON through the
lllamette and Rogue river valleys.
lie will be gone about q week.
The next business meeting OF the
Womans Christian Temperance Uni1l
will be held at the home of Mrs. e
o. Dill. Friday, January 10. ALL mem
bers are requested to be present
AN are invited.
TIE highest market price paid for
~ uds o. Grain In exchange for
'ore S'red s. Ashley. 71b2
II. l. Vergere took" the pictures
of the court house "gang", Thursday.
Following We're In the group; Judge
J. B. olmsted, County Commission
ers w. G. Locke and l.. Couch, Coun.
t. Clerk w. G. Boatman, Deputies
c. G. Bilyeu and Edith odle. Sher.
iff Edgar Marvin and Deputy Charles
Crow. Assessor B. f. Miller, County
superintendent ]. G. Conley, Treas,
urer G. w. Franklin and Janitor Clio.
vananni.
Mrs. Harvey Harris returned to
tNr home at Wallowa, Wednesday, AZ
companded by her little daughters
ovita and Maxine, who had been
staying with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Cramer, while Mr.
and Mrs. Harris attended the wool
growers conventions In Portland last
week.