THE BANNER-COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1922.
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CLACKAMAS COUNTY
CARSON HEIGHTS &
CAPITOL HILL
Mr. Geo. HarUaam
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On account of previous engagements
by Mrs. Hugh Gruwell, the entertain
ment which was to have been given by
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Carson Heights church,
has been postponed to the month of
December.
At the meeting held last Thursday
night by the electric service commit
tee, at Knox hall, it was found that
sixty owners had already wired their
homes. There are yet thirty to be
wired and all are urged to wire at the
earliest possible time, as the P. R., L.
& P. Co. wish to begin construction be
fore the wet weather sets In. Another
meeting is called for Tuesday evening.
The children of Capitol Hill celegrat
ed "book week" by dressing in the
characters of children in the books
they had read, and giving a brief out
line of the story. Miss Plaxton, from
the Portland library, visited the school
and told stories to the children.
A board meeting of the Sunday
school tealhers of the Carson Heights
church, was held at the home of Mrs.
J. Kirker, last Wednesday evening, to
discuss the work for the winter.
Mrs. Cachs, who has been living
with her sister-in-law at the Manches
ter house, is moving to Tigard, to be
near her mother.
Margaret Merrick of Capitol Hill en
tertained her little school friends with
a party last Saturday afternoon, the
occasion being her birthday.
Elaine Howard is suffering from the
results of a nail penetrating her foot.
She is. unable to go to school.
St. Clair's Roman Catholic church at
Capitol Hill, will hold their annual ba
' zaar at the church, November 22 and
23. . The ladies of the parish will serve
a chicken dinner both evenings, and
two dozen or more turkeys will be raf
fled off.
The Owl Club met last week for the
election of officers for the coming year.
Mr. Schlegelmilsch, as president, and
F. W. Finke were re-elected, with Mrs.
Tipsword, as treasurer, and F. A.
Doern, as secretary. Plans are afoot
for something good in the way of a
Thanksgiving party.
Mrs. E. L. Brotchi, while visiting in
Tacoma, had the misfortune, when
stepping from a car, to break her right
arm.
Mr. and Mrs. Livingstone, with their
son and daughter, are visiting Port
land from Fairbanks, Alaska. They
were entertained last Sunday by Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Watson of Collins View.
Mrs, Manning Spiker, president of
the Capitol Hill parent-Teachers Coun
cil, attended the meeting of the parent
teachers, held at the court house, last
Wednesday afternoon for the purpose
of making further arrangements for
the entertainment to be held at the
Auditorium, November 25, ,by &Charles
Crawford Gorst.
Margaret and Georgia Hartman are
finding much pleasure in a radio which
their father installed for them last
week.
Miss Anna Griffith, secretary of
Washington Humane Society, with
headquarters in Seattle, is spending a
few days in Portland, conferring with
Mrs. F. W. Swanton, general manager
of Oregon Humane society, with a view
of establishing the Portland system of
caring for the Seattle animal refuge
home. Miss Griffith is accompanied by
her sister, Miss Eva Griffith, of New
York.
The Centenary-Wilbur church of
Portland has been sending some of its
best speakers out to the Cars"on
Heights cuhrch.
Property owners throughout this vi
cinity are much interested as to the
outcome of a meeting, which will be
held at the court house Monday morn
ing, by the county commissioners and
the conservation tax committee, as to
whether or not the county funds will
allow the resurfacing of the Boons Fer
ry road.
Robert Meyers spent the week-end
. at Camp Brockway, where a number
of the old-time scouts were invited to
a get-together social time.
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Mrs. Bert Cole has been quite sick.
Dr. McLean of Oregon City has been in
attendance. j
Mrs. James Rutherford and son Hen
ry returned from Mosier, last week.
Mrs. Holmes and Vera visited with
Mrs. Bert Cota, last Wednesday.
At last the trouble on our telephone
line has been remedied. Some one had
wired the wires together at the top of
the poles. We have had no service
since hallowe en. as the trick was putt
ed off then. A joke is all right, but
sometimes it is carried too far.
Bert Cota has a gang of men repair
ing the plank road between Lower
Highland and Schuebel, iind it was
badly needed as the planks were Dro
en and it was very vhard on automo
biles. .
Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and daughters
made a trip to Oregon City, last Mon
day.
Blanche Creason was quite'sick last
week and unable to attend echool.
R. w. Jackson has been on the sick
list.
Eli Fellows was a Portland visitor,
last Tuesday.
CORRAL CREEK
. By Corral Creek School.
Blanche Brown, Teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Doris Young and fam
ily were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. B.
Graham for Sunday dinner. .
William Lozier has a crew of China
men digging his potato crop.
Mr. and Mrs. McCollum and eon
Charles are back on the W. W. Graham
farm.
Mrs. Wm. Bidder visited school one
day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Edwards and
family of Beaverton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Yates of .Sherwood, visited the
R. B. Graham home during the week;
Grandma Roberts, who has been 111,
is much improved.
Mrs. Blanche Brown spent the week
end In Portland.
Alonzo Vaughn is back In school
again, after his Illness last week. Clif
ford Jones, who has also been 111, was
able to resume his high school work in
Newberg, Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Graham and
daughters Helen and Thelma, spent
Saturday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Say.
Reed Graham has purchased a Ford-
son tractor.
Lloyd Jones visited Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Tooze, Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bidder and fam
ily spent Sunday evening with the J.
W. Graham family.
Norman Say attended the Masonic
lodge at Newberg, Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Minor and Harry
Fisher spent an evening last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Reed Graham.
The Misses Nellie and Jessie Angus
and Jack Angus had tea Sunday, with
the R. B. Graham family.
Hugh Iler and Lea Comstock are
hauling wood to WUsonville from the
Harry Say place.
Gerald Baker, who Is attending
school in Portland, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Baker.
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E. L. Kellogg Is building a residence
opposite the school house, on the river
road.
Bert Robbins has purchased a new
Chevrolet car.
The program committee are plan
ning the details of the Christmas en
tertainment to be given by the Sunday
school of Grace Community church.
Rev. and Mrs. Achor, Mrs. Elmer
Forsythe of Woodburn, and M. J. Ver
non of Oklahoma, were dinner guests
of Mrs. Ella McHargue, last Thursday.
Mrs. Warren Swart attended a re
ception given Wednesday of last week,
at the home of Mrs. Harry Edwards, in
Portland, in honor of Mrs. Louis Abelli
of Bolivia, South America, Mrs. Ed
wards and Mrs. Abelli are sisters.
Edgar Packett. winner of the $2,000
prize, offered last year by the publish
ers of the Cosmopolitan, in connection
with a story published in that maga
zine, has taken one of the Emmons
houses on the river for the winter.
Tom Grady jhas rented the Jack
Hampton cottage on the river for the
winter season. The Gradys recently
sold their home on Addie street to G.
O. Geberg of Nevelle, Canada, who has
already taken possession of his new
home.
Elizabeth Breuchert entertained a
party of eleven last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Henderson have
taken possession of their new home on
the river road.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Booth of Albany
have been visiting the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McCulloch, at Mel
drum. Henry Geymer of Sumner, Wash.,
was a recent visitor at the home of
G. M. CaldwaU.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Blair Miller spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home of
the latter's mother in Portland.
Earl Boardman of Spokane, a form
er resident, visited here last Friday.
A number of the young people; stu
dents of the Washington High school,
attended the school play "Dulcie," giv
en last Friday evening. The proceeds
of the entertainment will be used to
replace the library destroyed in the
recent Are.
A large number of the residents of
Jennings Lodge will attend the road
meeting in Oak Grove, Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harlow were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Gard
ner, Sunday. Mrs. Harlow and Mrs.
Gardner are Bisters.
Mrs. George Gardner will entertain
a party of twelve little girls, Saturday,
in honor of the eighth birthday of her
daughter Winifred.
Mrs. Cora Ingalls has returned from
Hills boro, where she visited at the
home of her son.
Eighteen members of Grace Guild
were entertained, Wednesday, at the
home of. Mrs. Dell Tucker, in Portland.
Twenty new members were added to
the roll of the Community Club at the
last meeting. -
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Roberts visited
at the home of their son, Arthur Rob
erts, in Portland, Sunday.
Mrs. Julia R. Ullrand is confined to
her home with an attack of the grip.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 18, Clackamaa County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, In said road district
at the hour of 8:00 P. M, In the
East ML Scott School House to
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided. -
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 19, Clackamaa County, Ore-
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, In said road district
at the hour of 2:00 P. M. In the
FRANK OTT'S HALL
to vote an additional tax In said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict' No. 20, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, wiU- be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, in said road district
at the hour of 8:00 P. M. in the
DAMASCUS COMMUNITY HOUSE
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to.
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 21, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, in said road district
at the hour of 1.00 P. M. in the
UNION SCHOOL HOUSE
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 22, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, in said road district
at the hour of 2:00 P. M. in the
I. O. O. F. HALL AT BORING,
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 23. Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, In said road district
at the hour of 1:30 P. M. In the
COTTRELL COMMUNITY CHURCH
to vote an additional tax In said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 24, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, in said road district
at the hour of 8:00 P. M. . in
AIMES, NEAR BULL RUN,
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws ol Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing f the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 25, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, in said road district
at the hour of 1:00 P. M. In the
BULL RUN SCHOOL HOURE
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 26, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1923, In said road district
at the hour of 2 : 00 P. M. in the
Sandy Lumber Company's Office
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes .as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of"' Road Dis
trict No. 27, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, in said road district
at the hour of 2:00 P. M. in the
FIRWOOD SCHOOL HOUSE
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
" H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 1 Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, In said road district
at the hour of 8:00 P. M. in the
Council Chamber, " Oregon City,
to vote an additional tax .in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 7, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, In said road district
at the "hour of 7:30 P. M. in the
EST AC ADA CITY HALL
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided. . -
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of. the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 6, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on ,the 18th day of
November, 1922, In said road district
at the hour of 8:00 P. M. in the
CITY HALL IN SANDY,
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict' No. 1L Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, ia22, in said goad district:
at the hour of 2:00 P. M. In the
HAZELIA SCHOOL HOUSE
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.,
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for J 921. that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 12, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, In said road district
at the hour of 8:00 P M. in the
Lake Grove Community House
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trictNo. 13, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, in said road district
at the hour of 1 : 00 P. M. ' in the
PLEASANT HILL SCHOOL HOUSE
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided."
II. E. CROSS. County Judge.
NOTICE OF ROAD DISTRICT MEET
ING TO VOTE SPECIAL ROAD TAX
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to
Chap. 118, General Laws of Oregon,
for 1921, that a Road District Meet
ing of the legal voters of Road Dis
trict No. 14, Clackamas County, Ore
gon, will be held on the 25th day of
November, 1922, In said road district
at the hour of 1:30 P. M. In the
FROG POND SCHOOL HOUSE
to vote an additional tax in said
Road District for road purposes as by
Law provided.
H. E. CROSS, County Judge.
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The County Court
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$1.60; D. T. Meldrum, $10.80; W. C.
Cowgill, Jr., $6.53; Albert Hubert, $46.
01; Frank Marshall $6.22; A. H. Miller.
$78.55; Berge Torkelson, $67.35; Ed.
Hardens, $48.37; Ted Harders, $27.93;
Chris Klinker, $92.39; Henry Schmidt,
$24.24; Gus Zweinman $22.40; Louis
Ochs, $23; O. P. Califf, $27.65; Adolf
Wiederhold, $23.02; Calvin Beebe, $23.-
02; Tom Beebe, $7.47; Frank Ochs,
$23.02; N. Rath, $23.02; M. Grafenhain,
$18.03; Roy Miller, $2.49;Ralph Cha
ney, $8.97; Jack Jones, $4.99; John
Marshall $18.65; H. H. Udell, $27.67;
John Krieger $9.98; Cick Bowdlay, $9.-
98; A. W. Anderson, $9.98; Ralph De
Shazer, $9.9? ; Herbert Udell, $14.97;
C. W. Neumann, $33.96; Jay Morrison,
$4.98; Ray Hanson, $4.98; Orvel Ev
ans, $8.22 ; H. L. Shaw, $4.98 ; John
Motejl $2.49; Ralph De Shazer, $4.99.
Market Road No. 3 Estacada Tele
phone & Telegraph Co., $4.45; D. T.
Meldrum, $11; Schuld Bros., $119;
Road Builders' Equipment Co , $36.50;
Albert O. Ekstrom, $79.63; W. H.
Douglass, $41.89; Raymond Naylor,
$14.94; F. Hoffmeister $4.99.
Market Road No. 5 Road Builders'
Equipment Co., $181;' HowardjCooper
Corporation, $5.95; L. A. Smith, $1,
101.10; Clarence Erickson, $43.57;
Lenord Erickson, $32.73; Bob Seaman,
$19.95; Bill Nicholson, $18.96; H. As
boe, $9.98; Joe Oster, $9.98; Aug.
Damm, $39.84; Roy R, Ridings, $62.33;
G. C. Woster, $9.96; L. N. Jones, $14.
97; S. Tominger, $4.98; H. Hattler, $9.
98; Olof Olsen, $4.99; Peter Olsen,
$8.73.
Market Road No. 6 Oregon City
Foundry, $2.50; George N. Gill Saw
mill, $21.42; Oregon City Sand & Grav
el' Co., $439.15; J. W. Schuld, $14.58;
Johnson, $13.38; F. D. Todd, $17.85;
D. T. Meldrum $1280; J. N. Wallace,
$239.70; J. T. McKinney, $122.52; Wal
ter Schleisceiser, $98.78; Harry Wil
helm, $22.45; Bill Baker, $12.47; Geo.
Batalgia, $4.99; Fred Miner, $34.93;
Dan Huss, $31.18; Shank, $2.48; Ray
Hacker, $2.48; Clyde Swank, $16.45;
Geo. Todd, $7.48; P. T. Wallace, J59.
31; Lester Grimes, $83.76; - Albert
Swartz, $66.31; Geo. Batalgia, $17.45;
D. S. Wallace, $83.78.
Market Road No. 7 A. Mather, $40.
66; Hogg Bros., $24.15; Howard-Cooper
Corporation, $5.48; A. Mather,
$320.60; Wm. C. Perry, $5; H. W. Hag
eman, $48.03; D. T. Meldrum, $6.80;
Coast Culvert & Flume Co., $99.70;
Frank Tiffany, $112.29; M. W. John
ston, $61.29; T. E. Brown, $93.75; W.
Henrlcl, $5.98; Wm. Mumpower, $55.
86; J. C. Holcomb, $1046; Clark Mum
power, $50.83; Ray Dallas, $104.82"; Os
car Striker, $37.90; J. C. Miller, $13.
96; W. E. Brown, $17.45.
Market Road No. 10 D. T. Meldrum,
19.20; C. F. Jackson, $42.39; W. Coop
er, $19.92; E. Guddat $23.17; C. Lin
hardt, $17.94; M. T. Jacobson, $39.92;
Finis Cooper, $39.92; Ed. Loe, $39.92;
Leon Judd, $7.48; Austin Taylor, $39.
92; Elie Taylor, $34.92; F. Linhardt,
$24.95; Herb Hawley, $39.92; H. L.
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Jackson, $11.96; Richard Cooper, $2.49;
O. L. Hammond, $2.49; Albert Near
son, $2.49. . , K
Bond Road 8-C Oregon Portland Ce
ment Co., $6,911.75; M. G. Guy, $117.54;
A. C. Warner, $12.20; Oregon Contract
Co., $7,217.86.
Bond Road 9-A Hult Bros., $311.27.
Bond Road 11-A L. D. Lenon, $8.98;
J. P. Jensen, $1; Fred Millig, $1; Mar
ion County, $62.07; G. R. Dickenson,
$5; L. D. Lenon, $9; Needy Brick &
Tile Factory, $12.30; S. R. Taylor, $99;
V. Skinner, $11.22; O. Hartzler, $7.48;
D. W. Shrock, $4.48; R. W. Zimmer
man, $32.90; E. Bell, $11.19; F. E. Mills,
$2.99- O. Bolland, $2.49; P. Bolland,
$6.25; H. Hanson, $8.70; H. Kyle, $103.
10; Luie Arsich, $39.92; Chas. Pelter,
$40.97; O. Hastie, $22.44; Fred Hug,
$26.29; E. Jensen, $30.57; L. Fish, $26.
18; J. W. Gabel, $29.92; J. V. Dickey,
$23.92; A. Jacobs, $8.72; A. H. Erb,
$30.30; R. K. Zurlinden, $20.55; Fran
cis Pelter, $10.08; Carl Dropulick,
$423.96.
Election County Clerk, $7.50; West
Linn, $5; Guy H. Pace, $13.50; Jessie
Cunningham, $7.50; Alice McKinnon,
$7.50; Ruth Smith, $51.23; Naomi War
ren, $37.50; Carrie Cunningham, $12.
50; Jones Drug Co., $62.20; M. A. Math
er, $ .90; G. C. Pomeroy, $1.30; H. F.
Gibson, $1.20; George Berg, $ .70; F.
Madden, $ .40; Etta M. Davidson, $2.-50;-Edith
Carter, $2.40; Julia E Ul-
brand, $2.60; Geo. J. Case, $1.80; John
o. Owings, $ .50; William Knight, $3.
40; Amy L. Morand, $ .30; Geo. T.
Parry, $11.10; A. C. Cogswell, $ .20; V.
G. Benvie, $3.20; Fred Proctor, $4.20;
M. Agnes rreytag, $2; Dwight L. See
ly, $ .70; W. F. Cary, $3.20; S. T. Ed
miston, $4.50; H. M. Abbott, $2.50;
D. F. Le Fevre, $1.90; J. W. Hobart,
$ .50; Oregon City Enterprise, $521.-
10.
Sheriff W. J. Wilson, $ .35: Ore
gon City Enterprise, $521.10. ,
Sheriff W. J. Wilson, $ .35; Oregon
City Enterphise, $1.50; D. M. Marshall,
$12.50; W. J. "Wilson. $35.
Clerk Huntley-Draper Drug Co.,
$3.85; County Clerk, $12.
Recorder County Recorder, $15.90.
Treasurer Hogg Brothers, $ .15;
Jones Drug C, $ .15; Oregon City En
terprise, $2.50; Naomi Warren, $17;
County Treasurer, $1; W. S. Warren,
$24; Huntley-Draper Drug Co., $4.95;
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., $3.75.
Assessor W. B. Cook, $3; Wm.
Morand, $83.38.
County Court W. A. Proctor, $45;
W. F. Harris, $40.
Court House Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.,
$97.15; Frank Busch & Sons, $8.59;
Commercial Coal Sales Co., $168.15;
Hogg Brothers, $3.35; Board of Water
Commissioners, $30.41; D. H. Watt3,
$2.15; E. A. Hackett, $6; A. J. Bell,
$25; C. Pelter, $1.74; L. M. Hill, $1.74;
John Heft, $3.49,- Henry Henrici, $1.99;
B. L Seals, $1.74; A. Heft, $1.74; Doc
Farmer, $1.99; Walter Henrici, $1.99;
Bob Mattoon,v $10.49 ; Claude Henrici,
$1.74; Southern Pacific Co., $9.98; City
of Oregon City, $898.47.
Special No. 51 Carl Dropulich,
$252; Ole , Jacobson, $8.71.
Special No. 60 G. A. Millar, $19.96;
Franklin Young, $9.96; Edward Mead,
$7.47; W. G. Randall, $29.20; Charles
Rettinger, $14.97.
General Roads C. G. Miller Co.,
$11.10; A. L. Yoder, $67.40; Seventh
Street Garage, $4.95; Oegron City
Foundry, $17.15; J. S. Fisher, $2.68;
Geo. Blatchford, $16.30; Geo. J. Case,
$14.35; W. J. Wilson & Co., $97.55;
Standard Oil Co.; $1.40; Robbins Bros.,
$15; Howard-Cooper Corporation, $68;
Road Builders' Equipment Co., $565.34;
Crown-Willamette Paper Co., $2.47;
Oregon Portland Cement Co., $771;
Howard-Cooper Corporation, $35; Wil
lamette River Lbr. Co., $2.64; Hogg
Bros., $195.47; Seventh Street Garage,
$4.95; A. L. Yoder, $32.05; S. F. Scrip
ture, $5.25; Shorty Sommerfelt, $33.25;
Joe. F. Hoff, $28.75; East Side Mill &
Lbr Co., $98.58; C. E. Buell, $12.63; J.
E. Haseltine &Co., $37.98; Commercial
Coal Sales Co., $197.78; Southern Paci
fic Co., $317.87; Oregon State High
way Commission, $15,750; Coast Cul
vert & Flume Co., $60.53; Wm. Wid
mer, $20.45; Gust Finger, $16.18; Louis
Gierke, $16.18; Fred Wagner, $29.95;
W. H. Banke, $21.21; Geo. Christen
sen, $7.49; Peter Houghlum, $22.45; L.
L. Griffin, $11.97; Al. Hayworth,"$9.97;
D. Brooks Hogan, $4.99; J. B. Fowler,
$2.49; A. J. Bell, $89.82; James Brough,
$71.82; E. H. Fairbrother, $35.91; Glen
DeVinish, $61.84; Walter Jones, $52.86;
E. L. Palfrey, $27.93; R. R. Welch, $4.
99; H. A. Kayler, $12.45; E. J. Wood,
$12.45; O. L. Dickerson, $13.69; H." N.
Summerville; $27.44; D. H. Ramsby,
$2.49; A. Butterfield, $19.96; G. E.
Wyland, $50.94; G. Gottwald, $2.49; A.
Sailer, $2.49; F. S. Hart, $1.24; J. W.
Marrs, -$5.98; E. E. Lacey, $3.73; Fred
Gertach, $67 36; Oscar Wall, $38.39;
John Oaks, $47.88; Henry Henrici,
$23.94; John Heft, $111.84; A. Heft,
$59.33; Nenno Roggie, $38.39; A. E.
Taylor, $9.98; Leon Judd, $4.49; Her
man Fisher, $62.96; John Ross, $16;
A. C. Striker, $303.62; J. P. Wimmer,
$172.86; C. A. Wallace, $189.62; R. W.
Davidson $167.16; O. F. Klinger, $121.
69; G. Jones, $145.63; C. V. Sunday,
$36.90; Frances Sunday, $28.92; Elmer
Sunday, $20.94; John Ross, $84.78; Al.
Cudding, $212.82; Frank Oglesby, $73.
81; Oscar Striker, $9.97; Earl Strong,
$73.81; Roy Livingston, $45.88; Dick
Bolander, $3.99; Hubbard Bowman,
$12.96; Hugh Cudding, $35.91; Road
Builders' Equipment Co., $33.68; Car
ver Garage, $2.70; A. L. Yoder, $1;
Oregon City Retreading & Vulcanizing
Works, $15.50; Harry Jones, $15; C. G.
Miller Co., $9.35; Francis Welsh, $12.
50; Hogg Bros, $91.20; Board of Water
Comm., $1.75; A, Mather, $31.95; Fee
naughty Machinery Co., $93.63; Ore
gon State Highway Comm., $293.42;
State Industrial Accident Commission,
$783.42; Francis Welsh, $41.15; Stand
ard Oil Co., $405.69; Standard Oil Co.,
$223.76; Howard-Cooper Corporation,
$311.19; Oak Grove Delivery Co., $1.50;
Mrs. Margaret Hunter, $2.50; Union
Oil Co., $8.19; Uniol Oil Co., $107.97;
Karl Kormann, $3; Aden's Store, $13.
85; G. E. Tauchmann, $150; Hogg
Bros., $4; W. Dutcher $60; E. R. Kii
gallon, $52.35; Damascus Blacksmith
& Auto. Works, $13.15; Erick Pam
green, $10.25; Bill Higger Co., $891;
Oregon City Enterprise, $3.75 r Abe
Gilbert, $191.04; Eri & Jonsrud, $33.55;
Oregon Swedish Colonization Corp.,
$10; Oregon City Auto Co., $34.35; W.
F. Haberlach, $73.30; Nichola Gasciato,
$3,907.61; Banner-Courier $21; ' Dollv
Pratt, $100.25; D. T. Meldrum, $51.10;
C. A. Wells, $156.72; C. Rilea, $65.28;
Chas. Simmons, $42.24; Geo. Pennell,
$169.78; M. T. Ryan, $38.40; G. D.
Hammond, $4.99; W. C. Cowgill, Jr.,
$219.17; Chas. Simmons, $46.08; 'C.
Rilea, $112.17; M. T. Ryan, $53.76; G--
D. Hammond, $9.98; Geo. Tanner", $9.
98; C. Wells, $6.53; J. W. Miles, $208.
10; G. D. Hammond, $104.79; Geo.
Tanner, $129; Chas. Simmons, $7.68;
C. A. Rilea, $3.84; M. T. Ryan, $7.68;
C. A. Wells, $6.53; Fred Wagner, $52.
15; Al. Hayworth, $27.96; J. O. Math
ews, $14.94; J. H. Revenue, $2.49; Ho
mer Revenue, $22.46; Tom Milen, $22.
46; Jess Hite,. $3.73; J. W. Spradlin,
$9.96; Peter Houghlum, $4.99; Her-
For the Sake of Safety the Ancient
Greeks Used to Convert Their
Property Into Gold and Silver
THEY would take this bullion to
the temples, where the priests
watched it faithfully, in order to
earn the reputation of fidelity to their "
charges.
The famous Temples of Delhi and
Olympia in time came to be store
houses of great treasure. It took
more than 2,000 years for this thrift
impulse to develop into modern, in
terest paying saving, which, we be
lieve, has reached its highest develop
ment in this Bank, where saving de
posits are treated as trust funds and
safeguarded by only the highest type
of securities.
Bank of Oregon City
Oldest Bank in Clackamas County
Orianixti F$rty-itu Years Ago.
man Fisher, 11.85; Albert Fisher, $19.
75; Max Bruch, $11.85; Otto Miller,
$11.85; S. L. Irish, $15.80; Geo. Miller,
$11.85; C. Pelter, $8.72; John Heft,
$66.40; A. Heft, $29.66; Claude Hen
rici, $5.23; Oscar Striker, $6.98; H.
Henrici, $23.94; C. W. Carter, $5.23;
L. M. Hill, $13.96; William Montitch,
$31.92; B. L. Seals, $8.72; Doc Farmer,
$13.96; Chris Miller, $107.91; Carl
Loundree, $106.66; Joe Loundree, $75.
47; Walter J. Henrici, $106.76; H. Hen
rici, $37.42; Claud Henrici, $75.81; C.
W. Carter, $13.45; Charles Pelter, $28.
35; Chares Cash, $106.06; Lloyd M.
Hill, $45.37; E. L. Blackburn, $95.76;
Oscar F. Striker, $74.82; C. H. Farmer,
$106.66; Dick Striker, $92.84; B. L.
Seals, $40.54; Otto Striker, $69.86; W.
S. Gorbett, $64.87; O. E. Bonney, $34.
93; H. B. Maddox, $59.33; E. L. Pal
frey, $3.99; Duff Sherman, $3.99; J.
Wicklina, $43.72; John Kusturin, $19.
80; John Berg, $26.91; G. D. Richey,
$2.99; Joe Lilly, $116.63; H. Elligson,
$88.56; H. Howell, 1121.78; C. Swan
son, $38.91; A. Johnson, $38.91; R.
Dimbat, $31.85; E. Dimbat, $33.06; G-.
T. Ryan, '.$25.74; R. Mamstrom, $3.93;
W. M. Heganan, $20.22; H. Valintine,
$7.78; Mike Dempsy $13.53; R. Hud
son, $24.87; Berg Torkleson, $24.70;
M. W. Johnston, $3.93; Frank Tiffany,
$3.93; W. Brown, $3.93; A. Wolklns,
$3.93.
Market Road No 1 Molalla Shoeing
Shop, $2.90; Canby Hardward & Imple
ment Co., $6.25; C. E. Beaman, $57; G.
Fredrlch, $827.41; S. Neilsen, $466.64;
G. DieUine. $447.38: Carl Ramsby,
$109.55; Pre.s Bonney, $8.97: E. F.
Wallace, $47.08; Sam Marks, $8.97;
Dave Countreman, $44.09; Charley An
derson, $18.68; M. PSrcival, $28.82; A.
Thronson, $24.23; Frank Countreman,
$37.97; John Miettunen, $21.67; J. W.
Cogar, $25.43; Claud Wlnslow. $5.98;
Herman Chindgren, $10.98; D. R, Dim
ick, $76.11; J. W. Garrett, $133.07; Earl
Ktarks, $70.82; W. A. Beck, $85.79;
John Comer, $72.42; Charley Fisher,
$53.06; Walter Ball, $5.98; Earl Bolby,
$23.92; John Anderson, $5.92; W.
Chilcote, $71.81; Clarence Jubb, $69;
John Callahan $53.81; Tom Johanson,
$46.03; M. Chilcote, $47.78; P. N. John
son, $50.34; George Smith. $5.49: Geo.
Williams, $27.45; T. F. Fellows, $76-
Circuit Court Oregon City Enter
prise, $5.75; Huntley-Draper Drug Co.,
$1.75; Jackson Rhlnes, $4.20; Dell
Rhines, $4.20; Wm. Svendsen. $3.60;
Wesley Foumal, $2; J. T. Cassidy, $49.-
40; saran Baldwin, $3.20: Gertrude
Baldwin, $3.20; Arlete Sargent, $3.20;
sianey Keny, $3.20; Beulah Kearney,
$5.00; Ed. Nachand, $3.50; Mrs. Ed.
Nachand, $3.50; E. A. Hackett, $2.20;
G. L. Uptegrove; $3; Joe Hinkle, $2.30;
Minnie Hackett, $2.20; J. H. Beemen,
$5; -A. C. Schirmer, $5; Fred Fluecki
ger, $3.20; Matt Waldkirch, $4.50; Gus
Waldklrch, $8.80; George Waldkirch,
$8.80; Milard Sarver, $6.60; Margaret
Gierster, $5; Louis Buntzel, $5; Louis
Gierster, $5; Mrs. Matt Waldkirch, $4.
50; Anna Waugaman, $5; E. G. Waug
aman, $16; Dave Delberg, $5; E. A.
Ratworth, $5; E. D. Relchard, $5; Char
lie Guynes, $2.28; Mrs. Chas. Lyon,
$15; Chester Wiles, $5; C. A. Hancock,
$15; Mrs. C. A. Hancock, $15; Chas.
Lyon, $15; L. Stipp, $10; Otto Fischer,
$4; F. H. King, $4.20; Aida L. Amrine,
$4.40; Louis Funk, $4.10; M. E. Sulli
van, $3.80; Henry Babler. $2.80: Chas.
Olson, $3.60; Annie King, $4.20; Mrs.
C. L. Smith, $3.80; Mrs. Gus Olson, $3.-
tu; uiorence McKmnis $6; Doctors
Mount, $5; Doctors Mount, $5; Lela F.
Lynch, $4; Chas. Straight. $2: August
Rakel, $2.20; George Melum, $3.80;
Nels Melum, $3.80; Sol Imel, $2.20; W.
J. Jefferies, $5; J. T. Roy, $5; A. S.
Wells, $15; August Olson, $6.60: Mr.
Whittler, $3.60; F. E. Lowe, $3.60: Ad
ministrator of Estate of Geo. C. Brown-
ell, $5; Jerry Hemmlngway, $2.20;
Clyde Hines, $2.20; E. F. Farr, $2.20;
W. W. Smith, $2.20; Philip Hammond,
Justice of the Peace A. MvVey, $5:
Oregon City Enterprise, $47.20: Oregon
City Enterprise, $6.50; F. E. Lowe, $3;
W. J. Finucane, $1.70; A. C. Schirmer,
$4.50; Ed. Fortune, $1.70: Andle Ro-
mig, $3.90; John Romig $3.90; E. Lind-
gren, $5; A. G. Beattie, $10; D. W.
James, $1.20; J. J. Bannon, $1.20; M.
P. Chapman.9 $1.20: W. V. Ruconich.
$1.20; J. S. Manning $1.20; A. C. How-
land, $1.20; Norman Fischer, $3.50;
Rudolph Pohlen, $3.50; Eldon Charles,
$2.10; Sylvester Haas, $1.70; J. Dean
Butler, $10; John Huerth, $1.20; Frank
Welsh, $1.20; E. L. Johnson, $1.20; C.
H. Roake $1.20; W. A. Long, $1.20;
Carl Hassenkraig, $7.80; Chris Kraft,
$7.80; Ruth Schuebel, $3.50; Floyd
Conver, $3.50; H. W. Sloziker. $3.50:
W. B. Eddy, $1.20; L. O. Harding, $1.-
20; A. J. Knightly, $1.20; R. E. Park,
$1.20; Geo. J. Hall, $1.20; Geo. Ramsey,
$7.90; Ed. Hodgekiss, $7.90; E. D.
Boylan, $7.90; Anne Boylan, $7.90; C.
W. Driesel, $7.90; E. P. Elliott, $1.20;
P. D. Forbes, $1.20;A. B. Buckles, $1.
20; A, L. Blanchard, $1.20; D. W.
James, $1.20; Albert Roake, $1.20;
Freda Rau, $4.30; Helen Foust, $4.30;
Ferdinand Rau, $4.30; E. J. Foust, $4.
30; Ida Nordling, $4.30; D. L. TruUln
ger, $4.30; F. B. Blackman, $4.30; Karl
L. Koellermeier, $1.20; Austin Nichols,
$1.20; F. J. Meyer, $1.20; J. B. Fair-
clough, $1.20; E. L. Johnson. $1.20:
Fred Metzner, $1.20; A. L. Corrigan,
$6; Steve Chambers, $3.40;. Ernest
Shulson, $3.40; Harry Davidson, $3.40;
l;. w. ireancn, $1.20; A. B. Buckles,
$1.20; W. J. Wilson. $1.20: D. W.
James, $1.20; E. E. Gabriel, $1.20; M.
j. aincKiana, ?l.vu; 'Mrs. S. A. Burt,
$3.30; Luke P. Duffy. $3.30: J. A.
Coulter, $2.70; Fred A. Kamrath, $3.30;
u. a. Acnuies, $2.50; H. Corless, $3.30;
A. G. Beattie, $10; Albert Roake, $1.
20; D. D. Bain, $1.20; R. E. Woodward,
$1.20; F. J. Meyer, $1.20; Sarah E.
Woodward, $1.20; Geo. M. Hankins,
$1.20; L. Anderson, $1.70; Sam Hair,
$1.70; Dorothy Wilson,' $2.50; E. J.
Noble, $121.05; Ed. Fortune, $119.70.
Coroner M. C. Strickland, $5; Dr.
McLean, $5; W. E. Hemstead, $5; O. A.
Pace, $5.50.
. County Surveyor D. T. Meldrum,
$20.50; J. W. MUes, $12.68; G. D. Ham
mond, $4.99; Chas. Simmons, $3.84.
insane ur. Frank R. Mount, $5; Dr.
M. C. Strickland, $5.
Superintendent of Schools Mrs.
Ethel Lansdown, $66.93; Brenton Ved
der, $7.57; William C. Weir, $10.30;
Helen Leathers, $15.00; Charles F.
Beatie, $15.00; Bertha Vedder, $12.00;
Mrs. Arthur G. Beattie, $30.00; The A.
N. Palmer Co., $1.62; J. S. Landers,
$490; James T. Matthews, $9.00: Rubv
Shearer-Brennan, $48.60; Saidie Orr-
Dunbarr, $1.85; E. W. Fowler, $1.00;
The Banner-Courier, $26.25; Mertis L.
Riddle, $20.00; Oregon Teachers
Monthly $10.00; Earl Kilpatrick, $1.75.
Board or Health Buy Elliott, $8.00;
Dr. O. A. Welsh, $45.15; Guy Elliott,
$5.25; Jones Drug Co., $3.00.
Prohibition L. Stipp, $25.00: Jack
Frost, $15.00.
Stock Indemnity F. E. Kahler,
$9.87.
Indigent Soldiers Meade Post No.
2, $70.00.
Jail Sheriff of Multnomah Co.,
$18.60; W. J. Wilson, Sheriff, $103.24;
Oregon City Laundry, $10.75; F. C.
Burke, $124.00.
Juvenile Court Minda E. Church,
$65.02.
Sealer J. F. Jones, $42.05.
Printing and Advertising Oregon
City Enterprise, $.40; The Banner
Courier, $276.75; Oregon City Enter
prise, $61.00.
Tap Department Burroughs Adding
Machine Co., $5.10; Mary Confer,
$85.00.
Tax Rebate H. Krummel, $12.02;
John Hamilton, $2.06.
Emergency Mrs. Bertha Wells,
$38.75.
Circuit Court Edgar C. Brown,
$58.80; Lizzie Bonney, $62.40; Robt.
Y. Appleby, $49.60; Chas. L. Horst
man, $61.20; Fred Lins, $67.00; Steve
B. Londergan, $61.20; Wm E. Bonney,
$17.00; Wm. Boyd, $61.20; R. N. Ta
ber, $3.00; ' Chas. Brenner, $2.00;
Louise Kamrath, $62.00; Sam J. Jones,
$62.20; Adam Beil, $62.00; Eliza M.
Ingram, $61.60; Robt. D. Wilson,
$63.20; Clara E. Anthony, $61.20; W.
F. Hartnell, $60.60; Nellie M. All
dredge, $60.20; MaryOE. Norris, $60.20;
Aurie Draper, $57.20; Mary R. Cau
field $60.20; .Maggie Johnson, $55.40;
Earl Gerber, $8.00; Lulu M. Fletcher,
$12.00; A. W. Cooke, $8.00; Maggie G.
Friel, $20.00; Chas. W. Harris, $20.00;
Dora B. Herring, $11.00; Arda L.
Amrine, $8.00; John C. Bradley, $3.20;
Chas. T. Sievers, $15.00.
Dog Fund L. J. Hull, $20.00; John
H. Young, $10; Solon A. Bray, $10.
County Poor Price Bros., $15.50;
Geo. A. Harding, $6.60; St Vincent's
Hospital, $33.60; Ridder & Epler, (Mrs.
Effie Beal) $15.66; I. C. Nealeigh
(Chas. Straight, rent), $20; Earl Wink.
(Joe McDenmott) $24.50; Jones Drug
Co., $9.75; Freytag & Catto, $48.00;
International Sales & Produce Co.,
$25.10; H. E. Cross, (Mrs. Alma Olin)
$18.40; Huntley Draper Drug Co.,
$17.00; Oregon City Hospital Co.,
$182.00; J. L. Daniels (E. Stark) $6.00;
C. E. Walstrom, (Mrs. Roberts rent)
$10.00; Paul Nerolinski, (Rent Mrs.
Reynolds) $8.00; Fred Wyder, $12.00;
Carl Buse, (Albert Veisen) $10.00;
Maud Williams (Child in care of)
$20.00; Grace Gilman (Dick Meyers)
$30.00; Mrs. Geo. Himler (Mr. Mathe-
son) $30.00; Hilda Granquist, $25.00;
John Melin, $5.00; Anna Lowery, (Geo.
W. Lowery) $15.00; O. M. Smith,
$18.00; Ella Pennington $45.00; Mrs.
Emily Patison, $10.00; John T. Boyd,
$15.00,; Sarah E. Baldwin, (Sidney Kel
ley) $29.25; IcyBargfeld, $10.00; Thos.
I. Fredenberg, $12.00; Mrs. Lillian
Johnston, $15.00; Chas. Krebs, (Tony
Miller) $30.00; Mrs. Ida Labaw, $8.00;
Mary Lock, $25.00; Geo. W. Newsome,
$15.00; John Neiland, (Seehorn, Nel
son, Johnson, & Skirvin,) $97.51; Sar
ah Salomon, $15.00; H. Sturdevant,
$30.00; Ella Tracy, (Eunice Horner)
$10.00; J. G. Wake, $15.00; Anna Wett
erlin, $10.00; A. C. Erickson, (Stark
and wife) $25.00; Wm. Danforth,
$10.00; Clara Earls, (John Morris)
$25.00; Boys & Girls Aid Society,
$10.00; Elizabeth Saunders, $5.00;
Katie Pluard, $10.00; Wallace R. Tel
ford, (Michael Boyles) $12.00; John &
William Beers, $20.00; W. Hitchman,
(Ole Josendall) $25.00; Mrs. S. Beck-
Iman, (Ben Munson) $25.00.