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OREGON CITY ENTEItPJUSK, FRIDAY, APJUL 21, 1011. 3 A Clean Man Outilde cleanllneat ii leas lhaa bill the hattle. A Rise ma orub IiIiiimII dozen liaM day, and Hill be unclean. Good health meana oleanlineii sot only oultldt, but liuldt. Il meant cltan tfumaoh, clean bowela, olMa blood, clean liver, and mw, clean, health Hmum. lb aim who It clean in llili way will look II and act II. Ha will work wllb eaerfv and Hunk elten, clear, haaltliy lliunjlili. Ilk will navar ba troubled wllb liver, luiif, alomaoh Of blood dliordar. Dyaprpais and Indirection originate la unolaan atom eclu. Wood Ulaeaaes ara lound whara I liar a U unclaaa blood. lyooiumplloo and broaobiln maan unclaaa lunfi, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery pravanla Iheae dieeaaee. Il makaa wan' Intldaa elaa and beallby. Il olaana ilia tfljealive organa, make pure, clean blood, and clean, healthy flats). Il reatoret lona to Ilia narvoua aytlem, and ouraa aerroui eihtuttloa and anwlrallon, Il contalnt no alcohol or liablMurmln. druit Contllpation la Ilia mini unolaan uncleanlinma. I)r I'ierea'a Pleaaanl Pel. lelt aura il, They navar tfripa. P.aty lo laka at candy RAILWAY PROJECflS" UP FORDISCUSSION LIVE"WIRM HEAR REPORT At TO PROGRESS MADE AND PROS PECTS OF SUCCESS. Tbe IJv0 Wires hld the unwl semi monthly tmniint iind business mom alun at noon Tuesday with a full at tendance of members. Tho suasion presided over by Orand Trunk llKilxra, who was recentlx advanced to that blKh honor. Among Importutit Item of business U. II. Dlmlck wiia culled upon for a report at to progress makliiK with the building of Ihn Clackamas Bunt horn Hy.. a project fulhured by tba oruanl latlou and one in which the IntorcMta of all members are centered. Mr. Dlmlck made report, citing the fact that tba rrmttor had been flrat brotiKht up In a mootliiK of the Live Wires by II. 0 Cross, who sulci tho plan waa not only feasible but that It wna some thing that mum bo done If tbo city waa to continue to grow and hold pres tlK. The next atp hnd boon the appoint ing of a commit t co of which Mr. Dim Ick waa chairman. Conditions were atudlod and report made back to the organization. Mr. Dlmlck waa than ordered to proceed and the choice of tho premnt board of dlroctora fol lowed. The board comprises Cieo. A. Harding, W. A. Huntley, o. D. Eby, Frank Hunch, O. II. Dlmlck, Dr. Prank W. Wood and P. M. Swift, of Portland. The board then ojioned subscriptions and had thua far been able to aocure enoiinh to build the roadway to Heaver Creek and when that had been accom nllahed It bad gone on and secured enough to advanco four mllea further ' toward Molulln, or a total distance of ten mile. Mr. Dlmlck volunteered the further Information that It waa going to be poaalble to complete the road and put on the equipment and operate It If the people of Oregon City and Clacka maa county remained true to the beat Intereata of the road and the com munity. That there was sufficient capital lo do It If all would pull to gether, and he waa living In hope that there would be a pull that would aaaure the completion of the road and tta due operation for the benefit of the people of Oregon City and Clacka maa county. mnn wore aont on ovur tho hill. For the work to contlituo rlitlit on around tho hill would man lona ex pefiMO and less delay In the construe tlon. To be forced to atop and cart tho tool around the point meant ex DoiiMo. und the company wished to avoid thin, nut aa no aettlemont could be made aa to the property thla en forced lump waa made Tuoiday, A Inrun forcn of men bus been ant at work beyond the Illgham rock pile and the grading boa begun farther on around tbe hill. Many Oregon City business men are dlNapiMilnted In thla extra expense bo- I nr. inndo. It was hoped that when tbe objector auw tunt tho general pub lie waa Interested In the comilotion of tho line that all obstruction would vunlHli and that the company would be made welcome to tbe Ixjiit that the land could offor. Constipation bring many ailment In Its train and In the primary cause of much alcknoss. Keep your bowels regular nmdum, and you will escape many of the ailment to which women are subject. Constipation I a very simple thing, but like many simple things. It may lead to aerlotis conse quences. Nature often needa a little assistance and when Chamberlain's Tablet are given at the flrat Indlca tlon, much distress and suffering may he avoided. Sold by all dealers. E PASSED BY DEFAULT 0. W. BIGHAM FAILS TO APPEAR AT TIME SET BY JUSTICE SAMSON. PUSHES AROUND HILL GRADING BEGUN BEYOND THE ROCKY "PROMONTORY" DIS PUTE AROSE HERE. Work on the ClacVamaa Southern Railway was continued on up the line Tuesday with a full force of men. So far there Is a llitl work yet to do to complete the prosent grading up to tho Blgham property, where the dispute arose over the rKht of way, but only small .force can w rk to good ad vantage and so tbe majority of the The case of trcapass against P. M. Swift, complulnt being made by 0. W. Ulgham, the allegation being that aaid Swift did trespass on property of said Illgham, aet for hearing in Justice Samson's court Tuesday, waa not tried. Illgham did not appear to prose cute and so the case waa allowed to go by default. . Thla la the case In which Dlgbam stopped the Cluckamaa Southern Hy. Co. from building serosa bla land until the company had settled at a figure all out of proportion with what the land la worth. Or which other land In tho same neighborhood la priced at. I'erbapa Mr. Illgham baa decided that he will be more benefitted than Injured by the proposed railway, and has decided not to press his claim. In case Mr. Illgham does decide to aid rather than hinder the new venture It Is certain that the business men who wlBh to see the project prosper, and are putting up their money to foster the enterprise, will appreciate the fuct that he Is converted while there Is yet time to do the road a good turn rather than an Injury. DYMANITING THE FISH OUT CLEAR CREEK WAY SUNDAY FISHERS WHO WERE BREAKING- ALL LAW NEAR FISCHER'S MILL. There I utter disregard of law by certain men In thla community a re gard the (islute pertaining lo nsning while In some Instance tbeso same men are luwabldlng cltl.cn aa gen eral proposition. Men soern to take delluht In overriding tho law a to what one may do and what one may not do In lb matter of taking the fin nr beaullii In the stream of the Ktato. C. T. Tooxe and Cloorge Woodward were out near nsnor a tvmi unmy when they hrd firing" on Cluar Creek It was at a point a Unit a mile above the mill and they were talking to a mini through whose farm the stream passed when the firing was done. The men stopped listen and It was the unanimous opinion of tba party that men were dynamiting the stream to get the fish. The farmer went at once to learn the Identity of the miscreants, and put a stop to the work. It I certainly the duty of every farmer who know of such disregard of the law lo Inform against guilty men, a this Is a misdemeanor having widely devastating Influence. CIRCUIT COURT BEGUN GRAND JURY SITS HAS FOR CON- 8IDERATION THE CASE OF NELSON BEEBE. The regular April term of the Cir cuit Court was convened Monday morning by Judge J. U. Campbell, and adjournment was taken until today, when District Attorney El B. Tongue, who was absent yesterday on account of the serious Illness of his grand mother, will arrive. The case of Leach s. Norton went over until Wednesday. The following grand Jury waa impaneled: H. S. Gibson, foreman; B. P. Wed- die, John Kent, William Pine, 0. W. At wood. Charles Schockley, W. P. Hartnell. - The grand Jury baa under Investi gation the Beebe murder case. Judge Campbell ba aet the following- civil ul tat for trial: April 18, Brlce vs. McCormlck; Ap ril 19, Leach vs. Norton; April 20, Mer- win vs. Dove; April 21. Associated Creditors vs. Mrs. Inman; April 22, mil va. Kltxmlller; April 24, Day vs. Brown; April 25, Matley vs. Jone; April 27, Garver and Reynolds vs. Wolfe; May 1, Read va. Mayor Reed ct al; May 2, Horger vs. PrcBton; May Guttrldge vs. Guttrldge; May , Gor don vs, Berg. John Hamimgion 60 Prank Dsvenport 1E.00 Henry TenByck foo K. Leaf 13.00 ML Hood Ity, k Power Co.,.. '21.M P. hangensana , J.oo Prank Davenport m.ijO J. I'helps 7,60 C'barle Caron 4.00 C. Anderson 2.00 John Wlllard 2.011 Prank Davenport 31.10 Dirt. No. 9. A. If. Miller I 7.00 Carl Lin 2.00 Willie I J us 3.00 I'eter Rath 15,00 Dlst. No. 10. P. E. Thoma 215 43 Kstucada Mercantile Co g.75 J. IL Tracy , H.OO A. Yocura ; jg.oo D. Callff ., 9,00 T. Beeby 13.60 O. DeShlelds 13.50 C. Duncan 13.60 3. Dun 13.60 Botkln 2.2S O. W. P. P. w. c. t.oo 2.25 1.12 1.12 4.60 11.75 4.S0 Deafness Cannot Do Cured by local pt0mtlnn., m I'K-y cannot rmrh Ihc dl cmiI MirlHNi uf the car. 'Ihrrc la otily one way 10 cure dralncM. and thai U by omitltulliaial rcmcdlra. IfealitMa la muard by all liiltamcd coiullliai ol lha Riuroua lining ol the, KuaUrhlan Tuba. V lien thla tulia la kiAainrt yu twe a rumbling auund or Im Deflect hearlnc anil hcn It la entirely doard. Deal ncs la tlx reault. and unlrai the aitl.mm.iKm eaa ba taken out and t Ills tube reatored In II. normal eundl tlufi, bearing will be dcfllntyed forever: nine caaea out of ten are canard by Catarrh, which la nothing but an Inflamed nHiilltlon of the miicoui aurfacea. He will live One Hundred Dollar liir any oaaa ol Deafneai irauanl by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall Catarrh Cur, rlend for rtrculara, free. r. J. CI1KNKV CO., Toledo, O, Sold hy Dnirwlala, 7 Ac. laka Hall family I'llla tor ronitlpatloa. D. C. LATOURKTTB. President. P. J. MEYER. Cashier The First National Bank of Oregon City, Oregon CAPITAL, $50,000.00. Tranaacta a General Banking Busineas. Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Dements FLOUR Best $1.45 PER SACK AT ALL GROCERS. 4- Careful of Your Property One of the secrets of our sucoess In the Baggage and Transfer Business Safes, Pianos and Furniture Moving Williams Bros.. Transfer Co. Phones, Office 50, Residence 1562 612 Main Street Office Both Phone it Residence Phone Mala 2624 Pioneer Transfer Co. Entahlffhed 186S Sucessor to C. N. Oreenman FURITITURE, SAFES AND PIANOS MOVED BY EXPERIENCED HELP. PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE. SAND, GRAVEL AND BRICK Rates Reasonable, Baggage Stored 2 Days Free of Charge Agency for the celebrated HT. HOOD BEER Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTO Rl A j- COUNTY COURT Diet' No. 1. Monroe & Roberts $ 6.00 Mather 17.5S B. Klrkley 28.25 Cleve But tin 13.60 E. Battln 36.25 Jack Hunter 10.25 R. Rosenan 2.25 O. A. Battln 30.00 II. A. Battln 25.00 Wm. Smart 20.00 J. A. Davis '. 20.00 A. Millard 4.50 Dlst NO. 2. Wilson t Cooke $ 6.12 D. C. Robblna 21.25 A. V. Wlcklund 68.50 Al Tate 28.00 Geo. Wlcklund 30.50 W. S. Shearer 9.00 Elmer Shearer 4.50 J. W. Bennett 59.50 Grant Mumpower 5.40 J. Wm. Stewart 20.00 W. H. Smith 9.64 U T. 8lnclalr 5.25 Dlst. No. 3. W. H. Cooke $ 28.75 F. O. Cooke 2.00 Earl Tong 10.00 Marlon Tong 19.00 J. Baughman 1.00 John Moore 12.00 Grant Mumpower 5.40 C. Wolfhagen 3.50 Dlst NO. 3. J. W. Roots $ 58.75 H. A. Beck 90.00 O. W. Boring 64.00 J. A. Imol 45.60 A. J. McClung 46.00 J. A. Suttan 24.00 Joe Humflcet 10,00 Henry Humfleet 38.00 Jim Taylor 39.00 J. E. Potter 18.00 0. Lleco 4.00 L. Rltzer 7.60 J. W. Roota 288.00 Dlst No. 6. Paul R. Molnlg $ 49.55 Bornstedt & Ruegg 5.65 E. Fisher 8.00 Chas. Kreba 25.00 Nick Schmlts .". . 37.60 H. Lu 10.00 N. H. Blckford 1180 H. C. Francis 19.65 Theo. Fisher 1.00 Dlst. No. 7- John Phelps S 23.10 II. McCormlck o.OO Charles Carlson 16.00 C. Anderson 15.00 John Wlllnrd 11.25 J. W. Reynolds 3.00 J. R. Johnson 10.00 Blxman 10.00 Curren 10.00 John Leslie 10.00 T. Bottonley 14.00 Richard Davis . v. 14.75 W. II. P. A. A. E. T. Jlnklns C. Whucler P. Unn C. Linn Callff Dwyer Holm Rbodea 2.25 Rhodes 2.25 Davis 4.50 Marshall 2.25 Dlt No. 11. Trojan Powdor Co $ 6.95 C. II. Dauchy, Jr 75 John B. Smith 10.00 Peckover 19.00 Percy Smith 15.00 Rivera 4.00 Morsten 4.00 L. Clyde 16.00 Beaton 2.00 Dlst No. 12. E. Haberlach $ 23.10 Swales 10.00 O. Riebhoff 9.00 McMurray 3.00 Eaden 20.00 C. Gerber 20.00 E. Anderson 2.00 F. W. Riebhoff 7.75 Dlst No. 14. Beall tt Company $ 16.60 Pope ft Company 14.45 Straight ft Salisbury 1.00 D. C. Robblna 12.75 Wilson ft Cooke 331.25 C. W. Friedrich 7.45 Everhart ft Hall 9.45 R. Grove 14.50 Owen Parry 6.75 Ward Bros. . .'. 1.50 A. R. Stepheqs 18.50 Haasler 29.25 A. Shlnburn 43.55 J.. B. Cumins 39.60 J. P. Glbbs 153.00 P. Linn 40.00 G. Roberts 62.50 D. L. Torranta 6.00 W. Lewis 50.00 C. A. Clark 73.75 A. Schruebel 22.b0 J. Mumpower 7.60 B. W. Teckert 60.50 P. P. Sharrard 50.00 II. Hlddleson 6.00 W. Brenner 60.00 M. C. Sprague 67.50 D. J. Thome 60.00 P. Rltnoer 19.00 A. Splinter 26.00 L. Georgia 48.75 O. C. Newman 52.50 J. Peterson 38.00 J. O. Hodges 22.00 S. Nash 12.00 C. 15. Blai k 15.00 W. Johnson , 18.00 P. E. Prank 20,00 W. M. McCord 40.00 M. Telford 18.00 I Mattoon 60.00 Prank Hendricks 41.00 W. McCord 42.60 O. P. Bailey 62.50 D. L. Boylun 62.60 W. Ralney 67.50 Dlst. No. 10. Wilson ft Cooke $143.50 Wm. Caseday ,, I). T. Meldrum Harry Grsy Pred Chlnn .... D. J. HuKhes ... Geo, Xelland ., W. 0. Randall . J. R. Cowthon . A. Staehely .... O. I. Thomas .. T. Ellefson .... Wm. Staehely .. N. Norton 18.00 7.50 2.00 29.00 39.00 37.00 28.87 24.25 48.75 17.00 2.00 18 00 48.00 Coo. Randall 22.00 Ernest Gelbrich 11.25 H. Engel 22.50 P. Scheiber 16.00 Tom Blanohard 20.00 N. Crltser 22.00 D. Criteser 20.00 C. Glazier 6.00 E. McArthur 1200 Nell Thomson 21.75 Dlst No. 17. C. Thomas $ 29.00 Herman Plpkey 39.00 D. R. Dlmlck . 32.50 D. R. Dlmick 27.50 H. Kanney 5.00 Dell Irish 10.00 A. Johnson 5.00 D. 8klnner . 4.00 A. H. Knight 10.00 Dlst No. 18. Wilson ft Cooke I 7.10 wm. M. Moehnke 16063 J. B. Cumins !-" H. H. Hughes 80 O. Moehnke A. Staben 12.00 A. Bluhm 16.0" J. Bluhm 12.00 H. Hansen 8.00 C. Moehnka 10.00 J. Moehnke 2.00 Chas. Moehnke 4.00 A. Moehnke 4.00 H. Moehnke 4.00 C. Grossmiller 800 E. Buol 4.00 G. A. Shubel 6.00 M. Hollman 4.00 L. Moser 1-Z5 Wm. Martin 7-00 W. Martin 16.00 A. Bluhm 30.00 H. Staben 20.00 Wm. Thomas 2.00 F. Kamrath 40.00 L. P. Duffy .....I .150 Dlst No. 19. Fred Howard 8.00 BREEDERS' SALE ', '-''rv: i .... - . i or IMPORTED md REGISTERED E30RSE8 STALLIONS AND BROOD MARES TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1911 at AMMott tano'i Biw,aLBariT, Li ww co., omoow 40 mpenrto ano nativi bred ncoitTisco perchcnosj and ocrman COACH STALLION ANO MARES. Th.w horana wm pnruiiaard lnm ilia brai brerilara and Importara in tba Unnd Hiatea and not n( HiaTarj rmat lamllira and fhnar harrta. Tbrf war brad In oiMof lbifr-t bnraacaiitrr of lha world. We do not culm In haiaall tba prl wioneraof Franca aad ILrmur, bat do rlaim wa will cIt fun lha rval worth ol Your monar Vfhy not come whara yon can bny borwa at your own prlia, and aver; one of them la foraale, and will beaold for tba hiirh dollar, In.irad of aoinr where there ara only a few for aala, and balf of tbeat areanppoaed to be kept fur ihelrown aae.anleaa a fancy prke la paid. THeee haraaa are aa wide aa a wagen, and a aamkr of them welgti orer two thoua and sauna's. FARMERS, la thla aot one of your beat opportanltira to sera re rood atalllona and mam at yoar own price? Tbeae boraeaare freab, riahtoff tbe farm, anbject tonodlaeaaa and ready to (o to work. It waa the Parcberoa horaa that made Illlnjli fa moo a aa a borae center. TERMS) CASH, ealeae aatlifactory arraormente are made with tba Clerk before tha aala. Cauloeroe ready April t, Boraea can be area at barn after April a. Addreaa all com. ataalcatioaa to J. M.Clark, cure Beard a Bars, Alban;,Orriron. J. M. CLARK, A. J. DODSON, CEO. W. STUBBLEFIELD ALBANY, OREOON Sole will be held under o tent, regardless or tne weather, commencing at 10 A. M. Joe Twlesele 14.00 Joe Willett 41.60 Ed Judy 7.00 Jas. McBrlde 12.00 C. E. Walton 12.00 Wm. Preston 3.00 O. Vernon ' 4.00 C. Ingram 16.00 Blsanz 32.00 Chas. E. Oglesby 61.33 E. King 8.00 Milton Armstrong Mr. Balllngton Dave Shepherd 18.00 Geo. E. Oglesby 48.7o B. Berg 41.70 D. Gribble H-20 E. Cole i 5.30 Kocher 2.J50 Dlst No. 24. F. Hart K. Hart Harold Roop . . .' W. Watson W. F. Smith A. S. Thompson 30.00 5.00 7.00 7.00 7.00 6.00 6.00 2.15 C. E. Miller 10.92 E. Hornshuh .. C. C. Glbbs ... Frank Bullard C. Bullard Martin .... 32.00 101.50 10.00 12.50 12.50 Croner 25.00 Stillwell LI mi ... 8.00 7.50 J. Linn 15.00 A. Linn 10.50 P. Seals . .- 2.00 M. Calger 8.00 Walter Yoder 8.00 Frank Winter 22.50 F. Albright 6.00 W. J. Croner 28.00 W. C. Crawford 7.50 Albert Mautz 10.00 L. T. Sinclair 7.00 T. F. Stillwell 22.00 A. H. Heater 28.00 F. Miller 37.50 J. Schoff 55.00 F. Sparrard 12.00 Laurence Mautz 54.00 Carl Barney 47.00 William Evershead 24.00 R. Snrtln 21.00 Clyde Dusol 44.00 Lyman Derick 44.00 If. Schmlth 43.00 R. J. Shockley 44.00 Fred Calger 13.00 H. Schoenbourn 24.00 Evan Lewis 10.00 Allen Edwards 10.00 C. Wlsmandle ' 41.00 E. A. Pugh 27.00 A. Schoenborn 37.50 E. Hughes 64.30 P. H. Henrlcl 84.00 H. Henrlcl 50.00 O. Shockley 40.50 Mr. Meyrick 48.75 G. Strong 40.00 Harry Shelley 30.00 E. Snyder 20.00 C. Jones .. .. 20.00 W. H W. W. Hughes 32.00 S. P. Londergan 8.00 E. Edwards 10.00 E. Lewis 8.00 TX Garmlre 4. 00 Mr. Becker 10.00 K. Henrici 10.00 Dlst No. 15. Scripture ft Beauliaa '...$ 7.75 Wilson ft Cooke 149.05 Roettger 15.00 F. Hartnell 15.25 A. L. Larklna 8.00 John Darnell 8.00 Wm. Kerns 8.00 John Mulraney 4.00 Chas. Kerns 4.00 Arthur Johnson 4.00 R. Johnson 4.00 J. D. French 8.00 W. J. E. Vlck 1-75 D. N. Trulllnger 30.00 A. H. Berthold 3.00 B. E. Berthold 3.00 Otto Strieker 7.00 B. J. Helvey oO Geo. Helvey 6.00 J. Moshberger 8.00 John Helvey 8.00 A. N. Moshberger 12.00 Arthur Dougan 4.00 Elmer Deetz 2.00 Chas. Bruman 2.00 R. N. Long 2.00 E. James 2.00 Chas. Rltter 4.00 Jas. McLaughlin 3.00 C. W. Crooks I-80 Fred Howard 28.75 John Darnall 40.00 John Mulvany 21.00 Wm. Kerns ". 32.00 Chas. Kerns la-w Arthur Johnson 16.00 A. L. Larkins 24.00 Richard Johnson 900 D. N. Trullinger u.su E. Foust 2.00 J. L. Evans D. L. Trullinger 5.60 Dlst No. 20. Wilson ft Cooke X. Stromgreen 4.00 J. Purtz Ed Grace - 28.00 Grace 26.00 Sullivan 32.50 Haag 33.00 Shute 34.00 Maxon 10 00 T. Grace 35.00 Grasser ib- If. Wetlaufer . 40.00 Sullivan 40.00 Putz 18 00 Haag 3.00 Danlelson 6-10 Dist No. 22.' Robins Bros $ 15-90 Milt Trullinger 8.00 M. Bahrndt 5 00 Chas. Glen -w A. Engle 18.50 W. W. Elklns 6.00 C. Engle o-w G. Hungate 2.00 Ira Boyer 8.00 Dlst No. 23. J. J. Kraus Matt Ban 4.00 Ben Wolfer, Jr 2 00 William Rhodes 6 00 W. Dibble .., 22.00 Cat I Potwin 25.00 G. Goetz 4.00 John Goetz --- 250 Rny Fish 4 00 Fred Bachert -' 48.00 R. Bachert A. C. L. B. C. F. J. J. A. W. P. B. R. A. Oliver King 5.75 Elmer King 4.00 Roy Yoder 4.00 E. L. Kenagy 6.00 C. G. Hoffmann 3.0o J. Lais 2.75 Giger Bros 32.50 Elliott 4.00 E. Miller 8.25 Albert Elliott 2.00 John Stuwe 10.00 E. L. Kenagy 50 Giger Bros 15.93 Phil Wlegand 5.00 Chas. Catto 1.00 Elmer Deetz 4.00 Jack Melkl 5.50 Leo Askin 9.50 J. J. Wurfle 14 50 C. E. Miller 33.67 R. D. Miller 16.00 C. E. Hilton 8.00 H. H. Deetz 7.00 John Rogie 12.00 Roy Garrett 2.00 G. E. Wyland s.ou Abe Jones 4.00 C. E. Stuts 6.00 Harry Garrett 150 Dlst No. 25. L. Skeea 9 00 Fred Mertz 14.00 C. C. Knutson 1000 B. Knutson 13.00 C. D. Keaslln 18.00 L. E. Bowers 8.00 H. B. Drier 4.00 Herman Wehner "0 A. G. Harnack 50.00 F. Wehner ..i 20.00 A. Wlllbroad 8.00 Fenske 12.00 a Fenske 4.00 J. E. Wells 12.00 A. Mitts 2.00 Ed Koebel 5.00 E. Koebel 10.00 C. Morris -50 Cole Bros 14.68 B. Mertz 9.80 J. R Mltta 55.73 Dist No. 26. Carey Herman $ 4.50 D. H. Ramsby 10.00 P. Kayler 10.00 G. Bergstrom 9.50 L. Bergstrom .'. 7.50 E. May 7.00 W. H. Engle 2.50 Dlst No. 27. J. W. Ebner I 13.50 Orvil Jackson 22.00 Albert Barth 6.00 John Barth 21.25 C. Barth 8 00 klr. A. H. Logan 13.00 Wallace Harmon 3.00 Joe Jarkson 5.00 A. Olsen 5.00 O. Olsen ..: 1000 Jack Falconer '. 8 00 J. P. Drake 4-00 . Wm. Brown 10.00 Dist No. 28. Wilson ft Cooke I 33.75 Pope ft Co 33.72 Allan Bellinger Lumber Co.... 44.20 Ernest Lehman 36.96 Trojan Powder Co. 836.25 John Furgeson 27.50 Wlllard Moor 10.00 Alfred Dale 6.00 Ray Thomas 3.00 Ben Wade 12.00 Ed Wyland 12.00 Floyd Furgesoa 4 00 Ed McFarland 8.00 W. T. Tlerney 2.00 Earl Bird .15.00 Aloney McFarland 2.00 B. Bird - 10.00 Al Wyland 12.00 Ed Relngstead 12.00 Willie Relngstead 24.00 A. Hugal 23.00 Scott Carter 4.00 B. Johnson 49.00 Roy Pelky . 20.00 Jean Pelky 10.00 L. Baumann 10.00 F. Baumann 10.00 Zeb Baumann 10.00 H. Engle 15 00 Arthur Carter 10.00 N. Sabe 10.00 Jas. Marts 12.00 Frank Kokle 8.00 N. B. Wade . .4 10.00 C. H. Thomas 6.00 Jess Bagby 10.00 Lesslle Shank 24.00 J. a Coover 26.00 Ors Coover 11.00 Frank Sherman 26.00 Geo. Huber 16-00 Frank Ferlen - 8.00 D. C Scott 14.00 Wm. Knapp 10.00 Frank Scott 17.50 J. Frolick , 00 L. D. Shank 50.00 Dlst No. 29. John Andrews f 10.00 4.50 4.00 30. 9.85 12.40 McConnell McConnell Dist No, J. Blckner ft Sons Ore. ft Wash. Sewer Pipe Co Jaa Hendrlck .. 6.00 East Side Mill ft Lumber Co. . 84.13 East Side Mill ft Lumber Co. '. 12.48 F. E. Davidson 50.75 Wm. Bullock 35.45 A. J. Davidson 78.75 O. B. Gardner 22.50 Wm. Dyer 20.25 Geo. CUne 16.25 A. Berg 9.00 P. Emmott 20.00 H. Baker o.OO Dlst No. 31. v Wilson ft Cooke 8118.08 R. T. Seely .V 2.00 C. Sumner 8.00 Wm. Nussbaum 16.00 J. Iderhof 1.00 G. Saum 3.00 A. Athy 2.00 H. Ellinger 2.00 J. Bushbaum 14.00 J. Schatz 2.00 R. Schatz 32.00 C. Tiedman 24.00 M. Claus 20.00 Wm. Schatz 37.60 F. Moser 20.00 H. Froboes 12.00 F. Weddel 4.00 Lawrey 1.00 (Continued on Page 6.) Booster Day Everybody will be in town on Booster Day and everybody will want to come in the most convenient manner that's a certainty. Now for a suggestion Call up ELLIOTT & PARK and have them come after you and take you home in an automobile that's the easiest way Think it over. elliott" & park 5th St. Pacific Phone 3672 between Main and S. P. R. R. Home Phone A-72