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ouKdos'irrv kntkimmusi:. rmiv. Anm.-H rnv Enlerprisc News Service Covers Clackamas County HIL1WIE WATER CAMPAIGN NOW ON VOTERS WILL 8ETTLI TWO QUESTIONS AT SPECIAL ELECTION SATURDAY. STAFFORD Ttis future water supply or Mllwau kle will Iw determined Saturday when th voter of the north Clackamas town will be called on to decide two questions: tlhU the charier tie o amended as to 'compel Mllwaukle to acquire the pduMrty of the Mllwaukle Water company and the Mini home Bprlngs Water company by purchase, arbitration or condemnation?" and "I)o you favor Mllwaukle buying Mlnthorne Spring for a water supply rather than liii) In Hull Hun water from Portland at a fixed price gallon?" If the first amendment carrlea the council may offer a aum for thcae water plants, but If the terms are not accepted the council may condemn both propertlea. Mlnthorne Spring may be acquired In the aame way it the voter declare In favor of Mln thorne Spring a a water aupply. A pamphlet haa been aent to regl- tered votera totting forth the attitude of the water companlea and the reply by the former mayor and councllmen. who made the contract for ItuU Run water. The Mllwaukle Water company aaaerta that It holda an exclusive fran chine under Beet Ion 1 of ordinance No. . panned by the council April !9. 1901. which read a: That an exclusive fran chise and right of way for a period of 30 yeara la hereby granted to F. W. Kerkcmlre and D. M. Flsch and their associate west of the Southern Pacific track, and their associates shall have exclusive right to all water flowing through aald town for sale to private parties and for fire purposes during said period." The Mlnthorne Springs conuany does not claim exclusive j franchise. It operate east of the Southern Pacific track. The compa nies urge the citizens of Mllwaukle to vote for the acquisition amendment, as they declare It wilt end trouble and prevent further expensive litigation. Stafford baa been lakliK advantage of our exceptional spring, and felling spring work and garden nearly all In. and will be ready for the May rain. The school at Frog I'oi.d to the a nit h of us la closed on account of mllvox In the neighlHirhood. The dlre-tora of this district hate decldel. we bear, to add another nuuith to the term, therefore this school will not he out for four weeks yet A tady by the name of Mrv Kenney was burled here lat week. She was elKhty year old the day ahe died. we have heard. Mrs. Martha Hamilton's tittle four year old daughter was taken to a ho Dltal last week and underwent an operation for the removal of adenoid, and her tonsils alo were found to be In very bad condition, and one at least was removed, but the little one was doing well at last report. We were Informed that at least five auto had been bought In the neighborhood the past week. Mr. Cage bought the first one In Stafford about eighteen month, ago. then Mr Pohitt followed, till now tbey are go ing In every direction, with about the aame mishaps that old MI ADOWBROOK . O rhlndtftt-n and family and M I). ClilndKtrn and faintly i.n-,t at Hamuelwin . of t'olton, riunday J. M Urklti dialled few dM with hi brother. A. .. larkln. r turning home ttumlty. I. O. Ornn hd a breakdown with W gikollue engine riaturdar and bad to go to Portland for repair, lie I Ing log for Hull tiro Kl mer KUentmlth tislled at iei llofsietter Kunday. George John, who sit running, tba yard donkey for Hull Pro was aide torommence work again Monday after hating to lay off fur over a week, on account of an accident In hi knee Mis Myrtle l-ark!n vUlled at home few day, returning to her uncle', I. P. l-arkln. at Marquatn. Saturday, where ahe I staying on account of the Illness of her aunt. Mlna Margaret I.lehle tUlied Mles rtla and l.lllle Hchlewe Hunjiy by iMlullhg kl tll4r triiMifc. a lid lrt aiid iLwiib I ! ol lad. The bay iroti will be abort iMa i If the n.iii.g u d'r Mr NVtirl Slid VIlM ti t Srii,' ml lu I'oHUad M" Uy Our "JITNl V" One Thia " c IMIVT VIHS THI t'ul out this lip. mbi with te in Vuttj a Co l'hlagi. III., wtuu.g fr Mtoe aJ Jlrra tlrarty. Yuaj aill rlce la rrturw a ItlaJ Hkckge rxftlatalBf r"l ' Honey and lr ('otnijd. f.x rough, redd gad hhi. r'uley Kid Uey PHI, for l la Me aad ' f hutttllam UiLxkfl kulnat ihJ bladJer; Polry Caihanle TabUia, a aholria and lanfoua'hly rlrwastag raibartlc. Joara pneg t o. Adv I DAMASCUS. countered and feel the pleasure of get ting there on time. Mrs. Aernl Is home again and getting little stronger day by day. Mr. and Mr. C. Thnmaa visited at their sons in Tlgardvllle last Sunday. The son's wife la the very efficient central at that place. The Girls' club met with Miss t.lhby R. Mile on Thursday of last week, and Initiated one new member. Miss Anna Oldenstadt. Told That Thtre Was No Cur for Him. After aufferlng for over twenty yeara with Indigestion an J bating some of the bet doctor hrre tell me there waa no cure for me, I ihlnk it Dr. Ynk n-l0nly right to tell you for the sake of AURORA FARMERS ARE Whole Family Dependant Mr. E. Williams. Hamilton. Ohio, writes: "Our whole family depend on Pine-Tar-Honey." Maybe someone In your family haa a aerer Cold per hapa It la the baby. The original Dr. Hell'a Pine-Tar-Honey Is an ever ready household remedy It gives Immediate relief. Pine-Tar-Honey penetrates the linings of the Throat and Lungs, de- stroya the Germs, and allows Nature to act At your Druggist, !5c. (Adv.) other aufferrrs aa well as your on ratlsfartlon that a IS rent (Kittle of Chamberlain's Tablet not only re lieved me but cured me within two montha although I am man of 6J years." writes Jul. Groblen. Iloutton. Texaa. Obtainable every here. (Ad. KELSO The Kelso school and a number of parent from here attended the field meet at Sandy Saturday, but the con- Mr. Ilrr-.i raw hat uld bis automo bile to Mr. I'al-nh a k ! going l i Al.ka Mls Srlma W k n.J a tun home lM Wcrk Mr. Hhearer I listing ber houM papered. The Hunshlne club met at the home of Mr. Anita ftalla Wednesday id last week. There were larnty ladle pre aent Meadame Prill and Alfred Well man and Itouel Hummr, who are still at the hospital, are all getting along nicely. Mr. Mrt'onnell and Will Cook are hauling lie for the Carter Una. Modamee A. W. Cooke and Hunter vlalted relative at Pairtlew Kunday The pamatru hot woo the ball game Sunday. Mr. Briber! moved the rock crusher here Tuesday. Mr. Nelson, of tents. ass burled lieslde her huiband In the Pamascus cemetery Sunday. She lived with her daughter. Mr Alfred Johnton. form erly of Sycamore. She had been an Invalid for a number of year. She Mi II II l.iU-a, aa .ude tutor naluia), alo llrd im Ml J.ka 11. id Mix Ut-al Vilaiiil n.ad a tup to I'mlauJ aJ tM lb ankeiid Mi (Mg Jwdd. wbu kad an m--i 11.1 Jii I lu. ii. ft willed koina lioia the aiwpiial ( Mondar If. II V Adla .rMhl her tMit In lh ut.i HH.I.ll Mi (toy IhNiglaaa ha goii bouie lu l lb ui.l f b rnl. Mr. Slid Mia l M lihka. f,,r a l daa Mim Mlldifd Kline, ul I'oitlaiid. I the gtivat of Mr Viola toual ORSOON CITV FIOPLI PNAItl SIMPLE MIXTURE Many la Ofin City pialae the imple anliiure of buckthorn barh, gtyceilii etc, know) aa AdUrlka Ibl rnedy I Ihe ttiwl TIUHlDl (ill bowel rlrnr rr wold bring atra iiwd c. fully la appendb-iti. (ink HIHMl.NTt I. Klletr almixt AN V t'AHK of roiotlpallon. sour or gy tom.h t.K MINCTK after you lake II lha gaea lunibte and ( out Adl.-rlk rannot gripe and lb INrtTANT action I mrprtslng. The Jone I 'rug fouiny. (Adv ) CLACKAMAS Geirge ltloomiuiat and his slder. AH iloomulat. both of Mlnneapdls. and who are tuning at the hum of Mr and Mr Prank llaberlach, will Irate this) week for Tillamook, where Hiey will tlill Oank'a brother. They are rnualn of Mr Prank llaberlach. A ptraaant urprlce ar1y at ten dered Mr. and Mr W. V. Htrtch no the etenlng of the ?lt by their many friend. The etenlng wa pleaa antly spent In plating card and game and teterel selection were sang by Mctar Itutrher and NungueaiM-r and Mia lloomiueat played aome Instru mental piece A dainty lunrhean wa erved I rafetrrla Kveryliotly bad a )lly time and toted to have another t in 1 J ; EASTORlf AltOMoLiriMCgar. AVttalrVrriiikVli SlcillJILffxIiMjlllrvHii tnki Un,il?baaJitoxliV Promo Ira DijntkfW ru'u atsi (Vvxonniu troe Ojxuiu MurptVir nur.laaal NoTNAncoTic. wBMaBBaaawa saawwaaasssaaaat Aa.U mm Tot Infants rj Children. The Kind You llavo Always Bought Boars tho Signature of ai.staataaV -W- saaaaaiwjlalaiaaja Artrrlrfi Brmrih' fur f ignites I Ion . Sour Stoiura. UU ttwi WuntuX'utrtulMuuiinrfiti ru-jiotlLossoriLttP. kSV Sinn HAZELIA ATo-ORA. Ore.. April 22. The r cent meeting for fanneia and hop growers held here by Professor Chap in. the Marlon county argriculturis. anl Professor II. V. Tartar, the Ore gon Agricultural rollcge hop expert, was well attended and much interest waa manifested In the movement to popularize corn growing in the Aurora acctlon. The Aurora bank has been distribut ing a quantity of acclimated seed con from successful growers. It Is proposed to hold a corn show here next fall, with various prizes for the best exhibits. The business men. will take the matter up and announce ment will be made soon of the preml urns offered. Splendid for Rheumatism. "I thin' Chnwberlaln's Liniment Is Just splendid for rheumatism." writes Mrs. Dunburgh, Eldridge, N. Y. -It has been used by myself and other members of my family time and time apiln during the paat six years and hr always given the best of satisfaction.'' The quick relief from pain which Chamberlain's Liniment affords is alone worth many times the cost. OI tainable everywhere. (Adv.) W1LS0NVILLE. The Parent-Teachers' association at our village 1b planning to have another good lecturer here In the near future. H. D. Aden has a new automobile, purchased recently and has sold his old one. Geo. Stallnacher and Win. Baker en joyed a fishing trip at Oregon City, during the week-end. Miss Mary Brobst will spend Sat urday and Sunday In the Rose City, with friends. Mae Baker, accompanied by her friend, Miss Smith, of Portland, spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of her rfarents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker. Mrs. Alison Baker and daughter. Ru by, enjoyed a week-end visit with rela tives near Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. Harris, of St. Johns, visited relatives here on Sunday, com ing In their large touring car. Mrs. Ellen, of Aurora, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Young on Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nendel returned on Friday to their home In Stayton. Mrs. Reed Graham and Mrs. Lathrop visited friends In Portland during the latter part of the week, returning home on Monday. Mrs. Chas. Wagner, president of the Parent-Teachers' association, accompa nied by other delegates will attend the National Congress of Mothers, to meet goon In Portland. Miss Bettle Batalgla entertained the Corral Creek "500" club on Thursday In a very enjoyable manner. Dainty refreshments wero served and the prize for the game was won by Mrs. Geo. Stallnacher. The friends and old neighbors of Mrs. Anna Baker Stallnacher, gave her a plate shower at the home of her parents, on Saturday afternoon, when a delightful time was spent by the guests. The prizes for the guess ing game were won by Mrs. Wm. Bak er and Mrs. Ray Baker. The Ladles' Aid society, of the M. E. church of our village will give an Ire cream social at the church on Friday evening, Anril 30th, at eight o'clock. Prizes will be awarded for the prettiest May baskets to be entered by the young ladles and gentlemen. Everyone is cordially invited to at tend and a Jolly good social time is anticipated. i Mrs. Ella Carrington. Miss Pel 11a. Fred and Joe Armstrong and Mr. Clar ence Whitten were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitten Sunday. Mrs. Lou Worth, of Medical Springs. Oregon, Is visiting Mrs. F. W. Wanker at this writing. Miss Laura Moore, who lives near Gresbam. visited Miss Ethel Baker Sat urday and Sunday. Elva Wanker called at the Ed Whit ten home Sunday. WInfield Baker was a pleasant caller at the home of A. E. Helms, Sunday. Several of the Hazeliaties attended the ball game at Oswego Sunday after noon. Harold Baker was delightfully en tertained at the F. W. Wanker home Sunday evening. Miss Nina M. Wanker and her cous in. Miss Gladys Wanker, from Port land, spent a very pleasant afternoon at the home of Miss Nina's father, F. W. Wanker, Sunday. Edward Wanker and little son. William E., Jr.. and W. B. Cook were visitors In Oswego Monday evening. Mrs. J. P. Cook and son W. B. Cook made a flying trip to the county seat , Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Scott and granddaught er. Miss Ola. spent a very pleasant afternoon with Mr. and r.trs. F. W. Wanker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nasi were pleas antly entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chllds Sunday afternoon. Miss Edith and Audrey Wanker ' spent Sunday afternoon with their friends, Miss Llllle Flala. A. E. Helms and sons, Charles and Raymond, were visitors In Portland Saturday. j Miss Norma Muender spent Satur-' day in the city of roses. j Miss Mabel Ford, of West Linn, w as I a caller at the Ed Whitten home Sat-1 unlay and Sunday. O. C. Whitten, who has been visiting I his dauehter, Mrs. Robert Wanker, of ; Medical Springs, Oregon, returned to his home in Hazelia Sunday evening. I' . Hill AS iVr K tact Copy ol Wrappar. In Use For Over Thirty Years tUt MO SMtJ tfM ffff Tho it Line of High Grade Farm Ma chinery now carried by Three Big Stores in Clackamas County W. J. WILSON Cl CO. USCH BUILOINQ, OREGON CITY, ORE. Canby Hdw. & Imp. Co., Geo. Blatchford CAN BY, OREGON MOLALLA, OREGON Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. From a small beginning the sale and use of this remedy has extended to j all parts of the United States and to ; many foreign countries. When you , have need of such a medicine give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy a trial ; and you will understand why It has become so popular for coughs, colds and croup. Obtainable everywhere, i (Adv.) BARLOW. Call at the nearest of these three stores and inspect the latest improved tillage tools labor savers for your SPRING WORK Genuine Crop Increaser Land Rollers ' Butch Land Roller carried in 4 sizes: 8 ft. 2 section Wood Stave Roller, 8 ft 3 section Steel Roller, 8 ft 2 section Corrugated Roller and the New Double Drag Crusher 5 and 8 ft. Get our prices. EVANS Potato Planter For the grower who Wants Results Double Drive-Vibrating feed channels preventing clogging. Sight Drop insures accuracy. Adjustable puker arms. Light Draft Low Price. J. I. Case, Cutaway and Roderick Lean Disc Harrows In our opinion the three best discs made each one excelling for particular uses to which it is adapted. See us before you buy and we will make it worth your while. OTHER GOODS NOW IN SEASON: J. I. Case Transplanters Corn Planters, Plows Bloom Manure Spreaders Myers Hay Tools Stover Gasoline Engines Myers Pumps Mlr Ji'li and l-nnra l'i tin."iiu and their slaliT. Mr. A. C. Ijimimi, walkrd twvntythrra nillr Saturday, In en and one-fmirth hour. Tim two first namrd are Irachlnit the t .1 era! and Oak (irove chool. Th" three itartcd from the old Leonard Helm farm, which I two mile be yond Liberal, at I o'clock I'. M. and walked the whole dilance to their father' h ime near linker's llrldxe, sr. rlvltif there Saturday evening, at H I', none Ihe worne for tbotr Inn hike. Their course lay along Ihe county road part of which Is a portion of the Pa cific Highway. The Ctarkama School Musters' club met In regular icanlon at t'tiickninit at the school bonne. Saturday, April S It h. A game between the school mus ters and the local school baseball team in plnyed In which Ihe si hool mas ter were defeated by core of I! t- 7. A banquet wa served by the pupils naalated by a few of the ladle, which was much enjoyed by the guests. The regular business session held In tint afternoon waa exceptionally Interest ing. The principal subjects were: In-1 dustrlnl Follow up Club Work, tho din- rimilon of which waa led by super- vlr Vedder; the Comity Held Meet which Is to be held at (ilndslone Mnv th. discussed by Prof. PflnKslen, an I the address by Assistant Slnte Super tntendent Wells on "Standards". Mo. I it 1 1 ia was sidected for the plnre of the next mectlnR, which will be May 22nd. The school Is In receipt, this week, of a fine new fliiK. which was earned by the pupils of MIns llnchmann's room. Selh Pnrmuln nnd family have moved lo Portland. They will bo much missed In tho community for they made many friends while hero. Should Not Feel Discouraged. So ninny people trouble, with IihIIki's- lon ninl constipation liuve been bene fited by taking Chnmhcrluln's Tablets hut no ono should foci ill''onnii'd who has not given them a trial. They imluln no pepsin or other dlKextlvo ferments but strengthen tho stomach nd ennhlo It to perform Its functions nturally. Obtainable everywhere. (Adv.) JENNINGS LODGE. test was not held on account of the I rain. The contest will be held at San ' dy next Saturday. I Our Kelso principal and family and ueorge Kooens, oi uover, spent oun- Thursday evening, Hjalmer . Erlck. son v.aa driving his uncle's car, Mr. Mellein's, of Canby, he ran the auto In to the electric light poRt at the corner , . , ,h h of Joe, Jar, of J. J. Wurfel's store. The post was chag KrebfJi our road bos9( haB a cracked, tne car aamagea some ana me j crew of men birnlng rubbBh along occupants of the front seat thrown i d Mr. Rourbach. a crew of from their seats into the glass shield cutting one of the Melleln boys Hps and face. Hjalmers leg was hurt, but not seriously. A narrow escape for all. Dave Ausve was home from Port-1 land Sunday. I Mrs. Meir and Miss Gertrude Evans, , of Portland, spent Sunday with their parents. Mrs. M. S. Harlow Wilklns and bus-! band, of Portland, were here visiting j friends several days this week. j Mrs. Ed Ogle, of Aurora, was visit-: Ing friends here Wednesday. men and a number of teams are wort Ing on the muff road. Mrs. Erlckson and sons spent Sat urday and Sunday In Portland visiting and shopping. Joel Jarl has Improved his premises SPECIAL TO WOMEN The most economical, cleansing and germicidal ot all antiseptics is MAN TAKES HIS OWN MEDICINE, IS AN OPTIMI8T He has absolute faith In his medi cine he knows when he takes It for certain ailments be gets relief. Peo ple who take Dr. King's New Discov ery for sn Irritating Cold are opti mists they know this cough remedy will penetrate the linings of the throat kill the germs, and open the way for Nature to act Tou can't destroy a Cold by superficial treatment you must go to the cause of the trouble. Be an optimist. Get. a bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery today. (Adv.) A soluble Antiseptic Powder to be dissolved in water as needed. As a medicinal antiseptic for douches In treating catarrh, Inflammation or Ulceration of nose, throat, and thaf caused by feminine ills It has no equal. For ten years the Lydla E. Plnkbam Medicine Co. has recommended Paxtlne In their private correspondence with women, which proves its superiority. Women who have been cured tar it is "worth Its welgnt in gold." At druggists. 60c large box, or by mall. The Futon Toilet Co, Boston, Mas. was nearly eighty years of age at the time of her death. She leaves a daughter and four grandchildren to mourn their loss. The Rock Creek school gave an Ice cream social Saturday night. They cleared seveteen dollars. Quarterly meeting will be hold at the Free Methodist church commenc ing Friday evening and continuing over Sunday. Elder Carl and Rov. Royer will hold services at the Dunkard church Sun day at 11:00 A. M. Taking Care of the Children. No parent would consciously be care less of the children. Joe A. Rozmarln, ClarkBon. Nebr., uses Foley's Honoy and Tar for his two children for croup, coughs and colds. He says, "We are never without Foley's Honey and Tar In tne house." A distressing cough, sleepless nights, and raw, inflamed throat lead to a run-down condition In which the child Is not able to resist contagious or Infectious diseases. Fol ey's Honey and Tar Is truly healing and prompt In action. Jones Drug Co. (Adv.) EAGLE CREEK Mr. and Mrs. P.oy Douglass took din ner with. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Woodle last Thursday. George Judd made a trip to Estacada Saturday. Carl Douglass went to Gresbam Sun day to play ball. one again soon. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ronke, Mrs. Welsh, Mr, nnd Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haberlnch and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dane, Mr. nnd Mrs. Lucas and children, Mr. nnd Mrs. Leo Harrington, Miss C. Cramer, Mrs. Dan iels, Mrs. E. O. Hnywnrd nnd children, Mr. and Mrs. Rnlolgh Holcomb, Miss Amy Hartnell, Mrs. Wolsensteln, Mr. and Mrs. V. Wlcklund, Mr. and Mrs. J nutcher, Harry Hartnell, Mr. Nun gitessor, Mrs. Suslo Harrington, George and Alice IHoomqiilst, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Green, Miss M. Hampson and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Haberlach. Sam Roake leaves for Castle Rock, Washington, Saturday. " The young people of ,the Christian Endeavor of the Congregational church spent a very enjoyable evening the 24th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ma ther. Games were played, after which dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Chandler returned to her home here after a week's visit to her daught er In Portland. The Oddfellows and Rcbekahs celo brated the 79th anniversary of the former's organization here. A large number of old, new and prospective members and many friends were In attendance. An enjoyable evening was spent In playing games, after which a sumptuous feast was served to all present. Mrs. H. D. Hobson and daughter, Narell, returned to their home In Sa lem, Saturday. Tho Misses Alono and Irene Wurn- er, of Portland, spent Sunday Willi former school mates nnd friends. Af ter a delightful rnnoo rido on tho river (hoy otok dinner ut tlio homo of Miss Annu HuhhiiII. Tho 8tars and Willing Workers heli social at tho church on Thursday vening. A short musical program was given. Misses Mnry Pierce and Oulda Deter favoring with delightful numbors and tho Misses LcClnlra OHtrom, Oulda Deter, Lola Thayer, Hassle Roberts, Wllma Ilruechcrt, Hclnne Snuloy and Klilnn llatdorf, Rled Mir honor, Harold Soeshe nnd Donal McFurlnne sang a group of songs and wore assisted by their Bchool teachor, Mrs. Altmnn names wero enjoyod and ico cream nnd homo-mndo condy wore sold. Five dollars was realized and given for the support of the church. On Friday aftornoon, accompanied by their Scoutmaster, A. Wendell Smith, the Hoy Scouts enjoyed a row across the river and a hiko to Oswego Lake, where a camp fire was built and a night spent In the open. Tho eight boys returned on Snturday after noon. This will be a time In their lives which will always be remembered as they expressed It as being a day and night of much fun. The Hoys' club were hosts to n marshmallow toast which was held on Cedar Islnnd on Wednesday night. Cake and coffee wore also served and games enjoyed In the pavilion. Mrs. Kdd Prlgham escorted the young peo ple. Fifteen couples going over in I row boats and canoes. Wiley Trout went fishing for salm on on Friday Inst as a result, his neigh bors' enjoyed a piece of the Royal Chinook which he captured. Mrs. Kellogg and son of Mllwaukle visited at the home of Roy Hlndes on Friday last. Mrs. McCowan Is contemplating re turning to Chicago In May to moke her home with her sons who reside in the suburbs nf the above town. Mrs. McFarlane spent Wednesday with Mrs. Kmeger, of Portland. Mrs Krueger expects to leave with her two children the end of the week for Alas ka to join her husband, who preceded Ihe family some few weeks ae.o. The Crace Guild tin-els at Ihe home nf Mr, (ieorite Ontrnm on Thursday from to till five. The r uislllutloii will be auhmltted and further plan for the year' work talked of. Mr. t.e('llr I rcrclvliiK her friend again after an lllnes of ten day with quinsy. At recent meeting of Ihe Itnard of IHrfTtor of thl achiMil district. MesdHiuea Altnmn and Hnshall have been NMdncted to tench the ensuing year. The school close on May Exercise will be given and five pupil will complete the eighth grade. Pes Bin Roberts, Kmiiia Perry. Oulda Deter and l.eClnlre Ontroni and llnrold Hiv cub are the graduate. The fishermen on Sunday far ex ceeded the number of fish caught. Ev ery avnilnblo bout was let but the common reply wa "no lurk at all". On Monday perhap tba largest num ber of bin fish of Ihe season were caught. Many going by Ihe car weighted down with the limit number and a number reported the fish rap tured on Monday weighed from thirty lo forty pounds. As only a few days remain before they begin fishing with nets, every car during the anrlv morn ing bring many to this place to enjoy the sport. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ilruerherl and four son nutocd out from I'nrtlnnd In their new car and visited Mrs, Ileus Ilruechcrt. Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Kelly and small daughter wero week-end visitor nl the Jacobs home. George Morse attended the town meeting nt the Lincoln high school nn Tuesday evening. A very l-irire crowd was present nnd Mr. Morse had the pleasure of meeting a number from his old home town, Dubuque, In. Rev. P. S. Hlocum, a traveler, lec turer and discoverer, of Clinton, In., who spoke at tho (iras church hero two years ago, met a trarlc death In St. Paul on April II. Suffering from n nervous breakdown, from over work he shot himself. Whlln hero ho spoke of his travels abroad, ciiporlally of his trip through lha Holy Land. Owing to the National Congress of Mothers convening on the regular Par- e nt-Teachors' meeting day, the nssocl. at ion will hold Its meeting on Friday May 7. This Is tho lam meeting of Ihe year and officers nro to bn elected. The Child study was taken up during thn past winter nnd tho program hour will bo "Our Inst day of school," lo which all tho mothers will bo expected lo furnliih either n declamation, esnny or song as they did when they wero In school, Tho meeting will begin nt nloven A. M. and lunches will tio car ried and partaken of on tho school lawn. Mrs. H. J. Robinson hns been nssigned to the pnrt of teacher nnd Mrs. Pen Losny ns monitor. The pat rons of the school lire cordially Invited to moot with thn association nn this day. Mr. and Mrs. Alhort Pierce ontnr tnlned a pnrty of eighteen Portland nnd Oregon City friends. Tho lunch eon tnhlo was spread undor troos at tho Plorco homo. 8ome of tho guests enjoyed tho time fishing. Miss Monica and Itooso Pomeroy, of Portland, spent several days with Mrs. Sanders. Tho rogulnr meeting of the Com munity Club will ho hold on Mondny night, May 3, at tho I II tie Front hull. Harvey E, Cross and T, W. Sullivan, president of tho Oregon City Commer cial Club will Bpenk on "Incorpora tion." Everyone como out and hear theso well known men speak. Notice of Public Auction. One bay mare, one lot household furniture. May 8, 1915, at 10 o'clock A. M. Sale to be hold In accordance; with Sec. 348, Lord's Oregon Laws, at Clbbs Son Livery Stablo, Mllwauklo, Oregon. (Adv.) Cltroiax CITROLAX .. C I T R O L A X Pest thing for constipation, sour stomach, lazy liver and sluggish bow els. Stops a sick hendache almost at once. Gives a most thorough and sat isfactory flushing no pain, no nausea. Keeps your system cleansed, sweet and wholesome. R. I). Rasmussen, Es ranaba, Mich., writes: "Cltroiax Is a fine laxative, pleasant to take, and does the work In a very thorough man- ner." Children love it. Jones Drug Co. (Adv.) 1