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OKKOOY (TIT I'VITKNilSK. IM1 V. .H'l.V 'JS. I'.Uii. News From All Over .A.A - A - A - A - A - A - A - A - A - A - A MULISO 4 lUltM Ml LINO, tire, July :: - ttfpei ul -Mr. biuI Mr IV. I :mk"ii ud miii i.ill.iil. of iti..m Cm, iii-l ri-lnlHi her lt r.llli-nla) Mr i.n.1 Mr. iie.ni M-i'L-t, ul HlmitUii hu hat Ift-n tiainmc r-l lura ti. i In M.iliiin. mill M.iUIU. nnd Clm kaii-a. ri liirm-.l l.i Hi. ir limnr I.. M MiiinUy lt.-litiif li-Tf in Mulini nine tin in a f.in well dinner U( Hun .lay Mi Hut MiHi-r ! turned iiim tlm uliiti' Inn'din it.cupi.il by Kent t 'cmp my. She U colnis l re luncln Id miliuiiot ilf parti' n. a li-r lo lli piil.lli- lit Kwu-rat In the line n( Itm. Inn. rrnif. ( innT . and in fnnh. Vi uli-h hi-r nil ni.ce In !ht nc fntiirf. Tin- dunce kIwh "i Milium hall la-t Saturday uliilil quite li.iti.liiii t''.r l.y llu ruin. M.my fanner ha tln-ir hav cut, mul tlii- ruin U (pulling II. It In i'iH' ! lull jr h.ird pii c1r hay. Mr. l-onc .m an Oregon titv il Inr hn-t Saturday . Amcue thiiM- nil. ii line i hautiinipi.l ! l.it week from her mere. Mm Tom ! KUl. Mi Mora MiII.t. J J. M.il'ct , Mm. K Sntlcr:iMi, Mr ln.i Lnrkliin Mm Walter Waldorf. ' Mm C. T. Howard mid nr.ui.li lill dren ami Mr MilUe Tinman ere camped at chaulaiiiiTw. aUu Mm K J. Mapl and children Mm. Fred Walla. of t num Mil! wan a Mullno visitor lat Tin-niLiy. Mm. Kvan.i and litt'o daughter, of Meadow Mronk. v l-ilt.l her parent. Mr and Mr, llonichton. thin ck. Mr. Vic H.HIan. of Molalla. h.in come to make her homo her ilurlnc Ihp nutnniiT with hrr itT. Mln Hora Millt-r. Pah In MacdonuM. ho wcntly tiirnt'd fmni SairaimMito. Cal.. and I now with hlii mother In Colton. came to Mullno last Monday and vln!l.-d his cnindinothcr. Mrs. Mary PanU-la. Joe Panlcl han cone to work In Kiili Pi!i:p- uhlnclc mill nrar Col ton. Miss Anna Jopson was a visitor a! the Pordine home last Tiitilay even Inc. Mr. and Mm. Tom Fish went to Coiton last Thursday and rampod out Thursday nlcht. They returned to Mulinn Friday. Mr. Fish was looking lor luf cattle. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, of Willamette, were the puests of J. J. Mallet last Sunday. Mr. Taylor on property here In Mullno and he Intends to make his home here In the near future. Mr. and Mrs. llralnard, of the Can hy Herald, were callers In Mullno last Saturday. Mrs. Charles N'oblitt and son Al bert, and Mrs. Clarence Miller and son Qiientln, of Needy, were yisltlne relatives and friends In Mullno last Friday. Miss Isabel Hattan and a party of friends came out from Portland to visit Miss Hattan's mother and aunt last Sunday. Mrs. Mary Ranlels called on her son. A. L. Daniels and family. Saturday afternoon. Alfred Daniclson was a Molalla visi tor last Sunday. Miss Flora Miller made a business trip to Orezon City Saturday after noon. Mrs. Mary Crook, who has been visiting relatives and friends at Lyons returned to her home this week. Mrs. Mary Crook's mother Is visit ing her here In Mullno. She Intend.' lo make her quite an extended visit. Mrs. Mahala Wallace's dauchtor Eva and her husband, of Kind's Val ley, motored to Mulino Saturday to visit with her. While here they went to the spiritualist campmeeting at New Kra. They went home Monday. Mrs. Ruby Rudolph was a visitor In Liberal last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Vassar, of Portland, were Mullno visitors last Sunday. Mr. Royd Ashby. of Salem, visited at the home of Grant Aehby last week. Mr. and Mrs. Rrainard. of the Canby Herald, and a party of friends motored to Mulino Saturday. N. H. Darnell was a caller nt the Ashley home last Sunday. Mrs. LonK and daughter Klizubeth calledon Mrs. Jos. L. Daniels Satur day evening. Mrs. Elmer Erickson and children visited Mrs. Charles Schulbauser last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Davis visited the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs James Davis, last Sundaj'. Miss Hazel Erickson was an Oregon City visitor last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Rert Wallace and chil ilren and Mr. Wallace's mother, Mrs Rose Wallace, drove to Wliilholt Springs last Sunday. When You Have a Cold. Give it attention, avoid exposure, be regular find careful of your diet, also commence taking Dr. King's New Dis covery. It contains Pine Tar, Anti septic Oils and Balaams. Is sliuhtly laxative Dr. King's New Discovery eases your coimh, soothes your throat and bronchial tubes, chocks your cold, starts to clear your head. In a short time you know your cold is better. Its the standard family cough syrup In use over 40 years. Oct a bottle at once. Keep it in the house as a cold insurance. Sold at your dniOTist. (Adv.) A drink that shouldbe on every table PORTLAND BREWING CO., Portland, Ore. On ule at all Leading Groceries and ConfectiMaritB PHONE YOUR DEALER FOR HOME DELIVERY - A - -V-V-V-V-V-V ...... MACHSBURO l M KS lit Hi! Oit Ju! ii" , ilill Mull u'a.l lii.ul. Hie laii'li.l", I,.. ,i..l li.-ir hat olii-li lii-l I 'it iMM1 nut In a llu- l.i lain. i a. 1 1. u : ' . nUlll'Mli-d W In II .l l. a-1 n il III III'' i l.tclil .iin.liiiir. villi a ilrtli.i; wind, a Itfl.! ill-. I. Till. hi oa. Iitin.l I.' Ih- i I hi- oil!) ilall,aii It lla. ila.li.-. all'l Hue Iikiio I In- I at failiilu'. Hal i ilk' i.illl,-. and i..i-. H ill i. n. f.il . .llalll lt. I, j. I,.',', li l.i l!i' kimiii.t TIk' iii.Hitiiti' trniil Hit lal r.iiu t.'llll'll.rd llll 4 ..lli.ill. r (H at l M:li;ilC Vr.'-lall.'ll (. l ar. M a ..llll otirie It I. i.'ln al.illn !i .ale II. Mil I'tt-n a .ii..nii;.d ilrmiili Jteliiia. llii lillle il.uuliii r nl Mr and Mr. J'- ll'pl r. f'-'l from a f fit l.i.t Kt t'k an t li IM her arm o I a.ll.. II .lt lie. riMfjr 1.1 i all a .iiu.-.'ll I'r , . li'-.linaii found a tli.l.s a'.inn nl tin' l ; boi Inlnl. The I'.UM S'T I. t itmii ' ;il.itiis in. ! tut an l U l-l.ivins altuil ' lib ht-r aim in a .Iii.i: , 1 Mr. Patl l Kaufman, aim Hh h' l j to voiiiii.-fl ilul.ltt ii. L it lor lb.' far i-atl l.i. I i. k. ha. .irtUi .l al In r J-' r in ' end and rite of a afe and pi.. i.. ml jnurint j The Wel.h llepler .aniul'l I. . i. i (until,!: i. ul bi.i1.ti.iI f..r the l.irte. nett : barn lli.it Herman l.l.-Mi; in cum; in! build on hiti ran. h. The Mother a ilub nu t on Thur.d.iy al the home of Mr C M l'ai.m rre.-tit a vl.itor. m-re Mr. Drier Sr. Mm Henry WaMi and Mm. Will Koth; Mr. Simon Miller a tlio.'li Ire pre.l.l. nl In place of Mm. Flank Hilton olio lii. muted avtay. The clui. I to hold li int'vt .. -tliui al the home of Mr 'rl.-r. Aui:'it .ird Frank Hilton, with hi ton Cl.-nn. ritinied ttha from a ;h.rt vt!t at their forimr lioi.ie where tlii-y have !--ell ruitttny ha". Tht-y brou tine u;'p!y of innuntatn trout llielr new home -hi a from t t i ,i t i i i i i i f t EAGLE CREEK. 4 ft I r 4 i K.UH.F.. I IIKKK. Ore.. July :T. Special ) Them' lire busy days for the farmers. They are making hay and cultlvatlnK. ' Mr. and Mr, nuth Fit i.'eralil called on Mr. Howlelt Sunday afternoon. Mr. Kate Poucl.i.ts visited with Mrs. Naylor on Sunday. Mr. and Mr. J. V. Pavl and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hate were the cues! of Waller Pouclass and wife Sun day. Mr. and Mr. Hill were the roc I p. lents of a pleasant ca'l from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pouelass Sunday even in B. Milt Marshall and wlfa. J. V. Woodle and wife and Mrs. little peShlclds motored over to see Mrs. Hewlett Sunday afternoon. Ed. DoiiRlass has two pics which will suck a cow. They sit down like a doc, one on each side of the cow and suck away. Carl PoiiRlass peddled out a beef on Tuesday. The Misses Lena and Grace Cahlll visited nt the home of Mrs. Howlett on Sunday. Thomas Kaden, of Vio'a, spent Sun day iiieht at the home of It. II. I'.lbsnn. He came over in his Ford truck nnd be turned to come tliroueh the irate. he made a short quick turn, and try iiiR to avoid hitting the uate post on his left, he turned a little too much to the richt and before he could stop it. ran into a wild rose bush which i:rows at the side of the Kate. Mr. Kaden yelled Whoa! and his car slop ped. They had to do some choppim;, cuttim,' the rose bush away before he could back out. Mr. Kaden purchased two veal of Mr. Gibson and one of Mr. McKay. Mr. and Mrs. How, of Portland, were recently the guests of the hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilill, fur a few days. SHINGLE PLANT AT E. PALM GIN ST A COMPANY BUY JONSRUD BROTHERS' MILL OTHER KELSO NEWS. KELSO, July 27. (Special). R. E. Jarl has Kone to the beach for a lew days' vacation. I Mrs. Henry Anderson and children 1 are visiting her parents at La Center, Wash., for a couple of weeks. A daughter was born tot Mr.' nnd Mrs. W. Severin a couple of weeks ago. Jonsrud lirolhers have sold their shingle mill to E. Palniginst & Com pany, of Orcsham. i Mrs. Harniim was given a surprise party Saturday evening by her form er pupils. . ; Rev. HemlriekHon, of Portland, wili ! conduct services at the Lutheran i church Sunday afternoon, July 30 ut 3 o'clock. John Junsrud has nearly completed Mr. Mowry's new barn. 0. lilomwick Is painting Mr. Deck-! er's new residence. I The Drink That Fits the County siciSTFRS MFFT ARAIH VtUIUIW iivimi. AFTER THIRTY YEARS MHS PHANk MIFF COMCS TO OHf CON f HOM PHIlBKOOK, MINN., TO VISIT MRS A L. LAHKINS ii vih i iii'i'K. nie . j.ii i.tt'atl V'l.f ll.iliiiati II Sl.ilie, ,.( Mola'la. m.d Mill. ut M.ller, nf Hu ll I tii.l. U..I..I al I' m I'tilii.Uit'ii I'll ...' t t ti 1 1 . R V .!..t..iii( .ir; rl.e a. Kltt-n Mr. 1 I .tf Vitii "f. lav. .1 ti! v ;i, wli. ii he re-t in -1 wold that ln-r '.ier, Mi. Frank II ilf and Ini.l and had arroed (i.uu I'bill.rtmk. Minn Mr I arkiu haMi't .i t n In r .Nt. r for iit arlv ii it .ii. Tli.. i. their ln-t vi.lt lo lire ton and l!ie are well pl.-.i.t I Willi i it tt fir M...e Mart and l.vdl.i Kllniiter. of I. lln Til. vi.ilid Mul e and lla.-l l.ar km. Siiii-lat WU'.le S.iarl left la-I week f.r Wa-h Inuioii wlii'tt- lit- da. work In a .iw ml'! Mr and Mr. Franl. Fian mid .l.titcbi'-r M'.!.lre,, titteii.tt-tl Mr Kiau 1. rutin i' birili.lav .liiini r at hi dome In Mullini S in.l iv. Mr An. h-moti. who ha been vl.lt Ins at I' O Ctilinlfrt-n' and nt Co!loi III.' I.i-t few .'.'.. led lor hi llolixt III Nebr.l.k.l l.lt Week. John S.iarl mi l family, of I'ortland. CHAMPION Positive Force Feed Elevator 'injure a positive and continuous How of train to the packer arm. Eliminate bunch ing at the Binding Attachment by forcing the train clear, into the attachment. Work accurately on all weiehn of crain anj under all condition. Thi i an exclu sive CHAMPION feature. The Force Feed Elevator and the Relief Rake Make the Champion Binder the Best Machine You Can Buy These two feature alone should be sufficient to convince any care ful buyer that the Champion Hinder is the most serviceable machine in the field, but when you consider, the many other advantaues found on the Improved Champion Hinder, among them the balanc ing Sectors which keep the machine perfectly balanced In all heights of grain, the ball and roller bearings which make it light running and easy pulling and the simple, efficient driving mechanism, there remains no room for doubt of the superiority of the Champion. It represents the greatest possible Hinder value for the money. Drop us a card tor our big ntonial circulars or pay the nearest Champion Agent n visit, tvill be to your advantage. HIGH GRADE IMPLEMENTS & VEHICLES spent .Sunday with his nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. .Matson. Everybody that hud hay out did a rushing business during the few ili.ys of good weather. MISS MATTLEY IS LAWYER. Miss Maude Maltley, formerly as siHlant principal of the Oregon City high school and a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Mattley, of this city, was this week admitted to the bar. TACOMA MAN TO WED HERE, j County Clerk Iva Harrington Tues- i day issued a marriage license to I.I1-! Man E. fioo'd. of Milwaukle, nnd I Charles H. Everett, of Tacoma. Mr.' Everett is a real eslate man of the Washington city. Hit Backache Gone. More men have kidney trouble than are cware of it. Just how serious a backache, sore muscles, aching joints, rheumatism, swollen ankles, and blur ring vision may bo Is sometimes real ized only when a man attempts to take out life Insurance and Is refused on acount of kidney trouble. Joseph O. Wolf, 734 So. Jackson St., Green Bay, Wis., writes: "Foley Kidney Pills relieved me of a severe backache that had bothered me for several months." Any symptom of kidney trouble de serves attention. Jones Drug Co. (Adv.) v. nrrniiii. j.ii 1 ti' l. nl Hi. j . i." ne'l ml, n,. I , .ill I In' 't i l ,t ill . iSh'i i.ih Kipi'i ilnii.li ,n. I in!.. ii. I h . iii.i lit III licr mill Willi lliti i-vii.l'ii ol a tew r in lib 1. 1 ii.iiinn A i ..'' ii.'ti w i.ik en iii and will .e nl wbeie mo. I ln ... III tin' Ion !. ii.: ol i liuit lie .tinil I tilt w;i n.'i I i II. t Lilian Ml W. I. Kiil.ln "t M iHallielle, i.fiil Fii.l.ti wiili M - rliili-lina i:. I.,.. II Mr Hllldi' "''I be lelllt'lll belt .1 a Ml.t Anna I "nl U.-i l! I. Cole li " bed t I he I biirtli nl Ion! Hun. lat etiuiliiK Mi. .lolin i;.i.' a il l.miilt reiuiiu d to St Id I. i have 'ui I i:ttii.'!'H nil.', no i Inn: of Hie i hill' li I. mil Mu Ki t S.iiii.' M - I llll.ni Tied.'"' Ml..ek la-nli and '' il.om tile, pent a t. .1 Hie t.iiiili i ( Hod at Wood it i . a cue-l "J II Sutl.l.it i.li . V atiner. of 1 1 1 1 ell)ov able .11, Ml-. I. II. I, In all. Til. '.Ul Tun. lav Hal l, k I'.nl FMumii vi" i. I wlni ha bten nullr ill al the present r i i -: w I'l be r I nt 1 1 i I -t-r I I.ier nf tlm Chun h ! 1 Mi Helm, l ilt I belter Mr Helm. a (ntnier miii ;... III ilill to hi hnd.l.ti i. who ti n 1 n Trumpet I'n In Carl Flllk'.eil ear iiiM Ihrt nir.'l iinalii and d.iv. SI Helen . I Mr. M A u-.f tearing off iImti were nil call. I One of hi .nil., S. ' ! i wnrklnK ut the (io-i . I An.ler.nii. I lid , w In n w.i. head funk tw 1 I h ,i but were gla. I l'1 nl ,i very plea..n.i Ml Pi IU Ciire of m-iiiiii; Inr ilr.iii.lii.i ;.ige. Ilarrr llebhardl It bu'-v the old roof on the tin. replai lni; It with a on lb. .ii-e and The Relief Rake prevent! the train from bunchir.j between platform and elevator keept all train, particularly hort ituff, (rem ta'heriru at the inner enj ol cutter bar inJ imurri a vieatiy How of train lo the elevator. M Jniili.ab!c when in tabled or badly lodged (rain. An eului.ve CHAMPION feature. ail?at free Chamnion Catalog una ji - it PORTLAND, , ORE. Branches at Spokane U Hotse The Ladies' circle met with Mrs Harrison on the usunl meeting day. A very pleasant afternoon was Hpent vi'iitin', singing, reading and hand work. At 4:30, a splendid lunch wns served by Hie hostess. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Wgman and Mrs. Seedling. .Mr. M. A. O.ige has returned rrom her visit nt. Cloverdiile, Wash., where she bfis been visiting her son Ardcn Oage. She reports a splendid trip. SUIT TO COLLECT ON NOTE. W. if. Handle Friday filed a suit In the ( in nit court against W. F. Cary and H. I). Schmidt to collect ',00, alleged to be due on a note signed August 7, 1909, at Estacada. George C. Ilrowriell and Charles T. fSlevors appear for Mr. Kandlo. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Every family without exception should keep this preparation at hand during the hot weather of the summer months. Chamberlain's Colic Chol era and Iliarrhoca Remedy Is worth many times its cost when needed and Is also certain to be needed before the summer is over. It has no superior for the purposes for which It is In tended. Tiny it now. Obtainable ev erywhere. (Adv.) f valley roads are MANY TOWNS ALONO WILLA METTE HAVE AUTO CAMPS ron VISITING TOURISTS. Ideal i lulu inii favor iiioior louii.i now lbloil,h tlm WllliiliiellH Vnlley mid lul.t m.. illi. in (imnnii 'lint rn.nl ale boiler than llnv will bo aiialii till 1 1 ar and me pi.n Hi ally fn e finin ilu.l ; the . 'Miiile In i Initio, In II pri'tUi nl mat of Kie. ii, a tli her Irealnie.a ami thai in beliiK given by the ref'lll lain i All the wnv from the I. in kliiiiiiile In 111.' riu.iii4 Ilio rou.l i davii been lulled For Bgrnmrr Troublra. Iliiv din' ll ft I It t M tliomiallilii mid m (lima .lift. tit endure I.. nine h'n lev lionet mid Par i:ltoi relief, fur It iillnv I ii ( I .. in itm I It tn and ilo.tr. Hie lllr p.l.li!.'. ll i'.i.i llin leirlble, i tr.t - i I li x huikIi and mNillie the mem ' btalie r.i"ed by lon.'unt effolt lo 1 b.-. k Iriilallng ilMurhaiu , Till i u bole-.. Hue lamlly n'tueil) i iitilnln no opiate and a boll In I...I. ii long lime 1 Jonea Drug Co. ( Adv ) DR. AKEO WITHOHAWS. PKTUOIT. .Inly Pr. t'liaile F Alte.l. of Sail I 'ratii'luni. hi resigned a chairman of the neutral peine ion ft n lite In Stockholm which una i-ntab. lUbed a all nutgtou III of Hie Ford pence rvpcilltloii l.t. year ORECON BANKS CROWING. SVI.KM. Pr. July 21 - Hoamine of dretimi bank, iniiiirllng SI inil Ion. il and 17' sialo Inniliiilloti, ithow an In- GET OUR PRICES ON TWINE BALE TIES and Farm Supplies of all Kinds W.J.Wilson and Co. OREGON CITY, ORE. Geo. Blatchford Molalla, Oregon Agents for SAND WICH HAY PRESSES crease of $,S,lfl2,930.73 In the past year, according to the combined report of all these Institutions compiled today by S. G. Sargent, stato superintendent of banks. Uniting learning and labor THE ORECON AGRICULTURAL GOLLECE In its Six S'-liuoN and I'..rly-ciKht I' prirlmeiits is engaged in the Kri't work ol uniting Learning and Lali.ir. Forty-eighth. School Year Opens SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. Degree Courses requiring a four yrsr high scIio.jI preparation, art- ollrred ill the following: A(',R ICCLTt'R F'.. 16 Department; COMMIvIU K, 4 I'ciKirlnn'titu; KN'IIN liliRINll, ! iH-piirtinenM; MINUS, 3 UrpartiwiiU: I'OK li.VI'KY, 2 Depart ments; HOUR hl'OVO.MK'S, 4 Hroarl ments; an.l PHARMACY. Vocational Course requiring an Eighth Crude prcpir.it on for entrance are offered iu Agriculture, iJairyinK. Coiiiuicr.e, Korcntry, Home Makers, and Mechanic Artv Pharmacy with a two year high school entrance requirement. SCHOOL '!' Mt'SIC Piano, String, Hand and Voice Culture. Catalogue and Ixrautiful illustrated booklet free. Adiie Thp. Rp.mhtsas, I wwnmi i tosvAi.i.is. otnnon For Your Baby. The Signature of 7 jfT) . -JlT Is the only guarantee that you have tht Genuine prepared by Mm for over 30 year. YOU'LL give YOUR baby the BEST Your Physician Knows Fletcher's Castorla. Soid only In one size bottle, never III bulk or otherwise; to protect the babies. The Centaur Company, Jennings Lodge Department C. C. HICHENER HEAD OF PEACE CONFERENCE FORMER JENNINGS LODGE MAN NOW HAS HEADQUARTERS ON FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. JKNNINHS I.OIm;K, tire. July -(Hpii lul I - ('. I". Nli heiier, U dinner renl.l.'Ilt of thin pluce, but of lute uf Salt Luke I'ltv, ('lull, mm recently elei led II ilclcK.itc f mill I'tiih In tin' peace conference. At thin ciiuceutl 1.1 lie wan tinmen president, with bead quarters mi Klfth avenue. New Yoi I; City. Mm. Mb liener nnd Mini Knill) mul Hied lire vIiIHuk In WIm iiiihIii. 11ml will Join Mr. Mlibetier In New York after Hie Hpretnl of Hie Infantile paralysis linn Hiilmlded. Mrn Mlchener wrllen thai of nil the lakes mid 1 hern Ihey liave ilsited. there ure mine quite ho beautiful mm the Willamette ut .lelinlllKS l.inke. I H I It It Sllenerii Id Is ill Jn III IX Ills ll cutliiil at llockauay Ilea, b lien l.osey ban accepted n position at St. Johns on the uniernuienl dredge The Martin family, of Portland, has returned lo the l.n.b-,. fur the hi 1 III iner mul urn pleasantly locntod ut their cottage on Addle street. Vlrulnla Oslnuii, who has I n un I 1I1T 11 spscliillHt M euro, returned to Mo- Milinvllle on Monday, iici onipanled by her ninlliur, Mrs. i;enri;e OHlrinu. Hominy preacliini! service wan re sumed Sunday, Itev. Smith cIiiiohIiik "Cllmblim the Hi'IkIiIs" us his subject, with 11 text from Islali 1 0 MIsh Arthur, of McMlunvllle, sani; u pleasliiK nuinlier. There will be no church service on Sunday sn lis In Klvo tho community Ilio opportunity tn attend the caiiipuiee.llni;, which la beliiK held lit tlm Itlvervlow camp ground. Itev. Mr. Smllh mid wife have been Klven the month of Annus! for llielr vacation time by members of timer church. Mr. nnd Mrs. ('. 11. Heads, Mr. and Mra. Slocuni nnd IIcshIo Hoberls, ii ii toed to Molalla on Sunday and Hpciil the day. The MIssch Alice Malilnin, Kllalieth Waldrou, Mis. I'.ryklt, of Huston, and Mr. James Wiildrnn, in coinpanled by the Joolin Walilron family, of Oak firnvii, nnd Mr. mid Mrs. Stevenn, of Itoethe, enjoyed u trip up the Cnliiin bin highway on Wednesday of lat week. Itev. Mr. Smith nnd wife mid Miss Kilty Avery, of Oniiiha, with oilier friends, enjoyed u trip lo Multiioiniil KallH Siilurday. Mrs. John Jennlmis Ik slowly Im proving from her recent IIIuchm. A niece from I'orUmid, Is beliiK enter tallied nt the .IciiiiIiikh home. Tho Itlvervlow camp Kf'undu Is put tlnij on n busy appearance, ns lenis lire rapidly biinK pul up nnd famllleK nrrlvlng from jiolnls In Orciion, as well as the Hound cities. The first tneelliiK was held on Tues dny evenliiK. A hoiih service preceded the, nermon lit N p. m., llev. (Iiieffroy, preiichlnK. Anionic thoHo wlio nro well known to LodKn foIkH nltendliiK lirri Itev. Shupp, Hev. Hchukneebt, Hev, K. U Ilornschui h, llev. (iiieffroy, Hev. T II, Ilornschuch mid Hev. (1. W. I'liim mor. The order rif service, Is; fi::in a. rri early worship; 7 n. m break fast; R li. m., family worship; 10:30, sermon; 12 rn., dinner; 2:110 p. m prciiehlriK; r:f!0 p. m,, Hiipjier; 7::!0, sonic nervlee; H p. m., sermon. On Friday, July UH, tlm Wiiiiiiiii'h Foreign Mlsslonnry iiroKram, eoiillnu Inic nil dny wild proemm of pnperii, music nnd sonic. Tuendny, AiiK'ist 1, the YouniC I'eo ple'n Alllnri'i nnd Hie Hundny IV hoot leainin closlrifC on AuKunt 3. Minn nrn Arlhur nnd Knrnnnt Ar thur, of McMlmivllle, npent Holiday at thn flntrorn liomn. Minn Mollli HmrinmrflnM, of Tort- land, mid Mii Mai) I i l in e, w el i tti rl, end lllie, of ll.ik nIhIIi.iii ul llm I'raiik Tin ker luuiie. Mr Hun, uf I'urllaud. t njn cd Hatur .lay and Sunday with Hie A f. Mr I'.ir'aiul faiiilly Mm Wiley Trniil and il.nii:lit.'i bale returned In I In Ir In. me In. in I or ll.'llllH Mi -i lliiKo SiiuiMrinii nnd the Minm s Lillian and Kl.im lire ro luruliiK f r. un llielr nutim; nt Hr.ner Inn. Ij.rralne (islruin made n ulnnl Ult bniiie ilurlnic ch.iii I a ii .H.i week Lor mine In a traveling; nalcsmnti for it tubulin house uml Ills l.ullie- Inter est liuve culled tiltn to Miimlifiebl. Mr mul Mm. A. ('. ,M. Failann hum nnld llielr pielty home here In Anton Ki keisnii, bmiKi.r of rortlmiil In the tr.iiiHiii'tliin uiluiilile inmlneHH property al tiruuls I'usn bun I n taken over Mm. Aildlo llmlKklns In linproiluic so rapidly that nlie minn be able In Tine III,, prllale nnllatnrlum III I'orl In nil. for her home In Vancouver, uml will bu ncoiiipuiileil thi-rn by her sister. Mm Kiln SnMiiier. Mrs Kinney and three i nlldren. of Seattle, will Unit with Iter mother, Mrs. Harry Holiertsnn. durluic the. nuin iner. HURT IN PORTLAND AUTOMOBILE OVERTURNS LLOYD HOGAN, EMPLOYEE OF PAPER MILL. ON Troubles mine tblrk uml fast fur Lloyd llor.nn, an employio of tho Crown WHIaiuelle Paper company here. Not yet fully recovered from tho effects of an operation ut llin St. Vin cents hospital In I'orlland, Monday tin started mil on an uulniiioblle ride, lie was lakltiK ill llin seenery on nun of llin hlimivuys of I'mtlaiiil Heli;hU and, when nialiiiK a turn near Kwahwo station, n wheel mi his "dished," (ho marlines llinl over and lloican was .aiiclil i 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 -, 1 1 1 1 The car was llr.lil, uml IIokuii es caped with a slli;hlly rnieliued skull mid minor hrulscH. lie In hack In bin bed al the In im ii t a I now. PERFECT CONFIDENCE. Oregon City People Have Good on for Complete Reliance. Res. tin you know how -To llnd roller from Inn liaiiie; To correct dhitresHlnn urinary IIIh; To minis! wcuk kldneyn? Your neli;liboiH know the way Have used Ilium's Kidney I'llls; Hive proved lluir worth In many leslll, llere'n ()rei;oii City leMllniony. James Wlllilnnou, retired funimr, L'OI I'Viuiieeiilh St,, OreK City, says: "Nothlnn ever icuvo mo iih iiiui Ii relief Innii kidney trouble mid pulus In my back and hlpii us llouu'a Kidney I'llls did. I had to mi up oft en al nliiil mi I couldn't tilccp on nc count of llin pains and iicIich nil over me uml was rpille stiff In my limbs. I lined several boxen of Doan'K Kid ney I'l I Ih mul today, ullhoUKh I inn In in v 7nih yeur, I urn halo nnd henrty." fHlnleuieiil kIvcii March 2!), 1910.) BHD Praliei Doan't. "n April 17, Illlfl, Mr. Wilkinson said: " inn ready lo buck tip over word of my former Hliitement recotin iiiendlnic Houn'M Kidney 1'IIIb. When ever my kidneys icet out of order I liikn lliem nnd n few iloseii dooii the wnrk." I'l b e ride nl all deulern. Don't nlinp ly link for n kidney remedy Rut lionn'n Kidney I'llln tho wmio thnt Mr. Wlllilnnou him twice publicly recommended. Foster . Mllhurn Co., I'ropn., Iluffulo, N. Y. (Adv). - r