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TTiinnr vm i"i,.vTTnm I1 1. 1 I'll . M MM. Ml I.,, r.llli OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE PtiblliHea? tmrf Friday. I. I. BAOOIC, EJllor " Publisher. Kair4 t Oreio City. Orrfos 'uio9li cund clasi matter. any dilutive uf Subscription Ritta: ar . 5J nu w.iBitii ;i lnl Hubwripilim. To Munih :s Huhw Tiber Bill find tha data )( iplrlloa Damped on their paper ful UaiBl Ihelr tn. If la it ponirnt ll not credited, kindly notify u, and Ik nutter will rwau our aut-oiion. kill nnr eiu-rg) nor I'll, k lute lllgclii " TIlHl l ll'"l HIM WlKldltlW WlUull n( )ctent) I liixii; li I III .li In- llMllll a i aii.1iitli' fur I hi ii ulili Mi I Again IU all .uhlns al lb Wuhl.iil lliili'l. Ne Yurk, M.u. li IV put., hf ..i I .I t h,n .ik rxt li.siieli el I In' FORUM OF THE PEOPLE AiHertUHlC (lair OB lPllrl'i WILSON RUNS TRUE TO FORM. i.'I'U.ilumit i'.i. Tln'ii' l tui Iit J ,l (nlllllillUi' III ell. lilt III I'.pi.ll.l .Hi'l freedom ni I'i'i'.'iluiiiii li l. I .ill'l tll.lt la III. I l l.l formed lit till' t.t (' nrHiiii.iii'ii aim ii it'irM hi iin'iirtii'l Dill Hit Fluid. Mi ! j W II.SUXVII LK. On . O.I in -( ilMtier uf Th Kuli i'i l"( Heilluu j I uf tin' Oregon rmal iicdtii mciid i iiinti read ai fullu His ( H.U.I 'lain l.illil I miii nl nMllmrl ill mill ill I t.-i li'. iii luaii lliii 1 1 . 1 1 In I In' kiiiiI NEW YORK HEARS BERLIN READY TO ruiul in. Hi lii.ui mm. I iii n ii.'i nl r.iltll I. ill. I III Ol I'll. Mi ill II llnlca j run. I .v mortgagci ' l ) 'f lml I . hi i ( 1 1 1 1 1 1 n nrl IIi'm . I'M mull l.irin III amount Mill, li 'hull nut r countri 1 hum people who are ruudi-iiiiiinf ! Uil mi fur Kiting nf( si half on k In, I In- nutter uf I he ..alli-.l "eight hour-' a day" law kin liwliif Ulil uf VViIhid'' Irniril. doing off l halfnxk I hlii likliiral lialill of in I li. I lie inl nlf it talitiMk when lin l.-tcnniucd that the rlut. at Prince Inn (lotlld jlmllilii'il an.l when be luj.ti- up his mlii'l lnre (hi m h d Cra.luate' collr ihould b l I Ulfil He went off at htltiixk when b a. mi unit (hit American tmelnc men would ( ring on dialroo fluanilil panic fur political piupr and hrn , lie drew plan and i Ifn atloni fur a li mit rn llamaa gibbet whit h ha deter )'! been Umv. j Hi' went oft at half ink hen he1 between 1 1 it In ami Wi...m ' lake Wilson ' I'lil lie also ' ' The I'iMirier luiini.il l giting tlu ; W'lUmi i. mil. I hi tnl iii.tlilii .1 miii 1 1'.. it. r. o. i i nu iii iIih i In' ruli In I tin- eienl of lua rlii Hull iii ilii liin' i.-j..inll.ll;l fur nti.il ih.i ful'im ami upxiie mn h n( III mllii i .iii. I auiti;.iini a li mav iihI -i p I nu e " TAX LIMITATION MEANS LOWEHi TAXES ll l.i. i ' li i' n .mi i uti r i I. ii ! . i ii i; .i t wit k i ll iliilll'l III till' Ml ll' I l I III III!' U I ' 1 1 1 11 U III!' airiiiliii.nl. II -ImmiI'I ll. ! l!i.' Th. tllli". l n i. Tim ( il ' . I. .1.1 i l i.( I'liii'ii li r III l lr.it ll.lW THE TEST OF LOVALTV. I! )ii ui ii.ii fur nu'. inn an1 a ill-'Imal iillnii" Thl. In I'fti'il. I l In. Hold n'MI In rrntdriit WiU.m ! Ii-r.-llilali l ill r.iri. .rl.illl ol l!i Afii rli-an Triil iiH-ieiy Mr iM.'i.i vruii' the . ii ni'li nl . ruiiiii; lu Mix ...in an.l f. n-l-ii pu'lrti' la'.lliii I t. in ..n t.i the I'li'illi'ii In niiuTi'' i'( li;i l-l I'ti I'. Til. ml j n . ; i ! . i r. tl" ll I .11 I'll 1.1. .ll- I 111. Irj-l-. urn' rlii ui'i .i k in Kt.ll.i .UI'I I" Hi.' Im.UiI ' .1 1 III I'll l'l .'. riill'll ('I'll III .!! III.. rii iii .ill fur i Hi .lllUlllll.. I'i'i'll ;iltt'li. 'It'll lieluli' I'v I 1 1 ! U 1 1 . Ml ll.'t 'l-U. 'l (ur I'll! Ill ll.Tiil.lflitl. rX.t'l't Hlli' Ill-Ill lll.'ll M 111. ll llth'l i .hi nit-r ..ii' i llu' K.i-l ..II.' ..'f.'l'l III .H llllllllllti'il l.iv.'. In in 1 . mm' uf llu' t.u.' If null in nu-t' ilut'ii iihI .ii'i' luitird dniinl'. mi h!i pillow 1'ii k j i 1 1 H iH-nneil fm.-u tin r'r.l V- In the iprlns of l?M mid ordored 1 Vm k ..trii'i llh all the repii! -lit an llfirher to "lake the Vera t'nu ill' I .md .'i per mil nl the nun;i.it ilein.i tmii hiiuie.' tliert'li) riitiiminiiiis an.it.itif lull', and In the ri'nuMiin.itii'ii fl oi' oiert ar ithiint the auihuritv ' lur the mi.tir n' M.iiti"t' bk .tin ( of rtitiKretui, h. h alone Hi..'i.ilf. W'i'ht. nit. Mr il"il r.iilill'l.ite. til the porr to devlar ar. . Ne Jeriey, .m. .iU.u ulien th" He vnt ntf ot hulf-rut k In n he pri'li.'iu uir.iH . to r '.u'tiil l i itiiu hided that rii('hu Villa a llie thi'i' eviiu-n. in pupnlar .l i'i'i." tlinrse WihlnKt.ui of Mei o and ar-ul hy ai tmn IV-ldfiit WIIhou tel.--ranrej to auppl) that anilalde vltlair ! craplied In r"il. 'I umild fifl tlt'i'"!'' with arm and ammunition. i murt itli-tl to h.no imi or anyone 1 1 L He ent off at half-em k uhen hUou to lote for n;e. Sini e yon hae rule to Germany aUiiil "atrlt't ao-! act i-m tu many ililoy.il Ainerlt aai , imintaMIIIjr" hefore he had look e. I and I h.ne not. I nil! ttk 0'i t i eon ovir the nhiil tn the Imkrr to iij ,cy thin imoao to thfin."' To thl. e could hark It up. , mojMi.'e. Mr. O'l eary t..i replied. i- He ent off at half-cmk uhen h' In-. In part: "In your Uit'crani of "turned aay"' Ironi the I'tifntion of yi-ntertlay you haie evadetl over? ' pri'paredne a "arademle" and de , I'ltejtt'nn tliat I iuim-iI. In thun at tins i-hred ll to le the protlm t of the; you haie folio iM your inual niethotl . inlndi of nervou and enlluhle ptvjof rarryinc on a controvory with nu. pie: and anin hen h cnt tn St lai'ili and aald e ni'i-l have "Inrom- lariihljr the createKt navy In the j you dared not dlrH-tly make to os ..r,u. lan-r rei.Muc ne i-nrane , rape Hie q'leatton nnu n you cannot oomm..sloii.m of the city of Portland when the tpeei h came to he printed, j anxwer. I challense compamlon. both He ent off at half-cork hen hut hy heredity and environment, of my l:y prolonK the retthed recital? H.'j life and anteoetlenta with yours. i . in he tnimed to jo off at haif-coikj While three cf my urn It s were ilMn i. hi never sny iuiKirtant matter I in ia defen.e of the I'nlon. tlto. e of your opiHiurnt. ou neck, hy an Indirect l Mln(, ,rUt. f ,hl, ,.llv ,lf pliriland ..i. . .1.. ...ut. .. ..t......... 1.1..:. ... ... tu.iiKr t.i u..H.an,-i. IU...KV .. u ltlt. tax niullatlnn amendment car ries, and It nuri'ly will curry, then the J if.il lift I per lent of llu- I .line Hi it ll , l.ill.lv llnr I ll per .1. in oil -ii ll t.lllila. i lu.r li' til. Ill I .'nu imi lliiili lli.m ii to mil iiiiliilitn.il eir " liuul iri'dili U H'tri.il tin it lire (m the I. md mid in imil'li'iu t.ie (in nit: today i." in t.iklu up Us (Irl. I of i'1-.-r.il i.m th.- 1'iM Ihlna llhil I" that the ln.ui 1'iiiH will he I l'l tin' t-ii'lllt uf In. llli'. I III inllli rn ill (..imi lalliU lllin.l I mi ii are the only ti..n. uf nu n the t.itr laud lio.ird mil .In I'lii-itH i"! aitli Ktlileiitli the Inn. I ..in I in. nu'! pruti li'tn In our town nu. I .nun Ii.ik al r.'.nlt ii iiitieil ii ili.tn i'iit m.ii Hili' I Mi.Hi-.e thr ii'i'it ale tn he llt'ie tin1 ilutiii ami i. m. imiiiI cniull llniln ill mil clllei ill.' I.!, .tl lur the iln irlnptiii'lit of that I . ti kl the miIi. ' I.I II M hll.'ill no llcnii'ii .U ill'iinl J i el at prtn lit. and lln v imi It. Ihei re fi r to ih.it "iiio p. r i i iit Aiiieilciin" ' ho It clear full of ' merit allium" M Hie tup of ll I h ears ,in. iihIIiIiii: uf liu purlanfe frotn there mi u;i Ho b'I of thr i Ity l.tiiurer ou Un it un limiii'i .....I If .1 . ... ft.... l...r...ti hat imiiirv ut u Km Intrn -t i.ite to Inn tit , thi un ( Initld them mill If thr IU lal nrer ll i;r.ii the Hauie Int. n -i rate mi hi" c an un i tine .iflnrd to p.n the tav hi' l ' land or lot the i-mititrv l.ihurrr. the It li. , n 11'itr.u.e In .ik the t.i l ait-rt ' (r.iiuer of thin am. n. Intent limit ' fur hi, lii.r.'..... Hi u:.pr... ri.itl.uiH l """ " ,ner in- in n bihh u.-ni iit'iter pam for hl n ik or lie is a uorlhlfKt 1:00.1 fur iiuthini; fellow mul ilni'i nut drnerie inn In l;. 1 Suiiietiliieii the tartm r tlrtlre In hutld rouiln and k. Imh.IIi.iiimh. why '. nut make It o (het i un Imrnin lhl rural creilltn loan Inn I fur thene pur KieT It would he'li the poor man , jiiMt im much In prui'urtiuii to kIvo him money with a lu tnterett rale to liillld hi rondii it II uould to luiild j hln hoineii with. I ItoliiK a little further In icrtlnn I. It I Hiiya that no mnn will he nhlo to hur row more tliun M ht i cut of the value of hi land nnr f'.O an aero. Here we find the framer-i of CONSIDER PEACE ALLIES. HOWEVER, MISTRUST PHOMOSAL AND SUSPECT TEUTON PLOT. CONFERENCE Af SHADOW LAWN IN NATURE Of PEACE MEETING Girmani Oftir Evacuation anil Hiitor ition of PiM of Btigium a Ivi dmci 0f c00lj Faith Wllion May B Medium Pr. i'l il In I'l-liilletuli Kirn .ii, . d r I'U ni' ri t'tllilulo f.-rl lllat ti him. In. ad d at I I'tll'T In -.1 1 ll t lull i :. 1 in our pill' 111' J the l.iv p.n rri i .ill when It l mi ll. rd lu Ki t Hume) T.li"i hinili l-c i!' I . .i mi; tin -ite t.tnr.. lint In. i.'.i.iii; Hut there tt tine hie runitiil.itiun lur the t.ixt'.it.'i Ii In unaulniiiitHlt' icr. '! that tax lliuilatluu Mill t ar.'v hy un oierwliel:tiln tuajority. Kiery une .i.liuli it Tin ulinp!)' iii.in that re-mill'.', uf hnw lilh the bt.ili inntlttitlon or the lrmslature tty to inrri'a.se our taxeii they will full There I a hUhwatnr mark ahoie which the) can nut ko. They cannot make our taxe for next year mure than l tT cent ovi-r thin year n t.ues. The M. UMIK. IM IU Word l i III Irutii Shallow l.4o and Irmu uliiuul i in i H i ii lii're tii.l.i) lii.ll. aluu that the coiilett'iit e liuw In p'lm;i,'... lift uriii I'liMlilriu Wllnuti, Sitli'lu.) ol M.itu l..iniin; mid rrptein iilulln of Im i-ltl liotcriiliii'iili hud taken ttie ll.tlnie of a 'i are ciiufen iit e. 1 lie liiei untie haie In do with retcnl nun i n I.) the tin iii'iiin lu (on e pean ui-nii liie h 1 1 1 - m mul wild the mliiiiar lilt lui'iiaie lit riuuii), it in repoiti'd lu re. I. un -Iuiih tu tiure un urniUtli e, pirliinui ur) tu ..aie lii'K"H'it limit A u ctl ilnn C of Kuud hill U III itillllertlou Willi Hie piopoal. lieriiiuii) Ii read) :o t .u u.it - pail of Hi'IkIuiii anil nln. the Km rn unlit of ( li ut country to IU" IIi IkIuiu iuple. The allied puwern. wlilrti are Ware of (Irrin.iii) plan, will lint a Kite lu nil urtnlbilre etui if lleUiutii ihuuld ' he I'lacu.ited. I It I their I lew that lieriuaiiv j merely ilenlri'd In Hhurteti her line whiih the allied troopi lu N'orlheiu i Prance, hy ceimtunt atlnk. haie pt" Vented, to replt'iilitll her 111 nil It lull m niipplle an. I to prepare for an offen- till "i"' ' 'he explruiliHi ot the urmlntii e hand. Ia KuInK off at half-cot k once; kin who lured to fuht were stni- i more In connection with the ral'road strike, he was merely ptnnlns true to. lurni. ; pllne to deatroy It." will have to reduce their proposed ex ' pi'ndlture li) per cent. Tut limitation is a measure which , has heen Initiated hy the State Tin .payer' league fur the proteitlon of the taxpaier.. It will carry hy a hln majority. WHAT WATTERSON THINKS OF WILSON. WHAT WOODROW WILSON REAL LY THINKS OF LABOR. Woodrow Wilson, caiulliiate. is sud d 'illy poaiiiu as a great friend of labor SPENCE CALLS IT CONFISCATION A few days auo The Knteniris puhlithed un Interview of f. E. ! Sl'i'tu e. niasier of mate crane. In j which he was quoted as hciui; un.iltrr Klily opiMist'd to the pull Henlal Value next election day, Novemher 7th. 11" Pour years a-n one of the nnl ve-'und a great helievcr in lahor unions, liement and icnii.tei;t supporter of- Woodrow WlUon, hetore eiitenng Woodrow- Wilson v. a ; the vett ran i'uI- national potit i. s. lul l dee'd-'d xlc vs onel Henry Wulterson. of the I.oul- on the la'aur nueoiioii whiih tio nut vllle Courier-Journal. Colonel Wut-! niuare w ith hi professions of today, tcrson soon found that his Idol had' Which Woodrow Wilson will occupy clay foot. uet,-ititiinK w ith Mr. Wilson's ' the White House after the Ith of next waH H"ote. "s !,',-vil1- lllat thU hill cold turn down of Colnnel fim.ree n..r. 1 March if the electorate this fall twines 'or tlie confiscation of pn- vey. the man who Kroomed WlI.,on ! should confer upon him another term v;'"' w''ThlP 'n land. and. us iiium four veara azn for th VhU Ilnn..-. i as nresidetit' What Mould he his at ' f"r!m'''' property consists prinripallv Murso Henry's faith in the "lone'y. titude toward lahor then, when he had mnn In the White House' has lieeni no further favors to ask of the voters? amendment still unsatisfied with their work of clas legislation; having turned down the rltv workers they proceed to eliminate larue croup ol farmers. In onler to see how it eliminates certain farmer just cuuslder the (nl lowing situation: Partner A has a ."iO ai re farm worth Jli" an acre ur ha n value of $."aOfl. I'nder the Oregon rural ir nil l.i ameiultuent he would he I nine in norrow mi per rent or .. ail j ' ncre. which would mean lu either case I'lil an acre. f)n the ,'ii ai res lie would he nhle to horrow $J."i He would j give 2 security fur each une dollar he ; horrow. Parmer II has a flic at re farm of heaver-dani Just across the fi'tiie an It I easily worth (imm an acre, or he ha a value of J.'.iliM) the same us farmer A. He would he nhle ! Moreiiver. It I piiltlti'il out. tluit I slmnlil T.n e he restored a remil of lie Kotlutlona followiiiK the ariuls lice, (ieriiuny would reuiuln Hi mill lury lueuuii' which the alllei haie heen endeaiorlllK to reuioie from F.ti rope. Just how fur I'resldeiit Wilson llu nres In the lierinun plan cnnuul he un ur.iti'lv learned. There is a Real Difference Cream of turttir, derived from cmpm, fa irtrd in Koyiil Iltkinj I'owdtT bttmuw it fa the best and mwt heulthful intrrdifnt known for the purpotio. Thoeipluite nd nlum, which Are de rived fnwn minertil sourcen, nre used in some bilking powders, liv.teiid of cream of tartar, because they are cheaper. If you htive N-en imluceil to uso bilking powders mtido from nlum or phK;phate, use Koyal Halting Towder Instexul Ytm will be pleased with tlio results and tlw dilTcanco in Uio qmility of the food. KOYAL I1AKINQ IOWDKU CO. New York SHIt UNIVERSITY IS USIN6 LOCAL SILICA POHTLANU ART SCHOOL FINOS O C. PRODUCT IS GOOD- DE MAN!) IS STRONG. 01 SPELLING BEES 1ILL BE REPLACED BY . SEBIES WRITTEN TESTS l-ind Tax & Honietnakers" Loan Putnl to horrow .".0 per cent or I'o) an in re aiiieiiiliiu iit i single I u v i whii h u m' I'tnlnr the ."O per cent limitation 11 he submitted to the Oregon voter mi Flllia duR from the iiiliien of the Silica Kings .Mines company near Oregon cii)- . i,u fair to he urn. I l.i the ctrlimiou of all other nunleling I'luya on the I'm Iflc coast. The I'lil lerslty of Oregon tin hough! t.'io pound of the clay from Churlei Ter rill. iniiiiiKer and preVililriii of the oiiiputiy. after highly sallslactory tests with the tii.ili-rlul. Mr Terrlll hus also sent s.ntiplei to the Porlluiid Art i IiihiI, which will Imi) mIIi it from the Im ul mine as suoti an the present aupply I used up ltd it colli'ites on the coast wilt ripcrl llieiit with the slllta with a lie of using II. Sllh u taken from the mill of t'lai ' imu county, however. I fit for a Imti .Ired uses Mr Terrlll Is supplyliin pulut fuclorles, paling plant and ihemlsls wlih sI'Iih, and li sts lime deuiuusii.il ed the prio lliahlllly of thu wlllia In making ilirllled hrirk. fire Inn k. ruhher iiisllngs. tuleum powder utnl u srnre of oilier arlh li s. Mr Terrlll predlrt Hint hi plant will run ul iiipullv nil next spring and Miiiiiner In keep up with pailni; ) order. Silica give BHphaltlc nil I tare u Iniigliiii ss whii h a. his greutl) I to Its iluruhlllt) . i steadily slipping since that time, and The lahor views of Woodrow Wil while he la hacking the present Demo-! son. private citizen, an: iat" esting. l?').'i, at the I'eo- New Hochelle. New cratic ticket, he I doing it in a pen On Pehrtiary functory way. i pie's Forum In In the Courier-Journal of Sept. 12 Colonel Watterson discusses Hughes and Wilson. After some of the pood old worn out Democratic whaling of the Republican nominee. Colonel Wat teruon then refers to his fallen Idol In the following terms: "Mr. Wilson, on the oilier hand. Is a clever, highly educated opportunist. York, Mr. Wilson said: "Lahor unions reward the shiftless and incompetent at the expense of the ahle and Industrious." At the same meeting he further said: 'The ohjectious I have to lahor unions is that they drag the highest man to the level of the lowest. 1 must who has studied the cue papers, gird- j demur w ith the lahor unions when ed his loing and yone after the inter- they say, You must award the dull csts hip and thigh. He reasons right-1 the same as you award those with ly that the age of force Is gone or i special gifts." " going and that the age of numliers Is i The following is taken from Wood upon us. He intimates that they did i row Wilson's ' History of the Amen- of land, naturally they are opposed to It. The Tax Liberator for Oi toher ton tains an excellent article on the sub ji rt of Mr. Spvnce. It Is a strong and uniitisw erahle argument against the measure. He i loses his article hy say. Im: : "I believe that the Hill Ht-ntal Value Land Tax will take the land and with it will go the improvements, and with the Improvements will go Hie toil, and savings, and capital of thousands of honest, industrious peo ple who .ire living on the 'using' the land, and who are not monopolizing nor speculating In it." "If I am correct In my conclusions, this measure will injure the home owner and home builder more than It will the spin -iilator, and I shall vote ::u7 X-NO." not know everything in the days of Thomas Jeffemon, and, having per-j used a trifle cynically his Jeffersonian ; hornbook, he would Improve upon it. He is ambitious and would found a ' school of Wilsonlon democracy in suc cession to Jeffersonian democracy, j "This the Courier-Journal contests. ! seriously doubting the sentlmentalisin j of the new freedom, and whol'y re-' can People:" "The Chinese were more to be de sired as workingmen if not as citizens, than most of the coarse crew tliat came crowding in every year at the eastern ports." Then he goes on in the same his-1 tory and has this to say: "And now there came multitudes of men of the lowest class from the south jectlng the cant and hypocrisy of the of Italy, and men of meaner sort out ! of Hungary and Poland, men out of the ranks where there was neither l Charles K. Hughes stands for a pro tective tariff, shielding American In dustry and American lahor. Wood row Wilson Btunds for free trade, sub jecting American industry and Ameri can labor to the unrestricted compe tition of foreign cheap-labor goods. WEST LINN HONOR ROLL. uplift." Colonel Watterson also says that us) would he able to borrow f.'iio an ucre. hut the 'H an acres limitation cuts the size of Ills loan to one tenth of (hat or on h!s five acres with a value of J'.iinn he would he able to burrow only l.'.'ii. He would have to give l.'il security fur each dollar lie borrows. What reason have the trainers of tills amendment for showing the farmers in the class with fanner A smh fa vorillsni as compared with the men in farmer II class? Why Is l.'ioim of farmer A's money worth ten times as much as $.".i'0 of farmer H'H money? In its field of operation the Oregon rural credits amendment, which Is of ; fered to solve" the land and money proh!em. legislates against the city i workers who mav desire to buy or ul : ready owns a lot that Is mortgaged. then not satisfied with this It legia-j tat. s .uaiti't the farmers who are; practicing Intensified farming whli u Is being taught at thu prcnetit lime by, ever agricultural collego In the 1'nlteil States. Klfher the colleges are a long way from where they should be will), their instnn tinn.s or the fratners ofj the Oregon rural credits amendment have strayed a 'wee bit' from the right path. Next week I will take up the argil I menis in favor of this amendment In the Voters' bulletin for November 7, D. S. YOl'NC. Douglas county Pomona grange Is working for the establishment of some cheese factories. Superintendent Calavart Flndt Product Too Great Strain on Girl Deei ; AN you tell where the money is that you have been earning all these years? Some of it got into this bank- Did you put it there, or did some one else deposit your money? GERMAN IS SPOKEN HERE. I PER CENT INTEREST rpaid on Time Certificate The Bank of Oregon City OLDEST BANK IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY The following pupils of the West l.iiin schi)ls were neither absent nor tary during the first month of school; (ierald llnrns, Jefferson Dunnagan, Jack Humphreys. Harold Miller, Hetty Marin Wright, John Karlik, Pram is Preeinan, Kvelyn Zirbel, liertha Zir be, Prank Pickle. Hay Pickle, Domo nick Habniis, Joseph Haloids, Lee Wood, Orvllle Charles, Kalph McCoy, Ceo. Papoon, Klwood Thompson, M:ir inn Wood, Marie llittni-r, Kvanel'o Hull, I-avinia Kanak, Jennie Karlik Kdna Montgomery, Lester Partner Herman Taylor, Charles Winkel, Her man Zirbel, Dorothy Downing, Vio lette Pord. f'lara Watts, Leonard Creen, Chester Wood, Mildred Charles, Kma Piflber, Amber Pord. ftuth ftob inson, Mary Zadinkar, Charles Day, Predrek Heudale Klmer .Simpson Michael Zadinkar, Plnra Karlik, Julia l.ylsell, Margaret Papoun, Lavilla Todd, Winifred Humphreys, plorenee Karlik, Mildred Anderson, Thelma Montgomery, Mary Kalonis, Plorenee liewick, Lillian Melsler, Raymond Sal lee, Kldin Pord, Robert Wright,' Leo lllttner, Joe Planton, Mildred Kanak. p.leanor Ha'I, Rosa Sallee, Pearl Criimbley, Coldle Josselyn, Charles Karlik, Otha Wood, John Meister, Leonard Hall, Willie Elliott, Lo'a Dob bins, fJladys Wright, Charlotte Hugen In, Eileen Nixon, Dorothy Dobbins. Cordon Hammerle, Ethel Smith, Pred lioemer, Louis Cliddeti, Marvin Hick man, Ruby Ho-zan, Zema McDonald. Etta lloerner. Opal Mogan. Mark Dowry. Harry Promong, Merle David son, Wil'ie McLarty, Frank Snow. Pern Shields, Harriet Glidden, Emll Nixon, Pella Howell, Doris Smith. yjLjayagfhBaBsaUalaai Ciiunty wide mul siellllig bees to determine Ihe spelling champion : among the school children of the ; county are to be a thing of the pu-.t. ; according to County Superintendent i Calavan, although the hers were high j ly iiu-ressful 111 reviving Interest In ! the sludy. Silperlliti'liilelll Calavan iinnoiitice.i Hie reason for his titcp Is that the oral bees produce too great a nervous strain among Ihe girl pupils. Hoys can, us a rule, go imi k to ineir seats with a smile after missing a word. he says, but with girls It is different The average girl will study for weeks and when the day of the spoHIng bee arrives she has worked herself Into a high nervous pilch. In her excite ment she falls down on a word she probably could have Hpelled without hesitation the day before and sbo goes to her seat with tears lu her eyes. Superintendent Calavan heard from mother and teachers of these girls that they often did not recover from the effects of one of these bees for a week or 10 days. The oral spelling bees, however, re sulted In a big Improvement lu spell ing. Instead of a dry study, spelling had the at tract Inn of a game, mid children who despised the study be fore the plan was tried out took to the work eagerly. In order to Insure the good results of the oral bees, ami yet eliminate the nerve racking strain. Superintendent Calavan has worked out a schedule of written tests. Children In each of the Kl'i schools of the county will work under this plan for diplomas which Superintendent Calavan will award to tbot-.e milking a certain grade" ' I find that a touch o( competition ads ns a strong incentive in work of this kind," said Superintendent Ca'.'t van yesterday. "If n child has some thing to work Tor like the honor of being the best speller In his district or In the county, or a diploma, he will take u much deeper Interest In his work." NEED OF TARIFF ON FARM CROPS EXPLAINED PRESIDENT ASSOCIATION FARM ERS" UNION ISSUES MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS. SISTER FIGHTS A SISTER FOR THE CASE ESTATE H otitiauM from II ul one of Ihe pit rl lis and the inn;.!. ' Wele not si. bli. I Ctriinony I SWyrd. Pur "l im, nth. Mis l.e.uia ( a-..- Iilllills. khi. ull'l I I ll.t III I'd lo.'ellier on nml olf lu August, dll. she to'. I Pi not that (hex had to gel lii.urle.l and liny went In Portland A cere niuiii was pet formed wllh one frlriul of PmcM ofticlalliiK nml two iithi-i wlliiftsei There Is nu record of the Inarrliige. w lilt ti was probably stuKeil only fur l.couit'i benefit. To It 10 that l.i'nn and P.rtlest Case were mull and wife through u i iiininuii la marriage, Walter A Dim It k utnl O W. P.mthiiin. Httorue) (or l.eolia. Intrn.lu. ed In the court Mull lav the weildlng ring whiih he tiiii. her when the ceremony was per formed Two children were Isirn tu the ruiiple, one, Thelui. helllK burled 111 Itltcrxlcw teiiietery, Portland. The oilier, a Kill about two yiiur old. plan. I uholll Ihe courtroom, clllllbetl on the chairs iiud run .iy from her mother lime after lime while the light fol the pioperl )' was on A picture of the grain In the Port land cemetery, wllh the llll'n while tutuhntuiic, marked Theliliu Cute, wus llilroilureil is mule evldencn of the lu.irrluge of Ihe touple. Thoiiutr M) ers, iiii.Iiri.liiki-r. tc-llllrd that the Ininl'itiiiie wus mi loathed ut Kruenl Case's orders Letters from other members of Hie family wiltleti to Krn est nil. I l.eoliu were lilt rotlured to show thai the) wen rrg.irded us Innll 1 and w Ife Fraudlint Deal Alleged. A Judgment wus si-cured .ikhiiisI Kruest ('use In I. lull iiilllllv seierul xi-urs ago iiinl prupettv wis held in Ihe name of his brother S.uii, us trie tee so that Ills i redllor uiihl not l-i't II. eilili iii-e liilrnilin ed MolliliH showed llefnre he w.ci 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' r - 1 he Hiibt to Isaac lllrilsell it trait if hltld Hear Plllkp'ui'e. Iicreptlng II rash payiucnt of seveiul hnmlred dnllurK .md l.iklug a t'l'uii niniti:,u:e He held the note mul i, )i,i papers In thu t c.i iit-.u I It hi. although they born the name of his brother Sam After Ihe murder of J-rrnest. Mis Sum Case re leased Hie mortgage on receipt of a cow from Hlrdscll. witnesses suld other frtinilletit trun-'uctlniis. In uhlrli Sam's widow tnnk iroierly from Em C. W. RISLEY Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner Has been Road Supervisor of Dis trict No. 17 several times during past eight years. Has best roads In county in bis district at lowest possible cost. Relieve In economy In county govern ment and in good roads wllh all monies properly expended. (Paid advertisement.) DIVORCE SUIT DISMISSED. The divorce suit of Augusta Kir chem against. Atlress M. Kin hem, of Logan, was dismissed Monday by un order signed by Circuit Judge Camp bell. The milt or A. D. Young against Kva firlfrin was also dismissed. lur ,ir i.eona rase. Oglesbv Yuiitig, of Piirlhind, repre sents Mrs Ralph Smith, Sam fuse's w Mow . PRESIDENT TALKS TO i PT. WORTH. Texas. Oct. 7 (Spe-j cl'ill.- lu u memorial to congress Is I sued today entitled the ' American! Parmer and Ills Coierninont,"' II. N ! Pope, president of ihe assoclntluu ot j ' ",,'M ''stute, me alleged by allorne) state farmers' union preilib'tits, (a ors protection on all agricultural prod ticls, ileclares that no country can thrive half protected and half free, in sists that there Is no such thing us .1 hyphenated tariff and asks that coltun he protected hy a 11! cent minimum loan from government. The m mini, which goes Into n.i exhaustive analysis of the subject says In part: "Policy of universal protection Is ill the Interest of the American farmer for Im sells more than he buys." Protecting the factory without protecting the plow Is an un pardonable discrimination and should not be tolerated by the farmer of Hid nation neither Hhotihl any one iigilcul tttral product receive protection un less all agricultural products receive protection. "It millers not whether u tariff Is levied for protection or for revenue it offers to Industry thn same assistant'!) there Is no such thing as a hyphenated tariff no mutter what one's view may ho of the governmental policy of pro tection or free trade all will agree that mi country can reach Us highest degree of prosperity liu'f protected and half free. This country should assist all Industries or none. No pro ductive Indiislry can thrive nu selling In a free market tinil buying In u pro lei ted one." WILLAMETTE MAN TO WED. County Clerk I vii Harrington Weil nesday issued a inarrliige license to Lol.Ho Si broiler mid Harry Co'son, of Willamette. OMAHA, Oct. Ti. -Speaking belore I'lim business men In the Comnierrlal ' lob Imu hr u here this afternoon. President Wilson doehireil that the "real business of legislation" la to I'c lease Ihe forces of America's business and "to see to It that Impediment, new or old, shall not be placed In the way." Ho referred to Ihe foderul re serve act ami the trade coiutnlKNlon act as uiiHliiiklng business. "Some of these days, gentlemen, when the great titles or business ore running free In this country, you will look hack upon Ihn last Ihreo years anil say 'thai was when (ho chilli lie's were dug for (his great time,'" he said. "As enhiparcd with (ho ver dict of the nex( l!.ri years, 1 do not cure n peppercorn, about the verdict of Hllli, because I know how Ihosn laws were conceived." WED IN VANCOUVER. Oscar V. Ileherger, aged 2K years,1 and Miss Prlda M. Moser. ugoil L'O yearn, secured a marriage license al Vancouver, Wash., Wednesday. Ther I more Catnrrh tn this flection of the r iiuitry than nil other dlwasu put together, iind until the hist f -w yi-ar v.-aa mippoHeil to Im lncurnhle. Fur a great, m;iny yuurs dnctni prfineuneej It a Jurat '!S"-.is imd riretrrllit l local r miillis, and hy constantly falling to corn vvftli local treatment, pronounced It Ineiirnlile. H'-l-enco lias proven Catarrh to ho a consti tutional dliieace, n il tliop'fero r"pilr-a -onntitutlnn' I re-'wnt. Hall's Catarrh furo. mmufn-" "d Ii v F. J. Cheney A Co., T'.le.lo, i ', Is tho only Constitu tional euro on I i; rrirl.ct. rt Is taken ln leninlly In lo' from PI (Imps to a l n jpoonful. It ids (llr"etlv on the Mood nd muron mrfaoes ' f inn system. They ifr r one hundred i' "ll-irs for nny cas" It f-lts to euro. 8"nd for circulars nnd t tlmonlnlB. i.'-iis! r. J. rn7?:r.Y a co., Toitdo, o. pnH I f Tnjiirlsl, T. Tk Bill' Family Fills for eooitlpatloa. Why Should Oregon Vote Pendleton $125,000 and one twenly-rirth of a ml' Tor n normal school only 21 mlh'H rrom where thu slnle own a good plant nt VVeslou which reiiulres but one -fortieth of a mill annual liialntenniice to put It In successful operation' ucuii page zrt oi tne voiers' luimplilel ; and If want to avoid needless taxation, vole you 30 3C IMo Paid iidw rtiMeincnl - P. ). Walls, Weston, On