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OKKtiON' (TIT KN'TKKIMMSK. KIMHAV. NOVIIMIUIU'JI. 1!MJ. Uouiny soars over fight LAND FRAUD CASE 1$ Financier Sees- Somme Battle From an Aeroplane. BEHIND THE GERMAN LINES. BEING TRIED Wednesday afternoon. Itev. II. II Kcl ,' I'. P.. Pacific t.at MN-ivlarr lor JENNINGS LODGI. j the Fort-Inn Mlaalouaiy lctv, whose j , headunaiter art in Hun Francisco. Iinii llrL TUl pnn ijn !'' Kiii-r in hi n IiUh LIIl I nt dillliib mm. .-. Humioi8m.ii.i.i... . . I JENNINGS LOIMK. Ore . Not. M. j ,,le "' "-' ." Ilv. ' i .Spr. lall-Mr. Traxler. of New York ! M. ver. f .wcg... .1... apoke He,. CRASS AND TREES ARC CRIEN C.tv. I. n-mling the wlnler in Port ;JW " ?" 'fT 1 'l' ', , HTlit'H. AIhmiI sixty the emit, led i Mr.. Zeb Ki-.-l Mm. Trailer I a i - -"-".,.., r IN SOUTHERN CLACKAMAS SAWMILL CHANCES HANDS. MACKSIU'KG. Ore. Nov. 23. (Spe t tail The recent rain hate niade the graaa so green ll would l hard to Udicte that winter l only a few day In the future, men- it nut that the olid aoflg blrda hate gone, all rxcepl (lie Joyous Utile meadow lark who at-ema more tuneful than rvrr In the shortest and the darkest day. ' sister of K. M. lU.rne. of Kenton, and '" " --' ... .i..n.Mf..u.- .hi. nr.. ...I A al'evlal school meeting I ' ' " I... II -. ..... ......... ....... . .1... .. and a "vi iiipiim- mi me r 4I he will remain with her linithera during the a Inter. Mr. and Mra. Jackson, and Mr. , aat ertalnliig whether the tnlcis are ! remit lit linv .ilihlliitinl lm.il fiir tu-t.,,..! Notthup. are U.itln till the latter a 1)lirtH,..., ,, ,,. ,,, ,,, ,r daughter, Mra. Milton, rotter. 'same Mra. Homer llull.sk spent the' sir. J. K. Calatan and I- I'. liar weekend at the Welch collage, rlncton visited at the Jeiminga laal.to Mr. Ilaker. of Forest Grote, will M-h.Hil on Tue.la- forenoon to aroiiM-M-nd aouie w.vka alth the KdarU intereat in tha Indiotrlal iltil of the fnnilly. in hoia. The tate department of pit's The, cold of th nlchta. too, la driv i Mr J(m n,inwPj ,.ft for um'Iiiii; '"a'riuiloii oftera allr.u the aanU Iiik the vital forte of the treva aa 'l ! im' Halunlay and will ill at Alhany to the lnnera In llila rlnb tuJh t. We aa of all annual vegetation deep lnlo,()n ri-tiirn. Mm. Itenuird and !on- undertand prlrea lire awarded In u the fround to beRln ita winter work ef ni Mr n( y'ri( I,,,,, h ()( nliu. haklnc. newliiK and farm mil l.tvparatloa for the nmleu. of icer I .. ... aii.ii on We.lned.i """ handiernfl and jjardeuuiK minatlon In th aprlnu. ; ,0 ln.tvnt , ltu. w,sdluit of Mlsa -x,r- l'- """"'' J 'a'H.v Oi-ontP Wal.h haa told out hia In i v lutdorf amir. K. Hernard. whl.h v",,l", ' "' '"' ' "U'lher. ttreat In th Wal. h llepler aaw mill, i t.H,k pai e on Nowmher 19th at the awe,i on Wednemlav Hinitforth this liualneaa will he ear-i Hatdorf home. The newly weda will l'-heon followed hy a theater rled on by the Hepler brothera. take up their home In St. Paul. Ore . I,ar,v hl, h " Mr- Mra. Wcaley Kb,, with h.r children ' where the Kroom U In the ereatn-ry "n'1 made up the party, ftaa rrturned fn.m Nehraaka wher! hnMnea. ronKratulatlni and tK.M Mr. . Mr. M.r, ar.. wlnteruiK rt,c haa been vlaltlnK her father and wl.heiarf belt, ahowensl uihmi them '"l1. l '" """, other frlcnda. I "y their unlae rrlenilH. where ootn are " " Jlufua KraklHrser who haa Ixvn 1 and tonMy known Hanry P. Oavitait ( J. P, Margin 4 C. Curi L'turly Up and 0n In Wida Cirlt Ov.r BalKatxId Far an Haur, Watching Mighty Drama Diractly Balaw, .New uk. To (Until lulu a Creinti ariue. aeioplana ilurlim iih ihc nl of a lerrllli' final axault eii the hmiue, then I J iiiiii-m- leUuirlt up and down and In klo i lr le met the baliletlel.l for an hour wal.-hluii U-lweeu oue'ii li.e ulilea the liiluhtj diauia dlrts'lly eulUK of Nov. Jllli for the purNe of belon- ami Hnilly to ll v inon thiin t. M' lliiv ill I le mtalulil l. k oter the tier mailt' country .tilling I he ho I lie and ffi'l away w ll It it - Hint ttniild U' a fit lin: trip nhh li Ino-l Aiiieih alia ttouhl w an to talk a'-Mit w lieu I her Kt Inline II a ii t Henry 1. I'litUnn of J, I'. Morgan A 'o. who nirli.J "hmue fnnu the nnr," nU the Ainertrau llii.'i IMillaitrlphla. a'tumpanliil by Mr. Iia IN LOCAL COURT JUOGt CAMPBCLk HIARI FIGHT OVER 3.M0 ACRES OP SCHOOL LAND IN COUNTY. USE OF DUMMY NAMES IN MAKING APPLICATIONS CHARGED BYSTATE aerloiialy 111 at the home of hia uncle.' Mra. Frank lnihert haa been called Rev. Wm. Kraxbertter In Orenon City, upon to mourn the losa of a niece. Mra is well on the ay to recovery now. ! Ileluer on. wh.we tragic death o The Mother'a club la to meet on'11"1 011 Slln,li,' llV Jrownltijc In Sib November S3 for an albday aeaslon atU,'r ' Mr- nd Mra. Urn the home of Mra. tleo. Koch. i ,M;rl ',"J ' tnm aortl. e,. , , , 'which wer held in Oreuon ( Itv on The contaRiot.a aff.-ctlon of the eye( W(.,nritJliy .fIortll))m. Unit nas oecn prevailing in mh- Mr. and Mm. Ceo Hhaier and Ml.ti Aide Heater were oter IllKht tUiturn, burg. for the laat few weeka l fat Mr. and Mra. lYunk Tucker enter- with the Wm. Jucoh family on Wed ncailay. , In honor of Mra. Albert Tucker, a j recent ChhaKO bride. Mra. Frank , Tucker entertained on Thuraday att'-j cruoon a larne company of ludiea. The artenuMin wan aint with their needle J work, amuim them IioIik a ahower cf j Htlt.hea for the Krooiu when needle ( dii'apearinK at prew-nt. Moat of tno children who were mm nntlned on this account have returned lit school. talned with a dinner on Sunday In f t,HK,t wool were ued In flninhliiK a comfort which wa pieced by the KriHiiit Kraiidtuother. Kitchen uteii-1 nil with beat wlshea wer clven Mr.1 honor .of Mr. Tin ker' birthday anul- ! terury. I'lrclluc atout the table wers: i Rev. and Mra. Smith. Harold Smith. i.Mr. and Mra. Much Roberta. Arthur t....v... . Mra. C. M. luldwln haa owinUed ; 1Vlt;ilt. BnJ almor Roberta; Carey alt.,i Mr. Tuck-r In aervlnx delict a aewlnslaa for the little Rirla of: aml OU(U iMori Mr. ,,, Mr4. Tucker. ,...fr...i..Bi. ti.... .itemtm I" - " ' were Memlame S. I.eClalre, M. Shav- Mia Muhle lloppe I aiialu able to er. A. A. Ilopou, Will Jacob. !en return to her school duties. Iaev. W. I. Illlnetone. Iren Tluuuii- . MUa Wnora Miller, who baa beeuj Mr anJ Mm K Uln sfKfkil Mf . H. . liohlnaon. J. Woodham; A rp.ndlns aotne time In Canby. has re- . Mr ()ljn K()n, n1( u,,.nn Xl,wM Hurtle of Uaker. J. lUtiniKartner. Tur ... . .. . t.a .t neUthoortiooil to be ncia ai ner lu. .Martart.t an, Arthur Tucker. home from S to 4 p. in. on each alter nate Saturday. turned to her home. Mrs. Frank Hilton, who with her Sunday with home folk. I autoed nut from Portland to 'nd "ey. Kdd Cuhln;. Otto Neaf. II. N. four youngest children paid a visit to her former borne In thia place has re-j After Sunday. November 19, preach in l: will be In the evening at 7:30. . . . . - V. H.rncu to uer muuiu.m .au. ... Th) .,.,,, ,h( n..stnr , ... r,.. Once more we have been admoti-: amas at 10 0vio k and at rBrkp'ace llus,s,, it,hed never to be depressed by tne at ji:39 a m on Sunday. The Sun- Smith. Ceo A. Ostrom. Mr. Allen of The Oalles. Kllu McllarKiie. leo. Kel ly, HiikIi Robert. Mrs. Lewis and the honored itueM, Mr. Albert Turker itril The Loilne folk are looking forwar I X. I 1 San Francisco Man and Waitarn Lum br Company, of Montana, Dtff nd anta Similar Su4ta Panding In Othar Oragon Countiaa iMimlBta Dredictlon of famine and ..i,....i -hi k.. ...i.i ... to the rolllit kliiK play. Smythe v , woe. Thia year the do ins house ,9:13 ln ,ht. mornlnf:: l htutaa E. , Smith." to be clvcu on the eveninK "f and the cider presses are ninnins still , deaV(ir at 6.n,) p. m. An invitation Is Navri,''- 2h. ut the lllue Front hall lo jnako use of the surplus apples, al-; extl.n Jh1 to Uie comillittee , tnogC Most of the participant hcini: mem uiounn we naa oeen gra.eij uiu : , orvices. Sunday evening Rev. Smith "" were to hare no apples at all. lgI)oke on ,ile Kt,,,jei.t of -perfected follow: Judcn. Ralph Mad- Miss Anea Kister. who is attend-1 Woman and the church was filled tt ,son: law',r. I'ro-for-lt. Ceorne () Uig the Jefferson high school In the first Sunday evenints service. ,r""l: Iu'r- Con-Acalnst-lt. II. Portland is home to spend ThankKiv- which shows that the evening service N'oo'l'mm: Plentiful Smith. Hurry Sla- :is universal popular by such a cood 1 ,,nn- smjwie. .vm.-n ixen, ; ing. I nttenduace. $ $ (j f, ,p p $ h HOMEOALE. court officer, Will Jacob: book agent. Harry Sludcn; Farmer Hoecake, ll'y HUulo b' a:itTt(-ttn !'( AMH'l.it(un. IIK.NHY P, DATIHOS. ji ine uiinuui ciiurt'ii tunue iit'iu vii i m-Bii't fill ll it, du -1 dl anlt ,u.. ...., . w.c -" ,, (.hurl,.H siadcn: stuttering num. work was given by the clerk. Mrt. ; Arhur ,.,,. , , mer WilliatiiK.- deaf man, A. F. Bus- cripple, Arthur Tucker. Dutch- Hugh Roberts, and a splendid report sell; Mulldoou. W. I. llliucstone: man of church finances wos given '' : with harollp. IHWitt Campbell; Rover Chria Muralt takes exceptions to church treasurer, Mrs. Harry Robl- end ThiiRly, A. H. Smith: AJnx Mose- the story Uiat apieared in the Oregon'""- '" I,UEh R"l?s: Farmer Taterpat.h .1 uirlr In Inn f.ntlil lii Inn coi-rnt-irv . . icracy last week) . " ' Curey Deter; editor Weekly Creeper. fit.- ntrowi rt I lamrtl'a fV wihu v. . -V ... J ' - . ll'... ( I... from the pen of E. W. Smith, who Bald "' J',,-OUB- . X. Smith; strong minded woman. Muralt was dissatisfied by $13 over At the annual election. Mr. Kohcrls Lorraine Ostrom. Admission 10 and the election. If the election had cost' ttas unanmlously re-elected as clerk, i 15 ,-ents. Mr. Smith 15 cents, he would have F" Tucker as deacon for two years. 1 been in the hospital. Muralt is nos. Wm. Jacobs will look ufter the He Wa Worred nd Hopeless, emitter. He is a cheerful loser, but. ! ihurch finances during the year. For he said during the campaign, and re-! Snlay school superintendent. Mr. ! ,K)t,)(ire( ullh )Uj kidnuy trouble." iterates now, that the country would 1 a.ss.s.a.u u, ,e, ,ie , wrt(JH T j,, Hlltt.hllwon( ,,lttle Uo( k, be better oft with Hughes as presl- ont. Mr. oodham: Mrs. Ella badc-s Ark .., trM Kmeam and dent or, ianl;t: Kess e and Arthur . doc, but worw u tllL. mt.. I Roberts for ushers, and Lorraine Os- i was worried and had almost given v ' i 4 J ? ",,B"- up all hopes. I tried Foley Kidney 8,l The First Federated cliurclieM of pills and they helped me a lot. 1 huve iuregon Llty and vicinity will bold B,.c HC,i fve )0XPS aml um now a 1 their annual meeting on the evening. wot man.- Koley Kidney Pills drive I or December 7th, )91ii. at Oregon City.; out a,.1P8 an(i pt,ni, ,ip to Kidney j A very pretty way of announcing ! trouble: also sloen disturbing bladder the bazaar which Is soon to be held disorders Jones Drug Co. Adv. Dr. Ded- under the auspices or The Guild, wa3 , . BARLOW 9 HARLOW, Ore.. Nov. 23 .n u.a b.innApla.1 llV mntlV frlpndft . i.l.-n.. K i. f!.... C-l.-n L-...l..n t UA t.A ii.au fao oi'i'vi j . l)T-M lt. ..imn i.i.u raucs u. .in; .ui- a tiere, there being 124 votes cast rorj lowing lines or her own composition: j . "On December Sth a sure a von live . him at the election. Lee Hayes returned home from White Salmon, Wash., last week. Lee Harding has returned from Ari r.ona where he was stationed with the troops. Mr. and Mrs. Norwin Crowley, are papering and painting the inside of Wm. Evans' house which they will oc cupy soon. R. E. Irwin having rented the Evans' plaec for a year. Loula Larson was home recently on a visit with his bride. The young people formed a charivari party and entertained the bridal pair. Mrs. SheDoard and daughter, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Tull were here last ! week getting Mrs. Clams nousenom goods which she had stored here. Mrs. Clark will reside in Portland. Mr. Turner, the new merchant, has taken possession of the store and Jas. fcrlckson has moved the ipostoHlce and household goods into the old bank building. Harold Sage came nearly meeting with a serious accident Saturday while working on Sam Hoover's wood eaw. The saw Tew ott, striking the protind and then bounding back id front of Harold's shoulder, cutting Ltree places, which Dr. Dedman sewed and dressed. Mr. Jolinson, of Silverton, visited Miss Cora Itcrg, Sunday. Could Not Do Her Cooking. Mrs P. E. Hartmelster, Tea., Mo., writes- "I was affected with kidney trouble for two years. I was so bad . this summer I could hardly do my. cooking, I got Koiey mud they helped me. I reel like a new oerson.". Too many women neglect symptoms of kidney derangement. When the kidneys are not proper y doing their work poison, left in the system cause weak back dizziness, puffiuess under eyes, swollen ankles Joints, and rheumatism. Jones Umg Cn AAV. 4- ? 4 . i, if 4 ii . .j. The Ladies' Guild, a bazaar will give. With a six o'clock dinner, say, oh say. Take all your friends and spend ' , .4, 4 . rt the nay. Mazaar, bazr.ar. who suid bazaar. EAGLE CREEK. . .? f, , j EAGLE CHEEK. Ore, Nov. (.Special) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doug- The place where the apron and can-''ass made a trip to eastern Oregon recently. A. W. Cooke and wife were vIhIIIii dies ate And faD?y article large and small Gilts lor the grandpas, babies and all. Now don't rorget the day and date If you wait till the ninth you'll be too late." Miss Elva Eades is a member of the Sth grade and is studying elocution un der Miss Ii. Honey and is also work ing hard for the success or the bazaar. All members and friends are urged to have some part In this bazaar by vis. 'ii and il.nu-'iler. Mi-. Alhe Mr. IiivImii had ihrne all tIeM. tiling In the air while In rrnu.v, but be tlid im'. eem to think Inn b of the tpcrlcu e. Mr. Datisiiti said tbut be it child at I'erniine. The I'li'ih li olllcer llr1 haiUiLl-en Wm u itrja-iUit'L:!ii-jiL'!nii "mile-ami then had swuiig" out "over the great gun Ixxiiniiig far below. The biplane In ufblcb they (lew, .Mr. Davison snlil, was arranged admirably for ubservatbui of the boiubanlinent and lurantry lighting below, and the great height at which he viewed the battle It was on Sept. 1'7 lat eu-abli-d ti I in to look dotvu upon a tre- memloii HWeep of buttle ridden coun try at all time. He bud uinde a pretty thorough tour or the treuche at Verdun also, be said in answer to further question about experience at the front. Then he had devoted xlx daya solely to trav eling by automobile and on root along the whole line or trenches rroin Ver dun to the llrltlxti trenches on the Somme. On a nwarby table a he HHike wna a rusty looking Herman helmet niul a rustler shell cne which he had picked up oil battletleld. and on the Name table was the gray blue steel helmet of France which (ienernl Petaln had given to him to wear In the trenches, "No. It wasn't altogether Idle curi osity tlnit took me to the front." Mr. Davison said in reply In a limit question. "A Homebody bus put It. there wus an opportunity to ee his tory In the making and I took It, not through curiosity, but Iki-sunc I want ed to learn Moiu-tlilng of military ad vancement n' llrst liiuiil." The milt of the slain of Orenoli against F. A. Hyde, of San Francisco, and lhi Vctern Lumlier company, of Mniilatiii. In reenter 3:' 10 nrrea of m hiHil lunda in Cluckuuiaa county al to have been necurisj by Utile through fraud opened Monday before Circuit Judge CnmpUdl. All tint te;l mmiy was submitted yeilerday and the aigiiinenla will occupy the rrenier purl of two day. Attorney (ienerul (ieorne M. Urown ntid Assistant At lorney General Halley repn it the state; Judge lllckford and J. W. Her shey, of Molilalia, the Western Lum lr company, mid ,. C. Shaw, or Port land. Mr. Hyde. Hyde wna contlcte.l or land rraud In Waahlngton Rcvcriil year ago and Ills oivraM.m hate rxtetided over ill most a scoie nf yeara. In IH'.t!t, the stale alleges In (lie case on trial here, Utile vent J. 1.. Shnelder here to secure kcIumiI Linda In the Cascade then being sold by the state for II.:' an acre. Any citizen or the l ulled State and of the state of Oregon over IN )ear of m:i who had not hereto fore boui:ht land from the got crntucot n-d the right to buy 320 acre of s.'iool land for inditldual use of the person pinking the application. Schneider and other of Hyde's igenta made lis applications, using lummy name, the state charge. These application were then assigned to associate of Hyde In San Fran cisco and balance due the statu were paid Evidence Introduced Monday bowed that many of these applica tions wer sold to the San Francisco men for $1 each. The unite main tain that the lands were bought bv the Sail Franciscans purely for specu lation, and not for Individual use. After the purchase was completed, holders of the title transferred the land under the federal act of June 4. IS97. to the national government mid received script, which could be loin ted 011 any other unappropriated gov ernment -lund. This script was (linn ferred to the Western Lumber com pany and selections wore made by that linn of timber binds In Montana. The lumber compnny claims that If there wa any fraud the company knew nolhlng of It mid bought the script In good faith. The company maintain that It should not be de rived or Its rights by reason or rnuid, tthlch could hiwc been dlcovered bv proper exercise or diligence before the ileal was completed. The state Is suing to cancel the pat ent It sued to llydo and hi associ ates. If the state wins, the school lauds In this county will he Increased by :I2I0 acre, iind the Western Lum ber company will lose it Montana lands secured by script. Similar suits tire pending In olhi Oregon counties, and ono rnsn ha been tried In' Marlon county. CANBY DEPARTMENT CAMIV, Ore, Nov. M, (Hpe.lall - County Hi I100I rluwiliileiiteii la 1 1 W. A lluulley, of Huntley H10. wui tall and I.. I'. HuriliiKlnii, of the alaie liMiisuctlng buslnesa in Canity Mou j department of public lntrui lion, tl. day. Itxil I'auby Monday for the pnrHis cf Hairy Hiiillh,' r.'preaciiliug the I'l 1 orgalilf llitf Industrial 1 bib 1loe III V Mm I mil I He Insurant Co, ol clubs are being oimile In all Hie Oregon City, was a I'auby hn'ln' , hixil lliruiiKboul the loiinly and allcr l liillsdiiy. ' luin h Interest la being- liuilillesled, Mm J. la-e Fikersoii and Mis. Ota ., ,Un, tlsllor Hl)ler wele I'm I hind shoppela Ibui j m ' 1... . ...... , , . , , 1 RM Rll 1MII RMMI'MIM IHH IS IMIllllMi- M. . Johnson relumed lliul-.il , ... ... from a tlslt id aetern daa with ! ' ' . . ,. . . .. , , , 1 Lim ke Hiiturdiiv afteriiiHUi lor Hie Portland fib lids. .... . Mra I tan Hlu.l. k. of Auiora. was a ' """ ,,,M ' Canby caller Thursday. ', Altorneta 1 oiiii ami iiaiuinonn wne Hot. W. Hotd Moor.i went 1.1 Mo ' ! 'IIK important l'u.iii..s in la'ln r-ilday In attend thi ellng i.f ! '"'" Thuiday. Ihn Mellmdlst cnlid rclice. Mrs. lieorge lU ud Slliuller, Ml No- Mi. L. II. Wang wud Mis Mlldicd na Austin 11 nd Mia Mlna lluhha 1110 Wiiiik, spent aetetal data with rela J lor.xl lo Hlltertoii l"rlilur wteiilug lives In Portland. Mis Lillian Wiing MUa llnhb remaliiid (be weekend drove down Sunday. !ttlih her iiiieiit. Mr. II, W. White relumed Hamuli) Mr Fugciie Mills, of Needy, j lituii Portland after a visit of aeteiiil'u Canby tlsllor Tueadu) evening. Ill) with relatlte. Much Inleresl Is being liialllfesled Mr. and Ml. K.lllll Kruc.cr ui liter llu Kehekall coutelilloli In be speudlliK this week III Haleiil. j held here Hatuidiiy. About .liei (i, W. Ulille made a business lilp,gucsta are ets'i led, repreaeiitlng 11' In Port laud hYldiiy, ' Indues. Canby cltleiis held a inis-Hng i.t 1 Through aoino luUlake In the IIT the I'll hall Monday cteulng mid ' setting lut week the note concern elm led lint following coiiuclluieii, I.. Ing Ihn Missionary aislely and Moth II. Wang, II. II. Etgii, Grant While era club wern combined and biiill.v and II. A. Dcdiiiiiu. J. I . K kersun uilted up. Througli coiutesy In the waa el. s ted treasurer. 1 bosleoa of the Mother'a club we l,.h W. II. Hair and tlru Slyter enjnted'lo nuivrl Hie error The meeting wa some good duck hunting Siilurday and j nt the homo of Mia M. J. I en and she Sunday on the Columbia slniiuh. These 1 wa asslated In sertlug refresliinriita gentleiueti, with aoino Portliind friend bate rented a portion of the slough for the remainder of the season. Mi. W. Hotd .MiMire waa a bind shopper Hiilurdny. by her dailgblera, Mlaa Ijirrnlne. Mis Wablrun. of Oak Giote, gate an Inter ertliig report of the contention re Pint- ceully he'd al The Dnllea and fol I lowed Willi nil address 011 Hie ml t .ml Mr Kdgnr Suillli I apeudlng Ihls'age of having a woman on the ai hool nee), at Miickshurg at the liotiie of, board, after whlih II. II. Ki 1 le, nt Mr. Henry Smllli, while Mr. Hiiillh Is 1 -i Intendenl of lb" grammar arades. tlsltlng In Salem. i talked on "iMforuialle Cau-cd by George Heuilsbadler wu Iniu-acl' i S. IiihiI Furniture. Ing business In Aurora Tuesday. Mr. Helen l ee left Friday for Hay Mr. and Mra. C. It. Gunnel were! Point, Calif., lo Join her liiiali.iud who Portland visitor Tuesday. ' I employed there. Pullet Lays 34 Eggs In 42 Days YOUNG CHICKEN PICKS UP FEED AROUND BARNYARD, YET8ET8 UNUSUAL RECORD. ,ce Thb'en, of Mllwiiukle, ha a hen which he believe hold the rec ord for general venatillty holds the record for the state. In a 43 day per- ml alio laid :il egg, weighing an aver age of two ounce each. Three of the 31 eggs went double yolk ciua. She was only three month and 21 daya uld when lu started laying. and ""Kh '"' rMsle I la a perfect specimen. Hut tint most remarkable feature of tin) hen's record I that during her short but productive life alio haa been red absolutely nothing. All she eat, hIui pick up uround tint barn. She wa separated from all other chickens of her own hutch. A farmer with a couple of hundred chicken like her, Mr. Thleen figure, would bo well-to-do In a year, with the cost of rood constantly rising. at the home of Mr. Howlett Sunday Mrs. K. II. Gibson was a guest of her sister, Mrs. S. J. Eddy, of Port land, a couple of days laBt week. Mrs. H. S. Jones, of Portland, was a guest at the home of her mother, Mrs. Viola Dougluss, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass enter talned Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Prlestcr, ot Logan, at their homo Sunday. Ed Still was a Portland visitor lust contributing some or their specialties i week. ror the booths and tables. A commit-1 will Douglass has been lately sack tee or Mrs. H. N. Smith, A. A. Hopson j ing and hauling potatoes to the car. Ella Eades, M. A. Shaver and Flora I m - Peckner have It In charge. The rellowshlp meeting held Here's Speedy Relief from Kidney Troubles "Polar Xidnajr Hia hm dona ma m haap of good." A. T. Bartlttt, Brock ton, Mjui. Some daya It aeema aa If you can io longer bear the pain and misery you Buffer from kidney and bladder troublo. The ache across your back grows wor with every move you make, and with, every step you take. It not only robs you of all your strength and energy, but it affect the other Important organs of the body as well. Nervousness, head ache, disordered stomach, liver trouble, bad eyesight, are only some of the con ditions that follow kidney trouble. Foler TTfrfniw Tl11a t-tn .v. . -im, . ... kidneys to regain their normal healthy mate and activity. When they areairaln able to do their work effeetivelv. vmir system I no longer choked and blocked with poisonous waste matter. Your sympiomg clear up, your weariness, pain, misery and weakness go away. Foley Kidney rills can do yon also "a biip of good." - Lika a Circua. Mr. S had ec iillnrly iiniutln; iiecze. It began with a complex unci terrifying series of facial couvulslijns. but instead or concluding with the roar of a shot lion It ended wllh a most lame paroxysm that uhvnys disappoint ed the expectant observer. "Your sneeze," said a friend after nnfcblng blm through one of his ster nutation. "Is n regular circus." "A circus?" said Mr. S. "Yes, sir," wu the rejoinder. "The performance never come up to the ad vance notices." Cleveland Leader. POLK'S BLBBBBS, & GAZETTEER A Hininrsa Directory T pvn city, Tows and Village la Orrcoo and Waalilofloa, giving a le-r!pttva ftketrll of earh Ure, Lorntlon. Shipping Facilities and IsmI. trA Illriwtory ci eU Souaest ad rroieMloo. B. i. POT.ir. ft CO, la. ab(B Hia Only Friand. Wife- You can see now how much your fi !., ds care fur you. 1 Miring your long Illness only one has called to set yon. Husband-A ml that was Hrown. wasn't It? Wile-Ye. He came every day, and he said he was very sorry you were to 111 to see him. He i the only rem friend you've gut. ' "Yer.. I suppose so. The day before I wus taken ill I promised lo lend him ?10." High Praia. "Is he the kind of mini you'd Invite to j'uur house to dinner?" "I should say he K He's the kind of man tny wife would Insist on having at least forty eight hours' notice lo prepare for." -Exchange. "Are they In easy circumstance?' "They ought to be; they have an auto lo support." Houston Post. Tlbei'liiH at hi death left IllS.iri, 'Ktfi, tthlch Callguln spent In less than leu month. Do You Have 8our Stomach? K you are troubled with sour stum ueh yon should eat slowly nnd masti cate your rood thoroughly, then take one of Chambot'luln's Tablets immedl ntoly ufter supper. Obtainable every where. (Adv.) GONE FOR GOOD. Results That Last Are What Appeal to Oregon City People. O.-W. i(. & N Co, proposes to Install Immediately at Important lilgh-vay grade crossings on its lines In Oregon, Washington and Idaho, cautionary highway signs erected 300 feet from tlie track on each side of all crossings. HERBAUGH IS FREE MAN NOW. M. II. Ilerbaiigli, convicted and pa roled on a statutory crime Involving his 13-year-cdd niece, Lulu Hondrlck, furnished $1K)0 bail Saturduy satis factory to Circuit Judgo Campbell and was released, j. Hover. August W'lll- broad and Flora llrier signed his bond. Herbaiigh was paroled on condition that lie put up t lie bonds, pay the costs of the cilHf. wltbfn 90 days and conduct liiinHelf as a law-abiding citi zen. Ilo was sentenced to serve front three to 20 years In the state peniten-t'-iry. ' Kidney sufferer In Oregon City want more than tutni',.",rury relief. They wunt results that last Results like Mrs. Maxtor tells about Her's was a thorough tcHt. Threo years is a long time. Donn's Kidney Pills have stood the test and stood it. well. Why experiment with an untried medicine? . ' Peoplo here in Oregon City have shown the way. Itoud Mrs. Maxtor's story: Mr. Louise Huxter, 115 Seventeenth St., Oregon City, says: "I surfe.red for nulto awhile from kidney weak ness, f tried various medicines hut nothing helped me like-Dean's Kid ney Pills did. They proved their worth to mo and I certainly recom mend them." (Statement given April 5. 1913.) On April 17, 19IG, Mrs. Haxter said: "I couldn't speak too highly of Dunn's Kidney Pills for I have never had any thing do me as much good as this old re'labln kidney medicine. They permanently cured me or kidney trou ble and my back is us strong as ever." Price Cue at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask ror a kidney remedy get Dona's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Paxter has twice publicly recom mended. Foster-Mllbnrn Co., Props. Buffalo, N. Y. (Adv.) London Laok Big Building. It would have ls-en well liub-ed If tint designer ol' luidon had hud some thought or it lull we might want In time of war Then it should have hud inch tott ering pile of eMi.es iu glorify or disfigure It Is a uuilier of luMc tthlch word yon clusise lower .Nett York. Hut mi I ii iv would lim e had to be kinder In Ihn inn Iter of fnuiidutloiis New York bus rock on tt til.-li to build. Loudon has chosen fur It olllclnl .en ter an area of Hie alluvial deposits of the Thames, and these give no secure fool hold for thirty stories, one re member that even when the present war otllce ttn built coucreie founda tion of euormoii slieuglli had Hist to be constructed.- W'eslinlliitel' Gazelle REAL' ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following real estuto transfers wore filed In the office of County Hocordnr Dedmun on Wednesday; Anna Glalin lo Ouorgo H. C.nrlco, lund In Clackumas county; $ 1 .00. II. nnd Amiilln Gnrson to Hurry Geballe, CO acres of Corson's Addition to Oregon City; $1.00. I. O. nnd Tersa I). Jones to'llutHc L. Larson, 20 acres section 3.1, town ship 2 south, range I enst: $10. Eslacada Statu Hank to J. W, Peed, lot 3, block S, Estncuda; $2.r0. John YV. nnd Grace Ijilnr to Gilbert and Anna J. Thnnins, laud In Clacka mas county; $r00. Andrew and Ella Kochnr to Chris tian Kocher, 1)5.20 acre of D. L. C. of I Joint Murk No. 37, township I koiiiIi, range 1 east; l. W. Hornshuli lo ' bind In sis Hull I, township I south, range 3 cast; tin. The following real estate- transfers were tiled In (he office of County lie order I led mu n Friday: E. F. and Martha 8. Itlley to Portland Homes company, lC s acres of aix tlon .'ii. township : south, range I east; 110. John Strom lo Emanuel and Tilda Maguuson, t.'i acre of am Hon '.', township I south, range 3 rant; $:!' :o. Itosiillml and John Gibson In Aiel I. A.liiinson, land In section .10 town ship I smith, range 2 east; f'O0 J. V, and K.lna Morris to J. W. Mor ria. Hi acre of section 2'.l, loniuhlp I south, range 3 east; $1000. inclined Hall, Jr. and Ida Hall In Halt, lot II of block 67. Clamlstone; fl. Maggie and John T. Frlel. Jr. to II. C. Courier, land In section :.', town, ship 2 aoulh, range 5 cast Jin. Fred W. ami Nelllo German lo Mike McK, tO acres of aecllon t, township south, range .1 east; $l?ti.V John Wnchlman to John F. Wm lit- I limit, laud In section 31, township 4 smith, rung 1 east; $7000. Fred It. nnd Ilcba Coleman lo Oliver and Mary Kohhln, lot , block Hi, Sbater's subdivision o the Shut T place; $ 10. O. J. mid Carolina M. McKeuney to Floyd C. and Maryaii House, bind In Plnavou; $;l()fl. D. M. and Kale D. St Hurt lo Gilchrist Hrolhcrs. land In Hat eon Curd' 'is; $10 The following real estate l,.u,fer were riled In III - office nf Coitntv lie- order Dedman on Suturil y: May Kocher to Kathi rine eiuUtlmi and Sophia Kocher, 21. i: n r of D. L. C. No. :I7, township 4 south, rangy 1 east; $100. ' O. A. and I.lllluu H. Palmer lo W. E. nnd Sophonlu Child, land In Palm er's :idilltlon In llorlng Junction; $10. Estate of John M. Luther to Fred W. Smith, guardians deed to tract in section 2D. township south range 2 eaiit; $lou. Ellen Luther lo Fred W. Smith, tract In section 2!t, township onth! range 2 enst; $500, Simon F. and Minnie PIKh to Mar garet Goegnr, 4(1 acres In seel Ion 5, T. 3 H., ll. 5 E.; also 40 acres In Sec. 8, T. 3 S It. 5 E.; $5000. Hubert mid Untile Vorpnhl to W. J. and Anna M. nice. 20 acres In Sec 36 T. 3 8.. II. 1 B.j $10. W. H. and A. C. Thompson to Char les . and Anna (I. Htonn, 3 acres In Sec, 32. T. 3 8., H. 3 IC; $150. Frank K. and LIIIIo Molllen to Earl Schorzlngcr, lots 1, 2, 0, 10, 11, 12, block 3, Falls View addition to Ore- Ron City; $10, HoshIo Eggo to Nulllit Montgomery. tract In Willamette Fulls; $100. I'. I . nnd hlhnl C. Dubnoy to Emllv and Hose Wnlla and Mary NnnMvnll, B.97 acres In Sec. 5 and fl, T, 1' S j 2 E.; $200. No. 20!l REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Farmers Bank of Wilsonville at Wllaonvllle, in the State of Oregon, at the dote of buelneti Novembar 17th, 1916. ItESOCHCES. Ixnns unit discounts y IS,li04.fi3 f)verd rafts, secured and tinsecured !.!!!.'!.' ' LHN llonds and warrants , ' ;. , Hanking house !!!!!!!!! 1021114 Due from approved reserve bunks .'.'!.'!.'.'.'! 4N I3:t K7 Cosh on hand . i ;!() 4;t Totul .$1J3,430.S! .$ 15,000.011 . 3,000.00 . 12,251.3ft . CI 951.71 135.00 .. 21,0!I2.X; LIAHILITIEH. Capital stock pnld In Surplus fund Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes puld , Individual deposits subject to check " Demand certificates of deposit -. ' ' ' Time and savings deposits lolal $113,430,119 STATE OF OREGON, County of Clackamas, sh. I. Joe J. Thornton, ('ashler of the aboveniiined batik, do solouinly Bwear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. JOE J. THORNTON, Cashier. CORRECT A ttnst ; J. W. THORNTON. K. ('.. THORNTON, . . Directors. Subscribed and swoin to beforo nio this 22nd day of November l'UB 'Seul KATE WOLPERT, ' , . , ..' Notary Public, My commission expires November 10, 1920.