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F nnrcnoN' city kntrkprtbk. Friday, ii:ci:mhi:u i. vmi. ummn. In lti Circuit Court of Ilia Male of trKon, for lh Count? of CU- liua: Win. K Ituyl, IMa'ntlff, . 1. imiiU Karl, Defendant. To Doile Hurl, above named d fxiiilmil : In Dm nam of Hi" HIkIu of Omaon, )u ar Imrnl'y iHuiii' in appear awl unawer Hi" iniiiUliil fill"! Kalual ou In lha kltotft entitled suit, on or In-torn III Aral dav nf Iwrmlwr, Hit, mill dnlu belli tl i i'lri "U of all weeks from Hi ftrl iiuidh -lion of this .niiiiiiiuia, an I II ",i ' j il 10 appear or lilltwer Sttld n'liiplallil l"l Mill III"") of, Dm plalilin HI pp' I I' court fur tin1 rol'if pMiil for l.i UU com plaint, iii. Fur u tli in diolv!nr Hi mar ries olitlii't II"" rlitll i betll iiiiiiuiirr tu i iti ' I'Un' Tiii 'im iniiua u ..ii:' ''i i ) imicr of linn J, II. Ci ii.nl'i II. JnlM' of Ilia Clnull I'ouit, (Mill nr. I 'f fit mail on I'm I'Jtli d, nf idiKiitr. I' I 'I. mill Dm lima r-i r I ' l for piililli nih il llmro- llf it all We ' I I'llllllIlK w'Mi Dm I .mih dutod l'rM. tl li I ' T S T It, IVIfl, Mini I out I ll tl III rii ll tier It Hiti "fli'r m mill lin lnilini: Frbfiy. I .-iiil r lib l!il iwWNi:i I. H'KVKII. Attnrii fur riulutllT. Nolle of find ttllmnt of th I 11 of Kali Wlntt, Dtcatd. Nut lrt U hereby iflten llul the mi li'rx IK '-) adinltiiatialrU of llio ea Inln of Katlit NVIllea, decea anil, Iim (lliil lii thn (iiutity iniirl of Clark lima county, Ntalti of Oreson, her final in count, na am li ailiiilulatratrli of Mild ratute ami Dial Monday llm llh lay of December, l!li, at III hour ol 10 oYIim k a. in., haa been filed l) uld court aa llm tlmu for healing ol olijnrllntia In aalil report ami tho ( Dement thereof. MAHY tlltlSKNTIIWAITK. Adinlnlatiatrl of llm Kalal of Ra tio Wlnca, lawrasrd. C HCIIl'KIIKU Attorney fur AdmllilatrstrU. Summon. In tlio Clrrull court of llm Htatn of Ori'iimi. for dm kainaa nullity, tlisi. K. Hull. I'lalnllfr. va. Ji ni-tt Hall, lii-ri'odiiiil. To Jenett Hull, alop naiiii'd ilnrnml nut: In thn nuinn of ttii' Slat of Ori'Koll you aru hnrnbx fqulrid to api't-ar and anawnr Hi rumplultit fllnd analnul you In Ihn atov entitled ault, on or lieforn thn :'.Hti day of Ihxeuiher, IHIfl, audi il.ilo Im-HK thn ei1rllnii of all (M-ki from Ihn flral pulilli atlon of thla aum imnia, and If you Till In aiipeur or an nvtir anld coltiilaltit, for alit thereof, thn plaliitirf lll apply to the Court for llm relief prayed fur In lila complaint, lo wit : Knr iliH-ren tllioxilvlnn tlio iimrrlito cnntriM't now ntUlliiK lietween pl.ilu. tiff and ilefemliint. I hla auiuiiiuna a piihtlahed by order of Hon, J. I'. Cnni'i hell, jililxn nf the circuit court, lt'' h nrder wita ninile nil Die li'.llt duy ol NovpiiiIiiT. I9l(i. and thn tlllin irc pnllii'il for pulillt atlon thereof la U Heekit, lieiilunlUK I'm Inaun ilale'l lYIiluy. Noenil)er 17. IHHi, and con unnliiK ctu h Meek then-lifter louiul In iluilliic Krlituv, 1 )rc. iiiIht I.".' Hi, l'.'lii UltOW.VKI.I, ti SIKVKItS, Attorneya for 1'l.iliillff Sheriff Sal In tho Circuit Court of the State of Oi'cKon, for tho County nf CliickmuiiH Tltltt tind TriiKt Coinpimy, corpora lion, I'lnlntirr. va. Henry Ruaaell mid Mathlldu ItunMell lila wifo DefmiilantH, Stnto of Ornicon, County of Cliicku- inaa, aa. liy vlrluo nf a juilKiiient ordei, d creo and un execution, duly lnauuil out of nml under cal of the uliou entlllod court, In tl. nhovo ctitl'l-l muiie, lo mo duly directed und ('ali'il tho 2fith day of October, 19 1C, i;pt n n JuiIkiiidiiI rendered and outered In mii Id court on thn 'Jfilh day of October, 1910. In favor of Title and Truat com pany, a corporation, plaintiff, nud amiliiHt Henry Ituaaell and Miitbllila ItUKHoll, ItlM wife, defendant, for tin aum of 11000.00, with IntervNt tbero on at tho ruto nf em-lit per cent per an num from tho 10th day of November 1914, und tlio further aum of 100. no na attorney's fo, and tho further aum of $29.85 coata and itlHburHomenlH, and l ho cohts of nml upon thla writ, com manding mo to nuiko nulo of tlio fc!- lowltiK dealcrbod real property, altu ato In the county of Cluckamaa, state of Oregon, to-wlt: Ixita 8, 9, 10. II anil 12, tract a, Woodmont Klrnt Addition, acconlln,; to the duly recorded plat thereof now on file In Iho recorder' office of sa I county and Htato. Now, Therefore by virtue of sn'd execution, Judgment order and decreo, and In compliance, with tho commnmlii of anld writ, I will, on Saturday, the 9th duy of December, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., at the front door of tho county court houae In the city of Oregon City, in aald county and Htato, soil at public auction subject to redemption, to the hlghoHt bidder for V, 8. gold coin, caah In hand, all tho right, title and Interest which tho within named dnfendanta or either of them, had on tho daTo of tho niort roro heroin or lnco bnd In or to the above, described real proporty or an part thereof, to antlHfy said execu tion, Judgment order, decree, IntoreHt, cobIs and all accruing cohU. V. J. WILSON, Sheriff of Clackomns County, Ore. Ily E. C. I1ACKETT, Deputy. Dated, Orogon City, Ore., Nov. 10th. 1916. Summon In the Circuit Court of the Stnto of Oregon for Clnckaning county. Sylvia Ellen Porter, riulntlff, v. Ernest E. Torter, Dofondnnt. To Ernest E. Porter, dofendanv above-named: In tho name of the Mate of Oregon you nro hereby req'ilred to appear and nnawor the complaint filed Bgalnat you In tho above entitled court and cause on or before Monday the 18th day of December, 1916, and If you fall so to nppoar and anawor, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the rellof demanded In her com plaint herein, to-wlt: . Tor a decree dissolving the bond of matrimony no and baratofor ailal Inf beln lb plantlff and Hi d fetidaiit. and rwiulrlai lb defendant to pay lha I'talullff Ilia aum of '.0 00 per iiiuiilli aa alimony ff piainim aiipoort ami iiialiitaiiam. and for iIh im rralorlni lo lilalntlff her maid n nam. Hihlt Kile UCruli, and for olaliillff'a roat ami dlaliuraniiimil liiiiiind In Ihla anil, ami fr '" er and furthnr (II"' aa lo Hi rourl mar aniu meet and auullebl. 1 Ilia niiiuinii la publUbed iuiau ant to Ilia order M Hi llouoraiil J V. Camiil-nll. JudKft of Ilia aim n ill riMirl for alt iiuawutlr M'k prior lo llm I-lrtl it of liwninlwr. I'lU, lilih order tnadH on III klh day of N.ix'iiil-r, ll 111 flral liiiMlialloli of llila aiiifiinoiia la inaila oil llm I "III ilar of Notrnilxir, ami Hi Ut pulillialloii llinrcof III l iiion llm ZJiid dar of wiiilHr, ItliS VKAZIK, M.CorilT VKAZIK. .Attortmxa for rialnlllf. Nolic I Craaltor. Ill III Matter of llm Klal of Ily ram lloklli, Decraned. Nollm la hereby kIii that Ihn un iIi'.Ikiii iI, haa been duly appointed ad mliilatralor Hh lb lll annmed o Ihn entale of Ily rum lloaklna, d rented, y thn aline entitled lourt and baa duly uiialllled fur lila I runt All iH'raoiia luvlna c'.aliua axulmt aald laliitn are bergby iiotiried ami ru iiuinliil lo .rci it thn aainn duly er Ifli'd and Kith proper torn her In hi III tit Hid nfflie of hla attorn) a, lUmlck A IMinlik and W. U Multey, room 3 Amlreaeii bul'dliix. (in auii City, Or ami, Mllblii alt iiiontba (nun the date of Ihla nnlli DIMIt'K tt I'IMK K ami W. U Ml I.VKV. Allorneva fur Adinlnlatrator. I'll ASK HOXKINX. Ailiulnlatrator lth the Will Alineled of thn K'lat of II) ram Himkliia, krraiil. iHiln of flrt publUatloll. NoVnlulier 17. 1KI. Data nf lant pulilli ullnli, lleccmber 15. IKI6. Nolle to Creditor. Not be la hnrnby given lliat the County Court of Ihn Htitte of Oregon (or ihn county of Clackam.t, ha p IKilnted the underalrned a Irulnlatru tor of llm estate of KHiaheth J. Wald ron, decerned. All K.-raona bavliif ctu I 111 B ablins! til aald de edflll, or her eatate. pre hereby Khcn notice that they ahull present them to Ihn undcralgnrd adinlnlatrator at Ihn of' (len of J. K. Clark. Kq . In thn Hank of OrcRiin City bulldliig. In Oregon City, Orrroii, wltb'n alt months from Ilia date of thla nut lie, with proper vouchers duly verified. J. U WAI.DItON. Administrator of tho Kstutn of Kli rlieth J. WaMron, DtKcaaed. J. r. CI. A UK. Attorney. li. ito of flral publication, November 2 llh. 19 10 Notice of lh Completion of "Fly Creek Cut Off Notice I hereby given that the en (Ineor In charge of the Improvement of roud between Oregon City und New Kra. known na the "Ply Creek Cut Off ha filed In the office of the County Clerk of Cluckumu county I till certificate Unit . II. Mild, t on I tractor, bna completed hla aald con tract. Any person, firm or corporation huv Ing ohjectlona to file to thn complo tlon of aald work, may do an within two weeks from the date of the flral publication of thla notice. In Ihn of flee of the County Clerk of Clackamas county. Date of first publication, November 2,!rd. 1916. IVA M. IIAKKINUTON. County Clerk 8ummona. In the Circuit Court of the Ktute of Oregiin, for Clackamas county. Margaret Harris, Plaintiff, vs. Hurbert Harris, Defendant. To Hurbert Harris, abovo named do fendant: In tho immo of tho state of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled against you In thn nhovo entitled ault on or before the Gth day of January 1917, aald duto being tho expiration of six weeks from tho first publication of this summoiiH, und If you full lo np pour or answer suld complaint, for want thereof, tho plaintiff will apply to tho court for tho rellof prayed for In her complulnt, to-wlt: For n decree dissolving thn mnrrl ago contract now existing between plaintiff and lofondnnt. This sum mons Is published by order of Hon J. If. Campbell, Judgo of the Circuit Court, which order wuh mude on tho S.lrd day of November, 1916, and tho time prescribed for publishing therool Is six weeks, beginning with the Issue dated Frlduy, November 21, 1916, and continuing each week thereafter to and Including, Frlduy, January G, 1917 imOWNKM. & SIKVEUS. Attorneys for Plnlutiff. Summon. In ttoo Circuit Court of tho Stufe of Oregoq, for tho County of Cluckamaa. Tho Northwest Real Estate & In vestment Company, a corpoartlon, Pluintlff, vs. Harriot Fruncos Murphy and Thom as J. Murphy, her husband; Herman Hulman and Juno Doe Hulninn, his wife; Herman Hulninn, Jr., and Mary Don Hulninn, his wife, Dofendanta. To Herman Hulmun and Jane Doe Hulman, his wifo, and Herman Hul man, Jr., and Mary Doe Hulman, his wifo: In the nnmo of tho State of Oregon you and each of you nro horeby re quired to nppcnr and answer the com plulnt of tho pluintlff filed In the above entitled suit, on or before the 20th day of January, 1917, and If you rail to answer for want thereof tho aald plaintiff will ask for a decroe fore closing Its note and mortgage upon and against tho following described renl property sltnuted in Cluckumus county, Oregon, to-wlt: . All the following bounded and de scribed renl property situated In the county of Clackamas, state of Oregon, commencing at the northwest corner of 4iallfl land claim No. 4( and run ulna Iboui aontberly along lb rlalin Hue l:0t I f.l; Ibeui aal tit fm t; lbM' liorlH Hill fl; Ibi'iii ral til fral, lo lb claim linn; th.n north O0 7 fnt on lh iUIiii llua lo Hi north Ho of aald tlalni; Ibinia vat along lb north lin of aald claim lo lb ili of beginning, rorilalnliiR Utility Hire and on third (23 I l acre III Ilia donation land rlalin of Ileum and Kuub Hnxk In lb roiin ty of Claikamaa, tl of Oregon. Hid - Also for a Judgment and dn ire herein In favor of plaintiff and against aald defendant for lb aum of l.'Mloo, together with Internal there 'll at lb rain of I per rent per annum from November 12, 'ti, and for thn inn of Ml 00 for foreclosing thla not and iiinrtgagn arid for llm uala' ami dlabiiraeineiila fit Ihla ault. Inl-Hireling the er In of thn aald herclnhcftirn deacrlbnd real properly and lh application of llm pnxerda thereof in llm payment of Ihn coaia of euld aln and lo lb payment of aald Judgment. till Herring and foreclosing jll right, llil nml Intermit of each ami all of Iho defliiduuta herein In ami to thn aabl real proierty and Ihn who! thereof ante only lb alal'ilory right of redemption. (lb And for am h other and further relief a la Just and proper. Thla aummooa Is served by public Hon thereof for alx auccesalvn weeka by order of llm Honorable J. I. Camp bell, Jinixu of lh above t ntil'ed t oiirt. wlili b order waa entered In Ihn above entitled court and cuuae on thn 2Mb day of November, 1916, and requlrea that you apiM-ar and answer to aald complttlril on or before thn 2uth dny of January. 1817, being Iho limn fixed Ly the court within wblih you are lo en ter an appearance Imreln; otberwUe plaintiff will Uo a det reo In Ihla ault aa prayed for herein ami In plaintiff's complaint filed hervln. Ihttn of flirt publication, I-einber I, 1916. Duln of last publication, January 12. 1917. IIKACH. SIMON k NKI.HON. Attorney for Plaintiff. 710 Hoard of Trade llulldlng. Portland. Oregon. Sheriff 81. In lh" Circuit Court of (he State of Oregon, for the county of (Vuckamus. Henry W. Ilagemann. Plaintiff, va. Joel N. Pearcy and Mary M. Pearcy, hla wife and Anna (ir.if, Defendanta. State of Oregon, county of Clacka mas, ca: Ily virtue of a Jud::inent order, b- crcn and an execution duly Issued out nf und under tho seal of tho above en title court, In the above entitled cause, to me duly directed and dated the 27th day of November. 19'0. upon a Judi'.meiit rendered und filter ed In anld tourt oil the 2ttu duy cf 0 tolicr. 1916. In fnvor of Henry . Ili iii niMin, plaintiff, und nKninst Joel N. Pearcy und Mury M. Penn y., his wile, und Ann.- Oraf. defendanta, for Uri sum of $.WU0, with interest there on ut tho rate of seven per cent per annum from the fith day of February. 1916; nud tho further sum of $150 is uttorncy's fees und tho further sum of $18.25 costs und disbursements, and tho co.:ts of und upon this writ commundlng me to make sale of the following described real property, sit uate In the county of Clackamas, st:'te of Oregon, to-wlt: All of tracts or lots ono (1). thrco (.1). seven (7), nine (9). eleven (11). thirteen (13), twenty (20), and twonty- two (22). Ill Oswego Heights. Now, Therefore, by virtue of said execution, Judgment order und decree. and in compliance with the commands of said writ, I will, on Saturday, the IltUh duy of December, 1916, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m at tho front door of tho county court house In tho city of Oregon City, In said county und state, sell at public auction, sub ject to redemption, to tho highest bid- dor for IT. S. gold coin, cush In bund, nil tho right, tltlo und Interest which tho w ithin named defendants or either of them, had on the dnto of tho mort gage herein or slneo hul In or to the nhovo described real property or any part thereof, to sotlsfy snid exocution, Judgment order, decree, Interest, costs and nil accruing costs. . W. J .WILSON, Sheriff of Clackamas County, Ore. Hy E. C. HACKETT, Deputy. I)e.tod. Orogon City, Ore., December la'., 191C. Summon for Publication. In the Circuit Court of tho Stato of Oregon, for the County of Clackamas. Addto O. Green, Plaintiff, vs. Anna Mario Colfelt, Fredrlka, Col- folt, Augusta Colfelt and Anna Marie Colfolt as Administratrix with tho Will Annexed of tho Estate of J. A. Col folt, Deceasod, Defendants. To Fredrlka Colfolt and Augusta Colfolt, of the above-named defend ants: In tho namo of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer tho complaint filed against you In tho above entitled court In the suit aforesaid, on or before the 15tb day of January, 1917, said date being more than six weeks after the date of tho first publication of this sum mons, and if you fall to so appear and answer, for the want thereof, tho plain tiff will apply to tho court for tho re lief prayed for In this complaint to- wit: That plaintiff do have and re cover of and from tho defendants, An na Marie Colfolt nml Anna Marie Col felt, as administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of J. A. Colfolt, deceased, the sum of twelve hundred ($1200) dollars, with Interest there on at the rate of 8 per cent per an num from the 11th day of April, 1915, and for the further sura of $125.00 as attorney's fees, and the further sum of $63.00, expended by the plaintiff for Insurance, together with lh coat and dlaburaeintinl of thla suit. For a decree ut foreclosure foreclosing lb lien of that certain tnortgag given by lb Uv named defendant, Anna Ma rln ('i.lfclt and J. A. Colfnlt, now d- i cawd, aald mortgage being record d In lb office of the recorder of Clai kauiua county, Oregon, In Hook 17 of Mortgage on page Is, aald mort gage being for lh aum of Iwolv hun dred I$I2M dollara, with Internal thereon at lb rat of I per cent per annum, and euld mortgage being upon lb following described property, altu alnd In Clackama county, Oregon, to- wlt: Uila thirteen (13), fourteen (14) fifteen (IS), and aliteen (16), In block bnn hundred Ihlrly eight (UN) In tbn Oregon Iron It Hteel company's i tension lo the First Addition to O wego, according to the recorded mapa and plula thereof In lb county of Clackamas, stale of Oregon, and for am h olhnr and further relief as to the court may eeeui juat and equitable. Thla aummori la published once a week for at teaat alg consecutive week In lb "Oregon City Enter prlsa," a wonkly newspaper of general circulation, published In Oregon City, Clackama county, Oregon, by order of Ihn Honorable J. V. Campbell, clr cult Judge, made this ZHIh day of No vember, 1916. Thn flrat publication of this aum mona la upon the 1st day of December, 1916, and th last publication on the 12th day of January, 1917. FAUUIMJTO.S A FAIHHNOTON, Attorneya for Pluintlff, IF IN NEED of evidence or Informa tion, ae K. U Kellogg, Jr., expert high class Investigator; IS year' experience; detect a phone operator. Term reasonable. Hog 295, Ore gon City, Oregon. WANTED To hear from owner of a good ranch for aalo. Slate caah price and deecrlptlon. D. F. Hush. Minneapolis, Mlun. FOR SALE 16 month-old Jersey bull Apply Jno. Hall, II. 1. Oregon City. FOR SALE One registered Holslein bull; alx good grade Holateln heif ers; 19001b. Simplex cream sepa rator. Frank Haberlui h. Clacka mas, Ore. PHONKS Office Homo. A 23 . Pacific. 253 Rosldence SfiFll DR. WM, C. SCHULTZE DR. F. P. SCHULTZE Phyticlan and Surgeon Rooms 217-218 Masonic llulldlng Oregon City Oregon Money to Loan PAUL C FISCrifcK Lawyer Deutacher Advokat ftooin 2 Heaver Itldg. Oregon City PL rtOSEHl ItO. Ore., Nov. 27. In the event (inventor Withycomhe Issues a proclamation placing In effect the "bone-dry" amendment and thereby lifts the penalty provided for liquor violutor under the present prohibi tion law, District Attorney Neuncr said today he would confiscate every ship ment of liquor received In Douglas county between the time the procla mation Is Issued and the date on which the legislature passes a law making the amendment enforcable. ' I believe I will be Justified in tak ing this action," suld the district at torney, "for tho reason that the dry amendment prohibits the Importation of liquor Into Oregon for beverage pur poses. Whothor I would be able to secure -an order authorizing the de struction of the liquor confiscated would probably depend on the subse quent showing made by me before the court." First Stamps of Nippon. It was in March. 1871, that iwstage stamps wore for the Brst time Issued In Japan, following tho system of western countries. Th stamp were of four denominations of uion. These stamps however, disappeared shortly aftei their. Issue, to bp replaced In IS72 by another series In the denomination of sen. These denominations are still In use today, but at tho prcreut tlnu there Is a far wider variety, the volue bolna from oiie-qunrter of a cent tu $.1 Tbo first stamps were extremely erud. In appearance, were without gum and were printed by the ancient method of wood engraving. Today electric mu chines turn out the sUmps. as we know them In this country. In enor mous quantities. Japan Society Bulle till. . Animala Under Water. The ability of n beaver to remain un der water for a long time Is not really so tough a problem as it looks. When tho lake or pond Is fioxen over n bea ver will come to the under surface of tho Ice nud expel bis breutb wo that It will form a wide, flat bubble The uir, coming In contact with the tee und wa tor, Is purilled. und the beuvcr breathes It again. This overalloii be can repeut several times. The otter and mnskrat do tho same thing. Heckles. "Better let that woman send thirty words for n quarter If she likes." "Why so?" "It will save the company money. She basalrendy torn up about $1 worth of blanks trying to boll her message down."-rittsburgb Post. Must Keep Them. "Does be beep bis promises V" "I piles so. I never beard of any body wanting to take them "-Detr-jlt Free Press. Portland with 115,000.000 less val uations tax rate for 1917 not increased. VOTERS WHO DID NOT CAST BAL LOT NOVEMBER 7 WILL BE NOTIFIED BV CLERK, Keglatrutlon books at th office of County Clerk Harrington are open un der th new permanent registration luw, but practically no voters are reg laterlng now that Interest in national ami atate politic I a thing of the paat. Th registration record and Ihn poll book of 'be recent election will be compared lo ascertain the namea of those votera In the rnunty who did not vote. Thn clerk will aend a notice m tboen voter, notifying them that hi numo will Iss taken off Ihn registra tion books unless ha return the card i nd request that hi name be kept on the books. Thn eectlon of th law which ex pli'ln Ibl feature follows: "Not lea Ihun 30 duy nor more than CO days after the regular biennial election In November, 1916, and bien nially thereafter, the county clerk ahull compare the poll book of nl' general and primary clwtlona, and any other election held throughout the county during tho prevlou two years. with the register of electors, and If It appear that any one I on suld regis ter who doe not appear on said poll book to hpve voted at, at least one aald election during such period, ti t ocunty clerk aball remove the aald card from the reglatcr of electors. "Stld cards so removeif aha'I lie re turned for a period of one yeur and then may be destroyed. Any person whose card la so removed from the reglutcr of electors shall be notified by the county clerk by sending a no tice to bis postofflce address as ap peering on salu rd within five days from the time that his registration is so removed. The said notice may be on a postal card and may be substun tlally In the followius form (Then fol lows the form of postal card with the notification and a space where the elector may state that he still resides In the precinct mentioned and that be requests that his name remain on the register.) ' If said card la returned within ten days, signed by the elector, the county clerk shall file his registration card In Its proper place In the register of electors, otherwise he shnll pcrma nently cancel snid registration." SUB IN GLADSTONE EIGHT NAMES ARE ON. BALLOT AT CITY ELECTION ON DECEMBER 4. Politic es In Gladstone Is taking on life oncw, for the annual city election ill be held next Monday, December 4. Ktght names will adorn the ballot, and four councllmen, a recorder and a treasurer will be elected. Recorder John N. Slcvers and Treasurer T. A. Ilurko oro candidates for ro-electlon and are unopposed. W. E. Hempstead. Frank T. Ilarlow, C. C. Lee, Edward Kent and H. E. Cross are candidi-tes for the threo two-year terms on the council and Brcnton Vedder is not opposed In hio race for the one-year term. OUR FEARFUL FIRE LOSSES. Most f Them Are Caused by Untidl nsis and Carelessness. The lUv loss in the United States Is about $2."0.tXW a day. or nn asBrenate of $T.iU,iXH.UHk a year. Careful obser vation from detailed statistics compil ed on the subject shows that most of this loss would lie prevented by the ob servation of reasonable precautions. IHirtlculaiiy tu the direction of more tidlnes. Sixty-five per cent of all fires lake place hi homos, and cases show thst IH per cent of all fires are due to carelessness, Ignorance or both. The Co per cent occurring In homes. It Is readily shown, would never occur If persons had taken reasonable care In respect to tidiness. Rubbish Is the chief cause, snd rubbish does not iitM-AsaiT.y mealTlbe tfc?"uuiulaTTon of paper and things of that character In and around buildings, but tbe unneces sary accumulation of old furniture, magazines, carpets, supplies of all kinds In cellars and attics which ac :umulate dust and lie there for years. What applies to tbe home In respect to rubbish Is true to a marked degree In many business premises. Just a lit tle thought ami the expenditure of a little time along these lines generally would greatly reduce tbe Are loss. Tbe absence of tire extinguishers In tbe average home or business premises is ,t serious omission. Careless handling nf matches, careless use of oil, the ac cumulation of oily rags and waste ma terial and a host of small matters like these are tbe causes of a great many Ores and a great denl of loss. Lumber Trndo Journal. Our Jitney Offer This and 5c DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mall It to Foley & Co., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound, for qoughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for pain In sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels.. Jones Drug Co. Adv. GEO. C. BROWNELL DECLARES CANDIDACY FOR SPEAKER IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (ieorge C, Hfoanell, representative eli I from thla county, Wednesday announced hi candidacy for speaker of Hie nous at lb neit aesalon ot lh atate legislature. HI statement fol lows: "I hav mad up my mind to I com rand Mat for speaker of th house of representative this coming aoasion. Not btrauM 1 am hungry for this honor and distinction, a a mat ter of fart. My reason, abov all things, i bes-aua I want to a cer tain iiiu that ar now before th people of this lUU, carried Into ef fect thi cominf session. "In th first plar I am a Republi can and unlet th legislature keeps it pledge In certain paramount Is sues, we hav no futur a a party in this at to, and two years from now w will elect Democratic governor and a Democratic U. 8. senator. W now hav two member of th (J. 8. senate, both Democrat from a Re publican stat, supporting 'tariff for menu only' policy, which I de structive of th material Interest of this state. The issues cannot be Juggled with.. They ar first: a 'bone dry' prohibition law; second, our pledges for retrenchment, and abolition or consolidation of commis sions, and enforcing the tag limita tion adopted by the people. Unless this program Is' adhered to by the legislature and sincere and earnest effort for economy and reduced tax ation is made, the Republican party will be put out of business two years hence. "I am satisfied that an effort is being made by certain banking inter est in Portland and other interests in other parts of this atate to organ ize this legislature with a direct bal pose of over-riding the people's wishes and expressed will at the bal lot box, as well as to over-ride the pledges of the leaders of the party in this state, as well as those made upon the stump and in the newspa era two years ago and repeated in this last campaign, to-wit: economy, reduced taxation, and abolishment of commissions. "As I view it, there is no present intention in certain quarters to ob serve the mandate of the people as to tax limitation. The candidates for speaker al ready in the field, while they are ex cellent gentlemen in every way, come from counties demanding increased appropriations, normal schools, etc., the state to guarantee interest on ir rigation bonds, and will by the very nature of their association, environ ment and locality, be compelled to join for increased uppropriatioas, thereby overthrowing the tax limita tion amendment to the constitution of this state. - - "I am in favor of fair and just ap STILL ILLEGAL TO SELL MINORS BOOZE .BE SAYS SALEM. Or., Nov. 24. The statute making it a misdemeanor, punishable by a One of not more than $300 and not more than a year's Imprisonment, to give a minor liquor, was not re pealed by the prohibition law,. Attor ney General Drown told a district at torney in an opinion this morning. ALBANY TAX 30 MILLS. ALBANY-. Ore., Nov. 24. Albany taxpayers this year wiP nv on a levy of about 30 mills. ThJ -ded as follows: City levy, 11 sool district 6 mills, and county levy about 11 mills. Tho latter is not definitely fixed, but will no doubt be at that figure. PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY JOSEPH E. HEDGES Lawyer Y TO LOAN D. C. Latourettb, President F. J. Meyer, Cashier The First National Bank of Oregon Dty, Oregon CAPITAL, $50,000.00 Transacts a General Banking Business Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. William Hammond Philip L. Hammond HAMMOND & HAMMOND Attorny-at-Law Abstracts, Real Estate, Loans, Insur ance. OREGON C1TT, OREGON Pacific Phone 81, Home Phone A-273 Office Phones Pacific Main 406; Home A-270. STONE & MOULTON Attorneys-at-Law Beaver BIdg., Room 6 OXEGON CITY - - - OREGON 0. O. EBY Attorney-at-Lavt Money loaned, abstracts furnish ed, land titles examined, estates settled, general law business. Over Bank of Oregon City. C. ICHUEBEL Attorney-at-Law Deutscher Advokat Will practice In all courts, make col lections and settlements. Office In Enterprise Building, Oregon Cltf- Oregon. x propriation to support our schools and institutions, but I am opposed lo Increasing the tag burden a eingle dollar, and favor a rtdurtten wher It ran be made without destroying the efflrienfy of any school or Institu tion. Th people are demanding and will hold the Republican party of this atate to a strirt account, unleis stand for economy and a lower ta rat. Th time ha com when w ha got to rut our clothes according to th cloth. W are a rUU of wonder ful resource and yet today, w hav practically ne manufcturlng Indue trie. What w need ar fcUrie, Industrie and payroll and good road. "Lbaae my candidacy for speaker upon theae issues, hereby pledging myself to the people of Oil state that if th power i placed in my hand to organise th house of representa tives, that it will be so organ. izd that thi program will b forced thr ugh and all legislation that i antagonistic to these issue will never go through or be passed. That 1 will stand for what is fair and Just, but under no circumstance will I per mit, if elected speaker, the houee of representative to be organized In such a way as to thwart the expressed will of th people of this state and nullify the pledge that were made by the candidates aaking for the support of the people two years ago and dur ing th present campaign. "My election is immaterial, what Is important is the passage of laws that will carry out the people' will aa rep resented by th issues referred to. There will certainly be a fine time in Salem this winter if there is sny organised effort to pass legisla tion antagonistic to the above issues. "I fully realise that it will be very hard for m to be elected upon a pro gram of this character, knowing that practically every office-holder and chair-warmer now on the pay roll in this state will be against me. I am also conscious of the fact that if this program went through, several of the office holding boarding houses in Sa lem would have to go out of business, but I also know that whether I' am elected or not, that representatives who stand faithful to this program at the coming session and work in sin cerity and in good faith to carry out the people's will and reduce our tax rate, ar the gentlemen who will be in the saddle two years from now, and the individuals who oppose this pro gram and stand for an organization of the house, favoring increased appro priations, laws to permit th issuing of bonds for irrigation purposes, the interest to be secured arid guaranteed by the state, and adhering to the maintenance of the tax-eating com missions now in existence, will be out of politics and out of business, in a political sense, two-years from now." Tl Hurbert Harris persisted in llvlnr the high life, according to the allega tions of his wife, Margaret, In a div orce suit filed In the circuit court here by her attorneys, Brownell & Slevcrs. He called her names, came home dmnk, associated with other women and otherwise misbehaved himself, charges the wife. They were- married October 11, 1908, at Bella Coola, B. C. and have two children over whom she asks the custody. Luclle Ward charges desertion In a divorce suit filed In the local courts against John Ward. They were mar ried September 3, 1914, at Vancouver and the alleged act ot dese.llon took place December 8, 1914. Brownell & Stevers appear for the plaintiff. WIINHARO tUILDINft Phones Pacific 52 Home A H GEORGE C. BROWNELL Attorney-at-Law All legal business promptly attended to C. D. D. C. LATOURETTB Attorney-at-Law Commercial, Real Estate and Probate our Specialties. Of fice in First National Bank BIdg., Oregon City, Oregon. CLAUDE W. DEVORE, Attorney-at-Law Notary Public Estacada, Oregon. W. S. EDDY, V. S., M.D.V. Graduate of the Ontario Veteri nary College at Toronto, Canada, and the McKllllp School of Sur gery of Chicago, Is established at Fashion Stable, between Fourth and Fifth on Main Street. Both Telephones Office Pacific 65; Home A-95 Res. Pacific 184; Home B-80 It