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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY. 9. 1 9 1 7. 1 x . . 1 CANBY DEPARTMENT WHAT Aft! v'OU GOING In The Social Whirl TO LEAD tPOATI INf SPFPJAI FIFHTinfJ nfJ FIRF SiLVEH m ATTBACT5 MANY CHI PEOPLE PIOHLf OF MICMOOMINQ TOWN HAVE A VIHV BUSY SOCIAL WIIK. CAMIV. r. Fob. 9 - 18pm ltd In Hid Kiilcrprto-Tbo Indie of 111 M "Hid IIhI A lit aixlcly ini't Hi Ilia liiiinu of Mr. liny Vloyerd i.t a ellver lea. An tMibiyulilii afternoon wua epciil. 'I In . pr-aent were Mr. John (ira hum. Mm. CIiuh. Wall Mr. Oaiar Hun inn, Mr. Ilrown, Mr. liomgo Klcli hor, Mr. Al Yliiyard, Mr. J"i li )h k, Mr, fllrnii Ktrkpi Irlrk, Mr Kian. Mr W. Iloyd Monro. Mr Mlimln Uriulford, Mr. (inalroik, Mr. Fred' Iti.lli, Mr. 1 1 1 1 !( mill Mr. Hoy Vlnvnrd. W. II. Ilulr w.i an Oregon City vl i. Inr Wednesday evening. A. AiuMin waa a I'ortltuiil vlnltor Widncaduy. Urn. Hi nry Ycrren an Oregon City vlHor Dili week. Mi. II. II. K.cIi.b and Mr. Mildred Htwy wero In Ore-oil City Wednes day. I). It. Iilmlrk iimilii liuliii' trip In Oregon t'lly Thraduy. Jiiiiii rut na a liunlum visitor In On-xmi t'lly Widncaduy. Ilr. it'iirKw Hampton, (if Hpokunn, vUlli'tt hi parents, Mr. ami Mr. I f uin t i -ii. till week. Mr. II. II. Kcrlca wn a gucat of Mr. Ivan IHmlrk, of Aurora, Thura tin jr. Clmrl a t'oinlia tiltcmlcd band prac tice with tlu Aurora hand Thursday vcrilnr Peter llortilg hit a returned from tbe Oregon City hixltitl where tin tin a liwn ronnniMt allien til accident at tho Canliy City Water runulii( plant. Mr. llornlK la yet confined to hi bed tint ejpect to he alilo to be out with in a wri'k. Itolaml Porter made a bualn trip to HlUrrton Thursday. Mr. and Mr. Ora Hlyter are the parent of a now Ki oiinil girl, horn Thuraday. Iloth Mr Hlytcr and the baby are doliiK nicely under the ruro of Dr. Mount Fred A. NiiKdhntn died at hi horn north of Cnnby Thuraduy evening. In torment will ho at Zlon cemetery Sun day. J. J. Hull I opening a photograph studio In the Kvana hulldlnic. K. M. Ilulnra li'ft Tuoailuy for an extended vlalt to relatives In Indiana. Mhe wl'l alno visit In other arta of the eaaU Mia Florence Munann of Portland. la ""Inn her grandparents, Mr. and Mr, llolilnuon. Krd Hampton, Jr., . ha returned from a trip to California. , llarry Currnt liu purchased the C'luudo Iinty pluce In Itlveraldo and liua moved hi family there. Mr. Ludwlg, of the Coin Manufac turing company, of 1'ortlund, was In Canny tula week. CANBY MCil He Waa Wrong. A bishop wa belug entertained by New Haven clergyman, and the IiknI' llllle daughter was permitted to rat with I lie family. When dinner waa over the llitlo mUa observed Hint the Uncut did lint fold hi tin U In. whcre Uhii alio felt It her duly to cull hi attention tu llu omisslou. "We always fold our napkins." "Ye, my tleur." relumed tlio bishop, with a leiunliii; smile. "Hut that" I het-iiuso you iino tliein again. In the cnao of a visitor you don't do that." "OS, yen, do," corrected little Eva, Mauhin Mad 6hoa. Up lo forty Kin's ago liooiiiinkluK wiia hIiiiiihI entirely a handicraft. Hut with tlio gradual Improvement and de velopment In machine for sewing Billed mid upp.TH mid the vdhI cxptin hIoii of tlio factory H.vsicm tlio iiuiuii fneturo of fnoa'ciir luia tiilion trcnieu dom hIi'IiIcm. The "eiiKtoiu" Hliooiunkor of the kind fuvorod ty tlio iiillllonniro or tlio men it nil women of fashion no longer uca hiiudwork on hi nIioch, whatever may he hN pluiiKilile nil noiiiiceiiieiit to hla ultra exi'limlve ell ontolo, for every hoot worn In thono duya by tlio mlllloiiali o or I ho day lit' borer, by the wouian of Hiielety or the fnelory itlrl. In cut, Joined mid newod by iiiiielilneiy. New Vork World. CAMIV, Or.K'li. N. ( Hiwlul I Tim ( lly i oiiim II of tlm City of nhy met In ri Kuiar lnn al th lly hall. rilniury U, ami waa culled lo order by Mayor W, II. 1 1 ta I r. Coiiiii llinvii pr nt were (irant While, Harry II. Kiiiiih, Ora HlytiT, Cliarlea Couiha, I) ofKi. Hnti a. Chief of I'olli n Kdaard lioamaii, City Hk or.br I'lilllip K ll.uiiinoiid t'lly room II waa rm Iplent of com iniiiih atlon aaklii i lly coiuicll lo try In axrurn the atoppliu of train No, Zl at C nu p. in. at Cnliby The mayor liiairm ted recoriler tu k Houthern I'ailflo com puny tu top r'K'ilur at Ciinliy by an uiniiilinoua rote of conn ell. The following; a count agulnat the clly Wi-rn alloMud C. K llowmaii, f I r Cl. Kd Hhull. IS 7U; On. Ilatea. IV7U; Wllnon Kvana, i.7u, Slamlaid till Co., I0 il. Canhy Htnln Hank, H. A. CoMi, 1100 00; KontiKth HorulK, 115; Hlefunl Lumber Co, ti cent; Molallu K'lii'lrle Co, 1 17.00; Canhy HurdwuroCo, l 3C; H. I'. It. It. Co. 11; H IMt It. Co , $M; Huntley I iron Co. Cue; Canity llilw. Co, .', (!.'; M. J.. 10. 15 2; W. H. Miinln. 119 :r.: rulrbutika Morwi Co, :'.13; K Zoll ner, II :; Hlxfanl l.iiinher Co, j'jr.ij; W. H. Maple, J f,o; Ihiwlahy lro., 7.7.'.; KalrlMiika Morar, 3I kil; . C. Hi hanbid. lid in, K lemon Machli.eCo II IK5; Kulrhunka Morae. ..K0; I'. ('. Hchailbel. 1150 00; H. A. Cobb, 1 1 00 ; It. II. While, I2 0; Waller KriiemT, U0 ceiila; It. TortiT, 7i conta; Wllaoa Kvana. I9.',; Kd Hhull, It 35; Canhy llnrdwure Co., 110 00; Walter Krun-K-T. It 00; Wllaon Kvana, flOOO; II. K. White, 1100; ('. llowlaby. 1 1.25; Johb Karr. 111.35; H. W. Ilarny, 50. Tbe roiiiii ll purchaavd 1000 feet of two and one half Inch wax gum tread Hafety brand hoao at 90 rent x r fmt from Portland; alao two lar hoan carta, each r,u0 feet rapacity, and other aniHll t'qiilpiiient. The chief of police wa ordnrrrd lo enforce the ordinance govcrnliiK the nilinliU at InrKe on the atreet or rhlckrii and doi:a. and to take inch to the city pound when found on the trcet. The t'nlted Artlnam aaked the rlty council to rent city hall for lodi purpoae. Mutter wa referrerd to committee on atreeta and public prop erly with authority to enter Irnto con' tract for aanie. polalu center of Clatkauiaa county, Ihey are puiirln Into our ware li'iuara faaler than Ihey lau be ahlp- ped The Woodhiiin lilxh uliixd and C by hUh ai hool will have llielr n Mine of the aeaaon at t'autiy Hand hull, Kehrnary kth. Thene lidiua ar both very fan! and will glva a good e hlhlllon. Ilia (ah by baakethall I' am w.nt lo Kaiai ada Friday rmlng lo play bv cuila blah ai Ium.I and rturud with out playing I ho Kaine and were rofuae llielr traveling eipi line by the Kta cada team In aplia of the fai t Ih till wa a return game due Caiib and that the Kta ail team had been paid lti. tr eipmiM-a to Canhy amouii lull lo 'H 00 and meal. CANBY STORE IS Wang Vlnyard'a atore waa burg larlaed Tueaday DighL - The ainatl rhuliKe In the till wa taken and eome amall article. Knlratien wa galiwd br forclug the door open. There wa no ultempt to oih-ii the afe. On th Wait.ng Lilt The B,k-niliiec(l,..r liHiklng oef a idle of lnuu rli'i dually be be- caillV llllerealli) III one 'Tlila alory." lie lo bl BMlalant, "la h U't I bate lend In )cara. lly om rriiuwmd aulhor, bu t II T" "Nil, air," replliil the allnt. "It'a by Tom III! of tiravllv. Khali I re turn Itr ".Vol on your life.' an hi the man be hind the blue ! in-ll. "Thai atory la too gixd to loo. I'ltfeouhblo It until be becumea famoua." IndlauapolU Utar. CANBY LOCALS. "GOLDEN CALF" HAS COST $10,000 IN LITIGATION Rival Claimanta to Animal Engag In Bitter Ltflal Warfare. Denver. A "fcolilen calf' will bo on exhibition at the womIitii national live HtiKk hIiow In thin clly. It U n per fect Hpocliiioti of tlio Hereford breed. Tim calf Iiiih a rciiyiinahlo market value of iiboul nt present, but It al ready Iiiih cost more than JtO.000 In llllK'atlon, and the end Is not yet In alKht. The calf has como to be known - as tlio "Koldmi calf" throughout I'ltklii and (Jaillclrt- counllcs, where the rival claliiianla to tliounlmal live. i. Korn In the cprliiK of 1111 1, the quoit tiou of I ho calf motherhood arose. Nobody altcmptod to gwm tlio Identity ' of tlio Immediate paternal ancestor. Tlio docketed case known as Itiunton versus Blapleton baa puzzled four Ju ries without a Boliillon of tho mystery. Brunton claims tho calf la the dntiKh . ter of one of bis prize lleicfonls, while ' Stapleton claims tho calf is Just acrub, the duiiKhter of a liohlnlled red . cow that he raisin on hla ranch. In November, 11)11, Ilruntou Weut to Stnplctou's ranch and took nwny three calves that were with one of bis cows. One of the calves was the "golden calf." Tbe next day Stapleton went to Brantou's ranch and took the "golden calf" back n ith In. Demand for Its re turn was refused, and then Brunton . started tbe replevin suit. Both claim ' ants say they will take the case to tbe 1 supreme court j Mrs. J. l.eo Kokernon was an Ore ion City shopper. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Nobo, of Mackburg, were Canhy visitors. Hnturdray. Mr. Kawvor, of linrlow, was In our city on buslneas, Saturday. lr. II. A. Dcdiiirtn wus down from Salem Saturday afternoon, the doc tor says thing are rather exciting in ere. I'.. O. Btncy wns a I'ortland visitor Hctimluy. t E. Dodgo was an Oregon Cltv vis itor Tuesday. Miss Adeline II. Wyoth was an Ore- Kon Clly visitor, Saturday. Jamis Adklns, of Oregon Cltv. snont Sunday at Union Hall. II. W. Brown, of t'nlon Hull, was transacting business In Cnnby, Saturday. Horace Patch, who Is in tho em ploy of tho 8. P. ft. Il.Co..snentSunday nt his homo In Cnnby. Mrs. Joo Rlef, of New Era. Is vis iting her daughter, Mrs. Ora Slyter. Miss 1 41 Vina Sherldnn snent Sun. uny with her slat -r In Portland. Paul Smith, of Needy, was In town visiting rolntlvoB, Saturday. Joo Reiser, former chief of nollee. of Canhy, now a resident of Portland, was visiting old friends In Canbv. KM- day. Miss Iorraliie Uoo was a Portland vtaltor Saturday mid Sunday, tho guest of Miss Helen Blttner. Mrs. Frank Kstmann was an Orecon City visitor, Monday. Sebastian ltiiny, of Harlow, was In Canhy on business this wcok. Mr. and Mrs, William M.ioio. Jr.. wero In Canby Sunday on business connected with tho Stofiml T.tlinlmr company, which thoy purchased Mon day from A. Stefanl. Miss Kthel niof. of Port'and. visited her sister, Mrs. Ora Slytor, this week. Howard A. lng, of Portland, was in Canhy meeting with tho city coun cil Monday evening, White & Smith are doing a rushing business In Ford enrs. They havo sold four cors this woek. Among those purchasing curs wore Solon Klnzor of Needy; C. D. F. Wilson, h. Spaglo and Arthur W'ilaon. Ernest Schmidt and A'. Schmld, of Portland, wero giiBRts of Mr. and Mrs, Schmld, of Canby, Sunday. John Koppor, of Marks Pralrlo, was a Cunby visitor, Monday. Charles It. Griffith, brother of Franklin T. Griffith, of Portland Rail way, MKht & Power Co., of Portland, was a uusinoss visitor In Canby Mon day, John Schwaublor, of Needv. trans- nctsd business In Canhy, Monday. iwrs. (.,'asHlus TuM, of Barlow, was n guest of Mrs. Edgar Smith, Tuesday. Miss Stella Sandness was a Canby visitor, Sunday Mrs. M. P. Sailor Is mnklnir nn nv. tondod vlHlt to Dallas. Shorldnn this wook. vlsitlna- her moth. er and Bisters. Mrs. pfistor and daughter, of Drain are visiting Rufus Pflster. Mrs. Ivan Dimlck, of Aurora, was a guest of Mrs. H. II. Ecclos, Tuesday Mr. Trueblood, of Portland. WAS B caller on White & Smith, Tuesday, jonn uimmoiman made a buslnea. trip to Canby, Tuesday. Mrs. E. E. Bradtl has returned from visit with her sister. Mrs. D. fl Clark, of Molalia. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Maple. Jr.. have purcnasea trie Stofani Lumber com pany and will move Into the Stefanl residence as soon as Mrs. Evans, the present tenant, can find another house. Canby It still Capanaiv Shooting. On of the Jlailm gima, said Sir 111 ram, was dolgncd to fire a shell weighing about a pound. Theae shells were, of coume, eicinhe. costing about II GO each. On a demonstration of the gun before LI Hung Cbaug It Qn-d 4(10 of tb abell. roiling about $50, lu one niluule. The old Chinese statesman on being told the coat of too shells aald. "Tula gun Ore altogether too fnt for China." The king of Den mark's comment was, That gun would bankrupt my little kingdom lu about two hours." The Habit of Acquisition. "It kali UK," said tbe philosopher, "that people w ill keep piling up money long after they have several times as much as they'll ever be able to use," Then be went out for a walk. Pass ing bookstore, he saw half dozen very cheap book, which, however, be knew he hadn't lime to read and doubt ed very much If he ever would have time to read. Hut they were cheap, and he bought tlieiu and arut them borne to be added to bis library, which already coulalued several times as many hooka as he would ever have time to read. Nevertheless be continued to wonder at the senseless accumulation of mon ey. Now York Times. No Miaars In Burma. When a lluriuan lias earned little money he Immediately proceeds to sHiid It all, for tho Burmese hsve no ambition to be rich and ucver hoard. CoiiaeiUeully there are no large land owners, and, there being no aristoc racy, the people are as near being on an equality us possible. Poor people sro quite as rare as rich people, and tho only beggars to lie met with are the lepers, w ho sit on tho ntes of the pagoda. Should a Burmnu find him self In possession of a largo sum of money ho builds a pagoda and possibly a myat, or rest bouse. If any money atlll remains ho gives a theatrical per foruinuce. Current Haa"'" Intosat la sitf Akewt Ora CHy Mr Itlver was hiialnM at a silver In glvtrll under the eunplrr of lbs l-ltdlea' Aid aoilety of the I'm Mace Coiigrrgulloiial (hunh Tu'-'My after noon. Thera wero about thirty In at tendance. Mr llivi-r was aalt4 In cnti-rtaliiliig by her dam-liter, Mr. Jaini Krcly, and Mr. William lllyer. I;iruaalon of mii'lunary work oc copied the early purl of the afternoon, and a social hour waa foliuwnd by r frekhrn mils. All Hiding were Mr. Joaeph llrun ner, Mra. Krd Ilihir, Mrs. Krank lu rnler. Mr. Pred Hielm-r, Mr. Pred Vullut, Mr. Jume Moore, Mr. lUrry I'.i kou r, Mr M. A. Pruytou. ilr Al fred Wear, Mr. W. Y H.hooley, Mr. 0. W. Church, Mr, pan) Hum. Mr ljly Oler, of Portland, Mr. Paul lliirn. Mrs. Wllxlg, Mrs. Mors Frailer, Mra. Krank Lueaa. Mrs. Ida Kent, Mr. II. N. Smith. Mrs. Steward. Mls Alls Oler, Mias Helen ('barman, Mlrs Myr tle llolims. Mlas Iva Wltilg. Mls Kate Kblllng. Mlas Katie llrunner, Mrs. James Keely and Mra. William Itlver. The marriage of Mlas Ins Mdlke, daughter of Mrs. Mlnnlit Mh-lke, of (iluilatonn, and Mr. John Pace, former ly of this clly but now of Portland, was aolciiinlcod at Seattle, Washing ton, Friday evening, February 2, at the homo of the bride's brother. Chsrle Mellke. Immediately after tho cere mony Mr. and Mr. Par left for Port- lurid, where they will make their home. Mr. Pace Is In hualnens In that city. The bride, who bus hen spending the hist six month with her lister. Mr. M. C. Knger, of Hendniin, Minne sota, arrived In Seattle Thuraduy. For aoino time she made her home In Ore gon City. She Is the sister of Mrs. I'T.ry Htrehlg and George Mellke, of ladatono. While a resident of this ity she was active In lodge work. Mr. Pace is also well known here, where he was In business for mn time before taking up his residence In ortland. ) The Commercial club of Mount tcuaunt baa Issued Invitations to the second of a series of dances. Tills ffalr will be hold at the Commercial lub parlors Friday evening. Tho hall being elaborately decorated for the occasion. Flechtner's orchestra Is to furnlch the music. Tho committee making arrangements for the dancing party Is composed of Kulph Nlles, Mrs. A. Smith, William Hooker. Tl( QUESTION WILL BE fe HELD Oil HOBDAY, MARCH 5 ! l.T'' ATTOOS HIS DAY OLD BABE. Convicted Gorman Military Attach Tako No Chanc. Ban Francisco. Ills coat of arms ketched In Indelible Ink on the wrist of his baby daughter gives assurance to Lieutenant U. W. von Ilriucken, mil- ary attache of the German consulate here, that his youru; wife will carry way no other couple's child w hen she leaves the hospital where their first born came into the world. In a panic at the sight of numerous other Infant lu the Iftwpllul nursery on firlnckcu, lately convicted of com plicity lu tbe munitions plots Involving the German consulate, catechized the nurses ou their methods of Ideutllka- tiou. Not sullslled W'liu their system, bo called for Ink and eti. WOMAN OF 82 ELOPES. A British TVoaiure. In the Jewel bout of the Tower of Lomton. the place where the crown and other royal Insignia are kept, there Is a book bound throughout In told, even to the wire of the bingo. It claap Is two ruble act at opposite ends of foar golden link. Ou oue aide there Is a cross of diamonds; on tbe other the L'nglUb coat of arms set In dia monds, pearls snd rubles. Turn About "Papa ssys If I give up my singing lessons he will present me w ith a pair of diamoud earrings." "You have never worn earring, have your "No; I abould have to have my ears pierced." "Ah, yes! I see but Idea, tie wants to pay you back lu your own coin!" Aa election lo detid whether or thai the not the council, sha'l apend IOoO out j January, of the general fund for the pur haae j author! and mi Inli n.mce of a motor fire truck will b held Monday Man h t. A resolution providing for the elec tion Waa pauaed by tho cumuli Wed nesday night, after It hid dlacuwd the mailer for aome tlm and Anally let it drop. Conalderuble reluctance on the part of tho rouncilmen advocating the pur chase of a truck was shown on th mr.tt"r of calling a special election. Chairman Ttmpleton, of the commit tee, was especially strong In urging lnntt-r be put over until Beit when tlm pun bane could be d by tlm courii II wiihoot f- ferlng Ii lo ih people.. Templ ton deil.ire.1 that the ned of a motor truck u great, but said he waa afraid the peoplo would not rallr K. Mayor llaikett supported hla contention, A part of tho rrion -y nereaa.iry for tbe purchaee of (he new apparatus has Un rontrihuted by cltleua. All Judges of elm-lion have t greed to serve without iharg", ao the election will eott the city nothing. READS MESSAGE TO SPECIAL COUNCIL Good Hearted Cabbage. A well known expert lu cooking cn countered trouble In a certain commu nity the other afternoon when she pre pnred to lecture at tlio Mothers' club Uer subject wns "How to Cook." 8be begun by telling bom much a man ap preciates good cooking, and then she proimsvd to give vsrlous rocliies. Among-tho : first was one for cole slaw. "To Imvo this best." began the lecturer, "tako a good hearted cabbage nd" ; At this point a young matron Inter rupted. She was eager to get all the Information possible "Tell me, please," sbo spoke up, "how Is one to know the disposition of a cabbage?" or Daughter Seek to Bo Appointed Guardian of Her Eatat. Dellefoulalne. O.-Securlug restore on of her right to manage ber own property by securing the dismissal of ber mother, Mrs. Harriet Fulwlder, as her guardian, Cora Woodbury on the following day tiled an application lu tho Champaign county court to be ap pointed guardian for her mother, who owns proerty valued at several thou sand dollars. It was tho announcement that tho mother, who Is eighty-two years old, hud eloped to Newport, Ky, and there married Joel Hates, sixty-two yours old, that caused tho daughter to petl tiou tho court to appoint her a guard Ian for her mother. WOMEN'S CLOTHES IN LEAD. In Th Stepmother In the Clatiloe. Tho niicleiits wero as bitter on tbe subject of the stepmother as any mod ern could bo. Tlielr metaphorical uses of these words for a stepmother are cruelly significant. Thus the Romans hud an expression "to complain to a stepmother" (novercal, meaning to complain In vain, and "novcrcae." be ginning no doubt as slang, came to be a recognized term for rough pieces of land or for ditches which drained off tho water Imperfectly and slowly. The Greeks wero as bad with their word "metrylx." Hosted spoke of lucky and unlucky days as "mother snd step mother days." and Aeschylus brands a dangerous scacoast as "a stepmother to ahlps." Loudon Chronicle. Tho Formation of Gold. The Indiana have a theory concern ing tho formation of gold. It was formed after the deluge. The deluge was about tho time when the leaves of the trees were turning yellow Tbe winds came before this flood and blew tbe leaves In sll directions Where tbe leaves lodged at the 'time of tbe deluge Is where the gold Is now found Tbe gold Is found In two forms-ln ouggels and lu leaf form. The nug gets were formed by tbe leaves blow Ing and whirling Into small nuggets, as they are now found. Where the gold ui found In leaf form are the places where tbe leaves .were burled Head In Value All Manufacture New York Stat. Albany, N. Y.-A special report from tho Uulted Slates census bureau shows that tho chief manufacture In New Vork Btuto Is the production of wo meij's clothing, goods of that kind to tuo vaiuo or $:u.i,aiu,uou Having been turned out In 1DM. Printing and pub lishing came next, with au output of ?257.2t!l),0(X). Next was men's clothing, 230,l!7.000. Other productions were foundry and machine shop products, $175,-ir0,000; slaughtering and meat packing, $143. 100,000; bread and other bakery prod ucts, 109,L'28,OOt). The toUl value of all manufactured products was $3,814,-001.000. by tbe washing of sand and rock by continuing to be the the terLh flood. GOT $1,000 FOR EYE. Young Man Then Lost Money on a Cel ebration Trip. Monessen, Pa.-Mlcbnel Kumar, aged twenty-ulno, who received $1,000 com pensation because of tho loss of an eye while nt work In u Pittsburgh steel mill, Is now bemoaning his' desire to celebrate because of his newly ac quired wealth. When Michael got his money he Im mediately arranged for a trip to New Vork, with a stop at Ashtabula as a side Issue. lie started one day nt noon, an hour after ho had the compensation check cashed, and in less thuu a half hour wai minus his thousand, lie con tinued 'ds Journey to Ashtabula, but returned, home and said be would get a Job. Buried Twenty Minute and Live. Lawrence, Kan. After lsalng com pletely burled at the bottom of an eighteen font ditch for twenty min utes, Wayne ftlchardHoii, a laborer from Clay Center, who was working on the construction work in the drain ing district of North .Lawrence was rescued allvi without apjmreut Injury one day recently. ... .... , a . Carved on the Tomb ef Ingalls. This extract from lugalls' essay on "Grass" Is carved on tbe glacial bowl der which marks his last resting place: "When tbe fitful fever Is ended and tbe foolish wrangle of tbe market and forum I closed grass heals over the scars which our descent luto tbe bosom of the earth ha made, and tbe carpet of tbe Infant, fiecome the blanket of tbe dead." River Bank. To place the right or left baud hauk of a liver face In the direction In which the river Is flowing; tbe bank on your right is the right baud bank. Tbe west bank of a river flowing south Is tbe light bank; tbe south bauk of a river flowing west Is the left baud bank, and so ou. Poughkeepsle hi on the left bauk of the Hudson, Albany on the right hauk. New Vork Suu. With Councilman J. F. Albright un der arrest on a charge of driving an automobile while Intoxicated. Mayor Huckett at the council meeting Wed- nvsduy night In a section of bis spec utl mesaaae to that body called tho members' attention to "a certain mem b-r" of this council who has been act ing In a way to reflect discredit upon himself, this city and upon tbls body," and then referred tbe council to a sec tion of tbe charter which provides for the expulsion of councllmen. Albright Not There. Among those present this waa taken to mean that Mayor Harkctt believes Albright's recent actlona should be In vestigated by the council with an Idea of ousting him from his seat. Albright was not present at the meeting. This was tbe third succes sive meeting he has missed. He was the only councilman not present at the session. The mayor said: "I need not say that a certain mem ber of the council haa been acting In a way to reflect discredit upon himself, thla city and upon this body. Refer to Charter. "I've wondered how long you would tolerate this kind of thing. This mat ter Is entirely In your hands, gentle men, and I refer you to page ton sec tion 32 of the old charter." This section reads: "Tbe council may punish any mem ber for disorderly or improper conduct at any meeting, or for refusing or neglecting to attend any regular meet ing without sufficient reason therefor, and may by a three-fourths vote ex pel a member." MOWS CHRIS SCIIBE OUT OF HIS JOB FINALLY DECIDES THAT VOTERS SHOULD HAVE OWN WAY DESPITE LAWS- Christian Schucbel loit his Job as city attorney Wednesday night when the council passed a resolution rescind ing his appointment Ilia bill for salary was Indefinitely laid on the table, even after he asked to be allowed to withdraw It. He as serted at the meeting that be would collect his pay If he bad to aue the city, to get It and the mayor and council- men seemed perfectly willing to let him go ahead and sue. Schuebcl presented bis case to the council, pointing out the part of the law which lead him to believe that hla appointment bad been regular. But he reiterated several times that he waa willing to pass up the Job without protest If paid for the work he has al ready done. Mayor Hackett Cast Vote. The deciding vote waa cast by May or Hackett after tho council split as follows: for Schuebol's removal. Templeton.VanAuken. Uridge. Moore; Cox, Buckles, Fredrelchs, A Biting Retort, Lady Wortley Montagu, one of Eng. laud's most brilliant women, incurred Pope'a undying hatred lu tho following manner: Tbe (oet. who was deformed and very dark and addicted to ques tioning everybody, once asked ber to define an Interrogation ninik. She de fined It as "a little crook backed thiug that asks questions." Long Boiling For Cereale. In tbe diet of young children Drs. Erich Klose and Heinrlcb ltratteu pre fer thick gruels mado from cereals boiled at least three-quarters of an hour. In tho Medixlnische Kllnlk they write Uiut they have tho advantage over thlu gruels imulo with brief cook lug, and their starches are so altered lu form as to be much more readily digested und assimilated. Ancient Lighthouse. One of tho most beautiful of tho early lighthouses and the first tower lu a sea swept position was Cordouau light ou tho const of France nt the en- tinnen to the river Glronde. U was built in 1011, und, although It has been remodeled, some of the original struc ture is still there, nioro than 200 feet high. Japan' Language. There wus no written language lu Japan till Chinese characters were in troduced into Japan from Korea lu the reign of the Emperor OJlu. hi 2S5 A. D. Tho Incotivcnleuce caused by Chinese characters led afterward to the luven tlon of katakana and hiragaun, tbe Japanese syllabary, which contributed much toward Improving the national lunguage. Whsn th Moon Is Eclipied. A curious feature of a total eclipse of tho moon Is the fact that although the earth's shadow Is larger than the moon though smaller than the earth tho sliver rim of tho eclipsed planet may be seen at total eclipse. This Is due to the fact that rays of sunlight are refracted, or bent lu. by the earth's atmosphere until they curve back to the edge of the moon. A three-act comedy wl'l be given at Clackamas on Saturday, February 11, and the cast Includes Arthur Johnson. Arthur Jones, Harold Dedman, Flor ence Reynolds, Win S. Osborn, Mr. and Mra. Lee Harrington, Gilbert Han son, Herbert Clark, Isabel Mather and Minnie Lewis. George Prosser, one of the early Oregon pioneers, died at his home at Oswego Wednesday morning at 4 o 'clock, after an illness of several months. The remains have been brought to tho Holtnan undertaking parlors, here and may be viewed Thursday afternoon before being re moved to Oswego, where funeral ser vices will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ' Interment will be in the Os wego cemetery. Mr. Frosser was born at Des Moines, Iowa, and came by ox team across the plains in the year of 1S53, settling at what is now Oswego. He has been postmaster at tnut place for many years until a Bhort time ago, he re signed owing to poor health. No man was more highly respected than Mr. Prosser. Ha wan known throughout the state of Oregon. Mr. Prosser was married three times his first marriage taking place in IS "3. Both his first and second wives died and several years later he married Susan Russell, niece of Captain J. T. Apperson, of this city, who survives her husband- He leaves a wife, two daughters, Mrs. Sllva Dame, of Los Angeles, Cali fornia; Miss Dena Prosser, of Oswe go; one sister, Mrs. Cook, of McMinn vllle. He was a charter member of the I. O. O. F. lodge of Oswego. This lodge will have chargo of the funeral ser vices. Drain Local woman markets gest flock o f turkeys in state; birls net her $1100. blg-400 against. Metzner. Considerable oratory enlivened the meeting. Both Storey and 8chuebel expressed their aides of the question. Councilman Templeton made spir ited speech against Schuobcl's reten tion. He considered that the contract under which Schuebel had been re tained had been Illegal, he said. J. E. Hedges, who had been asked by the council to render an opinion of the law on the matter said that either Storey was elected to the office or else there was no city prosecutor because If the amendment providing for the election of a prosecutor was actually passed, then Storey waa elected to fill the office; If It wasn't passed, then there was no office to fill, and. as the council cannot create an office. It could not appoint Schuebel. Compliment for Schuebel. "Mr. Schuebel has been ono of the beot city attorneys this city has ever had," he said in opening his state ment. The office of city attorney under the rescinded resolution carried a sal ary of $750 a year. Prior to Mr. Schucbel'8 original appointment sev eral years ago, fees of office brought the pay up to approximately $2000 a year. Mr. Schuebel received many com pliments on the way he had conducted the city's legal affairs, but loBt the of fice. Storey's bill for services as prose cutor during the month of January was laid on the table along with Schue bel's bill, so the indication is that neither one of them will get any pay for a while. Baker Farmers milling company In corporates to engage In milling and grain business here. Mill alte secured. Roseburg 95,000 lbs. prunes go to England. Douglas Co. Felt Like 90; Now Like 21. Many persons complain about feel ing old before they should. Like a weak link In a chain, a weak organ enfeebles the whole body. Over worked, weak or disordered kidneys lower vitality. A. W. Morgan, Angola, La., writes: 'I suffered with pains In the back. I am 43 years old, but I felt like a man of 90 years old. Since I took Foley Kidney Pills I feol like I did when I was 21." In 50c and $1.00 sizes. Jones Drug Co. Da' Defendant, She Ver' Seek Woman; or Mab' So Eet Was Da' Plaintiff; Who Knows? Suit yourself about the way to pro nounce the names, but be apprized of th9 fact that the case of Felomena Morcaurelio against Uncerzla Blan cone did not come up before Judge Campbell Wednesday as scheduled, be cause somebody was sick. Clerk of the Court Gregory had the Jurors lined up In the room ready to pick the panel and begin tbe case, when one of the Italian concerned ap peared and said something which by the defendant. Gregory took to be: "No can com' because she seek woman." Evidently, reasoned the clerk, some body Is too 111 to appear, therefore there can be no case. The court so ordered. But Gregory doesn't know even now whether It is the plaintiff of tbe de fendant who Is sick, or what she Is sick for. The suit Involves about $200 claimed