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Pape 6 OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1917, ti i s E.W.BartlcttotEstacadd Criticizes T. W. Sullivan Who Asks Him for Proofs Wktt W. Ilartlett. speaking ba- fir lb Mrnibrrt of the Katacad Coin menial club and tha flatting mrm ber of the Oroa City Commercial club Ttleaday nlfbt, mada the slate BiMt thai ha b'l k appointed head of lha Ilt4 Cro ranilgn and bad failed lo re-lve any additional en couragement or supplies, bo preolpl Ut4 lampeat which has brewed loca (hit lima. In letter lo It- M Ktandlnh. rP reaetitli.g lha EtacaJ Commercial club, II T. McIUln has outlined (ha situation from the side of Campaign Manaer T. V. Sullivan and others connected with lha lied Croat cam paign la Ihlt county. Tba Utter In full folloaa: "At our meeting but night we under stood Mr. Ilartlett lo make lha atato ment that no report had bwn made to Orriron City on lied Crnaa drlva be cauaa thejr bad received no Informa tion or request from Oregon Clly lo that and. This morning on Investigation 1 find that on Juna 11 not Ira vu ent by County Manager, T. W. Hullivan, to tha school clerk of your district ak Ing that the district organise at onre. Mplalnlog tba purjoa and giving all Beceeaary Information. Tblt sojii lifter aa puhllthed In weekly 'Cour ier" and 'r."iiterprt" a tlb rejuel thai all comity papers ropy. tbat no school rlrrk could "lay down" on the matter. Ai no reaponae mmn Mlaa Mary Cmnln. of I'ortlanJ, a lied t'wi niire a 'tit out lo Fttacaila L nriiirl of County Manager, T. W. Hullhan, win dow irit were sent front hradguar- I .. I... si i.uim.al.,a ll. l.t.aM .if I . ........ ... r,.m) fr,m tour rliy, and Attorney leore on hla lait here rrly In the rampalun week aa handed duplicates of all ramalgn matter by Mr ftultlvan. who ma un able to make a personal visit to K Ucada. and Mr. !eor a rtxjurated to give ill maiu-r bla awry attention. Information came back her through a missionary lent oul to your rlty that Kta. ada would not work with Oregon City and Intends to report to Port land. Mr. Sullivan Immediately wrote to Portland headquarter reporting tbla and aakvd that reiort of Murni be sent lo the county manager here. Someone haa evidently not reported facta to your club and we ulna yon would Investigate, for we know you do not wlah any wrung tmprvaalona lo gel out. even though we do not both see mattera front the aame angle at all Umea. Yours very truly, a T. McllAIN. OSWEGO Lawn Social Given By Ejm orth League Tha Epworth League bold a lawn octal on tha ground owned by Charles Hortamaa opioilte front the rhool honte FYtday evening. Tba following pmgrara waa render ed: Song, by audience: reading. Don na Nortblngton; tableau. "Cinderella." Edna Porter and Cb&rte Austen; Perfect Day." William Kroll; tab lecu. "Mldmmmer'a Night Dream," MorrU Wllmatb; selection on Hawa alan guitar, Frederick F. Wlnaor; tab leau, "Gypay'a Warning," Florence Prumbaugh, Portha Nortbington, Wil liam Kroll: recitation. Morris Wil moth; song, "I Must Learo You. Mother Dear," Jessie Haines, Eliza beth Haines; tableau. "Uluebeard." John Haines. Jr., Delia Davis, Iva UrandU Elizabeth Haines; recitation, Edna Porter; sodk. "My Rosary," and Perfect Day," IWUtam Kroll: Ub- loau, "Columbia," EllzabeUt Haines. Mabel Ncal, Edna Porter, Delia Davis. Iva Brandt, Dorothy Baker, Dorothy Brumbaugh; song, "Star Spangled Bcnner." Baskets were sold and Ice cream and cake were served. The proceeds go to help shingle the church. About fif teen dollars were realized from the affair. "Red Cross Work" At Club Picnic The Oswego Women's club held picnic at the east end of Oswego Lake Wednesday, June 27. Twenty-four members and seven visitors were pres ent The following officers for the ensuing term were installed: Mrs. A King Wilson, president; Mrs. V. Cen ters, vice-president; Mrs. Thayer, sec retary; and Mrs. F. Huffman, treasur er. "Red Cross" was the topic of the day- Edith Blckner, Loola and Agnes Todd represented Red Cross nurses, and sold candy and ice cream for the benefit of the Red Cross. ' Some Red Cross work was done by the members of the club. OSWEGO, June 28. Rev. Coleman, pastor of the M. E. church, is confin ed to bis home with an attack of measles. Mrs. M. Dldgun and MIbs L- Klser were guests of Mrs. Richard Bittner, of West Linn, Thursday. A stenographer for the Oregonian won the beautiful pillow-top made and sold by, the little Misses Alta Wirtz and Doris Niebusch of this place. The girls made $50, which was turned over to the Red Cross. Oswego Is certain ly proud of her little workers. Bert Boyd, who just recently return ed to Oswego from Stella, Wash., left this morning for Nampa, Idaho. Mrs. C. M. Williams and baby daughter, Patricia May, of Bisbee, Arizona, arrived on the steamer Beaver last evening. She Is visiting' her Bisters, Mrs. Ernest Xeal; Mrs Douglas A. Gillies, Miss Edna Elston and Miss Grace Elston, of this place, and also ber father, C. H. Elston. Mrs Williams was formerly Miss Iva Elston of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosentreter, who have resided in Portland, moved into the house vacated by I'rof. B. A. Vose. Mrs. Rosentreter was former ly Miss Alta Mills of this place. Mr. and Mrs. Grant White and Mrs. Sailor of Canby, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.. J. C. Haines, Sr., Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Betlike and son, Carl, of Oswego, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant White, of Canby, picuiced at Vancouver, Wash., Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Haines and children, Frances, and Thomas Gilbert, Jr.', Mr. and Mrs. Costello and son. Leonard, motored to Bonneville Sun day. .Tr. and Mrs. Phillips, of Portland, wra dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C- A. Bethke and son, Carl, Wednes day. They motored to Portland In the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cllnehena. of Portland, are the proud and happy parents of a ten pound baby girl, who waa born Wednesday morning. Mrs. C'ir.ehens was formerly Mlas Mary Human!, of Portland, and is a grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E Haines. Sr.. of this place. Little Ml.s Juanlta Bullock, of Sa lem, spent a wvk vlltln her aunt. Mrs. George Bullock. J. Howell, of McMlnnville. was the guet of his daughter. Mrs. T. R. Cllne- felter. Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Gus Klser and daugh ter. Itetha. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Malon Hawke. Miss Blanche Hawke. parents and sister of Mrs. Kiser. motored down from Harrisburg Monday. They visited Private Charles Hawke at Clackamas Monday evening. Miss Elizabeth Haines was the guest of ber cousin. Miss Ruth Bussard. of Portland. Saturday and Sunday. The council held its regular session last Thursday evening, but after roll call and reading of the minutes the meeting was adjourned to hear a lec ture by Harry Corbett upon the Red Cross Drive. Mr. Gebhart. of Portland, lectured Friday afternoon and a Red Cross Auxiliary was formed. This assocla tion meets Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week at Dr- Spencer's office. Oswego raised $703, besides the $50 raised from the sale of the cushion by Doris Niebush and Alta Wirtz. Mr. and Mrs. George Bullock held a ramny reunion recently at their home in South Oswego, and enter tained with a splendid dinner. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Monk, of Oswego. Mr. and Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. John Bullock and daughter, Grace, of Camas, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. e.a. uullock, of Salem, Miss Mildred Monk. Mr. Wm. Monk, and Mr. and Mrs. George Bullock of Oswego. The Catholic ladles have postponed their silver tea until the second Wed nesday in July. They will meet at Mrs. Hamburger's at Rock Spur. Oscar Snyder and Fredrick Winson visited Mr. Snyder's parents at Gaston. Ore., Sunday. Bert Boyd visited J. Thomas the past week. He left this morning for Idaho, where he will visit relatives. Mrs. Rube Confer and daughter visit ed Mrs. Ed Confer at Willamette on Monday. Miss Norah Hawke, of Harrisburg, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. Kiser. Mr. and Mrs. W. Todd entertained with a dinner Party at their home on A. Avenue in honor of their daughter, Ariuh's recent marriage to Ralph Underwood, of Portland. Those pres ent were, Mr. and Mrs. D. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. V. Nelson and rlantrhtpr of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. A. Centars p.nd daughter, of Portlund; Mr. and Mrs. E. Clinck, and son, Mr. Ernest Nelson, of Mohler, Mr. Letcher Nelson, Mr. und Mrs. Clyde Churchill and fam- ily.Miss Gladys Schawner. David Nelson, Jr., Mrs. Sam Cox, of Hood River; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Under wood, Mr. Lloyd Todd, Miss V;rl Todd, Leola Todd, Agnes Todd and Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Todd. The Oswego Redman basebull team defeated Marshall Wells' tf'ATn rt Portland, Sunday, score 7 to 2. Mrs. William Stuart was surprised Tuesday evening by her friends. The women brought lunch, and a royal good time was enjoyed by all present. Mrs. G. Howard Pettlnger and daughters, MiB Shannon and Miss Lois, were guests of Mrs. J. M. Mark. of Oregon City, Monday. Morris willinaith visited relatives in MeMinnville Tuesday and Wednesday. A number of Oswego people attend- d the trial of Mary C. We 11k Thnr. ay, Friday and Monday. Quite a umber of persons were witnesses for her. The Ladies' Aid held a silver tea Thursday afternoon at the M. E. church. Quite a number were pres ent Raluh Underwood left Wednesday! evening for Monterey, Calif. He has enlisted with the signal corps of the V. S. army. Mr. aid Mr Ann lx, of I'oi land, and family, cta lha iuu i rr'atltra Saturday and Huoday, Tba Kedmen ie a vt-rr uor. ful dam-a Haturday t ruing. Tba pro r.r.U were donated lo lha ltd l'n fund Mlaa IV na I'roaoer U lUltlng n-la lltea In M.MmiiUlle Mr. and Mr llufh Wllltama, Portland, aia tamping on the laka tin uinm.-r. Mr and Mrs IVd Hluiinton and son KwiU. of I'ortlanJ, are lltlng In thrlr rvllaice on the lake. They will remain a!l summer Mr Leonard Brink k and daoght JoMi'hlne, wrre gncnta of Mlta I .eon J.iri. h Tued.i) Mra. Many V(.r and daughter, Kaiher. and son, t.lod. n 'timed r a atay in the country William Krm and family hata te turned from Hood It I xt. whet they ere picking atrawberrlra. Mr. Lloyd 7. Il.trt'ln and daughter Ci-rlrudx, Mr. Saltm-m l and little K ithryn Ktormnn were guet nf Mm. I'harlea t. km r on Wedneaday. Mr William Buch I. ft lt wevk for Ogdon. Utah, lo vlait her lter, Mm. I.awreni'e Stratford. Mr. and Mr J. K. I.ewi and small aon lHllu, vinltcd Mr. U'l' pannt. lu St John'a Sunday. Mr. Kaiuuurr and daughter. Mar ton. of Portland, are Mailing Mra August Kempln. The Rod Croa society will mei't In Dr. Silencer's office room tomorrow. Ml Bertha Ann und 1-aiiiolit Bui link have returned to their home in S.i'.em. having spent two week with their aunt. Mr. Gvorge Bullock. Mrs. AI. Srtiln and children. Atwln and Joyce Nadlne, of Portland, are spending a few da) with rrlutive. UNITED STATES' LEADERSHIP THREATENED In Great Britain an art to enfrait chie the women of Great Britain ba passed the third reading In the House of Common by a Isrge majority. Be ing a government measure Its pas sage by both house la practically assured. The women of Great Brit aln will soon enjoy tho full franchise In Canada five provluce hav grant ed full citizenship to women. Bills to enfranchise- women, as a reward for war work, have been Introduced In the Prussian. Italian and French par llanicnts. The Russian provisional government Is pledged to woman suf frage and the men and women of Petroi:rad have Just voted on equal terms In the first municipal elections held since the revolution. The Rou manian political parties are also pledged to enfranchtsins their women. The United States may be forced to relinquish her leadership in affairs of democracy to countries supposed to be more backward, unless she pass es the Federal amendment at an early date. QUARTETTE OF FAVORITES IN MOVIE DRAMA DANIELS CANT HATCH 'EM ine siiDmarlne chasers which we were to build in flocks and for which Congress so promptly appropriated the money still exist only in the egg. Under the lax methods of the Navy Department, where low figures out weigh ability to fulfill a contract, orders were given to shoestring bid ders who took a gambler's chance of being able to sublet their contracts to shipyards. But there are no ship yards available for such work and the men who received the contracts have done not a stroke of work- Meantime the toll of the submarine is rising again, and the vaunted aid which Uncle Sam was to render In sweep ing this scourge from the sea Is para lyzed. The only practical suggestion which Mr. Daniels has thus far made to remedy the difficulty Into which he brought himself is that the Navy Department should make advances to the Inexperienced bidders to enable them to begin work. 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 nains in the Wk. I am 43 years old, but I flt like a man of 90 years old. Since I took Foley Kidney Pills I feel like I did when I was 21." In COc and $1.00 Bizes. Jones Drug Co. Milwaukie Red Cross Fund $300 CAPTAINS OF RED CROSS DRIVE REPORTS OVER $300 RECEIVED WITH MORE IN SIGHT The captains of the Red Cross drive Mrs. Pearl D. Wlsslnger, Mrs. Stewart, Miss Munturn and Mrs. Burnell have completed the canvass and report over ?.:00, which is a very good showing as many of our people were Portland sub scribers. There are two Red Cross entertain ments Wednesday. A concert by Miss .Mullen and her pupils and a lawn social at the home of Mrs. Skulason, in east Milwaukie. It Is expected a good ly sum will be reached. An auxiliary of the Red Cross will be organized next week for Milwaukie by -Miss Campbell assisted by Mr. T. W. Sullivan, of Oregon City. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money. DON'T MIS3 THIS. Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mail it to roley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Avenue Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. You wlil receive In return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for bronchial and la grippe coughs; Foley Kidney Pills, for lame hack, weak kid neys, rheumatism, bladdsr troubles, and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a whoI som and thoroughly changing cathar tic, for constipation, biliousness, head ache and sluggish bowels. ' I, (6 y A Li v If.irjrt- .V. v.iSXJ '. l il i --i i - .i " y A tuoiig (be uniit rtvrnt auaiM la tba uiovlc rr. No. I. ilia liuulao Huff lu "Kmllca,' No, t. M1m Kvclvn Nrbilt In "lMmiptlon." No. 3. Mlaa LIUIm Cook In -Th Hubmarlitc Kj." No. 4. UIm liMl.la Nova in "The- Hur SinUlor. The quartet, are po polar favontca In Ibe until tlntuia. BAYONET INSTRUCTIONS FOR YOUNG SOLDIER BOYS T" --' ' "' .... ....1," ' . a. . . L At tbe mililarv training taiupN (lirKiiluiiit (lie I'nitol Slates I he recruits uru bcinv' nut tbrutiub a tborou'b to u rue in (be iim of tin- tuivoiii l. Tbe aLlii-r n iilir.o the iinixirtiiuio of tlicho insiruc- funis utnl work wiiu an i'!iuuixiatn' Kpirit. t ii. k- 0 fll SCHOOL BOARD CIIICAUO, JL'NK 11. A maotlni of Ilia Jmlli lary riiinnllli tif tha i lly i Biinll lo KMialdcr lmp liiimiil pro-ret-dinsa analiial Matnr lliuiupaoii, aakfd In Ii'.hIiiIIiiii r'f rii'd lo Ilia iiiiiiiiiIiIc nl (! ilay ' council uiivt Ing, waa railed for Monday by Chair mail dttu Ki'llmr IimIh). T Ii" city ball and Ilia Trlliun build I UK ir ptiu llially under martial law liHlaf. Hoires of polli i inii uia luaidllig the w liiml iMiatd oiric.'a In both places lo prvvnit furelbln misting of Mayor Tlioiupaon'a appolnti, Uia Into.l of hum wi'ra repudiated by dm city iuiiiicII, ThPitipxin rm ea lu rix erdliiga Ihul may c.wt him hla Jub -linpacl. Uielil by Ilia council, or inalfeaaalira In olllra ehargim tbrealenpl by Htata'l Attorney lloyna. Tli inayur had lint reluriid In the rlty kail today allien lila liurrlei) Mil lain fialerday. just aflnr a book hurled at Mm by an unidentified alder man mlaaed hla head by llirhm Tha book IbroaliiK aa tha cllmaj of a riot which reaultml when Ilia Thomii son faction In tha council attempted to foiea an adjournment Tha rrmi iit Iroubln Is tlm ri-iult of frnrllomil war In Ihn s hmd board whl h hail Its Inception lut nvk when the mayor gained conlnil of tho hoard lb rough Ihn rounrlla continuation of his ulna apixdiilinenta. Ills inr J,.rll ' Htat nrflclal act waa the ouatliig of Jni oh M lieb aa prenldeiil of tlm board. h b had PrnUoimtv brokni with Ihn ninyor iivit rontMl of tlm board and both bail Indulged In blii,.r peramiulUlea through the prcaa. accn Ing rm h other of trying In wreck lh. hool ayalein. When Uieb wm dp- laed, lwis K. Ijnann, awrotary. and Aliiiua II. Hliannon, romiacl, wero alxo tbroan out. v I or smelly k J f Elite s 111 mWaw is the tmeT II I WITH I PEARL ! For Sale by 3 E Hogg Bros. Oregon City, re i I Frank Buach " a C. W- Friedrlch " Wilson A. Cooke " 3 t. Adams Dep't Store " 3 P".-1-" 9 mm, ' iaiuj.J-o .'-"-fre:;i ir' - 'nm niii i i ; - I'm nl f WW PS rm. rn HIE TELEPHONE IS GRANTED RECEIVER ASKED BY Si HILL Now is the time to consider kitchen comfort this summer now is the time to buy an oil cook-stove. Look for the specially-decorated win dows of the merchants listed at the left. The orange discs proclaim a message welcome to every housewife. They tell how the New Perfection drives out the drudgery and discomfort of summer cooking,and at the same time givesbetter results than your regular kitchen range for all-the-year-'round cooking. This is New Perfection Oil Cook Stove Week. these dealers to explain how the long blue chimneys of the New Perfec tion Oil Cook -Stove prevent all smoke and smell. Learn the comfort and econ omy of cooking with Pearl Oil. CTiON ' Oawald Weal, rx Governor of Ore gon. as appointed on Halurday receiv er of lha Home Telephone A Tale- graph company by Federal Judga Wol vorton. Tho appointment followed the grant ing of an application, filed In tbe Fed entl court yesterday morning by llalph Moody aa attorney fur Haniuol Hill, ex prealdont and director of the com pany and one of Ita beavloat creditors, that It be placed under a rocolrer to protect Ita Interests. Mr. Went took loading part In en gineering tha propoaed Interchange of service measure which waa voted down by the people at tha recent elwtlon. The purpose of thla measure was to force the I'aclflc Telephone ft Tele graph company to Interchange service with the Homo company, thus giving tho latter the benefit of tho big Invest ment and equipment of the I'aclflc company. Mr. I Illl'i application for a receiver was frlundly and taken with the full approval of offlcors of tha Homo com pany. It was based on an unpaid promissory note for $50,000 advanced by Mr. Hill to tho compuny on August 10, 19H, on which neither Interest nor principal has boen mot. In his complaint Mr. Hill nllogod the compuny Is unublo to pny the note and that It Is Indnbtod In largo sums to oilier persons whom It Is unublo to pay. To save tho company from be ing Injurod by efforts of Its crndltors to collect from It, which ho nllogod would result In tha closing of the plant, ho nskod tho appointment of a rocolver. After Grip Winter Colds Bad Blood Slum il u I ii .hiii i immm m MITJ VI V J I I K r Yon nre pale, thin, weak with little vitality. your liver is hIikk'-s'1 ""d the bad blond causes your stomach muscles to lose ll.cir elasticity and become Hubby and weak tlicu ncliestion. ' Doctor Tierce's folileii Meilionl nis. covery, puruly vegetable ami lice from alcohol or nurcoti-s, is tbe jircat ami powerful Mood purifier of to day, l',x tracted from Amerimn forent herbs mil routs. Coiilains no ulcobol. In- grrilicnts iiriiilrd on wrapjivr. Take It as directnl niyj It will search out impure nud powouoiis matter Jiroiiliout I lie system ami eliminute it through tlir natural cluiuncU. All dealers in medicines can supply I)r. I'iiTce's (loldcii Mfilicul Discovery in liquid or tablet form, or send ten cents iu one-cent stamps to Dr. I'icrce, Invalids' Hotel, Iludalo, N. Y., for trial Jmcknge of tablets. WHAT WOMEN OF OUK NATIVE STATE SAY. Kuguno, Oregon. "Jn raining niT family I .inve nl ways found that I could depend on 1'r. 1'inrco's rem edies for ull uil mcntH. I gnve them tho ' Oolrlen Medical Discov ery' for tonsilitis. -.soro throut, . bad coughs and gnp, "and it alwava IV'lcnrod tbem. I ( al.:o kuvo tliera ' " " tll 'I'Umihl Pellets' for siVk liendnclm. hilioiiRnona and constipation. I am glnd to recom mend tliem." Mrs, C'Aimitt Dean. 11 N. Lawrcuco Streirt. I1'; i 'ff