MORNING-' EOTERPROSE
WEEKLY ENTERPRISE ESTABLISHED 1300
LZaerlptiene for MMit
The only dally wawoaeper he
Iwmh Portland and Sale) aires
4 lataa In every aactlan of Claataa 4
mas County, with a papalatlaa. of 4)
10,000. Ara you an advertieerf
. will be re
r"T " j I. wsur Of
received for
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your ardor today
benefit ' ,W .
Vol l--No. 129.
OREGON CITY, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1911.
Peb Week, 10 Cents
RoosEvaT Will
".'Jli v.
LOVE
SANDS VIEW
PUP DISCOVERS THAT IT'S MOVING DAY.
FORDING A STREAM.
i TIFT IN RACE
ISBWS
STOLDVSHE SAYS
MRS. DAVIS ALLEGES SPOUSE
IS PLANNING. THIRD
DAZZLING PAGEAIIT
Member ef Ninth Cavalry In
Practlee Marah In War Game.
MeiDENT TOLD THAT Ml CAN
DIDACY RECE IVH oolonil
INDORSEMENT.
HDI HEFT AT CARDINAL'S JUBILEE
,Uport Convayed to White Houaa la
Confirmed Roosevelt Will
Positively Net Ba
. , Candidate.
WA8MINUTON. Juna 6. President
Tali; in Ma candidacy for tha Preal
4,(inl nomination la tlS. will ra
kIw ihf unqualified Indorsement of
,i prtHi.i..ni Theodore R'iwll,
,ki.h aill b uttered Just aa cordially
li prior to the campaign of
mi
TbU i Hi beat political nawa Mr.
Tin but Kx elved o many moot ha and
It roAicx to him In a manner that
Irtvft n doubt'aa to Ha authenticity.
.The Information that Colonel Rooae
nlt unU-r no circumstances wHI allow
kt nam to 'e preaented to the Ha-
Mhllran National coovanilon was con
tajed "nrhe White Houaa several
(. lt H did nt become known
Mill tonight. Thai Colonel Roosevelt
iL ih. Tart Administration ahould
b continued waa brought out partly
u the result of the cordial creating
ttern the two men at Cardinal 01b-
boot' Jubilee In Baltimore.
Whether the Rooaeelt approval of
vr Tuft! caudldacy will ao far
enough to take the ei Prealdent Into
tb campaign aa an active slump
linker In problematical, butlhatjho
lurre of hla personality will be with
the' Prvaldeul la assured.
OITMASTER RANDALL
0KT RAISE IN SALARY.
WASHINGTON. Jun (Special)
-The i'ostotflca DenaxUMOt today aav
tounrud iucreaaea la aalarlea ol Ifty
Orntun poatmaaters to become effeo
the on July I. The aalary of the Ore,
ipo. City poatmaeter Is Inceancd to
Eleven Oregon postmaejera wJl r
wive an Increase of 8100. 19 will
rtlve an increaae of 1100 and only
lour will have aalarlea reduced.
An Inrreaae of 1100 will ralae the
alarlt-s of the following poatmaatere
to tb riKurea named below:
Albany 8J
Aahland 8600
Canby 00
Canyon City '. 100
CUtNkunle 1,M
Coqullle H00
Eugen-
Fills city 130
Porent Grove
Grant Paaa 500
HIIIMioro 100
Lenin W00
MrMlnnvllle,....r..... 00
Klllon 1500
Vtlwaukla 1200
Mount Angel I00
Nwort 150
Oreaon City 500
Rom'burg 1500
8t. Johna I00
8alfm M00
Sherwood 1100
Springfield 1600
v. I I 111 k
WEDDING.
ATflNIIY IS REFERRED TO IN SUIT
j Divorce Aakad By Mrs. McCanty, Who
Aseerte Huaband Knocked Her
.Down Threate Also
Charged. 'i
"5
TREI4BATH- INDICTED
CASE
III SHOOTING
DEPUTY-WATER BAILIFF FACES
TRIAL FOR WOUNOINO
OOUTHIT.
The grand Jury Tuwday returned
n Indictment agalnat Harry W.
TrenUwth, deputy wair bailiff, on a
charge of aaaanlt with a dangoroua
weapon. Treiouatn enoi auu eviruuj
..m.ii au nouihlL. a fUliarman, al
th falla of the Willamette early 8a V
urday mornin. Tke weumooy oa
wltneaaaa and DrtttCiPlea m IM ca-y
la oonOiotlu Trembath aaya he dW
not auoojl untu ba. naa oenjajuwu
IV.uthlt aurrender, aiieauig ni
latter had violated the nan ibwb m
ahlng at the ladder. .... ,h.
.v..... j.nla. that ha violated tUe
the law, and deolarea.tnat Trembath
shot without giving warning. ine
deputy bailiff d'-clara tnai ne am
m hnnt lioutb.lt. but Ored
IH'I I . V - - . . f
I the skiff to mark it in oraer -o w-,
tlfy the occupanta. unomy
shooting John Douinu. u'ul"c'
.w. m...nA-A man. attacked Trembath
In a barber shop, beating him aeverely.
' A. A. BALDWIN PRINCIPAL.
Succeeda C F. Andaraon In Waat Ore-
QOll Cy Bono-"
Attends Flrat Employer's Funeral.
Justice of the Peace Samson went
to Rock Creek today to attend the
funeral of hla first employer, Charles
WliiHton Noblltt, the pioneer, who
died Monday. Mr. Samson when only
nine years old, drove an ox team for
Mr. Noblltt -on the latter'a farm.
D....4. Diana Ta F4a Mada.
Children between the agea of 10 and
14 are Invited to aaaemble at the
Seventh Street Park on Thursday eve
nt n. hiwn i ha houra of 7 and 8. ao
that the aectlona for the floral parade
given by the Rose society oi inn cuy
can be arranged. The committee on
the parade will be at the park.
RUSHUGifT WINNER
BY ALMOST 5,000
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE SWEEPS
BOTH SIDES OF
'RIVER.
OREGON CITY CHAKGES
TO "SPOTLESSTOW
COMBINATION OF ORDERS WORKS
.WONDERS HERE IN
FEW DAYS.
Oregon City la the "apotleaa town"
all right for the present. The city
waa -never cleaner, and blda fair to
remain that way. for aometlme. And
It waa done at a minimum of i.xponae.
although aome bouaekeeper" and
store-ownera, to nay nothing of two
i... ..niuin nf the cenua homo.
1 7 . UUMJ ...... - ,
A A. Baldwin, wno waa ini.ii. i wno became emaui .
he ' Macksburg achool for aevoral of Uw W,U declare It waa through
years, baa been elected principal of , mmUm of effort.
the West Oregon uiiy bcoii - nrst Mayor ruwuii "
recently to become a county achool 0 hI, ceiiar and yards
' m, anriAraon naa aone. i.i. that the city would aend
.up.. ". ... 7v .renta. """r"" h.l .way the refuse
10 Unooiu, ivaiia., ..... .. r cani """" -- - ----
He will this summer take a course of Evarybody took advantage of the op-
WEATHER FORECAST.
Oregon City Fair Wednesday;
northerly wlnda.
Oregon Fair Wednesday;
north to northeast wlnda.
lecturea for anpervlaora at the UnUer-
alty of Oregon
OLD FRIEND VISITS SAMSON.
Justice of Peace Surprliad By Onof
Hie ocnouima
Oliver and Lake Wolford. of Col
..r ..,..1. .r. In Oreaon City Tuea-
day vl.ltlng Juatlce of the Peace Sam-
eon. The Meaara "" " '
Samaon were achool mates t Silver
ton thirty Hve years ago. and untl
. ..aa-nHgUhft hlfll III lilM Ol
flee Mr. Sanieon bad not aeen Oliver
Wolford alnce they left achool Wblle
visum, in Portland Mr Wol ford I herd
that Mr. Samaon waa living in Oregon
Citl. and he lost no time In hunting
up hla old playmate
portunlty. Then two men. wno naa
..,..-,a ih. law urn wre Riven fltty
days at hard labor, were assigned to
the cross streets, wnicn wiey '
.u ..kiv i-antlv Chief of
we .
okaMi mrA at'irit i . nmi lajiik
ed all the stores and bad the lPj;,e-
tors hau away an ooaes
- ' . .n.nmiMa nature to
reiuse " "
guard against fires.
I .put; . Ffe
lOln
95C
$1.15
Screen Doors 2 t. 10 lax 6 ft.
C . TYMm It. 7 ft
screen axwi - ,
Adjutuble Wtadow Screens "'"'"""ioc.
Wire Fly K.IU" .
a7i- P(v Trios
Wire Screen Cloth 24 Inches wldt.
4 ,,MH
I5C
...I3C
fmnK: Bosch
OHCGON CITY, OREGON ;
Clear Creek
Park
Danciog pvcry
Saturday
Evening
From9p.in.to3a.m.
Music by Nelson's Orchestn
Aotomobtle for patrons
starta from Electric Hotel
at 7:30 fa the evening.
Call tip Farmers
173 or Rediatid
710 for fttrt cr
partlcolors.
PORTLAND. Or., June 6. (Special.-)
The following were the successful
candidates i w municipal election:
Mayor A. a Ruaniignt. ttep.j
Amiitnr a narbur (Ren.)
Treasurer William Adams (Rep.)
Cltv Attorney Frank 8. Grant
tRep.)
Municipal judge ueorge laiweu
(Rep.)
' Councilman at large (long terms)
George L. Baker (Rep.), WlUlam H.
Daly (Rep.). J. J. Jennlnge (Rep.).
Councilman at large to aucceed Gay
Lombard Ralph C. Clyde (Rep.).
Ward fnunrHmen
First Ward Tom N. Monks (Dem ).
Fourth Frederick 8. Wllhelm
(Rep.). - .
Sixth Jonn Montag (uem.i.
Seventh. Allan R. Joy (Rep.).
Eighth William Schmeer (Ind.).
Tenth J. T. Ellis. SON
A. n. RushliKht has been elected
Mavorof Portland by a plurality of
4,937 over Joseph Simon. Rushlight,
Republican nominee, receWedr 13,763
votes to Simon, present Mayor ana
Independent candidate 8.82S. The total
vote for Mayor was 28.269. Rushlight
swept both sides of the river.
rcnrn t ThnmiL Democratic can
didate, did not carry a aingle precinct.
and ran a bad third. Hla vote Is 3,600.
m arlallai rwtpn ramn fourth with
1.635. The Prohibitionist, A1Ua gar
rison, last with 445 vote .
Two Democrats were elected to the
Council Tom N. Monks from the
Flrat Ward, and John Montag irom
.a oirih ward T. J. Concannon. H.
A. Beldlng and K. K. Kubll, were de-
faatxt
Ruahllvht carried 88. precincts. 25
nn u.-&at sirli ami S3 on the East
Side. Simon carried 17 on the West
Ride and 19 on the East Side, a total
of 36 precincts. Thomaa carried no
nrtwlnrla whatever, nor did the So-
.i.ii.. iv. PmhlhitlnnlHt.
LIK IIBl U"l "
It was a remarKSDiy targe voie ini
..ni tn tha nulls, the usual stay-at-
horte vote having been brought out
after a hard campaign or pumiciiy.
Tha total renlntratton la 57,6&t,
so that 70 per cent of the total regis
tration was cast, i nere f
shrinkage on the Democratic. Prohibi
tion and Soclallut vote aa compared
with the registration.
FIRE STARTS PANIC
AS PARADE PASSES
. Nora Adolphlne Davis has filed a
suit against JameaW. Davis for a
divorce. They were married July 24,
1892. at Corvallla, Or., and have one
son, Tracy Ernest Davis. It Is charg
ed by Mrs. Davla that her husband
barrasaed her by talking about wo
men he had met and referred to some
woman, unknown to Mrs. Davis, aa his
next wife.
In the presence of his two married
daughters, by a former wife, he la
said to have referred to the same wo
man as hla third wife, and told Mrs.
Davis that be did not love her and
had not caiea lor Tier for the past 18
years. By reason of this treatment
she says she became nervous and 1U
and was compelled to leave mm.
Llllette McCanty baa filed suit for
divorce against William H. McCanty,
to whom she was married at Oregon
City, March 3. 1909. She aaya be
D.-..I.H1WI t.tr with hndllv harm and
.nt her namea. He la charged with
having at ruck ner on ociouer iu
mi nn rwwemlxtr 2 following he
knocked her down, Is charged, where
...u.n .H lot him and thev have lived
anart alnce. The two husbands made
a vnlnntarv aDDearance in both of
these casea.
BERTHS EXCEED DEATHS.
State Board Givea Vital SUtlstlce For
. Clackamaa County.
t-v. fniinwinv vital ataiiatlca for
Clackamas County have been reported
by the State Board of Health for Jan
uary, February and March of this
year: - -
i. nirtha. M: deaths. 18:
deaths from tuberculosis, 2; casea of
diphtheria. 4; casea of scarlet, fever,
2; casea of measles, 4.
chmm nirtha 97- deaths. 13:
cases of tuberculosis. 1; deatha from
tuberculosis. 4; caaea or meaaiea, a,
rioatha from measles. 1.
March - Births. 21: deatna, z;
deaths from tuburculosls, 3.
ft fK'-V if
MU, by Amarioaa Praaa Asaoclatlon.
mm GET ESTATE
OF ELLERY CAPDI
SUED BY TESTATOR GIVEN
TWO-TWENTIETHS OF
- PROPERTY.
nAnti t un nr . Juna g. (Special.)
ruaiuniv,,
Fire which started In the Hauover
apartment nouse. 165 King street,
m-hiia tha electric parade waa travere-
Ing the principal business streeta to-
ni.ht and anread to adjoining apart
ment buildings, caused damage esti
mated at 1100,000. : The nra causeo
panlo among the crowda watcning
the parade. 'vi
J. B. Montague, me man u
covered the fire, reacued Mra. Blyke,
aged 86. who waa living on tha fifth
floor, and who was the only occupant
of the building at the time, besides
himself. Mr. Montague gmenea amose
while alttlng on th fourth floor bal-
. a a. - ita.il 1 at VM aval
in rinina- inaiae ne i
and amok, ahootlng up the elevator
shaft Remembering the agaa woman
tt. tna. floor- be ruahed op flltt
of sUlra, gathered her In hla arms
and hurried down. .
t-v. .-in a tha lata Ellery Capen
haa been admitted to probate, and the
estate Is bequeathed to tne six iu r
dren of the deceased, who waa well-
known shoe manuiaciurer oi " '"
mette. Edwin Webster Capen. of Port
land, and Mra. Bessie Lignui iw,
...in .... Ill aarh receive SIX'
OI IIIBIIICIIC, . , .
twentieths of the propeny, wu..
a, . t1IrW I : HTM II. JHUIIIUai
Gay Smith and Edith Augusta Shade
were given iwo-iwenucma.
t.aH nrnnertv In Clacka
mas county valued at about 14000, but
. i j i- u'aahlnirtnn of the DrOO-
able value of 50.000. This Properv
is In litigation, nowever, n
; i- ... h.nHi nf Frank Capen. a
.v. j-AoaanH for tnany yeara.
BOn UI lun uv i ---
Some, montha ago e."ry v
brought suit in the Superior Court of
. . nnaaeaslon OI
wasnmKiuu - w- -
the property, stating that his son beld
the land merely aa '
. ....ml. nnntaated. but Was
Caaa waa waii.i.j - .
. . n.lu.n tha decision be-
.... ArA about the time of bis
death. Edwin Webster Capen Is nam
ed as executor in the win.
NOBLITT FUNERAL TODAY.
Rev. Hayworth to Officiate at Servlcea
at Koca vr. .
The funeral of Charles
MoncaV evening" at Vhe horn. . of n.
daughter. Mrs. M. J. More and U.
rltT. will DC hc' " T a. a.
tha Rock Creek church.
" t7..wrth ofTlcUUng.
? n' ha Tn the Rock
. . unv nreffon CUT
IffisTMr'Nohmt w.U auend the
tunerai.
Daughters Meet Tonight.
o-t rkanirhtora nf tha Klnz of the
St. Paul's Episcopal church will meet
ki. ..i.nin. at tha church, when Im
portant business will be transacted.
Guardian of Incompetent Named.
Robert Wl Baker haa been appoint
ed guardian of Andrew Greiaahaner,
of Gladstone, wo baa been aajuagea
an Incompetent oy tne touniy wuii.
SWEETHEARTS' NIGHT
BIDS BANQUET SEASON
DELIGHTFUL EVENING SPENT BY
THE CONGREGATIONAL
BROTHERHOOD.
tv. I..I mnnthlv hannuet Of the
season of the Congregational Broihnr
i i .v,l. it alvan Tuesday nlKht
was by far the, most successful and
enjoyable of. ail tne ainnen B"
the church. And there was a good
reason It waa "Sweethearts' Night.
t. t ad man wera accomDameu
1 II o ui . j - , .
by their wlvea and those not mameu
1 .uj kv their aweet-
WTI O reuniiiwi. i - -
haana Ninetv nartook of the feast
..minhiij hv tha Ladiee Aid Society.
and everybody haa a gooa time. m
program, aa arranged, waa not long,
but by the time everybody who was
called upon, got through speaking it
was almost 10 o'clock. .
Tha hannuet on "Sweethearts
Night" Is the only one which la at
tended by the ladiea, annougn i
Ladles Aid Society always prepares
the dinner.' " E. T. Avlson. preaiaent,
nreslded. and addresses were maae
w .v.. rilnwlnr
lit. 1'"" t -
Bollinger, of Highland Church, Port-
i.-j. mm Min rttarman. orwiuaw
iadi.a Aid Society: Miss Ivy Roake,
president Saturday Club; Mrs. E. S.
n.iiiaaa wnn rn inafHi lub Dgiij
Club; Roy Trulllnger, scretary oflhe
T.uaaA-akLr.i c 'flntmn i' is. iNuuir. miB-
C. H. Dye, C. H. Dye and President
Avlson. Mrs. Dye lnvitea tne mem
bers to hold a picnic at the Cbautan
qua. which begins on Juiy .
Patterson Brothers furnished the
music. Samuel McLarty recited and
Charles Miller sang.
The GRAND
l BBBBBBBaaaai . I
Tcday's Program
Does It Sound Good? ".
The Cowboy and
The Shrew.
The Old Mill.
Making Bamboo Hats.
"Actress and the
Singer
SUIT CAUSED BY BIG
SLUMP. UN HOPS LOST
DEFENDANT WINS IN CASE OF W.
a HALL AGAINST MARY
EDGECOMB.
ELECTRIC PARADE WITH ITS MY
RIAD LIGHTS AND PRETTY
' GIRLS ENTHRALLS.
SPECTACLE SURPASSES All OTHERS
Roee Show1 With Moat Magnificent
" Bloaaoma That Can Be Grown
TO Open at The
Open at Portland
':
Program Today.
4, 10:00 a. m. Band concerta on a
principal streeta; competitive w
rose exhibit at the Armory. v
2:00 p. m. Grand parade or aeo- w
' orated automobiles, conteaung
"tor prizes.
3:00 p. m- Flying exhibition by
Eugene Ely at Country Club.
8:00 p.m. Competitive roee ex-
hiblt at the Armory.
PORTLAND, Or., June 6. (Special.)
The largest crowd ever gathered In
Portland witnessed the magnificent '
electric parade tonight. It waa by
far the most dazzling spectacle ever
witnessed in the metropolis. There
were sixteen floats in line, lighted
with 10,000 incandescents.
"Oregon, the Land of a Thousand ,
ii- .-. aa tha nazeant'a title.
The city's most beautiful girls In coa
tnmes rode upon the cars, which were
a distance of a block apart, wtttt a
gorgeously costumed band falling In
behind eacn. i ney ww
lowing order: , ,
o. i n rtrairnnus. his scepterex-
tended in benediction over hla crowd--
ed subjects, r-'
Car 2 Beacon ' Before the Dawn,
Oregon before the coming of the white
man.
Car 3 Coming oi tne vvhite Man.
n-u. i.ji... .ion1 faarinc- and wond-
ering, not knowing that it meant their
eviction.
Car 4 The City or Aaior iaa w.;.
Building. The polar bear and inaian
pony types of the nnconquerea couu- -
try. ' .
Car 5 Oregon in uruiu w-j.
Land of a Thousand Wonders. . .
Car 6 Reclaiming tne inn.
returns from irrigation.
Car 7 Sheila of the Ocean Beauy
of Oregon Beaches.
. car 8 Crater Lake; the wonder of
... . v. . . nramn'i wonderful
mis one i "o --.
lake could be so realistically portrayed
in a festival noat
Cr 9 Oregon tne rarauiaw ui
People. , n
Car 10 Pearls or tne rocmu, w ,
of the Ocean.
Car 11 Cnanteciar iwwi n
. nwn.
Car 12 Jewei i,ae -
wonders unrealized. .
rar 13 The uuiea ot xne
Butterflies of Pleasure - '
Car 14 weaitp oi uiai
touched Resources, the Golden Egg.
Car 15 Music of the Oregon Coon
try, rippling streams, crooning breesee,
soothing waves oi
Car 16 Kingaom oi r , ,-
Rose, Human Rosebuds.
The electric paraoe wuu
will be repeated Saturday night. In
the flashing farewell to Rex Oregonus,
king of bapplnesa.
The most magnificent wnrid
can be shown anywhere In the world
are on exhibit at the Armory. The
choicest blooms of Portland s beauti
ful rose gardens have btn Katberea
to demonstrate to visitors Portland a
world leadership in rose culture.
Thousands of blossoms embowered
i .,n hav converted the great
Armory drill hall into a brilliant yet
restful retreat.
Competing for the prlxea that num
ber nearly 100 are regal, perfect joeee
of every shade from deep crimson to
pearl white.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES TO PARADE
For
Members
The suit of W. O. Hall, of Maple
Lane, aganst Mrs. Mary Kagrcuiu
nn an IH in hA due for mer-
chandise purchased by Mrs. Edgecomb,
was decided by a jury in juubh
haira Court Tuesday, the case going
against Hall. Mrs. Edgecomb owned
a lot of bop mat sne -
D. Latourette, ana Han bckciiiiiu
order on Latourette, whlcn reieaaeu
Mrs. Edgecomb from further liability.
O. D. Eby appeared for Hall, and At-
torneya George C. tsrowneu n m.-
11. U einna MnnWlltl MfS. EdgO-
,...u ,k.
comb. The ronowing jurum mj m.
case: Chrie Kocner, iu r.
John F. Jennings. L. J- raimaieer,
u .a n n,r R a.
Cnariea Miuan, a., o- VT J.
Wright, A. P. Toaorwnii:uo"v..v.
Adolph Aschoff, W. ivron na .
Kandle. . , '
ti.n 1. .a d tn nave nKurea on
price of hops advancing when he ao-
n,a tha nrdnr. Tha orlce declined.
however, and there waa not aufflclent
money to pay nim.
Wilt Go To Portland
al- DifimnL
. - ...i.ki. .n ijidiaa of Security
1 ne rLiiiBi - -
. nn .i avaninc and it waa
decided jo go to Port and on Thur.
day evening i
grand parade. The team number J6
will also accompany the order. Tnero
waa a large attenaance ai mm.
ing and tour were Initiated. A floral
offering was aent to the borne of the
late R. J. Qoodteliow, ana """"
bers attended the lunerau. mi.
fellow was a aoclal member of the
order.. ,, t '-. ' 1
Otlllle Bock Administratrix. -.im.
k haa ka.ii annnlnted ftu-
mlnistra(rix of the estate, of Oebbard
as - . - -X - f a w al WW
Brenner, whose win waa auiu.i..
probate Tuesaay. ma ..vi.. -
valued at 86080. . Gordon E. Hayea is
tbe attornew tor the estate.
Molalla COMple MarHad Here.
The marriage of Mta i Adam;
and Clyd BSngl. both of MotaUa, waa
aolemnlsed In this city Tueeday by
Re. 8. A. Hayworth. paator i the.
First Baptist Churcn.
uiuuvj w
oacoVcooooo,o4oeoao
a ... " - - . .
5 to 20 Acxt Faafitt--N uregon a-aiy
e hare seversl bayers wltin and many comint
' . , rnii5--.4 tt.. rri rlht come and
if your piace is ior au "" jy . -- a
see us at once. ' '
I' V. F. SCHOOLEY i CO.
Phone. Pacific M-S0. Herat A-16S. Main C
04oe)oeeo4oeeoeoeeMeoe "
aa-
TV.