OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1C06.
50,000 INCREASE
PAPER MILLS
RAISE WAGES
500 MEN ARE BENEFITTED
Willamette Pulp & Paper, Co.
and Crown Columbia Pulp
& Paper Co., Act
Voluntarily.
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Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock, while the mills of the
Willamette Pulp & Paper Com-
pany and the Crown-Columbia
Pulp & Paper Company -were
running full blast, an Increase
In wages was made, which will
increase the yearly pay-roll In
Oregon City at least $50,000.
All employes who have been re-
celvlng $1.75 per day were
raised to $2 and all $2 men
were raised to $2.25. Five hun-
dred men are affected by the in-
crease.
This action has been under
consideration for the past two
months. Early in April Gener-
al Manager N. R. Lang went to
San Francisco and took up the
matter with the officers of the
company there1, when the
earthquake and Are destroyed
the company's offices and
threw everything in an up-
roar.
Last Sunday morning, while V
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lvir. luting was uusmii uu uui-
ness at Lebanon, between 30
and 40 of the men in the ma-
chine rooms struck for an in-
crease of 25 cents per day, but
were dissuaded from walking
out by Machine Boss Ed Shea-
han, and they continued to
work until Monday night when .
they walked out. Mr. Lang re-.
turned home Tuesday night
and Wednesday mroning a com-
mittee of ten of the strikers
called on him, but he refused to
treat with them. He told, thein
they could go back to work
and he would then confer with
them as . employes, but he
absolutely declined to take up
the proposition with men who
had walked out of the plant
during the absence .of the man-
ager. The men acknowledged
that they had made a mistake,
but said, that they were not
aware that Mr. Lang was absent
from the city when they struck.
Seeing the matter in its true
light, the committee secured the
presence of the remainder of
the strikers and started up the
three machines that were idle.
Many Applicants Pass Examinations
Successfully.
Superintendent Zinser has Issued
diplomas to the successful applicants
in the eighth grade examinations.
With the exception of one pupil from
Parkplace and a number from Bar
low, the list of successful applicants
follow:
Mary Marshall, Wellington Mar
shall, Mulino.
Edna Miller, Marie Stone, Ava Love
lace, Olive Wagner, Sim Smith, Es
tacada. Margaret McDonald, Lillie Ander
son, Ruth Schmale, Ludwig Johnson,
Agnes 'Johnson, Elsie Bluhm, City.
Mervln Ambler, Gladys McCoy, , Ed-
CONTINUE
Those who are gaining fle8h
and strength by regular treat
ment with
Scott's Emulsion
should continue the treatment
in hot weather; smaller dose
and a little cool milk with it will
do away with any objection
which is attached to fatty pro?
ducts during the heated
season.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists,
409.415 Pearl Street, New York.
50c. and $1.00; all druggists.
die Rnadarmel, Lillian Honflgt,' An
drew Hasselbring, Wilson vllle; Katie
Snodgrass, Inez Snodgrass, Mulino;
Ralph May, Ralph Mandoville, Henry
Bunko, Canby; litihla Kra':bcrna".
Walllo Ilarns, Aurora; Wesley R.
Grasle, James C. Vietheer, Bessie M.
Lewis, Eva M.,' Duffy, Edna I,. Atwnod,
Alfred H. Jalin, Julia Murphy, Eliza
beth Streib, Bertie Lakin, Aaron BirU
omoier, Ernest J. Oliver, ' William
Kiinkman. Elma Z. Wetzler, Daniel
Blrkemeier, Milwaukle.
Carl Cassody, Cnrus; Bertha A 'lam1!,
Molalla; Walter Liesman, Victor
Thompson, Sherwood; Lillian Hall,
Flora McBeatli, Lucy Pollard, Bessie
McCutcheon, May McGuire, Ethel
Baker, Jessie Creek, Oswego.
Degmar Rasmussca, Hubbard; Em
ma Stoll, Gresbam; Fred L. Proctor,
Cottrell; Cecil Weston, Newberg; Hal
lie Thomas, Roy Hammond. Marquam;
Charles Taylor,' Sherwood; Mabel
Seward, Laura Reames, August Ttuwe,
Aurora; Willie Gillmore, Otto Krueger,
Eva Gifford, Alma Knight, Canby;
Lucy DeFord, Echo Moak, Isabella T.
Mann, Henry Frazer, W. Everett Tay
lor, Bazll Wltzig, Bruno Fredrich, Ma
tilda . Zinserling, Avis French, Park
place; Grace Closner, Springwafer;
Mahlon Snidow, Jessie Buckles, Mori
eta Hickman, Raymond, Olson, Will;
amette.
Death From Lockjaw;
Never follow an injury dressed
with Bocklen's Arnica Salve. Its
antiseptic and healing properties pre
vent blood poisoning. Chas. Oswald,
merchant, of Rensselaersville, N. T...
writes: "It cured Seth Buroh.'of this
Flace, of the ugliest sore on his neck
ever saw." Cures cuts, wounds,
burns, sores. 25n at Howell & Jones'
Drugstore.
Mrs. Permelia Thomas.
Mrs. Permelia Thomas died Tues
day morning at her home at Oswego,
aged 57 years. Her death was due to
paralysis and the funeral was held
here from the family residence Wed
nesday afternoon. Interment in Os
wego cemetery.
Mrs. Thomas was born in Henry
County, Illinois, and came to Oregon
in 1884 from Nebraska. She lived
In Oswego since 1892, and is survived
by a husband. J. W. Thomas, and three
children, G. E.'and R. W. Thomas, of
Oswego, and Mrs. E. P. Clay, of For
syth, Montana.
Best for Women and Children.
On aocouut of its mild action and
pleasant taste Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup is especially recommended for
women and children. It does not nau
seate or gripe like pills and ordinary
carthartics. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup aids digestion and stimulates
the liver and bowels without irritat
ing them. Remember the name Orino
and refuse substicut s. Howell &
Jones, Druggists.
German Picnic.
Frank' Busch
Hardware and
Furniture
Special
Farm
Bell
Heavy hell metal, lnod,
rlpi'.r r.iid svet-t tore, bronze
ftms'i. in niches high. 1" i
in d:i meter, with yoke and
frame i" black enamel, with
7 in offset to attach rope to
r,j eraf Vp'1. Earn . $3.50
The Piin-.e larger and heavier.
f:ch . . 500
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The German Veteran Society, the
Arlon Singing Society, the Eintracht
Singing Society of Portland and the
German Society, of Oregon City, will
hold a picnic next Sunday in SchnUrr's
Grove across the Tualatin River, and
they are making elaborate prepara
tions for the affair. There will be
singing, speechmaking and dancing
during the festival.
G. B.Burhans Testifies After Four Years.
G. B. Burhaus. of Carlisle Center,
N. Y., writes: "About four years ago
I wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured of a severe kidney
trouble bv takinz Iobs than two hot
ties of Foley's Kidney Cnre. It en
tirely stopped the brick dust sedi
ment, and pain and symptoms of kid
ney disease disappeared. 1 am giaa
to say that I have never had a return
of any of those symptoms during the
four years thBt have elapsed and I am
evidently cuied to stay cured, and
heart 'ly recommend Foley's Kidney
Cure o anyone suffering from kidney
or bladder trouble." Howell & Jones,
Druggists.
BIG SHOW COMING.
Saturday afternoon and night, Burch
and Reiss' World's Greatest Dog and
Pon'y Shows will exhibit in this city,
under large waterproof tents.
The aggregation numbers upwards
of 350 performing animals and is the
largest exhibition of the kind in the
world. "
After the afternoon performance
the 100 Shetland ponies will be turn
ed o"er to the children attending the
performance, and each and every
child desiring, may ride to the little
one's content, absolutely free. A
grand street parade will be given on
the morning of the exhibition, at
which time the entire company of
over 350 animal .actors, decked out in
their gay attire and trappings will be
seen. . ,
A RELIABLE MEDICINE.
An Opinion That Should Be ot Interest to
Every person in Oregon uty.
So many advertised medicineH mid
patent cures are now offered to the
public that our readers should be glad
to know the opinion ot a man who
has spent ye ;r s in handling them aud
profit by his advice.
Mr. Huntley, of Huntley Bros. Co.,
our local druggists, suvs: "After
having sold diugs, and all kinds of
medicines tor many vears, naturally
we have learned something abnut them
their value aud power to cure, and
we want to say to the readers of The
Conr er that if the people ot Oregon
City only realized the real curative
and strength-creating power of out
cod liver oil preparation. Vinol, we
would not have clerks enough in onr
store to fill the demand for it. "
j Continued Mr. Huutlev : "You see,
I Vinol is not a patent medicine, and it
actually contains all the life-giving,
bofiy-hnilding, and streiigth-ciesting
properti'8 of cod liver oil actually
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Yc have made arrangements with Pi4 of essor Battel one of the best Oayoa
Artists in the United States , whereby we shall give away to customers put-
chasifig $1 or more, a fine Bust Crayon Portrait, commencing June 2.
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There wiii be a display of his work so that you can judge for yourself whether we are not giving you all we
Come and Sec the Artist at Work in the Window I
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claim. The pictures are 1 6x20, done in French Crayon, equal to any $3.00 portrait you ever saw.
THE ONLY CONDITIONS;
1. A $1.00 purchase, in any department, entitles
you to a Picture Coupon, but you must ask for your
Picture Coupon when you make your purchase.
2. Coupons are redeemable at any time within
three days. Take your picture, with coupon, to the
Picture Booth in the rear of the Book Department..
3. The portrait will be enlarged from any photo
graph, except stamps or pictures on glass.
4. The finished picture will be three-quarters life
size bust portrait in French crayon ; not a full fig
ure, not two pictures on a-mat, not a pastel, not a
sepia. But should you desire a picture differing in
style from that we offer free, we will have Professor
Bauer finish it as you wish, provided you care to pay
for the cost of extra materials required.
5. Customers must call for the finished pictures
in person. Portraits will be given out only to per
sons originally ordering.
6. This is expensive advertising for us and we .
are obliged to place a limit of ONE PORTRAIT
TO EACH PERSON ; but it may be of yourself, .
.father, mother, sister, brother or friend.
We have tried to make these conditions simple
and easily understood; and easy to comply with.
We cannot vary them Please do not ask any clerk
to alter them for you; they will be obliged to refuse.
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I fully bought, carefully
I kept and carefully dis-
Ipensed. If you are par
ticular yourself, try
jiunueys
HUNTLE
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I Dr. Ward's Little Liver I
Pills I
TOMORROW
Feel
DRUGGISTS AND BOOKSELLERS
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jc per Dox.
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taken from fresh code' livers, but
witliont a drop of.the system-ciogKing,
nnnRRHtine oil. Vinol makes rich,,
red blood, and tones up and invigor
ales every orRau in the body.
In the strongest manner we duiiubi
tuHnelv endorse aud cnarantee Vinol
to increase the appetite, cure stomaoh
troubles, give strength and renew vi
tality to the ased. build up . puny
children and run-down persons, make
the weak stronn, cure chronic coughs,
colds and 1 ronohitis or refund to the
purohaser every dollar paid for it.
This snows our iaiui ju v mm, uu
we can onlv ask the people of Oregon
City to try Vinol on our guarantee.
Huntluy Bros, uo., juruRgisis.
CHAMBERLAIN AT CANBY.
Talks to An Enthusiastic Audience of
Voters From All Parties.
Deadly Serpent Bites
Are as common in India as are stom
ach and liver disorders with us. For
the latter, however, there is a sure
remedv Eleotrio Bitters the arreat
restorative medciine, of which S. A.
Brown, of Beunettsville, a. U., savs:
"They restored my wife to perfect
health, after years of suffering with
dyspepsia and a chronically torpid
liver." Eleotrio Bitters cure chills
and fever, malaria, billiousness, lame
back, kidney troubles ana bladder ais-
orders. Sold on guarantee by Howell
& Joues, Druggists. Price, 50c. (
Governor Oecrce E. Chamberlain
was honored by being greeted with
the largest attnudance seen at a polit
ical meeting during this campaign at
Oanby Thursday afternoon. Farmers
were there from Macksburg, Marks
Prairie, Needy, Barlow, New Era.
and other eurby towns, all eager to
f.Vl t-l.a band nf WOlcOUie tO the
nhiof pxenntive of the State. Tll3
main ''all at Canby was full of peo
nU clncA tn 1100 of them listened
to the Governor's , speech. Charles
N. Wait, nominee for representative,
presided at the meeting, and intro
duced the speaker.
Every lime the governor would
nlnm in liio rnmnrkfl. Ilfi wan eillhn-
BiuuHnllv cheered and applauded. He
whs freqquently interrupted by popn
Tim nvpmor stole a march on the
non nnmmittoo here, and instead of
coming up Irotn Portland at noon and
driv'HR to Oanby, as had been ar
ranged, he did not stop in Portland at
all, bat loaviUK tlie J. K. . train
k.nntif. Iiim frnm TIia Dalles.
where he talked Wednesday night, the
governor stepped aboard the Southern
Paicfio train and was taken direct to
Canby where he obtained some much
needed rest betore the meeting. John
J. Cdoke, chairman nf the connty cen
tral 'committee; J. K. Hedg'-s, nomi
nee for state senator ; R. B. Beatie,
.,.i;,i..i-,, fnr aliprifT nnrt Wallace
Cole, drove to Canby at noon to hear
the governor and accompanied hioi
upon his return to Oregon Citv on last
Thursday's train.
Governor Chamberlain told the peo
ple at Canby that he had carried out
the promises he had made four years
ago, and related speciflo instances.
He told them how he had succeeded
in loaning out the accumulated irre
dutiable school fnnd of f?r,n,0(0, and
how lie had preveuil the state legis
lature from vpassing appropriation
bills with the emergency clause at
tached, so that the privilege of the
people ii exercising the referendum
might bi upheld. At the conclusion
of the meeting, people orowded
around the governor land shook his
hand and many Republicans assured
him that he would carry Canty be
yond a doubt.
PAINLESS OPERATION
TAKE TIME
TO EAT
Hurry at fleals Will Send You to Huntley
Bros. Co. for Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets.
"Eat in haste and ropent at leis
nre" is an old saying brought up to
dato..
Hurry at breakfast means a bad
start of the day, and if you hurry also
at other meals, you will soon Buttei
with loss of appetite, sleeplessness,
nervousness, furred tongue, specks be
fore Jthe eyes, headaches, backachea
weakness and dieblity, indigestion, o
tlier ills that are caused by an abusea
stomach. .
Here in Oregon City, as in thou
sands of other places over the country,
hurry at meals increases the drug
gist' business. Nota day passos that
Huntley Bros. Co. do not sell several
packages of Mi-o-ua stomach tablets
to those who have ruined their diges
tion by not taking time to "at.
Of course, indigestion has many
other causes, but wliatever the cause,
the remedy isthe same Mi-o-na. It
cures any acidity there may be, in
creases the flow of tie gastric juices,
and actually gives strength and tone
to the whole digestive system, so you
can soon eat anything at any time
without lear ot iudigesl ion.
Huntley Bros. Co. have seen so
many cures made by Mi-o-na that they
sell it under an absolute guarantee
that it will be successful in every
case wnere it is used in accoiaance
with directions, that is, one tablet
before each meal, and will refund the
money to anyone whom it does not
help. A large box ot Mi-o-ua tablets
costs but 50 cents if it cures; noth
ing if it fails.
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City Phone 1293
The advanoe of Dental Sci
ence has been so rapid and
the improvements so numer.
ous in all branches of the
work that few peeople real
ize to what an extentthe
pain aooumpanying dental
operation has-been minim
ized. This has beeu accom
plished not alone by improve
ments in the ageuts employed
fr produoing anaesthesia,
both general and local, bnt:
by methods and applianoos'
used in their administration. ;
The work of Ailing teeth has!
been so much improved as to
allow af its performance in
much less time aud with lit
tle or no pain, as compared
with work of former years. ;
Sixteen years in DentiBtry
in Oregon City, an Eastern
expert graduate dentist with
us all the time. We guaran
tee to please you. All the
latest painless methods.
Farmers Independent Phone 131
L. L. PICKENS, Dentist
Weinhard Bldg Opp. Court House
OREGON CITY
J. Smith
Successors to J. C. Zinser
Dealer In
Ijardwart, Implements, Buggies,
Wagons, Etc.
Feed and Farm produce bought and sold. Just received a
fine line of Garden tools. If you are going to paint your
house, call and see us before purchasing your paints and
' oils. Stle agents for the celebrated
MITCHELL WAGON
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Cor. Main and 9th Sts.
Oregon City, Or.
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