OREGON CITY. COURIER, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1910
FOR CONGRESSMAN
Hawley or Mulkey Which?
W. C. Hawley is the assembly candidate.
B. F. Mulkey submits his candidacy to the people.
Hawley opposes Statement One, direct legislation and
popular election of senators.
Mulkey stands for Statement One, the direct primary
and popular election of senators.
Hawley stands for Cannonism, Aldrichism and stand'
patism. He voted for a revision of the tariff to enrich specia!
interests.
Mulkey stands for a revision of the tariff downward to
benefit the consumer, stands with the insurgents and Roose
velt to make this a "government of the people, by the
people, for the people," instead of for the trusts and specia
interests.
Hawley is reactionary.
Mulkey is progressive.
Mulkey has challenged Hawley to debate the forgoing
issues.
Hawley has repeatedly declined.
Why?
Which do you prefer ?
If you are a stand-patter, vote for Hawley.
If you are a progressive, vote for Mulkey.
No. 13 on Ballot
10 aores three miles from Oregon City, one-half oloar, bal
ance stamps; Rood roads; some orchard; do rocks; north
slope
10 aoros three miles from Oregon City; six-room house,
fireplace. ; now barn; ouo aore orchard; out houses; land all
oloar spring wator ; beet of soil ; good road
10 acres 8 miles from Oregon City; running water;
clear, balance small stomps; best of soil; good road
PROPERTY FOR. SALE
FARMS
$2250
$3500
$2000
$1500
.W375
$3000
$4000
1(18 aores near Hobo, Tillamook county ; 15 'acreB been
cleared ;barn oost f'-JJiO stream of water; good road $30 Per Acre
10 acres 8 miles from Oregon Oity ; small 2-room house ;
clear, balanoe small stumps; running water; best of soil;
north slope
85 acres ; 15 acres clear, bnlance small brush and wood tim
ber ; running water ; good'soil ; 8 miles from Oregon Oity
north slope;
10 acres miles east of Oregon Oity ; 6 aores nlear, bal
anoe easily cleared; orchard and berries south slope; sight
ly view ; 6-room new house ; good barn, 6 tons hay ; good soil
40 acres 'milosoast of Needy; Btroani of water; small
brush easily cleared ; farm'adjoiniug ; good road;
good soil
TIMBER LAND
80 aores one mile east of Oarus, Clackamas county ;
million saw timber and 4000 oords of
wood
1(10 'acres Jnear Merlin, Josoplune county, Oregon ; four
millions pine; 8 miles from
railroad
$4000
$4000
1(10 aoros in Trinity county, California; 8 millions sugar pine $3000
HOUSES AND LOTS
6 rooms and one lot 50x100, Falls View $1000
8 rooms ; lot 85x1)9 ; lOtliJuid Adanis St., Oregon City $1500
0 rooms and lot 85x09; new house; 10th & Adams.St., Oregon Oity $1730
VACANT LOTS
8 lots 10th and MadiBon Street; improvements paid; best viow in city $2400
8 lots Bouth Oregon City, line view'and level $ 600
8 lots in Qludstono; level ulose in $ 600
4 lots 40x124 Oregon Oily. Goodview $ T50
1 lot 50x100 Falls Viow. Near plank roHd $ 200
4 lots on carline Willametto Falls, fJOO each $ 800
4 lots near Willamette carline. 1160 onoh $ 600
Aore tracts in Willamette five minutes walk from carline, each $ 400
Aoro tracts on Abornotliy Creek City limits, each $ 400
1 lot 40x108 in 40 feet of comer Ivv and Korbv Sts.. Portland. Pave-
ment in KX) foet $1200
70 lots Floral Park, adjoining si e of Hood Iustiluto. Westmoreland.
Average each $ 400
4 lots 85x1(10 Armour Addition to Taoonia, Wash., each $ 200
Front lotSOxlOO Pompeii at Mount Hood. Grand viow $ 200
Good lot 40x80 Korknway lleiieh, mmr railroad $ 100
Will exchange for property as part piivintnr. Ki ll dun-nut on an " do
tailB-furnished on reqnent. Prefer to deal wi h owner Tlie above list is sub
ject to change wthont notiao.
Phone Bell 79 and 2491
Home B-35
JOHN W. LODER
OREGON CITY, -:-
OREGON
Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Clackamas.
Jack Huston, Plaiutilt,
vs.
W. T. .Eustor and Bertha Eustor,
Defendants.
ToJW. T. Eustor audJHertha Eustor,
defendants above named :
In the name of the State of Oregon :
Yon are hereby rimquirod to appeal
and answer the complaiut 11 led against
you in the above entitled suit, on or
before the 7th day of Novomber, 11)10,
and if you fail so to appear aud an
swer for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to the said court for the
relief prayed for in said complaint to
wit: for a judgment against you In
the sum of $515.10 together with his
oosti and disbursements.
This summons is served upon yon
by publication pursuant to an order of
the Hon. G. B. Diniick Judge of the
oounty court, made on the 2Ut day of
Soptombc 1910, the dat of the first
publication hereof is the 33rd day of
September, 1910, aud the last publica
tion will bo on the 4th dav of Novem
ber, 1910.
WM. M. LA FORCE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice Por Bids For Printing Charier
and Ordinances of Oregon City
Notice U hereby given that the un
dersigned, Finance Committee of the
City Council of Oregon Citv, Oregon,
will receive bids at the ottioo of the
Oily Keoorder of Oregou City, for
printing and binding 500 cnpies'ot the
Oregon Oity Charter and Ordii iinces ;
said coides to consist of iitiout 800
pages, tlx inches, stook 25x88 00 Lbs.
Machine Fiuish Book Paiior, with
good substantial paper covers, to be
set in 8 point type, leaded with two
point leads, size of type page, 24 ems
by 40 ems pica, exclusive of folio
heading at top of page.
Bids will be received until 5 o'clock
P. M. October 4, 1910.
Bids to be per page. Committee
reserves the right to reject anv aud all
bids. WM. ANDKKSEN
Edward sueahan
F. J. MEYER
Finance Committee of tho City
Council of Oregon City.
HERE ITIS
This is the Argument of
WILLIAM J. CLARKE,
Republican.FIaL Salary
Candidate for
STATE PRINTER
Which it Objected to by State Printer
Duniway, the Fee System
Candidate.
state
(This Statement is backed by
records. )
Mr. Taxpayer and Voter : Do you
know that one year's income of the
State Printer, under the laws govern
ing the conduct of that department,
is greater than the combined salaries
of the Governor, Secretary of State,
State Treasurer, Bank Examiner,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
and Attorney General; of the live Jus
tices and Clerk of the Supreme Court ;
the Master Fish Warden, two State
Water Superintendents, State Engi
neer, two members of the State Tax
Commission, Insurance Commissioner,
Labor Commissioner and the Gov
ernor? That it would pay the expense
of any two departments of state, and
his income lor two years would de
fray the expenses of a session of the
Legislature? It is a faot. Further
more, UNDER THE NEW PRINT
ING LAW WHICH GOES INTO EF
FECT IN JANUARY, 1911, HIS
PROFITS WILL BE MUCH GREAT
ER THAN THEY ARE NOW, crafty
juggling of figures in a maze of tech
nicalities to tliej contrary notwith
standing. Here are some plain and
startling figures, backed by the rec
ords and the facts which challenge
successful contradiction.
For the j cars 1907-1908 the State
Printer reo i- ed from the state print
ing fund $0:!, 064 23, aud $11,772.40 for
institutional and departmental print
ing, a tctal of $04,830.68. Up to Au
gust 1, 1910 he had drawn $29,976.18
from the printing fund, and $18,088.52
for depai tmeutul aud institutional
work, making a total of $48,064.05.
Based upon his receipts for the same
wo-k, upon a smaller scale two years
ago, it is conservatively estimated
that he will receive an aggregate ot
$48,600 the remaining five months of
the year 1910, for priLting depart
mental reports, institutional reports,
printing the code, 82 initiative meas
ures with arguments for and against
the same, corrupt praotices pamph
lets, etc., or a grand total of $91,
564.65 for the years 1909-1910, aud of
$150,401.33 for the fonr-years' term.
Making a generous allowance of $45,-
000 for salaiies and other expenses of
his office leaves him a NET PROFIT
OF $111,401.38.
Under a flat salary, law upon which
platform William J. Clarke stands
unqualifiedly and alone before you at
the primary eleotion, September 24, it
will be possible to effect a saving of
over $100,000 in lour years to the
state, which would otherwise go into
the pocket3 of the individual. There
fore, a vote for William J. Clarke,
native to 1 of Oreaon, practical print
er and nowspaper man of over thirty
years of actual experience, who stand
unchallenged upen ins record
lifelong and staunch Republican and
citizen, is a vote tor progress una re
trenchment in the affairs of state gov
erument.
THE STATE PRINTING OFFICE
13 THE LAST RELIC OF THE OLD
FEE SYSTEM. WILL YOU STAND
FOB IT, MR. VOTER?
(Signed) J. W. BAKER.
(16 years in StatoPriuting Office.
Paid Adv.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A
Liquor License. Notice is hereby
given that I will at the next regular
meeting of the city counoil apply
for a license to sell liquor at my
place of business, 421 Main St., for
a period of three months.
D. M. KLEMSEN.
Notice For Bids
Notioe is hereby given that sealed
bids for furnishing all labor and ma
ferial for improving Taylor Street ol
Oregon Oity, Oregon, from the .Forth
erly line of Seventh Stroet to the
South line of Twelfth Stroet will be
recoived by tho Recordor of Oregon
Oity,"Oiogon, until 4 o'clock P. M. of
Tuesday, October 4th, 1910. Plum-
an d specifications containing furthei
information and tho kind of improve
ment to be made will be furnished u,:
on application to said tjitj" Koourdor.
Each bid must bo Hoeouiiiauied bv 1
oertifiud check lor a sum equal to live
per centum ot the total amount of ti e
bid, which sum will bo subject to foi-
feiture to Oregon City in case of the
failure of tho successful biddur lieruin
to furnish the required bonds and en
ter into a written contract for smd
woik, if called upon so to do, wiilun
the time specified for the sum 1 in tut
rdinance providing for said street
mproveiuoiit.
Proposals must bo made, upon Muni s
furnished by Ort gon Oity.
Tho right to reject any or all bids
r to aeiopt uiiy bid ocnsidired inosi
favorable to Oregon Oity is In lvhy r-.
erved.
Enoh propositi must sta e the time
quired for lha completion of the en
re improvement wi rk of said street
Inch improvement work must be
douo aceordiiig to tho ordiuauoc9 of
Oregon Oity and the ohartor thereof,
and the plans'aud specifications gov-
orniug said work.
Each bidder is requested to furnish
parate figures for the doing of all
onoreto work with Clackamas river
sand aud gravel and for the covering
of such roncroto work with one-half
inch wearing coat.
Tins notice is published pnrsuant to
an order of the City Conucil of Ore
gon City made and entered at a regu
lar meet iug thereof held September
7th, 110.
Date of first publication September
3, 1910; date of last publication Sep
tember 30, 1910.
W. A. DIMIOIT.
Recorder of Oregon City, Oregon.
Golden West Farm Sold
Fred Yohann hits sold his flue farm.
nowu as the Golden West Farm, of
acres, to Arthur C. Snrairue. for a
ousidoratiou of $1200. The new oc-
upant, Arthur O. Sprague, will
ke possession October 10. when Mr!
aud Mrs Yohann and family will
move to Portland, where theytxneet
permanently locate.
UNION PACIFIC LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PORTLAND OREGON
SAFETY
In every investment there are two considerations
safety and profit.
'1 he most important is safety; no one is justified
in putting money into any enterprise unless it can be
shown that the money so invested is practically in
sured against loss.
To place funds in a concern of any other char
acter is speculation.
The Capital of the UNION PACIFIC LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY is an absolutely safe
investment.
In considering this investment offer, therefore,
the following should he borne in mind :
That immense fortunes have been 'and are being
made in life insurance the most profitable of all
forms of legitimate business.
That there is a growing sentiment towards the
upbuilding of home institutions of every kind, and
especially in regard to life insurance.
That the UNION PACIFIC LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY stock is absolutely safe under the legal
reserve laws, and will grow more rapidly in value
than any stock available.
That by securing stock in the UNION PACIFIC
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY you have the op
portunity of personally and effectively promoting
the business of a company in which you are inter
ested, and thus adding to your profits and the value
of your holdings.
PROFIT
. On account of the h'gh percentage of success, and
because the profits sire greater than in any. other
business, tliore i no b tter investment than that in
a flourishing life insurance company.
Life insurance companies have, therefore, been
practically financed, with the result that the enor
mous profits which tliey have made, and are making,
remain in a few hands.
The plan of the Union Pacific Life Insurance
Company in distributing its capital stock in a way
by which it not only offers a remarkable opportunity
for investment, but, ai the same time, puts into effect
a successful method of securing the co-operation of
its stockholders in the upbuilding of the company,
affords an opportunity which will be quickly seen
and accepted.
It is the Purpose of the
Company to Apply the
Proceeds Received from
the Sale of its Capital
Stock so that it will in
the Following Condition:
Capital Stock
To be intact, invested in first-class mort
gages upen improved Real Estate.
To Have Foil
Financial Responsibility
Surplus
To be double amount of capital stock.
Financial Standing
To be strong.
No Reinsurance
But to have All Moneys Kept at Home.
Kind of Policy
Standard form same as New York, which
was drawn up by Legislature.
Valuation
To be net premium which is the highest
standard used.
Surrender Value
To be large.
Executive
Has had experience 25 years.
Results Promises Success
A Few Shares of Stock Can. Be Had
at $30 Per Share for a Short Time
For Further Information Address 604-605 Oregonian Building
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Assessor's Notice ol Meeting ol Board of
Equalization
Notioe is hereby giveu Jhat upon the
third Monday in October, to-wit:
Octnl.er 17th, 1!)10, the Board of
Equalization will aiten I at the court
house in (Jlack-'.mns oonnty, Oregon,
ami publioly cxnm.ue the assessment
rolls aud R.irrcl tll errors in valua
tions, descrij uons or qualities of
lauds, lots or other property assessed
by the county assessor.
Dated at uiv office this 8th day of
S- ptember 191U.
J. E. JACK,
County Assessor.
Baseball and bat or catcher's glove
or lleldur'i jdove freo with boy's suit
if price it fa. 60 or more, for a short
time only. W. A. lloliuos, Maiu St,
Digestion and Assimilation
It'is not the anantitv of food tnknn
but the amount digested and assimi
lated that Rives streiiRth aud vitality
to the B.vstem. Chamberlains Stomach
ami Liver Tablets invigorate the stom
ach and liver and enable them to t)r
torni their functions naturally. For
rale by all good dealers
WILLIAM HAMMOND,
Attorney -at - Law, Candidate at the
Primary Election for
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
District No. 4.
T huliavd Hint- flip nfHr.A nf infltiA
of the nmra is nno of the itunortaut
otlioos of this community. If I am
nominated and elected 1 will admin
ister jnstico without prejudice or
passion, completely and without de
lnv ' iirntirf tha rights of the. dtiteuse-
J , j-.. v v..w - -p.---- , . ,
less or the oppressed, aud do justice to
ill rogtmuess ol tlieir station or pcsi
ion. I will discounteuauce useless
nd needless litigation and guard the
nrhto nf H,a larilutAH hv OlinnRina
HAt..J J
II nuuoeessnrv expense to the county
iniull litigation in the justice court
Yours truly,
WM. HAMMOND.
Note: Justice District No. 4 in
cludes the following preoiucts: West
recoil Citv. Caueuab, Maple Lane,
Aberuethy, Gladstone, Oregou City
No. 1 Oregon City No. 2, aud Ore
gon City No. 8.
Paid Adv.
As usually treated.a sprained ankle
will disable a man for threo or four
weeks, but by applying Chamberlain.'
Liuiuieut freely as soon as the injury
is received, and observing the direc
tions with ea'h bottle, a cure can be
affected in from two to four days.
F.ir sale by all good dealers.
Administrator's Notice
Notice is hereby given that the uu
dersigued bus boeu appointed by the
(Mit? Court ot Clacisamas Couuty,
Oregon, us administrator of tho estate
ot Unu J. Johuson, deceasod. All
pers us having claims against said es
tate are not inert to present t lie same
to me at the office of the undersigned
attorneys in Oregon City, Oregou,
within six months from this date.
Dated September 1(5, 1910.
CAKL J. BENHAKD.
O. D. & D. O. LATOUBETTE,
Attorneys for Estate.
H. li. Beckett, a Portland attorney,
transacted legal tnsinessfflu town
Wednesday afternoon.
Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the Oonnty of Clacka
mas. Mamie Lynn, Plaintiff,
vs.
D. R. Lynn, Defendant.
To D. K. Lynn, the above named
defendant.
Iu the'uame of the State of Oro
gou: You are hereby required to ap
pear aud auswor the complsint tiled
agaiust yonin the above entitled suit,
on or before the 7th day of Novem
ber, 1910, and if yon fail so to appear
aud answer for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply lo the said court
for the relief prayed for iu said com
plaint, to w.t: for a decree dissolv
es the bonds of matrimony heretofore
and now existing between" the plain
tiiTJnud defendant; for the custody of
the minor cliild. Winnie Lynn, and
for such other and further relief as
may be just and meet in equity.
This summons is served upon yoa by
publication pursuant to an order of
the Hon J. U. Campbell, Judge of
the above entitled court, made on the
1:1th day of September, lylO, the date
of the first publication hereof is the
Kith of Sept., 1910, and the last pub
lication will be ou the 28th day of
October, 1910.
JOHN F. LOGAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the Cr.niity ot CI- ckanms.
George D. Phillips, PaiutifT,
vs.
lledda A. Phillips, Defendant.
To Hedda A. Phillips, def
eu nt
above named : ec
In the name of the State of Oregon :
You are hereby required fo appeur aud
auswer the complaint filed against
you iu the above entitled suit, on or
before the 7th day of November, 1910,
and if yon fail so to appear and au
swer for waut thereof tho pliiiiriff
will apply to the said court 'for the
relief prayed for in said oomplaint to
wit: for a decree d ssolviug the
bonds of inatriujouy heretofore and
now existing between the plaintiff
and defendant aud for such other and
further relief as may seem just and
meet, in equity.
This summons is served upon you
by publication puisnaut to an order
of the Hon. J. U. Campbell, Judge
if the above entitled court, made ou
the 7th day- of September, 1910, the
date of the first publication hereof is
the lfith day of September, 1910, and
the last publication will be ou the
38th day of October, 1910.
JOHN F. LOGAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Summons
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Olnckamas.
Henry Theadore Johnson, Plaintiff,
vs.
Ranrlii Johnson, Defendant.
To Rauda Johnson, defendant above
named :
In the name of the State of Oregon :
You are hereby required to appear aud
answer the oomplaint filed against
you in the above eutitled suit, ou or
before the 7th day of November, 1910,
and if you fail so to appear and an
swer for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to the said court for the re
lief prayed for in said complaint to
wit: for a deoree dissolving the
bonds of matrimony heretofore and
now existing between the plaintiff and
defendant and for such other and
further relief as may seem just and
Tiieiit, in equity-
This summons isstrved upiu you
by publication pursuant to an order
of the Hon. J. U. Campbell, Judge
6f trie above entitled court, made in
the 7th day of September, 1910, t.h
date of the first publication hereof is
the 16th day of September, 1910, and
the last publication will be on the
28th day of October, 1910.
JOHN F. LOGAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Joseph Sawyer has returned from a
summer spent at Sheppsrd'a Springs.
It will pay you to call up
MAIN 56
Your orders will be promptly
filled. jWe carry a complete
line of Groceries. STRICTLY
FRESH GOODS. .
JACK & ALBRIGHT
GROCERS
805 7th St.