OREGON CITYjjCOURIER, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1912
UNION MILLS.
Haying in this visinity has suf.
fered somewhat on awhount of the
rain, but the prospects for fine
weather are favorable just now
Late oats are rather short and
garden peas are also poor.
Dr. Dell Truliger has just treat
ed himself and family to a brad
new auto of the Buic make.
We have a few tracts of real es
tate yet for sale. Now is your
time, don't yer know.
T. O. Ilusband of Hood River
and his two sons, Guy and Golden
are visiting relatives here this
week.
Ther is an abundance of wild
blackberries this year.
Woor on the railroad here is
pushing right along.
Everybody is wearing a bright
sinil ethese days, even if it does
rain. Why? Ho! Its because
there are two railroads' in sight
HIGHLAND.
Men are working on the new
Marshall road.
Mr. Scribner and family were
in Oregon City Monday.
Sam Fellows and Jack Wallace
were in town Monday.
Henry Fid lows is constructing
a wireless telegraph station.
One, two, three. Everybody
cut hay.
Matt. Scribner was cutting haya
Tuesday.
Miss Ellen who has been vsit
ing her sister in Portland for two
weeks, returned home for the 4 tli .
Hurley Fellows was in Vancou
ver the fourth.
Leo Parish was sawing wood
last week.
Sam Fellow has bought a new
mower.
Jo eParish and family were at
the campmeeting at New Era Sun
day. Mrs. Scriber visited her sister
at Silver Spring for a week.
Harvey lloll and Hurley Fellows
were at the campmeeting at New
Era Sunday.
Tho board of directors of the
Alberta school held a meetingSat
urday to consider bids for dig
ging a well and cutting wood. The
wood contract was given to Har
vey Holland. There were no bids
on the well.
And still some people say it is
going to rain.
Matt. Scribner and the lower
Highland men llnisbed a large till
in the lower Highland road last
week.
Crops are doing fine, especially
the spuds.
The roads are not dusly, but
wait and see next week.
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FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Administrator's Notloe of SaleTf
Real Property.
In the County Court of Clacka
mas County, Slato of Oregon.
In tho matter of the estate of
Charley Herg, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undorsigned as the duly appoint
ed qualilled and acting admin
istrator of the estato. of Charley
Berg, deceased, by virtue of an or
der of sale duly mado and entered
in and by the above entitled court,
in the matter of the sale of real
propertly in the above entitled
estate, under date the 1 01 h day of
July, 1912, will on and after the
20th day of August, 1912, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a.m., receive
bids and proceed to sell tho real
property in the above entitled
the ofllco of of Valdeniar Lidell,
administrator herein, at the olllce
of Waldcmar Seton, his attorney,
Room 431, Worcester Building,
Ihird and Oak Slieels, Portland,
Oregon, as well ns at the olllce of
the Oregon City Courier, Oregon
City, Oregon. 'That said sitli. will
be for cash or part cash, balance
secured by (lrsl mortgage on the
premises sold, and thai said null
property will be sold at private
sulo to the best bidder, subject to
tho confirmation and approval of
tho abovo entitled court. That
all tho right,tille nnd interest that
tho said Charley Herg, deceased,
had in said premises, and all in
terest that his estate has since
acquired in said real properly,
will bo sold. Thaat said property
so to bo sold is more particularly
described as follows, lo-wil::
Heginning 30 chains (nst of the
northwest corner of that certain
tract of land deeded to Eli Cris
well by C. W. Purler and wife on
October 13, 189(1, and which said
doed is recorded on page 389 of
volume 03 in Recoils of Deeds for
Clackamas County, Stale of Ore
gon, running thence south L'O
chains, thence east live chains,
thenco north 2(1 chains, thence
west 5 chains to the place of be
ginning, containing ten acres of
land in Clackamas county, stale
of Oregon.
Dated July 10, 1012.
Date of llrsl. publication, Julv
12, 1912.
Valdeniar Lidell,
Administrator
Waldinar Seton,
Attorney for the Kstute.
MINING OF SULPHUR.
Pumn.d to th. Surface After It It
Melted by Hot Water.
The mining of sulphur In Louisiana
Is an Interesting process. The sulphur
depusit situated neur Lake Charles
lies about 440 feet beneath the surface
nnd is about 100 feet thick, feeds of
quicksand overlying the sulphur ren
der the sinking of shnfts Impossible,
and the sulphur Is therefore pumped
to the surface. A well Is driven
through the numerous strata to the
sulphur Impregnated beds in much the
same manner as Is usual in sinking
wells for oil and gas. In each well
there are placed concentrically four
lines of pipe, having din meters ranging
from ten Inches to one inch. Super
heated water and hot air are forced
down the pipes and the spaces be
tween them to melt the sulphur and to
bring It to the surface. The hot water
flows down between tbe two outer
pipes, whlcb are respectively ten
Inches and six Inches In diameter, and
passes Into the sulphur bearing mass,
melting the sulphur. The quantity of
sulphur incited and the range of e
tion of (he water depend on the tern
ricrnture of the wnter and on the
pressure at which It is supplied.
The heavy melted sulphur runs back
mto the sump around the bottom of
the well pipe, which it enters through
boles provided for this purpose. Hoi
compressed air is forced down through
the smallest or one inch pipe and ut
tbe bottom of the well mixes with the
melted sulphur and forms an aerated
mass sudlclently low In specllic grav
Ity to allow the water pressure to ele
vate the-melted sulphur to the surface.
where It Is discharged Into large rec-
(angular vats, constructed of rough
planking. The dimensions of the vats
vary somewhat, hut they are made us
large as 350 by 2"i0 by 40 feet, and
ome or tnem are so arrangeu mat
railroad trains can pass between them,
After the sulphur has cooled and so-
llditied It Is regularly mined the same
as If It were a natural deposit. United
Slates (JeoloKlciil Survey.
AERIAL ROPEWAYS.
Unique Method of Handling Timber In
German East Africa.
Aerial cnbleways have been used for
manj purposes and with varying suc
cess in different parts of the world,
but probably unique In Its way is tbe
Installation for timber transport at the
New Hornow mills, in the Csambara
mountains of German East Africa.
and Its success during tbe last eight
een months Is likely to encourage the
provision of similar devices In other
colonial timber regions where trans
port 'difficulties exist The distance
covered by the Installation mentioned
is upward of five miles that Is, from
the sawmills on the edge of the forest,
situated at an altitude of 0,220 feet,
and tbe nearest railway station, be
tween seventy and eighty feet above
the sea level. A log rood or other sur
face line was out of the question la
such a descent, especially as the rock
of a treacherous character. How
steep the cubleway Is in parts may be
gathered from the fact that between
Uie two angle stations ipe gradient is
actually 41 degrees, which has been
rarely exceeded anywhere In the
world. Along this cable rough or sawed
logs up to forty-six feet In lengtb and
weighing one ton make their way
down the mountain side to the railway
station, and rails and other loads are
hauled up to the sawmills.
The construction of tbe cableway
was an engineering fent of no ordinary
kind and necessitated the erectlou not
i only of the two angle stations mention
' ed, but also of two tension towers, and
it is to be noted that some of the sup
porting towers are of considerable
height, one actually being as blgb as
100 feet. Steel had to be used through
out owing to the danger of wood de
stroying ants, but It Is Interesting In
view of similar Installations which
may be put up that the whole work
was curried out by unskilled native la
bor under the direction of the Eu
ropean engineers.
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Kliza Pool, Depewa, Okla., "and I
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N. J. tlorham, cashier bank of
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pains in his kidneys and back
wore terrible. "I got a bottle of Fo
ley Kidney Pills from our drug
gist and Ibcy entirely relieved
me, 1 linvo more benefit from
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some ol which 1. ZItrVV ,h"
with mandrake root, OntZ In '.,he Wild-'h"T tree,
(olden leal root, make V .LS I? ' "e root' "ueen Hloodroot and
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Mui vegetable alterative and tonic extract of the freetc.t
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mil S.!2a"S". y-r'OoU,'.,, Mcal
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Transacts a General Banking Business Open from 9 a. m. to 3
George L. Gigbie, Manton, Mich,
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I find for my case no other nied-
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The Choice of a Husband.
iss too important, a matter for a
woman to be handicapped by
weakness, ( bad blood or foul
breath. Avoid these killhopes by
taking Dr. King's Life Pills. New
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Legal briefs, quick and at the
right prices. Courier offico.
Women's Hose
Shown in lack and the Popular Ncr ShadesBest
$ 1 .25 Grade at 98c
You know the weight and character of stockings add to or detract from your com
fort and costume Therefore if you are particular about such things, you should
not overlook this underpriced sale of Women's High Grade Silk Stockings. These
are made of the finest of silk, with double heel and toe and heavy lisle sole and
ribbed lisle garter top. They come in all sizes and are' shown in black and the
new shades of tan, light and dark gray, light blue and navy, lavender, pink, etc.
Stockings that sell everywhere at $1,25 a pair OA
priced for this sale at 70C
A Sale of Womens Silk Boot Hose, 50c Grade, 3 Pairs for $ 1 .00
These are wonderful bargains at this lowered price. Fine thread-silkv hose, made
with double toe and high spliced heel, double lisle sole and lisle top. They come
in all sizes from 8 J to 10. Bought to sell regularly at 50c a pair d 1 (f
Priced for this sale at 35c per Pair or THREE PAIRS FOR M vU
SP'L WOMEN'S PUMPS and OXFORDS
Shown in latest styles, in Patent Colt, Vici Kid, Gun Metal and Russian Calf
Regular $3 and $3.50 Values $2.19
This interesting sale shows the latest style Pumps and Oxford in qualities that
cannot be surpassed for wear. All styles and sizes in ' patent colt, vici kid, gun
metal and Russian Calf, in button and blucher lace, light and heavy sole, Q
low and high heel. The kind that sell regularly at $3 and $?.50 a pair
Misses and Children's Pumps and Oxfords
This is a very inportant sale, and we expect to have hundreds take advantage of
it. A great line of Misses' and Children's Pumps and Oxfords, shown in all
leathers and in all sizes. They come in patent colt, vici kid, gunmetal and Russia
calf, good solid leather throughout.
Sizes 8H 1 1 . regular $31 (Tnl Sires 11 to 2, reg. $2.50 1 1 7c
values, specially priced pr.S 1 -r values, specially priced, prv
Buy it now. Chamberlain's
Cholic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is almost certain to be
deeded befor the summer is over.
By it now and be prepared for any
such emergency. For sale by
Huntley Bros. Co.
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