OREGON CITY COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1918
"BUY WAR .SAVINGS JTAMPJ TODAY'
Pictures From Home
Pictures of the life he left behind him will put cheer in the life he is leading now.
Keep your Kodak busy he needs the pictures.
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BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN
Oregon CHy Jewelers, Suspension Bridge Corner
COUNTY AND
CITY LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. James Petty, of Glad
stone, are sojourning at Seaside for
a week or so of vacation. They have
property, interests at the resort
which also require their attention.
S. 0. Dillman has returned from a
brief vacation at Gearheart, where
he has been the guest of Mr. and
Mi L. Adams.
Mrs. Jack Caufield was in the city
over the early part of the week, at
which time. she was visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. David Caufield. Her hus
band was also here for a brief stay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bolds, of Van
couver, and Mr. and Mrs, Walter
Taylor, of Portland, were guests here
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. D.
Taylor on the Abernethy over the
last week-end.
Miss Ora V. Roll has returned to
Oregon City after being in Minne
sota during the past four years. She
has resumed work at the C. C. store,
where she wasormerly employed.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Callahan are be
ing entertained at the home of the
letter's sister, Mrs. M. E. LaSalle,
at Gladstone. The Callahans are
from Redlands, California, and in
tend to spend the summer visiting
with relatives here and in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Martin and
daughters, Charlotte and Elizabeth,
have returned from a two-weeks'
auto tour of Washington. They were
accompanied by Mrs. William Davis
and Miss Virginia Sha,w, and a
pleasant outing was enjoyed.
Miss Myrtle Young and Miss Dor
othy Cooper were in the city over
the last week-end, visiting with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Young. Both young ladies are
taking the nurse's training course at
the Good Samaritan hospital in Port
land. Miss Lotta Livermore, of Pendle
ton, is a guest here of her sister,
Mrs.' A. L. Beatie. Her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Bob Livermore, is also
visiting in the city, where she is the
guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Elliott. Mr. Livermore is with
Uncle Sam's fighting forces.
. Mrs. James McNeil and daughter,
Alice, left on Tuesday for a vaca
tion at Rockaway beach, in Tilla
mook county, where they will be
joined at week-ends by Mr. McNeil.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Keith and
children, of Sacramento, are con
templating returning to this city to
reside. . Mrs. Keith was formerly
Miss Edith Cheney, of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Gentry, of Van
couver, were here on combined busi
ness and pleasure during the week.
Before moving to Vancouver the
Gentrys were residents of the Staf
ford vicinity, where Mrs. Gentry's
NOTICE
Chautauqua Patrons
You can get around the advance in prices for day'
tickets at Chautauqua this year by getting your name in a
"book." , .
The book ticket plan is yours to take advantage of.
The association does not and cannot handle books. We
simply put a 50 cfent premium on initiative. Get together
with nine of your friends, take $2.00 from each and add
$2.00 of your own. Send the ten names with the $20.00
to Treasurer E. G. Caufield at Oregon City, Oregon and
the tickets will be issued up to-July 7th. After that date
it is straight $2.50. ;
Single tickets, in books of 10, if purchased
before July 7th ($20.00 per book).... $ 2.00
Single Season 2.50
"Daily Adult Admission 35
Daily Child's (over 12 years) ... .15
Child's Season (in books) 1.00
Child's Season, single - 1.25
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Correct Lubrication for
the "L"-Head Type
Engine '
This, th "L"-Head type
of automobile engine, like
11 interna combustion
engines, requires an oil
that holds its lubricating
qualities at cylinder heat,
burns clean in the com
bustion chambers and
goes out with exhaust.
ZtROLENE fills these
requirements perfectly,
became it i correctly re
fined from selected Cslf
Comi esphelt-baee crude.
"Proven Entirely Satifactory"
Only perfect satisfaction can ac
count for ttte use of ZEROLENE
by the majority of automobile own
ers. Leading coast distributors also testify that It
is " most satisfactory motor oil."
They know from the records of their service
departments and we know from exhaustive
tests that Zerolene, correctly refined from
selected California asphalt-base crude, gives
perfect lubrication with least carbon deposit.
Get our lubrication chart showing the correct
consistency for your car.
' At dealers everywhere end Standard Oil
Service Stations.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
ZEROLENE
I EteStiitdard 'OH 'fit 'Motor Cars 1
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bakers, re
side. Mrs. Eads, of Meldrum station, is
planning on a trip to Minnesota the
forepart of next week, and expects
to remain in the east for several
months.
Mrs. E. H. Bishop and son have
returned to their home at Spokane
after a pleasant visit here with Mrs.
Bishop's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Spiger.
Miss Gertrude Nefzger has depart
ed for Berkley, California, where she
will visit for a few weeks. Miss
Nefzger has but reeefftly completed
her duties as an instructor in the
Portland schools, and remained here
for a week's rest with her parents
before going south.
'Mss Carmen Schmidli has gone to
Eugene to take the summer school
course. She was employed during
the recent school term at the West
Linn school'. Miss Clara Meloin, an
other of the West Linn instructors,
has decided to take the summer
course at the normal school at Mon
mouth.
Miss Mary Silver, at 13th and
Main streets, is entertaining the
Misses Nora and Babe Thorn, of
North Bend, Oregon, for an extend
ed visit.
C. E. Ramsby was in from Molalla
during the week on business.
R. B. Snodgrass, of Lebanqn, is
here for a few days' business visit.
Word was received here announc
ing the death of the father of
Thomas A. Burke, at Moscow, Idaho,
during the week. ..Mr. Burke, who
has been at his father's bedside, is
expected to return soon to his duties
as deputy district attorney, and sec
retary of the Willamette Valley
Chautauqua Association.
A. M. Wentworth and wife are
here from Plain View, . Minnesota,
where Mr. Wentworth is connected
with the railway business, for. a visit
with W. R. Wentworth at Canemah.
They will return east the first of the
month.
Lieutenant John Haleston, of the
United States army, was visiting
with friends here during the week.
He is a graduate of the class of '14,
Oregon City high . school and since
that time has passed through West
Point military school. ,
The Oregon City Courier and the
Oregon .Parmer, both for $1.00.
M. E. Dunn, former county treas
urer, is visiting her for an indefinite
stay with relatives. Since resigning
his office, Mr. Dunn has been con
nected with the Wildwood Lumber
mill at Cottage Grove, as manager.
The plant recently was burned, and
Mr. Dunn is awaiting the recon
struction. Buy W. S. S. ,
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One of a Series of Informative Artlclee
on Dental HvgltnrNo. Z.
What
Causes Tooth
Decay?
WE know that when
food is left ex
posed to warm air for a
fiven time It ferments or
urns sour. Food caught be
tween the teeth ferments, and
this fermentation Is usually
caused by very small plants
called micro-organisms. Food
deposits in the mouth or In
between the teeth soon fer
ment and decompose, forming
an acid, which Is a solvent for
the enamel of the teeth. One
decaged tooth affects its neigh
baring tooth.
It will thus be seen that decay
la due to the presence of fer
mentingfood particles In the
mouth. Removethls by means
of a tooth-brush, or dental
floss, or by any other way,
and you will help to prevent
decay of teeth.
Diseases which occur In
childhood, such as tonsllltls,
measles, aipntnena, scanec
fever, and others, cause the
teeth to become liable to
decay more easily. This is
because during sickness the
teeth do not receive proper
nourishment and care. Very
often the six -year molars
come through with defective
enamel. When this happens
to them, or any other tooth,
it Is very important that they
be kepi clean until they can
be treated and filled by the
dentist.
Published by the
Blare Dental Association
of Oregon
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THE DIVORCE
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Hoadley Shupe is plaintiff in a
divorce suit filed against Grate D.
Shupe, his wife. The complaint
states that they were married in Il
linois in 1905, and that she deserted
him a year later.
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Elsie Babcock was granted a de
cree of divorce from Oliver Babcock
Tuesday by order of Judge Camp
bell. The grounds for the suit were
cruel and inhuman treatment, the
wife charging that her husband
drove her from their home last No
vember. They were married in 1915.
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M. Whiting, the mother of two
LOGGING COMPANY GRANT
ED PERMISSION TO OPERATE
An order of the Public Service
Commission of Oregon has just been
handed down granting the Clacka
mas County Driving and Rafting
company a franchise to operate their
log booms on- Butte and Coal creeks,
in this county. The hearing for the
franchise was held here on April 30,
at which time the commission took
testimony from a number of the resi
dents of the vicinity, who were ob
jecting to the proposed enterprise.
Many improvements are to be
made by the company, among which
will be the construction of three
dams, in Coal creek, and one large
one in Butte creek. They will also
rip-rap the points along the shore
which require protection from the
log booms and rafts. One of the
provisions of the order handed down
by the commission was that a sure
ty bond in the sum of ten thousand
children, has instituted proceedings
for divorce from W. L. Whiting, to j dollar3 be filed with the staj b the
company before commencing the pro
whom she was married in Leadville
Colorado, in 1904. Cruel and inhum
an treatment and false accusations of
infidelity are the charges in the com
plaint. The children are Lee, aged
13, and Walter, aged 7.
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In a recent decree signed by Judge
Campbell, Suoma Liljeroos secured a
divorce and the return of her maiden
name, Suoma Wahamen, from Toivo
Liljeroos, whom she married in Van
couver, Washington, in November
1915. In January of last year, ac
cording to the testimony at the
trial, the husband deserted his
spouse.
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A divorce decree is asked for in a
complaint just filed in the circuit
ourt by Mabel E. Giese, who was
married to H. J. Giese in Minneap
olis in March, 1912. Soon after the
nuptials were performed, the husband
is charged with instituting a regime
of acts of cruelty, making life bur
densome for the wife.
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Judge J. U. Campbell, of the cir
cuit court, Monday signed decrees of
divorce in two cases, Clara Mallett
securing separation from Arthur T.
Mallett, with the custody of their
minor child, Dorothy, and the sum of
$15 monthly for its care and educa
tion. Emma Perronnett Groff was
decreed "a divorce from Henry Wal
lace Groff..
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In divorce proceedings instituted
this week, Anton Fischer seeks sep
aration from Alma Fischer, whom he i
married in Salem, in 1905. They are
the parents of two children, Eugenia,
aged 10, and Robert, aged 6, the cus
tody of whom the father seeks. He
charges his wife with desertion, al
leged to have taken place in June of
1916. The children are now under
the care of the defendant, says the
complaint.
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Blanche Cora Bingham has been
granted a decree of divorce from
John B. Bingham, on the grounds of
cruel and inhuman treatment. They
were married in 1904, and have four
children, the custody of whom the
plaintiff asked the court to grant
the defendant. The children are
Ethel, Hazel, Catherine, and Wilbur.
Mrs. Bingham stated at the hearing
ihat the father had always treated
bhe children in a kindly manner, and
was better able to provide for them
than she. The court allowed her the
privilege of seeing the children at
stated periods.
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Marrying in Vancouver in 1916,
and drawing a Xantippia, who has
made a nervous wreck of him by her
habitual indulgence in cursing, beat
ing, and in otherwise physically or
mentally injuring him, was the un
happy lot of one Edward E. Well
man, if his complaint in his suit for
divorce from Angeline Wellman is
to be taken as it reads. In many
ways belieing her beautific name, did
this spouse of Well man's make his
life miserable. The grand finale in
this domestic tragedy came in April
of this year, when, says the plain
tiff, he was badly beaten over the
head with a broom, and ejected from
his home.
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In one of the most pitiful com
plaints ever filed here for divorce,
lies the story of heart-broken Wanda
Campen, the mother of a 10-months-
old child, who is seeking divorce
from Henry Campen, at his request,
that he may marry a girl whom he
had known in former years and with
whom, he intimated to his wife,
there had been an understanding. He
claims that he had married in order
to erase the former dulciniea from
his mind, but the experiment had
been unsuccessful. When he saw her
he lost his heart all oer, and upon
the event of her father forgiving
him for his former escapade, and
suggesting that he marry her to re
pair the damage, he begged his wife
to secure her release that he might
make reparation .before he died, as
he stated he had hot long to live,
The brave wife has filed her suit
for divorce, and has secured an order
from the Court directing her husband
to pay the sum of $50 monthly dur.
ing the pendancy of the trial for the
support of herself and child, and the
additional sum of $100 has been
ordered paid to her at once for the
costs of the action,
posed operations. The, company is
also required to file copies of rates
to be charged for driving logs and
handling booms on the creeks for
other concerns. - '
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SPEAKERS AT MT. PLEASANT
AID IN DEDICATION OF FLAG
On Saturday night, at Mt. Pleas
ant, the community service flag was
dedicated with a ceremony arranged
by the Parent-Teachers' association.
Rev. C. H. L. Chandler was the
speaker of the evening, and made an
excellent address. W. A. Barnum
acted as chairman, and Joseph Ro
man, an old soldier, made a short
address, complimenting the district
on the good showing made m all
the patriotic endeavors of the day.
The stars on the service flag are
representative of the following young
men: Carl Hultenburg, Wallace Mc
Cord, James R. Stafford, James Dan
nemann, Eugene Niles, Ralph W.
Niles, William Telford, John Telford.
Otis Warthen, Ray Warthen, Regin
ald Vowell, Harold Graves, Gordon
McKillican, Charles Andrews, Fred
G. Stutts, Victor Judd, Lester Marrs,
Charles Holmes, (golden star).
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RED CROSS REMEMBERED
BY FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Columbia Hook and Ladder
company, of the Oregon City volun
teer fire department appropriated, at
a recent meeting, the sum of $25, as
a donation to the , Red Cross branch
here. Gifts of money from the clerks
and judges in the , primary election
continue to come in, and a great per
cent of these officers have turned
over their county warrants received
for their work on the election boards.
Funds at the local Red Cross head
ciuarters are always in demand, as
the need of more sunnlies has, bee
steadily increasing. The emergence
call for bandages and other hospital
accessories has . called for every
available cent, and the various do
nations from patriotic people and
organizations throughout the county
have been gratefully received.
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PRUNE GROWERS ASKED
TO MEET HERE JULY 1
County Food Administrator H. S.
Anderson authorizes the following
announcement:
"All prune growers of Clackamas
county are asked to meet at th
County Court room in Oregon Citv
on Mondav July 1. at 2:30 P. M., the
purpose of this meeting beine, to se
lect delegates to attend a state meet
ing at the Public library in Portland
on July 2nd at 9:30 A. M., at which
time price regulation and other mat
ters of interest will be discussed.
"The announcement of the meeting
in Oregon City is made at the sug
gestion of W, K. Newell, Assistant
Food Administrator." '
Buy W. S. S.
Everyone knows best how he can
reduce his expenses so that he may
have more savings with which to
buy War Savings Stamps.
Rheumatism Arrested
If you suffer with lame muscles or
stiffened joints look out for impuri
ties in the blood, because each at
tack gets more acute and stubborn.
To arrest rheumatism you must
improve your, general healtt and
purify your blood; the cod liver oil
in Scott's Emulsion is Nature's
great blood-maker while it also
strengthens the organs to expel the
Imparities. Scott's is helping thous
ands who could sot find other relief,
60 a Boms, WoeaMU..
HAWLEY PAPER MILLS GET
SITE FOR T0AL BUNKER?
The Hawfty Pulp and Paper com
pany, of this city, has acauir
ed title to valuable building sites
adioining the property now owned bv
them on the southern end of Mmn
treet. The new property consists of
lot 1 and lot 3, in block 2. The land
extends to the river, and gives the
naper company ownership of all of
black 2. It is the purpose of the
"ompany to establish coal bunkers on
the new site, as the government reg
ulations will soon forbid the use of
fuel oil in industrial plants.
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Card of Thanks
We desire to express our gratitude
and thanks to our friends and brother
lodgemen for their kindness and
beautiful ifloral offerings; also for
kindness of the Moose band at the
illness and death of Carlos W. Moak.
'MRS. CARLOS W. MOAK,
AND RELATIVES.
Dangers of Costiveness
Auto-intoxication, headache, lassi- j
tnrlfl. irritnhilir.v. "hhipa anllownAcm.
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blotches, are among the results of
constipation. If long neglected It
may cause piles, ulceration of bow
lea, apendicitis, nervous prostration,
paralysis. Don't delay treatment.
Best remedy is Foley Cathartic Tab
lets, as many thousands know from
experience. They not only do their
work surely, easily, gently, but with
out Injury to stomach or . intertinal
lining. Contain no habit-forming ele
ment. Jones Drug Co.
St. Celia Chorus to Assist atfRccitnl
The annual recital of the piano
students of Miss Sadye Evelyn Ford
will be held at the Methodist church
next Saturday evening, June 29th.
Professor Gustav Flechtner, violinist,
and the St. Celia chorus, will assist
with the program.
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MAKE YOUR $ HAVE MORE CENTS
Your Attention
should be attracted to our advertisements In this paper each week
for the reason that we quote lower prices on Groceries than you will
find anywhere in the city.
Our Cash and Carry Method
makes this possible for the reason that we pay no expense to keep up
a delivery system and therefore you buy your groceries from us with
this item deducted from each article.
We have explained this many times to our customers, and we
are glad to announce that those of our patrons that do understand
about the Cash and Carry Method appreciate it.
Below we again quote several attractive prices on different items
in our stock:
Extra Specials Before 12 o'clock
Saturday,
1 pound 40c bulk Coffee ....... 25c
1 pound 60c Tea . ; 45c
Other Prices for the Week
2 Cans of Tomatoes .. . 25c
2 Cans of Peas 25c
Barley Flour, per pound ... , 6c
Super Fine Flour, per pound . 5c
Jar Rubbers, best grade, per dozen, . ... .. . . 5c
AH 40c Coffee, per. pound ' : 35c
VV. B. Stokes has Butter Day every Saturday
MAKE YOUR $ HAVE MORE CENTS
W. B. STOKES
Foot of Elevator
The Old Morgan Stand
Oregon City
Don't you need tfr'ngs for
mlking and Butter makings
See o ur churns
and
Cream Separators.
TURN THE DAIRY PART OF YOUR FARM INTO A
BIG MONEY MAKER BY INSTALLING A LABOR-SAVING
CREAM SEPARATOR AND OUR NEW DAIRY UTENSILS.
THE EXTRA MONEY YOU WILL GET FOR YOUR
PRODUCT WILL PAY BIG DIVIDENDS ON THE INVEST
MENT YOU HAVE MADE. '
COME IN.
USE OUR HARDWARE; IT STANDS HARD WEAR.
B. J. Staats Hardware Co.
524 Main Street Oregon City, Ore.
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