THE BANNER-COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1922.
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Community lEife
. News From Over
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
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Rev. Herbert Gould Crocker has al
cepted the call extended by Grace Com
munity church and will commence his
duties at once. Rev. Crocker came to
the west from Brooklyn, N. Y., where
he served as assistant pastor to Rev.
Dwight Hillis of the Brooklyn Taber
nacle: For several years after com
ing west he served as pastor of the
.. First Congregational church of Ore
gon City, resigning "eighteen months
ago to give his personal attention, to
his fruit farm near Newberg. Mr.
Crocker succeeds Rev. A. B. Snider,
who was obliged to give up his pastor
ate on account of a severe surgical
operation, which he recently underwent.
Fred J. Tooze, Jr., of Oregon City,
was the soloist last Sunday at the
morning services m Grace congrega
tional church, when he sang ''The
Holy City." He was accompanied by
his sister. Miss Helen Tooze. So
pleased was the audience that Mr
Tooze has been requested to favor the
church with a return visit.
Mrs. Will Lawrence and Mrs. Edwin
A. Pearson are attending the state
convention of the parent-Teachers''
Association, at Eugene, as delegates
from the Jennings Lodge organiza
tion. Mrs. Lawrence is an alternate
in place of Mrs. Norman Chapman,
president, who was unable to attend.
Henry Babler ha3 gone to Los An
geles, in charge of .a shipment of
Guernsey cattle made ,by Mrs. A: I.
Hughes. On his return he will stop
at San Francisco, where he will visit
his daughters, Mrs. Ed. Schwartz and.
Miss Leorah Babler. He will be ab
sent two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George Maple have
rented the MacFall cottage, next to
the school house grounds. Mrs. Mac
Fall will spend the winter in Spokane.
Mrs. W. T. Weaver and Mrs. Lloyd j
of Portland, were dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W H. Tillman, last Sat
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Jones had as their
guests, last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Jones, their three daughters, and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas of Spokane.
The entertainment given by the
Christian Endeavor Society, Saturday
epening, under the direction of Carl
Starker, was highly successful. They
were favored by a good-sized audi
ence. The entertainment netted $30
for the treasury of the society.
Elvador Wanker and Miss Gertrude
Kennedy were married at the White
Temple in Portland, last Thursday
Evening, at 8 o'clock. They were at
tended by J. Doty of Bolton and Miss
Wanda Wanker, sister of the groom.
They left Friday morning for Pacific
City, where they will enjoy a short
honeymoon. Upon their return they
will start housekeeping at the groom's
farm home in the Hazelia district.
Mrs. Frank Coovert of Gladstone
visited with friends in Jennings Lodge,
Monday.
Rev. Ruel Snider, who has been ill
at the home of his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. A. B. Snider, is convalescing.
The Community Club met at the
school house, last Wednesday evening.
Cards were enjoyed and refreshments
served.
Mrs. Sarah Johnston of Port Oxford,
Oregon, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Woodcock, of Hull Ave
nue. Mrs. Cora Ingalls, who has been vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. S. A. Mosher,
left Saturday for Hillsboro, where she
will spent the winter with her son.
Mrs. Charles Starker of Portland
spent the week-end with her son, Carl
Starker, and family.
Ms. Norman Chapman, president of
the Parent-Teachers' Association of
Rothe, has been on the sick list for
the past several days.
The first meeting of the Luncheon
Club was' held at the home of Mrs. H.
E. Hendry, last Thursday. Covers
were laid for twelve.
Janet Booth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. S. Booth, of Hull Avenue,
was surprised by a number of her
friends, last Thursday evening, the oc
casion being her twelfth birthday an
niversary. Refreshments were served
and games enjoyed.
been the guest of Mrs. W. H. Holmes.
The Parent-Teachers Association
will give a reception , to the teachers
of the Parkplace schools, Saturday
night, October 28, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Holmes, to which the
friends and patrons of the school are
cordially invited?
Mrs. Jennie Butts has returned to
Parkplace, after several weeks spent
at the Claire Maple home in Jennings
Lodge.
Mr. Woodward shot two' Chinese
pheasants Saturday afternoon, in the
woods on Clackamas Heights.
HAZELIA
Mrs. D. E. Christiansen
The Hazelia school has organized an
edftorial staff and will send news items
to Oregon City to be published weekly.
Helen Spousta visited Norma Whit
ten last week.
- Tom Everhart of Indiana visited the
F. W. Lehman family, recently. . -
Henry Zivney visited Everett and
Leonard Whitten last Sunday after
noon. ..
F. W. Lehman and son Donald went
to Tualatin, Sunday afternoon.
T.' Childs has been helping J. J.
Burkhardt dig. potatoes.
C. E. Johnson and grandson, Lynn
Kelland, went to Portland to see the
latter's mother, Sunday.
Some people in this neighbor are
digging potatoes this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Lehman visited
Mr. and Mrs. Mickles of Portland,
Sunday.
Last Saturday night Mr. and Mrs.
Whitten attended a dance in Portland.
J. J. Burkhardt and. family went to
Tualatin, Sunday afternoon, to visit
relatives. -
E. H. Cherney and family of Port
land were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Spousta, Sunday after
noon.
Andrew Mandis took Lena and Man-
da Garcia to Portland, Sunday after
noon. -
R. J. Zivney ana W. H. Zivney are
on a hunting trip in southern Oregon.
They expect -to return in about a
week.
Anna, Bozena and Helen -Spousta
visited Mrs. G. Gill, Sunday afternoon.
The road workers are grading the
roads - of this neighborhood and ex
pect to finish them this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burkhardt made
a business trip to Oregon City, last
Monday.
Mrs. F. W. Lehman has been selling
farm products on the Public Market
during the, past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Chienny of Ore
gon City visited Frank Whitten and
family, last Sunday.
Mr. Kueper and daughter Ruth, of
Portland, spent an enjoyable Saturday
afternoon at the home of J. J. Burkf
hardt.
Pupils of the Hazelia. school have
been receiving letters and photographs
from the pupils of the Kiowa grammar
school in Colorado.
J. J. Burkhardt has been selling
farm products near Bryant and Lake
Grove.
Miss Ethel Thompson of Oswego
visited at the J. P. Cook home, Sun
day.
Mrs. James Zivney was a Portland
visitor, Tuesday.
these meetings is to interest the peo
ple in the coming elections and to ex
plain the various measures to be voted
on.
Mr. and Mrs. . R. A. Junken and the
Misses Blanche, Rum and Elsie Jun
ken spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. Elliott, at Oregon City.
The basket social, given at the
church, Saturday evening, by the mem
bers of Mrs. Ream's class, was a great
success. In addition to the baskets,
candy and cakes were sold. The
money will be used to make a payment
on the piano.
A farewell party was given to Miss
Orilla Oliver last Saturday night.
Card playing and story telling helped
to pass the evening. Miss Oliver will
leave for the Emanuel hospital, Nov,
1st, where she will enter training as a
nurse.
B. P. McArthur left Monday morning
for California, where he will spend the
winter. On his way he will stop at
Berkeley and visit his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry of Stafford will
move-into the Runion home on Maple
avenue. v
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FROGPOND '
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Mrs. Emma Sharp and Mrs. , Anna
Robbing spent Saurday in Oregon City.
Dick Oldenstadt. George Olden
stadt .Earl Oldenstadt, Amos 'Mayes,
Norman Turner, Howard Turner, Roy
Thompson, Victor Thompson, Otis Rob-
bins and Mr. Piatt visited at Ed.
Sharp's, Sunday.
' Those attending the dance at Leis
man!s hall, Willamette, last Saturday
night, were: Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Turner, Myrtle Aden, Norman Turner,
Harold Sharp, George Oldenstadt,
Byrle Turner, Hugh Moulton, Nola
Turner and Ralph Moulton.
Earl Mensinger and Mrs. Warner,
of Portland, were tne guests of Mrs.
Beda Sharp, Sunday afternoon. .
The Literary Society meeting, held
last Friday, was a huge success. A
short program was enjoyed. The offi
cers elected for the coming year, are:
President, Otis Robbins; vice-president,
Smith Turner; secretary-treasurer,
Nola Turner. The program com
mittee appointed consist of Irvin
Sharp, Dora Oldenstadt and Anna Rob-
bins. The next meeting'is to be held
on the third Friday in November.
Mrs. George Aden's mother, Mr3.
Wealty, of Portland, is spending a f ews
days with her.
Conrad Priester of Oregon City
spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
Lyle Tiedeman.
Miss Myrtle Oldenstadt spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Oldenstadt.
Mrs. John Aden spent Saturday in
Oregon City. . .
Harry Gosser spent Monday in Ore
gon City. - .
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Turner had as
their dinner guests, Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Turner.
Otis Robbins and Harold Sharp
were Oregon City visitors, Wednesday.
Saturday, October 28, is to be a big
day at Frogpond. There will be a ba
zaar in the afternoon at Grange hall,
and from '6: 00 to 9:00 o'clock a chick
en supper will be served at the hall.
After supper there will be a dance.
Everyone be sure and attend.
Mr. and Mrs. .Smith 'Turner and
daughter Nola; also Miss Dora Olden
stadt and George Oldenstadt, spent
Sunday evening in Oregon City.
Ferdinand Shawper of Oswego put a
new roof on the Sharp home, last
week.
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Recent Oregon City visitors from
Clarkes, were: Mr. and Mrs. George
Clark, Ted Sager, Ten. Bottemiller,
Otto Gasser, Albert-Schiewe, Albert
Gasser, Clara Hofstetter,' Mr. Lindau
and Julius Schiewe.
Mrs. S. Elmer is visiting for a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Josi, at Mount Pleasant.
Next Saturday, at the regular time
and place, the milk testing will be
held. You do .not have to bring the
cow only a sample of the milk.
Leichtweis Bros, transacted busi
ness in Oregon City, last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall visited with
Mr. and Mrs. John Leichtweis, Sun
day. Mrs. Martin and children visited the
Gassers, last Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Hanhart and sons
James and Ralph were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Owens, Sunday.
Raymond Schmidt, accompanied by
the Misses Mae and Florence Hoffman,
of Portland, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Hoffman, Sunday.
T. Cornwell was in Oregon City on
business, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Klumpp and Miss
Annie Schmidt of Portland, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Joe Schmidt,
Sunday.
Mrs. Hinkson is very ill at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Meeker. Dr.
Mount is the attending physician.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Kandle, accom
panied by Miss Esther Moser, were
week-end guests of the Moser family
at Stafford.
Mrs. C. C. Kandle visited Mr. and
Mrs. A. Rakel, at Canemah, .Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fonander and Mrs.
Ray Taylor were Oregon City visitors,
Saturday.
The tecent party at tji'e Rambo
home was well attended' and all pres
ent report a fine time.
George Stewart was a caller at the
Nicholas home, Sunday.
Elmer Graves has purchased a new
Ford car.
Mildred Simms spent home week at
the home of her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Nelson. Belle and
Bonnie McVay, and Eugene Miller,
were Oregon City callers, Saturday.
L. Skidmore was a Portland visitor.
Monday.
Ed. Hoffman is keeping books for
the co-operative grocery store at
Beaver Creek. .
P. E. Wetmore had the misfortune
to hurt his foot, Wernesday.
The Highland Literary Society will
meet Friday evening, and if you want
a gooa time come.
Adolph Waneck, one of the twins, is
suffering with a smashed finger, the
result of playing with a separator.
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PARKPLACE
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Miss Nannie Gray of Portland was
a Sunday guest at the home of her
parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Rudolph Gray.
Mrs. J. L. Glazik of Portland is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Bert Good
pasture. Mrs. Sam Jones entertained Port
land friends, Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Kerrick of Oregon City
spent Saturday with Parkplace friends.
Mrs. W. N. Wallace of Corvallis has
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The attendance at the silver tea,
recently held at the home of Mrs. H.
Leisman was very large. The after
noon was spent in sewing and in a
social time.
At the political meeting, held in the
Willamette gymnasium Saturday eve
ning, C. Schuebel and Jas. E. Hedges
debated the question, "Resolved that
the Compulsory Education Bill be en
acted as a state law." The purpose of
The County Court
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$7375; J. W. Miles, $23.10; D. T. Mel-
drum, $34.40; W. C. Cowgill, Jr., $219.
05; Lawrence Hull, $37.98; G. D. Ham
mond, $4.99; Gordon Wilson, $13.48;
Chas. Simmons, $38.40; 'M. T. Ryan,
$38.40; Clifford R'lea, $121.97; E. W.
Paddock, $84.89; Cecil Wells, $112.49;
Geo. Pennell, $156.72; Joe Lilly, $112.
27; 'T. W. Bell, $5.98; H. Howell, $112.
78; John Berg, $64.28; J. Wicklina,
$55.31; C. Swanson, $1596; H. Eling
sen, $75.03; A. E. Johnson, $11.96;
John Kresturin, $64.28; John Starfin-
ger, $64.28; E. L. Palfrey, $15.96; C. E.
Buell, $5.29; G. V. Adams, $9.96; D. H.
Ramsby, $9.96; O. L Dickerson, $4.04;
Geo. Baty, $1.24; Wm. Braatz, $31.43;
Hartley Johnson, $5.98; Gus Lesh, $7.
47; Wm. Lewis, $8.97; C. C. Cash, $79.
62; H. B. Maddon, $39.96; W. J. Hen-
rici, $68.10; Union Oil Co. of Califor
nia, $26.25; The Beebe-Ullfers Co., $13.-
67; W. A. Lawson, $3.50; Karl Kor
mann, $7; Edward Rose Kilgallon, $50;
John Heft, $6.99; A. Heft, $3.49; John
Oaks, $3.49; Geo. Pennell, $13.06.
Election-nCounty. .Clerk, $22.50.
Sheriff Western Union Telegraph
Co., $6.63; C. C. Miller Co., $ .85;
Sheriff of Multnomah Co., $18; D. M.
Marshall, $12; Oregon City Enterprise,
$7.80; W. J. Wilson, $24; C. H. Elston,
$3.20.
Clerk Huntley-Draper Drug Co., $2.-
50; F. A Miller, $18.50; The Banner-
Courier, $91.
Recorder J. G. Noe, $12.
Treasurer Huntley - Draper Drug
Co.', $3.25; W. S. Warren, $9.50; Mary
Confer, $37.40; W. W. Everhart, $10;
Oregon City Enterprise, $14.65.
Assessor A. B. Cole, $10; Oregon
City Enterprise, $5; H. N. Everhart,
$5. .
County Court Wm. Gardner, $5; Pa-
hcific Highway Garage. $2.71: Park-
Shepherd Motor Co. Inc., $2.46; W. A.
Proctor, $35; W. F.. Harris, $65.
Court House Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co., $86.60; C. W. Friedrich
& Son, $3.90; Portland Railway Light
& Power Co., $9.31; Board' of Water
Commissioners, $19.68; Woodward
Bros., $85.
Circuit Court E. W. Fowler, $1; C.
A. Sturat. $2.20: F. E. Twe JSfin-
Claude D. Rittenhouse. 32 4fl- J ronrt-
ney, $2.20; R. B. Runyon, $12.50; Lela
O Tim,!, C. T 'J , f f I.' n .
Florence McKinnis. $7: Mrs. Clara
MurDhv. $2.40: Chas. Uvesav i9.in-
Chas. Mann, $2.40; John Murp'hy, $2.-'
u; a. a. sunnett, $3; Mrs. F. W.
King. $4: Mrs. C. .T. Smith 3U? 9.ft-
Mrs. Gus Olsen. $3.20: Mr. Olson S3.'.
20; Mrs. Charles Straight, $2.40; Jerry
fiemmingway, wesiey Foumal,
$2.20; George Gray. $4.80: Ben. Wil
cox, $4.80; Phil. Hammond, $2.20; Vera
Caufield, $2.20; Mrs. Waldkirch, $6.40;
George Waldkirch, $6.40: Gus Wald
kirch, $6.40; Ralph Myers, $6.40; F.
Madden, $5.60; D. M. Marshall, $6; A.
E. Bryson, $5; Mrs. Bryson, $5; Ar.
Schoenborn. S3. 60: Walter Talnr sk-
W. B. May, $2.20; H. J. Feathers, $3.80;
Frances Bowland, $2.20: R. C. Par-
rent. $9.80: C-. F. Murrav. ss- Mrs C.
F. Murray $5; Margaret Falk, $4; C. T.
Sievers, $20; R. C. Parrent, $10; E. G.
White, $10; John Augustine, $35.20;
Grover C. Pomeroy, $9; Augusta B.
Haberlach, $4; Frank Albee. $6.20:
John G. JEdwardson. $4.80: William
Lewis, $4.40; Earl Gerber, $20; Lula
M. Fletcher, $24; A. W. Cooke, $20;
'Maggie G. Friel, $32; Chas. W. Harris.
$32; Dora B. Herring, $23; Arda L.
Amrine, $20;. jQhn C. Bradley, $18.20;
uean iuuer,
Justice of the Peace E. W. Fowler
$8; Oregon City Enterprise, $12.40;
Ed. Fortune, $51; Geo. T. Parrv. S3-
E. J. Noble $106.60: Ralnh j. Mrtv
$1.20; L. W. Ray, $1.20; D. D Bain.
$1.20; C. P. Fair, $1.20; G. A. Schue
bel, $1.20: F. H. Cross. Sl.20- Wm j
Wilson, $1.70; Henry Heerdt, $2.30;'
Gust Yeske, $2.30; R. J. Brown, $2.30;
Davis E. Jones. $2.30:W. H. Powell.
$1.20: G. E. Hollowell. si.?.n- T.mn v.
Jones. $1.20: O. E. Frevtasr. i.fin- W
A. Osborne, $1.20; F. B. Madison, $1.
20; John A. Wilson, $4.50;. Ray Doo
little, $1.70; O. Yates, Jr., $4.50; J. N.
Hanna, $4.50; A. J. Fohl, $4.50; H. H
Hughes, $1.70; E. A. Reichard, $4.50;
W. W. Harris. $3.10: G. H. Robbins.
$2.50; Lyle Smith, i3.10; Crosbv Smith.
$3.10; W. R. Castile, $3.10; F. B.
Schoenborn, $1.20 Geo. E. Swafford,,
$1.20; F. A. Burden. $1.20: W. A. Lons
$1.20; R. Bittner, $1.20: Wm. M.
Smith, $1.20.
Surveyor D. T. Meldrum. $22 sn- j
W. Miles, $37.44; G. D. Hammond, $14.-
s ; unas. Simmons, $11.52; C. A, Rilea
$7.68.
Insane Dr. Guy Mount, $5; Dr. M.
C. Strickland, $5; Dr. A. Huycke, $5.
Superintendent of Schools Hogg
Brothers, $3;. Mrs. Ethel Lansdown,
$61.84; Bertha Vedder, $7.50; Brenton
Vedder, $86.37.
Prohibition L. Stipp, $287.99.
Stock Indemnity N. Paulson, $25;
W. H. Goold, $9.98.
Indigent Soldiers Meade Post No.
2, $65..
Jail Hoog Brothers, $32.50; F. C.
Burk, $120; W. J. Wilson, $123.59.
Juveinle Court Minda E. Church,
$10.01; Minda E. Church, $64.34.
Sealer J. F. Jones, $37.25.
Printing and Advertising Banner-
Courier, $50.60; Oregon Citf Enter
prise, $53.45."
Tax Department Huntley-iDraper
Drug Co., $62.40.
Tax Rebate John Bluhm, $6.90.
Emergency Mrs. Bertha Wells, $37.
50. -
Forest Patrol CrL. Hanson, $203.80.
Health Dr. O. A. Welsh, $103.80.
Dog Fund Sheep Indemnity Harry
Morehouse, $25; Hazen H. Coop, $12.
50. County Poor Icy Bargfeld, $10;
Thos. I. Fredenberg, $12; Mrs. Lillian
Johnston, $15; Chas. Krebs (Tony
Miller), $30; Mrs. Ada Labaw, $8;
Mary Lock, $25; Geo. H. Newsome,
$15; John Neiland (John Morris, An
drew Nelson, James Seehorn), $75;
Mrs. Sarah Solomon, $15; H. Sturde
vant, $30; Ella Tracy (Eunice Horner),
$10; J. G. Wake, $15; Mrs. Anna Wet
terlin, $10; A. C. Erickson (E. B. Stark
and wife), $25; Wm. Danforth, $10
Boys and Girls Aid Society, $10; Mrs,
Elizabeth Saunders, $5; Katie Pluard,
$10; Wallace R. Telford (Micheal
Boyles), $12; John and Win. Beers,
$20; W. Hitchman (August .Johnson
and Ole Josendall), $50; Mrs. S. Beck
man (Ben Munson), $25; Fred Wyder,
$12; Carl Buse (Albert Veisen), $10;
Maud Williams (child in care of), $20;
Grace Gilman (Dick Myers), $30; Mrs.
Geo. Himler (Mr. Hatheson), $30; Hil
da Granquist, $25; John Melin, $5;
Anna Lowery (Geo. W. Lowery), $15;
O. M. Smith, $18; Ella Pennington,
$45; Mrs. Emily Patison, $10; Geo. Bo
lin, $15; John T. Boyd, $15; John Nei
land (Seehorn, Nelson, Johnson, Kel
ley, Sturdivant), $147.50; Drs. Mount,
$11; A. C. Erickson (Stark), I $27.50;
Huntley-Draper Drug Co., $19.80; Sam
uel Grey (Stark family),-$5; Carlton &
Rosenkrans Co., $10; L. Schaber (Blos
som), $4.50; Sheldon Drug Co., $14.10;
Freytag & Catto (Kuhn), $8.55; Huntley-Draper
Drug Co., $10.09; Interna
tional Sales & Produce Co., $35; Carl
Schoenheinz (Dick Myers), $1.85; Ore
gon City Hospital Co., $122; Robert
Bullard (E. Stark), $49; Walter Hemp
stead (Shoelander & Newsome), $11.
50; Jones Drug Co., $9.60; Bannon &
Co., $49.04; Millie -F. Reynolds, $14;
The C. C. Store, $3; D. W. Griffin
(Beer Bros.), $6; H. E. Cross (Thomas,
Beard & ' Mullenax), $33.87; Drs.
Mount, $5; O. A. Chemey, Grocery
(Straight family), $20; Mrs. Frank C.
Schell (child in care of), $15; C. E.
Walstrom (Mrs. Roberts), $10; Willa
mette River Lumber Co. CMcDenmott),
$74.21; J. E. Riddell (John T. Boyd),
$20.
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Hon. Dudley Wooten
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of Seattle, author, orator,
jurist and statesman, will discuss the Compulsory
School Bill, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
28, at Moose Hall.
Judge W ooten is an author and statesman of
nation-wide reputation. Is a graduate of Prince
ton College, N. J., and of the law school of the
University of Virginia. Has written a history of
Texas and also of Mexico and was a member of
Congress from Texas for two terms. He came to
. Seattle nineteen years ago and is a prominent at
torney and jurist of the State of "Vashington, and
is at present a member of the State Board of
Higher Curricula. Come and hear him. Admis-.
sion Free.
JOE ORMAN
Tailor
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Starter 394.72
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484.60
Lowest Prices in the history of Automotive industry.
PARK-SHEPHERD MOTOR CO.
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE
Main at Fourth Phone 355
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Giving advice has been made the butt of
many a joke taking advice has likewise
been ridiculed, but the young man who
would make the biggest success of life
who would get his share of the world's
wealth while he is young, will profit by the
experience of others.
The officers of this Bank are always ready
and willing to help you in every way they
can. Take them into your confidence.
Bank of Oregon City
OLDEST BANK IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY
Organized Forty-one Years Ago.
See Larsen and Ca
for
Cabbage for Saurkraut
$1.00 per 100 lbs
mm
Fresh vegetables are unusually plentiful at this time
and have never been better in quality. We also have
a complete stock of seasonable fruit grapes, apples,
pears, quinces, etc.
Larsen & Co.
Grocers
Hay, Grain, Peed, Poultry and Supplies
10th and Main Phone 70 Oregon-City
A lighted match to a good oil
heater and your room is soon
flooded with a warm, happy heat.
How convenient! No furnace to
stoke and coax along, no ashes to
bother about. And, if you burn
Pearl Oil, no smoke, dirt, nor odor.
Pearl Oil is refined and re-refined
by a special process developed by
the Standard Oil Company.
Get it in bulk from dealers every
where. Order by name Pearl Oil.
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