Oregon City enterprise., September 14, 1894, Image 5

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tlie yanla of tliia county-. Tliere haa
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H from tlila city to the hop fli'liU fur
lliey liavo I'liuul tliat In awMitiuii to
making soiiiu aixMiilinx inuiitiy It II an
out i tin tlitit uivpM both pleaaure ftixl
health. At flrt nine uf tliu gruwen
fouml dlllViilty In uniting pickert Lul
kll Iivb Ihhmi luppliml ml by tliu etui
uf uimtliiT NKiik tliu Lulk uf tliu riup will
Iib In, which la up Ui th vtk, t' e
lire Injtirliitftlia crop hut very litllo tlilit
your. Iu noma yiirilu tliu nnilj lian
ttiu kl llio Imp", hut it U pmiily ilo
t'tvi nml will ratiHO no other Ioks thun
to thff hilU vdVctfil. A yet Ilic price U
n iinkniiwn (piantity m no ollVni have
been inmlv. Wlulo the outluuk it now
very ilurk it ii) more than probable that
Ntifluninu will take pirn' in the marki-t
More lung fur the bi hrvwera ami
ili nlcru will atix.'k up while the price la
low. The Imp men are no wurae olf
than the rent uf ua in tliewi "chaii)('ftil
tinien" anJ If Ibey come out even will do
well.
Homktiiino Nkw in 8cai.k. E. K.
Wllliama, the rwvt I. as lately put In a
M-t uf acitlra tliut arc a little ahuail uf
onliimry onca in imo. They are known
aa I'diiiprtlntf acnlea fur they do away
with all calctihitiuiiH In the handling uf
KmmIh. They givo the price er pound,
woiulil and tl a I pi ice, which la dune by
melius of three acuta heuina uu the
antic. The giuceryinun to aell IT)
centa worth of IK) rent ten Ima only to
net the price beum itt IKtand the aiiiuunt
beam at and limn pour in tea until
the Ncalea coino to a biiliuico when It
givea the weight with no ooHgibllity of
error. Or if he haa ita prico ppr K)iind
and miiiibcr of pounda wanted It will
give the price of the article.
Fahkwki.l ScHPMtm Pakty. Among
the aociul giithorintia ol the week the
moat enjoyable waa the aurprmo party
given on Friday evciiinu at (ihidatune in
honor of Will l'arker who left the next
day to attend the medical college in
Iowa City. The party of young people
left on the 7:30 cur and on arriving at
the rerideiieo of Nov. Tinker they
piiHNcd the evening very pleiiHently
w ith recitation guinea etc., utter which
delicioiiH refreahniBnta were served. It
wan lifter the hour hud well aped with
the night that tlio party returned to
this city. Among tlioHO preaunt wore:
Mr. and Mrs. F. Tinker, Mra. Olwm,
Miaaeg Winnie Gruhuin, Winnie Wil
liimiH, Muhel Ilnnnagan, Mutt io dray,
Ornco Green, 0. CJ. Miller, II. Caao,
FniHlus Smith and R. Valentino.
A Tainpiji, Accidknt. Laat Tuoaday
evening uh Fred Mudiaun was working ut
the Gonerul Eloctrlo Co'o. works a
heavy timber foil, striking him and
breaking his collar bone and otborwiae
injuring him. He was tuken to the
Oregon City Hoapital nt Gladatono Tark
where Dr. Sommer attended him. From
the lateat rejiorU ho ifllolng very well
but it will be Rome time before ho can
return to his work.
Dikd. In this city, Saturday Sept 1,
at the ago of two weeks, Gertrude
Ernestine, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mr. M. Bollock of this city , The re
main", were taken to Portland for in
terment Monday at Beth Iarael cemetery.
THE AFTERMATJI.
COM. HEWN OK Ollt i:X(HAN;KN
O.N TIIK TOlltMAMKNT.
Cortiillln, Thfl DhIIoh, Viincoiivcr ami
I'urtland fttoplf) (irmUy 1'IirkciI
AnIimIii Kick.
The Kntkuckixk rppobllahea audi
coinmenla went iiitdo by the newt'
paperi of the towna whoae toauii took
part In the luat tuiirnameiit, All the
towna except Aatoilu cannot any enough
In priilao of their trealiiient lulli by the
firemen and citlr.mii of Oregon City, ami
were perfectly aatiaflcd with the rulinga
of the Judges In the varloti rurca and
coiileata. It la to be n gtelled that the
A a tor la team by their own coiiduct
marred the harmony that otherwise pre'
vaihxl among tho teKiim. At The Dalle
loiirnament a year ago tho Aatorla buy
are credited with conducting theinaelvea
aa gcrith men, but the team wua in
onacruptiluiia hand tl ia yenr. They
were bent un winning, even if they had to
ri-Miirt to unfair inrana. Among the
aharp practici a tliut they indulged in
wa nut to reel up all of their !n hut
leave one aectiun lying on tup of the
reel when It would come off quickly, and
In putting on their nurnle did not acre
it on but held It with their lunula. Fur
tlil Uiey were rulod out bv the judge
and had no cauae for complaint. The
Corvallla Evening Infurmer haa the
following to aay uf the Curvullia boy a
and their part In the lomiminetil ;
"The Curvullia huae team returned
tialny fruin Oregon City, having carried
off three pri.ea. In the wet teat yeater
day our boya took M-rond money, :g),
and Fred Olxrer won the HHJ yurda race
ill II 1-6, The prize, a prize nor.le,
waa prvaeiitud to the Oreuun City boya,
a a amall recoguiliuii of the kind treat
ment ahown our boya, who can't any
enough alniut their good treatment.
Aatoria, after all ita loud talking, did
nothing and ipiietly made a aiwak for
home. It will lie quite a aurpriae to aome
to hear tliat Oberer Won the 100-yard
race, aa he waa cunaldcrt'd atxiut the
aloweat man In the team, but he la all
right. In the chainpioiiahip race, aome
ouiaider yelled to abut off (lie water, and
Terry Naah, thinking it waa one of our
boya, o!.eyel, thereby losing the race, aa
they were bU accuude ahead of any of the
team on the run. The boya wear upon
the lnela ol their coata a yellow badge,
which haa upon It the worda, ''JOO Yard
Champion Hub and Hub Team," and
they are ready to defend it at any time
and fur any amount.
The Columbian give the following ac
count of the return of the Vuncoover
team:
"Wednesday waa a red letter day in
the hiatury of the volunteer fire depart
ment of lb! city, it being the day of their
triumphal return from tho Oregon City
tournament, where they won about all
the glory that there waa lobe won.
Sunday morning after a brief run with
their huae cart the boya started to Oregon
City, arriving Monday morning where
they were met by the Oregon City boya
with a royal welcome.
"Soon after the arrival at the Rene of
tho conteat, after they had met their com
petitors from various parts of the state,
they were out with their hone cart for
practice and training for the great event
Ity a mishap they broke the cart which
would have proved a serious drawback
to them had not a blacksmith promptly
repaired it, fur which he would not re
ceive a cent in payment. Of tho hos'
pitnhty of tho Oregon City boya the
Vancouver firemen neyer tire of talking.
Tuesday afternoon a telegram was r-
ceived by Chief Caples in which he
staled that tho Vancouver boya had won
everything worth winning. Upon
the news of this welcome intelligence
the firemen who had remained at home
immediately set to work to give their re
turning companions a fitting reception.
Ti e engine house waa decorated with
flags and bunting, the services of the
city band procured and upon the arrival
of the heroes they were met at the dock
by the whole fire department and a
largo concourse of citizens, among whom
were the mayor and members of the
city council, and escorted to engino
house Xo. 1. Hero as soon aa the
storm of apphitiHO subsided Mayor Dun
ielH was introduced by Chief Caples of
tho reception committee. In behalf of the
reception committee the mayor thanked
the boys for the grand achievement, saying
their succeaaaiul skilled abroad waa evi
dence of their having aealuuMy done
their duty at homo. lie expressed sat
infaction in tho safe and effective condi
tion ol the Vancover fire department.
Judge N. H. Bloomfleld was then called
upon, and in his happy vein congratu
lated the boys on thoir accomplishment,
after which ho gave his exiierience as a
fireman, saying his resignation was
caused bv his inability to "get there"
when tjere was a fire. He said on one
occasion during his briuf experience as
a fireman an alarm was turned in, he
bounded out of bed, lit out for ttie tiro,
flrat going to the engine house he found
tho boys gone, following he traversed
the principal streets of the city going
in every direction, asking everybody bo
mot where the fire waa, until he met
the firemen returning after having put
out the fire. As a fireman the judge
said he was not a success so he resigned.
Nat Young the president of the com
pany then thanked the mayor, the city
council and the people of Vancouver fur
tho generous welcome that had been
tendered them,
The prizes won by our firemen amount
to $150 cash. They won second prize
2,1, on the huli-and hull content the
that day, but their great effort waa
made to capture first prize on th!r fav
orite, the New Yoik conteat. This thny
accompliahed, taking down $100 prize
money and (he tuuriiuuieiit championship.
The Eugene Guard give the following
reason for thi-lr being no team from
Fugimo at the tournament :
"The Oregon City Ea rKumiHn, among
other things has this to say, concerning
the recent firemen's loiirnament held in
thut city : "It was expected that teams
from all the larger towns in the stute
would be present and coinote in the
races, but the companies of fulcm, Al
bany, Kugene and McMlnnville and
several others were unable to raise the
necessary m"ncy to defray their ex
penaea, their towns being evidently too
niggardly to deserve a good fire com
pany." Eugene has un of the best
lire department in the state of Oregon
ami the city is nut "niggardly" with the
boy? either. Our boya do not Intend
competing wilh pirifcaxiumil foot raeers.
As is a well known fart the "firemen"
attending am h events are generally hired
for the oci aaion at ao many ilollutsa day."
The Aatorlan, Itudget und Herald con
demn the tournament in unmeasured
terms, The following is from tho Her
ald whose editor was a drleguto to the
tournament : The Aatoria llremen never
went to a tournament where they were
treated a contvuiptihld as at Oregon City.
From the vety first a fight waa made
auuinat the Aatorians, and it wasojwnly
stated on the streets that Aatorians would
not get a prize even if they won it.
From the commencement of the tourna
ment a lepresentutlve from Oregon City
came to Astoria to nuii'y the firemen
"that no professorial would lie allowed
to run." Consequently a teutn was
selected from the yuungur members of
the department. They proved, how
ever, to be the beat team in Oiegon City
and would have won every race hod they
been given a fair show. The fight against
Aatoria started in the association meeting,
and the gang of loughs from Curvallis
and Vancouver, tome uf them too drunk
to do business, worked against Aatoria
aa the next place to hold the tournament
and It waa derided to hold it at Vancou
ver, There weie only three races,
and the aggregate purse amounted to
VZ. It isrepurtcd that there were only
llMO on hand, and it waa necessary to
give the Oregon City boys enough races
ao that there would be money enough to
pay an outside team if they won. .The
coinmittte probably, had about f I'M) on
hand. In the hub and hub race Oregon
City and Vancouver run first, Vancouver
w inning. ( orvalhs and Astoria run next
Corvallis winning. The time made by
the Vancouver team was 28 seconds,
and the Astoria team 24. Instead of civ-
ng Aatoria second money, the judges
otitered Corvallis and Vancouver to run
for first and second prize, w bice waa won
by Coivullia. In the wet teat Vancouver
ran first, making 54 4-5. Oregon City
ran next, making 49. Corvallia third
with 53 and Astoria next in 47V- The
race wo decided in favor of Astoria, but
after dinner someone, told the judges
that the Astoria boys put a kink in the
hose while the water was going through
it and the judges refused to give the
Astoria boys any time. This was in ac
cordance with the brags made at the
outset of the tournament. That settled
it and tho Astoria boys were notified by
tho captuin to pack up And go home.
Tho delegates notified President O'Con
nell that all four Astoria companies
would withdraw from the association,
which they did. This practically ended
tho tournament, and no interest was
taken in the New York race, most of the
visitors going home when the Astoria
team did. The Portland firemen and
nearly every visitor condemned the ac
tion of tho judges and the sympathy waa
with the Aaturia team. The judges were
a set of damn fools who did not
know the difference between a
baby's nursing bottle and a length of
hose. They were biased and prejudiced
against the Astorians from the start and
the boys new it would be useless to run I
the New York race, for if they won it
tho judges would rule them out on S'ime
pretext. Every ono that knows any
thing about tiro matters know thut it is
impossible for any ten men to put a kink
in hoao when water is going through it,
but aa the judges didn't know any better
they listened to some of the lying whelps
that accompanied the Corvallis and
Vancouver teams. The Corvallis team
was made up of professionals, tnd when
a protest was niado the judges refused
to entertain it. notwithstanding the
printed rules of the tournament prohib
ited it, and Astoria was notified that it
would not be allowed. The rules ulso
require that the dues must be paid bo
fore teams can enter, but the Corvallis
team did not pay any dues, but were
allowed to enter notwithstanding a pro
test. The Astoria team does not blame
tho Oregon City boys or its gentlemanly
officers. It does not blame the Van
couver department, but does bliune the
udges and the hobos, thugs and gangs
in some of the teams. It is safe to say
that Astoria will never send another
team to a firemen's tournament and that
it will never have anything to do with
the Firemcn'B Association. If they can't
be treated decently they don't propose
to go, The Herald i authorized to an
nounce thut the Astoria team will run
any team that was at the tourna
ment fur $-000, Tho money will be de
posited on twenty-four hours notice.
Astoria ho the beat team, complied with
the rules, behaved themselves as gentle
men, and can outrun any hoao team In
Oregon or Washington formoniy or fun.
The Aatoria boy expect to be treated a
gentlemen when they go from home.
They did not receive that treatment and
It wa a disgrace to the association that
they did not. Aatoria has no further
use for the Firemen's Association.
The Albany democrat gives the fol
lowing kick at the tournament and reas
ons for the Albany team not taking part
in the tournament : "The Oregon City
Entkri-hinc give the following hard
hit: It waa expected that teams from all
the large towns would be present and
com et e in the races, but the companies
of Hulein, Albany, Eugene, McMinnville
and aeveral other were unable to raise
the necessary money to defray expenaea
their towns being evidently too nig
gardly to deserve a good fire company.
Itut there ia no sense In in it. The Al
bany fire company is one of the beat In
the state; but it has learned several
years ago that there was nothing In hir
ing professional runner In order to win
tournament prizes, and the prizes this
year weie the most niggurdly in the
history of the association.
Hup (riwen' Hae Money
and trouble by insuring your hops and
hop buildings at the leading insurance
agency of the city. Will give you 25 per
cent discount on the rates of last year.
Several of the Iwst American and En
glish companies represented.
F. E. Dosaldbos, Agent.
To Trade.
A good farm of HO acres near Mulalla
Partially improved buildings, orchard,
etc. Level bottom land. Will trade
fur Oregon (.'ity property. Address
Tiiaykk & Alden, Oregon City.
Have you seen the latest? The place
to find it it at the mamoth store of Char
man A Hon where they have just received
a tine stock of the latest novelties in dresi
goods together with a full line of the la
test novelties in trimmings, including
the celebrated Hercules braid. The but
ton to match are something new and
unique which you should not miss seeing.
Wedding stationery, the latest style
and finest assortment ever bronirht to
Oregon City at the Entkbpkise office.
Or. Price's Cream Baking: Powder
Warld'a Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
National Steam
Dreins ami Clean
H2 Worts..
Dyeing of ev
ery descrip
tion.
92 6th St.,
Portland, Or,
E. S. Blackwell
Co., Prs.
Jl?at Mouse
llll.MLU Willi UlAo
- i TX'Tpn li'iTTf trio
II Y ury's paint would look as
ilk good as new and wear
ja ,i .,
wen we guarantee too wear-
JL ing quality every time, and
tho price is low lower than
first-class paint has ever been
sold for here before.
Come in and get a color
card and let us figure the
probable cost for you for one
or two coat work.
C. G. HUNTLEY,
Druggist,
CHAUTAUQUA
COURSE FOR '94-'95.
The Growth of the Knsllnh Nation, (lllna
trsli'il). Katherlue Coman, Yrot. History
lu Wollesley UolleRU, 1 00
Europe In the Nineteenth Century, (llltta
trsUMI. II. P. Jinlson, Prof. 'Political
Science, I'nlveratly uf Chicago, 1 00
from Chancer to Tennvnon, (Portraits).
It. A. lleera, Prof. English Lu Yale Uni
versity, 1 00
Renaissance and Modern Art, (illustrated).
W. 11. Uooilyear, Lecturer to Brooklyn
Institute, t 00
Walks and Tnlks In the Geological Field,
(illustrated). A. Wlnrhell, late Prof. Geol
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The Chautauquan, 12 numbers, Si 00
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for you promptly. We will cheerfully furnish
any iuformailou regaidlng the course at
Huntley's Book Store,
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