OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JULY 21, I WW.
TIIKIHUTAHJIA.
Thf Sixth Annual Avinlilv 0M-tit With
.M,i-t I.rlllant l'rospiTN.
Afur wefk of Imrit an.l nni'inittinit
'ir iho nianaitenii'iit of tin Uia.lstonit
I'jtrk n)iiiii)iu i'm hijjlilv a-ratiile.l
at lln? mi moron i,:ii of rompli'le sue
vfi!i vi"iMe On every hand llie HMiiii
lay, Tiu'mlay, July Iitli. For "Viral
1kvs I'roviom r(i(K from a distance
Jia.l I it en arriving nl piUliiim their
-amp, o that a miull oily w a already
"Thi'ono are not worth their welnht ;
in wlml. I know a man ho wa
.iuel utxlor In hanlisl theory. Ilewa
hunt. When young 1 hs.l my ihoorlea.
I thought laniol Webster was a fool
ami if Salomon Innl eotne along 1 would
have ronli)i I Mm to the Insane asvlinn
Tin world in iMiri-ed ly fal theories,"
"The biggest fool In Oregon lathe
man w ho will arane against a fael. Most
of you will do it. If you il.m't innler
stand mt it in your n fault. I iol pro
vide for cliildieu and foola."
'The Mctliifclii-t idea iit to pour water
.st.ilushoJ alien the gates wore thrown w mo km w non ne nuia. ,ne nap-
to the general public-. Ttf Kro.in.U j ' "" h h
Ciavebeen thoroughly overhauled and j tun ,,0,",,, ,,im "Mike a man
J1ut in first clas condition, the athletic j ho ,iv" ri',,t P.v h, ,,,,,t"-"
ground have Wen receiving attention Speaking lo the ladirahe said : "'Some
ami aw in perfect form, the talent are all of you think you have married a man
liere, and by no meant the least, the and you have only got mi old pair of
imblio ha shown a diosition to turn ; brveohe. I thank thai for everything
out in a manner that cause the attend
nrt! at former sess'on to apjHar in'
nignilicant. cut oir the top of their drosso for,
Tuesday somewhat over 5.(VH people the ball room and the bottom for the !
mso 1 through the gates, w hich lor an biovclo.
.) ilng day
LIGHTENS LABO
Cobweb about hum ara usually th ilgn
that the hiuii.w il ru nmi lhan kit can do,
the way aha goea about it that all hertima
and atrtngth aie uliliit'd In doing heavy woik
that iho ur toap In her cleaning. If h
woul 4 only use
WasMng PowJer
j Imt wear dresses and apron, but not
! for the kind that wi'im bloomer. They
It
heavy woik would b (0 llghtmed that th llllle ihlngt nrnln't be
nrglct tcil. Cold Dust give a woman time t i't, lima lo viil, lima
to rrad.and lima totiw. It I niuth bciirrand thraprr than p lr
all loaning, t or grtaloat tconumy buy our laie paikaca,
THE N. K. PAIRBANK COMPANY
CHIfACO It. lOilS WW Mm lOilOK
wa a tii'tat ratilviiiK at-
tentlinoe. Another pleasant feature i
4he f.irt that applications for 8tn k in
4 he aociation are coming in numerou.
If tlie attendance for the balam-e of the
eaHn hold anrahere near a nood a
the d.iy to date the a!ociatiou w ill tx
enabled to clear off their in.lebtednesa
and leive a neat balance in the tieaury.
lbs different eorielies and order hav
ing representative on the ciounl all
liave their beadijuartera teuta up and an
A'.U'.!ve and intelligent attendant in
c!;ro to furnish information ami a
sisiaineto visitor. The otlicera head
quarter tent it just opposite the audi
toriuiu and Secretary tiray can he found
tfliere at all hojr. Ground Manager
""rtw,! was a busv man during lh oi en-1 ter 'or over n
ii! day but succteded in finding ati
factory camp location for eveiyhodr,
while I'resi.leiit Miller i here, there,
and everywhere with hardly a minute to
V,1 die own. Tlie stands on the ground
ai.more numerou than in former year
nd t:ood lunches, fruits, etc. are con
venient for all.
"The world and church are cursed
with little people."
''Some eople mistake perspiration for
inspiration." "A man or a chicken
without sand in hi craw is a failure.1 Mr '"' family. Hubbard.
Hack hone is nevos.try to success. 1 1 1 M and Mra Ford, Went trecon City
l would rather txs a rascal tlsan a fool, for I ,S l al 1 ,,'r,,,, M'aner and family, Ore-
you can convert a rascal but a (ooi is
liable to bob up anvahere."
"The idle Ihiv u( this lanj aill ulti
mately swamp the country. It you
don't hretvl up the people
7)1 l'ri( V. i: t.inmitoi, t). V.
77 Mrs U W I'nter, Jessie I'orter, Mr
TaUr, tl. C Mrs t? F. I'orter, Huker
liiy.
7s I! ( Mdler, I'ortlan.l.
7tl N'rs A F Miller, do
Wl
M hl.i Itiircluv, Mr Fluma Jidumon,
son City.
! l' V V Marr an, I family, Oregon City.
JlM Mr Moran aixl family, F.lyville. , ;
j 1 Mr and Mr A Finh y, Oregon (. ity.
VI, VI... I I l; L ..
they will be I" ::,'." "w,,,u
aorse than raior back ho in four k-en-1 ' " ' ,. " .
eration. " The sKker fairly ,eve!. in ! ) " ' L Kvll ' 1l,irw" VUr-
quaint wnu isuia, droll saying and ! ' ,r lU'11" nA '"""'X. r-"n
I ihiuji unuiuii-s 'iri ii r. v, neeier.
MraJKNeill, MrsJume I'ruaford,
mingled pathos
dience was kept
and wit and his au
between laughter and
hour. The vast audi-
10 ( K lluiktravc ainl familv.Oreijon V.
11 l II Aiiiliew ami family, Mount
PlesMint.
12 II HarKravean. fniuily, (iUtlstone.
13 IWrt Clark, Dtem City.
II MrMallie Kinj; ., Mi W W AIM-
red-e, Oreoti Cay.
15 W U C'lCen and family, Monmouth.
M A Wright, Mollie Tomliuson, Mr
M ii Amen, WisHlliiiru.
K'J John Cooke, tt. C.
Si Mr Knott, Tualatin.
HI Mrs Ihiikett.
(Ol Mr lien l.inil, Oregon City.
S7 J I.Clark, Logan.
M John l.eelling, Springaaler.
!Sl Mr I'.uir, (iietham.
Ul W Y l.eaelliug, pilngwater.
1M Wisslle A I'uucby, I'onland
Its S F l.vons, I't.rtlsiid.
t'O Mr Lvnhiirt and Mr Hall, Fly.
Mr It I' ChamU'rs, Mia Carrie Uoa, l'7 llalleii A llarndcn, Oregon City.
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tori u in wa lit rally packed with eacer .... .. . .. ' ...
1 ' '."7 H W I VV.l..r- l'., ....I I.M...I U'. Il Viva II 1 l v I Ir........ I'm.
ters, Nellie Junes, Mi Ora Ueal, C I. K" F.rnest A Hall, I'ortland.,
Jone and son. Forest (irove; Mis
Carriu ll.ilev Muniiiniilli
Wednesday altern.n Mr. Jo. ,oke U, j w NoU; nJ UuM M- ,
on "Manboo.1 and Money an.l bis cans- j SivU i)rln (it..
nc reuiaras a no poinieti comparisons
listener from 1'ortland, Ashland, Ore
gon City and nearly e.-ery hamlet in the
state wa represented.
1J MlhS SLella So inner Siiiuivaiil i
met the approval of a much greater gatb- j .... .. i,,,..,,. . i
The program opene I Tuesday morning ;ering than greeted him Tueixlay even
with music by the Chemana band, who
are in camp for the season, and Pres. K.
A. Mi.ler Ssjke a few well chosen words
of welcome which was responded to by
I'rof . K. K. kipworth, of Fugene. The
intrjductiou of the staff teachers to their
classes followed. The afternoon program
was an excellent one and the auditorium
cootuined aWll 1.20J delighted listeners.
The jTograui a published was carried
out in full an J in its entirely was of a
high order. The round table conducted
by tha ministeiial association and pre--sided
over by Rev. A. J. Montgomery
wra.i a source of pleasure to the more i
serious minded who in the discussions
theie found much food for thought.
Those Interested in athletics found en-jn-mnt
in the base ball g.ime between
PortL.mJ and Oregin City's Jolly
fe'los. The game was somewhat one
dej by reason of the Portland team
sahtiiutirig several players Irom the
famous Torpedo nine and victory went
t j them on a score of 10 to 3. The Jolly
Fellows played the tame under protest,
but rather than disappoint the large
crowd entered against the handicap and
ior four innings succeeded in holding
Portland even. The fifth inning proved
a Wa'erloo however and the Portlands
Lad things their own way alter that.
The teams were compoA-d as follows:
Portland. Oregon City.
Leighton p Nefzger
Corlass c Wills
Ligiu 1 lj Kandiill
St-veiis 2 b Chapman
Black s 8 Kelly
K iynard 3 b Hedges
fitutt 1 f Marshall
Gardner c f (ioodfellow
Ray r f Parker
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Oregon City 2 0 1 00000 03
Tortland 0 0 I 2 3 I 4 5 10
llcv. ."am Jones, the biggest little
Dan who lias ever appeared before a
Chautauqua audience, held his listeners
atieJiiion Tuesday evening for over an
hour on his talk cn "Get There and Slay
TliOie." Gov. Geer opened the lecture
program and told the vast audience who
wete gathered in the auditorium that
the Oregon boys had done just right in
jmking to disband in Frisco, as many of
them would need every dollar they could
gettOBtart life over agnn. President
Miiler then introduced Kev. Sam Jones,
with a few neatly turned words. When
the famous Georgian came upon (lie
platform he received an ovation from the
audience and as the band played Dixie a
droll smile crossed the face of the great
preacher and he seemed to appreciate
the delicate musical compliment paid
liim.
Lacking space to give a full report of
Lis remarks, a few nuggets culled from
the jjfeat treasure box of Key. Kam'g
po"s8iouB are given. ' One of the
most heart felt compliments, I ever re
fieiv.d was from an old colored woman,
nl.o weighed about 300 pounds dressed.
:She paid 'Alistah Jones, you is got
white face but bresa de Lord youah heart
iB black.' She meant kindly." "The
Presbyterians end Methodists ought to
.appreciate the get there and stay there
policy. The Methodists . can beat the
world getting there but they are back be
fore breakfast. The Preebyterians are
.slow getting there but they are stayers j
wheu they do catch on." J
nut. rollowuiK the lecture the wood
men of the Worhl held possession of the
auditorium with their round table exer
ci-es. Head Manager I law ley delivered
an addres defining the object and ben
efits of the order The Misses Kdna Can
field and Alice Jxwtbwaite rendered a
brilliant piano duet and K Warner gave
an exhibition of Indian club swinging
The Multnomah drill team captured the
audien.'e with the precision and uni
formity of their evolutions Mr. J. II.
Strickler sang a solo and Rev. Bollinter
closet) the session with a few apt re
marks. On the athletic Geld the Oregon City
V. M. C. A. team defeated the Portland
team in a closely contested game of
ticket ball.
The evening was devoted to a grand
concert w hich was enjoyed by an audi
ence that thoroughly enjoyed the splen
did program offered.
The principal attractions yesterday
were the lectures by Prof. J. U. Horner
and J. DeWitt Miller in the intellectual
field and the baseball game between
Portland anil Chemawa.
101 Chemawa.
in-.' Fdaard l rom. Tuuhitiu, Mr F. A
IMdy, Kdith Sevkelmlere.
1"3 Minnie, Iva and Pearl Harrington,
Highland; Frina lU-nsou, Cascade L.
H MrJ II lUlsiun and Un.ily Willa.
U5 Millard Aystt and family Wilhtm.
Ki Miss IaU-lla and Alien McArthur,
New F.ra.
,31 Mr J II Kisilcr and family, Portland
32 Mrs Tucker and son, Mr Uogers,
Portland.
.13 II T Kvan and family, Cam. j 107 Mr Hleesr.
31 Mrs si Johnson and family, Oregon C. 1 U'S MrsJ C Hare. M r J P Merriinen
3., Mrs Kusk, l.eim Husk. MiUaukie. lot) MissCastoau l brother, Caru.
3(Idaand Ann Yoder, Mabel Swarti.! 110 Mr Grace Holcomh, Clackamas,
Needy.
HKAIHICAKTEKS.
Portland Sanitari un.
Woolmen of the World.
Grand Array of the K-'publi c.
Women's Kelie; Corp.
United Artisans.
Portland University.
United Evangelicul Church'and Sem
inerv.
Woman's Club, Portland.
TeacherB.
Kpiscopal Church.
Native Sons.
Native Daughters.
Albany College.
Methodist Church.
American Sunday School Union, Phi
ladelphia. Kastern Star.
Pacific University.
Evangelical Church.
Equal Suffrage.
Independent Order of Good Templars.
Womeng Christian Temperance Union
STANDS.
Dr. J. W. Woodle of Portland, res-
taurant.
S. F. Land, Portland, confectionary.
John Kverheart, Oregon City, confec
tionery and lunch.
Harnden & Shark, Oregon City, con
fectionery, ice cream, soda water, cigars.
J. L. Cooley, Milwaukie, confection
ery. Mrs. A. A. Storey, Oregon City, con
fectionery. Ernest A: Hall, Portland, confection
ery and lunch.
CAMPKKH.
Tent No.
1 A W Cheney and family, A U Doolit
tie and wife, Pearl Hudson, Oiegon
City.
2 S.I Perry, Portland.
3 Mrs L C Uuchanan, Mrs E L I'atton,
I'ortland.
4 Mr and Mrs Barlow and family, Har
low. 5 Mrs Uradley, Oregon City.
6 Mrs F E Simmons, Miss Edith Sim
mons, Portland.
7 Grace Miller, Mrs G W Boylan, Ore
gon City.
8 Mrs B M Doolittle, Oregon City.
9 Mrs Andrews, Oregon City.
37 Mr and Mrs Mt Coin h, Mr and Mi
Prindle, Oregon City.
3.S Mr P Kelly, Mr A Niblin, Mt.Ta-
bor; Mr A B Mauley, Albiru.
39 Mr Elva Hunter, I.ytlia Hunter,
Iulide Newell, SunnyiiIe.
Mis Lillie Street.
Ill S A Hughes, IliUI-iro. j
113 Prof lUilaud anil family, Milwaukie.
U5 li W Shank and family, Canhy; j
Mrs M C Bisaell, Mr W Shank.
Urt Gi-o Swops and family.
117 Mr 11 K Harris, JMis Ann
40 F H Gritlith and family, Su nnyside. Schreimer, O C.
41 Green Mc.Murray and nieces. Pa- US B F Swniw and fam O C
niascns.
42 Mr and Misa Feather, Damascu.
119 E S Craven, Ne la-rg.
121 Prof ll.irner.
TO COME HOME AS A REGIMENT.
1 he Tele rum Mow Veils So I:p1uhnIIoo.
San Kkanciw i., July 1'.). IS'.)'.)., 7 V. M.
Lee and boys are first cIhhm. Hume by HjH'ciul truin,
jtuyment en route. Dislmtidinent nftcr regiment paruderi
in I'ortland. Gen. Suinincru did all possihle to liavo regi
ment niuster out in I'ortland.
(Ik'i. A. IIakmmi.
43 J A Col man. Mt. Tabor.
44 Mr and Mrs W W Smith, Parkplace.
45 Mr Wm Savage, Ely.
4'1 Mrs Sarah Hoenden, Hubbard; Mrs
BT Lowden, Portland.
47 Lillian and Eva Wells, Portland.'
4S S V Francis and family, Ely.
4'.i Mrs M C Salter, Middleton.
50 Mrs Frank Andrews, Oregon City.
51 Mrs II Pohlu and daughters, Miss
Litehlield. Salem.
52 0 P Bishop, Salem.
53 Kev J II Whitmora and family, In
dependence. 54 Fred, Kuth and Clara Den' el, Butte
ville. 55 Mrs Morgan, Forest Grove.
W II A Baker, Cornelim.
57 S B Morris, Sodaville.
58 F Gafke, Portland.
59 Mrs M L Woodcock, Portland.
00 Gussie Colo and Ella Brackett. Au
rora. 01 AM Fry and A Hurst, Aurora.
02 Mrs J II Zane, Portland.
03 Miss M Clark, Portland.
64 Bev Bollinger and family, O. C.
05 Krs E E Kellog, Oregon City.
00 Mr and Mrs O P Edwards, Mrs O D
Chapman, Mrs L Heuretly, Sellwood.
97 E Bich, Sellwood.
08 W D Jones and wife, Mt. Tabor.
MrsJ W Jones, Jane M Goddard,
Portland.
70 A L Hawlcy, Sellwood.
71 l L Dutton, Agnes Mattock, Mary E
'and Jessie ETalbert, Mrs M E Gril
ley, Silverton.
72 J L Dean, Sellwood.
73 M B Summer, Delia and Alma Brad
ley, Woodlawn.
74 Mr and Mrs Albright, Mrs Vesta,
Ida ('rough ton, 0. C.
75 Mrs A Buchanan, Mrs Helen Chap
man, NVvberg.
122 J (i Hadley, NewU-rg.
124 Miss Pounlas, Mis Jackson, Newb.
120 Ella Weill, , A Welsh, Salein.
128 Mrs Stutten and daughter, Ind.
129 Mrs Webb, Mis Grubb.
130 R L Harris, Dayton.
131 Miss Nellie Findley, Louise Jones,
Dayton,
132 Mrs Ida Courtney and daughter.
133 Nrs MaryGilkey, Miss. Inn Stillwell
134 MrTigard.Tigardsville.
13") J. II Gilson and fam.
130 J X Lane, Portland.
137 O A Hearing. Port.
138 Mrs M A P.lake, O O.
139 Mrs COT Williams, O C.
141 IfevS L Burrill and wife, 1 rosseil,
Wiish.
113 Mrs Hodgson, Maud Bales, Agda
Biid Anna Olson, Astoria.
I ll Grimm,
145 W A Campbell, wife and daughter,
J 0 Burnside. Sellwood.
110 Delhi Campbell, Elsie Saunders
lOlsie Seaman, Mrs E II liuur, Hell.
wood.
147 Mrs D A Graham, Charolettu.
lis ftiiss Harding, Forest Grove. Miss
Waldon, Minta Harding, Oiegon
City.
149 Mrs F T Grilllth, Mrs T A Pope,
nazel riiiaimry, Mrs Warner, Mt
Tu bor.
l.V) Mrs M Harper, MisM Mcldriiin,
151 Mrs Potter.
152 Mrs C 11 CiiufUild.
153 If E Stephens.
154 Mrs O A Elliott, Earl Elliott, Pow
ell Valley.
150 A C Strange, Miss Strange.
157 Joseph Hlbertand wife, Siilem.
158 Mr I ley.
159 Miss Bertha Ketcho. Edna Pnrdy,
Marie Koekwcll, Mrs ltockwell and
family, Salem.
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