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THE LOCAL NEWS.
Tia'niir in Hi.non. It. II. Taberon
ffulnrmlay a rxhlblllntf aannpleof
limothy in full bloom which he picked
tnhUfaini. Me atatea that during a
Ioiik rrtxlciuf in Oregon he haa fro-
H'li'tilly ern atraleriy planta In broom
at thii time ol year but never lxfure
bt-ard of timothy in bloom in January.
Fm it Ia.v(.:k. liefMirta from dilf-
trrnt pei'liom of the county during the
put week utate that the aap la running
In the fruit tri-ea and in cane of a heavy
Irmt next year'a rrop will be ruined,
Tlie (ear ia gi neral over tho Mate and
tlntcalhrr drpariineiit ia earneatly ro
VJMled to turn the coid weather valve on
it Older to (top the lloW ol aup before It i1
loo late.
Win. 1'i av at hai.KM. The t Oregon
ntjY. M.C. A. baHket ball team will
t to Salem to lay and play the naaocla
tioo tfim of that city a match game thin
nming. Fur bunorrow they have ac
fep'flan invitation to play the Willam.
to L'nivemity team. Tho team ia com
M oKieo. Caae, rapt., Nick Hum
ftn; Frank Montgomery, Willie
fekrt.and liave Wllliama and they are
"comlition to put up a aplendld game.
hilructuMtrilley and Iteforeo V. llem h
"II accompany tho team.
Pustv or Can ni I) atm. Tin board of
tonty coiiunifHionera had troubles of
own litut week when thev camo to
" ippolnting of road auperWaora for
Iniyear. The olllco it one that hai
tonai for nioet men. on Recount of Ita
"oanerativo iualit!oa. and tho coin
"Mionera vtere beaieged with appli-
rant for tlm ponitiori. Tim rumilt of
tliolr fHttncllon I shown In tho lint that
appear elsewhere and tint general ox
prOSSioll In tliut tllll ppollllllllt AN
whole, are gixji) ones,
ATTKMITKI) lit IIOI.A H V. IIlM (jlllfin
residence at Cstimnah IuhI Friday night
was scene of nil RttuiMi t at burglary
Mr. Qulnn mm awakened by hoIno In
tlio kltcucn nml siipponliig 11 lobe caused
iy tho ml, started to Investigate., 81m
llltll 110 light Mllll B Mho i.t1l)l till
kitchen door wan surprised to find a
nmn leaving by tho outside door, ('ion
searching It wan found that the Intruder
had spread a towel on tlio Door ami In it
wm packing all ilio eatables ho could
find, hut In hi hurry lie forxot to take
hla plunder. Nothing else had been dis
turbed and no clue to hla Identity was
found.
AllOIT KKOISTHATION Although the
new law requiring the registration of
Voter haa been In vlTwi hut about two
week enough ronfiiMlon ha develop!
to render lift) a burden to county cloik,
ml In a number of cane voter have do
clarwl they would foreKO tlm rlvllu of
vol Iiik before they would tindery the
trouhlu iiei eMnry to aecuro tho illit of
franchlMt. Tho difUciilly Ilea In the
matter of naturallxutlon, thono acuirintf
iltlxeiiahl in that inaiiner be Inn forced
to produce IhkI evidence of the fact that
they are naturalixed. LeKul evidence In j
tbla caiMtiueana their original iaiera or I
certllled ciea of them, and to many of j
tho old timeta tbla ia no eaay tank. In
many raitea men who have voted for,
twenty yeara and more in Clackamaa
county will be abut out unleaa they can
aecure coplea of their papera iaaueo' In
raatern courta long yeara ago. Another
laaa who will auffer am they who were
anderageat the time their father took
the oath of allegiance, In order to make
their title clear they immt preaent a copy
of their father's paert, or lake out
paperi In their own namo. Aa one year
miml elapae from the time of making the
declaration of Intention before the final
paira ran b iaaued, It looka aa though
many vole, would be lout from that
caue. Taking it all around the natur
alized voter baa trouble ol bia own and
If be auceveda In teruring hla right In
moatraae It will I at an exene of
from ft to )3 for certified ropiua. Hut
there ia one thing to be kept in mind, do
not blame the county clerk il he refoaet
to regUter you. Ill dutiea are defined
very clearly and he haa no option but to
Adhere atrlctly to the letter of the law.
lie may know you are entitled to reglater
but have to refuae you urilexa you pro
duce the "legal evidence" not to con
vince the clerk but to (atiafy the law
And alove all, keep In mind the demo
cratic alogan ol "vole early and often"
and -reglater early.
no tun of io)i.HisMoM:ns.
(Continued from page C'ie.)
J Kir bye t)
II lloriiKchmli.
;m to
J Medinao
K Cooper
F.ph June
J Mm '-il
W June
K Iwla
V. May 17....
C (ireeil ,
M London
0 Klrbyaoii
T Lewk ,
J Kalhlleich
J Kalhlleich
.... :m j
H 25
. . . . 4 U)
.... ft 0.1
.... 6t)
.... 4 n
... 21 75
.... Irt 50
.... 7 50
.... 10 50
.... 10 50
.... 14 (i2
.... 14 (I'-'
.... HI 50
F Hullard
A Jouea
V Iiiingey :,
(' Surfua
XV Huyer
V. 1'aineand team...,
(! Sangler and tciim.
C Spence and team. . .
M Thomai and tenm. .
(' Wolf and team. . . .
F Jugger and team...
C Lewia cedar pot,.
.... 12 00
.... 12 00
.... 1 50
. . . . 7 50
.... 150
. . . . 4 50
. . . . 4 50
. . . . US 2".
.... 2H ;
....
.... 3 50
....552 SI)
Total
Uond iliatrli't No 111 Labor on Oregon
City and Molalla roud:
A L Jones, road fund...; 3 00
W II Jones 0 75
John Cole 10 SO
TT Woodward 4 50
O A Casedy I CD
F Jagger 0 00
MIMIBAILILi
OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE
J A KalbflHlch a nn
l. . t' .ll ,11. '" "
rriiMcoit Kiilblleli-li
:j (hi
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John Cole.
Artlinr Htnith
K Cooper
7 to
6 W
Krd Wailera....!,'!.,!,''!'' 3 (X)
4 75
K llOHIIIHII
14 1!
M 00
3 75
14 25
2 L'5
A Neiiklruhrier.
0 Labour
I' H.er
M Mulvey
i Nueklrrhrier.
II 0 1
F (i Neukirelianer ! m
0 W Ffh-drlch, Keneral fund. . , ', 50
w 1 1 mom a t;ooke 2 DO
M iMannluir n im
Mullnu Muuiier Co ''0 j;i
Total
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(Continued next week)
Nt'I'KIIVIHOlia AI'I'OI.VTKO.
The hoard appointed the followini
road auiHirviHora toaerve until their am:
coHMor are elected and qualilled : The
No, of diotrict and ooalolllce addreaa of
apioiniee Ik given;
;o
Name IWofllce
1
.
3
4
6
(I
7
8
o
W II Coiinaell, Milwaukie
1 T KbvIh, Clackauiaa
A W Cooke, JtmiiaHcun
lliinh Currin, K.ii(le Creek
John Kichey. ljan
John Itevenue, handy
Adoliih Aadioir, Marmot
F J Walk ley, t'liwrry vllle
Henry Jolnmon, Ueore
10 J J Davia, (iarlield
11 W II HiiMth, i'arkiduce
12 Walter Kirchein, lgau
l.t W II Mattoon, Viola
14 A Mailt., Oregon City
15 it II Taber, Oregon City
Hi William Uider, leaver (reck
17 I) It Ihmick, Canhy
1H F.d llornm-liuch Klmlnd
1U Fred Frickaon, Mulino
20 H llulcheaon, Highland
21 II C Hoi.iiey, Holland
22 Albert F.ngle, Molalla
23 A burr Cole, Aurora
24 II FHinitli, Needy
25 John Hurt, Mackahurg
20 John Khaver, Molalla
27 J K Mar'iuam, Marquam
2H A!lert('roKain, Wllhoit
211 C I) F Wilaon. Aurora
30 Itilny llayea, Oaaego
31 I' A Kaker, KtalTonl
32 K L liaker, Wilitonville
33 John lwellen, ISpringwater
3ft Sam It Taylor, Maniiam
30 Ivl Ulda, Oregon I'ily
Jl M.ka AND CI.KHK (if KI KCTIOM.
The follow Inn indgea and clerk of
election were appointed by the board:
Alertiethy Judgea, J T AHTaon, T 8
Mann, J It Hclvera; clurka, Fred Meindl,
Fred U hinitli.
liarlow Judge, M CampMI. Frank
Hilton, W W Je; clerk lxm Grazier,
I, r. Armntrong.
Ik-aver Creek Judgea, T I) Thorns,
OA Schuehel, A llayhurat, clerk, C
h hiH-nce, Mlllain OriHentiiwalte.
l'.oiinga Jmlgea, 8 K Card, W II
Boring, VVillliam Dean, clerk, George
h.PIH-raon. U M l.akH
Canemah Judgea, Kd Nutthsll, Win
Mcl'ord, (ioorge Laxelle : clerk, (iilbert
Hedge, Charles Kiwe
(.'anby Judgea, William Knight. Ja
Kvana, 8 O FiHiierj clerk, George
Kmglil, John r.ckeiaon.
Clierryville Jmlge. 8 P Hedge,
William Welch. (J I' llcebe; clerk, U 8
Kudi-rby, FJ Walkley.
Cluckama Judge. John W Hobin
Ron, Kol hnel, John Wolf, clerks, Wm
Jobnaon. II A NeliMer.
PainaacUH Judaea K II llurghardt, J
C Mc.Mnrrav, A Hall ; clerks, William
J. bnaon, KT White.
Kagle Creek Judges, O C Rtllou, J
lliirneit, J V Doty ; clerk, II F Gibson,
A Krugr.
GrhVld-Ju lge. A 1' Irvin, N M1
t t i ii.. i..i. lt'Mi: !..
irmy, r.o iisiiBj tieias, itniiaiii uiv-1
lll'ttla V J lMIll I, I
(ieorge Judges, Hans Paulson, Henry
Jobnaon, X Ratli ; clurka, John Marshall
John C Smith.
Harding Judges, James Tracy, J C
Spangler, F Wilson ; clerks, Orreh Rob
bins, Fred Gerber.
Highland. Judges, II Kleinsmith, W.
C Rockner, Robert L Ringo; clerks,
Hurry Gard, V. Ilsrrington.
New Era Judges, Knos Cahill, A
Bremer, A Burboyno; clerks, Joe BrlggR,
J L Waldron.
Maple Lane Judges M M McGeo
ban, A Mailt., A Hauman; clerks, A
Craeiner, J II Darling,
f.lackaburg Judges, J E Marks, Chas
Reynolds, Polk Grihble, clerks, A II
Reynolds, 0 II Wright.
Marquam Judges, Samuel Irons,
Georgo Dunlavy, M J Leabo, clerks, F
J Riding-, Wallace Albright.
Milk Creek Judges, F M Manning,
II W Shaw, R Gaucher; cleiks, Cicero
Lark ins, J F Nelson.
Milwaukie Judges, R S McLaughlin,
John Wetzler, jr, II Theissen; clerks,
Phil Oatfield, John Risley.
Needy Judges, C Buir, E B Miller,
Are known to be the
on easy installments
BURMEISTER
FRIDAY, JANUARY
,V""r lrka, George W
Oregon Cily No 1 Judges. Rf.bnrt
vyieKiiam. M K Willoughby, J W I'owull
I'lerka, A 1 Ilirur. Max Kchul
Oregon City No 2 Judgea, C (J Ilab
cock, l, is Oreeniriiui, It I Ileatow.
cierss.-ft Howell, W Jt Wiggins.
Oregon (,'ny 40 3J,K,.. lrocw
l urry, j llurrirnrtori. H V Kr.ru.l..
clerks, George V Kly, I. Hti.n.
Oawego-JudgeM, A J Walling, F L
ftiiruie, fti k Hiuployj clerks M A Coon,
L I') DdVidaon .
I'leaKnnt If ill .Tmlia Willi
Ilonry Miley. JN Wood: i
J'epia-r, Y r Heely.
Hpringwater Judges, John Lewellen,
John Iteod, II WWarnock; clerk, A
wnji n in niiii'iey.
Hod a Hprings Judges, Joe P.artow,
Frank McLaren, O Uoyles; clerks. A V
Davis. K I' Carter.
Hei vers Judgea, It A TenKyck, Kobt
Alexander, A Andre; clerks, M V
Ihomas, A Atvhofl.
Molalla James Dickey, John Nhaver,
O W Kobblnsj clerks, Hilas Wright,
Kyerett Judd.
Tiialatin Judges, Frank Woddle,
Jred Kellemier, 8am Groes; clerks O
1' Hhsrp, J q tinge.
Union Judge Jacob Miley, Kd
McClincey, U A Cresswell: clerks,
George 1' II H While, A Yergen.
Canyon Creek -Judges, William Bon
ney, ii A F Hullivan. J II Wriil.t;
clerk, L I' Williams, W K lion ney.
Cawradea Jmlgea, J II Wewer, T G
Jonarnd.KD Coalman; clerks, II Mc
Gugiu, J II KevenuH.
West Oregon Cilv Judges, J W Me
Ksy.C M Miller. Ira Jones: clerk. F
8 Maker, J K Morris.
Viida-Judge. Vil'a-D Klcne IV (
Ward, Green Mavfieid: Afikn. J A
Randolph, VV II MaMooti.
Jl'kY LIST.
It is ordered hv the !, ril thut Him
x oh vera
of CliickaniHH county, Oregon, le and
they are hereby selected a ttie jury list
oi nam coo my lor I lie year r.).
Abernethv W H.jtiii.l, M n C.urA
J T Appersun, J W McAnulty, George
Zumlering, i'utriek Harris. Joaenli
I Froinong, Henry Salisbury, II T Hladen.
ijring )vigr jct-hey, Samuel Lake,
1'eW L tiger.
Heaver Creek Frank Jagger, Victor
Krh kson, Chaa Spaugler, John Shannon,
C K 8euce .
barlow Abe Cole, C Hacker, John
Clouer, Jacob iteicb.
pH,ljyon tK'bk J Ionney, George
Canty William Knight, VJ Helvy,
J C Wolgainot, F A Sleight, C T
Pembroke. AlUrt M Vineyard, Ladrew
Mack, Milton lloeford.
Canemah-K H Taber, W A Hedges,
CC Williams, D Ii Martin, W J Mc-
VUl'l,
Clackaoiaa-J C Paddock. Chas Clark,
Fred tiage, E T Capps, liennet Deardoff,
L'rlah Daiiiela, J W Koots F 31 Sumner.
Caacades K Jonsrud, Herman Hruns,
I'aul Meinig, i'aul Dunn, I I" Heia, John
Duncan. .-
Damaacna Thomas Iiohna, (ieorge
Iater, C Heiaer, K Sevier, 8 C Young,
Henry Troge, II Breilhaupt, J C Mc
Murray. Kagle Creek Robert Currin, E J
r.urnttt, l'leaxant Judd. E N Fobter,
Nuali 1 1 i pie, J W Ikintv.
( iarlield-J 1' Irwin, William OatGeld.
(ieorge Louis Rotli, J 8 liirdaall,
Herman Luus.
Ilardingi Joe Kirchein. Teler Wil.on.
II U Hageman, George Clark, sr. John
C Sprague, Mi run IJahler.
Macksbiug Alliei t Moehberger, Nelne
I'.owers, I'inl Greaves, Charles ItevnoldM,
George Scramlin, Caier Weisiuandel.
Mo'ulla Frank Ragby, Seiver Rains
by, Levi St hman, Silas Wriwht, O D
Rohbius, Major Hungate, O D Eby,
James Dickey, John Shaver.
Milk Cre.-k-ll W Shaw, F M Man-
1:.... 1...11 'i-...m l.i l'.i.i r ,
1111114, irn 1 ruoiiigcr, tnu i.iitanoii, J
Milwaukie J G Bonnett, John F
Broetje, C N Rislev, J S Rislev,
II Theissen, R F McLaughlin, Tlnio
Hanenherg, John Welch, W S Payne,
Henry Heisliember.
Marquam J N Doores, F J Ridings,
Mart Robbins, W Rilev Garrett, P M
Marquam, George Ogle E M 1 1 art man.
Needy C C Bail, Enoch Skirvin,
George Brockart, Jonas KaofTuian, R
Graham, S B Kent, George Killin, Fred
Moebtierger.
A Jtin(
New Era Enos Cahill, C H Foster
Setia Norton, R Dundas, George Randall,
Henry Waldron.
Oregon Citv No 1 M E Willoughby,
John Bitner.'Charlea T Hickman, W II
Maus, J C Bradley, Angus Malheson,
James Heckart. A N Munsey, Grant
Old4, George E llargreaves.Edward Soli,
11 C Stevens, F 8 Toepleman, Dan Wil
liams. Oregon City No 2 Charles Albright,
C N Green man, E G Caulield, J F Clara,
C C Bubcock, S F Scripture, Frank
Glennon, M C Chapman, George Hard
ing, C A Muir, T S Lawrence, T L Char-man.
OEGAN
best. We sell them
& ANDRESEN,
12, 1900
Oregon City No3-JA Thayer, M M
MotJeehan, John liverhart, II li Nicho
las, J L Hwairord.
()HWftf J R Haves. L Davlii,l
W I'rosser, H Oans, M R Shipley, 0 C
Il.vlun.l ! If f ... . ...
...,,.,, wcuijo I, iAx:ey, Aioeri wai
ling. Pleasant Hill-James F McConnell,
William H.-ott, M O Young, A P Todd,
Chas Wagner.
Hei vers A Andre, Adolph AscholT.
Hoda Snriritf John NliblininlA V. V
Carter. " '
Hprlnuwater D C Howell. A M fil.ln.
lev, A Lacey.
Tualatin P A Raker, C T Tooz,
Homer Kruse, O P Sharp, Louis Toedto
rneier. Union C DF Wilson. Aiumst Yeri?en.
Viola William Stone. John Weisiuan
del, W II Mattoon.
West Oregon City 8 Raamuaen.
David CttiifieTd. J Tompkins. Thos Arm
strong, Otto F Olson, J W McKsy, I D
Tsvlor. '
Highland Rand Strickland. O W
le, W II Rottcmlller John Shocklev.
Amos Harrington
Sunday Services.
OEKMAN EVANOELICAL I.TTTH.
EUAN I MM AN UAL CHL'KCH-Comei
Kiglith ari'l J. Q. Adam llreeta; Iter.
Krueit J. W. Mack, pastor, hundav aclioo
at 10 A. M., weekly service! every Thurday
al8 1. M. Orman school every Saturclaj
from 9 to 12. K very body inviled.
8T. JOIIN B CIIL'KCn.CATHOLIO.-B A
H(1.i.iuiD, Pur. On HunlaymaaiatSand
10 M a. m. Kverr lecoml and fourth rJuniUt
Oerman aerrnon alter the o'clock man
At all other riiaaaei Kugllub K-rmoua. Hiindaj
B'hiM)l at 1. HI) r. M. VeDr. anolr.irfitlnal
iublecu and Beuedictlon at 7:Mr. .
METHODIHT EPISCOPAL CHCHCn.-R-.
II. Oliera. Paator. Mornlur aerrlca at Hi
Muiiday Hchool at 10:00. Cm mMtlrir after
morning aervlra. Kreulns tervlce at 1M
r. ii worm utrat meeting HiiDday veniDf si
;J0; Prayer Weetlng Thuraday veuluf at 1M
traiifcra cordially Invited.
riKHT PREflBYTERIAN CHL'BCH.-RST. A
J. Miiiitgiimerjr, Paator. Bervicei at 11 A.M. and
7:80 r. M. Habhath School at 10 A. M. Youu
People' Society of Chrlatlau Endeavor neeu
very Sunday erenlng at tM. lhuraday
reulug prayer meeting at 7 40. Beat free.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH-Corner ol
Eighth ami Malison street, K-v. 8. Copley
pai'or. Services every Sabbath at 11 a. m
and 7:45 p. m. Sunday Hclioot 10 a. m
Prayer meeting 8 p., m. All are welcome
8T. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. P. K. Hammond, Jiector. Service
every Sunday at 11a. m, and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday tchool at 10 o'clock. Service every
Friday evening at 7:30. Other service si
may be announced. All seat free. Strang
er cordially invited,
GERMAN LUTHERAN ZION'8 CON
gregalional church. Rev. F. Sack, paator.
Service! every Sunday at 11 A. M. 8undaj
school at 10 A. M.
FIRST CONGREG ATION' AL CHURCH,
comer of Main and Eleventh itreeis Rev.
E. H. Bollinger, pastor. Morning service
10:30; Surulay School 12; Junior Endeavor
5; Y. P. S. C. E. prayer meeting 0:30;
evening service 7:30.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Rev. J.
H. licaven, pallor. Preaching services
every Sunday at 10 -30 and 7:30 p. ni. Sun
day school at 12 noon to 1 p. m, Juniors
meet in the afternoon and t lie Senior Young
People's society and Bihle study clas at
6:15 p. nt. 'i'liuradav evenine. regular
prayer service at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday
eve'ning, Bible study class at Y. M. C. A
rooms ted bv the pastor.
Ban ths Yon Haw Always Bougtit
SEND USONE DOLLAR
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vm eittialBP It atyr ararent frviaht drwol, a4 II
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tlio a. hich ! enxrarrd direct fn.m a I'hoton-raph jrou rab lorra
aumeldraot It krautilul appranuire. Made rro. olid aoarlrr
aaord aak mr walaul adrlrd. "-a lTill,.hll"l alj,
kualiral aunrlf7 aVrnk u.U u4 mttif 0"' kudviaa Maratkat
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lt'M la ft-.-t hirfli.t! Im hea Iohk.io lm-hea wldeaud wrmla 360
EMinda. r..nllu aocUTM, 11 ,, aafcillowai Dlaaaaaa, rriaalfal,
il.lt.a. S.laala, Olaala, Cnaaa, BaMlaplar, TrrblaUaalar,
lllaaaM Parlaaad Vaa Haaiaaai OrU laalra, I Taaa Dw.ll,
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A. O. U. W. meet every fia'tir lay
evening in the A. O. U. W. Temple.
Geo, R. CaliiT, secretary.
Rebekahs Willamette Rebckah Ixlge
No. 2 meet second and fourth Friday of
each month at I. O. 0. F. Temple.
Matta Godfry, secretary.
Court Robin Hood No. 9, Foresters of
America, meets first and third Friday in
tho month in Red Men' Hall. W. B.
Staford secretary; F. T. Rogers, chiet
ranger,
Meade Poet No. 2, G. A. R., meet
first Monday evening and third Saturday
afternoon In each month at Wilamette
Hall. G. A. Harding, commander.
Clackamas Chapter No. 2, R. A. M.,
meet on the third Monday of each
month in Masonic Hall. M. Bollack,
secretary.
Pioneer Chapter No. 28. O. E. S. meehi
the second and fourth Tuesdays in each
month at Masonic Hall. Mise Jennie
Rowen, secretary.
Oregon Lodge No. 3, 1. 0. O. F., meet!
every Thursday in Odd Fellows' Hall.
T. F. Ryan, eecretary.
Falls Encampment No. 4, 1. O. O. F.
meet first and third Tuesday in each
month. J. A. Stuart, secretary.
Redmen Wacheno Tribe No. 13, Imp.
O. R. M., meets Saturday evening 7:30,
at Red Men's Hall. N. M. Moody, O.
of R.; Chas. Woodward Sachem.
Multnomah Lodge No. 1, A. F. A. M.,
meets first and third Saturdays in each
month at Masonic Hall. T. F. Ryan,
secretary.
Mead Relief Corps No 18, meet at
Willamette Hall the first Monday in
every month at 2 o'clock p. m. and tho
third Monday in every month at 7:30
o'clock p. m. The Auxiliary meets at
ths Armory building the 1st and 3rd
Saturday in each month at 3 o'clock p.
m. Mrs. Koeina Foots, president. Mrs,
Mary L. Bradley, secretary.
ArMsans meets first, second and fourth
Thursdays in each month at Red Men's
Hall. J. T. fiearle, secretary.
Catholic Knights of America St. John'a
Bianch No. 617, meets every Tuesday of
the month.
Tualatin Tent, K. O.T.M., meets ia
Red Men's Hall, on second and fourth
Wednesdays G. H. Hyatt, record
keepei,
Willamette Falls Camp No 148, W. 0.
W. meets let and 3rd Fridays in tho
Willamette Hall. C. C., Sol. 8. Walker
and clerk G. Olds.
Lone Pine Lodge, No. 53, A. F. & A.
M., Logan, Or., meets on the second
Saturday in each month from the 1st of
May to 1st of November at 2 p. m. and
from 1st of November to 1st of May at
10 a. in. A. E. Lewellen. W. M., Geo.
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