OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1902.
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nil seven room house wltli pantry.
d pHtOIlt WHlf r Hoai't CHmllUC'tmi
. aer; one block south of Hhlvtdy's
i ijrnur HUth and Madison sirnniN.
f) .( owner, Ma. I) I.. t'i.ous,
. Harrison Nt., Portland, Orf.
:,EYTOlOAN AT 8, 7. AND (I
. .ii. Farm ei'cuiliy. U'Hkn A
naya from Portland, asotlated with C.
V. and U. 0. Letourelte, of Oiea-on Oily.
It Ii imdiirstuod i,at tht case will be
appealed. '
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HI ! iJK.S 4 (IKIrM Ml, iillli-a III UK
' 'Minn! JIiiIIiIIiik.) havs the oliulcvul
coiiiilry properly lor
, dUrlmil ami
t prices.
V-
r to loan st lowest rales,
IUimim St OHirriTii,
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Ho Pay Fob U. 8,-List Friday,
ktMk bo, Ileoelver William uaiioway
iml i;.a later C. II. Moore louk In M.IKK)
fct Hih Uniifd Htalee land olllce at Or
.n('ity. Tin-re wre eleven emit tlui
, t entries made by parlies from Dallas,
fl u lands were liken up In JilO-acre
r i sud lie In Polk county,
( (YtAK faicKKCKKAMtar.- It ! learned
Ion W. I. Kiroben, of Hlone, that tli
Iit ( ar Creek Oamery will be leady for
j-i-rmina by the flrat of March. The
t!ant will be run by the hand-separating
U i'M ceetn gatiiering process. Kach
I tin klmldm, of whom there are 05, will
"Vvo hla own separator and the eream
fioni (he routes, one through Kedland
m l Viola ami one through K.igle Creek
(.'iiTlnnvjlle. will collected from
hv today. Ttieuiilk will be supplied
i v- ;:.! cowa, and the fa-tbest call will be
1 niilfit fro'u the creamery. The io-oi
"V mvti company waa organised over a
.r i, but owing to the tlilhVulty ol
wirini a sufllcient number of eowt
"yiihiu a working rediu, the plant wai
pvt-r started op. Hyibeplan adopted
li'iittiul supply ol milk can be had.
ManaQmuK Cai-rima. Sheriff J. J
Cooke and poaee uiala the quick capture
of a tiolored man, Henry Jackson, who
eacaped from the Albany Local train at
New Kra Halurday night while en route
from I'oMland to tlie Htale penitentiary.
Jai kmm made a bolt for liberty Just aa
the train wai pulling in to New Kra,
about 0 o'clock p Handciiled aa be
waa, lie Jumped from the moving train
aiU'cenafully, lighting In a pool of water.
Ilelore the train could be stopped (be
fugitive bad Staled lb ateep mountain
that parallel! the track at tbia point and
hid hlinsedf among the thick wood.
Hheriir Ftssier, of Portland, was at once
nol.fled of the ecape and that official
Immediately telegraphed to Sheriff Cooke
lo try and capture tjie colored man.
Order were given to watch the suspen
sion bridge at Oregon City, while the
Clai-taniaa authorities armed Ihemsrlvea
and struck out for the aceue of I he es
rap. The different roads leading Into
New Era were patrolled, also the rail
road track. Finally, aim it nine o'clock
Henry Cooke, the sheriff's brother, met
the negro walking along the road a short
distance from Killen'e place. He sur
rendered without offering any resistance
aud was luken 10 Oregon City where die
Multnomah olllcera look him in charge
lor Portland.
blue wis HOTii mats.
The I'lay Was Hough Iiut Full of Inter
eat Tlirung hout.
I!
U'iiirri"ti I'LAHiao Field Superln-
in In n t I N.iluin WiaiiHr. UnltH.I Htatea
t'ili CominiHiiuns, until recently in
w.thi'ii' of the Houthero Washington ills
'liiids, arrived in Oregon City Sunday
caud will make his he.diiurU-ra here
bile looking alter the interesta of the
htrlt-a In this locality. Mr. Wlstier
Utta that, a short time ago 600,000
5 VI,iu-llh fry were planted in Lake
Wacrants Kktvknku. B. F. Linn, of
Llni'a Mills, who lost a batch of county
warrants about a month ago, was sur-
priiied Tuesday night to tlnd su envelope
containing the nilwiiiig papers In his
poblofllce box in this city. The envel
ope waa not stamped, and there was
nothing; about the Mine to show the
identity of the seuder. The weriaus
hud Uien procured from the county clerk
Deceinher 20, 17 In all, valued at Mil.
Mr. Linn put them in bis overcoat pock
et, went home, and shortly aflerwaiu's
was con filled to bin loom with a spell of
aickneaa. Hubs qienlly his son wore the
overcoat to a dance In Oregon City, ai d
In some way lout them out of the pocket.
Krnest Forbes found them the next day.
He held the warrants for two weeks, in
tending to give them to Mr. Linn next
lime be should come to town. One even
lug alwut dusk a man passed by whom
he took took to be the rightful owner.
Hailing biin, he told how he bad found
Last Saturday night waa a lucky one
for the lilues, they having won both
games. The first gsme, between the
Junlore, was won by a score ot 13 to 7.
The game waa fast and close and not un
til the I ant ove minutes of play did the
lilues feel sure of a victory. The next
game waa between the Seniors and waa
won by a score of 24 to 7. This game
atarted off with a great deal of roughness
but was Interesting Irom start to finish.
The lilues took a lead from the start and
for a while the Heds were unable to do
anything with them. The Keda Anally
succeeded In scoring but it was too late.
Towards the close of the game the Ueds
took a stand and had the contest lasted
five minutes longer the score might have
been in their favor.
For the Blues, Capt. Waller Muir and
Paul Uantenbeln, oi the Juniors, played
fast and aggressive game- Norman
White showed op good at guard, for the
Heds. E. Williams and N. Hcmphrys
held their own In a wsy that made the
wearers of the Blue aa well aa the Red
pplaud often and long.
Last Monday the first tam, consisting
ol A. Williams and I. Wilson, forwards,
E. Williams, center, and N. Humphrys
and W. Peters, guards, began practice
for a series of batket-ball games to ba
played with Portland Y. M. C. A.
The line-up of the teams last Saturday
were :
Juu'or game.
Blues. Reds.
C. McGetxhie .... F. .A. Cooke (Capt.)
ADAMS BROS.'
AOENT8
McCALL'S DRESS
PATTERNS
10c AND 150
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR
Oregon City's Big Cash Store
n
AGENTS
THOMPSON'S
GLOVE FITTING
CORSETS
o.p. Onr UinrJou7RAdT?n?!st.yllsfor8lrins
My v in Mens Mats just rec
pi
Hats just received
EESS
Hi
hurt in the first game between these two
teams, will probably play to-night. He
is welcomed hy all of the Juolora aa a
fast and gentlemanly player.
As both tesms bsvftto return on the
10:20 car, the Junior game will begin
promptly at 8 p. m.. so the baseball
game can be played through.
OUR BEST ATTENTION
FAVOR LE0MAQ(JIX.
ttoelgrewers' Association Reaelres that
"ColiM-ed" Butter Is All Right.
,.C. Bollinger
..W. Wilson
....N. White
Wm. Telford
O. Hsnkiu F.. .
H Woodard C,
P. Gantenbein G...
W. Moir(Capl.)...G...
Se)ior name.
Bloo a.
E. Williams F...,
A. Gantenbein F...
8. L- vens C...
L. Cbamberls'n...G...
W. Peters (Capt.) G. Cap.N. Humphrys
Before, H. E. Wilson; Umpire, D.
W:ttianis.
If jualiichew.ln Pierce County. Wan!.., j P-P" '" "',ll' 'e,n over to me
' and that Monday Mesaenger Leighton I 'UloseJ Mr. Linn. The man took the
JjCclly, waa despatched from Oregon City I batcl' of "nls, looked them over and
ilh an additional 3tt),0O0. The Inten- il"ured glad to recover bis property,
-rtion ol the Comii.ir.sion ia to stock the "bowed his appreciation to Foibes
Oand -locked lakes with these liah.
HOME TEAS W01.
I. I Battery A., at Indoor
?4 to 15.
The Y M. C. A. Seniors defeated Bal
teiy A., 0. N. G.f of Portland, at Indoor
bvieball, 24 to 15, at tbe association
hall Friday night. Following is the line
up; and score by innings:
''thrt were planted last year are not far,
.enough along to offer any thing deumte
a .o whether or not the fish CJO piosper
-ia t'io0 wale s.
" FuANiiiwa Nuu.ikh.ij. Oregon Cn
'wonbauit In the Circuit Couii lant
f'Ui'duy when Judge T. A. Mclhide
. liaiuled down a decialon in the c.n-e of
iro. Adams versus Oregon tHy. Adams
, ii.id bi-eo previously iied and coavicied
in i order Ihoce Ctny'acuurv, chafed
,'H-iih lunnlnj a ceigbt car IhroJb Main
et'eet. Tlie cl y, rep'esen'ed by Hedges
A Uf.iliih ami City Attorney A. 8. Drca
cer, had contended that the ordinance
Krant'nji the P. C. & O. Ky. Co. be tight
to inn freight cars over Main s . reel 43
'i'ii-i, bsd been Itnp-oporly panned.
;i tat it bad beeu read aton'y one regu
' 'in inii-ting of the Council, when the
:.;i' irr requires that there shall be two
r ! n:ite read In ,(8. The second lime the
i :-nre had been re. id at an adjourned
i - Aon of tbe conncil, which Bsion, tlie
a!y claimed, was not a regular meeting
I a continuation of the old one. Judgn
T. A. Mclliide heard the case on a writ
of review, snd decided that the ordinance
I. ad I "tn illegally pasaed, aud th t the
l f'-n.luut, (Jeo. Adams, was properly
conviYied In the Recorder's court. Tlie
ciir-i) meant much to the rnilroad people
and they were represented by able atlor-
Those "T lniiing tilm one ol the warrants, ol
I ...l.. ..( ')(! ill 1 . ...k 11...
ma mug u, f.v.iv. nwufc n.i m ibwi
Mr. Forties met one of Linn's sons, from
whom It was learned that Mr. L'nn bid
been sick in bed for three weeks. It was
then known that the warrants had been
itlven to tlie wrong person, and an at
tempt was at once made to recover the
pmieity. Advertisements were iiiseited
in the Oregon City pipeie, and In the
O egonian, giving description by num
br-rs of the wariants, and offeiing a
I'beial tewsrd for the return of the war
rants, in consideration of which no ques
tioitg would he asked.
Battery A.
Otterstead .
Iouiierty..,
Randall...
Allen
Iwis
TRY (jl'AIV-d! TKT bUVIM-O!
Ask your grocer today to show you a
Package of (iRAINO, the new food
drink that tnkes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it without In
jury as well aa th adult. All who tiy
it, like it CHAIN 0 has that rich eeal
brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made
from pure grains, and the most delicate
stomach receives it without distress. i
the price of ceffee. 15c. and 25 cts. per
package. ISold by all grocer.
Indivl IuhIh Money ta Loan.
At 6 and 7 per cent Call on or write
Jno. W. Lodkk,
Oregon City Oregon.
Stevens' building.
. .C. .
....D
...1. B...
. 2. B Meldrum
...3. B Clark
l-ewis L. 8. 8 Latourette
Walling R.8. 8 A. Willaius
Kupke L. F Freytag
Jophn R. F Gantenbein
8core:
Y. M. C. A 2 0 1 1 1 4 3 2 1C-24
Batlsry A 2 114 10 10 6-15
Umpiies-E. Califf, Oregon City: Ta
clow, Portland.
The game up to the sixth inning was
spirited and interesting. From then on
the Battery boys wont to pieces and the
home team eaaily won out. The atten
dance was unusually large and more
money was taken in at the door than at
any game of Indoor babeball yet played.
I!aclmll and B i-ket ba 1 To n'glit at
Y. M. C. A.
Oregon City will play Portland Y. M.
C. A. it indoor baseball to-nfuht at the
association 'hall. This is the third game
of a aeries of six being played between
these two teams. Each team has a game
to ill credit and a good time is expected
to-night.
Before the bafuhall game the local
Juniors will play Portland'. M. C. A.
Juniors the third of their series of six
games. Capt. Walter Muir, who was
The Pacific Northwest Woolgrowers'
Association are against the oleomargar
lne bill, as will be seen by the following
resolutions passed at Helena:
"Whereas, There la pending in con
gress a bill to compel the manufacturers
of oleomargarine bjtter to refrain froso
putting coloring matter in the compound
so that it looks like butter, nnder penalty
of paving a heavy tax that would practi
cally be prohibitory; and,
''Whereas, If the said bill should be
come a law it would practically abolish
the manufacture of this healthful and
dexirable substitute for butter; and,
"Whereas, The nse of oleomargarine
among stockmen on the plains and in
the mountains has been almost univer
sal, and It is the only butter practicable
for such use because of its keeping quali
ties; and,
"Whereas. We believe that the addi
tion of coloring matter to oleomargarine
In its manufacture is harmless and adds
greatly to the appearance and conse
quently makes it more palatable; and,
''Whereas, The proposed legislation is
vicious, uncal'ed for and class legislation
of tbe worst kind, as it builds up one in
dustry for another equally aa meritori
ous; therefore be it
"Resolved, That the Pacific North
west Woolgroweta' Aasoclation most em
phatically protesta against the passage
of the said bill, and that tho members of
this association are urged to write their
inemheta of congress and senators, de
, .. Califf msnding that they use their efforts lo
Williams defeat such obnoxious legislation."
. . Wilbon '
Reds.
.A. Williams
...W. Beacb
...0. Payne
...W. Califf
Baseball
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Enterprise and V. Oregonian $2.
Y. M.C. A.
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