Oregon City enterprise., May 16, 1902, Page 4, Image 4

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. MAY
10. 1902
ment cf county warrant and County question ol men. .a mere a ....g..' Eiiu.
.Treasurer A. Lu.-lliUE had t 337.72. on the Kcpxt.n tukol tlmt i not - I - -T' fl R KIT?
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Oregon City Enterprise.
City and County Official Taper
Inblistied Every Friday.
L. L. POUTER, I'RofRiiTiiB.
ment cf county warrant and County ( question ol men. is mere .".
Treasurer A. Lulling had 25 3:17.72 ' h.ee o ' Kepuhlican ticket llmt in not
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tola! in.lobtedni'a ol the county, accord-, Hie nirtit on the fusion ticket?
in ciicnlHtlon on
BUHMCKIPTION HATES,
n,,.-.r ... $-00
EiT nullilhs 1 00 I
Trial subscription two mouths
A discount ot 50 cents on llsubscnp lions
for on year, 25 cents for six months, it
paid in advance.
Advertising rates given on application.
lire to fie siimmtrv clHtement, is $HV i . .
I " ' 1 iik totHl money
0S0.;.Sh.!e the resource ...eJ.tM...., tl.o Trcomiy
leaving the net Indebtedness only f 102. j ,)47 ;r,7i r fjs.MI for
M3.34. Candidates on tho fusion ticket j J . Sli(,(lf Tis
are going ' """? j hltH ,ioing ,)r,v .ell. when it is
making .he asM-rtion that the county ....j tUl Jlly lswi, Wore
nwirlv $200 000 in debt, while the tlnan- ' . ...,,
T ' the Republicans came into power, tlie
cial tnt luont shows no Mich thing.; . .,).,;, ii. i ,w, .
1 iiikiiov in emulation w oni) i ikki,-
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Uepuiilicans argue ...a. w,e sur.iu .... . We ref.aill
no right to retain such an eiioimousi
amount of monev in his possession ami
should t ii ii it over to the treasurer. I
' -CI SHU'., or f.'l IS per capita.
fiom unking any remaika aUnit Mr.
lirvau and free silver in tin connection.
Subscribers will find llie date of expira-,
tion stamped on their papers following j j.,1;g wo(i,j nlace in the t.easurv of the
their name, u mis " -
within two weeks after a paviuent, kindly
notify ns and we will look alter it.
Entered at the postortice in Oregon City,
Or., as second class mailer.
A 3KSTS FOR THE KNTKRFKISK.
Beaver Creek..
Can by
Claotamas
Milwsnkie
Union Mills...
Meadow Brook.
New Era
l'arkplace
etattord... ...
Uulino...
Cams
Molalla
Uariiiam
Butte ville
Aurora
Eagle Crek....
Damascus
Bandy
C Krinsville.
Mi'
. ir.T. B. Thomas
K. I. Si as
A. Mather
......Oscar Wissmger
.'.'....'.t1' J. Trulliuger
Chas. Holinan
......W. S. Newtwrry
. . H. ll. Holmes
J. Q. (iace
. . . . . . . . 0. T. Howard
. . ...... K. M. Cooper
Annie Stnhhs
J. C. MarqiiKiu
B. Jennings
Henrv A. Snyder
H. Williern
.7.7.7.". .V.J. C. Klliott
K. Go'tsi'h
Geo. J. Ciirrin
rnisvuir . . . .i-
mot Adt'lph Ascholt
KKI'VBLICAN 8TATK TICKET.
Governor
W. J. Fi RMMt
Supreme Judge
R. S. Beas.
Secretary of Stale
F. I. Dunbar.
State Trersurer
C. 8. Moohe.
Attorney General
A. M. Crawford.
State Printer
J. R. Whitney.
Supt. of Puhlio Instruction
J. II. ACKKKMAN.
For Congre.-s First District,
Taos. H. Tonoi'e.
For Joint Senator,
Multnomah ami Clackamas,
HkriiRT Holm an.
For Joint Representative,
C. W. Nottingham.
What is it that liolda the l'itien"s
county 'J,iita S'S, which should he, ap- j ticket together? Notliiin! except a de
plied on the tlcht of the county to reduce ! sirv to get to the pie counter. One half
the interest The warrants diaw n on the ' of their leg'sliitive ticket is Kepuhliean
counlv treasurer ii"d outstandiiiK and j and the oilier leinocialic. If lliey have
unpaid amount to $UiH,S15.4J and the j any pi inciples to con'end lor one half
estimated amount of interest accrued . will try urn) nnlily the wmk of the other
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
t'OUNTT TICKET.
State Senator,
Gkobuk C. Brownell, of Oregon City.
Representatives,
C. G. Huntley, of Oregon City.
Hanb Paulsen, of George.
Herman A. Webster, of Clackamas.
Judge,
Thomas F. Ryan, of Oregon City.
Sheriff,
J. R. Shaver, of Molalla.
Clerk.
F. A. Sleight, of Canby.
Coruniiasioner,
William Brobst, of Wilsonville.
Recorder,
Henry E. Stevens, of Milwaukie.
Assessor,
James F. Nelson, of Mulino.
Treasurer,
Esos Caiiill, of New Era.
Surveyor,
John W. Meldbum, of Abernetby.
Coroner,
R. L. Hoi. man, of Oregon City.
Enos Caiiill, of New Era, was born in
Tuscarawas County, Ohio, Nov. 25, 1S45.
His boyhood was spent on a farm and on
January 5. 1802 he responded to the call
of bis country and enlisted in the 80th
Ohio Infantry. After two years service
Mr. Cahill re-enlisted as a veteran and
served until August 25, 18(55. He was
under Rosecrans at Iuka and Corinth
nd with Grant at Vicksbnrg. He was
transferred to the 15th corps and sent to
Chattonoga and fought at the battle of
Missionary Ridge. Ho was with Sher
man in his march to the sea and was
present at the Grand Review at Wash
ington. During the war he was In every
Southern state except Florida and Texas.
Mr. Cahill came to Oregon in 1875 and
took up a homestead near New Era,
where he has lived ever since. He was
born a Republican and has remained a
stanch uupportwr of the party. Mr. Ca
hill is an active member of Meade Post,
Grand Army of the Republic and of
Lawton Command, Union Veterans'
Union. He is respected where ever
known for his integrity, and his ability to
fill the office of treasurer of Clackamas
County is unquestioned. On tbe day of
election Mr. Cahill will roll up a nice,
fat majority that will surprise even tbe
niobt sanguine of bis friends.
Republicans of CUckaman County fail
to understand why the semi-annual
financial statement of the county which
Las just teen issued shows that on April
first Sheriff J. J.Cooke-had in bis bands
??7,32'3.20 in cash applicable to the pay-
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CLYDE G. HUNTLEY.
Clyde G. Huntley, Republican nominee for Representative, wus
born at Orland, Ind., in 1SU7. He came to Oregon City in I SIM), and
shortly after his arrival purchased an interest in the drug store of K. O.
Caufield, and about one year later bought the entire business. Four
years ago he was elected a member of the City Council, and was re
elected in 1900 over strong opposition, f.ast June he was appointed a
member of the State Board of Pharmacy by (lovernor (leer. Mr.
Huntley is a life-long Republican. His strong popularity was attested
at the county convention, when he was nominated on the first ballot,
receiving 10H votes out of a total of 1 Irt, with 10 candidates in the field.
His election is sure. Mr. Huntley's sound business sense will be shown
in his vote on important measures in the next legislature. He is a
quiet but effective worker and is a man that does not make promises
unless he is certain of their fulfillment.
thereon is $15,L'li5.1ii. Clackamas County half and the net result ol their work w ill
expended M- . 85 during the last six j be very great in the legislation of the
months, of which f2ii.551.03 was applied; slate and in th election of a senator.
to the construction, repair and survey of
roads and bridges.
We print ttie financial statement of the
county agiiii this week so that all can
Is the Question of votin (or legislative s'U'iy the indebtedness question, es
candidates the people must remernher
that there is a senator to be elected by
the next legislature. It is imjioriBnt
that we have no more hold-ups. That
the legislature elects a man to that im
portant place that can work in harmony
with Senator Mitchell in legislation
is vital to this coast. The policy to be
pursued in tbe Philippines will lie shaped
by this election and whether Oregon is
to stand by the administration in saying
to the nation: "We have a Republican
legislature." This is more important than
state or county ticket. We wish a sen-
cially the Citizens on the campaign.
It is a hot fight the Courier-Herald is
putting up but it is the best it can do
with the material it bus for a ticket.
DK t Til OF WIIJJAN Kl'DKV.
Aged Pioneer of Oregon City Died Sud
denly Lat Monday Morning.
William Eudy died at his,residence in
this city Monday morning, aged 77 years.
He was born February 14, 1825 in Corn
wall, England, and enrne to Oregon in
1H50. On the day following last Christ
mas he fell and fractured his bin ioint.
ator that will look after the growing Ore-1 blltdeB1)ite hig 8,lvance(1 8(e waf) j(n.
gon interest in the Oriental trade, lo proving fast and expected to be out this
get this we must elect our legislative! week. Last Saturday he ate something
ticket in this county. It is a larger
question than any man to be elected. It
is a question that every farmer is inter-
that did not agree with him and on Sat
urday evening inflamatlon of the bowels
set in which resulted fatally. He is sur
vived by a wife, Mrs. Jane Kudey and
ested in that wants to see the trade of ,fix children : Mrs. W. Jewell, of Kan
this coast expand.
In voting for men to fill various places
oo the ticket the voter should be gov
erned by the fitness of the aspirant for
the place and the principles he repre
sents. There is no question that a ma
jority of the voters of this county are Re
publicans. If the question is one of
politics, as to the doctrines and princi
ples involved, this county would go Re
publican by at least COO. These doc
trines and principles are very important
when we take in account the Philippine
question and that of the trutts. If It is
I Fro ni'lo.'n fra lra1tj( Vanatm.a ..f
Portland ; Mrs. Herman Varwig, of Port
land ; Mrs. E. If. Miller, of Minneapolis ;
A. P. Eudey, of Oregon City and John
Eudey, of Portland.
The funeral was held Wednesday after
noon froin the family residence at the
head of Lower Sixth Street. Services
were conducted by Rev. W. S. Grim,
under the auspices of the Odd Fellows,
of which order the deceased had long
been a member.
Mnltli'l Dandruff I'emndi)
stops itching scalp upon one application,
tbreetosiz removes all dandruff and
will stop falling hair. Price 50 cents at
all Jruc'giHte.
Sen or Jut", a Ht'cUr', Nrtucrly ot tin
CP), Victim tir Acclilent.
Albeit Movd lle. Vart, the V year old
on of James Ileckart. a tc.inister. living
rtl SIS Olive Slieet, was struck by a l ke
Coon street car di.ectly U. k of hi
home on Howell Street between Kihl.
and Ninth Avenues at 1 J -07 o'clock on
Tln.rs.tav alterneon ol lust week and al
most instantly killed. The accident oc
etiraed at Seattle. The Settle Time,
gives the following account l t"l!
",-v ; .
There was a c.owdol little boys play
ing policeman on the street. All I horn
wh.iweie playing the hititive except the
little lleckart hoy had t cuihl,
Kmncis I'tilon was after him, the two
hoys running one alter the other as the
car was parsing. Suddenly, it seems
. .. .1... ill- .if I'Vtt-wiUll'HM'H U
Hum im
Ihea.vi.lcnt, I lie lleckart boy stalled to j
cms the street directly i front of lhj
moving car. lie was too late, however.
and was struck, falling in (r.mt of thecal. ,
II. J. !-'. liiTHion, employed in a grocery
store on the corner, saw the hov jnt si- J
ter he was sttu. k and rushed to Imassis- j
tauee. As soon us the car wm slopped,
HSMstid by the other bystanders and the,
men in charge of the car, he removid'
the boy to the sidewalk and I'lheii-toii
then ran to call lr Miles, ariiving with
the elnsiciau a few minutes alter tne
n.ri.lenl happened. In tb meant line i
tin. injured h.'V was removed to the home
,,l his pr..nts and he died there il h'W
minutes alter the arrival of liie doelor
ami before anything could be done lur
him. ,
"An examination showed that the ten
der ha. I evidently struck !inn a hind
bli.w on the back of the head, crushing j
the skull lit the base of the brain 1 here j
were no other injuries found on the hod v. j
The one blow was siilli. ient to have '
Caused itlmost instant death. I
"l'r. C'oe.oll'uisl physician (or the Gen
eral Electric Company, was Uo untitled
soon after the accident and be arrived
alter the boy bad bet n dead but a lew
minutes.
"The coroner was notified afler the
boy's death and I'epu'y Coroner Wiltse
went to the scene of the accident and
made an investigation. Later in the
afternoon he auhpoeiiaed the motorm iii
and Hindu. -tor, who told alwut the same
st.ny of the accident an that secured from ;
bystanders.
"The body was removed to Duller
worth A S.-n's morgue, where it will be
einhulmed for burial. It will then be
shipped to the former home of the par
ents in Oregon for interment. '
"The street car w as Lake I'niun No. Ii,
outward iMiund, in charge of Motorinau
John Scholield and Conductor Fred
Spray. According to the statements of
both bystanders and the men iu charge j
of the car, it was moving at a unsh-ratc :
rate of speed, and the accident was una j
Voidable. E. J. Kthemlon, who saw the
accident and assisted in caring for the
boy, stated to a reporter for The Times
that the car was going, if anything, at a
slower rate of Ss-ed than is usual fur
Street cars at that place. He said the
motorman seeined to be slowing up to
stop at the next crossing. The car Was
stopied w ithin half of its length after the
accident.
"The lleckart b y was known to be
near sighted, wea'iug glasses at the time
of the accident to overcome this delect,
and it is supposed be did not i.-o the car
when be attemntcd to cross the street.
"The body w as brought to Oregon City
Saturday and taken to Highland wbeie
the interment took place. Mrs. lleck
art, the boy's mother, is a daughter of
tbe late Albert Harrington, who died at
Highland several months ago."
Tlti liKAIX-0! TRY ;KWN-0!
Ask your grocer today to show you a
package of GRAIN-O, the new food
drink that takes tbe place of collce.
The children may drink it without in
jury as well as tliu adult. All who try
it, like it. GRAIN O has that rich seal
brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made
from pure grains, and the most delicate
stomach receives it without distress. H
the price of coffee. 15c. and 25 ctfl. per
package. Sold by all grocers.
Letter List.
The following is the list of letters re
maining in the postofllce at Oregon City,
Ore., on May 15th, 1!K)2:
women's list.
Barbur Hope Mrs Hall Goldie Miss
Iiauman O Miss Lucka Laura Miss
Cadwell 8 Miss Lewis J J Mrs
Howell Jennie Mrs Khoelander Sarah E
men's list
Beauman Arthur Morris Geo A 2 th
Dunham C L Romberg W
Gibbs Mr Thomas Henry
Heater W O Walters K L
Huron Mr Welter Michael
Iferrik Mr
GEO. F. HORTON, P. M.
A Few Pointer.
The recent statistics of the number of
deatliB show that a large majority die
with consumption. This disease may
commence with an apparently harmless
cough which can be cured instantly by
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, which is guaranteed to cure and
relieve all cases. Price 25c and 50c.
For sale by all druggists.
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any iluiii'roun coii-i-riiieiices from It. j Portland Hpi-cial." leaving
film saya; Our thre children took daily at 0 a. in. via. 0. K.
wlioopmu iujiij-Ii ImmI Hiiininer, our baby ' at Chicago at 9 :.'10 the th.ru
lxy belnKonly three months old, and
owmu to our KvinK them Chamberlain's
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plumpness and came out In much better
health than other children whose patents
did not use this rmnedy. Our oldest
little k-irl would call iimtily f,)r cmiK,
syrup between whoopa. Jessie I'inltey
Hall, HpriiiKville, Ala. This remedy is
for sale by G. A. Harding, Driiugist.
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ment by Kly'i Crm J'.ulni, which i aree.
ably aronmtio. Jt is received through Um
T)')-;trilM, r:leniio and In ills tho whole mir
lace oer which it UiIIiib.h lUuir. Immnm
ell the 50o. si.o; 'J rial ni.e- by mini, 1U
cent. Tout it and yon urn sure- to coutinn
tho trcatun nt.
AllllOIIIK-fllK-tit.
To anciiii.niiiilnto th.me who are piirliul
to the uae of atomizer in applying liiiii(U
into tbe iiiunl j.aimrins for fAittirrlml trou
liU$,iin proprietora prepare Cream Itrtlin iu
li.piid form, which will bo known an J-.ly'g
Liinid Cronm Kalm. I'rico including tha
prayinff tube is 75 cents. DniKgisU or by
luaii. 'ili liquid form einhoiliBii Uio loci.
iciuU proportin of tho solid jirepnratiou.
Yr.rk anil Rlmlnll are resflieo U
day. This train, acknowMg'
the fastest between the
the East, is solidly vestibutol
erpiipment is uniir)ai",(l
drawing room sleeping carl,
tourist sleeping cars, litrr
cars, free reclining chair cr".
excelled dining cars, them"1'
are cpial to tboBe served l
best hotels. Remember th" 1
solid I'crtlaiid to Chicago!
change of care, and the ttood ol
costs no more to ride on it lb11
routes.
We have other trains
press" leaves Portland dai'f
via Huntington, and the
Flyer" leaves at 6 p. m. j"f
kane for St. I'aul ami the
For rates, sleeping cM re
call or write to
A.L. Cbaui,
General l''
O. It. AN. Co., Portland, Ore.'
Tho Enterprise f L50 per
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