OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1906.
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Personal Mention
1 l The latest styles and patterns in
dress hats. Miss C. Goldsmith.
Rhea Cole has gone to Tacoma for
a visit with relatives.
C. H. Guttridge, of Springwater, was
in the city on Friday last.
Frank Astman, of Canby, was in
the city Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stevens are vis-
iting with San Francisco relatives.
J. A. McGlashan has returned from
a business trip to Southern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Albright are vis
iting Mr, and Mrs. J. W. Church, at
Lind, Washington. ' , '
Mrs. . Leone Waddle and daughter,
of Eugene, are in the city, the guests
of Mrs. Harry M. Shaw.
Miss Gertrude Bashor has resigned
her position with the Oregon City
Manufacturing Company to accept a
more lucrative position in Portland.
Wm. Haley, of Ottawa County, Kan
sas, is visiting his old friend, T. B.
Hankin, in this city. Mr. Haley is
looking over the Pacific Coast with a
view of locating permanently.
Drs. Beatie & Beatie, Dentists,
Rooms 16, 17, 18, Weinhard Building.
The farmers in the northeastern
part of the county met at Logan Sat
urday night and a temporary organiz
ation was perfected for a farmers' in
dependent telephone line. This line
will take in Redland, Highland, Logan,
Springwater and other precincts in
the eastern part of the county. Louis
Funk was elected chairman of the
meeting and the citizens present made
short addresses in favor of the pro
ject. A committee of five was ap
pointed to look into this matter and
draw up articles of incorporation. Mr.
Campbell, of this city, was present in
the interest of the farmers' independ
ent lines of this city and made a
short talk in favor of this line. This
line will connect with the line in this
city, -i
MONEY TO LOAN AT 6v AND.,7
per cent. Farm, security. URen
- & SchubeL -
Tickets, for the Old Maids' Conven
tion at Huntley's next Saturday. Pro
gram will be given in the Telegram
and Journal, next week.
Mrs. Kate Ward Pope, Miss Maysie
I Foster; Miss Ruth Brightbill, Miss
Vera Phillips, Miss Edna Daulton, or
Oregon City, and Miss Annie English,
one of Portland's popular violinists,
will assist in making the Old Maid's
Convention a success. ' -
Local Events
No candidate for County Treasurer
is more suitable than O. A. Cheney.
Vote for him. '
Wanted A few boys at the woolen
mills, in Oregon City. Must be eve
14 years of age.
One ' three-year-old full blood regis
tered Durham bull. Will sell at a
reasonable price. C. H. Guttridge,
Springwater, Oregon.
A choice assortment of new goods
arriving daily at The Fair. 3-23tf
Strayed from Mrs. Mary Eggiman's
farm on Highland road, four cows and
one-two-year-old heifer. - Reward for
any information. Notify Mrs. Mary
Eggiman, Oregon City, R. F. D. 3,
Oregon. '
Our patterns are the "latest designs.
Our styles are exclusive. Miss C.
Goldsmith.
Come one, come all to the army
hall. The children will give an. en
tertainment 'consistiag of S. R. D. T.
Ensign Story will also be here; he
will sing and play. Admission free.
Capt. A. L. Harper and wife.
There is plenty of State School
money to be had at 6 per cent inter
est Loans can be had - from one to
ten years. Gordon E. Hayes, agent.
Deputy Fish Warden Wtebster is
superintending the installing of racks
in a number of the canyons in the bed
of the Willamette river near the falls
in this city, just below the fish lad
der. By these contrivances it is pro
posed to keep the salmon from enter
ing the many small pools in the vici
nity of the fish ladder, where when the
river recedes they are shut oft from
the main river and die. On this ac
count several hundred - fine salmon
died last year.
The latest styles and patterns in
dress hats. Miss C. Goldsmith.
Pleading guilty in justice court
Tuesday afternoon to a charge of il
legal salmon fishing. Nick Story,
Humphrey Trembath, J. Douthit and
Harry Clark. Oregon City fishermen,
were fined $50 each by Justice Stipp.
This is the minimum fine prescribed
by law. These are the four men who
were located and captured on the
Willamette River in this city early
Sunday morning by means of a search
light that was directed by Water
Bailiff Dutcher and Deputy Game
Wardens Mack and Beals, of Portland.
Dr. Geo. Hoeye, in the Caufield build
ing, administers Somnoforme and Air
oform in the painless extraction of
teeth. Perfectly harmless and no sick
ening after-effects.
The Argonaut for April 14th. has,
among other features, an inside ac
count of the reason for the resigna
tion of Sir Francis Burnand from the
editorship of London Punch, by
"Cockaigne"; a very interesting short
story of the love of an American and
a Spaniard, called "The Oath of An
tonio Arezzo." by Marguerite Stabler;
and full editorial discussion of the
topics of the day, with reviews of the
notable books, music and dramatic
criticism, and all the departments
which make the Argonaut as it is
known.
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At the annual meeting of St. Paul's
Episcipal church in this city Monday
night the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year: Vestrymen;
H. L. Kelly, John Humphreys, George
A.Harding, William. Wright, E. E.
Brodie, Richard Prior, and H. F.
Busey; wardens, H. L. Kelly and John
Humphreys; treasurer, Geo. A. Hard
ing; secretary John B. Lewthwaite.
During the meeting Treasurer Hard
ing read his report for the year just
closed, which ' was accepted. The
meeting was preceded by a meeting
of the St. Paul Guild, at which the
following officers were elected: Pres
ident, Mrs. H. L. Kelly; vice-president,
Mrs. W. B. Stafford; treasurer, Mrs.
Rosena Fouts; secretary, Mrs. Fannie
Cochran. ....
Look out for surprises on the night
of April 25, at Shively's.
Topics to be discussed at the meet
ing of the Clackamas County Horti
cultural Society to be held at the
Court House, April 28th,. at 1 o'clock
p. m.; Cherries, Pres. C. W. Swallow;
Cherries, for the Home, A. J. Lewis;
Nut-growing for Clackamas County,
J. C. Zinser; Timely Hints on Spray
ing, Fruiit Inspector A. J. Lewis.
Charter membership list will be kept
open until after this meeting, giving
free membership to all who pay one,
year's dues in advance.
THOMSON'S BARGAIN STORE for
reliable Dry Goods and Shoes, ac
knowledged to be the lowest priced
store in town.
WHY F. W. GREENMAN SHOULD
' RECEIVE THE REPUBLICAN
- NOMINATION FOR COLIN-
TY CLERK.
FOR CONGRESSMAN
WANTED: by Chicago wholesale and
mail order house, assistant manager
(man or woman) for this county and
adjoining territory. Salary $20 and
expenses paid weekly; expense money
advanced. Work pleasant; position
permanent. " No investment or exped
ience required. Spare time valuable.
Write at once for full particulars and
enclose self-addressed envelope.
SUPERINTENDENT, 132 Lake SL,
Chicago, 111. May 18.
- Four five-men bowling teams have
been formed and a tournament of ten
pin games will be bo"wled at Frissell's.
The teams are as follows: W. C. Chap
man captain P. Nehreh, A. Bolton,
M. Price, S. Frye; T. Osmund, cap
tain L. Ruconich, H. Draper, M.
Cockrell, J. Dochertyi G. Hedges, cap
tain H. S. Moody,' George Simmons,
L. May, P. Frye; Dr. L. A. Morris,
captain H. F. Latourette, T. Parker,
H. Junken, W. Howell.
Tuesday night at Shively's opera .
house, Gordon E. Hayes addressed the '
voters of Oregon City in the interest
of his candidacy 'for Representative.
A quartette of young men sang sev
eral selections. This was the first
political meeting held in Oregon City
during the campaign and there was in
attendance a fair representation of
the viters of. the city. '
Miss Nellie Bughert,- of Albany, ar
rived Wednesday for a visit at the
home of G. J. Howell,
WANTED Gentleman or lady with
' . good reference, to travel by rail
! , or with a rig, for a firm, of $250,
' 000 capital. Salary $1,072 per. year
; and expenses ; salary paid weekly
i and expenses advanced. Address
; with stamp, Jos: A. Alexander, Ore
' . gon City, Oregon.
Because he Is now serving his first
term.
Because he pledges a faithful per
formance of the duties of the office.
BECAUSE HE KNOWS HOW.
ANTHONY HOPE'S NEW STORY.
Brownell Is Under Indictment
IT SEEMS IMPOSSIBLE THAT ANY RESIDENT OF CLACKAMAS
COUNTY SHOULD BE IGNORANT OF THE FACT THAT GEORGE . C.
BROWNELL, CANDIDATE TO SUCCEED HIMSELF AS SENATOR FROM
THIS COUNTY, IS UNDER INDICTMENT BY THE FEDERAL GRAND
JURY ON THE CHARGE OF SUBORNATION OF PERJURY AND THAT
HE IS OUT ON BONDS IN THE, SUM OF.$4,000 AWAITING HIS TRIAL.
BUT THIS OFFICE IS IN RECEIPT OF A LETTER FROM A RESIDENT
OF THIS COUNTY WHO INQUIRES IF IT IS TRUE THAT BROWNELL IS
UNDER INDICTMENT. IN ORDER THAT THE VOTERS OF CLACKAMAS
COUNTY MAY BE MADE ACQUAINTED WITH THE FACTS IN THE
MATTER WE PRESENT HEREWITH A STATEMENT OF THE FACTS
IN THE CASE, TOGETHER WITH A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF THE BOND
ON WHICH BROWNELL IS BEING HELD FOR TRIAL. i
HENRY MELDRUM WAS INDICTED AND CONVICTED FOR FORG
ING PAPERS IN CONNECTION WITH LAND SURVEYS. THE PROSE
CUTING OFFICERS FOR THE GOVERNMENT THOUGHT BROWNELL
WAS A PARTNER OF MELDRUM; HELPED HIM, MELDRUM, PUT UP THE
SCHEME; BELIEVED THAT BROWNELL WAS A CO-CONSPIRATOR AND
THAT HE WAS EQUALLY IN THE SCHEME WITH MELDRUM.,, TO AS
CERTAIN THE FACTS, THE GRAND JURY SUBPOENAED FRED STEVERS
AND JOHN HOWLAND, WHOSE NAMES WERE BELIEVED TO BE FORG
ED TO SOME OF THE PAPERS IN THESE LAND FRAUD CASES.
' BROWNTELL LEARNED THAT THESE PEOPLE HAD BEEN SUBPOENAED
AD HE AND HIS FRIENDS ASKED THESE MEN TO TESTIFY TO FALSE
HOODS BEFORE THE GRAND JURY TO PREVENT HIS BEING' INDICTED
ALONG THE SAME LINES ON WHICH MELDRUM HAD BEEN INDICTED.
ONE OF THESE MEN, AT LEAST, DID THIS AND FOR INDUCING THIS
MAN TO GO INTO THE COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND COMMIT
PERJURY, BROWNELL WAS INDICTED. THE INDICTMENT WAS RE
TURNED AND Ff LED WITH THE COURT FEBRUARY 1, 1906.
BROWNELL, WOULD PROBABLY HAVE BEEN INDICTED ALONG
THE SAME LINES AS WAS MELDRUM INDICTED IF HE HAD NOT IN
DUCED THESE MEN TO GO INTO CO.URT AND ONE OF THEM, AT LEAST
COMMIT THIS PERJURY. THE GOVERNMENT BELIEVED THAT THE
INDUCING OF ITS WITNESSES TO COMMIT PERJURY WAS THE GREAT
ER CRIME OF THE TWO AND BROWNELL WAS PROMPTLY INDICTED
FOR SUB-ORNATION OF PERJURY, .
AS CAN READILY BE SEEN THIS CRIME COMMITTED BY BROWN
ELL, PREVENTS JUSTICE FROM BEING OBTAINED IN'THE COURTS OR
THE TRUTH BEING ASCERTAINED IN THESE LAND FRAUD MATTERS.
MR. BROWNELL IS CHARGED WITH HAVING COMMITTED THIS
CRIME, JANUARY 10, 1905.. THE DATE OF THE COMMISSION OF THE
CRIME IS IMMATERIAL AND UNDER THE LAW ANY DATE FOR A
. PERIOD OF TWO YEARS PREVIOUS TO THE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY,
1905, MAY BE SHOWN IN THE TRIAL AS THE DATE ON WHICH THE
CRIME WAS ACTUALLY COMMITTED. THE LAWALLOWS THIS LATI
TUDE. MR. BROWNELL, UNDER THIS INDICTMENT, WAS COMPELLED
TO PUT UP A BOND, A SUBSTANTIAL COPY OF WHICH,: 'S APPENDED.
HE WILL BE TRIED AS SOON AS THE UNITED STATES COURT CAN
GET TO HIS CASE. MR. HENEY, WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THESE
MATTERS BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT FROM THE PRESIDENT, IS AT
PRESENT BUSY CONDUCTING THE CASE AGAINST BINGER HERMANN
AT WASHINGTON, AND WITH OTHER CASES AT SAN FRANCISCO,
AND AS SOON AS IT IS POSSIBLE FOR HIM TO DO SO, HE WILL RE
TURN to OREGON, WHEN BROWNELL'S CASE WILL BE TAKEN UP
AND TRIED.
THE BOND.
UNITED STATEL 'F AMERICA,
District of Oregon. . . ,
City of Portland.
We GEORGE'c. BROWNELL, as principal, and as sureties,
j6intly, and severally, acknowledge ourselves to be indebted unto the United
States of America in the sum of FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS, lawful money
of the United States, to .be levied on our goods, chattels, lands and tenements,
u'pon this condition, to-wit: .
That if the said GEORGE C. BROWNELL, shall personally appear in
the Circuit Court of the United States, for the District of Oregon and answer
to such matters and things as shall be objected against HIM, on behalf of
the United States, for unlawful SUB-ORNATION OF PERJURY committed
within said District; in violation of Section 5393, R. S., U. S., and shall at all
times render himself amenable to the orders and process of said Circuit Court,
and shall abide the order and judgment of said Court in that behalf, and not
depart said Court without leave thereof, then this recognizance to be void,
otherwise to remain in full force and ijirtue.
. ' GEO. C.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District of Oregon. ss
L J. A. SLADEN, Clerk of the United States Circuit Court for the Dis
trict of Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing copy of recognizance in
Cause No. 2909, THE UNITED STATES VS. GEORGE C. BROWNELL, has
been by me ' compared with the original thereof, and that it is a correct
transcript therefrom, and of the whole of such original, as same appears of
record and on file at my office and in my custody.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the
. , . seal of said Court at Portland, in said District, this March 15, 1906.
(SEAL) f J. A. SLADEN, Clerk.
By G. H. MARSH, Deputy Clerk. " ,
BROWNELL and Sureties.
Good news for lovers of stirring ro
mance! Anthony Hope has written a
new story in the style of "The Prison
er of Zenda," and even surpasses it
in interest. It is called "Sophy of
Kravonia" and is to appear exclusive
ly in The Sunday Magazine of the
Chicago Record Herald, beginning
April 22.
The mysterious country of Kravon
ia lies in the same romantic region of
southern Europe as Zenda, but the
new story has no connection with that
of the famous Rudolph Rassendyll.
Its central figure is a still more inter
esting person a courageous and beau
tiful heroine, who rises from lowly
life to the throne. Sophy de Grouche
is her name, and she loves the brave
but unfortunate Prince Sergius, as
she proves in a series of the most ex
citing events in modern fiction. Her
trials and triupmhs are due to. the
existence of two factions in the court.
One is loyal to the true heir apparent,
Prince Serigus, and the others seek
to place upon the throne the little son
of Countess Ellenburg, the king's mor
gantic wife. The conspiracy leads to
many dramatic scenes, one of themost
I thrilling being that In which the tjld
king discovers the guilt of the Count
ess and drops dead at a moment when
things are in a perilous condition for
Sergius and his bride. ' How Sophy
comes out of this turmoil of intrigue,
battle, tears, and joy. Anthony Hope
reveals in his own inimitable style.
-The first installment of "Sophy of
Kravonia," will appear April 22. On
account of the great demand for this
fascinating story it will be wise to
order your copy of the Sunday Record
Herald well In advance.
The next local "teachers' meeting
will -be held at Canemah, next Satur
day, April 21, at 10:30. Programme
will be as follows: Civil Government,
F.' J. Mitts, Carus; School Hygiene,
Member of State Board of eHalth ;
Spelling, Prin. W. W. Dixon, West
Oregon City; How to Keep up Inter
est, Prin. T. J. Gary,' Willamette. All
are cordially invited-to attend. . '
HON. WALTER L. TOOZE.
Walter L. Tooze, candidate for con
gress from the First districts is a man
of sterling qualities. He has been ia
the hop growing business for years.
He was once a merchant, a dealer . In
produce and comes from the ranks of
man, not the tool or convenience of
the political boss. He makes a square
and open fight "upon a platform built
by HIMSELF. Mr. Tooze did not wait
to see which way the wind was blow
ing but wrote his platform and scat-,
tered,it broadcast throughout the dis
trict, never fearing criticism nor the
adverse opinions of others. His plat-'
form .was not made to fit the occasion,:
but represents a work upon which he
has spent over 20 years of his life. It
simply embodies those things whicb
he has always believed and labored
for. The Tooze platform stands unique
and alone. It came out first and hS3
been most favorably received. It touch- -es
upon all the important issues be
fore the people today. It distinctly
and openly advocates such relief as
this First district is well entitled to"
and deserves.-'
Mr. Tooze is a man' whose silver.
toned voice has been heard in every
hamlet, town and city throughout the
state of Oregon for the past 20 years,
advocating the cardinal principles of
the great Republican party. He Is'"
"the friend of the laborer and produc
er" and If elected to congress the la-:
boring man and the producer will
have a friend who will be fearless,
active and aggressive in their interests.
CANDIDATE FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
J. U. Campbell Announces Platform on Which He Asks Nomination
J. U. Campbell, candidate for Joint Representative for Clackamas and
Multnomah Counties, has announced in his petition a very short platform.,
He advocates a state banking law; tax on all public utility franchises; econ
omical appropriation bills; repeal of all perpetual franchises ; repeal of S
per cent rebate on taxes; and a ropeal of the fire slashing Jaw. Mr. camp-
bell is and always has been a consistent Republican, and has always snp
ported the Republican ticket, and is entitled to consideration from the Re
publican party for his past work. He is also entitled to support on his rec
ord as a citizen and a soldier. He was one of the first to enlist in the fam-T
ous Second Oregon Regiment, that did such gallant service in the Philip
pines. He is thoroughly qualified for this position.
His name will appear on the ballot as follows:
17th REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT.
For Representative, Clackamas and Multnomah Counties
Vote For One
47 X JAMES U. CAMPBELL
of Clackamas County.
"Will Support the people's choice for
Senator and give legislation careful
consideration."
48
HARVEY E. CROSS
of Clackamas County.
"A greater Oregon.'
Note, the mark between the name and the number, this is the way the
ballot should be marked. . .
MR. B. METZGER
OF
Metge.& Company
JEWELERS AND. OPTICIANS
111 Sixth St., near Washington, Portland, Oregon
Will be at the Electric hotel every .Wednesday,, .commencing
April 18.
He will test your eyes free, should you need glasses, he will
fit you. .All work guaranteed and prices the same as in Portland.
WE GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Remember, lenses are included at these prices. We change
your lenses at often as required without extra charge.
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and you will have a willing and faithful
servant. You can never make a fortune by
days' work, but if you let your money work
with you, together you' can accomplish results
that you could never obtain by manual labor.
Money when out to work keeps right at it day
and night, never stops to rest, asks for no holi
days arid never takes a day off. It is very easy
j to start your money to work, all that is neces
sary is to open a Savings Account with us and
make small weekly or monthly additions and
it will work without complaining and with
results that will be highly gratifying to you.
Do it to-day, tomorrow never comes.
The Bank of Oregon City
Is-
Caiue f b and aampl M. '
CITY DRUG STORE
CHARMAN & CO.
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