OREGON CITY EWT
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VOL. XXXV. NO. X.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, RIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,
1907.
E8TABLIS.
RIOT AT CAZADERO
ONE OF THE ITALIAN RIOTERS
RECEIVED PISTOL SHOT
WOUND.
EIGHT SAFE IN THE COUNTY JAIL
Head Fortmun McCllntock and Ivan
Rlttsnhouto Had Narrow
cap From Onslaught of
Dago Rioter.
Eight 'Cnzuilt'i'ii 1 1 a M 11 11 m In thorium
ty Jail ni" with a ImiIIi'I hole through
one corner (if hU forolii-iul, t!.i) ri'hiilt
lif II I'M lllill tiMilt phliv on tin' WlllliS
of I ln port and (iciiiTiil i:i"i ti li' coin
puny nt the croHluK of th 'liK'iuiinriH
III tin- llllltilli' of I In' llfti'l'lllioll Mon
day, I'l till' (III I f ' II I4i of a lint. Although
It was will uloiiK lii Din uftci noon
wlon tli riot took pliici', Sheriff lieu
tlx ami li In il. .iiilin had Hid Italian)
Hiift'ly lilmiil in tin' county Jail liy K
. In.
Tin' riot tool place lit Cuadoro lit
3 o'clock Moiiiluy iiticriioiui between
it KatiK of Italians ntnl ilulr box Ivan
Hltti'iilioieie. 1 lie HallaiiH nro employ
eil In the cuiiHtrnctloli of it ilam iict'oH-t
tlio (TiicIiiiiiiiih where the Portland
(Jemial Electric Co. Ih 1 j i i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 a
power homm.
Tim trouble Htnrteit over tho tiiiniber
of iIiivh tliat one Dlnuncolu worked
when It came the time to tally up. Tb
Italians clalineil tl'i'l tlii y I.a I put In
full time which tlielr Mips lll tint
hI.ow. "Trouble lit unco bi'Kuu," Kiibl
one of tin- Italian who upolw' to the
reporter In French Tuesday morning,
"mill when we Insisted on the Iiohh to
nuilin It rlttht be ilri-w a revolver on
iix, when the ymiUK'T IManiicolii mnd
a move to lilt lilm but not striking
him."
Itltteiihiium rnaile the following
Htntetm-nt that the fray then started
fur good uinl Ciirmlne Dltinacola, nn
I'allnn, wlsi took a caliber revolver
out of his pocl.i t uinl attempted to
Hhotit Hlllelihoune, who with ft quick
move, s.lcd the flreiirm me! dlschnrg
ei It twice lii tin- air to n-me the Ital
ian. At the Millie time ho struck tilt?
man with hi l-rt hainl, (.ending hi in
rolling to the ground where he re-l-elveil
several brulhcs on his fore-
henil on tho rock.
Seeing how bin brother wns being
hnnilleil, I.. A. lMniiaeula lushed with
HI) evil looking htlletto upon Ultten
hoiiHe, who again 111 ill two shots to
Mcure him when M. Ilussl, another
Italian employetl on tho construction
work came shouting "I'll get him this
time." Hut Just nil luhlcil move of
Ulili iihouNi''H rlKht arm which landed
on the Hallan'H forehcatl wan enough
for him.
The gang an in a riot for good by
this time ami nnother Italian Htcppeit
forwaril to make i mends for the wrong
which ho thought ii.nl been done to
his mates. ltittenliousi stated after
wards that ho tried to perMiuiilo hint
to Ieav tho Ka.HK but when he refus
ed another tup of that little but
mighty flHt brought him nrouinl to
lerniM,
. Quiet and pence reigned supremo
for about, nn hour across tho river
where tho Iiohh had gone to look over
tho work on a grade, when lliially n
gang of Italian hIhhvimI up with
shot RiitiH and Keenied Intent upon tho
life of Hltlenhoime. About thin time
Sheriff rii'Hlle ami two deputies, Jack
Doughett mid O. F. WllllaniB, who had
been Hiitiinioiieil, arrived upon tho
scene of tho riot. The affray was short
and the eight, members of tho Rang
who took part In tho disturbance wore
cornered and placed upon a car for
Oregon Clly.
It wan a (liioer array that reached
Oregon Clly on an elect ric car about
8 o'clock and got off In front, of tho
court hiiHO. Sheriff Beiitle In tho lead
to hIiow tho way to tho county basilic,
followed by the eight Italians with
"Hod" WllllaniH In tho rear with a
repenting rlllo in ono hand and linger
on the trigger. Doughott watched tho
Hides thus making oueapi) Impossible,
They woro Riven tho largo cell In
tho county jail find (loorge Mackinaw
who was sleeping quietly was rudely
awakened by (ho Jabber of tho llul
lans and made to hunt other quarters
by hlniHolf.
Tuesday morning the Italians woro
a very quiet bunch and as only two
could Hpeak n few words of English
nothing could bo lonrnod of tholr sldo.
lint when addroHHOd In French, which
threo of thorn spoko with cast, there
was a coni.iant jnhber until a i'rlond
ELECTRIC WORKS
by tho name, of CiihhIo who runn a
Krocery toro In l'orlliind whom they
ld would act bh Intcrpretor In tho
CIIMIi,
Two of tho Italians woro Homowhat
Injured durlUK tho riot although noth
ing net lulls. Ono received a wound on
tint left tcinplo juMt over the cyo
which ho claimed win caused by a bul
let. Tho other received a cut on the
chin which Iks nnld wan received with
tlin butt of a revolver. Tho wounds
were droHiiod and will heal In a tdiort
time.
Hubert McCllntock, who Is head
fore in a n on tho work. Hinted ho took
out his time hook t Klvo ono Italian
his tlmi, and while feidlnt? In bin
pclii ts fur a pencil, tho I)iifo Hiild "I
liiivu a fcun to Mhoot you." Ho took tho
ivm away from tho Italian and pre
pared to defend himself. Thin Italian
hud been discharged on tho provlous
day. Mi ('Unlock nays that ho fired
!tu iihols at the Italians, and one of
them evidently took effect. I In fur
ther HutcM that JUtti-uhouMo who Is
woikliiK fur him kept the Kalian from
him. McCllntock Is anxious to prime
cut" ll;o rlotliiK Italians nt an early
date,
SO-POWLK MOTOR
ARRIVES TOMORROW
INTAKE PIPE HAS BEEN LOWER
ED AT CITY PUMPING STA
TIONWATER SUPPLY
ASSURED.
The Intake pipe at tho city water
pumping station was lowered this
tiioiiiliiK and thi; water will be turned
on this cveulng. An Ku horsepower
electric motor will arrive from Port
land In the morning and will bo plac
ed In Msltlon when (ho water Ih suf
ficiently low to requlro Its use. How
ever, It Is isisslblo that the Intake
pipe may bo moved further np the
basin In-fore It will bo found tnciii
sary to lnstal the motor. No reason
able cspeiiso will bo spared by tho
board of water commissioners to kei-p
the city HUpplli'd with water.
It Is now believed that tho bnuk
Iiik nwny of a portion of tho wooden
basin wall, prevented an Inrush of
waters that might have seriously dum
aged the (lumping station. Tho utate
meat bus been made that a conference
of, the water board, tho Oregon City
Manufacturing company and other
parties Interested will soon be had to
determine what steps can bo made to
secure a temporary supply of water
from the basin.
It was tho Intention of the electric
company to enclose the basin with a
cement wall two years ago, but their
time was taken up w ith other Improve
ments, and tho matter was postponed.
The Improvement will no doubt bo
made when tho water reaches a suf
llclcntly b,w stage during tho coming
summer.
TWENTY-THREE WILL
FINISH HIGH SCHOOL
Tho high school class of 1H07 will
consist of 211 members, who will re
ceive their diplomas at. tho close of
the school year next Juno, Following
Is tho list: Gonovivo I.elghton Capon,
lloss Christenn Moehnke, Winnie Flor
ence Jackson, Harold Vernon Wold
I'oii, Myrtle Gladlous Cross, John Put
ersim Telford, Harry August Schloth,
Gilbert Kugcno Lang, Allco May Goett
llng, Lola F.ldora Young, Elva Emily
Watts, Ethyl Park, Olga McClure,
Elizabeth Lewis, May Arvesta Scott,
William Jackson, Chester Cat-others,
Harry David Frost, Hn.el Maud Fran
els, Alvnh Ray Grunt, Hazel Lucy Gln
ther. Millard Irving Glllett, William
Mitchell Strohmnyer.
Alvnh Ray Grout Is tho class presi
dent. COYOTE CAUGHT BY
JAMES DICKEY
Molalla, Feb. 12. This will do for
February weather.
Sumo linvo begun plowing again.
Dr. Powell was called over tho river
lust Saturday to set Frank Grimm's
leg, Frank was logging, ami a limb
sprang back breaking both bones
above tho nnkle and tho lnrger ono
olt tlwco.
I. V. Harloss, who has been under
treatment for catarrh In Portland for
a fow weeks Is home for a l'ew days.
.lames Dickey caught n coyote lost
week. Tho Rood work of tho bounty
duh goon on, Say, nro yon doing your
part, KoltiK to let a few bear tho hup
den? That may bo tho chenpcht way,
but thoHo that uro doing tho paying
don't think mo, Kumtux?
LOGAN 8CH00L.
Following Is tho roort of Hchool dla
trlet No. 8, Iignn, Oregon, for tho
inonth ending February J, 1907:
Number of day taught, 20; day3
attendance, Gfl-lj puplld belonging, 21;
averiiKo dally attendance, 28; those
neither absent nor tardy woro Kffle
ami Marlon Klrohom, Hoburt and Pearl
King, Helen Tracy and Hosallo Allen.
Visitor present were, Mensr. M.
Flakes and H. Daue, Irdectora. Visit
ors sro ulways welcomo, Allco E.
Hitter, teacher.
STEPS
POWER
CONFERENCE MAY RESULT IN
TEMPORARY REPAIRS
TCTBASiN.
Construction of a temporary dam or
wall to take the place of tho basin
wall washed out by tho high water
may be tho result of a conference held
In Portland. Tho Oregon City Manu
facturing company Is In urgent need
of water power to operato Its large
plant, and such Improvement would
be appreciated by tho water commis
sion as well as numerous patrons.
MessrB. T. I. Charman, Chan. H.
Caufield of tho Water Commission and
Uosenbaum and Jacobs of the Oregon
City Manufacturing company, went to
Portland Wednesday morning to meet
tho representatives of the Portland
General Klectric company, Messrs.
Goodo and Sullivan. Tho session will
bo held for the discussion of tho pres
ent condition of the basin.
Tho Oregon City Manufacturing
company Is unable to run Its largo
plant on account of the lack of water
power since tho Hoods and also has
been unable to secure motors to run
their machinery. Although tho water
commission Is Kt ill using the water
(lower It will not bo long before elec
tric motors inust be used under tho
present conditions.
The delegation from this city went
to Portland with the Intention of get
ting something definite In the way of
a temporary dam which would provide
sufficient water supply for all the
mills and tho city water pumping sta
tion. The plan Is to build a wall or
temporary dam east of the walls of
tho basin that went out and thus turn
the vfatera Into the flumes of the dif
ferent mills.
After such a dam Is built it would
bo an easy matter for the Portland
General Electric company to go ahead
nnd rush tho work of the concrete dam
during tho Bummer months.
SUNSHINE BRINGS JOY
TO REDLAND PEOPLE
Redliind, Feb. 1.1. Everybody is
glad to see the sun shine again.
Fred Wilcox has been on tho sick
list for the last two weeks; also Min
nie nnd Tillio Hubert.
Will Stono was down from Salem
for a few days, last week.
Mrs. Curler of Oregon City wac vis
iting Mrs. Klrchem last week.
Mr. 'A. Funk returned home last
Saturday, after spending several days
In Portland nnd Oregon City.
A new girl arrived Sunday at tho
homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis.
M. E. QUARTERLY
MEETING AT DOVER
Dover., Or. Feb. 13. Harry Morri
son has resigned his position in Tort
land to help his father clear up his
farm.
W. R. Roberts Is out after being con
fined to his house for threo weeks.
Paul McNolai's baby died lust Mon
day night and was buried Wednesday
nt. 10:;J0 a. in. on tho farm.
Frank Ahnert had tho mlsfortuno to
lose fourteen young pigs.,
Tho DeShazer boys are absent from
school on account of severe colds.
. There will bo quarterly meeting at
Til
SECURE
tho M. K. church at Dover on March .
Preaching at 10:30 a. m. by hlir. 15.
V, (lowland, presiding older. Tho la
dles will bring baskets and have din
ner aftor services.
Mrs. Cooper returned from Portland
Saturday whero she had been taking
caro of her son Loo, who had boon
very III, but wan Improving when she
loft.
Guy Woodlo has returned from the
saw mlllu hlu ranch,
0. A. Keoth Is building a barn yard
fonco.
PURCHASE 160 FARM
FOR $1750 CLOSE IN
A PARCEL OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE CHANGES HANDS.
I). II. Looney of Molalla completed
tho purchase of 100 acres off tho old
Austin place yesterday, the considera
tion being $1750. Tho wlndtip of the
transaction took place In O. I). Kby's
law office yesterday afternoon, and
the latter made Mr. Ismey an offer
of $2000 for his bargain which was re
fused. While the land Is unimproved
it lb s within ono mile of the Molalla
puhtofriee and Is level and fertile, and
run be cleared at ninall expense. Peo
ple that know the property assert that
Mr. Ixjoney has secured a bargalu in
Ibis purchase which cannot be dupli
cated anywhere in Clackamas county.
SOWING GRAIN IN
OUT CARUS WAY
Cams, Feb. 13. The weather of last
few days has been enjoyed by every
body. They all feel more like work
ing now a days. Several of our farm
ers have been plowing and sowing
their grain.
Our minister preached a very Inter
esting sermon Sunday evening and a
largo crowd was present ' i
Miss P.ertha Howard, after spending
two weeks' vacation at home, has gone
up to Union Mills to work for Mrs.
Kerns.
Several from here attended the
dance at Beaver Creek Friday night
and report a good time.
Kph Jones and family have been
moving on his place. Say, Jacob, you
will certainly have to get you a new
cook now.
CLEANING HOPYARDS
I PLOWING AND SOWING
i ClarkcB, Feb. 13. We appreciate
the fact that the cold weather is past,
I and are enjoying the spring sunshine.
; Several of the farmers have started
j plow ing and others are sowing grain,
j Mrs. Ruts from Colton was visiting
; Mrs. Schruble last Sunday.
Mrs. Rower from Colton went to
the county seat Thursday on business.
k m w wfrtL mwmw i mmi
IF
yow tongue
ALUM
and look in the glass you will see the effect
You can't help puckering it makes you pucker
to think of tasting it.
By the use of so called cheap Baking
Powders you take this puckering, injurious Alum
right into your system you injure digestion,
and ruin your stomach.
AVOID -ALVH"
i
Royal is made from
Ctnan Alum but 'ou nave proht of quality, the
LUMBERING ONE OF
THE BEST INDUSTRIES
Mrs. Kliza Klelnstnlth la having her
hogs butchered and J. Rutz Ih assist
ing. The Ave butchered hogs will be
sold In Oregon City.
Peter Davidson from Highland went
to Clarkes on hU way to Oregon City
Friday.
J. T, Grace was In town last Friday
HOLDS SPECIAL SES
SION CIRCUIT COURT
JUDGE GANTENBEIN GRANTS
NUMBER OF DIVORCES.
Several unhappy and mis-mated
Comdex were seoarated Wednesday
i during the pant Vuivi years, and log
afternoon when Judge C. L. Ganten-1 , . . .
fc ! ging camps are becoming numerous In
bein of Portland held a session of the j the timbered districts. It is true that
circuit court for the brief space of Portland receives credit for the gTeat
three quarters of an hour. The follow- j er Part of Clackamas county timber
log cases were heard and were also i I,roIuct3' lncludlng the bl M
of ties floated down the Sandy, but
given decrees dissolving the bonds of lho Bhlpment3 from Southern Paclflc
matrimony: Miller vs. Miller; Anna j stations is no small item.
Wisnon vs. W. A. Wisnon; Margaret; Undsley & Sons who operate a
HoHkins vs. Hiram Hoskins. The case jgaw mill near Cams are shipping
of Geo. W. Caldwell vs. Chas. Rush mining timbers to Utah and all kinds
and Cora Rush, which has been hang-;0f dimension lumber to California,
ins In the courts for a long time was! This firm already has one car loaded
aaln brought up; the contest Is over
a promissory not of $100.
An order of default was ordered and
tiie court Instructed the clerk to take
further testimony in the divorce case;
of A. McKown vs. Marguerlta Mc-!
Kown.
Work has been piling up fast in the 'have all the ordets that they can fill,
circuit court during the illness of j The mill Is kep continuously running
Judge Thomas McBride and it was! cutting on an average of 8000 feet
thought best to get some of the oldest j daily. Other mills along the line are
cases out of the way. Judge McBride doing equally as well,
is still in very poor health at his home j The lumbering business in Clacka
In this city, but Is Improving. I mas county is practically in Its In-
' ( fancy as thousands of acres of tlm-
FAHI F fDFAIlK ftDF. ber alonS the foothills and up the Mo
LaULL JLKLAMJ UKC" jlaIlai Clackamas and Sandy rivers and
HHM AFDIF K( finilthfcir trlb.utaries remain practically
vivn nuuiu 1V7. 77J
PROCLAMATION EXTRAORDINARY'
FOR AN EXCURSION TO PORT
LAND FRIDAY NIGHT.
Hear Ye! All Eagles!
Gather up your wings, and open wide
your beaks with a loud yea, yea, and J the P'ank sawed out Timber of sim
be on hand Friday evening at 7: 40 ! ilar Quality, also can be found high
when a special car will leave for Port-
land to be entertained ' by Portland
Aerie No. 4. All Eagles are cordially
invited including bald headed ones. A
good, jolly time Is assured. Don't fail
to be on hand Friday evening for the
special car. Yea, Yea!
wg, m j i"JiiL m ' J ' p, piiiih mm man mi i i ii j 1 1 ji f y
pure, refined Grape Cream
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OUTPUT AND MILLS INCREASING
IN ENCOURAGING
WAY.
LUMBER SHIPMENTS ARE HEAVY
Product! Being Exported to Utah, Cal
ifornia, and Other Point
Plenty of Good Tim
ber. Lumbering Is becoming one of the
greater industries of Clackamas coun
ty, and the output is being Increased
to an appreciable extent. Many new
mills have been put In commission
, w ith timbers at the depot, and two
more are being loaded with lumber
products. The lumber Is hauled In
by teams from the Carus milt and is
sold at certain figures delivered on
board the cars, Llndsley & Sons find
' a eood demand for their nrodnet. and
.untouched by the woodman's axe or
The building of motor lines and log
ging railways will bring the finest
; bodies of timber in thoj world conven-
j ient to where it can be handled with
a profit. On the upper Molalla are
bodies of timber that will produce the
finest quality of boards without a
visible knot in the greater number of
j UP on the otner streams.
! wtihln a few years lumber will be-
jcome one of Clackamas county's most
valuable exports, for It has the qual
ity in the raw product.
before it gets stale. Oniy 10c a week
y 4 mm m
of Tartar-Costs more
profit of good health.
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