OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1907.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Mellaril J, BtiMim mid Lucy A.
Uliiipxcm.
Herman Mol.gur ami Margaret 13.
Hll'lllUll.
Iliirloy A. Miller and Unmra Herd
Ino. J. L. Daniels ami Kll.it llunis,
l'lillit 1 Cniwronl ami Lottie J.
UlUHlllll,
l.uneo Khoekloy ami Anna Huvls,
; Clyilo A. Ilandoll ami Violet C. Todd.
W, H, Hughes ami Until Drown.
Chn. It. ( link ami Gertrude Mayo.
N. I). Mi'l.lr ami Ll..io IMIIor.
Jiilm Zurbuehon ami Cvu ttoiitl.
CIniH, K. (iiiiittlliiK ami AI,17 Akm
lliunlcr.
J. V, MeCormaeli ami Lllllo V. Con
rad. (I, K. Wyluml ami .losslo M. Taylor.
('. W, Hutlor unit Km ma HehulUo.
H, I). Yoder ami KnnnUi WowUm.
(', II. Hnmii'4 ami C'urrlo C. Clausen,
Fred H. Wright ami Pearl 10, (leveling.
MARRIAGES.
THOMSON- (JUHTIHH-lii Portland,
Oct. 5, 1'JU7, W. (I. TlioiniiHim, of
Oregon City, ami Miss ICva Curtis,
of IIHImiIuIi), Washington county,
Iti'v. Hiavcr off U-lutliiK.
XiARUICTBON- IIK.NKICIISKN AT
homo of hrldo In Vancouver, Oct. H,
1UU7, T. (iarrctsoti, of Oakland, Cal.,
and Miss Klslo Hoiirlehsoit, dough
(p of J. J. llfiirlctiHon, Hev. W. C.
Hltcward offlclollng.
HANNKH- CI.Al'SKNAt tho bride's
homo In Canby, Oct. 12, 1UU7, O. II.
Hiiiiiii'k and Miss Carrlo C. Clausen.
4JOHTTUNU IlKltNllCK At rl
di'iieo of officiating prlost, Father
lllllidirund, Oct. 15, 1907, Charles
("KH'ltlliiK ami MIhn Alaoy Akik-b
lli rnlcr, both of Oregon City.
McCOHMACK- CONIlAI At Presby
terian Manse Oct. 1(1, 1UD7, Itev.
I-atidsborouKh officiating, John Mo
Cormack and MIhm Lllllo Conrad,
both of Noody.
WYLAND- TAYLOH At PrOKbyter
lan Manse Oct. 10, 1007. Rev, Unds
borough offlclatlnK. (Jllbert Wyland
and Miss JhssIo Taylor , hoth of
N ly,
tfTOOI'rt- KIMPSON-At Oregon City
Oct. 9, 1907, Judgo Crant II. Dlmlck
officiating, Itlcluird J. Stoops and
Lucy A. rUuipson.
WKT.LKU- lUNdllAM At Oregon
City (H-t. 9. 1907, JndK Crant It.
Dlmlck offlclatlnK. Ilormnn Wet-
lr and Margaret K. Dlnghum.
M1LLKH- MKHD1NK At Oregon City
Oct. H, 1907. .Indue Crant It. Dluitel;
official Iiik. Ilarly A. Miller and
I .emu a llerdlno.
I)AN1KIH- HCItNS At Oregon City
Oct. 8. 1907. Judg (iranl 11. Dlmlck
offlclatlnK. J. U DanlclH ami Klla
Hum.
CRAWFORD- RANDALL At home of
bride In Oregon City Oct. 8, 1907.
Phllo f Crawford and Ixttle J. Ran
dall. Rev. Arthur W. Ilrown offlclatlnK.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. P. T. Devonian, of t'ark Kan
Ida, Mlfin., and Mrs, K. C. Woolson, of
Itlverett, Wash., were guests last
week of their sister, Mrs, C. A. Nash,
Mr, urn! Mrs, O, A, Tliacker, of Ore
Kon City, who havo been on a trip to
the mountains, and a vlalL to friend.
In this city, returned to their homo
hiHt evening. Kalent Hlalesnian.
Caiituln 1'lckena, of Oregon City,
who spout lust week In hunting pheaa
antu In thlH vicinity, returned homo
Hunday. Uiownavllln Tltnea.
Mr. Htrlckland, of Oregon City,
with her two Kinall moiih, la vlalllnK
her father, W. II. MctSldowny Koreat
Orovo Tlinea,
Mr, 11. 1). Aden, of WHaonvllle, waa
Palling on friend Baturday, and whllu
here attended tho Fair.
Mr. and Mrx. It. A, Hawyer are home
from a vlalt to frlemla In tho Middle
Weat.
Mra. J, C, Zltmer and Howard and
Urace left for Lincoln Tuewlay after
MhlppliiK their household effect to
their new home,
Mr. and Mra. A. Wimler were Kocata
at the home of Mra, Don Meldrum
the Aral of tlnj week. They were t-n-ronto
to their new hom at Redlanda,
Cal.
Mr. Claude Wllaon waa called to
Im Marr, Iowa, th flrat of the week
lo teatlfy In a caho In court with which
ho waa familiar.
Mr. It. T. liurhoiir made, a lniMlneaa
trip to Urownavllle the flrat of tha
week.
Meaara. Jacob and Jainea Straight,
aona of Mr, Ivy Straight ,of thin city,
left Wedneaday evenlnK for Han
Franclaco, where they will tak thu
aleauier for Chile, Houth America.
They expect to remain there for ev
era! year.
BIRTHS.
HOY-To Mr. and Mra. It. It, Hay
hurHt, OreRon City. Oct. 13, 1907. a
aon.
ROY To Mr. and Mra. Chrl Illulim,
of Shllbel. Oct. fi, 1907, a aon.
C1IKI-T0 Mr. and Mra. Frank DavN.
of WHaonvllle, Hunday. Oct. G, 1907,
a daughter.
DEATHS.
KIJNliF.R At bla home near Corne
Hum. WaHhlngton county, Oct. 5.
1907. Michael Kltug'T. agjd C8
year.
8COTT-At lila homo at Beotfii Mllla,
Marlon county, Oct. 11, 1907, Thoa.
Kcott. aged (!7 yenra.
JAKtlKR At hla lanne In Wllaon-
vllle Thnraday. Oct. 12. 1907, Emll
Jaeger, of pneumonia, neil 117 yeara.
KINZKI At Cnnby Oct. 13. 1907, of
Strnngulntlon, Charlea Kln.el, aged
15 years.
KTF.UKINK-I11 Vancouver Oct. C.
19o7, Mra. Jimeph ICnterklne, aged
ftl veara.
WILSON At Salmon Crevk Oct. 0.
1907. Mra. Ann Wllaon, aged 8.1
yeara. She waa the widow of T. J.
WINon. formerly of Vancouver,
IILVIIM At her home In Oregon City
Oct. 11. 1907, Mra. Auguatn llltihni,,
aired US veara.
Kl'DUICY-In Portland Saturday, Oct.
12. 1907. Mra. June ICudiey. a renl-
dent of Oregon City, aged 81 yenra.
Judge Ryan, T. J. C:iry no 1 Oorx"
Ijielln have been u;iiointud m 1
apeclal cominlttcti on ..t, 4 ((ir i'
County Fnlr, and t'; !:; in.it. wit'ic.
the next alx (!. J '..I.I ItllV.l (lui.'i'.e.;
a permnneiit alte.
Nine hundred acrea of timber land
In the vicinity of Ixigan have been
Hold by J. W. Taggart, or Portland, to
F. F, Wllllama for 111.000.
Albert II. Smith ha Hied a milt
agalnat Sadie Smith for a decree of
divorce. They were married In Sa
lem, December Jl, 1R91. and Smith
uy his wife dcacrted hltn February
20, 1 90fi.
The Saturday Club of th Congre
gational church aerved a hot aupper
Wedneaday night to the young men
who gavw their aaHlxtanc In putting
away the winter' wcaid. The young;
ladle of the aoclety alao did their
aharo toward putting away the wood.
The Mount 1'lcasant Civic Improve
ment Club ha been awarded the plow
donated by tho Mollno llaln Company
for a apectal premium at the Clacka
mas County Fair, ami tho aet of prun
ing aawa, donated by tht Atklna Saw
Company, has been given to tho liar
mony Improvement Club.
Friend of Representative C. IL Dye
are talklnst of him for Councilman In
hla ward, the Second.
While Henry Comer amj Cub Wil
cox of Sprlngwater, were out bird
hunting recently. Mr. Wilcox received
a charge of ahot In hi face and
breaat. A phyalclan picked the ahot
out and no aerlotia result attended
the accident.
Mcatr. John Carothers. V. A. Clear.
Cheater Carother and Ray Winter
left Tueaday for the mountains on a
hunt for deer.
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FOR
SPACE
u. With the expectation of moving Into our new store-
trade. At the present rate of Drogreaa we will do well
The delay In complelelng the bhw Maaonlc Temple mean a Ion of mnnv dollar, to
room In the Temple early In November, we bought larJ"l ft it, wi ?. , V ,
to get Inu, our new ouarter by Soring Th.J . l; lUm
expecting U, have our new large an.l omi i . . . 14 ,J'"Plx'nimeni 10 ua. w e purcnaHeu large atock of a dozen different linea,
no place to ntore them" IK aZl ,u he SlHnr lV?Jh'Ch.to.dlPlo7' U'r ThfiSe n"W are arriv,"K dai,y ftnd we have
good that are arriving da ly. WILL YOU HELP 08? WE'L L M? t2 oZXTlZlZZl'VS 0n,er 10 flnd any pIace ffr the8fl new
arriving dally and they muat be M, faat E THE PR,CE AN J" TheHe new K'iods, ordered for fall delivery, are
each' day -od im "ZLTZlfy to haVB d!cUled to for certaln llnes
t not in mi ouiMiri imir Henioni om.rn.i ui ,t.n !.,.(. ,(..,. . .
.... 1.. ' ... - .kuiiiiiik ui 1 mgHon W nurc laae new EfK(la at anch reduction. In nrWa It will
'v. ,M. V?!!,.d..Lnl ':8mln! K'- Kxtra Kial Si aa fwaT .reIuct,on" ,n M
pay you
Monday
Muslin Underwear
Hosiery, Wrappers
Dress Skirts
Flannel Gowns
Thursday
Cotton Suitings
Bedspreads, Towels
Lace and Embroidery
Tuesday
Blankets
Outing Flannel
Shoes
Notions
Linens
Ftiday
Muslins
Lace Curtains
Wednesday
Ladies' Underskirts
Ribbons, Umbrellas
Ladies' and Children's
Coats and Suits
Waists
Saturday
Sundry Items
selected from stock
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SPECIAL SALES
duCe Pri. Ij u oery !y " Peclal 0y- Offering a Many Items at Special Re-
Sea Something you Need at Greatly Reduced Price. Be Sure and Save Your Green Stamp..
$fan Adams
New Store at Top of Hill, Cor. 7th & Center Sts., Oregon City
Ask for
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Green Stamps
November (1 and 7 hnve been act as
tho ilnte for Linn county'a big npile
fnlr. The exhibition will bo held In
Albany,
November fi arid 7 hnve been act n
tho date for Linn county's big apple
fnlr. The exhibition will bo held In
Albany,
Jars, Fruits and Spices
The eiinniiiK aeiiMon la drawing to a
close but wo are Mill lu the midst of
the Kcnann of Preaervea and I'lcklea,
Nlco rroerves and Sweet Tickles
prove very toothsome.
FILL LINE OF FRUITS IN SEASON
Ami the prices are always as low ns
Rood Fruits can be Hold, mid we enn
Hell you apices und Hi'tiwonliiKs to pre
serve them and to ulvo flavor,
GROCERIES IN ALL BEST BRANDS
In convenient shape for delivery and
In best possible: slmpe to keep until
such time ua you cun two them.
A little cash goes a long way at our
etore.
We nre buyers of farm produce, and
.pay the lilKliest price for nlco Roods.1
Always In the market for good butter
nnd fresh osks.
A. ROBERTSON
Seventh St. Grocer. ,
COMMISSIONERS COURT
In the matter of the petition of H.
0. Starkweather for county rond: Or
dered that board of county rood view-
era meet at place of beginning on
day of October, 1307.
In the matter of town plat of rino-
hurst: Ordered that said plat be ap
proved and ordered recorded.
In tho matter of petition of Mlnnlo
loiiovnn for tax rebate: Ordered that
County Clerk draw a warrant for $7.37
In payment of same.
In the matter of road tux collected
within city limits of Estncada: Or
dered that tho clerk draw a warrant
In favor of suld city for $217.50 being
.10 per cent of said road tax so col
lected. In tho matter of petition of Pilcher
& Hyan for adjustment of taxes: Or
taxes on hind tu section ,"t;, T. I 8 11 2
tit loners tho sum of $20.70 In settle
ment of said tuxes, for year 1900.
In tho matter of petition of A. Vest
or nnd others for county road and va
cation of port of Hoist road: Order
ed that James and Nancy Anderson
be allowed $75.00 as damages by rea
son of location of snld rond, and that
said road lie declared a county road,
and a part of said Hoist road bo va
cated as prayed for.
In the matter of cancellation of
15: Ordered that taxes on sold land
10: Orederd that taxes on snld land
and mortgages bo and the same oro
hereby cancelled.
In the matter of report of rond view
ers on Gibson rond: Keport reud first
time nnd ordered laid over until to
morrow for second rending.
In tho matter of claim of Mrs. W
River for damages for killing a cow:
Ordered that this claim bo settled
and a warrant In favor of said claim
ant for sun of $50.00.
In tho mntter of report of viewers
ef tho Gibson road: Report rend second
time and ordered submitted to Dis
trict Attorney.
In tho matter of petition of Geo.
lllclnbolbom for rebate of taxes: Or
dered that clerk draw a warrant for
$1.60 in favor of said petitioner In
payment of said rebate.
In the matter of deod for county
road purposes by Willamette Falls
Co: Ordered that said deed be record
ed by Clackamas County and tho road
declared to bo a public highway.
In tho matter of petition of George
Snfford for saloon llcenso at Oswego:
Ordered thut said petition bo and is
hereby dismissed.
In tUe matter of vacation of Town
of Iiorton: Ordered that all of said
town be nnd Is hereby declared va
cated. '
Increasing Uu of National ForetU.
"Within three decades after tho flrat
Federal recognition of forestry, and
sixteen years from the date when the
flrat 'tlmberland reserve was created,
there havo been established. In tho In
terest of tho whole people, 150 mil
lion acres of National Forests, effec
tively protected against fire and tres
pass, and thrown open on advantag
eous terms to the use of the public
Thim reads the annual review of for
est work. In the Yearbook of the De
partment of Agriculture. "Forests
havo so largo a place in tho national
life that In aome measure every citi
zen shares tho benefits which attend
sucessful effort to preserve, restore;
or establish them. Yet It will always
be tho Western Industries which will
most profit from tho presence of Jhe
existing Natlonar Forests, upon whose
resources mainly wood, water, and
range they are largely dependent.
The Government always favors sett
lers and home builders and prior us
ers, both by granting free use of tlm
tier and by encouraging small sales.
The business of the National Forests
must Increase largely: for so vast are
tho resources of timber and minerals,
and tho opportunities for various bus
iness enterprises and for the devel
opment of power and Irrigation, that
the utilization of tho forests can be
said to have only fairly begun.
"Throughout the year marked pro
gress has been made In securing the
most prompt, simple, and precise bus
iness methods, and in bringing the
forest officers In the field nnd. through
them, tho public Into closer touch
with the alms of tho Government In
Its forest policy. On January 1, 1900,
the area of the National Forests was
97.77:1.017 acres, and on December 21,
moG, 127.154,371 acres.
were based on a monopoly of teie
phonlc Instruments, while the fact is
that the Instrument is but a small
part of the plant required In giving
telephonic service.
It Is felt that this action may cause
It to be more clearly understood that
the Hell Company's only claim for
patronage Is based on their ability
to furnish the best service at reason
able prices and not on any, instrument
monoply.
Mr. Vail explained that at the pres
ent time many Inefficient telephone In
struments are In use on local and pri
vate lines, and that the Bell Compan
ies desire to see these replaced by
standard instruments in order that it
may make traffic connections with
the greatest possible number of prop
erly equipped lines assuring proper
service and transmission. For exam
ple: There are thousands of so-called
"Farmer Lines" which will furnish
valuable feeders for the toll lines of
the larger system when properly
equipped and maintained. This sit
uation can now be provided for through
the sale outright of Bell instruments
and apparatus.
H answer to the question whether
It Is intended that the Western Elec
tric Company become an aggressive
competitor of the independent man
ufacturers, who up to this date have
had a monopoly of the selling trade,
the only reply was that the Bell In
terests were fully prepared, either
from the manufacturing or operating
side of the business, to meet all the
needs of the public, and that they
wish to demonstrate that they claim
or ask no advantages other than their
ability to meet those needs under
square competitive conditions of qual
ity and price there would be no trade
war, but any manufacturer who
have been selling inferior goods at
high prices under the old monoply of
the selling trade, would naturally suf
fer a loss of business. Adv.
A Woodman whose
It comes nut ud in a collanslblo
tube 'with a nozzle, ensy to apply to
tho soreness and Inflammation, for
any form of Piles; it smithes and
heals, relieves tho pain, itching and
burning. Man Zan Pile Remedy.
Price, 50 cts. Guaranteed. Sold by
Huntley Bros.
Interview with Mr, Theo. N. Vail,
President American Telephone &
Telegraph Co.
An Important change In the policy
for thirty years of the Hell Telephony
Company has been made known. When
questioned regarding the rosrt that
tho Western Electric Company, the
concern that manufactures the appa
ratus used by the Bell Companies,
would hereafter sell telephones and
supplies to nil buyers, President Theo
dore N. Vnll, of the American Tele
phone and Telegraph Conipauy, con
tinued the report.
, lie explained (lint the Idea had been
under consideration for a long time,
but that heretofore ono difficulty had
been that the Western Electric need
ed more plant; its full energy being
required to supply the demands of
tho Boll Companies alone. This ob
stacle to doing n general business has
boon overcome by tho recent comple
tion of very largo additions to tho
Chicago factory of tho Western filoe
trict Company, and hence It Is now in
11 position to take care of outside
orders.
In reply to a question as to the
probable effect of this action on the
revenue of tho American Telephone
and Telegraph Company, Mr. Vail
snld that 110 considerable direct in
crease was anticipated, but that a
great indirect advantage was looked
for from improved relations between
tho public and nil of tho associated
Boll Companies, because there had
been an entirely erroneus Idea more
or less prevalent that the charges of
those companies for their services
x Chopping
paving
Means a
to You
J Large city dealers are always telling yoa
wonderful bargains they offer
JggLcome mY stofe and yoa can see
for yourself yog can handle them; yoa
can them over before yoa put yoar
montY down.
BEST LINE OF PAINTS IN AMERICA
Mpr impugn V..1.,2V
I I. TOLPOL.
Don't let the buildings go
through the ra'ny season
without some protection.
We can out sell all competitors.
H
oves,
V
asiges,
We can sell you stoves
that are fuel-savers and
heat generators that will
surprise you. . Prices al
ways below competitors.
We arc chopping both
ends off all prices.
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OREGON CITY, OREGON