Oregon City enterprise., May 29, 1908, Image 12

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1908.
ROSENSTEIN
Here are a few SURPRISE BARGAINS for
Clackamas County Shoppers who visit Oregon City on
Market Day. Don't fail to read each one. It will be
money to you.
All Calicos Children's Wash Panls
BEAT THIS SURPRISE for Markot Day only. ROSENSTEIN'S STORE will surprise tho lioost-
i 5c Yard .Rosonstein will sell all Calicoes ors with prices. For Market Pay only see this
American Prints, all colors just to surprise you 10c Pair Children's Wash runts A STUNNER
BARGAIN- '
5 Cents per Yard oc Pair
Straw Hats Ladies' Wash Suils
A WONDER SURPRISE. Remember for Market ANOTHER BOOSTER for Market Day only
Day only-5c Each-A 50c to 75c Straw Hat, Sat- Each-Jus. think of Ladles' Wash Suits, all
urday only Get one for shades, fine material-First come, first served
rnc Saturday only
D LenTS $2.25 Suit
' b,ack Socks Blue Stripe Overalls
Surprise Sale for Market Day only 6c Pair , .i.e.
Black Socks, regular 12c, two for 25c kind- Af ,Marot on atRTh f ' S
Saturday oniy 45c Palr Blue Stripo Overalls with bibs
5c Pair 5c Palr
Dress Shirts Boys and Children's Suits
. ,... , , . The Very Best Bargain to be found in Oregon
Another surprise for Market Day only, June 6 clty wln be at Rcenateln'a Store. ONE-HALF
42c Each for a regular 75c and $1.00 Dress Shirt price Boys' and Children's Suits will go on
Grasp the Opportunity Saturday only Market Day only at
42 Cents One-Half Price
MONEY BACK. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Our goods will stand inspection, and we back
this guarantee MONEY BACK.
S.ROSENSTEIN
Suspension Bridge Corner
Main and Seventh St. OREGON CITY, ORE.
Mount Hood Railway anil Power Com
pany, whoso works aro now shut
down.
by tho Homo and Carnation Hoclety.
Estacada and Eastern Clackamas
ESTACADA.
Mayor W. A. Heylan, candidate for
State Representative, went to Oregon
City last Tuesday.
Mr. Gill has just moved into his
new house.
Mr. Antram is building a new home
on the hill.
Mr. I. A. Bonney moved back to Es
tacada last Monday. He is occupying
the Semore property. Mr. Bonney will
erect a tent near the O. W. P. Station
and reopen his photograph gallery.
He has added greatly to his equip
ment this year.
Mr. H. Witherspoon, and wife, Sec
retary of the Spokane & Eastern
Trust Co., visited Mr. Geo. Estes last
Friday.
Mr. Albert Betzer of San Francisco,
visited E. L. Belfile last Monday. Mr.
Betzer is a stock man and is on an ex
tended trip through British Columbia.
Mr. Ed D. Hogan, of Portland, was
in town Wednesday and Thursday of
this week.
Mr. C. E. Kilgore, of Chicago, is
visiting friends in Estacada.
The W. C. T. U. Medal Contest,
under the auspices of the Epworth
League of the Methodist Church, will
be held Friday night, May 29, at 8
o'clock. The contestants are Misses
Edna Miller, Mary Dale, Lora Stormer
and Kitty Ellen Reagan. The trophy
is to be a silver medal. Music will
be furnished by fixed quartet. Mrs.
H. Williams will sing a solo. The
judges of the contest are to come from
out of town.
The Veterans' and Women's Relief
Corps will attend the Memorial ser
vices at the Methodist church next
Sunday morning at eleven o'clock.
Everyone Is cordially invited. Sun
day school will be held as usual at
ten.
There will be a temperance rally at
the Odd Fellows hall at 8 p. m., Sun
day night. Mr. McHenry will speak
on this occasion, air. McHenry is an
ahl? talker and is well able to fill the
platform.
Earl Delap, Smiley Lovelace, Roy
Morrow and ,C. Wichersham left the
early part of the week for Hot Springs
E. D. Olds, J. A. Olds, Jack Frost,
Clarence Osborn, and Clifford Guynup,
of Oregon City, are working on the
new bridge at Estacada. Mr. Olds ex
pects to begin to raise the bridge the
first of next week. The work of fram
ing the timbers is well under way.
Bert Creenman, of Oregon City, is
at the Upper Hatchery now taking Mr.
Smith's place.
Dr. A. Bettman, of the Northern
Pacific Sanitorium, was in town. Sun
day assisting Mr. Adix.
Miss Sadie Wilcox, who has been
seriously sick of. pneumonia, Is very
much better.
The grandson of Mr. Henderson, of
Elwood.who has been very eick of
whoopingcough and pneumonia, is im
proving. Services at the Methodist Church
at Mount Sion for next Sunday are as
follows: Sunday school at 1:30,
preaching at 2:30. Rev. M. B. Parou
nagian, pastor. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
ESTACADA.
W. H. Holder lost a mare by death
last week that was valued at more
than 200.
Henry Grapp and Walter Snuflln
took out two heavy loads of berry
crates from the flats Saturday. They
expect a heavy crop of strawberries.
W. H. Holden has over two acres of
strawberries and loganberries which
are full of fruit
Road Supervisor Marshall, of DIst.
No. 10, has crews improving the roads
of his district. The men working In
front of P. M. Wagner's place are
making a good showing.
James Palmateer, Ward Jones atid
the Misses Rachel and Agnes Davis
attended the Grange picnic at Eagle
Creek Saturday.
The Socialists held a powwow at the
I. O. O. F. hall at Estacada Thursday
night of this week.
J. T. Irwin and his father are plant
ing their garden this week. This
garden was the champion of Clacka
mas county last year.
Garfield Grange met Saturday with
twenty-four members present.
Livy Stipp was a visitor in Estaca
da Sunday.
J. D. Ely, a cousin of J. K. Ely, of
Currinsvllle, is visiting relatives at
this place. He was a delegate to the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Salem
last week. He visited the Estacada
lodge last Saturday night.
Estacada had a "bronco busting"
contest one day last week. Some
Eastern Oregon professional was here
breaking horses for A. Morrow.
William Dale and J. E. Lovelace
went to Oregon City Friday night to
hear George E. Chamberlain speak.
E. S. Womer, Earl Wilson and sev
eral others have made some fine
catches of trout in the Clackamas
the last week.
county high school proposition at Es
tacada to about 15 voters, said that the
citizens of Estacada ought to vote for
the proposition because they would
get the money paid by George, Gar
field, Eagle Creek, Springwater, High
land and other outlying districts as
taxes. In other words we would bleed
the farmers of these districts to bene,
fit the high school at Estacada. Of
course, if he spoke at Highland he
would sing another song. Do you, cit
izens of these outlying districts, pro-
j pose to bleed for the benefit of the
I populous centers? I think not. Then
vote "no" to the county high school
and save your tax money for a high
school near enough to you to do you
some good.
F. M. GILL.
Gill Is Against It.
ESTACADA, May 24. (Editor Ent
erprise) Much discussion about the
county high school has beeen had the
past few weeks. I do not favor the
county high school proposition. The
thing is gotten up simply to build a
high school at Oregon City and to get
the farmers to help keep it up.
But it is not going to help the farm
er in proportion to the tax he will have
to pay for its support.
I believe in union high schools.
These can be constructed at points
throughout the county where they
will be within reach of all the people.
Some of our educational reformers
wish to go farther than the people are
willing to go. Because the union
high school vote failed at Oregon City,
these people are not willing to wait
and educate the people up to the
union high school idea; but that will
come, and the discussion of these sub
jects will bring them about.
Mr. Schuebel, In discussing the
GARFIELD.
Love somebody; help somebody; lift
up somebody; bless somebody. This
is the Divine law.
Henry Palmateer was down from
Silverton last week to see his mother,
Mrs. Sarah Palmateer, and other rela
tives. Mrs. H. H. Anders was the guest of
Mrs. J. B. Bowman last Saturday.
Miss Eva D. Pruner and Miss Blun-
dell visited the Garfield Grange Sat
urday. They were the guests of Mrs.
Nora Looney.
R. G. Palmateer returned from Col
umbia Slough, where he has been visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. Lee Wills.
Mrs. W. R. Oatfleld made a trip to
Seaside last week to visit her hus-
band, who is working In a logging
camp.
Mrs. Cretia Shriner visited Mrs. J.
B. Bowman Saturday.
Henry Anders was a business visit
or In Estacada Wednesday.
We welcome the beautiful sunshine
after the several weeks of hard rains.
Miss Mabel Anders was the guest of
Miss Mable Tracy Saturday and Sun
day. Mr. Mc Henry will speak on the
Temperance question at the Grange
Hall in Garfield next Saturday night.
EAGLE CREEK.
Again wo nro enjoying refreshing
showers.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Isinglass and
Kd Douglass went to Portland on busi
ness lust week.
John V. Sweeney, of Stevenson,
Wash., was visiting with his daughter,
Mrs. Katie Douglass, lust Wednesday.
A. J. Douglass and family went to
Portland on Monday. They nro mov
ing to Dufur. Wo nro sorry to see
them go.
The Grange picnic, given by the
KaiUo Creek Grange on Saturday, whm
fairly well attended. Everyone pres
ent seemed to enjoy himself. Tho pro
gramme, consisting of songs, roiitu
tlos, ii ml two M'leetioiiM from tho pho
nograph, was good. J. .1. Johnson, of
Lents, delivered nn Interesting address
on grunge work.
Theodore Ilowlett, of Portland, was
In this burg calling on relatives nud
friends on Kiiilay, uiul on Saturday he
attended the Grunge picnic, returning
to Portland Saturday evening.
The South Portland tenm played
two games with tho Kaglo Creek ten in
Sunday and were beaten by tho scores
of LI to II and S to 3. On account of
there being so much dampness, there
was not a very largo croud out to wit
ness tho playing.
On Sunday afternoon Mrs. Viola
Douglass. Mrs. Itertha Douglass und
Mrs. Itlo Douglass made n farewell
; call on Mrs. Edith Douglass.
James Gibson Hold his horse and
buggy last week to Henry and Frank
Meline, anil on Monday evening tho
horso returned to Its former owner.
Doubla-Header Sunday,
Tho Pnpermakei-H will go to HI.
Johns next Sunday afternoon to play
baseball with tho ApoHtles, and on
Decoration Day there will be n double
header on the Cuncmnh Park grounds
ugalnst tho Alblnii Wanderers. Tho
Oregon lity ngregatlon of ball lost
ers are now In fourth place In the
league standing nud have prospects
of Mulshing close to the top.
CHIROPRACTIC
(Ki-ro-practlce)
HARMONY
The Indies of the Harmony Im
provement Society will hnve dinner
and supper at tho sehoolhotise elec
tion day, and Ice cream, etc., for Halo
to help tho public hall fund. Ladles
aro Invited to como with their husbands.
HIGHLAND.
The Highland people hardly get
time to eat or sleep. The candidates
and other speakers that come out to
discuss tho various measures to como
before the people are getting around
to Highland. Hon. C. Schuebel and
Mr. Eaton were here Monday night
and gave us a splendid talk on tho
high school question, particularly, and
some of the other bills in general.
They did well and proved by tho able
manner In which they talked, that
they understood their business.
Tuesday night Mr. Thomas spoko
on Socialism and tho Rev. Weber
on Prohibition. Wo hopo tho county
will go dry.
Mr. Scrlbner, our road boss, Is do
ing some Ono work and deserves
credit. Let tho good work go on.
CURRINSVILLE.
On account of tho Temperance Rally
at Estacada next Sunday night, there
will be no services at the Methodist
Church.
A very successful effort Is being
made to furnish tho Methodist Church
at Currinsvllle with new lamps.
OABTOIIIA.
CLOSE AT HIGHLAND.
The County High School campaign
ended Monday night by tho holding
of a very enthusiastic meeting at
Highland. Clarence L. Eaton, as rep
resentative of the Oregon City Alumni
Association, was tho first speaker, and
very carefully explained tho County
High School measure, and urged rea
son upon reason, why the voters of
this County ought to adopt it, speak
ing half an hour, and finishing by
saying a few words In favor of wo
man suffrage and of tho University of
Oregon appropriation bill, quoting
from remarks made by President
Campbell of the University, at a ban
quet of the University of Iaw School
in Portland. Mr. C. Schuebel follow
ed and for an hour with his custom
ary eloquence held the attention of
his hearers. He spoke briefly In fa
vor of the County High School meas
ure and then took up In detail the dif
ferent measures to be voted upon at
the coming election, giving much good
advice.
DOVER,
Mr. McHenry, the campaign speaker
on local option, gave the people of thi?
place a very interesting talk Monday
night. We wish Mr. McKonry and the
cause success.
Rev. Shrills, of Orient, closed a tw
weeks' revival meeting at this place
last Friday night.
George Kitzmiller started for East
ern Oregon this week, where he ex
pects to work during the summer.
Mr. Exon and wife and daughter
Jennie went to Oregon City last week.
Miss Jennie has been sick for some
time and she is now staying in the
city to be doctored. Mr. and Mrs.
Exon returned yesterday.
The incessant rains of the last few
days have delayell the road work
which was being done in this district.
This is a new district and the people
are all very much In favor of good
roads and they intend to work for
them.
Perry Kitzmiller has moved into
this vicinity lately from Bull Run,
where he has been employed by the
INTEREST IN ROSES.
(Continued from Pago One)
Ing the names of a number of tho
roses. The morning was Hpent In a
highly educational manner, and was
most Interesting to the pupils, and a
committee was appointed to bring
flowers up stairs. Committees were
also named to arrange flowers In the
room.
Much Interest is being taken this
year In the cultivation of roses, In an
ticipation of the coming rose show in
this city and the rose festival in Port
land. Scores of the children of the
public schools will enter exhibits of
roses at the local show, the date of
wjiich will be determined this week
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Rheumatism, Nervous
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because of this fact. CERTAINLY NO
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EASES duplicates either In method
or results and effectually restoring
perfect health to the nick. 1 appeal
to those who havo suffered for year
and have doctored with everything
and have becomo discouraged after
falling to even get relief. Como to
me and you will not bo disappointed.
My prices aro within the reach of
all. Consultation and examination
aro free.
J. U. CAMPBELL
ATTORN UTY-AT-LAW.
Oregon City, Oronon.
Will practice In all court of th aUtt
Offico In Can field lliilldlng.
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There is no use In Inlying any old
kind of cheese, especially when tho
difference In cost of high grade
goods l'i ho II 1 1 l.i above the ordinary
kind. It Is I line you called a halt to
such a iiit-t In il ami patroiiled a ptoro
of our standing.
Fine Imported SwIm 30c to -10c
Full Cream Tillamook t'c
Hams' Grocery
8th and Main Streets
NO OAS NO COCAINE
We Set the Pace in
HIGH-GRADE
DENTISTRY
W belong to no dantal combination
but stand on our reputation and are
busy all tho time. Our price ar reasonable.
BRIDGE WORK W PER TOOTH
GOLD CROWNS $5.
Don't pay tlmae high priori for den
tal work, but before you contract to
noma 'dentist your dental work rorat
and soe ui. Examination trrt,
OUR MOTTO:
"Honest Work at Honest Prices."
at honest prlcm.
Lady aaalatant.
Oregon Dental Parlors
Over Harding and MUfTlce.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
two Confectionery nnd Novelty Stores.
One Invoices $1100, the other $.1f().
both In Oregon City. Address Owner,
llox ZOt, Oregon City.
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UNDER LOCAL OPTION
FISHING TACKLE
The place to buy
Large Assortment
Prices Reasonable
C. C. Miller
OREGON CITY
The Home of Sportsmen
I jino County has locul option pro
hibitloti und its citizens hold at pres
ent forty-three Government licenses.
Unn County has local option prohi
bition and Its citizens hold at pres
ent forty-four Government liquor li
cense. Clackamas County has licensed sa
loons and Its citizens hold thirty one
Government liquor licenses.
Now which County had tho largest
number of criminal cases during the
last year? Look at tho Court expens
es of each county, and say for your
self. Take two counties of equal size,
Clackamas County and lane County.
Tho running expenses of Clackamas'
County (luting tho pant year was $3f,
179.01. Tho running expenses of Lano
County during the past year was $71,
153.11. (See Sucretary of State's re
port printed In the Orogonlan of April
15th, 1908.)
In Iune County, a local option Coun
ty, for running expenses it costs their
taxpayers more than twice the amount
of the running expenses of Clackumas
County, where retail liquor license
law Is in force. It. cost the tax payers
of Linn County $1000.00 to secure ono
conviction, thirteen trials wlt.li ver
dicts of "Not guilty," in '17 days nnd
ono of conviction. Tho farmers are
compelled to pay their share of this
iinnecoBHady lltigutlon. Tho druggists
and lawyers wax rich In prohibition
counties, but the tax payer pays tho
expense.
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