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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1908)
OTY FORTY SECOND YEAR NO. 24 OREGON CITY, OREGON. Fh'DAY, JUNE 12, 1908. ESTABLISHED 18IS. ENTERPRBSE THRONGS IN CELEBRATION OREGON CITY'S MARKET AND BOOSTER DAY WAS A HUGE SUCCESS. SHAW KISSES BRIDE Public Wadding, Races, Sporti, Free Automobile Rldei and Many Other Featuret Combine to Make Attractive Day. Ih possible that tlio Market Day may bo mailo a monthly feature. In tho evening Him non-com missioned olllcer of Com puny 0, Third Hotel moot, Ore gon National (Juard, kuvo a dance In tho Armory that wan well attended, and the IioIoIh and eating houses were well patronl.ud. . - CLACKAMAS STRIKES BLOW AT EDUCATION GIVES AN OVERWHELMING VOTE AGAINST HIGH 8CHOOL AND UNIVER8ITY. Oregon Clly'N flrHt Market and Booster I )ay was a hug" success and Neveral thommnd people from all purtH of Clackamas County wuro In town Saturday to accept the hospital ity of the local business men. Tho af fair was started with a parade, ana HiIm wuh followed by open air exorcla ih at the eiiMt end of the stiNpeiinlnn bridge, (leorgo C. Ilrownell deliver ei un oration that wan spontaneous and timely, and the crowning feature of the day wan a public wedding. Miss .ell ii Hazel and A. A. Armstrong were married by County Judge Dlmlck amid the clieern of the crowd, and Captain Janie I'. Bhaw, the chief llixmter, kissed the bride. Tho couple were proNented with scores of useful glfta by the business men and have a good Mtnrt toward hoiiHekneplng. I'eoplu commenced coming to the city early In tho morning on foot, horseback and In vehicle of all do McrlptloiiH and by the tlmo of the pa rade at 10 o'clock Main (struct wuh hanked with people along both sides. The Oregon City band headed tho pro cession, and there were a number of atructlvo MohIh, the prettiest being th ut of the Oregon City Homo and Car nation Hoclety, which wan covered with nowera. The Red Men hud a (lout that whk enthiiHlaHtlcally ap plauded, and thero were muny fine horse In the parade, Kreo automobile rides offered by L. AduuiH miiilo hundreds of Uttlu child ren happy during the day, and Auguttt Erlckson, of the Clackamas Tavern, donated the uno of his auto for the pleasure of tho Utile ones. Thero were other attractions for tho visitors, Including free tickets to tho moving picture shows, and evorylxxly wan hap py over tho day's festivities. Ijirgu quantities of produce were brought Into the city by the fanner mid they had no difficulty In dlHpos- With the strength of the Initiative and referendum Clackamas County has everliiHtlngly delivered a stagger Ing blow at education, by awaiting the University of Oregon appropriation bill and the county high school mean lire. Everything that turn money tuck ed to It Is a Hlgn for tho aluughter In tho country precincts, and tho major ity against the University Ih greater tliuii the votes cast In favor of It. In Oregon City and precincts adjacent to It tho University wub given a small favorable vote,- The olllclul count on the many amendments follows: I'ay of legislators Yes, 701: no, 3580. Scattering stato Institutions Yes, 1528; no, 2120. More Supremo Judges Yes, 1248; no, 2C79. November elections Yea, 3396; no P91. ! Sheriff to have prisoners Yes, 3054: no, 1332. Compulsory Pusses Yes, 1119: no, 3040. Armory appropriation Yes, 1248; no, iiunu. BEATIFUL ROSES TO BE EXHIBITED FOR TWO DAYS Second Annual Show of Clackamas County Rose m and Carnation Society Opens and Many Flowers Are Displayed. .,., Preparations are complete for then,. Adams. Fair Ktrp v t Tirtn second unnual Hose Bhow of tho Clack- First National Bank, John Walker amuH County Hose and Carnation Bo-iDr. Aifm.i nn.in n D...,.,,i ' clety which will be held Friday and Hank of Oregon City, T. J. Gary, Ceo. Saturday In Willamette Hall. Thai Ely, A. Price, Hawley Pulp & Paper Ileal meeting of tho society was held Co., Wm. Gardiner. Drs. Sommer & I uovday and tho rules were amended Mount, D. C. Ely, J. E. Seeley. Creek. Justice of the Peace Williams, Dem 200 Constable Jones, Hep 109 Stewart, Dem ; 116 District No. 10 Canyon Creek and Highland. Justice of the Peace- Wallace, Rep 68 Kandle ........ 44 Constable Bottemlller, Rep , 99 District No. 11 Viola, Harding and Sprlngwater. Justice of the Peace COMMERCIAL CLUB COMES ORGANIZATION IS FORMED LEADING BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN. BY ho that exhibitors must have the names and classes of roses written on a small card and fastened securely to each rose. The committee will bo at the hall to receive exhibits at 9 o'clock Friday morning. Women who do not care to compete for prizes are requested to send roses for decoration. All vases will bo furnished to the so ciety and a copy of tho rules will bo furnished to anyone either at tho hall or at Harlow's grocery or Hardlng'a drug store. Prof. Stauffer, of Portland High School, will give a talk on wild flow ers Saturday afternoon and school1 children of the sixth grade and over are invited to attend without charge. Strawberry growers aro requested to bring berries early. The society will give a aet of solid sliver tea spoons for the best crate of berries onl iliA a.inHtlU. I- University appropr.at.on-Yea, 1216; j bers of"the ty must wr badges' for recognition, else they will not be PRECINCT OFFICERS. District no, Suffrago Yes, 1CC1; -Yes, 2105; np, -Yes, 1821, no, 281 Woman 2929. Wheelmen's dull bill 20C9. Open town amendment on, 2507. Single Tax Yes, 1153; no, 3394. Recall Yea, 2781; no, 1310. People's Instruction for senators Yes, 3-122; no, 902. Proportional representation Yes 2404; no. 1C28. Corrupt practice Yes. 2591; no, 1UUS. nn'" U 'r flMh b"l Ye8' 2353 ' D0, Grand Jury amendment Yes. 2330' no, H95. Hood River County Yes, 1920; no, 1460. 853m"lty h'Kl1 BchoolYc8' 1C3: n: In county Yes, 2437; lug of ull tho marketable stuff. Near 1.. ll ,1... ....... - M ' . , ... ' ij an 1,1 ,1117 uiimuixn iin-n ii:hhii-ii u i WHUKIU, ClackailllR Oak CiTOVO record breaking day's business and It 1 Harmony Yes, 217; no, 316. Prohibition no. 2fi0d. Prohibition In four precincts of Mil. and admitted to tho hall without ebareo These badges are very elaborate and may bo obtained from the treasurer for 25 cents each, and the money will be refunded after the show If the badge Is returned. On the opening day of the Show the doors will be closed from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M. so that the committee may arrange the exhibits and tho Judges may pass upon entries. There are 11 rules for tho governing of exhibits. The prices are numerous and beau tiful and are displayed. Many of the local business and professional men have contributed handsome gifts. The donors are: O. B. Dlmlck. W. A. Shewman, Jr., John Adams. Frank Busch, C C Store, J. Ivltt. A. Robertson, J. E. Hedges, Rurmelster & Andresen, Edith Cheney Fred Greenman. H. P. Brlghtblll, R. Potzold, H. E. Cross, Mrs. W. L. Block, J. E. Jack, Huntley Bros. Co.. -Geo. A. Harding, Wilson & Cooke, Howell & Jones, Dr. Carll. F. T. Grlfflth. Rev. A. Hlllebrand, Pope & Co., N. R. Lang.) Jubb, Rep 197 j nonstable Brown, Rep 191 District No. 13 Cascade, Cherryvllle and Bull Run. Justice of the Peace T. G. Jonsrud, Rep 230 Constable Bert Jonsrud, Rep 245 District No. 14 George and Ettacada. Justice of the Peace Boswell, Rep 62 Gill, Ind 185 Womer, Dem ug Constable Jones, Rep 282 District No. 15 Killin and Needv. Justice of the Peace Smith, Rep 192 Constable Spagle, Dem 192 No. 1 Pleasant Hill, Tuala tin and Union. Justice of the Peace DodBon, Rep 130 Thompson, Dem 146 Constable- Peters, Dem 151 Todd, Rep . . 127 District No. 2 Oswego. Justice of the Peace Davidson, Rep 1C2 Constable- Spencer, Rep 163 District No. 3 Mllwaukle, Clackamas, Oak Grove and Harmony. Justice of the Peace Kelso, Rep 455 Constable Elklns, Rep 455 District No. 4 Abernethv. Oregon City No. 1. Oreaon Clt No. Upon the testimony of Roy Stewart 2, Oregon City No. 3, Maple Lane,!and his barkeeper, Ed Anderson, the PROSPECT IS BRIGHT Upper Floor of Masonic Temple May Be Secured a Permanent Home for Club, Which Is Need ed in Oregon City. COUNCIL REVOKES SALOON LISENSE ROY 8TEWART MUST GO OUT OF BUSINESS IN OREGON CITY JUNE 20. West Oregon City, Justlco of the Peace Parker, Dem 692 Samson, Rep gc8 Constable Barbur, Rep 594 Miles, Dem 925 District No. 6 Canby and New Era. juhiice or tne peace Knight, Rep 305 Lon stable oranam, Kep 293 tHBirict No. 7 Barlow and Macksburg Justice of the Peace Sanduness, Rep 146 Yohann, Dem !!!!!!! 72 Constable Coleman, Dem ' 65 King, Rep !!!! 149 District No. 8 Marquam, Molalla and Soda SDrinaa. Justice of the Peace Dungan, Dem 227 Hobart, Rep 'mi Constable Adams, Dem 970 District No. 9 Beaver Creek and Milk city council Monday nleht revoked Stewart's liquor license to take effect June 20. Stewart came here from Pendleton and has been arrested sev eral times upon criminal charges and his resort has borne an unsavory repu tation. On the night of May 22 Sam Bray was arrested for robbing John Walleck, and In the trial of the case Saturday Stewart and Anderson ad mitted selling liquor to Intoxicated persons, which is a direct violation of the city ordinance and also of the bond that the saloonkeepers are re quired to file. Stewart's license is paid to June 30. New Restaurant to Open. Walter Hornback and Roy Cllne nave rented the premises formerly oc cupied by J. E. Wassom on Seventh street near the Southern Pacific depot and will establish the wigwam Coffee House and Lunch Counter, opening next Saturday. They will be open day and night and expect to have a. liter al patronage. Following the Booster and Market Day, while the enthusiasm of the bust ness men is at its height, the organ ization of a Commercial Club Is being attempted by John Adams, Dr. E. a Sommer nd other well known ' busi ness and professional men. Papers were circulated this week and were signed freely, as the progressive citi zens of Oregon City are not slow to realize the benefits to accrue from or ganization, to say nothing of the so cial features of a club that will bring the people of Oregon City closer to gether. , It Is planned to secure the entire upper floor of the new Masonic Tem ple and fit it up for club rooms. The initiatory charge Is $25, and the dues will probably be nominal and only high enough to defray the running ex penses of the organization. More than 50 names were obtained Toes day to the proposition and there is little doubt that a sufficient number will be secured in a few days to make the formation of the club a certain ty. Oregon City has lone felt the need of a good commercial organization, and u is apparent that the hope of the "pushing" class of people are about to be realized. OFFICIAL VOTE OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY. Hedges Elected Alternate. State Senator J. E. Hedges was' Tuesday elected an alternate to the' National Democratic Convention at Denver. He attended the meeting of the state convention In Portland and other Democrats who , went from Clackamas County were ' O. D. Eby, secretary of the county central com mittee; Al Gribble, of Macksburg; W O. Vaughan, of Molalla; H. G. Stark weather, of Mllwaukle, and E. Mass. of Wlllamttte. Want Baseball Game. The Woodburn Junior baseball team challauges any baseball team in Ore gon City for a game. Ages ranging up to 17 years. Write H. Mickel, Wood burn, Ore. CANDIDATES ! H 1 1 I I II II I I n i ! 1 1 1 1 if 5 1 1 ?????? ? s.,,; I ? in -1 M i I ? 1 f r M IH ; 5 1 f I ! ! ! H up : : I ! : i : " J : i i j f ff 0 g : "long. ? J : ! $ r : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : . : - : S s - : : S : . -. . .CO U. 8. Senator 11. M. Cake George E. Chamberlain Representative In Congrei Willis C. Hawley J. J. Whitney Dairy and Food Commlialoner J. W. BaJIcy K. N. Emery Railroad Commissioner Thomas K. Campbell R. Robertson Prosecuting Attorney E. II, Tongue Representative, 17th District C. N. McArthur A. King Wilson i Representative J. U. Campbell .- Walter A. Dlmlck Linn E. Jones W. A. Hcylmon L. W. Robblns W. K. Young E. Coalman John P. 8tark M. V. Thomas County Commissioner W. H. Mattoon J. II. Smith Alfred A. Spanglor Sheriff It. B. Beatle R. U Greavos C. E. Hilton Clerk P. W. Greenman Robort Glnther Recorder of Conveyances William Heerdt Bayno Howard Chauncey E. Ramsby Treasurer J. C. Paddock August Splinter Coroner R. L. Holman J. S. Imel Tom J. Myers 1 School Superintendent T. J. Gary Joseph W. Gray Assessor" J. E. Jack ; Harry S. Moody John W. Park h Surveyor S. A. D. 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