Oregon City enterprise., July 10, 1908, Image 5

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1908.
Milwaukee and Vicinity
MILWAUKEE.
A law oiowil iHtK'iHloil tho (iruml
OimmiIiik Klvt-ii by Mr. Wlthi ut Cry
tul Liiko I'm rk on Hi" 4 tti. I'noplo li
Kim to MhIi curly In I ho inoriiliiK and
conl IiiiikiI all lay. Hovnil hiiiulroil
Mint trout wi'io IiiiiiIdiI uiul liUii'ii Iioiiio
hy tin1 iIi'HkIiUhI IImIihiiioii Uiul IIhIiit
woiiii'ii,' Mirny u cotiplu (Iuikm.'U to tho
Htrulnrf of tho niiinlo roinlowl hy tho
oiclicHlni from I 'orlluiul. Tim n mm 1 -iiioiim
HHiilliiioiit of tho crowd wuh Hint
Mllwiiwki'ti Iiiih ut lout u pli'iirtimt lit'
tlo plKiiHtirx ri'Moit Hint cun't Im bout
uiiywliimi for It hI.ii uml tlw cliuiii
iii'hh of tlm niiturliiliiiiiont.
Jack Dwirilorff In tlio prouTfutlii'r
or u Imliy hoy. Iloili tint Imliy and tlm
iiiotlii'i- un K"ttliiK on lo tlm In-Ht of
Hlllipil.
H'-vi-rul Mllwunlti'ii hoy woro round
ml up by lint iiiiiimIiuII at nbout throo
o'clock on tlio niornliiK of tho 4th, for
inukliiK tint ourly hour nulny with
cuiiiiou criickfiH. Aftir ri'inlvlDK u
hi'vito locluio llicy worn allowed to
Ko and no complaint Iiuh been IiiIkI
UKulnHt thorn UN yet,
Tlm Mllwniiki-o boyn bunt llnrniony
In n very InttucHtliiK kuiiiO by a ncore
of 7 to o. Tho hcoim by lnnlnH wuh
iin follow:
Mllwntilit'D (10 3 0 2 1 0 17
Harmony 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Mr. .1. II. lli'tH'ki In vIhIIIiik frlnlH
und rt'luilvi'H In thin city, llr hornu
In In HpoluitiK,
Tho MothurH' Club oxpocti to char-ti-r
a h per I a I enr nnd ko to tlm Chun
tutupiii In a body on tho llth.
Mr. T. NVrluht Hold lior homo to
Mrn. Hiilvlnu dorr. TIiIm Im oiio of tlm
inuuy home In fli-llwood' Add to Mil
waukee. ('. SliiiinotiilM hud tint moHforinne to
be hit behind Hie eur by a hull from
n romun cnndlo on tho nlicht of tho
4th, Thin wuh the only ncldeiit on
ttuit day 111 Milwaukee.
(!. .Vjickatithalel nturtod for Our
many lam Thumdny whoru ho expi-cU
to Hpeinl the riniuluder of IiIh dnyH.
Mr. and Mr. CI. lwo returned Mon
day from a vlall with relntJveM at
Newborn.
A barn la tho Italian Harden con-jtwtuno ot rbuumntlc pain that would
taluliiK four borneH, 10 acta of hurneHH hoiio-Mhich luy hold upon them, the
and aeverul toiin of hay wan deKtroyed old fellowH went boya onro more, and
HpmidliiK their vacation mldit the
oraiiKO und pomoKiunuto urovcH of our
Niiuny iioIkIiIioi'Iiik uliito to, tlio Mouth,
Wulliico lluldwlu returned from
Newport IiihI Hiiturdny, where ho Iiuh
been HportliiK with tho merry widow
iimr-muld, thoHit lovely nymph ti be
Keen comblllK their beautiful trnHMCH
for tho ilolecutlon of tho hnbltuo of
the moii. lie HnyH that although ho
iihiiiI overy bnto known to aucceHnful
iiiikIoih, Iiu fallud to hook on to any
of tho lovely :i cut urea.
Tho contructoiM huvlnn tho remodel
In of Mllwuiiknu'H Hchool huoldliiK, Ih
nroirroHHlim well uionit toward com
pletlon, and utrnnKo to any, will huvo
overythliiK In rendlncHH for occupancy
In time for tho Full openimc or HCliool
Tho building, when completed, will
bo modern In all It upurlmenta, nnd
will relied credit, not only on tho
board of directors but upon tho loyal
cltl.eim who voted tho nocoHHury tux
upon thoniHelvcH for thin Rood work
A Ih pretty well known, tho Milwuii
keo HcliooU-tlio flrt Hchool organlza
Hon In I ho atalo of OreKon Htanda tho
peer of any achool In tho atato, und
It MeeniH to bo tho purpoao of the
patron to kup It at thin Htundnrd.
Mra. Keller a hundHomo rwiuencn io
cuted on tho north bnuk of Lnko Kel
loitir. Ih nonrltiif completion.
Mr. KPlienhurKer, repreaentlnK ull
of tho fjould'a ayatom of railway linen,
with olllcea In l'oitlnnd, baa iiuived
Into IHh bnndaomo aumniDr realdonco
recently oroctod on tho mnrKln of thu
pike, und la enjoyinit tlio Htirmirimn
llfo to tho full, drlnkliiK In tho health
rejuvln a h It comoa from tho IiIIIh
ladeu with Hplcy fniKrancu from the
llr, plno and cellar.
Caiituln Hhaw returnod from New
port, the city hy tho vr roatlnMH aea,
Hntiirday or laHl whk. no wna in at
tendance at tho Department Kncamp
mi nt, (Imud Army ot tho Republic.
Anldo from a llttlo dlHcomfort. re
NultlUK from a few team from old
Jiincier I'IuvIoiih, ho report h hiivlnii a
aplendld tlmo llalenliiK to remlnlncen
ecu of army llfo and war tlmo epl
Kodea. And notwlthntundlnj th
In their rctroKpectlve view of UiIiikh,
fotiKlit o'er and o'er anuln the bnttleH
of tho (tlnntH tbut confronted euch
other In tho aixtlca.
ed by Jon KIkiiIiiIi. lie dlHcovered tlio ('InekumuH County wbh honored In
fire when the worn wan In nnmcHtho election of ono or her cltlxciiH aa
by fire Khortly after mldnlKht Sunday
nlitbt. The property wuh kx-ated on
the Krounda of the Coif Mnka AhhocIil
Hon ""nth of tho Hnka nnd wan lena
and HiiccetMled III Kottliiff out two '
the hIx horMeH, but four imtIhIioiI In
their atallH. There wbh no water at
hand. The fire I Hiippimed to liavc
been canned by a tramp. The Iohh
wan In the nelnhhorlHHid of 20(0.
Mra. Harah McCown. of Sellwixid. la
v I h 1 1 1 ti k her dauichter, Mra. IHiiearnon,
of Milwaukee JlelKhta,
Mra. CbhIo. who Iiiih been very III
at her homo on the HelnbtH, Ih alow-
ly r'CoverlllK.
Mr. and Mrn. Will Kdwarda. of the
HelKhtH, npellt one day Inat Week with
frlend.i In our iielKhborliiR city Van
couver, beyond the Columbia.
MIhh Itoblii Shaw, daiiKhter of Cap-
taMi Khuw, of (he HelKhtH, Iiuh return
iKtpartment Cminiander. Vour cor
reHixindent wIhIich to aay, purenthet
Ically. that In the election of Captain
ApperHon to conduct tho affaira of the
(irand Army for the ohhiiIiik yeur, tho
(5. A, It. haa for their commnnder the
next Rovernor of tho (real atuto of
Orcein, l-t the many rcudora of tho
Knterprlae put thlu little bit of In
rormntlon, nlven out for tho flrHt time,
carefully nway In their thlnk-pan.
CherrleM ripe, given delight nnd
greet you wliero oro you go, Ih n alo
Kiui tliut might well ho adopted by
the pmiplo In nnd about Milwaukee.
Thla Iticloua fruit la In grent abund
ance In tho vicinity of Milwaukee und
tho eurlleat varlotlea are being pick
ed home aHcr aevirnl week detention , ed and marketed with profit to the
by quarantine in Portland. Mian growora
8hnw Iiuh reaumi'd her pmfeaalon nH
nurHo, having fully recovered from her
aerloiia IIIiw-hh of IiikI Summer.
MIhh Almyra Whitney, one of Port
In ml m popular iiurHcH, apeiit u couple
of duya vlHltiug frlenda on the Helghta.
The MlMHea Canto, Kuto and Kiln,
teachem In the Milwaukee Ht-hiad, are
(Jo wbl.! Actually aaw a man
working on one of Mllwaukce'a atreeta
the other day. Ho waa filling In a
hole that bad been worn In the street,
deep enough, almoat, to bury a tea in.
Thla reckleHHiieKH on tho part of our
city dadH In apendlng money, ahould
bo hiked Into.
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FOR BUILDING MATERIAL
Sand, Grovel, Lime, Cement, Drain Tilinq,
Vitrified Sewer Pipe, Terra Cotta, Chimney
Pipe, Land PI ster, Elc.
Call on J. E. Weteler, or A. H. Dowling at Real
Estate Office, Milwaukee. Phone Selwood 1014.
GLADSTONE.
Mra. T. llulley, who la Herloualy III
with pneumonia, Ih allghtly bettor.
OHcar Kreytag'H Hon Cluyton, fell
from a horao tho latter part of IuhI
week und broke IiIh arm.
Mr, mid Mra. T. K. (Juult und fum-,
lly, Mr. and Mra. P, (). WollH, Mr, nnd
Mra. A. T. 1'urker, Ilnlph Pnrk and j
Mra Whllcomb uro cumplng at Olud
atono Park. I
MIhh Ireno Allen Ih vlaltlng her j
mint, Mrn. .1. J. Tlnglo. i
MiiMter Wnrd Hurnmond Ih vlaltlng
at the homo of bin brother, William
Hammond. i
Mr. Ilonney, ono of tho contractor
for tlm new achool houae, took a prln-1
clpal part In tho comic opera "Trial
by Jury" given at Chautauqua Wed-1
ncHiluy evening, j
MImhch Muude and Kllabeth Gullog-1
ley have returned from Kiigeno to j
upend tho Hummer with their puronia,
Mr. and Mra. Charlea Oallogly.
Charlea Oallogly haa purchaaed
propc-rty In wchI OludHtono and ex
pectH to build Boon.
Mr. nnd Mra. C. H. Dauchy, who
were uovoroly burned laHt week have
been removed to a Portland hoapltal
for treatment.
EAGLE CREEK
Thla Ih lino weather wo are enjoy
ing uml tho cherrlen will aoon ripen
If thla weather continued.
Juiiich Olbaoii made a brief trip to
Portlund on Tuemlay luat.
Mr. and Mra. Henry Udell, of Dover,
piiHHed through thin burg on Tuesday
morning on their way to Portland,
where they apent tho day ahopplng.
Mr. and Mra. W. J. Howlett went
to Troutdale laat Wedneaday to attend
the AdventlHt camp-meeting, return
ing homo on Saturday.
Mr. and Mm, Ouy Woodle took din
ner with (luy a mother Hunnay ana
In the afternoon attended the bail
game at Knglo Creek.
Klmer DouglaHH haa quit working
for the Hellwood Lumber Co., and Ut
going to work for Oua Hurnett. He
like funning tho better.
Some of the farmera of thla locality
are buay cutting hay and others are
cultivating their potatoea, etc.
James HeShaer and family, of lr-
wood, attended the ball game Sunday.
On laat Friday afternoon the direct
ors and aomo of the men and boya of
tho neighborhood congregated at the
Behind houae and raised the flag pole.
After the pole wbh aolldly set, the
clerk, H. S. (ilbaon, raised the flag;
and as It waa being ralaed Mr. Jamea
OlbHon played on hlH phonograph the
selection entitled "You're a Grand Old
King." After It was raised the men
took off their hats, waved them over
their heada and gave three cheers for
the grand old flag.
The majority of the people on tho
hill went to ICstncndn to celebrate the
Fourth und spent a very pleasant day.
Kaglo Creek played with tho Arleta
team tho Fourth at Estacada and won
the game by a score of 9 to 5. This
makes twelve atralght games Eagle
Creek has won this season.
Sunday afternoon the Eagle Creek
nine pluyed with the negro boya, the
iolden wcHt team, and were defeated
by the score of G to 0. It being their
thirteenth game they were unlucky.
There waa a very large crowd In at
tendance to witness the playing, the
largest that haa ever been to a ball
game In Eagle Creek. Everyone
wanted to see the "niggers" play.
Next Sunday the Clackamas team
will pluy with Eagle Creek.
CRYSTAL LAKE PARK
MILWAUKEE
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OREGON
DANCING WITH BEST OF MUSIC
On Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday Evenings
FISHING GROUNDS ALWAYS OPEN
An Heal Spot for family picnics. Open for engagements to private par
ties and organizations-
NO ADMISSION PEE CHARGED
WATCH FOR NOTICES OF A FISHING CONTEST
been Issued:
"To all members of the O. C. II. S.
Assoclatkm: Your executive commit
tee haa planned a reunion to be held
at Chautauqua on the evening of July
18th, all, who cannot go earlier, pleaae
take the 6:08 car from Oregon City.
Pleaae assist your executive commit
tee In making this another success to
our aasoclatlon. Oregon City High
School Alumni Association, by Clar
ence L, Eaton, President.
Firemen' Barbecue Day.
The annual barbecue of the volun
teer firemen of Oregon City will take
place next Sunday at Gus Schnoor's
place on the Tualatin River near Wil
lamette. All arrangements are well
under way for the annual event. All
active, exempt and honorary firemen
are requested to meet at the city hall
at 9 o'clock Sunday morning. The af
fair will be for firemen only, and a pro
gramme of races, sports and public
speaking will be held.
NEWPORT
YAQUINA DAY
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
The Place tr Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE BeHt of food and an abundance
of It. Fresh wator from springs. All modern necessities, such as tele
graph, telephono, markets freshly provided overy day. Fuol In abund
ance. Cottages partly furnished or unfurnished to bo had cheaply.
Strict municipal sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT Is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to Albany or
Corvallla, thence Corvallls &. Eastern It. K. Train service dally
and tho trip a pleasure throughout.
RATE FROM OREGON CITY
Season six-months ticket $5.00 ''
Saturday to Monday ticket $3.00
Our elaboialc now Summer Hook gives a concise description
of Newport, Including a list of hotels, their capacity and
rates. Call on, telephone or writ
E. T. FIELDS LOCAL AGENT, OREGON CITY
WM. MCMURRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.v
WATER RIGHT EXTENDED.
City Obtains Concessions From Light
and Power Company.
The city council Wednesday night
passed to Its second reading the ordi
nance granting, a franchise to the
Portland Hallway, Light and Power
Comnany. conveying permlaalon to
erect polos and string wires along
Water street. This action was taken
to enable the company to transfer its
equipment from Main street, where
wires must bo either placed under
ground or removed. The city reaps
considerable benefit from the new or
dinance as the company agreea to give
an extension of 12 years to the city
for wator privileges. The water com
mission has a 13-year lease for water,
and thla will make a total of 25 years,
so that Oregon City will not have to
worry about her water supply for
many years to come.
The council laid on the table the
ordinance providing for an annual li
cense fee to be paid by physicians and
dentists to tho city. There was some
dlnVronce of opinion among the pro
fessional men relative to the provi
sions of tho ordinance, and as they
could not all agree the matter was
laid to rest.
, "E. C. DrWItt A Co.. Chicago. III.
Ot-ntlemrn In J 897 I had a dlseaite of
the ntomarh and bowpls. In the nprlng
(it 1902 I bouitht a bottle of Kodol and the
beni'tU I received all the gold In Georgia
could not buy. May you live long and
pronper. Yours very truly. C. N. Cornell.
RodlnK. Ga.. Aug. 27, 1900." 8old by
Howell & Jones.
City to Buy Gravel.
The city council haa authorized the
purchase by the street committee of
800 yards of gravel at a cost not to ex
ceed 90 cents per yard. The ordi
nance making It mandatory for medi
cal practitioners and dentists to pay
an annual license waa amended, so as
not to include students of medicine
and dentistry, and passed its first
reading.
Letter List.
List of unclaimed letters at the
Oregon City postofflce for week ending
July 10:
Women's List Johnspn, Mrs. Sarah
E.; Ijogan, Minnie; Nebo. Mrs. Anna:
North rup, Mrs. Sarah; Porter, Mra. J.
F.
Men's list Crabbard, Herbert: Co
ver, Maurice; Hoag, Otis; Kelley, W.
J.; McGlnnls, J. T.
TIME TO ACT.
Don't Wjlt for th Fatal Stages of Kid
ney lllneai. Profit by Oregon
City Peoale't Experience.
Orraslonal attacks of backache, Irreg
uliir urination, headaches and dly spells
are enmrnon early symptoms oi Kinney
dlHoi'ili-ra. It's an error to neglect these
111b. The attacks mav uaKa ofT for a time
but return with Rreatcr Intensity. If
there are symptnma of dropsy puffy
awelllnRn beneath the eyes. bloatliiK of
limbs and ankles, or any pnrt of the body,
don't delay a minute. Begin taking
Donn's Kidney IMIla, and keep up the
treatment until the kidneys are well,
when your old time health and vigor will
return. Cures in Oregon City prove the
effectiveness of this great kidney rem
edy. On the date of Februnry 27th, 1906, W.
W. Stone, a well known resident of Ore
gon City, Oregon, writes us the follow
!i g: 'I have been much benefited by the
use of two boxes of Moan's Kidney Pills.
Mv trouble was occasional dlzoy nvells
and too frequent passages of flti kidney
, tecretlons. I had to get up often at
I night to pans them. I have also had some
few attacks of backache. Having found
real help through the use of Doan's Kld
I ney I'llls I do not hesitate to recommend
j them.
i For snle by all dealers. Price 60 cents.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Huffalo. New York,
solo agents for the United States.
! Kemember the nume Donn's and take
no other.
But the World Affords.
"It gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen's Arnica Salve," says
J. W. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill. N. C. "I
am convinced it's the best salve the world
affords. It cured a felon on my thumb,
and It never falls to heal every sore, burn
or wound to which It Is applied. 2b cents
at Jones drug store.
History of Oregon Land Frauds.
Oregon hind frauds have attracted wide
attention all over the country, and the
doings of Ki-ancls J. Honey, and William
J. Burns have been commented upon In
the press, and the people of Oregon have
at lust been given an oportunlty to learn
the inaide history of some of the great
est frauds ever perpetrated on any gov
ernment. Stephen A. D. Puter. some
times known as "king of the land thiev
es." has written a book. In collaboration
with Horace Stevens, and has named the
volume "The History of the Oregon Land
Frauds." The book is profusely Illus
trated with half tones of many of the
prominent figures In the cases, and Puter
tells graphically of his own knowledge
of the frauds. Every page Is replete with
Interesting information and 'the volume
should be In the hands of every Oiegon
lan who desires to become posted on one
of the most monumental frauds of the
times. N. N. Robblns is agent .'or Cluck
amas County for the book and anyone
Interested may communicate with him
by mail, and they will be given a chance
to examine the book. Mr. Robblns is
selling many of Filter's books In this
county.
Oregon City High School Reunion.
The Alumni have arranged to hold
a reunion at Chautauqua on Saturday
evening, July 18. A sumptuous lunch
will be spread under the shelter of the
stately trees of the grove near the
lake, and afterwards In a body they
will attend the exercises in the Audi
torium and later view the fireworks,
and will If possible charter a special
car home. The following notice has
i urn in in Yli minim i .
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Other outfits $20 and $200, and all the way
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BURMEISTER A ANDRE5EN
The Oregon City Jewelers .
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We have a buyer for timber lands and for two ten
acre tracts.
We have for sale some fine river front properties.
Have made some nice additions to our list in last few
days.
W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO.
606 MAIN STREET
OREGON CITY.
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