Oregon City enterprise., July 17, 1908, Image 6

ORKQON CITY KNTCRPRIU, FRIDAY, JULY. 17, 1008.
OUR FARMERS' PAGE.
ENTERPRISE READERS ARE INVITED TO CON
TRIBUTE AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL,
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY, DAIRY OR "BIG CROP"
ITEMS FOR THIS DEPARTMENT.
Onrs hp rntlrd her "darllnav
And wrote her three time day.
Now thy'r married he never
Calli her anything but. "Sh'!
t
When In doubt, net another ten.
Shorten the row by Rrlndlng the hoe.
Kalnbows can never be seen In bung
Yinlra. .
Men who pay a they go, usually do
not go verv olten.
He who fears the storms spends many
idle dyi In port.
Hot? . Yea. but lfa good weather for
corn, ao cheer up.
The earth worm considers the plow a
harrowing calamity.
It la well to plan the work, but be aur
you can work the plan.
Open your heart to the sorrow of every
man who cornea to tulk to you about his
troubles.
Why la the careless boy like a hen ? Be
cause he can seldom And anything where
he laid It yesterday.
Error la a great deal worse than Ig
norance. It Is better to know nothing
than to know what Isn't true.
Make that boy a working partner. That
la, give him some Interest, however amnil,
in the rewards of Intelligent husbandry.
Pav aa you go. More than one shls
has "been Bunk by the nibbling of a rat.
Let no store-bill rata nibble at the bot
tom of your home craft.
A man will wait on a bank four hours
tnr a fish that doesn t Intend to Due
but he won't wait five minutes for his
wife to get ready for church.
There isn't any music for a good farm
er in a rattling wagon. He knows every
time he drives such a wagon that he is
Just shaking the money risht out of his
own pocket. Tighten things up. and save
the wear and tear on the wagon and on
your own nerves at the same time.
A farm is worth twice aa much as It
is worth In dollars and cents.
Slowly and steadily all day long accom
plishes more than to hurry and worry for
a short time and then quit. One gets
less tired for the same work-accomplished.
If there are any vacancies In the com
field, fill them with beana or something
that can be turned to account. Keep
everv foot of your farm growing some
thing that will help.
Now don't find fault with your wife be
cause she doesn't keep pie buked all the
time. Anyway, too much pie is not
healthful. An Indiana man died after
eating seven pies.
Stir the earth. Remember that as agi
tation Is the death of all political wrongs
so is It death to weed. Man never de
vised a more useful implement than the
hoe In its various forms.
Tour greatest aid in the harvest Is
vour faithful team. See to it that your
horses are not pestered by files, and that
that they are properly fed and watered.
They have well earned humane treat
ment. ,
Don't be afraid of overdoing the cul
tivation of the corn crop. When there
them the most good, don't wait till the
blossoms have dropped off and the stalk
Is dray and hard; cut your grass when It
is crisp anl Juicy.
You are not done with your summer's
work unless you hava rut the brush and
stuff from the corner of the fences. Per
haps you have some that will cut a lit
tle grass. Have It all, you will need It
before next Spring.
We have usually succeeded best In hav
ing our hay baled as soon aa the stacks
are out of the sweat; then we soil at
once. After this 4lme the hay shilnka
a good deal, and more waste must be
cut from the outside of the stacks.
When the day Is particularly hot and
trying and things seem to go at cross
Jurposes. think of something pleasant,
ust draw a mental picture of the after-harvest
outing that you and your good
wife asSl your boys and girls are going to
have. Remember that love sweetens la
bor. If a farmer la not better than other
men. It Is his own fault, for he lives
closer to the heart of Nature. He hears
the voice of God every day. in sweet com
munion with the trees, the brooks, the
sky. Ho beholds the glory Uod has paint
ed"; he sniffs fragrance from heaven. How
can he help being good?
it ts an wma tsat bios nobodv
good." and tile hard times have eased
the demand on the labor market, so that
It la now possible to get workers, and the
farmer and his wife may be able to una
some one to help. If It is only long
enough to .tide over the extra work that
harvest makes In Held and house.
Those whose work afield requires their
earlv rising, enjoy the most beautiful
part of the day. The picture of day
break Illuminating the eastern Bky, and
the sun breaking through the mists of
dawn. Is one never to be forgotten, and
It Is one so Illusive that painters have
tried In vain adequately to put it on can
vas. A tub or a barrel often drops down for
want of a hoop. If everybody knew how
easv It Is to make a hoop from a wire,
perhaps a piece of waste telegraph wire
often seen by the roadside. the work
would not wait. Simply bend the wire
around the tub to measure it. remove it
and twist it fast. Then drive It on like
a hoop; drive it fast. lit will not break,
and being galvanised will last indefinitely.
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
If the tree set last spring need water,
pull the soil awav from around the roots,
pour in a pailfull and let It soak down,
and then replace the earth. Don't apply
water to the surface.
Wiinter radishes and rutabegas can be
sown during this month.
Watch out for red oust in tne diuck
berry and blackcap patch. Dig out and
burn all Infected plants at once.
When picking blackberries, get them
out of the sun as soon as possible or they
is a. lull in other work, if "the stalks are will turn red in Spots and not be so sal-
not so high that there is danger or Knock
ing them over, run the cultivator through
the field once more.
If you want nice bright hay that the
cattle will eat up clean, and that will do
shia Wnrrv them Into the crates anu
then Into a cool cellar until time for
shipping or selling. Fill the boxes full
and pack neatly in clean packages. U
you want a fancy price, make the crates
It's a picnic when you get your mon
eys worth, so come here, we have ev
erything to meet the particular ideas
of our various patrons. Here are a
Jew suggestions for hot weather.
Fresh Berries every day 5c per Box
Lemons large and juicy 25c per box
Fresh Tomatoes, Cucumbers etc.
Harris' Grocery
8th and Main Streets
FISHING TACKLE
The place to buy
Large Assortment
Prices Reasonable
C. G. Miller
OREGON CITY 1
The Home of Sportsmen
look attractive.
lVm't let up on the cultivating, llo
sldca keeping down weeds, cultivation at
this season will conserve moisture, and
this Is of vital Importance to the Krowlng
crop. If the weuther Is dry, don't bu
HtTnlil to use the cultivator and noe.
They will prevent tlis moisture from get
ting awny by evaporation. . '
The best time to suck grapes Is when
the berries Hie quite small not la rue r
than small peas, ordinarily two-pounil
paper sacks can be used. The mouth
of each sack should be snugly wrapped
around the stem of the bunch, and se
curely held In place by pinning or tying;.
The tie should be tight, but, of com no,
not too tight. The sucks protect the
grapes from fungus and insect enemies.
Including wasps, birds, etc, and the
iiuncnes tnus proicctca are apt to o
finer and more porfect,
CONCERN ALLEGED BANKRUPT.
Petition Against Pacific Mall Order
Company in Federal Court
The Columbia Milling Company, the.
HoneyniRn Hardware Company and the
Portland Seed Company joined In a pe
tition to Judge Wolverton, in tho Unit
ed States Court, asking that the Paci
fic Mall Order Company, of Portland,
be adjudged bankrupt. The peti
tioners hold claims aggregating SI,
359.92 against tho alleged bankrupt
concern which Is charged with having
committed an act of bankruptcy lu.st
May, when it executed a chattel mort
gage to C. T. Tooie, of Oladstoue, cov
ering 23 buggies of the value of $1,
501.70 to secure the claim of Tooae
against the company for $1000. This
transaction, it is charged, was rondo to
protect Tooze at tho expense of the
other creditors.
Charles Heilborn $ Company, con
slstlng of Charles and Almu Heilborn,
of Astoria, filed In' the Federal Court
a voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
Thev report liabilities aggregating
tlG,i$1.24, with assets of $20,096.6$.
CATARRH
A Reliable
Remedy
Ely's Cream Balm
li quickly abioriMd. '
Sites lUlltl si Ones,
It cleanses, soothes,
heal ami iirotaota
the diseased? mem.
brnne resulting front
Catarrh and drives
sway a Cold iu the
Head quickly. It. ty rrirn
stores the Senses of II HI T tm Lis
Taste and Smell, Full size 50 eta., at Drug
gists or by mail. In liquid form, 75 cents.
Ely brothers, 60 Warrou Btroot, New York.
s -
mrzzrrt mk III! in n
II IB
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l.al)or Party, numbering few thousand
men. have made this man thi'lr iimnlme.
And let me say right here, the Socialist
Labor Party has no more connection with
the HoclallHl Party than the Ucpiitillcnii
or licmocrntle party has. They are simp
ly a small number of men who have llielr
own determined views and of course are
entitled to thrill. Ho far as criminals are
concerned If this man Preston should be
elected, he would not be the Hrst crimi
nal to nil the presidential cluilr, harsh as
It may sound.
IlOllKUT tJINTIlKlt.
Mr. Clnther Takes Exceptions.
StUTiRU Or., July 12. ( Editor of the
Knterprlse. In your lust laitue appeared
an editorial headed. "Khiime of the So
cialists." which rellects little credit upon
Its author, whether It be due to a lack
of knowledge of the facts, or whether an
effort Is being made to sling mud upon
the rapidly growing SociitliHt party. It
lays In the lung run to be fair and cour
teous to nil. he It an individual or a
number of Individuals having like faith.
It is known throughout the I'uited States
and also ihroiiKhniit other parts of the
globe that the Socialist purty of the I'nlt
ed States In convention nsxembled in t'.io
month of May. 1 yis, nomtnuted for the
orttce of president, a man whose charm
ted is beyond reproach, pure, upright,
honest, loving and brave. A mui who
has risked his life and has given Ins best
years to help uplift unfortunate tolling
men and women. This noble and Illustri
ous man Is Kugene'V. Debs. As a con
structive stutesman ho has no superior.
As a lover of Justice he has no eipial.
Cnn it be possible you were so absorbed
with the excitement of our own local
campaign Just passed that you had for
gotten so small an Item? As for this
man Preston, convicted murderer, being
nominated for president, may after nil i
be a good upright honest man. ltcfore !
we condemn, let us discover the reason
for the rash acts of men. you point with
horror at this man of whom you know as
little as I do. pei'hapa. Many of the
world's best men have died In prison pens.
Kut let It be understood that this nian
Preston Is not the nominee of the Social
ist party for any ollke. The Socialist
Kodol will without doubt belli anyone
who has stomach disorders or stomach
trouble. Take Kodol today and continue
It for the short time that Is necessary to
give you complete relief. Kodol Is sold
by Howell & Jones.
Ramsby Prlie for Horse Ra;e.
County Hecorder I'lmuneey K. Itnmshv,
who Is a lover of .horaellesh and Is In
terested In racing, has given a prise of
$50 for tho winners of u half mile I mining
race at the coming t'luc Kama County
Kalr. which will be held at Canoy. Oc
tober I. 2 and 3. The prlso will be known
as the Kamshy prltc. Kolir lnusi'S ii'l.sl
enter the race, and the money will bo
divided Into three parts, llrst. )'.'(: lec
en. I, $15. and third. HO. The luce will
be a free for all handicap. w Uhts ac
cording to the uge of the nnliuul.
TIME TO ACT.
Don't Walt for the Fatal Stages of Kid
ney Illness. Profit by Orsgon
City People's Experiences.
Occasional attacks of backache, Irreg
ular urination, headaches and dltxy spells
are common early symptoms of kidney
disorders. It's an error to neglect these
Ills. The attacks may pass off for a time
but return with greater Intensity. If
there are symptoms of dropsy puffy
swellings beneath the eyes, bloating of
limbs and unklea, or any part of the body,
don't delay a minute. Ilegln taking
Doan's Kidney I'llls. 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 greut kidney rem
edy. On the dnte of February 17th, H0, V.
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 Drum's Kidney I'llls.
My trouble was occuslonal dlray spells
and too frequent passages of tl kidney
kerretlons. I had to get up often at
night to pass them. I have also hud some
few attacks of backache. Having found
real help through the use of Doan's Kid- I
ney rills I do not hesitate to recommend
them."
For sale by all dealers. Pries 60 cents.
Ftister-Mllhurn Co., Buffalo. New York,
sole agents for the I'nlted States.
Hemember the nume iHian's and take
no other.
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For Over
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Quantity
Making
W. W. Klm
hall's Seven
Great Factories.
Quantity
Selling
Ellers 40
Well -Organised
Stores.
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Percheron Stallion Ggusta
will make the season as
follows:
Tuesdays-Logan, Henry Babler's
Wednesdays-Estacada, Morrows Barn
Thursdays-Viola, Ward's
Fridays-Springwater, C L.Bard's.
Terms $ 1 0. Single leap; $ 1 5. for sea
son; $20. to insure with foal. Owned by
H. M. Mollen. Managed by C. L. Bard,
Springwater.
rorllancl, Or.
Alleuiy. ()r.
Aflnrll. Or.
Huker ( lly. Or.
IIiIm Ida.
Kugene, itr.
Mitho Falla, Ida.
I-ultnn. Mtt.
I'rnillrlcin. ir.
hiHikanr. U'sall.
Wnllu Walla, Uaeli.
l-iireot (inive. Or.
Klamath Fall. Or.
Ii t.randr, Or.
North llend. Or.
.Mr.Mlnnvllle. Or.
It.mrburs. Or,
HuUni, Or.
Mallare. Ida.
aneouver, Waeh.
Knrrka. C'nl.
Kurt ItrSKS. Cel.
Ouktand, Csl.
Itno, Nevstbt.
Hsn I'nuvlini, CsX (S)
bun Jme, ( ul.
Htorklun, ( si.
.Aberdeen, Wash.
Ilelllngliam, Wnah.
Ktrrrrtt, ah.
North VsHlina, Wash.
Krai He. Wanli.
Taeomu, Waah.
.Iiineun. Als'ka.
Ketchikan, AlKk.
Mt. Vermin. Waah,
Nome, Alnka.
Pert Angrlra, tVaeh.
Klvnralde, IVlah.
VVrnstrlire, Wash.
Quantity Making
and Quantity Selling
Cause the Savings in
Which You Share
The above are factors when combined virtually
means from "Factory to homes" with the least pos
sible advance over actual cost price.
Klrsl The makers, W. W. Kimball Co., with their
Immense seven finely equipped factories covering
over 17 acres about double the capacity of any other
In their line In the world uuantity producing over
C0.0.J0 pianos and organs yearly and with a large
cash cnpltal and a ready sale and demand for their
products, the cost of manufacture and sale Is reduced
to the minimum estlmuted at lea.it one-fourth less
than any other and In this you share In buying a
Kimball.
Second The Sellers Ellers Piano House with am
ple capital and 40 well-organized stores located at
different points In the Northwest and on the faclllc
Coast under onp management one general office
one buying center thereby reducing the fixed general
expense to the very lowest possible amount. We
mention particularly that In buying any article, be It
a suit of clothes, a wagon, carriage, or a piano, in fact
anything, the cost and a certain proportion of all ex
penses to the time you buy must be Included In the
firlce therefore If In manufacturing the cost can be
essened without acrlfli:lng quality and durability, and
then the cost of selling be made the lowest which can
only be accomplished through selling large numbers of
Instruments at snout same expense others sell a lew
then and only then has one firm an advantage over
another. The Great Ellers Organisation" of 40 stores
not only accomplishes all the savings mentioned above
but still another Important Item of economy that of
Quantity Buying. Two thousand, sometimes three
thousand pianos, are bought at one time this is espe
cially true of the Kimball Factories, and then the
great saving- in shipping the pianos by carloads with,
out boxes "In harness.'' thereby saving about $25 In
freight, besides cost of box, etc.
Ho In the purchase and freighting we economize still
further more tavlngs for our patrons because we
give these savings back to our customers In a
lessened price when they purchase, and why not?
By so doing we do not lessen our yearly earn
ings on our capital Invested we merely do more
business to make up for it, and naturally a bet
ter class of business because careful, frugal
buyers Invariably center around a reliable, de
pendable atore; one that has their customers' In.
terests at heart and gives a full, big dollar's
value for every dollar invested In a piano or any
other musical Instrument.
To accomplish the advantages . explained
above, the Ellers Piano House knew that Quan
tity Making, if combined with Quantity Belling,
on progressive methods, would cause savings
for their customers that would .bring to their
stores the largest business In their line In the
West and II has more than double that of any
other house on the Coast.
You can now share In the economy of this
great organization If you need a piano and If you live out of the
will call at the store or write us. Cut out the city and cannot come to
coupon below and send same to us by next mall, "i? "to ,w, '"'J,'0 J":
. , , , . u.. press upon you the fact
as we have something special to offer you but ,)tt we" H(.,(' Mimir(H f
the time Is limited. Mail coupon today. pianos to out-of-town cus
tomers every yar who
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We have a buyer for timber lands and lor 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.
EXPOSITION NOTES.
The landnraplng of the lil "HO. Ill nf Ibe
Alaska-Yukon-I'acttlr exposition has lain
begun und the site Is beginning t lukn
on the appearance it will have In I'j".i.
Aalifhlp races will be one of the i.inliv
attractions at the Aliixka-Yukou-l'acHio
exposition, The New Yolk Aeio t'oio Is
taking great Interest In the miillei.
Ibe I nihil Htates government will
Upend JilniMina for Its buildings tun! -'hllilts
nt the Alaska-Yuknu-rjeltle .xin
iHltlon. A main government luilldluii mil
structures for Alaska, li.iwnll. The I'l-li-i
Iplnea and the fisheries Industry will be
erected.
Y o u are absolutely
snfe In buying s Klin
bull l'lano by mull.
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MAIL. A
Biggest
Busiest and
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Dest on the
Coast and
the West
pianoreliabilitr
The House of Highest Quality, ,
353 WASHINGTON STREET,
PORTLAND, OREGON
Gentlemen Pleaie send
p.rlal purchase plan.
Name atl
Ktreet and No
Ciiy
Kimball Catalogue and
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buy by mull. A piano can
be bought of this hnuae
Junt an aafly by rnftl! n
liy a pemonal selection,
and moat tlniri our mu
sical expert can give
greater mufllral benefits
when not hindered -.by
allKht detail! and Indi
vidual t antes Merely
give un your choice of
rane denlgn and whether
you prefer m a h o g s ny,
walnut or quartered gold
en oak. (Olve2nd choice
aa to woodn. ) Leave to u
neleetlon of this particular
Inntrument to nend and
we wilt guarantee ahno
lute satlnfactlnn.
Boneless Squab.
Htive pork tcntlurlolnM "Frcnched"
that Ih, cut In round Hllens. Make
a'drPHHlng ax for poultry, place a par
tlrelKc? well with nail ami pepper, lay
a kIIco of suit pork over.cuch sl'Ie.
faHten toiOier with wooden tooth
plckg. Hake a gulden brown. These
look like squabR anil have a fine flav
or. Remove the toothplcka and serve
with "anKi'l apple- hbiicp."
To nmkc a huiicp procure red ctxik
hit? uppli'H, wauli, euro mid quarter,
rook until a lltifTy muxs, press through
alcve, aweoten to Insti-, .add a tfnah or
two of hefmen: when i-old add the
HtlfTly beaton whiten of two egs or
mode, acordlni? to the nuiiiiint yoti
make. Servo cold, arranged In pyra
nildH, with ciiIich of currant or brlgjit
applo jelly on tup.
WHY NOT THY.
Popham'a
ASTHMA REMEDY
(Jives i'rompt ami positive relief In
every rnMc. Sold by (IrttpKlHti.
Trial package by mall ,
10 cent.
Williams Mfg. Co., Props., Cleveland, O
'or Haln by Huntley ftros. Co.
D. C. LATOURETTE rrealdent. F. J. METYHHt, Caahle
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY , OREGON
CAPITAL, $50,000.00.
Transacts a General Banking Business. Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
Pioneer Transfer Express&StorageCo.
Furniture, Pianos and Machinery
moved by experienced men :: ::
Sandjand gravel in any quantity de
livered on short notice. Try us once
and you will be sure to come again.
PhoneJMaln 22
Office in Postoffice Bldg.
Mull us the roupnn to
let un know you ure ln
tirrated in buying
plsno. It's Ui your ad
vantage 10 au . J
Careful of Your Properly
One of the secrets of our success
in the Baggage and Transfer Business
Safes, Pianos and Furnitue Moving
Williams Bros. Transfer Co.
Phones, Office Il2.,;i?esidence 1833 525 Main Sirsd
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