Oregon City enterprise., July 24, 1908, Image 2

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1900.
NEWS! OF THE COUNTS
MOLALLA.
Now for 'Wllhnlt Spring.
Thermometer !3 dop-crs til" the shndP
Sunday, the hottest day of the senson, up
to thin writing. - . ...
The smoky weather Is now In night.
AVJth hsylnq over, next we'll 'have har
vest coming; vim a rusn.
Those new sign you max" t when you
fomp to town, worn painted ly Mr. Uas
taUt formerly a conch pnitttor for the i'ull
man Csr Company, of ridoiiKo,
I. O. O. V. .odtre No. 1.S4. had Inst nl
Utton of ottUvni last Saturday night
M-anlr I-ay. N. O t li. W. Mwm, V. O.
Frank Sawtcll, Sivy.: J. V. Thomas,
Treasurer.
At last, porno of the "fish blasters'
have been caught In the not. Sheriff
Pontic camp out the other evening and
made the arrests.- Heretofore these wan
ton destroyers have had it easy on the
several waters of the Molalla river. klllliiK
minions or the "little fry that have been
placed alongside of the native "speck-
lea beauties, by the government and lov
era bf tho anglers' sport. : Hereliftvr. they
Will, Da tuUKht to. illsh w th ess force.
Molnlla has two more new doctors. Pr.
Rahnll, of the southwest corner and Hunt
Icy Hros. Co. druir store, and another IV.
Powell, located nt the I'owell & Co.'s drug
more, now just rci sick it you (tare to.
folks attended
ut lilad Tld-
CLARKES.
Blackberries and cherries are plentiful.
The weather (s very warm.
A moving picture waRon passed thronjrh
and gave us entertainment at the school
oouse Saturday night.
A load of young folks came out from
university r"ark and visited Mr. and Mrs
J. Fully's family Saturday and Sunday,
captain Hranson and wife attended
Chautauqua Saturday anl Sunday and on
Monday were at the Holmes eampmeeting
in newion ai iremoiu station on Nt,
ocun one. iney report mautauqua a
ucess beyond question.
Olive Withee's broken arm Is getting
Along nicely.
Fred Marshall was struck In the mouth
y a small maple he was felling, outting
his lip and extracting a .- tooth. The
wuise is neanng nicely.
Farmers are happy over the splendid
hay weather.
;' LOGAN.
TVHIliam O'Connor desires it to be
known that he has traced the report con
cerning his brother Pat. given In our
last, and that It has no foundation In
fact. We gave the report only because
it has been so persistent that we came to
believe it and are very glad to believe
it & mistake.
Haymaking has been a strenuous busi
ness on account of the weather and lack
Of help. There has been a great rustling
and phoning for hands and some have
tried the employment agents with not
very gratifying results.
Mr. Griffith has been on the sick list.
Mrs. M. K rakes has gone to try a
Washington hot spring for inflammatory
rheumatism.
Fred Moser. Jr., is doing carpenter
work at Seaside.
i Mrs. A. Folsom and children are visit
ing her brother. F. P. Wilson. i
The Logan' Lobsters were defeated bv I
ae t-iacKamas team by the close scoio
Of 5 to 6.
The Logan second team were defeated
by the Eagle Creek second nine, Bcore
la to 26. .
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CLARKES.
Mr, Lund went to Portland to work
again.
Quite a number of our
the eampmeeting Sunday
lugs.
rt is n pretty good sljrn of rotuiufhit
prosperity to see the woods full of timber
buyers.
Sir. Uookort, of Mllidown, proprietor
of Hotel do Itroiightnn, bus been helping
Mr. Ponnison on his now barn this
week.
Quito n number of the Inhabitants of
Shavervllle plcniocd on tho Molalla river
Sunday.
We are pleased to note the fact that
the grading ami graveling Is completed
from the postotliee north to the junction
of Milk Creek and Highland uvemie.
There Is some talk of a ugar beet fac
tory here.
WHITNEY BOISE MAY Csfcado aiiil Eastern Cltickoinas
f: lit AN tlVlotZ-LbK
ARRESTED IN -PORTLAND . ON A
CHARGE OF MISAPPROPRIATING
FUNDS OF HAWTHORNE , ,.
ESTATE. '" T '"
MULINO.
: Oh, dear! How this scorching weather
tnakes us sweat.
J. J. Mallatt attended Chautauqua on
Old Soldier's Hay,
Several sawmill men hiti i been In
this neighborhood lately looking up a
mention tor a nun,
durance Mullutt and J. I Evans took
a nusiness trip to town Saturday.
Charles fahaw and fumlly and Flank
Miaw nave gone to Eastern OrcRoit. They
will not likely return until Pall.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aikens and daugh
ter Jessie were Mullno visitors Sunday
fed win Joust and S. Kolny were haul
ing hay last week for A. fjougan.
Ihe marriage of Miss Doris Vivian
Evans and Mr. I. O. Dix took, place
Wednesday. July 15. at tho residence of
J. F. Disc, of Oregon City.' After the
ceremony the couple suent a nleasant
evening at Chautauqua. They returned
Thursday to the home of the bride's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Kvans. of Mu
llno. and were greeted that evening with
a lively charivari. They will make their
home for the present at Shubel. They
have the good wishes of a host of friends.
Whitney I,, l'.olsu, charged with emlu-u-illug
finis bijoiigliig to the Hawthorne
estate while acting as KM uitcut,' declined,
lo discuss his arrest, or .the 'criminal
charge that has been piofoucd against
him.
While the.-aggregate of.. Air. (IoIho's
Shortage of the funds of the oslatq la
declanid by tile heirs to be JKlJ.OtHi, Hum
total, it Is said, will lov Increased by fur
ther tiivtiulai itlcs Ivy Mr. Ho I no In innnag
lug the properly. Instances of which have
been reported since bis in rest lale Satur
day afternoon. Iteporls have reached the
heirs of the sale of other land lielouglttg
o the entitle and uol -Indllided III the uo
count ing ort which the warlnnt was Iti
sued for the arrest of Mr. ltolse. As In
the other ti ansiiotloiiN there wis no f
HJ-
ti ISTACAOA, :
T.ti Homier tilid WIIIIbiii 1nlo"' teltii ned
fi'oui Seaside last Monday night,
. .The-. utw- LutiMHltiw Htut iJi. Adix In
having ennslnieleil Is fast neailng cchii
pleLlon. , it,. I he one HUity high mid
' in side (hit large, comfortable convenient
.looiua tor a Ualdcucu la to huvu u whig
i where the doctor will have his olllees,
I All the young People are looking for
ward to tile Unfile to lie tlvrii Aqgust
IM. V ' ' 1
Tlie (ldd Kelows held their miietlng
fo' Installation of olllcclH lilsl Satunlay
lilglit. Those Installed wore: (, i. ICIy,
past grand; Kdwlu Hates, noble griind;
i, Cnnvloid, vlou-giund; It. V. Caiy,
treasin'er: J, K. Kly, Necrelury; Jim t'io
niflorlKliI supiorMr.i)r Dolde grand; Win.
i.;llhliM. left supporter of noble grand;
Willis Joiiue, right supporter of vice
grand: Win. Kaiulle, loft supporter of
Ice-grand; J. C. Tracy, chaplain. I!e
fioshineiils of Ice cream and cake were
. ' Vel. .....
Mix. l : Kelly and mm luir t Al rlv-
inn liquet or
tft In ICstiieadU' ti 1 gladcn.
their husband and father.
Ihe O. W, P, agent.
Mr. Kelly Is
CARUS. , , ' . .. ,
Mrs. Stewart has bought a new cream
separator. The agent came out from
Oregon City Monday and set It up.
Mr. Kllck. Carl and Nathan CasedaV
attended Chautauqua Thursday of last
week. They report a fine time, plenty of
speeches, music and good bull games.
air. Stewart s brother, of Oregon City.
expects to move Into the old Cooper
house soon. Wo will be glad to have
them among us.
h,d. Howard commenced cuttlno- wheat
Wednesday. He has as line a piece of
wheat as there is in the country.
Mrs. i"oung and her icrund-duuchtw.
Miss dna Irish.: returned Saturday or
last wek from a visit with friends- and
relatives in the F-ast.
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SUNNYSIDE AND ROCK CREEK.
A great many eople are around the
country' picking wild blackberries, of
which there i are a good supply. Soma of
the neighbors have M yuana canued.
Hay around here on some places is very
heavy, farmers having their barns full.
One night this week Dick Hunter's dog
treed a coon. W hen Dick went to see
what it was In the morning, he thought
it was a cat, but on looking closer found
a coon, which he killed.
Harry Donley's family has been camp
ing on Donley's place the paut week en
Joying nn outing.
Mrs. Lydia Still was visiting at her
mother's Wednesday. ,
Helen Hunter is spending a few weeks
at her uncle Dick Hunter's.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hunter went to New
Old of thoW Sales nd tlo Mil's hliv no ' I M"1' I : ty' SlmrM ; retllriKdl Tuesday
moans or determining at' this Tlhio the to- ,"oon after ntt nxtrndcd visit in Iowa,
tal amount of the alleged nilsappioprla- I Last Friday night Kd. Hunt drove a
Hons. .. .,, ,( I hay rack load of merry makers to Hubert
That It was possible ,fin PPfi flv( l I Ml "" C "Mno til (.'tin Insvllle. 'Ihose who
llOIll lilt '"',J.' nnf, min.-on ,,, 11 (ill,
.Morrow, .inn v i'mio. luuv itoiigan, Aiav
Soott. F.dna Mlllor. Helen Horry, .oa
Irwin, May Hair; Messrs. Jesse Stubbs.
Warren Kurr, (ioorge Towusend, Ceoigu
Shults. Clyde Shonck. Arthur Herman,
Key Morrow and Hoy Marehluiuk, A. N.
Johnson clmperone, must huve partaken
too keartlly of Mrs, Cuirln's rorri'shiueiits
bociiuse for this or some oilier reason he
felt sick nil the way home.
Will Wrcim, of Portland, w an Ks
t.voadit visitors the early part of the
week.
Mrs. It. K. I.olir, of Portland, camped
near Cuaadcro with friends I ho early part
of the week.
Walter Drennan and wife, of Pnlem,
have, been visitors nt the Hnwn home.
Mrs. ft. (,'ooper has Just rvtui-ned fttmi
IVrtland whom she has been undergoing
eye treatment. '
William Klchardson, tho son of our
barlier, underwent an operation on Ills
throat at Ht. Vincent's hodpllal. Ho U
getting well rapidly.
appropriate so large mi amount
estate, it Is asserted, was due to the fact
that the three heirs. Mrs. U. 1,. Iluw
I homo. Mrs. M. O. Collins and Mrs. Ilolse,
his wife, had every conlldence In his abil
ity as a manager and practically elitiust
ed the inatuigcmcnt of the entire estate
to him personally for ten years, it was
not a dlllicult matter for Mr. Uolse to con
duct the estate as he wishes, acordlug to
Mrs. Collins, who caused his arrest. Tim
heirs became suspicious less thun n year
ago and an Investigation was conducted
with the sensational disclosures that bav
been published.
This investigation revealed the fuct that
Mr. ltolse did not keep a complete recor
of the business of the estate. For that
reason, proof of tint alleged squandering
of the estate funds had to be gathered
from persons outside of those eoneernovl
directly in the property. Much of this In
formation was furnished by H. U Calx,
now deceased, who for several vein a serv
ed ,1s generul Agent for the estate in the.
sail of its acreage and t-n lots. Air
Cte turned over the. proceeds Horn all
sales to Mr. Holse. who Is churned with
rpproprlatlng the bulk of the money, cred
lung only small portion to tne Haw
thorne estate. When Inquiry laas made
Into the relations of late with the estate,
aHlioimh the heirs believed the real es
tate mun had not served us their agent
for several years. Itoise having assured
them that Cate had been discharged at
their request. It developed that lie was
delinquent in his annum with the estate
to the amount of about J4I.WU. lit an at
temnt to effect a settlement with the In
terested heirs. Calf turned over all of
the property he owntf. Ue died a few
months later.
FRUIT GROWERS TO MEET.
G. ilaiquard't went to town on Monday ! Era to camp meeting last Sunday and
on business.
R. Robinson and Alex Sherruble are
helping W. H. Botiemiller haul hay.
Mr. Bottemiller. is hauling hay and
when he hauled the second load he had
bad luck, caught on a stump and pulled
theridge out and very nearly bad a
break down.
.Nat Scribner, our supervisor, is work
ing on the road to Wettiaufer's and Cnar
lea Shockley is blasting out the stumps.
Dave Miller Is helping William Marshall
haul. hay.
All farmers are busy making hay at
present and soon will be head over heels
;in the harvest fields
B. Sullivan went to town Monday on
business. , . . ,-, t t-
Fred Bower spent rSunday with Mr.
reported a nice time.
Frank Ott Is putting up a new build
ing for his chop mill.
C. Thorpe's store looks much better
with the new windows and door, also
paint.
Mr. Conklin's folks were out after
I blackberries Tuesday.
Walter Smith is trying to get some peo
ple to pick cherries.
TEAZEL CREEK.
Ed
iSherruble.
. Ali;X , Slirriible 8MBt Sunday with
vn( : ; '
'Etfle1 Grace is home from attending
Chautauqua. Tom Grace is hauling hay.
W. H. Wettlaufer is working on the
mrw road.
Ben' Marshall i was hauling 'lumber for
his new- barn. -
Mr. and Mrs., Frank Nichols went lo
town Monday and Mrs. Larklns is tak
ing care of the children.
Frank Wilson took a load of spools to
town last- week for Mr. Bittner.
The Hettman boys look a load of lum
ber up in the hills to build a house on
their claim.
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
The main topics now is the mountains
and summer resorts.
J. M. Gillett and O. W. DIckerson have
gone to the Kittle ranch on the Molalla
river.
Mrs. Fisher, with her sister. Mrs.
George Wiildron. has gone to the hot
springs near The Dalles.
Ed Gottberg has bought Mr. Moran's
blacksmith shop, and has moved -his
tools over there. He is now changing th
shop into a dwelling house. Mr. Gerber
is helping do the work.
Miss Irene Olanie. of Hillsboro, Is visit
ing her cousins Lillian Gillett and Pearl
and Ruby Francis.
Miss Edna Gard. of Clarkes. is board
ing with Aunt Maggie Harrington and at
tending Normal.
Frank Bullard Is one of the lucky
boys. He got a bicycle from the Examin
er and won a set of silver spoons in the
firemen's race.
Mrs, Laura Bullard spent last . Friday
visiting her brother, Edward Frederick
and wife on the West Side. They have
a boy at their house.
, Born, .July 10, to the wife of Mr. Os
mond a son.
Grandma Clark returned from Canby
last week, where she had been attending
M. E. eampmeeting.
Theodore Weed and wife, of Seattle,
are visiting relatives and friends here.
Chester Elliott, Austin Mickels and
Ernest Brandt have taken a trip to the
mountains. .
Frank Beard and wife, nee Miss Myrtle
Darling, have bought Mr. Reymond's
property on Molalla avenue and taken
possession. Mr. Raymond has moved
rtvfir fin the olank road.
P D. Curran was visiting In this burg
a few davs last week. He is feeling
quite poorly of late.
Misses Pearl and Josie Curran return
ed home from Chautauua Monday morn
ing. F. ' M. Amen, of Klngsley, Ore., was
here last week and bought Mr. Pierce's
house and lots. He expects to move here
next Spring.
I ' Havlne is nrosrressine nicelv and the
warm weather Is fine for the hay, which
is of good quality this year.
Fall grain will soon be re:idy to har
vest and then the busy time wiil begin in
earnest.
The eampmeeting was well attended
last Sunday and some very' interesting
sermons were preached.
Frank Meiton and wife landed back
home last Sunday not being able to com
plete their Journey on account of hail
storm and water spouts on Multon moun
tain. Mrs. Charley Dart was agreeably sur
prised last Sunday by the arrival of her
parents and brother, who are making her
a visit this week.
Cary Herman and family and Miss
Lillie Glpson had an accident on their
way to Gladstone, having upset the
carriage. Fortunately no one was hurt.
J. H. Qtiinn is getting around again and
says he will preach at Teaiel Creek next
Sunday.
Grandma Dart Is still very feeble. She
will be eighty-four in a short time.
Francis Quinn has completed his hay
hauling, bringing it from Aunt Mary
Kayler's and mowing It in the barn on
the Btirgreen place.
Mrs. Joe Simons is still very weak.
She Improves very slowly. The warm
weather is very trying on her.
Northwest
Horticulturists
December 1-4.
at Portland
Afreadv preparation are being made by
those having the matter In charge for
the finest display ever held by the North
west Fruit Growers' association when it
meets In Portland December 1 to 4. Tlun
will i be large exhibits of choice fruits
fresh, dried and canned. Nuts will also
fornj a prominent part, as will hortlcul
tura.1 itiuulles. As the members of the so
clety are from Oregon. Washington. Ida
ho. Montana, I tan and British Columbia,
Ihe interest will be very great.
Besides the members there will be vis
itors and speakers In attendance from
London. Paris. Vladivostock, Melbourne
the Philippines, und other places, who
will not ty...f come to take part in the
proceedings, but will be prepared to make
arrangements for enlarging the markuta
of Nisrthwestern fruits in their respeC'
live 'districts.
LIBERAL.
Colton nine was defeated by Liberal
last Sunday, with a score of 28 to 20.
The dance last Saturday evening was a
grand success, there was a large ciowd
and all present enjoyed a good time.
Dr. Morey and daughter Clara, and
V'ada Elliott, of Oregon City, have been
camping at Wilhoit Springs for the past
week.
Arthur Larson, Johnle Vick and Arthur
Zwyfel attended the dance at New Era
laHt Saturday evening.
Ray Likes, of Vancouver. Wash., Is
visiting at B. Friedrichs for a few weeks.
Mr. Heart and family moved In on the
Stayman place last Saturday.
Wild blackberries are ripe and in full
blast In our burg.
Haying is the order of the day.
Mr. Stipp and family and Mrs. Morey
and Ollie, spent last Sunday at Wilhoit.
TWILIGHT,
MEADOW BROOK.
Everybody Is very busy m the hay and
some of the people have not cut any yet.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles , Holman and
daughter, Mary Alice, are visiting Ralph
Holman this week. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holman made a
flying trip to Hubbard Sunday for a
visit to home folks.
There were some Bawmlll men looking
for a good location in this part of the
country. ' ' ,
The hum of the mower, the rattle of
the rake, and the newly mown hay
"stinketh O, so good."
J. Marts and' family; ' -from Wilhoit,
were visiting his father andimothcr Sun
day.' George Myers is building quite a com
modious barn. . He will soon be ready to
store away that crop ol vetch hay.
George Williams passed through town
recently,' returning from the mountains,
where he had been, looking at the large
game. .'i- '
Mrs. Fred J. Melndl and children, of
Moro, are visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lazelle.
Warner Grange is to meet July 25th.
A good musical and literary programme
is being prepared for the lecturers hour.
A large attendance is desired. Arrange
ments will be made for the Grange An
nual Fair.
i 200.000-Pound Prune Contract.
Tfia Willamette Valley Prune assocla
Hon, reimrw hsvlnir entered Into a con
tract for about loo.Ooo pounds of tallan
prunes, for London delivery, October or
November, upon the bRsis of 3 cents
perlpounif, which in Vi cent above the
contract basis of last year. This means
5 cnts per pound for the 40-6'J grade,
notwithstanding the glut In the market of
ill other varieties of canned and evalu
ated fruits. While the prune crop of the
state will not come .up ito that ,of ;hml
ear the latest estimate being uciween
17.000.0"" and lS.0OU.0Ou pounds, as ugnlnst
ibout M.OOD.WO last year, the quality will
ije par excellent, and the Oregon grower
Hands In a good way to realize a good
protit for his product.
LARGE FRESHMAN CLASS.
Probable Enrollment of .600 at the Uni
versity of Oregon.
CMVERSITV OF OKEGO.V. Eugene.
Julv 31. The freshman class entering the
Fniversitv of Oregon this Fall will be by
far the largest in its history. Every Indi
cation points to a freshman registration
of 25U. and a total enrollment of nearly
SO) students, not Including the depart
ments of Law mid Medicine. Last year
one-fourth of all the high school gradu
ates of Oregon entered the I'nlverslty of
Oregon, and there is every reason to be
lieve that an even greater percentage will
entr this Fall, though the- number of
graduates Is nearly a huif larger than last
vesr. Another .wiueo that will help swell
the number very materially Is the large
umbfr of F.astern people coming Into
the state. The Registrar's oillce receive
nanv letters each week asking If credits
in m Eastern high schools will l.e aeept
fd. The demand for catalogues has been
erprecedeiited. and unless all signs fail
next year's enrollment will be a record
breaker.
TIME TO ACT. (
Don't Walt for the Fatal Stages of- Kid
ney Illness. Profit by Oregon
City People's Experiences.
COFFEE
Nothing: does more for
a grocer, one way or the
other, than coffee. lie
must sell poor; (he needn't
sell it to you) it is good
that makes him.
Your sTocer returns jour money it you don'l
like Scbillinf' Best: we pir bim.
Letter List.
' List of unclaimed letters at the Oregon
City post office for week ending July 24.
"Women's list McDonald, Mrs. Ed.;
Hayers, Mrs.' Rone; Wilcox, Mrs. Sylvia
M.
Men'fl listHitchcock, R. C; Hofsag,
Willie; Myers, Chas.; Schuler, Mr.; Stew
art, Mr. and Mrs. F. (2).
Occasional attacks of backache, lrrs-'
ular urination, headaches and dizzy 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 t
limbs and ankles, or any part of the body,
don't delay a minute. Begin taking
Doan's Kidney Pills, and keep up the
treatment until the kidneys are well,
when your old time health and vigor win
return. Cures In Oregon City prove the
effectiveness of this great kidney rem
edy. On the date of February 27th, 10, W.
W. Stone, a well known resident of Ore
gon City, Oregon, writes us the follow
!t'fj: 'I have been much benefited by the
use of two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills.
My trouble was occasional dlazy spells
and too frequent passages of th kidney
fcecretions. I had to get up often at
night to pasB them. I have also had some
few attacks of backache. Having found
real help through the use of Doan's Kid
ney Pills I do not hesitate to recommend
them."
For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, New York,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no other.
THE BIG SALE.
The Big Ten Days' Sale which Is being
conducted for L. Adams, Oregon City s
Busy Store, opened Wednesday to the
largest crowd that has ever attended a
sale In Oregon City. From 9:00 o'clock
when the doors opened until the closing1
nour, mis large store was pacgeu to its
very doors and the small army of sales
people could not acommodate the hun
dreds of eager buyers. It wen a warm,
but good natured crowd for they found
what thy wanted, and judging from the
loads of packages the prices this enter
prising firm are giving must be satisfac
tory. Mr. Adams, is wearing a smile, the
kind that won't wear off, and only had
time to 'ay that this sale would last ten
days, closing August first. ,
Mai Oif I'auchy, who jfot iuii ncd ' with
powder, July ilril . ' , ' ...
Mrs. Viola1 hoiiglnsM Wenr'-'to" llnrlnil
Sunday und called on Mrs. Mllllo Marvel,
who Is rlekr-Mrs. Mnevel Is nitty lli(r with
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. lllbson.
Ilaglo Crook nine played wit I) (ho Gold
en West t -ii in again Sunday und wore
lottuitiml uu thu iiouiooi. for tiioy won
Ihe gaiiii' by a score of 1(1 to ll, Tho
darkles got very angry Ihtmuho llioy
worn dofoaloil by tho "farmer boys,"
Next Sunday Kaglo Crook expects lo
plav with Ml, Tabor.
Mrs. Ilowlclt Ih uu tho slok list.
Joint Itch! und family find Homy l Moll
iiihI family spent Sunday wit It James
OII'HOU.
James lVHhanor purchased "Happy
lioollguu" of Wesley I oii',liiss on Mon
day. Several of Ihe farmers of this locallly
are Kt tit busy with their hlty,
Mr, and Mrs. I.oii linker wont to Dover
alter blackberries Huiulav. but i lit I uol
Und tunny berries', und nn (heir return
homo slopped ill .la mi s tilhanu g mid got
some eheri les.
Hubert KnhcrlNoii ami Nathan Itowley
wont horning over uboul Cumideio Hun
day, but did not get very many berries,
for I hey wen scarce.
On Huniluv Hoy Cooper, (if Hartoit, was
Isltlug friends op tho bill, v
GEORGE,
EAGLE CREEK.
O WednesdViv last Wesley IVmgliiss.
Mr. slid Mrs. VValU'r Douglass. Mr. mid
Mrs. Will Douglass, Miss Ulna. Douglass.
Miss Ida Sweeney, Delia Hweeney, (iloii,
Mildred and Klorls Dougla.M, went to the
mounUliiM on u hunting. Hulling and
pleasure trip, and enojyed themselves
hugely. They returned hone Friday af
ternoon. Mr. I.iii.irus m arte a business trip to
CurrlnsvlUe on Sufurday.
It. Ji. U lost ill luiiJe a lirief 'Business
visit to Kstacadu the latter putt of hut
week.
Kd nnd Roy Douglas nttrnded Chnu-
taiuiiia two days last week, and enjoyeif
It very inil.rfl.
Kagle t reek Grnngw No. 2!)7. he d a
short session Saturday. There was not
a very large nt tendance, hut thnes pres
ent spent a pleasant and sociable time
together. Ki4gln Creek llranim bus M
members in good slantllng.
Ml I V. Cibson ra ed on Mrs. Cora
Robertson, on Saturday.
airs, i,, a. Yvoouie went to mrtlanu
Suudiiy to sen her slstrtr-ln-law. Mrs.
L-E. BELFiLS
NOTARY PUBLIC
All Hindi of Itgaf paitrs drama qd. Butoa-
aMcrattft i
Last "Tuesday evening several nf our
young people spent n, very . pleasant tllll"
at the fiomn of Mr. and Mrs, Welstiimi'lcl.
Tho evening wits spent mostly wltu
iliinoliig until a Into hour und after re
freshments were, served' ttverybody wont
home honing to bn nblo to spend another
sucn enjoyable ercmnf.
Farinois ale still in ilin Jiny tnislui'ss;
some nro nbnilt through.
Homy Schmidt look a load of new po
tatoes It) Portland lust week. ,
Hubert Mlllur was In I'orlliuid lust Hun
da v.
Frank Von, who has been working nn
the farm owned by the Mount Huott
Lumber Company, ttxik a sudden notion
to Jump the Job last week, Ho Is now
staving at home with pa.
Several from here intended tlio Imse
ball game lit Fugle Creek Humbly.
Mrs. , T. llai dels is -spending a few
days wllh her parents. Mr, und Mrs.
Fiiiitoii, of tiurtleld.
Fred Una and brother urn making (tat
bay on the (lulMcrig farm, which they
have rented.
oito Paulsen spent Sunday with Ms
sisters In Portland.
Mrs. MoCIIntook. ' nf Portland, Is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. Harriots.
H. N. North Sued for ?00.
I'M KalTirurr hits brought suit Hgnlnsl
M. N North for .'iu. Unsays thai North
gave him an undated check for $-"0 on
the KstacntU 8l.Ho Hank, wllh tho un
derstanding that the pupor was not to be
presented nt the bnfik until n specified
Unio. and that when he tin nod the chock
In the Hunk refusori pnynunt , on th"
ground that North had no fund tin ii
posit. '
CAPTAIN SHAW ON .POLITICS.
Advisee Voters to Reed Plstform
Search of Ideals.
In
omcE mfxtk mn bash
Niiw Hint the two great political par
ties have met Irt convention slid derliirrd
upon which each will go before the coun
try. It remains with the people themselves,
which of the two rnndbiatcs shnll receive
their voles. In this cniinit llon. I might
bo permitted to offer some wholesale d
vtni. Don't bo deceived by thf usnsi
clKp-trap nnd long since worn out plntl.
tuilos. nor the suiive and well salved sn
phlslery, the spe ll-blnrier, wllh sweet
smirk nnd Josture. will soon hnnri out to
I lie people. Mslen to them respectfully,
If you will, for they like It, but while you
nn- listening, do some thinking on your
own iioouni.
Titke n retrospective view of things pn.
Iltli-itlly, nnd decide which of tho two
ftirlle iieklii your snifTrimt), liiwa, In Ihe
past, i oPio iiuiii'osl lo Ihe pcoiilu In limit
law muklnu power; wblulV oi ilin treat
piillles. bawl .sided; wllh, v; lather Hum
agliliiHt 'tlie ' foiniiioii piolilo: which, If
ollli. r, mi) mi jlio slii" of pH daloiy weitllli
autt show their fondues lor piiimlurliig
tho people hV lh ollKottlunl ol laws fa
vorable lo liurir schemes.
. Avoid iiliil who UuuUlus to Urn inoiwy
power lis agalunl lh people, and be
cause ill, I ho fj lends bo bax Hindu uui'l'lf
the high llnauoleis of Wall Htreot.
1U uii'iubcr always, llmt wlnucivi' fit It
didale tho black Hum i proiluloiy Vtoitdlh
Is hulslod over, Is I lie olio ino.il likiny In
go uuiiliiM ybu. Hi people, lioi unio nhy
are only , Ihliiklnrt t"li UlvU' Until,
and uol ot lllo wl'lfnm "if III" voinly,
which ninny of llioiii, would lallmr Soiiiln
the hands of one man, for they coiilri i on
linl him, thou In Ihe bauds of ihu people,
whom tiny four.
. 'Chun' Ui still linrtlhor Mini of pollllcliii
(n avoid. See lo ll, that ou dlsi'lliul
Hilly bl'li't(l llif olio who esoeeils In
iiiin'hlnl' loviilty and iroillahln dofoicuctt
lo Ihe "boss." Huve In luliid un Ameri
can Man, nol a mi lolly parly num. I.oolt
for nun who loves bis coiinlry iihovo par
iv and stlf, ami will, without four or
rilVol', serve Ilin Whole people, Slid Stamp
upon you with youn ballot, III" uim who"
single though! Is self suidhl liitmcnl and
a servile iiciihIomoiici! In III" wishes of
those who placed Hie wand of ulllcu in
his hands.
.No .doubt nil'li of lb" ciindldat''S, l)t t lies
old- pttiiilys ui'l cxoclitnt "gtiiitl'iiii; hoii
eat tibfli i iniillo, hut Widt h w ill bo nldii
lo withstand Hi" eiioriuous piesNiiiii Hint
will ln hroiighl to boar on him, In tho
event of bis i I' lilnn. by Ihosn who fallen
on the loll and sweiit of the pooiilo who
labor lo keep up the government. I lave III
mind the fact that passive man occu
pying so exalted ft pititilloii as piesliloiil
If Huso I iilh 'l Stales. In what Iho pluil
tlolbugs Waul; niut Who will bo ufrnlri lo
do untitling that lulgbl lout Iho feelings
of Unite pii'daloiy lobbois. That would
never do.
These are ninuieiilons iiuostlon for you
und i no to decide, and unions limy urn du
elded light, our country Is in thing"!'.
As for myself, whllo coiili Ibulliig, In a
mull way, lo lb" success of olio of tint
Mi on I purlins now offering their ciuiilldutti
for yours und my sutTeiug", und helped
10 make 11 pnsMlhln (or tl lo enscilbo on
the pugu of history, sum" of tho urumlost
iniilt'voun nls Iho world bus ever known,
I uiu soini'ihiiiM of u mugwump, I e, lu
ilt'l'oinli ul in pollllcs. l' i'ini my wny of
riusoiilug, it Is liidopoudonon In Pollllcs
llmt will restore boiiusly in tho ttilinlnls-
1 1 ul lull of lltu ulTnli K of our gnvm limolil,
und In no small way. nnikn men boiler,
not only poltilrully, but In civil, social nnd
Inisllnss life.
In closing Ibis giutuUotis advice, let
niv 'uy, stun wllh a critical nnd fur ion
lug eye, und mind i iipablit of Just do
tint linns. Iho plnlfollu of iKilll parties,
(boil decide which o, lines lii'iitt'itt to your
Ideals of honest government, and Is the
nunc likely (o hti fullllletl by Ilin parly
itiiuiichitliiK Ihtin. Having dnno, this, say
lo your polltltul piejudiccs, nn Chilm
aid to bis tempter on Ilin muiiiit: "(.lot
Hu e In hind un Huliin, I'll have none of
you."
Do Will's Witch lla"l Halve Is espeo
lolly gootl for pllos. Itecominended und
sold by Joins Drug Co.
Medo.ee Home Prom Denver,
Hlnte Soiistor J. K. Ileilges irlurnrd
Monday from Denver, whore bn n tended
the I U'liiiH ritili.' Nntlonal Conveulloii ns
nn alloin.ilo from Orrgou. Ho would not
hnve missed the eiperleni-x for tho worhl.
anil I'Sperleiiceri no discomfort from Iho
nest until on inn wny Home.
It Csn't Be Best.
The best of nil teachers l experience,
C. M. llsrdoit. of Solvt-r City, North Car
olina, nnys: "I Hud lOU-clilc Milters tiies
all that's t'lslmrd for It. For Hionmvh.
I.Ivor nnd Kidney troubles It cant bn
bent. 1 have IiI'mI It nnd find ll a most
excellent medicine," Mr. Harden In right;
It's Iho best of all iiicdlnliii's nlso fur
won k nous, litine bnck, und nil run down
conditions. Host list for chills and (tin-
lurla Hold tmdnr gum union at Junes
trug Hlore. Inc. ,
MB I ' '
wne
BAfll I
neve wnee is urn
ELECTRIC MOTORS ARE NEEDED
' I ' ! ft
No Matter What They Drive
Or Where They Are
A Saving in Power--A Reduction in Expense-- An
Increase in Output An Improvement in Product
Some very decided improvement always results when
Electric Motors turn the wheels.
THESE BENEFITS ARE ESPECIALLY VALUABLE TO
Bakers
Blacksmiths
Bottlers
Butchers
Confectionets
Contractors
Dentists
Dressmakers
Grocers
Launderes
Housekeepers
Jewelers
Machinists
Printers
Woodworkers
ANYONE
PROFIT
USING POWER CAN
BY CONSULTING
Portland Railway Light
i , . - ,',.
& Power
Company
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CM. MILLER, AGENT
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OREGON CITY, 0REC0N
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