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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 21, 1908. LOCAL BRIEFS MIrfH Maijiii'lit CnuMd 1h vising ii Hnloni, tint guest (if MImh ICthel Ulg- (lllll. Mr. (Irani. II, Jlmlek left Mnniluy morning for a tutu days' outing nt Newport. Mr. unil Men. .f. Pollnn, unit fiuiilly have returned from their outing at I,(ivvIh River. J, I Mtiiupowcr, of Hion, was In Oregon Clly Moiuliiy and Tni'sdny mi li bllMllll'HH lllll. Mr. Mini Mm. Hobbm, of A tni1'nn. Wash., lint visiting with Mrund Mrs, I(llkd, Of Clllielllllll, Mr. uml Mm. A, II. Wllmot return- Friday evening from u two wei-lm' wijimrii nt Newport.. , MIhh Cliiirlolti'it Adntim, of Portland, In visiting her ti i i tu-r, John AiIiiiiin, uml wife, nf this city. MIhh Anna Michaels It an accepted a position ii n cinililcr uml bookkeeper Willi HiiiIiIi'i Market. Mr. uml Mm.' Klnier Cob-mini, of CbickiiiiuiM, with In Oregon Clly on n IiiiiiIikihm trip Thursday. Mr. mill Mm. F. T. Ilurlow loft Fri day morning for Newport, where they will h i n 1 1 1 1 a two weeks' outing. Minx IOUh'I (iri'i'ii Iiiih returned from u two wni'liH' vImU wllli frii'inlN In Portland, HI. .loli n unil Kulitrinlii. Mm. . J. Harding, of (IiIn city, ami nr sinter, Mm. J. C. Hwceli. of Sln-r-wiiimI, liiivn hi'i'ii vlult lug ut Newport. Mm. Addle MrCliirn, who Iiiih been vlHltlng will) friends nt llrowiiMville, Iiiih returned to licr hin 1n IhlM city, Mil ll' ilcrinan mul A 1 f tl Warner with married nt tin- court house on Hatiirilny afternoon by County Judge Dliuli k. MIhh Nltla Hloke, of Arlcla, wlni Iiiih Ikh-ih vlHltlng ht grandmother. Mm, It. J. Illanchiird, him fturiwil to lu-r homo, Mm. Unn riiiirmnn uml daughter, MIhm June, left Krlilny morning fur Heinthlc, where they will spend two wbi-Iih ut tint Ncrnnleuiu Inn. Clmrli Mulvt-y, who ha been niHimllntf thn kuimiikt with hi aunt, Mrn. J. W, Coll., left for hlH homo In Health Wi.'ilnuinluy, i. W. Coin, Hurry 8. MmMly, William K. 1ikiih uml Henry Ktnition left Hat unlay evening for a hunting trip In Southern OroKon. H"V. T. F. Ilowcu unit V. II. Slnf ford li'ft Monday fur Mount IIimhI, when tin1)' will Hpi'iiil a week picking licnli-H uml fl Hti I nr. 0 William .Stover Iiiih movent Into thn corner lot of his premise,' anil t hu )kiiih( ho vuciitfil huM been rented hy Mr. mnt Mm. I). A. Jhiih-.i. Charles ('initli'lil h'ft Saturday morn tni? for Cannon lleach, where ho will vllt with IiIh fitinlly. who are spend lii? tho Hummer there. Tim Oregon City Urays will play tint Candy li'iuii nt Cniii'iiiah I'nrk on Humlay nftirnoon ut 2:30 o'clock. Thin proinlHn to htt nn exciting game. V, Harris Iiiih returned from Sea side, wh'n he Iium been visiting IiIh fmnlly, who urn tho guests of Mm. llurrlH' father. II. C. McAJIIsler, Statu Master Finn Warden, was In Oregon City on a liimlneHH trip .TueHilay, retiiriiln to rortlnnd In the evening. llmneHeekerH' cheap honiea III ClitcknniUH County, OifKou. Cull on or inlilreMH,, J. ., Miirnpowor, OreRon City. It, D. No. 2-ltox 13. , Itutph mid William Mnmhit!l mid MIhh Klxlo I'wIh, of Ituiellvlllo, apont tho Uml of the week with Mm. K. J. MnrHhall. of IIiIh clly. Dr. HiikIi S. Mount returneil from Sllvertoii Wednesday eveulllK, ufter a week'H vliilt with retllllveH unil frlondH. WHEN WE LOAD OUR WAGON the next time we would like to include asack of "SEELEYS BESi" flour for you. We know if we once sell you a sack that after that we will sell you ALL YOUR FLOUR Make your first ordert' Consist of the articles you know most about, both as to quality and prices, then the advantage and economy of buying your groceries here will be all the more apparant to you. SEELEY'S Tho Pooplo'H Store. OIUCUON CITY, OR. MIhh K L. ApnleKnt.it, Iiiih accepted tt poHlllon ,wlth HcIkhiI OlHtrlct No. -II, to fill u rocent ueaney iniidd ut that l'"":0' Mm. V. A, MIIom left Tin-Hihiy morn - Inif fur u vlult with bor Hon, OooiKit. nt tint Mclutyro'M, when. h cxpoctn to Kiinulii for two wonkx. .lolin II. OiivIiIh, foi inerly u Hiirvey. or of thin clly, but now a roHldont of roillanil, wan vIhIHiik with old rrleiKiH heru Monday, Mr, itud Mrs, Clarence Farr nnd Mm. Ola AMhhuugh, of thin clly, left Hiindiiy morning for a week'H vlult It wiih frleiulH and lolatlveH at Ho iti llo. J. II. Afkeriiiiiii, '81 at ii school super intendent, wiih In Oregon City thin week on biiHlueiiH connected with his mcIiimiI work, and on Wednesday left ror Hiiiein. MIhh Wunilii Italston, ,,f Seattle, who Im tin; guiiMt of her mint, Mm. C. A. Miller, left Monday for a brief visit with her HlHhtr, Mm. Carl Christina Hon, of Portland, MIhh Dot Joiioh and MIhh May Mealy of Portland, puHsed through Oregon Clly Tuesday on their way to Clurkea, where they will be tho kiiohIh of Mr. uml Mm. John LichtwelH. Mr. uml Mm. C, N. (JreeniiiHii .af ter a Mix weckn" outing at Mclntyro'a, it Hiiniiner i-eHort imur tho Sandy, re turned to their home lu IIiIh city Mori day, much Improved In health. MIhh Elmlra Cuenther, of tho Rw eiiHlelu clothing More, la Hpcndliig her two weekH' vacation at her home, uml will -bImo spend a few duyH at the bench before rcHiimlng her poHlllon. Mr. mid Mrn, Thomas Warner and daughter, IIohh, returned Friday even ing from n two weeks' vIkU In Se attle and llrlthth Columbia, mid Brem erton, Wash. MIhhch Ethel und Gertie Walling, of Lincoln, J'olk county, are vlHltliig with frlemlH In thin city, where they will remain until Sunday, when they will leave for Portland for a week'H VlHlt. Mrn. Charlea CroHHinnn, of Tacoma, Wash., who urrlved In Oregon City hmt week and Ihih been visiting with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Summem, and alMtor, Mra. Wa!tr Uttln return ed to her homo Thursday. Mm, William E. Pratt and daughter MIhh Dolly loft on Wednemlay evening for a vlKlt at Cheealteaii. Monttanii. MIhh Barclay, who Ih vlHltlng there will return1 with Mm. Pratt, being much Improved in health. Cnrletiiii , Harding, who Ih with the Hiirveylng party of the United Railway, spent Saturday and Sunday with IiIh parents, Mr. nnd Mm. Geo. A. I larding, mid left Monday to re Mini" IiIh ihihIMoii. MIhh Lillian GrlcHscn, who has been at Hood River for the past three weekn, has returned to her home in thin city. During MIhh GrloHHen'B stay at Hood River she was the guest of MIhii lleHH Albright. Mr. and Mrn. E. A. Jolinnon, of Mln noHota. who have been visiting with Mr. and Mm. William J. Gordon, of thin city, have gue to Seattle, whore they will visit with frlenda. Mr. and Mra. Johnson are delighted with the Oregon climate and scenery, Mr. and Mm. George A. Harding left Tuesiluy morning for an eight days' outing at Ocean View, Oregon, where they will enjoy tho hcu breezes. On their return to (tils city they will bo accompanied by their family, who havo spent the past month there. MIhh Flora Bertram, -who bus been unending the pant hovcii weeks wiih Mrs. AugiiHia Lnu. has returned to her home at Dayton, Oregon. Miss Bert rum has been attending tho Sum mer Normal In this city, and uIho took the county examination before leav ing. Theodore Miller, who was seriously Injured several weeks ago near the Wlllumetto falls, hus been brought from the hospital In Portland, and Is getting along nicely. On Monday he was able to be on tho street, and a speedy recovery Is looked for by hU frlcitds. - Deputy Sheriff Robert Baker, Jim Christian."!'!!, Charlea Christiansen, John Ranch, Matthew Ranch, who left about ten days ago for Sllet. Bay, havo returned to Oregon City, and re rfiort fishing Ih excellent In that sec tion. R. E. Lh), of Indiana, who has been visiting with his uncle, Jake Haiiess, lit Molallu, was In Oregon City Tues day on his way homo. Mr. Leo will visit at Seattle beforo returning to his home. Dell Cross and family who have been residing nt Gladstone, have gone to Silverto, where Mr. Cross will go into the harness business. Mr. Cross has been associated with his brother Frank, In business on Seventh street for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stewart and Dr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Wise, of Portland, passed through Oregon City Satur day on their way to Molalla. for a night's visit, and on Sunday left for Wllholt. whero they enjoyed a brief outing. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Marshall, of Sturgls. South Dakota, have arrived In Oregon City, and are the guests of tho former's sister-in-law. Mrs. E. J. Marshall, of Canemah. They are de lighted with the Oregon . climate ami expect to remain hero several weeks. Mrs. D. W. James, who has been in tho East for tho past eight months, returned to Oregon City Wednesday morning. Mrs. James has been spend ing most of her time at her old home at lyiomls, Michigan, and before re turning hero visited lu Ohio and Illi nois. Mrs. Arthur Warner and daiiRhter, Mrs. King, and family of Mount Pleas ant, who have been spending several weeks nt their cottage at Ix)iig Beach, returned to their home Saturday ev ening. They report that the weather Is unusually cold at the beach this year. 1 Miss Addle Clark, Miss Nettle Kruse, Miss Alice Shannon nnd Miss Winnie Hnnny, who left a few days ago for an outing at Seaside, re turned to Oregon City Monday morn ing. They Intended remaining for two weeks, but tho weather was un usually cold, and they decided to re turn 11. M. James, of Milan, Mich., who has boon elected principal of the Es- tucada schools, will arrive In Oregon In a few woeks. Mr. James was In Oregon City vlHltlng with his brother, Jj, W. .fomeH, and'wna dollKhteil with I tho clliiintc, ilncldln to make his homo In thlH Htato. Ho will bring bin fiuiilly with hi in. 1 Mm, Chiirhw Athcy, of Portland, j after u wonk'H vlwlt with hnr HlHt.er, I Mm. .1. W, Colo, , of thin clly, loft for iHeattlo Thumdiiy, wlmro hIio will vlwlt ! w"h her HiHter, Mm. Mulvcy, and on j M'nly wiih Joined by Mm. Colo, After a week'H vlnlt In Hcuttlo they i will leiivu for a trip to Victoria mid other IIiIiIhIi Columbia point Mr. and Mm. William Ixwthwalto, MIhh Allen Hlono and MIhh Allco Lcwthwalto aro upending a few week on tho Iyowthwnlto hotmo boat near Captain yoiing'a place up tho rlvor. Tho houne boat wna recently completely, and Im nicely fitted up with living roouiH. The dimensions aro aloiit. 22x30 feet. 1'rof. Gilbert, of tho Ledum! Stanford Cnlvemlty, mid IiIh koii were In Ore gon City the Uml of tho week, whero Mr. Gilbert wan on huHlnuHR. Ho alHo vlnlteil ut Ca.uden and Cluckamiia Htutlon with tho !. S. Itiireau of flnh orloH. and Ih making a Htudy of Homo Hclciitlfic probleniH pertaining to tho Hiilmoii mid trout of tho I'aclllc coaHt. They will alHo go to I'uget Sound to make ItrvcHtlgatlotiH at that point. Dr. JUIiall, of Molullu, who ba been Hpeiidlng a few day on IiiihI iiohh In l'ortlnnd and In thin city, returnod to Molnlla Monday night. Dr. Uahal Ih a prombdng young physician, and Ih meeting with great hiiccchh through out tho county.. He ha been practic ing at Molalla for tho pant three montbH, having, como from Tacoma, WiihIi. Mr. and Mm. A. W. Cheney and Hon, Oren, and Mr, and Mm. M. W. Thomp hoii, of Murleta, r.'allf., loft Friday morning for a camping trip to Mount Hood, whero they will remain until tho llmt of September. They weiit by mitomobllo, an dcxpect to make tho trip In gixid time. J. M. Ijiwrence,' formerly editor of the Oregon City ICntorprlHO, but pow receiver of tho Horn-burg Land Office. arrived In thin city Friday morning, mid wiih a gucHt of IiIh aMer-ln-law Mm. CharloH (. Mi;i.r on Seventh "trccU Mr. Lawrence returned to hlu homo Saturday evening. MIkh Hi-hh Krumm and MIhh Ethel Cheney, were In Oregon City the lat ter part of tho week visiting with MIhh Kdlth Cheney, leaving Satur day morning by tho ateamer Rone City for California. While In that atate they will be tho gueHts of Miaa Che ney'a brother, Crafton, of San Fran cIhcoo. and Eaten, of Oakland. MIhh Julia liaker, MIhh Charlotte raker and Fred Baker, of this city, and Mm. C. L HantlngH, of Vancou cr, WaHh., returned Thursday from an outing at Kaglo Creek falls, anrt on ThurHday evening MIhh Julia Bak- er went to Vancouver; where she vis ited with relatives until Sunduy even ing. MIhh Josephine Chane, who la well known in thin city, where she made hr homo with her aunt, Mrs. R. D. WilHon, Ih in the millinery business In Thornton, WaHh., and Ih at present on her vacation in Spokane, Waah. MIhs CIibho, who was in noor health whlln In thlH city, Ih enjoying the best of health since her removal to Thorn ton. H. Mattlnon, formerly Hnotypo op erator In tho Oregon City Enterprise office, was In Oregon City Monday on a business trip. Mr. Mattln lias sold hlH residence property at Oak Grove, and has gone on a business trip to Medford. The property just sold by Mr. Mattlson consists of two acres, and Ih one of the most sightly locations, which overlooks the river. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Williams and daughter. MIhs Florence, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williams and daughter Flor ence, of Tho Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sewall and son and daughter, Edward and Jeanette, Dr. and Mrs. George Marshall and son, Jack, of Portland, were the guests of Mrs. E. J. Marshall and family, of Canemah on Sunday. Thomas Falrclough, J. B. Falr clough. Mr. Kinnnlrd, of Portland, and W. E. Patton, of this city, left Tuesday for the Oglo Ci'eek mines, where they go on a prospecting trip. Thomas Falrclough came In from tho mines a few days ago on a business trip. Great activity is going on in the Ogle Creek mines, and the prospects were never brighter than they are today. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Joehnke and Mrs. Walter A. Dimlck left Friday morn ing for an outing at Tillamook. Mrs. Dimlck, who left Wednesday for For est Grove, whore she lins .been visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caples, Joined the party at that place. They will go by team, and camp along the mountain streams, where they expect to cutch many trout. They will visit Garibaldi and Nehalem before return ing. Miss Florence Grace, who has .been visiting Miss Fay Fitch of Seattle, re turned to her home In this city Mon day evening, and was accompanied ns far as Portland by Miss Fitch. Af ter visiting in that city for a few duys she will leave for a two weeks' visit with friends at Hood River. Miss Fitch on, her return home will como to Oregon City, her former home, and will be the guest of Miss Grace. William Howell has returned from his vacation, and rosumed his posi tion in the postlflice. Mr. Howell has been In Southern Oregon, near Med ford, whore he has been proving up on nis homestead, which has about 3,000,000 feet of yellow pine on It. It is considered one of the best home-, steads in that section. He was also j in Roseburg, where he was on busl ness, and visited Newport before re- turning to this city. j Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Stauffer and daughter, of Berwick Place, near Roillanil, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Warner, of Mount Pleasant Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stauffer have ' been spending their Summer vacation at their country home, and will re turn) to Vancouver, Wash., September 10, whore Mrs. Stauffer is an instruc tor in the High School. Professor j Stauffer is the instructor of Science : of tho Portland High School. , Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Fields have re turned from their trip to Southern ! Oregon, where they spent a week en- joying fishing and hunting at West Fork. Mr. Fields went out with a hunting party at West Fork, who brought back four deer. Mr. Fields says there is plenty of good fishing , clime by, and la an ideul place for a Hummer outing, Tho party compoa Ing J. W. Cole, Henry Htratton, Wll lliim It. LogtiH and Harry 8. Moody, who loft hero Saturday evening, ar rived at Wont Fork on Sunday morn ing, and on Mdnday left for tho moun tain for a hunt. CLARKES. A very refreshing rain of 21 hours fell last week enlivening the gardens. Much xraln is to bo stacked yet. Tho thnnher Is going the rounds. Sum Elmer owns the machine. Mr. Elmer had 1200 busheU of grain from 25 neroH. He han more to thresh yet. Mr. Tully'B Sunday school class was entertained at Mm. Rlngo'a last Wed nesday night. They are planning for a literary entertainment noon. Mr. Peck was generous enough to lend a homo Monday to Mr. Tally to reap grain that Ih about to Hpoll, when Mr. Peck 'a own grain wag badly needing attention. Monday tho temperature was 92' at 4 P. M. No filing how many do green it was above 100 earlier In tho day. Mm. Force and daughter Kate, are In University Park a few days this week, WHY NOT TRY Popham's ASTHMA REMEDY GIvoh Prompt and positive relief In every case. Sold by druggists. Trial package by mall 10 cents. Williams Mfg. Co., Props., Cleveland, 0 For sale by Huntley Bros. Co. Jellied Applet. Select tart apples. Quarter, core and pare and slice moderately thin. Put Into a baking ii.n iu alteruute iayen with granulatei; L'ibar. Cover closely, placing a weight on top, and bake for three hours In a moderate oven. When cool, aurn rar-jfully Into & glass dish and chill for Eevenil hours. Serve with a n.onnguo on top, or with cream, as preferred. Piles! Piles! Pile! Williams' Indian Pile Ointment wHI cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays itching at once, acta as a poultice, gives In stant relief. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment la prepared for Piles and Itching of the private parts. Sold by druggists, mail 50c and $1.00, Williams Mfg. Co., Props., Clavaland, O. For sale by Jones Drug Co. Egg Lemonade. Make a thin Byrup by boiling oae and one-half pints of water with ,lvo cupfuls of sugar. Add the grated rind of one leman and Juice of two. Cu-il with Ice. Just before serving w.il; lightly In two eggs beaten separately and a small quantity of blcarblnaO of soda. Serve while foaming. Summer Tea. Brew some fairly strong tea and add It to a rich lemonade. Pour into glasses, one-half Inch full of claret and ice. The commingling fluids make a delightful leverage. l u luUljI YOU CAN'T KEEP The Phonograph is feoond to get into every come. How long will yoa keep it ot of yoars? The charming music? the delightftxl fen; the refreshing en tertainment of which yoa never tire all these yoa owe to yourself and fam I HIS a. master's A3Wsx voice yfY Wk Jiir-xh nL r SI ii' I ;. We will duplicate any offer made i : OREGON CITY JEWELERS SUSPENSION BRIDGE COR. PROGRESSIVE CANBY (Continued from Page One.) wore followed to their last resting place by many friends of the deceas- (d. Mr. Utlger, who has boon affilct ed for many years with tuberculoslj of the bones, leaves many relative, , but was unmarried. Rev. Davenport, i of Barlow, conducted the servleea. Misses Edna and Rena Hutchinson, ol thlH place, left on Monday for Wll Honvllle, where they will vlnit with their aunt, Mrs. K. C. rihaw, fur a week. A. R. Cummlngs, proprietor of the Riverside Garden, shipped 20 sacks of selected sugar corn Ut the Daven-port-Thompson Company, of Portland, Wednesday. Mr. Cummlngs has all kinds of vegetables on his property. and every year makes largo shlpmei.U to the Portland markets. This e,ir he shipped over ton tons of rhubarD to Portland, and brought the highest market prices. Mrs. Cassle Evans, who formerl conducted tho City Hotel In this plae, and afterwards moved to Portlami, has returned to Canby, and is moving Into her house near the City Hotel building, Mrs. Evans will have tbe ibulldlng overhauled and will open a private (warding house. Mrs. Evans 'conducted the. City Hotel successfully I for three years, and it Is an assured fact that her new boarding house will be well patronized. The city council Is taking active steps to have the streets opened near the depot, and parties owhlng property along these streets, will have their property surveyed and will be sold In to town lgts. Most of this property is valuable, and lies adjacent to the rail road track. Mr. Snell was having his property In Canby surveyed on Wednesday af ternoon. E. P. Rands, of Oregon City Ms doing the surveying. The property is to be laid off into town low, rang- iing irom tq mosi or me i property Is prune land, and will be placed on the market In a few week. Mrs. John Helss, of Gladstone. Is vis iting her daughter. Mrs. William Cantwell, of this place. Mrs. Heiss, who Is over 80 years of age, but is hale and harty, ban been a resident of Oregon for the past year, having come here from Kansas. She Is de lighted with the Oregon climate. Tomato Soup Without Stock. Stew together for ten minutes one can of tomatoes, one pint of water, one teaspoonful salt, one tablespoon ful sugar, five cloves, one-half tea spoonful peppercorns, one tablespoon ful chopped parsley. Rub through, a sieve, return to the fire and thicken with one tablespoonful of butte- and one tablespoonful flour rubbed togeth er and stirred in. Cook five miuates, stirring aU the time, and it Is ready to serve. Frosted Coffee. . A beverage that is a favorite with men Is frosted coffee, and have it hot Fill a glass half full of shaved ice, one heaping teaspoonful of pow dered sugar. Pour the hot coffee over and pile high with whipped cream. u What S a a P a WILL DO A DOLLAR A WEEK buys a Victor, Colum bia or Edison, and you have it while you are paying for it. A dollar a week gives you the living voices of the greatest singers; the stirring music of the world's greatest bands; instru mental solos, duets and quartetts, by accomp lished artists; the papular songs of the day; the best dance music, in perfect time and rythm and loud enough for dancing; sacred music; comic music; all kinds of music and all kinds of fun. Come and learn particulars of our easy payment plan. by any Victor, Columbia or Edison It Is a PERFECT FIT I that we give yoa That is the reputation that we maintain William McLarty Tailor ANDRESEN BLDG. Second Floor Suspension Bridge Cor. TIME CARD. O. W. P. RAILWAY eav Arrive Jave iArrlTe i 3 CO cq l m 1 4 i 3 S i o o o c ! 4.00 5.271 5.40 5.40 5.46 6.45 6.30 7.20 7.30 6.20 6.26 7.20 7.00 7.50 8.00 6.50 6.58 7.50 7.30 8.20 8.30 7.30 7.38 8.39 8.00 8.60 9.00 8.00 8.08 t.00 8.30 9.20 9.30 8.30 8.38 9.30 9.00 9.50 10.00 9.00 9.08 10.00 9.30 10.20 10.30 9.30 9.38 10.39 10.00 10.50 11.00 10.04 10.08 11.09 10.30 11.20 11.30 10.30 10.38 11.30 11.00 11.50 12.00 11.00 11.08 11.59 11.30 12.20 12.30 11.30 11.38 12.30 12.00 12.50 1.00 12.00 12.08 1.00 12.30 1.20 1.30 1Z30 12.38 1.30 1.30 2.20 2.30 1.30 1.38 2J9 2.00 2.50 3.00 2.00 2.08 3.00 2.30 3.20 3.30 2.30 238 340 1.00 1.50 2.00 1.00 1.08 2.00 3.00 3.50 4.00 3.00 3.08 4.00 3.30 4.20 440 3.30 3.38 4.30 4.00 4.50 5.00 4.00 4.08 5.00 4.30 5.20 5.30 4J0 .448 540 5.00 5.50 6.00 5.00 5.08 6.00 5.30 6.20 6.30 540 548 640 6.00 6.50 7.00 6-00 6-08 7.00 640 7.20 7.30 6 4 0 648 740 7.00 7.50 8.00 7X0 7X8 8.00 740 8.20 8.30 740 748 8.30 8.00 8.50 8.55 8.00 8.08 9.00 , 8.30 9.20 8.25 8 4 0 8 4 8 940 9.00 9.50 9.55 9.03 9.08 10.00 940 9.33 9.38 10.00 1050 1055 10.03 10.08 11.00 11.00 11.50 11.55 11X3 11.08 1159 12.00 U.46 12.5ft 1155 11.58 I 12.50 12.55 9.30 from Portland, 9.33, 11.55 and 12.50 f. m. from Canemah Park to Mil waukle only. !Vla Lents Junction, Dally, except Sunday; leaves on Sundays 4.15 a. m. A. M. figures In Roman. P. M. Sc ares in black. 1 I IT OUT Dealer in the United States. Dollar