Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, December 18, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY ENTERPM8I5. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1008. LOCAL BRIEPS Mm, M, J, Mnri'lnnd, wlm ttiindiiflnil Hi" Mnroliiiut iMinnlliiK Ikiiihm hunr llm NiiHntiHif nt lirlilKii for HuviTiil yi.niH IIIIH Ml.ll l llll! MltHllllll! llllllllllIK on Hliilli Mini Miiln Hlrtmlti, wliiuu mIm will iii"ll n riiHl i'Iiijih Imiiii'iIIiik Iiiiiihii, Mih, MurHiiiid In IiiivIiik llm IhiIIiIIiik ri'MiHfiiimi tliiniiKliiiiit, miti unv.'i'iil wIihIhwh will Iiii pin 1 mi Ihn ttorlh Hliln or III" ttl)MltlK. TIllTtl will III) n imrlnr fur llm iihii uf llto IiiiiiiiIimh, iiiiiI vnryililiiK will hit nindu hotiii' I Ihtt. mra Miiri'liiiiil in id pii.Hdin ri'HldliiK in urn ,miiiiih'( iimiHii mi ''oiirlmiiiili iiihi Mum hiri't't. Kiiilnl for )yaiK)Hln, Indication, wi-iik niuitini'ii, muir nlniiini'll, Knit on ill" miiniiicli, i.i' h KMiininli'iMl lo Klvn iiiniiipl ri'lh'f front liny foiiii of xl' Hi tnmlilii. It will euro your iyii'itiw, Hold hy Jiiiikn DriiK Co, Mr. niul Mr. W. A, Hhi'wman and don, A Ion. Hi-nl Hunilny In Portland, vi k wiin Mr, niul Mm, John Huh. 'iimiii, Mr. mill Mm. Hithnriaiui, who lin Vi' vlnliii In UiIh clly, have moIiI tlii'lr Imiiiii ut IrvliiKlim oml mi Mot), liiy tiMivml lo Hi'iiiilii, whr tho for Hlr tliaM Kiiiin Inln Illiniums, ' Ihiil boys will nut Jump over your fiiltcii If I) in-1 mil wi Im Hlrnli'liml ovur ili lii, Ki imk llimrli la hiiIIIiik n ihw klitil of wlm of IMJOO fiiel nivor IttK rapacity in nun liiiiiilrml piniiiilH. .Mr. mul Mm. J. A. Criiliiim. niul iliuiKlilnr, uf Cnnliy, worn In On-icon t'lly Monday on IhihIiu-mh. Mm. ;rn bam wit on hnr wny hoinn from I'orllnnil, wIuti- Kim lutil burnt m. nil Ill i ii fnw iiiiyn wlili ri'liillvi'K. Mitts Ni'llli" Hwnffnril tut ni'i'ptil IiomIMiiii In dm c, c, Hiorn during tin liollilurn, All trliiiitiiul Hat at reduced (trices, Mlm ('. (inlilNlllltlt. I'nvlil Kliy ..fi TiifHiluy night for Hun Illi'Un, c., wlmrii Im will auund tlm whiter wlih III iIiiiikMit, ,fit. I 1 tt II. IHIIiir.l. This Ik Mr. Why's drat v lull In California, mul hit will return, to Ori'Knn City iilnuil May I, KoHi'tio Muck, nun of Oiiihy'a prom llii'iit ini'irliiiulH, pnnnil throiiKtl Or- Kott (My t-.lni'Bilii y on It 1 h wny to I'ortliiinl, wlinm ln will add another Him nf C'lirlnt mua ituoitM. J (', ICIIIutt. a well known fjtrmor of ltiiitiiinciin. wait an Ortiii City vla Itor Tuesday. Mrs J. A. Mourn, who him been mi I'TKoIiik treatment In th lnmpHM In I'nrllniiii, tint returned to her lininti In i Itla city, mid la much Improved In health. Joint Krmirla, who hint been for no ii hi time nt tlm OkI" Cri'i'k uilni'a, returned to Ori'timi city r'rhlay, niul ri'pnrlH that up to I In- Hum ho left till) Mines ttllTII lutil I it mi HIIOW, an iimmtinl orriirri'iico for thin tlmo of tlm year lit (lint pari of lltu coun try Annry for tho rtilchratud Ml. Hood lleer. l'loni'r Tranafor Co. lloth phonos. Mia, 1C, II, lliirrla kiivii a illniinr piirly IiihI hvoiiIiik, Th K'l""1" wuru ili'llHliliiil Willi llm coffe", Mm, llnr rlM itlwnya iihuh KolKnr'a tloldoit (iuiu wliolo 1 1 a tit , mid grind II. herself, not Ion linn, pulvnrl.i'd coffee la 1)1 1 lor. MIhn Kill" (Ii urn iiml MIhh lllmit'ha Mllli'l', tniii'litTH Of tlm Hlnrtord school, vIhIIikI In Oi'i'Knii Cliy Hniiinlity and Hliliiliiy, llm KUi'HlH of Mm. (inm'Kn llOWI'li. Mini. C (loldHtullli (ifflTH Nil 1'llt loril HitlH nt II uroit t I'l'iltii'llnli, JVitrriin limy, foriiinily a mull rnr rh'r linlwi'i'ii Ori'Kon ('My mid Moluiiii, and now roiiiliirlliiK A Riuck fitriit nt .IrfTiTHiin, wiih In I hn clly Hiiliirdny, Horn, lini'Kiulmr 4, lo Mr. mid Mra. CliiirluH iilitlini, n ilmiKliliir. It. u iiulmmi loft I'lLluy for Mn M I ii ii v 1 1 lo. wliinii Im will vlnlt for a fnw ditya with rclnt lvn. Mra. Itny WllljliiHon, of 1'i.rl liin.l, wuh In Ori'Knn Clly Monday vIhIIIiik wllh frlnmlH, Mra. WIIIiIiihoii, wiih foniii'i'ly Ml I'i'iii'l WiMid, of thin city. Mra. WIIIiIiihoii linn ln'cii rnl.l- Iiik In McMlnnvlllo fur llm paHt your tiiilll it ittuiilli iiko, w hurt Iiit mnrrl- nun look pliion In I'urtliiud. Mr. Wll- kliiHiiit la I'oiiuiirlitd with tlm Northern Kxprnaa Cuiupmiy, . At Clly hunil SOCIETY tint ri'Kiihir limi'tlnK of Oioiikii llomoHloiid, Nu. iiHi, Ilrntlior of Aiiioilrmi Youinnli, ludd III Kiuipp'h Mull hint Hnliirduy ttlK'it, nil uppllritiila worn tdoctnd to tnoinlwr idilp mid tin I'" fiilopiod. Afior olfrl I iK oMlnTH fur tlm I'UHiiliiK your mid lliu li'UiiHitiillon of oilier ruutlnn IjiihI ui'HH, liiiicheuii win nerved u ml a pli'iiHitut I line apent wlih iuuhIu and Hocliil Jollliy, 'I'ho next remilnr meet IliK of tho ouienleiid will ho hold Hiihirdity iivkiiIiik, DccphiIht 20. PLAY SCORELESS GAME HIGH SCHOOLS OF ORE00N CITY AND FOREST OROVE ARE EVENLY MATCHED. Tint IiIkIi arJtiHil leiitna of Korea! (irovo mid (Iri'uon City played mi In InrratlltK Kamo nf fnnliiltll on Wll- httnotio KiiIIh Held Hiiliirdny afier- itoon In a it 1 1 v I ii k ralu. 'Die fl i-l it with a aa of mud, and tint 22 hnya fought hard for I wo 20 Inliiutn hillvea, In llm flrnt hulf Korea! (Irovu piiHhed tint hull over fur a mui-hdnwn, hut an un fit ir deeliilnti wua rliiluii-d hy On-Kon 'Ity and Itefnree K'rrlii derllned to ink" elllmr aide, thotiKlt I'lnplrit (Jrout rilled for th" local men, ituiklllK III" Kittnn no arum. The line lip fulluwa: Ori'Kon City Korea! (irovo Tint nieinhera of Hut fuuthitll Vi'iiin nf llm KorcaL (Irovo th aidiool went euterlitlnod at lunch Kuturduy In Wll hiuielto Hull hy tlm kIi'I atudurila of tlm On-Kon Clly tt I Kit ai-hool. Twenty-two application for nternhcr ahlp were received Monday iilKhl nl a nieelliiK of TiiiiIhIIii Tent, KnlKlita of tlm Muecnhee In Woodmen of lh World hull. IClKhteen i-iuiilldiiti-H worn ! liilllui.-d mid tint deiireit ti-nrii from I'orl litnd wua up In put on tlm floor work. Th" lull lid f try cereninnlea were followed hy it lunch and I ho lurK" crowd of Mliccuheea pn-Ment enjoyeil llm eVelilllK IhoroilKllly. Tho On-Knii Clly IIIkIi Hcltool Al umni will hold u nieetliiK at I ho home of Mr. mid Mm. Churlea II. Caufleld nil Krldny evenlliK, IX-cemher 1. A prnKruiuinii will h" arraiiKed fur the IIM'ellUK. and a IlloMt (-njnyiihlii 1 1 ion la lilltlclpuleil hy tint tll"llihera of tho orKittt lnt Inn. Ill a bower madn of fir treca with fo toon a of red ChrlHlntaa IhiIIh, The dectrolliira wdro ahadud with (croon mid rod, caatliiK over tlia room tt hean Hful H(ft Klow. The Indloa, who bud cIiiii'ku of lh punch wir Mra. Juaeph liuvoiiport mid Mra, 8. B. Walker, who worn uliio Niutlonod In a prettily dec oriiiml lifiolh to oorroHpond with that of tho orchealrn hoolh, Tho floor coinmllten eoiialated uf Mra. Churlea Hpeiicer, Mra. Al Cannnn, Mra, Wuld run. Mm. .Inrrelt, ti fid Mra. Clarence Kurr uiid Mm. Iuko May hud clnirKo of th door. - Mr. mid Mm, .1. M. Wurnoek enter titlned a litrK" dinner pnrty Mundity Mvunlnit In honor of their nlice, Mra. Kdwurd II. I'ciieu, who left Tuea.lny evenlliK' fur lia AtlKelea, Ciil,, where aim will Join .her liuahund heforn r turning to their homo In KniiHita (.'Hy, Mo. Tin) Warnock hntueo wita beau tifully decorated for tho ocoaalon. Tlm IIvIiik room wua pretty wllh lar" howla of red chryaunthemuiua and feaioona of KreeiiK; while tho illnliiK room wua dotio In inuHHea of iver Kreeria and la Manun roaea and aofl colored luiiterna.' Covera were laid for alxieen. KoIIowIiik. tho dinner, Mra. I'hjich xavn aoverul pluno aelec tlonH, which wern well received, mid Mra. Itunlel O'Nell delighted the emu puny wlih a thrilling atory of early pioneer llf In OreKon. In thla production, wnrs prnntcd wllh ahownr hoiiijueta of fresh veK tuhlea and choice paper flowers. During- tho evenlliK a" 'orclteatra of alx plecea plnyod aeveral aelectlorta that wi-ro highly appreciated hy tlio largo audience. i MISSING MAN FOUND NORWEGIAN RESIDENT OF GLAD STONE WAS 8UPP08ED TO HAVE BEEN LOST. ctir that dread American dlacaaB, Itheurnatlam, with Juat common, ev eryday drug found In any drug atom. The prescription la (to simple that any on can prepare It at home at small cost. It la made up aa follows; Uot from any good prescription pharmacy Kliild Kxtract rtandollon, one-half ounce; Compound Kargoo, onn ounce; Compound Syrup Haraapnrllla, thren ounces; Mix by shaking In a bottle and takft In teasponriful doaes after each meal and at bedtime. Theae are all simple Ingredients, making an absolutely harmless home remedy nt little cost. Rheumatism, as every one knows. la a symptom of deranged kidneys. It Is a condition produced by the fail ure of tho kidneys to properly filler or strain from the blood the nrlc acid and other mutter, which, if not erad icated, either In tho urine, or lltrotigh the akin pores, remains In the blood, decomposes and forms about the Joints and muscles, causing the un told suffering and deformity of rheu matism. This prescription la stod to be a splendid healing, cleansing and Invig orating tonic to the kidneys, and gives almost Immediate relief In all forms of bladder and urinary trou bles and backache. Mm. Kitiuia Thomas, miixter aril ami of Oregon City Assembly No. 7, Culled ArllHiins, wua given a tdens- i mil Hiirprlae Tueaday evening by a number of the membcra of the Arti sans at Iter home on John Admits slrci. between Kourth and Klfth street a. The evening was Informally spent and refreshments were served. (inrd Ijinldna, Hnldow Howell (irei-n . Avlanit , (illicit , Hurt .. 1,1 Result . C. Ithnaits l((i Ul UT I.T It i:. I.K. llntl . ... Krntilaw ..... Moore I nut tin .... Ilnllard , . . . Thomas DraiibauKh ,Q Clark It 1 1 U Moore IM Hehoeiihelni! was pleasantly stir- lirlHmt OM tilu f tt-.itil V.ttilrit l.lplti.tav nl litis huine lii Willamette last Thursday I evening. The evening was spent en , Jnynhly with guinea and music, and re- freshmen! a were served. .Moore Ml Mowo Htrohliteyer K Devlin OATOTIIA. BMntU ylM tod tat Hut liwrtbtrt Blulti f Particular Mea ARE PLEASED WITH OUR LAUNDRY WORK- BECAUSE IT IS DONE RIQHT, BECAUSE WE GET IT OUT THE DAY WE PROMISE IT AND BE CAUSE WE GUARANTEE IT. GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER. YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT. CASCADE LAUNDRY Phone Main 93. Third and Main Steads. CIRCUIT COURT IN JANUARY. Adjourned Term Will Be Held Here Next Month. JiidK" Meltrld", who Is now hold ing court at lllllahoro, will return to Oregon City on Monday, Juntiary IR. fnr an adjourned aesalon of Circuit Court, and expecla to remain hero ahottt two weeks. There ant a num ber of Important casi-a thai were no! rleitreil from the docket the regular November term. Albert and UhiIhu Kerrls. who are In tho county jail, awaiting trial on a charge uf stealing J inn from an Indian woman, will prob ably have a bearing at the January sciislon. Take IteWltt'i Klduey and Madder Hl!. They are aniiseptlc and soothe pain quickly. Inalat upon DeWltt'a Kidney and Illailder I'llla. Regular aire 60c. Bold here by Joans Drug Co. Mm. Mary Smith, of (irnnta I'bss, who Is president of the llebeknlt as-1 aeiniiiy. was in Oregon City Krldny, hovlttg come to make a fraternal visit on the local assembly. Mrs. Hmlth gave an excellent talk on "Kraternnl lam and the I -aw I'ertalnlug to the Itehcknh lodge." After the regular routine of btislncaa was transacted by the order a social time followed and refreshments were served. The annual ha.aar of the ludu-s of Ht. John's Cat hollo Church closed Mini day iiIkIiI, and notwithstanding tho fact that Ibis was the II fill day of tho iiffulr, the attendance showed no decrease, but even larger tlinu on some of the previous evenings. An Interesting programme was given by tho pupils of Mcltiighlln Institute The net proem-da of the bazaar are something morn than 1 1 000 and the fair was the most success ever given hy the church. Snturday evening the hall was packed to Its utmost capac ity.. Tho comedy, "A Great Catastro phe," was presented, and Ihose taking part did admirably well. The cast wits mitde up as follows: Jack Ki.-n-nard, a gallant lover, Krank J. lon ergun; Dmtnltt Mllllkln, who causes the cutastrophia I'hllllp Blnnott; John Drew, the nld man himself, Clyde Mount; lien Trapp. a coachman, with expectations, John Husch; Violet Drew, bis duughter, Miss Cis Barclay I'ratt; Dorothea 1'rlinrose, a govern ess with nerve. Miss Martha Krances Draper; Tlllle Craig, a stugc struck maid, Miss Kathryn Sinnott. Special scenery was used to asslMt In the play. The celebrities, who took part The third annual ball given by the (iiiards of Woodcraft at Hie Armory Kriiluy night, was one of the most successful dancing parties ever given In thla city. Thero were over 200 people present, who enjoyed the danc ing io tho excellent music furnished by the Kox full orchestra, of Port land. Many came up from Portland, and returned on tho special car. The ladles who had charge of the brilliant affair were Mrs. Clarence Karr. Mrs. Charles Spencer, Mrs. Lake May. Mra. Joseph Davenport, Mrs. Al Cannon, Mrs. Kdgnr Waldron, Mrs. 8. fl. Walk er. Mra. Jarre!!. The decorations of the hall were beautiful and artistic. In the center of the room waa sus pended a large wreath made of the Oregon grape with decorations of red Christmas bells, and festoons of the red, green and white crepe paper, the colors of the order, added to the decorations. Indian baskets were al so used In profusion among the decor ations. The orchestra was stationed Niefa Barlow Lawrence CONTRALTO VOCAL CULTURE, CONCERT WORK Phone Main 1794 1206 Washington 8tret. TOWER'S FISH BRAND WATERPROOF l .. . ..... ."tNj "V iVjs look belter -wears longer - IK I and give more fcrv'fv J bod ily comfort Jv f J Decouse cur on -Vt) targe poirernj. yer costs no more than the "jusl 04 good kinds SOLO CVCRrwHERl Eur, gomtKl 0WE twavllK . ' j , , OuorontMd ..M fllU.nlJ jnotw" wOltrprool uuim rmt A J TOwf CO BOTOH USA J. HJelsliig, a Norwegian who owns property in Gladstone, and who has neon missing for several weeks, wm found Saturday morning In the Wil lamette Hotel, where he has been 111. Ills condition Is very favorable and he will be out In a few days. Mr. Hjolslng came here two months ago and on October IB purchased three acres at Gladstone from Attor ney H. K, Cross, tho consideration being $900. HJelsing had money and paid cash for the property and made a deposit of his funds In the Hank of Oregon City. He Is about 65 years of age and a bachelor, and he started to build a cottage on his lots. Work ing dally, he attracted tho attention of his neighbors, tho Andersons, un til one morning, about four weeks ago, Mrs, Anderson noticed that the work on the house had ceased. She In formed William Hammond, who Is associated with Mr. Cross, and Mr. Hammond made some Investigations, finding that HJelsing had left his tools under a door In the yard, as though he Intended to return very soon. Mr. Cross Inquired at many places In Oregon Clly for whorea limits of the missing man, but could secure no Information, and he com menced to entertain fears for the safety of HJelsing, which culminated In that thought that the body of the man found las! Salurday near Milwau kee might bo HJelsing. ' Saturday morning, however, Mr. CroHS resumed his Investigations and found HJelsing at the Willamette Hotel. Leading Real Estate Dealers If you wish to sell your arm or timber land, or wish to trade for a good piece of city property, list it with W. F. SCHOOLY & CO. at the same old stand. Don't be foolish enough to go to some new firm who are changing around all the time. Don't forget the No. OREGON CITY, ORE. 606 MAIN ST. MAY WIPE RHEUMATISM FROM UNITED STATES A SIMPLE HOME-MADE TREAT MENT SAID TO OVERCOME RHEUMATISM. Kcw people here know that you can WHY NOT TRY Popham'a ASTHMA REMEDY Gives Prompt and positive relief Id every case. Sold by druggists. Trial package by mall 10 cents. Williams Mfg. Co., Props., Cleveland, 0 ror saie oy Munuey Bros. tk. Notice to Creditors. r FIVE-MINUTE TALK How ( Keep Awj CHICKEN LICE MITES COCKROACHES AND BED BUGS fcr m htnfU Application of AVENARIUS CARB0LINEUM (0rmn Wood Prervr.) Koa-polaonou. Sanitary Odor. Put up ta lithographed ran onty Ioi't tH your dalr glv you m worthies Imitation. FOB SALE BY ALL DEALER. Carbolinevm Wood FrcftTvlftg Co. roriuuM), vr. Milwaukee. Wll. Now York. N. T. BaA Frmnclaco. CaX fisher, TtiQ'sen i Ca. Wholesale Aff'ntt. Dept. 13. Portl.Dd Oregon. Write for Testimonials. (ounBosaiatiyA ONLY ONE GENUINE THERE IS ONLY ONE GENUINE CARBOLINEUM, THAT 18 THE AVENARIUS CARBOLINEUM. THERE IS A CHEAP IMITATION ON THE MARKET THAT IS BE. INO OFFERED AT FROM 11.00 TO $1.25 PER GALLON. THE GENUINE AVENARIUS CAR' BOLINEUM IN QUART CANS 60 CENTS, AND ONE GALLONS AT $1.50 WILL DO ALL THAT 18 CLAIMED FOR IT. INSIST ON THE GENUINE, TAKE NO OTHER. POT UP IN LITHO GRAPH CANS AND 80LD, IN OREGON CITY. 'I 3S When the "furnished-roomer" comet to look for something better,' your ad. should be "THERE." When the right employer begins to read the "situations wanted" ads., yours should be "THERE." Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed by the County Court of Clackamas County, Oregon, administrator of the estate of Lizzie E. Smith deceased. All per sona having claims against said es tate are hereby notified and required to present the same duly verified with proper vouchers at the office of Gor don E. Hayes, rooms 3, 4 and 5. Stev ens Building. Oregon City, Oregon. within six months from the date here of. L. T. SMITH. Administrator of the Estate of Lizzie E. Smith, deceased. Gordon E. Hayes, Attorney for Estate. Dated December 7th, 1908. Careful of Your Property One of ihe secrets of our success in the Baggage and Transfer Business Safes. Pianos and Furnitue Moving Williams Bros; Transfer Co. Phones, Office 1121, Residence 1833 525 Main Street I a I NO RENT LOW PRICES You save big money by taking advan tage of our no rent prices FULL SIZE Morris Chairs Veloar or Im. Leather Cushions We save out patrons from 10 to 25 per cent on boose furnishings. Come to our store for proof Solid Oak Frame, $5.85 Out of a large line of ' China Closets you can find a most acceptable Xmas gift. Sale of Dinner Sets I v&bW 97 Piece Set German China, beautiful design, regular $28.00 value, now $1 9.00 1U Piece Semi-Porcelain Set, finely orna mented, regular $16.00 value, now 2.50 TOYS We do carry the best and largest stock of Toys. Figure with us and we will surprise you about the value of your dollar. Useful and Durable Gifts in Silverware COUCHES, LOUNGES, ROCKERS, EXTENSION TABLES, DINING CHAIRS, DRESSERS, WRITING DESKS, RUGS, LEATHER COUCHES, BOOKCASES, LIB RARY TABLES, PARLOR SUITS, PICTURES, MUSIC STANDS, MISSION LAMPS, LINOLEUMS, CARPETS, MATTRESSES FURNITURE AMD 11th and R7ain Streets