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Newspaper Page TextOlilMON CITY ENTERPRISE, FKfDAY, AUGUST 13,1900. Jinli!" Wall, nf Ciinhy, wan In the clly r ilihty, t$ Milwaukee and Northwestern Clackamas & H. I'lillny, of Ih" (lieKntt t'lly Hlnm Hlnie, lefl hull wueli fur It IniiillllK LARSEN & COMPANY Cor loth 4 Main St. OHEQON CITY, OHEQON. GROCERIES PROVISIONS CROCKEHY Arid OLASSWARE FLOUR, FEED and HAY CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER WJi PAY cash rok WOOL, HIDES GRAIN and COUNTRY PRODUCE I liil't fniK''t In lurlllilii n hot-lli- nf Vim Dii.i'H'h Mmnii'l of Viinlllii III yuur iikl order No i tinii't in I'liiiipiuii with It fur lluvur iiml quality LOCAL mIl:l;S I r MmrlK lit nwiiy mi bin vuriitliiu. Will return Aummt is. MIi.m V.mI.i WUIIuina In Mttrig MIi.h Mm V ( niiyi'iH III tiuliiltiwln .Mm M K Iliiriiii'Uli'r hit Tin-mliiy fur ii fin iiili:lit h Hiijniini lit N"'W pii I Mn Alexander Werner iiml Mini l.iiinu 'nn in" iniJiiiiriiliiK ill " 1 1 In ill Si" III!'" limn. Iiml Siiiiilny iimmlng. In Mr iiihI Mm fliiiili'it Cuii'n, ii nine ii'iiiinl ihumhtt-1'. Mix IIi IIh A SIi'IkIiI. deputy cmui ty rliiH, lum K"H" I" Mntiul ll'nl fur IllT lU Mllllll. limn .XiiKiml 7. In Mr. iiml Mm William KniHip, nf Cri'iMi I'nlill, u lilni' 1 1 tt 1 1 null. 1'i ti-r Ni liM'ii Ii il it gunn In Cnllllin lint Siiiiii:i oil I In' Cnliiinlilii 1 1 1 v.M fur Ik fiiltlllKllt'll IlllllllK Mm A .l.ll.i Mctiiire iiml 1 1 1 1 1 1 k 1 1 ' r . ML lilijit MiI'Iiiii" Iiiivh this week fur mi mn III); lit Seaside, M.mey tu Imiii lit rurri'iil mli'M. (', If I -. S W. CiirniT Kill mill Mull) ' ntri'it. om'Kiiii City. ori'Kmi. ! i;i"y hiuke I In leg venter I 1 Kiel liikt lieniune Ii" hiiiMii'I Ki't !' I ti r m Gulden liati' t'liffi'i'. Hi. in. Sutiiriliiv. AmkhhI . 1" Mr nihl Mn .Inliii SUtNlu. uf t'hirkiiuiiin Heights, II llllli' iiiiillnl iIiiiikIiIit. JihIk" (intiliiii K. Iliiyi'n iiml ilmiith ti'r. Minn Harriet lliiyrn. r-t nrtn-l Mmnliiy f i . tu mi niitliiK mi Clear fr-ek I'iTiv Outfield, Wallace Oiuflelil mul l.lnyil C. llnnlliiu returned Sim iluy (ruin It week's nilllllK lit Mount Ail'iitm Will MIIIit, nf tliU city, ban gtine til Flnhhliwk llllil Vesper. tlri'Knll. where In' lll v I h 1 1 wllli friends an. I relatives Itnnui'll I, llnlliilill mul William II. Unwell urn heme from n frw days' trip nil I'liK't Knilllil llllil lit British ('llllllllllu. Atlnrni'y Jnlin F. Clark, (iciirge Pint ey mul llurvi'y Farmer Iff t Tuesday fur a fiirliilKliI'M hunting trip In Smith rrn Di'i'umi Mr. unit Mm. Iliiuiiii C. Kly went to Toll (iiili Sun. lay In mi automobile, leaving ul It o'clock In tlm tiinrtilliK mill ri'turiiltiK In nun at it 1'. M Mm. Maltha Hubert, of Hiinnysldc, Witdli . lin Ihih lici'tt Kpi'llillnit sever nl weeks wllli Mr. mul Mm. Harry M. Shaw, ri'iiirni'il luoue Mniuliiy. Horn. July if,, to Mr. mul Mm. Ira Wlshiirt, a ilmiKlitt-r, nl Ttiledti, Ori'itm. Mr. titul Mm. Wlshiirt are well kimwn In thin city, where t hoy formerly resided. Hr. C A. Ktuiirt lum returned from llallry. hlahii. where lie spent n iniiiHIi nl I he iiilni'N he In Interested In. Ir. Stuart reports very lint weather In llallry wllli" hi was there. Night nltlur lldiry Conko went on iluly again Siiiiilny night after liln annual vucmlnu of two weeks, an. I tlfllrcr K. U Sliiiw Is now on IiIh va ciulnii. I'ut S. Fluui'iine Ih acting tin night olllci'r. Maxwell Ti'lfnril. (Ii'iirKn Caniplicll. of tliln plao" nml Mi'lvln KouIch, of So mill'. Wimh , li ft IiihI week fur n huniliiK' trli In llin Cnncnilu .Mniin IiiIiih, wlmrii tlii'jr will ioiiihIii for mov- fill Wl'I'llB. Minn t'i'lla (iolilHiultli iillil Hint it. Minn ll.'ilha (lolilnitillh left Friday lilnlit fur San Kra lie I ncn, where they will neleet their fall millinery, They will nlnii visit wllli their brother ill Saeniineiitii. Mr. nml Mm. rVmili Scliuieliler, who liuve I n vlnllliiK wit ll Mr. anil Mih. .hi ii km Honke mul Mr. mul Mm. Ilerl Itiiake, luft for their homo nt OrtltiK, Wimh., Suinlay. They were tiecniniuinleil hy Minx Ivy Unlike, who will Hpeinl her viiciitlon lit OitliiK ninl Taeoma. Mm. Henry Welzler, who ticrnmpiin ei the reniahiM nf her father, Henry Heck, to San KrainiHco. where the Interuieiit tiMik place, returned home l.'rlilay. Mr. Heck, who nlni went to San Kiani'lKi'o, will teniitlii In San KriiniiHco for Heveral tnonthii with her ilaUKlllei'H mill Him. Mr. nml Mm, John C. Ilrmlley left Halunlay for their farni near (IreHh am mul will he nhHcnt iIuiIiik Hie month of AiIkuhI. MIhs Mary K. Ken nmly, of Kiuihiih Clly, Mn., a niece of Mr. Ilrmlley, who Iiiih hecn vlltlim til Ihelr liome for the IiihI month, left Saliinlay for Seattle to Hen the A. Y. '. KxpnMltlnn. In department stores parlance means "Full Face Value," and is applied to goods of Standard and well known worth. Do you know that there is at least one manufacturer in every line, whose goods are in the "as is" class? Here are a few of them: Secley's Best Flour per sack $1.75 Sea Port Oysters, 3 cans 25 Van Camps Pork & Beans, per can..; .JO Fels Naptha Soap, 5 bars 25 Full Cream Cheese, per pound .20 Van Duzen's Extracts always pure and by far the I strongest and richest made, 2 oz. bottle .25 4 oz. bottle for 35 PLEASE CALL FOR SAMPLES Slrc- THE PEOPLES' STORE CelCy S 9th and MAIN St. lilp In Ih" ini in 1 1 1 it I iih Mr. mul Mih. t:. II, llyn unit fauilly, nml Mr. nml Mm. Hurry II. CiiiiIuIk", have unii" to (iiivi'iiiiiiniit. ( 'ii ii 1 1 1 . where t hey will remain for two weelm, (lull, filial nml oilier hiiiiih In loan ixi fiinii Inn. I. (!. II tyo corner of Ml It nml Main HlrcclH, tlrexnii Clly, l)l"KOII, Mr. mul Mm, J. lavlil mul clilhl ! II left hint week fill' Mhi'iln ril Hot HprlnitH, whero I hey will i i'iiiiiln fur II few Wi'i'liH, MlnH .Muriel Hteveim, who iicconi- iii ti I 1 1 ii party In Alimlui, nml nfler watilH vlnlleil wllh frleiiilH lit Ki'iiUli', Iiiih I eluriii il Iiiiiii", Mr. ami Mn, John W. Iuler nml Him, mul Mr. and Mih. W. A. Iiliulek lift Saturday for ('aliimii lleach, where I hey will remain fur nevrul weelm III lh Talior Hotel. M Inn Unir" Hhewuiiiii, wlm under went ii nerliuiH nuiKlciil opeiiillnn a few wi'i-I.M n k i In Ih" i 1 1' nl Muiiim'llan llonlplal, I'lirtlainl, Ih Improvlm;, ami huh InouHhl In her liiini" 1 n t it In clly Mniuliiy. MIhh (iiuvce Marnliiill left Kuuilav fur Taciuiia. Wimh., where ihe will vlnll wllh M'IuIIvch fur two weekn. MlnH Marnliiill hrf.ili. lellirillllK ll'illie will alnii vlnll Ih" A. Y. I'. Kxpiinlllmi III Selllll". Attorney I). i, llhy mid wife mid two mum, Marvin mul Holaml. have l-i'li" to Snillle, where they will vlnll Hi" A. V. I'. Kiohiiii. 'liiKV will make II I ll t In t lit Ira tl Colllllllllll lie fore t -l ill llttl K Mm. Tyler WiHidard. Mih, l '. ThoMii"nii mul mill, Itulph, Mn, Hur ley Slevi'iiH mid two hiiiim, of riirilaiid. and ir. Anna Sweet, nf San KraiuiH. cn. wt'iti ihe KueHtn of Mm. Henry Mi'liltum hint week. W. I,. Hindi left hint week for K" llllle. Where ll" will vlnll Willi pill liven un.l attend the A. Y. IV I'alr. II" will he iii ciiiiipanleil hntii" hy Mn tlau-Kliti-r. Minn lCnnle Ulni k, who Iiiih Iii i h vlnllliiK for Heveral wcikM In Ihat cliy. Mm. M ijil'iireHt, of California, vln lleil wllh her mother In law. Mm. Maty IjiI'iiii'M Wiilln.-nluy, ili'parllni; mi Hi" cvciiliiK train for hr hoine. Mm ijiKorenl Ihih I u vlnlllnu the Seat lie fair, and aKn with riinllveH In 1'iiri liiiul. Mih Marmint Klrhiirdnoii. Jean "II" and Kliner WlKitltm, nf I'n'lluu.l. and Minn Kthel Hlcharilmn. nf S:. cl. toll, ('allflinilll, who llllV" h"e!l vl.ill Init with Mr mid Mr. Jnmeri Will, in- mm on Knurl ""tit h ami Main Strcit. have reiiiiiied to Portland Mr. mid Mrn, Willard IV Hnwiey uinl nun. Willard llawley, m-compmi led hy Mrn CeorK" I'Uney, who niad" 11 nllccennflll Hip III III" lOltolnoliH", niuiued home Suiurday. The party left her" IlliiUlt II week UK" Mollilav, mid iirriveit In California on the fol lowing Thiimdny wlihnul nilHhnp. (ieorite (larilner. who Iiiih liet-n wllh u party cnltltecled with the Went t nam llmlier ( iitiipiiny for two iiiontliH In Ih" Can'inle mountain near Tuld" ltock, Iiiih returned to Unroll Clly. Mr. Canlner hhvh that huniliiK Ih !!"".! In Hint iteiiloti of the country, and ninny huntern have heeii I here. The SlerlliiK Double lllilemtilty I'ol Icy of the Columbia Nnllonul life In Hiirnuce Co, In th" mont IthcrnJ upto daii' contrnct In the market. (.Strom? ent MnnsucliiiHi'ltH roiupiiny Hi'lllio; dUnhlllly Innitrnnre, for particular mil on W. If. Klepper, with O, W. KiiHlhnm & Co. Nick Story left Snlunlny fitr An torln, where he went oil btislnenH. tin bin relurn t rip he visited with Mr. nml Mm. A. Nnlerlln, of thin city, who nre npi'tidliiK the milliliter at I'lllar ltock. nnd he will he nrcottiianlcil liome by his Hon, Mitchell, who tins been vlHltlnu Ihe Nnlerlln family for the punt nix weekn. Attorney C. Schuehel Is home from Ocean Turk, where he has been ho JoiirnltiK wild his family, nml will lenve tills week for Tuli'ilo. Lincoln County, on n biiHlness vlHlt. Mr. Srhuebid expects to return to Ocenn I'ark on Saturday of next week nnd will he acoompnuletl by MIhs Morletn lllckmnn, who will speml n few ilnys nl Ihe Count. Mm. T. I. Handnll nnd ilntiKhter. Veltna, and the former's sister. Miss MiHKiiret llnyd. who recently nrtived from Walla Wnlln, Wash., nccninnnn led hy Miss Oliver Mlwunls left Molt day for Wilholt, where they will re main for a month. The party will he Joined on AiikumI 12 by Punt mus ter T. I'. llmnhill, who will retmiln with his family until their relurn to this clly. Colonel .1. If. Terry nml diiuutiter, MIhs I'erry, of lllue Crass County. Kentucky, were In Oregon Clly lam week, anil while In this city visited Assessor J. K. Jack. Colonel I'erry. who Ih a retired capltallHl, was In this clly to Kilt her Ideas In reitnrd to the mniles of taxation of this county. Miss I'erry Is a newspaper woman of Hluc (iniHH County. They nre travellnir through the West, and visited the. A. Y. P. KxiMwItlon nt Seattle. C, Schafer, of St. .limeph, St. Croix County. WiHconsln. w ho Iiiih boon vis Itltii; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Heard, of Maple IJine. left for his homo Inst week. Mr, Scbnfer was nconumnled here by IiIh mm, and after vlsltlnn throtiKhoiit the entire West HtnloH that Oregon Is the best Hlnie of all, and In eoutetnphilln 1o ciiIIiik here In the nenr future. Mr. Schafer and Mr. Heard were old tlmo friends In the late of Wisconsin be for the lalter moved here, Mr. Ilenrd Is now one of Oreiron'H honsters, and he Is persuadliii; many of his old ftienda in the ICast cotno Went. f Thiixn who have news for tlio Mllwnulii.ii department of the 4 KnlerpiiHo Nhoiild nil Ikt mall t It to the Milwaukee Kdllor of C the ICiilttrpiino at Ori'Knii Clly tj or leave it at the real entail) i mul Insurance olllcn of A. II. 4- DiiwIIuk In Milwaukee, or with .IiihI leu of the I'eacu KAIhm. MILWAUKIE. .MenHl'H and llaii i). N, (i Chun. I lively, lo Johnson Tichiiiier, in tin Ihth of the lefl Halunlay to Join lli'dr coutpiiuy III Port laud, which lefl for HeiiHlile for two weeks' piucllco at Keanhl", Orc;iui. .1. M. Snyder and wife returned from Heiille IiikI ThuiHilay evening. Mr. Hnvtler report a a unnd lime while In Seattle. In Ihe Itecortb-r's Court Tuendiiy II Muster plead Kiilliy of peiltllinu llipior wiihiiut a llceiiHe an. was fined fio ami conlH, which amount. -.1 lo Inio,, (leoiK" Monin-y was llirowii from IiIh horny In a runrtway TiU Hilay afler- noon hul mitiuiKeil to encape with a few hnilHcH only. Cenrne lllvely, the mall earlier on Itonle 1 Is laklliK a vacallim for n few (layn. W. A. Zimmerman, of Iowa, arrived In Mllwaukle Inni week, ami Ih the Client of O. A. PeterHnli, of the Mil- w ankle Pharmacy. Mr. Zimmerman Ih liinklim fur a locnilon. nnd lie mluht decide to locale III this state. Josi'ph DobliliiH, a Well known r'-s- lili nl of Mllwaukle, went to (ilud- u IO...I.......I I . ..... .mi, in- i, t'liitennti y eveinn m Vlnll Iiiendn. Capialn J. p. Shaw, who Is Depart- tueiit Commandei-of the t;. A. It , left on Kill in iluy for Sail Ijike, I'lah, where he will attend the National Kn campiiienl of tlm ;. A. It. During his absence bis oillce In In charge of his daughter, MIhh Itnblti Shaw, mid who Is editing the Hecord this week. Mm. oito Wlllo Is confined to her home 1 1, n week nil nccuiiut nf a sore t brulil. J. I Johnson, luiilly Injured In who had his hm.d a cox wl I two weeks ago while trying to Hlart up his engine at ihe Minlhrnn Water Works, Is Improving. The tendons, which were lacerate,! are Iteglntng to Ih-iiI. and the attending pbynlclan, Dr. Townley. thinks that his patient will recon-r Ihe u f bin fingers. Mr. Johnson had a narrow escape from Inning lilt hand, and would have done ho If lie bail not bad presence, of mini when Ihe accident occurred. Horn, Tuesday, August 10, to Mr. ninl Mrs. linker, a nun. At Ihe Kelso (Ntnfectlnnary tent you ran find Weatherly's Ice cream, al ways on hand, mul Ihe bent lo be found. A large aiipply of water mel ons have Junt arrived. Clem, son or Mrs. Heed In III at IiIh home. Mm. A. II. Dowilng. Mrs. Cash and Mrs. Townley attended the (irmul Utlge of the Solar Circle, which was held In Portland lust week. Hev. nnd Mm. N. Shupp. who have been rmnplng nt Jennings Lodge, where Ihey huv been attending the catnpmeetlng, returned to their home on Krltluy morning. Mm. Shupp Is pn-Hldenl of the Conference, nnd she' ably comlui'leil the Women's Mission ary meeting Inst Tuesday, half of that day being devoted to this work. Mm. Shupp gave an excellent address .her subject being "purpose and Alms of the MIsHlonury Work." Mr. Shupp preurhed the lust sermon of the nen Hlim on Thiimdny afternoon, his ad tlrenn being well received. Tlio camp tneeilng whs very Hticressful this year, ami there was an unusually large at tendance. The grounds aro Ideal for gatherings of thin kind, and nre well lighted with gnsollne lights. The tab ernacle, which was recent ly erected, wan filled nt all of the meetings. One of the features of the meeting was the excellent tnlk given by Hev. K. C. Her ger. of Cleveland, Ohio, who In field nttrrelury of the Conference. Mr. Mer ger gave an account of his travels through the Holy Umd on Thursday night ami held his listeners spellbound for one nml onehitlf hours. Ills sub ject wes well handled. Mr. Herger nlNii gnve Heveral theological talks during Ihe session. The Kvungellcal Sunday School of I bin city gave a plcnlo In the grove at Mlnlhorn on Thursday. The Har mony Sunday School was extended an Invitation to take part, nml many front that section attended. The day was Hpent In base bull nml other games, nml a feast of Ice cream, mel ons, and other giaid things were en Joyed by the young folks as well as the older ones who intended. The Sunday School of this place Is grow ing rapidly, and there are at present 210 Biiiolnrs enrolled. Hev Shupp ex pects to Increase this about 3ll more after the vacation days nre over. Hev. K. C. Herger. of Cleveland, Ohio, visited with Hev. nnd Mrs. Shupp on Friday evening, mid on Sat urday morning they formed a party, accompanied by Hev. Culver, of Port land, and went by boat to the Dalles. Hev. Herger enjoyed the beautiful scenery of the Columbia river. They returned on the evening boat. Many people attended the heating at the clly hall on Wednesday after noon, when K. W. Htmnell was brou ght before Justice Kelso on the charge of assault nnd battery. The complain ing witness was J. A. Dowilng. ' The case was set for Tuesday, hut owing to the funeral of Frederick Slrelh, the case was postponed until Wednesday. As both parlies nre well known In this city much Interest was taken In Ihe ense. Mr. Ilunnell was represent ed by District Attorney Stlpp, of Ore gon Clly, nnd Mr. Dowilng by Judge (I. n. Dlntlrk. According to the tes tlntotty ihe complaining witness struck I ho first blow, and the case was dis missed. Tho services at the Kvnngellcal church Sunday will bo as follows: Morning service 10 o'clock; Sunday School 11 o'clock; Young People's Al liance 7 o'clock. Prayer meeting will be held on Ftitlny evening of each wet-It nt 8 o'clock. Workers' Meeting will be held on Friday evening nt the homo of W. II. Grnalo. Tho Crystal Ijiko team, whlchplay- ed tho Plumbers of Portland on Sun dny afternoon were defeated, the Rcore being 11 to 3 Iii favor of the Plumbers. Tho Mllwniiklo Hand was a drawing fentttro to the park, as this was the first Sunday this season that this band has played at this summer resort. Many oftho popular musical airs were enjoyed by the ;i00 visitors. Mr. Wilt hns engaged this excellent musical organization to furnish music each Sunday afternoon dining the summer, nnd this Is bound to bring many vis itors to this park. Tho Crystal Lake team will play the Maroons on next Sutidny afternoon at ,1 o'clock, and thin proiiilsen to be u r"il hot uniiie. I Procpect Camp. Wondmr'ii nf the 4 ! World will K'vo picnic at these ' nmuiidH on Hniiilny. There will he - I iar-H mid a baHit hall nani" In lie- 1 inoriiliiK. Th" Kume lo rornir off hi l'l o'clock. Th" Holar (inio of f'rrt 'liiinl will iiIho b here. Th" Mllwmi jkl llimd will Klv a cnncirt. In the t iifii-riiooii, ; CrnnflB Appoint Commltteet. Mllwaukl" (iraiiK" met In riiilar hi-hsIoii In the (;raiiK hi1 on Kiiday i-veiiliiK, There was 11 Inritn crowd In aili-iidaric", ami much Iniereni. man Ifentetl, After the r'i:ular roiiilun of biialneHH Iiml ht-eti liaicacli-d Ihe enm- Iiik KruiiK" fair was taken up for din I'linHlon, The fair was set for Hi p li'Miber, but the exact ,;,t WI1H )t fixed. This will be ricied upon Int er. The executive cnrninllti-", which Ih criiuponeilof th" following. Mm. J. A Canto. J. It. KIho nnd Men. Mm;i;e A. JoIiiihiiii, reported ihe followiiiic coiotnltiei'S for the nnnnal fair: (iralns niul tirnnst -i - H, (',. Stark- wealht-r, Cliiirles Itlnliy. Henry Scott ; Vt-ttelahles O. K. PreylaK, J. I,, Jnlinsoti, Mrs. M. D. Reed, Krults )iio Naef. ('. H, Hun ti'-l I, i Mrs. Winnie, Dinner Mm. I. T. Minis, Mrs. H. V. I.uellliii;, William Thnniiiwri. Alfred Klertsi-n, llaptlst Campbell. These three bachelors have always taken an active Interest In the KraiiK" work and 'he two ladles In cbarit" will expect much assistant:) of ihi-rn on the davs "t tin fair. i Canned Onndrt Mrs. V. Ktilcker- bncker. Mis, Pearl .Murray, Mrs. T. A: SellwiMid. U..I....I .1. If ..... '""'i ',ift .llin. jainen KolilllDM, I Mm. Helen . Itlnein mm, Mrs. Pearl' WIsMlnifer, Mrs. Townley. i Klowers Mm. II. Ainlerson. Mrs Dora Quntit. Dr. Townlev. Poultry-K. W. Ilunnell, Miss Hose Pfetinlnger, Mrs. Kiln Maple. Maniifnriiiretl (JikhIs Kmerv Dye James Hohhlns, T. It. A. Hellwood'. t"c t ream Mite Canto, Mm Hammond. Charles. Koswell May Cookery Mrs. Kva lit .pat rick, Mrs -ii. I,, itoiicns. Mrn. : a Ml er .Superintendent of the nn!,y Show- Capialn J. p. Shaw. I he fair that are held by the r; range of .Mllawulile are attended by hun dreds of people each year, null have always been most HiicccsHful affairs. The baby hIihws have always been an attractive feature, and many babies euienalnet! last year, there be- lug so many that there were . ...,.., to go round. This yeur there will he . . . l""-' " enough prizes for all. During the past year iiiany bubles enme Into the world In Mllwnukle, and It Is probable that there will be many more entered for Ihe prettiest baby hy their proud pnrenig this year than nny year here tofore. Death of Prominent Young Man. A gloom was cant over the, town of Mllwaukle on Saturday evenlliig when word reached here that , Frederick Strelb, youngest son of tfnvor and Mm. Strleh. of thin cltv h,i ..o,i i'to the world beyond, after a nix weeks illness or typnold fever. He is sur vived by his parents, one brother, Phil ip Strleh, nnd one sister. Miss ijzzle Sirleb. of this clly. Frederick was born In Portland Ap ril 12. 1S92. and tame to this city with his parents, about five years ago, where he has nlnc made his home He graduated with high honors from the Mllwaukle schools In 1908. and had Just completed his first vear at the State Agricultural College "at Cor vnllls. w hen he left for a visit with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Strieb at Cedar Mills, where his lather als owns a targe farm. Shortly arter ar riving at thnt n'nee he was taken ill and gradually grew Morse until death ended his aiifTeting. Everything was done to save ttto young mnn life and It wns thought at man times that he would recover, but comnllratlons a.i In, which resulted In his death. l l -t i i u ,!, a 'l"'B "' "f kind-1 j ...i"..-.i..u, biiu no natt a future netore turn. He made manv friends wherever he went, who are grieved to hear of his death. He not onlv leaves a wide circle of friends here bill In Corvnllls. where he attended College and In Portland. The famllv have the heartfelt sympathy of ail In their sad bereavement. The funeral, which one one of the largest ever held In this city, was held at tho family residence Tues day afternoon at 2 o'clock. The ser vices were very Impressive and were cenduoted by D. Soils Colin, of Port land. The services at the house were In English, nnd nt the Crematorium In Gorman. About 20 members of the German Society of Portland sang verv impressively nt the house and at the Crematorium. Tho floral tributes were many and magtilflclent. Many pleet8 from organizations were In evidence. Among one of the attrac tive pieces wns thnt presented by the Mllwaukle school classmates with whom he graduated In 190S. The piece was In the form of a large wheel with 18 spokes (18 pupils In his class at tho time of his graduation) one of these spokes was broken, which rep resented their beloved friend who had Just passed from them. On the large now of tulle wns "1908." The i day and has enlarged the building and pallbearers were his old schoolmates j will carrv a large stock of goods, and were as follows: Willie Sellwood.l A number attended the services at Reginald Wltle, I.eo Shlndler, Bern- the chapel on Sunday afternoon. Sun hnrdt Olson. Ernest Oliver and Ar-! tlav school was hehl nt 2-4S nml Mns. thur Webster. The schoolmates of the deceased attended the funeral ser vices at the Streib residence In a hotly, ami were accompanied by their teacher, Mrs. Emily Shuw. There was a long lino of carriages to the crema torium besides the special car that took the friends nnd relatives of the deceased to witness the last riles over the young man's remains. City Council Holds Meeting. The regular meeting of the city council met In the city hnll Tuesday evening. The meeting was called to order by Recorder J. A. Dowilng. Mayor Strelb being absent. Tho councllnien present were Kel so, Sellwoinl, Mullan and Lehmnn, Re corder Dowiing, Marshall Kelso. Tho minutes of the previous meet ing were rend nnd approved. The following hills were read and allowed: William E. Kelso, police fees. . .$10.70 R. 7.50 R. L. Largo, labor on streets nnd posting ordinance 1.00 A. H. Dowilng, police court fees 6.85 $25.05 The bills of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Company for street and meter lighting for the months of June and July were refused, and the recorder was Instructed to communi cate with said company and Inform them that according to the franchise held by them that the city is entitled to Tortland rates. THE JOHNSON REALTY CO. City Loti, Acreige and Farmt a Spuclalty. P. 0. Box ?I3 Milwaukee, Or. On motion by f'ruincllninn Hellwood that a cbariD of ) per nlnht b" charKKl for the use of the city hall to all outside talent or parties desiring to rent s-ime. Carried. On mnllon of Councilman lyhnian, Ih" chnlr was tisk'-d to apisilut a corn mlltee to repair the town Jail so hh In be able to lake care of the .prison ers by provldliiK cots nnd necessary bedding. The chair appointed th" po lice commit tee. Councilman Hellwood made a mo tion, which was carried, thai the Port land Hallway, Unlit & Power Corn puny be Kranled the privilege of nil lti In with dirt and gravel that part f Water Street croHsinii, what Is known as the "Mill Hare," and the recorder waH Intruded to so notify said company. Mr. Hellwood then made a motion that the brldire cross ing Hit) "Mill Hace" where It i utptli-H Into the river, be put In repair, and Ihe Hi reel committee was so InslruC- Ml. J. I. Johnson wan granted a fran chise to coiiHtruct, maintain and op erate a water system and lay all nec essary water pipes In all of that por tion of Mllwaukle lying east of the Southern Pacific railroad track. An ordinance wan drafted in regard to the Htreels and sidewalks of Mll waukle he kept free from nrasH, trash ami rubbish. After taking up the abort- matters the council adjourned to meet on the second Tuesday In September. It Dowilng neii your property. JENNINGS LODGE. Mr. and Mrs. Finley and Miss Anns Klnley came out last week from Port land to remain at their cottage the rest of the Summer. Miss liable Morse attended the !;':,r'1ln''r',lal1 nU,"lals ,l" W .-dnesday cvenlni? of last Portland on week. Mr. and Mrs. Haird. of Castalii. Iowa, who have been the guests of I Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Painton for a few i days, returned from Newport Monday I and left the following day for their j home. A number of Informal parties were given for Mr. and Mrs. Dalrd I ;"lle here at.-I they were very favor- 11 I V Impressed with Oregon. I Mrs. E. A. S'-eley, of Mountain VleT I spent a day last week with her son, Earl Set-ley and family near Meldrum. Mrs. Allen Brown and Master Allen and Miss Sibyl Drown and Mr. George Handolph of Emporia, Kansas, visited at "the City Park last week. A number of families remained on the grounds to enjoy camp life for a while. Among them we notice Rev. and Mrs. Meyer, of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Bradford and family and Mrs. Illshop and family of Lents, and the Misses Fisher of Mllwaukle. Rev. Meyer Is erecting a small cottage to be used by them during coming camp meetings. Mr. Welch Is having a cozy little house erected on the corner of Jen nings avenue and facing the river front. 1 John Jennings and Mr. Miller are busy erecting a small cottage for Dr. and Mrs. Wardner at this place along the river front. Mr. Max Alexander, manager of the Del Mox Artists of Portland, was at the Lodge on Thursday. Mr. Thomas Slnnott of Oregon City, was looking after the Courier Interest at this place on Wednesday. The H. J. Rice family moved to Portland on Wednesday. Mr. Uoyd Spooner Is making an ex tensive trip In the east, having visited at Yellowstone Park, St. Paul, and Chicago and expects to return home the coming week. I ijt vim no hi hil nuf,uai ( ill for Salt Lake City, where he went to Major Clarkson left on August "th attend the National G. A. R. Encamp ment. Miss Inez Cravatte, of Chehalis, Is visiting friends at the Lodge. Will Jennings has leased the old Jennings home property to M. Tow- ser, of Portland, who will take pos session about September 1st. Mr. Clarence North, of El Paso, Texas, visited with his aunt, Mrs. J. C. McMonlgal, on Wednesday of last week. Mr. C. P. Morse and Mrs. Bruechert returned from their mountain trip on Sunday evening. Mr. Morse shot one deer and his many friends are enjoy ing a piece of venison. Mrs. Bruechert and little children, of Dubuque, Iowa, departed Thurs day, August 12, for their home, after a delightful visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Morse and her sisters. Mrs. Painton and Mrs. Roberts and Miss Mable Morse, and with C. P. Morse. Many family gatherings were had during her visit to the coast and and other places of Interest. Mrs. Hurley and Mrs. Cavlline. of Rlsley. were the guests of Mrs. Fred Terry last week. Mr. Clark and Mr. Burns took pos session of the store on Friday, August tith, anil will take orders every other ter Paul and Harold Bradford sang a duet, "He Knows." Rev. Shupp be ing sick, was tumble to preach and Mrs. Shupp gnve a little talk from the 12th chapter of Romans. Mrs. Shupp's heart to heart talks have al ways been very Interesting. Prayer meeting will be held every Wednes day at 7:30, and Mrs. G. D. Boardmnn will be the lender. All nre cordially Invited to attend these services. Mr. H. C. Painton nintle a trip to Portland on Saturday and purchased a fine, new piano for his little daugh ters. Mr, Plumb Preagor and Georgo Ran dolph, of Emporia, Kansas, hnve re turned home after a delightful visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brown. While Mr. Shelby Shaver and Miss Arllne Shaver, accompanied by Miss Graham, of Pueblo, Colo., were out (riving, uieir norse tiecame sick anu tiled very suddenly near the Baker Bridge. The occupants were obliged to walk home. Orvllle Boster has returned to his home with his grandfather, Mr. Car mlchael, after a few davs' visit with his mother. In Portland. Mrs. Wilkinson and son, of Oregon City, attended the services at the chapel on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. H. H. Emmons and Mrs. Will Spencer were business visitors In Portland on Monday. Mrs. M. A. Shaver and Mrs. Will Jacobs and little daughter, Dorothy, have returned from Ocean Park, r -' j, Ml i I I LET THE CHILDREN KODAK Kodaks Brownie Cameras Let us show you how We do Developing, Bunneiste Oregon City Jewelers Wash. Mr. Will Jacobs going down and accompanying them home. Mrs, Jacobs Ih much better and the trip proved very beneficial to them. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Russell spent Sunday In Portland. The. program for the catnpmeetlng was given in last week's Issue up to Wednesday. Wednesday evening Rev. Frank Culver, of Portland delivered a sermon. Rev. Shupp had charge of i the meeting on Thursday afternoon and also gave a fine sermon. On 1 Thursday evening Rev. Berger gave I a lecture on his trip to the Orient,! which was very Interesting. He vlv-j Idly took the people to the Sea of Gal ilee and the streets of Jerusalem, and many other places and all got back in time for the ten o'clock car which was bound for Portland. The taber nacle was filled and many came from Oregon City as well as Portland to enjoy this lecture. Rev. Berger Is a very charming and Interesting speak er and is an enthusiastic Sunday School worker, and has made this trip to the Orient to be better able to carry on his work. Rev. Berger's home Is In Cleveland, Ohio, and is general secretary of the Sunday School work of the Evangelical Con ference. Before his return home Rev. Berger and wife, accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Shupp, of Mllwaukle. took a trip to Council Crest and also up the. Columbia River. The Willamette Motor Boat Club picnicked on the island where David Clark has his cottage on Sunday and ; twelve motor boats of jolly picnickers ' spent the day on the Island. j Mr. Langdon Spooner, who has held j a very responsible position at Marsh-: field for the past two years returned i home and is in the ticket office at Third and Washington streets In Port- j land. ! Mr. and Mrs. Haraton Doxey, of, Portland, were week end guests at J Major and Mrs. Clarkson's camp on j the Willamette. Will Finley has been gone for sev eral days on a lecturing trip. Mrs. Barnhart has returned from Seattle and reports a splendid time. MELDRUM. Mr. Fouts wes here to take 1000 brick from Mr. Quill's brick yard Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hinkley are vis iting Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gardner at their home, "The Pines." Miss Annie Gardner returned from Clear Creek last Tuesday. Mr. Seeley has a nice stone founda tion for his new house which he in tends to build soon. Mr. Powers' pretty bungalow is al most finished. Mr. Quill has a new brick kiln to burn in September. S. B. Miller has the contract fur a very pretty bunsalo v down hy the river. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA Miss Grace Brown returned Wed nesday from Dallas, where she had been visiting Miss Claire Padrick. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rnkel returned Tuesday from Newport. Miss Minnie Rakel, who Is visiting her sister. Mrs. P. J. Winkle, at Yaquina Bay, will not return until the end of the week. Hon. Henry M. McKInuey, of Baker City, a member of the lower house of the last legislature, is visiting friends In Oregon City. He is en route to Seattle to participate in the A. A. U. field meet. The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company Is Installing a new switch board to accommodate its rapidly growing business in Clackamas Coun ty. There has recently been installed a large number of new phones in the Gladstone district. Dr. L. G. Ice. Dentist. Hnnm. n and IS, Masonlo Bldg. "THE SCHOOL Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon 88 A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal Old in years, new in methods, admittedly the high-standard commercial school of the Northwest. Open all the year. More calls for help than we can meet position certain. Class and individual instruction. Bookkeeping from written forms and by office practice. Shorthand that excels in every respect Special penmanship department. Write for illustrated catalogue. immm li' i fi;-6i , i -Lf'y $5.00 to $50.00 $1.00 to $f2.00 easy it is to make pictures. Printing and Enlarging & And? esen Suspension Bridge Cor. Miss Norma Holman Is visiting at the home of Mrs. A. Todd, at Hub bard. . Mr. and Mrs. "Bud" Ttill, of Barlow, were In Oregon City this week visit ing with their numerous friends and acquaintances. Elmer Mayvllle, Chester Carothers, Gottlieb Kinzy, W. E. MIdlam and Glen Kinzy have gone to the moun tains for a three weeks' outing. Circuit Judge Campbell was In the city Tuesday coming from Hillsboro, where he was called on legal busi ness, and he will now resume his In terrupted vacation at Seaside. William Hines, of the Uberal coun try, passed through town Wednesday enroute for Portland to attend the funeral of his cousin, who was killed in a logging camp on the Columbia. Archie Story, of Long Beach, Cal.,' Is visiting relatives In Oregon City for several weeks and will also attend the A. Y. P. Exposition at Seattle. He was formerly a resident of Oregon City, and arrived here last Sunday. Mrs. Walter Hunt and Mrs. Dodd ridge D. Shindler. of Oakland, Calif., who had been visiting in Seattle, and attending the A. Y. P. Exposition, ar rived In Oregon City Monday and are the guests of Mrs. Shindler's mother, Mrs. J. W. Norrls. Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Morey, of Belton, Texas, are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John F. 6haffer gor a few weeks. Mrs. Morey and Mrs. Shaffer are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Morey are making an extended tour of the West and have been in Kansas, Missouri, and at the A. Y. P. Exposition. William and S. J. Vaughan have re turned from Seattle, where they en tered their famous horse, Satin Royal, In some of the races. The entries were not filled and the entrance money was returned to Vaughan Brothers. Tho horse has been on the turf for the la3t three seasons on the Pacific Coast and will be entered at the State Fair track at Salem this Fall. Summons. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Clackamas County. Janet Broderick, Plaintiff, vs. Thomas Broderick. Defendant. To Thomas Broderick, above named defendant: In the name of the state of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before the 25th day of September, 1909, said date being after the expira tion of six weeks from the first publi cation of this summons, and if you fail to appear and answer said com plaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint, to-wlt: For a decree dissolving the bonds of matrimony, now existing between plaintiff and defendant. This summons Is published by or der of Grant B. Dlmick. Judge of the County Court for Clackamas County. Oregon, which order was made and entered on the 12th day of August, 1909, and the time prescribed for pub lication thereof is six weeks, begin ning with the issue of Friday. August 13, 1909. and continuing each week thereafter to and including September 24th, 1909. GEO. C. BROWNE LL, Attorney for Plaintiff. W. L. BLOCK'S BIG SALE of FRUIT JARS MASON Pints 50 cents Dozen. Quarts 60 cents Dozen. Half-gallon $1.30 Dozen. ECONOMY Pints 85 cents Dozen. Quarts $1.05 Dozen. Half-gallon $1.30 Dozen. W. L. BLOCK Main and Seventh Street, Oregon City. OF QUALITY"