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8 OREGON OITV ENTEIU'RISB, KIM DAY, KKHRUAUY i)10. THE CANBY AND CAN BY. Miss Hattie Mayer, of Portland, has come home for a two weeks" vacation. Miss Mayer is working for the Won der Millinery Company. Roy Knight went to Xewberg on Saturday. M. Hosford is reported to be very ill. Mrs. O. R. Mack was brought back from tb St Vincent's Hospital, where she has been for two weeks. She is Improving rapidly. Roy Ross, who is teaching school in District No.. 10. near Molalla, was visiting schools in Canby Monday. Roy's friends are pleased to hear of his success as a teacher. Mr. Baldwin, principal of Macks burg schools was a Canby visitor Sat urday. Mr. Carlton, of Portland, was in Canby on business "Tuesday. Quite a number of Canby's young folks attended the dance at Aurora Saturday night and reported a good time. Miss Ivy Gordon visited friends in Oregon City Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Fred Hanna is quite ill at her borne in Canby. Jos. Sutherland is having quite a lot of piling cut at Aurora. The Canby Band is giving a dance at the City Hall next Saturday night February 26. Everyone is cordially Invited. Mrs. Ada Mulhollen. of Salem, is a guest of Mrs. Grant White this week. M. S. Schrock. Deputy Food and Dairy Inspector, is in Canby this week inspecting the local dairies. He re ports them, with a few exceptions, in very good condition. Herman Colby and Ralph Kay, who have been working for the A. & C. R. R. Co. at Astoria, are home for a vacation. M. J. Lee made a business trip to Portland Tuesday. The Canby Canal Co. is surveying the canal for irrigating the district near Pninelanrts this week. Fred Roth is doing the engineering. Lute Lindsey was a Portland visitor Tuesday. The Canby Realty Co. has moved Into the building recently vacated by Vm. Cantwell & Co. Mr. and Mfs. P. L. Coleman, of Carson, Washington, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bain this week. Miss Pearl Hampton went to Mar quam to attend the funeral of the late Marion White. J. Lee Eckerson was an Oregon City visitor on Tuesday. The ladles cf Canby gave a supper for the benefit of the Canby Band in the City Hall Tuesday evening. In SANTA ARBARA CALIFORNIA The Naples of America Sight of the famous old Santa Barbara Mission, and home of the Potter Hotel a palatial caravansary with all the conveniences and attractions of home life. Equable climate, delightful surf bathing, horse-back riding, golfing, tennis, and many other attractions. Santa Barbara is reached via the CoaEt Line of the Southern Pacific Company ON THE "Road of a Thousand Wonders" Special Round Trip Rate of $55.00 , Portland to Los Angeles and Return Allows stop-overs in cither direction at this famous resort, a short distance from Los Angeles. Interesting and instructive literature telling of Its walks, drives, points of Interest, climate, etc., can be obtained from any O. R. & N. or S. P. Agent, or from WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon LAST CHANCE Only one week more of Price Bros, great bargain feast. All odds and ends in strictly up to date Men's and Young Men's Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes at 40 to 50 per cent, reduction. Don't you think you ought to investigate. It'll pay you. PRICE BROS. Exclusive Clothiers Tor Men and Yonni Men Sixth and Main Sts. Oregon City, Oregon SOUTHERN I spite of the Inclement weather a large I crowd was present and every one re ported an enjoyable time. Supper was from 5 to 9 P. M. The Canby Rind gave a concert during the evening and ice cream and cake was served. Clarence Fellows and H- H. Eccles spent Sunday in Portland. Clarence Haines spent Sunday with his parents In Oswvgo. Avon Jesse was a Canby visitor Tuesday. Jos. Adkins ' shipped two cars of lumber to California this week. Dr. H. A. Dedman was a Clackamas visitor Saturday. Canby's new store belonging to Mes srs. Cobb & Co., has installed its goods and will have a grand opening next Friday evening. This Ann has a large and complete stock of goods of all kinds. They have purchased their own property and are worthy of Canby's patronage. i The 500 club was entertained at j the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bair Wednesday evening. Mrs. J. Lee Eckerson was a Port land visitor last week. Cal Kocher. the poultry fancier, has Imported a fine thoroughbred B. L. Cockeral from the yards of George Speight, of Hubbard, Ore. , L. D. Yoder. of Smyrna, was trans acting business in town Tuesday. Sam Casto, the horse trainer, of Salem, was a caller In Canbyon Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson were the guests of Mrs. Rauch over Sun-: day. R. Scheer. from Alberta. Canada, is visiting his mother, Mrs. George Scheer. Mr. and Mrs. Noel, of Fremont, Alaska, are the guests of C. L. Bates and wife. E. C. Ashbaugh was a caller in Canby Tuesday. , Death of Adam Bany. Adam Bany died at the home of Mrs. John Bany February 18. at the age of 84 years. Mr. Bany came to Oregon from the East In 1892 and , settled at Sublimity. After living there a short time he moved to Canby with Mr. John Bany and family where he has lived ever since. Mr. Bany , has lived with his son and family for over twenty years. He leaves the following to mourn his loss. Mrs. John Bany and fam ily, of Canby: Mrs. Jake Wotirms; Mrs. Joe Susbauer, of Sublimity; Mrs. John Henry. Ohio, and Sebastian Bany, of Beaverton. Council Meets. Council met Wednesday. February 10th, ll'lO, and was called to order by H. A. Dedman. Mayor. Present, The Mayor. H. A. Dedman, Recorder, ffhas N. Wait; Chief of Police, J. S. Dick, CLACKAMAS and Counollmen Bain. Bates. Gilmore. Graham, Evans, Knight. Mack 'and ; Meeks. .Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. Committee on streets and public properly asks that street be estab lished on Fanton street. As to inter section of Lee street with Fanton street, reported that A. H. Lee asks $100 fur property owned by him on said extension. Committee on streets and public property made report in rogn-,1 to Fanton street. Ordered tiled. Report was that street be established. It also reported that "oet fenced by Mr. Kesslerlng. east of road from Can by to Molalla be opened. It was also ordered that committee on streets and public property take such action as Is necessary In the matter. Robbins Leases Eugene Track. M. M. Robbins. of Canby, has Just based the racetrack of the Ijiiip County Fair Association and will use the track as permanent training quar ters during the Summer. Mr. Rob bins will bring a string of good rac ing stock with him on his return to Eugene to locate. Including Bonnie Tangent and a number of other hor ses of this class. This means that the local track will be In excellent shape for the fair races this Fall and that more attention will be given the raising and care of race animals In this Bectlon in the future. Canby Market Report. The following quotations are given by C. T. Bates, the grocer, and Lucke & Allen, butchers. Chickens Old hens 1614c, roost ers 10c. springs 17c. Eggs, 2Sc; butter, 65c. Lard, bulk, 17c. Bacon, ranch, 18c to 23c. Ham. 18 to 20c. Flour, valley, $1.40, hard, $1.70. blue stem. $1.50. Cheese, 22c. Oranges .'Mc doz; lemons 25c. Shorts, $36 per ton, bran $30, wheat, 55c to $1 per bushel. Rolled barky, $;;0 per ton. Oats new $30. Hay, clover $14 per ton, cheat $15. Hops, contract, 25 to 2Cc. Grape root 3c a pound. Cascara bark 4c a pound. Sugar $5.90 to $0 05 per sack. Rice, fancy, 5c to oc. Butter fat 40c. Onions, 2c lb. Squashes, 10c. Cabbage, 3c lb. Apples, $1 to $2 per box. Hogs best blockers, 10 to 10 l-2c ordinary, lie to 10c. Veal, 104 to lie, mutton, 7 to 8c. I-ard, 18c. Welnes, 15c. Pork Sausage, 12',c. Heef Porter house, 15c; round steak 12'-.c; prime roast, 10c; boil ing meat 6 to 8c: suet 5c lb; pork chop, 15c; Columbia River smelt i lbs. for 25c. Oregon City Enterprise $1.50 per year. All the news of the County. .CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of BARLOW. J. A. Hayd'-n died In the St. Vin cent's Hospital, Portland, February V.I, Where ho underwent an operation. Mr. llaydin was Ok years old and alone In the world, having no rela tives whom be knew of. He came to liarlow three years ago, purchasing the farm of Chas. Hildas, where he has since resided. The remains were brought to Canby Sunday, and. inter ment was in Zlon Oriieiery, .Monday. Mr. I'arrneriter went to Cortland Thursday to see Mr. Haydcn and found him so low that he remained with him until the last. Mrs. Shcppard was visiting rela tives in Oregon City last week. Miss liarlow came home with her when she returned. Frank Jesse and wife and Jim Jesse and two daughters, Alma and pearl, were visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs. W. W. Jesse over Sunday. Mrs. Wurfel and daughter Irene, were visiting in Portland laBt week. The Glee C'iub gave a party at the homo of Albert Hers on Valentin? night. About 20 wo,ro present and nil report a good time. Our primary teacher, Mis Dunn, In sick nml nehtvo Is closed In that room for two weeks. Wo liopo Minn Dunn will Ih nlilo to return to her school In that time. Mr. ninl Mrs. All'"' Smith. Evan gelists, aro hoMInt meetings hero. A room In tho olit hotel has boon tiled up, scuts unit a move have boon put In mill (heiv will ho services lit 3:30 mill I o'clock even- Sunday with Sun day school nt 2 p M Haitlo Irwin Ih inir for Mrs. Win. Hiiiior fir u couple of weeks. Tlu following ni'W'om 'f the 20th Century Grange wvro elected as dole- suit's lo tlio fount v irungo Couven Hon lo io holil In Oregon t'lly tho second Tuesday In March: V, & Tull. V. V. Jesse. Crsslo Shopparil, alternates. Uillo 1. It In. J. T. Mel vln. Aila Andnts. Miss Wlthey closed school Tuesday In honor of Washlus'on's Hlrt Inlay. TWILIGHT. F.voryono delighted ami huppy over I the i-hiiiige of the nnsm as good wea ther Is expected. Mr Wullaeo J. Mr-Cord, one of Twi light's prominent vou.tg men who la employed by tho Ti'l ;iiotio company, was hurt quite badly a few- days ago by fulling onto a barb wiiv fence. We will soon have new- neighbors. Mr. Hoops bus rental tho Fronk place and will move his : i tut I y to tliln l neighborhood In a few- days. Mr. Hoops Is a relative of C. K. Swlck. Miss Alice Hoy hi n Is milking an extended visit with her I'ucle, John Hovian, of Kelso, Wash. Miss lunette Snooss mid Curtis Dodd made a business trip to Port land last week tml purchased an organ for Twilight Hall. Mr. Storms has luvn visiting with his nephew, Heury Scheer, of this place. I. L ttoylan and M J Ijurello went to Oregon City last Monday to get the new organ. The same Is In the hall and Is pronounced by exports to bo a no Instrument. W. It. Snooks Is quite an automobile expert. He has pulled several ma chines out of the mud In front of his place of Into. We all look forward to a good time at Literary tomorrow night. D. L lioyliin Is chairman of the programme committee and Miss l.o. nette Snooks will edit tho paper Tho debaters will argue the advlsablllt v of capital punishment All are wel come to these meetings. A good many of our people will at Vnd the Grange at New Era tomor row. Tho mooting will bo open tor nil In the afternoon. President Lewis, of the Clackamas county Horticultural Society will deliver an address and also will State Dairy Inspector. M. S. Shrook The meeting will merit tho attendance of all. Mr Harvey, who recently purchased tho Ed Graves' place has moved Into the same Show your spirit and attend the "Llterarv" tomorrow night. Eastern Clackamas SANOV. Mrs. D. Verger ha lot a contract for clearing six acrei at $7(1 per acre The Sandy Land Company has let a contract for clearing and grading the principal streets In Sandy to ('has. Krebs. This will Ik- a great Improve ment to Sandy. The Gorman Lutheran church has purchased a three fool In dlatm-ter boll. A tower to the church will ho erected and when completed Sandy will have three handsome church buil dings, the bells of which will peal j forth good cheer to people for mlb-s I around. ! A man by name of Cully, working j for the Mt. Hood Railway Company, i on Bullrun attempted to cross over the river on a rait and was almost swept over the rapids by the swift i current and on returning home tho same day returned the same way be ing warned not to try It again. How ever he must have done so, as tin man has never been aeen since. Tru nin, and his coat were found several miles down tin- rivr and It Ib pre sumed tho man was frowned. Redln Russell, who had his head split open by an ax. was taken to St. Vincent Hospital, Portland, where hi ts resting easy. Jerry Frlel, of Iowa, arrived on Sunday. Hearing people , here com plaining alxiut awf-ii winter, he says l"t them go to n va where It Is ;io below zero then ,erhaps niossbacks would have a r-.iHoti to kick. Evedybody on S mdy Is happy to know that a mighty effort will at last be made to unnex this part of the country to Multnomah county. Everybody would be opposed to form ing a new county, but If It falls to be annexed to Multnomah then a new county will Ix- formed with San dy the county vat. (',. E. Hayes, ,,f Oregon City, was In Sandy on l.'i-lri'-ss. Vic Fosln-rg i'.u put In a complete line of shoes In i!i harness shop. E. Donahue n, awarded the mall carrying contract between Sandy anil Boring and Saudi- and Salmon. FIRWOOD. The Flrwond I'rogresslve AsHoeln "i notify the public iccessful In secur Institute again (his i . bold at Sandy, on 3d. Morning ses : ij afternoon nt 1. ,n Ih extended to lion is pleased that It has bee Ing the Farme-- year, which will i Thursday, Man ' slon begin" at ;. : A cordial Invlt.v all. If the com. i benefit to be d . inlty realized the ved by attending these mei-tlngH It slderablo to be ' derived from the I cannot, be -:t i run The F. C. A. lis meeting last Ha'e crowd was In at erable Ijtislii'- is In be a benefit ti) r J , . ould sacrifice con nent. The benefit ntltuto last Spring ' d. oi a very successful day night, a large ndance anil consid irisanted, which will 1 community. After interesting program the buslneuH an was rendered. The Alt. Hood Fruit Growers' Asso. elation meets at Sandy Saturday th' 2i;rh. ; TAKE THE HINT You can get the best that money can buy if you buy of our new stock of canned Table Fruits. They have the delicl- out, ripe flavor. at i HARRIS' GROCERY I I Oregon City. Mrs. tJ, M. Howo visited hor diiugh tor In I'orllninl lust week. MrH. IV It. Flag, of Vancouver, vis ited with Mr. nml Mis. K. 1). Hart over Sunday. It. V. Hart ninl family, of Portland, ounio. out In their nuin Saturday even lug to attend tho F. l A. Misses Kthol uiul Kulh Hart took nn active part In tho programme, which was appreciated hy nil. EAGLE CREEK. Wo aro having some nioro wintry weather again. After n two weeks vacation school again reopened Monday, February 21. Miss Muriel Crouch. I ho former touch er, having given up tho school, Miss Grace Mann, of Hlllshoro, bus taken charge. MIsh Muriel Crouch was tho guest of Mrs. Gibson last Friday. Will liouglas whs an Estacadn vis itor one day lust week. Mr. ami Mrs. Henry I'doll wore calling nt tho homo of James Gibson Sunday. Roy Douglas and Dick Gibson made a trip to Haiton on Monday. Mrs Victor Horg was tho guest of tiroshiliu friends tho first of tho week. InorviM In Yisld and How to Imprav Crops. The average yield of bay In the I'll I ted Slates from S1. to IS7U was l.'.'S Ions n-r acre. This lold was ex. ctiiliil but three times during (ho forty years from lSik" lo liSCi. The aver age yield for tho third (he year period, ending with 1vm. was I Jii Ions; (tint of (he seventh live year pcii.il was 1.:'ki tons, ami thai for the last tlve years was 1 47 Ions per acre The average j lold for the last period shows au liu reuse of (UP (on over that for (ho (lrs( 1ktI.hI and an Increase of O '.'l ton over the avcrago yield for forty years, w hich is 1 2i tons per ncro. Tho average yield per acre lu Iho (en leudlug llinolhy hay producing slates for forty years varies little from dial for (he enllro Cnlliil Slates There Is a alight difference during the ilrst V.v-r.--"1"! t: i' ttv . i u ' . j. f ' IVAIHSII MAY II T II AM). twenty-live years, when the yield was above that for the liillod Stalest Tho yield during tho Inst (ltii-u years was nearly (he sumo for both. The feeding value of hay Is often lowered when It Is slacked out III (he open. Considerable hay Is often en (Irely HiHilled so that It Is unlit for fcodlng. The amount of skilled ami damnged hay docds iihui the time the stuck stands and upon the niellnsl of slacking, lu Virginia a six to right ton stack of timothy hay, after It has gone through tho sweat, or. In three or four week, will have from .11") to tVHl poll in Is of dnmuged hay. Most of this will be on the top and only small fHirtlon ou the sides ntid the bottom. The market value of buy Is frequent ly lowered becuusu (his s(alucd hay Is worked Into the hales. It may happen that the spoiled hay will be no mora than a couple of hnndfuls, which amount Is really Insignificant, but the Inspector cannot tell how much the bale contains, so he Is forced to grade it one or two grades lower. This causes quite a loss to (hose who sell hay. In Iowa and surrounding slates considerable hay Is stacked ill the field, and the loss duo to stacking Is led thought to b enough lo warrant the building of a barn for hay only. The most Important thing lu deter mining the value of hay Is imlatalill lty, for If It Is not relished not enough will ! eaten to furnish much nour ishment to the animal. When buy Is exposed In the field loo long In the hot sun or Is subject to ruin Us pal ntablllty will be lessoned, which In turn lowers Its market and feeding value. Low grade hay Is not as, pal atable nor does It contain us inner? nourishment as the belter grades. In general there Is little If any prollt In growing and selling low grade hay, es hilly that made from the grasses, for the loss of fertilizing value or crop producing power of the land amounts Ui. la'i'I l- OOOO ANK HAD HTAf.'KS. to more than the net profit after the cost of curing, baling, etc.. Is deducted. The price of hay laud Is steadily ris ing ill the tame buy section, and lu order lo miiki; a fair prollt on Hie value of the laud it will be necessary for the grower to practice the best meth ods of culture, curing, billing ami Hell ing. Ilefore there can be any material change In the quality of hay sent to the market It will be necessary for farmers to learn the grades of buy, for it Is Impossible to grow choice buy If the producer does not know what constitutes this grade. Much of the heavy work in loading hay oaii be saved by using a hay loader. Take pains to stack well. Nolo the difference between tho stacks in Hie Illustration. Farm and I Garden IDEAS ABOUT HAY. Aurora and Northern Marion AURORA. Mr. and Mrs. p. Orlbblo from Crib ble 1'iali'lo worn 111 town on Friday. Kd Smith, who bus been al lending business college In I 'oi l land, had to return homo, having nn attack of rheumatism. Kvorott Conn was over from llullor vlllo Friday. 10 1 a Hurst was In town one iliiv last week. Glenn ('ill-others and A 9. Thomp son wore piiHsoiigei-M on tram No. 14 for Oregon City Fildny. Miss Mamie Hull took tin) evening l ruin for nervals l-'ililay. Kruilk Schwndor was appointed rural currier; I U. ItclHlitiiil sulmti luted on route .1 nt Annua today. Flunk Is tho happiest hoy In (own. Ilermilil Stullli wiih ill town Wednes day. Hay Fish was over from Needy one day lust week, Ed Voder, on mall route No. 2, sold out to A Thompson of Needy. Mr. Voder was on that route iiImiii! four years and gave good sutlsfactlou, J. Pliisus, i he hop buyer from Salem was in (own Vt eiinohiiiiy, Mr. and Mrs Goo. Will worn pas- songers for rortliuut Thursday. S. A Miller miitio it IiusIiiohr trip lo I'oi'tbuid Thursday. Mrs. Alice ltoih. who wits visiting with hor mother for a day or so, re turned to hor homo nt Canby, Thurs day. Mrs. Anna Heed made a visit lo Canby Thursday. 11 J Miller rolnrnoil from a visit In Portland Saturday. Glen I lot si made n business i rip lo Cauliy Saturday morning. John Kraus ciuno down on tho late train Friday evening in upend Satur day and Sunday with his parent. Mr and Mrs (lisv Krans. Christ .Imtuermaii sold his farm (o into guns and digit Mollch consisting of 1 on arros for $Siliiii. A F Will real citato man, making (ho ileal. Mr. and Mrs l-o Kckcrson, of Cum by, attended the diiuco at Aurora Sut urdav evening. Aliio Miller, who Is attending High school at Cortland, spout Suu.l.iy with his parents. Mr and Mrs Gee. Miller Sam Miller bought t horio-les Vur rlugo tho other day f Now P-r yohr spins John II Hurst, the oleolrlclsii. mu te u business (rip lo (iuibv Friday. Harry Garreti an. I Cul Wolfor re turned Friday evening from tho log ging camps of Washington. Charley N'oblelt was over from Nerdy Saturday. Chris tilosy was In town oil Satur day. t; Muoslso. the bop merchant, eiym- 1 1 1 (rum Cortland Saturday to visit wiih his sous over Sunday. Geo laden unit Chas Iriubsko wore down from Hubbard Saturday Mrs J W. Sadler made a visit to Cortland Saturday. Mis Henry L IP'tHs and son, lien rv went to Cortland Satnrdav II. Wool worth and Wm. Curdy were over from lluttervlllo lo nttelid Ma sonic U'tlgo Saturday evening John StanfTt-r In town Satur day Mrs Henry llerls nnd daughter wore In (own Su-urday. Win. Muster iho bmcher drove a few sheen through town Saturday Thev decided to mako u vUll up to Miihhlcr and Giibbl" Hop tltTlco. Tb' hop murltet being quiet th-y wont on I lia Temple. fv. --n. ry'irnu .-oilers. Initiated ln oaudlipites. riliout 40 members being prev ia After ltd llatlon an oyster suppc was served. Julius Snyder was In tovu Moiidav. Peter Haines, of Porlliti.l, former ly of Iiuitervlllo, toi III (ho dunce Saturday ulghl. A few of ih Aii'-i'.i girls !'sk the afternoon train for Oregon City, nnd returned on the lute (rain Sunday evening Mr and Mrs. F.llt.ll Ilr.lt of Port land, visited ill (ho homo of Chris Glesy over Sunday. It J. Welion and W. It. Hurst, of Hubbard, attended the dunce al Aurora Saturday. Itussell lllgglnbothom, Freddie Glesy nnd Fuy Carpenter bsik In the city Solidify. John Kruns returned to Salem Sun day evening. Miss Ruby Colo mid Ralph Preston made a visit to Portland Tuesday. Miss Klslo Itoek went to Oregon City Tuesday afternoon. Interest Is the greot incent ive oword sav infl money We pay Interest on savings accounts We pay 4 per cent Interest on Certificates of of Deposit t Safety Liberality Courtesy Is our motto Axirora, State IBank Aurora,, Oregon John Willi" made n (rip lo Canby Tuesday. J. (). Miller made A bllnlliess (rip to I'orllHiid Monday. Mis. N. 10. Colo sponi Monday In tho Rose t'lly. Miss Oiloltii Kraus, who Is tench lug school nt Sulein, spoilt Hitmdiiy nml Sunday with her parent. Mr, am) Mrs. (Joo. Kraus. ,MIi Florence Schemor and Mis (lltico KinmotI, of IlllUboro, worn the gnosis of her slslor, Mrs. Win. Hynn for a few days. Mr. and Mis. Ryun Entrtln. Mr. mid Mrs. Win. Uyan entertained a few of ihclr friends nt a card parly Thursday evening Tim evening was ciijoyubly spout lu Mils pastime and also a few selections worn rendered by Mrs. Vandelour oil I ho piano, fol lowed by a delicious repast. Tho gnosis wore Mr. and Mrs, A Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fells, Mr and Mrs I'. Kilter, Mr. nml Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Vandelour, Miss I'sullim Fells, Poi son Koarnos, Tom Kelts Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Puiilup re. colvod (ho first prlno, while Miss Paulino Foils and Mr. poison Itoumcs tho second, W. II. Scheurer entertained a few of 'his friends Friday evening Til City Push Club will have big 'meeting Hniurilay night, February 2(i i( iiuitervlllo In tho Grange Hull. Mr. mid Mrs. polph Crlssxil and sou, of Cortland, vlsllod wiih relatives over Saturday and Sunday Colo nml Julio Krauso wore up from Cortland to attend tho dance Satur day night. Homy Kraus made a bnln-'i tilp to tho capital clly one day lusi wot ij. Mrs Charles l.'ntner ami children Isold's Maccabees lnlgo of Untie left for Astoria, lo Join Mr Kutiior villo bad Installation UidlciT Cast Coiumnndor, Mrs, A K Foll'-in'ii, Ijldy Commiilldcr. Mrs A Johnson, UuIy I Jeiitenunl. Mrs F. Flviili. lady ho 'record keener. Mis I. Mnlhlew, finan cial auditor, Mrs II ICvans. sergeant, Mrs Chris Ives, ludv nt arms, Mrs N. Itoslch. sentinel. Mrs. Al McCullev, picket Knight. Mrs C. lleurlnger Sl Mueeiiboos Joined and wore Installed. A banquet was nerved Hot li stale comniumlers were present, Mis. Cor Res. of Cortland, and Mr Hherw.wil Mrs. Win. lty an noted ns lady nt arms. Tho lodge presented Mrs Al Fellers with a bountiful pin for her Interesi nml good work III (ho lodge Oj nee It Dig Success. The dancing party given by Ih" Aurora llnml on Saturday night was one of III" most micctsnfiil lUuiing pintles over given her". I'linby. Nw F.iu. Hallow. Hubbard ami fieri Port land was well represented Th" par tic given bv Hi" Aurora llund alwnvs are most on)oyabl" events, and are looked forward to with great pleasure by III- young people A full new barrel of Iho famoin Old .loo Gideon whiskey nml six rases of Martlui-l Imported brandy hav ar rived at the Now Aurora Hotel bar - ) - !,,, .,t ,,f yi. , boor alwun ou fBp j CHARLES TATE KILLED. Former Canemah Resident Meets Death at Newbtrg. K It Cimimt received a dispatch. I from Newberg Wednesday morning d th" effect tlmt Charles Talo, formerly of Ibis clly. had been killed In a saw. mill til tiiai place Mr Talo n slrurk by a l"g. nsd his dentil wns Install!. II" recently l"ft for Newborn wiih his family, after residing In this ell v for ninny years II" lenvee a wife nnd sit children. Ih" oldest be ing 10 years of ng" Tho ln-dy will be brought to this city todny by lH.nl. nnd the Interment will b" In tho Canomah cemetery Tho fiinrnl ser vice will bo under tho auspices of th Woodmen of tho World. Mr Tate was 35 yours of ugo ami rnrrled a policy of $-Jonn For ORCHARD 8PRAY boo Oregon CUv Commission Company. Haydon Will Probated. ' The will of the Into John .A Hay don bus been filed His nrst wish Is (hat after his death nil debts and funeral expenses should bo paid, and nil th" remaining properly ho hot nuoalhes to I). J. Pnriiionlnr, of Har low, who Is named lis executor. For CEMENT see Oregon City Com mission Company. Harness Shop Changes Hands. The harness shop of Alvin II Mlloy has been sold to J. V. P. Wesl.-ngard. who was for 20 years In Hint busi ness at Portland. Mr. Wesletignrd look possession last .Monday. Some Mine ngo h" sold his place lu Port land, with the Intention of retiring from business, and took a trip to F.nroM with his family, but h" wns not sailslled to remain Inuctlvo nftor having I n In "harness" so long a time. Mr. Mlloy will slay hero until April I when ho will go Into business with his father at Portland. IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW. What a Heap of Happiness It Would Brlnfj to Oregon City Homes, t Hard to do house work with an ach ing buck. firing you hours of misery at leis ure or at work. If women only know tho cuiisn that biickncho pains come from sick kid neys. 'Twould save much needless woo. Doiiii's Kidney pills euro sick kid neys. Many residents of this vicinity en dorse them. Mrs. II. M. Coon, N. Main SI.. Al bany, Ore,, says; "I used Dean's Kid ney Pills three years ago and (hoy gave me great relief from backache and other symptoms of kidney and bladder I rouble, The pain In my buck ceased and my condition Improved In every rospest. am glad to recom mend I loan's Kidney pills." For Sale by all dealers. Price r.O eeiilH. FdHtcr-Mllhurii Co., lluITalo N. V., sole agents, for the Fulled Stales. Remember the name lloan's and take no other. FERRY5 Z EZT lm To iTTow t !m fin- . in out ItiM'iuim vfirptnHf. piniii tho lHnt ewn-ila. yttrry'u HotU nm nit Itonum moy mviTtiiil In r Iniii fir timllly. llm hfit fr nriloii- rrn ami Tinner (vry wIkto , kii'iw l' crry (nfii to in iho liltrlii'flt Rtatidttril of qimlliy yoi nuftififtu. i'ur kiue every wham. FERRY'S 1910 Seed Anotul . 1 Hrwion rwiitt 0. M. FERRY I CO., CTlOfT, MfCN.