Oregon City enterprise., July 15, 1910, Image 1

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NTEEHPiSSE
tf-i t-r W -
Haa your tubtcrlptlon 4
plredf Look at th label.
You ahould not mlaa any
of our now number.
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Tho Enltrprli It tha
only Clckma County
Nowi)jcr (hit prlnti
ill of tli new of till! 4'
.growing County.
Ml' "M OM-f "
WON CITY, OUWJOX, I'KIHA v', .ICLV 1:,, If
FORTY TOURTH YEAR NO. 28.
OKI
ESTABLISHED 1868
MO. y
o
REPUBLICANS
IN ASSEMBLY
TWO HUNDRfC CLACKAMAS MEN
TO I LECT Ho DELEGATES
TO STATE AS8EMDLY.
TICKET IS IMPROBABLE
Several PreclntU Send Anti Atiembly
Delcyutee Candidates lor Joint
Senator and Hcproeontetlve
May Ue Recommended.
II. (.ul. Hi nun nf Cliickmiiiiii Couiily
will unci In this illy in 10 uclocK
in vi ruiiuriluy iiuh iiIhk In hold mi
iiMinhly li'l llii' puipine t t'lccl
U.fi (iU ueii-guti-ii m III"' HUH" Aiwelil
lil), nlilrli will l luiil III I'oillnnd
lu rcnlutliill under which tho mull'
I) null ill Colllllltllio ill. I. Ii, llll lib.
'inlily 1 1 1 1 v I I - liuil ' iiui'li other
Iiii lini.1, mi inuv nnuhiily nml piop
fill riMlir lii'lillf llll- ii'l tllllin" niuy
l, ll.llli.urli -il. Illul, llll" I" tuK'il Hi! Il'l:
linlii ki ton ilia II ii m.ijiiilty n( Hi":
llclefcllU'll ) Ml I III plllic II I'Ollllly j
tii-i fi III (he II' 111. Hi'') lire clothed,
wlin lull power nml niilmrily in doj
on.
'I Ii" npl'in 1 liHnin'iil rnlU liir 230 !
ill l C.'ll''3, 'H' i" I'l'l'.'' Ii""' cudi j
I ii . iiu I uml "'I '' for ' Vi'i')' IS vuti'Hj
i r inn) H It in'' '.i.ii nml fni' Ii"' 'l ull I
iiM li.m l:i lln' election n IUi'S, but I
llii'ii' ll ihi.I'.iIiI) li.il be iiii'ic Hum
.nil ilili iili-ii pi cent In llin nullity
II .nl-llllll), ll III WVl'lllf ptlM'llU'tn
lin n' wi n- no ili li'i;iti'' i rui. No:
n liiiin lime In-' n m'itIviiI from!
I'd .Mint IIUI prnliict, lli. Iiu' liolli ii.
In riiiimillli I'liiuli linker wiu relumed j
iniil 'Mu n , to tf.iicliuy ( link. II j
T. Mciun, ill-' ninuilll' iiimn ul Urn-.
l,.. Mini un.ilili' lo it.-i-'He ciiiiukIi Hi
li'l.al nunlng Hit' Voters lo Imlil U
pui-llut jiiluuiy, liinl IIh'Ip win. no1
meeting in SiiiiiK''r. I'l tlii pre-j
elm in n iirr nml .Maple uiuc no
id l Kudu t i lio i n Milmilny. luil
In. lit - r. haw- In . Ii I nin il (or pillim-
lir III li .lll in'i lli U Hiilllr llllil' llll" ;
Mill., I
lt pun li;i ri ii lii'l tin' Kiil'T-l
in in' rri'in 'J 1 1 i'f ill" ii (! I in-1 k In
I 'im ;.,ii'iu I'li'.IIiU llllil ('Irmly llllil I
c.iii' liinl tin- M-iitlim-iil III fuvor nf
. 'il i-IIHK 5.1 lid. (Olteit III Iiu' Ntule
Aui'iulily l I" ii iiuiJoiHy. i'k'I
lillliT liiuiil I'"' il' li'K-il'-ii ilo mil Ml
l a. In lavnr i'l" '!' Hull if a cmin-1
I) iliKil to nvi'iiim'-iiil to Hi" viitir
Ih" Hil-i:il-r iiiliunrU't.
'I lii'rn nrf a iiuiiilM'r uf rniiilliliitvn I
lur iiIIIib hn hnvi' tin il"ln' lo cnli-r j
tlx- iiuM'inlily. liny hmo Ih'U wnrk-i
ii'K ul "i: iiifti" "in Iiih'h, mill tuUt'
II..- iiiuiuii iliiil Cl.ii kniii.iH kIiiiiiM j
nliiy mil nf Hi" luiu-nilily, o fur im 11
nullity llrKrt l cinii'i riii'il. ulilll i
Ttti-K- uf il'rKat ho fiivor a I
Sllll" Annl'llltlU Wll II'" lllltllKl'lllltll' j
in n Ciuinty ASHriuiiiy. llii'y urmi"
t till f til" VIlllMK llll Hot llll VI' llll up-
IHiiliinlly to lin't'l til" rillnll'liiI'M for
Slut" iifflrm M'lounll.v, till 111" "
n'liilily n'roiiiini'iiiliitloii wiuilil rnrry
minii Mi lclil. Tin'"" n'ii" pi'opli' Buy
Hint the niiiilliliiln fur a rmnily olllr"
Iniu fvi'ry npporiiinlly to tin' Kti'iit
inii'.n nf tin- vuli'in uml thi'ri'fori' ii
iiiiiulv ii-.iMiililv In lllHirrnfuiiiy .
II in 1'iiiinMrri'i! llliily Unit till'
i i'iiiiiy n:i' 1'inl'ly will 1 1 niiiiii'iul
' 'lurliiiiiiiiH Cniii.ly'K lavtiilU'H for tli
pohlllnii nf Joint Hriiiitnr ft II Ii Mult
nnimtli, ('. fi. llillllli'V him for muni'
iiioiiiIih lu'i'ii ui'iiili'iii'it ii k llin llld'ly
niuillil.itK for ihii pnlilnii, nml ilur
liiK I hi liinl frvv iIiiih (). V. IC.iHlhiini
lliiH I n art I vi' In pioinotlliK It I M own
rmiiliiliii'.v. K. W. IliirtU'lt, of Kln
i.nla, Ik Hio only mull who him li.rn
lli'llllnlll'll III Clllllll'l'ttllll Willi llll'
u o ii 1 1 ii n t I'm lur Joint I'l'iiii'Kt'iiinilvo
w llll .liilUHiira!i It Ik Uf "iiiiii'iI that
tlili yi'iir Miiltiioiniih County will i-oii
Hi nt In kIv" CliirliiiuiiiN liotll tin' Mrii'
i.ir mnl ri'pri'ii'iitutlvi', nml the ini'ii
'lllll ll I'V till' ('llll'KllllllIK Couiily im
HI Mlllly Will III' 111" fllVOI'I'il OIII'N II
hiii lici'ii uiiiliiiiluuil Unit Mr. Hunt
li'y niiilil hnvi' Ihi' ri'niiniiii'iiiliillon
Im- Jiilul m irilnr If Im wmili'il II.
CiiiihIiIi'ImIiIi. Inli'iUHt will tulli'll III
in ft ii y pii'i'liutM hy lli'piililliiiin. ai thti
lU'liiiurli'H.
In I'liiiipliiri' Ciipnilti J. T. AppiT-
nil. iilin of til" llli'Hl pioinlnrilt ltt
I h 1 1 1 M i'ii il In tin' Hint", ii I'i'Ki'liI of 111"
Dii'Kim Aki li'iillimil Colh'Ki', nml h
fiiniiiT ullirlnl nf till' I'lilli'd Stiitra
I iiinl Olllr". wiih Ih" victim of n Bluln,
!'i wiirt W. W. Sllll t ti. pri'Hlilt'iit of
ih" rnilipliu'o Ui'puhlli'iin ('lull. Holli
im' iiiiiii'inhly men nml Hliihviut Hn
iiiiIi'iiiih, hut I lii'V iii'Kli'iii'il to Kiiiiiil
II K ' i II Hi Ml" lllllclllll", lltlll CllUI'll'K
Uvi'sny, rouil linH for tin- prnclnct of
Ahi'i ni lliy, In whli'li I'm' Uplitco Ih o
inti'il, crowili'd Iho pilniiiilcH with n
Inl of mi'ii who witi' worliltiK on the
1'ninln mnl I'li'dml ii compli'l" mil I
iiiHi'inhly tlilii'l. Two of Hi" Niw
-"in ih'li'Cnli.'H iirii iipiK.m'il to tho lid
Ki'inhly hlra, iiIMidiikIi oil" of tlinin,
II. .McAi thin', tlm pii'rlnct rommitli'K
ninn, linn vvliloiilly liinl ii I'linnn" of
lii'i'i t hIikt (hn ninnlliiK of tho county
iiiitnil riiniinllliM', whi'i'o lin volcil
for the (IIIihoii resolution lo Imlil n
couiily IIHHOIllllly.
At CliirkiiiniiH .1. A. Tnllii'i't mid
Kinnl; Tnllii'i't inn In tho iIi'IckhIIoii
tluil In iikiiIiimI nil iiHHcinhly. The for-
llll'l' WIIH II IllI'llllllT of tllll ll'KlHllltlll'O
of liinl. Tho llcnvcr Crock ilclcun
tlon Ih hiiIII on I he rtHHcinlily rock,
nml Iho votoi'H ItmtnicliMl the ilclcun
llnll, hy n vote of 12 lo 7, to oppoHo
the iliui for which I lie iiHHcmlily Ih
fulled, for tlin election of 55 ileleRnUiH
lo the Hlntn AHsenilily.
At Oregon City, which Iiiih ,11 voIch
In I Ii ii three preclnclH, WeHt Orocon
Cltv, lliiiiiiiiny, KhIiu'ImIii, llorliiR,
HiiKle Creek, (llnilHlniio, Mllwiinkeo,
Ciinhy find Ncaily, tho tleloKiitcs nro
piiiciicnlly iiiiiiiihniuiH In favor of tho
ini'enihly lileii. filiiilmone Iiiih In
Htiiicloil It H (leleKiiteH to favor tho
nomination of n county ticket. In
MlUniikee n roHolulloii .couilemnliiK
1 ho luscmhly fulled lo pnaH, mill tho
voteiH mloplod a compi'ynilHP reH0:
(Continued onpii(;o 4.)
ICHAUTAUQUA
DRAWS MANY
"TENTED CITY" ALIVE WITH
CAMPS AND RECORDS
ARE BROKEN.
WEATHER JUST SUPERB
Fermeie' Dy and E Governor Folk
Scheduled for July 21 Old Ffl
vorltee end New Facet.
Ncti'i' niiilil I'lilidltloim luive Inell
linn" nilHpli'loiiii Ihiiii Ihnn" llllil'T
whlrli Hi'' lTlli mintltll Hi'Hiilnli of the
W'lllu iiii't 1 1 Viill y Clniiitiiuiiuu Am
Hiiniiiy upi'iii'ii TuiHiliiy. I'l'ifurt
i . ii I, in , w llll ii ilm lili'O relief from
the KUilteiliiK hint of .Moiiilny mnl
Huintii). IiioukIiI to (iliulntiiiiii I'm k
I lie lm Kinl Hiiniilt I Iiii I Iiiih ever II"
n -uilili i hem on the rnt iluy of (hn
i.nni The iiiiim l-r of Ii iiIh nml
i lin, pi In Iiiih Inol.en nil prevluuH lee
uhIk. Th" pink In mini' truly u
"lei. Oil city" lliull lit liny (line III lt
Im im y, mnl tin- mii. i'i H uml Ih" V.
U . C. A. ii-IU nli-nni-ii in ii iluluit n
(lnlvliiK IiimIih IIi IkIiI kiiiihIiIiii',
ti'inpi'ii il with i-iHilliiK liii'iv.eH, iiiiiki H
I'M- i;ini iiiiioiik Hi" tieiH really
S.l.-.i 1
Wiieii tie U'i'i urn opi'iieil lliero
Wi re more people on the rimllttH lliull
wine HKlHli'ii'il oil Hi" li l r ii I il (4 i.f
Hn hi roud ilny I.ihI yeur. Ti va'it
.I'iilllnl llllil, II lllIKe llllll'llllk'. t.-iMi-
lully ilei oruti'il nllli tlr hiuiKliH. w an
niiiilniliilily lllli'il when J. II. Acker
lnu'i, Hie new pn-:.i"lil nf Cliuiituil'
iiiii, lii'iiiuiiil the pliilliuiu ir llin
iix-ii I ii iuMii'h-.. follow In-; the Iiimi
cut on hy llev. T. 1' liowen, rector
of St. I'uuI'h Kpli i npul Cliun li of lire
K'iii ( Hy. Mr. Ai'kerimin Ih nol new
Hi ('liiiiitiiuiiuu hit hn. II Ih (he K"1-
i ml Impi 1'i.nluii Hint lie Ih ii worthy
niirei'kMir lo Cimi;reH-.iiuiii Haw ley,!
fur in ii ti ' yiiini prenlilent of the II-
InineUe Valley AHu'inlily. lie linn
u fii'i.l of nin riliili h to lit nliii"-! any ;
,Orllilile on ilhtiill, mill he Willi KtVI-ll j
ii rur.llu) Kiei-HiiK.
1'reilileiit V. Kerrln, of I'acltiei
I'llUerullV, milile Hie rcpiinno. lie
.:t In n huppy uiooil ami coinplli-ietit'
t il ti e I'uiinl uiipiii In linvlni! Hneli n
miiti ii Mr Arl ei ihiiii uh ItH In inl. Ho
ri'leneil ein i Inlly to (he e.-ine In
w lili li the piexl'leut- linen Hie hnitorn
nml fuinilti h In nltlrlul iliillea. The
riieiniiw tiiilliui Srliim) I In ml, old fa
vorite nl (lliotiilone I'uik, lenileieil a
eli ri Inn, mnl then rami' the nn
iiiitim-emeiii of I In Hiiminer hcIhhiI ami
the orKitnli'.iitlon of cIiihhch.
It It imt nn.-ii (hat liny ('liiiiitmiiiia
Iiiih h'icIi n coi pa of Ihhi riirlurn iih will
illiect Ihe cln m--i-k thin year at Cliul
Htuue I'nik. Tin' YouiiK Woman'H
('III Ih I lull ANHoi'lallon, with MIsh
i'l .ini'i-H (int:e at Hh head, Iiiih charK"
o the ilumcHilc Hileliie ami leather
i iafi. The Inlf. r HiihJect Ih ululer tho
Imiueillatti mipervlHloii uf MIhh Clara
liolilliiuu, who Ih ii Kinilniite uf until
the lliiHiini mid Clili'ui'ii SihoolH uf
A itH mnl 1'iiilln. .MIhh Olive lloHton,
nf the lloHtoll Kc liiiul uf DoineHlIc S-u'l-ete
e, Iiiih clinrite nf the ilnme-lli- nrl-t-iice
mnl piiiiilinl roukliiK. TIiIh
i'Iiihh Iiiih liiHtrili l lull ut ! n'rliH'k ev
ei y mornlnu. with tho leather craft
rPin.-1-ii mi hour later.
A. M. (irllley, pliVHlcnl illrector in"
Hie l oillaml V. M. C. A., Ih nKnln
In i-li.HK'- of the athletics, MIhh Ijiii
din Iiiih (he klmlei'Kiirten and .Mm.
Aiilni W. CIlli'Hple, of tile (illlesple
School of repression, Ih illn'itin-! the
claneH In elocullon. The Kimllnh lit
eialme work Is In chai r." of I'rofi'MKor
HeiTlitold, of Ihe OrcKun Aurlculturnl
C'llleiie. Il villi; M. (ilen, lilUHlcal ill
rector of the I'nlverHlly of Oregon,
will li ncll the musical cIuhmhh from S
to II every morning. In tho nftenioun
nt ::'M o'cloik the Visiting Niiihch'
i ii'lnllon will I'unilui't dlsciiMShiiiH
on the varhuiH prohlenis of the lamily.
Tliiri ih piaclical work mid may rival
the luiil Kiiiues, wlilcli come at the.
inline liuiir, In popiilmity.
1-iilliiwliiK' the hand concert Monday
into; 'ilium Mrs. Anna White Si II) mini,
of rorllmid, kuvc a iviiiIIiik, palhetlc
In clia lacier, mid the llisl lecture of
litp Hi'i.nlon, "Aim I'Icii'h HerlliiKO uml
ItcpniiHllilllty," waa kIvoii hy Dr.
Weiilwnilh I''. Stewnii, who ciiIIk Do
t ion ii 1 h home, HiniiKli Im Ih Havellni;
(-ii miiiitliH In llin year.
UiiiiiiIiik llii'oiiKh lr. Sti'wnn'a ills
Conine was the thread (lint we nro
tending too iniicli toward tliu luxiiii
oiiH. He I'eKiiids this iih (lie peril of
tlie pivni'iil lime. The speaker held
lip Tlieoilore Itoosevell as a shiuhiK
c.iin:ple of Htalemiianshlp. -
"We may not nyuve with eveiylhliiK
Ii.: says ami docs." said the lecturer,
"hut liiieK of It all we must inlinliv
Hie vIkoidiis iiiiiii."
Tlie llisl hnseliall unni" of the ki's"
slon Imllcales it hard hU'iikkIu for the
championship. The lloueymau llaril-vai-e
Company lenin won over tliu
Chemawa 1 ml 111 11 School iikhi'i'KiiI Inn
hy a Heme of ! to 4.
Irvlnn M. (lien was Hie slur of
Tuesday nlnlit's promam. He unvo
a lectine iecltal. Tenn.VHon's "Maud"
yvns Ihe theme, and the lCimene hull
tone w'iih In pIcuhIiik voice. Ills in
terpretation was unusually llnt. l'ro
fi'siior (ilen will ho heard ninny llmos
on the Chiiiiliiuipiii platform ditiltiK
the scHslon.
Uoss Crane, a versntllo youii(r mull,
whoso company Includes his canvas
ses, crayons, iiiodelliiyr hoard, cluy
and piano, to say liolhliif; of Ills plieuo
stool, was on the grounds Tuesday
afternoon, w'ltli his father, who came
nil Ilm way from Honolulu In meet
Ills talented sun. Crane will apcur on
tltn pint form two cvenlnga, July 1(1 nml
n.
U was tiniiniinerd Mint tho Oregon
Stale CongreSH of Motjem will con
duct ft nursery for children of nil
iiki'H during pnrh iiftornnon nt the
Kindergarten building. This will be
a lioon to ninny motherB..
(Continued on pnrce 4.)
REBEKAI1 LODGE IS
INSTITUTED AT SANDY
DEPUTY GRAND 0FFICER3 FROM
ORECON CITY CONDUCT
THE CEREMONIES.
The deputy Kiiiiul oltlceiH nf Wllltt-j
inel te Hi'ln-k.ill lnlge. No. 2, of Ore-1
Knit City, went out lo Handy uud I"-1
Htliiiteil a loilue at that place Hutur-!
day lilmit, and u iiiohi elijoyahlu time
win liinl oil llin trip. Th" I It Ml 1 1 tit 1 ti k
oIIii-'-ih went lo lloiing nn electric car
ami fioui Hicie to Kniidy hy aiiiKC
The iiii iii In-1 n of (he hiiIhii illnnie
ImlK" Nerved a hmiiii't Hint wdll nut
iinll he fill KOI tell hy llli'lr gllCHI H. j
'Ihe work and limiipieilug hmti-il until
.1 o i liH'k A M Some of the ladles
left Handy for Oreriui C 'It y oil tho (i
o'clock Hi ll'.'', Willie othel'H relllllllieil
at Hnndy mid Hpenl Kumlay In (he '
ytnve, li'iuliiK by still!" ill the even-
In.:.
The lode,, wiis niKanlei with a
men.henihlp of and Hi" charter
lin lnlii is lire Mrs. Maiy H. Melniif,
nnlile urniid; Mis Amy l Minimi,
(li e Kiiiinl; Mrs. l'iia imiiahue, sec-1
let irv; Mrs, lllaiu he U. Shelly, ireiis
linr; Paul Mi'liilc, rlrhl Huppnrler nf
in.lile rnmd; I'eicy Sliellv. left Hup-
Iini'irof noble urmid; K. K. I nut 'iik-,
rlnlit Kiippnrii r of vice Kiaml; Wlllian
Mlrmid. left niiiporler of vice Kiand,
MI:ih Kciiiiel, chailnln ; Mis. Mnioiiey,
warden: Mrs. Mnxlev, rondiictnE; Mr
ltoi;er, Inside Kiiiirdlnn : if V. TIhiiiiiih,
nun hie liuiiritlmi; Mr Klnck, Mr U'ld- (he lc cnnler's nllH'" fr the past brick and when completed will be tlnjI xhmi will everie given again subscrlptious and tnese only win any
dahii.eh. Cenri'e M'iriiney, .InM'ph fr yenra and Is r'-carde'l by bis "' of rhe most attractive bulldli.fis (1.,ring ,ae contest. Work, now, and. """8- " yur "an'e doesn't appear
I ninidry, Kruiil. I'attersoii. William mmiy friends as esK-clally adapted In 'he city. uj j-our frenda, while the bonus is ; h-- " ' because you have not seul
rittiiiaii. F. II. Mormin, Frank Mi-; ,ui sklllid III the Hue of work re-' The old William Tell house Is be-!KiJ bi,, ot cours, (( you get ulore ; la any subscriptions the pa. week.
Ciifln. : ipilred bv Hie nlllce which he seeks. ' Ii'K torn down to make room for a 1 iuan thirty, we will give a still bigger! S 8 u"s' alld kt'eP bus-v' not ne"
The iiltlrrn who went from (his fr- willliiins Ik a mau who Is not . brick structure lo be built by tho i,omj8 I ces.-aiily putting in a lot of time, but
cltv wire Iilsirlit Diniity I'nuldeni nfrald lo work, and Is always found Cambrlntis I'.rewlng Company, of; Tw0 an,i fiVe-vtar payments and i making your spare moments count
. . ...... .. .... .... .. . . .. .' .. tl . I t . ..! . Un.l l,uln
v,m, leuiniie Mri'ii. iiisirni iiepiiiy;nt ,H ,,,Ht f amy ire Ki-eonier a
(Ir.ind Mnrlm! Mrs. l-eti'irn Cooke.
Ill.Htlcl lleintiv Meeielary Mrs llachel
ncripiiire, ii'hirirt
Mf. Miy Wnlilrnti
Iienuiy rrilcn,i.
Other members
of the order were Mrs. W. If (biilfn y
Mrs S S. Waller. Mrs. .1. K. Morris.
VJth .li.lin FalnlniR-h. Mrs. F. A.
Mllci, Mrs 1; W. Churc'i. MUs Anna
Wllelmrt, Miss Ma.le Scott. Miss Kffle
Cotikllii
SWIFT DENIES HE
SOLD HOLDINGS
RAILWAY PROMOTER OPTIMISTIC ,
AD SAYS MOLALLA LINE i
WILL BE BUILT.
Oilier in a (ieiilnl by F. M' Swift
if the ii'is'it Hint he has sold out
HIS 11 , II KH HI HO I III 111 IlillllS flllllll -
cru Railway. i... Unit lie Is still work -
il,R 01. the pi-o.,isinoii. (here are no
..." .. ..... ... ..... .. ... .1 . ,.1..,,.. .....
m w iioeii'iiiiieinn in im- ..luiiiiiu inn-
road slliiat 1,.,.. Mr Swift was In ihe:
city laid week fur o few hours. He
Is cxi it-nit-1 v reticent rcKnrdtiiK tne!
propositi. iti, but appears opilinlMlr
over the eventual result. ;
Farmers 1 1 v In k nlmii; the route of!
(he promised Hue, liov.eveT, me Bet
tlnj; exlreinely iMipmlciit over the de
lay In stnitim? actual construction,
nml are Inclined to doubt the Rood '
faith of Mr. Swift, but Hie latter '
points out that he has been workl'i.'
stciidlly in the plan fir more thin I
two yearn and has ir.iod prospects ofj
micci ss. He states that on no mil-1
rend now biilldlni; In OreKon was con-1
sti'iiiilon coniincnced within three I
years from the time the Initial an-!
nnuncetueiit was made.
INSANE OVER THE FLAG.
Herman Wallher, la Rational
Every Other Subject.
Herman Walther, an Insane num.
wan fiuiti.l near Wllhiinctlo Wednes-
dav afternoon, mid was brought lo'of Mr. Ilowen's successor at Oregon
this cltv by Deputy Sheriff linker and
Offlccr F A. Miles. Wallher. who
Inliiis he has walked the entire dis
tance from Ailr.ona, arrived In Wil
lamette, coming from Portland by
way of Oswego. He is rational on
other subjects but the American
ling, lie will he examined as to his
snnltv and will probably be taken to
the Insane asylum. The iiiiiii is about
4fi
ears of age.
Mulvey First to Pile.
William U Mulvey. n candidate fur
the Itepubllcnti nomination for county
clerk, Is the first ninil li Me- Ills Pe
tition. His original declaration was
filed July R. Mr. Mulvey, who Is the
present deputy clerk, promises nn
economical iidmlnlstrnlloii mid rnur
tisms treatment to all.
JUDGING BLOODED
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CANDIDATE FOR RECORDER.
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l.loyd K. AMIIIania. known to im-,
inernus resldenls of I lai kamas oun-,
y ni the iiccoiiiiniMlntlliK mill elllclellt
(,,.1)llly , HH'irder's nlllce,!
, ,, ,,',, ,, j
f""''1" "' ( ,a,k-1
miHiH Couiily that he IlKeiids (o be a ,
candidate, for the Humiliation of-
(,..., v 11,.,.,,1-der on Hi" Iteiiubllcaii
, , i
H.-l.et at .he Seplemlsr primaries.
Mr. linuiiiH a ihhii in ur.rBi.ii unu , The work on the brick building of.
waa railed on a farm located where ; Stevens & Andresen on Main street,!
;,;in. nda now ntnnds, and has been'1" tuishltii; alonif at a rapid rate. The:
I.I...., ..I M.w.L c miiw C..M..IV f,,r
marly ::u years. He 1
f
years or
line. II'' has served t chief deputy ,
nlllce. Ills announcement will be
plmsllig Ik his many friends
It has
recorded as a cenaliity that
K. 0i, lu,ke the race for Recorder .
fur some time, and r;l wide acquaint-
mice ihroiiuhout , the whole county
uuikcs him a strong factor and gives
III m excellent chances of s-iccess.
EXAMS FOR CIVIL SERVICE.
Federal Job Hunters Have Chunce for
Government Berths.
Postmaster T. P. RindHll has re
celvid l-ot lllfiitlon t'akt civil service
'a'iil:iatlins will be held hero upon
dates to be determined lor positions
in the classified service of the gov
ernment. On the first day of July
this year fie eleventh civil Bervlce
district was renrganl.il, with bead
limrters nt penttW. ExamlnBtlons
for various position will be held an
nually nt Oregon City, The noilllcn-
fl.,11 l,i l, .nlMtal.tr !l:,fi,lli11 Bliili.H th'tt
-.,.. I.,l.,r..cl...l In l.',l..,.l ,1.11 tt..r -
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i vice -"-..ten. In the State of Oregon I
! nhonid address (be dfstrlct secretary I
.1 c.,,.,, i i ,. i,i:irn.i
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Hon blanks be givn otit until the dale;
; of the examination Ii announced
EPISCOPAL RECTOR
GOES TO SELLWOOD
REV. T. F. BOWEN ACCEPTS CALL
AND WILL LEAVE IN
SEPTEMBER.
i llev 'P P Hnu-en
for nearly two
years p ist rector of St. Paul's Epbco -
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! i:1 Chmrn of tills nty, nas anno'inrtM
.. ,.ti l; i,r,o
nil H(M I'l . IH t n tun in 01. jviiu o
Church, at Pell wood. He will tnke
charge of his new parish work not
later than September 1 next. The
vestrv of St. Paul's has been notified
tmliiy and will prolmbly take Itume-
dhite uctlon looking to the selection:
Cltv.
Mr. ltowen rn'iie to Oregon City
from Pes Moines In , being recom -
nieiidrd bv Archdeacon Williams, for -
merlv rector of St. Paul s. During
his iiicuir.bencv a chapter of the
ltrotherhiHiil or St. Andrews tins been
organized, nml there has been a
growth In tho financial resources of;
I the parlsb. I
"I believe the etiponiltlltles are'
creator In Sellwood In church work
than In Oregon City," said Mr. Howen.
"My work here has been very pleas
'int. One-third of the present num
ber of cotiininnlemils hnve been added
to tho church diirimr my rectorship.
and two-thirds of the Sunday school
scholars.
The number of bmitlsms
during the lust three venrs ennuis the1 been Installed, and everything got
niimber lmptised during tho preceding1 ten In readiness for the opening of
12 yenrs."
HORSES AT T.HE CLACKAMAS COUNTY FAIR GR OUNDS.
BRISK BUILDING
i BOOM IS IN CITY
MANY RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS
HOUSES ARE UNDER
CONSTRUCTION.
j I'eier II. Rmitli In building a inod-
ern house nt Caiiemuli. and when com
' pleted will be one of (be inost up-lo-
dale at that place. 'I he residence will
have hi-ven roouiH, with bath and
) full basement, and will coat about
! $1.2011.
A collage Ih being built on the Ap
' pei huh properly on Ninth and Wash
. Iimton streets, by K. (Jottberg. Sev-
i-rnl other collagen will lie built noon
! mi the lots adjoining. The land was
InTu'a' AtSK,
deiice.
Iir. lc has the workmen on his i
.,..,,.,,. ., (.,..r ,r(.,.t ur,.arlne!
the Kround for the basement of his
bimnalnw he Is to build this summer.!
r The cotlai;e belnK erected by Jamen ;
Koake on hleventh and WashtiiKton.
stree,, is beln pushed alonK very!
rn!,,y. j
The three handsome residences of,
r'rank ltus'.:!i on Twelfth and Main i
hi reel a are completed, and are up-to-,
(lii.oii(;ti(im' .
. !h.,.. H,., u-lll h',t-a Ttirctc urvo
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Minn rofiTri while ihe mi-lillil HtorV
. . . .
u.iii i, ,.m,.c, nuunii The front of'
the bulIdlliK will lie of white presned-
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i '"y.nin. ,
walks nro now peini; laid an.ni?
Fb'ventli stre. t and will soon be com-1
"'"ten irorn .vain to .iiauison street
Th" anpro-ich to this street is belne:
improved ny tne contractors, .nonaii
I'arl;er to the river, and is about
complete. Piles have been driven
it"-n wnicn me lumiorm stnnus.
Several rcldences and business ,
hoit-s are underRPlnB rennlrs. which;
GUY W. COIJILLARD'S
INJURIES ARE FATAL
DISLOCATION OF SPINE FROM !
FALL CAUSES DEATH OF
A LINEMAN.
Guy W. CYuilhird, who was Injured
'0" -MIU'CII II. 11V lulling IIOUI a
i tele-
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. Tt
dflc re.ephone & Te legraph Com-
'any In Pottiai.d. causing a disloca-
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l. of the M i.,-, died at the family
I home, 231 Clay street, Wednesday
i moiTiiiiK at In o'clock. The funeral
1 services will be held from the llapt
j 1st rhurch this morning at 10 o'clock,
llev. S. A. Hayworth, oiliciatlng.
The Interment will be In the family
pli.t in Mountain View cemetery.
. Guy Ciu!ll:trd was born in Min
: neaK'lls, M.i'in., SepiemU'r 9. 1STG,
:i"d was tile s ui of Mr. and Mrs. A.
H. Co'.iillard. the latter having died
i;ne time ag ). He cam? l Oregon,
: several ye. rs ago. and on September
!. IM, he married Miss Minnie,
i iaiylcs, of this city.
' After their marriage they left for
.North yiikin-.a. v ami., wuere uiey
1 resided until one year aga. when they
t . KI.. ,.ltx- Utl.t cupontlv
n uni'vu i m. ...w.,
, iimvi'il in Ptirtlnnd.
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' Ilesides his wife, the deceived
leaves a father, A. H. Couillard, of
' .Minneapolis.
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GRAND JURY IN SESSION.
! Helvey Murder. Case Is Under Inves-
i ligation.
S
' The Clackamas County Grand Jury
i Is asaln in session, having been
called this morning by Circuit Judge
! Campbell. There nre a number of
criminal cases undfr' Investigating
chief nmong (hem being that of Cur-
Us h,. Helvey. wiio munierea George
Smith, nt Cams, last week'. Helvey
hops "in "euy me : un. urn ma
plea will be self defense. There was
no witness to (he tragedy. Other
minor crimes will be investigated ,y
the grand jury.
Furniture Is Installed.
The furniture for the lunch-room
1 of the Iirsen ft Company's store has
ni'M cc:v.
ENTER NOW AND
WIN A PRIZE
INTERESTING WORK WITH MAGNIFICENT REWARD FOR
THE SLIGHT TIME AND EFFORT REQUIRED
BIG BONUS WEEK
ALL HAVE AN
Territory Is So Divided That All
Share in the AwardsGet Busy at Once
-fr 't
"BIG B0NU8" WEEK.
To each and every contentant who has turned in twenty yearly
subscription by 9 a. in., Saturday. July 2.'!rd, we will give a bis
bonus of 400,i)i"J votes; for thirty, 730,01)0 votes. Out-of-town con
lesianu must mall their last subscription by 9 a. in.. July 23rd, In
envelojK; bearing the post mark of your lw.ai po.'t-ollice as having
been mailed July 2::rd, to count.
4' -i.- .
ti,;. u "iiir. unvrs" week. To'
..... ... H...ri. i n
iijwi..aiaii in ii wiiv ill T.uiiick l
1.1.. ......
i.m;, am iiiif a uife&ct uuuua
u,r ivinty or thirty yearly subscrhi-i
'hilf - ycar payments may be figured in'""" 8ei"B J""i i" "c'i'-
; uiai,IE u the necessary number of
.-early subscriptions, old or new.
if all were new and full yearly nay-
m,.nu. twenty, with bonus, would.
I j,;ve j.(;u 450,0,10 votes, nearly a HALFi
i; ; LL10 votes; thirty, with bonus.
! j-,t(Mm votes, close on to a MILLION ,
VOTES. Make nn vour minH to win,
,( and you w,u
T;, ,.,.,, f this contest Is to
Increase cur subscription list. That i Alias Mary Muer.ch 1350
is why we ode.- twice as many votes, mi.-.s Ruth Brlgntblil 1100
for a new subscription as an old one;.Uss llertha Cross loua
to make you work hardest for the j Miss Minute Rakel 1005
new. All we want is your aid In get-1 .nsa Mabel Volkman 1005
I ting the subscriber. We can keep
' tliem. Once a subscriber to the En -
terprise, always an Enterprise sub-, Miss Ruth Gordon 1005
scrtber. . Miss Ethel Graves 1005
It costs you nothing to enter thel,iUs Hazel Miller 1005
contest and nothing to win one of;
the prizes beyond a reasonable .
amount of effort on your part. Now1 '
! Is the-time to enter, and Met your'
friends know you have entered, by;. Miss Lydia Vysett 100o
I personal call, phone or letter, lest 1 Miss lsaoelle Maun 1005
... I,i,.,i,.p themselves to heln an-! n:...:. u
other contestant, not knowing jou j All territory without' corporate lim
inteniled entering. Send for a re-. !t4 ni-econ Citv-
ceipt book at once, or several so as:
to have some for friends w ho are will-
ing to help you. -
How to Win.
The longer the time for which you
get a subscription payment the more
votes you get A two year-payment
counts considerably more than two
single yearly payments, and a five-
year payment many times more than
five single.' Two-year's subscription
Is only three dollars, and you can get
it about as rapidly as a yearly if you
work lor IL The girls who win are
(he olwg vha arent afraid to ask
for long-term payments. It 13 like
the difference between intensive cut- .Hss Nellie Booiiey 1005
tivation and the hlt-or-m!ss methods ;tljKg Ellen Toline 1005
of some farmers. The former gets a jjsg ieUa putz 1005
fonutie out of his farm while the - jss luu Schwartz 1005
latter gets a mortgage. j ..iits Ada Urock 1005
Ask the Contest Manager. . .liss Hazel Kerr 1005
Write, phone or call on the Con- All subscripiions sent In so far will
test Manager for full particulars of be Included In the "Big Bonus" week
anything you are uncertain about, offer. Any bonus allowed on the early
I'he Contest Manager takes pleasure ten will be counted as part of this
In entering into all your particular offer.
difficulties aud in clearing them away, i
The frequent visitor or writer is wel-. MILLION DOLLAR MORTGAGE.
come and naturally gets the most
help. . Huge Plaster Placed on Beaverton &
Diiappointment. i Willsburg Railroad.
Every contestant is bound to meet A million dollar mortgage has been
with disappointment of various kinds plastered upon the property of the
in this work as well as any other. Beaverton & Willsburg Railrcjd Co.,
Hut you must have character and which recently completed tbu bridge
pluck enough to refuse to become ' across the Willamette River, near
discouraged by a few refusals from j Oswego. Gordon M. Buck and Henry
people you have counted on. Some-1 W. Clark, of New York, are the mort
one else may have gotten a few sub- gagees. The instrument Is a lengthy
scriptions from your friends before one and was given to pay the debts
you reach them, but you do likewise incurred in the construction of the
with other workers. That is all in , Beaverton-Wlllsburg cutoff. C. - G.
the game. You must work the hard-! Sutherland, vice president, and W. R.
er or more cleverly to forge ahead In ', Litzenberg, secretary, signed the
subscriptions. ! mortgage, which draws G per cent In-
The quest Inn to ask yourself Is terest.
"Do I mean to stick to the contest
to the end. knowing that those who Mallatt Sells His Farm.
persevere are Invariably the ones that:
get the best of everything?" say, j J. J. Mallatt, for many years a
"Yes." So many get cold feet. For : resident of Mulino, has just sold his
this reason many people wait to see 40-acre farm to WSlliarn Murray, an
who it is that keeps persistently and
bravely on to the end and therefore
deserve to be helped. Merit and you
will receive!
Out-of-Town Workers.
No contestant is allowed to have
cause to think that any other worker
has a better chance in any way than
she has herself. For this reason we
are not going' to make the Big Bonus
Vek a single hour shorter for out-of-town
contestants than for those In
town.
Get In all the subscriptions you can
by Saturday morning, but work all
day Saturday to make up as large a
bonus vote for the week as vou pos
sibly can. It will count, PROVIDED
IT IS SENT TO I'S IN AN EN
VELOPE BEARING THE POST
MARK OF YOUR POST-OFFICE AS
HAVING BEEN MAILED JCLY 23rd.
You can enclose a personal check of
some business man or your own If
too late o get a money or express
money order.
In the same way any Oregon City
contestant who has friends at a dis
tance will be credited with the Big
Bonus AVeek offer vote rate on any
subscription brought to us In a sealed
envelope dated July 23rd or before.
Standing of Contestants.
Count of vote Wednesday evening,
EQUAL CHANCE
Have the Same Opportunity to
f -4'
July 12th. Remember that many are
I nm.iinaleil hut few make. Kood. Few
-
work vi.inv earner couDons and have
a l"K 'ot,! tIie Paper, bat neglect
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District No. 1.
Includes all of Oregon City within
coi uoraie limits.
Miss Alberta Dunne ..
... 1325
... 1340
1335
.... 1375
, . . . 1220
. ... 1210
103U
Miss Maud Woodward
Mhw Eva Mason
Miss Mae Smith
Miss Fio Hewitt
i Miss Hazel Francis
tis Maud Moian .
iliss EUle Dellman 1005
i .iias Jane Lacy 1005
Miss Daisy Larsen 1005
Miss Reva Jones 1005
Us pearl Junes 1005
Miss Harriet Goodsell 1005
Miss i,Dii chamberlain
MJsg Hazei Knickerbocker
Miss Pearl Severs, Gladstone..
1300
1300
1310
Miss
Myrtle Mullens 1329
Mrs. J. H. Cash
1200
Miss Ada Bedwell 1200
Miss Dorothy Straight 1180
Miss Ora Lee 1100
Miss Julia Weddle 1150
;jS3 jjllian Kyd
1105
; clara Snyder 1185
;,iss Annie Stefani 1305
liss Nettie Hasselbrink 1005
. lis-s Mabel Seeley .1005
i.li.ss Echo Larkins 1005
.lb.s Nora Barth ...t 1005
Idaho man, for $3,500. Mr. Mallatt.
however, will not uiove from Clacka
mas County, but has moved into the
heart of Mulino precinct, where he
has property, and will build a new
home. He Is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for county
commissioner, having been urged hy
many of his friends to make tho
race.
Miss Kelly Elected Principal.
Miss Bessie Kelly, one of the prom
inent instructors of the county, has
accepted the princlpalshlp of the
Caneniah public school. Miss Kelly,
who has taught In the Oregon City
schools for the past three years, was
formerly primary teacher in the Cane
niah schools.
Edward Hedke, Aged 36 Yean.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Edward Hedke, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hedke, of Fifteenth and
Center streets, who died at the family
home on Saturday, took place Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from- the Hoi
man undertaking parlors, Rev. Krax
berger having charge of the services.
The deceased was 38 years of age.
The Interment was In the Mountain
View Cemetery.
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