Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, August 05, 1910, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON TY Tha Entarprlsa li tha only Claukamaa County 4' Nawapapor that prints all of Iha ntwi of this .gi owing County. Hai your subscription 4 pired? Look at tha labfll. You should not mlia any of our naws number. 1-t-H IMi - yti 0 OREGON CITY, OKEOOX; i'li f . Aim'KT 5, Hi 10. ESTABLISHED 186 FORTY FOURTH YEAR No, 31. L D WALKER IS ENDORSED CANBY DANKER RECOMMENDED FOR STATE SENATOR BY COUNTY ASSEMBLY. WORK STARTS ON BUILDING AWARD MADE FOR CON8TRUC TION OF NEW HIGH SCHOOL ON LYONS BLOCK. FULL TICKET PUT UPMOST NEARLY $33,000 - - l , . Only Forty Republican! Want En- Fine Structure Probably Ready (or doraewent Made Nominating Occupancy Early in Spring In. ' and Btasrinu Committee! i terlor Arrangement Modern to De Named. Throughout. at I Huitc .Met Wrflker. (if t'l U-roy 1). H. W .Mctinloi 'nub)', li'iri i'iiliillvni llr. II, Mniltil, nf Oregon Cllv. J. I:iiii, nf UmiT, mill J. H. Voder, nf N ly Judge Chillies T. 'I'lMin', if (!IiiiIiIiiih, ( 'ollltlllni'totior 1 It it I r. of KINly sii-nnr K c Abcriielhv. Clerk i: Uk. nf Iturlim. Iti'i'iuilir K. I'. Iii'iliniiii, of Clin l(ltmii Trcniiiiivi''-Jnini'H A Tiifta, of (lildloli. Coroner Hi'. Thomas .1 Km, nf Oregon Cltv. Siinii.r i T. M.'lilii ir l.lncUtotln FUNDS WANTED FOR FREE READING ROOM RESIDENTS OF CITY WILL BE ASKED TO LEVY TAX OF ONE HALF MILL. Tim trustees nf 1 lie Oregon Mly hrary Association will ask lint resi dent of Oregon City at tliu iiiiiiiihI municipal election n In ri'inbiT to li'vy a Inn ii one half mill for the aupport mill iiiiilnli'iimii'ii of I hit pub lic library ami free rending rooni, now located In tli' Masonic building The i'iy council will tin iimiii..( to p,irt. Ilin proposition' upon (In- ballot, with I tin )ui po,e nf NeriirliiK u definite ex- 1 . , , Pi 1 m PROGRAMME AT FAIR IS BEING ARRANGED DANCING AND SKATING TO MUSIC WILL BE FEATURE OF EVENINGS. I I Tin; county fair premium lint In In circulation ami everything la being i arranged by the Clackamas County ' Fair Committee f'r the count? fair j to be held on the grounds "t Canby I September 2!. 30 and October 1. A dancing pavilion and akiitliig pa vilion are to m constructed on the I ground, ami there wjll be band I limbic for the. skaters, while an or i chest rn will furnish music for the ' dancers. During the three ilnyit' ses- THE TIME HAS COME FOR TELLING WORK Winner of the Biggest Bonus Offer Last Two Weeks Will Most Likely Win the Grand Prize invasion from tl,.. people. A tax of I . . J , , ': h "; K"u pronraniH in on.-lialf null w,ml .roilu.-.. nl.ml W EX0N 0ovtr' doraep- by ,le ,.v nliinK. when aomo of the best the Republican Couniy Antembly for inimlral ami literary talent In the Repreaentative. Mr. Eon ia a H,;'tf wl11 h'ar''' wl" l,e a new ii-ainre 01 ine lair, hh ner'ioiore , no iifoKram was Riven on the Rrounila ll.ii'Ki anil the levy would lin no IIkIiI tliar then- would lie ururtlciilly no liunliii upon ilin tiupayerK. minuter of the Mtthodnt church. The On-Kiin C'Uy Library AnsdcIii linn wa foinieil liml year, nml Its work linn liei n HiirreNHfiil le yiinil e- N I r Ii o I a n Ilin lu ll, of to have the I.iiII-IIiik ready for oiru i I i Wlllllll hit llinnthlt, tl' eoiil i in inra lil he kIvcii merv npnr 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' v ami plrni) of lime in put up a I'liPilli'K llial will be Hint dan le ev tuy renpcil. Kelly MalmiH-y'n lli.ui.' oiih lower liy :l, imi Hum any oilier bl'bl' i- The ri.uirai tom milniilin"! j Ukuh h ihi I lie t'litnitruetloii. STRENUOUS CAMPAIGN Tile IMIllnil'l fur Hie cnllntl lll'tloll nf '(lie new liltill hiIiooI biillilliiK t be ( I'l.M'li i III IIiIh i lly WHH e u( II I K ' I i to Kelly Hi .Miihoiiey, of I'lirtlntiil, the tllilMiHl blillleln. Till' COhl uf the 1 i,..ii.iini!, m. Ki.tuiK ti, iiiiiik h)--i .. " "'irnunrHcc iivitc hi ten., wil a t exp-eied ' " r"""1""''!HUfttllLJ VIMIL ll ' ' ii" ' J n'j"iim, iiiiii piillli: M'litluient It ii h been educated Ui the point Unit tunny IiiihIiickh men are now KlVlliK to Hie remllliK room their vnl uiilam llminclnl Hiipporl. KcorcH of worl.lim men vUli'the roonia of the library iii.:,cl;u Ion dully, nml enjoy the tiew.ipaperK, perlnilkiilh unil oih.-r hunk Hint are to ,o )md fi,r the ask-Ine Kelly i Mahntiey ereiled lb" hlflii arlimil biillilliiK at St. .lolnm. 'I'lie i T, Mcllaln. prelilenf, and E. ci mi I rn l for the construction of Ibel Keiinetb Sliiuton. m-crelnrv, of the new IhiiIiHuk will be Dinned liei Sat-j """'" '"Hun. with the ro-opcnitloii anil iinlii). Ililrk will lie flSed on the ex- lniMiilie of the tniHleea, biive been orhlnK uiillrliiKly mid eileii;etliiiy. Milium! coinM'tiHntl(iii, for the Rcnerul liood of the reailliiK public and they FINAL BONUS AND EXTENSION OFFERS Subscriptions Now Come Easier Each Passing Day. Everybody Getting Interested in the evening, and there being no) iitlractlium at the fair the neoiile at-l j tended the dancliiK parties given in j Caiiliy. Thin year there will bet enough attractloiiH In the evening to; ill aw many people from all over th-;1 county. There are fine jumping fa-! , n.i.. ' J I'lob.ibly one of the niOHt lmiort- j j ant Industried In thin county, In dairy- rnH. nrunu.uiTiM,. lUK. In view of tbla fact, the monaf-j FOUR DENOMINATES TO BRING ., tt make lb.(htWy departrnen-' at the Clackamas County fair thln EXTENSION DAYS. EVANGELIST TAYLOR HERE FOR MEETINGS. IH n v ,,. of tn to ,'l:l the Hepubllciiii " "iniiy aniieiiihly hut Mntiiiilay tiller- imiiiii iieciiiei) io cmiolne a enmity tel ler, ii tel the I ulliltiiK will Ih' mod em III every detail, and will be Indited on the l.yniia block, hounded by Kiev enMl. Twelfth, .Mllill-iill Mtu! .1. Ij Ail-linn hi reel h There will be three woikliiK I!:j).h III the billldiliK Tile uukcuiciiI will ticket fi.im top in liotintii Thin de- miiiulu u k inminluui, m.'iniiiil triilnluit the people of tbU cllv in their work There In now on hand a fund of aboul M"", which will lie lined to piircluic new bonkH fur the library ati, the floi u fe.o be.l afler ..I,... I..l lllld llolll.'Ktlce mlelice liinnn.. I.ovn iin.l """" wl" "' euimkcn. Hie inmtecK been made hv M I i' , KliU' liincli ro,im. with klielietietie I hiivlliK obliiliieil HrinlsKlnu to line . .. ... Ill, 111 UIIV lllul Mflll It... . i.eorjce Kiimiall, c, n,.t uiul Jnhti iMiir and fuel room, liiviitorleM, I'. Clark, urnlnt the llcki-l bleu. K I,. I"-Ierii and lmw er batha. I In the I'orter. .1 II, Iti'Veniie. J. V (,Hita innlli lliwir will be located the niwrtn- and a few otliera wnnied u ticket and '''V hull, with a callery lemliiiK from they ko ii, j tlui neioml lloor, ami the riKim rlaliip "There linn Imch a itreiit ileal irnld, to the hj'lKht of the tnilldliit. four pro mid inn. on thl anieuibly pluii," larito rlima nMima, library ami prliicl- mild John II. tllbmiu, cliiilrnian of ilin pal a oftli e. The aecoud floor will con nuventlon, "Thern aeoiim ( lie an lain the riinimerclal room, typewriting linpreioiion that the aanrmbly la a rixnu, cheiiilcnl lalMirnlory, phyalcal blor at the prlniaiy. Ther haa imver lalMiralory, tiindclliiK room, drawlmt been a single mini Hint have talked room, lei tnre room and two teachera' In wlui linn rver aiotite-ted mull a fHilua. priii.'iliiie 1lm letiUlatiire would not dare In repeal a law that had been fall an Important feature and that j will be beneficial to those who care r lo learn. I The dairy cow content which the! dalrvmen are very much Interesied; The llaptlMl, .Meiholi-t, CnntfrcKa- In will be well worth .watchlns. M. tliinal anil I'rebbyteikiii churrliea of S. Slirock.ntate depiity dairy cor-j Orcuon City iiru lo iiiiIh. In an iiKren- P"s-'fl;"'''-' l have -charge of thhj ?.i r:iv' j':..,.h'.!,.-:-r.?r --"tji .." -..k.-iu.ib r,r , z rLi: Many have paid you for only two or six'niontha, but may be Induced to extend their payments to a year or more. Also, people who have paid for a year may extend their time to two yeara or more. Every extension will be counted at "Bargain Week" scale of voten. An extension from two montln to a year will count from U,"iiO to 12.4W vote, aeeordlns to whether it la new or. old and when taken; from a year to five years, l:!,""!1! to 24",30''i votes, accord ing to whether new or old and when taken. . Hoth old and new subscriptions may .be extended. This Is a splendid business to (ret. It counts Me. Friends who, have helped you once will moat likely help you further. Yon may get the exten sion whether you pet It in the first place or another, contestant. Write (be word "EXTENSION" on the stub you send In to us and the name of the contestant wly first got the subscription. adopted by Ilin people Tbo primary- CLACKAMAS AT STATE FAIR. WALKER HAS DECLINED. CANIIY, Ore, Aim. 4 - lroy D. Walker, who was cndurm-d at the Ketiubllcan nanetnbly for nliiio aenntor from Clacknmiia County, today fin wauled his formlil decllnnllnii nf the Horn Inntlon to the chairman. County Exhibit at Sjlem Will 8t Fine Dltplay of Product!, law la the heal lucuMiiro ever enalred and I would use every effort to up. noiii ami deMid II. The democrats never hnve put mil a ticket that was not iiuni'd iikiii in prlvato confer- f et 1 rr,'''BK reliirnetl Friday from halejii. where be haa iiceli iirraiiKlUK some of the exhibits Hint arrived for the cniiilim state fair from the Seattle exMiHition. Mr. KrcytiiK who In to be In i harce of lite pavilion on the hiate fair Krniinds has a force of men i. in worn nuniiy eiiKaneu in nrraiieiuii ,1 an oi Hie exnmiin nun me to arrive i fioiu now until Hie opening of the fair tl from HepuiiuiH.r 12 to 17. Mr. Prey l tait In mnkliiK a npeclal effort this . . -.. ,, . i ,i ,i yenr to have some of the fluent ex lilbits from the different counties of eiire. I lout lets have any wire pull- the stale tit an at any fair heretofore lilt; here, but lei un emlorne the licit , heltl. Clackiimns Coiiiity Is lu have men. bus been mild that I have e of the finest displays. This coun becn a cliroulc olllce seeker. I am 1 X '" never taken un active part not acckltiK ofllce, and there la not a In the fair, and thin year will try to position In the nlft of .this county thai j carry off one of the premiums, could be bunded In me on a silver ' Count v .IihIkh Dlmlrk has apKilutcd a philter," ; committee to collect an exhibit, and "The majority of the llepubllciin ' T, J. tlary has been npKilnte( to have party are In favor nf ori!iinlatkiu." , rhnrue. said M. J. I.ee, of Candy, "ami no j , party can a inipMnh nnyllilnn with- I nut II. I would flKhl to the hint I Diphtheria In Auatrlan Family. ditch any attempt to denlroy the prim- i my law. To make this movement sue-; Mllt.v , mi dnimhter of Mr, cessful you have tot to put up Km.il nll, M,- ,, w, r,s,, Tllr. clean cniiillilates. Whether It Is policy .eiitM d Washington streets. Is sick : to recommend a ticket at tills time with diphtheria Or. C. II. Melssner Is a matter ft.r this assembly to 1 , , r,mr(t l)f , ,.,, ,, Pvlry : cble. Hut If w want to preserve tho : precaution Is belim taken to keep tl par V, wo miisl orminUe. disease fnun spremllni!, Mniiv of I hoi cniler resolution we are Here to' aih i-Iiiiih who are emplnved In Hie lint up li ticket said I,. I. Porter, of; pllpr ,,,, ,lnv( ,, ,;?,,. , Weal fireuon City,' mid to" moved i , ,, , ,i, ?. thai the committee on order of html- rdered by the Countv phvslclnn. Dr. ness snlnnlt a supp e.nentnl report.!.,. w. NlirrH, , niov; , r ,ir((1, II. W . Tien.biith. chalrninn of the ,.r. -111H H,.V(,r(ll 'f 11".!.""" ' " """' !' "'.ilreml disease M Kansas City Addl (Continued on pbro 4.) tlnn. the liallway Just north of Ihe apart nieni In which the rendlne room Is now liM-ntcd. This will provide space for alsiut l.iai.i more bmiks. LEGAL FIGHT OVER ISLAND. Light and Powar Company Would Qulat Till to Valuable Property. 4'lrcull Judre Campbell hia i)el a.lde a decree and order illsinissltiK the suit of Ihe Willamette Transpor tation A Ucka Company, which was llled aKiilnst V. T. Harney and Aurle M. lraHr.. In 1 s:2. The case was peiidlnit lu're without action until last wi-ek. when the I'ortlam! Hallway Ukht ami Power Company, succes sors of the Willamette TransKirtatoii and I .oiks Ciiinpnny, secured a dls- inlsnal of tho suit without the for mality of notlfylns Ilurney'a attorney. Joseph K. HedKes, and then filed a new siiltiKiilnst i.urney and titori:el A. HardltiK Mr, HedKeq, reprpsent-) Inn llurney. filed a motion to have the decri-o ami order set aside, which was Kranled today, and Immediately thereafter the Portland Knllwav and I.lljht and Power Company filed a similar motion, which was arRited, and JihIkc Campbell took It under ad visement. The property embraced In -the suit Is nn Island JtiNt above Wlllniuette Knlls nml hns a consider able value. Frederick V. Ilolman and Frank J. UmerRnn came tin from Port land lo rxpresent the electric com pany. , 1 early in uctolicr. fcvatip-llst t.corKe the opportunity of watchlns the W. Taylor, of lj Angeles, ba.-i been liietliod of tislntf the IJjibcwk test, secured to condui t tin- cauipaiKH. Thv t 'he tests and the stand- ir T-..I... ......1.1.. ii ' Ines of the cowg will each day be .Mr. laylur was notably successful In . , , lt ., . , .u ' losted on the bulletin board. The his special meeiliiRs at Salem and interest In this test is manifested by WooUbum and other OrcRon points the offerliiRS. J. V. Bailey, state dairy last winter. A taU'riunie, with a commissioner, has offered 120 and the beatliiR capacity of two tiior-sainl or ! as"(K-lallon has offered a like amount i more will be erected In a convenient and Monroe & Crisell of Portland j place, and every effort will be made, make up the Ijn offered on this dairy to inske th nietiiiRs a great power: cow test. The farmers over the coun- j lor rlRhieousiiess in OreRon city. ty are becnmlnR Interested and there At Ihe union meeting in the Bap-. ,s no ,,"l,bl "f ,nl8 Mn a bl list Church Her. V. M. Proctor. urc ,hU at 'alr- ! nrenrhwi sermon on the necessity! Hotter exhlbltB will be made by of milt v of action ami spirit In thls!,he creameries of this county aa undertakliiK, and Kev. K. C. Black- w"" as from tr- The separator well took chance of raising a Ruar-I wnipanloa will be In evidence and the ante fund to Unsure the meeting I patrons ' the fair will have the op- I pwarda of tcou wa aubaorllxil n, portuntty of. seeing modern machln Kuurniitce leiles. a fan which as-! 'T. Some jsjwer a-paratorg wUl be sures the micresa of the enterprise. In n?ln and various demonstra The offers we announce in this Is sue are the most important made durinR the contest. They should make every, contestant hustle as never before. Thev Rive a chance MARK OF YOCR POST OFFICE AS HAVING BEEN MAILED BY 9 P. M.. SATURDAY EVENING; except that contestants living on R. F. D. route may send them In with the delivery for the one startlnRlateorihebackward I Monday morning. You can enclose contestant lo catch up with the lead-1 a personal check of some business er. and to get ahead of them unless man or your own If too late to get The executive committee In charge of the campaign consists of two mem bers and the pastors of each of the participating churches. This commit tee haa already orRimized and elected Hev. R. C. Rinckwell chairman, and Hv. W. M. Proctor secretary. Com mittees on finance, building and gen Hons will be given in this department. Gladstone Would Win Honors. The Gladstone Improvement Club is making preparations to have an exhibit at the county fair this fall, and will endeavor to carry off first eral arrangements have nlready been I""1"""9 "Rain- Some time ago the appointed and are at work. Rally Day at Grange. club voted funds to start the good , I work, and recently the following com- mltlee was appointed to take charge ; of the exhibit: J. M. Hollowell, chair ' man: Thomas F. Ryan. William John- Rally day was observed Saturday; by Abernethv Grange at Parkplace. j when about 75 grangers of this county! attended. Speaking on the Order was! son, Mrs. Frank Nelson, Mrs. O. E. Freytag. Gordon's Store at Canby. Gordon nros.' store was entered by- one of the main features of the day's burglars Tuesday night, v ho robbed program. At noon a dinner was: ;pe store of what change was left in served by the women of the Grange, ; t.ie till, took a good suit of clothes, and this was followed, by Ice cream i helped themselves to t. good lunch, and cake. The lecturer's hour was I Including the largest w ate' tneloti In composed of a literary and musical , stock: then cleaned out the Jewelry program. The hall was prettily dec-' department and left the way they orated for the occasion. I Mine. There is no clew.. Folks Run For Officejtoftly Fall Elections Are Bf ginning to Clamor For Attention and For a While the World Will Spin at Very Small Pretension the leader rustle equally hard With every passing day subscrirj tion getting should grow easier! The contest has become fairly well ad vertised. People are getting Interest ed, and those that would not sub scribe in the beginning will help you out the last few days. If you go after them. Go over your territory care fully, thoroughly and persistently again. You can get as many subacrip tions and more where you have been, as you got In the first place. non't hesitate to ask people a sec ond or third time. The best way Is to get your friends to ask their friends for subscriptions. A friend will get a subscription where you cannot. Extensions. A friend who has helped you with one subscription payment however small will as a rule gladly help you a little more to Insure your winning. To induce you to ask your friends to do this, we have made the Special Extension Offer, found on thls page. It will be worth your while getting all the extensions you can. Final Bonus Offer. It will pay you to read this offer over carefully, do a little planning as to the best way o( getting subscrip tions, and then hustle as you never hustled before, or make up for your hustling by brain-work and the team work of our 'friends. Only a hundred subscriptions necessary to get the ten-million bonus. Every girl can win this if she works: but probably only- one or two will, because the rest haven't the requisite pluck and per severance. Some contestants have that many present subscriptions now In arrears In their section, with no competition, but the girl that wins It may be some one in a small section with poor chances, but who wins, be cause she has worked and planned and accomplished. Out-of-Town Workers. No contestant shall have cause to think that any other worker has a a money or express money order or bank draft. In the' same way any Oregon City contestant who has friends at a dis tance will be credited with subscrip tions brought to- us In a sealed en velope bearing postmark as above set forth. Standing of Contestants. Count of votes Wednesday evening, August 2nd. Votes have come in by mall from many points for various contestants. Miss Florence ' Spencer of Canby, is a new contestant that has made a fine showing for her first week's work, and others are doing very well. District No. 1. (Includes all of Oregon City proper.) Miss Alberta Dunn Miss Maud Woodward Miss Eva Mason 320 5S70 2425 Miss Mae Smith 2S70 Miss Ida Straight 2580 Miss Mary Erickson 3120 Miss Hazel Francis 1335 Miss Mary Muench 15ui Miss Bertha Cross 1725 Miss Minnie Rakel 1005 Miss Mabel Volkman 1685 Miss Effle Dellroan ' 1020 Miss Jane Lacy 1305 Miss Ruth Gordon 1485 Miss Ethel Graves 10115 Miss Hazel Miller 1005 Miss Daisy Larsen 1545 Miss Reva Jones 1005 Miss Pearl Jones ' 1030 Miss. Harriet Goodsell 1420 Miss Lydia Vysett 1025 Miss Isabelle Mann '. . . 1200 District No. 2. (Includes all territory without cor porate limits of Oregon City.) Miss Hazel Hungate 3S20 Miss Olivia Johnson 2870 Miss Hazel Lorenz 3050 Miss Laura Parry .- 3040 Miss Inez Snodgrass 2950 Miss Anna Rldiier 2085 Miss Hazel Kerr 3510 Miss Floreuce Spencer 5480 better chance in any way than she!!'8-" Dorothy Miller 2005 AUGUST. , , . ,j .. , i$. . . FINAL BONUS OFFER. This Is the dual bonus vole. PraclloiiH of n year may be milled lo make up n year. A lionus allowed for every five yearly subscriptions. For 10 yearly subscriptions, bonus voles For 20 yearly subscriptions, bonus votes For 30 yearly niilisrrlptlnns, bonus votes For 10 yearly Mubnci'lpllimw, bonus voles For 50 yearly subscriptions, litmus. voles For 00 yearly subscriptions, bonus voles , For 75 yearly subscriptions, bonus voles For 100 yearly subscript Ions, liomn wites 50.000 150,000 . -150,000 . 1.000,000 . 2.000,000 . 3,500,000 , 0.000,000 . 10,1100,000 All ballots iiccompanlod by riiih, draft, moncy-onlcr or personal cheek, must be In 'ballot box by ft p. ni., Saturday, August 20, l'.HO, or 1 hey -111 bo worthless, except that out-of-town contestants may .telephone In subscriptions receive I after last mall train bus left thai, will reach Oregon City In time, depositing money for subscrip tions phoned In with a business man who will guarantee payment over plume. . .. .N .Ji .J. J. ,.J J NOMINATE A CANDIDATE NOMINATION BLANK 1000 VOTES The Enterprise Great Circulation Contest I liomllliite. AdilreHS ,.. DlKlrlct, No., Phono No.. Only thu IliHt Nomination Blank counts 1000 voles; rnch subsequent blank 10 voles. Names or peopio niiiKing nominations will not be divulged. Last yenr, Alack and alai! Beverley, Mass., And Hill on the lint Of his buck In the grass Sounding the depths Of the Opaline sky And watching the clouds Floating dreamily by. Last year. Alack nml alas!. Beverley, Miisn. This year, Sagamore Hill, Strenuous still, And no one complaining For want of a thrill, Shindy nml sass Just as certain as fate Beverley, Muss., Can dream early or late. Snore us It pleases And snooze as It will This yenr. Sagamore 11111, lell which is to mule, and that was brains atld their ears begin to whittle. when, the Koman hear was com'iig in A crafty temperance is that con from battle. He had, of course, put. trlving Its elections when Borea-i is evoiything opposing him to slumber.1 at the bat in these disputed section;:, and Koine awaited lilia to sing some! There is a time for everything, to laudatory number. ; labor and to potter, and one to sit Hut here the parallel desists. Au- way back and sing inaudibly for wai- gustus-said them, .No, air! and wlienter. , f lie entered with his list It might hnvei been thu grocer for ail the greeting! At any rate, ihe world will spin that he got from ihnt ndmliing With very small pretension, chorus, the which ilclre, of course, And the Fall elections will beyin was not a lilt like TivdnniB. To clamor for attention. But however, when he died the The next few weeks will fire the gun month thattivR to crt.l us was being; Repeatedly and oftly, yritten far and wide the season 'of' And a lot of folks begin to run Sextllus. They wanted to coimnemo-' For, office very softly, late the hot time lie presented tho j nation with, at any rite, so Angus'! The bold insurgent will have polled was .invented. the principal chautaiiquas, and will by ' that time have been told how far dl"- The dog days will i , unie .again. , creet his balk was, or if to follow his And the num who voted water '' attack with further demonstration, or With the weather down to eight ir quietly to tip-toe back upon the reser ten i vat Ion. Below will grow the hotter I The hopeful Democrat will tool this With wishing that In- 'uid foreseen j way and that why training, and hope The season hot ami lowing, 'to have' us as a rule have none of i 1 And nothing but a r!i"lee between 1 their explaining. He'll carefully trim Of August II nmy be said, its name l''k lemonade atie ' luing. I up his wicks and got his pump pulsat- Is from Augustus, whom men hnvej ting and pass the grand stand every likened unto Tedf perhaps without j U w"l not strike him, we're utnii l, I six or seven seconds! waiting, injustice. He made the world li as when the cold vo. stinging, and There'll be some dust put up. It round about as many times a minute,' up ""J down the w i'l l-swept st'.-f?t seems, when this event gets going, and the news was always dull with- the icicles were cli:i:ine. There's i and some things starting at. the seams nut the great Augustus In it. 1 nothing like a dry pi'i ule, the shouts! that wanted proper sewing. No'won- lle hud his Aiiiinlas Club for liars of Hnllelulllnli, and i!i children skill--der Roosevelt came back, and nowa- 1 nml for fakers, nml he loved to sail 1 fully arrayed for what yon want to j days his gun is rusting in the shooting: .his llttlo tub nmong the Roman i. tool you.. , rack, wh-Mi here is where the fun is. i breakers. He counted peace a sort. It's very easy To fe'set there's such j j of plague, ami never did pursue 11,1 a thing as Summer, or such a que'itl.- The time of green and growing I but let it fully nt The Hague, and youity as swtfiit. what tlm. the busy drum- things will near Its termination, anil; j couldn't beat him to it. nier Is rub-n-diiliblng up the street ,1 j the song the thrasher sweetly slnir, j million bumps a mlnr-v, and the Mne; win come with moderation. We'll; I He preached iiliout the same old sweeps by wlih rhyii'tnlc feet and 1 sort o' think of autumn time, the nun-1 things that Teddy has been preach- the little shavers in it. ter and the nutter. Bnd the tlshimr I hole will wear a slime as thick ns has herself. For this reason we are not going to make any of these week ly offers 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 the week as big and good in votes as you pos sibly can. They will count, PROVID ED THEY ARE SENT TO I'S IN AN ENVELOPE BEARING THE POST- Miss Irene Douglass 15ti0 Mrs. Eva Saling 1210 Miss Lulu Schwartz 3100 Miss Lena dribble 2505 Miss Mahala A. Gill 2930 Miss Annie Stefan! 2040 Miss Echo Larkins : 10u5 Miss Nora Barth 1005 Miss Ellen Toline 1005 Miss Lena Putz 1950 Emma Derrick 10.000 (Continued on Page 4.) - li fl J 1 if 11 !? 1 V? l if" if -f if "f SCALE OF VOTES REMAINDER OF CONTEST. -Division of Territory. To equalize competition ami give every contestant an equal f chance to win a prize, the territory has been divided into two dis-v .tricts: District No. 1 Oregon City. District No. 2 All territory outside corporate limits of Oregon City. ' SCALE OF VOTES. 2 months' trial ti months 1 year 2 years' 5 years' 1 0 years' 20 years' 1.50 3.00 7.50 Ta.OO 30.00 New 100 1 ,000 2.500 5,000 50,000 250,000 1,0(10,000 Old 50 500 1,250 2,5.10 25.DO0 125,000 500,000 if 1 ,f ,f. ij f ,f f .? if $f f if A f f f f if if f lug, and iniost of Home's nwakenlngs resulted Trom his teachings. Ho bat tied hotly forjhe right, and vallantlv It somehow makes it seem ti'.ntj apple butter, booe Is only flt'for im mrs, nml in the Imbued It, and tho stork could not at-ls('u(Tie that ensues not very many vot tempt to light but what, he up and . fr bethink them that a ohaiico. re shooed It. j mains that milk won t give tucni There was, however, one affair to' gristle to last when Aiu ust bolls iheii And then September will return In good autumnal fashion, And the poet fall upon bis harp In something of a passion. COUPON THE GREAT CIRCULATION CONTEST The Oregon City Enterprise THIS COUPON WILL COUNT 100 VOTES. For District No. NOT GOOD AFTER AUGUST 11th