OREGON CITY EXTKMMilSE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 12,' 19.10.
FORTY-NINTH ANNUAL
Oregon
State
Fair
WILL BE HELD AT
Salem, September 2 to 7
$35,000.00 in Premiums and Purses
Grand Live Stock, Agricultural and Horticultural
Exhibits.
Splendid Races. Band Concerts. Free Attractions and
Fireworks.
REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS
For further information address Frank Meredith, Sec.
RUNAWAY HAS
A FATAL END
MRS. EVELYN KINDER IS DEAD
AND OTHER INJURIES
ARE SERIOUS.
INFANT IS BADLY HURT
REAL ESTATE
Daniel HorllUy to Daniel M. Ilerllliy,
lot I of block 1. Junker' Addition to
Sandy; $t.
Culled States to Phebo IVitilli'tim,
tiio acre of section SS. 2!, ;i2, :t:t,
township :l south. range 1 oust; (int
ent. S. P. miit J, mult; M, Smnllev to
.1. K. Miller, lut :!0, Oregon Humes
$;oo.
Siver O. mill Ellon O. ilrlndeluiid
to Oscar H. Hanson, 87 acres of sec
tion :!o. township 6 south, range 1
east; $S70t.
George K. and Florence M.'Towlo
to Park River, land In section SI
township a muitli, rmiKt S iNt
;liiOii.
I'. II. Hitd Ingu iil(ford(to Klnley mid
U'viim . Morrison, in ml in section
lit, township 3 vimtli, range ti east
f.'ifiOO,
Ktnloy mid Lenna V. Morrison et
til to Sllgh Furniture. Company, JSO
Mrs. F.velyn N. rClnder, of ill. Mar-1 acres of section township j south,
ton avenue, i oriiauu. is ueau, me i" i range ti east; i.m"'.
CATARRH
Sunday Picnic End Disastrously for
Family on Oswego Road When
Frightened Horaet Run
Away.
O ' o
ae AURORA J
fatit child of Mr. and Mrs. James V.
Kinder, of the same address. Is suf
fering from serious Injuries which
may vol prove fatal, mid seven other
persons were badly bruised and hurt
as the result of a wild runaway Sun
day afternoon while a family picnic
party were returning from a day's
outing near Oswego Lake. About 3: 30
o'clock, while coming down a steep
grade on the Oswego road, the driver
of the light spring wagon in which,.
the party had ridden to the picnic,
dropped one of the reins, and In at
nn lamp's slnelp anil M. ttnker'a iliill-
Mary. Katie and TUHe Giesy were ; llle The score:
Portland visitors Sunday. 1 ' '
Mr. and Mrs. William Giesy and GREENFIELD,
daughter went to Portland Sunday to ' AH. R. H. PO. A. K.
the fourth, fifth and sixth we got
none, but In the seventh we added I tempting to regain i, fell between the
three more. Ung walkeit. 1. lianer j horses. The team at once started to
tripled to right, 15. Baker flew out tojrn nn, the wagon caromed wildly j
center. Palmer doubled and Krost ,,wn the road. When near the home '
singled. In the eighth we got another of Mrs. Helen U Corhelt. Abernethy ,
tage in tne city. Shaw, rf. .
Sirs. George Miller and Mr. and Mrs : jjaSi4rti. 2b
Joe Erbsland made a trip to Portland iiutterfiefd
Sunday. J Husk v. cf.'
James A. Miller. William Giesy, A. Ross " 3b
H. Giesy and son, Chester, made a jjorhy. lb.
pleasure trip to The Dalles Wednes- R0,d'a', c.
dav- . , Nagle.'lf. .
tTea uiesy ana uewey .vitier weniYollng p
lb
was up from Portland , Totals
Allle Miller
Sunday.
Mrs. Amelia Johnson is visiting at1
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Kell's. .
Andy Miller was a Portland visitor
Friday. I
Miss Merle Schemer returned to her
home at Hillsboro Wednesday. i
Miss Hazel Lorenr deserves the
support of everybody In this section. :
If your subscription Is due, pay It now ;
while it will help her with a lot of
votes: if you are not taking it. sub-,
scribe and give her the votes. She is ;
working hard, but finds it hard to get i
around to see everybody.
3 24
;s 1
AURORA.
AH. R. H. PO. A. E.
Heights, one rear wheel of the madly
lurching vehicle dropped Into a three
foot ditch and all the occupants were
thrown violently from the wagon, the
shock also pitching out the wagon
seats. Mr. Evelyn N. Kinder, who
died from her Injuries, was uncon
scious, having suffered a fracture of
the skull, and it was at once men
that the infant child of Mr. and Mrs
11 1 James Kinder had suffered serious
; Intern injuries The father and
nj mother of the child were both very
li baillv bruised and cut. Miss Ida Kin
der was bruised fialnfully about the
body, and John R. Kinder suffered nn
injurv to the hip and a slash across
George and K.it'icrlne- Sclincllcr to
Peter I'uylant. lot t! of block tit. Ore
gon Iron ft steel First Addition U
Oswego; $2at.
tn to 0. Klni'tM'h to C'lackamiia
County, land In section 27. township
;, sunt n, range 4 cust: II.
I H. V. and KUa Hell Auxier, lota
to to Inclusive, o( block ty. Mlnthorn
' Addition to Portland; i0.
C. C. Miller to Maggie Miller, lota
and S of hWk S. Zobrtat Addition
to Estacada; .
James Oubola to Henry Raymond,
lots 3, 4. C. 7. Section 31, township
3 south, range i east; also northeast
quarter of northern! quarter of sec
tion ;!('.. township 3 south, range 3
can : Jsooo,
, Martha Heller to August Heller,
part of John Klsh-r O. I c.;
Oregiui Swedish Colonlnntlon Com-
I pany tl Per West berg, SO acrea of
! section 11. township 5 south, range 3
; east ; t!iW.
I Thoma R. . Sell wood nnd
! Josephine M. P. Sellwood to John
j V. Lehman, lots H, 13, bhw-k 1.
Qulncy Addition to Mllwaukle; $300,
! Ktnlly J. Eastman to A. C. Ijiiik.
j land In sections 5. fi. 7. 8. township
j I sunt n. range 1 east; $;ioiiO,
1 C. C. and Adeline Christner to Noah
j lterkey, 15 acres of section 2, town
ship 5 south, ranee 1 east; f r.nil.
Edward and Augusta Slell to Harry
Elvs Cram Balm
8ur to OI Satisfaction.
OIVIS RILIir AT ONOI.
It clransea, no.it hi", Iienln and protect th
uiwiw.i iiieiiinrHiio rwoittiiirf from t'ninrrh
anddriviw wy a Culd in llie ll,.d .piieklv.
KratorM tlio H,m.e of Twin and Hniell.
Fs)T to me. Contains no iuliirious drugs
Applint into th uontrila and atiMirlmd.
Irg HU, BO cnta at Pruggita or by
until, liquid Crmiu llalm for un lii
aoml!r, 7ft eenta.
ELY BROTHERS, 8 Warren St.. New York.
Litter Llat.
1.1st of unclatiued letters at the
Oregon City postolllco for the we.jk
eudlliK, August 15:
Woman's lint -Campbell, Mrs. W.
l; liavls, I .yila; (IochI, Mae; Hawke,
Mrs. R. K.; James. Mr, S. E. (2):
Mustier. Mr. Edwtnn; Seholr.. Ella
both; Young, Mrs. Mary Morgan.
Men's llstDlcken, Kiauk; Ingrn-
hntn, Wash.; Kelly, Geo. K. ; Marvin,
Hank; Parent, Chus. (3); Robinson,
Oscar (2); White, R. Howard; Wurst
er. J. 11,
Suimnone.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of,
Oregon, for Multnomah Counly.
tl. K. Jones, I'lnlnllff, i
vs. I
Murgaret Jones, llefeiidant. I
10 M.'irgiiret .tones, tne above nnuicil ., ,( ,), tlnl prescribed ror
dereliilaut: pulilleatlotl tlliueof In six Weolis b-
In the name of the Smto of Oregon: j ginning with the Ihmik of Krldiiy,
You nie hereby teqiilred to nppear July Si'.'ih, t ! t il. and colli liniliig each
nnd answer (he coinplalnt tiled against week thei-earter In mill Ilii'lildlliK tint
you In the above eulltled Court mid Issue of l-'rlilay, Heiitnmher Hill, I It Ml.
cause on or before tlio 17th dny of I H. II, HAINKH,
Heptember, 1 U I , which is six weeks ' Altorucv for Plaintiff
Fur a decree iIIhhuIvIiik th lionda
of uialilinony now inlsllng lintwenn
the pliiliitlff and ilefeuilmil, This
HuiunioiiH Is piibllKhed by order of
Hon. Grunt II. Illuilck, Jitdgo of the
County ( null, wiiicn inner was uiiiiin
and etilered on the 2Slli day of July.
G. Miller. If....
A. Long, ss
T. Baker, p
G. Raker, 3b...
H. Palmer, lb..
Krost, c
Hurst, cf
A. Miller, rf....
1 4
1 0
1 0
2 0
3 2
2 3
2 18
i) 0
1 0
. Baseball.
Aurora defeated the Greenfield
Blues Sunday by the one-sided" score
of 10 to f.
The visitors were outplayed In
every department of the game. Young
was knocked off the rubber in the
Totals 34 10 13
SCORE BY IXMXGS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Blues
8 9
, ! V , , 1 , k ti n, .J''' Gr",1W S9.:-: acres of section 1.
r '" '-, , , ; towiishli 3 south, range 3 aat: $1.
0 Massie. of 372 Washington street, an, ! (. p ,, u(mu.'(' ,
O.hU f.year,ld soi, i were cut and,Nt,ls ,.,.,,, ,, Olltook.
1J bruised most painfully, the fathers, )(lhn r ntu, A
head being laid open. i r,arr,. ivYonng. 10 acres of section
M James Kinder is a carman In tlie i 4. township 2 smith, range 3 east;
i employ of the Portland Railway. Light .-,no.
fti& Power Company; Thomas Massle rasp-r Welsmandel and Marie
0 J is a painter: John R. Kinder Is Welsmandel to loiiie Iiaker. lots 1.
I cterg. amt liarry f.. Mimer is a team- ,in0k 9; lots 3. 4, block 10: lots 9
and 10 of bloek IT. Park Addition to
Oregon City; $100.
Hits
seventh. Norby taking his place. He. on bases Aurora 9. Blues 3. Wild
too, was hit hard, being hammered for ' pitches Baker, Young. Kirst base on !
foor hits and one run. -errors Aurora 3. Blues 0. Two-baio;
Baker, for Aurora, pitched a mag- hits G. Baker, Frost. A. Mllle- aci
niflcent game, striking out 18 men and Palmer. Struck out By Baker IS. hy
allowing but three widely scattered i Young 3. Double plays Hagard to I
hits; besides that he brought in four Rss; Krost 1. Hit by pitcher T. Ba
of Aurora's runs with a single in the' kw 2. A. Long 1. Umpire Huffman. I
third and a triple in the seventh. j Nt Sunday the fast Caleb rBos. of j
In the five games he has pitched for: Portland come nere to play tne local
1 ; ster.
- ! The wagon and team belongs to H.
W. Black, of the Sellwood Furniture
100000000 Ij Company, where John Kinder works
0010100 0 1 3 ; a keg of beer which had been taken to
0 2 4 0 0 0 3 1 10, the picnic and emptied of most of .In
0 2501032 13 1 contents, bounced from the wagon
just before the accident.
The body of Mrs. Kinder was In
terred In Mountain View Cemetery,
at Oregon City, last Wednesday, Rev.
Lewis, of Oak Grove, officiating.
Aurora
Hits
Sl'MMARY.
Earned runs Aurora S, Blues 0.
Three-base hits T. Baker. First on
balls Off Baker 2, off Young 5. Left
Aurora he has struck out g men and
only 22 hits have been made off his
delivery. -
Frost's catching and Palmer and
Baker's batting were features. Frost
threw out five men at second. He had
18 putouts and five assists, without an
error.
In the first Shaw was passed, was
sacrificed to second by Hagard, ad
vanced to third on a wild pitch and
scored when Baker threw the ball
away trying to catch him off third.
Husky and Ross struck out. One run.
Aurora went out In order in the
firsL In the second we got two on
T. Baker's hit by pitcher, G. Baker's
base on balls. Palmer's single and A.
Miller's double.
We added four more In the third,
when Giesy singled, G. Miller singled.
Long was hit, T. Baker singled, G.
Baker singled and Krost doubled. In
Interest
Is the great incent
ivetoward sav
ing money
team. The game will begin at
M. sharp.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
YOUNG WOMAN ON HIKE.
When the digestion Is all right, the
action of the bowels regular, there l
a natural craving and relish for food.
When this Is lacking you may know
that you need a dose of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
They strengthen the digestive or
gans. Improve the appetite and regu
late the bowels. Sold by all deal
Letter List. j
List of unclaimed letters at tliei
i Oregon City postofflce for the week j
ending August 12:
Woman's list Franklin. Mrs. M. R.; L. C; $1475
Philip Welsmandel and Bertha
Welsmandel to Dnitle Iiaker, lot 5.
block 10, Park Addition to Oregon
City; $.'3.
Alvln S. and Nettle Klelnsmlth to
Edwin and Minnie M Traylor, land
In WllllanHolmes I). I C.. township
3 south, range 2 east; $lloo.
James nnd Klltaheth Bullock to J.
O. Elnid, i'i.91 acres of Jesse Bullock
D. I C. township 2 south, range 1
east; $1.
John W. and Kate C. Thornton to
U II. and L. R I'arhl, lot 11, block
"A." Wllsonvillc; $130.
John W. Thornton nnd Kate C.
Thornton to J. C. and Mary A. Chain
psky. lots 4, 5. block "C," Vvilsonvllle;
$110.
A. T. Senrson to Conrad Keller.
S5.50 acres of William Russell P. 1 C.
No. 37: $1.
Frederick Readarmel to J. J. Mai
latt, 41 acres of section 17. township
4 south, range 2 east; $nnn.
Peter and Clara K. Raher to Krank
Vorhles. nart of William Holmes I).
Saved From Awful Peril.
"I never felt so near my grave,"
writes I,owIh Chniublln, of Manches
ter. Ohio. R. R. Ni. 3, "as when a
frightful cough and lung trouble pull
ed me down 10 115 pounds In spite of
many remedies and 'he best doctors.
And that I am alive today Is due
solely to Dr. King's New IHscovery,
which completely cured me. Now I
weigh ltiO pounds and can work hard
It also cured my four children of
croup." Infallible for Coughs and
Colds, Its tho most certain remedy
tor- IJiGrlppe, Asthma, desperate lung
trouble and all bronchial affection.
50c and $1 00. trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Jones Orug Co. ;j
llPI'TOPlf L'll t V I
i'nniriiir,n 1 r.iir.1.1 vr vuc
gon City meets second Saturday after
noon In each month at Knapp'a hall
In Winter and In Schnoerr'a Park,
Willamette. In Summer. Gin Schnoerr.
president; Rudolph Seller, secretary.
MISS ADA llEPWH.r, agent for la
dles' Home Journal, Saturday Ev
ening Post, Oregon city Enterprise,
all periodicals. Special rate on
Woman's Home Companion and
McClure's, $2 for tho two. tf
after tho dale of Ihn first iiuhllcn
lion of this Kiitumous, mid If you fall
ho to appear and answer the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relief
ptnved for In his said coinplalnt, to.
wit :
For a decree of Court dissolving
the bonds of matrimony now exist-
lug between you and thovplnlnllff,
for the custody and control of Mar
gnrot Jones, the minor child of plain
tiff and defendant, and for such other
mid further relief 11s lo the Court
seems meet and equitable.
This Is published by order of the
Hon. J. V, Campbell, Judge of the
above entitled court, duly made and
entered on the 1st dav of August,
1!l0.
tinted and first published August 3.
11110.
Onto of last publication, September
Ifi, 1910.
ALI.KX ft Ml'I.KKY,
Attorneys for 1'lnlntllT,
Summon.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of
Oregon, for the County of Clacka
mas I) Williams. Plaintiff,
vs.
Julia It. Williams, Hretidmil.
To Julia It. Wllllmns, defendant, above
named:
tu the name of the State of Oregon:
1011 are Hereby required to appear Coiinlv. Oregon, Administrator of the
and answer the complaint filed against estate of Henry M. Holiness, decraned.
you In the above entitled suit, within! late of Clackainns County. Oregon
sis weeks from the day of the drat j All persons having claims intaltMt
publication of tills summons, and If, said estate are hereby iiotllled to file
you fall to nppenr and answer the the same duly verified provided by
plaintiff will apply lo the Court fori law, with tny attorney. C. II pve. S
the relief demanded In the complaint, j W. corner Main and Eighth streets,
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of the Stale of
Oregon, for tho County of Clacka
mas. In the matter of the estate of IVxIor
J, Howell, llcecimcil:
Notice Is hereby gheii. that tho
undersigned, Alice M. Ilonell, lias
been duly appointed by Hi" County
Court, of the State of Oregon, for tho
Comity of Clackamas, inlmlnlstialilii
of the estate of liexler .1. Howell, dj"
ceased, mid letters of adinlnlstiatiWi
have Ihiuii duly Issued to her by the
said court.
All persons having cIiiIiih against
said oil ale are hereby untitled and
required to present lliein under oath
with proper vouchers therefore at
Inched within U uioutlia of the date
of this Hut ten. to the liiiilnrsluneit. at
(the office of the Oregon fit v Enter
prise In Oregon CityCounty of Clack
aiuns, State of Oregon,
The date of tho first publication of
this notice i August fl, HHO.
JAMES IC. CRAl II,
Attorney for Adinllilstriitili.
Alice M. Howell, Administratrix of
, the estate of Ilexler 1. Howell, do
j ceased.
j Administrator's Notice to Creditor.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed
by the County Court of Clackamas
t
t
! TAKE THE HINT I
You can get the best tnji
money can buy if you huy t
our new stock of canned fabt
Fruits. They have the delict
fut, ripe flavor.
at
HARRIS' GROCERY
Oregon City.
to wit
For a decree forever dissolving the
Isnids of matrimony existing between
the plaintiff and the defendant; ami
for such other and further relief as
to the Court may seem Just and equita
ble. This summons , solved main vou
by publication by order of the Hon.
Grant it. Olinlck. Judge of the Countvi
Court, mid said order Is dated'
the flth dav of July. H0. and re j
quires you to nppenr mid answer the,
complaint within six weeks after tliei
date of the service of this summons:
iimiii you. I
And the date of the
Hon thereof Is August B,
Oregon City, Oregon, for allowance,
and payment, within six mouths from
the date of this notice
lnte, at Oregon City. Oiegoti, Vi.
gust &. turn.
W. W JKSSK,
Adiulttlnlrmor as Aforesaid.
C H. Oye, Attorney for Etate.
Notice of Final Settlement,
In the Ciinnty Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of C'nrka
mas. In the matter of the emme of Fred
Waesie, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
fit"! publics- derslgneil, executrix under the Inst
1910. and the Will nnd Testament ami th" ramie
date of the last publication Is Sep- of Fred Waespe, deceased
tember 10, 1910.
K. M SIIERMK'K.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Summon!.
In the Circuit Court of Oregon, fm
Clackumns County.
Rose Fry, Plaintiff,
vs.
I-"-llt A. Fry. Iiefciidatil.
To l-oslle A Fry, iiIkho named
defendant.
In the name of the state of Oregon',
you are hereby required to appearand
answer the complaint I. led against
oii In the above named suit, on or be
fore the tilth day of Hepl., Ht In, said
date being aft'-r the expiration of six
weeks from the first publication of
this summons, and If you full to ap
pear and answer said complaint, for
want thereof, the plaintiff will apply
j to the court for the relief deimillded
I In the complaint, to wit :
lilt tiled
In the County Court of the State of
'Oregon for Clukamiis County, her
' flnii I account as such executrix of s.ild
estate mid that Monday, the :.'d dsv
of August, 1910, at the ho'ir of 10
o'clock A M , tins been fixed l.v said
Court as the time for hearing uf.ob.
Jectlons to said report and Final Ac
count and the settlement thereof
ROSA WAESI'E,
Executrix of the last Will am Testa
ment of Fred Waespe, de.va'd,
W. A. CARTER,
Attorney for Executrix.
Dr. W. Chambers Schultte
A, It A M If5 Ijifiivniu Colin.
Iv4lult. Prill, , M. i l.Mi;. tllu llllrrslty
ami ILII-m- lliisiillnl M-.ll.ai 'ullr-ao.
Nr V.Mk I'lly.
ROOM $ AND . WIINHARO BLOCK.
Omce nnd eoiiitiittitilnM iraelti-i nv.-linovi.
If. Over forty yem rxiwrlrni-i. iTIie
lh-.r ronliniirH llir Kaiiirre r-tiat.int of
putting up tils uwtt iirraetlpiiunM
Fresneda, Mrs. James; Rahl, Mrs I
l I inn k'ittlo '
Walks From Oregon City to Wilho.tr Mens list-Bruce.' C. W.; Howard,
and Return ,n 48 Hour,. ; Harrv. Hllffrmirli p. U; MaPK, j.r
i and Mrs. Kred.
A few evenings aga a young woman
stepped Into the drug store of G. A. I
Harding for a few minutes to rest,1
and told the proprietor she had just ,
arrived from Wflholt, having walked j
the entire distance, and was on her
way to Portland. It was 6 o'clock!
when she reached this city, and she ,
expected to make the metropolis by 10'
o'clock, and then she was to win the !
wager. $lu", that had been put up.
She walked from Portland to Wilhoit i
and return, so she says, In 48 hours, i
tlte time that was given her by the,
parties that had made the wager. The
young woman, who was prepossessing, i
left the drugstore before her name
could be secured, and when last seen
was going at a rapid rate towards:
Portland. .
GIVING OUT
The Struggle Discourages Many a Cit
izen of Oregon City.
on savings accounts j
We pay
interest
Won't Need a Crutch.
When Editor J. P. Sossman, of
Cornelius, X. C bruised his leg badly,
it started an ugly sore. Many salves
and ointments proved worthless. Then
Bucklen's Arnica healed it thoroughly.
Nothing is so prompt and
I'lcers, Boils, Burns, Bruises. Cut.-t
f'orns, Sores, Pimples, Eczema, or
Piles. 2.",c at Junes Drug Co.
KELLY LANDED IN JAIL.
We pay 4 per cent I
i
Interest
i
Forger Passes Bad Check for $50 on
j Saloon Keeper.
Around all day with an aching back;
Can't rest at night; S
Enough to make any one "give out." j
Doan's Kidney Pills will give renew
ed life. :
They will cure the backache: J
Cure every kidney III. ;
Here is Oregon City proof that this!
is so: '
Joseph McDermott, Washington!
street, Oregon City, Ore., says; ' I
was In bad shape with kidney and
bladder complaint. .My back was so!
lame and stiff that I culd hardly
get about and It was all I could do!
to dress myself on arising in the;
morning. The kidney secretions were1
scant and the passages were too fn-i
quent. After taking the contents of
a few boxes of Doan's Kidney pills
sure fori w;iH restored to good health. During
the past two years I have lad no'
cause for complaint." !
j For sale by all dealers. Price .10 1
' cents. KriKter-Millmrn Co., Buffalo, j
j New York, sole agents for the I'nlted;
i States. I
Remember the name Doan's and;
i t il,( no other. S-.1-12
acrea I t
l. r., , 9
e
i.
;i
on Certificates of
of Deposit
Safety
Liberality
Courtesy
is our motto
Asrra
State
IBasvk
Aurora, Oregon
J. Ii. Kelly, who was arrested
Wednesday for passing a worthless-
check for t Vi at the saloon of L. Ru- j
conich. was brought before Judge!
i Samson for a hearing. The man was'
! placed under $.100 bonds and will have
to appear before the grand Jury. lie;
will remain In jail until that time. i
I The chi ck that Kelly had nsed was
on the .Merchants' National p.pnk of;
Portland. "Merchants' National" was!
scratched out by peri and ink, and In I
1 its stead was written "Illbernia Sav-
Ings" Bank of Portland. The in.n, It;
i Is claimed, came here from Frisco,
and states that he has about $2000 In
a savings bank in that citv. i
What Parisian Sage Will Do, or
Money Back.
Stop falling hair In two weeks.
Cure dandruff In two weeks.
Stop splitting hair.
Stop itching scalp Immediately.
Grow more hair.
Make harsh hair soft, silky and lux
uriant. Brightens up the hair and eye
brows. As a hair dressing It is without a
peer it contains nothing that can
possibly harm the hair, It. is not stinky,
oily or greasy it Is used by thous
ands to keep the hair healthy It pre
vents as well as cures scalp disease.
For women and children Parisian
Sage is the most delightful hair dseBS
ing and should be In every home.
Huntley Bros, sell it for .10 cents a
large bottle. Ask for Parisian Sage.
YOUR BOILER
May try to assert its independence
and explode Juct to celebrate the
Glorious Fourth. If you would avoid
suchVtrouble, iet us keep all your
in good
passed.
PLUMBING
repair. Our work is unsur-
P. C GADKE
Tinning, Hot Air Furnaces and
' Hop Pipes. All Kinds of Job
bing and 8praying Material.
914 Main St. Phone 2654.
OREGON CITY.
I Mrs. Jessie Ouirtlght to W. & Crlf-j
' nth. 2.1 acres of section fi, township;
! 3 south, range n east; $10. 1
John M. and Mollle Stormer to Max .
'Von Newmann. I acres of section 2!', 1
township .1 sou'ti, range 4 east; $1. ,
George Ross Maker and Orace link-'
! er to C. Howard Kahle. 7! acres of
! land In Clai kamns County; $100.
j Henry Warnoi k to James Linn, lots
!7 nnd 8 of block 17, Kstneada: $:;oo.
! A. K. and H.-len R. Hrantner to
; Clarence Whltlock. 20 acres of sec-;
tlons 27, 2t. township .1 south, range
I 4 east; $lnii'i. ,
I E. M. and Anna Howell to Maggie'
j Watson, land in EZra Fisher D. I, C; I
; S2'0. I
Hurt and Minta McArthur to D.
j Klmer ami ..-mile K. Mc Arthur, 40
.-cres of sec ion 13, township .1 south.!
! range 1 east; $1. .
I. V. and 1.1 'le Trulllnger to G. K.
.Williams, 7 aeroa) of section 1, town-j
ship 5 south, range 2 east; $1.
! Maggie W.itsnn to John Loder, land
; in Ezra Fisher D. L. C, township 2
i soutn. range 2 east; $100.
tl. II. Fund i to i. M. Park, ?0 ac
: of Julin Stctil-.i -nson nnd w ife D. I
.township .; j,,uth, range -I east;
$1700.
A. Pratt t., Cnrl C. Oldflebl nnrt
Anson it Kiiimo'V, 03.00 acres of por
tion 21. township 4 sooth, range l!
west : $.1li'i, j
Frank Vorhles to Sarah A. Good-:
year, land in section 31, township 2
south, range ' f.BHt $1. I
John W. ,v,d Grace K. Iider to
John and Elizabeth Groil, 23 13 acres'
of sections 21, 28, township 1 south.1
ranee 2 east; $i. 'i
I'nlted siiit..--i to John W. Exon.l
110 ncn-s of section 12, township 3!
south, range 1 east; patent.
U. H. Heat f0 E..H. Carlton and!
F.. A. Rosen tans, land In section 27,1
township 1; somh, range 2 east; 2in'.
Jessie X. William II. MeKllinev'
to Carl f, Vance, land I rr sect Inn mi
i township 2 '...nh, range 1 east; $1." 'i
h. IS. Rece and wife, Karl Nelson
and wife v. vv. Hansen, 27.70 acres i
of sections :;'i and 32. township 3
south, range j east; $22.10.
George ami Fanny K. Ottv try Mal i
colmn and Elizabeth R. Doim'ey, south!
half of somh v.egt quarter of section
27, township 1 south, range 2 east; $!.,
Rnsertu fin, Hermnn Spoouer et nl. !
to .f. J. Denney, southeast uarter ofi
north wet. quarter and west half ofi
northeast quarter of section 31, town-;
ship 1 si, nth, range 2 east; $1.
K. M. and Martha Amen to Josenh
and Mary Haas, 20 acres of section 23,
township 2 south, range 2 east; $10.
.T. J. and Esther Jobnsson to M.
Slchel, 10(17 jK-res nf section 27, town-,
Khlp south, range 2 east; $1.
Wayerhaensen Land Company to'
Southern Pac-lllc Company, land' In
Clackamas County; $1. I
CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT 4 TRUST i
COMPANY.
Land Titles Examined.
Abstracts of Title Made.
Office over Uarik of Oregon City.
JOHN F. CLARK, Mgr.
MOTORS
FOR
Most Satisfactory
Labor Saving Device
For Domestic Use
E
ectric Store
Alder Street, Corner 7th
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