Oregon City enterprise., September 30, 1910, Page 5, Image 5

OJtEOON CUT , ENTEIiPJ JJE, J-'UIDAV, KKI'TKMBKU 30,' 1910.
hioiii a fow tiny h horti, Mr. 'I'm
f.iniMTly MIik KHHo l.loyil, U wnll
litiown horn mm Hint hits vlnlti'il lntr
I'llllttlllit,- llm MlHIll'K HuiiIIIh, iOVOI'Hl
Ilium, .
M ik A nnil (I, I lays, of (ilinliiKiiiii,
loft, ThurHilay, nml Imr hrutlior, Mr,
Hh'ltli'N loft Hiiluiiliiy fur Dfl.rult
Mich,, whi'io thoy will mli'iiil llm
(Inlih'll WiiiIiIIiik uf -( li..t imrolilM,
whti'h will hi' ii'lclitiili'il Ocluhor IN
'I'liiiro tun fluiit chllilitii, In tllfft.r
mil tm r i n uf tho i iilii.il Ktiiioit nml
Cmiiiilii, nml nil will Kiithur In IX'trnll
fur III" HifnlvKi'Hiiry. Mr, llnyH will
cpoinl Hut wlnti.r In 'I.M'Mojt,.
Ilavn yuii it'iul IIU'n 1.1k ml? lr
y. il tin It will Im llmo wnll Hi"in.
PASTORS GET
ISIEJV CHARGES
LARSEN & COMPANY i
Union Revival During October
l"our Orcflou qty Churches United To hghr
bin ond Saloons
Cr Itlth A, Main 81.
OHEQON CITY.'ORtQON.
r Wholesale and Retail
METHODIST CONFERENCE 8CE8
!(iIH)CEM!:Si
J 1 '
MANY CHANCES IN CLACK-
AMAS CONGREGATION 8.
BLAGKWELL IS CHANGED
Ray. Ii. F. Zimmerman, Antl Salmon
Worker, Succeeds Him to Oregon
Clly Charrje Other Pastors Co
to New Fields.
ANDPRODUCK
s1
LAND PLASTER
liny, (iroln, held,
Plowcr (ind Our
den Seeds.
WE PAY CASH,1 IFOR
COUNTRY PROCUCE
LOCAL BRIEFS
fir. L. 0. Ice, UMilll. Room J7
nd Id, ,MNlc liidn
Wither U Ku-lj (.f ouk (irovo '
In !hi. t-H v Monday iiIkIh,
Mix Don Medium In (rcniy III
l her home li) this plly,
Tluinim (loihor him reiiirooit from
a niijiillt ll In ( 'u lfot tli.
Mr. mill Mm. J I. HwnfTonl mihhiI
f-w ilny III HllM.iiru hint wk,
mi, (lain rc. .Muipy, of lilotimorlo.
Iff I'rirtuy night tcr your jour of
Unmpo,
l r. il llilimiii f nil Churl J,,.,.
uf Cimliy wore Oregun Clly visitor.
Hiilnhiv
KllnTtlt I'rm hi., chotip, Mt Oregon
Cllv CniiiiiilnHlnii Co.
Ml Ad Flout In vImKIiik hot
brother. Hiinrnti Kioul, nl I'liotuitln.
WttiUliiKtiill. ;
" Godfrey left TinmUy 'iiioniliiK
fur ( uiviillN, whore ho vlll i.ii..r i hr
Oih'nii Attrtouiimul ('nlliitf.
I tit' rv I'lill-ick, who Im been vl
IiIiib i.-htlic In ililx cliy.'wlll leave
In ii lew iii) f.ir lii.lliiiKli.ini, Wiuli
Mr-. Nitn iMrlnw liwri'iu" will
rt - her vooul ntudlo October 1 nl
U'oi. WiixliliiKioii fiiffl. I'huiiu 1794
Mb. Nnii I'orlniiti nn, Mi. Grunt
II, lumltdj relumed Monday' night
from it l"vl!!V mijuirii i Saw purl
Knil! ScliaT Im return,., in Ufi.
Kim Ciiy utter HpiiuiltiK I tin summer
ill hmo mill nilii-r Kiiieni Oregon
pIlltHl.
I .( ' cm nil. him lii IiiiiiiUiiiiik Rlntu
hull, l ull mi MU C. Coldnnlth.
I'civy rnulli-iii hint returned from
Viienlluu uf nevornl weeks, during
whli h hi' visited tlm" Biiiillii'ru HlAtt.it '
nnil M'-xk-o
( uiiiiiy Fruit Inspector A. J Uiwl
left T'd tiilny morning fur Canity wlih
fruit fur lln' 1'hioknmiin ritimy Kali
Ihll'ltlnii.
Harry iimiMT ami Tlnudoro o-
mini. I linn' returned from fort
night n).iiirn Ht I In: Breaker 1 1A-I
at Nmlh Ih-iuli.
Hlu't nui ii Ihii foul uf Vlclurla. II (',
Oil. I III llilllll'rUl Wlttl (ll t'llltl'lt
Htni.. I iii tit Ik rut lull Service, l iwntl
Inn A ft w ilii) lu thin city.
Mr. Omar Wood II n, IMntl Int. pupil
of Charles IMiTto of I'urllund. will lie
Klail tti receive pupil Ht 12IM1 Wll
liiKfnti ulri-pl. I'hiMio, ,lnln 1794.
Mln On !,. tho iH-wly t.lui'loil
fiit"'il "f Ihff ruiiiity fiilr, nnil Mr.
I'imI.' KviniH, hiilh of I'miliy. vlnlti'il
Urt-unii I'lly ami I'urilniiil KrhUy.
V ulhiiT mill Wnliuc Hurl uiul Kv
'irti Cii-fD ri'ltinii'il Kntiirily vn
Ilia frt.iii Lincoln, iimr Snlt'tn, whrro
tin.)' npi'tit l,liri wt'i'ki ni Wiilll ih'h
Imp yiint. '
Kur tho Intont llnn In uillllnury in
lliry nr.. hniiiKlit out rail on MIhi C.
liuliUliilili
Hsrry Whlln jiiul Omnr Smith n
tiiriit'it Siin.lny fiotii mt vti'iultil trip
lhn;ti!li I Iih inliltllii m-Hli.ru mulvk
They rt'piirt u ttn trip, hut urn kIiuI;
in ukiiIii In' In i ho Imul of rainfall.
Mr. ml Min. Irit Wlxhurl and hnhy
lift T'H'-iluv in dim In u fur lln'lr homo
lit Tulfilu, Lincoln Cuiiiily, . Hftfr
fortiiliiht'it llt wllh rvli'iiiU unit rul
ntlvun In Ori-noii City nml 1'urtluuil.
Mr. nml Mih. Arthur lluwiaml nmt
hnhy Ifft Tui'Kilny fur Hnlotn. whmv
Ihi-v will vlHli 'Mr. mil Mm. Wllllum
II, Iiiuiihm'ill, Jr., fur fow uuyn Im
fnrti it'iurnliiR to ytt'lr hmiio lit (iinnlN
I'lim.
Mr. fimtnllii, uf t'hlliiililphln, I'll..
i tin Iiiih Imm.hi liotikk'M'in'r nl th
l'ulii'0 Siiitt'it mint, fur tlm punt thirty
'iir, wiim tho icui'Ht of Mr. nint Mm.
I'ot.-r J. Wlnkol uf '"i Ok'uiui City
ThiiiMlNy.
COAL OroKon Clly Coinmlwiloii
Co. aro now tnklim nnlom for ctml.
Softire your rtjiilrtui'iil for tht
winter.
J tirif Ic-c of tho IVhco V. W. 11. Slim
huh olTU'liiti'.Mt tw woilillnuM nl IiIh
' nrriro hint Momliry. Wlllliilil W.
Hiiwith nml " Ivtcl I'iuiI wi'io. uulti'il In
niiiii'lani', mill I!, li Olto anil Itrmt
I'li'lrliiT wort- iniiilii olio.
Mrn. .(!. W. lii iico mill (liiimhti'm
MlH-i it Kliiioiiro nml Klloii IJinoo, m
liiriioil tn Oionuti Clly rrlilay nlttht
from a vUll wllh rt'hillvott In Knulanil,
Slni'o IiiivIiik Itoro In .Inly Km1.', tlu-y
havo vIhIIimI Hovorul purls of Kiiropo
mi. I tin- I'nltotl SlnioH,
Corrort Htylon In iIi'ohr lints'. Minn
C. iiiilHiiilth.
Kur i ho honollt of Ht. Jnhn'H Coiii
clory AxH'irlnt Ion a rhlrlion dlmuM'
wiih ni'ivoiI Hiinday iifli'iiiuoii In Mt
Umuhlln Hull hv tho lailh'H of Ht
John' Catholic Church. Tho. affair
waH U Kivnt MiUM'OMri mill lliti pi'ot'einlH
wi.j-c nioit KrmlfyliiK. The nioiioy
will ho iih.'iI In tn n K I ti k liiiprovouioillH
to Hi. Jolin'it Coini'tory.
No I'coiiiiiulcal tuiyor will pimH ill)
LovIHh Siii'fhil Shoo Halo. ,
Mlsn Maican't llanlflii lias rolmni'il
from Tiicuiiia, Wiih., wlioro hIiv Hpcut
tu wookM vIhIiIiik vnliillvt-H uiul
frluiiiU. Hhn wiih nccniiiliiili'tl by, Mr.
nml Mm, KiKanl Tjow, .who will
-
i TAKE THE HINT
You cm oet the best that
money can buy if you buy of
our new stock of canned Table
Fruits. They have the delicl
ous, ripe flavor.
' at
HARRIS' GROCERY
Oregon City.
SOOETY
In I'timmoiniiiiitloii of tholr I Wfiil
Ihiiyi'iir of wi'itih'il till mm . Mr. mid
Mih. .1. II, WMIkor TlnifMihiy lilchl
I'l'luliinii.il ilii'lr Hllvor SVoihlliiK id
iliHr homo on Hovonth Htrooi lu n
iiiuHl t'lijoyuhla miiunor. Ovor llfiy
lioupln wiio proHoni, nuiHily. oh'
fil ht, who know tho happy coiipln
lu'fiMi' tho tl of lliolr iuiirluKo.
Tho VVulluir ri'Hlil.inro wiih honutlTully
ilocoratcil fur urn omiHloii. Auiitiiin
loiivoii mill rt il worn u'il In priifiiNloii
In (ho hull , mill tho llluiiry mid parlor
worn ii.forult'il In Kroen, with whim
inttiiin. rlii yuan! lii'iiiiiniH mid rnH".
lu tho tllnliiK room, tho color Hchtmio
wiih IniKi'ly Kr mid nllvor wirn nlo
iiki-,i In inon( liintofnl uunt imr. ruin"
wiih Hcrvctl In tho tllnliiK room by
MIhhoh Junfi Chmimin, Umttio Walkor
mm MiiiIkh HrlKlithlll, mul horn woro
ulmi Iho tunny hoiiulirul iiiohoiiIh rn
colvoil by Mr. mnl Mm. Walker. A
iliiluty Iiiih'Iiiiiii wan wrvtnl, ilurltiK
which lion Ijir.oH' urthoHtra trondoroil
HI'VI'I'Ill HI'll'l-tllimt.HMIIIIIK l In' in bidutt
tho jhiUKrln mid MotidolHitohn wod
dliiK mnrchoH. Mr. Hint Mrn. Walkor
inn both well known In Oregon 'Hy
ci-mlnu from old pioneer duck. Tweii.
ly llvti yearn auo ihoy woro wcihloili
ami their many frlemla wlh thorn
mnny nioro earn of happliivaa.
lu lift pitrlom of Iho Klrat Metho
tlli Church Tuei'luy iiIkIiI iho mom
horn of tho nmnrciiiitluii anvo a faro
well reception to Kev, K. C. Hluck
well ami family Itev. Illiickwell ha
been trnnafvrreir lu MlllKlxiro nfler
belnii hero five year. Tho chureu
miih prettily derorntoil fur llm ix'tn
hIoii wlih .rlo i-rn and nulumii leaven,
mill u Iiiiko crowd wan In attend
mice, lu behalf of !he ruiiKrtKtttloil.
J. I; SwiirToid. pronldout of the church
b'Hiiil of Inmleen. iionenlei Itev. ami
Mm. liliu kwell wllh a allver friill dlh
mid Mih. I'rnll, Mm. IllurkwulU
niuiher wllh a nhnpplnu Iuik. Htioecli.
i i .. i..... I-......, .. ..ii ..
en were iiiiuie iiy ii''.. ii''""i
uveral uieinborn of (bo oonKroKiildiii,
and refrcnhnieiiU were served. Hov
llbukwell mid family will leavti H"miii
I fur their new ome. y
in tiuiiiir nt ll Kilna Park. wIioko
maniiiKo to Moriluier J. Cockrcll will
lake iiliue In Iho middle of October
a china nhower m given at the
homo of Mm, Mortimer Ijiiourette
Kuliirilnv ovonlng by Mlns Helen Omil
tun ami Ntlss Kdllh Cheney Tho
l.rlile in lm watrtho recipient if many
beuullful priteni. Tho ovenlug wa
.unit In a mont vnjoynble manner
and dainty rffrteOiuienta were norvod.
Thon In atiotidiinco were Mr, nor
bert Melnnnor. 'Mr. Walter Well
Mr. Mortimer 0. l-atmirettti. MIhs
ICdllll Cheney. Mis Helen Mantlon,
MIh Kdim l'rk and MIhso Clara imU
Kdua Cnulleld.
The t'nlnracl Hose Company, of
the Oregon City Fire Department, has
arranged to give ii grand ball In the
Armurv Hall net Saturday , evening.
Octuber I. Farmer' orchestra hus
been engaged and Ihe frrat of the
nronioV dance for the winter I ex
jiecled to be a great success. Social
dancea will he given on the two fol
lowing Saturdays, at the Armory by
August Rnkel.
Now I tho time lo figure on your
winter' fuel. Flnco order fur coal
with Oregon "Clly Commission C.
"Injuns" invade Oregon City.
Among Sunday's visitor In Oregon
City wore a number of Indian of the
"lllanket and lung hair" typo. They
intruded no little attention as they
wandered around the at reel, walking
on the. sidewalk ol In Iho renter pf
iho streets. Just as thn notion took
them, mid sitting on the sidewalk or
In front of a business Jmuso, when-
. .... i ....... rt...
over luey leu in in-eti ui I'-n. i"
aborigine have Just left the ,ho-
vnrds mid said to he on their way lo
Ihe "Round I'D" rendh'ton's big Wild
West rarnlval.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
Charles Stewart Die.
Charles Ktewart, nn aged resident
of .Mouutnlii View, died at his homo
yesterday, aged 91 years. I To Is sur
vived by a widow nnd three sons,
C.eoiKo, Charles mid William Stewart.
Mr. Stewart ...ul l.een i roam. en, iW(,rlll J(ul W. Uuler talk of
Mountain View about ton years. Hist ..,...... (r..i r th ll.iiini-
funeral was hold nt two ociock
thlH iiftiTuiinn from Hie Mountain
View church, Itev J. J. Qillnn officiat
ing, and the Interment was In Moun
tain View cemetery.
Th.mtit Voters For Support.
(Hailstone, Ore., September 28
To IhV voters of Clackamas county:
Kindly accept my sincere thanks
for yoor generous support tit the pri
maries. Hoping you will favor me
again wlih your votes -on November
Sili, I remain very truly Jours, ,
.1. A. TPKTS,
Nominee for County Treasurer
(Paid Advt.) '
Card of T(jank.
We' wish to extend our heartfelt
(hunks to Ihe dear frlenils one nml
nil who so kindly showed their
sympathy In our recent bereavement
also ror'thu lieaiillful Moral offerings
Mrs. C. Landed;,
.Mrs. K. II. Kanirnlh mid family
J! . ;
Best for, the Hands
S. I.. ('hapnian, Maccas, Ky., Buys: I
uned Dr. Hell's Antiseptic Salve on
toy hands, which were sore, and And
it the best 1 ever tried. It cured them
completely. 1'oreete by Jones Drug
Company.
Hov. L. K Zliiiiii.-riiiiiii, for tho hint
Ihreit yeiirH aocrelary of tho Oii-huii
Allll HiiIihiII l'Httue, him hi-i-ll Hi'lecled
us (ho in- pimtor of Iho Mi-HiikIIhI
Kpineopul Church of OroK"H Clly, to
Mlicleed Itev. It. C. Illlick wi'll, piiHtor
of tho Ori'K"ii yily Church for the
Innt II vu yearn. Mr. Ilhickwell Iiiih
been truiiHfofrcil lo tllllHboro. Mr.
Zimmerman will preach here riiinilay
iiiuruliiK, Ho Ih about 4') years of
iikc, and has a family. Tho members
of the church tendcrud a reception
In the pulrliiK iiuHior and his family
at Iho Methnillnl Kplhcnpal Church
Tuenday evi-nliiK.
Itev. M. It. I'lirounaitliui, formerly
of KhIiiciiiU and (ironhmu, hiia been
sent lo Jlrowimvlllti. Itev. V. J, W'i
er, who wiih located at fanny, h'ioh ui
Imlepenileiictv Itev. C. U Crenity r
maliiH at Canby and Itev. Henry Hpeln
Kih-h lo ClHckatmiH mul Oak lirovo
Itev. II. V. Kiihlmnn will ko to Knta
ciiiIii, Itev. W. II. Mooro to U-uta
Itev. W. J. Mays I" Mnrnuiim, Hov. A
II. Ciilder to HorltiK and rieiiHunt
Homo, Hev. W. M. Hold l Handy
Kv, It. H. HUhop (o Tuulalln and
Ohwoko, Hov. K. M. Waehllo to Wllla
mliiii and Hov. J. W. Kxon to Wll-
nuiiviiiu.
JOHN II. GIBSON
. WILL HELP TICKET
URCES ONITEO ACTION ON PART
OF REPUBLICANS OF
CLACKAMAS.
MILWAl'KIlt Or., Keptember J7. !
Kdltor of The Knlerprlse: Will yoiijal any fair, and since so many com-
p.. null mo, through the column, of
your paicr lo state publicly the aland
which I shuH lake III regard to the
j coming election? nhall mipinirt the
entire uckoi from inp 10 nuiiom uun
I want nl this time to ask all Kepub
llcans lo rally to the supiairt of the
wholo ticket. ,
l'rlur lo the adoption of the Olrocl
I'rlmary l-nw I always voted for my
party riindhliiiu, and since ihe Direct
I'rlmiiry nieihod of nominating cundt
dulcn ha lieen In practice, I feel that
I am In honor bound to support the
nominee of lur narty. I take the
ground Hint wbeti a man make
campaign before the people and se
cure a nomination for an office thai
he in entitled l receive the support
of all loyal Republican With all due
respect lo anyone who may differ
with mo. 1 venture the aanertloa thai
any man who I honestly and truly
In .favor of Ihe Direct I'rlmary Law
will aupport the candidate . uf hi
party who secures the nomination
for an office under tho luw. Now If
the republicans of this State had hii
herod to that principle four yearn ago
an ilu'v should have done. Mr. James
Wylheconih would have been elected
govonor. I
In closing I wat to say that we
have before us a peculiar situation
namely, a Dortlon of our Htute anil
County ticket are men who were rec
ommended by the assembly, and the
balance of the ticket la made up of
men who were opposed to Ihe assent-
hlv method of recommending canitl
illatt s. Now that the nomination are
made, let na remember that we are
Itepuhllcans. and In so doing lot us
throw aside ull difference and work
unitedly for the success of tho en
tire Republican ticket, and remoinlior
that "Hulled we stand; divided we
fall."
Youra for the huccdss of our party
JNO. 11. OIHSON.
"CLACKAMAS DRY"
BRINGS OUT CROWD
CAMPAIGN TO SUPPRESS THE
LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN COUNTY
AROUSES INTEREST.
-The opening of tho "Clackamns
Dry" ciimpalgn at Parkplnco Wednes
day night wiih very enthusiastic, mid
too peopl ' wore In cUo audience to
hour C. Si'heubel, Rev. S. A. Hay-
the pernicious effecls of tho lltiuor
truffle. Mr. Srhtiehel has a glitter
ing array of statistics to show the
cost of criminals and insane in Ore
gon, and be bhuuea the saloons for
most of It. In tUo last session of the
slate legislature there was approprl
Died II, 131.(1 for the care ot
criminals mid Ineiino and for Improve
ment und operating expenses, of
these Institutions. There will he a
mass meeting nt Bugle Creek nt. 11
o'clock on ue.t Sunday afternoon.
Messrs, Schueb'el, I'iter, A. 15. b'rost
and II. V. Miller form a quartette
that gives vociil i-electlous at these
meetings. At a meeting last Sunday
In Heaver Creek there wove 1.10 poo
plu In tho audience.
SOLDIER WILL WRESTLE.
John .H. Lorsen of Vancouver Bar;
racks Matched With
Carl Busch.
Carl Ilusch, who threw Pones
M'tmson, of Astoiin, at the M'nur
Tuesday night In n wrestling match
has arranged go with Joh.i It. Lor
son, a soldier from Vancouver Bar
rack, and' the nffulr wll! ht: pnlleii
iff in the Armor:' Hull next tnesiluv
night. This will lie n strniitnt match
best two out of throe fain, und thv
slrntiKle hold Is barred. Larson is a
big mill, weighing nliofit 185 pounds
nml is said to 1ft- very speedy for hl
weight.
Rev. Ceo. Taylor, Nc
ted Evangelist, W 'o
Will Conduct the
Big Revival 8erv.ee
Prof. Wegner, Soloist
H'-KlunlliK October g a union revival . Kon Dry" faction will gain many ad-Hi-rvleu
la lo l held during tho' ''orenla. The meeting are to ho1
month of October hv t;.-. l!,.,.,.i ,. .! uv, ev.-nlns In the labernaclc
mi-Kutlunal. f'rmbytoriiin mui !ih.;
odlat chirchoH,
All uf tho churrhi'H
InlereHted are workltm hunl fr the!
SIICC..H of tho big ri-Uml, an, a
K'mmI many convernloi,, art; eipnctod.
llm revival work will ,(, In charge
Of Itev. lieorgo W. Taylor, and hi
helper Include l'rof. Wegner, t he :
well-known choru leader, who wllll
direct tho singing. Mrn. Taylor U'
a rnrnctlat of great alilllty, and will 1
alno aHHlnt. TemK'inin.e work will'
alHo bo tukifti up In cuiiiectlon with
rellgloiiK work by the Breal evangel
Ih!, and It I thought that the "Ore-
JELLY DISPLAY AT
THE COUNTY FAIR
MR 8. WARNER WILL ALSO EX-
HIBIT IN ONE OF THE PORT- j
LAND BUSINESS HOUSES.
Vr. Robert Warner of this city..
who was awarded (list premium on
her dlspluy of Jellies at the Slate Fair
held at Salem lusl week, has mado
the study of Jelly making for the past'
lu year. This was Mrs. Warner's
first uttempt of oyer entering Jellies
incuts have been made of the won- terestlng. and many good horses were
derful illsplay, Mrs, Warner has en- run. At the baby show a number of
lered some at the county fair at Can- mo "best babies" were entered,
by, and later will pluce an exhibit lu A ,, , th'e evpning closed the
one of the large stores In Portland,' fair Thg ta tne flrst Grange Fair
where they may be viewed by Hoselht,la , Saniiy Hnii everyone wag well
Interested In this science. There pea8(,d wlth the resulL An im
wiM 2.H glasse of Jellies entered by n,eni,(.iy K,W(i exhibit of fruit was
Mrs. Warner, and the fancy glasses hl,n Manv freak8. both In vege-
even made them more attractive.
Some of these glasses contain a
many na seven different varieties of
Jellies, and when removed therefrom
are lo tie found lu, different layer.
Mrs. Warner haa well named her Jel-
Ilea as the "Jewell Jellies." Ily plac-
Ing a newspaiier at the rear of glass
of nrry color of these Jellies the print
is plainly visible and can be read
with east". (
WrnmU Z R TJg?o
use several different varieties of
f,lt j
' :
GUARANTEED DANDRUFF CURE,
f1...x n (ha rlmittrlul u-Kit tail Id
you that anv other hair tonic la Just
as good as Parisian Sage bo knows
utnlpr. ,
Huntley Ilros. Co. are Ihe agent
for Parisian Sage and they won t try
lo give you something Just as good
because they know that Parisian
sage is guaraiiu'cu ui cum umiuiuii
stop falling nair. ami cure an uiseasef.
of the scalp n two weeks or money
back.
Huntley Bros. Co. know that Paris-
Ian Sage I highly recommended as
the' most pleasant and rejuvenating
hair dressing known. It makes the
hair fluffy and beautiful and is not
sticky or greasy. FJfty ceuts a large
bottle at llunlley mos. co. mey win
guarantee It. Made lu America only pniry Caroline Bruns. flrst; A. Of
by Olroux Mg. Co., DulTalu, N. f.i.i,,,. 0f Ilarton. second prize.
The girl with the Auhum hair on ev
ery package.
FOOTBALL PROSPECTS
WERE NEVER BETTER,
BIG SQUAD OF ' EXPERIENCED
PLAYERS AT OREGON CITY j
. HIGH SCHOOL.
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Football prospeds for the Oregon
City high schtol .ire uuusually bright, , ' , . , T pts(-h.
this season. Mr there are many ex- Wt bunch of gmpcs-H. T. Hsch
perienced knights ''t ibfl pigskin en-f-
terliig the high school, coming from Numerous other little prizes wen.
Kiatled schools of ihe county. Moore, , given.
Shouhan, Michels, Slmiott and Kelly!
aro enrolled from the. MeLouKhliii k,
Institute, mid J Shonhan has been ;
chosen captain. All ' of these boys
have played several seasons. uom,
and. Wilson came from the Barclay
Holmes from Meant Pleasant., liault
Graves and linens from C.hulstone !
iind Dniiiliai'li. llnriin ntui Auuiens (m T1)(iv wpre Krontiv surprised,
from the fiasthum. While there n;pwltj, tle Kod display, especially of
only two men Mt from last year's
high school learn, Welsh and Clark, j
uie new uu-ii im.e ...v
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and the lndlvlili.il work can Ih.
W lilleil llllO ie..i:i iiin.utfc. v-u. ... i
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riraves Is niauar of the team and
t.. ti,,, o i k- .v mi olil football I
star, will be coach. The weight of the i
squad la about 1-lu pouiids. The buys
are out for practice every afternoon
and tholr flint yamo will probifbly !
be with the Greslnm high school. ,
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Canby Fa,m Managers Kesign.
George H. Ron.-eh and wife, who,
have been m inn li'ig H. McCarmlck':
"Kilgewnler Farm" at Canby have re-
signed Ihoir places mid left for Is,
Angeles, Oil., where they expect to
make their future home.
' Mr. and Mrs. Jesinh Martin, of j
1.4'hiinon, are spctnllnsa few days lu
Oregon City with ""relatives and i
frleiids. 1
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Mrs, Taylor, a Cornet-1
1st, Who Will Assist
Her Husband in
Revival Work.
I ne laDiiTrnane, which id mrm
t.rfi't,, at thn rnrtnr itf Ninth nnti
! Mir,..tu i
completion. H will have a Heating
,.,.B,.iv of two thouaaml. -Hundav
! evening the Uheruacle will be de'll-j
fated by a united meeting of the:
four churchea. A aormon will e
preached by Rev 8. A. Hayworth
panlor f the Haptlst Church, and the.
other minister. Including Hev. Zim-;
merman, the uowly appointed paator!
of the Methodist Episcopal church, wll'
also participate In the services. Mu-j
slcal work will le rendered by a large:
chorus. i I
SANDY GRANGE FAIR
WAS GREAT SUCCESS
GOOD EXHIBITS, FINE RACES AND
LARGE ATTENDANCE MAKE
FRIDAY BANNER DAY.
The Orange Fair, which was held
at Handy Friday, was a decided sue-
cess. Aliout 500 were In attendance
a good many coming from Rockwood
OreHham, Troutdale and Pleasahl
Homo. Good programs were rendered
both morning and afternrxm by local
and other UilenL The races were In-
,,,, . , erowths. were award-
ed prizes. The Jonsrud Lumber. Co.
,, Ih "Si.nlv Drue Co. had good
rumraorciai displays. The ladies had
flne exhlbits of sowing, embroidery
Bnd cooked foods. Bessie Canning
wajJ Vl),((j tne I110St popular young
,u(ly Th(J committee, E. F. fiurns, M.
Thoma8i e. McGuglu andJ.G- De
slla7er hl)pe t0 enlarge the fair next
yeur
e apple exh.bt was exceedingly
so- ,
W. P. Roberts won the flrst prize
on varieties of fruit. The second
prlie was awarded to J I G. De Shazer
and the third to A. C. Mllllron of Fir-
u'riilfl Mr. Roberts also won first i
prize for box exhibits, while Jerome
Cockelress won the prize for plate
exhibits; the second prize went to
Mrs. Fred Rates, and the third prize
to the Mt. Hood Land lo.
prunes First prize, J. S. Albert
CrBj and grasses A. C. Thomas
flrst E p Bruus seconu.
CTr., nri. a C.
uBMlnH H Rev.
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enue. .
Ladles' Exhibition First prize,
Mrs. A. G. llornstedt; second prize,
Mrs R. Jonsrud.
Business MV'n's Exhibits First
,)rl,,0i jonsrud Uros.; second prize,
r h. Kssotu
Biggest pumpkin prize a.
Thomas.
. r 1 liwllwilm
irS, prize.
1 n-if. onhb.l nrir fl. HailHT-
luin.
Biggest kale
(iugin.
Tallest corn
-Prize to Henry Mc-
-Prize
to- Herman
i Ki'her.
! Tallest sunflower Prize to A. C.
1 Young.
Best collection of cut flowers Mrs.
.V Aschoff.
. . .
mvers Mrs. Nelson.
Au j,, fti the fair done more to
sundy to the front as a most
jir,iuc.tive" mid r.ch land section than
1)V liny oth,.r means tried.
-it,,v . interesting people, nniong
whom were Portland
business
nmJ mftny fruil gl.owors uf Hood
R . mher gi,cl)(ms wero pres-
fruit and the Grange received many
(,()11K1.tlll.ltm,s for doing so much to
n ,w Ihoir product.
The committee on program, Mrs. P
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Siieiiy nna .Mrs. ..,..- u i-
did program.
W. S. l"Ron. tne speaker, pleased
his many hearers with Ins. eloquent i
speech I
Tho contest for the most popular
young'lady was won , by .Miss Bessie .
CiHiinilus uftor a spirited contest. j
j,ljltp j Sj,mt left Wednesday for:
CorvaUls. to enter the Oregon Ai-;
cultural College.
j
p Kom)e(h stanton, accountant of
wuiamotto Puln & Paper Co., has'
returned from his vacation.
Licenses tiinarry were Issued Wed
nesday to Cora I Willett and E. N.
Cunningham, ami Nellie N. Keller
und Edward Sinnott.
PHONOGRAPHS
Make a small deposit only and we
send an Edison or Victor outfit to
yoor home. Then $J a week pays
the balance- You never miss the
small payments, and before you
know it the outfit is yours. Come
in; and let us play the new Edison 4
minute records for you. ''They are
the best ever." .
"We will duplicate any offer made by any
Victor or Edison dealer in the United States."
Burmehter & Andresen,
Ortgo City Jtwdcn. Suspensie Bridge Corntr.
BURGLARS ENTER THE
BERNIER RESIDENCE!
USING LIGHT, THEY AWAKEN1
MRS.. BERNIER, WHO ALARMS
THEM BY CALLING TO SONS.
The residence of Sir. and Mrs. ! It was a pleased gathering of mat
Charles Bernier In Greenpoint was . fans that filed out of the Armory at
entered at 1 o'clock Sunday morning, the conclusion of the Buscb-Munson
by two burglars, one of whom was. match Tuesday night. The bout was
armed with a revolver, but before! fast enough for anybody, and the
they secured any valuables they were! game received a big boost In Oregon
put to rout by Mrs. Bernier. The meni City.
entered the room occupied by Mr i Although Busch won from Munson
and Mrs. Bernier,. and the light theyjhe did not do so easily, and It took
used awakened Mr. Bernier. Thetan hour and thirty-nine minutes be
smaller of the men told her not to be, fore he could get the flrst falL Mun
alarmed. they were just after money i gn was as slippery as an -eel and
He seemed in a Jolly mood and madelquict as , flasll Several times'
several witty sallies, during which Busch would have a good hold well
time Mrs. Bernier was doing her best secured, and would be turning his
In a quiet manner to awaken her hus- opponent over, the crowd holding
band. Failing in this, she called to, their breath, when Munson, with a
her sons upstairs, and the burglars I twist, a Jerk and a kick, would get
alarmed at Mrs. Bernier's outcry and j out of harm's way. Time and again
the alacrity with which the boys tum-j Busch wuld get a good hold, but
bled out of bed, hastily fled. No tracejMunscn would merely watch him a
of them has been found. while, then kick loose, lust a th
TWENTY-ONE LIENS
FILED BY LABORERS
CLAIMS AGGREGATING $2100
STACKED UP AGAINST
LUMBER COMPANY.
j To the crowd it looked that Busch.
j was considerably heavier than the
C Bennett, C' Johnson, T. Haack. i Astoria, instructor, although the Ger
E. Judson, J. A. Bennett, A. G. Brown, man (Jt'clares his weight to be 158.
G. Judson, B. E. Looney, Edgar! Munson's quickness and his ability
Heiple, A. Mlnonern, F. Brownrigg, j for squirming out of tight places'
O. A. Full, Emma Dowty, W. Grang- mada qujte a hit with the fans, while
vist, F. H. Bennett, G. Bennett, E. Busch still retains his supporters.
Collard, J. Bertschinger, M".- Bennett Busch Is seeking to arrange a return
Hawk and Topling and J. Jefferson j match with Strangler Smith. He
yesterday afternoon filed mechanics agrees to throw the Strangler three
liens against W. O. Cameron and times in an hour, but bars the stran
Hoyt Bros, for claims aggregating gle hold, which near proved his un
$2100. The papers In the case were doing before.
filed In the county clerk's office by Munson Saturday night wrestles
Attorney E. W. Bartlett, of Estacada
Hoyt Jros. sold their mill on the
Clackamas River, West and South ot
Allspaugh, to J. H. Hoyt, who dis
posed 6f the properta- to Cameron
and the latter took possession last
Saturday. The claimants have been
working for Hoyt. who has been man
ufacturing lumber and ties.
Molalla.
Mrs. C. H. Trulllnger, the Hubbard
Milliner, will be at Robbins Bros,
store, Molalla. Sept. 24, Oct. 8. and
Oct. 22, with complete stock of Fall
Millinery. "
Merchants Praise
Dr. Bell's Pine-Tnr-Honey. . J. W.
Mnnt.l.il UihaWnn lib o.ivc Tlioro
M no medicine which equals it for
easy. 25c at Jones Drug Company.
FOUND Black mare, three white
feet, brand L T, weight nbout 1200
lbs., and black horse, no brand,
White on neck from collar, gray oil
nose, weight about 1250. George
Wickiund, Clackamas, Oregon.
When in Portland visit the
only Exclusive Coffee, Tea and
Spice Store in the city.
Best goods at lowest prices
CHAS. F. JONES
' GRAND AVE. AND E. ASH
WHOLESALE
GOOD WRESTLING AT
THE ARMORY TUESDAY
BUSCH AND MUNSON STRUG-
GLEO EIGHTY-NINE MINUTES
BEFORE FIRST TUMBLE.
crowd were wondering how many
bones were broken. Several half and
whole nelsons were broken, but final
ly Busch secured a whole nelson
and succeeded In pinning his elusive
opponent's shoulders to the mat
After the flrst fall, Munson became
aggressive, pushed the German off
the canvas, and tried, but not suc
cessfully, to get a body scissors
Busch soon .regained his feet and se
cured the winning fall in one and
one-half minutes.
Dodan' Singh, the Hindu grappler
who was matched with Eddie O'Con
nell In Portland before Eddie was
taken sick.
Blood Poison
Is prevented by applying Dr. Bell's
Anti-Pain to cuts, scratches and
bruises. It destroys all septic matter
rnables the wound to heal without
soreness. Be sure to get Dr. Bell's.
For sale by Jones Drug Co.
Licenses to Marry.
Marriage licenses were Issued on
Monday to Inez Paul and William
Bowers; Rose Fletcher and C. C.
Otto; Katie Wolker and Charles
Ijivuss; Nellie Bal'.ew aud Charles
Wamsley; Elsa Piper aud O. It. Hart
nell. '
Best Ever Used
A. B. Hei.-ileln. Harrison, Idaho says:
I have used Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
for coughs and colds and It Is the best
I have ever tried. Look for the Bell
on the Bottle. For sale by Jones Drug
Company.
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