OUKOON CITY KNTKIIPUISK,, TODAY, OCTOHEU 28, 1910.
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LAKjcN & lUMPANY
Cur 10th k Main 8t.
OHEC10N CITY, OnCQON.
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERIES
AND PRODUCE
LAN I) PLASTKK
Hiiy, drain, Hi,
'flower tind (mr
(kn Seals.
i WE PAY CASH,, FOR '
COUNTRY PROCUCE i
LOCAL BRIEFS
Dr. U (i. leu, Domini, Uddiii 17
anil IS, ,Mi'hlo IliilK. i
.Ml llnli'ii l unli I' ll Friday (or
KllK 'III', III Villi lIl llllH,
!: x .1 u li-' JiiIiii Mi'liliiim In very III
, lit liln linllii' lit ,M till mil.
J. I), Ijnliliio, it wull known rnl
ili'iit u Miiniuiiiii, was in Oregon City
nil IhimIik h Hittuidny,
Mm. J. U Wiililrnii went to Canity
Tmniliiy whore lm vlnlttil with Iht
brother, Mm. U T. Iluttln.
'tin' V"iy Intent correct styles In
tiilllliii'i y lit triiniiiiilii prices. MIhh
C, linllliilllllll.
' Wllllnm It. KIi'IiIht. of Portland,
formerly of Itilu rliy. wits III OrKun
('II y mi tuiHl ili'iit TiirHiliiy.
Ilnrii, Mniiiluy morning, Oember 3,
t.i i a.' witi' ,.r uiiiim hiiihiik, or win-
riiii'IIk, it llli"iuii ituiu: lii"i .
Mm. I'.', W. Iliiili iiiui mm, liernld.
of lllllulinrii, were tin) Sunday guest
n( Mr. aiul Mm. U I'. Ilortmi.
.Ml ii.i Nellie Lambert, nf I'lU'tlltllll,
who hint I" "ii tlio K'K'xt "f Mr. J. I',
Uivi'it, Iiuh ri'tiuiii'il to Iht Iiihiik.
Mm. H. H'-liiuh'l, of I'oriluiiil, ar
rived In lhl clly Tih""Iiiv fur n vIhIi
with Iht itiuiKhlor, Mr. W. ri. C'llen.
Fur the very Intent correct styles
In Ii.i l.i mil on Mlnit ('. linlilniiillll.
Elmer lliti'iut, lifter a year's sojourn
In cliff. t. 'ill purls uf lli lut, hni
returned to Oregon City for tint win
ter. .1, M. Iwtwroitcc, of lleiul, in In Ibis
I'liy mi hunllUK nnd while licr" U tin'
kIh nl i f hi niHtiT'ln law, Mm. ('. II.
Miller
A. M. Hhlbley, it wi'll known r'"t
ih iit of Sprlngwater. wits trnumteilnK
luminous matters In th county seitt
Friday.
I'ru.iio mill mule iuuih'v to loan.
Gordon 11-ivi'n, nliornov HI htw.
l.lnyil Wilus watt In tliU flly Frl
il;iy mi bin Wiiv In Portland, tutting
Kp"itt Ni'V rsl tiny t li' homo III
Sllvcrton.
on; lung iifrl-iin In millinery
ciiitlil'H ii to offer ymi the vi'ry high
! values ut the lowi'Kt miillii'
price. Minn C. Cnlil'Miilth.
Mr. I'lirirlt ninl tlilld arrived from
HulMtt hVlrtity to Unit tlm foriiii'r'
luiri'iii. Mr. mill Mr. John Itniich nf
(ijiilnl"li. I
Ml Mlhlii'il Kruno, instructor in
tin. blind rhoii nt Salem, visited
with Inr iimilii'r, Mr. Anna Krui,
mi'r Sunday.
Crunk Autumn. Jr., Wllllnm Clnrk
ntiil Ijiwri-nr" Hwan, Httnli'iit of tho
iii'iKim AKili'iiltnnil t'olli'Ki'. Hpi'til
Hiiiuhiy .'ti'riKi'ui In (jri'Kon City.
lr-. Mmy I'li'iiilni:. her iluimhli'r,
Mri, Jiiiik- ll.trrlmm ninl on W. Kl
ilon, who Imvt' lni'ii vIhIiIiiu Mr. Wll
llnm tirlimii. Ii'ft Krlihiy for Allmny.
uriKiiti City CniiiiiiUnli'li t'niiiliitiiy
hnii now n liiiB'' iitni'U 'f hriin nil
liaiul.
Snmiii'l (ilovi'r, nf Hpokiui", Wimh.,
ninl I'liylnii tllnviT. nf roillitml, con
In of Mri, ft. K. Si'i Iptiiit', worn vlit
lior nt tin' Hrilpiuri' hoimi nil Tlliir
,ltty. ItiiKti Mitrrn, wlio tin wi'll imikliiK
mi ixti'iHlnl vlMlt In th" Uimti'in
Announcement
W. L. Little has taken
the agency for Pelce
Lava Carpet and Rug
Cleanser, lately intro
duced by Geo. Uptcrovc
yi Chicago. Give it a trial.
Any one needing same
call at Little's.
j TAKE THE 11SNT ;
. - 7
You can got the beit that
rjionoy can buy If you buy of
I our new stock of canned Tabls ,
Frulta. They have the delict-
oua, ripe flavor. I
at
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HARRIS' GROCERY I
Orenon City.
A Big Cash Sale
ON
ORGANS
COMMISNCINQ ON
Saturday, October 8th
mid InstliiR to the 15th of Oct.,
I will cIoho out my Htock of
OrKiinn hh I muni hnvo tho
room for new wood. There
will ho lota of Rood hiiyo oome
mid ana for yourrndf. AIho boo
our lino of flnu lioittorg und
rntiKoM,
A. H. STURGCS
Seventh and Center Street.
On the Hill.
OREGON CITY.
i
Mlnli'H, Ihih ii'lunii'il in Iht Ihiii In
MiIm i'liy, ninl I kind to K"l hunk to
lllll Ol'i'MI'll,
Alfalfa w"nli'iii'i dairy fooil In
cii'iihi.n inllli (inn thlril, -milil by tlm
tlirijnn Clly Ciiliiililiinlnll (JmnpHiiy,
V.'lilln h pi 1 1 ( t it k wni'il I'lliluy, J lur
urn Minor ni'iil'li'iihilly nlnii:( til l j
lilli'i' Willi Mm ilnulilii IiI.iiIkiI ii km tin
Willi imliiK. 'I'lm wnninl, whlln not
Viiy m . i-1 1 1 ii m , I n painful nun, i
MIhii Itnliln HIiiiw, of MIIwiiiiIiiiii
ll.''i;lil;i, ninl fiiiiiini'ly nt thin clly,'
Ii m h"i ii liiln'ii In lhi til. VtiK'fiit :
IIomiIIii, I'oi'lllilill, win. in dim will tin-1
'li'i'i'.'i iih lli'iil t."i-.iiii!'-nt. ,Mlii HIiiiw ;
Ini In" II In pnnr lii'dllli fur mimu i
llllin.
l(i'!i!iiuiuMi( prlciH Ml tlm Ni'W My-:
('it llnlillntH, j
Chin h-H Minilliiii, v.lio Iiiih hni'ii I
npi ii lli'i; Urn piinl Ihin yi'iiiH In On
Ki'ii, Inli Tlmi'mliiy iili'.lil'fnr IiIn Iihiih' !
il Wiini'ii, ,M I ti it H'lta, wI.ith Im will,
iHi'inl Hi- w.-iilii of UJu hImIit. Mr. !
'Ii.nllun wl'l iroli:;lily I I III! It Hlinijl
,l;nniiiiy 1. i
Will .1. y Imiri'lii for ruin hy Oii'K"ll ;
Clly CiiiiiiiilMlnii Cninpmiy, I
A ti'li'!:rmit liint Im'hii ri'i'i'lvi'il hy
Iv 1 1 ii it- l m ; . ( i .i i nt Cliiiliiiniii!, Hull. Ill
r. hi. (I W, ll.ii'rliiclnii, ha nrrlvi'i! '.
III Hi I ill. fi'iini Ni 'in", nil. I will 1."
Iimiii' III n tv' il.it ;t. ,Mr. Hul l llitslnii '
hni fii'iMt iV Ahn'kii iiliii'ti Mfiy .'ID. .
WliliiUy liiun-ln Inr mil.' hy tlm Old-;
H'Hi Clly I'niiiiulii-iliin Cninliiiiiy, i
Mr, iiml Mri. I'nink V)ili, nf Hml-;
iiimnl, hnvn iinivi'd In IhU clly, mill
inn Hi" I of Mr, itml Mr. W.'.
C, t!i'"i n. Mih. Wiilm ! it (fhii-r of
Mm, Cn'iii, ninl Him imil Iht Iiiik
I. ninl Inn" K""" Into tin,' linti'l IiiiiiI
!, ninl urn ilnlnn well.
Cull on N"w Hyiiicin IwuiIIkIh,
Hi IiIk" CorniT, nvi r Aii'lri''li' Jnwch
IV Hiorn,
Mr, mill Mri. l'my Chiiinhnr hnvo
iitilviii In Ori-cmi ciiy from Uiku
Cliiii li-, l.uiil .liinii, ami iiuvi luln'ii it i
lln lr ri'ii!il"tu'' lit thti hnnin of Mr.
Mllhr, K'lfi Mi'vi'iilh SI. Mr. Clmiii
li'i. who lin in i'"pi"M a piiililnii iin
ittlHwrltjItt Willi tlm Wllliiini'tto I'ulp
to I'ltprr Coiiipniiy, i u hroihiT uf
Aii'lnii'iiciin CliitiniH'iit, of I'm 1 1 it net.
'lin' firt'Knii City ComiiiiKilon Com
puny Iiiih it lri;o hlmk nf hriin on
limnl.
AlfnUit w'i."lctii'il tlulry fooil lip,
I'tnniK' milk oiH' thlnl, Kulil hy tint
llii'gnil Clly CoimnliiHlnii Coliipiiliy,
.SOCIETY
Mr. I.. K. Jnii'' wit tho Inmti-H of
two nflnrtionii IiiIiIk" piirth' nt Imr
In. me nil KlKlttll Hint Mnnriii' Hlri-nm.
iiiik i;lvi'n mi Huturday ufliTiiiMin und
nil" Mniiiluy ntliTnonli, hnlh nf which
prnvil to hi' ninKt di'llitllllill a flu lr.
Th" mom tviro hi trtn-i lv hv lh"lr
arllslif itrinrulniiit, mi Mittunlny Ihn
ili'i'iirntl.'li h"IHR of Aiiiilmu liavrs.
mid Monday of trinllim rU'iimll
vliim liiti-riulintlt'il wllli ird anlvln
liloxonni mid rliryiinllii'imini. It"-fiinlilni-nt
wtTt' wrvi'd hy llln hoiit
'i. Tho pllt-a nf Kntiirduy wcrn
wi n hy Mr. I, I. I'orii'r, Mm. II. C.
Curry of rnrtlmid, Mr. IC. T. Khdd,
.Hid 'MonditV prlf wimh won by
Mr. Nl"i liailow liwriiiio. Mm. A.
U. IPi'ti". Mm. V. A. Klii'Winiiii.
Mr. Jnni'i' KU"I ill thi't-i' dnll?lll
(ul parlli'ii with Ml Clmrlf I). Iji-
Iniirrttf. Mm. A. T. .Mi llrld", Mm. T.
Itv.in. Mi-. .. II. Waljnr, Mr. M.
C. Sir!i:l;laiii. Mm. U U I'nrli'r, Mr.
ICiniit l. Hiii'U. Mr, ll'iiry ll'Miil
Ii y, Mm. II. T. Hi'ld', Mm. Ilavld
Canriil.l, Mr. J. W. Mnffatt, Mm.
Chirli Crlfllh, Mi. K. K. ItrocHir.
Mm. J. N. WIhiiim', Mr. 1., A. Mnrrl.
Mm, A. I.. Il'iilh'. Ml. Win. IjnwtlP
wail". Mr, ti. A. Ilnrdlni!, Mm. Khi-r
A. Clmpiniiu. Mr. John l'Wthtt allc,
Mm. I U riilcrii. Mm. M. I). Im
ioiii"lli', Mr. W. H. tlodfipy. Mr,
.lotto Aila'ii. Mr. W. A. Hhi'wiiinn.
Mm, t). W. Kfliiilniiii. Mm. J. N. Win
iht, Mr. I". T. Avlmn. Mm. ('. II.
Mi'iKiiiiT, Mm. Mfl.l limlnw Ji'i
i ii.-n. Mr Wllllnm Print. Mm. II. K.
Sirnl;ht, Mm. Albert I'llif. Mr.
Thnndon' OhhioiiiI. Mm. VV. S. Ifllfii,
Mm. M. P. iJiiotiri'tt", Mr. Kdwiird
Si'linnh. Mm, I,, A. MonU, Mr. T.
I', Hmiilall, Mr. M. Ilitlliirlt. Mr.
Kdward linker. Mr. A. 0. Wiiiiht,
Ml M, 1.. Hoimi', Mlt Harriot Coch
ran, MlfH FiiiiiiU' I'oi'lnr, Mis Kati'
I'orii'r, VI Marian Lcvihwiilto, MIb
Nnllhi Ciiiifl'lil. MIhh Allff U'wlh
t it'll'. MIkh Mnrjnih' Caiiflnld, Ml
Hmly fl'Miilli'V. Mi II. C. Curry,
lm,'j, I. KnntliiK. Mm. R T. (irlf
flth, Mr, Wlilltun St'iiismii, Mm. !)
vliton. Mra. 1C mi II Simpler, Mm. A,
I,, simpler of Porthind.
The Derlblck Club held an Inter
esting meeting at the home of Mis
Vurlt-I Stevens on Sixth and Wash
ington street Mnndnv afternoon. A
Ibl wa the first meeting rIiico the
milliliter month, a great deal of Inter
est wa manifested. It has been de
cided bv thl musical Huh to tako up
some of the modern ciitupo'iera a
well a the late composers for thn
coming year's work. The study of
Hdwaril McDowell was taken for last
Friday iifternnon. The musical me
morial, "Thu Pelerboro Pageant," In
his own home town, wa given by
Mri. W. A. Huntley, and tho Illustra
tions, Including "The Autumn Dunce,"
"Indian Lodge," and "To a Wild
Hose" were Illustrated by MIks Umlse
Huntley, who was tho piano soloist
of the afternoon. After the program
MIhh Stevens served a luncheon. The
next meeting of the club will bo nt
Hie homo of Mrs. K. C. Onnong, on
Friday nfternisni, November 4.
The members of tho club who woro
present woro Mrs, II. K, Straight,
Mrs, Fber A. Chapman, Mrs. O. A.
Harding, Mrs. O. W. Easthnm, Mrs,
L. I,. Porlnr, Mrs. fl. H. Cniiflold, Mrs.
John F. Clnrk, Mrs. E. T. Avlson,
Mrs. J, W. Moffatt, Mrs. Theodore
Osmond, Mrs II. P. (innong, Mrs. Wal
ter A. Dlmlek, Mrs. W. A. Huntley,
Mrs. Mary Stevens, Miss Murlol Stev
ens, MIhs Louise Huntley.
J. W. Draper has just finished a
fine barn on his property at Ttolton,
and In honor of tho occasion, Miss
Erma Printer entertained a number
of friends In tin-now building Mon
day night. Games of various aorta
were played, refreshments served nnd
a most enjoyable evening was spent.
Tlionn at tending wero Mr. and Mrs,
tieorgo McUtiiglilln, Mrs. Anna John
son, Miss Eva Wash, Misses Cleo nnd
Malva Dlllow, Miss Maud Llghtbndy,
Mlsiics Nelllo, Nancy and Mary Llnd
milst, Miss linrtrndn Slgurdson, Aug
ust Chi'lstoiisen, Elmer Sunford, Jack
and Leon Draper, and llnrry Ilresler.
Tho masquerade bull given In the
Armory Hull lust Saturdny night, wns
n decided success There were more
than 40 couples mnskod and they en
joyed dancing until a Into hour to
,llio nuiHlo of Farmer's orchestra of
six pieces. Mrs. BoshIo Rueonlch won
thn prl.o for tho best dresBed lady,
and Mr. Tonilln.-of Sellwood won the
Kimtlomun'a prlzo. Mlsa Taylor rtnd
Mr. lliu'im had tho best comic cos-tumps.
E0Y'8 OPEN LETTER.
Oftoh'ir 'li, I!) 10.
To Ifori. W. A. lilinhdi, Hcpiilillimn Cinnlldl for Htulu Hi niiior.
Iieiir Hlr; In tin' cmiieHt now pendlnK for tlm offl") of Stain
Senator, I hnvo repeatedly churned you wlih hi'lnit Insincere In your
pmdlloil ree,ardlii tlm Into limiciiibly mnl J hnvo anli) Hint you itri!
not it Hiiiteiuciit No. 1 mini fit hem t 'md never wore.
In support of my chaw I Imvo (dud Mm iirKument that you put
foilli mnl Ilin nnHiiiill tluit you nimlrt iiKalii!, Ihn aH'nmbly mid Ii
caiiillilali'ti durliiK your recent primary cumpu!Ol nl huv- loinhiini!
llilii wllli your Interview Riven out mid puhllnlied In th'; Te!ii;nnii
of Hi piemher I1.", 19I0, III which you de-hiro for tho mippurl of the
niitlri' JH'iiiililli iiii h ln-t, which liicludeit ittiaemhly ruinlhlnie, mid
havii iihio compared II with the 1 ii'Ilni; editorial nt tin! Orei-on ( lly
Kiiterprlitn of Urn mime ilaio In t.blch it ny that you Iwve l.m d up In
Biipport of Hie whnln llckcl,
I uiiih i'Hiiiiid Hint you liavn 'publicly mild that I am nnhilr In Oil
mailer mid Hint In uiitkliii; linn" chmeH I am not trmilii!; you rli-lil;
now Uwant to bmiiiii'o you dial I hnvo alway been your friend, pr
aonally, mid f hopii that whnlever nuiy b the remilt of till cimip.ili;ri
inul eieciion we may mill he frlenihi, ind that f had no dliinnlil'm
lo be unfair lottiird you. I hnvo taken nil iiHIvo part In H mimber of
i-.tmpalun In thl County, and I hnvo never yet made, nn un iny n u
reimlt thereof, mid I do not wlah to do no now.
In order Unit thn voter of Ibl County rimy bo tlm J'ldun of
w)nVmr or oof I inn fair In thl mutter und that you limy ha.e n full
opportunity In the next lnuii of t!il paper lo nriHwer rue, I l tj leave
lit It Hit yoll II few llelui.
IJImi: 1 It true na I hnvo ehiirK"d that you ero now nippurCm:
Mr. llowerman, thu Republican AnKembly cnndldiito for Coveinor?
Second: If It Ih (run Hint you nro iouk lbl, how run ymi recui.
Clio thl poHltloti wllh your poMltlon In the frlmury flitlit when you
Hiild that Iho HKieuihly mid II ciiudldute woro tho old corrupt bunch
of polltlchtnH buclinl by the rorponitlona of thl Htato mid that If the
AHtu'inhly candhlnteH wero nomlnnted mid elected they would take
itway from Hit' people tho Iilrect I'rliitury ljtw, gtalenient No. 1, the
liilllatlvo und referendum, and tho other reform Inwi which have
been etiiich'd by thn people?
Third; If Mr. llowerman I elected do you believe that Im will
bo tho enemy of Ilium, reform m''iiurc? If not, do you think bo lin
reformed, or have you hud a clmtiKO of mind?
Fourth: If you hnvo alway been a Statement ff. 1 man, why
did you liellate to lKn the jiU'iIko In 1918 when you ran for Itepre
Mcnliitlvc, and why did you fllo your declaration without Killing thl
pledce and tin n chaiiKo It after havloK campitlKiied In the Primary
for a week or more?
Fifth: After liavlm? en in pit In tied In mild Primary for a week or
more, why did you nay to three Rood reponlble men, all of whom
are utaiim li Kopublleun, on the atep of the Court IIoiino In Oreson
Clly In 1!0S, Hint you did not believe In Statement No. 1. but that
you niuHt hIku It In order to win, and why did you on the aino day
Kit to Juilc.o Mcllrlde ninl He"k hi advice a to whether or net you had
hi tler tulin till pledije.
Sixth: If you nro now a Statement No. 1 man at heart, why wa
It that after you had cat your veto for Chamberlain for Senator In
l!)fia. Hint you went lo Oswego In tho recent Primary campaign, and
In a public addre told tint pooplo thire hbw badly you haid to
keep that pledge and to vote for Chumberlaln and that before cnsMiii;
that vote you had honoHtly hoped that either you or Chamberlain
might die mi that you would not have to perform that unpleasant
duty. And nlo please reconcile thl 0wego statement with your
a peer h when you voted for Chamberlain on tho floor of the lloiine,
where yon n!d that you look great pleasure In mating the vota for
Chamberlain.
I have, paid' for thl Hpace In tho nex' Issue of this paper and ak
that you miHwer the above question no that tho people may be the
JuiIko of your sincerity and of my falir.es nnd miles your answer
appears here, lli(j( space will be blank next week.
i Very respectfully,
0. D. EBY.
(Paid Advt.)
A unlet wedding wa solemnized
at the IbipiUt pamnnaro lat Thum
ilny, when Hev. S. A. liny worth per
formed the ceremony uniting .Mls Ce
cil" Wi Hon of this clly and James
II, II ml. men of Attorlt. The couple
will make their home In Atoria, at
which place Mr. lleinterKon hold a
responsible position w!ih Hie Huni
iimnd Lumber Company,
Can! have been Issued by Oregon
City No. US!t. Benevolent ami
Pruteeilve Order of Ellis, for a Hallo
we'en dancing parly al the Armory
W. A. HOLMES'
Snappy Weather
Shopping News
The Crispins In ibe morning air
reminds us nil of winter's coming
needs This I to remind you that
Ibis store Is Oregon City's best shop-jwl11
P'lig place. Every iork in tho store
Is now in1 Its very best awaiting your
Inspection. Each seel Ion now has
Siime special bargain Inducement In
New Fall Comls. Come In and shop
or visit at will, The store grows
more popular every day. You will
pitrdiin us while we step without the
bounds of modesty and say the merits
of the store has noinethlng lo do with
this Increasing popularity. Folks who
were formerly strangers to us are
learning that this Is a good store n
fine place In which to trade. Custo
mers are telling their trlends to come
here for this and that article of Mer
chandise. Of course the store must
nm he giod Is making good.
It Is our constant aim to treat cus
tomers so they will be pleased to re
turn and visit us agniu nnd ngaln.
And wo want every customer to trade
lo know that she Is sure to be satis
fied In every purchase, Now don't
put off your lull shopping too hue.
Some of tho prettiest things are
bound to bo closed out later on.
NEW Cl'IlTAIN MATERIALS.
One thing you'll bo surprised nt is
the exquisite styles now made In low
prleud curtain materials. We offer
our regular 20c grade during the com
ing week for 14c.
C.OOD GLOVES AT FAIR PRICES.
Kid Gloves, largo variety of colors.
Silk gloves both long and short; are
double tipped the kind you will nsk
for again nnd again. Golf Gloves and
nearly all kinds.
SHOES? YES, SHOES!
Next week will bo shoe week. Vnl-
lies to surprise you, styles strictly up-lo-dute,
quality second to none and
prices? Como In and see for your
self before you buy, and If you con
sider quullty I know the price will
suit. Be sure to see our shoes, It
will pay you.
W. A. HOLMES.
' 617 Main Street.
Mnndnv evening, October SI. The af
fair will be given inclusively for the
member of the Elk Ixidse and their
wives and sweethearts.
A committee has been appointed
by the High school to arrange for an
entertainment to be given In the near
future for the benefit of the Athletic
Association, and Is composed of MNs
Johnson. Miss Edna Caufleld. Miss
Evelyn Harding. Joe Alldredge and
Hymn Miwre.
LONE ELDER AND VICINITY.
The farmers an' making use of the
beauilful weather by gathering In
their ernpg nf potatoes and apples,
nnd sowing their fall grain.
- Hunting season having opened the
I reports nf gims are heard from far
and near. Many birds have lost their
lives over the reckless hunters of
Lone Elder.
Prof. Baldwin's mother, .Mrs. , C.
Baldwin, urlved front the east a few
days ago. Mrs. Baldwin and her son
'" " their new place as soon
, .. n iiiiui cuit-iiiR uit- mane.
I he imputation here was increased
by the arrival of two new baby girls.
One nl die home of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
Onhel, and the other at the home of
Mr. and .Mrs. W:n. Gilbert.
Mrs. Herman Harms entertained
her slHter ami brother-in-law, Mr. and
.Mrs, C. Utrenx, last Sunday.
Little Johnnie (ilnile, of Paradise
City, while visiting bls uncle. John
lleppler had the misfortune to gel
his left hand cnughtjn the cog-wheels
of a feed cutter, smashing the mem
ber so severely that it was necessary
to have the llrst two fingers, anipii-
mien. t.r. r. t.iesy, or Aurora, per
formed die operation.
Geo. Scrainliu, the Mncksburg nier
chum, who has been visiting in the
east for several weeks, Is expected
back the first of next week.
MisB Tlllio Knutdson Is attending
the Macksburg high school.
Mrs. Al. McCoy, of Portland, wht
nils been quite ill for somo time, is
still at the home of her parents, Sir.
and Mrs. Nels Bowers.. She is slowly
Improving.
Mrs. Anna Gibson, Mrs. 0. Baldwin,
Miss Marie Bowers and V. Eckert
were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Al. Lo
ren.'s Sunday.
Miss Erica Nordhausen Is attending
Barlow high school. j
Geo. Sutherland and family of Au
rora, have moved back to-Loue Elder.
They have jented the Joe Gibson
place. We are glad to see you back.
George. Lone Elder Is all right, Isn't
It?
Miss Laura Bnlan expects to leave
for Grent Falls, Mont.
Mrs. Greta McLaughlin, nee Klebe,
of Oregon City, formerly of this place,
and Mrs." Wm. Kraxhe.rger were vis
iting their sister, Mrs, F, Kraxberger
Saturday. They had a short visit
with their cousin Al, Lorenz on their
return home Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Bowers were
visitors nt John Glade's last Sun
day. Roy Rss, our teacher, was taken
III Wednesday afternoon and school
wns dismissed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. lleppler visited
their boh, Jesse, and wife last Sun
day. Miss Anna Oolbrleh Is staying with
Mrs. Gabert this week.
Man In Larson ha moved his fam
ily to Barlow, having rented his farm
to Sam Erlckson.
Henry Krans, of Aurora, ts haul
ing lumber from Cole's mill, to build
a new woodshed on his place here.
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CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR
O. I). Kby, Uouiocratlf; candidate ft,? :
Htale Sdnnlor, waa horn In Oregon'
III cnnie lo Onvon City i'.ihl;
Muii I'1 !a and ml ml tied to the bar;
In 1fi.il, and by hard work and per-'
Msietiee nf.w liit:i a largo practice. '
It iiieniliir of pie Hoard of IMu
c.ti'.n (f Oregon Clly, director of
Wliiiuiiieile Valley Chautauqua, dl run
tor rn.il treasurer of Clackamas Coun
ty Ka.'r AnoclnUon, memli'-r of I'u'o-,
licit y Department of Commercial f.'luh'
of Oregen Clly kIiico it establish
ment In Juii'', Jfm'J.
, llelieve Itt Direct Primary law,;
corrupt practice act and recall and
will vote for tho people'e choice tor
I'nUed Stale. Senator.
Ha made good In whatever he
ha i undertaken aud will make good j
a Senator. j
(Paid advt.) 0. D. EBY. !
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORI A
Letter List.
Lint of unclaimed letters at thn
Oregon Cl'y Post Office for the week
ending October 2K, 1910.
Woman's Lint.
I'.aker, Kathryn; Brown. Nannie;
Many, Mrs, Jay; Moore, Mr. Kobt.;
Smith, Mrs. E. II.; SmUh. Mrs. K. D.
Men's List.
Allen. Walter (4); Conely, Fred
rick; Curl, Charley; Duncan, Alex
(:;; lieldeman, Fred; Johnson, Rich
ard: JoluiHon, Will; Maehler, Louis;
Miller. J. It.; Miles. S. C; Morgan,
J.; Peel sell. W. E.
REAL ESTATE
J. II. Black to A. E. Matthews,
; lots 7. 11. and lots 2? to 40 inclusive,
,nf block SH. Minthron Addition to
. Portland; $10.
I Elizabeth F. and Scott Bozorth to
A. E. Matthews, lots 11, 15. 10. 17.
Ii, in. block 97. and lot 1 of block
! its. .Minthron Springs; $10.
i J T ninl M.trv A.. Barron, to O. M.
'; and llattie M. Taylor, east half of
west half of northwest quarter ol
section 2. township 4 south, range 2
east; $2.700..
Mrs. E. O. and M. P. Cribble to
W. N. Price, lot 13 of block 11. also
h.ts II. 13. K. block II. Windsor;
Herman and Marie Krause to H. A.
and Martha Estelln Spear, 24 acres
of sectiou U, township 4. south, range
4 etst ; also lot 1 of section 3, town
sh'p 4 south, range 4 east; contain
ing IIS acres; fC.500.
F. M. and Martha A. Burby.to E.
N. Piatt, lot l(j. block 26, Oregon
lion & Steel Company's First Addi
tion to Oswego; $1.
Joe and Barbitr Walkowskl to A.
.1. rtnd Katherine Lais, 10 acres of
section ti, township 5 south, range
1 east; J.Vjn.
William E. Welch to John J. Kad
e.ilv, lot 4 nf block 1. Deer Park;
$.10.'
William E. Welch lo Mary Kadder
!y, lot ;t of block C. Peer Park; $50. ,
Ottis S. Savage and Jennie M. Sav-.
age to Alice MeKen.lo, ti.OS acres of
Frederick W. C.eer and wife D. L. C.
and 212 acres of sections 31, 32,
township 3 south, ranee 1 west; $10.
J. W. nnd Mary E. Parker to Laura
J. Barnes, 12 acres of section 33,
township 1 south, range 4 east : S1C00
A. E. and Alice Frost to Frank E.
Andrews. 2.50 acres of William Hol
mes D. L. C, township 3 south, range
2 east; $10.
1'nlted States to Harry Green Pil
low, so acres of section 33, township
2 south, range 7 east; Patent.
J. C. and Minerva L. Elrod to An
lonlo Vises. Tract 23, Webster's
Acres; $1,200.
M. W. and Bessie Sheppard to
Marv E. Wright. lots 1, 2. 11, 12,
block 3, Barlow; $1,000.
Bertha and W. W. Glazier to WII-
Un; Siubbe, lots 3 and 4, block 19.
Zobrist Addition to Ectncada; $500.
E. C- Hunt to Emma S. Allen, lots
. ti, block IS, Zobrist Addition to
Estacaila; $250.
Paul T. Smith to Samuel Honder
Ick, 10 ncres of section Mil, township
4 south, rango 1 east; $300.
Edward and Carrie Reufer to Clack
amas County, land In George Willis
D. U C. Logan Tracts and Hector
Campbell D. L. C; $1.
P. S. and Leila E. King to Em
monda L. lRisford, til acres of section
30, towushlp 3 south, range 1 east;
$0,500.
Fred Stulke to EUznbeth M. For
man, lot 6 of block 6, Barton; $1.
Ellen L Rockwood to George T.
and Delia Parry, lots 7, 8, 23, 24, of
block 5, Ardenwald; $1,050.
D. I Check to A. E. Matthews, lots
2 to 9 inclusive of block 98, lots 10
to 15 Inclusive lots 25 to 31 inclu
sive, block 95, Minthron .Addition to
Portland; $10.
J. B. and Eleanor Shcdd to, A. E.
Matthews, lots 24, 25, block 15, Min
thron Addition to Portland; $10.
James H. Black to A. E. Matthews,
lots 40, 41, block 73. lots 3 and 4,
block 77, Minthron Addition to Port
land; $10.
J. A. and L. E. Thayer to C. H.
Dickey, lot 9, block 4, Mountain View
Addition to Oregon City; $25.
Martha L. Hayward and A. O. Hay
ward to Wiley A. May, part of D. L.
C. of Wllllnm Holmes and wife; $100.
Arthur and C. A. Hall to Clemen
tina E. Hall, land In section 10, town
Bhlp 2 south, rnngo 3 east; $3,000.
Jasper L. nnd Ida E. Hewitt lo
Frank R. Cook, 17.72 acres of section
20, township 3 south, range 4 east;
also 2.41 acres of section 20, town
ship 3 south, range 4 east; $10.
Portland Trust Company of Ore
gon to Sarah Z. Rllea, 2 acres of Hec
tor Campbell D. L. C; $1,000.
J. D. and S. E. Gcode to Mattlo 51.
1 CiOLD ' RINGS
Por Every Man, Woman and
Girl in Clackamas County
'T'HAT sounds big, doesn't It? Bat Listen!
All we ask yea to do h to sfop in cut store the
first time yoa are parsing and ve will show yea
rings and prices that will surprise yoa.
Signet Rings
Opal flings
It u by Rings
Emerald Kings
And all other
Set Rings
$1.50
and upwards
M I 1
We carry a fine stock of DIAMOND RINGS
Prices from $10 to $100.00
Do You Wear Your Birth Stone Ring?
If not, now is the time for you to wear your birth
stone, but in buying a ring to be sure to buy one
"la which the Sets stay in."
Every "W-W-W" set ring we sell we will
give a certificate of guarantee with it that "The
Sets will stay in."
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
OF THESE GOODS
Btinneister & Andr eszti
Oregon City Jewelers Suspension Bridge Cor.
Barnes, lot 23 of block 13, Minthron . "K", ' Subdivision of Clackamas
Addition to Portland; $10. (Heights; $1.
E. F. and Martha Riley to Mattle ; Anne 'V. Jagger ct al to Emil
M. Barnes, lot 25, block 13, Minthron ; Guenther. lot 2 of block 156 Oregon
Addition to Portland; $05. CUy; $400.
Henrietta G. and Rowland F. Row-1 Mary and J. M. Phillips to Sophia
laud to R03C0e C. Brooks, land in : Guynu, SO acres of section 18. town
section II, township 4 south, range 4! ship 6 south, range 2 east- $100
east; $2,400. Cora E. Morey to E. A. Brady,' part
Harry and Elizabeth Sawtell to ', f lot 2 of block 3, Oregon City; $1.
Geo. Henry Sawtell. northeast quart-1 Mary Bany et al to Fred Bany, Iota
er of southeast quarter of section 12, ; 9 and XS of block 5. Canby; $10.
township C south, range 1 east; $1. Joseph A. and Mary Straka to
Eastern Investment Company to D. ! Ch,rIes G- Schroeder, 9H acres of
t steinrfier Mnhnnci ! Julia Ann Lewis D. L. C. townshin
icoutneast quarter of section 12, town -
ship 0 sennit, range 1 east; $1.
J. N. and Jennie M Ttrnmhall in
Brnmhall Logging Company, 8.2S j of s,'cti,,n 6. towiship 7 south, range
acres of section 36. township 1 south,!4 e!ist: 'r,0,)-
range 3 oast; also 5 acres of section Oregon Realty Company to W R.
S5, 3C. township 1 south, range 3 1 Townsend, SO acres of section 22,
east; $10. -township 4 south, range 4 east; $10.
Mary J. Jack et al to Henry Smith.' c- A. and Rozelia Lutzenberger,
."ii.i4 acres of sections 15, 22, town-ilanl ln section 30. township 3 south,
ship 4 south, range 1 east; $1. ! range I west; $1000.
Samuel O. Gribble to Ada Smith, ' Nellie and Robert Stephens to John
land In Clackamas .county; $200. I Lutzenberger, land in section 30.
T. R. and Amanda Orem to J. J..
Evans and Mary A. Evans, land in
Clackamas County; $1.
Frank and Bessie E. Andrews to
A. E. Frost, lot 9 of block 6, Oregon
City; $10.
Swan and Anna Owen to Moses
and Cora Foumal, part of D. L. C.
of Andrew Hood and wife, township
3 south, range 2 east; $1.
Moses and Cora Foumal to Swan
ami Anna Owen, lot 11, 12, block
10. Willamette Fails; $1.
Sandy Land Companv to Gustave
Stueki, lot 12, block 12. First Addition
to Sandy; $75.
C. P. and A. if. Hagen to George
E. Cummings, land in sections 28,
2s, township 3 south, range 1 east;
$1.
Eastern Investment Company to
Charles A. Mann, lot 5 of block 28.
Desn
FLOUR
$1.60 PER SACK
f. C. LATOltETlE President.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY, OREGON
CAPITAL, $50,000.00.
Transacts 6-neral Banking Business. Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. It
Office Both Phoney 22 Residence Phone Main 2624
. Pioneer Transfer Co.
Established 1865
FURNITURE, SAFES AND PIANOS MOVED BYEXPERIENCED
HELP. PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE.
SAND, GRAVEL AND BRICK
Rates Reasonable, Baggage Stored 3 Days Free of Charg
Agency for the celebrated MT. HOOD BEER
Careful of
J
One of the secrets of our success
in the Baggage and Transfer Business
Safes, Pianos and Furniture Moving
Williams Bros. Transfer Co. I
Phones, Office 1121, Residence 1833 525 Main Street f
Plain and Fancy
Engraved Gold
Band Rings
$1.50 to $10
Children's Gold
RlngM
75c to $5.00
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1 "y"1"' "s tij ;,o.-u.
Newton P. and Mary Tomilson to
I "regon Realty Company, 15G.2 acres
townsnip 3 south, range 1 west; $1.
William and Johanna Vorpahl to
Robert and. Hattie Vorpahl, land In
sections 35, 36, township 3 south,
range 1 east; $1.
Robert and Hattie Vorpahl to AI-
vin G. and Chioe A. Phelps. land in
section 35. township 3 south, range
1 east; $4000.
T. and Clara Hart to II. Binford,
LG acres of section 25, township 2
j sbuth. range 3 east; $1.
C. E. and Adeline Baxter to Roy A.
Baxter, lots 2 and 7 of block 45, Ore
gon City; $1.
CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT 4 TRUST
COMPANY.
Land Titles Examined.
Abstracts of Title Made.
Office over Bank of Oregon Cltv.
JOHN F. CLARK, Mgr.
AT ALL GROCER.
F. J. MEYER. Cusbie.
Sucessor to C. N. Greenman
Your Property