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Historical BnelatJ Ortgin S OREGON OTY ENtERPRIS Th Enterprise only Clackamas Ha your subscription ox- t plredf Look at th labal. Yau ahould not miaa any of Our nawa number. Attand to It now. Nawipaptr that 4' all of tin ntwi growing County. 4'tMHmrinii-i-Mt-M FORTY-FOURTH YEAR No. 48. OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1910. ESTABLISHED 1866 OSWALD WEST HAS 1, COUNTY ASSEMBLY IDEA IS CAUSE OF SLAUGHTER TO BOWERMAN IN CLACKAMAS. R. B. BEATIE ELECTED COUNTY JUDCE Two Damocratlo County O'flolala Art Choaen Ernat Man Wlna tha Sharlff Fight From E. C. Hackttl by 200. The expected luia huppi'iied. Os wald Went, Dili successful iiiix-riitli nominee for Governor, hna carried Clackamas County by a majority tliut will probably reach looit. Thn Aetn- lily load una too much, fur Mr. Bower- man to carry In Clarkamaa aixl tho furim.r vote wont heavily against tho Iti'piililU'nn cniitMilale, Not only did Weal run well In the eoutury, but In Oregon City, where dm mill volo la n strong fiiciiir, ho oll( a (wavy volo. Weal was not regarded aa an eapo chilly at rung euiidlduto In Clackamas County, bill tho AMnomlily Idea hna ' all along been a ril flag in the Vetera of Clackamas futility ami they went to thu Hia with a iliitirniliiatliin In wipe out thn pin ii once ami for all In ili'foiian of the direct primary law. Mr. Ileriiiuti wiih atdccti-d for laughter. Other lliiiibllrun cntidl dates who iKit luitorwd by tho Aa awiihly polled Dm tiniial Republican MtrtMiKlti. and Wem lajhn only I initio era! on thn atalu llekVt lo carry tho county. Thn county ticket, however, ti'lla n different atory. Two I) icrnla havi been elm-ted. It. II. Ilnnlie, who hit bwn sheriff of ('liicknnma Coun ty four ycura, uml who was the Demo rriitle ratididittn for County Judiirt, hna defeated John f. ( lurk, thn Re publican nominee, by probably ('.till votes. Ilia personal populiirlty and hla KHid record III the almrlff'a office won him a splendid victory, which the third term riinipalKii cry could not materially effect. Conceding to Mr. Iliailn Dm customary two titrina In of ficii. It folltiwa thai bo will have quar ter In tho courthouse night year more, or 1:4 years In nil, which la certainly going actum for a Democr In a county that la nominally Kcpuh- liran by majority of Intnl. Rrttat Muaa, of WlllnimHIe. tins bixtn elected sheriff over K. t llackett. of linker a Bridge. Mr. Ilncketl ua th Itcpu.illcun nominee, bill h wna In itoratxl by the Assembly, and hundreds of Republican voter scratched him Ilia aiiceuaaful opponent la well-liked In Oregon City and tha German vote In Clackamas County waa a strung lever In hla fight. Ilia majority I ex tier led to rrnrh 2f.0. Tha Prohll Hon clement did not look with favor upon tho candidacy of Mr. Mam. hut mndo no open fight agulnal him. Thoy did not linn up for Mr. llackett cither, and thn "dry" volo waa left to II own sweet will, and waa pcrhupi evenly divided. All other Itepiihllrnn candidates for rounty ami legislative offices have boon elected 11 followa: V, A. Illnilck atnln iTKiintiir; Unit K. Jonea, K. I Cnrti'r, M. A. Mugonn, Iteprcttenta tlvna; Nixon I Ilia I r, comtulaMloner: W 1. Mnlvey, clerk; Moyd .E. Williams, ri'corder of conveyiincea;' Jiimea A TuflH, tieimtirer; t r. Thotniia J. Kox rnronvr; I). T. Moltlrum, aurvoyor. V, W. II. riiiiiiHoti Iiiih been rivcltH-tctl JiiNtico of tho IVacn for PUlrlct No. 4 over A. K. 1'iirker, of IIItulHtoiiK, by a HtitiHl tint I11I majority, uml (iuorKO A llrowii wna oloftod continTiiio without OppoMltlOU. N FORMER OREGON' CITY RE8I DENTS WILL SPEND CHRIST MAS HERE. Dr. B. Avory Nowton, formnrly of Oregon City, mid aon of Mra, K. 1 Nitwton, who griitluittud from tho Medlcttl Ciillitgn of I'hlluditlphln, la now Aiiiorlcan phyalclttii nt Ilnd Nau holm, a health rcaort In (iurninny. Dr. Nnwttin waa recently Joined by hla alatsr, Mlaa Joaephlna Newton, for merly of thla city, but now of I'lilla- dolphln, w ho will mako tour llirotigb many parta of Kiiropu, and returning by way of Hawaiian lalalida, arriving here In llinn lo axnd C'hrlHtiiitia with their mother. lr. Nkwiou and Mlaa Newton at- tnmled the I'aaalon I'lay at Oboramer- Ku, a ijuulni little town of tier many. In apeaklng or thn piny Dr. Newton aaya It la one of tho moat wonderful plnya h haa ever wit- neaaeil. Klvo hundred people from the town lake art and tho orchoatra la Blao romtKiaed of the pnonlo of Olieramernau, Kvun the robea which are worn by the piirforiuiira are made In thla town. Thla piny being given every 10 year a. la attended by thoua anda of people, Tho day Mr. Newt on and hla alatur attended there were tioiin people In the audience. There are tiihlcnux. One of the perform er haa taken part three time. The play cometirea at 8 a. in., and at 11 :4a lli audience leave to partake of a mid day meal, returning at 1:15 lo en- Joy four houra more of thla wonderful pluy, Among the placea the Newtona are lo vlnlt before arriving In thla city are (jetioa, Nnple. I'orl Kald. Sunt, Aden, Colombo, I'litidllig, Hlugaixire, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Kobe. They will travel through Japan until November 2.T, when they will anil from Yokahoma. arriving at Honolulu leo- ember 3. They will remain In the Ha waiian Inland for one week, arriving In Hun KrnnclHco December 17, and In Oregon City on December 21. Hlnce Dr. Newton hna taken up the atudy of medicine ho hua been very aticrcHHfut, and had a large practice In 1'hllndelphln before being appoint ed American phyalclnn at Had Nuu helm, liennany. CLACKAMAS GOES IN WET COLUMN DRY F0RCE8 ARE ROUTED BY AN ALARMINGLY SMALL MAJORITY. SALOON MEN GET BAD SCARI Returni Show That Bcorei of Men Vott For 8tata Wlda Prohibition 4 Bu Dacllna to Indorta a Dry County, DON'T WANT NINTH IMPROVED. Remonitranca Filed With City Coun ell Wednesday Night. At WudnvHility nlght'a meeting of tho city council, n romoiiKtrunce, clr culiited by Clark Ywo, iikiiIiihI the Improvement of Ninth Street,, wna filed. The principal reaaon ndvanced In the reiiioiiHtranco wuh that the liu- proveinent's coat would ho exceaalve on account of the ordinance providing cement aldcwnlka on all atreeta. Ac cording to the tnniia of thla ordlnnnce, cetniMii aldewnlka uro apeclflcd for every at root, but on any atreet being Improved, tho properly owners have a right to decide among thetimolvea whether they will hho cement or wooden wiiIIih, The ordlmuico for the Improvemnnt of Hlxlh Street camo up for lit) flrat rending. Seeka Divorce. Through (ieoigo C. Ilrownell, Ii renii Dlclde baa commenced illvorro proceedings ugaliiHt (iortlon H. Dickie. She niakeH clmrgoa of cruel mid In- huiuitu treatment iigaltiHt the defend ant, whom alio married In luoa In Michigan. In her complaint, Mra. Dickey RnyB her hilHhnml hna nn un governable temper, and without Juut rntiHO hna often nhuaed her and called lior Improper namea. Sho hIbo ro cuaetl lil m of being too fond of the flowing bowl, nlleglng that whllo In that, condition, ho Iiiih threatened to lake her life. There are three child ren, two of whom 11 ro with thnlr moth er, and alio hhKb for their custody. Football On Canomah Field, A good gaino of football In Relied tiled for Hundiiy afternoon, when tho Oregon City football team plnyB tho Helliinoe eleven of Portland at Cano mah field. Tho Reliance team Is otio of tho HtrnngHHt Independent teams In Portland, and 1 1 lib tho local aggre gation, Is out for chnmploiiHlilp honors, J.C.A. FOUND EASY HONEY FAKE SCOTCH NOBLEMAN WAS ABLE TO VICTIMIZE PEOPLE IN OREGON CITY. James C. A. Klrkland, alias Marvin Currle, who any hla real name la Jnmea Klrkland Currle, la lu the conn i.v Jail at Port land, facing a month's aenleiico for passing bogtia checks. Currle haa been upending aome time at Vancouver, Wash., where he waa arrested, but hla capture hrlnga to light a string of escapades at Oreiion City, where ho was wanted by tho authorities. Currle waa lu Oregon City a few months ago, and lived easy, giving people the Impression that he was a Scotch baronet, and that ho had plenty of money In the old country, hut wna abort of ready money. Ho therefore resorted to the borrowing process, and Mr. .Mcljirty mourns tho loss of $10, Mrs. Lowry $5, and other people were Induced to part with similar aunia to keep Mr. i Currle from working. Ho Is mi hi to have obtained $55 lu all. Ho feigned sickness at tho homo of Fred Mar shall. In Clnrkea, and when he de parted, a gold watch belonging to a daughter of the family, wont with him. Currle gave tho Holy Hollers of Vnncouvor, a check for $15,000 out of tho goodness of his Scotch heart. There waa nothing; near nlmut him. Cluckamaa County has gone wet Tho Prohlbltloniata put up a tretueli don fight to place the county In the dry column, and failed. The majority for the retention of the aaloona la not a largo one, but It means there will be 110 change In conditions for two years at least. Some of the county pre cincts voted heavily against the coun ly Prohibition mt-aatire and assured lis defeat. Tho Clackamas Dry Cam pulgn Commit tee made a concerted effort to abolish the aaloona and spent a lot of good money to put the llipior men out of business, but without avail, local ministers, aided by four attorneys, II. K. Cross, C, II. Dyo, C Kchuebel and John W. Iodor, carried the campaign Into every precinct In Clnrkamaa County, and secured Evan' geltst Taylor and hla corps of assla tmita for a period of alx weeka before the election, building a large taber nacle for hla meetings, which were well attended, but a majority of the votera could not bo swung Into line. Tho slate-wide prohibition amend ment, though lost in tho stale, haa probably carried In ClackBmna Coun IV. fully demonstrating that whllo 11 majority of the voter were prepared for stale-wide prohibition, they re fused to alngle out Clackamas. It la known that acorea of .'Oregon City men voted for prohibition In the aiate ns a whole, but turned down the local measure, unon the ground that If Portland was wet and Oregon City was without saloons, the metropolis would benefit financially at the ex ponao of Oregon City, which would not be free from drunkenness, but would looso the revenue of $IG,(KK) per a n n 11111 the municipality now de rives from the saloons. The much-abused Home Hule amend meat ha apparently been carried In Clnckamna County, and the obnoxious search law Is beaten here. Tills la the second scare that the liquor deaWra have had thrown Into them In a llttlo more man two year ami It la expected that more stringent regulation of the saloons will bo the result. Mission la Well Attended. The mission being held at St. John's Catholic Church by the Jesuit Fathers la attracting great deal of attention, and every service la being well attended. Hov. Oasergeld and llev. Gnbrlel are the priests conduct ing the mission, and both have a most convincing way of speaking, which holds the Interest of their hearers. Service are held dully aa follows: 5:4ft A. M. mass and sermon; 6:30, mnss and sermon; 8 o'clock, muss and sermon: 3 o'clock, children's mis sion; 7:30, evening service. ? V i- -..-- 1 ; " ;: . . , 'i : J 8HERIFF R. B. BEATIE, elected County Judge of Clackamas by a majority of about 800. 4"t- 4 0 (- 4 WINNING CANDIDATES. Congressman YV. C 11AWLEY, of Marlon. Covornor OSWALD WEST, of e Clatsop. g Secretary of State V. V, BEN- SON, of Doug! in. 4 Slate, Treasurer-vTHOMAS . B. KAY, of MarloVj. 4, Supreme Justice, ) four year term THOMAS lA. McniUDE, of Clackamas, anjd HENRY J. HKAN. of L'matllta. Supreme Justice, sl'x year terra UKOItUB M. BURNETT, of f Marlon, &nd HUNK A. 4 MOORE, of Columbia. Attorney lieneral A. M. CRAW- KURD, of Dougla. . Superintendent of I'uhllc D . , structlon U R. ALDERMAJ. of Lane. , State Printer WILLIS S. DU IWAY, of Multnomah. ; Commissioner of Ijibur O. . MOFK, of Multnomah. , Railroad Omralalbner I'RJ J. M1LLKR. of IJnn. Btate Engineer JOHN H. Li IS, of Marlon. Water Superintendent JASL T. CHINNOCK, of Multnoma Circuit Judges, fifth Judlch district J. U. CAilPUELl of Clackamas, and J. A r.Aivi., 01 iiuisop. ' Joint Senator, Multnort Jh. ric- amas and CWunidla DAN Jf. MALARKEY, of MultnomabJ Joint Representative, ClackaAO mas and Slultnomah V. ll.V CHATTEN, of Clackamas. iS COUNTY DIVISION IS SNOWED UNDER SCHEME TO ANNEX PORTION OF CLACKAMAS TO MULTNOMAH 18 DEFEATED. SIMILAR MEASURES FAIL TO PASS State Wide Prohibition Amendmar Loses and Homa Rule Probably Wins High School Fund Law la In Doubt Tbe scheme to annex the northern portion of Clackamas County to Mult nomah was given a decisive set-back last Tuesday In tbe general election. The two counties, Interested, Clacka mas and Multnomah, voted down the dismemberment plan heavily, fully demonstrating that neither county would consent to tha division and consequent annexation of territory. It la apparent that tbe measure has lost heavily all over the State, except In localities where county aeat ambi tion have caused voters to stand In for wholesale county division. Com plete returns from 29 out of 42 pre cincts In Clackamas County, give a majority of 482 against the Clackamas-Multnomah annexation plan. Reports from various sections of the state Indicate that all of the eight county division measures have been lost, and that the bill designed to leave county division niat'ers people directly Interea'ed ' as t a law. Woman's stiff- eh' again In the Stat - IV c Iz th" -t. :r I 40 100 BY LOCALS QUARTERBACK PINDER, OF VISI TORS, SERIOUSLY INJURED BY BLOW ON HEAD 1, Amid a downpour of rain, Oregon City Sunday decisively defeated the Arbor Lodge football team, 44 to 0. In aplte of the sloppy condition of Canemah Field, Oregon City played the fastest and diobI aggressive game ever seen here. All of tbe player were In splendid form, and kept the ball In Oregon City's possession the largest part of the time. Eight touch downs were made, one by Green, an other by White and three each by Carrothers and Long. Four time a goal was kicked by Blsmark. The work of the local backfield was a feature of the game, especially that of Carrothers and Long, who tore through the Arbor Lodge line for big gains. Although the visitor played a good game, they were completely outclassed by Oregon City' aggrega tion, who played a If Inspired. l wo accidents occurred to mar the game. Seller, of Oregon Citv. re ceived a blow in the head which put him out of commission, and in the closing minutes of the game Har vey Plnder, captain and quarter of the visiting team, was hurt in the head also. He remained unconscious. ana in convulsions for nearly wheur. Dr. Stuart was h M(t jance, and he doe not, bel! '.t Kl'e lad Injury win prov. , iojs. me line up: CLACKAMAS TO DISPLAY APPLES FIFTY BOXES OF CHOICE APPLES ARE 8ENT TO SPOKANE APPLE 8HOW. A-: uge COUNTY TICKET. ) Btaie senator WALTER A. DIMJCK, Representatives E. P. CARTER, S LINN E. JONES, M. A. MA- CONE. County Judge R. H. BEATIE. Commissioner NIXON BLAIR. Sheriff ERNST MASS. ! Clerk W. U Ml;LVEY. ' " Recorder LLOYD E. WILL- IAMS. Treasurer J. A. TUFTS. Coroner THOMAS J. FOX. S Surveyor D. T. MELDRL'M.. !!-., ,3. j. s $ (j, ,3, ' 1 mi the i 'ailed to . ' '. , ' chool fund . "..a " Is very i a ' . ance that the i car"j Complete re- cted to give It a alight people of Clackamas lecreed that awlne at Ii. ge. The employers liability '.w haa carried by a large majority. Incomplete returns indicate tbe passage of the Home Rule amend ment, and tbe defeat of the state-wide prohibition amendment and the search-law measure. The cities of Eugene, Pendleton and Roseburg have gone wet. The vote on the amend' ments to Increase the power of the people and the tax amendments is Incomplete and It is difficult to fore cast the result. Then 1 Ron . . . Slauterback .. McFaull Henny H. Hughe..-.. C. Thominson Plndor (Cp) . Pattlsoj . .... Slfgbes... ylV ... ...C. ..LO ...RG.... ...lt.;..-. ...RT ...LE RE... Q.-'.. ...LH.... ....RH.... ....F Oregon City . Montgomery Barry Smith Baker . . Freeman . (McClure ) Blsmark Green (Cp) White Seller Carrothers Long at 1 s) . II no '" Klobe I Indicted. Tbe Grand Jury returned a true bill against John Klobe. Klobe is .the Austrian .aborer. who a short time ago. attacked Robert Junkln with a knife when tbe latter attempted to collect poil tax from him. NEW MOTOR BOAT LAUNCHED. Dr. 8tuart Is Proud Owner of the Good Ship Thorasa. Tho . 4iow launch Theresa wbh placed In tho water tho first of tho wook. Tho boat was constructed by nr. c, A. Stuart In tho Grahnm wilding on Main street between Third nnd Fourth streets. Tho crnfi s .1 feet long, 'uml has n beam of 6(1 Inchen, with a capacity for 14 push. eiigers. Dr, Stuart purchased a hull, knocked down, from a Michigan fac- ory, and installed tho gasoline engine taken from his old automobile. The engine develops 10 horse power, but as a marine engine, It is not expected hat more than 12 horsepower can be devolopod. Natty fittings give the motor boat an attractive appearance The total cost will bo about $700. Cometh Now The Turkey and Pumpkin Pie Heralding: Winter, November Bringeth Thanksgiving, Football, Hunting and Frosty Nights. CAMAS HIGH DEFEATED. Kelly's Kick Win For Oregon City Team. 2 to 0 was the final result of the game played at Camas. Wash., Sat urday by the Camas and Oregon City high schools, with Oregon City on the larger end of the score. Kelly booted tbe ball between tbe goal posts after one unsuccessful attempt, thereby winning the game for Oregon City. Both teams played fast football. Twice Oregon City was almost across the Camas goal line, but the home team'a line held Intact and they se cured possession of the ball on downs. The line up: O. C- H. S. Camas H. S. Welsh C Spicer Kelly LG., Taler Clark RG Burke REAL ESTATE MEN WILL ORGANIZE Movement Is Started To Have Office of Publicity Department of Commercial Club. - With the object of working In per fect harmony with the plans of tha publicity department of the Oregon City Commercial Club, preliminary steps have been taken for the forma tion of a realty association, embracing all of the real estate operator In Ore gon City. It Is proposed that each real estate firm contribute a state sum every month and the Commer cial Club will Issue monthly bulletins, containing lists of desirable property and the names of the realty firm holding same. Thla will give all the real estate firms an equal chance and will promote harmony all along the line; I The realty men will meet next Wednesday to perfect organization and elect officers. The following real ty operators were represented at to day's conference with the publicity department of the Commercial Club: Gorbett A Co., Hysom & Co., E. P. Elliot 4 Son. W. A. Schooley & Co., S. P. Davis Realty Information Bu reau, D. K. Bill & Son, Eastham, Smith & Co., Mitchell & Co., W. S. Crowley and Cross & Hammond. Dam bach ) Micels ( Caufield ... Grave .... Sbeahan .., .LT Jonea ....RT... ....LE... .RE... Sinnott Q. Avlson LHB Cross RHB... Baker F .... Scott . . Simms Crawford .... Blair .... Sets ... Blake .... Hall Secretary M. J. Lazelle, of the pub licity department, hag started a move ment, to have the office of the de partment moved from the fourth floor of the Masonic Building to the South ern Pacific depot. In Hood River, The Dalles, and other Oregon towns the office of the publicity manager and a fine exhibit Is maintained at the railroad station, so that the public and transient people and sight seeing tourists may have access to the dis play. The scheme has been very suc cessful In other cities. The display of the publicity department Is main tained, where few people see It, and this Is a condition that Secretary La zelle seek to remedy. The Clackamas County district dis play of 50 boxes of apples, commercial packed, is on its way to Spokane, where It will be exhibited at the Na tional Apple Show, which convenes next Monday. Mr. Lazelle will leave for Spokane next Wednesday night This is the first time Clackamas Coun ty has ever made a concerted effort for an apple display. The publicity secretary will also represent the local Live Wire Association at Spokane. TALKS ON ROSE CULTURE. Vancouver Rosearian Instructs Wom en About Fall Pruning. (Copyright 1910 by C. II. Reith.) JUST A MINUTE NOVEMBER. Mr. Tnft, who rules tho nation, Offers this, his proclamation: Whereas, Providence continues Blessing us from day to day, And tho boon of Independence Has, wo take It, come to stay; BOYLAN WANTS DIVORCE. West Bide Man Accuses Hla Wife of Coldness and Cruelty, Suit has been commenced by John Iloylnn, a resident of tho West SUlo who Keokfl'sopiiration from Mary Ann Iloylnn, whom ho married October C, 873 In this city. Iloylnn chnrges IiIb wife with cold- nesB, Indifference nnd harshness to ward him, doctoring Hint she Iiiib re fused to do his waHhltiR. and many ttmoH, without, any emmo, has refused to prepare hla moalR, Ho says bIio has boon vory Irritable toward him, as refused to remain In his com pany, nnd has loft him to amuse him self tho best way he could. I here are no children under 21 years of ago, and all of tho property rights havo boon aottled. Boylan Is represented by Gordon E, Hayos. A And whereas, Indulgent Nature UivIhIicb upon us still Bounty in excess of what the Weather aid tho bugs can kill; And whereas, The old republic Couldn't bo Improved upon, Notwithstanding; everybody Gels to run It off and on; Therefore, I, as delegated Now nnd for a short time hence President, decree Hint turkey Shall go up to 20 cents. and It beenmo Very unpopular. The Insurgents, who constituted a major ity In the agricultural districts, were bitterly opposed to it. They made wo contentions: Flrat, that young mers run them out. It does them good to feel, by ling, that Morgan don't own everything, and If he came In consequence, and also tried to climb the fence, together, with his turkeys were not old en-lugh to mar-.'dog and gun, he, too, would also get m-i ; Bi-conu, mtu crops una not pro-; me run. greased to the point whore it was j possible to make out whether there 1 November will be unusual this year wns anything to be thankful for or for the reason that there will bo no not. In 713 B. C. the storm broke. 1 full moon. This is because there will Tho Insurgents carried Gaul, Brltan- bo a total eollpse of the moon on the nia nnu 17 otner uoubttui states, and i night of the lfith, when it would niaue November immediately tho j otherwise be full. This eclipse will oiBvema luoiun 01 me year. oe visible In the United States and In Wall street, and it will sond bacon I The festive -colt will sniff the air 1 down 8 cou"le ot P""s- ! and don his heavy undcrhalr, and the i " ! frenzied candidute will lumn and hon The breath of Winter will distil I around the stump. He'll point with ' unon ,he outer wlndowsill, and the i prldo and view with fear, nnd suck cnuiing cair will hump his back and and blow the atmosphere, nnd then, 1 burrow deeper In the stack. The together with his cult, await with i hired man, with wintry spurts, will I prayer, the result. j P"' on both his undershirts, and the I Does reason haply hold its sway, plutocrat wto sells us coals will pry I or is niudiiess for a day will tell - "r bodies- from our souls. ; the people what to think and put the icoi iury on tne tmtiKT une cannot : Then let us all embrace the chance Hint a about all thero la to lt. Once toll, but must abide the count that I and be as merrv as we mav for tho country raised Its own, and the '. sees him Justilied in courage, conll- j whether we desist or danco the fid Whlto House proclamation was not ; dence or doubt, according as It may ; dlor Is for nil to pay The gentle nit greeted with a groan. Father simply j turn out. tnmntlmo will pass', 'tho countryman grabbed the hatchet, mother got the I One thing alone Is sure, It seems, will kill his hogs, the cotton-tail will water hot, father read tho proclnina- ami that Is this; No one esteems a ; weave the grass around the obfuscn tlou lo tho turkeys In tho lot, all tho nntrlot In politics. We only trust ted dogs, the honking goose will ride young nnd female turkeys promptly him while he sticks to war, with nil the heights with that wierd hollering fainted from tbe shock, and nftor due ! its thrill and throb. The moment of his. and the wolf will sit around o' farewells tho gobbler laid his head ! that ho wants a Job somewhat con- nights' and tell the moon how thin upon tho block. I spicuous for pay, by Jove! wo don't hi Is No 0110 telephoned the butcher, know what to say. ' ; 0"Woe Is us that could enjoy the asking what a turkey cost. No onet But whether we do ill or well, elec- nutumntlmo for aye ana aye and In his deep resoutmont wished the tlon day alone can tell, or whether wi,nt with growing soul employ Its Pilgrims hud been lost. No one, 1 love for us and fenr did any good, -witchery from day to day. The phos whlle tho feast proceeded, know the ; will then ap'pear. We havo to Judge phoresence In the sky, the quail soft torment of the rack figuring upou 1 men ns we may, and where tho can'- piping on tho hill, the blackbirds ever his napkin what the day had aot him dldates all say about tho same thing bobbing by, and the wind soft-sighing hack. in the end, one scarcely knows who Everybody was provided, as tho Is a friend. foundora pre-Biipposed. ICo ono en ! bo very thnnkful, If Jho truth should At any rnto. the snow will flv, and bo disclosed, paying wbnt we pay for the wild duck spin across tho skv turkey, nnd, for all of Honven's gifts, with imth nvm focused on the cmunii fooling that tho day was founded (or and bis tail-piece going round ftud tho Armours and the Swifts. , roumi The t,ncor hunter will donlo ' and supplement the live decoy, and November gets Its name from tho Uittn novom (nine), nnd was oricin- will nnrfnrnfo hla rnhhpr hnnta nly the ninth month of the year. This . A iiUi0 shooting now and then Is brought Thanksgiving nround two relished bv a lot of men. Thev like months earlier than we have it now, (,, gallivant about and let tho far- whore It will. But happiness can ,riever last, as Antony could comprehend, nnd hold ing Cleo to him fast, destroyed him self before the end. The summer comoth after spring, and winter, mer ciless withal, as truly must succeed the sweet and gentle blandishments of fall. At any rate, upon a day' Deciphered in the almanacs, December, desolate and gray, Will come to whistle through the cratks. The Clackamas Countv Rose Soci ety held a very interesting meeting ! at the Commercial Club parlors Fri 1 day afternoon, when Rev. Sulliger, of j Vancouver, Wash., gave a very In structive talk on the culture of roses, j Mr. Sulliger gave demonstrations of fall pruning of the rose bush as well as the spring pruning, and in fact told how to care for the bushes, so that those attending the meeting will be able to accomplish much more In the culture of roses than heretofore. He told of the London Rose Show, which he visited, and which was entertaining. GLEE CLUB REORGANIZES. New Members Taken in and Interest Increases. The Oregon City High School Girls' Glee Club reorganized last Wednes day, Nov. 2, at the Eastham building and the following officers were chos en for this year's work: Louise Flanders, president; Norma Holman vice-president; Patricia Turner, sec retary and Alice Downer, treasurer. I nder the instructions of Miss Louise Brace, a member of the High school faculty, and with the addltio" of many new mempers to the list of old, the club expects to excel the last years excellent work. Idaho Mining Man Returns. WIIHam Griffith, an old miner, and for msny years a resident of Oreeon City, has just returned from Idaho aim will spend the winter here. He says that he has organized a consoli dation of several mining properties. and development work will be prose- cuten vigorously In the spring. The ores' of the mines run rich In silver and lead, and the company will shop to the Salt Lake smelter. Other Ore gon City people are Interested in the company of which Mr. Griffith is at the head. Marriage Licenses Issued. Marriage licenses were issued to Calrissa Jones and Ernest R. Baker, Lopna Strong and Ronaldo Robertson, Henrietta Lucas nnd Charlie Franzel, Elvu McCoy nnd C. Ribbell, Edith Wil son and C. V. Everett. Annie Taylor and A. W. Carpenter, Lena Minoggie and Henry Ardiss.Ada W. Davis and M. F. Sarver, Francis Wirf and A. J. Hanna, Kathryn Crow and Paul Wag ner, Millie Jacobs and Clyde Danner, Helen Morgan and Olio Miller. Wilma Moore and W. H. Whitney. Edna Criteser and J. E. O'llrien were granted marriage licenses Wednesday. GUCKAMAS APPLES TO GO TO SPOKANE SPLENDID EXHIBIT BEING AR RANGED FOR NATIONAL APPLE SHOW. The first district display of anntps ever sent from Clackamas County for exhibit, and also the first commercial uuck aispiay, and the largest exhibit from this section, is beine Dackeri hv an expert for exhibit at the Spokane Apple Show. The apples were ob tained primarily through the efforts of M. J. Lazelle, publicity manager of the Oregon Citv Commercial ri,,h and the varieties are Spitzenburg! nmuwm, 1 enow Beiinower, Red Bell- uower, Grimes Golden, Ben Davis Umber Twigs, Jonathan, King and Swaar. The following Clackamas County growers furnished the product for exhibition: J. s. Yoder, Needy; W. W. Jesse, Barlow; George W. Wal dron, Oregon City; Charles Llvesav, Oregon City; J. J. Howt. Barton; S. R. Cogan, Oregon City. There are CO boxes in the exhibit, and they will make a fine showing for Clackamas at Spokane. There have been indi vidual displays made often, but this is the. first time that a district exhibit was ever obtained, FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. Banquet Will Be Given At Portland December 15. The Fraternal Brotherhood held an enthusiastic and well attended meet ing at Kuapp's Hall Friday night, nnd a number of applications for member ship were read. Following the meet ing, coffee and cake were served In the dining room, after which tho even ing was spent In a social manner. The various Portlaii(" lodges of the order will give a banquet to the Supreme Vice President at the Hotel Portland on the night of December 15. and all of the new members of the Oregon City Lodge and the old mem bers securing their application, will be in attendance at the big affair. Dr. Ice Moves Office. Dr. 1 G. Ice has removed his dental parlors In the Masonic building to the Beaver building. Dr. Ice Is now oc cupying three rooms in the latter building, one as a reception room and the other two as an operating and laboratory. Dr. Ice has been In Ore gon City practicing dentistry for the past five years and has built up a large practice here.