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Newspaper Page TextOKEGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 15)10. OFFICIAL COUNT ON CANDIDATES FOR STATE, DISTRICT AND COUNTY OFFICES AT GENERAL ELECTION HELD IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY NOVEMBER fi, J9J0 Candidates Voted I'pon M ? ? I 3 J I ; I s 1 I ? : I i : ! : : ? ? " : : I : : : : : : : f i : : T : j : ! : f : I I : j : j : j i j j : I i i : i i : l'"T . i .1 . 1 ' . " "1 . i . i ' Tf" ---- --r- Representative in Congress 12 W. r. Klmoro, Pro 13 V. C. llawley, Kep.. 14 C. V. Sherman, Soc l. U. (5. Smith, Hem. . . Governor IB Jay Bowernian, Hop 17 A. B. Katon, Pro IS W. S. Klcharda, Soc.. 10 Oswald Weill, Pom Secretary of State 20 F. W. Benson, Rep 21 X. A. Davis. Pro 22 Allon MrlVmnM. Soc. 23 Turner Oliver, Dem.. State Treasurer 24 l.oslie Butler. Pro 25 Thomas R. Kay, Rep 2fi Charles H. Otien, Soc Justice Supreme Court (4-year term) 27 Henry J. Bean, Rep 28 C. J. Brlpht, Pro 29 Thos. A. McHrldo, Rep.-Dem... SO .1. D. Myers, Soc SI. R. R. Ryan, Soc :2 Woodson T. Sister, Dem.-N.P. . Justice Supreme Court (6-year term) 33 George H. Burnett, I 34 T. J. Jones, Soc 35 Will R. KIiik. Dem. N-P Jud. 36 Frank A. Moore, Rep.-Dem.. 37 B. F. Ramp, Soc Attorney General 3S C. a Brlx. Sex? 39 A. M. Crawford, Rep Supt of Public Instruction 40 U R. Alderman, Rep... 41, George A. Hinsdale, Soc 42 J. B. Horner, Dem 43 Robert R. Steel, Pro State Printer 44 George Bylander, Soc 45 Willis S. Dunlway, Rep... 46 James E. Godfrey, Dem.. Commissioner of Labor Statistics and 47 S. U Curry, Soc 48 O. P. Hoff, Rep 49 D. U Houston, Dem Railroad Commissioner 50 Hugh McLain, Dem. 51 Frank J. Miller. Rep State Engineer 52 John Koob, Soc. 63 John H. Lewis, Rep Division Supt. Water Division No. 1 54 James T. Chinnock, Rep. Judge of Circuit Court, 5th Jud. D st 55 J. U. Campbell, Rep.-Dem, 56 J. A. Eakin, Rep.-Dem .. Senator, 14th Senatorial Disc, 57 LeGrande M. Baldwin, Pro 68 Dan J. Malarkey, Rep.-Dem. 59 Claude S. Howard, Soc Representative, 17th Rep. Dist. 60 W. H. Chatten, Rep.-Dem. 61 M. V. Thomas, Soc Senator 62 William Cantwell, Soc 63 W. A. Dimick, Rep... 64 O. a Eby Representative 65 E. P. Carter, Rep 66 Linn E. Jones, Rep 67 M. A. Magone. Rep 68 R. W. Baker, Dem 69" O. D. Robbins, Dem 70 Arthur Cliff, Soc 71 C. E. Hilton, Soc 72 John F. Stark, Soc. County Judge 73 R. B. Beatie, Dem 74 J. F. Clark, Rep County Commissioner 75 N. Blatr, Kep 76 Charles Thompson, Dem Sheriff 77 E. C. Hackett, Rep 78 Ernst P. Mass, Dem County Clerk 79 H. W. Lang, Dem . . 80 V. L. Mulvey, Rep Recorder of Conveyances 81 Harry J. Harding, Dem 82 Lloyd E. Williams, Rep County Treasurer 83 W. W. Mars, Dem 84 J. A. Tufts, Rep Coroner 85 Thomas J. Fox, M. D-, Rep, 86 Tom J. Myers, Dem County Surveyor 87 Lee J. Caufield, Dem 88 D. T. 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The fifst heavy frost of the season has struck Sandy, making things look rather frigid. All late planted spuds are frost bitten. The potato crop is very light. Most farmers only have a one-third crop. The roads from Sandy to Bullrun are almost impassable on account of the great amount of freight hauling for the Mt. Hood road. The Mt. Hood Railway Company has built a ware house on Ed. Re venue's place for the auto truck, which makes daily trips from Port land with freight. The company is also building a barn 750 feet long to house the army of teams to be em ployed this winter on the big reser voir on Bullrun flat. The first power plant to be in op eration for the Mt. Hood railway will he completed in a few days. It will furnish power for a sawmill machine shop and rock crusher. A new business building is going up on Main street. What it will be used for is hard to tell, but it will be a modern up to date building at any rate. Several Important real estate deals took place in town property and sev eral new business enterprises will start very soon. Mrs. Dahmens has purchased a business coiner from the Sandy Land Co. She is a first class dress maker and has opened an establishment. Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Lane are doing a rushing business in their bakery and quick lunch counter. Mrs. Iane is; noted for first class meals. Mr. Meyers, a banker, was in Sandy making arrangements to start a bank. Sandy will hold a meeting to locate boundary lines before incorporating the town of Sandy. One of the most important of re cent real estate deals was .closed when Chas. Krebs purchased the J. E. Gibbons farm of 160 acres for 110.000. Mr. Krebs then divided the place into six parts, selling 15 acres to G. Finger, 40 acres to Fred Succo, 20 acres to Wm. Bell, 20 acres to B. Jonsrud, 40 acres to R. E. Jarl, and balance, 25 acres, he will keep him self. D. W. Cassady is now living In town, having sold his farm at Dover. Every house in town is filled, some houses having two and three families in them. L. Davies has moved up to Toll Gate to take care of a summer hotel for the winter. T. Vanderhoof and Geo. Williams were arrested for catching salmon un lawfully. These men were refused a chance to furnish bond before the local justice, but were handcuffed to gether as though they were desperate criminals and were taken to Oregon City. They were strangers there ;:nd of course could not get bail, so were thrown into jail, an act that has ftirred up a bad feeling against game ward'-ns. Such unnecessary expense and disgraceful treatment to our citi zens is almost the limit. Sandy Grange had a splendid meet ing H-iturday and six new candidates were Introduced to the mysteries of the Grange. Miss Bessie Canning, Miss Le Gaud. Mrs. Maggie Edwards, Mrs. N. Malar, Mrs. Stevens and C. Corey. A splendid dinner was enjoyed in the ways and means were discussed for either starting a new county or mak ing another effort to be annexed to .Multnomah. The second Saturday in December will be an Important meet- California the past year, has returned ing for the Grange, when new officers to her home at Firwood. and also the question of either build- The Interest and enrollment at the ing a Grange hall or holding a fair Firwood school are Increasing, the next year will be decided. Every latest recruit In lug Miss Ruth Hart Grange come to this meeting. from Montavilla. ONE ON FREDDIE. Farmer Advises Clerk-Elect to Oust Greenman From Office. Fred W. Greenman. the nonular and Mr. August Stuckl spent Sunday , ..rriclent countv clerk of Clackamas For Colic visiting home and friends In Firwood. 'county, received a Jolt Monday after- or any bowel trouble Dr. Bell's Anti- Mr. Walton, II. F. Hart and W. , ,, that made him gasp with as Pain acta like magic, relieves almost Stephens were out visiting their re- i tonishment, and afterwards ho instantly. Also good for all external spectlve ranches Sunday. i laughed with amusement. Mr. Green Died Sum Miller at hU homo nt Nei'dy, Nov. II. Mr. Miller was born al Ilethel, Mo., In 1H63. Ho leaves five sisters. 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Ho also leaves many friends to mourn his Ions. John Fry, of Dalian, visited rela tives for n few days linre lam week. pains. Jones Drug Co. EAGLE CREEK. Several members of the Firwood nmI1 has had two terms and was not community Joined the Sandy Grange n candidate nt the recent elecctlon. "Dements last Saturday. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Hava Always Bought ana'.uro of Bears 1, We have been enduring some very stormy weather but now It Is more ; pleasant. .Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Marshall, of i Garfield were over this way recently ; calling on Mrs. Walter and Mrs Will Douglass. j Mrs. R. R. Gibson visited school last , Thursday afternoon. ' Mrs. E. E. Elliott was the guest of ' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Jones, a part of last week. i H. S. Gibson sold a fine milch cow last week. -Mrs. Ghormley, of Portland, who Is Mrs. Irving Brown and children re visiting the Huntitigtons, took dinner turned to their homo In Boring Friday, with Mr. and Mrs. Howlctt Sunday, i Herbert I'dill was absent from J. P. Woodle was over to the old school .Monday on account of sick home place the latter part of last m-ss. I U'r.ntf , , i ,.... , ,,,,, ,.....! ., ,...i -.nr. nun .inn. j, .imer hjm;iii. nuvciui F. J. Lazarus was seen In the iiolgh-jdavs of last week in Portland, borhood Sunday. .lames Wolf was quite badly bitten Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1,'dell and Sunday bv a vIcIomh hoe. Dr. Lunton DOVER. The Republican candidate W. I Mill- vey, who was successful, is deputy in Mr. Greonman's office, A farmer friend of Mr. Mulvey rnmn to tho court house Monday and drawing Mr. Mulvey aside, whispered: "Why don't you turn Ureenmnn out of that office? Ho has been there Uftig enough." Mulvey had to explain to the man that. Mr. Greonman's term of office docs not expire until .J unitary, and that tho clerk-elect was In no position to eject anybody. Extensive experience for fifteen years makes possible Inn best work with less pain at the New System Dentists. Best FLOUR $1.55 PER SACK AT ALL GROCERS. D. C. LATOUHRTTK President. ' F. J. MKVKK. Csshlef THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OREGON CITY, OREGON- CAPITAL, 130,000.00. Transacts General Banking Business, Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M children spent Sunday with James Gibson. John Douglass called to see his brother, Wesley, Sunday afternoon. E. L. Palfrey, accompanied by Mr. of Sandy, was called to dress the wounds. Dandruff Cured In Two Weeks or Money Back. , Tho above is the guarauteo Huntley Bros. Co., druggists, Is offering for Parisian Sage, the greatest of all hair n . ,r, .... ....i. .. .i . L-.,i,.,.,!., ! restorers. "'' "' a i'-i' if yoll have dandruff lake ndvan- I I ' ... ! .... ..! Rnfuh W'AU .nllincr r,n r.l1 tVlY.rwlu In i i v.,. i" ! flfinflrtUf KTIH lllllt Will HUff-iy the neighborhood the first of the pltr., 1 y,ir ,mlr if Illottf,(I '''""'" a.,.c.l . 1 ' , ... . t ! MfTSiHt.Clltly I1UITOW lllt.O tll lli!r iii! iriiiiM 1 a 11 f 1 iiir a 1 t:w luuni; 1 NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE, STOVES, RANGES, TINWARE, GRANITEWARE, SHELF HARDWARE, AND NOTIONS. HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS OLD RUBBERS, COPPER AND BRASS J. H. MATTLEY 905 7 street Kd. Douglass has come home to stay n the Hart and Walton nlaco. for' awhile. He has been working in , The singing school is progressing Barton for sotne time. He and hk nicely under the badershlp of Hv. sister, Miss Bina, were Barton visit (teed. ors Sunday afternoon. Claude Woodle painted Dick Gib son's buggy last. week. Mrs. K. B. Gibson and Miss Kosa Moe'inke called on Mrs. Murphy Sun day afternoon. j TAKE THE HINT!: FIRWOOD. There will be an old fashioned spell ing match between the Firwood and Dover communities at. the Firwood hall on Nov. 19. It is expected there j will be a large crowd and a Jolly j i time. Mr. R. W. Clark and Mr. J. M. Law-1 less were In Portland on business the j last of the week. t hair soft, beautiful and luxuriant. Vm, .. um ihat money can buy If vou buy of i Btleky or .greasy. our new stock of canned Table Fruits. They have the delici ous, ripe flavor. at roots, Parisian Sage Is also guaranteed to stop falling h.'ilr and Itching of the scalp. Don't accept any substitute from any druggist. Parisian Sage Is the original proscription of one of the world's greatest, scientists, and is manufactured only In this country by iroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Parisian Snge Is an exhilarating and pleasant hair dressing; It Is not mil if manes uio , Office Both Phones 22 Residence Phono Main M'H Pioneer Transfer Co. Established 18C5 Sucessor to C. N. Greenman FURNITURE, SAFES AND PIANOS MOVED BY EXPERIENCED HELP. PROMPT AND RELIABLE SERVICE. SAND, GRAVEL AND BRICK Bates Reasonable, Baggage Htorod 3 Days Free of Churn Agency for the celebrated MT. HOOD BEER i AURORA. " Mr. Frank Knowls of Mt. Vernon, ; s 111 ii.ou vluffllncr n fi.w ibivfl with Ills I HARRIS' rTROHERY i rH- K0He (!l"Hjr' rjix.x.io i,KULi (o Mr an(1 Mrl) W, ,,,,, i, Oregon City. ninn lmmi il0v. Tho father Is the1 Mrs. G. M. Howe, who has been In happiest man In town. ' Careful of Your Properly 2 I One of the secrets of our success in the Baggage and Transfer Business 0 5 Safes, Pianos and Furniture Moving I Williams Bros. Transfer Co. I Phones, Office 1121, Residence 1833 525 Main Street