OinWON CITY KNTJOIll'JllHW, .KIM DAY, JANUARY 13, 1011.
CANBy AND SOUTHERN CLACKAMAS
CANDY. M'linliy Tuesday loottliiK ufler kiiiiki (if
1 " i Ills Intoicitis hero,
Sim. I toil CliirK, or KohoImiik, who ! V. C. Illllliighn if m Mix Hlx Ho-
hail horn vImIIIiik hr parent, Mr, pmtmiitil Mom, miiiln a IiiihIiiohh trip
unci Mm. William KiiIkIiI, hihI family, In (IhiviiIm on Tutmdny,
returned In her liniiiii oil Friday muni-1 Mm. C, Uml, vImIIoiI her itmlhiir,
u , . !Ml'H- Carpenter, of Atirnrii, on Tuns-
i 'iii tit nii'ini nilliuiuiima- mill Willi iljliy,
iinliii mi accident in school on Mon
day Hlii', in tuny wlili miiiiiu
oilier hiIiooI clillilniii, worn pluyliiK
Mr. mill Mih, I I). Wulkor Nptml
New Year's Imy In Portland,
1 1 lit I it K 1 1 1 K 1 1 1 , wl'il llllH hl'llll III III
Hie game nf "crack the wllln." when IiIn home fill I tilt I III Hf fuli WlltllfM lillU
n" iieiivny in win grouiin, initio- an i veil lii.rn friini Wonilliiirn, ncenm
ruling lier Hlioiililer. pitnlod l,y IiIn wile, mill tlioy uri) ut
i e w. i ,, i. ii. w inoi in i nil the hum,, f MrH, H. T, Flalier
inline or MrH. Wlllliim KiiIkIiI Friday, Mih. W. C. Clink, who Iiiih been Hkk
.iniiiiiuy 1,1, at 2M0 o clock, lor tin. pimt iwo wecka, Ih nliln to lie
,ii in. lieorgti Ivimmilrliig mm Willi nm uKltln
an nrclileiil n few evoiiliiKa nun, w lille m. .1. !. Iiiih purchiiHod u liiinilHuiuii
Ding ii ipiiii. ii lump, wnieii mimi was new plmio for ItU linniii. Mr Holm,
iihiiik. Him wnieii iiiih linen piueeu on of t,i, cly m t I . Iiiih iiIho purchased
n hiiiiiii imnii rinse in liiinu, wiih it plum,. Mr, lloko I n miloiiilld muni-
'' 'ver nun mil mini inn iinii I.. ti . ntnl him charge of tint music hi
hIio wiih making, slightly InirnlliK 1U Dm liiticrniit'lc, Willi MIhh Wiiiik iih
Iter liprnil IIINii I'llilKIII rue, Hill MIH. pliinlHI.
Kennelling hooii extinguished I ho fire, Mm. M .1. I,ee lilnl MrH. K. K.
preventing n rtilunliiiiliu. Mm. Ken- llrinlil went lo Portland Mnnihiy,
mill IliK reei'iilly met with miollier lie- where lltey Hpent III liny,
elitellt. Willie oil Iter way III I In) barn
she fell, striking heavily on I ho hard TWILIGHT,
ground, mill hail JilHt recovered,
J .Morgan, who Iiiih charge of the mIiin ,;, y nnxlUt, of I'orlliinil, vis
ible III lliu 1 1 1 K Hlx Uepiiilinelil Klnre, t,., (, Uiz,, k W'edneH
Hpenl Hiinilny In I'orlliinil, diiy
Charles llooglltim left fur Vlilieoll. 'fit rmiiuim hnrnclitif k rliler piiHHiul
ver. Wimh.. hint week, whom lie will through r ,urK Wednesday nun n
vIhII relailvi'H and friend". I IIK
Ml lliailll anil William Porter, who ( tit Illurlt liml tint InUfui Unto
lenlile in Hie hi mill pint or ( iinliy, nut , IIIU ,, ,) lU flMlt wh work.
titimlng foimldcritlilo iuiIho hy Hliimp ,,K n,,, im(,r ,
blunting, even HhnolliiK III the neigh- - , lhkt hoi IiiI kIvuii by the
bur's feiiroH. IJloiary Hot-lot y IiihI Huliirilay ovtin-
M. ,1. I...e tnnile a IiiihIiii'hh trip to ,K W1IM ,, ,.,.,.,,. Iiiiih Hm liilly mill
Portland lit hi week, rliiani'liilly.
MIhh Inei Unimex, of I'orllunil, v I 'I'wIIIkIiI Hi'hoot Ih progressing nice-
lleil lit the Huell homo hint week. Iv miller (he u I I mmiiiKeiiielit of MIhh
Mr. (inning, wife uliil children, of MeDoimld.
SiiipiH.He. vUlleil nt (hi) home of Mr. 'NIH'' ""''X Mf'oiJ Ih MpeiiilliiK n
utnl Mrn. IioiikIiih nml wllh oilier of f, w ' ''i'"iili wllh frlendn.
their frlemlH ri Hy. Mf". Hehrellier wiih u Kiieat of
.ii i j. m. iiiiih iiihi ciiimiay
MUh Alli'e liny Inn expectH til iuioii
vIhII relutlveH In KcIhii, WiihIi.
lien. jizi.le ami M. J. Luello nt-
CANBY HORSEMEN
GREATLY PLEASED
The union ineellliK held In Hid
liilierimrle me very well utlendeil,
Hervlren it tn held every evenliij; nt
?::tn oVIoi k, neept on Monday.
ti. A Cohh, of I'lirllnnil, wiih III
lelideil I'liiiiollit CruiiKii III Mllwiiilklc
Wediiemlay.
TRAINERS FROM ABROAD WRIT
ING FOR TRAINING QUAR
TERS IN THAT CITY.
Ilkn real wo borne for nnrn, and
I bey Htirely bnvo n rlKhl to be iih (hey
urn by Hiich tioled nlren ,IH (, ni
IiiihIi, Tidal Vav, H'-ii Keul, hiiiI tho
Kreat 1'olork. Mr. Ky!n Ih iiIho thn
owner of I hut kooiI p.n nr KIiik Honl,
which lie Iiiih nent to Noilh yuklnm
by Ibn reipient of thn hreedern l here
. ii i i 1 iHiini tt fin ii
"V"0 "... " Pre- HtroetH u few dayg limt week, Mr.
pnr.,1 by Mr HebiiHtl,; .he ,! yllkl. h ,,, ,
nm Inilner, for lh ll Htakon iil-xt t,H vicinity lately
year. K. U'ooiIh of Indep-nilenco, ,r. 8- KamHi,y'wni. In town Monday
Ore Iiiih neveral l.ei.d f K,)rt pron- ttt)kn(? ,, roa. Mr. Kamfll W.H
pectn he h prepnrli.K for cum- JllHt Uum ,he , rfmH of Mtlt,.
' , ' ." '.' . , '. , "mwm Ho noticed thn dlffnrcneo In that nee.
HIIIIHOM ly lOIIIOI", in IDOKIMft- llllf!
niOHt n completo wreck of the entire
biilldliiK, Fortunately thore wan noiio
of thn family nt homo.
J. W. Htnuillnuer han mild hi ranch
In u Heultlo party. Mr. HtandliiKnr
t-xpeciH to Improve bl moiinluln
ranch and will move to It thin fall.
M. J. Ie, of (,'anby, wn on onr
and will he a hard one to brat HiIh
year. Mr. WimiiIh liaa a Rrecn trotter
by- Mcf'liwky Wanwrlidit he thlnka
GROUNDS NOT IN GOOD CONDITION
Local Honomcn May Inilat That Re
quired Improvement! In Track
and Buildings Be
Made.
I ion nml In Mendowbrook.
The Iy brothers sre operating a
Rtcain Hhovol excavating for the Hcha-
far Lnmlinp Cn
m ... ...mK ever iiappeneil, I,,,., ,()nKKWrlll hai, niv(;li Imo
the klnij pin of hi Hiable Ih the two,nw fat frrn,;riy occupied by Mr.
year old Kohert AmbiiHli by H. Am- Nf,,.ey. on Water afreet.
b.iHli. behMiKll.K to Mr M. ItobliiH of . c, otl.r an(l wfe H,H,n, Hlin.
atiby Thin colt ban had llilln work dHy on the Calvin ranch,
but hIiowh all Incllnailen of be a Mr. UYi of Ul0 uickl,y Pralro WHH
hlKh cIiihh hoiHO. Mr. U It. I.,ey d,l( ,)11Hm.HB ln ,ow Mon,a
Ih worklUK a couple of Kr.'en hornen , Tho Htll,ay 0,)jri(1 , , 8im.
and they are doltiK fin.,. 1 lie Vuunhan riay wth K(K)( attendanoe after a
limn, huve three head they are pre- ihree-montlm1 rent.
parliiK for the racea thin year. Mr.
Get In On the Ground Floor
ARE YOU STOCKING UP AT OUR CLEARANCE
SALE PRICES? WE CAN ONLY MENTION A
CANIIY. .lull, fl. (Hnecliil Tim
bowmen of candy iiro rocelvliii ,r":'" ,w",!r., .."! " "
,m(ii...,..i.u l..ti..u a . , im-ii miori uihiim:ii inline
...... m, M'i.m imiiii nm nifioeii irom
different parlH of Hie country Impilr-
IHK aiioiil t'auliy iin ii traluliiK uuar-
I..IU I. II, ...... ..I... i.
if .ii tun kivit iiiui-ii eneniir- iurf i, 0i..w,.,i i.iu ,
IIUI'I t IIH the truck nml ,r,.,wlM ""- " "-' k.. rnn ,
,,, I , u. . " . leailltiK the flrat eveiH!iKlitln of a
r reil llronker, tne laieiited young
writer fur the Hural Hplrlt, Ih the
proud owner of iloniiie Antrlan, the
In thene
parlH. Ilonnln wiih aiartert nt the fair,
HI rtpokiuin, a full mile, which Ih a
lilt in over hlH dlHtunco. Hut never-
03WEGO REGULAT-S SALOONS.
Mutt Clote at 9 O'clock and Pay $600
a Year License.
OSWKfJO, Or., .Inn. 9. At. the laHt
ineetlni? of tho City Council an ordi
nance wan tirenented Kovcrnlne Ha-
Iooiih. The main feat urea are to have
no. In kihmI ahape , a-commodaie 7; ;, only one r,K,m with an open front, to
hX":;rl,1:.l!L:''"i.,in,l,K,,r ,",,,"r; mm
tlllllly Mild (IiIiikh will III) (irruiiK"(l u When It W hp 11 n'rlr-k nnrl the
,. ' '"r" l I',"". u,,"",""1,- part of the HeHon7 but Kred Hiiccecd- l",r,Ke f"! ,s p",rcd al r'00 8 year-
,, ii c V- . , ! I" -ovlncln her ut Kpokmie, and ,A "r-n-r aaioon naa neen run-
; .. i. i. . , : y "' ny hort di- "? ". ...r. "r '7. ?.ea";
KrouiulH will he the blit wlnler uuar
lera In Hie future. The few Iioihii.
men wintering; here are more than
lileuKi-d iih the climate and hoII can
be found no oilier place In Oregon.
K. C. Kyle of rerrydale, Oreitou Ih
hern Willi about 5 heud of thn fluent
tuiice racen on the valley circuit, Hon-
nlo would have been a Mg money
winner.
When You See the Bell
On the bottle you have our guarantee
bred home in ftnuon, Includlim u0. """ '"' ar'' Kotilna; the I.eHt counh
. 'hklA..l.lbd.tlfea t In tl,.lltll .
ly llrmid, the urent lliree-yeitr-old hy
Tidal Wave, Hint worked it mile Iiihi
year III 2: Id. Mr Kvln hn i.vi,riil
oltH be Ih klvltiK their early Ichwiiis ITukkihi
at the Irot mid pace, and they look i
and cold remedy. Or. IIi II'h I'lne Tar-
lloney hHH mlllioiiH of HUtUfled uaerg.
At nil dealer and Ceo. A. IlardinK,
JENNINGS LODGE.
'I
Milwaukee and Northwestern Clackamas
MILWAUKIE' , turned hnmn Friday after api-ndlim
I'll" holldiiya with her molliur, Mih. It
ieo. Maple returned to Celllo Krl-1 Scott.
imy tniiriiiiiK. M rn. John Kent mid
i. a. iiuimon iriv rriiiuy mr miuiu iiniieur, or rarkilace, ntlemleil the
iiiihoiii on iiiininenii. ,ir. iiiiiihiiii en-lliranne uieelliii; WediieHilay
perm in in. koiiii leu iiayn.
W. II Crunk, of I'oitliind, hH taken on
K. K t'oiik'H mihIioii In Ihn City llrtiK
Store,
Mr. and Mr. McKarlune, of Marnli-
field, were dinner guttata of Mr. and
Mra. tjeo. .MnrHe on Sunday. Tho Mc
Kurlaiie'H have purchaaed acreage ad
JoliiliiK the ramp grounds and while
tifi.nti i-liitr In Imllfl U'ill r,niiin- Iho
Mrn. Little, of Portland, will Kve latwnlnx cotuiKe.
n home talk on Health W.Miiiedny The many friendH of Mr. mid Mm.
lifliTliooti at the Inline of Mrn lvv nf n . i .i .
, .... I, . , . II. II. rlllllluo nvii- inuanru lu nt-c
Mrn. I fin I Courtney avenue. , .,,.., .,. ,. a..,..lnv. h..v ,.. ,hfl
T he hiiiiie of I,, ft. Iliizun nt Silver : dav at their home at HiIh place.
Slirlnif't IimiL flm 'r.i..u,i.... .,.-....1.... ..... ... ; . . ..
Mra J t' i.'lkln I,., i ii, ., , . ' ' i-'i-iiiii ma. iioriiKcnucn preucnea at l ie
,uHln,.H T ii h lav ' ! 7',m "r,'""!'"" M7" ""z"n mul Chapel on Sunday, and the church waa
W. A TlireHher wiih an Or-K.,,, ! !i ? ," .T". ?Z " X T'li.L'".' !!!! "'"..orUhly filled by people who en-
i - "' .Mi""!, iih- loved me sermon irom sec. Lor. a-ia.
At the liiHtallatlnn of new officers
('.. H. Nixon was elected prealdcnt of
the City Council. T. R. Cllnefelter.
At. A. Coon and C. If. Nixon were
elected for two years and J. W, Thom
aa, W. W. Todd and C. B. Hall for one ;
year. j
A snecla! election of the citizen
will be called In the near future for ;
the purnoiie of deciding whether or
net a saloon nhall be licensed here. 1
On January 5. a daiiKhter was born
to the wife of John Ball, and on the :
following day a aon wag born to the
wife of J. Dow.
FEW ITEMS HERE.
35e and 40e Combs 25e 25c Violet Ammonia 15c
65c Combs 34c All Bibles 20';' off
15c Nail BriiHhcB 10c 25c Itexal playing Cards.,, ,19c
20'r. On All Nail Brushes. 35e Fancy Buck Cards ,20c
50e Cloth Brushes 34e 25c Saratoga Cards 15c
25c Cloth Brushes 18c $1.75 Croklnole Boards, .. .$1.35
25c C- C. Pills 15c j375 Crokinole Archnrena
15c Talcum Powder 2 for 15e Boards $2.75
25c Mann's Medicated Soap 18c n , ,., , , '
f " All game boards reduced.
25c Toilet Soap 18c $1.00 American Watches. .. .75c
PROTECT YOUR FACE Wash Cloths at Half Price
from the winter winds. Special Here are some bargains bought
cut price on face creama this direct from the makers.
n"mlh- 10c Lace Knit Wash Cloths
40c LlHters Cream 25c ll ; e ea- 50c Per doze"
... , , 25c Turkish Bath Wool Cloths
25c Theatrical Cream 15e 2 for 35c
35e Massage Cream 19c 15c Sponge Wash Cloth 2 for 15c
. Huntley Bros, Co.
The Rexall Druggists Oregon City
EASTERN CLACKAMAS
TRY THIS.
DOVER.
School began January 8. W. H.
Blood, of Parkplace, Is the teacher.
He will move his family to Dover and
occupy Mrs. Kltzmiller's house.
Mrs. Bews returned Saturday froni
Portland.
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.
J. Howlett.
FIRWOOD.
W. J. Wlrtj, of Sandy, will lecture
Miss Alice Berghouse entertained a tne'wood hall, Sunday, January
Two Minute Cure for Cold in Head ;
It Is Curing Thousands Daily, and . number of her friends Friday evening. 1 '., f ' ft'
Saves Time and Money. i Mr. Moxley la building a fence for . G- M' Howe ,s visiting her
C,et a howl three quarters full uf ' B. F. Hart. 1 aauKnter at St. JohnB.
boiling water, and a towel. i Guy Woodle was an Oregon City!. Mls8 Mamie Halght, who is teach-
Pour Into the water a teaspoonful 1 visitor last week. 1 Bl luse, spent aaturaay
I City visitor TiifHilay
of HYOMEI (pronounced Hlgh-o-me). I
Put your head over the bowl and
cover both head and bowl with towel.
Breathe the vapor that arises for
EAGLE CREEK.
i . . . . ijw
Mr. and Mrs. llermuii Welmter huve I 1 1,., rt.i, ,.,,.) i. t. .1,.. 1 "o. me Alter this service communion was
11.1...1 i. . . . . ' i "
and Sunday with Jennie LeGrande.
J. C. Smith has gone to Portland for
a few weeks.'
Clarence C'assldy has returned to
the Columbia River, after visiting his
muted back from KaturaUu. At hint lr Club, Saturday evening was
Mrs Mary Walker, who Iiiih been a grand hiuvch Hoclally nml flnati
III for Home tliiie. Ih Improving. dally. The proceeds, which went
Mr. and Mrn. K. II. Klnert are rt-j:t, will , used to buy apparatus for " ,
relvliii: roiiKratulutloiiH on the birth Hie l viiintmtttirt "
f 11 llltle diiliKliler. iMirn .Iniiuiiry 2,j 1'omoun clackmiiiiH County Gntime
Mother mid daughter doing nicely. nml Mllwatikle (iiniige will hold ihelr
wotiteli or Wooiiirull will give tt
ion Jh covered by liiHuranre HilinlnlHtcred hy the presiding elder,
Church Notet. , The Sunday school has a bright out-
M. 12. Church--Sunday school 10 A.' look for 1911. Doris Puluton. Harry
M mrvlcis II A. SI. hy W. It. Allen, ami Mildred Sluden havinc brouaiit
services nt 7:;id P. SI. by the Hie most new pupils during the pre-
pastor. Itev. Henry Spela. , vIoiih year, were awarded the prizes.
uiiiies aiii regular linslness meet-' given by Mrs. Flora II .Heekner.
The weather has heen verv rllnn.
Iwo minutes, and nresto' vnnr head i-. a j
Is a. clear as a bell, and the tight, i L J,7. L " A . 'L " ; " f?T fr'ends and relatives.
ness in the chest Is gone. 00k' a though TBht h. soTe ' -..W?J
heavy 1 lrunl lue nospuai in fomana, wnere
sue nas oeen ior a jew aayg.
1 Mr nnrl tra T U t-io--rt-A nAn
t . I I 1 1 - - M - IIUCUIUID OUCUd
Tho U'inn Klour n .
enjoy breathing Hyomel. You'll feel , "" Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and
V . 1. 1 ., 111.- 1, . n V 1. ..
,-vutiuiiK line 11 iu uicaiv up a ucavj 'SHOW
cold, cure sore throat or drive away Quite a
a cough. It's a pleasant cure. You'll i niht that
windstorm
was.
last Sunday
lltlK We. Hlluv III Craime Hull ' " "
Hock Hoclal Jiiliuiti v 2iith. the nriH-eedH I a ri ,. ,in,n..r .1 ,, Mrs. H SI. Arthur.
at once its soothing, healing and ben
eflclal effects at is passes over the
to be ued lo asms! one of the rhur-1 Mothers' and Ton-hern' Club held a
tor liielnlierH, whoHe iliiiiKhter ban I Hiierlul nteetliii; Frliluv nfl,.rin,o
H'-ii he clith favoiH the gymiiasliiin and
..i,Mnu ni iiic inline ,tir. aim aim. Itei-u, Ul rurtuiliu, in....l lt,n.j M.t.nnn en
, liiiiauicu niiu 11 m 1 oitu uiiii 111 nii. jv
spent Sunday with the C. P. Morse ceDtg bott)e at druregtg everv.
where. Ash Huntley Bros. Co. for
been quite. Ill, Admission free;
frcHhnifiHH served by tho Utile.
City CoiiiH-il met Tueaday evening,
Inth, rtiulliie of liiiKlneHH, all IiIIIh 11 1
lowed The Slnyor'H annual leim"
km ve the Inaiiclal report of Ibn year.
Total rerelptH I.V',J.H8; dlHliurHif
nienm l.f.'I'i nil; bitlunrtt on hand Jnn
unry I. lllll, flKIIN!. The .Mayor
niiiiouiii-ril they would stiuid by what
they favored previous to Hie election
CimimlttceH iipiKiliited: Fluani'O. W.
F. Uliniaii. J. K. KiiIhd, Warren
KiiIkIiI: health mid pliitiililng, fhtis
T. Siocktoll. W. F U'hmaii, Witrien
KiiIkIiI; Htrt'ot and public property,
.1. It. Kelso, Warren Knight, W. F.
l-limnu; light and wnier. Chan. T.
SliH-kloil, U'liman, J It. Kelno; nillce
mid llieiise, J. It. Kelsn, ClinH. T.
HtiM'kton. A. II. Uiwllng itcted iih
ict-iTtlltig secrelnry pro tern. On 1110
lion the linn of the city hall was 1I0-
wlll Hiiiport lt,: In the near future
the club will give a play mid tho pro
reedH will go for the Hoys' Cluli.
Dancing Party.
Tint Krml quartette will give 11 iiiiih
ipierade bull January I (t la, Saturday
evening.
While Jim Kahler and Guy HoGolla
were httlclilng nt Sir. DeGolia's ulitro
1 In the mouiitaliiH. east of fherryvllle,
nml the ground was covered with
I snow, 11 liirgn wild cnt came to the
lulled to the mothers' nml tetirhers' 1 Htchen door and wiih shot, making
club to give a play for II111 benellt 01: the seeoiid one In three davH
Ohildren Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTOR I A
OAK GROVE.
School Notes. i family.
Seven new pupils have entered the! Heal estate has been quite active extra 00tte Hyomel Inhalent
Ht-ntHii Hince January ihi. 'iiiiring ine past wees, evemi piui;t.-i
The number of pupils enrolled Is of property having exchanged hands.
lo'J, with a percentage of attendance Mr. Crnmpton, recently from the East,
of haa purchased an acre on the County
Several pupils are absent on ac- Koad noith of Jennings avenue. Men
count of severe colds and other alck- are at work clearing the land, and
ness, ; w(rk w ill begin at once on a house,
Twelve new chairs huve been added with all modern Improvements. Mr.
FOR SALE One Poland China Boar.
2 years old, priced until February
1st at $-",. Ralph Holman, Slullno,
R. F. D. No. 1.
iiei e uuu iuk luwit 01 r.agie ureeK, '
breaking It. and cutting off communl- i Have yu neard about the hat con
cations from the outside world. 1 ,est at the Ffrood hall, January 21?
.Mrs. E. E Pease, who haa been vis- 1)0 yu know the men ere going to
iting In California for sometime. re- trlm tne x'nnets? Did you ever see
turned to her brother, Mr. Hunting- j a wear a nat trimmed by a man?
ton. home last week. 1 Voa t yu want to kno what the
Miss Lenora Chapman, of Pendle-! Pr,ze J?r the best trimmed hat will
ton. is the euest of her sister. Mrs. DeT Then attend the contest; all are
WANTED Old Rubbers, Copper and
Brass, for which I pay highest price.
J. H. Mattley, Seventh Street.
lo tho different rooms for the use of and Sirs. Crampiim are nicely located VANTED To buy Oregon Beaver or
the gymuiiHluni, Following Judges and
clerks for the special election In Kelt
runry were appointed: K, II. Ijn-hler
lnn Miihh nnd l-eo Shllldler judges,
A. C. IiivIh and Umi Johnson clerkn.
The third miliual meeting of the
sti ckholderH of the First Hlule lUiuk
of Mllwuukle wuh held In the office
of tho bunk Junuiiry ID, Tuesday eve
illiig The remirt of the presldenl
showed Hint tho bank wuh doing 11
conservative but prosperous business.
A dividend of Heven -r rent could
of been declnred, but It was deemed
expedient to carry thu net earnings
iih undivided profltH. ly iinnnlmouH
vote the board of dlructors were re
elected for until her year
The Mllwuukle. Coinmerrlul Club
regular meeting Friday evening, Jan
unry 13. Several questions of Inter
est will nrobulily comti up for coiisld
eratlon. FlrHt to try and reduce our
liiHiirniice rule; Hecoiul, hotter fir
protection; third, discussion of our
churler nnieiiiliiientH. rcvory euiieii
interested in these iintiHllons Hhould
make a special endeavor lo be pres
ent and give his views on tho differ
ent IIIICHllOIIH.
S. A. Thomas, of Portland, has pur
ihnsed Iho MHwmtklu prlntery of W.
II Thrasher. Mr. Thomiis will do all
kinds of local work and will start a
weekly about February lHt
Church Notet,
Evangelical church, Itev. E. Undo
bnugh, pnslor. Sutidny school 10:30,
John tiruslo Hunt., 11:110 Commiinlon
seivlci'H, conducted by II. 15. Horns,
rhucli, presiding elder. Evening ser
vice K P. M eviingellstic meeting.
Y. P. A. al 7 I'. M. The evnngollHtlc
n,.,.,iini.u will continue all week. C.
II. Hart, song lender.
Then. Doe. iirreHted Monday, De
cember 2111 Ii for buying liquor for
three boys, plead guilty to tho charge
and wits hound over to 1110 grauu jury
who took up the chho and found a
truo bill lie watt then lukcn before
the judge and fined IMO. Being hlH
first ofieneu mo juugu paron-u mm
on hlH good behavior.
Win. Aldersoii wiih charged with
stealing wood from Geo. Alwnod. lie
was examined before Judge Kelso and
placed under flit) bond for hla Bp
ponrnnco. Tho grand Jury took i
1 no cuho mid found a trim hill. He
plead not guilty to the charge and
stood trial. Tho jury returned a ver
dict of gulltv. They placed a fine of
& and costs. Ho Ih now paying his
fine with twelve und 0110 half days
in tho county Jail.
Mrs. Judge KoIho Is alck with ton
hIIIHh. , .
Thursday, Judge KoIho whs In Oro-
gon City. , , ..
Mr Held, our cobblor, rocolvod the
mil news of the death of his aon, n
young mini of 22 yearn, In Pennsylvania-
'
Mrs. Bockor and three children, re-
The firm of Vunordatrnnd nnd Mas-
lerson bus Hold Ihelr stock mid busl
ticna to J Umlsay, of Monmouth,
Oregon, .Mr. Mndsity lakes poKHesslon
right away and hopes to meet all of
I In! old rustoineiH and many new tinea.
Mrs. Uuilsay will he here In about
ten days, when the futility will settle
here permanently.
Mrs, M. Warren nnd MIhh Sully
Warren were Oregon City visitors
Wednesday.
The men working for tho govern
ment measuring the river from Oregon
City to Portlnnd are camped ut Oak
Grovo.
Mm. Gertrude Kliehl wuh In Oregon
City Tuesday on business.
The Onk Grove Improvement Asso-
elation met Thursday evening In
Green's hall, John Itlsley presiding.
Miss 1-cxy Graham rcHlgncd as secre
tary and J. I). Butler was elected to
Nil tho vacancy. Owing to tho run
down ronldtion of the association the
advisory board will hold a meeting In
a few dnys nnd reorganize.
K. C. Warren wub In Oregon City on
business Friday morning.
John 1oder, of Oregon City, atend-
ed the - Improvement Association
Thursday evening nnd gave a good
tiddresH to thu few present.
Mrs. DoGolln and Mrs. Payne left
Friday morning for tho DeGolla ranch
near Chorryvlllo.
Sirs. J. A. Kuks Ih home from the
hospital.
Sunday ScIiihiI Imard will hold a
meeting Slomlny night.
The hoard of trustees of the M. E.
church will meet Wednesday evening.
Oak Grove Literary Club moots
Tuesday evonlng In Vosbnrg'a Hall.
Special music and duet by Miss Ken
nedy nnd Mr. Hire. Miss Lewis, oi-
glllllKt,
The Slock law goes Into effect Jnn-1
urn y 20. I ho coiiHtuiiio and juatico
of pence havo tho power to pmsocute.
First offense, $10 fine, anil $20 fine
for ench offense thereafter.
Dr- nnd Mrs. Kohls returned home
Monday morning after sovoral weeks
In California.
Mrs. I VII tne returned home Wed
nesday from Albany, where slio has
boon visiting hor father.
L. VI 1 1 00 spent a few days with his
brother In Tho Hallos before Christ-
mas.
II. G. Starkweather was In Portland
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Kuelil's niece from Minnesota,
md Mrs. Spencer of Portland, spent
Monday with Mrs. Al Wet.ler of
Courtney.
Miss Kellx returned home Tuesday
nftor Hovernl weoks' vlalt In Albany
and Wooilburn.
Tho SiinnyHlde hrlgudo hnsUotlmll
team tlofented tho Oak Grove team
Slomlny evening In Croon's Hull. Thu
score wna 20 to 13.
Mrs. M. I Moody wnB in Orouon
City on biiHluosa Mondny.
visitors. j for the present In the house formerly
SI. W. A. held their regular meet- occupied by the Beckuer family;G. D.
lug Tuesday evening. Boardman has purchased Bn acre from
11... .i.l..lA ri..i. I 1 . f . tin..
.1..- .i....- nimnii; vmu nun ,vi rs. n. i nil nam a , .tn. mm ii p. ii"- T,r nc-Mivn for PTnnrlpnced auto
been reorganized and will meet reg-, ce Rice have sold the store and half 1LDirIiCi, -v. h. P w J
ularly and practice huHkcthall. acre to Mr. Winters; C. P. .Morse and
Sirs. J. H. Graham was a Portland Miss Stable have Invested in some
visitor Wednesday. ' property east of the car line; Sir.
. jwurner. of Kansas, nnd Sir. SIcFar-
EAST MT. SCOTT. 'und' nave al9 liurcnased ai'reuKe at
A meeting was held In the school j Tn'n'u.kei- held at the Betz green
house of Hist. No. 99 at this plnco. A , ,1IlllaA Wednesday evening of last
other rare gold coins. Inquire S.
D. Kiger. 33 Sladison Park apart
ments, Portland, Ore.
men is greater every day. We will
teach you In our own shop, in two
weeks, to drive and care for ail
makes of cars. Practical, thorough
and complete Instruction day or
evening. Angelus Auto Academy,
office, 32CH Washington St., room
4 IS. Portland. Oregon.
R. B. Gibson.
Sir. and Sirs. Roll Douglass, of Boyd,
Oregon, who have been visiting at the
home of Roll's mother, Mra. Viola
Douglass, for the past two weeks, left
.Monday morning for their borne In
Eastern Oregon.
welcome.
The Klrwood and Dover Telephone
Co. holds its annual meeting Satur
day evening at 8 P. SI., January 14.
SI. Walton has a crew of twenty
men busy grading roads and clearing
land on his ranch, preparatory to sec-
'Mulual Forlety of Neighbors and
week, was attended by about 25 of
nemm, to he Known as t ie "Mat Mwi men, and g(X)u
Mt. Scott Go.l Roads Club," was or- ,mo Wlg Temrlci, PHII! were made
ganged with a charter membership for n I)lirnmnent organization of an
of J': . , ,.....'! Improvement Club at a meeting, which
This club was organized for tho pur- ,n(J )0e1 called for Thllrs!ay evening,
pose ui uiiMimuiK geimnii iiiii-rfis 01 Jnnuurv j2,n, at the same place.
the community, and more especially
that of "Good Ito'ids."
J. J. HmiilerHon was dieted presi
dent. C. F. Zlnser. sc?rotury and Irons
urer, let every community, be It
greitt or small full Into lino and let
the good work move right along.
toa A OA BED WILL, agent for La
dles' Home Journal, Saturday Ev
ening Post, Oregon City Enterprise,
all periodicals. Special rate on
Woman's Home Companion and
SIcQlure's, $2 for the two. tf
DEUTSCHE R VEREIN OF ORE-
HERE IS A REMEDY THAT
WILL CURE ECZEMA
"We Prova It"
Hugh Reeves, a former resident of n pit. meets second Saturday after-
thls vicinity, but now of Hood River. noon eacn month at Knapp's ball
was a pleusant culler last week. Af- t winter and In Schnoerr's Park,
ter deposing of his property interests wuiamdte. in Summer. Gus Schnoerr,
here, Sir. and Sirs. Reeves and fain- pre.ident; Rudolph Seller, secretary.
Ily returned lo Illinois, and after
spending throe months in their na- TIMP ADH
tlve state, thought Oregon was the 111 I L. LrtKli
best of all. and decided to locate at 0 w p DIVISION
Hood River,
Arrive
eg
U-ave
Arrive
C. D. Slocni has sold his home and Between Portland and Oregon City
Why wnate tlmo and money export- no acre "f l'",d t0 AuK,,8t Aa,rnee',a 1 "
nientlng with greasy salves and arrlval from Kansa8- lr- S1-
lotlons. trying to drlvo the eczema ''" wil1 Klve I"1"01' Ma; 2
germ from btneath tho skin when the Ml McGovern. who nas been
n,.nti,.v. nr..- im n,n ai ........... Ill for several weeks, Is receiving
tees ZE.MO. a clean liquid preparatoi. treatment from Dr. Wiggins, of Port-
for external use to rid the skin of tin """I- wh-h Is proving very benefl-
germ life that causes the trouble? cml' , ... .... ,,.j-
One application will relieve tho Itch Mis. Eileen Dill, of Yamhill, arrl edf
Itig and often times one bottlo Is suf- lst wppkv aml nT? m .
tlclent to cure a minor case 0f ''h h" sislor, Mrs. Ca vlu Morse.
ec.ema. Mr- a,ld M- I,rench,y- of 01,1'
In over 2.000 town's and cities In a,' a l,eSfin, vl8',inK ,w',hc,lMr8'
America, the leading druggist has the llrenchley's sister. Sirs. Isiah Shene-
agency for ZEMO and he will tell you "' Mr. and Jlra Preachley have
of tho marvelous cureB made by this 8l'rt some time In California and will
clean, simple treatment. ZEMO si visit other places of Interest before
recognized at the clouncst and most """'
Sirs. R. B. Gibson. Sliss Lenora I ting out forty acres of fruit trees in
Chapman and Miss Rosa Stoehnke j the spring.
No. 8556.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank of Oregon City
At Oregon City, in the State of Oregon, at the Close of Business, Jan
uary 7th, 1911.
RESOURCES j LIABILITIES
Loans and Discounts $105,534.05 Capital sto.k paid In $ 50,000.00
Overdrafts, secured and un- Surplus fund 1,637.37
secured 1.C48 05 Undivided Profits, less Ex-
C. S. Bonds to secure clr- 1 penses and Taxes paid.. 2,977.47
culatlon 12,500.00 j National Bank Notes out
Bonds. Secnrlties, etc 73,849.09 standing 1,940.00
Banking house. Furniture Individual deposits subject
and Fixtures 15.000.00 to check 215,004.89
Due from National Banks Demand certificates of de-
1.
- S
s
a. t
popular treatment for eczema, pirn
Sirs. Hunt nnd SIlss Hunt, of Hood
pies, dandruff and nil other forms of "lvpr- we,e visitors of Sir. and Sirs.
skin or Hcalp affections whether on In
fant or grown person. Will you try a
bottleon our recommendation?
Huntley Bros. Co, Drug Store.
A. H. STURGES
7th and Center Sis. Oregon City, Ore.
FURNITURE
PianosOrgons
A full line of
Columbia Graphophones '
and Records
A full line of Singer Sewing
Machines utxm which we will
give very good terms. We also
exchange sewing machines and
repair. Sewing Machines of
all makes. If you want to get
a new machine call and see us.
A nice line of Go-Carts
from $6.50 up.
Heardmnn this week and were also
calling on other Hood River frleuds,
who ere now located here among
them. Sirs. F. C. Rice, Sir. and Sirs.
A. A. Clongh.
SIlss Irene SlcCown, of Portland,
was a week-end visitor at the hotre
of SIlss Slorse and. also was a guest
nt the home of hi'r uncle, Judge Mel
drum. Mr. nnd Sirs. Clyde Plckard, of Sell
wood, spent Sunday at the home of
the letter's parents, Mr. and Sirs. L.
B. Miller, at SleMnim.
Mr. and Sirs. Jack Hampton, who
uncut December In Portlnnd. have re
turned to their pottage at this place.
Sirs. Downing was an Oregon City
visitor on Tuesday. The Downlugs
have rented their cottage and will re
turn to Portland.
Vvllsa Sillier enjoyed a visit from
her brother, of nresham, on Monday..
Sir. nnd Mrs. Jesse Strain enter
tained a number of their Oregon City
frlonds at dinner un Sunday. Covers
wore laid for ton. ,
! 4.00
6 30
7.IH)
7 30
8.00
8.30
9 00
9.30
1 0 00
1030
6.27
7.22
7.52
8.22
8 52
9.52
10.22
1052
11.22
11 00 I 11.52
11.30 I 12.22
12.no
12.30
1.00
1.30
2.00
2.30
3 00
3.30
4 00
4.30
5.00
5 30
6.00
6.30
7.00
7 30
S on
8.30
9 00
5.40
7.30
s.OO
8.30
9.00
9.30 !
10.00
10.30
11.00
11.30
12.00
12.30
1.00
1.30
2.00
2.30
3.00
3.30
4.00
4.30
5.00
5.30
6.00
C.30
7.00
7.30
8.00
8.30
8.55
9.25
9.55
12.52
1.22
1.52
2 22
253
3.22
332
4 22
4.52
5.22
552
6.22
6.52
7.22
7.52
8.22
8.52
9.22
52
0.30 1 10.22 1 10.25 10.33 10.37
10 00 I 10.52 10.55 I 10.03 10.07
10.30 I 11.22 1 11.25 II 11.3311.37
1 1.00 I 1 1.52 1 11.5R ! 11.03 I 11.07 11.59
11.30 1 12.22 1 12.25 1 12.33 '12.37 . . . .
12.00 I 12 4C 1 12.50 I 11.55 11.57 I
... , I H 12.50 '12.55 I
To .Mllwaukle only.
Trains for Falrvlew, Troutdale
5.401 5.45
6.201 6.26
6.501 6.57
7.30 7.37
8.00 I 8.0
8.30
9.00
9.30
10.00
10.30
11.00
11.30
12.00
12.30
1.00
1.30
2.00
2.30
3.00
3.30
4.00
4.30
5.00
5.30
6.00
6.30
7.00
7.30
8.00
8.30
9.03 I
8.37
9.07
9.37
10.07
10.37
11.07
11.37
12.07
12.37
1.07
1.03
2.07
2.37
3.07
3.37
4.07
437
5.07
5.37
6.07
6.37
7.07
7.37
8.07
8.37
9.07
6.45
720
7.50
8.30
9.00
iftio
10.30
11.00
11.30
11.59
12.30
1.00
1.30
2.00
2.30
3.00
3.30
4 00
4.30
5.00
6.30
6.00
6.30
7.00
7.30
8.00
8.30
9 00
9.30
10.00
11.00
11.00
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is not
a common, every day cough mixture.
It la a meritorious remedy for all the nrp.hm. llorlne. Eagle Creek. Eata
troublesome and dangerous compllca- cia anJ fazadero aud Intermediate
tlonB resulting from cold in the head, piniS.
thront, chest or lungs. Sold by all 7:15- x8:02. 9:05. xl0:05. 1:05
dealers. s:05. x4:05. 5:05. x6:05. 7:05
'8:05. '11:35.
ME ADO WB ROOK. For Gresham.
x Gresham. Falrvlew and Troutdale
The high winds Sunday night blew NOTE: Cars leave East Water and
a large tree across Charley Shaw's Morrison streets 5 minutes later than
house on Mullno avenue, making al- scheduled from First and Alder Sts
(not reserve agents) S37.18
Due from State and Private
Banks and Bankers, Trust
Companies, and Savings
Banks 952 30
Due from approved Reserve
Agents 34,545.36
Checks and other Cash
Items 6,179.65
Notes of other National
Banks 1.980.00
Fractional Paper Currency,
Nickels and Cents - 448.92
Lawful Sloney Reserve In
Bank, viz:
Specie $38,053.65
Legal-tender
Notes 3,220.00 41,273.65
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (57c of circula
tion) - 625.00
posit . .
23.S13.52
Total $295,373.!
Total $295,373.25 I
State of Oregon, County of Clackamas, ss:
I, F. J. Meyer, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above "statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
3 F. J. MEYER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before ma this 10th day of January, 1911.
J. F. CLARK, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
D. C. LATOURETTE,
C. D. LATOCRETTE,
SI. D. LATOURETTE,
Directors.
No. 172- REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE BANK OF OREGON CITY
at Oregon City in the State of Oregon,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 7th, 1911.
Resources. ! Liabilities.
Loans and discounts $162,427.13 Capital stock paid in $ 50,000.00
Overdrafts, secured and un- Surplus fund 50,000.00
secured 3,892.35 . undivided profits, less ex-
Bonds, securities, etc 392.647.88 penses and taxes paid... 13,390.90
Banking house, furniture 'Individual depos-
and fixtures 31,931.63 : Its subject to
Other real estate owned. .. 922.45 check $553,280.04
Due from ap- Demand certlfl-
proved reserve " cates of deposit 97,393.53
banks $286,066.32 Time certificates
Checks and other 1 of deposit .... 121,378.33
cash items 951.60 Savings deposits 79,599.85 851,651.75
Cash on hand... 86,903.29 373,921.21 Reserved for taxes 700.00
Total $965,742 65
Total $965,74265.
State of Oregon. County of Clnckamas, ss.
I, E. G. Caufielil, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true- to the best of my knowledge and belief.
E. Q. CAUFIELD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of January, 1911.
E. H. COOPER, Notary Public.
CORRECT Attest:
CHARLES H. CAUFIELD,
GEO. A. HARDING.
T. L. CHARMAN,
Directors.
SEAL