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f
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COUNTY OFFICERS I Tl,u ,,,,,, r,,.,.,.,. m FIII? TOPPC!
OPPOSE ENGINEER i t:: iv :t ' " " " -, ' ' jjjj i kUUlkfcLj
RESOLUTION INDORSING CXPcRT ' T N . - , . j ; ,.'.. ,,., v , , , , v , , i,
TO ACT IN ADVISORY CV f 'V- S,. , U'-.-'i- .is.- . ; l;m i..-i-.V...ih.--l
pacity lost 1 .. ; ..'dyi, u ':'' ' '
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L k. , . ' A ? . --t i -'t I'.'V j " Tl...::u h. I ti i'i n. "r .! . II
' 'VV .."v :'-r;.!ft. ' ' kind o! ,.. T':,
i- . ' .'. ; -.V;,-' ! ' , .a" ir.NIr at th. I...- "
I , ' . .' ' ' - V'-.'.V.-iJV 'I j sV..S ...r I.. .... Oh.
I ii '...-V ..: .- . J m.ii:.. :it .-f riM.I .-K ! : '
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V- - ' . .. : rvi .",7 : ; 3 ' i I . .1 !.!. I!... . ! .-tt..,. ( .'!'.
ENABLING ACE IS
Ltaisuturc Urged to Amend
Permit Clotmg tsit.ite
90 Dayi Wliei Pet-title
lVlJTi.ANH. .Ian. H. (.';,'M..l.
A t M'!..lin in.lorsins Hit' l.ro;v;
upin.ii '..n'lit of H ttato lu,.!n.. '
iui'i-r to art In all aJisor iap.u.t
to thi' xunoiis I'ontity iMiins m l11''
state in ruaj const riu'i ion
tvvly l...;it..i hi tho t'H'st s. sum in tho
rourt'.Hi.'M' toJay of tlu tliir.l luinnai
romontion of the comity jiiJcc au.l
county couitniMiioui'rs of (.'rcou.
Anot!. or nsolntion tallins ui'o:itii.'
losliu.ro to ias an tnaMui- ad
IHTiiutlir.s count it s to L'omi up to '2
HT com of thoir asscs'd .i!uatiou
a constitutional aiiu'iiduu iit to mIiicIi
offect was carru'J l.y tho unor at
the pcnoral eloction on .Novoinbor
was carriod.
A thinl motion was suivcssMi m
IKiwering tho prcsiJont. t'ounty Jiiiic
Clocton. of Multnomah, to appoint a
connuittte of thro to viMt Saiom..inl
ur:-e ujKin the Itcislature. whi' li is
now iu cession, the adoption of tho
enabling act refom-d to. Judo I'loo
ton said totikht that tho cotumitti-o
probably would consist of County
Judge Thompson, of l.ano County.
County Jud.ce Judd. of Clat;o; .aid
County Couniiissionor Soever, of Jack
son.
At the Instance of Lionel R. We!-'
ster, ex-county judsrc of Multnoniah.
a resolution was approved, callitu
upon the legislature to amend the
law so as to permit of the closing of
estates in $0 days if possible. The
present limit Is six mouths with the;
result that many estates remain open
for months alter all necessary bus
iness in connection with them as
been transacted.
V. H. Mattoon, commissioner. Is
the only Clackamas County man reg
Istered.
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r
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Tr. ..s
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to do
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and men
OOllllll.lt
Tli,. .'I'l!.
ii'nl a oo
to r. '"!'!
'
'.bis mid .1
d 'or court
or ion :il.!
or.l. a son : i
l.Mlo.i niiiob
i.litorialli
w ill kIio :l f!
OiMlllMltteo of I'll
'I'll the si.i.io ,i
i-rtim-s. as fo!!.
M:ss. lioM S:'
r
nl'ol 11.'
pl.-r wor.'
11. o. M-
.,1 tho ri
t!ii !
s tin. I t!io
ii'li I
l.'M III.. Mill
.Mis l am,
m.il..' lie
V I
ami
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AH i
With every new subscription or icncw.il of old subscription,
We will send you a cutting from this famous plum tree.
This is a new variety of plum that vill be the talk of the
Willamette Valley in a few years.
Mr. A. C. Newell, tle grower of this plum, gives a description:--
'This tree grows and bears well where it is diffi.
cult to grow Apricots, the foliage is purplish red while the
blossoms arc very fragrant. The plum known as the
"HOIMEY DEW"
is cream yellow with slight pink to the sun, of medium size,
the flavor is difficult to describe, being different from any
of the many fruits I have ever sampled." Read what a few
of Clackamas county's well known men have to say about
this plum:
BARLOW.
Phnt.w b merinn Pres. Association
.viii ii.,'
"V I ..I
p.. II til
.I
K n tie crertsome sides nr trie
'ack if Turkish fatuities on inn
x,-ossh ,if brutality wer
S.nft Hi i; ance was wreaked .
m.iitit i instiiiHe of this If here lllnslriii
reilhnnliit in the Unitarians 1'Iiei .- i
tru.lt inl riaimed 'o tn in the nii.i.-. i n.
atnn-lons rtu,- The iip-r picture !iv. n
th.ffi.i nfiin.l rl.i..i hs,'ki ItsterutM; '. m. I. .
the pall 'Cm. it 10 tree 10 the vili f , n -n
n -i
r... i
i ii ,
,i i'l.
tr
Hen,
.lentil. Ml
inns IVr
.' Ii.-t,
ill.
Mis
r In no
.'.!'!. -ill
oi-r.il ; m:
b.
rf.-l look
to til.. I-OM i '
. here
for ap; ...I..
1 went to I
laid and w ifo
Mr Wiirfel r
ioiiiI'i; and In
In
lilt
il In
nude
.1 ,
i.
'1-C.lM.I
til .111
I!,.l
Mr Wnrf
with Ins
e rati. mi.
S,ir.,!a
tlloell when ho e(t
of A-irorii had ch.irn.' i
Mr Wurfel's absence.
W ill Han. r and if.
inn iimi. s iiiul trim'. I
llv. Wednesday Will
..t:..!i.i t.. !.,.
lurlni; t'i.- nj.-
ittK'le.l ll.'-lli-
lie was doii.c
r J.i i Ur.io
f t!ic stole 111
.ire S'lle lull
ill their f.im
..lit to Hre
MLE MARKET HAS
GRASSES FOR WET LA.'.'OS
The -Portland Union Stock Yards
Company reports ad follows:
Receipts for the week have been
cattle, calves, l'i; hogs, TIM;
sueep, 3-20; horses JO.
Cattle liquidation' this week has
been far short of supplying the trade
requirements. Killers show a keen
desire for prime beef, but are over
looking medium grades, so urgent is
the call Heavy fed steers steady to
strong at (7.50 to $7.7j, fully a quar
ter higher tnan previous market per
iods. All claims of butcher stuff sell
ing strong, with cows and heifers
baring the lead, tops bringing J'i.To
Friday.
The swine market experienced
sharp losses during the week, as re '
ceipts totaled over tiuu head and prov
ed a veritable glut to trade channels,
opening at ii to JS.lU Monday. The
market dropped to (7.90 by mid week
and closed steady to weak (7.5u to
7.65.
The mutton market is steady to a 1
shade higher and the tendency is do-
sidedly upward. Receipts are unsat
isfactory and anxious buyers are bid
ding stronger prices for prime ewes ;
and weathers. Three carloads of
weathers, selling at J'j.SO and ewes
at $4.50 indicate the bullish attitude
in the cheep house. Few lambs are
coming forward and the market is
steady to strong. Top Bales made
around ffi.73.
P. v,-".t;:
bona, wr'h-n
fat of a! iv t !
half of that v
llie ; ' Hill, tt t;
nii.MIe (.f .. p.
th
-f I 'ear.
low
IctYh.
I haw
There was something of a boom in
. the cattle market in Portland Tucs
1 lay. and as a result prices consider
ably out of tlie ordinary were paid for
choice beef stuff. For a week or
more cattlj have been coming in
rather a scant way, and when the
market opened Tuesday with another j thim: to
meager supply there was-n rush on u..
M
a
e Jen or o A! o"t
covi r. d w I'h ff.-r ui
oh dr.es i i t at ;( u,,.
fo tl at
the part of buyers. Prices started up
and there was no halt in the upward
movement until the point had
been reached. Two prime steers, av
tracing 1 IS", pounds in weight, wtp
taken at that figiire. while a bunch
of 22 well finished steers went at Js.
These were the highest prices paid
fw regular run steer stock in the
local market for months and far above
the average at this slage of the s.-a
son in years.
In the cow division there was
similar display of strength, the ad
vam-e In values amounting to a ipiar-1
t.er or better. One small bunch of I
prime cows sold early in tne day for j
J7.10. while a load of fancy heifers, j
avering 1212 pounds in weight, wasi
taken at A few rather heavy
calves told at. 7.7j.
lard I b.id 'hoi.-rh'
trow I ay i n : : ( con: !
start- d. ("an yi m tell
kind cf hay, ami th.. 1 . .
this land star;.-, I in gr
!f 'his '.a:..i c.-n be ,r;,
do is to drain
n !Pt !.i-s . r t
or;
i-i i.l !
e can
Hut I
g-t the
r the 1 .
t way to e
it
I r'
I. the !
en b. r 1 ;
,1' ':. r .. '
os -1 oti :(
1!
s
'
tl'
pur
T
It Is a rata-r d-r",
hand!,'.
Th- uatir standtuc or the su;l ,
kiil out ir'. cf the tan., cras-i
('aiiii.b.i.i 1 gras'i and Ken tin
b'i.e grass are grown to m.n. i.t.
in parts t ( an.-ula for p.i-inr.
1 - a - very few oft!.- tame i r:i-e.
e will do io well on soils that are e'
j Th- -Mid grasses, as a rule, grow v. ry
. e nn wet lar, yh,, graew that
a j do best ou w-t land ar- red top. foul
meadow crass, combined ih slslt-e
clover. Timothy wi!l do fairly well
and it. a. I - s'.ir'.d ty finitly nowtnL
(he s,1 ttitboiit any rultnatlon. V'e
haiehiid no i j. erl. rc-, however, u th
th-ie gr.is-'s in y.ur section, and this
Is only a HUte-i'ticn on mir part.
The amount of nd to be sown i
petids on the bind of iwecl used. If
th- r-'d -top, re-cbamd peed Is used,
two or three pounds p-r acre will be
mifVcient. while if the ordinary seed
I" rr-wn. twelve to fifteen pounds
of lib '! clnwr feed per acre should
be mii'd w Itii this.
for spuds mm
A small amount of potato busin-sio
Is passing with California at this
time, out scarcely enough orders are.
coming forward to give the trade a
definite standing.
Offerings by the country are stiM
very heavy and notwithstanding the
very poor condition of the roads and
the difficulty in reaching the rnirk-t,
arrivals are showing but srnail de
crease at the present time.
Conditions in the potato trade in
California have shown a fractional
improvement recently, but as yet there
is no decided call from there for out
side stock.
For 'be better erade of applet a
better rUA mem is sbo-Ainir. Offer !
ings from the country are not near-!
ly so liberal, and while the trade'
here still has its f..II rjiiirriitii for !
'he ir.i,..--. d:nt- future, th- outlook is
much more hopeful.
binding associations d-nling in ap !
already decided that the'
warrants a higher price and '
asou me;, are asKing prices,. ...
ove 'hose previously j wh:ilel,.,r.
Curioun Perquisites of Royalty.
pi, s ha .
situation
for that r.i
fractionally
rj noted.
The siniation is d-riving practical
ly all of its strength at the moment
Irom the great damage to th" orar.-;-ciop
and the higher prhi.H that are
being asked for the product. Not
It :i.;.-ni-of
th- roulM
nnd Ir-laio!
g-oll lllll'bsl
Tbe !:n- r.
h-.id of ,
i-o:in of I,!-Tb-
tail
pelrpilslti.. ;
(lirlspui I . :
nlwiivs be
A rim-i' ii
Klifll'lel's
dove., a pi
of s-m-let
that IA a curious statute
the king of (Ireat lirltalii
Is enilrleil to every stur
lu the 'iilto, Kingdom.
,s nN'i the rlL'hr to the
-.y whale on tight off the
- Lliigdmii.
;l' tile whale Is the ipiiH'n'H
Ml- object of this eurloiiK
iig that her tiiHiesty shall
ell .upi.'i-i! n llh w hale
-.Ii sl.iL'-il .rlv en, nigh tbe
i- tiie king's half.
ii- r Strang- pcripiM.es of
-.-I'-rs me a pair ,.f white
lol of eiinihi m.... a pi:!
I.o-e and a silver nee-jie
from his ta:!,.r - lln-p.-r's.
.More
' I'iir.bii
tbaii in
Pitttburrjh', Smoke.
fuel is c.,i,.iiine,l in the city of
gli an, I its inmie,,;-!,. vicinity
any oilier city in the world.
There seems to be no abatement ia
the demand for hops, and with hold
ings in tbe Coast states reduced to
small compass and the owners of the
stock as a rule confident regarding
the future, the market holds in a
steady to firm way at the prices rpiot
ed the first of the week. Home traoe
in choice goods between dealer, at
20 cents is reported in the local mar
ket, and a few transactions at 19 to
20 cents are said to have been put
through in the Yakima Vailev this
week.
The contract market now is attract
ing some attention, as usual at this
time of the year, and a few deals on
the coming crop are reported to bave
been closed at 16 cents. The chances
however, are that not much In lb
way of contract business will be done
tniH.il a later in the season.
A considerable portion of the spot
stock now beina taken r.vn- th
dealers, it is said. Js for shinment t.'.
England, the brewera there In many
instances still beine short .,n thOr
I season's requirements. !
only has the damane to the croii been
considerable, but the reports of frost
ui Hock will kp the public from
buying oranges as fr-cly as otherwise.
Ibis will be a dir-of aid to the apple
market situarion. TWILIGHT.
Abroad tbe situation is exped-d to 1
show an Improvement of ev-n great- Twilight farmers are wailing for
er ext.-nt than at borne, therefore for several thing'-., among the moi- irn
K"od (iiralny appbs the indb a'iona , por'anl or.-, better weather so that
lire much more hopeful. Small si.e the plowing that was start-d -tHt
; are s'lii snowing ' 'an may he completed in
ii-.-ie. i ai lery low pri'-es. the
gun City and got his '..ifo and oiin,er
son who were in tbe hospital tne and
oiieh.il' woks Friday ni.-'t tin.
older son. Waitie. was s.n. k-n with
.'il'th.-na 111 a w-ry bid form li.n
Ii. dimin and Mason , ro cilb-d Th.
iiijc teii anritoirie and at this wrl'in.;
the child Is improving and i mm h
better
liattl- Irwin who Is staving with
Mrs. Manor during thdr llln.ss is
iiuarar-.tlned there The dire tors u! ,
the m-Viiil closed the Si hnol for a
wc.-k snii will fumigate the school
house ,in, use all pr.s-autlnns agiiltm'
the disease spreading, as Wayne was
In school Friday.
Willie Malov. It is reported, has a
light attack of the diptberia.
(n- of M Phelps1 children Is also
ill of ii sore throat.
Four hoboes hrok.i Into tho school
house Thursd iv night. They nurt-d
a tiro ; n, mad- theum-hes rurfurt i
able. No mm being the wiser until!
the next mnmlng when tin. Janitor
went to the mhoolhoiise. Mr. Wro
"tad saw them around the nchool-1
buns- but did not know that they '
broke In i
l lo re was u m-etlng in the hall
Thursday morning when several
pert fruit growers gave a talk on j
horticulture. Mr. Freytag of Oregon ;
City was among the speakers. '
hoc Lou less and Mrs. Mat Malov,
er. marrli'd Sunday, Mr. Jesse ollli I
aiinii. Mest wishes to i;,,. hni.py
bride .i,i. bridegroom.
1 he Watklns liniment man of Can I
by attempted to cross th- dbch south j
of the water tank Monday which vas'
overllow lug with ttater. He drove!
his team in when the horses and wag
on went irno the dlti h the wagon iie
s. tiing. He ran for h-lp and several'
men -nt to his aid II- waded Into
the dit, h to unhitch ihe burses. For
Innately the horses remained quiet r
they might have drowned 'I here was
I a damage of about (I.'ai.iiu t lts
i eoods. This h a dangerous pl.e-caml
should be look-d after by the road
i.'iper. isor neiore more ennis !
age is done a, j H a regu
for strangers
Our 1,-achers Miss Chiim and Miss
. Itot-s Mrs. Tailman, Mr. I so and Mr
.II'T.III .lll.-nileil a llieeln,
i'v Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs A. (Jrlbbl.. of Macks
burg ano Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jesse.
t I'or.land, were iHiting their father
Mr. .1, ss.. ,ner Sunday.
Mr. Jen.. 1,-rt. Tuesday morning for
Spokane.
Miss KIihs gaie a ,,ariy We,,.M.
"av ev.-mng or latt week to h
friends here. A lolly time ui,
'I by those pr-c-M. I
Mrs. Manuel King H 111 of stomach i
trouble.
Mrs. Mae Walla, - Is also quite sick, i
ner iiusn.-inu arT.ed norm
afternoon.
Mr. K
, , , ,. Il'.l-g rctitl, la-t.-.l A I (.iiiud l.hr rUtur of tl,'. , ' ,m
lb 'I"" ec m t.' Hi" I" b ,,,.ln l,,d,., .,. ,i c Y- , - , , ' m
piiini nan. nn in. -,' " .1 1 c.-r.m fioni an; i.th.r tn' ,tj
Ii-.tii. ! ot a on tin., favor ell will ran Hint It hno a .'r 1U. (l).J( R) ,
ill of I's cm I .in.l.id vcv '"'-I .'. ""I b.liiK (he .,,tn MtlHWinrivi, i
n. ith.r plui... I .v.r t.t.d A M 1 " " rt ' 1 1
i'i"'ii ...in '.! tioiM.Miclcn tbnor , , ,. n. l-riil., Ore. 1 .-, 1 '
v ill en. (bat It ba. A llill fl.t
J F JM'h.
round A.scs.or Tbl. plum tvinlmU inn ,,f (h
Ki.lrtn all, I plum tn. -t - C.aB
Hiving irit.ii mi., i.f the Hon (ist (,,,.,) ,eln (I. a
. v pbini r ,h.. ,u ""j11 " ',;,T',;, 1,,;"n. "' )'" '
v, r I. ev.cll. n' I., lug dl.tliotl. '"'"" '-' ";; j F. roFFM W
,.'l.r 111911 a li'to'i and .till
it .own ,
.n't n plum.
VKS W r. KIIICIIIIM K v WH.m.S
Sb. r...l, I'le. It....',, i IM I'1""' I'l'""'" '
bmlbg a iHseiiliar r.nvi.r of
Some tr... at on... ( ntil
Ibis plum la i.-rialiil) a colli. S t FPIIKNSi 'N
er nl a Il.ivor belw.-ell A pea. Il Ihl. pllllll relllllid. III.' of
iii. I banana and I certainly a the ,,, lime plum ,,( Mai aum "
dellcloii, ftull Ith lb- ii.btltlon of p, h fa ),, hr. ,,!,!, .,., i K,r
J K SIFFFIl. Morliig. Ore. v -r wbb h uuk. . It rry ) . ,l K,-,i n,,, rli.r of a flr.l
Unit- N.. 3 Mm ''' I"-'1'
NKI.SON SMITH K p liKI'MAS
Send the Coupon with your subscrip
tion or renewal and we will send vou
a cutting at once. Now is the time ol
year to use this plum.
Km lose J find J . .
fur I year auhtcr iftion to the
Knlrrpri.i" and one tt Cut
tiny, of the I loncy Drw Plum
NaMI1
Ad.ltrn ....
The Oregon City Enterprise
CTT; ADDRKSS ALL LKTTKRS CARK
Circulation Department
Estacada and Eastern Clackamas
pr,l,..i(.
d.iil. . H.
Inn. Aleck
II II. (ilhmiii, vIit pil
Olli.on. ri.'lei (-d (
lliilher. dlr (or Tl'
other director
U III lougbi.
are Kay WimmII 11
SAND
I
EAGLE CREEK
lam
trap
in
ill Or-gon
Mr. and Mrs. W, II Marendlck
I' named ut dinner Wednesday even
lug Mr and Mrs ('aspor Junker .Mr.
Mrs. II S. Smith. Mihxon Katie
Mary Junker. Mliuil- llilnni
H.irenillcii and Henry
r. The occasion as
anniversary of lit. Mar
same coinii.inv Is Invlt
many
enjoy-
Tuesday
-amerson. an old resbleiii f
nis pi.-ic, ih visiting his many fri
i-rids
GREENWOOD.
I and
and
j Hurh and 'Ir.-o ,
nd I i oil Junk
lb- birthday
' ti'ln k. The
'I to attorn a birthday dinner In
i honor of Mr Junker H birthday nl his
j bom- Saturday evening.
! Mr. ami Mrs. It. II. Joiich and two
; sons, Fail and Hleluird. have moved
n-r- rrom llorlng and are IivIiik In the
Mielley reKldelne
I Mr. and Mrs I
I 'laughter have relumed home from
I Hood Klver, where they H Iff the lusi
two weeks visiting Mr. Hh
' elilH.
j A maH'iuerad- ball will be given In
I Shelley';, (a tomorrow night, by
I Professor P. Hoebeck, ban, I limt ru.-l-or.
Si nihl is on (he 1.1, k list
been work
some time
il.iy to
O'Ai
lliei
Early Hour.
F.iiiilover Are y.,11 nfralij of enrly
hours1: Applic-int N,t. sir You can t
cb-e t.ei early for me. ulr.
r-adin-ys for
ngiins s uing alio some kind of
an oiK-rnng in th- K,taio riiar'-t in
oru-r that riie of the
mover cut of the
. hat
tubers may be
way and some of
ever needful caHh may be reel v.
j ed for il Is this time or the year that
I all farmers are thinking of the never
SALE at Springwater
Henry Cromer's Place, Jan. 21 Xn
3 4 f,evw Mitchell Wm.. r. -
- - -- " wuuic DUT
i omoothini amM 1
Household Furniture
9. Single Buggy, Two Plows. Two Ha
and .appbe,. bucket., etc.. o,rer irticle. Crt"" Separa,0r
8 head hone 1 . ., rtlcle "o numerou, to mention.
lb... one other .mail .n.n ' "T . l,
.L . . ' " WW. TWO Toll
other 6 grade Jeruy. .mi... dk
linn DurLn, ll'':." c'n ""h
"t bflirci, lull nm rrr1
Marcn, 14 head .heat..
FREE
oerK.nire low
LUNCH AT NOON.
blooded Durham..
in April, year.
will pig in
Is
ilut'h W. Jones a,,, Walrer
attended the annual telephone
mg ar Leaver ( reek Monday. Tin-re
was a good allien,!;,,,, ,. ,( v,.y ,liH.
'u-ision. The Mi.-ses Parry were re
appointed operators for the farmer,
lines for the ensuing years.
.Mr Knowle. and Mr.' Mraker attend
ed the tea. hers' institute at Oregon
ity last Saturday and reported .,
good nieeilrig.
Mr. L' L" I.-. . ..
... r.. r.asiman nan gone to
Portland lo visit her daughter
Miss Stroup was up a little m, Tues
day aft r many weeks of severe alck
"'" ' Kbol (o learn she
imprnvlnic rapidly.
ii. i .. ..
iionan r.asrman I. ready for
iii-aui airer a seven
monia.
'"org- Kamiltori
horse. The veterjn
to it.
V'S. Ilk
we are very much alive here nev.
",mer, are s.,! Improving fence. hllil
'baring land. And to add to our
many other advantage, here our par
"'I post along with our rural route
our telephone., ai,4 cream wagon'
that lake, cream aay t1(f, a Ww,k
and who know, hut th electric car
will pick ua up. Twenty year, ago
-r v.omq snake our head
ideas.
Mm J.
lillnsi Ion,.,., W ho lilt H
log for II. H. i.ibson r
wen to p., nl, ml ,i,i ,.,,
e his li,(! Imt.
FdAiwd ('hii,maii left last Wednes
day for Port land on hi. way lo Centni
lln. Washington where he will be Ihe
guest of his ulster, Mrs M H. Horn
' man for a few days.
II. S. lilbHon wa. a Portland vlsl
. tor la it w eek.
' Mr. and Mrs. Nu)lor were plea. ant.
ly surprised last Wednesday evening
Iii West Sandy. I ' ""v''r'" " H'"lr neighbor, gathering
T Shelley .....I ' U"'1 l'"l"HllK lb" CVell-
I . nil. ii. y an, i ,
wen ... I ,, ,
Mrs. lieHiile lioiirbiH called on Mrs.
II. II. Olbsoii laHt Wedni'Hilay.
I.nsi Thiirmlay eveiiii.ir .,,,n
crowd galhered at (he homo of Mr.
i and Mri. Hay Woodlo and spent tbo
I evening with ihein. The Hi,,,, wa.
' silent hoc la I chal by .nine and by
P. F. Shelley and family have re- """'r I'luylliK guinea. Slipper
turned home. i tt,IH served aboui inldiiigbt and aooii
The Kasiern ( lackiimas Journal ' i,f,' r ,h" ' r"W'l dispersed,
has a new 1 1 toot sign letter In gold' " iiiKfoii made u (rip lo
leaf. ; Portland last week.
Kev. Frnesl Smllh of Salem preu. h ' ""'"r" "v,,r night
d twice Sunday at the M. K. church ' ,l''t Kraiidfnl her. .lame, (ilbnon,
Mrs. pi.n.ll had charge of the mu- 'S,""rlJay reliirnlg home Sunday,
sic A. ii. id, an Advent preacher llv-
The Sandy Woimin'ii rini, .......i- i h'1''' Portland, wa. nut Ibis
I
KELSO
Ml. Olady. Cr.'iinh.w of Ci.shm
! spent Suiiilay with her sister, Mr.. J
Stafford, who I. Mick.
I The iin-stlon fur ilebnti. licvl Salu' f
I day eveiiliiK ut tln .chisil liiiiir
I be Itesolved tlllll Kllranig.lll. '
, trlbnles Moslly lb tin, present III'
f'osl of I.IvIiik ." K. W. Cniuiliig "
, b ad (ho iifflriiiullvo and .1. II H'"''
(he ll-glidvi., Thern will also
' literary program.
be K
ley-
par
Ken- I. a remedy that will
your colli Why wiimIi. lime and nn
ey experllnelilliiu when you ni Vf
a prep. irnt Ion that has won wurM
wide icpiiliillon by II. cure, of til"
dlsen... nnd can nlwny. lie depend
upon? Ii I. known everyw hcie '
Chamberlain'. Cough lioincdy. ntl l
incill, ln nf ri al nierll. For M1'
by lliinlley pros Co, Oregon ('")
Kiibburd ami Can by.
DOVER
p'l of
work
pneu-
lias a very sb k
ary was altendlnx
our neighboring disirlcts,
at such
wi-ri .Mm. McOugln this week.
.Newton Sehmlnky Is sojourning
Moutnern ( nl.
Seventy coiipb-H attended the inn.
'inerade dance al Khellly hall Halur
day night.
I lie good Hleighlng on the
roan, is a ining or Ihe pnt.
11. Iioherly of Home, ban gone Into
the wood huaines. Sandy.
Mr. Iiavl. will open a photo studio
in Otto Melnlg'. building noon.
Otto Melnlg I. He,iK t. on his
new addition lo Sandy.
Mgr. F.rnshorgor now promise, to
have h,h Sandy railroad In oominli.
Hlon by May 1, pout.
The Handy Creamery1. annual
stockholder1, meeting wa. held Tue.
day.
The Straua. Lumber Co.'. plant h.
Kan operating Tuesday after helnn
.hut down two week..
The dire. lor. of th Sandy hank held
a meeting Tuesday venln.
way
John Ilobert. has returned toCof'1
II. whom Im I. l(etnlnij nHniool-
Mr. Vnniilln wiih hauling fed 'rc;
Sandy iient week on .led.
II. If. I'llell went to Oregon
Hiitiirday lo nllenrt the .chceil dlt"
lor. ni.'itlng.
I,.u....l. II..UI... e... I. alntvly T'C0v
land held service, at Ihe nchool hoilso I i.rlnv from h'u l,,lrl... recelml In ' !
ln I "")' hoi ii iiiorning ami evening
ne expei-iM to come out once a month
,. ,i .....
; iHi-.un ill ine people. ,. wa.
'be -u.Ht f Mr. and Mr.. Ilowl.tt
, over Sunday.
! Mr. and Mr.. Will Douglas, enter
plank ; tallied Mr. and Mr.. Fred HorfmelHter
, at dinner Huiulnv
I'l'k dlbson wa. h llarton visitor
Monday.
'iiiy Woodle lik a trip to l.ewl.
river last week.
I-""' Friday HfterniMin .ome f lh
member, or (he l.llerary Hiwdety of
I'lstrlct No. r,o debated on th ipieit.
Umi ' Itesolv.-d Thai Country l.lf,. I.
"'iter man ( Ity ,if" h,,, alMriiiallv
side wlniilng. Those taking part In
the debate did very well for th first
nine, a number of visitor,
pe.ent.
The I long las. Mutual Telephone
Company held it. annual meetlnx
MondHy fvenliiR and the following
ofllcer. wer elected to aerv for Ihe
comlim year: Fred llaffmelsler.
rilllBtftIiV MlfMPul MiiiaIiI IT(1.
Mr. and Mr.. Iwla ar -.ill
with their daughter. Mr.. Tlin)'1"1-
Mr.. M. M. Held and Mr.. II "
I dell wer on tho alrk t las' wrt
llolh nr much btter Ihl. week.
John Few. Im. a motor cyl'.
M .11 Crrmn Will FIV,
Thl. I. nn age of (treat dlw"1"1';
Progres. ride, on the air. S'H.n
may ami Unci Sam . mull rarrlcr.
were
flr-
null-
Interest I
Thai" ,
for ,
.nil
Pooplii fake a wonderful
a discovery (hat benefit, them
why lir. King'. New Discovery
tin kiih. oiun im iiiM'i
lung dlMM.e. I. Ihe moil popular m .
Iclne In Amerh a. ' II curd m ;
dreadful rough." write. Mr. J- ' ''. ?
vl. Hilckney Corner. MH "Bfl' ;
lora treafment and all other fm"''" I
had failed. For rough, rolda or
bronchial affection lt nn,",Z '
Prlc toe and $1.00. Trial bottl frpr
at all druggist.. ,