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OliEflON flITY ENTEKPUISR INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY Gnome Write mill futility he moved Into U II. Miwer'a "'" Mr. Scliwarti mul l.enlir ami Iri Cop httve returned home from ick' ty at t'11' ct. , Han Wall urd-rcd plunk rnoituli to imtxh the road between the Klihi' Mini Slum1 road. WILSONVILLE. Wallace. Mr. M. 0. Young, mul son. attended tin- loir at Aurora, on Sat- urtlny. , ,. Mrs. Cha. Wagner wit a visitor to the Koho I'lty on Sntunlay. Hartley fronin spent Sunday st home. "' 1 ' Kmll Tatichninn's friend wW. Clad to Imih that ho i Improving lowly. -' , ' ' .Sup-TviRor Wilder, of Gladstone, visited tin' local wlmol last week. green house Is being erected on the property across irom tne uuunr .TaKe IV.er. I, recovering from I the hthy condition of body I know all about the different part, mul fool mire I could rim one melf. Mr. Aittoiimii "That so?" Mr. K. "O ye. 1 Know tU cortuir etior belong on the rluht hind wheel, and tho radiator In front, tin' crank sit In tho driver seat, and tin aparkor In the back with hair parted i.. ii... iiii.l.n.. mul iilwii wear a .n...r nn.i the tiolf starter I used; either on a cigar or cigarette with te nd ion current von know" but Mr Autonian had flod. HAZELIA. They Makt You Feel Good. Tho pleasant purgative efroet .duood hv Chamberlain laniet pro and and her serious Illness. Mr. Rutherford has returned from the east, where he went on account of tho llinesg of his mother, who died recently. J. U f oely went to Portland, on hat uniav, on business. The Farmers' Society of Equity held a meeting on Friday evening. Mr. Rand and family have returned from Tillamook, where they enjoyed a short vacation. The "Onion Growers' Association held a meeting on Friday evening, at which time J. U Seely was re-elected as General Manager. Frank Urobst. The village school Is to be con-1 eratulated on having secured the .rrire of Miss Mary Urobst. our. talented musician, as musical Instruc tor for the school year. A number of delegate from W II aouvllle will attend the Mothers' Ton gress. to be held In the Public Library Auditorium In Portland, on October 22, 23 and 24. Church services will be held next Sunday morning, to which all are cordially Invited. A tree near the Angus barn was struck of lightning on Monday, dur ing the storm, which also played hav oc near the Oregon Electric depot. A verv prettily appointed home wed ding took place on Wednesday. Oct 15th. at high toon, at the residence ihi ,ri.lo riarents. Mr. and Mrs. . . . - i... ...... ...i mind wlilcn tney create iiihm- w Joyful. For sale by nil Jvulera. GLAD TIDINGS. Porter, of near Needy has been saw lug wood the past week for several of the neighbors. Ijirsen. of near Marquain has been grinding allnge for farmers In this community, but Is now done and has stored his machine for tho winter. Some potato digging going on and manv more will start In this coming week, as the early frosts hasten the digging, though many acres are not fullv matured by any means. l.en Ju.ld has returned home from Wallowa county, whvre he went look ing for a location, as he expects to rent his place and move to a climate where he would Improve his health. Kdwin Jackson has a portion of Kl mer Jones' farm rented. Edgar Shaver will commence dig ging his potatoes this coming week. He has 6 acres, while some have sold their clover seed, he Is still holding his, believing that he will get a bet ter price later on. Frank Erlckson Is building a chlm nev for Nick Peer. Albert Sawtell and sister. Edith, of Molalla. were Sunday visitors at Win. Lennon's, of Monitor. Wallace Albright, his mother and wife, were Oregon City visitors Sun- Mont of the farmers here are dm King potatoes. Mr and Mis. Fred Lehman, F.liner Shlplev Kiit Mr. Melonalil were din ner gui'sl at tin A niil; Worthlngton h mio. , Mr. Fastmnu and Mr Mc.Mali have rented the Tli'ileni.ill ranch. The Mlse GUih and Mabel Wank er SIXMH mo weem-ini . number of lla-elltes attend church service at Oswego night. Mrs. John Wanker iho last week, but Is this writing. Miss Vera Harold Is visiting at the Duncan homo. She III stay Hit re for a few davs and pick grape. A lartto crowd from Manila attend oil the Grange fair at Oswego Satur-'l-'v- Mis I.urlle Duncan spent tho week end at homo. She Is attending high school In Portland. KIM HAY, 0( Ti"OH KU 17. VMX I ..ili.i, I. rt.liirn In till lilneti ahollt 5UNNP8IDB AND ROCK CREEK., Horn. Hepl. IT. to Mr. and MriJ John Hi Hit, a nliiepoiina boy. j Mr. and Mrs. Fred t'ooko are the proud parent of a bonnilng baby boy, born Sept. 2,V MollnT and child are doing line , , I Mr. and Mi Adolph Slotl and fain-, IK- ere lull Inn Ills parent In Port land Saturday iile.ht ami Sunday. A dunce was iitven at Damascus Inst Saturday litehl. which wit well at tended, and a good lime reported Mrs Ki'tahauiih. Mis. lt.tv tiindy's mother, who has bci u i.liing l their homo for several meiilhii, suited en her homeward Journey Sunday. Del We wln her a pieusitin tup ParUn enter port laud mul dalicliU pally on SHtlll'diiy I Sunday has been sick some belter at ping at Hnnil.iy. Mis Kate llallow.iv was also guest at their home the same dav. O M.-un, who has been oillut t the logging ramp l WusltlmMi'ii. has riiurned homo. Mrs. Itultrson and daunliter, Hutlt. ef Salem, are vlslllng relative t . Sutinyslile. Several farmer are waltlnt: for the ruin to cease o they tan dig peta toe. lint 1st of Novemluir. lliillih Madison mid Arthur Uolmji" raiight a -1 .1 -lit salmon the llrst of the week. Thl I prolmhly the lam ml one that has boon captured this year at till place. Dr. .mil Mi T K. laliii'd a number of UiiIko friend with h al the llatdoi'f ball evening. Mis T. J. SpiMiuer, a graiublaimhli r. Mbis VI In it. spent Sunday at their home. Mr. Jack Hampton Is III Willi Hie rhlckcil pov. Mr V A Newell tt its lioit tit II Siinilnv an I ),,abl.' II and necorillng lit ri'erii. Mr. Newell I roal rnieitalnet Mr Pearl Prtefs mid two sons an vU-ltlnn ill the hemn of her mother. Mrs .1, ('. Monlnnl. Mrs Print's iir rived here from Crania Pas llie llrst lit Iho week. WEST LINN. I 'ov . .. ........ ... ii.. ... wit. , i M - I rjn iMMiii-r i'i,, .- I lias. am oi i. i i.i. i..,., ,I hi uncle's, .loo i anb'itl trs were in hi t r in l.it.lL-i ll-li'l H. nii ni" it, Children Cry for Fletcher's MOLALLA. "The Infant City of Oreuon" ha Its harness on and now gently going for ward feeling of the load of dulle It must pull through, difficult problem attt tiding the building of town. The P. K. K. depot I noarliw completion. The railroad company' water tank and well also slock yards and shute are about ready for use. Molalla Is pushed to the limit for hotel accommodation, a rooming JENNINGS LODCE. Mr. and Mr, l-awn-noe Tlor. for mer nsldent of H.kiiI liivcr. visited with the John Wlllns (amlly lat week. Mr. and Mr l'alor are now liM-nted at St. John. A very profitable a well a pba ant meeting of the mother of the nelghlKirhood was the one held at the rt'Kiilar monthly mteling of tho Par ent Teacher' Association on Friday afternoon at 3 p. in. Mrs. Phelps imke In behalf of the Mothers' t on gross. After the business nieetlntt a iiuestlon box wa tho font tire of the rep-altider of tho ariernoolt. New picture will be purchased by the As- Mr. mid Mr. Slout. of thl city, nr. vlsltln rihillves lu t'amii. Wash. Mr. Kdward Hatdorf and family will move tit Oregon i'lty In n I" day. Tho skating rlnU nt the west eiil of the brlilrto slartcd Thursday nigh' w Ith larue crowd. A plnn Is biiui! boosted III West I .inn for the building of a modern ronereto city hall. Al present Iho P K. ft K. have loaned a liirn" r'uti In tho terminal building to the tity falh er but thl Is unsiitlsfaiiory lit many wnv. The Wel Side, Improvement tiiih ha et the I'l" "f'S'1 mty It I Kolng to keep hammering aay until the prolcet Is completed. ft .IV Amanda Rue has gone to Portland. Antone Patalga. when their daughter.! expecting to engage in work there for u,n heenmn the wife of Wm. Rid- der. At twelve o'clock the bride, look i,,o honnrifiil In a handsome gown of m,o nu and lace, and carrying ai in lately with rheumatism. tw,oot nf white carnations.- entered The lddings' farm will now iter rainers arm, m the winter. Her brother. Oram, w ent with her for a short visit. Little Florence Rue has been quite fha rrwm 11 TV) 11 the strains of the Betrothal march, and preceded by her youngest sister. Margaret, as flower girl, proceeding to archway, which was artistically decorted with autumn leaves and flow ers, and from the center of which a wedding bell was suspended, where the groom and groomsman were al ready awaiting them. Miss Christina Patalgla, the bridesmaid was autreu in white Swiss dotted with blue flow ers Rev. tirich. of the German Re form church, officiated with the beaut iful ring ceremony. After the bride -and groom had received the congrat-j ulations of relatives and friends, a bountiful banquet was served In the dining room. The wedding gifts were numeroas and handsome, among them being articles of value from Scotland and Germany, where the bride and groom have relatives and friends. The groom Is one of our village boys, who has grown to manhood here, where his many friends admire him for his loyal and kindly disposition. The young couple have gone on a honey moon to Madras, the former home of the bride, and upon their return will be at home to their friends at the Rldder farm. The hosts of friends of this happy bride and groom Join in wishing them much happiness and prosperity. be for rent as Mike Row is looking out for another place. Many old timers will remember It as the old Dock Poen place. A Marvelous Escaoe. "My little loy had a marvelous es cape." writes P. F. ISastiams of Prince Albert. Cape of Good Hope. "It oc curred In the middle of the night. He eot a verv severe attack of croup. A tuck would have it I had a largeJ bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy in the house. After following the directions for an hour and twenty min utes he was through all danger." Sold by all dealers. Chronic Dyspepsia. The following unsolicited testimon ial should certainly be sufficient to give hope and courage to persons af flicted with chronic dyspepsia: "I have been a chronic dyspeptic for years, and of all the medicine I have taken, Chamberlain's Tablets have done me more good than anything else," says W .G. Mattlson. No. 7 Sher man St., Hornellsville, N. Y. For sale by all dealers. STAFFORD. NEEDY. Evervone is busy bailing hops and digging potatoes, and a good crop of each Is reported. Several persons from Needy at teLded the Juvenile Fair at Aurora Saturday. Chas. Noblitt made a business trip to Oregon City Saturday. Eddie Miller, son of Mr. and Mm. Edd Miller, Is quite sick. Prof. Caiman Is doing fine with our school, and has about thirty pupils. Mrs. Clarence Carrothers and Mrs. Clarence Miller were calling on Mrs. Askins Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Miller called on Miss Dazfer the first of the week. Mrs. and Mrs. Chas. Boylngton, of Creswell, have been' spending a few days with Mrs. Chaer Noblitt. Mr. and Mrs. Ritter were Hubbard .allora Prfrlnv Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Speight, of Hubbard, called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Noblitt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nation. Mr and Mrs. Al. Jones, Mrs. J. Friend, Mrs. Dr. A. Goucher, and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boylngton and Mrs. J. Leonard spent a pleasant day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nob litt. of Needy, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Galor, Jr., were shopping In Aurora Monday. Mrs. Kate Sconce was In Needy " It rained again Sunday night and Monday, but cleared off again lues J n . . i VTnnrinv Grapes are being satnerea now ;--- hM bought a farm -wnne iney are h . . n..)n to Needy .u ,.. . cuul tn nnantitv ow- and Is moving to eeay luc; me uv. n -- . - it la a rt. to a com rain wneu In? in blossom. We hear they are selling at the yards for 2 cents. Miss Minnie Bockman while gath ering eggs had a bad fall last Thurs day. She fell upon her left shoulder and while she was fortunate In not breaking any bones, she nearly tore the ligaments rrom tne snouioer, nu she has suffered a great deal of pain, j Dr. Guy Mount was summoned by phone and pnt It in a piaster cast, but she is still unable to use It. Her mother, who has been In poor health, is not as well and had a bad spell with her heart last Monday, but sat up a little while Tuesday. Mrs. Clans Peters is still under the care of Dr. Mount. Grant Spancenberg returned home Friday and Is marketing his grapes. The Baptist church held their Har vest Feaat Sunday, the 12th. Mlas Helm and Mrs. Neal spoke to the neonle at 11 and 7:30 p. m. at John Stence was calling on friends at New Era Sunday. Alva riell Is stavinK with his aunt, vtr Knnffman. and attending the Vooriv Rrhnol. sinr-R Molalla has a railroad the veedv neonle are wondering when Needy will be so fortunate. Needy Mini to be awav off In the Amen corner. Do You Fear Consumption? v matter how chronic your cough or how severe your throat or lung ail ment is, Dr. King's New Discovery will surely help you; it may save your life. Stlllman Greea, of Mallchlte. Col. writes: "Two doctor aaia i naa consumption and could not llv two years. I used Dr. King's New Discov ery and am alive and well." Your money refunded if it falls to benefit you. The best home remedy for coughs, colds, throat and lung trouble. Price 50c and $1.00. Guar- Sunday last, and at-anteed by Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon the chanel on tended the exrclses at the church at! City. Hubbard and Canby 2 p. m. Manuel Scheiwe is visiting his mother and sisters this week. Carl Ellegsen took the boat on Mon day afternoon lor California, Intend ing to go a far as Los Angeles. Wc MEADOW BROOK. Mrs. Colvin, of California, but form erly of this place, spent a lew days irienns. one uu idkw b 1 .,i, viHitin ailhope m .wm ..- .rrrVi:,' he svmnathy of her old neighbors the Golden State. Henry Frobase is hauling wood to Tualatin. He gets 3.50 per cord. Mrs. Helen Rabic-Varna has return ed from her honeymoon trip east, and is busily engaged in packing up for her new home in Portland. 8ome went from her to the grange fair at Oswego on Saturday, the 11th. It was a grand iiiccesa socially and financially.' Tbey have about as good a hall as any In the state. The wom en who belong are exceptionally good cooka and the men good farmers, therefor their annual fair always brlnga out a crowd and whatever they have to sell, Including the dinner and the grange quilt goes with rush. The quilt this time fell to Mi. Maude Childs, who ha been faithful mem ber of Oswego Graag for a number of yeara. . . Hop buyers begin to buzs around again, and Fred Ellegsen sold hl Tuesday for 25 cents. Sh Knew all about an Auto. Mrs. Kitchinger "My husband ha talked so much about buying a m . h. iat three rears, that and friends, having lost her husband a short time ago. Miss Emille Hofstetter went to Sell wood Saturday to see her sister, Paul ine. . ... Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Larkina and chil dren, Nettie, Ruth, Alma and Allen ppent Sunday at P. O. Schiewe's. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Holman, son, Charles and Miss May Voder spent a couple of days visiting at Hubbard last week. John Parker, of Maple Lane, took his sheep home Tuesday from Mr. Shafer's where they had been in pas lure. . , . Misses Mabel and Ruth Chlndgren and Miss Blinda Samuelson, spent Sun day evening at A, L. Larkins. REDLAND. Mr. R. Kerr ia building a handsome dwelling house. Mr. Frank Catho who has been very sick I Improving. J M. Smith's mother la Tery sick. Joha Bargfeldt ia sick ia Port land nospitaL LASGl TKTING atATia uvia MMKVOIN, e coSA A)MK It VI I till n 'I W l , -""'V' I INDtfthCtNl HKl 1" l0lillM.MA75: tirH.lfrWHV'lH ta ,V",fcfc"M'',, ! .wl I'll' , "'VI f I iwijVWliirtf oouble Angle steel reach O'Vtf Qtrt0r4rl d limtnti(a all ttrdtn from Sprir Bo A Rch i $ mdisp nbU on A) Kanurt Spf dr a it m on jWqon. Utl IHI1K1I MUlt lS.l.ll R.J ARE YOU LOOKING For a Low Down Easy Loading-Light Pulling Manure Spreader-One that will Last a long time and please you better every time you use it? Look no further. WE HAVE IT AND YOU NEED IT THE BLOOM MANURE SPREADER GETS THE MOST OUT OF THE MANURE By breaking it up fine and spreading it evenly-Easy, sure control and no horse killer-The only Spreader with a reach-Farmers who have bought them say they are the best farm machine investment a farmer can make. See the BLOOM at the nearest Mitchell Agency or write us for Illustrated Catalog Northwest's Greatest Impement and Vehicle House PORTLAND, ORE. SPOKANE, WN. BOISE, IDAHO Tlio KIimI You Ilnvo Alwnya Jonu,M, mut vlilih ,M i ' 4 lu ma fur ovtr ill) jrum, liu homo tho nlmutturn uf J? . hA hH'n """to linilt r liN i, V , Ji'-fr . ,,,,,M i,riUiii niiiro Hi t iiniri, t VV3; CtCCAU Alltw iHMiiifl (n lov'Uo you n tlibi! All Countcrrt lt, IntltutloiiM mul ,,.ln-il-it-mMnl urn tljv! r.M-rlnn iil Hull lilllo wllli mul rnliiiitr tint licuiiii of lufnnU mid I'lUltlrni-liMHTU'iictt itguliint KxjKrliucut, What is CASTORIA Citslorli 14 liiiriiiti'M anliHtltuto for rtor Oil, ittN. ii !.!... u . ........ I, i.. . i " n Kuril', lrt"i mm n rji,a n in Mi'iliilit , roiiliil'U iifllluT (illtin Mrililiio imr olhtr itntiiia aulisttiiifc. IU iilt U U krnttriintoo. It iloMroya Wum. mul nllayt IVvtrlnliin'M. ''' tr tliuii thirty yrun u lin Imtii Ii constant " tor th rt'lli-f vt 'titliiuti.,n riuliiiciit) , inn i it in', mi ji'fiiiiuir jrutiiiii IMiirrltii'i,. 'i ho (. hllilrc It rfgiilutc tlm Ktoiiuirli mul mill I tlW lid, iiliiilliit' ihn I'immI, nlvlmr lii iilthy mul liutiirul alecn! L'ir 1 rtiuu't'u I ho Jtiotiit r 1 rlcud. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS i Dears tho Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought Use For Over 30 Years In BABYSLIFE PRICE LONG EXPOSURE house could do a good business thl winter. Molalla school has no room to spare. Many students were turned away on account of over-crowded conditions. Another school building will be erected next year, by a timely foresight ample grounds to meet Immediate future needs has been secured. The fairs all being over with, ideal weather conditions attending all of them on the way to record breaking success. Everybody Is pleased to have tbem over with. Plenty of rain ha fallen for farm ing purposes and the pasture already In sight are Immense. Mr. Jenson has leased the John Shepherd ranch and will move bin family out there next week. The railway company and the city will Aa some much needed blghwar eravelint In the very near future, with out which, before Christmas all "ways" would be utterly Impassable the swamp. The United Artisans will special meetings soon. All member of the Molalla Assembly watch tor the announcement. Molalla Grange No. 310 will have special Initiation meeting on Thurs day evening of next week. Farmers' Society of Equity meets on Wednesday on or before the full moon of each month. Two years ago this October the Clackamas Southern was grading on the prairie during the county .'air. Now It la hard to reallw that another road has really come to Molalla. The shrieking whistle, the ringing bell and the roaring train Is still startling. Then a look at old ML Hood with his grand mountain chain still In view, we realize It Is the conditions of New Molalla and afarewell to the last of the old tribe across soclation for the school. Ruth Cook gave a recitation, followed by songs by the school. Misdames George A. Ostrom, lier tha M. Hart, Jennie Z. Jones were elected as delegates to the conven tion held In Portland on October 22, 23 and 24. Mrs. UiClalre Is enjoying her va cation with friends at Hood River. Mrs. O. V. oltardman, tf Silver Springs was a visitor at the Lodge last week and his friends were glad to see him able to be about again. Rev. H. N. 8mlth left this week for Ashland, Oregon, to be gone ten days. The Parent-Teochers' Association will give a Harvest Home Social on the evening of November 14th. The affair no doubt will be given at the Hatdorf hall. A small admission fee of 10c will be charged. Refreshments in keeping of the occasion will be served. Mr. George Edwin Morse announces the engagement of his youngest daughter, Miss Mable Evelyn to Mr. Harry Hayles. The wedding to take nlace about Dec. 1st A number of hold' Pre nuPt,a,B affairs are being planned iur me uriut5-ei:ui. Miss Ceclle McAlister, of Eugene, will be a week-end visitor at the home of Mrs. Eileen Dill. Mr. Walter Ileckner will leave on Saturday for Los Angeles, where he will spend the winter with bis sister, Mrs. Newhouse. Columbus Day was observed in Miss Campbell's room on Motidry, with an Interesting program given l,y the nrlmarv dudIIs. Miss Farnum was a business caller In Portland on Tuesday. Little Marjorle, the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Sandstrom is quite ill. Mr. John Jennings is rapidly im Drovtnr and on Monday was removed from the hospital to the home of his iter. Mrs. Addle Hodgklns at van couver. Mr. and Mr. Jennings are CANEMAH CARNOTT 8PENCER, Agnt Mr. and Mrs. E. Long, who have been visiting relatives a few miles south of Cancmah on the river for the last week, have returned to their home. Mrs. Frost, Mrs. Longs mother, was seriously 111 as a result of a runaway this side of Canby dur ing the fair, but now is much better. P. Smith Is completing minor repairs on his residence. Mrs. I. Kirk was visiting In Oregon City Wednesday. Mrs. D. Lund, who was very 111 for the last week, has recovered and Is able to attend her household duties. Mrs. F. P. Drlskell Is going to Port land Thursday to attend the funeral of Lou Winters who was murdered In Portland several days ago. The Rarge, Santlam, of the Willam ette Navigation company, which was wrecked off the south end of the locks has been raised and Is In serv ice again. Max Telford has returned from successful hunt at Albany. W. Johnson Is having bis house shingled. Mrs. K. Long has returned from short visit to Pulp Siding. Howard Ormeston, who was shot In the leg last Saturday by Lyle Cook U improving rapidly. The two boys were bunting on the hill back 5f the town when the Cook boy tried to load bis 2" rifle and accldently discharged the gun. LONO MARCH EN0S AT CRAVE OP FOUR M0NTHS0LD CHILD PARENTS HUNT WORK CAMP BY SIDE OF TRACK AT NIGHT 8trvd, Cold, and W;, Thy Pr on Towsrd Logging Camp In Hop That Job Will b Olvtn at Trip's End Chilled by the cold winter rain and starving fur the lack of food, a fiithr and mother with a baby of but four month, trudged the long and weary way along the trnrk of thtt Snullu-rii Pacific nil I rim d company from Port land to Canby In the enr h of. work. KxpoRod to the winter's fold and the drenching ruin, and fiidltig by do gree from the blunt of the wind and the luck of food, the child rinnliy utitl when the parent completed Out long march to the logging camp of Canby In spitn ot the effort of the kindly nelKhlHir. the roaring fire, and the abundance of food lliut were fur ti lulled. Storms Strike. Along the Irm-k for tulle In the teeth of the raging storm that have altnrked the county In the pant few day, carrying the tiny bundle of Im munity wrui'iiiMl In all or the rlotliing Unit they could find for It, tho par ent hopcleioily trudged on In (he m-iircli of work. Without even the price of a room for the night, with nothing to feed to hi Miming fumlly. with the cold win ter blasts to fnce and the chilling ruins to met, the young husband wn forced to watch hi only child fade awny by degrees and his fragile wife suffer the hardship and pulns lieslue him on the long and frultlea search for work. Iieurlng up bravely under the dlfflriiltles" that they faced, anil bracing her shoulder to the wind with as much courage as did he, the little woiiiitu met the Htortns of mis fortune and tho anger of the elements with as much fortitude as did her bus- hand during thoso chilly dnys when their only home was the side of the track for the night and their only food what they could find by the way. Journey Long. Day after day, they trudged the long" Journey from Portland to Canity, ink ing It In as eay stages as possible but still meeting the storms and temp ests and the IiIuhU of the wind and rain. On their way, they stopped over In Oregon City hoping to find employ ment In the' mills or some place around the town. After several hours of fruitless search, they again begau the march to the Canby logging camps and started down the track of the Southern Pacific to find, at the other end of the rainbow, the work for which the husband hoped. with them. At iiltilit tln mmpri br Ihn ditto of the (rin k mul hi-ar J tk, runhlug frt'ltitit ml pum-nFcr tralu wei-p by thrill, saw III tirllliutlr lighted car suit the luiurlimi (n liieiit of the Pulliuuii kli'i'tirr. Drikftt 8cnty. In (he morning, wf t r w-uuiy tirrk titnt. they attain rmiinii-il the him bike and (tarti-d down the irm -k fur ort l'BHlng tlirourli to n nd vlllicx on (be way, lln-v were imMilri-d by the people or the rruli anil mult their y to Oil city only to find ib.it work here, loo, wan lis urun II It I In hi'vituI nf the utlit r ritlii of th rot. Four month old UuIh ii U burled In the country outalile of Cnntir cd Iht people of the loKKltiK ramp ire caring for hi father and tnntlu'r. ('orootr Wllmni and Dr. HukIi .Mount Inrrtu gated the rnite. The Cam. She I don't know what makes her so positive sbout everything. He Uer ei. Puck. WILLAMETTE Merritt Willwn, Agent Mr. Grtavts nUrtalns A delightful party wts enjoyel br the relative and friend of ItarolJ Willi mtireitve and l.ydla (.crtrolt Greaves at the home of Mr. and Un. Greaves In Willamette. Turd TUf ntKin. The afternoon M W. w playing game and mimic by tMj phonograph, after which a dt-llgbtrul dinner was. served by Mr. Kit m Mr. Greaves who are Kntntltiiollwi of tho children. The tulilo M dec orated with randies d flowers. I the cenler of tho table tiler u large center piece which conuloel dainty Jars of candy to which wm at tached pink baby ribbon I1 rt the plate. The parly I honor of the fourth hlrtlnUr of Htf old and econd birthday of Gertrude. Those preetit were Leth. Kathrea. Virginia Hchadle, Pauline at'i llrown. Kenneth Montgomery. The dore Gary and Caroline V.arj. lltfou and Gertrude (ireiive. - Avoid Sedative Cough MdlelnM. If you want to contribute to"" to tho occurrence of -milllrr wJ- cbltl and pneumonia ui cuu -cine that contain co.llne. nwrpbli heroin and other seiiaiive have a cough or cold. like Chamberlain'. Cough Remedy what I needed. That clean, out W culture bed. or breeding pl ' J the germ of pneumonia and " germ dl.ea.e. That I. W hionla never re.t.lt. from a rol wm Chamberlain's Cough Hme. X " world wide reputation -I enntaln no ninrphlM w For sale by It has a cures. It cont other sedative, era. Get Thar Too Late Nearly dead from the lnck of food and the exposure to the element, the young father and mother finally reached the logging camp where they were taken Jn and placid beside the roaring fire and given all of the food that they could eat. Hut the baby was past medical aid. For hours, In splto of all of th eprotectlon that the par of all of the protection that the par en down upon It and the cold blasts had struck It. It finally died from ex-J posure In one of the tents where the neighbors had placed the family and wh burled Wednesday ' morning lu Cnby with only those directly inter ested tn the family present. Wlf Heroin. Mr. and Mrs. C ,W. Wilson are from Tacoma. They came to Portland but a few weeks ago. There the hus band could find no work and he started on a quest for a logging camp. Without funds, his only hope was tn walk. My himself, he might have beaten his way on the passing freight but he could not carry hi. family with him. His wife bravely determined to walk with him on the long bunt and they left Portland to begin the search. Most of the way, the father carried the child cuddled In his arms and made every effort to keep It from the exposure of the elements. At tlmea they stopped to rest and to cook such food as tbey could carry EGGS ARE F RISE IS on In tf' though and report Firmer tones were noted n,,fii,ii rr eirn yenterihy the price, held at the same point no changes In quotation were ed. The condition of the this product ha been tending ow higher prices for several day. tboH ., i ha. nnf been mum Egg scarcity seonm i - , all over the country irom . and the prices have u ',hMt firm with a tendency to take upward within the next few dfc commission, men have been expec this change for sometime. 4 Onions are firm and Ihe strong, though the supply " liberal. The mantel wr la slow and the goncral seems to be downward. ten doner BIO SURPRISE TO M"T-oN ciT in wn--- luteal people are sun prised tbe laiP,e n . . .. . n.nivpa u ViLlirv rrnuiin -ie buckthorn bark, giyc. mixed In Adler-I ka. the Oer,llrf edy which became famoti. ny f0 appendicitis. The Jone. V irt .tate. that thl. .Imple rented' oil .itch a surprising m."B,th,t foul matter from the boa SINGLE DOSE relieves wur J ,pi sas on the stomach and consul" . INSTANTLY. cmne iui -