OKHUON CITY KNTKIM'Kl.SK FRIDAY, .IUNK .', J!M I.
LARSEN & CO.
WIIOU'SAU: AND KKTAIL
Groceries, Produce and Commission
The largest am' 010,1 complete stock in
our line in Clnckanuii County.
WE PAY CASH For country produce.
All good old on Money-Back Cunrnntee.
Wo give &tC Green TruJin StampH
1001-1003 Main St. Oregon City, Ore.
ENGLEBRECIIT SUED
CHANGES Of CRUEL AND INHU
MAN TREATMENT MADE
UV PLAINTIFF
WATLER DICK
ORATOR Or DAY
8ANITV IN LEOI1LATIVC MAT
TEHS CREATE ST NEED Of
NATION BAVfi 8PIAKIH
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LOCAL DlllliPS
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vniiih. "I Aurutu Iml tut hi
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in i.. hi l!i" (r' l'ii 1 1 uf tin'
. I.i II. lin lltt III I In' l In
n i l. H k.uua ni.iliuii mill
h.k In Inwn Iho lirl uf Ihi'
In The Social Whirl
Curr.nl Happening! of Interest
and About Oregon City
In
Program at 0"' Houie Preceded by
Parade In Which Vtterjng,
Member) tf fte'icl Culpa
iill lcdj'1 Mar . li
nine Id i 'l. w ho live lii'iir
i In I In. iniilily mill III" l.ll
i f I in- week lltliig with
M II. .IiiIiiiiIiiiik iiihI her On ii i: li
I 'In I JiiIhihIiHik, n( Ihi' smith
I i'f lint CUUIlt), were III Iiihii
I C. Kliniiniiul, uf Mnliillii, lui
I lo lirr Imiiii. .ill it upending
'lion Willi friend In Oregon
li) uii l I'ortltt ml.
Mi. i'. A. Miiiiim.i, of Mnliillii,
,a.,..l ilirniirli liri'Knii Clly Wediiea
,,lt i.l. IhT wuv in Anlurlu win In Hill
! l . II InT alittcr.
I' Krki nl. uf Ibltnltni II. wn
l.i Hi.' tin K. iii I'll)- hospital
. .-tilling wlu r all." Underwent
iilnTitllnii Hint evening.
n. uf Imiiuiw UN. who ha
ii. .1 in i ihi ori'Kiui i I') huh
mliiii mi tiiriiilli.ii li ilioajMi. Frimk Oliver nt Willamette,
i. LI.. In ri'luni to liU homo. Tlx' bride won- n charming gown of
wlili.. kiiIIii iriinii'. il w ith ftlituliiW' Im
Iht sister Mr. Leu l.iim.'n luted ii
hrldt-Hiuald iiihI tin1 c.ni nil had mt hi
Iii'hI iiihii t'i I. iirn. li.
(lnlv n f.'w r'lallM'it wtm:.ed the
I'lTt'iiiimv iiihI tin' wedding supper wit
iMitnoiii'ii until Similar v.-rilnw;. wlu-ii
tin young enuplit will ri'turn I ruin n
shnro lioin)'iniMii.
Mr. iiihI Mr. Il.'iilli will muko thi'lr
homo nl Willamette.
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Mt .n l Mr J Willi, of tlit t'nlliili
ili-iii. I .. ..'.I tliroui'li tin. roiiiily
r, ,,i in. ' i.' part of lin- week for
i.-..n:lit. V .i-.ll.. ttllore HlfV Will Vlltlt
..iili Mr .i' I Mrs. I'. Tliiirmi.
Mr. uii'l ;- lliiimi'li, of Clink
tnnmx, W.i ii . wi-ro lii (iri'Kon City
l.n.r I'urt i ! On1 wii-k. Tln-y urn
l - i nn; ;it i'u, iiiiiiim riumly irii-rty
mill Ihr li.l.iillill of itrlllllil! liiTt'.
.Mr . I'nrin 'uiii-r. of link (!r'ivi, mi
.1. mi. nl ii nun oi'i-riill'Ui Snlur.lay
iiininiiii.- :,! til.- ( ) r.-coli City lumpltiil
Nil r.-iinr umlly Salurdiiy i-vt'iiliiK.
a.nnliir in wnnl from tho IiukpIIhI
lll.ll Ull III
I'r. Il llllll. r. Iil.ill IIIIIIIIIKl'r of III'!
ViMIjihI Ti-li'i:niili mill Tflfuriipli
nn:.;ii,'. nt ,h Iioiiik. Karly III
irn.'k hi. Iirriiini. Ill liut II WIIH lint
" Vlinrmliiy ilmi hi' wim fori nl to
'mi.' hla work. Ho I holler.
Mr. unil Mra. J. I'itUImm. formerly
of (ir.'Kmi Clly hut now living In Kii-It-in.
li ft Krlil.iy for San Kriini-lMco
!iere they will vIhII with relative
li.r Hip neit liionlh, ni-rortlliiK to u let-t-r
n-celveil hy n friend liero Saturday.
Mm. Jeiuiln Courtwrliilit, of tltn I.o
y.'li illMtrlrt, illH:iei 111 roll r.ll Ori'KOII
( im Tiii'Hilay on her way to eiiHlern
Hi. im wli.ro nIih will live. Slin linn
ri iii. .I her farm in the t.oKiin dlHirlet
iii.il li.m ireiurei to Hpend Hi'Veral
i iik lii the eiiHlern part of tho Hlato.
I r-. Mary II. Veilder of .Monitor,
im.! Mis. Willunl SliiiinuliM of Wood
I urn. unil lit-r ..nil Hlitter of SilpervlHor
I'r. nl ii Vedder of CladHtoiie, urrlveil
in tilth i lly TiU'Hday. Mm. SIiiiiiiiiiih
will r.'in iln for one day only, hut Mm.
Viililir will vIhII til tin- lioino tit lier
Mm for an llidi'flliltn time.
Cnh Hiyh Grhuol
Brnlon LnlurtJlnrd.
Cuiliy, (l. K'Hl. Muv SH Mie lul 1
I lie l lllur I 1.1 H" I'l Hi" I'lllll'V llll'll j
IioiiI wn in.ii-1 i nii)iil.ly i nt. ii.i'iii .t
'Inutility nl (lii l v I'rulf KHi.r C. I'. Il -j
;inlk' In lil lii'tii.'. 'I lo- t v fit In i' hum
up. nl In rr .ivr. rilte I I. ni h. al ttlil'h
MIb Mul. It- KeiiKiiliiit iiiplirfd the
lli-t iirle mul Orl.iii'lii KmuU- n hn-fil ;
t il In Ki tlliiK III" "hiMiliy irl". I he
im inliern of Hie hi-iilur i limit nr.': Mini,
l.i lilt Crllihle, M . l.iitlna W'lililuuH,
Kred K.'IiKiiIk'iI. Ilalpli Coh-iiiuu,
W itt lie Hurley, Itulliiml II. -wilt mid ir
liindii lliimli:. (HIiith who wire .r-n
ml are: Mr. mul Mra. II. II. K. i l' it.
Minn Kmh y S 1 1 1 1 i k . MM IjiVIiiu Hlu-r
lil.ill. MIkh Miihlu KeiiKnitflit. Mini
Amy Whipple and Harry IIiiiiiIk. Ahnut
ili'V.-ii o'clix'k refri-Hlimeiiiii were,
m-IVeil.
( 'luirvl.iK Hiil li. r li'inii tiid w'HiliI
ZV-pZ fm rOI STANDARDS Of SIMS
Mij.i.i- ii.-i, ni'iiii r.n v. i"iir . in lie 'I n
illM.lie H'lll lli'illlutt IllUI l.lll'li III" . 1.1
I ill., n.l.l V III III" I III llll lielll. Al'
iu' I" " ,.i Mr .iii;i In... Ill lu r hu
l.uii I ft'Hilit r ii i ' r I lu r ".nl Uiui.ll.
mid ijii iiri l t Hti lu r ut r r Il 'Inn, nu-l
i.ur liU lehMtin hlu. fl. limit Out'
li t H lill.uk nil ii r 'I Hi i. I.l)' wall line In
Interfere III if hlH rellUlvea
The liiilple wel llllltrll-d "i t trit
lili in Wim iilu III lilul I .Hue In Hlffuii
ilmiit eli vi n year fll'n. 'I lu-y Imve
f.uir i lill ln n, l u uf wlmiii in" iii ii r
rli d. The neither ntiil fur Hie ulnd
of Hi" uiu r two. The plalnllff iik
for .mi whli li wlili Ii In rurry uu llu
mill Ulld fur I' il lillliiuny iih well Hi
mi liiiir.nl In lli piiiiiiy whl.h lu-
I ii 1 1 1 1 n iu fiirtm rly lur iiwu. 'llu
id leiidiinl iiwiih nun Ii ru.rly In
Chu kmii.i liiuiily, Im ludliiK m-ii ritl
linUHi n mul lulu In i r f i . 1 1 Clly mul 4n
in r."i of land i !''. In the nnrlli hiiiind
ury uf r'i:un Clly.
Illnwll'll k Hlnlle riprenelll III"
plaintiff.
ChitrkiiiK di Hi'illiui, Akiu- Citrluii
ha fll.-d Mill hkiIiikI Kuuiry Hartun
imklnx fur tlivnri e Tlu-y were mar
tied Iii Vniu'iiuye r, VVai.li., K.-pte mlu-r
10, Ihli.l.
DIVORCE DECREES
The fnllnwIiiK illvnr.i' detlt-i- were
frunled hy Clrmilt Judi:i. Cniiiihell
Tiii-hiIjiv: Ida M. I'uril.iy from II. II.
Ilanlay. W. K. 1-1 ink from Helen M
1'liu k mul l'.B.'ililn.' II. June fnm
Mal.i'l V. .luni'H.
DIVORCES
WiM.nelt Couple
United In Marring.
A Mliiiple hut pretty wedding rere
iiihii)' nun wdeinnleil edluifliiv M ft -eruiHiii
ill 2 in I'm k. whi n Mix Vluh t
Man filter mid llitryey V. I lent h
were milled In iniirrlnKe hy (ev. T. It.
Kurd of Hie Melliii.ll.il t htircli lit Hu
ll e uf Hie hrlde parent, Mr. mid
I The full.iwIiiK il Ken.- iiiiiipliilnl
were filed III III" flrrillt t'u.irt Mull
day: Mayhelle Halhrallli unaiiiMt KIiik
I.. Halliraltli, rliari.-e d.ertluii ; :i.fl
.Knox uKiiliiHt J. II. Knox, -hart:e tin
ieitlon, mid Anna M. l.uwe hkiiIiihI
(l.nrne W. I.uwe, rlnirK" itui-I uiul In
human I real mi ni
; Tim fulluwintf decrei it were uraiiti"!
hy Clrmll Juilne Ciimiihill Monday:
lllealrlee II. Ijiiik from lluliald Iv l.i.nr,
' .limephliiM V. Tuiiiu r frun Ci orKe Tan-
lier, and I'liniile stein Irum Ane Sleln.
That the Kreiilent d uf llu preu nt
ten. Ml Ihi wii milili)' In . cl.ilallte
luallir. and Hint ll'i" ii.iiilry nh.eil'l
r. I'liu In Hie niiitular.l . i.l li .If u I'll
I'll) I'f.n wan Ihti k-)ii ii.' of il.e urn
Mi n imi'li hy rlial" Si iiiiinr Witli. r A
I Unil' k In III" prnKr.iiu l Ihu Slilvely
' in-lit In. iih Saturday afn riiuuii. 'We
ilii.'il'l I. in fur our nun Ihe j.ruli-e
H'li mul prim rvitlloi. i f a yus riuiu iil
i f. fur. and hy the !' iple' whli li llu-
l.ravt- liit'ii tif Hut . ' n h I. li d mi l
hirnrlid fur. Im naiu uluailii
llll Hill l I r v ii lit li nil 'I Hi.hte; the
iiuiiilry k'uinld r. lurii lu il.e h.iiiii. life
;.lnl hplrlt whlili ut hliunu ul the
DESCRIBES QUEER
INDHCE3
Museum Collector's Report of
Interesting O&seriralicns.
TELLS OF GROTESQUE RITES
BOYS PLEAD GUILTY
T
LOCAL PARTY LEAVES
FOR LONG AUTO TRIP
T
HARRY C. WRICHT, SlA'.-ORD
FARMER, CIVEN TIME TO
ENTER PLEA
Mr. mid Mr. W. I. Haw-ley, W. IV
llawley Jr., Wllllard II. Hawloy and
CeorKit fimey left Monday innrnlliK
fur Sail KranelHru hy auluniuhlle. Tile
party will make the trip Imlh way In I entered hi plea. Tim lliiee, who lire
.laiiu Ci in i y and Clifford Harris,
win) were Indlrted hy tlii I'.ntnd Jury
on u charKi! of hui Kliuy, t nti red a plea
of Kill It v In the t-lrouli i-otirt Wflne
day, hut Jiidiie Cninpln II lias not yet
Henteiu'i'il lliem. Willi ThoiiuiNiin, Hit'
third hoy In tho expedition w hli li vis
lied Hie Dak Clove nulil.-nre, lias nut
t'ltr and expeelii to
threw tt'eik and
BIG DcED RECORDED
Mr. llawley
none hot ween
month.
The ruiili' down will follow the IV
clflc hlKliwny for tlu k rout it dliaiu'e
hut t In. return joiirnev will lead Hin
tmrly l li roiiKli Hello and northern Cali
fornia lllld IHTtlHH lilt' ("UIHl raiiito to
Medford nnd Hu n on up tho valley. Mr.
1'uney will iireompiiny llio parlv to
Oakland when In will return to Ore
Rim Clly. Mr. nnd Mr. C. C. Harlow,
of Oakland, will Join tint tourists at
their Iiiiiiio and eonm to OroKmi Cltv
with lliem, where they will vlnit with
relative. On tin return trip tho parly
may vIhII Crater Lake,
merely lioyh, wery taken Into rimtody
W'l'iln. Hilay niornliiK l" tho r'tli t rs.
Harry C. W'rlnht, the fifth man to
ho Indicted liy tlio Rraud Jury, wit
hroiiKht from hi farm near Stafford
Wt dm mliiy and pliu-eil under $2,r.0U
hail, llu wilt ho Kivcn tint II Thursday
to Hoeuro a lawyer mid tiiur a plea In
llu- rlreiilt crnirt on tho rhrirpo of
hiirRlary.
A. II. 1 Infer, indicted by tho jury on
a crime msalnst I'l duuctiter, will he
given time lo HPi-uro an attorney he
fore etiterliiK a plea.
A il.eil cnlneylnK 1 1".1 S7 aero of
limb, i' hind, w hich wan forfeited by the
Criuou and California Hallway com
Piuiy i : ..in the United Stale to
I'h.irl' ii, l''orHler, of Hui Korier
l.iiiahi r i "unpiiny wiih filed Willi Ho
tir.lt r liedmiin Wt dncHilay. Tlio
Inialier rinnpaiiy paid f-'.&ll an ni ro for
'In1 linn).
SCHOOL ATHLETES
ESTATE PROBATED
The i stale of Thcodoro Scbmiilo
a I'lol.tiied with tlio county clerk
TitiMlay and A. V. Schinalo wua ni
Iminii'il iiihnliiiHtnilor. T'hu vnluti of
Hie property In tho catato la $2fi00.
MRS. BACKUS INJURED
Mil Kllzalielli HackiiH, mothor of
Mi'h. ,lnhn HlHloy, of HlHley Htallon,
full down tlio front atopH nt tlio homo
i'f lu r iluuiihttT nnd iIIhIik-iiIoiI Iht ol
"w and hrulHitd hor head, Sunday.
Htrui'k on tho pavement of tlio
"'out walk.
TEMPI-ETON 8UES
llonry M. Tompleloii filed a milt In
tlio circuit court Tlmraduy nKaluat
Cltironcc SimnioiiR, Klmer l.aiikltiH, A.
iHlininoiiH, and Suinanllm SlmmoiiH for
".-Vi!it;.IO which tho plaintiff cIiiIiiih Ih
4w on n noto slnnud by tho dofend
untH .liiniinry (!, 1!)13. Tlio orlxlnnl
nt wiih for $1150, tho complaint Htatoa
it lint one payment of $103.40 linn
i lo. Tho plaintiff asks for $a0
tioy'B fuou.
Tho it ii ii uu t track nnd field moot of
tint ClackainiiR county school loamio,
which wiih pout pulled" from Muy 23,
will bo hold In the CladHlotie ('linn
lauiU!i park next Salii'day.
A number of tho grammar rcIiooIh
IhroiiKhoiit tho county have entered
the moot and II In underHlood that acv
cral of tho hli;li schnolH will bo repro
Reiilid. At tho clone of tho track and
field event there will bo II IniHcliall
unnie, but tho two teams which will
partlf Ipato bavo not yet been nn
iiiuiuced. Tho IlKt of events follows:
50-yard ilanh, board Jump, shot-put,
1110-yard iIuhIi, limb Jump, 120 liinn
hurilloH, polo vault, 220-yard diiHh, 220
liunlli'H, ! Ill-yard iIiibIi, relay race,
Hpoclal features.
SUES FOR NOTE
H. .1. Creeii filed a unit nRiiinst Sadie
lairue Wednosday to collect n mite for
$100, which the plaintiff clainiH wa
hIriu'iI In l.a tiranile October 2, 1'.II2.
and which wiih due -October 2. 1913.
The plaintiff slati r thai ho Ih entitled
to tho iimount of the nolo with Inter
est .and $10 nttorney'g fees.
fHREE ESTATES PROBATED
, Tll Publics of T. 1). Collins, Kllzn
"""WiIboii, nnd Tboinns DonaldHon
",n; imitated Thiii-Hday. The value of
"10 f Ml co 1 . .I....1 . ...
I ii . '""U" llll IIOL ueen lliou UIU
"10 Wfl
wise.
'M two It Is $180.06 In each
C ASTOR I A
for Infant and Children.
The KM You Have Always Bought
BY TAKEN TO REFORM 8CHOOL
W'tIK ,f .wV,".1US' "K0 14 I- ot Canhy.
"t Salem ,V '1,e Htllle ri'f' "1 "rhool
"He .1 ,! . "I!1K Me ,,ero'e Juve-
wnif "rHO"' T,le hy WM
aRP. l,ta har , 0,1 by b0y f hl"
trol hin, U woro una,)le t on-
Articles of Incorporation for a new
church In tho county to bo known as
the SwoiIIhIi Christian Mission church
nnd to bo located above Dumnsciis In
tho northern part of the county, have
been filed with tho county clerk. The
Incorporators ore: Nels Rodlum, Lewis
N. Rodlum and John Johnson.
SCHOOL AT BEAVER
HEAVER CREEK, Ore., May 30.
(Special) School oloRcd Friday with
a plcnlo nnd baseball Ranie on the
school grounds. There "was a short
program of sonRg and recitations at
11 o'clock, after which came din
ner, the baseball Riimo between Hea
ver Creek nnd Cams. The score
RtnndliiK 8 to 3 in favor of Heaver
('reek, and tho rarent-Teacber club
mooting. The following officers were
elected by the club for the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. Cora Talbot;
vice president, Mrs. Fred Stlner; sec
retary. Mrs. A. B. Thomas, and li
brarian, Mrs. Alma Dennett.
R.B. BEATIE SUED BY
W. V. S. FOR PROPERTY
The Wlllamelio Valley Southern
filed a RUlt SKuliiHt It. It. Ilentie and
Carrlo Heatie, his wife, Wednesday in
ortlor to settlo tho value of a rii;ht-of-wny
across tho Hontlo farm.
Tho railway and the defendant have
had several conferences but have been
unable to nKreo on the vnluo of the
rlRht-of-way which consists of 1.81
acres. Tlio road states In tlio com
plaint that tho properly Is worth
$220.25.
THE WOMAN
BEAUTIFUL
MOST EXQUISITE
ALS EVER
ART PORTRAY-SHOWN
12 Beautiful Hind Colored Art Pictures
time of till great war We should
mine down to comni iii hi tine fact."
Mr. Illmlrk ci'i'li.'il lilt talk by telling
ilie oivahloi! 1-f Mi moral day and by
i-lvitur a brief history of Hie Civil war.
' Oi i ailnliH lll,e this inal .- l.eti. r cit
Ueii.i. oh-rviiiifo of lnd"i. li'lence diiv
and Memorial day (iil' kwis the spirit
of luyiilliy aiiil nwnki ns in i tt ry man,
n riiuin, and child the! me love of coun
try," nald I be hpeitker
The irurrain I't the opi-ra luuise con
tlHie l of the most part of ritualistic
Hi'ivli'os and music, lii v. T. 11. Kurd,
ptihtor of tho Mitbiillit churi h. de
livered the npenlni; praver and Mayor
1 .1)111 JnllfH presided B president of
'he day. The program was:
Mimic... .On-Run Veterans Irum c rps
I'r.iyer Rev. T. It. 1'onl
Star Spangled I'liiiniT
Imocen Harding Hrodle
Introduction . .Comrminder II. S. Clyde
Slum N'rlllo M. Ciwiper
I'resld' lit of day, Maytr I. Inn K. Jones
Lincoln's Gettysburg Ad Iress
William Miller
Tbo I' n known lnd
Rev. W: T. Milllk-n
Pong Oscflr I,. U'oodfln
AtldresH Il.in. W. A. Dlmlck
Crownlns tnomnrcnt . . .Officer of liay
I'rayer. ritual, pnm 11 Chaplain
Ceremonies
' Meade Relief corps N ). IS
Roll of Honor A ljucint
Song, "Taps .ImoM'ii Harding I'rmllo
Tbo program at tlio opera house.
which boRiin at 2 o'clock, was preced
ed by the parade which began at the
Willamette hall and marched direct to
the place of mee!lng. Tho fife and
drum corps, playing tho stirring music
of war times, lead the pfocesslon nnd
were followed by the members of Coin
nnny C. of tho Oregon National Guard.
Following the militia came the vet
erans, each erect with bis hend thrown
high, filled with tho samo courage
which caused him ti offer his life for
tho protection of his country. The
members of the Woman's Relief corps
followed the veterans and then the
rest of the nnrnde came In (ho follow
ing order: Suns of Veterans, Order of
Elks, Loyal Order of Moose, the coun
ty nnd city officials. Cantnln 11. i..
Hull was the marshal! of the parade
and Captain L. K. Hlunchard his aide.
Mock T.rrer and High Cltt Feigned by
Iht Cl.tirnl Clownt In Iht Wmdi.
gokan a Curious B.gM Pr1etmr
PM Miliars In the Art of Making
Tbemielvee H.deoua.
Vr nfverul yeiira Aliiiiaon Hklwii-r
uf llitt Ann rl'' in Milm iim uf Natural
Hllor) Im. Iiet'll (Olidlli'tllilf ItH-
lluii aiiioiiu Hie Indiana of Ilia north
went. liHtliig ilxlted Hut tribe of Hie
Crc". tlio OJI'iwny and (tiu Mi-nueilniHi.
lit) I now ou'iiiilxiiiK nohi-r ei-ll-Hun
mid will tu-t out tfiuu u continue
die work uf I-1 plum Hun and rem-nr U
niiiung Irllx-a uf Ihv liurthweat lu the
llilerel of Ihu intlM-um.
A report uf lil work In lint field lint
aumllier, llii'ludllig (I.-n rlpllom ot the :
vorluiis ri'toinon.nl. dnii' i-a and cue-
loin of thu liidlane of the Hurt uw tut,
hit leeii publl-lii-d ritfiitly If the
liiiietiin. Jltn li of tin? data will ob
tained from Indian, among whom
tern Charlie Aliillullii'. Chief Wal
ler. Jacob Itenr mid Andrew Hour.
SM.ttil (in) nnd I'oiir Cloud..
Tho I'ult.vtor uf Indian data niidtnt
plile was lnl:lnle.l Into tin fiiiuuii
cerelliniiy uf the llicdli llltf lutlge. wlil.'b
I priu tl'iil by tbo Meiioniliiei- and
other IrllM-n of tbo unrthwit. The
dainf and feromuiilea de-rlled by
Mr. Skinner Ini'luile the wludlgukaii
or i iintilbiil dun e, tlio big d'ipi
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(UNION MEAT CO.)
FERTILIZER
Matures corn 4 to 5 weeks earlier
A trial will convince you
OREGON COMMISSION CO.
11th and Main Sts. Oregon City, Oregon
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PLANS ARE FORMED
COMMITTEE MEETS AT MOLALLA
FRIDAV TO CONSIDER NEW
PROJECT
A nn t-tin of a romtnlttw, roiniwsed
uf representative of alt tho school tils-
dani'it. i trie I near Molalta, with C'niiily Sn-
BODY OF CHARLES
the prairie i b. ken. tho uu-rod p
uleiii and the i-aeeuiiikllig dain e.
A Very Unuaual Dance.
"Certain uieii lined tr d renin of pti
guk. a Hkeletnii U-Ing with glaring
eye," lr. Sl.liuier ay. "nhleh fli
sumetlme Hit-ii flitting through the
air, mid obtained from hlui the right
In he windlgoknn or cannibal dam er.
"Hin h a man tiiiule fur blmelf a
costiiuitj uf ragu with a bideuii mak
lull ing an eiiuruiui!, cphiUkI. b.nkllke
unto, tbo whole U-Ing daiiU-d with
paint. He iiNn provldi-d himself with
a feathered staff bung with deer's hoof
rattle. After a council tho Indians
iik're.il to H-rforin till dauce. ul
tliuiigh It wa very unusual.
"A Hum's danie was held, and Just
lit dusk, when tlio dance was started
In tlio lug cabin used fur that purpose,
thriii dancer were et'ii npjiruuchlng.
One I ".re a en lie ornamented with owl
feather mul duwn. and other cnrrlctl The comlmttee will map out a
i. i ..i.i, trti nf enl..r.l ' palgn to prepare the voters of
cloth tied tu them. A they drew near
they pause.'., tin unil lu a circle, per
funned ludicruu gyration. iipH'nrod
to be termini at ftlimp. Iletl from
dug and were uvercome at faces innde
by bystander
Pantomimea of Terror.
"At Hie coiiflusiuii nf their unties the
' p.-rlnteiideiit Calavan was hi Id In Mo
( lall.-i Friday ufli-rniMiti and plan fur
Hie prnpiisod union high school thur
i oiiRbly dl.tcussed.
It I planned to unit" 11 school d!s-
trli ls within a few miles of Molalln to
' maintain a unl ui high school. The
total assessed valuation of the 11 dis
tricts Is about two and a half millions
laud It Is said that the school could be
I maintained with but little burden on
the property owner. Molalla nt the
present time Is preparing plans for an
right-room. one-story setriolhoitse
i which would be large enough for the
i high school as well as the grammar
trades fur several years to come and
tho Molalla district has offered to fur
I nlvh the building If the other districts
j will aid in maintaining the school,
i Within four mile of Molalla are six
'districts. Liberal. Hear Creek, Tenslc
Creek, I'nlon Mills, Dickey's I'ralrie
innd Meadow brook, and three others,
I Kngle s. Russelvllle. and Maple Grove
i are within a 3hort distance further.
cam-these
districts for special school elections
to vote on the proposed school.
Th new school being planned by
Molalla Is modern In every respect. It
will have a full basement In which
will be an up-to-date heating plant.
j wash rooms, and play rooms. The
I building now being used will be re
moved to the back part of the school
The body of Charles Harsh, the 11-year-old
ami of Mr. and Mr. Herman
Harsh, who was drowned In Milk crock
near AciklnHon's mill April Hi. wa dls-Inlt-red
Monday and prepared fur ship
ment to Curio. III., tho state In which
the boy was Iktii.
The lad was missed on April 16 and
after a search of several days, tho
body whs found beneath a raft of Iol-s
,-.t the Actklnson mill. It Is thought
that he was playing around tho water
and fell from one of t lie lugs. The
pan nis of the boy will accompany the
body to Carlo, the old home town of
the family.
Miss Thenle Draper, Mrs. Meta
Watson and Miss Hllma Anderson,
three teachers in the Eastham school
have been placed on the reserve list
of the I'ortland school board. It la
considered highly probable that all
three will be given places on Hie
teaching staff of the lortand schools
at the opening of the fall term. The
school board has held several meet
ings recen'.ly and It Is expected that
announcement will be made within a
few days of the teachers In the Oregon
City school for the 1911-15 school year.
SCANDINAVIANS PLAN
FOR PICNIC JUNE
24
T OF $750
HENRI GUADON LOSES IN BREACH
OF CONTRACT ACTION BY
VANCOUVER MAN
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(Adr.)
A Jury in (lie circuit court awarded
George Owen Hiichanan a verdict of
ITaO against Henri Guadon for alleged
breach of contract, Wednesday even
ing after n short deliberation.
Gundon secured a contract from
niichiinan, who Is In the employee of
tho Canadian government in Vancou
ver, 11. ('.. lo clear a tract of land con
taining between six and seven acres in
Hrltlsh Columbia. Under various pre
tenses, Guadon was able to secure tho
amount of the contract before the
work was completed nnd then come to
Oregon City, according, to the plnintiff.
The land was to lie cleared, leveled and
plowed but, tho plalnllff claimed, Gua
don merely snwed many of the stumps
off close to tho ground and piled dirt
on the tops of them. J. E. Hedges rep
resented the plaintiff and Earl and C.
D. Latourette the defendant.
frrniiml nrul rpmnilpleit Intn pvmnflfit.
people t-iiine forward mul guvo (hem jlm an(1 c(1Bg fma for manual train-
tobacco with priver fur gumi luck jingl sewing, and domestic science
The clown accepted the tnhaeeti with clause. The entire Improvement will
pantomime uf terror. They then pre Cost about $11,000.
tended in smell the gift, it ml a each
fur himself was sure that It wn ii
morsel nf the rei-uils weed be bent
backward uml forward, sinking with
gulTitws. Aeiui-iliiig tu trnilitlnii. what
ever they Here tuM not to do thut they
straightway did Afterward they with
drew, but paused Imig enniigli fur a
photograph. The costume are now In
the museum "
The ivotigiiknti ilnnre I another one
In the series ilescrllnsl by Mr. Skinner
"According tu Four Clouds, when all
the piHipio eampi-tl together sunie one
might iinnnnni-e that be would make a
wotlgnkitn ilnneo. So n tent was set
up 111 the center of the camp, apparent
ly In liiillntlun of a soldier's lodge, nnd
before It was placed n rod thickly hung
with antelope hoofs or dew claws.
"The maker of the ceremony, who
was always a mini who had drennieil
ho had the right to do so. set nbont
making fur himself a suit of grotesque
clothes and n mask with a very lung
nose and small eyes nnd month. When
the costume was completed he donned
it nnd begun to sneak about the camp
peering Into lodges. If he found a
mnn nt home ho would enter and point
nt him with his staff, mul that mnn
was then obliged to rise nnd Join him."
Other ceremonies recorded are the
big dogs' dance, the dancers carrying
bone whistles and little painted sticks
with beaded streamers nnd brass Jin
glers pendent: the round dance, a pop
ular performance. In which the partici
pants dance In n circle around a large
drum: tho horse dunce, the "throwing
way dance." tabooed by the govern
ment: the snored plpestem dance, given
before going to war, and the pence
pinking dance, with lighted pipes and
song.
OREGON CITY MEN IN
DEMAND A3 ORAIORS ?-
?-
J1
Oregon Clly supplied two WII-
lametle valley towns with Me- ?-
mortal day speakers besides Wal-
ter Dlmlck w ho spoke here. Judge
Grant H. Dlmlck spent the day in
Hubbard where he delivered a A
Memorial day address before a
$ large audience and George C.
Hrownell was the. orator of the ?
day at Newberg. ' ?
P t'$8,S,?'S$S$,$
Ambition seldom gets beyond the
age of indiscretion, proving that this
is a sad world.
Will Tell How Women Succeeded.
Various departments of womnn's ac
tivities will have separate days set
apart on the program of the congress
of woman's achievements, which will
be held June 1.1 to 20 In the Chicago
Coliseum. Tho congress will meet dur
ing the twelfth lileiinlal convention of
the General Federation of Women's
Clubs, which will be In session nt the
snnie time. The business woman nnd
her Interests will take the prominent
position, and noted business women
will give lectures.
Take Plenty of Time to Eat.
There is a saying that "rapid eating
is slow suicide." If you have formed
the habit of eating too rapidly you are
most likely suffering from Inaigestion
or constipation, which will result
eventually in serious illness unless cor
rected. Digestion begins In the mouth.
Food should be thoroughly masticated
and insalivated. Then when you have
a fullness of the stomach or feel dull
and stupid after eating, take one of
Chamberlain's Tablets. Many severe
cases of stomach trouble and consti
pation have been cured by the use of
these tablets. They are easy to take
and most agreeable in effect,
all dealers.
The Scandinavians are making elab
orate plans for a picnic to be given
June 24, at Schnooer's park at Willam
ette. This day is a Swedish holiday
and all of the people of this national
ity Ii) Portland, Oregon City and vicin
ity are Invited to take prominent parts
in events of tho day.
The committee in charge of the af
fair are: Johannns Johnson, Olaf Lar
son, J. O. Moline and the pastor of the
Swedish Methodist church, Rev. John
Ovall.
A program Including national songs,
recitations and an address by the pas
tor will bo features of the day's en
tertainment. The party will leave Oregon City on
the 9:15 car ajt the end of the suspen
sion bridge for Willamette, arriving at
the park about 10 o'clock where they
will enjoy an all day session.
It's easier for a pretty girl to flag
an automobile than It is for a homely
one to stop a street car.
Clyde Warren, an employee of Ed
win Gerber of the Logan district, was
severely injured when a team he was
driving became frightened at an oil
tank on the northern part of Main
street and ranaway Monday afternoon.
Warren was thrown from the buggy
on the pavement soon after the run
away Btarted. The horses were not
stopped until they reached the busi
ness section of the city. The knee of
Warren's left leg struck the hard sur
face of the street and his limb is
broken. Dr. H. S. and Guy Mount,
who are attending to the case, will be
forced to take an X-ray picture of the
wound to determine the extent of the
Injury of the bone.
CANBY STREETS OILED
Canby, Ore., May 2S. (Special)
A carload of oil has been received here
and the streets are receiving a good
coat of oil. This has been the custom
here ever year in order to settle the
dust. The money was raised by the
business houses of the town.
BLOOBENSCHLINGER IN TOWN
With
His Wife, Katerlna, He Bumps Over Oregon City's Streets and
Gives His Opinion on Other Problems.
Dear Meester Editor of the Enterprise:
' I shoost gets mineself oop to make a
protest vonce. Katerina und me, ve
harness die oldt gray mare oop yet to
come to Oregon City, nnd as us drives
along das grass so green is, and der
wheat und oats so schon is dat our
hearts shoost chump for choy. Ve
ride der hills ofer. und I says to Ka
terina, "Katerina," says I, "Oregon is
hotter yet as die old country, und
Clackamas county is better yet as Ore
gon, und Oregon City is die best burg
in Oregon, Nicht?" Und Katerina she
say dot Is so.
Veil, to make a short story long, ve
rode down Sefenth schtreet nnd Ka
terina Bhe-say It make her feel like she
vas mountain climbing in Switzerland
und seasick on der Nord Sea, both to
gedder at von time. But der vill be a
goodt schtreet dere some day if dor
city council lif long enough. Die
Schllde, I dink dey call it, vas allrlght,
but ven ve schtrike Main schtreet ve
both dinks ve vas on der ocean coom
ing to Ameriky again yet. 1 charred
my dishposition loose in seferal
schpots, and Bhook together all die
cholnts in mine backbone so dat I
moost haf von of dem, vat you call
dem? backbone puncher doctors, to put
me together again yet. Dot Main
schtreet is why dose doctors do so veil.
Katerina bumped all her hairpins oudt.
and schvallered a set of false teeth
dot cost me fimf und zwanzig dollars
already. I shall sue mit die town ven
I gets me fixed oop again, onless dey
gets busv and a new pafement on dot
Main schtreet make.
Oregon City has droubles mit vasser
also dey tells me. I shoost askt a man
I met on hed schtreet aboudt It, und
he says: "Dot vasser is all right Ve
Sold by haf a fildter dat makes it Root."
(Adv.) I asks me: "Is dot Villamette not
von pig sewer?"
He says: "Yn. but do fildter shanges
it into der best vasser in Oregon."
1 asks me: "Vas is a fildter?" .
He sehmiles him, shuperior like, und
says: A fildter is a machine dot de
vasser passes tru, and dot takes oudt
all impurities."
I says me: "Dot fildter a kind of
schtrainer vas, nicht?"
He says: "Ya, but "
I reblies: "Dot fildter reminds me of
Grandma Rosenbloom. Die old lady
was one nicht schtrain der milch into
der milch pans, und she set von pan on
hed floor. Die old yeller cat, he coom
along and drink out of der pan. He
try to schvaller too much at von gallup
and shoke himself. He schneeze, und
den he puke up all dat he had drunk
yet right into dot pan of milch. Grad
ma yells mit herself: 'Scat! scat! mine
crashious, I must all dot pan of milch
schtrain ofer again!' It Is schoost
like dot mit your fildter."
Mit on inchured expression he looks
me at vonce, and valks himself off.
Ven ve gets vonce more on der Mo
lalla roadt, Katerina she says to me:
"Shake, do you vas recommember
how you vould choin her Turn vereln
for die chlmnasium exercise yet?"
I says' "Ya, Katerina."
She says: "Shake, you don't need
to vurry for dat Turnverein no more.
Chust come efery day down to Oregon
City and ride along dot main schtreet,
und drink a leedle of dot Oregon City
vasser, und, if you lives it droo, you
vlll get to be von hundert years old
yet."
I says me, mit much forcibleness:
"Katerina, It iss better to die young
und be goot than to lif for von hundert
years In Oregon City. .
Yours mit respeetibleness,
SHAKE BLOOBENSCHLINGER.