OlM'.dON IMTY i:Ti:iiPI?lNlv Klfin.W. .IANIT.HY2l. 101.1.
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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE
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THE MASTFR KUVSta"d!"s Published
vjr List or Mzmrums
By John Fleming Wilson
Advertising luir on iti!Uitin.
I.I niSATl'RFS n( i tf ' '''. rliiial hrrlm
II ... .1 ,1.. i iK.u.n hu.inriti turn arc ilriiuniiii
Ulir wmiiim iniupiii !" ..-- -lr-;!ail.m
nirJrJ fot the oWlupinnit of tie tctmiKr. i-fiic
aMm 'f tlimiuu, nj pftviiu with ivitiiMH ami iwiaiTa. r prr-rnt-
ir j thr.r mmuI iiinarr ittittmutiiine. It i rfJl nun )n to n mmi
"IVr of state Initiator.
A a vho!e tlie pnile of the rriil tatc Jo ut rm m c!l "i
fir J uith the IxvJi'rv IVrh)H the vuft frouMe i tint the nut oijl!r
nwn re . rclutUnt tu tile f i'iim: olf their lumr to Kre t!ir utr.
Three ir aUa plenty of (J and" oiiupetent men in miy IfiiMjtute.
'Hut thete are too nutty mere vrlf-arrln, of my mrJ.Vre ability.
Hie Aiivrriun people have amnr attaie notion, when they net into
the toting booth. The writer recalls content in another town whne a
certain nun v drteatej !io really eentej my well qualilieJ. 'Hie
.utTful tanjiilate neer h.vl made a uiri or anything. He haJ re
i cutty been ill, and it t the verJict of the community that he w ou!J he
;.e iliDue, a tie nrr.!rt tMe wiary. i lie omer ana reuer camno.uc wa
"well fixed," and did not need the money. No wonder that filih wotk i
A lri;''d'or i ery much on hit honor when he net to the tate capi
tol. If he vote at the patty leader ui;2et, and i present on the nunt jut
corunt roll calls no one ktiiii to notice it if he diwle committee hearing
tale no time for independent study of public question, and enjoy tlu
'lov'on a a ret cure and X)rtine loaf.
It woulj 1 a gouJ idea if M'liic oraiation of citizen would under
tale to watch legislator nxire closely, reporting ahence from roll call an
committee meeting, nJ supplying intomution of such inattention to a!
the home cuiiNtiturncie.
T
THKRK IS SOUND SENSE, pod judgment, and profound logic in
the assertion of Judge Campbell that the construction of macadam
roads and street i a waste an J that the mot economical highway
ii hard urtace.
Hie j.idgment of hundreds of other towns, counties and state affirm
Jadue Campbell statement. New York, after jpending s?50,(KX),(KC
in macadam, discovered that such road are a failure and now every mai
"traveled road in that state i built with a harJ surface. A score of easter
and middle western states have gone through the same experience and hav.
cime to the same conclusion. Here in our own commonwealth, Multoma
country ha found that macadam roads are not much more than makeshift
?-.d that a policy which includes their construction is a "hand-to-mouth
j.i!icy as Judge Campbell declared before the West Linn audience.
West Linn has an unusual oportunity to take full advantage of tl'
"counsel of Judge Campbell. ' With an avse.sed valuation almost equal t
. Oregon City and with only a small portion of the number of streets, th
town could well afford to build the best, without resorting to bonds or othe
forms of debt, as has been done in Oregon City. If a program were adopte
to build a definite number of blocks of hard surface each year and if tl
program were strictly followed, West Linn would have in only a few year
a system of streets which would rival any tow n in the valley yet, owing t
unusual conditions in' the town across the river, there would be no heav
. debt if the financial side of the improvement was handled properly.
(J ENATE BILL NO. 6, introduced by Senator Dimick, is one that
ought to meet with prompt approval in both houses. Its purpose is
' to repeal the obsolete law requiring a state census to be taken every
"ten years. The cost of taking this census is variously estimated at from
$60,000 to $100,000, and the advanctages to be derived from it are extreme
My vague and uncertain. The reliability of the statistics that are gathered is
open to question, and irf the past very little use has been made ot the tigures
.that have been compiled.
There certainly could be no better place to practice economy than this.
There is no need for the state to take a census for the decennial census taken
everv ten vears bv the federal government serves all necessary purposes. The
fvork that would be done by the state would practically amount to duplica
tion. ,
The subject is of particular interest now, for this is the year set by law
or making the enumeration, and therefore the year when taxes must be
levied to provide the money. The law provides that the census shall be
taken by the county assessors, and the Lane county assessor who, incident
'ally, is very anxious that the law be repealed estimates that the cost will
be $3000. We doubt if there is a single person in this county who believes
that three thousand dollars worth of good would result. Most people doubt
whether three dollars worth of good would come of it. Salem Statesman.
As usual the Clackamas county delegation at Salem is in the forefront
in a fight for true economy although special interests have defeated their
aims more than once. The. local lawmakers are not tied to any definite
program nor are they harnessed to a clique. The best interests of the
state and county are their only guide.
Representative Hunt would do away with prescriptions written in Latin
and Senator Dimick refuses to let the state buy him five newspapers eacn
day. There is no telling what those Clackamas county men at Salem will
do next toward abolishing institutions of long standing.
AFTER THE FIRE
The next morning after the fire how
natural it is to hear the loser say, "And I had
some in currency in the bureau drawer.''
And the insurance policy does not cover such
a loss! You can hide your money where
thieves may not find it but how about fire?
For this reason alone, overlooking the many
other advantages, you should keep your
money in the bank. We call your attention to
our fire and-burglar proof vault and invite you
to keep your money with us for safe keeping.
The Bank of Oregon City
The Oldest Bank in Clackamas County
CHAPTIR XVI.
Tm LiI
iMJICTIini John anil trrrvti
rn uul'l.li- mwi (mm tlu
lurli-r lhi Imrtiist thai
car tiAtl dUira up Itml Ibe
bmilT,-iir bad ilHIirrr.t a iMr ni) hm
iiir Itmb 4inlhn bail siiiii ) u and
Imi'O drHva off "Tti.-rv ao uut
( -iilirinaii with hrr Mr Knn I t
Mr' Itii tnrlrr il.liit
John if- a "UN of Mli-f 'S
tl rnlr Tii will wr ttixl ahe dh l
uiiii In harm.' br aahl
Aftrt a nmrr iiitliii. hirti
hi.wiit ih.'in lh ftililiit r lr lit In
B.nl 1 1 it t It llii-i rrriiii-rvil thr ik.Im
auil M-ltiiil il.'Mii Ik a u tun ul I
hniii, Th.'t hit, Inicrmi't.it hi
rba rturo of Itmh and tha cook, wbo
rvtvaiitrtl tbi'ir a h. uiur,-
'I'M a'H WlUi t- ii." J. 'tin Purr aaltt
qulrtljr bru I !i- li.nl tliiiahi-U Mrau
IUir uiul ti l uh.'n.l wlib our til
lUK up uf Hi nil. i n ut Ilia 'Maatvi
Kejr' inllia."
WllkrnMiu'a m-i t.illurr hnil ilrlvrn
tiliu furloua IN- ill.l nl kiHi wliitl
to uix aou D i-hi I .'lilt U i ii. I iil rr
luruliiit tojruo I'.imrll wlib I tip ura
Ur Ikr. tlir atnvla tm a lime time.
Ium-bil to a rlii'iip Imo anil IUi'0
loCKnll; amrtisl Uimin Da Ihr
j te houctii u ru-ninii niir ami
.'mil Of Prakf . rn-t Wlib .vwlluit
briiua be xtui ihu niliiuleljr until
b raa aun tli.il hi ll hml nnl
trajr bi,u 'nr. Hiu h kiirw that
aifnulaa f. (mvioiia He iunl ft
Into roniiniiiilriiiliin ltb lk riiif
tan and ani bia ln- ll ruul l
oot Jo thla lllmat Mm rnrni-ll' ,
Hflp.
A h azrctrd. ah t!r lato a tow
ertnf race. bit ber kn-n inliid aaw ,
that Prske nnit ( parlfli'4. nd hr I
manaci to eotitrWl boreir at lum
Sh frail Vt aixnunr tarrfiillT umI
than looked through I fie rf of the i
narH-r fur aume limn about Johu Purr j
Hit are lit upon ao ailreniarini-nL '
rhli-b h nui tk lfor aivnUlmc:
tbeo abe polnti-J It out to Vllkrroii
la. too, rvnj It:
rVL'N'D. tVnlt lo crrtaln mlnlnt pnip '
rtjr On proof ot awnanhlp Mm VIII
t ivlurnrd Raward txpvctvd S J C.
kit tmi aircaL
"Tbcj- mimt t the pnup." be ae
knon-lol.-inl ell prolmblr ihrw
them away for fonr uf tbrir U'lng umsl
as erUlmrv Bcaltml blm, ami aome onr
picked tbcm i:t."
"Tbl tlmr I aball are to tbe umttpr."
Jean n Id abitrply "AVbptIur the; ar
the pflxra or not r niunt be aure.
"Otlier people will ae that al.." be
aucceated.
All tbe mure reason for hurry." abe
anapped Tbeo abe railed her maid
Eatelle." abe siilit. "1 waul rou tu
drew fur the atreet ami ro on an er
rand for me It la rery Important,
and jrou'tnuit burry."
"Tea, madame."
"And If too ahow gnod ludirment
jon abnn't be aurrj Too know how
ICalelle nurly aim ad ropy of tk
ailtpnlarment
te tut bualiaoil h put that Id da
rM. lha wuniaa aald. Iln( baf
aiulla
fin aititie aioiiiriiia KlrlU triad la
ti a Mni ut IV il-M-uiiwuta flia
HaiUa buiiarlf ranir no lha m rn and
driliaiiilrt) a rill I i.-'rilin U'ru-a
t'l.-M utd hal llii-t had Ivrg kM
friiui the Slant ii..iil he tiii,-d and
eiiiNiiie thai n, in. I ith iiMiriiig
lh. iiliia ihi-rt-rr-.H. h. n hia era bad
ln i-antht Lt tw f.ii.liit itinT. but
he aim inii. mi an i.vii'nie de
.Ti.l..n. whh b the trail) niild ai
alt l il lie n i, iiiie!li, The
m i-'- are t nn mine In f"H and I
nn ii ria.-t 10 M a fiai. reward
Thay Ba
Told Her That
longed to Ruth.
I Wlllll
a little
Mlna Gallon dreHnea and uc-ts.
you to IniporHoniite her for
wblle."
"But. tnadniiia"-
"There is do dnncer at all." Mrs. Dor
nell went on. "All you have to do la
to Bo to tbls addrpfia and Ki't those pa
pern."
The maid looked at the advertlne-
ment and flnnlly conHented to go to
the EI ill atreet iiddnmB nnd ee If they
were really Ituth'B deeds mid If ao re
cover tbetn In a few momi-ntji alie
bad departed on her errand, and tt'Il
keroon and .lenn onre more remaned
tbeniHelvea to wnltluK
Estelle tripped nlon the atreet to a
car line and took I lie llrst cur that
came along, which, the conductor lo
formed ber. croxsed the atreet atie
sought
Arriving at ber street, she cot off
and found herself rn a neigh liorriood
Inhabited by very pofjr people She
looked wltb dlKgimt at the tumbledown
abantlea and dirty aback that littered
the njbblsb heaped yards Two blocka
op from the car line ahe found her
number, a house allghtly better kepi
than moHL But ahe noticed In the
yard an uptlltcd bkIi man a cart. Id the
rear was a rickety atiihle Php entered
the gate and rang the hell
A very large. 111 drewcd Itnllnn wo
man opened the door. Icttlim out a
trerneniloun odor of garlic and rhiim
She surveyed her caller with Kiisplr-lnn
and then beamed
"Oh yon come looka de pnpeHT ahe
demanded.
At to word rvttard tbrr waa
(babtn, atkl the wi.nuu ililiuuded t
know bow nuHb It .mij t
patella tbmifc'hl rti.i'lly It bad lieea
ltiiireard uu lu r !nl lial a a uao
raaarjr hba dtvukd en ulTering a 'l
ly ailiu. )rl nu vu.Mi.b to ui.ika IU
ah mau ami bia wile llilnk the) wan
III poaewiou ul pi-rc uf rtlraoidl
uary value. hh p.hii.1 out n-i pur
and held on I $:, ' l.r mil II waa Idkllif
IL Ilia wife Itiii-n. ni-d
"Teliiy diilln." . ,e aitid t'iiliiilli(ly
Kalella baritiilii.-il tm aoiuv linniieiita
and then auld lu a luv thai waa de-
rlalvw. "ir yuu allow ui the Utrra
and tbey ar the nn.a I warn I 11 (ir
yuu $1.1 aud nu ui.'ie '
Tha dttala i-i ;riMiTtl. and a
(lane told bar tiiai rhi-y limiiiil tu
lutb, ' rli paid th Uiunrr ami kur
rliai away
L'vereN and I rr bad fine oar the
altuatlou tboruuebly Ok"rther and Ihr
fuker agrtnl tJ1.1t k wuuld nvip uut
la pu'tlnit the "Maatrr Key" mliia on
lit feet acaln.
"I think I ran dn It luiti.irmw." be
aahL "Jut let me Hive all tha pa
per, and I'll ro orrr Iheiu rnnlghl "
"Ruyi bin tlpm.' jalin rrplled
"We'd tat gu up and theui now
I Rlitb refelvril them 1 erfullj ami
ptumptly went tu ber truuk fur Uie
dre4t tier flol .i.ir. B Waa nut n
warjed, and ah I fdit a putiled fmv
to John Theft atie uno uiore wi-ni
thPouKD ill her ivl.uialnm It w
frultliva. She thi n rem. uiin-red thr
dek and aearebetl It with lha am.
result
They're juneT lie atniumereil
"lnixwiilhler aald urr "They roust
t aooirwbere here '
"No." ahe muuruisl "l't lookeil 1
arery wber " I
Everett waa the nr. lu augi:ct thai I
ao time should be iit 111 ion tin; the
dUwIuk pninTtj He m'UI fur the
eveulug uiien and 0Vlv.1l int.) the
"Lom and Koutid' .oiiinia with the
result that be very amm Handed a pa
per u Ifcirr aud pointed mil lbr a.lrer
Useoieul which bad altracttKl Wllker
sou a atteutluu
Unir ao hour inter Juno Ikirr turned
away from (he a.b onto s door and
aald to Kveretr "I'll bet lhal waa uue
of WllkepHiua rrvwd We mint uo
lift the (xillca wrura 11a cno gei
away '
They hud aiMiu told tbeir ditttrultlea
to the iliputtietlc eiir at beiutiiliir
tera aud sturteil back fur the bulel
loho wis lu the (lumps
"It swnis as If everything goes
wrong lieu I try to do suiiiethiiig fut
that little wuiiuin." he growled
"I begin to think myself mat yuu
are playing In hard luck.' was the re
ply "But I always did like a good
tight, and this promises to lie uno I'll
stick. J0I111
They shook hands
They found Itmh and Tom Kane
anxiously iiwiiitiug theiu John aim
ply tatcd the ense aud (hen turned
to comfort Ituth lie was stnrtliHl to
tee bow while she was
"Ituth. Ituth.' he cried In alarm
'what la the iniitier?"
There was no answer She hud faint
ed uwuy
All else was furgotteo for the time
ocliiit A nui Id and a doctor were
ipilckly u in moiied. and prexeutl)
Ituth revived Old Tom Knne wua
seated licslde her putting her hand
"The piiperH" she uioiined
"Don't you worry hIkjuI Hie puiiers,
be said promplly "We'll look after
them
"But the folks at the mine-who will
look after them?" ahe pleaded
The old cook awore thai be would
do ao himself wltb John'a belp. At
Ihls Klu m iluiiS llilrilrre.1 wltb
unlrra lhal lrw Waa lu wi(ii
11 lit
IN lh HI her rtwut I lie) brl.l a
tuiiain.n lha 'hl. ikh ii.i, U
I hell eiUuaii.ii ut ahal 1 he H had
iNvn ihrtHig-h ami nun l.l aiatnr
"he uull lut an alnile ibaua ul
xviie ( a HUM liil h.l a4f fiuin
tM-le lu.lAiiliy '
"Hill alinrr IK.ri i, ii, .i,. 1
ii.m Like lie 1 In I lie .iillieia
lf of Hie ilii,. , a onir alillrf
be ili.-i;.--l. "Halt . H.lrl tu ,
'lu II iiUMki) II.I lint.-. m..ii i
line b lie ire
"I kn.iw ii trie il.tie." Km a,
1 I ma si.a. l. au. then tell
Into tha cilia to a r ipilel bulvL tut
ran calcb lha iil.iil iraiu '
".NuiiM-liaar l.ttirll aald tjuli My.
"All uf )uu ttllh her I'll lis.k aft
er li.illrra here a arek. II Unti
tta I II go down lu I lie mine u.Ji lf
U'llb the sis i .ili I) lu irf Mev
al.. 11 al laal J .Mil I Lulled iNatiie on.
uiure I he giil.liiiti IH and luid W II
krrxiu lhal llieie aaa mil) mie IM11J
fur Hirlu lo ilu til uul uf luwu) iuilia
d lately
"litake la 10 (ill and we'll hate lu
twll hi 111 uul Ihruiiiih aimie Ihird Niriy
U'e darro I trust imraeitea In lha bau.la
In the Shower of Gold
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IUI of lh riitraiila III 1 li tinier lna- ,, i a tainlnUle lulnaa or ariida 4
Kin. ai r (if l,oi unipaU n I ..1 Iher j ,. r i f I tt lu 1Mb nftli a. 1 uMiiahlei
lib the ole r(.li.l If 4'h iiflht ll. 1 ionr I'liillUiu 1 tollng l.al
mill t 11. 1." k )r.lrr.Ur afiiima ti 1 1 alll I n I. .nr. I In n r liama f.,r Dm
Thla llal alll le i !i.iiii.r. il illy I ere-I n,in,i.,.r i.f t.u.a llm aula. 1 1 pi Inn 1 alia
afl.r and all tana nuil he lu Hie I al r :,. l alwi he a ullu hal
h.l Im at l'ila off 1. e in.) later than 1 1 ..n, f..ranr lla InH'l. 1 linn
uliNk p tu In in 'er tu aip r In lhnf t,, f a limn aha ur lha auharriu-r
paper Ihe f..lolna iiimiiliia I inavili l,IMle 1 he.e rrrtlfli alra may
lha ballot Ihi alll l.a round at Hie I, 1,1... ..I in 11,. I..IL.I H al in.,- ,.r
ran he ( tallied hy I he l aloll.l.ila 11 It 1 1 1
lal. r mi H, t l.r rj. e 1 hla la riillrely
i plUnul a illi fie 1 uiilialaiit and lu llila
11. .( r Ilu r hoal uae I In Ir oan ills' le-
lloll
fflie of 1 ho tlilirprUe slid I lie in
ll.l.it.a tan ii.iiify llielr Irleiula aho
mar he aatlng paper tul. lor Ihuii
III i. nWI I tt til lu Hie ballot tell at
Ilia nfnee Vulea ruinliig In afl'T Hie
sU.te hour alll nol am.ear In Hie l.a I
per unlll Hie aei-.aid day r.dliia lug J lint Up Tour Ffltnila
No lha Tlma to tla't I I" ""I l""' ' iiioiim iiI In .juittitl -
It la hUhlf iri..nl.l lhal (he ohei ! 'M )""r filen.ta of Hie ful lhal you
h.l alll paril. Ipale III Hie Hbuai r of are In Hie Mi r In ( Dial UU lirainl
:.., alll he Lie 1 n.a aim cure Ihr 1 1'.ipll il I'i or one uf Hie ulln r tulti
lha old adage 'the isitt
ill le amply 1l.01n.ln.l-r.le I
"We must aava euraalvaa hrti."
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ot tbe (Hilloe. You eao tml lorr to
be luoklug fur thus wht. rlghl thla
Oilliule
I prouila.l Hrnke by a uiiHutriiger
that we would have hi in mil hefur
nlghL" be rvaisnuhl
must auve ourselves tlrat." abe
aald angrily. "And we niuai m dla
gubed "
After some argument WHkerson
agreed, and they dis'ldil to go aou th.
"Ii will trite us time lo plun thinga
uut and you run work thluga out at
your leisure." Jeuo told tl 1 tu
"Bui how shiill I dlsgulae Ul) self T
be ileinniulisl
Mrs Darnell's ryea gleiiuitsl mali
ciously "tuu inusl go aa au old man."
abe told him "my f.itlier. you aee."
lie rebelled, hut lluiilly ui'iuictsl.
and within a short I line Jean and the
niu Id bud transformed hliu Into a Very
presentable old limn.
".Sow, go and buy our tickets," abe
ordered "Ksielle and I will park up
while you are gone."
"Tlcketa 10 wlieref
'Tickets 10 l.os Angeles," aha annp
l(l So be departed, to reliirn lu an hour
with the tickets nnd 11 it eipri-aniniin.
When the trunks were gnne Mrs,
Darnell sat down with Wtlkemon, and
they wenl over Hie situation iigiiln.
with the result Ihul she look bia ad
vice and dlHguised herself and uinile
ICstclle alsu do the same
After a busty uier they then culled
a uul and wenl to the alalluu. Mra.
Darnell and her niiilil luinieilluiely en
tered the drawing room reaerved for
them, and Wllkersnii feed the (Hirler
tu make up his berth In I lie body of
the cm Immediately.
"811 fit!" he miillered lo himself aa
tbe wheels begun to turn and be auw
the faces of several pluln clothes uieo
1m the plutlorm
Neither he nor Mrs. Darnell waa
n v nrc thin lu another cur Ituth and
ber nuild 11 lid John Dorr and Tom
Kane were alsu heading for the south
(To no Continued.)
eailv al.irt
bird, elc
In thla 1 aar
I he aav, and Hie uii'V hi' In !
iilil uali I) a ic. i-ksIiiI Ij lo t.lntl 11 I and
eat )our frd nda, I. II Hiein Hial )uti
re III llin race l.i alii, and Hist In or
ler for you tu du n Ii la niriiirr fur
iiu In hate llnlr aii.Mrl
Hate lh. 111 clip the Intr.ite fniip .n
ahlch appeata In each laaue of The Ku
lerprlae In.th the it.illr and aetkly.
and ti ll theui thai when paxng llnlr
atil.ai-rlitlon tu ask for volea In our
fa or. Or lieltrr allll, hate liiriu pay
)uii t In-1 r aul.aiili..ii dirtcl for all
monllia, una ear, etc.. ami that yuu
alll then be aura of the Vntea.
Olatrlct No. t.
Mus Verle Trlmlile, DregnA City
Mlaa Klsle Watta, Oregon flly
Mia Heia Michel, Oregon t'lly
Mlaa Miindy Z.ik. Oregon t'lly
Mlaa Mirgaret t'linhltig, Oregon City
Mla lullle Zlngrr. On gun Clly
Miaa Ada Hedacll, Oregon City
Mlaa Tlllle Meer, Onii.n Clly
Mist Vela l.yin h, Oregon City
Mlaa Margaret Kuuimel, Ori gou Clly
Mla Horeiue l.ieruiaii, Oregon Clly
Mlaa Crystal Otatra. Oregon City
Mlaa Hilda Kurd, Oregon City
Mra. leh Harron, Oiegnn Clly
Mls Ci neta Voung, Dj. aon Clly
Mlaa (iertrudtt Jeretnlah, Oregun City
Dlatnct No. ?.
Mlsa Anna Nemlc. Slier ttood t. K. D. I
Mlaa K. Ijtfferly, Collun. Ore
Miss Untile, llulrus, Canhy It. K. D. !
Mlsa Ihirrls (ireen. (!latstcne
Mlsa Klhcl Hart. Jeiinlur liiU'e ,
Mlsa Helen Hmlth. Caneinah
Mlaa Harriet Keck. Mllaaukle
Mlsa Maude Koliler Weat I. Inn
Mlaa Myrtle Mullult, Mllaaukle
Mlsa Agma Clifford. Molalla
Mlsa Ktui l Itolih. It. K. I). J. Oregon City
Mlsa (llu.lya Allen. It. f. U. 1, Oregon Clly
Mlsa Josephine. Hush, It. K. I). S, Oregon Clly...
Mlsa Hertrudtt Hi liuehel. . f. i. Orrgon City..
'va. Win Kreeinnn, Caiiemiih
Mra. Matllo Johnson, Mllaaukle
Organiratlon Division.
Oregon City Hnpllst Cliurch
Women of WiMtdcrafl, ,
t-Valt'ritul Order of Kaglea
I'ocohniiliia Wachliia Council
(iliidstonn Iteliekaha
Ijtdlva of MuccnlH'ea.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ha Wat btartled to Saa How White
She Waa
HEALTH BOARD NAMED
SALEM. Ore., Jan. 15. Governor
Withycombe today appointed Dr. An
drew C. Smith, of Portland; Dr. A. C.
Seely. of Roscburg, and Dr. M. B. Mar
cellua, of Portland, members of the
state board of health. Dr. Smith is re
appointed and the others succeed Dr.
A. C. Kinney, of Astoria, and Dr. T. J.
HlgKlns, of Baker, whoae terms have
expired.
DECREE SIGNED.
Mary E. Stains has received a de
cree of divorce from John B. Stains.
A CROjnCARE
Foley's Hone and Tar Compound
Quickly Matters It
CnOTJPBCAItTW YOU. That Innd, hnarao
croup? eunffh, that choking- aid niulna for
breath, that labored hreathlua, hsva only too
often teratoid hits! raiulia. Lockytha parnnta
wbo have Folrt'b Homkt and Tab Cohvoiid
In tbe hntuo, for 70a can ha inro that the vary
tirat doaaa will moafir the croup.
H get a bottle of Foley'i Hooey and Tar aaJ
(top beinf scared oi croop"
tfor.KT'a IIoket ami Tab CoMrrnmn enta
the thick mucua and clours awny lha iibloain.
ltopensopnndeaa08 the air pniHOfres, stoim
the atraonllng eonuh, and glvoa quiot aaay
brnathlnir, nod poucolul nloep,
Mowonilor a ana in Toxus walked IT. mlliw
to a drna autre to got t'ouci'a iloaan asu
TAntlottmcMD
K JI. Ul NN, Mldrlletnti.tla., sarai "T alwsT
rtlvo my children Foley a Uokkv AHoTAafur
croop and In every initnnce they got quick
relief and are aofo looping soundly."
Every good druirfflitiaalad to sell Foi.ar'B
IIoNbT Aso Tab Compoi.no fur all ciuiths,
ro4.-t, croup, whooping-co"Kh, bronchial and
Ja arippa eonirhs, and othnr throat and long
Ironble. It autififles every uner,ftholpa infanta,
children and grown purw.n, and it never aou.
'.aina upiatea. In Zie, Boo, 11.00 aiiea,
-ft EVERV USER 18 A FRIEND.
Jonea Drug Co.
(Adv.)
ldiilly tmisfera filed with thn conn
ty n-corder Thtiraday r aa follows:
Frederick Keler rt ux. lo Joseph A.
Sirowlirldgc, 3o.0S ai res In towiiHhtp 2
south, runge 3 vast of Wllliiiueilo 1110
rlillun; $1.
C. I. CnlkiiiH i t ttx. to W. II, lliiwley.
10 acrea In seel Ion 4, lowiiHlilp .1 south
range 1 west uf Wlllnnicttn meridian ;
$1000.
Onirics II, Moorea et ux, to Joseph
Schwartz, lot 29. Sellwood f'.nrdens;
$10.
C. A. t'aaa vi ux. lo Charles Hmlth.
tract of luud In John I', tllover donn-
tlou land clalnr.S 1.
Itenl eiitntn transfers filed Willi the
county recorder Friday arn aa follows:
J. A. Thiirm et ux. to John Strom. 45
res In hoc! Ion 2S. lowiiHlilp 1 amiih
rango i niHt of llliiiiietto meridliin;
$2475.
Rcnl pRliito trniiHfcrn filed with tho
county recorder Haturdiiy are aa follows:
Forrest K. nunlon et ux. to 'VVIIIIh
j. Dunton, tract ot land In towrtHlilp 5
south, rango 2 enst of Wlllatnctto tnur
Idlnn: $1100.
John K. DavlH ot ux. to C. II. Dyo,
50 acres In section 11, township 2
south, rango 2 earn of Wlllamctto
meridian; $100.
JohhIo Caoutrlglit I.nwrencri nt vlr.
to K. O, Camiron ot ux. G6 acres In
section 31; township 2 south, rango 3
emit of Willamette meridian; $1.
Rnnlty trnnnf(rn filed with County
Recorder Drdniun Monday nro as fol
lows :
S. R. IxidgHilon et nx. to Lydla
firoavns, lots 11. 12. Mock 17. Wil
lamette Falls ; $500.
IC. A. Onmon to James I,. McAnnlly,
30 acres In township 4 south, rango 3
cast or Willamette meridian; $800.
fiilcs M. Caldwell lo Ercssla J. Cald
well, 2.50 ncres in township 2 smith,
rnngo 1 east of Willamette meridian;
$1.
R. V. Marlinan to Fred 1. Dnnlnls
et al.. lot 1t, block 18, Windsor; $1.
Henry Ilnlgerson et ux. lo llerton A.
Kolgerson, 20 acres In section 1 town
ship S osiil.li, range 1 caHt of Wlllani
etto meridian; $10.
Ora M. I.ee to Warren P. Leo et ux..
Inid of land In section 33, township 3
south, range 1 east of Wlllatnctto meri
dian; $1.
Ned Nelson to Milton Nelson. 40
acres In section 15, township 2 south
rnngo 4 east of Willamette meridian:
$300. 1
Samuel J. Knuffman et ux. lo D. W.I
Schoek et ux 38 acres In section 35,
township 4 south, rnngo 1 east of Wll-
et tu., .1S acres, auction 35. township
I south, rniiKA 1 east of Wlllamotio me
rlillan; $10.
Mary J. Vearer to John Klclnueder
et nl.. 15 acres In section 5, township
3 south, riingn 1 west of Wlllniiii'lto
meridian; $1.
I.. I), l.ctton et ux lo Alma It. Dune
herg, 17.5,1 acres In township 6 south.
rnngo 1 east of Wllliunetto meridian;
$1750.
Charles K. Killing to Henry C,
Kriiuso et ux., lots IS. 19, Apperson'a
addition to (Hailstone; $10.
Oeorgo II. II row n et ux lo C. Diet in
et ux.. 40 acres In township 3 soulh,
range 1 east of Willamette meridian;
$:ifioo.
CiladHtono Ileal F.stiito Association
to II. II. Miller, lots 9, 10, black 74,
CIikIhIoiio; $.r,30.
Heal eslalu transfers filed with tho
county recorder Tuesday nro as fol
lows: C. J. CulllHon et ux. to E. K. Olas
cock, lot G, Multnomah Acres; $10.
William Ilnlnilg et ux., to A. II. Now.
man et ux 71.72 acres In section 19,
township 0 soulh. rnngo 2 cast of Wil
lamette meridian : $10.
A. If. Newman et ux, to Lloyd R.
Illgelow, 71.72 ncres, section 19. town-
ship (1 south, rnngo 2 east of Wil
lamette meridian; $10.
Pntrlnn Hornuulst to S. II. Iigndon,
tract of land In lot "IV" block 61, Wll
laiiiettn Tracts; $550,
Chnrles Ailiiins to William Itlddor,
tract of land In section 14, township .1
south, range 1 east west of Wlllnmctto
meridian; $800.
Heal estato transfers filed with tho
county recorder Wednesday aro as follows:
Joseph L. Foarny to J. R. Payne,
trad of land In section lfi, township 6
south, range 1 cast of Willamette morl-
dlan; $.
Ellers Piano Houso to Gnoigo L.
llnrtt. lots 1, 2, block 13, Annex addi
tion to Oregon Clly; $75.
Lloyd K. Illgelow to Ilornco Hlgnlow,
71.72 acres In section 19, township 0
soulh, nmgo 2 east of Wllliunetto meri
dliin; $.1000.
A. K. Hlggs et ux to .Toll n Hale, tract
of land In section 9, township 4 south,
rango least of Willamette meridian;
$10.
Harvey O. Ilowmnn to L. D. Lenon
ct ux 75 acres In section 20, townHhlp
5 south, rnngo 2 mst of Willametto
meridian; $850.
Ocorgo T. Parry et ol to Arthur Ilur
nelt, lot 8, block 2, Hlnniey; $500.
Kllnn II. nock wood to llobnrtson W.
Hayes, lot 22, llockwood Acres; $1000.
Portland Oregon City Railroad to
City of Mllwauklo tract of land on 35tli
lamette meridian; $10,
C. C. NofJgcr ft ux to D. W. Scrock street. Mllwnnhl,.'- ti
ot ux., 3 acres In section 35. township T. II. A. Bollwood ei ux. to Portland
4 south, rango 1 east of Willametto Oregon Clly nallroad Co., lots 1, 2,
b m o, T . '. r. -nr a t iocit4,r,ltg 25, 20, 21, blockB, Qulncy
S. N. Struble et ux. to D. W. Schrock addition to Mllwauklc; $1250.