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I ITFRARY HI AII5SF
a. W W-tlUW.
Wasfe is in Food Handling
Titus Shows Many Instances
3l l lh kn uf arllr l.(
1 'Us f.ar kmuUf .J Au.nl. n tir
BOTH BlOCa Wf It nePNISINTCO ''"' tuJIi lb Kun
..... i tU I (U iul u tiUii
IN TMh.l hour debate
AT WHIT t HOC tt. I A fani Imiij m avitaklru uf a
iffe l.a lrirl la tiii- a,m,. poi
umilJ iuk ( hi rvn. t (r anv l''t
if II At town he )! the Kn 1. 1
la h.il-al.-r
II remained ar.mn.1 h u until
lit. til Jut l-.f1.r0 rtln( He lin.l h
klUfa.tlnll tif ln4 liirrrl of bin
-IV'e bent 'n In fruit uf a uror
rt iiir lhal had n-fued to buy them
Distressing Bronchial
Coughs filing On"
and .Weaken,
Mat H-rf m4 Tm kaaJf Ik.- it J-j
-4 U-l Ike la- Ma-mi MixM.
1 1. tit It jnrr Mrr lit that , dins I from hltil. The trover had Pll
,.!. II uiiiM l. t)uj lifiixi tartan. and a middleman profit.
jihna ItnaMf h artii Item tu rum jail nf kliUh a rh.-rrfully .liar.e.l up
(ihiMiiin oic-r iim a nun ui miu- , i iim rumumrr. Whorirr atop t
IS DulCuD Blf CONCFISS r' ,v,nln ,,', " luiijk -.briber all IhU ma. hlii-rv la heo-
VHD CF LMKICPJITIOM Ell
4 li d llT, fi.unj I. at mint fiurr
!if lb $nnm er tilling hi parta j K Iim rrn.tr C.I.Min nf New York
III
If President Dot Not Act 6fof 1 '" Thrr '""i11 m,f ;,)" rrxntl a.Mrra I fur a convention
i m.ir. wi uii(ni inii ai ir.ai unr mm j in rcvitrnitta koaietie. remarked
cl.u.ko' rM. i!ua rural ramus thai Hi farmer art only 3'j rrnla on
jfaann-a t-ry dollar that the contumer !)
Tfcwr, Mraiura Will litomi
Lao Without Purine- Action
f Any Kind.
j Anmht-r frmT IIUn nrar a m- j fr hla itxmIu. l Krtrral farmra -rr
idlutn aif-l rity ami In una day anJ .lit alj lb (ottrnor baj ul th'
, ! irtoj lo warkrl a aupi'ly of ai'l'lra- II . farnu-r a ahara Iim blub.
rtil tb fomitiua (iug tb rvMiud of j No under the mlddlmm txH-oiu
AKIUMiTON. Jin. JJ JVr Bi.tr lbs arwery kturr. None of lhm avattby!
THREE ACCIDENTS
Iban lbr hour today lYraldriil U ll
aoa llatPiipdj Id a !-! that b 'o
Iba liomltnilioa bill and t teat thai b
vvto ll. vil'-d by iba kokmaa of loo
Ura nd ufflti aba pr k-d lb hi
tort at roota U Iba Wblt llou.
Tba trakra t Ub l.adr
publtrlata. aocUl aorkrra, i(udtili
aed Mbrra rrt'twiitlni maajf lntr
U la lif. Bit of Ihrm rottiredlDf
for or axatol tba library r.( ablrb
tba bill rrupa ahall b a'illr4 to
dtrtn!no tba filort of ImmlcraMa
to Nx-oma rilUcna of lb I nltJ
Ftatra.
At tba ronrlutloo of tba antuurat
IrldFot Wllaoa IbanktJ ti bia and
omo for tbrir la and aald be
would art upua the bill mu.
I'd be altna or vrtura ll by mid-
Dlchl ant Tburtdajr It ail) Wcomai
U vltbout bl tlcnattir. Tba Brl-j Or. frank Mount Narrowly Ekcapei
u.-ui uaa miiuiairti iiroccijr, Doarrrr.
GIFTS OF JOHN D.
WEEK-END RECORD TOTAL QUARTER OF
BILLION SAYS SON
LLOYD BENSON II INJURED
WHILE COASTING DOWN
TWELFTH STREET
iPifySTOAIJTO HITS STRUT CAR
TfealtUM oorrwu (katl, kkd dl
"MM mu4iiI i Ill una .
.4 bs li. imi u i.ini kk4
.tin ll.tkki aku Ti tktt nakt
ImIiM Ur a kraiiH nxiliM u It
IbU .ktaa 11. Ullokl. Ik Iktllk. r'
Mt nail kkd Uimmi diMfivar, k4 tka
lkf m k..n kiu In Uml
f.mit ll.ii itii T 1'i.arotku ika la
kliba kkMlllf i'l kuy Ul rMah a4 ut4
a-H.urf It Km la u Ik U...li.s
U J. lll l.LAtiy, t'l.,k.l.ia. kf . tikvi
"M tf . Iir ul.l, k4 t-r. kll Ii.mU
te umk) a t'lir, alMral kaa.Nild
( li.bi Kanp1UHk. I k-i. uf a ilaillar
... t. Lki a ll..n ii Tab '
M itx-tal a run, ul buuki h.,ui,
klf iaar4 hi nn. kflf
tiA Urn Aiat, ail Ik tiA I..MI. tktwl
ki lul.Uxa ouak. y..m ll.t aao
T I'M (IIWI tltor Mll.fk.-IUH ll. tut
IvvMriM IkhuwI, I ihiua lt kuaviMfuJ
tnlKIWBUHMil lh bt I III."
hii axwr ka i.Hi bay Foi kia
llii anti Ita ('..kr. inis hn-aai ut a
r oum iuna !) nk .! nM.oa UMila
! a ! Iim, kkd Ilia Ual alu U auakl
k Ik tint. lUluaa auUtilula.
avsiiy uata it a rmiao.
Jona Drug Co. (Ad.)
HM l.4.Rr) 7:7-JH; IJJl'O .
All h.o IU.7-31'; 173 mi. .
Ml ri.'f l.7.:ii:; MOW I. ,
All Ki-o r.T.7-;iK; UI'.
All hio 2J.7-.iK; If.N 11.
n I-? Ki-o . 7 - 7 - a r ; u.'.
v i. t.f m: i. i ,! i .:. (((
M: 1-4 ami m; n Buj m; j.,
i-f NW l . i .'3. i. r.; ir.ii im
i-; i.r m: i t mii.i m; 1.4 ,,fj
i-i uii.i 1. .-.' f hy 1. 1 .,.
ti.; fin.
that ba will rrto th maure br.au
ha dora not approvv of the Ill.racjr
tL
Tbrra I a cood d.al of d!cuuloo
la confmalonal rlrclra ovrr the poaal
hllltjr or rrpaaalnc the bill ovr th
prraldrnt a to, Whrn Prrldrnl Tafl
Trload an ImroiKratioB bill bocajaa of I
8Houa Injunea Portland
WnoltMlt SJltiman Hit
Bndgt Railing
ROCKEFELLER. .JR.. . TESTIFIES
THAT HIS FATHER BEGAN
GIVING EARLY
YOUNG MAN IS IGNORANT OF
ABUSES REPORTED IN HiNES
Thrr arrld. nl In Or'icon City !-'
1 twern Sunday tnomlnc and Monday I
th lltrrarjr r th arnata promptly nln, liKniiy Injurtsj two prraou I
rrpaaard It ovrr hi tto, bul a few otbr narrowly rapd. I
. . .k . ... . I Th mn.1 M..r-t.M 1 I Im I. . . .. 1 1 ) I
.ri ui iae arrkary ino-tnirua wrral " .uj.nvv. . l....u
Confarenea With "Mother Jones
Promid Curb on Opinion
Is Denied During the
Examination
Is
lau-klne. In th ooum.
Tba prmldrnt sharply called to or
dr one sprakrr at today's barln who
dlacutd Iba modrr of the oppoilns
sld. but fr!y allowed applauiw which
followed the eloaa of virtually arery
address. Tba offender was J. H. Tat
ten. repreentlnK fartnrrs' organiza
tion, who declared opponent! of the
bill deslra lo -Ruailanlie America.
Itenwn. aurd 17 year, who Uvea with
?rrtrT,,nrT?,ndM"n,Ur'U XEW Y0RK- Ja- D.
strela Itenaon wa coantlnit down . ,
Twelfth street on a bicycle Sunday ! RlH k"f'IU'r- Jr- to,i' ,oJ ,h I alt-
afternoon and at the Intersection of i" Statea commlsalon of InduMrial re-
MONEY IN FUEL
CONCERN SHRINKS
NEW YORK. Jan. !3. John D.
Rockefeller. Jr, active head of the In
tereats acquired or built up by bit
father, occupied the witness stand for
five hours today at the Inquiry being
John Adams hla bicycle slipped and latlons. which Is
ha fl at f hsnarti it,. ... A V. -
- -v-H v f iuuiiu, i ur
Ka-kV War a MM yt . Ml..a. . a. V. aft a at .
-vHw.iuui "utu i.nn iuuhu : i.. . . . ..... , .
but the Injury la confined to scalp lv " " ,uua" ua lnt ne reit
wound and minor bruises. The bicycle
lnvestlKatlnc the
to the ground. The. philanthropy foLudatl.m and is
waa not seriously damaged.
Dr. Prank Mount was the physician
who attended Benson and hlmaelf un
derwent an almost serious accident the
same day when bis automobile collided
with a car on Twelfth and Main
streets, nr. Mount was not Injured
although his car was slightly dam
aged. He waa coming down Twelfth
etrwt and was turning Into Main when
In some manner, which has not been
satiafactorly explained, the automobile
and the street car met.
The third accident occurred on Sev
enth and Main streets Monday after
noon A. T. Dwlght. a representa
tive of a Portland wholesale bouse, at
conducted here by the r ,H m ' ronlana .
rnmmu.inn La....J., ' lemPIe0 " Main street to
'"'ai ftcmiioo th. ...n.,L ,
with the result that a small portion of
the bridge railing was kneked loose
and Dwlght waa slightly bruised.
Into the great philanthropic founda
tions and the cause of industrial un
rest He underwent a rigid cross-ex
animation at the hands of Frank
Walsh, chairman of the commission.
s to the policies and actions of the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company.
Mr. Rockefeller freely admitted that
he had no knowledge concerning labor
questions, but declared he was in favor
of labor organizing and taking action
provided It kept within the law, 'leav
ing every worker free to associate
hlmel with such groups or to work
independently, as he may choose."
Charles .Freeman, of West Linn.
died at his home Wednesday morning
following an attack of pneumonia.
He was well known In Oregon City
as well aa in hla home town. He was
born November 7. 1893, and was raised
in West Linn where be resided with
bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Free
man. Besides his parents he leaves a
brother, Francis, and a sister, Mrs.
Levada McNeil, of this city.
9 He was a member of the Oregon
City football team In 1912.
The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon.
MUCH ADLER I-KA USED
IN OREGON CITY
It Is reported by the Jones Drug
Company that much Adler-l ka Is sold
In Oregon City. People have found
out that ONE SPOONFUL of this
simple buckthorn bark and glycerine
mixture relieves almost ANY CASE
of constipation, sour or. gassy stom
ach. It is so powerful that it Is used
successfully in appendicitis. ON"K
MINUTE after you take It the gasses
rumble and pass out. It Is perfectly
safe to use and cannot gripe.
ARMY FLEES FROM
MEXICAN CAPITAL
CITY is AT STANDSTILL AND
MOST BUSINESS HOUSES
ARE CLOSED
justified m placing the amount of
money his father had devoted to phil
anthropy at 1250 000.000.
The bulk of thia sum, he said, hud
been turned over to the Rockefeller
Foundation, the University of Chicago,
the General Educational Board and the
Rockefeller Intltute for Medical Re-
search.
John D. Rockefeller, his son said,
has been making gifts of money since
his early boyhood. The witness had
no data In his possession which would
show "bow much more the world
would have benefited" If this $250.-
000,000 had been given to labor in in
creased wages.
Mr. Rockefeller announced after the
hearing was adjourned late today that
when he concluded hla testimony be
fore the commission he would have a
conference with "Mother" Jones, the
aged labor organizer, regarding condi
tions among the workers In Colorado.
WILSONVILLE.
Ml I Mm Murray uncut Saturday
and Sunday vUttlna rvlam her.
Mr. . W. tlraham and children
viaiiisi at th home of Mr. and Mr
M. C. YounaT Sahmtav and Mtin.lMW
Mr. Mallory. of Junction City. Is
landing a hort Km at the horn of
her alutrr. Mr. J. peter.
Mr. Rutherford starlrd on Tuesday
fr Hint. Michigan, where she will
vllt hr father.
Mr, pill, the popular hota of the
t ottag hotel, left on Tu.lay for a
ix wea k visit at h. r horn In Itork
Island llllnol. MIm Kllsabeth Hrobt
will uwrtnti'nd everything for the
hotel during Mr PHI abaenre, which
ill lnure excellent management.
A number of vllln. resident a will
attend the ojien meeting of the Grange
at Stafford on Saturdnv.
The oyter supper, given by the La
dle Aid at Hood View on Tudy
nignt. was well attended.
Mr. Joe Thornton will leave for
hana City soon, to visit her father
who I III.
Mia Pat I, of Corral Creek echool
pent Saturday and Sunday at her
home In the Roo City.
Mr. Gray ha bivn visiting Mr.
Aubrey Wood and other friend hero
A number of the friends of Mlas
Itowman gavo her i surprise party on
Thursday evening,, to celebrate her
birthday.
Supervisor Hrenton Vedder waa In
Wllsonvllle on Wednesday, and vlalt'ed
some of the school n this vicinity on
Thursday.
The lecture of Professor Stafford of
the University of Oregon faculty, giv.
en on Friday evening, was very much
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs, Chas. Ridder spent several days
last week at Newberg. Her former
home.
Wllsonvllle young people attended
the basket ball game on Tuesday even
ing at Hood View.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron MacConnell and
Ponnle Drown visited Wend In Sher
wood on Saturday.
Mrs. M. C. Young entertained the
members 6f tho Wllsonvllle -300" cluh
and other friends on Saturday after
noon, In honor of Mra. Porrls Young.
At the close of the game, Mrs. Andy
Hassclbrlnk was awarded the prize
for the highest score. A very elabor
ate and delicious collation was served
In cafeteria style. Out of town guests
present upon this hnppy occasion were
Mrs. W. W. Graham and children;
Miss Helen Murray, of Portland, and
l-J of M: .4 n ii. H
I-? fee Itlll.lMl
MV J-4 f S W1.4 N f !-". II':
10.
ii f M' i. I nn. I W I." i.n.1
NW I nf SK . mill H .5 ..
si: i.i s.v ;i . v -1 1 : i no mi
l-J of S .j Her l-.l-H!; IHn Ift
1: 1-:' nii.i i: i.j f w i.j nil, .w
1. 1 i f X W 1. 1 nn.) MV I t of MV
l-l rW 1 1 - -1 1 ; a;iu
X l-J of X i.j ii i,. HI' l. n f M;
i-i ami m. 1. 1 of mv , Hee
i.t-:i.u:; ttij.vy
Si: l-l Hei JV3.4I-:; I3J.H0.
Si: . of M'. I.I Sep JU-.l-IK;
r i if ..ii.
X I J an.LX I.J ofsW I.I n.M
1. 1 Kc .11-1 fK; IJ.M0.
All K..H :in.i.r.i ; im.&o. .
All Mo I I M ; f d (in.
s l.j of M: I t aii.l X I.J o( hV
l-l nn.f hV I I of hU mii.I
NW l-t cf Ml I i in,,! ., , j,
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si: i-i of m: i i ami m: 1.1 .,(
NW l-l itiul X l-J uii.l !tU I nml
.1 rie.t ft. r.f ; r,.l I I.
ll H.r 7.IM ; III? '.Ml.
Ml Ni- tl I Ii ; Ml l-t.
W l-J of NK 1.1 uii.l V I ? of
NW 1.4 n.l M' I.I of NW I I
nii.i h .j h. i' I i-i M , ill.' in
1 1 .. H-i-51 : 17.' no.
1 1 .'7 Nil
.'JI :rt
1 1 fill on.
1'iiri id
of
l-J of
MEXICO CITY, Jan. 27.-Provlsion
al President Garza and his govern
ment left the capital early today for
Luernavaca, where a new seat of gov
ernment win be established.
The last contingents of the army of
evacuation were hurrying through the
streets late today. The army of "be
cupatlon lingers on the outskirts of
the city, but Is expected to enter soon
ine National Palace, the federal
leiegrapn and postofflce and other
government establishments are closed.
The incoming Carranza forces are
commanded by General Alvarado, ex.
post commander here. When they
enter the city it is expected some sort
of government will be established.
The price of foodstuffs has soared
beyond the reach of the needy. The
supply of food is very low In the city
ana unless the railway line to Vera
Cruz is opened soon it Is believed
there will be much suffering.
FIVE CENTS PROVES IT.
A Generous Offer. Cut out this ad
enclose with 5 cents to Foley & Co..
Chicago, III., writing your name and
address plainly, and receive a free
trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs, colds and croup ;
Foley's Kidney Pills, for kidney and
bladder complaints, backache, pains in
Joints, rheumatism; and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thorough
ly cleansing cathartic try all three for
6 cents, the cost of mailing. Sold by
Mr. Rockefeller and "Mother" Jones
snook hands and talked over the com- Mrs. Mallory, of Junction City,
ing conference in the room In the city
hall in which the commission Is con
ducting the inquiry.
The commission dug deeply Into the
charges that the Colorado Fuel & Iron
company controlled politicians in the
mining districts; furnished deputy
sheriffs with firearms when trouble
seemed Imminent, and paid them sal
aries; controlled utterances of minis
ters; exercised power of removal from
pulpits, and maintained a benevolent
absolutism in the appointment of
school teachers. To most queries
along this line Mr. Rockefeller said
that if such conditions existed he did
not know of It.
, 8TOP THAT COUGH NOW
When you catch Cold, or begin to
Cough, the first thing to do Is to take
Dr. Dell's Pine-Tur-Honey. It pene
trates the linings of the Throat and
Lungs, and fights tho Germs of the
Disease, giving quick relief and natural
healing. "Our whole family depend
on Pine-Tar-Honey for Coughs and
Colds," writes Mr. E. Williams, Ham
ilton, Ohio. It always help. 25c at
your drugglHt. (Adv.)
OREGON CITY LOSES
AND WINS DEBATE
TEAM DEFEATED AT HOME BUT
REPRESENTATIVE AT NEW
BERG ARE VICTORS.
(Adv.) I Jones Drug Co.
(Adv.)
MUST BE CLIPPED NEATLY
THE MORNING ENTERPRISE
SHOWER OF GOLD CAMPAIGN
ORGANIZATION COUPON
GOOD FOR 10 VOTES
For -
Lodge, 8chool, Church or other erganization.
Void after February 1st, 1915.
DO NOT ROLL OR FOLD
Oregon City High school was ollm
inated from tho Oregm Stato Del aline
league when It lost a Judges' decision
In a debate with Salem High school
Thursday evening. Oregon City pre
sented the affirmative side of the gov
ernment ownership of railroads quee
tion. The Oregon City negative team
debated at Newberg and won a two
to one decision.
The trlangular.8yste.-i is uned in the
league and, as Salem reeclved a unani
mous decision at home, the capital
city school leads the triangle with five
points, having won two of the Judges
decisions here.
Salem's representatives were Otto
Paulus, Miss Batrlce Walton, and Vic
tor Dradlson, while Oregon City was
! represented by Milton Miller, Myrtle
young and Edward 8heehan. The
Judges here were C. E. Speuce, of the
Oregon Law School; N. C. French, of
the Portland Young Men's Christian
association, and Charles Romlg of Ore
gon City. Misses Naomi Armstronc
ana Katnenne rraeker aank a duet.
i J. E. Hedges, who acted aa chairman,
made a short talk.
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
(Continued from page 6.)
M 1-4 of NK 1-4 and S 1-2 of
ftfc. Sec 2JM-3E; $30.00.
S 1-2 of NE 1-i and SE i-4 Sec
31- .-3E; 895.59. ,
N 1-2 of N !-2 and NW 1-4 of SW
1-4 Sec 33-4-3E; 81 00.44.
S 1-2 of NE !-4 nnd E 1-2 of SE
1-4 Sec 1-5-3E: 2080.
SW 1-4 of NW 1-4 and NW 1-4 of
5W 1-4 and S 1-2 of SW 1-4 Rac
S-5-3E: 843.40.
INJ'. 1-4 of NE 1-4 and SE 1.4 of
im Wl-4 and NE i-4 of SW 1-4
and N 1-2 of SE 1-4 and SE 1-4
of SE 1-4 Lot 3 Soc 7-5-3E; $101.
22. E 1-2 and E 1-2 of W 1-2 Sen i 1.
5-3E; 886.40.
N 1-2 and NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and
S 1-2 of SW 1-4 and SE 1-4 Sec
13-5-3E; $138.60.
N 1-2 of NW 1-4 Sea 17.5.3E:
NE 1-4 and E 1-2 of NW 1-4 Sec
21-5-3E; $33.41.
N 1-2 and E 1-2 of SW 1-4 and SE
1-4 Sec 23-5-3E: i97.20.
r.ot 1, Sec 31-5-3E; $17.91.
NE 1-4 of NE i-4 Sec 7.A-.1E:
$13.81.
S 1-2 of NW 1-4 and N 1-2 of SW
1-4 Sec 17-6-3E; $16.94.
E 1-2 of NE 1-4 Sec 19-6-3E: $8.-
I t of NW 1. 1 nn. I tut 3 H.-e
ii-ii-h:: 110.23.
I i'l 1 hei 3.1-IK: 16. 10.
NW l-l of SW l-l and S
f I.I See -l.lKr
NW I.I of XI' .4 nn,! E I.?
XV 1.4 nii.i o See- T.I.IK
173 17.
Si: l-l of SE I.I nnd lot 7. H, 0
io niiii 1 1 n.. w-t.ti:: 7 trt
SW l-l of NK . rVr, 1 1. 1. IE
M 96.
K I.J Sec 13-LIE; J.?5.
S 1-JofXE I.i mid SE 1-lofSW
-I Ev. J A. and lot 4 Hep 15-1-IE;
f M7.00.
w . of NV 1. 1 nn.l X l-J of
s " l-l nml SE l-l of sv i.i nn.l
l-J t.f SE 1.4 on,! I..N I. 4, 0 7,
n. M-P 17-1. IK; $105 66.
SW 1-4 ml SW l. of SE l-l Sec
J l-l-IE; $11. HO.
vv I.I of NE 1. 1 and E I.J of
s l-l nnd XE . of SE 1. 1 nnd
S I.J of SE 11 Sen J3-4.1E; $6H
All Sco jr.-l.IE; I! 10.50.
All Sec J7.I-IE: $ I !.((..
SW 1.4 of XE l-l nnd XE . ,f
.W l-l ii iid XE l-t of sV I.I
nml N .J of SE 1.4 nnd SW 1-4
of SE !-l Sec JIM-IK; $79.00.
XE l-l of XE I.I nml XE . of
NW . nnd S l-J of SW l-l mid
E l-J of SE l-l Sec 31-1. IE;
$13.30.
All Sec 33-1-4E: $I0J.40.
W l-J Sec 35-4-IE; $10.00
All Sec I-5-IE; $60.30.
All Sec 3-3-IE; $HI.I3.
All Sec 5-5- IE; $1113.
All Sec 7-5-IE; $71 II.
All Sec 9-5-IE; $12.00.
All Sec II-5-IE; $550.91.
All Sec 13-5. IE; $IOOH.5I.
SW l-l of XE l-l nnd S 1-2 of
XW l-l and SW l-l nnd XW .
of SE 1-4 mid l.its J. 3. 4. 5. 6 and
7 Sec I5-5-4E; $855. 9J.
All Sec I7-5-4E: $312.91.
All Sec I9-5-4E: $50.05.
X i-2 Sec 2I-5-4E: $561.60.
All Sec 23-5-4E; $81861.
All Sec 25-5-4E; $105.73.
S 1-2 and lots 1 lo 12 Inc. See I-0-4K;
$56.25.
S 12 and lots 1 lo 12 inc. Sec
3-6-4E; $56.25.
All Soc 9-6-4E: $18.00.
All Sec I1-6-4E; $18.00.
S 1-2 Sec 33-0-4E: $35.25
S l-J of X 1.2 and SW 1.4 nm
XW'I-I of SE 1-4 and lot I. 2
.1, ami I Sec 5-7-4E: $32 00.
K 1-2 of XE 1-4 nnd SE I.I of
NW 1-4 and E 1-2 of SW 1-4 am
Sh l-l and lots J, 3 and 4 Sec 7
7-4 E; $10 00.
All Sec 9-7-lK: $48.00.
X 1-2 and X 1-2 of S 1-2 Sec 15-
7-4E; $36.00.
All Sec I7-7-4E; $18.00.
All Sec 19-7-4E; $53.63.
X 1-2 and W 1-2 of SW 1-4 Sec
2I-7-4E; $30.00.
X 1-2 and SW 1-4 Sec 29-7-4E;
fc 1-2 and lots I, 2, 3 and 4 Sec
7-8-4E; $143.75.
N 1-2 of NE 1-4 and NW 1-4 Sec
25-1-5E; $46 08-
XW 1-4 of NE 1-4 and NE 1-4 of
i-4 nnd SW 1-4 of SW 1-4
All Seo 5..fi:
ll h0 n-i.r.i
All Sec IIM.M-
All Heo JI-IM:
Ml Sec r.. f.E
XE I.I Sec J7-1-M.; I.MO 60
H I.J of X .j nnd XW l-l
XW I.I Heo JiM f.E; ,3 M0.
All Seo 3I.I-5E; $J.Mi.
NE l-l mid X I J of si; . mid
M 3 mid I Sec .'li-l-M'; $.'197. 35.
All Seo 29-l.rtE; ni 76.
All Sep 3l-.6l: 1171 HI
HW I.I Heo .'ll-l-rtE; $137 MH.
All Seo I.J.6E; $.'f.3 IK.
All Heo 3-J-6E; $773.76.
All Sec 3.J-6E; $1 It 96
E I.J mid E l-J of XW l-t nnd
m. I I or sw l-l nnd lot I. J. 3.
I Seo 7-2-61:; $7161.
All Seo 9.J-0E; $76 MO.
All Seo I .J. (IE; $..i)7 60
All Seo I3-J.6E; $168 N.
All Seo I3-J-6E; $90. 1 J.
X l-J mid E I.J of HW l-t and
SE l-l Heo I7-J-6E: $M6 76.
S I.J of XE Ll nnd HE l-l of XW
l-l nn.l X I.J of HE l-l mid lot
. mid 3 Sec I9-J-6E: $.10.09.
S l-J of XE l-l mid S I.J of HW
I.I a ll I HE l-l Seo JI-J-CE: $77..
10.
X I.J nml X I.J of 8 I.J nn.l SW
l-l of SW 1. 1 Sec J3.J-6E: $120..
70.
SE
SE I.I Sec J5-r-6E; $168 00.
All Seo J7.2-6E; $JI7 .'IN.
All Seo J9-J.6E; $ 1 66 HM,
All Seo 3I-J.6E; $86 10.
All Seo .'I.I.J.rtE; INwIHI.
All SoO.33.J-6E: $1 10.38.
S l-J of X .J ml SW I.I nml ..
I. J. 3 nnd 4 Seo I-I-6K; $13 .J0.
All Seo 3-I-6E; $57 60.
All Seo 5-I.6E: $37.60.
All Sec 7-t-ilE; $57 60.
All Sec 9-1.6E; $57 60.
All Sec II.I-0E; $63 00.
W l-J Sec 13-1. 6E; $.'8 HO.
All See l5-t-6E; $57 60.
All Sec I7-1-6E; $37.6(1.
All Sec I9-I-6E; $69 60.
All Seo JI.I-6E: $1 16.10.
E l-J of NE l-l and lots I mid 2
See J3-1-6E; $17.70.
XW I.I Sec J7.I-6E: It 1.10.
All Sec J9-I.6E; $U6 85.
.m; I.I of S V.t nml X l-J of
SE l. nml Iota 3. 4. 5, 0 mid 7
M'c ai-l-rtE; $16 65.
MV l-l nml X l-J of SW I.I nml
ol I and 2 Sec 33-4-6E; $27.30.
All Sec 7-J-7E: $1 18.56.
All Seo I9-J-7K; $87.21.
All Seo 3I-J-7E: $JI3.68.
E l-J of W l-J nnd lots I, J. 3 mid
t .sec 7-3-7E; $26.43.
I.I ami M M i f HW l4 r .
f.-.il'; tiU lo. , , , , , . ,
lln.iiin Newell NW -4 nf tip
. Heo I -5. .IE; $ VO
hut I, I Knrti . hW l. of SE 1. 1
Heo l.fi .il'; 5 ;'
Win fti-l.f l- M J of HW 1.4 Heo
l.-:iE; III 70.
I'linliiio Miller - NE I.I of hV l-l
See 1.1-5. Jl ; $7 '.'II
I. din I id k., mi - XW 1-4 of HW
I t nml HW l-l of HW I.I Hen '.'..
3. .ll.; II I JO
I' i; hootl X l-t hrc ;9-tf 3E;
Mill.
I i.ill.eil.on NW l-l of NW l-l
2f I IE;
I5-4-2E; $11.50.
I) Ii Shaffer XE 1-4 of NW i-4
Sec I5-4-2E; $15.87.
A 1'mernon NE ..t of SE i-4
sen 1 3-5-2 E; $11.74.
i A 1'iitoi'Non Nw 1-4 of BE 1-4
nnd lot 3 Soo I3-5-2E; $12.99.
1-2 of N 1-2 and S Wl-4 and N
NW
Sec 29-1-5E; $39.00.
S 1-2 of SW 1-4 Seo 33-1-5E;
$2712.
S 1-2 of NE 1-4 and S 1-2 Seo 35-1-5E;
$70.44.
NE 1-4 and SE 1-4 of SW i-4 and
NE 1-4 of SE i-4 and S 1-2 of SE
1-4 Sec 1-2-5E; $41.40.
Lot 5 Sec 7-2-5E: 86.59.
NE 1-4 and E 1-2 of SE 1-4 See '
13-2-5E: $34.86. M
NE 1-4 and N 1-2 of NW 1-4 ami Mnry
SW 1-4 of NW i.i nml NW I.i 1
of SW 1-4 and NW 1-4 of SE i-4
and S 1-2 of SE 1-4 Seo 15-2-DE;
N(J.UIJ.
SW 1-4 of NE 1-4 and E 1-2 of
NW 1-4 Seo 19-2-5E; $78 40.
NW 1-4 of NE 1-4 and N 1-2 of
NW i-4 and SW 1-4 of NW 1-4
Sec 23-2.BE: 85H .80.
N 1-2 of NE 1-4 and S 1-2 of SW 27-50
1-4 ana sis 1-4 of UK 1-4 Seo 27-N Nautinusor NE 1-4 of SE i-4
Z-BE: $58.00. Sec 25-0-2E: $10.40.
l!'.NX ?'4 NVV 1-4 and 8 1-2 r n F McLonoy SW 1-4 Seo 33-6
NW 1-4 Sec 31-2-5E; $45.20. 2E; $48.38.
nwT.i .h yV-iTAV,-S! A'Pha Cormnn-E 1-2 of SW 1-4
09in ' 800 7-3-3E; $59.02-
All Sec 1-3-5E: $337.44. APno Cormon SW 1-4 of SW 1-4
All Sec 3-3-5E: $100.43. hec 7-3-3E; $34.43
SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 and
7-3-5E; $00.30
mid K I.J of XW I.I Heo
17 t.'
I. din It..) ens H W I t of hW 1-4
eo J.'M ; Sill 67.
i dm it ... m: i t i f xw i.i Heo
-M-'.'-ti:; $:t. on.
I I' Pun -XW I I of XE 1,4 Heo
:'.'.. '.'.IE; I'.'.'l 63
Ho. inn CI iik - XE l-t of XW l-t
See J3-J-IE. I.'I.'.'S.
Mike Helti- HW l-l of XW l-l
See J5.J.IE; I6 J3.
I'ditl 1'unv.eN M. . of NW I.I
Seo 23.J.IK; $ J I MM.
Jo ll.itimiM -HW I t of m; i.i
S.o 35.J tE; $11 21.
Alonm liik'-XE l-l of XE I.I
See 1-3-41": 116 05.
J I' llu.k - XW l-l of NE 1-4 Heo
1-3-tl'; $16 Mil.
I en Wills- V .J of XW I I Heo
25-3-41:; $26 51.
H It Surface -XE I I of NE I.I
Sec I.I-IE; 0 .13.
Clinrle iirie.-HE l-l of NE I.I
mid XE l-t of HE l-l Hoc 114-4
E; 116 61.
Andrew Selioller - HW 1.4 of XW
l-l Sec II. ME: I8H8
John llnmelyn XE 1-4 of HW l-l
mid XW l-l of HE I.I Sec ll-M
E; $.l.5ii.
Win l.iiimu-SE 1.4 of SW 1-4
mid I.. I J Sec I l-l. IE; $1100.
J.-hti Krneiner - E l-J of XW l-l
a.., I W I fl ..f Wll' a I u... ana t
N I.J of XI. . mid SW l-l nml i;. 7 n
1-4 Of SI'. . mid S I.I Of I I. ,1m, kr V !.. VH' 1 I
See I.I. ME; $jii on.
J Crolher.-W l-J of SE 1-4 Hoc
1 5. 1. IE; $31.23.
C I'ooriiuiti S .J of XW 1-4 See
JI-l-IE; $IH.J0.
John Meiriek - E l-J of XE l-l
Sec 23. . IE; $33'I8.
II I Mitluiro -SW l-l of XE .
mid SE l-l of XW l-l Sec 23-1-1
I'; I;' moo.
W E Myora-SW I.I of XW l-l
Seo 23-1-IE; $12 00.
J F Sin kl. a -XW I.I of RE I.I
Sec J.'M-IE; $10 50.
W M Ileal- SE l-t of XE l-l Sec
29. ME; $10 0.
11 lliltlniT- SW l.t of SW I.I Seo
29. 1. IE; $16.10.
J. II. Ilalleiil SE I.I of XW I.I
Seo 31-t.lE; $8 00.
J II ll.ill.nl -SW l-t of SE 1-4
Seo 31. 1. IE; IH.00.
E J Winter -XE 1. 1 of NE l-l
mid SE l-t of XW I.i and X l-J
of HW l-t Sec 29-1 -RE; $27 60
llernard Motlowii-X 1-2 of SW
l-l nml SW l-t of SW 1.4 mid
XW i.i of HE 1.4 Sec I-2-5K;
$20.88.
Oinnnn A Arnient All Sec 3-2-f
E; $84.00.
I., I.,. I . ii . I vt. a .
V I ..r vv i .... 111 inn 1 " oi ,ir, i-t nmi
I. I -- of w 1-2 mid ol I. 2. 3. i i r vf a i vi. a ...
nn.l l e.. in i.if, .... .. ' ' '.'-' " 'i
vi- . . . J,.; . .' T", ", N W I- nnd XW . of NW I.i
M; - of MV -S"c 10-3-1 W; sec II.2-5E; $48.00
iVt 1 Sec "5 o iv. n- T " """'I1" N'K I-i of SE 1-4 Sou
..A.7. S' T J'"S:3K ' I5-2-5E: $9 60.
tiitl t.tiN A (JAI.II'l) INIA n II ii a i.. c. .
4 Sec I7-2-5E: $6.72.
CnHpor Ardiiner SE 1-4 of SW .
I Sec I7-J-5E; $6.72.
F W IIikIhkhii E 1-2 of SW l-l
nnd XW l-l of SW I-i and W
1-2 of SE l-l Sec I9-2-5E; $128..
I) Sohcrner W 1-JofSW l-l Sec
2I-2-5E; $32 00.
X E Do.tKf-SE i. of NE . ami
NE l-l of SE l-l Soo 25-2-BE;
$21.60.
V I.ehninn NE I.I of RW 1-4
nnd NW 1-4 of SE l-l Son 27.2.
5E; $22.10.
E W Hoi,!, N .2 0f ,K .4 Sro
33-2-5E; $22.40.
Josoidi Schniltl S 1-2 of NE 1-4
Sec 33-2-5E; $22.40.
Htinir...! T .....I n n..k . .
?A -4-0f -4 S'H NW' l-t m.d N T-2 oTsW I
and SE l-t of SW 1-4 Seo 33-2-5
E; $52.80.
I J Eraser S -2 0f NE 1-4 and
NW 1.4 of SE 1.4 and lot 1 and
2 Seo. 5-3-5E; $30.00.
I) J EniHorSE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Seo
ri-.-i-riic; o.oo.
LANDS t'XDElt COXTIIACT
A lilmiclinrd XW 1-4 nnd SE 1-4
Sec 19-3-1 w ; $29.25.
hummer XE 1-4 of SW l-l
Sec ll-l-IE; $12.00.
Joiin locly NW l-t of XW I.I
Seo 13-6-1 E; $7.00.
Charles Wallers XW l-t of SW
i-4 Spc I-3-2E; $17.27.
Win. M. Morris XE 1.4 of NE
1-4 ami NW l-l of NE 1-4 Sen 11.
4-2E; $25.88.
I) I. Palno SW 1-4 of NE 1-4 and
w i-t of NW 1-4 and SE 1-4 of
NW 1-4 and XW 1-4 of SE 1.4
sec ti-t-2E; $81.20-
W J Evans XE 1-4 of XW 1-4 Sec
II-4-2E; $23.35.
Sinton I'aino SW I-i of NW 1-4
sec ! I-1-2E; $20.22.
.4 of SW 1.
SliVhlas-NE 1-4 of SW sec-!",1.? "
.4 See 7-0-2E; $10,00. Joh lClU-HU2 of SW
Henry Kepliart NW 1-4 of SW
1-4 Sec 7-0-2E; $14.03.
C Covey SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 Soc 7-
6-2E; $10.03. '
J K Bnslior NE 1-4 of NE 1-4 Sec
I7-0-2E; $5.00.
Paul Veilh SE 1-4 of SW 1-4 ami
SW i-4 of SE 1-4 Seo 19-0-2E:
1-4
1-4
1-4
seo u-3-SK; $12.00.
1. Swohodn E 1-2 of NW 1-4 Soo
1 5-3-5 E; $10.00.
!' Ahnerl NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 and
SW 1.4 of NW 1.4 Seo 15-3-5E;
$11.25.
N School S 1-2 of SW 1-4 Seo
i&-:i-rE; $12.75.
II P School SW 1-4 of NW i-4
Seo 23-3-5E; $5.10.
J P School NW 1-4 of SW 1-4
Soc 23-3-5E; $5.10.
OoorKO flutman NW 1-4 of NE
1-4 Seo 3I.3-5E; $6.00.
OoorKo Out man -S 1-2 of SW 1-4
Seo 33.3-5E; $13. 20.
W II Bryant S 1-2 of NW 1-4 and
lots .1 mwl A Rnn 5 I lf, ion on
S 1-2 Sec rE KellyNW 1-4 and W 1-2 of J V DeterSE 1-4 of SW 1-4 and
a5!', hi nd lot 3 800 -3-3E; SW 1-4 of SE 1-4 Soo 3-4-5E
The Oregon City team at Newberg
was composed or Alvln Welveslch,
Miss Shirlie Swallow and Earl Pad
dock. Superintendent F. J. Tooie ac
companied the local delegation. Mrs.
H. 8. Cartlidge coached the Oregon
City teama.
Ail sec 3-7-3E; $45.60
aii sec 5-7-3E: 166.24
sw 1-4 of NE 1.4 and E 1-2 of
W 1-2 and NW t-inf SF. 1-i and
1-2 OI SE i.i nnd lota i . 2. 3
ana sec 7-7-3E; $37.70.
All Sec 9-7-3E: 86.08.
N 1-2 and SW 1-4 and NW 1-4 of
bK 1-4 Sec 11-7-3E; $37.44.
All Sec 13-7-3E; $46.92.
NE i-4 and 8 1-2 of SW 1-4 and
SW 1.4 of SE 1-4 Sec 15-7-3E;
$20.84.
N 1-2 Of NE 1- and RW I.i of
NW 1-4 and SW 1.4 and S 1-2 of
K 1-2 and S 1-2 of NW 1-4 and N m.wu. 8t2 nn.
1-2 of SW 1-4 Sec 9-3-5E; $72.00. w (J Lockharl SE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Jacob Schmlrll Sw i.i r kit i i
All Sec 11-3-5E; $400.16. Soc 3-4-3E; $38.35. and lot. 2 Rno. Bi.nK. tm ,
All Sec 13-3-5E; $689.01. Ada 8 Ilraden NW 1-4 of SE 1-4 John ClalTev SW I.i nf nw i i
NE 1.4 of NE 1-4 and 8 1-2 of "0 9-4-3E; $20.80. and Lot 4 fi,,c. r..ir.w. tii si
NE 1-4 and N 1-2 of SW 1-4 and E Hansen NW 1-4 of NE 1-4 I J W Powell N i.o Jbbi.'b,.
5-4-5E; $13.20.
II M White N 1-2 of SW 1-4 Seo
5-4-5E; $13.20.
Unknown A parcel of land in
Lot Whltcomb D L C; $5.25.
Multnomah Central Railway Co.
3 acres Sec 20-1-4E; $2-63.
Multnomah Central Railway Co
1.48 acres Seo 26.i.AV.- tenr.
4 Of SE 1-4 See I Mullnnmnh Ponl-m t)ll..... n
SE 1-4 Sec 21-3-5E; $45.90. 23-4-3E; $19.00. 5.07 acrc Soo 35-1-4E-$5 25
E 1-2 and E 1-2 of SW 1-4 and - .","dN.:.1-4 of Nw u See Multnomah Contral Railway Co
NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 and SW 1-4 of :r'-"t' "'""'. 3.84 acres Seo 2-2-4E: $2.60.
SW 1-4 Sec 23-3-5E; $71.40. V o?.ro.o i)CockSI:' Ul Sec 25- Mullnomah Central Railway Co.
All Sec 25-3-5E; $143.85. f0;9?- . . . 1.52 acrcB Sec 2-2-4E: $1.30.
All Sec 27-3-5E; $126.49. ii, , ,?1 I0"80" h l'2 r Multnomah Centra Railway Co
a u . ' 4',z- 3 0 ocrcH Sno 11-2-4E; $2.44
SE 1-4 Sec 15-3-5E; $52.83. and lot 1 Sec 11-4-3E; $37.38.
N 1-2 of NE 1-4 and SE 1-4 of SE 11 JMschonhorfrcr Lots 2 and 3
1-4 Sec 17-3-5E; $15.10. snc 11-4-3E; $19.83.
NW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and S 1-2 of B Brail ieNW 1-4 of N Wl-4
SW 1-4 and SW 1-4 of SE I.i Sec Sec 13-4-3K: $27.00.
19-3-5E: $19.64. Ii T Elon NE 1-4 of NW 1-4 See.
NE 1-4 Of NE i-4 and W 1-2 of Z3-4-3K: $20.30.
E 1-2 and SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 and ft A Ptiffh NE 1-4 of SE 1-4 Soc
p 7,t bV i ... a n o K 1-2 and SE 1-4 of NW 1-4 and " J'fffi NK
Ree i 7 l I08 l' 2 3' an J NE i-4 of SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 and 23-4-3E; $17.00.
i. 1"7,"3-E,.0;0,8,- I SW 1.4 of SW 1-4 and SE 1-4 of Piffh-NW
S 1-2 of Nl
N 1-2 and NW i-4 of NW R'0'bert MartinS i of
N 1-2 of SW 1-4 and SE gL0J ,33 TsF- To 21 "
NW 1-4
of SW 1.4
1-4 and
1-4 of SW
t I r 11 r n rn. a-n a
1- oec .-j-or.; e.z.ou. Sec 33-4-3E: HOKi
N 1-2 of NW 1-4 and SW 1-4 of I II Kintr Lot 1 Sen t-R.ip. ii 00
it... a a . et.ir a . . . . . I -. - '
rv 1- biiu ow I- OI BW 1-ilJ MCUOna hi I.Ola .1 OnH i Boo
j o a m r.-. . I . - -" . u.v
anu a -i 01 be, i- tsec l-3-a.; 1-5-3E; $10.53.
ti. DO.
Mrs M C Newell-SE 1-4 of NWjjan. 151h, lois'
Multnomah Contral Railway Co
100 ft of R of W in lot 4 of block
"J". The Blufr: 1.40.
V. J. WILSON,
-Sheriff.
By E. C. IIACKETT. nennlv
Dated at Oregon City, Oregon,