6
oitKnox city kntkkimiisk. i'imhav. .iim.v k;. im.v
ON BUILDING AT i&&zmm AKEDTO'iGAHElilSIS 10118
htp 4 MHjlti. ran I eal of lbs tl ,
Uii.i lii- hi. ri Inn. 1.
W M Uatmn rl ut and J W. Wat I MONUS
McAROLE JOINS PORT-
aon rt lit.. I Jans K Thai bef, K
LAND At SHORTSTOP.
BITWItN WOO AND O00 VISIT
eXMlHIT OAlLV - LOGAN
BERRY JUICE SAMPLED
OREGON lll'II.IHMi. Panama I'i
rlflr Ktoa!tlon. July 13 -The normal
attendants at I lie Orr.n (.uiLIiiik
ranitr arniii.i) a.Ono to fi.i' '0 a il.iv. oi l
about I he lams as the arrs iU.I .
attendance al Ihs San lui-yo rtpol
lion. Monday ummlly alma a the;
miialliat rrowd am! Ttiurwlay and J"rt
Pacid Caitl Lf)v.
Kan Klam'lM i
j. Anj.l.-t
Kjll lake .
Portland
Oakland
Vrrnon
all
:.:t
in)
(W
(11
IM
of I'll- H. K of ki-lloii . anl ths.
wet Id acrea of lbs K W. of -j
) Hi n I. lownthip 3 .uth, ran? I wed
of ihs W lllamrtle mmnian. . n-a'
E In all, lu ,
II W. II. .1.1.11 rl lit l J J Filler
klit. ("1 ai-isa In His J H liil.- II ;
! I.. . No M. onhip 2 xMiih raiu'"!
I rati of I hi' WllUnirtts inett.lian; .
fid
V K. ItoUin iii I'. W. Na.iiiian et
, lli ai rra in ti lion i.m nn.i
15 aouih. rams I rl of Ihs Willani-
rlli- meridian; II '
Hi-Hi rttats Iralitfr-ra filed with I'm
IIUIHIII l IllfHU ! I 1...IIW-.H" ' '4 fla ' .... .1
. ....l.l.M wn.ll-.t.. I.1M.IV MM1M fall I
day Ihs brut, though Hatuidv anJj ' mn wrrs wurd la Ian..-!? ri'inil
u I .......... 1. 1.. . I .1 .. . I ..l I
runway mrv iiiifliia...; a v uj. , - .
Sjtorda). Nlm-rii ii anil thru
o'clock. T entered Iha ftont door of
Ihs Orsnn bulldm-. During Ihs uiu
POIITI-WO. Ors. July II - Fits In
I a. i It.s mors of todat'a ill (.'.it of
Ihs lUati-r I') Ids Hi-ala In Ihs fit. I
full gams of Ihs Tti'. A Uih .v
Ihs fi-l In Ihs rltliih In hlrb Ihns
j lallsil. fii.l!r I
iii'i I. anil a p'lilir tool
t.Un ia .i- ihrt.an ..' if .
' an. i,n Cu hi Mo A r.)l.'
.M nia.rr Wallrr M ' r. tl r.Ji'
Km y hr.i .1.1 r, hu h Irs.i ini i'r
ti aT iloon Hi cis, for a Mm on .ins of
Ihs .a)ri. iai.li if. omiiirii.i'.
I lull Iwrnnsy, fitrnirr i' '"t ttif 'l..-r
! nui M.irriiis lu-d r r.i.'.l n.u. ii f.u
ianr)'a ork In His ol.l tUta. lis
i Ihsrrfors lanilsil Xli'Ar.tls, llli li.
, l.itlnc hs U familiar
i Mi.i.ls vaa nsi-r a rrral hliur,
I. ut hs a t or k inn .hI fi. l.l.'r an. I
for hla ork arniinj l ,.il an. I hi hii.I
I'rs.lis fuursa on lbs rluh
a ki'pl In ihs It-anil.' (or )iar Mr
( rils fliruri'a thai lis haa rnuus'i
blAVlRS LOBE APTIN LIADINO
IN PINST PEW PRAVei
Pacific Coaal Laayua.
Han I'i 411. 1. ii tj-j
Hall laas (H
I.4 Anai'lsa 6IU
I'oitlaml r,ni
Vstlloll l.)
Oaklaml ili
iH'ltTI.ANIl, Ors. July lit - t,M1,
li'vrn Iniiliim for ihs U., Ana
li-ain to ii'fial Ihs l('asra ami linn
Ihs aiors only 3 In J. Hie i,.
hr.tr liKtira on (hs .-lib ami ll,..t an!, J"":1""' tM ,h- ,lw f,r"
. ? Il.l.llttf ILU.H. Pk.-.l... Ik. ......
his for Ihs tlrfrat of ths Imala. Ths
cams oa alow. oln til ths fait tlul
Ills fli'M a4 tu-aty. Krants an. I
hour ths aains day, St. rnlrrsl lh
front itiMira of Ihs No a. la hui.lin an. I
4:T at ths MIoiir1 hull.llns. Tln's
lo hiilliiliita srs lahhstl for rom
parlwin.
Hhrlnsra. rrat crvi1 of Ihrm.
hvs vlallsij Ihs. OrsKon hutlillni tlu
asrk. Ir. Punamors. boontsr fmin-
V. Mnflatt. tola Z'j an.) :. In Mo. k II.
....I l..l t.i 14 Irt.'l.lkllM In M.t. k l;
anJ lola 4d l."4. In. lus. In bio. k ' m"h lh o.Hln (.luhsra
47, and lota t la 27. In. Iuls. in
M.xk 77. anil lola 47. 43. anJ II. In
hltk k 41; all thsas lola hrlna- In Mm
Ihorn'a a.l.lillon to I'onUnil; 1 1 171
I. Ws.srt si ut. in J. X. K'llloil.
40 ai-rra In asrllon 24. loanalilp 3
aoulh. rams 2 sunt of ths Willamette
n-rH.llin ami alxt ?.". arrsa In Ihs
Volk. hsailsil ons drlrcallon that aaa J c Xort,m y u C. No. 4. In lout.
Orrson'a lorlr hsrs. anJ II. O. rs-' fc 3 u(h w j of th w
harh. dlrsctor of ths wuthsrn OrrSon UmrUf n.rllll.n; I0.
booth, pllotsd rrour. ibnnu-h ih, Slirlnir,n 0r. harda fo toWarrvn1
bulldlnc on Thiira.lar. Mr. Prst.arh , n.hi or.h.r.1:!
n-orod a aroop for hla arcllon by -) i
lancra Van.lsrmssr to ths North
rtsrn Tniil Co.. ltt S. MiKk I. May-j
ood; I0. I
I.udalK Rrli h rt ti. to V. C. lis-1
paaa. Mork SI, CUt kamaa lU-lchta; ;
HO.
W. C. Ri-paaa si ux. to ths I'ortlan I
Bsruritlsa Co, blix k M. Clarkamaaj
Hrlchta: 110.
J. O. Klrod rt ux. to Maud O. Van OAKS
Water, ISO acrsa In asctlon 2. ton
ahlp S aiutb. rants 4 rant of the Wil
lamette meridian: 110.
laaac X. Krr rt ux. to J. Iteimkl.
tending to the 2M mrm'irra of A rajah
temple, of Rsdillnir. Psnnnylvanla. an
Invitation to atop at Aahland on their i
ay north and take an auto trip ovrr!
that rlty'a famoua arsnlc driveway,
and ihrouRh the Iloiriie river valley to
Medford. He booMsd and boated at
moil a rate that Ibe RsddinR Shrlnera
voted unanlmoutly to a rent the Invi
tation and make hlra prove hla atate
menta. The WllUmette valley repreaenta
tlvea here are now engaged In a form
of advertlaing that really r-romtm'a
M inicrr MrCrr.lis bem hed Walter
lins and pill Hilly Hpeaa bark In hla
old position at aeroiul. Ty U'IkT
aaa but at the head of It.s l.aitlns lit
In plaie of Ihwns and Mc Anile. ho
)..ln.-. lbs team ttwlay aa abort lop.
aa in rlxhth Halllon.
Today'a baltlna" order
Han IVanrlwo MelivjM. rf. Si lul
lir. If: llellmann. lb: iHiana. 7b. Il ,
dir. cf; Jonsa. 3b; Hi biiil.ll. c. Cur-;
ban. aa; Hmlth. p. I
rortUnd-Ul-r. If; IVrrlrk. lb;i
Hpea. rf; lUtea. lb; Htumpf. 2I; Mil-.
Iard. rf; Maher. c; MeArdls. aa; I
Krauae, p. '
Vmplrea Wllllama and llnney. .
o..alon.il hit from ILutua ill ls all
Ihi.t a ho.raa.tty,
MoArdls la an rl ku. n by I'oant
leaaus fana ll. at any ftiilh.-r romiiieiil
on blm la unmi rary
ISSHUTOUT
I MOOSE AND MOLALLA TIED
CHAUTAUQUA LEAGUE.
IN
Standing of Chautauqua Ltague.
r.
M.ms ....
MolalU ...
Claikamaa
Mj. klnir
Hart. m
..1
..t
..I
..I
W. I.. IN t.
I ii .loo.i
I 0 .I0O.I
0 I 000 1
0 I .000 1
BASEMAN GETS
IN 41 GAMES.
SINGLES
SAN KRANCISCO. Cil . July IX
, Jai k Xeaa broke ths orld'a rsttinl
1 held by Ty Cobb for bitllnit aafely In
I rtinsrcutlve caiiiea thla afternoon
1. . l I. . I .1. I.....
by .11 w..llnK to run the ,l,k of .new No. a lowhlp j M , M . - - " ' """
The puMle w UKin- to iotn of ,ne Willamette meridian: $1. i vvi,..n'v i.i. .i..i". 1 llltrii ami CrlbbN.
ureal reaulta. On to daya of the j, Woi. 5- Orern City: 11300.
week vlaltora are riven . taale 01 Ml-; Franklin T. Griffith t ux. to th.!
Umette valley prunei and on two dayaj willamstle Pulp & Taper Co.. Z9 97
aamplea of losanberry )uk-e are taaled j ,rrv4 (n tf,e Felix A. Tollard D. U C.
drink.
like . duck takra to water. Invariably 1 oreeon California
there w Immediate Inquiry .a to where nil the t-nk,n Tru(t Co ,0 Frank
Railroad
Clai-kan.aa and M.i.kl'iir- put up
a pretty itame of In el'all at J-.lil
Thuraday aftsrniHn at ('li.iutauiua
I.Tk Clarkamaa won. mim 2 to 0.
In Ihs fatea- fame of l! m ilea. Mini-
i'ii. :m alal.alsr for tl. 1 winnsra al
lowed but 1 bit - l permitted one I
alk. lie alruek out 9 )' the Mai ka I
bm 8 rlns. . It I ir k '0- Ma k-turej
.iii.v.il ... o hit but s.' l:r 1 well
a. .itter-il Two double pi ami ki-ii.
rd (hi 1 Ming on bo '1 '. 1.- 'i t
t"rl the . iw. ii.c r,.. ri:v.
imaa. lUu.Ini and WIImiii: .Mai bur8.
lit ll 1 ft at. INiaiis rnalii8 thi plats 011
Hatra' alnxls, after two were out In
ths fourth the Angola lied the ai ors
and In ths lant half of 1'ial aams
another Hi-ater r..iil ids plate, put
IH18 Ma team ahead. The n-. rs
tied In Ihs astrnlli and Ihs nrvl t.illi-i
ina.lo In ibe loth won for ihs Call
fomlana
An enorinoua crowd attended lodat'a
t barlty name Inrlu.l.'.l In lbs ae
I tatora were . large number of aoeMy
eopis. ins rorlland Tolles depart
mem band waa on baud and after rai h
limine. It plavrd varloiia aslKlbma.
Manaiier Walter M.Crs.llo atardil
hla alar aouthpaw. Harry Krauas, on
Ihs mound aaalm.1 the Anaela. whll
Jm'k llyan, I lis ileprmlaMs Veteran,
heaved them .croaa the plate for Ihs
vlallora.
Totay'a halting order:
Iia Anaelea MaKKart. cf; MrMul
len. 2b; Woltsr, rf; Hornier, lb; Kl
Hat. If; Terry, aa; llrooka, c; Melaer.
3li; Ryan. p.
rortland-lvans, rf; lerrlik. lb;
Hlumpf. aa: Hats. 3b: lllllrard. rf.
Spraa. ?b; llnher, r; luibrr. If, Krauas
P-
T'mplrea Wllllama and Hiuiey.
MOOSE DEFEAT MOLALLA.
Riavu't'a
Hy finda In ban. la of Couiily Tuaiuier a .lli a'.ls In paniuM of
liuieial llind Waltaiila , . I ?3
I in.. I In liamU of l ouiilt 7 11 amii r arplli M lit alrn of CiMiiily
lload Wairanla !J.S J -I
li.tal Hi mill. r , I LIll.iII
Ne4 lli..lli.liii JI..!CJ
I. Ia M. Ilairlnalon, I'tHinly l ink of I'laikau.aa I n. inly, On. .a. d.i bi rr.
b irrlll) Ibat Ibe d. r.'ln alaliim nl la Hue and fi.di.l
IV MTI SI W Ml II lol I hits h.ir.inio a. I my hand and anus. lbs
xal of lbs fount) C0111I thla lit day of Jul), lll
(Heal of loui.ly loniil VA M II UllllM. 1 1 1.
I'oiinly ( Ink.
SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT
(if lbs County TrvauM-r of l'U kamaa I'ouiilt, Hi. (..11, (or His 'i yi.d.iha
rmlliii oil lbs 3m h day of June, A. I. Il'i, of I ley Mielt-. and paid
out, from whom mrhrd and mil amuie. and on what anounl paid out
Special Sihsel Pgnj
To amount on band (nun Ul r.-hut I J.o.i'. It
To amouiila reeeltrd from IKIJ Tate I,'.'i;..a
To auiouiita rn-.ltrd fiom lull Tatra tii.citi!
Co.'
hit afely In hla forty-flrat conaerti-
live came, and reentered hla aeven-
Ibe Oreson prune ran be bousht. and o,h 40 .ere. In aerllon 21. town-hlp ''h " T '"7?
. -t i.m ..i,t k iv.mi . . . . . .. . tieia "ll over tnal atreiin.
arorea of order could be taken. FYom
the way the taut era enthune over the
loganberry juice the repiewntatlvea
at .11 the boolhi In the building: are
.greed that there Is every possibility
of thla drink becoming even more pop
ular than the grape juice made fa
raoua by William Jemilnea Bryan
There .re many demands for cases of
thli and It is sincerely believed that
this little sampling Is going to accom
pliih greatly In widening the market
for both the prune and the loganberry
Juice. This will help the entire v.lley,
Another thing that is making . hit
here Is the Albany "Pioneer" rhalr
theae "split-bottom" ones made of
hide. They .re the most comfortable
chair In the building and many .re
seen writing down the address of the
maker, R. Veal tc Son. This concern
donated two score of them to the Ore
gon building and Is likely to reap an
excellent return.
Friday night. July 9. Toet Edwin
Markham. who was Oregon born, wss
a guest of honor at . special occasion
at the building and read some of his
poems. Members of the International
Press congress were present, among
them at least five Oregon editors
Bruce Dennis of La Grande, Thomas
Carroll of Portland, Arthur Ruhl of
Medford. E. E. Brodie of Oregon City
and E. B. Piper of Portland.
Oregonlans are advised to bring
heavy clothing or wraps when they
come to the exposition. It is foggy
and cold most of the time, with raucL
wind,
3 south, range 5 east of Willamette 1
marl.li.n- t'Afl
C. A. Benedict to fieorse E. I-amh.
Clackamaa
Markshurg 0
K. II
2 7
GIVING OUT
The Struggle Diacourages Many
Citizen of Oregon City.
Around all day with an aching back,
Can't rest at night;
Enough to make any one "give out."
Doan's Kidney Pills are helping
thousands.
They are for kidney backache;
And other kidney Ills.
Here is Oregon City proof of their
merit:
-Tames Wilkinson, 201 Fourteenth
St., Oregon City, says: "I had to get
up often at night on account of kid
ney weakness and I suffered from
pains and aches in my back. My
limbs were quite stiff. I used several
boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and they
made me strong and well."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy- get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same Mr.
Wilkinson had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y. (Adv.)
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Cobb's record was 40 mines, diirln
w tilt h he hit safely- 7S times.
i- attrtttlv i-on rrttltil.tt...! t.v
10 acres in section 33. township J; hu ,.,mmt ,, hu '
greater plains from the fact that Wil
liam has been the Oakland first aai k
er'a "Jinx." Nesa' single was through
the box to renter field. He waa
By a arors of II to 7 ths Mows
tutaeball team of thla city defeated the
Molulla nlns Tuemlay afternoon at
(iluilHtoiie park In the Chautauqua lea
Cue. A .urge crowd witnessed the tie
ft-ul of ths eastern Clackktnaa far In
era.
Anioiiiila paid out from Hpnial Hi hotd llmd
I'-aluiii on band .
pitnl CHy Pund
To amount on hand from lt reNirt
To amouiila level ted from J Tatea
To aiiiouiiia re.rlie.1 from lH Tatra
Amount! paid out from Hiatal City futid ..
Balance on band
I Id liioul
I M O" II
on
I 70.IUUUI
.1 7i:-.
7IS4J
. 1 i
t :o.&:ai
I :v7 i
tlll"l
f iu.f.i(Si',i
south, range 4 east of the Willameitel
meridian, and also a right of way. 20
feet In width, along the south side of
the before mentioned tract; $100.
Jacob J. Schaff et ux. to Fred W.
Boyd and Leroy G. Peterson et ux..
51 3-4 acres, near the Martha Mcljtrty
and the Julia M. Mueller tracts, and
the Isaac Farr D. L. C: $10.
Xorthwestern Trust Co. to C. D.
Christiansen, lots 7 and S. block "F",
View Acres; $10. j
Real estate transfers riled with the
county recorder Tuesday, were as fol-l
lows: I
W. P. Clotfelter el ux to J. II. Nash.l BLADEN OF DEFEATED TEAM 13
thrown out a moment later when
ratiKht off first. Jack broke for sec
ond and was nailed. Wllllama to Ten
nant to Gedeon.
;; 9 TO 4
UflDinMDtNTPlin Mill
IMJot MAIN POolllON i
! OREGON CITY MOOSE LEAD IN
I
Ganaral Pund
To amount on hand from taat report
To amount rwrltid from 1I3 Tatra
To auiouiita rerrltrd from mil Tatr
I. M. Harrington, Hralp lloiuitlra
W. J. WII.011. Hbrrlff. fees
K I'. Ivdman. H order, f.-ra
I M. Harrlnglon. Clerk, fwa
Unea. Juitlis Court
Int. rolleiied on bank depoalla
Notra onleml cam elled by court, (len'l
Noti rraldeiit l'auH-r rrfund from stats
Krror In Usui. Wt
I'ald Usui. I'und Wla
Ons half of Flnea
First half of Slats Tat
Transfers from ?!en. Ind. Itsfuiid
MACKSBURG IS DEFEATED WITH
SCORE 3 TO I.
CHAUTAUQUA LEAGUE.
Chautauqua Leagj Stanrt'i.g.
1'. W.
Mihw 2 j
Clackamas
Molulla 1
Barton 2 1
Mucksburg 2 0
IVt
,10"j
..".DO
.,".00
.500
.000
Chautauqua Layu Standing
I'. W. I'.t
Minims I
MolnMa 2
Clackamaa 2
Burton 2
MacknliurR ...I
IllliO
.5011
..".no
.:.oo
..'.on
Balanes on hand It.yol.tl
$1(7.2 .'2 II
County School Pund.
To amount on baud from last remrt ,U, 7i
To amouiila rserlted from ISIS Tatra .7s
To ninoiinta reeely.-d from l!MI Tatea f.l.f.17 01
county recorder Thursday, were as fol
lows:
B. H. Hathaway et ux. to J. B. Ho
ney, lots 2, 3, and 9, block 23, Zobrists
addition to Estacada; $1.00,
C. T. Howard ct ux. to Ruebcn So-
fer et ux., lots 7 and 8, block 17, Mu
lino; $200.
John J. Shidell et ux. to Lizzie R.
Howard, 25 acres In section 25, town
ship 2 south, range 2 east of the W
lamette meridian; $10.
Real estate transfers filed with the
county recorder Friday were as fol
lows: Arthur Needham et ux. to George K.
Walker and W. H. Ross, lots 73. K2,
87, 88 and part of lots 88 and 90, in
the Ross & Walker addition to Sell
wood, Gardens; $10.
Ella VanDersal et vir to Carrie Pres-
ba, E. of the S. E. of the S. W. 1,
of section 22, township 2 south, ranse
2 east of the Willamette meridian;
and also an easement near the same
property, for road purposes; $10.
J. C. Tracy to Martha Tracy, 17.74
acres In the Wm. N. Wade D. L. C,
No. 39, section 21, township 3 south,
range A east of the Willamette me
ridian. Title tt Trust Co. to Elijah Coalman,
20 acres In section 11. township 2
(south, range 4 east of the Willamette
meridian; $10.
Real estate transfers filed wltn tne
lots 12 and 13. block 4. Mtlweukte
park: $10.
David Closwr et ux. to W. A. Gar
ner, tracts of land in ibe J. D. Gar
rett D. L, C. No. 61, section S. town
ship 2 south, range 2 east of the Wil
lamette meridian, and section 31,
township 1 south, range 2 east of the
Willamette meridian: $10.
Meidrum Flume Co. to Charles E.
Merfirum, entire property of every
kind, owned or controlled by said com
pany; $1.
Henry H. Moehnke et ux. to W. H.
and A. C. Thompson. 3 acres in sec
tion 32. township 3 south, range 3 east
of the Willamette meridian; $130.
Merlin A. Thompson et ux. to H. B.
Volheim et ux. 84 acres In the P. M
Hinearson et ux D. . C: $10.
Clara Lantz to C. Stebbins et ux.,
S 4 of a 25 acre tract, beginning at th"
N. E. corner of the S. E! 'i, of section
1 township 5 south, range 1 east of
the Willamette meridian; $1500.
Abraham Zlell et ux. to William v.l-
dell et ux., an undivided H interest in
the W. H of the W. of section 2,
township 7 south, range 2 east of Hip
Willamette meridian; $1.
Ferris Mayfield et ux. to Martha
Goldt, part of the S. E. V of the N.
W. 14 and the X. E. hi of the X. W.
of section 4, township 4 south.
range 3 east of the Willamette merid
ian; $10.
Rudolph Schroeder to Nora Schrou-
der, the N. E. V of the N. E. 4 of sec
tion a. township 3 south, range 1 east
of the Willamette meridian, 40 acres;
$10.
Arthur Needham ct ux. to .Allen W.
O'Connel, lot 80, Ross & Walkers ad
dition to the Sellwood Gardens.
Real estate transfers filed with the
county recorder Wednesday were as
follows:
C. R. Miller et ux. to E. C. Chase,
6' acres in section 9, township 2
south, range 3 east of the Willamette
meridian: $S20.
E. C. Chase to M. M. Chase. (,i
HIT BY PITCHED BALL.
Chautauqua League Standing.
P. W. Pet.
Moose 2 2 .1000
Barton 3
Molalla 2
Clackamas 3
'Macksburg 2
.6;i
.500
.333
.000
GLADSTONE PARK. July 12
(Special) In an exciting game, Bar
ton defeated Clackamas this afternoon
by a 6 to 4 score. Bladen, Cluckamus'
regular slab artist, was hit in the arm
by a pitched ball in the third and
blew up on taking the mound for his
teammates the following Inning. Bur-
don, who replaced him allowed two
runs in the seventh, but held the Bar
ton sluggers dofn to four hits. In the
sixth and seventh grames, Clackamas
managed to send four men across the
plate. The game was fast and al
though tin; slugglst was quite free,
good fielding on both sides featured
the contest. Batteries: Clackamas,
Bladen, Burden and Wilson; Barton,
Dlllard and Douglas. The score:
R. H. E.
Barton ...0 0 0 3 1 0 2 0 06 8 3
Clackamas 00100120 04 7 4
GI ADSTONE PA UK, July 10,
toprt-iun Anmner ial game was
played on Chautauqua field this after
noon, when the Moose lodge of Ore
gon City defeuted Macksburg by the
score of 2 to 1.
Webb and Barotholcmy were the
Moose battery, and Moeller and Grlb-
ble worked for Macksburg. Ths gains
was featured by fast fielding work on
both sides and a pitcher's buttle be
tween Moeller and Webb. Each ul
lowed five hits. The Moose scored
once In each of the first two frames
and from then on neither scored until
the first of the ninth, when a blngle
and two errors by the Moose let one
Macksburg man across the plnte.
Quick headwork and a pretty peg by
nartholomy caught Moeller of Mucks
burg at first and spoiled the latter'
chances of tlelng the score. Three
thousand people saw tho game.
R. H. E.
Moose 5 4
Macksburg 1 5 4
Barton won from Molalla by a 5 to
1 score at Chautauqua Friday. I ill
lard and liouglus acted for Burton and
I'rcMott and ('oh In ttero Uiu .Molulla
b.tttrery. Preseott was touched up for
seven blnglea by the Mm kalnirg slug
gers while lllllurd kept ths Molullu
men down to 5 hUs nnd all well scat
tered. In the eighth a 2-bn.e drive by
Murphy, s steul and a anerlflre netted
Mnlullu'a only run. Tho scoro by Inn
digs:
It. II
Barton ... .1 0 0 0 3 1 0 o 0-7
Molulla ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 01 5
$ M.4."! II
Amount paid out from County Hi IiiniI Fund $ lO.T. IT . I
I'alaiira 11 11 hand )'.iiim
E
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At Oakland II. II.
Sail Lake 4 12
Oakland 10 16
No. Innings 9
$ f.;.4.s.4
Dlatrlcl Road Fund and Bpaclal Fund
To amount on hand from Inst report f 2f,,9" 79
To amounts received from 191.1 Tatea
To ailioiinlN received from 1911 Tatea
Plank, Gravel. Crimhed lttrk, etc
Motor Vehicle Fund. II. W. Olcott
Wta. ordered cancelled by Court. Road
C. S. Mild Hulea. 25 per rent., II. W. Ob olt
Donation for Road No. II
Amounts pnld mil, Koad Wta. lien'l. and Special
Truiifers from Spec. Romls. refunds
3.S3I2H
. Sl.f.7J.;j
4030
. I.fi472
39.61
113 79
25 00
1217.212 2.1
.$I7.92..VJ
I2:;i
Huliinre on bund f 37,.",;!7.:i1
Stat School Fund
To amount on bund from Inst report
Hulnnre on limit
At Vernon R. .
Los Angeles 6 12
Vernon 4 6
No. Innings '. . . .9
SLUGGERS WIN GAME
HEAVY-HITTING BARTONITES DE
FEAT MACKSBURG.
Real estate transfers filed with the j acres ln sectlon 9 townsnip 2 g'out,
range 3 east of the Willamette me
ridian; $S20.
William M. Delop et ux. to Edith L.
Deardorf, 45 acres in section 2, town
ship 4 south, range 4 east of the Wil
lamette merldan; $1.
WOMAN IS RIFLE STAR
MRS. SCHILLING BREAKS 90 OUT
OF 100 TARGETS.
Chautauqua Ceague Standing.
W. L. Pet.
Moose 3
Barton 3
Molalla 1
Clackamas 1
Macksburg 0
1000
.750
.333
.33.",
.000
GLADSTONE PARK, July 14.
(Special) Barton slugged Its wa In
to an 8 to 3 victory over Mackslcirg
this afternoon at Chautauqua field
Thirteen hits were checked un aga'ntit
Rlrgs of the Macksburg nine while
Smith allowed but 7 safe ones. In '.he
last half of the eighth Barton, In
fcr.nch of lilts and errors, shoved fo:ir
men acretis the nlatc Battrorlos--
Barton. Smith and Douglas; Macks
burg, Rlggs and Grihble.
The score
R. H.E
Macksburg 02100000 03 1 4
VENICE, Cal, July 15. With a
large crowd present and the marks
men in excellent form the Los Angeles
Gun club's tournament ocgan here.
The big features of the day's shoot
was the breaking of 90 out of 100 tar
gets by Mrs. Schilling, using a 12
guage pump gun.
One of the squads attracting con-
Barton
.0 1 0 0 3 0 0 4 08 13 3
H. M1DIE IS BEAVER
McCREDIE SECURE8 FORMER 8AN
FRANCISCO INFIELDER.
PORT! AVI") Oro Till v SItom-
siderable attention was one composed . McAr,lle famllar,y known a8 '..onua
of four left-handed shooters and j former men.r or the San FranclBco
Charles Julian, tne one-armed marks-l 9nrt ,hfi Vpn,,.0 hmha ,,.. .
man, from San Diego. Wn Q,TOa(l ,' ,h .,,, '
. .,1..,.. ur,ijva u j tut x tvi naii ia iicavcio
Following Is the score of the lea l ; as utility Inflelder. and wil arrive here
Ing 10 marksmen for the morning in three or four days to take the rila
shoot Ford, 97; Reed, 95; Poston,, of Bobby Davis, Injured shortstop, un-
n; spencer, ; Mrs. lua acuunng, til the regular Is better. After (hat
90; Bungay, 92; Heinle Pfirrmann Jr., McArdle will play the infield ntiiiii-
county recorder Saturday, were as fol- 95; Flickinger, 91; Bryor, 92; War-, role until the end of the season,
lows: I ren' 92- i McArdle was released last winter
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNTY CLERK OF CLACKAMAS
COUNTY, OREGON.
Showing the amount of claims allowed, on what account, the nnioutit of
v-arrunts drawn, and the amounts of warrants outstanding and unpiild on the
isi nay of July, 1915.
Gensral Fund.
Roads and Highways $130,733
m-KMiruuon anu Election 12 10
Sheriffs office t 2120 93
Clerk's office 2 527 11
n a
neconiers onice , 2 159.00
Treasurer's office j 280.62
surveyors office. 1,542.68
Assessors office 3,227,13
Court Houhc j 35120
Circuit Co'irt 5,299.50
County Court and Commissioners 1,354,20
Justice Court 1,517.05
Coroner 575.10
Insane 34 25
School Superintendent 2,703.41
Health Officer 1,141.87
Fruit Inspector , 307.87
Stock Inspector 826.25
Indigent Soldier 280.00
Widow's Pension 4,828.21
Care of Poor 5,112.42
Jail 654.95
Juvenile Court 343.41
Scalp Bounty 394.50
Tax rebate , 285.27
Printing and Advertising 3,763,70
State and County Fairs 310.90
Sealer Weights and Measures 33.00
Tax Department '. 2,011.57
Rent of Armory 160.00
Forest Fires 205.35
Expertlng County Books 623.85
Damages 2,199.25
Inatltut Fund.
To amount on blind from lust report
Bulance on blind
County Fair Fund.
Amount on hand from lust report
Co. Fair Fund, II. W, Olcott
Bulance on hand
Truat Fund
Persons ileceused
Bulunce on hand
1915 Taxea, Collected by J. E. Jack, Aaaesaor.
Bulunce on hand
..$ 37,:.;!7.:ii
$217.2 12.2J
. .$ r.;i.7
$ 63 67
..$ 53. 67
$ .-.3.i!7
..$ 235.97
$ 236.97
..$ 22.03
..$ 213.92
$ 2.1.1.97
..$ ..'Ii
, .$ U2l.2
$ 1,824.61
$ 1. 82 1.61
$ 1,824.61
-$ 2,035.71
2.00
$ 2,037.71
.$ 2,037.71
$ 2.037.71
.$ 134.20
$ 134.20
.$ 134.20-
Total General Fund Warrants issued $ 49,182.55
Total, Regular Road Warrants Issued 105,981.79
Total, Special Road Warrants issued 24,748.94
Total Warrants Issued $179,916.28
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT SHOWING THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
CLACKAMAS COUNTY, OREGON, ON THE 1st DAY OF
JULY, 1915.
Liabilities.
To General Fund Warrants drawn on the County Treasurer, and
outstanding and unpaid 4.1J9.27
Interest accrued thereon
County Road Warranta, outstanding and unpaid 75,064.13
Estimated Interest accrued thereon
$ 134.20
STATE OF OREGON, County of ClnckumuH, ss.
I, M. E. Dunn, do hereby certify that tho foregoing Is a true nnd correct
statement of the amounts received, paid out and remaining on hand, In tho
County Treusury of mild County for the six months ending on tho ,10th duy
of June, A. D., 1915.
Witness my hand this 1st tiny of July, A. D 1015.
M. E. DUNN,
County Treasurer.
Oregon City, Oregon, July 1st, 1916,
TO IVA M. HARRINGTON,
.County Clerk, Clackamas County, Oregon:
My tax-collections and fees collected during tho six months ending June
30th, 1915, Is as follows:
For Month of-Januury
March
April .
Tax Fee
Collections Collections Totnls
,. 301.66 $ 31.80 $ 333.36
,. 2,455.55 29.90 2,485.43
. 4,595.60 67.20 4,662.80
. 392.29 61.10 443.39
. 1,597.13 96.20 1,693.3.1
. 4,767.98 83.20 4,851.18
$14,110.11 $359.40 $14,469.51
Total Liabilities 79,263.40
Respectfully submitted,
W. J. WILSON, Slieriff.
By E. C. HACKETT, Deputy
Attest: G. W. HARRINGTON, Deputy Tax Collector.
Filed July 3rd, 1916. I. M. HAJIRINGTON, County Clerk.