Image provided by: Oregon City Public Library; Oregon City, OR
About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1915)
OKKOOVrm KNTKfM'KIHB. KKFDA V. AUGUST 20, 191! ummem l 1 1. I In nil i, lb, Hlata of OMfaaV 'r (bo rwHi) or i lait II Hullliae. I'lalnim Minn la iii KttuM. II C Vtiilfarn, Mart J eagle, fJeorg Haddaaay, and -rtU'.iiiah I ami timpani a mi INiiatii'ii In ! inUnla Tn Mlniili Arnold. 9M named ii. feintanl In I In. nam nf ihe Hlata of Oraami Von are lirli)r required in appaar ami iiii II.. f !.! i iiMilaliil III.-. I agathal lull III Ida above rcitltlvil mill ..ii in I . '.,r. Haturdar, Meptamber 1 1, III'", (aid date Im-Iiik ilt eiplratlun of Ii in. in an. I Si. i On. dale uf lb dial publication of till auilillioii. mi. I If yim fall In an appear ami an aaer lor aaal llinvnf plalnllll will ap I'lr lo llm alMttn i omi lor a de ree agalnal ou lor llii. iflli'f ii.maii.il In anld iiiiii mini i iiuiplallil. hi'trlll. I.i II rof a JmlKiiii'iil again! itiu ami II r Wi.lfani, of '..... iiaiiii.il ilWi-ml anta. fur lh aum of $ll 13. Wllh In lrrt ili. ri..n al lb rata of all i i 'iii .rr aiiimiii from I It. I I ti nt II palil lor llii- further aum of 3H tt lata palil lir plalnllff, wllh MM 'I llnr.'. u al the rate of all per ' ' i l.r annum from October SI, III 4, tin III palil. for Ihe furlhar aum of 1350 00 aiiorm'v'a faaa herein, and plalntlfTa roala and dUliuruliM'iila . thai Bald several auina mar be drrrwd lo b a Aral Urn prior to all liana, rlalm or Iftttraat of the aald lateral defend ania haraln. upon thn following da erilhed raal property In Clarkamaa I'minty. Oregon, to-wlt: Tba H W. Of Bar. ?. In T. 4 8 It 1 of tba W M . utitalnlng lo aire, mora or laaa. Mara and airapl tba right dredad to tha Mnlalla Lumbar Company, par i - i !! In I look II. ;- IM. daa record (laraaina County. Or (on Alao av and airapl a atrip r land deeded to Clarkamaa County for mad purpoaea, aa par drail racordad In Hook I.:' paca !0I. daad record of aald rounty; tbat 'plaintiff mortgage on aald raal proparty ba forrrloaad ami aald raal prnparty ba anld on execution according In taw and tha priwaed lharaof appllad lo tha paymant nf tha amounta dua plalnllff. and that aald iWamlant and aarh nf than) and all paraoni lalmlng by. through or undar tham or any of tham. ba forever barrad and fonvloaad of nil right. (Ilia. Inter oat. rlalm and aatata In and to aald prcmlaee. airapt tha atatutnry riarht nf radamptlon: that thn purrhaarr lharaof ba put Into poaaaaalon of aald premiara. and for aurh othar and fur thar rallaf aa to tha court may eom Juat and aqultahla. Tbla aiimmnna la pnbllahed hy ordar of linn II H Anderson, i id.-, nf tha County Court of Clarkamaa County. Oregon, made and entered on Ink L"' 1115. In which It la ordered that tha aatne ba publlahad In tha Oregon Cltv Kntrrprlac. a newpapcr of general rlr- dilation, publlahad In Clarkamaa ('nun ly. (Iraiinn. nnca a week for all ur raaalva waaka. Thn data of tha flrat publlcnilun lharaof la July 30. 19lf. ainl conllnulnir with aarh wickly adltlon of anld ncwapaper Inrludlng tho laiuo of September 10. 111.'., tha data of tha laat publication thnraof. IIIMICK DDpTlOK W. t Mt'LVKV. Attorney for IMnlntlff. Sharlff'a Sal. In the Circuit Court of lha State of Oregon fnr the County of Clacka lima tleoriia lioeckman ami lmlaa Walali. Kei ulnra nf the Batata of K. A. Unerkiiuiii. I'liilntlffa, VI. (i l-'.iMliiiin mi. I Dalay II Kaatham, hla wife, Rratidlunvlan American I lank, u OOipOMUtM nnil D, B. Diihl berg, liefemlantN. Slate of Oregon, County of Clarknmna, aa: lly virtue of n Judgment ordor do cree ami an execution, duly laauod out uf and under the anal of the above en titled cnurt. In tho above entitled cauae. to me duly dlrortod anil dated thn nth dny of Auguat. 1916, upon u Judgment rendered and entered In aald cnurt on tho '.Uh day of Auguat, 1915. In favor of (ioorge lloookmnn and Loulan Walali, oxecutora of tho estate nr , A. Uncckman. deceased, plaintiffs, ami iiKiilnst 0. W. KiiHthnm nml Hnlsy It, BaHlliam. Ills wife. Scandinavian AjMriMII Hank, a corporation, and D, Iv nahlbtlfi .lefendants. for the sum of $2,000.00 with Interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum from the ISlh day of March. 1911; nml tho further sum of $160.00. as attorney's fee, nml the coat of and upon this writ, commanding me to make sale of the following described real property, sit uate In tho county of Clncknmns, state of Oregon, to-wlt: All tho following described real prop erty situate In Willamette and Tuala tin tract In tho county of Clncknnms, Itate Of Oregon, to-wlt: All nf tTtWtl 16, 17 and that purl of tract 46 do oribed g followa: HoKlnnlng nt tho northeasterly corner of snld trnct 45, thence south 07 degrees, .19 minutes, west 300 feet ; tltonco south 22 degrees 2 1 minutes, onst 280 foot; thence north C.7 dogreoH. 19 mlnntos onst .100 foot; thence north 22 degrees, 21 minutes west 280 fort to the place of beginning, containing 1.9 ncres of tract 45. Also nil of trncls 18 and r0 All of ii... fnri.irnliiir nccordliig to the duly re milled pint thereof of record In tho office of tho recorder of conveyances for snld Clackamas county. Now Therefore, by vlrluc or Bald ex ecution, Judgment ordor nnd decree, and In compliance with tho commands of said writ, I will, on Saturday, tho llth day of Soptomher, 1915, at tho ia nf in o'clock A. M.. at tho front door of the county courthouse In the city of Oregon City In snld county and stnte sell nt public miction, subject to redemption, to the highest bidder, for TT. 8. gold coin caah In hand, all tho right title and Interest which the with in nnmod derendanta or cither of them, had on tho dnte of tho mortgage here in or since had In or to the above doscrlbod real property or any part thereof, to satisfy said execution. Judg ment order, decree. Interest, cost and all necrulng costs. W. J. WILSON, Sheriff of Clackamas County. Oregon. By E. C. HACKETT. Deputy. Dated. Oregon City. Oregon.. August harirrt Bala an laacutlan. In Ida ( u. .,11 Court of tha Hlata of Oregon for Iba County of l la'ka Mi l i il Hol.l.liia and O W Itobblna, part MM aa llahhln a Hon. I'lalnllffa, . Kiank Aniuolt and John Arquoll, Jr. IMandanta. Hlala of l)raoii. County of Clackauiua, lly ylrlua of a MPMM ordrr, da i. a .hi. I im eie. ni Inn, duly laauaaj out of and umlar Iba aaal of tba ahoya an tilled court, la lha abota anllllad . ana., lo ma duly dim l d and dalad ha lib day of Aoiuat, lllfj, upon a ImUiuaiil renilarail, ranaaad ami an larad aa. ond Minn, and antaird In aald MtM on tba Mb day of Juna, HIS. In favor of I.i l Hobblna and O W Itob I. Ilia parlnara aa Hobblna A Hon, plain llffa and aaaluat Crank Arnuoll and lokl Arnuolt, Jr.. dafandanli. for tha aum of II'. in. wllh Inlaraat lbaraiii at lha rata of t par rant, par annum from lha Mlb day of Juna. Hlfi, and lha roata of and upon tbla writ, rom mandliiK ma out of tha paraonal prop er! t nf aald defendant, and If aufflrl I'lil i nubl mil be fnund. thru nut of the real prnwrty belonilna te aald defend anl on and after the date of aald J'lda ii lo aallafy aald aum of 1 1'-1 0'. and ulan Cue inula upon ihla aald writ Now Therefore, by ilrtue of aa'd . . ' 1 en. lodgment I'-ei r and iMMfl and H - .n h m. . win, the rnmmaiida .if ..ild writ, being unable In find any pcrnnl property nf aald defrnd-.nl'i, I did i n tha llth ilr of Aiigutt, IfftS. fjtllj 'evy upnn Ihe fnl'owlnil deaer'b.J ri'i.l iiopertv of aald defrndant. fltu i.l and being In Ihe immty of Clael.r iuaa. and atale of Ortgnn, to-wlt. Tt.i' I S of tho M Q. i aecllon ten (101 Tp S 8. R 3. K of the W M . and f will, on Haturdav. Ihe llth day of Heplember. 1916. at tha hour of II ni link A. M . at Ihe front door of thn county coiirthouae In the ally of Ore- k 'It) In aald iiuinty and alate. aall at public nurtlon. anbject to reilamii linn, to (hi- hlgheat blddar. for U. 8 gold ri'ln. caah In hand, all Ihe right, title and Interval which the within named defendant or either nf them, had nil Ihe .lata if . M Judglllallt nr rim e had In ni In Ihe alwive daarrlbed raal pmiMTty or any par: thereof, to antlafy aald juogmant order, derrre. Intaraal, coata ami all accruing roata W. J. VfUatON, Sheriff of Clarkamaa County. Oregon II) K C IIACKKTT. Deputy. Hated. Oregon City, Oregon. Augtiat nth. dir.. Bharlffa Sal. In the Circuit Court of tho Htate of Oregon, for the County of Clacka maa. Tho Trustee uf the Young Mod's fhrlnlan Association, of Portion. I. Oragon, a corporation. Plaintiff, fla Robert Livingstone, a Administrator of the Batale of John Thomas. I)v leased. Olive lilrtnn. Ilaruld (ilrtoli, Herbert (ilrton. V. C. Heed. Seth Kkfllrom. Charlotte lamg. nee Junes. uud .luvoph I -ni ' her husband. Char lotto Sarah Jones. Jane Dixon nee Jones, and Alfred Dixon, her hus band. Clara Ixiulae Jones. Annie Mary Jones. 1m s Howell and any other there may be unknown, the next of kin and heir of John Thorn aa Deceased, also the unknown heirs of Moses W. Noble; also all other j persons or parties unkiiuwn. claim- any right, title, estate, Hon nr Inter est In (he real estate described In tho complaint herein, Defendants. State of Oregon. County of Clackamas, aa: Hy virtue of u Judgment order, de cree uud an execution, duly Issued out nt ami under the soul of tho above en titled court, In tho above entitled entitle, to uiu duly directed und dutod the lllh day of August, PJ15, upon a Judgment rendered and entered in said COUrt on the Uth day of August, 1916, in luvor ol the Trustees of tho Young Men's Christian Association of Port land, Oregon, a corporation, plaintllf, uud UKuiusl tho above numod defend ant, tor the sum of $9500.00, with In iciest thereon ut tho ruto of 74 per cent, per annum from tho 1st duy of September, I9LI, and the further sum of $360.00, as uttorno) 'a foes, und tho further sum of $42.35 costs und ills mii .-.cm. -ni --. and the costs ol and upon this writ, commanding mo to make sale of the following described real property, altuate lu tho county of Clackamas, state of Oregon, to-wlt; lleglnnlng three and fitly hundredths chains south, and throe und twenty-live hundredths chains west of the norlh- ousl comer of section thirty (o0) in township one (I) south of range three CD, east of the Willamette meridian; thence west forty (10) chains; thtnee south twenty-five (26) chains; thence east forty 140) chains; thouco north twonty-flve (26) chains to the place of beginning, containing ouo hundred acres morn or less. Now, Therefore, by vlrtuo of said ex ecution, Judgment order and decree, ami in compliance with tho commands of said writ, I will on Saturday, tho lllh day of September, 1915; at the hour or II o'clock A. M ut the rront door or tho county courthouse In tho city of Orogon City, In Bald county uud state, soil at public miction, subject to redemption, to tho highest bidder, tor I'. S. gold coin, cush in hnnd all thn right, title and Interest which tho within named defendant! or either of them had on tho date of tho mortgage herein or since had In or to tho above described real property or any part thereof, to satisfy suld execution, Judg ment ordor, decree, Interest, costs and all accruing costs. W. J. WILSON Shorlfr or Clackamas County, Oregon. By E. C. HACKETT, Deputy. Dated, Orogon City, Ore., Aug. 13th 1915. Assessor's Notice of Meeting of Board of Equalization. Notice Is hereby given that upon the second Monday In September, to-wlt: September 1,1, 1915, the board of equal ization will attend at the courthouse In Clackamas county, Orogon, and will publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct all error in valuations, de scription or qualities of lands, lota or other properties assessed by the Coun ty Assessor. Dated at my office thla 10th day of August, 1916, J, E. JACK. County Assessor. ummona In Ilia I'lriult Court of lb Hlata of Oregon for Cla kamaa County. Owar Llml and Anna Llnd, bla wlf, Kmll l lnd ami Kblw Llnd, (ill wlfa, and RokMl MMMi I'lalnllffa n, Carl A llrrcalroin. Dafandant. To Carl A I tar gat mm, lafndalit In tha name of ilia Hlata of Or nun you ara bvrnliy rMulrd to appaar and anawar iba complaint fllad aaalnal you In Iba abota anllllad aull wllbln all waaka from Ilia data of tba Drat publication of tbla aiiinraona, and If yim fall ii.. nin for want ihannl plalntllfa will apply to tba Court for tha rallaf daiiiaiidrd III Ihalr aald rom plaint, y: Kor a darraa that you may Imi al lowad Ian daya Irom lha data tli.K-.il within which lo y to plalntlfTa tha lialanca of tha purchaa prlra on run I rait of aala for tba 9. H of N. B. of Hoc. 6 T. H Kama 3 K of W. M In Clarkamaa County, Oragon, of l Inn (hi and Intaraal Iharwm at 7 par ut par annum from July I. 1114 and 113 04 i in- and lularaal (hereon at i. .. r i ant per unnuiii from .Ma r I ', lilt, and 17600 aa a raaaonabla at - lortiey'a fee, and roata and dlahura - meuta of Uila aull. and that upon fall - ure ao to do you and all peraon rlalm Inx by, through or under you be for ever barred and forei loaed of any and nil right, title, Intereat. claim and de mand In and lo Ihe aald raal prop erty and every part and parrel there of. and that plalntlfTa recover Judg ment for Sif. 00 aa reaaonable attorn ey'! fee and the roata and dlaburae menta herein and for aurh other or fur lhar relief aa to the court may arem equitable. Thla Hummona la publlahad by nnla r uf thn llunurable II H. Andereon. Judge uf lha Cnunly Court of the Htate of Oragon for Clarkamaa County, dated Auguat 17, I III 5. which order dlrerta that thla Hummona be publlahed onre a week for all week Dale nf flrat publiratlnn Auguat 50 Mil. C A. AITKMiKKN, Attorney fur IMalntllT Chamber of Commerce. Portland. Ore Administrator1 Notice. Notice I hereby given that the un deraliii.. -I ha been duly appointed ad mlnlatralnr of the eatate of Bmlly J. limit, deceaaed. by tho County Court, of Clackamas county, Oregon, and ha qualified Now, therefore, all person having claims against said eatate are hereby notified and required to prPaent th samo with the proper voucher, to the undersigned administrator at hla borne at 114 Center street. Oregon City, Ore gon, within alx month from the data uf this notice. HARVEY K. HOOTS. Administrator of tho Estate of Bmlly J. Hoots, deceased. Dated August 0th. 1915. CLARENCE RI'TT. Attornev for Estate. New berg. Oregon Notice to Creditor. In the Matter of ihe Estate of Ellra Koch. Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that tho un dersigned has boon appointed hy tho County court of Clackamas county, Oregon, executor of the will of Ellzg ".000, ueceaseii. ami nns uuiy quanriod am persons Having claims against I ho aforesaid estate nre hereby notl fled to present the snme at the office nf Paul C. Fischer, room 2, Heaver building, Oregon City, Oregon, with proper vouchers nnd duly verified, within six months from tho date of this notice. Dated, August 13, 1915. LOCIS KOCH. Executor. PAUL C. KISHCER. Attorney tor Executor. Notice. Notice Is hereby given that a cor tltlcnto has boon filed in the office of the County Clerk of Clncknmns Coun ty, by H. H. Johnson, County Sur veyor, showing thnt the contract en tered into hy Joffery & Hufton for the Improvement of tbe road loading rrom Mllwaukle to Sollwood, has boon com pleted 4n strict contornilty with all terms, conditions nnd specifications as sot out in said contract. Any person, llrm or corporation hav ing objections to (Ho to the completion of said work, tuny file same with the County Clerk within two weeks from the dale of the lirst publication of this notice. Dated August 13th. 1915. IV M. HARRINGTON, County Clerk WANTED to lie- from owner of good fnrm Tor sale. Send cash price and description. D. V. Hush, Mlnm apolis. Minn. LOST 2 rear old hay colt, white spot In rorehend. Any information lead ing to recovery will ho suitably re warded. Phono Redlnnd 24. Mrs. P. Catho, Oregon City, Oregon, R. F. D. No. 2. PROPOSALS INVITED si-:. i, ED PKOPOSAliS will bo re ceived by the County Court until 10 o'clock on Friday, September 3rd. for the. construction of n tool house, plans and specifications for which may be seen at the office of the County Clerk. The right to reject any and all bids Is expressly reserved by the County Court. H. S. ANDERSON, W. H. MATTOON, A. H. KNIGHT. Railroad Building at Night. Railroad construction In Africa at night Is made possible, says a scientific Journal, by tho use of a freight car ns a lighting plant. Projecting from a tower built at one ond of the car Is a light arm that extends far out over the track. At the extreme end of this arm two searchlights are placed, while oth er lamps are located nt lutervnls aloug the arm. Hy means of this arrange ment plenty of light can lie shedSuimn the portion of the track that the arm overhangs, while beams of the search lights can tie cast ahead where the work of preparing the rondbed is under way. The lighting plant permits of work lo the cool hour while the torrid sun Is below tbe horizon. I Ht AL eTATB TRANtFcHI Heal eatai trMaiara fllad wllh Ha i ordar IMman $rtday ara aa follow William M Oragan al ui lo ti pbionla II latrflald. block to. Hoard man addition to Jannlnga laodga; 1 1 0 f A Oaddl at ui to G II Hi ho iiiai her. part of blin k H Ukenlew Villa. I '.oo c v Howard at ui lo Mullno I tcliapmeni company, lot 7, Mock 16 Mullno. Ora ; IM. $rd Clark at ni to Gaorflana Tft lot 7. block 1, Wt Hill- addition in dragon city lie Until Oillh at Ui to Fred H. lmeii-r at ill. 10 rra of lha donation land claim of J. I. Kalr. township J outh of rang t aaal of tba Willamette ma rttttui HO. Ileal aatata traaafar fllad with Id- order Dedman Friday ara aa folluwa A. C Mowray at ui to II. W. Mon nattas. ItO-Mt Intaraal In IM arras north! of sllon 14. township 3 ami lb of range & sail of tha Wlllsm atte meridian; alao the aat of Iba northwest "4 of taction 31. township 3 south of rang S est of th Wlllsm .tie meridian; alao lha northeast Ki of tba southwest of section 34. town- hip 3 south of range 6 east of tha Willamette meridian abui southwest U of serilon 34. township 3 south of rang 6 aaal of the Willamette merld lao: i:.000 A. F Wheeler at ui to the Kaat Bide Mills It Lumbar company. IM errs. of tha northeast of section S4. town ship 3 south of range I esat of Ihe Wll lamette meridian; also the east H of the northwest of section 34. town ahlD 3 south of range 5 esat nf tha Wlllsmelte meridian, alao southwest H of section S4. township 3 south of rnnga. ; cast of the Willamette me ridian; $7.s35. W. II Monnastes et ui to Bast Hide Mllla It l umber company, IM acre of tha northeast of section 31, town ahln 3 aouth of range 5 esst of tba Willamette meridian: also tbe east of section 34, township 3south of range 6 eaat of the Willamette meridian also the northeast of the southwest of section 34. townahlp 3 aouth of rsnge r.east of the Willamette merid ian: also the southwest 4 of section 34, township 3 south of range S east of the Willamette meridian: $14.4C3.Cn A. C. Mowray at ni to A F. Wheeler. 100 arras of tho nortbesat 14 of sec tion 34. township 3 south of ran'ga 5 east of the Willamette meridian: also the east H of aectlon 34, township 3 south of range 6 east of the Willam ette merldlsn: alao the northesst of the southwest of aectlon 34. town ahlp 3 aouth of range 5 east of the Willamette meridian: also the south west ' of section 34. township 3 south of range 5 eaat of the Willamette me ridian: $er.oo. A. C. Mowrey et ui to East Side Mills V Lumber company. 180 acres of the northeaat of section 34. town ship 3 south of range .'.east of the Wil lamette meridian: also the east H of section 34, townahlp 3 south of range 5 east of the Willamette meridian: alao northeast of the southwest '4 of section 34. township 3 south of range Ti east of the Willamette meridian: alao the southwest Vi of section 34 township 3 south of range 5 east of the Willamette meridian: $5600. W. A. Pomeroy et ux to East Side Mills ft Lumtier company 160 acres of the northeast 4 of section 14, town ship 3 south of range 5 east of the Willamette meridian; also the east H of section M. township 3 south of range 5 east of the Willamette merid ian; also northeast of the southwest ; of section 34. township 3 south of range 5 east of the Willamette merld Ian: also tho southwest 4 of section 31. township 3 south of range 5 east of the Willamette meridian: $10. Knot T. Hestul et ux to W. G. Master Ion et ux. 40 acres of section 25, town ship 4 south of range 1 east of the Willamette meridian: $10. Charles L. Hates et ux and Blroy Hates et ux to Knut T. Hestul et ux. 2'4 acres of section 4, township 4 south of range 1 oast of the Willamette me ridian: also 4 acres of Philander Lee nnd wife donation Innd claim: $10. R. M. Kellogg company to Harriet C. Heatty, lot 55, of the Canby Gar dens; $1. W. A. Pomeroy et ux to East Side Mills ft Lumber company, 160 acroB of tho northeast V of section 34. township 3 south of range 5 oast of the Willam ette meridian: also the east H of aec tlon 34, township 3 south of range 5 east of the Willamette merldlnn; also northeaat l of the southwest i or Bectlon 34, township 3 south of range 5 onst of the Willamette meridian ; also the southwest K of section 34, town ship 3 south of range 5 east of the Wlllnmetto meridian; $7000. Real estate transfers filed with Re corder Dedman Saturday arc as fol lows: Thomas Roberts et ux to Johnnna Hayes, lot 4, block 3, Robert ro-plat of blocks 2, 3, 8, 7, 10, 11, of J. R. W. Sellwoodl addition to Mtlwaukie; $10. Empire Investment company to J. ' Paxton et ux lot 1, block 8, Alder Crest acres; $10. Anton Srhauor et ux to E. N. Tem pest et ux, 10 acres of the donation land claim of Almon R. Holcomb et ux. In claim 43, township 3 south of range 2 eaat of the Willamette meridian; $10. H. S. Rrltt to Henry Rleff et ux, part of section 19, township 3 south of range 1 east of the Willamette merid ian: $1. W. J. Wilson to A. E. Tlapaugh. 3 acres of the donation land claim of J. B. Chtlds 7513 claim 44, section 5, township 3 south of range 2 east of the Willamette meridian: $489.45. Real estate transfers filed with Re corder Dedman Monday are as fol lows: George W. McHride et ux. to Ora E. Qnlght. a tract of land on center line of the county road between Oregon City and Portland: $10. W. H. A. T. Wallace et ux. to S. O. Murray, nart of the donation land claim of Lee, number G4, section 15 and 22, township .1 south of range 4, east' of the Willamette meridian; $10. Molalla Clackamas Land Improve ment company to F. W. Kraemer et ux.. part of block 11; $10. Walter P. Plbble to the Molalla Clackamas I.and Improvement com pany, block 11: f 1 Real estate transfers filed with Re corder Dedman Tuesday are as fol lows: James O. Williams et ux. to Cora P. Williams, 2 acres of the Orland Bid well donation land claim, number 57, t i: 1. eaat pj .Hi Willaaaalta BMrtdlaa, $10 Paul Marti blag lo 'olla Mr I far et ui . Iracl I of lb ('Islraisa arr I tract lit avrras, $171 D A Jsinas al in. to laaa Mai-: Jam Lull, k lot I. block al, of Or goa City. II. Lucy ijloier to John II Mover 10 acre of th ! lac bail Olovsr donation land latin, a. dona II. It aaal SI. township I, Mai tb of range 4. eosl uf tba Willamette mertdlaa II. Heal slats lranrra fllad with it. corder Dedman Wednesday are as M Iowa: Port land Trust company of Oregou 0. Isabel Marvin and Nelll M Al brecbt, 40 acres of mm Hon M. low hip 2 aoulb. of reus 7 sax of iba Willamette mertdlaa; III. Joseph Itoecoe la al UI. to Myrtle F. 1. J Work of land la eoull Os wego Heigbta, containing 3 acre mora or laaa: II. Frsd Velkaa lo W M Hu.itb. I0 aire of aectlon 33. lOWMblp i. south of range 3, aaal of Iba WlllsmeHr ma rtdlso. l. GOTCH HEADY FOR ACTION Champion .. restler Comes Out of His Retirement. WANTS TO MEET STECHER. Man Who Recently Won Anrtarican Till From Culler I Chap Wham Humboldt Farmer Would Like to Tactile Goi.h tar AH Foreigrwrm. Frank Oot b. wrestling champion of tbe world, will rom back. There la only one condition to tba Humboldt 0aj gladiators airing that ha attach la. hi retirement of several .rears apx The financial condition must ba "pfV'Kr." which hi the word he uses himself In latter to a Chicago eftortlng writer. This Is a trifling condition. tnc there ara bat few foreigners In this country who could by any stretch of Imaglustlon be considered to hare tba slightest chains with lbs Humboldt Offsr Aimed st Stscher. The offer to come bsrk la aimed stiasrely at Joe Htecber, tbe plowbny from Nebraaka. who won the Ameri can title In Omaha from Charley Cut ler recently. Stecber'a victory. It la ap parent, waa all tbat amnked Uotch out of the quiet of hla Iowa home. He saw the youug fellow flop Cutler as eaally as he would a sack of gram. and Immediately he Intimated that he might reconalder bis rrtlrem nt ana return for one more whirl at tbe game. He waa asked In a wire If be still conaldered a rolling Htecher or any body else, and thla Is hla reply In part: "If projier Inducement are offered I might accept a match with aotue Amer ican. ioaallily Joe Steelier, but no for eigners. Bout would hare to be pulled off Inalde of ninety days." First News Sine Retirement. This la absolutely the tlrst definite ut-wa from QotCfl since be announced hla retirement abort ly after the (oU-b- Huckenschmldt match at tbe While Sox ball park In Chicago un Labor day, 11111. Gotch said at the time be would enter tbe gnine no more, but wished the public to co.islder Unit be bad re used for all time. Cotch stuck to bla resolution In the face of frequent challenges from men with whom he could have drawn fat houses. Within the past ftw weeks ftotch has taken a couple of promising youngsters In exhibition bouts and showed some of hla old time form. With Gotch buck hi the game pro moters will make every effort to brlnu: about a meeting between Gotch and Youug Zbyaco. tho Dole, who has been defeating every wrestler he baa tack led In the past two years. There are many wrestling exerts who believe the Pole would come pretty near tak ing away the title from the Iowa farmer. SOME JUMPERS UP AGAINST IT Bender, Johnson and a Few Others Are Showing Signs of Slipping. Chief Bender Is not the only one of the old stars doing pour work for the Feds. The chief hua been hammered by the batters In the (lllmore circuit ns If he were a mere novice. Itnnkln Johnson Is another chap who looked good In the majors nnd has fallen down In the new league. This youngster Unshed neross the horizon with the Button Bed Sux a year ago By bentlng Walter Johnson a couple of times he achieved n reputation. The Feda tempted b!m, and he hopped to Joe Tinker, but he la having a hard time winning games. Boh Groom, nfter having a bad sea son last year, has come buck nnd Is one of Fielder Jones' best. Doc Crandall. too, wins games now and then, while Plank has had a good season to (late. GAINS BY THE ALLIES. Germans Have Lost 1,027,740 Square Miles of Territory. Statisticians who hnve been watch big the progress of the European war have completed a compilation of fig ures Indicating the land area losses suf fered by Germany since the conflict began. These figures show tbat the al lies already have taken 1,027.740 square miles of Emperor William's colonial Uliaaagl01ll. which Include former hold- Ings In Asia. Africa and the Pacific. An idea of tbe Immensity of this may be gleaned from the fact that the area taken Is nearly one-third ns large as the United States, or as big as the com bined states of Nevada. Utah. Wyom ing. South Pakotn. Nebraska. Kansas, Oklahoma. Iowa. Mississippi. Arkan sas. Wisconsin. Illinois. Indiana, Ohio. West Virginia. Kentucky and Tennes see. Some Idea of tbe financial strain on the nations may be gathered from the fact that Botha's short campaign against the Germans In southwest Af- wst Britain PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY J08EPH E. HEDGES Lawyer Y TO LOAN O- a l.TiiDksTTTm PrssaMUtat The First National Bank ol Oregon City, Oregon capital, frrtirtft raaa-.ana a Oeaa'e' Baikia, lai Mia BRICAOIIN GINMAL COTT eUGOIOTfO TO MA Kg IACt IN MtXlC IT lu (a. That General Hugh Scott, chief of the army itaff and famous as a con ciliator In tbe Phllllppine. oa the Mai Iraa border and among the Indians, baa beam chosen definitely a the en voy to present to the rival group In Mexico the m-. .-salty for an agreement. wa partially admitted In Washington. It waa stated officially that be would be an excellent person for the mlulon and that he itood a good chance of be ing chosen. It waa stated tbat the fac tion would not be given an indefinite period to agree. A time limit la a cer tainty. If chaoa (till reign when tbla limit expire the Pan-American confer ence will put their own candidate Into tbe field. PRESENT ROAD PLAN DEFENDED BY EASTHAM ATTORNEY DECLARES COUNTY GETS VALUE FOR MONEY SPENT IN MOST CASES. OREGON CITY. Ore.. Aug 1 (Ed itor of the Enterprise) The proposal to replace our 60 road districts with four should awaken general interest. It Is the beginning of an agitation that. unless met squarely at the start, will, bring about larger and larger districts j and ultimately, one district comprois-: ing the whole rounty. with one super-1 visor. No fear need be entertained of 1 such an Immediate result. Such . changes do not come about abruptly, 1 but step by step the little beginning becomes a big accomplished facL The change proposed offers no solu tion for the difficult road problem now on us. Heavy automobiles and auto trucks have ploughed through our ma cadamized thoroughfares. Main trav eled ways, and especially those serv ing centers of population, suffer most from the new and terribly destructive traffic; they are being cut to pieces at a disheartening rate, yet the roads of outlying districts must not be ne glected In a desperate effort to over come the new enemy. But such would be the certain result of a "dhe super visor" or "four supervisors" arrange ment. The fewer the supervisors the greater will be the Influence of cen ters of population over them. These centers would require, and I am afraid would secure, most of the road fund to maintain close-In stretches of road, fast going to pieces. Under our present system, except in occasional instances, the county gets full value for road funds expended. Ev ery section of the county contributes toward the fund and with every sec tion hnving representation In Its ex penditure, as now, local pride and the prevailing spirit of harmony are Im portant factors in getting, as we do, exceptionally good results under diffi cult conditions. Owing to automobile and auto-truck traffic, some of our highways must fall fnr below standard. Our court will re quire a little time for observation and experiment before It will know Just how to meet the situation. Meanwhile It will be fair, and most satisfactory ultimately, to keep the highways that are not subjected to the new and de structive traflic In "apple-pie" order. Clackamas county needB her sixty ernest, practical workers for good roads. The protest against the plan of reducing the number gradually to the logical result of one county road supervisor should be outspoken and empatic. The agitation for a system of four supervisors lays the foundation for a compromise at forty; from that num ber a reduction to twenty will not arouse antagonism: It Is the begin ning that presages the end and it Is against the beginning of a process of eliminating and merging road districts that this objection is aimed. O. W. EASTHAM. Cltrolax. Cltrolax CITROLAX Best thing for constipation, sour stomach, lazy liver and sluggish bow els. Stops a sick beahache almost at once. Gives a most thorough and sat isfactory flushing no pain, no nau sea. Keeps your system cteanseu. sweet and wholesome. R. H. Welhecht, Salt Lake City, Utah, writes: "I find Cltrolax tho best laxative I ever used. Does not grlpt; no unpleasant after- 'ssiBaaakV TafMK Amacieaa Pre lotr)a, ! jcU." Jones Drug Co. (Adv.) WstlNMARO BUILOIMC F J. MsTTsm. C.k.a. OeaSW f raa r A It. I I P. N William Hammond bllla L. Hammond HAMMOND A HAMMOND Atlorn,at Law Abstract. Real Katal. lawaa. Inur OHKOON ( ITT. OHKOON I'srlflc Phone II. Home I'boo A-ITi I -I'acifle Ji I'holia Home A-lll GeOROC C. IROWNCLL Attorn at Law All legal budneee promptly attended to C. ICHUIIIl Attorney at Law " Advokat Will faractie In all court, mhke cot i lion and settlement. Oftea In Kntarprlaa llulldlng. Oragon City, Oregon C. D. A O. C LATOURETTf Attorney! Law Commercial, Raal Eatat and Probata our Specialties. Of fice in Flrat National Bank Bldg.. Orrgoo City. Oregon. CLAUDE W. DEVORE, Attorney t-Lw Notary Public. Katacada. Oregon. STRAIGHT aV SALISBURY We make a specialty of Installing water system and plumbing la the country. We carry the Load er tank and Stover engine. We have a full line of Myers pump and stray pumps. Price always lowL 720 Main St. Oragon City Phone 268W Office Phon- Pacific Main 406; Home A-270. Residence Home B-114. WILLIAM M. STONE Attorney at Law Reaver Bldg.. Room ( 1 OREGON CITY OREGON O. D. EBY Attorney at-Law Money loaned, abstract furnish ed. Und titles examined, eatatea settled, general law business. Over Bank of Oregon City. Coughs Kill If You Let Them. Instead kill your Cough with DR. KINO'S NEW DISCOVERT. It heals Irritated Throat and Lung. Thousands In last 40 years benefited by Dr. King's New Discovery Money Rack If It Fail All Drofjiate 50c. and 51.00 SPECIAL TO WOMEN The moat economical, cleansing; and germicidal of all antiseptics la A soluble Antiseptic Powder to be dissolved in water aa needed. Aa a medicinal antiseptic for douches la treating catarrh, Inflammation or ulceration of nose, throat, and that caused by feminine ilia it has no equal. For ten years the Lydia E. Plnleham Medicine Co. has recommended Paxtlne In their private correspondence with women, which proves its superiority. Women who have been cured say It la "worth its weight In gold." At druggists. 50c. large box, or by mall. The Paxtoa Toilet Co., Boston, Mass. PARKPLACE'S OLDEST HOUSE IS BURNED TO GROUND LATE FRIDAY STRUCTURE WAS ERECTED OVER 60 YEARS AGO BY HI STRAIGHT TRAMPS SET BLAZE. The oldest house In Parkplace and one of the pioneer homes of the coun ty was burned to the ground between 10 and 10:30 o'clock Friday nigbL The blaze is believed to have been started by tramps as the building waa near the Southern Pacific track and has been unoccupied for several years. The loss is alighL The house was built over 60 years ago by Hiram Straight and waa used as a dwelling continuously until two or three years ago. It waa the prop erty of the Straight estate. Durif)g the laat two years no attempt haa been made to keep tbe building In repair and at the time the fire broke out part of the building had been destroyed.