i it w u . n ji r "kN t Kill job u. ili:iH.u.nnTniTv:u.;.
Ol.KdON (MTV KXTI'IJPUIKK. FRIDAY, OtTOHKlt '-'!), 1;H.V
SLOW TONE FEATURE
OF TRADE IN HOGS
BIG LEAGUERS LOSE
CHARLTON IS GUILTY;
HAS MONTH TO SERVE
All DEALINGS
IS
JASON MOOREDROPPED
Those of Middle Age Especially.
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and summer and every one remarked about my ararnmv. I suf
fered from a female trouble and always bad paiua in my back, no
aj'itite and at tiinea n u very weak.
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The Change of Life.
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KIIURS IN PORTLAND YAAOS
HOLD BACK BtCAUSI OP UN
PAVORABLK QUALITY.
IMitV HTlH'K YAHDrl. Portland
tire.mt : lber waa a alow ton
In Iho h" trad al Ntinh Portland thl.
I morning. . With rather Ms ahoaing
i.f aupplit kilkre held off ihrlr pur
i hiwra. lleemliigty there waa so
chance In lh general situation from
)rleidav, tope being nominally quoted
around IT. although a amall supply
aa moed yesterday at a dime more.
There wee U-e favorable quality
among the orierlnica of hoge In the
I.hI marki I today, and tbla waa one
of the rrawina why klllrra held back.
Hon market alluallon In the raal
as Heady lo higher Ihla morning.
Market for rattle la quirt. There
aa only a amall ruu In the yard over
night anil no special rhaug In Ihe
alluatum shown at North Tort
land. Krai sood atuff la centrally
quoted at $.7i for tope In the atrrr
dUUIon with faney cow, well aa
poor atuff somewhst slower.
In the raat today there aa a steady
to easier ton In the rattle market
'situation:
j General rattle markrt range:
Select steers I 7S
Ileal hay fed ateera sj:.to:50
Good to hole S.OOtoS.21
I Ordinary to fair ,.. 5 OOto5.7S
I ileal coa 4.7rto4."l
The mutton market la the one bright
spot In the local livestock altustlon
Offerings ovrrnlKht at North I'ortland
were scant The markrt la senerslly
considered favorable by receivers at
full values attained yeslerdsy.
Mutton market was ateady to hlich
er priced In Ihe eastern yarda thla
morning.
General mutton and lamb prices:
Select interior lamba $7 !:.to7.3i
Ordinary Interior Iambi .... S.SotoT.OO
HAN IHKiO. Cal., O.I. Ji. An optl
mUlle vl on bualneia rondlllon
throughout the rati and a prediction
for Ms bualneta on the l'a lfle eoant
uina up the ataU'iueiita made tinly ly
i T. M't'abe. third vice prealdettt of
the IVnnayltaula rallnd Unea et
of I'litatiurs. ho la her lth hla wife
and party tUltlns the I'anama Cali
fornia etpoallion.
He aaya:
"Hunlneaa rondltlona are Improving
and our rompany ta slmoat bai k to a
normal liaala. Our Inrouiea ha In
rreaaed, hut the etpeiiM-a are enor
nioua.
"Kalltoada wt leome Intelligent regtl
latlon. but II ahould be lllierat aa ell
aa Intelllgrnt."
Md'alie referred to the ateel and
Iron ludtutrlea, aaylng that all planta
In the raat were running full Idaat and
that theae Induatiiea arled a barom
elera for other ronrerna.
The vlaltors ant yeaterday morn
lug aliout Ihe city and were Impreaaed
with Point Umia. They are at Ihe ev.
ptialtlon today and will return eaat In
their private ear tomorrow.
HARVARD, YALi AND OARTMOUTM
ILIVtNS ARI AMONO THOSE
WHO ARE DEFEATED.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
October Term, 1913.
In" the matter of the George Hen
derson, Viola B. Roley, Georjre T.
Parry and D. W Graves roads; order
ed that said roads be and the same are
- hereby declared County Roads and
ordered opened.
In the matter of the Helen M. El
liott and H. A. Bates roads; passed
first and second readings and refer
red to the District Attorney.
In the matter of the claims apainst
Clackamas County; ordered that said
claims be examined, corrected and
paid as corrected.
In the matter of deed from Paroell
claims be paid in the sums of J 118.75
and $12.50 respectively.
In the matter of cancellation of tax
for years 1913 and 1914 on Section
36, T. 4 S. R. 6 E., said lands being
government property; ordered that
said tax be cancelled.
In the matter of the petition of H.
C. Wegner for reduction of tax; pe
tition granted.
PORTLAND CATTLE
MARKET IS QUIET
ONLY 79 HEAD OF HOGS ARE
DISPOSED OP DURING
SATUROAY.
When Baby has the Croup,
When a mother Is awakened from
ftinnrt aUtffn tn flnit hffr rhltil m-hn hafl
gone to bed apparently In the best of(f' hos
health struggling for breath, she is
naturally alarmed. Yet if she can
keep her presenre oi" mind and give
I Chamberlain's CoukIi Remedy every
Averill and wife to Clackamas CounJ te minutes until vomiting is produc-
ty; ordered that said deed be accepted! ,"u1 rclief. ,ollow a"d llJe
, , i child will drop to sleep to awaken In
tor road purposes. ho
morning as well as ever. This
In the matter of thee laims of Kmei. hag been in use for many
Chas. A. King and Luchs Bros, for j years w Ith uniform success. Obtaln
cattle indemnity; ordered thats aid able everywhere.
TKe'Wtmder C
ax
UNION STOCK YARDS. Portland.
OcL 23. The livestock market was
quiet this forenoon and prices were
reported as steady throughout. Only
79 head of hops were disposed of.
These were of poor quality and did not
bring top prices.
Receipts for the day were: 371 hogs,
or 4 cars. The receipts for the week
were: 1807 cattle, S3 calves, S520 hogs
and 3SS6 sheep, a total or 182 cars.
Sales this morning follow:
Wgt. Price
145 $3.75
12 hogs 130 6.00
6 hogs 145 6.00
Official livestock quotations in ef
fect this morning were as follows:
Cattle.
Steers Choice $6.73to7.00
Good 6.00to6.2.'.
Medium 5.23to.r.75
Cows Choke 5.00to5.25
Good 4.30to4.75
Medium 3.75to4.25
Heifers Choice 5.'.0to6.00
Good 4.73to3.00
j nulls Choice 3.50to4.00
Stags Choice 4.75to.V25
Hogs.
Prime llghtB. 175-200 lbs.... ?.00to7.10
Choice medium, 141-175 lbs.. 6.50to7.00
Pigs. 40-14$ lbs 6.2:.to6.50
Rough, 275 lbs. np 5.75to6.10
Sheep.
Choice spring lambs 7.00to7.25
Common spring, lambs 5.50to6.50
Choice yearlings 6.00to6.25
Good yearlinga 5.50toC00
Old wethers " 5.2rto5.50
Choice light ewes 4.50to5.00
Good ewes 4.25to4.50
Common heavy ewes 3.00to3.75
HENEFEE AND LEMONH
SENT TO MILS
POKTlJtNP. Ore.. IM. 25. Prank
Menefee. prealdent, and P. M. I.Mohn,
aalea manager of the I'nlted Slates
Cashier company, were sentenced In
the federal court this morning to aerve
one yrar and 10 days at McNeil Inl
and.
II. F. Ilonnewrll. 11. M. Todd and (X
fl Gelnert, stork selling sgents, snd
Oacaf Campbell, a director, were sen
tenced to serve four months In the
county Ja'l.
The men were under conviction of
having uaed the mails to defraud In a
stock selling campaign for the United
States Csshler company, which pro
posed to manufacture and sell s ma
chine designed to pay out specific
amounts of money by the operation of
keys and levers.
Approximately $1,000,000 was ob
tained from about 35O0 people for the
stock. In the selling of which It was
shown thst misrepresentations were
uaed.
The men have until IVceniber 1 to
prepare bills of exceptions and perfect
their appeals.
NKW YORK. Oct. :J.-Th "bis
leaguers ' In football bit the dual tbla
afternwm. ,
Cornell brat Hartard. 10 to 0, be
fore a tils rrowd In the Cambridge
atadluin; Yale (ell before W. snd J , l
to T, snd hartiniiiilh waa defeated by
I'rlnrrton, .10 to 7.
On Ihe atrengtlt of their showing
today and on previous Haliirtlas thla
aeaaon, Ihe Tigers now look fit for
any and all routers.
IMaware. 19; Wealern Maryland, I
Pennsylvania, 7; Pltlaburg, II.
Army, 10; Grorgetnan, 0.
Carlisle, 0; llurknell, 0.
tiiHirgla, 7; Virginia, 9.
Wlaconaln. 21; Ohio, 0.
llllnola. 34; North ralern, (.
Amherst. 10: Wealeyan, S.
Chicago, 7; Purdue, 0.
Syracuse, (; llrown, 0.
Harvard. S; Drown, 0.
Harvard, 0; Cornell, 10.
Case. 12; OU-rlln, I.
Carnegie Tech. SO; Grove City, I,
Yale. 7; W. ft J.. II.
I'rlnertnn. 30; liartmoulh, 7.
Michigan Agglea. 24; Michigan, 0
Nebraska. 20; Notre Dame, 19.
Navy. 20; Virginia Tech., 0.
Uhlgh. 20; Muhlenberg. 0.
Colby, 34; llowdoln. I.
SL Johna, 0; Gettysburg. II.
Minnesota. SI; Iowa, 13.
Columbia. S7; St. laarence, 0.
Ufayette. it; Albrlg'nt, 0.
Penn State, 2S; West Virginia Wea
leyan. 0.
Union College. 21; Stevens, 0.
Denlson, 35; Cincinnati, 0.
SL Uula. 21; IVauw, 9.
NO CHANGE NOTED IN
KILLERS TAKE HOLD OP SWINE
OFFERINGS SOMEWHAT MORE
FREELY, HOWEVER.
HOG PRICES REMAIN
UNCHANGED IN STATE
PORTLAND BUTTER MARKET HAS
GOOD TONE EASTERN TRADE
IS GOOD.
UNION STOCK YARDS, Portland
Ore., Oct. 22. Market for hogs held r-noil in heaw
.1 11-. 1. .. I !..!. . V...,l. I '
pruciiimiy uiuiiuiim u imiuj I Hqhj, 0 heavy
I oniuiiu wuii Bttit-a aa uiku ii.iu
and the bulk of the good stuff moving
around $7.05.
These prices were malntulned at
North Portland despite the fact that
UNION STOCK YARDS, Portland.
Ore., Oct. 27. There waa no change In
the general livestock altuatlon at
North Portlund overnight. Receipts
of hogs continued liberal and sales
were again made at $7 for topa, the
same price as yesterday for almllar
quality.
Killers took hold of the swine offer
ings somewhat more freely today and
early galea were made at the top, qual
ity considered.
Kastern markets had a tinge of
weakness In the swine trade for the
day.
General hog market:
nest light $ 7.00
Medium light 6.75to6.85
6.25(06.50
5. notour.
Continued quiet Is shown in the mar
ket for cuttle at North Portland. There
was only a limited run In the yards
overnight with no toppy stuff avail
able. For quality offerings the market
the market of swine is Increasing .here contlnllog ln flllrIy K0O, but do-
Instead of showing a decrease and that
eustern prices have suffered severely
General hog market
Ilest light $".00to7.10
Medium light G.75toG.85
Good to heavy 6.25to6.G0
Rough to heavy 5.00to5.75
There was a good run of lambs in
the market at North Portland over
night. Six loads arrived from a Co
lumbia river section. These consisted
pressiun is generally the rulo for off-
grade stuff.
Select steers $ 6.75
Ilest hay fed steers 6.3."to6.50
Good to choice 6.00toB.25
Ordinary to fair B.00to5.7G
IWBt cows 4.00to4.75
Good to prime 4. 50to4.no
There was no frefh arrivals of mut
ton In the yards at North Portland
AMERICAN WHO KILLED WIPE AT
LAKE COMO, ITALY, WAITS I
YEARS FOR TRIAL.
IJtKK COMO, Italy, INI. la -roller
STATE LAND SOARO WILL GO
NO rURTHlN UNTIL LlAltl
CLEARS HIS RECORD
HAIlU. Ore, tM 21 The slat"
Charlton, an AmriHaa. aa fuuud'land txxrd brld s mct-llii tiUr and
guilty here today of murdering bis , i.rd lo o no luftbr In Ita detinue
wife, formerly Mary rVoll I'aatl of
llau Plain Iho. lis waa Immediately
aenlemed to all years and five mouths
liiiprlMimiiriil. As Cbarltiiu lias al
ready aervrd all years and lour mouths
he hsa only on mora month lo aerte
Charlton waa srruaed of beating hla
wife, formerly Mary rUotl t attle, to
death and throning brr body Ipalde of
a trunk Into lake Coiiio. The charge
agalual bltn waa thai of "unpinned!
taled murder," Ihe niailmum penalty
for which Is 25 years.
Charlton had aervrd but lite years
and four intuit ha Imprisonment, but s
year waa abated off hla term al the
beginning; of Ihe war by roal de ree
The royal decree affected all prisoners
After the verdict of guilty was re
turned, the proaeriitor asked that
Charlton be aentenrrd lo aeven years
snd sli months Imprisonment, hut Ihr
presiding Judgr reluaed to comply with
Ihe request.
Charlton la Ihe eon of former Judge
Paul Charlton, of Ihe I'orto lllao
court a. II waa 21 years old when be
committed the crime, on June a, 1910
The body of his wife was found four
days later In s trunk In I -a a Coma
He fled snd waa arrested ss he alep
ped from the ateamer Id Hohoken. N.
J- remaining In Jail for Ihrre years be
fore he waa eitradlted.
Mrs. Charlton waa 20 years hla aen-
lor. Thry were married secretly al
Wilmington, vel., threw months before
he killed her.
Charlton rrprrarnted his wife was
an eilrrmely Irrational woman, highly
eicltable, dlaaolute and Insanely Jeal-oua.
P. R. 1 4 P. REPORTS LOSS
One-Man Mohair Top
The new Maxwell is equipped with a
man real mohair top. It can be raiser or low
ered almost in an instant, by one person.
There are no top bows near the driver's seat.
This gives the driver and passenger beside
him an unobstructed view on both sides of
the car.
The storm curtains are quick-adjustaJble.
We are waiting to take you for a
test ride in the car that has broken
all low "First-tCost" records, and is
breaking all low "After-4Cost"records.
'OneMariMoficriflop
Demountable Fim
fym Vision Windshield
Eectrk Starter
EectricDqhts
upud(j Lprition
SAI.EM. Ore., Oct. 22. The Portland
Railway, Light & Power company had
a deficit of $M17.22 as a result of oper
j atlons during the year ending June SO,
according to fhe annual report filed
I late yesterday with the state public
service commiKHion.
"With Its annual report to the com
mlHslon, the corporation filed a copy of
Its report to The stockholders for the
year endmg December 31, 1914. Tills
report gave as reasons for the unsatis
factory financial showing competition
of the Northwestern Electric company,
competition of Jitney antomobilos and
motor busses, and a continuation of
ntiiet hnsmens conditions.
WEDDING 1N NOVEMBER
I
I
f SMITH a PORTER j
H - Seventh A. John Adams Streets OREGON CITY, OREGON. g
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23. President
Wilson and Mrs. Ca1t will be married
In the first weelt of November. This
is the report here tonight, and It seems
Imsed on circumstances so convincing
as to leave little doubt. The wedding
Is to be a qnlct event, bnt It Is to he
In the presence of all members of the
Immediate families.
entirely of lambs w ith the exception overnight. Some left overs ewes were
of one lone ewe. The lambs sold at B01(1 w,ln Bla' noitiings nringing sa
J7.05. Hlaher nrlce. would have been Tops In the Inmh division continue ex
paid for tops if they were graded out rcm,!'y 8,8rf;D wl,h klllf,r
but the sellers preferred to sell the cuneu to oner mil values.
entire bank in a bunch. General mutton and lamb prices:
General mutton and Iamb prices: Select Interior lambs 7.2rto7.35
CARD Of THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends and nel;:h
bun flu v kindly assisted us Ciiriii;,
the ll'ness and death of our beloved
son and brother.
MR and MRS. JOSEPH HACH
MAN AND FAMILY.
Select Interior lamlm 7.2G Ordinary Interior lambs
Ordinary Interior lambs ... 6.60to7.00 Willamette valley lambs
Wl'lamette valley lambs 6.00to7.00
Select yearlings 8.25
Select ewes, light 5.2
Old wethers 5.2fitoii.50
While showng no price change, the
market for cattle is dull and weak at
North Portland. There was a fair run
overnight In the local yards but the
trade started -very slow, In fact noth
ing was sold early in tbe day.
The market for cows continues moHt
depressed with dairy stuff almost he-
ing given away.
The market for butter is showing a San Francls(.0 m
vi.y ""u ujiie. iricaii as wen as rn oiner 1 Salt Lake . .108
i-acinc siojie sections. W ima crass , i..,,,., 1ln
creamery prouiict trie price is general- vernon jq2
iy niBimuineu and aitnongn occasional finlclnnil 81
surplus Bnimiies are shown, these are portinnd 78
ay im un-nnn imh nerHome. aim txrv piui
ably cleaned up within the next 21
houre.
Similar trend is shown here for ordl
nary creamery butter at the prices
quoted. Practically all butter I offe
Ings are moving well with former es
tablished prices holding. Leading In
terests agree that no Immediate change
In values mny b looked for.
Foreign demnnd for bntter Is keep-
Ing the eastern trade in fair condition
although the recent sharp advance
there was followed by a decline.
6.50to7.00
6.00to7.00
BOTH GAMES PLAYED LAST DAY
OF 3EASON LOST.
Psclfie Coast League.
Won Lost Pet
89 .570
89 .048
98 .529
104 .495
113 .451
116 .402
EXPRESS PROFITS BIG
SALEM, Ore., Oct. 25Net profits
LOS ANGELES. Cul, Oct. 25. Port
land's miserable looking baseball team
expired with the Coast league season
yesterday and Manager McCredlo says
few of the players will be retained
next year. The last day showing of
the Beavers was ln accordance with
the work of the club all season. They
lout both games, 5 to 4 ln the morn
ing and 6 to 1 In the aftornoon. Evans
pitched the first game, Lush started
the second and Kahler finished It.
McCredle tried several huahcrs on
his club, tmt stated that he would not
keep any of the bunch that played
yesterday. He also says that he will
keep few of his regulars. In fact Mac
DIE IN FACTORY FIRE
PITTSIIl'ltti. Oct. 55. Thirteen
persons were killed and eight Injured
by s fire In s four story building, Ihe
upper floors of which were oi-ctipld
by Ihe t'nlon PaMr llox company, on
the North Side here, this afternoon.
Of the deal all were young women em
ployed by Ihe rompany except one.
Mayor Joseph U. Armstrong at ones
ordered that the potlre. city council
and the coroner make thorough Inves
tigation of the fire.
The flames alurted In a pile of atraw
in the rear of the feed store of Jamea
llrown A company, on Ihe first floor
of the building. William C. Klmbel.
general manager of Ihe box factory, at
once went lo the third and fourth
floors, snd warned the girls employed
there. The flames gained headway ao
rapidly, however, that escape by meam
of stairways and fire escapes waa aoon
cut off.
Joseph L. Hush and Z. J. Seagle. em
ployed on the second floor of the build
Ing, wero about to Jump, when they
were attracted by the screams of girls
tn the window above. The men told
the girls to Jump. One by one, ss the
girls leaped, Hash snd Beagle r
them, lowered them ss far as they
could and let them drop to the side
walk.
C. R. Carlisle, driver of a transfer
wagon, drove his wagon Into an alley
In the rear of t ho building and threw
p a rope to girls In a window above,
Making one end fust, they slid down
the rope to safety.
lib Jaum M.mre. U of Hummer
and All-rl lakra. until h hae ilearrd
hla refold Th lrd la i-ed !'
pror reding Ith Ihe imilraM matter
II reported barge remain un' olilro
terted
Certain ihargra. aald lo riti trots
(Met lltra. prrarnled St S relent
meeting of th Ixwrd bf llnvernur
Wlthiromhe regarding Moofv'a ford.
The were re'erred lo Attorney lien
eral llrown for an lnllgatlin aa to
Ihrlr Irulhrutnraa but Ho report baa
yet been made.
Today It waa de Idrd lo ak ('. A.
Itheppard. of Portland, roiinael for
Moore, to rom here Monday for a ion.
ferrnre rrlaths to lha ihargra
Tbe meeting today was raited aa S
result of s Irlrgrarn from Miorr. re
ceived yesterday. In whlih h elated
thai hla ba kera wrr willing to aur
ply raah or aerurllle until a lt of
th mineral prodm-le of lh lake was
made, snd offering lo personally pay
th board llooo a s guarantee thai
within all months he would post satis
factory aeurttlea In th sum of tlVOna
or forfeit the earn If not satisfactory.
Netlc Is Creditor.
Notice la hereby given that the un
dersigned ha been appointed by tha
honorable County Court of Clackamas
County, Oregon, administrate of th
eatat of ( bar lea K. Qulnn. deceased.
All pereone hating claims against th
aald eatalo are hereby notified lo p re
lent th same to me for payment with
the proiwr vouchers si my realdence,
east of Klyvlll and adjoining lb city
limits of Oregon City, Ore, near th
Molalla road, within alx months from
th date of Ihla notice.
listed. October i. Hl.V
AI.ICK K. QI INS.
Administratrix of Ihe Katat of
Charlea K. Qulnn. Ireceand
TILE DRAIN DECLARED NEEDED
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATION, as hy
cannot reach tha seat of the dlaoaae. Ca
tarrh la a blood or constitutional disease,
and In order to cure It you muat take In
ternal remedies. Hall'a Catarrh Cure is
taken Internally, and acta directly upon
tha blood and mucoua aurface. Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It
waa prescribed by one of the beat phy
sicians In thla country for year and I
a regular prescription. It la componed of
th best tonic known, combined with tha
best blood purlflera. acting directly on the
mucoua aurrace. The perfect combina
tion of th two Insredlenta la what pro
duce auch wonderful results In curing
catarrh. Bend for testimonials, free.
P. J. CHENET A CO.. Props., Toledo, O.
SolS br Drncclste. prW 76r.
Taka Han s Family pun for -.
Vt TrK VT PTn nTto7 J'" P the air and clicked his
for the year ending June 30, 1915, to- ... , ' h wfcn . .
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state public service commission. A
dividend of $1,4.18 044 was declared, Irritable Children Often Need Kicks-
and the balance $900,633.47, trans- poo Worm Killer,
ferred to the profit and loss account. There Is a reason for the disagree
able and fretful nature of many chll
Chronic Constitution. dren. Hhink of the unrest when the
About two years ago. when I began child's body Is possessed by tiny
using Chamberlain's Tablets I had worms sapping Its vitality and clog
been suffering for some time with glng Its functions. Whatever may be
stomach trouble and chronic constl- the cause "that children have worms
patlon. My condition improved rapid- Is a facL" Your child's peevishness
ly through the use of these tablets, and irritability haa a cause. Give
Since taking four or five bottles of Klckapoo Worm Killer a chance and
them my health baa been fine." writes if worms sre there this humanly
Mrs. John Newton, Irving, N. T. Ob- harmless remedy will eliminate the
POIITLAND, Ore., Oct. 22. (Editor
of The Enterprise.) There was ex
ponded In Clncknmas county between
January 1 and October 1, 1915 more
than $220,500 on roads nnd bridges.
There were vory few bridges nnd ronds
built, so there was expended between
those dates not less than $200,000 for
repairs of ronds.
What would wo think of the sanity of
a man who would so construct his
house, or other structures, on his farm
so as to require expenses for repairs
every year, especially, If he were to
make his foundations so dnfoctlvo,
Tile draining of ft road would render
both the surface and the foundation
dry and solid and so avoid a vory largo
percentage of this expenao.
Some objection Is mado that when a
road has boon "puddled" by the travel
over It, water would not sink through
It to a drain. Hut this Is preposterous,
as any one can Bee by Inspection of a
road after a rain. Not nearly all the
water runs off over the surface to a
side drain. Little ponds of wator.
and water along the wagon tracks re
main until they dry up or sink Into the
ground to be absorbed by the founda
tion of tho road.
An Illustration of the excellence of
underdralniige is shown in a piece of
road nbout one-fourth of a mllo of tho
road to Highland, which leaves tho Mo
lalla roud about one mile south of
Oregon City, down the middle of which
was laid a tile drain about 18 Inches
under the surface In 1888. Small rock
was p'need on the top of the tile and
the surfnee of the road was made
slightly concave Instead of convex.
This has been a good road ever
sine the drain was put In, and has cost
nothing for repairs. The writer does
not think that the place of rock shove
the tile Is necessary to good drain
age, but If It were it would cost much
less than to madamlze the road.
E. F. RILEY,
Nolle of Final ttlmnL
Nolle Is hereby given thai tbe tin--dcrslxned
haa fllod hla final report a
administrator de bonis mm of th es
tate of J. I. Htewart. deceased, and
that th court haa fixed Ihe 2'Hh day
of November, 1915, at Ihe hour of 10
o'clock a. m. of said day to hear any
objertlona that ther may be to aald
report. Any and all person are here
by notified to appear st the court
house In Oregon City. Oregon, at aald
time In ihe County Court if sny ob
jections they hsve to said report and
the aeltlement of the aald estate.
Dated, October 28, 1915.
U C, STEWART.
Administrator de llonla Non of Ihe
Estate of J. L. Stewart. Decerned.
CORDON E. HAYES.
Attorney.
Notice to Creditor.
Notice I hereby given that the un
dersigned ha been duly appointed ss
sdtulnistrator of the estate of Henry
Karl Dleckman. deceased, and any and
all persons having claim against said
estate must present them to the tiuder
algned, duly verified, ss by law re
quired, at his residence near Wilson
vllle, Oregon, within six months from
the dnte of this notice.
Dated October 2t;th, 1915.
Ol'HT JAEGEH.
Administrator.
DIMICK & D1MICK A MCLVEY,
Attorneys for Administrator.
Notics of Road Budget Meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that, pursu
ant to Chapter 234, General U of
Oregon, 1913, nnd Chapter 222, Ren.
ernl Ijiws of Oregon, 1915, a meeting
of the legul voters of Road District No.
2, Clackamas county. Oregon, will be
held at Grange Hall, In snld district
on the 10th day of November, 1915, st
tho hour of 8 o'clock p. m., Tor the pur
pose of considering the following esti
mates of the amount to to lie raised by
special tax In suld district for the en
suing year.
Roads snd Highways Improve
ment of Clackamas anil Oregon City
Road, $1929.00; Improvement and
maintenance of Clacknmas und M 11
wauklo Road, $1929.00;lniprovoment
nnd maintenance of Clackuinus mid
Maker llrldgo Road, $1929.00,
Prolmhlo Receipts Prohuhlo re.
cnlpts of said Road District from
sources other than tllroct taxation up
on real nnd personal property for Iho
ensuing year, $3000.00
Subscribed by three resident free
holders of said district nnd by t tin
road supervisor of said district this
ICth day of October, 1915.
E. P. DEDMAN,
H. LONOCOY,
W. T. JOHNSTON,
Freeholders.
T. A. ROOTS,
Rond Snporvlsor Road District No. 2
COMPLEXION BLEMISH.
Yes, that sluggish liver often causes
it. Dr. King's New Life Pills clears
the complexion, throws off impurities
and release bile naturally and easily.
Unles the bowels move freely and reg
ularly all the powder In the world will
not permanently cover "that niuddv
complexion." This laxative I mild
yet effective. It does not grlne or
sicken In Its effects. You will not dis
pute the merits of Dr. King's New Life
Pills. Start a treatment todar. 2Se I
Notlc of Road Budget Meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that, pursu
ant to Chaptor 234, General Uws of
Oregon, 1913, nnd Chapter 222, Gen
erul Laws of Oregon, 1915, a meeting
of tho legal voters of Road District No.
52, Clackamas county, Oregon, will be
hold at East Mt. schoolhouso, Jn said
district on the 12th dny of November,
1915, at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m., for
the purpose of considering the follow-
Ing estimates of the amount of money
to be raised by spcclnl tax In said dis
trict for the ensuing year.
Roads and Highways Improvement
and maintenance of cut by Phllllpps
Road, $350.00;lmprovement and main
tenance of gravel on Sunnyslde Road,
south from church, $275.00: imnrovs-
mcnt and mamlntennnce of gravel by
n ucaraorr uoad where loft off thl
year, on around to schoolhouse, $"tn
Subscribed by three reside nt frpA.
holders of said district and by the
road supervisor of said district thl.
14 th day of October. 1915.
C. F. ZINSER,
P. PA III JON,
W. A. ULRICH.
Freeholders.
H. W. KANNE,