OUIKiON' CITV KNTKItl'ltlHl-!. KWIDAV. FKIMiUAKV 1H. VjU.
LOCAL BRIERS
J. W. KimmI, of K.laia.la, ramlldat
lur cootily coiiimlaeloiinr, waaju lown
Tlll'mlaf.
Mr. and Mr. W. II. Ui ke, of Canby
wera IiudIiim vulture In Ilia county
Tburaday.
I). K. Julll'f, realdi'tll of OsWI'gU,
a In Ilia rounly sa( Tueaday Iran
acting blielm-ee.
J. C. Kauplarh, formerly of I ho Red-
land illetrli't, waa In llila illy fuiu
Canby Wednoeday.
A aim wee born lo Mr. anil Mra, Wll
Ham K. Illinint of llila rlty, February
T at a Portland biupltal.
('. I'. Tliomaa, a farmer from Ilia Mar
iiiiaiii dUtrlet, waa busini-ae vlnltor
In I ho comity el Monday.
doors Cloaner, a farmer from Or
Kon City, rout No. 2, waa a hualiicae
vlallor In lb county ai'at Friday.
John Hughee, well known alixkman
of Itedlaud, who liaa li'in orvlnit ou
the Jury, left for lila home Wedneaday
morning;.
(icorgu llrowo, who la employed by
paper mill, la ependlng few daye
with lila rolatlvea at Klwood during lha
high water.
Mra. ('. C. Hull of Molulla nua,
who bua bocn erlnualy III for Ilia paet
four n Ilia, waa ahla lo lae her
homo Kutiday.
Y. Y. Timimi, of Sherwood, brother of
('. T. and Huperlnlendent Y. J. Toots.
waa traneactlug bueliiree In Oregon
City Wednesday.
While pruning tree at lila liuiii't In
Mt. I'lcaMiil. W. II. HtalTord full and la
now confined lo hi hum with a num.
ber of bad brulaee.
James U Kill lam. of Itedlaud, a well
known farmer of llila county, waa
among thoa transacting buainraa In
Oregon City Wednradiiy.
F.tall K. Uordon, of I'owell River. II.
'.', la eMndlng a fw daya In Kugene
trnnaartlng biielnraa. Mr. Cordon
formerly resided In Oreaon City?.
Anionn lha Canny tleltor In Oro
on City Friday to attend the Rubekah
convention were Mra. Andrew Korher,
Mra. Caaalu Kvaua and Mra. Ilertha
1 1 oral.
Millard Olllet returned Bundiy from
a Ave yeura' rrulao In tha Culled Stntea
navy, lie la llio guest at tun iionio 01
hla auht, Mra. H. V. Kraut la and la aUo
vlxltlng Mill) lila father.
Neul Jamison, leatnr for the Clarka-
tnaa County Cow TeatliiK association
after transacting husliieaa In Oregon
City Wrdneaday, left for Hedlund
whore ho la at tho Smith dairy furiu.
II. W. Koehler, of Oawego, who la
Mug urged by bla frlende to enter
tho ruco for aherlff on (ho Democratic
ticket, waa In Oregon City Thursday.
Mr. Koehler bua not yet expressed lila
Intention to run.
A petition for lettera or a lirinlatra
lion In tho eatale of J. K. Mulr, who
died February H. waa filed In Dim pro
liHtn department of the county court
Monday by Jeaale Mulr. Ho leavea
an entitle valued at $1900.
Mra. A. K. Kroat uiTlvcd In thla city
lust ii I Klit from Corvallla. She wua
called hern by tho death of her grand
father, I.. It. Andrewe. at Mt. Plea
ant. Her brother, F. II. Audrawa, of
Portland, la uUo In Oregon Cliy.
Mr. and Mra. Jolinunea Jolinaon, of
WUIuninttv, are visiting In Bulem tho
Kuenta of Huv. John Ovull, who la
known In thla city. Mr. and Mra. Jolin
aon are planning on making their fu
ture home In tho vicinity of Hulem.
Mr. ond Mra, Kmery C. French arc
rwelvlns congratulations over tho ar
rival of a tlttlo aon born February 12.
Thla la tho third child, tho flrat two are
twin, a boy and a girl. Mra. French
waa beforo her inarrluRo Mini Alice
llalley.
Dr. J. I). Fvntnn Monday llloc a suit
nguiniit Mabel Francis I'ntt 'r-uin-Pru-no
Richardson mid C. S. Rlch'irdmm to
collect on ii nolo for 2:0 signed in
Portland In 1911. Tho plaintiff ho'ds
a in'nrtgugu on tbo defendutit'a iroperty
In llila county. I
Cliarlex llenjamln Kuli;lit nnd MIkn
Alice Coffey, In tho rencncn of Forext
Jumea nnd lila wife Klvn JiuneH, as
wltncHHcti. wero united In mnrrliiKO by
Rov. f. K. Hawklna nt tho MethndlHt
imrBomiRO Wodneaduy filKht at 7:30
p. m. Thoy will reaUlo. In roi t'imd.
Charloa Evemtt Tldd, tho year old
aon of Mr. nnd Mra. Cburloa Tldd, who
llvo nt tha bond of Sixth street, dlod
Monday nfternonn nftor nn lllncaa of
a fow dnya. Tho funeral will bo held
Wednesday morning nnd Intarmotit
will be In Motintuln View cetnotnry, In
tbo MuHonln plot,
Itov. W. II. Allen, of Oak Orovo, vis
ited OrcKoii City Thuradny. Mr. and
Mra. Allen recently colobratod tholr
golden woddlng annlvemnry. Mr. Al-
nn wna tho fourth member of his lm
incilliiti) family to oolobrnto this event.
Throo brothora oldor tlmn ho, toKotlmr
RED PEPS
PHILOSOPHY
"Most people m willing to
spend ft02lnan effort
to win a $5 pmc.
You get full value for
your money when you
buy from
LARSEN & CO.
Corner Tenth and Main Su.
with tln.lr lv.a ceUbraled ba flfin 'b
Aml.rona firow null, an of Mr. and
Mia. (ieorga (.', Mrowin ll, waa In r
ann Cliy Hulurday. Mr. ifonill la a
graduate of Oregon City hull hool
and ha la now attending Iteed rollega
at roitland. Ho waa In Oiou Cliy
In Ilia Inlerala of Ilia collngv, prepara
lory lo publiabing a avnlor iMMiklei, of
hi' ti Mr. Hrownnll la editor and gn
iral manager.
I.lnuleiiant and Mra. Arthur fJalloa
ly and llttla aon are gueata of the
liiroii r'a parvtila, Mr. and Mra Cbarlea
(IhlloKly of (i'aiUtona. Uniilriuiil
(ialloaly la former Oregon City boy
and la well known here. Ha reienlly
mturned from a trip lo Honolulu. Mra.
W. II. Dlllard of Idaho, daughter of Mr.
and Mra. Cbarlea (lallogty la alio Ha
lting her pa rent a.
(1 SEEKS DIVORCE
MAX OLimCM SAVt tHC COULD
NOT COOK HII BRCAK'AtT
OR IWtIP THE HOUIK
Charging that bla wife would not get
up early In the morning, early enough
to gel lila breakfaal, Ihut aha waa dirty,
(hat aim would not uiako lha heda or
aweep the floor, that money be fare
her waa turned over to Iter men friend
and that aha finally on February ft.
IIMD, declared that abe waa tired of
living with him and waa going to "beat
Mai ilula h. of Molulla, Haturday
Died a ault for divorce agalnat Ilertha
Unix h In tha circuit court, Dliuli k It
Dluilck are bla attomoya.
They were married January 10, 190,
at Wilbur, WanU, and have lived at
Molnlla aeveral yrara. He aaya abe
aanocluted with a barber ruined V 1 1 1 1 a
and after moving to Molulla aba aent
III in money ao that be could fo'low her.
At lha Cluekamaa county fair In 1911.
and at one of the Portland Komi Fee-
tlvaU, ahe la alleged lo have aaaorlatrd
with men too Intimately to pleaao her
llilabaud.
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IN CIRCUIT COURT
C. E. HAOLEY FAILS IN ATTEMPT
TO RECOVER PROPERTY SOLD
BY OFFICIAL.
Sheriff W. J. Wllann Sattirduy night
won a ault filed nKulnat him by C. K.
lUdtey lo ncover iroKTty aold by the
aherllT. The amount of tho ault waa
fi'iOO, and tho official wns reprcaentcd
by Judgo nrnnt II. Dliiikk and Walter
A. Dlmlrk.
W. K. Holilnnon aevnrnl tnontha ago
aecured a judgment for V-'i auulnst
A. 8. puulmin for labor. I'uulxon'a cat
tin wna attuched nnd aold at a aherllT'e
nulo for $109. Hndley claimed be held
a flrxt mortgaKO on the property; and
noimht to rocover from tbo aherllT.
Tbo cuao waa tried beforo a Jury In
Circuit JudKO Campbeira court
TO
BE IN USE NEXT WEEK
THREE CLASS ROOMS WILL BE
OCCUPIED EITHER MONDAY OR
TUESDAY SAYS TOOZE.
Threo of tho six rooms In tho new
addition to tho Oregon City IiIkIi school
will bo occupied ell her Monday or
Tuonduy next week, suld City Super
intendent of Schoolg Toozo yesterday.
Sluilents who now uro registered In
tho atwcmbly room of tho high .school
will bo moved to tho threo new rooms.
Tho eastoru wull of tbo nssombly room
will bo removed, and tho room ttsolf
will ha considerably eulnrged.
It will bo sovenil weeks. Mr. Toor.o
continued, before tbo addition la entire
ly completed.
GUARDIANS ARE 80UGHT.
A potltlon for tho appointment of a
Riiardlnn for Allison and Qulncy Ercl
man, children of tho Into Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Erdmun, was filed In tho pro
bato department of the county court
ThiirHduy by Dnntul U'Erdmnn, and a
similar petition was filed for Homor
nnd Anna Erdmnn, children of tho lute
Mr. and Mrs. Haven Erdmun. Each of
tho four children has a J3G9.03 Interest
in an estate.
SCHOOL BOARD REFUSES TO ALLOW
00E
L M'LOUGHLIN TO TALK TO
L
The school board Wednesday ulght
denlod the request of Captuin Lowoll
ltlanchnrd, of tho local compnny of
mllllln, lo allow Colonol McLoughlln.
of the Third regiment, to talk on tho
work of the militia at a hliih bcIioo!
assembly.
Captnin lllnnchard nsked the board
to allow Colonel McLoughlln to speak
Friday aftornoon at the closo of sthool
to tho boys botween 18 and 21 years
of ago, urging them to Join tho local
company of national guards. Militia
officials have been planning a cam
paign to get high school students in tho
company.
The school board took the stand that
tho militia was In no way connected
with the work of the school, and that
HIGH
SCHOO
fi iff IIAIinr rillll T
III 1852, SCRIBBLING
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h. immv, CARPiNTt", rnt
inVIO HISTORICAL OATA
WIOOINQ RINO II rOUHO.
The data of the erection of Ibe pto
neer CHIT llou a puttie wbl h Could
not m ainwerrd by Ibe tlot alu
l-iil a of early blatory of Oregon City
waa learned Tueaday wban William
Caanedr. a lalxirer. rlppl a board
from a door ruing In tba building and
revealed written on tha under elda of
the noard tha following Inwrlptloii'
"II. Kmery, Oregon City, Houmi Car
penter, built I nl U. AiMirnainy, own
rr of the hotiM."
Tho Cliff llouaa, now bring destroy
rd to make room for the TM.Ooo addl
tlon to lha llawley mill, baa played a
moM liniiortoiil part In tba early hla
lory of Oregon City at a time when
thla city waa Die atrial and ludualrta!
tenter of tha dlntrlil. Tba man who
iinlU the hotel and the date of Ha ereo
llon, however, bavo alwaya born
abrouded In myalery, and tba bet
elforta of local atudenla of plonevr bla
lory to ao'v. toe problem bava not
iK-en awarded.
The hotel waa bulll of cedar, evident
ly brouaht to Oregon around Cat
Horn. Many or tho planka are If to
bi-a aeroaa, and an Ini b thick. The
lutbea uned In the building wore cut
from nutlvo wood a by banL
O. (1. Faulkner baa charge of remov
ing the building. Ho found a wedding
ring bctwoen tho partltlona on the erc
oi.u floor. Mr. Faulkner Intend lo
keep, the cedar board on which the pio
neer carpenterliad marked the date of
l onntnn tlon of the hotel. A large num
ber of empty llijuor Imttli-a were found
under the floor ol tbo building, which
now la about half deatroyed.
FISHERMAN, 50 FEET
OFF OWN IAND, FINED
, O. HOW-ELL, FI8HIN0 WITHOUT
LICENSE, WANDERS TOO FAR
FROM HIS FARM.
The alute law aaya a property owner
ran flab on hla own lund without a flah
Init llcetme. K. O. Howell, who ha
proH-rty In tho Clear crock dialrlct,
went fluhlng Monday afternoon with
out a llrcniM', wandered CO feet off bla
own land and waa arrested by Deputy
FUh Warden Jewell.
Tuoeday Howell wua brought beforo
Juatlre of thn 1'euro Slcvora. At flrat
ho dec'arod bla Intention of fighting
tbo rbarr.e, making hla defenao that
ho was on bla own property, but In
vcHtli;ntlon khowvd him that he had
wnndered a few feet off hla own lund.
Ho eatlmnmted thut ho was about 60
feet from bis property lino.
Howell entered a plea of guilty and
waa fined $25.
R.E.
UNDER NEW STATUTE
CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR FIRST
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY JOB
TO DEPOSIT SUM.
U, E. Woodward, of Oregon City, Fri
day filed his statement for nomination
and deposited $20 with County Clerk
Harrington. Ho Is a candidate for
county bssossor.
Mr. Woodward Is tho first candldato
for a county offico who has Jjiken ad
vantngo of tho new law which a'lowg a
candlduto to deposit a sum with the
county clerk, rather than to clrculuto
and file a potltlon.
. Ills motto Is "A Bquaro deal on valu
ations and assessments."
Union Pacific . systerii feeds and
houses passengers at The Dalles w hile
trains are stalled.
IXEN I. IUKER, tho daughter of
of Mr. and Mrs. I. linker, and
Ucldlcy J. Woodward, son of Mr. nnd
Mrs U. E, Woodward, won mnrrled
quietly. Monday afternoon at Ww First
Popilst church by Rev. W. T. K'llikon
They will tnko a Bhort honoymoon trip
M-rove roturnli.3 to Oregon City whoro
they will make tholr homo.
by allowing Colonel McLaughlin to
snenk the board would be taking a dofl
nlto stand for military work In con
nection with the school. .
Members of the board, however, de
slro to have it known that In no way
aro they opposed to high school stu
dents joining the militia, but they do
not want to have the militia connected
in any way with tho schools. A stu
dent over 18 years of age may enlist
with the consent of his parents.
Tbo local company planned on se
curing about 30 members from the high
school. A formal request that Colonel
McLaughlin be allowed to speak was
mado by Captain Illanchard early In
tho week. Colonel McLoughlln was in
Oregon City last Saturday.
WOODWARD FILES
STUDENTS
A
EST LINN VOTES
FOR ANNEXATION
OF WILLAMETTE
VOTERS APPROVE MIRCIR l TO
21 AT SECOND ILICTION
HELD MONDAY.
ACTUAL UHIOH CF IWO TOWNS
TO EE HADE SOON AS POSSIBLE
Greater Wt Linn Will Haa AaaaaMd
Valuation WMhln Fa Hundred
Thoutand Dollara af Oregon
City 1 Mllta Lang.
At nwnd merger rU-tlon, WmI
l.lnn Monday voted to merge with Wlb
la met l. Tho vote waa tZ to 21.
The flrat election, b 'd early In De
cember, wbi found to b Invalid owing
lo two flaws In tba prorerdltif a. At
the flrat vote, wblih waa ronaiderably
heavier than tbo w-oi.d, voters ap
proved lha annexation. 110 lo "9. Wll
lametta voted for the merger early lo
January.
The actual merger will be completed
aa soon aa poenlble, 11 Willamette
council will reaae to eilat. and the
greater Weal Linn will be governed by
the present council, wblih Include no
representative from Willamette dla
trirt, until tba flrat of nnt year.
One of the principal objerta of the
annexation waa to give ihoie living In
Willamette opportunity to uae South
Fork water. Tba town la now aupplled
by a privately owned avutein controled
by J. K. Downev. 8tn will probably
be taken at once to acjulra tbls prop
erty, although much of 't mv found
Impractical to nee, olng to tha con
dition of the tinea.
' The new Weal l.lnn eitenda from
Magono park below llobon up to the
Tualatin, a distance of about thraa
miles. Ita aaaeaaed valuation in with
In a few hundred thmoaud dollar of
Oregon City, and Includes all tha mills
of tba Crown Wlflamctte company, ex
cept the eaat aide pulp mill, and tha
generating plant of the I'ortland JUII
way. Light A Power company. It pop
ulation I eatlmatcd between 2500 and
3000 persona.
Financing the twon's $200,000 bond
laaue will be much simpler with Wlllatn
ette In Wrat Linn, not so much on ac
count of tbo Increase In valuation, a
on account of tho tncreime In the num
ber of water conaumers. Ties numlier
of homea In tha Willamette district
expected to connect with tho mains la
eatlmated at 150.
3 SUITS FILED TO
FORECLOSE ON NOTES
Three ault to foreclose on notes
were filed. In tho circuit court Satur
day. KlUa White filed a suit against Eli
jah Coal man and ti. K. Howitt to col
lect on a note for J."00. on which $125
had been paid, signed September 21.
11105. She seeks $00 attorney's fees
and Interest
John Hunt instituted an action
analnst J. R. Townsend and Sarab
Townsend to foreclose on a $500 note
and collect $50 attorney's fees.
Tho Estnrada State bank filed a pe
tition to foreclose on a mortgage for
$300, naming George P. IJryan, Llllle D.
Itryan, Charles Hicks, Jessie Hicks and
Glus8 llrothors us defendants.
J.S.
OF
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Circuit Judgo Campbell Friday
signed a Judgment In the suit of the
Willametto Valley Southern against M.
M. and Clnrlr.su Hall to condemn a
right of way. The court' awarded the
Halls $649.30 for thes strip, and the
judgment provides that tho money
must be paid and the deed given in 30
dnys.
Mrs. Sarah Frank, carrier of rural
route No. 3 out of Horitig, mado tho re
markablo record of missing only one
day during tho recent storms. The
roads were considered impassible for
nearly a "week, the snow drifting lu
places to the tops of the farm fences,
but Mrs. Frunk made her rounds when
soveral other corrlers failed. She had
the assistant of her husband during
tho worst storms, and togethor they
got tho mall to the farm houses on
route No, 3, which covers nearly 21
milos.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
"The Kind You Hara Always Bought
Bear tha
Signature
WATSON ESTATE PROBATED.
A petition for the probate of the
will of Fred Watson, who dlod In Salem
February 1, was filed In the probate
department of the county court Satur
day. His estate consist of 371.22 in
cash. A number of relatives living In I
England survive.
F.A.eURDON,l!ElER
RESIGNS HIS PLACE
FRICTION IN WATER DEPART
MENT It BELIEVED CAUSE
STATEMENT II NOT MAOE.
Y, A. Ilurdon, ihglrmaa of the water
(ouuiillte of the (;l!ton round! and
ou of Ibe bel known tltuetie of that
loan, Tueaday realgned bla place on
lha round), U la believed, Iihiiim of
frldlofl In lha water department.
Mr. Ilurdon at bla bom Tuewlay
night aid he bad no statement to
make, and wlihed tha matter to be
forgotten aa aoun aa poeaibl. Ifn pre-k-ii
ted bla realgnatlon to Mayor
Chamber Howell, and bla l'itiKi
will be elected by tha council at the
flrat meeting neit month.
Mayor Howell u!d Tuesday night
that be t bon til Mr. Ilurdon realaned
bwauae of bla Inability to aree with
tbe other members of Ilia committee,
on the aelection of water superin
tendent. Mr. Lurton aupported Vlrtor
(Jault. and tbe council elected Will
Johnaon.
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SUE TO COLLECT BILL
L. W. Ilobbln and Everman Robblna,
of Molalla, doing bualnea a Kobbln
lirother. Friday filed a ault In the clr
cult court agalnat John and Anna brad
ley to collct on a bill for mere ban
dine. Of the $101. B0 worth of good
alleged to have been bought by the
defendant, only ti cent waa paid, ac
cording to tha complaint.
OREGON CITY WOMAN
AT
FUNERAL OP MRS. G. W. BENTLEY
WILL BE HELD HERE SAT
URDAY MORNING.
Mr. G. W. flentley, formerly Mr.
Mary Holme Simmon of this city,
died at 11:20 o'clock Thursday morn
ing at ber home In Woodburn at the
age of 67 year.
Mr. Itontloy lived In Orcson City
many years, and recently moved to the
Marion county town. She is lurvlved
by her husband, one daughter. Mr.
Grace Swope; a son. Arthur Holmes,
of ML Angel, and four stepsons. C. J
and U E. Rentley, and Hud and F. D
Simmons.
The body will be brought to Oregon
City, and Interment will be in Moun
tain View cemetery Saturday at 12
o'clock.
Wednesday IsButter Day
FALLS CITY BUTTER OO, 10)11
Wednesday Only VOOC 3. !i011
Not More Than Two Rolls to A Customer
SUGAR
SPECIAL.
100 lb. Cane Sugar $6.50
100 lb Dry Granulated 6.30
111 lbs. Dry Granulated 1.00
15 lbs. Pure Cane 1.00
FLOUR
SPECIAL.
Swan Flour, $1.25 lack.., '.$4.75 Bbl.
Crown Olympic or Snow Drift $1.40
per Sk .$5.50 Bbb-
10 lus. Pancake Flour ........ :.45c
10 lbs. Patent Flour 40c
10 lbs. Farina 45c
9 lbs. Corn Meal ..35c
Rice, Macaroni, Etc
Sultana Raisins, lb 10c
Muscatel Raisins 10c
White Figs, lb 10c
Wack Figs, 3 lbs. . . . , 25c
Dry Peaches, 3 lbs. ........... .25c
4 lbs. Pink Beans 25c
4 lbs. Mexican Benns 25c
4 lbs. Bayo Deans 25c
5 lbs. Broken Rice 25c
4 lbs. Jap Rice 25c
3 lbs. Besthead Rice 25c
4 lbs. Sago 25c
4 lbs. Tapioca 25o
4 lbs. Cut Macaroni 25c
4 lbs. Small White Beans 25c
Hams, Bacon and Lard
Armour' Best Sugar Cured Bacon.
Breakfast Bacon 20c
Backs, pound 20c
Armour's Best Sugar Cured Hamn,
pound . 20c
Side Bacon, Rest Eastern 23c
Salt Pork, Eastern 15c
1 pound Armour's Picnic Ham 12;.fce
No. 10 Poll Pure Lard $1.35
Lard Compound, in bulk, per lb.
12' 2o
No. 5 Tin Pure Lard 70c
CANNED GOODS
4 Can Oysters 25c
2 Can Y. B. Milk ...15c
2 Can Merigold Milk 15c
6 Can Clams 65c
3 Can Pork and Beans 25c
6 Can Sardines 25c
2 Can Chili Con Came 25c
Pickles and Kraut
Sour Pickles, pint Jar 15c
Sour Pickles, quart jar 25e
Sweet Pkkles, bulk, quart 25c
New Kraut .' 5c
Kellesnoo Kerring, dox 25c
J. J. BULLOCK, PIOiNEER
Of 1849. IS DEAD
OIWEGO MAN PASSES AWAV
AFTER ILLNESS OP PIVE
VEAP.S WITH CANCER.
After Ave year lllneaa with ranter,
John J. Ilullwk, t pioneer of 119, died
Tdaaday night it bla borna In Oawego.
I( was born In Whit county, Tenn.,
In 137, and rroaaed tbi plain with
i hla parrnta In 1M9. For 40 yeara he
'lived on Ibe Jeaale Itullixk donation
land claim near Onwego. Ha spent all
I Ma life In Oregon In the Oawego dl
trlit with Ibe exception of four yeara
I In Or iron City, and la well known
through the norlh-m part of tha coun
ty. In W. Mr. HulI'Mk married Ml.a
KlUaUih Melvln at (Jervaln, and of the
Ova children born to them, three aur
vlve, Mrs. 11. K. J one, Mla Jane Hul
I'Mk and William W. Ilulloik, all of
Otwego. Mr. Ilullock died several
year ago. The Ixily U being held her
at the funeral parlor of Holman
Itandall. and Iba funeral will be held
Thuradny.
L R. ANDREWS, CIVIL
WAR VETERAN, DIES
U It. Andrew died at & o'clock
Tueaday morning at hi borne In Mount
Pleasant Ho wa bom in Ohio, Au
guat 1. 1S33.
HI first wife waa Mlaa Harriet Sel
kirk, and after her death 32 year ago
he wa married In 1882 to her aixter,
Mia Jennie Selkirk, who survive him,
along with one aon, F. It. Andrew of
Mount IteaaanL
Mr. Andrew came here In 1903 from
Indiana. HI slater, Mrs. Alice Jungle.
Uvea at Fort Wayne, Ind. He was
member of tbe Crand Army of tba Re
public. J. B. ROBINSON OIES.
Jame R. Robinson, who la known
by many In Oregon City, dropped dead
at bla home, 9S5 Hawthorne avenue.
Portland, Saturday night of heart trou
ble. He moved to Portland six year
ago from California. For many years
he waa at Sacramento, Calif., where he
was connected with the Southern Pa
cific, and luter he moved to Chico,
and was superintendent of the electric
railroad running between Chico and
Sterling City. He was 58 years old.
He I survived by bla widow, who was
Miss Jeanette Cochran, daughter of the
late Mrs. Fanny Cochran, of Cils city,
and two sons, Kenneth, a senior at the
Cnlverstty of Oregon, and Donald, who
entered the university two weeks ago.
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SPECIALS
10c Can Spices 5c
Good Broom ..25c
Toilet Paper, 3 for 10c
Tillamook Cheese, 25c lb., 2 lbs. 45c
Arm & Hammer Soda ....... 5c
50-lb. sack Dairy Salt . . . ... . ... .50c
50-lb. sack M ground Salt 35c
5 gals. Coal Oil 65o
3 boxes Matches 10c
Corn or Gloss Starch 5c
10c Bottle Bluing or Ammonia. . 5c
Vinegar, full quart. 10c
Vinegar, gallon ..." .....25c
Sauer Kraut, quart 5c
8eg. 25c slza K. C. Baking Pow- -
der 20c
3 lb. Can Stem Cut Coffee. 70c
Reg. 50c K. C. Baking Powder.. 40c
Reg. SOc K. C. Baking Powder.. 65c
Reg. 25c Can Table Peaches.... 10c
4 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes... '.25c
Small Onion Sets, 3 lbs. for 25c
Fancy Hood River Apples, box $1.50
Fancy Naval Oranges, size SO,
doz. 40c; size 176, doz .-...20c
Fancy Lemons, ex(ra large, doz. 20c
Walter Baker's Premium Choco
late, special, lb 40c
Walter Baker1 Breakfast Cocoa,
reg. 30c, lb. 25c
Regular 30c pkg. Rolled Oats.. 20c
Cod Fish, 2 lb. brick 20o
3 Cans Silver Salmon 25c
2 Cans Chinook Salmon 35c
6 Loaves U. S. Bread 25c
Peanut Butter, 2 lbs 25c
Pure Extracts, bottle. 10c
Breakfast Foods
Golden Rod Oats, Reg. 35c, pkg.. 30c
Golden Rod Wheat, Reg. 35c, pkg.
30c
Roman Meal 25c
Pancake Flour 20c
Krlnkle Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs, for 15c
Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs 25c
Ralston Bran, 2 for 25c
Full Line Ksllogg's and Quaker'
' Cereal.
Fancy Apples J j JjJJ a box
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MORGAN'S
The Cut Rate Stores
2 Stores, Oregon City and Bolton
Phone Pacific 19. Home A-133
CIVIL WAR VETERAII
DIES Oil BIRTHDAY
0F"ABE"ll!;C0LII
R. W. PORTER PASSES AWAY AT
HII HOME IN GLADSTONE
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS.
ft. W. Porter, a veteran of tba Civil
war and a lifolong admirer of Lincoln,
died early Saturday, on tba 107th an
nlveraary of tba birth of lha martyred
president. Ha waa II year old, and In
good health until a few day before hla
death when ha auddenly became III
with la grippe. Hla advanred age has
tened tha end.
Mr. and Mra. Porter celebrated their
(0th wedding annlveraary January I
at their home in Gladstone, and re
ceived scorea of frtenda and relatives,
Mr. Porter wa born la Oneld
county. New York. October 7. UiX
Karly in the Civil war be enll.ted In
Company A, S.lrd Pennsylvania regi
ment Ha then look up hla trade of a
blackamith, which be followed for
many year. Tb family cam to Ore
gon In 1S7, Kittling first at Prtnevllle,
and after a year In the central Oreson
town they cam to Canemab, living
there 26 year. SU year ago they
moved to Gladstone.
Healde hi widow, Mr. Porter !
urvlved ,by four children, Clarence
Porter, of Fairbanks, Alaxka: Cbarle
Porter, of Daker; Mr. J. D. I-abor, of
Portland, and Mr. K'mer- May vllle, of
Canemah, and ceveral grandchildren.
He was a member of tha Gladstone
flaptlat church.
IS DEAD OF CANCER
MOTHER OF MRS. A. F. RAASCH,
ELEVENTH AND RAILROAD,
PASSES AWAY.
Death came to tbe relief Saturday
morning of Mr. Anna Wllklna, after
an Illness from cancer, at the home of
ber daughter, Mr. A. F. Raascb. Elev
enth and Railroad avenue.
She was born In Lakcn. IIL, January
1, 1SC6. Chicago waa ber home for a
long time after ber marriage and
there ber husband died some years
ago. Later Mr. Wilkin removed to
Kalispel, Mont, where she resided
for Ave years, coming to Oregon City
eluht months ago to make ber home
with her daughter.
Resides the daughter. Mrs. Wilkin
1 survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Da
lrymple of Lake, 111.
She waa a member of the Maccabees
of Chicago. Tbe time of the funeral
has not been decided upon, but will
likely take place Sunday from the
Catholic church, of which Mrs. Wllkins
was a devout member.
House Cleaning Specials
25c Box Pearline or Gold Dust.. 20c
23c Box Naptha Wash Powder. .20c
3 Cans Old Dutch Cleanser ....25c
3 Cans Lye 25c
Light House Cleanser 5c
6 Bars Crystal White Soap 25c
This is House Cleaning Time
Reg. 65c Brooms 55c
Reg. 55c Brooms 45c
Reg. 30c Brooms 25c
SYRUP
SPECIAL.
Log Cabin Maple, pints, reg. 30c, 20c
Log Cabin Maple, qts. reg. 60c,. 40c
Log Cabin Maple, gal reg. 90c, 80c
Columbia Syrup, gal. . 30c
Columbia Syrup, 1 gal 50c
Karo Syrup, H gal. ; 30c
Karo Syrup, 1 gal 55c
Tea and Coffee
Caravan Coffee, lb., special ....35e
3 lbs. per special $1.00
This Blend is a Perfect Coffee; rich
in aroma, strong in flavor, yet is
smooth and pleasing to the most
delicate palate.
Royal Coffee, lb., special....... 30c
Gold Dollar Coffee, lb., special.. 25c
Lipton's Tea, 1 lb. tins for 65o
Best Bulk Teas, lb .'...45c
Crackers
3 10c Boxes Crackers 25c
2 25c Boxes Crackers 45c
3 pkgs. Graham Crackers 25c
or Cases Crackers, lb. ... 8c
Full Line Fancy Cookies, 10c box,
3 for 25c; 5c boxes 6 for 25c
Full Line Fancy Cookies in Bulks.
German Egg Noodles, reg. 15c, . ,10c
Fruits and Vegetables
Of All Kind.
Fancy Cabbage, per lb 2c
AUTO DELIVERIES
Gladstone and Parkplace,
Monday and Thursday morn
ing. Mt. Pleasant and Fall
View, Wednesday and Satur
day A. M.
West Side and Canemah,
Tueaday and Friday.
OREGON CITY DAILY