V
LOCAL UMCI'S
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llrolflii mmiK'f a. a II (11011
mill n.u of Hintur l'r' , .n milling
ttlM tfut,4l lltlg leulni mi llri
unit f at 1 utnu k
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Mr hi.iI Mr. I II l(. .I.l.i t uti.l
. I.il ir. n i.f I'iiiIUii I mi' i lulling llll
Mi m. IMra I M V. ..iiiih k. nf M.hiuI
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ll... I III. I nf Mr mi l Mia Wmiun l.
M, AtUi'ir I l.'i ii'liili. i.f IVni'i
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ii l ia 'I "' . I.i) Ml-, ll.itiinliuli :n
i.i. hi r tony- lii.ini' fiuiii Mu iwmi'l,
slii l.. tin liaa I.. . ii iiiiiiii: In r '4f
.i.tv Mr mil Mia II..'. it Mur.ilt
I . i. Hiituid.it. lull I.i the lfi
i f I i hi. Iliimii II..) II I'm. i.f Ttoi'lflli
mi. I Mj'li"..!! rlr.rli. 4 d.mgbti-r.
I i r n . nl en i iiM.iiii. M'hiiIii) iniiiii
Hit! ,il 3 n'. Iii. k. a a. ii, In llii' If.' nl
I-: n'li (j iinii-
Mr iiifl Mu II l
lui'i . uri' re. thing
.i I m .it Hi., mrikul nf
Hi. ir Itt'iii" Hmid.it
Mill. r. t.f f ; lax!
I ottl'riltillalltilia
a ilaniiliti'r ul
in. r ii I ii c nl '.'
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ii,ii'iliili'ii.i'iil
.f llin l.l.tlilt.'l .1. I'jlllin nl i.f tin' llrr
if. .11 i t y M. iiiul.it lilillii! i uinl'iili)
Mra Unity S In -nl ir it. tolm liaa
.n ii llm r'i"l "f Mr fi'l Mra Nutli
Hill. I H Ml t llrt III llf.llll.irl. Ori'llllll, fur
llll- I II it Itoll tolM'ka ri'l'IIIH-'l til lnT
lintiiK In tlila ill) S.tl'ir.l.iv, vialllnn
xllli ri-lnlDi'a In I'lirlliiinl, nil Iht t
lurn to 1'ila i lly
Mta l.rllu lliutl. nf I'nrll.inil. whii
Iuih t'i'i ii an n.lini; Iht 4iallini Willi
h.'r .nrMila, Mr ntnl Mr J. W. Illult.
l M.iuiit rii'aaaiil. Irft for I'lirlluntl
Suiitliiy xli.r.' alio will romiim lii-r
(..sIIIhii wllli K In t'liinimii) .
Ili.rn til Van. .. id. i. null . Siiinluy.
Jul) :M. tn th tolfi' nf K Ii. I. ami'
Tli ii. a ilmiiilili-r Mr luilMrlin l
llir il.uii:lilfr nf S J. Ilaallnca. nf Cliul
,'liUli'. mill lltii'il Ul lilHilntolIll III'
fun. inultlhit Iht Imino at VanrmiviT
M J. Drown, fnriiiiTly nf On'Knii
Clly, lint mi)1 I'llilnr nf llio Dt'iitmi
rnimly Cmiilir, ul ConiillK l tin1
niii'.t nf Mr. nml Mm. Dunn In Oil"
illy Mra. Druwn ami clillilri'n nrrlv
nl in IIiIh I'lty nliniil n ,'li nun I''
vl"lt nt llic Dunn liniiii'.
Mr ami Mra. IV Sfliu.'ln'l. ln
Inn.. n niijniirnlnt! nt Wlllinll
Sirln:ii. Imvi' rrliirnrtl Ik till' i'lty.
.Mr Si liui'l'i'l wnnl ti) lliat rranrt for
I In. Iiiiii'fll nf lila lii'iillli. Mini la iiIiIi'
in u nt IiIh offln nitaln, inuili tin
pnni'il. Mr. It. (!. Dimnliniin, who roi'i'litly
jirnvi'tl In Dri-Kon niy from Slier
man counly, him iur.-ha'tt ii limni'
at I'lirkplari', anil la cnli'i lUK tln mil
Iry tii!iini'!n fur many yrnra. Sin
will kMi inimt of tin' i'kkh I" tlio l'nrt
In ii I nmikrlH.
'IliniiiaH Myi'iH, IV D Ni'f.Ri'r nml
Ci'iiruo MrCiirvi-r, of HiIh city, li'ft
Mnnilay fur a flHliliiK trip, tlirlr ili'Kli
millnn lirliiK ni'iir tlio lioailwntiTs of
tin. Molalla rlvir. Tlny will Im ptmf
fur ulmiit ti'ii day h.
Mr. nml Mm. I.oiiIs Mf!raw, Mr.
anil Mr. Harry llrwf anil mm. Anli'ii,
Mr. anil Mih. (', A. Mnlr anil chllilrnn,
SPECIAL
THIS WEEK
SUGAR
AND
Fruit Jars
At l.rmi Than I'ro.scnt Wholo-
Hull) I'OHt.
Do not mvrlook nur Htork of
ntl'ITH, CltorKIUKS. (MtOCK
T.UY, (IIIANITHWAHK and tho
uri'iili'Ht varlnly of other kooiIh,
Ini'linlliiK ntlOAM SHI'AUAl
T0113 and other DAI It Y- nml
I'OUI.TIIY HiipplloM. All rooiIh
minrniiteml an roprosmitml. or
money hnek. Our prlioH will
uvernKO lower, quality coiihIiI
oroil, thnn other houm-fl In this
county. CASH PAID KOR I'UO
DVCK. LARSEN &
CO.
Cor. 10th and Main St.
"ll al.'i llliiliu, 1.1 ri.rllilllll, toll
III ll.li i lly Hum. I.y Dm gui.U i.f Mr
mi Mrt XV, C. (iiu.li, i,f Hutnnlli
mi l l inter air. la Mr mi. Mis
wiir nai.i.ii in fiiitynn city l.i.furt
nk I nM llii.lr lu ',ii,i
Mr mil Mi. r. I. ml.. (,f iit,u
n ". Imii. urihi .l In lin irnii m.
l.'l llm .. -la nf Mr Hml Mra
I M Ualinah, i.f .M.,nli I'lmamil
Mr 4.l.a la a l.n.H.i r nf Mia War
in- k ll.ir liatn I... n IiiiiiIiik I In.
("iilii rti aUl.a an. uri. in. on ih. ir
r liniiii.
Mr an. I Mia I. A Mlnllli I,.,
Ii.ni Ih.ii rial. Una; im Hi'iinlli iiii.l
I. .I.n (J iliii f A'luma alri'i'la, davit
iniiii 'l I.. i IIik aumiiH'r In M.i'inl '. hi
aiil. lure lliey arn .'ii....iilly In
ili'. nil Mr Hlnllli lr.nl nf .,,,,
'llii-r will riluiii in liri,,ii i'lty
I'll.. I llii. to llili.
Mu llnl.i.rt lii niin. (lf iiraiir Cri-rk,
"''ii liaa , 1 1 In 11, la illy l,n Km.at
lr im. I Mra A I. II1.1II1., iiinriiiil In
In r I. ..ii... mi M. .ii. Im Hit iIuhi I.I.t
in .hi, will r. ih jIii In Ihla i lly for a
I'- iluta Iiiiikit al llm 1 1 .... 1 1.. I........
I lailnii S I I 'uk. ami nf (I. K.
rii)l.m, nf liU.lat.iiiH, who left (Wa.l
alnlm a.. llll. tin,!. Kn U,. llllll.i III
rninpnny . I liilin N.itlnnul liuuril, la
li.iw aln'l..,i . nt Nm-alea, Arl , lila
i ..li. . ii,) IiiiiIiik I, . ii rulli'il In that
illy . I r i m ar lln r.-i I'l.l Meil' an Iron
Lie. In a liii.-r to V J Meyer, Mr
fietlaii aula Hint Hie Wenlher la any
tlillu! I.iil I'll'ilMUlt
A V lliMie), nf I'. .1 1 In lnt u prnp
Mli ni, er In Ihla i lly, tout In (In K'.ii
I lly Th. "In) aflTliiMiii, to In n. he a.
liNikiiiK .ifl.r lila .r.i.i-rly Inlereaia
ll- n'a.i ilall. . wllli hla l.itilher III
liiila lliH.liill.. Mr I lii-lii ) . If.'
in.. I a. .Ii, llreli. Mill iae .xl.iy In
Hii'ir u'll.iin.il.ile fur a trip HiruuKli
I .illf.'inlii. )lallli'iK ( r.il.r l.nle nn
lli.lr w.iy ai.ulli
J. .Im Kit, wife un. i lill'l. i"e.'
al'.-ii'lllii; Hie U'l Iwn wri'ka tollli Mr
I xra - in hi.. Mr an. I Mia Kxr, nf
I. Inn ..Mini). Ii.r. .' r.lnni.l In their
li.iine In I Ii i riiy, nml Mr Vvr will
. biiimi- hla ...allnii wllli t'ln li- Saul,
In linj iu.it of the i lly mull i irrl.Ta
While iill hla )n. ulli.ll he J..).-. a
iiiiiiiI.it nf II 'lilnn Irlpa, mill nu t witn
i n i ll. nt In. I,
Mr ami Mra (V i. Ilinll.-y ami
il.inihli r, Mllilie.l, Mr J. V. June
an. I It i ii v Mm mil. lm f.irln. .1 all
u'il..mnl.l'e party th.it left thla illy
ti ll .I.i). 111. I fur I'ulin.'ll I !'.!. h where
Her im. ii'l.. the ll'inlley eiill.iKe,
lint.' n l'iriii-.l to Ihla t il) The ruiiil.
In ('.iiiiiiMi le.ii Ii were fntiml mm h
I.i tier nn the return trip, nml iiiuuy
uiltnmi.l.lle pnrtlea were met nil Hit'
way to the reanrt Mr llunlley nml
It, Mount went nn a iiiiml.tr of finh
Hilt etpiillllnlia '
Mr ami Mm fitut Maple nml eh I!
itri-u, Itnmilil, Derale ami K)el)li, fnrm
erly nf Ihla city, hut now nf Man nlu.
urrlM-il In Drt i'nn City In t Ik-I r uuln
liiiil.l'e Hun. In) Mr. Maple reliirileil
Mi.ii.l.iv. nml hla wife ami ihllilreti
will remain until Sunday vIhIHiik at
the liiumi nf Mra. Maple' alMtera,
Mla-iea Auiiunta nml Mary (imlke, nf
Tellth ami John Atlanta xlreeta, ami
alhti w ith her hrolln-r. K. ('. ISadkn un I
fninllv
Wnrtl luia ln-n reeelyetl hy Mia
Kin ma giilnn, i.f thla tliy, from her
nephew, Krank Druee, who la a mem
her of Company Pi, Oregon Natloiinl
liuuril, tellliiK of hi trannfer to thn
Ununited aeoula. lin t Olio of tho
youiiui'Nt ineinher of the company,
anil waa one of the firat hoy In Ihla
It v tn renpnml to (ho country' rail
Ho ha a hot of friend In thl city.
Mr. D. CnrniU hnel. nfter KpeiidliiK
the pait "I week In till i'lty with
her d.uiKhler, Mra. W. It. Itetldlck. of
rniu teeuth ami Main nt recta, left for
her home at Oetrolt. Mich., Sunday.
She will rlait with relntlea on the
(ienrt;i) V. Hmnlall, wlmao term of
poiitninater at Itockvllle, Conn., rec
ently expired. Iiavlns mtvciI o-r II
veara In that capacity, and Mra. lian
ilnll. who have heeu vlaltltlK their
uncle, HeorKo Itamlall, of Fifth Klroct.
this city, ami their counlna (leorRe (!.
and William C. Itamlall, of Central
Point, will alnrt for homo thl illum
ine, .'.olnn hy way of Seattle, the 'Cu
nadlan Hocklea ami Mnntroal, arrlvliiR
home on Aupmt S.
Itev. ami Mm. J. K. Ilawklua and
chl'dren will leuvo tho first of August
for Clarkea, where they will enjoy
i-anip life for neveral weekH. It Is
tint Intention of Itev. Mr. Hawkins, to
Ko on several "hikes" and fish In
the streams of that section of the
country. He ha estahllshcd a reputa
tion of Ih'Iiik an expert a a nlmrod.
and was ntnnni; those catchltiK some
of the largest salmon that were
caui-.ht In the Willamette river.
The Misses (Iraco and Vera Hend
ricks, of I'arkplace, accoilipanled hy
their hrolher, l.olnnd 11. Helidrlcka,
will leave today for Seattle, Wash.,
where they will he the Km'st of their
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Diikko
They will remain In (hat city for ten
days, nfter which I.elaml Hendricks
will no to Cle Kluni to visit with
relatives, anil his sisters will return
homo.
In The Social Whirl
Current Happening ef Interest
and About Oregon Clly
In
Miss Hutchinson to
Wed Lesllo V. Roak.
Tho ennaiienient of Miss Edith Mario
Hutchinson, daughter of Mrs. Ida
Hutchinson, of 2111 Thlrtoenlh Htreot,
mid Leslie Vcrno Itoako, boh of Mr.
and Mrs. .1. A. Rouko, of thin elty, lino
hecn announced, the ninrritiKO to take
placn at tho homo of Mrs. Hutchison
Monday ovpiiIiik nt 9 o'clock, August
M.
Miss Hutchinson Is a sister of Earl
Hutchinson, who was kltiK of the
Clackamns county hooster day pxor
clses, held In this city In- Juno .
Thn youiiK peoplo nro well known
In this elty. Mr. Ronko Is nssocluted
with his hrother In tho Oregon City
foundry. Ho formerly attended tho
OroKon Agricultural college.
a)
T IS3 ETTA LONG, of this city, and
jftl hrldooloct, whoso engagement
to Terry Corhott Miller, of Portland,
w'as rocontly announced, was given a
miscellaneous shower by Miss Hazel
Farr nt her home at 30G Center street,
Tuesday evening. The evening's en-
(iTInlliiiii'iil Lofia.ali i nf rafila ami
liiuale, liminr fulling Id Ml Clar
Wlni ad k ami Mix Helen llarlkn.
Aim. n llm feature (if th vi-nlli
llm iraeilalnli to llm hrlile
I'lei I of a larxn floral l.aakel inntalll
ill K many hamlanum nml uaeful fl'la
from Iht yniiiiK toiiimn frleml. Tim
f air liniiin waa allrm lively ii i.ruli .l
fr Ihl m i anlt.it. llm llvInK ml dlu
IliK rtxiiii with profuaoly ilncnralo'l
wllli fealiHin at Imart, ami nilnla
luin i uplila Over llm l-a tul lo waa
uilUll. nlly iirr.niK' d fuiinpy of nur
fuerlli ami oriiniimiileil with a Iimki
I.Di r'a kni.t nf yellow tull". Tim laid
wa ntilcii.il wllli a lurtt" hr' howl
ami artlxtli ally ariniiKi-. therein were
gulden i ..Inn..) cult e.ilnrla Ka h pla
wu Minrke.l hy ainull yellow haakel
nlilulnliiK In-urt hup". (amlle.
Ml" yurr't Kueala Were Mia Kf Iii
I viiK. Mlea) Mu ml n Mm. re, Ml" for
t. Ill) l.liliiurette, Mia Allen Miller,
Mlaa Altierta Imiiii, Ml Helen
Unlit.', Mia Nnrtiiu llolmmi. Mia
Clnra '-levealek, Mia (iinevlevo
Jt.iiea. Mi Mary Mi -Malum. Mr. Ul
K'l.ly. Mr Cliireiicn Karr. Mr
Wlllliiin Morrl.
CAM AT NEW ERA
l.uri'e rnwila r.tUi'T' 'I at the aplrll
ualli-l i iiiiiiiiifi linn nl New Kru. Hun
tl i), I'l.il'ninl day Tln re un- aeveral
Mi.-'lliiina In attemlani e, uuintiK tin an
I.eliiK Mra tow n , t.f Portland
Wetliieailuy will he wnniin'a tiny,
ami a ape. In I prniTum la to he rlvi-n
nn Ihla iii i nli.ll, the i nllilnllti-e In
ihalxe helii,. Mr. Koto, of Anliluml;
Mi I'owiia n ml Mra t'tiiulnii. nf
I'm linn. I On Hint day the aul.Jei I fur
lll liali. Will he ' lit C'll veil, TIlUl
l'repnre.net,a I In Keeplnu With the
Tllnia" Tln-ro will ulan ho folk
dam Ink Mr. Il.-fl, a well known
iiiuli i.in who I uttemlliiK Dm nieet
ItiKH, la In have charee of the mimic
for Hint day. Children' day will also
he nl. iTi eil. thla helnx no Krld.iy, ami
nn elul.nrate proKniiu la lo he clvt-n
on that day.
S'lmlav will he the hint day of the
aplrltuiillKta' ciiinpuii-etlnK, uml there
will l,e u n 1 1 m ti.-r of apcaker for that
day.
County Clerk Ivu HarrliiKton Weil
in-Hilny laaiiiit n tnurrliiKo lln-nse to
Clare Duot ami Klmer l.ii k.
CUT BY CULTIVATOR
John Measner. of Miiluio, wu n--verely
cut on the rlnlit forearm late
Montluy afterniHin ut hi mm h near
Muliiio. He aa repulritiK hi cultiva
tor und the wrench sllppeil, rauslnc
hla hand ami arm to enter the teeth
of the cultivator. Ir. V. A. Stuart,
of thl city, wa called and took cUht
ktltflic in hla arm.
PETER LONG DIES ON
Peter l.otiK. who moved to a Polk
county farm last Octoher alter lliinc
In Ori'Kon City for IS years, died sud
denly last Wednesday, ased fill years.
The hotly waa hroiiKht here for burial
and the funeral will ho held nt 2
o'clock this afternoon from tho Myers
& Drady chapel. Ho leaves a widow,
a son and two grand children.
IE
GIVE ANNUAL STUNTS"
MO.VMOl'TH, Ore., July 2rt. (Spe
cial.) Krlilay and Saturday evenings
tho several groups of students attend
ing tho summer normal session, pro
setited their stunts on tho school cam
pus before a lame and appreciative
audience. President Ackernum and
faculty warmly praised the students
ami the various stunt committees for
tho manner In which everything was
conducted and for tho high class ma
terial selected. Grout originality wns
shown In tho production and presenta
tion of tho exercises and, though a
sense of humor ran through inost of
the parts, all were of real educational
value.
"Tho Marleiicks," composed of the
teachers attending summer school
from Clackamas and Marlon counties,
put on "A Pioneer Meeting nt Cham
pocg." Tho setting Is supposed to he
a court sceno in tho homo of an old
settler at Clmmpoeg, a disputo having
arisen at a previous meet lug at Clmm
poeg, between Marlon and Claekamas
counties ns to which figured more In
the settlement of tho county, with
I'ncln Sam ns Judge and tho thirteen
colonies ns tho Jury and towns from
holh counties ns witnesses, and ends
most happily. Very pleasing features
of the stunt were the crowning of
tho pioneer hostess by Columbia
and a patriotic drill hy thn repre
sented towns, which from Clackamas
county wero: Oregon City, Gladstone,
Ciinby, Milwnukle, Clnoknmas, Esta
ratla and Molalla.
Tho leading characters In the pro
duction wero; Uncle Sam, Miss Hart;
Columbia, Estello Chrlstcnsen; hoRt,
Mabel Larson; hostess, Flosslo Perce;
lenders of county representatives,
Pearl Miller and Vesta Marshall. Miss
Uuth Elklns gave tho prologue and
was tho live and enthusiastic yell
loader for the group.
The plan used was submitted by
Mrs. I,ou Albee Mayner, and mtich
credit Is duo her and Miss Margaret
Parrot, chairman of the sttunt com
mittee, for the success of the produc
tion. Frank I.ntiner, of Canhy, was presl
dena of the group and Miss Marie
Holmes, of Gladstone, secretary.
REGULATIONS ARE
IM
T
111
FORlfLIS
PERMIT AllOWS OPERATION OF
CARS TO OVWEG0 AND TO
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
ONE CLAUSE PRf VEN IS JHROUCH
JITNEY SERVICE TO PORTLAND
H, M, thaw C'nnot Optrat Machlntt
Dtyond Northern Limit of 0t uo,
Civ Trantfer or Divld
Fart With Other Auto
The council at a i"!.'l liti-i-tln?
Thurxluy nlWil pu'n Hie Harry M
Hliaw Jllliey fr ti.. I.U.'. kmiiIIiik t
Mill the rlKht t" run i.iia In tatin Ore
Kim t'Hy uml 0-...'.i nml from Main
alri-et to liuuin- irii In the Mountain
View dlnlrht. 'the tan graiila an
i (ililnlin-il III tin- i.illii' fr.itn hUe,
Tho train hi"'- In. !'i.. i ) i-rul atrh t
regulation. K '.in I." 'iiniiiui ln-'l 'n,
follow: ,
The furo from M.nri tr-'-t to Moon
tnln View ahull l.e I unit
Tim faro .-.-n (mcon City ami
Onwi go In rltln-r tlin-. lion r hull ho 1'.
cent for ;-. Ii -.m-lt- trip, or n-nt
fur a round trip 'J I.n fare hi-twcen
(Iregoii City ni. l DolU.il ahull be
cent a.
Number of Tnpt Provided.
The car ahull I.i- r in In-tvtieii C.'O
a. in. uml 0.20 p m to Muuiitalu View
mulling ut leant 1.' rouml trip dorian
thin period, and ;.t .-nl live trip
dully between iir.nni City and (
vei;tj.
Inatead of opt-ratliiK tho rar from
Seventh and M.nn k'n-t la tn Mountain
View they may I"- operated from,
Seventh and llU'ti "tri-cta.
Mr. Hhnw nIi.iII nriaiii:.' a schedule
und file It with tin- it y ret order utid
post luitlce of tin- h. Iit-ilule In ut leuxt
three place wllhln the city. He hhull
follow thl In tlule t a nearly a poa
alhle, but ran ili.nii.-i- It by filing
new schedulo with tin- recorder unl
Imstlng It a we. V prior to the change
Tho franchise la exclusive and rov
er a period of one year.
Town of Oswego Terminal Point.
The terminal of the run ut Oswego
hbull not be north of the city limits
of the town, uml MrShuw MiaU not
drive his cur nor deliver puasenger
beyond tho north limit of Oswego,
"nor ahull ho give or grunt transfers
nor divide tho fun-4 paid him w ith uny
other public service vehicle, railway
or motor car running north from o
wego."
All driver niu.-t l.e at least 21 years
old nml bo able to speuk English.
All drivers iiiual pus a medical ex
amination. All drivers must submit character
testimonials from nt least two u-puta-ble
citizen.
All nuirliiii.'i must have front ami
reur lights.
$1 Is Annual Franchise Cost.
Harry M. Shaw ahull pay 11 a your
In advance (or the franchise.
Tho council may revoke any license
for disorderly conduct of the driver
at any time without notice and may
suspend the driver for 90 dnys.
Cars will not ho permitted to stand
at tho Intersection of Main and I
Seventh streets Umger than 13 min
utes at any one time.
Cars shall be properly lighted on
the Inside.
No Intoxicating liquors shall he car
ried. A failure to operate reasonably near
tho schedule, to furnish reasonable
accommodations for passengers or to
comply with any other condition In
the franchise shall forfeit tho fran
chise. Mr. Shaw has the right to abandon
a run If he can prove to tho council
that he is not operating at a reasonable
profit.
No Bond Provided For.
The franchise does not provide for
a bond, although previous regulations
laid down hy tho council Included a
heavy bond for tho Jitney operator.
Even at tlio council mooting Thurs
day night seine doubt wns expressed
that tho line to Oswego could bo made
to pay, ami tho way was left open so
that Mr. Shaw could withdraw his car
to the cement city If ho found that its
operation did not provide a reasona
ble profit.
E. James Jones, of Oswego, who
lead the fight for nn Oswego-Oregon
City Jitney line was present nt tho
meeting with several of his fellow
townsmen. Ho favors moro frequent
trips than five n day, hut said that
tho franchise was better than noth
ing. Tlio clause which provides that the
Jitneys cannot operuta beyond the
northern city limit of Oswego ami
that Mr. Shaw cannot issue transfers
or divide fares Is aimed to prevent
through Oregon City-Portland jitney
service. Tho council is opposed ns a
body to through jitney service to Port-
hind, wishing to protect tho Interests
of the Portland Railway, Eight & Pow
er company. There was some doubt
expressed Thursday night that tho Ore
gon City council could regulate the
operation of a jitney In tho town of
Oswego, as this clnuso aims to do.
Constipation and Indigestion.
"I have used Chamberlain's Tablets
and must say they are the best I have
ever used for constipation and indi
gestion. My wife also used them for
Indigestion and they did her good,"
writes Eugene S. Knight, Wilmington,
N. C. Chanibcrlain'B Tablets ore mild
and gentle In their action. Give them
a trial. You are certain to be pleased
with the agreeable laxative effect
which they produce. Obtainable ev
erywhere. (Adv.)
STRICT IK GRAN
8IA!t'8 tDlllfi 10
OAIIIER AT HEM
PHIl BATE POINTS OUT C 01
TOHIAl ASSOCIATION HAS
SOME CHAPLAIN
illy pl.il ri luii i
7 ho Ol.y.li r'.iln Ml'nrUI
Hull la llm i.nly nra-aiiltatinii nf l
kind Iii I !.- i.iii-. f itut I,) ii. a r.it
ulnr 1. 1. lull.' ! ih.iplaiu Hi l.lofa '
urr an .-!l aaf l-.fi. 'I wl'h hla a rlr'-
lli.il l.e u.-ara i. ilatly al all "in ;
WTilli.l,.. ami II la the Ulltf nl Ilia!
... li tnry nf lha nifnlilaltnn Hint tils!
pi-tltlofia In I,, half nf I I.i. f lali-ri.H I
f l reaulla lha Krlar Tin k nf thai
nriraiii.itloii I lli-i- T ll K'T'l. rti !
trn t repn htulla nf lha Mrtlndial j
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f.,.v.l'., .., .', l.r.'l'Jil.. 1.
ui naiiTii, i if .Ml i nn vent inn ooi'l
I.n ii-eiiii'd In l.o properly p-n"l i
allhoot hi III ntlon. lha fnllno llif
liiiTiihi r nf hi flm k liavn al:filflH
Ihelr Intention of In-ing pre.ent m i
M' -Ifol.j, A'U-o.t I. '.. f, and 7 a tnieatai
nf thi Jai-kann rounly neirl, M'lfofd
uml Aahlund ('..iiiIikt. lal tlo'.a an I
lieapn-r pilbllahi-r :
l'r-a.ent K. E Drndli. and lf".
Ei.ti-rprie, Ori-Kon i'lty, '. J. M---liiln.h,
wlfn and fhlld, O. A. I'., I nr
vullla, J. II. An. tin. Pott I inp'i'U
Cieirli-r, Can Un. -r, l.loytl lllili-a.
Htumlunl t-inflel., Prof. Er'.c All.-n
mil wlfo. I'. uf O. K in'fie; W O
Hmith. Ili-mll. Klamuth Kail. A. K.
Krnal und wife, (Vnirlt-r. rralll; II
It. Wi-I.Iy, ll.-rald. North lu-nd; I. C
Mt Shane and wl'e, Kntrprlaa. Huh
hard; V. K. In-Peu and wife, enter
Ion, U-hanrm; II. V V'itir and wlfn,
HiTitlnel, CiKiulIle; O. f). Ilariiatr.-et.
Sun. Sh'-rltlan ; A. E. ViHirhU-a ami
lady. Courier. Grunt I'm; Wl'ford
Allen and wife. Courier. Grant l'a:
William It. Proi-r. Herald. iVntrul
point ; M C Mah.ney and wife. Time ,
Mar:;f!ild; F. Vullu. Hear and
thn-e. .,. Gold Hill; E. M. ,
Olmated and wife. Mall. Stayton:
Edith Toler Weatherr.-d. Salem;
t.ert Detln. Sentinel, Cnltaxe Croiit;
J. E. flratke, wlfo ami daughter. Hud
ret. Atnrla; Henry Cue, Optimal.
Th Ihillea; O. J. Taylnr anil wife,
Pioneer. Molalla; American Type
Foundry. Portland: W. I.. Kllbee. Ty
pographical union. Portland: C. C.
I'llnton. P.enann Hotel. Port'und; itev.
T D. Ford, chaplain, Salem: William
J. Hayner and wile. Sun, Stitherlln:
C. W. Itol.ey und w ife, Courier, Oreron
Cltv; C. E. Ingnll. CaietteTlme.
Corvalll;
Portland:
Jame D. Olon. Journal.
Addlaon Dennett. Oregon-!
Ian. Portland: IlonJamln F. West.
Statesman. Salem; Charles H. Fisher,
and wife. Journal. Sa!om; C. I.. Ire-
land and wlfn. Observer. Moro; E. j
Hofer. Taclflc Coast Manufacturer.1
Salem: Mis Alldredge. Enterprise, j
Orecon Cltv; It. D. Hetzel, O. A. C.
Conallls: W. D. McWater and wife.1
Pacific Paper company, Portland: M.
J. Shoemaker. The News. Roseburg;
Mrs. Nletti Harlow Ijiwrenre. Orecon
City: E. Hofer, Pacific Coast Manu
facturer. Salem: 0. Eanslng Hurdand
wife. O. A. C Corvallls; Phil S.
Dates, wife and sons. Pacific North
west. Portland: C. E. Thorp and wife.
Eagle Valley News. Richland; Mrs.
Stella Walter Durham. Portland
School Ilulletln: Miss Vella Winner.
Port'und Journal; John Hohhlett.
Appeal, Sllverton.
" Representing the hotels of the city
of Medford. W. A. Westerlund.
owner and manager of the
Holland. I
has arranged that the delegates tor
This list will cut your
Lunch Goods
Pimento Cheese 10c
Chilli Cheese 10c
Tillcrook Cheese, pound 20c
Cream I'.rick Cheese, pound 25c
I.imherger Cheese, pound 25c
P.ooth'8 Sardines, can 18c
Palm Rrand Sardines, 6 cans.. 25c
Norwegian Surines, can ..2 for 25c
3 Cans Shad 25c
Dairy Nutter, roll 50c
Chilil Con Carnl, can 10c
Crackers, 19c box, regular $1..75c
Hot Tamales, can 10c
Chip Reef. 2 glasses 25c
Vienna Sausage, can 10c
India Relish, per bottle 25c
Chilli Sauce, Mexican Hot, Sweet
Pickles and sour Tickles in full
pint Jars, 15c; quart Jtirs....25e
Green Olives, sizes. .. .10c, 15c, 25c
Corned Reef, can 25c
Deviled Ham, can 5c
Lobsters 30c
Shrimps, 2 cans .25c
Vnncamp's Pork and Hearts, 10c
3 for 25c; 15c, 2 for 25c; 20c, 2
for 35c.
Sour Pickles, per quart 10c
Can Ripe Olives 25c and 15c
rinenpple 10c, 15c
1 pint Grape Juice 20c
1 quart Grape Juice 40c
WE WILL GIVE FREE WITH
A POUND OF CARAVAN COF
FEE AT 25c ONE SAFETY RAZ
OR OR A BEAUTIFUL PENNANT
WITH $1 WORTH OF CARA
VAN COFFEE, YOUR CHOICE,
FREE OF A FOOD CHOPPER, A
KITCHEN KNIFE SET OR A
FOUNTAIN PEN.
Snowfall Flour, hard wheat flour,
$1.35 Back, barrel $5.00
Corvallls Flour, $t.23, barrel. .$5.75
Wo also curry Crown, Snowdrift
and Olympia Flours.
Wednesday Is Butter Day
FALLS CITY BUTTER, 2 POUND ROLL, 55c.
MORG
Seventh Street
2 Girs, 11, Walk
To Wilsonville
From Portland
Caff
H-ia'lT.
illy (.uraii.- H.nr do'i
ila irh''r nf ( l.jrir
Maltl.a
lit ! si If.
nf K ift-l.f.
and Mififiln M.I
Mllllalll H.l.l'l., lf
'1.1.
till
.luiilf t.l. r nf
u rtnti. Waial-.J Into ll.rt VVlla.Ulll
tli.trnl il.ti'ln) in. it aftr a aia
all Hit- a) fri.oi the It... al. f.ifl '
All .!.! Iiiiliia In I'ortlnli l t n' ll
Klr'a I 1 1 year old
1 1.n lo t-aiapr. fiolil llm lioina
Htimtay lilcht. tnall K Willi Ihem nnlr i
tl.i ir doll and a rrnt l'-for atn.pii.x J "Wh'-'i f" '" end them
I.. ale. II,. t HUM ll,.-y air. ail!1""11 l'"rtl.ud"- li.-puty Hln-rlff
i).. ... i.. a ..! in il.. T.i.Uiin
'if
trltl, limy aay Early Monday,
inon.itir Ihey atnrti-d nn llmir way I am kolliir to Iry lo find home fur
aii'l If ii'.n r'tit-. a lioapltal.l' tlmm mil ,er In llm country, that
farm h'.o-f wln-r Ihey arr'irr.l din I If I 'an aw ore tlm rniiaeiit of thn
ner The fu.i:y al llm farm bous'ald aiali-ty," Im rrpHH "They ar
s'i.p-ti. that llm k'lrl had r'Jiiaway J fln flrl.'"
W.P.LILUS DIES AT
E
SEASIDE. Ore. July 21. til rl. ken
alth apnph ly a Im wu having a
nuking plit'im ahow last nirbt. Wil
liam I' I. Illi.. of Portland, ill..) al 3
o't l.i k thl ri.nr tiliiT l.lllla wa found
numlcrli.jf a'.niit In a tlajti- l condition
ami taken In tlm city hull, wherw hl
hlentity wu dlrnviTd. Mr and Mr.
I. Ull i, wllli their tlu'U'htt r. had be.-n
aa-hdlng their vatatl'.n In a rnltage
ut SVaalde.
W. V. I. llll' work a ; lal agent
for the Port'und It.ulwuy. Eight
power company brought him to Oregon
Kl-11'"' n"""f h" ,14,1 t"an)rl
fri' ti'l throughout Clat kama county.
During thn lat year he ha worked on
aevi rul cases In ro-oixTation w ith
Sheriff Wilson and the xllcc.
A remarkable premonition of death
(nine to Mill' brother. M. E. Mills, a
n.t rn'.ier of tho l'nrt land police fort e,
eurly Friday morning. The latter
dreamed thut one of hi brother was
dying and tho scene aloot the death
bed wa pictured with remarkable
vlvltlnea. As be awakened the tels-
phone bell rang. The can was long
distance from Seaside, announcing that
W. V. Mills had passed away.
1
SUIT FILED TO COLLECT BILL.
Harrison Doe and H. V. Ooe. doing
business as H. Doe ft Son. filed a suit
In the circuit court Thursday against
C. E. Marty and w ife to collect $342.23
alleged to be due on
rhandlse.
a bill for mer-
the convention shall be given rooms
without charge during their stay In
this city, and Denjamln C. Sheldon,
representing the Jackson county
court, has arranged for a trip to the
California line over the Siskiyou
mountulns on the new cement high
way, lunches and banquets by var
ious organization at Medford and in
Ashhmd's new- Mthla park, as well
as an automobile trip to Crater take.
It Is expected that practically every
newspaper In Oregon will be repre-
sen ted at the convention.
living expenses-Read and be convinced
Fruit Jar Specials
Quart Mason Jars, doz 65c
Pint Mason Jars, doz 55c
H Gal. Mason Jars, doz 85c
Pint Economys, doz 75c
Quart Economys, doz 90c
Quart Wide Mouth Masons, doz 75c
Rest quality Jar Rings, regular
10c, in red, grey, white or black,
special 2 dozen 15c, or 4 dozen 25c
Mascll Jar Caps, 2 doz 35c
Kerr Self-sealing Lids, 10c. 3 doz
25c.
Economy Jar Caps, 2 doz 35c
SUGAR SPECIAL
100 lbs. Pure Cane $8.35
100 IDs. Dry Granulated $8.15
12 lbs. Pure Cane $1.00
13 lbs. Dry Granulated $1.00
Coffee and Tea
Gold Dollar, reg. 30c Coffee... 25c
Royal, reg. 35c Coffee 30c
Caravan Coffee, reg. 40c 35c
Caravan Coffee, 3-lb can $1.00
Upton's Tea, pound 65c
Tetley's Tea, pound 65c
Sptderleg Tea, reg. 65c graae..
pound 50c
Gunpowder Tea, regular 65c
grade, pound 50c
Ceylon Tea, reg. C5c grade, lb. 50c
Itulk Lard, pound 15c
No. 5 Pail Pure Lard 75c
Eastern Racon, pound 25c
13 Hars Hob White Soap 50c
7 Rars Lenox Soap 25c
SPECIAL Caruvun Raking Powd-
er, pound 25c
2d pound tin 50c
PeariiiiG, 25c package 20c
WE SELL FOR LESS
M.liflMl Upoty hherlff Murr.f
at W ilaJ.n llln He -. urt-. a rmife
a i.n from tl. pair ami took Ihcni lu
hla hoine
I
(n
aeren'l afraid In aiay almia I it
...la l.iat nltlit," nun nf thn
a-ir a I..I.I lh dejoity aln riff. They
aid ll.t-r r.ui a ay from llm aid
liety home In I'nrtl.iml I.etaUan tlmy
ern inlatrt-.iled IhiTe
'irrny .i a l
'I
Why. If llm tnry they t .-II la trun,
TWO SUITS ARE FILED
TO COLLECT ON NOTES
E II. Dalalgi-r Monday filed a suit
In llm ilrrult inurt anulint Walter K.
M-rrinn, Deatrlci. K. Murrlon, Ken-
n.-ih M. Crow, J. II. Mllllgan. J. Ii.
! Phillip. Cord-Ilia C Davt and
('hur'ea W. Ilia f. r to collect on a $!.
1 Inn) hnl. .-i,l...l l.v tlta U.r.lnri. an. I
ta forecloan on a mortgage.
Th Dank of Oregon Clly haa filed
In Dm rlrt-ult court a suit ugulnat Mr.
O. Jaml.on. J. E. Morley, and A. C.
Huche to rolled on a $'.'2 note signed
Auguat 1913 Hammond ft Ham
mond apa-ar for the bank.
WIFE DIDN'T LIKE
E,
Mr. Cecilia Halvernon, according lo
r husband, Carl Halveraon, declared
Ih
1 that her name wa "obnoxlou. revolt
ing and nuuseaus."
So in order to accommodate her.
he filed In the Clackamas rounty cir
cuit court a suit for divorce Tuesday.
He asks that the court rcti-re to hla
w ife her maiden name. Cecilia burn.
Mr. Hulveraon make a goaepal
charge of cruelty .alleging In addition
to hi wife's dislike fur hi name, that
she swore' at him and unjustly accused
him of Improper relations with other
women. They were married Febru
ary 13. 1912. at Albany. Ore.
James Hell, of Sandy, was In tills
city on business Wednesday.
CASTOR I A
Tor InfluiU and CMLim.
Tlii Kind Yea Ran Always Boaght
Baara the
Sign lure of
Specials
10c Cun Pepper 5c
Good Rroom 25c
Toilet Paper, 3 for 10e
Arm & Hammer Soda 5c
50-Ib. Sack Dairy Salt 50c
r.0-lb. Sack b ground Salt 35c
100 Lbs Rroken Rice $4.00
5 gals. Coal Oil...: 65c
3 boxes Matches 10c
Corn or Gloss Starch 5c
3 can Old Dutch Cleanser 25c
3 cans Lye ?.25c
Vinegar, (pure cider) full quartlOc
H gallon 20c
1 gallon 25c
H gallon In glass containers, ,25c
Regular 25c size K. C. Raking
Powder 20c
6 cans Sardines 25c
2 cans Chinook Salmon 35c
6 loaves U. S. Ilread 25c
Wax Paper, 21 lS-lnch sheets.. 5c
Kellog's Corn Flakes ) o r
Post Tosters ( '
Krumbles V 25c
Puff Rice,
Puff Wheat
Grape Nuts,
Quaker Oats,
Shreded Wheat,
Rolston's Rran
Kellog's Rrau
2 for
25c
Krumble Corn Flakes, .2 pkgs..15c
All kinds of fresh Fruits, Vegeta
bles. Water Melons 2c pound. New
Potatoes 2c pound.
pounds Peanut Rutter 25c
Regular 25c can Peaches 10c
Canned Shrimp 10c
Armour's beat Picnic Hums, lb. 15c
Lemons, dozen 20c
Near Elevator
I and