y
onmos cm KSTV.nvniHtt. khidav, mhwh'v 4, mc.
-1
S. il,. U h-r.t-r '' ' "' "
,1, i.iKin-4 In tw "
II,.. I .will ill nf nf 'f
..u fur Um ''''r ' ru ".
mlniatraUll nf lb" ' f Marlll
U.illf. ilwiil All runs hHU
i lain. Main! Mid ratal" lirrb
,, .,iir.H In iim IiI Hh-iii In l" Hi"
,,ni.B of r HilmitMl. Hiiguii nir,
linitun, properly n-iMed
r .'!! 1 1 . within i tumuli Imhii llm
1 11 ln-rmf.
IniIh hi nii niiiiiiiiiii. Annual h
l''U
CAIUlLINK HIItUIIWKVMI.
A.liiilulatmlrlt nl llm l.U nf Mr
mi Waller, i l
c hi in :iiku
Atlniiii-y lr A'liuliilfi"
Nulu of fnl tlmn of the I
ll of David Harm, Dtttd.
Nutli I hereby KlK'll Hil ""
ili-i-li-ni-d iinliltnlir ' Hi"
..i liuvlil Haiti, ill" . 'I. Ii UN"! '
lii Ihn nullity liniil jl li kii: inn In llm above eiilltlcd anil. nr
, Hlul" n( nil-mill. Ill filial jlipfi.ta III" I mil djy nf Amiil. W-
mui.l 'i uili -liitlatl- rlr nf said i .aid il.il In-line eMilratlmi nf '
,l.il ami llwl Tue.iUv. llm Mil iUr .-. fimn Hi" "'
i.( liu iiilii r. 1914. al Hi" li'i'ir nf I" ihl aininmiii. "' If "" '" 1,11
...l,pk A M h I ii n..l l.y lil ..r it nf aalil niniplaliil. tr
ii m limn Iit lnrliii( nf Iliirinf. Hi" .laliill'f 'H lllll'
J... Ilui,. In aalil n-i-iil ami III" "IH tn tin- mini f'T Hi" r. ll' f ltii 'l I'T
mint th"iinif In M mii-l.ili'l. Hl
w r HAiiiiH.
A-linliilnlraliT uf tli" Kal.il" "1 I
ill llnrili. ( ao.l
f HCIII I.IIKI..
Aitiirnr) I n ,.liiiliiUlitnr.
Bliarlft 51
(jj tin- ('In nil ('mill "I Hi" Ht.it" il
(ii. i-.ill. fur ( tin I'lilllllV n( Wimni
I )' jIi a. I'l.illltirr
i,i!lrrt Vainli-flinlT ml I-"'" Van-ili-rl.i
ff. Ill lt". ii'ti-inliiiit
Ht.it nf (iriKini. Ci'iiniv at Clai k
In,. . a.'
I v irtui iif Jmlfiiii-nl ntiliT. il"
I I,.,. U,i nil lltt.n llllli-llt I l-i'rlltliill.
tuts im-. nut nf n-l iimli-r llm !
lit (III- hlll.il- t'lllllll-l HMIlt. Ill III"
nlinvi ilitltlril riuioi- In l" ilui
r.-i t-. ii -1 iluti-l tli" !Mli il' n' J
mid, mini a JihIk til i"iuli-ri'il ami
' ...
ililif-il III a.ilil court I'll 111" I'm liar
.,( Jlllii-. IHIlS.
,.. ...... .. I .-.il,.a
.l.ilntl(T. ami aualimt IIIM'iTt alnH-r
lioff iiml Cftl" Vamli ilii'fl. Ill lfi. il"
fi'mlalil. for Hi" "Uin nf f I '' l"i
Inti-riwl llu-ri-on at Hi" lain nf l''r I tnua.
, . t M-r annum from Hi" '.'Hi ilay "f I ty vlrtun nf a JmlKimMil iT'l'-r. !"-Iiiiii-.
Ulii. ami llm Mithi-r aum nf,ri. ami an rtiiiiU'm. il'i'y ''""
$i f.0 coat ami ilial.ur.-nii tii. ami : ,u f ml iiinli-r th" aral of lh" Ihivo
Hi,- u.t of ami ilium llila writ, coin Ln,u,., court. In Hi" "ntltli
nmmlltiit lim In "ink" l" f Hi" f"l' Iran". In m" l,'r iHr"l"'t ami Jt-
IohIiir ilirrl I mil properly. atlii-,1B ntt day f J"". mc- "1M'n '
t.-in lh" cniinly nf Cl'ii kaina. lai" j,(U.n.nt ri-noVrci! ami r-nli-rcrt in
of tirocnn. no ln-l.l iiihI.t bMii. Imi.-iil. !,! rr cm Hi" 29tl day "f J"""-lovll-
191(1. In favor of (Un N. nxHiin. plu n-
Ij.la 7 nn-l N nf l.'iMk 1 nf Ollo'tlff BKnt Hi" almve nami-il d"-H..I..I..-.
. nn.l aililltlon In Sandy. I ..n.ii,i fur 111" mini of $j?6Xu,
Now, thrri-fnr". hy vlrtm- of .
cutlon. Juilmni'iil iiiil"r ami "i re".
nml In comiillunc" with Hi" coiiitnamU
f paid writ. I will, on Saturday, tn"
12th day nf AukuM. llMrt. al Iho hour
f 10 o i-liH k n. m . nl lh. front ilmir
of llm enmity court hoiia" In Hn city
of dri-cnn City, hi auM louuty anil
alnl". "ll at inhll am lion, aulijccl lo
ri.ili niitlim lo th IiIkIi""! IiIiMt for
T. P. M coin riili In hand, all llm
rlKht. tltlo and IntorrHt which Hi"
wlihln nanmil di-fi-mlunl nr rlthor of
II ,. had nil llm ilui" nf Ihn JiulKtimiit
hi-r. ln or alncn had In or In tlm ulmve
di-ai rllMMl n-iil proporiy or any part
th.-n-of. tn atitiBfy auhl ox"icutlon.
luilntucnt ordi-r. di-i r".-. Intcn-Ht. cnHta
nml all aci rultiK cimli.
W. J. WILSON.
Shurlfl nf rinckatiiBH rounty.
lly K. C IIACKKTT.
Diiputy.
Dutml, OroKim City. Or. v. July H.
nn.
Eaecutor'i Notica.
N-ntlrii 1h lu-rcliy Klvi-n llml Hi" tin
iIithIkiiciI hua lii'i-n ni'olnti'il 1')' Hi"
i-oiiniy court of Clmkiimini county,
OrcKmi. pxcculor of Hi" "Hluto nf Ku-m-ti"
M. Kn"li"l, di-couHi-il; nil pi-rminB
lmvltiK ilnlnia ncuiiiHt kiiUI paliilo nr"
lu-rchy nntlll"il In proH.-nt III" " to
lim nr nt tlm offlco of my iittortu'V. .
H Ki,y, In On-Run City. On-uon, duly
M-rlllml iih by ! riiuln-il wllhln alx
llllllllllH of ilnlo Ill'VUOf.
LDWAItl) KOKIIKL. Kxn utor.
Auroiu, Ore, H I-'. 1. No. I.
tl. D. KIIY.
Allnrnoy for lOvi'CUtor.
Ori'Kim Clly. Ori'P'ii.
imti-d July II. If!"-
Sheriff' Sale.
In the Circuit Court of tlm SliU of
Ori-Koii, for tlm Comity of Cluckiumm.
Tltln nml TruHt Coinpnny. corpor
Htlim. iiilmlnlslrulor with tlm will n
tmxi-il of tlm liiHt will nml toHliimi'iit
of Wlllliim C. Ilnlllll, iIi'wiihimI, IMitln
llff, VB,
Wllliuni'lto l.iiml nml lli-volnpniiuit
Company. corporiillon. Pufoiuliiiit.
Sliitu of OroKim, Comily of Cliiclui
man, bh:
liv vlrluti nt ll luilKiiKMit onli-r, (In
cri'n nml tin oxccullon. duly IhhiioiI out
uf mid miilur the hciiI of Hie v
nnllllMd court, In tlm iiIiono cntlllod
nmsn, to mo duly dlroctod mid dntod
tlm 21lh day of Juno, 1!H. upon
,i ..i,.rrit nml oiitorod tn
Jllllf-,.11,111 , v
mild court on tlm 23rd day of .Mno,
inn;, in favor ot Tltlo mid TniHt com-
,.i,v n cornoratlon, uilniltilntiator
iih Dm' will minoxod of tlm lnat will
and toHtanmnt of Willlnui C UnlHtt,
ilccoaHod platnllff, mid iiRaliiHt WII
lnnmllo I,mid mid novolopniont Co., ft
corponitlon, dnfimdiint, for tlio aum
of $10,000, with IntoroRt tlmroon nt tho
rate of 8 per cent per milium from tho
'71 h ilny of .Taiiiinry, lfllti. mid tho fur
ther mini of $-r.00.00. tin attonioy'H roo,
i nm fui-llmr Hum ot $:12.3I codt8
and dlflliiirHomnnts, and tho conta of
and upon IlilB writ, coinninnilliiR mo
to iniiko Halo ot tho followtiiK describ
ed real property, nit unto In tho coun
ty of ClacUmiinfi, Blnto ot Oregon, to
wit: IlnlnK tho northonHt Qunrtor of sec
tion 22 In townwhlp G, nuth of rntiKO
3, oaHt ot the Wlllaiiiotto morldian;
and all of aoc.tlon 10, towntdilp 5, south
nf rnnso 3 cast ot tho Wllliimctto nio
rlilian. Now, theroforo, by vtrtuo of snld ex
ecution, JudKmont order and docroe,
and In compliance with tho commnnds
Bld writ. I will, on Saturday, the
r.th day of AiiRiint, 191B, at tho hour of
10 o'clock a. m. nt tho front door of
the county Court House In the city of
nit. I. ataM rnnnfv find ntatfi.
sell at public auction, subject to re-
dominion, to the highest bidder for U.
H snld ri.ln, (mil In build. H Hi"
rii-M, ml" and lnirrl hi h lli
Hlilii niiid dfndni r i-MliT of
I hi. in, hml nn lha llal" Hi"
gait" In-1 1' I II IT line Iim4 III r In III"
,Ihii ii.a.illi lal itpa-rr r any
part Ihi-nnf, In Hll'lr mI'I -'
iiiIkiiiiiI null r. d ', (liter!, mat
and all an mil' rtU.
W. J WIIJUI.N,
Hlinlff of Dm kaium ('minly, Ol".
nr V. r. iiackktt. i
li,.. iiiim I'll), On-, July 6.
l
lummonl
III Dm riii 'iH I'iihiI if Hi" Hint" of
(lr.Ki.li. fr l'U fcaiiiaa Cniiiity.
V. J I'i iiiii'H.. I'IjIiiIiIT,
ta
i;inl II lli'iiMi ll, In fi n. lunl
Tn IJIai) II lli'lHH ll, Imi liamml
ii i ii.IjIiI
In lli limn" of Hi" Hint" of Om kiiII.
tun mm li.-i.-by r.'iuU-'l ' aip-ar ami
iiiT Hi" iiiiilllil Bttu'li'
I KiT a lli-'M" lllaaiiMMU ni" ""
irk-n mli.i-I li'i "lt Uitt l ti--ll
pl.m.llft aii-l 'I' r. i.1.tit Tin i"l"i
I i I i-uUMi' il l-y iU'liT "t I
Ali.l.-lalill. I'l'U'" HI 1
i mill, olilili iinli r li'H'l" mi '""
Mil iU nf July, P-il""'. au-l Hi" Hli'"
,,r. . ill.nl f-T iiil.ll1iliiK Hi'-ri i''. I
,, r.-li., l.l-lllllllllK iHi Hi" '""I"
,lat.-.l -rl-l4)rJuly 7. IHK ami mniln
iiltiK iaili "! Hii rinfliT l ami l
iluillliK I'rl.liiv. Aui-m.1. IH. r.H.
-.ilVNi:i.l, t HIKVKIIS.
AM..IIH') for riiilnliff
8hnff'a Sl(.
til tin- ("In nit Cimrl nf Hi" Mat"
nn-mm. f'T Hi" Ci I)' CUi-kama
llln N IIimIIuii. I'l.ilnlirf.
.
It I. Wil. in. Mary K Wllnn. Iili
... . t ..u..n.... L't..-nlrl
iv, f, Mary juiu- i.i-. n-. -
...... ,.f U" I I i-f i-ll. IH-I rnai ii.
A I.. Morlaml ami Htm M-n" i""'"
of Cri'ohiiin. Ori-itnii. Iii fi ti'limla.
Htatn of (iri-mm. Couul)' i'f "lii-k-
nta-rMt Hmrwin at Hi" nil" of 8 pi-r
rrnl ,,r nnmim from tli" .sun UBT
Jmm l!l. and Hi" further antn of M.
,h nttorimy'a fee ami tlm further anin
of $ CO coaia and dlliur"ni"iit. and
tlm coat of and upon thin writ, coin
,,.,,,lii,r nm to mak" aal" of tho fol
lowing d"crll.ed real prniKrty. aim
ntn In Ih" county of Cluckumn. atat"
nf Ori-min. to wit:
ltrrtnnlna al th" nnr(n"R num.
..t .!. norlliweat ouarter of III" nonu-
raal nuarter of aectlon twenly-fuur
CO In townahlp four (I) aouth of
ranno two (2). en-t of Willamette me
ridian: thence weal ciismy t"i -
nr l.-aa lo til" tlorthwest 'mer
of the nurtlmnat qnarler or amu w
....la -
,i.... . iiw.iii',. nui i mxiynn i"
then'c cant to n point sixty (60) feet
.i nf tlm cum lino ot tlm north west
,,f the tiorlheast (pmrter
of said section: themo south to HM
nm n...miv road: thence norlheaHt
nloiiK said road to Hi" east line of tho
northwest quarter of Hie northeast
nuarter of said section; thence north
ihn i.iii.-n of lieKlnnliiK. contalnltiK
thirty-four (-H) acrea more or les
Now therefore, hy virtue of said ex
ecution. Judmtmiit order nml decree,
and In compliance with tho conuimmlH
of said writ. I will, on Saturday, the
miii ,i,.v of Auiinst. l'Jlli; nt tho hour
of 10 o'clock A. M.. nt Hm fronl door
of the County Court Mouse In the city
of OroRMi Cltv. In said county nnd
-I..I.. u..ll nt milille auction, subject to
redempllon. to Hi" "Wiest oldder for
1' S. Kold coin, cash In hutid. nil the
rli-ht. title nnd Interest which the
within mimed defendants or either of
them, had on tlm date of the lnortRiiKO
herein or since hud In or to the nbovo
described veal property or nny pan
thereof, lo satisfy said execution
i...i..,,.i nr.lnr. decree. Interest,
costs nnd all accruliiR costs.
W. J. WILSON,
Sheriff of Clacltaiuns County, Ore.
in- v.. C. IIACKKTT, Deputy,
Hated. Oregon City, Ore.. July 21st,
1010
Summons
In the Circuit Court of tlm Stato of
Oregon for Clnckaniiis County.
Hank of Ml. Angel, n Corporation,
Plaintiff.
vs.
Oren J. ltlpley, Kiln A- M. Wpley
L. Falconer and Wullneo McCniniint.
Defendants.
To Oren J. ltlpley, Ella A". M. Rip
ley and L. Falconer, defendants:
In tho naino of tho State of Oregon,
you and each of you nro hereby re
quired to nppeiir nnd answer tho com
plaint that has been filed ngnlnst you
In the above entitled court nnd cause
on or beforo (lie Inst dny prescribed
In Ibo order for the publlcntlon ot this
summons, upon yo. which Is bIx
weeks consecutively from tho date or
tho first publication thereof, and If
you full so to appear and answer, for
want thereof, plaintiff will apply to
tho court for the relief demanded In
its complaint, viz.: That tho mortgage
hold by plaintiff on that certain 60
ncre tract of land, particularly de
scribed in the complaint herein, situ
ated in section 7. T. 4. S., n. 2 E. in
OhickmniiB county, Orogon. bo fore
closed nnd said lands sold, and that
you bo dobiirred nnd foreclosed of all
right, tltlo, ostftte. Hen and Interest
In nnd to tho sold premises, nnd each
nnd ovory part thereof, nnd for Biich
other nnd different relief os the court
sliull deem meet nnd equitable.
Servlco of this summons upon you
by publication thereof In the Oregon
City Enterprise, a weekly newspaper,
Is mado hy virtue oi an orum ui
Honornblo J. U. Campbell, judge of
the above entitled court, made and en-
torcd of record on the 15th day of
July. 1916, and the date of the first
IMilillralloll I Hi" Zll liar uf )u'
ami Ilia data of Hi" lal pulillia
tlmi will lia Hilmlrtr I, I VI
CUHTEH K ItOHH,
Atlnriii-y lor rialiilllt.
Summon.
In llm ( Im iiII Cmirt l H' Hlai" if
(In-KiiH. I'T Clarkainaa ('iiunly
I. M I Hiilllvan, I'lallillff,
.
M"lo Hulllian. Iii-fi-mluiil.
To Mi-l'i Hulllvan aim" -oaiii"il !'
femUnl :
In tlm nam" of Hi" Hint" of Oii-Kon
you ar hi-n-liy ri 'i'iln'il " atii"r ami
ni-r Hi" rniiil'luli't fll"l Uf'1'1"'
ymi In Hi" almvn fiilllM . ',n "r
tH f.ir" lli ll ilay nf Hi-il"iiiln r, ll.
anl.l ilt" li"lim Hi" "M'lnilliin
ink from lli flral nuliUi allnn nf
llil aiitiiimiii. B'i'l " X"" '"" "' 'p'
inar nr iiwit anl'l rniii.llnl. fur
waul Hii n-nf. Hi" i-lalnllff "l "I'I'1
t,i llm murl fur Hm fll"f l'ray"'l fr
In , miiiiliillit, In-tall:
Knr a ili-r"" dlawilvlHK Hi mar
rlun" ii.ntra'l nw -liHi l-i""n
plaliiillT ami d.-f.-iinVH TI.U aum
rmi i .iii.nii"ii i-y ,r''',r "f """ J
I'. CamiilK-ll. Ju'lf" "' tUn ,lrr"U
niurl. lili ll IT'I'T wii limit" Hi"
IMh ily nf July- ''"!- o'"1 ""'
r.--rll.i"l for ,ulilllilnic Hn-n-nf. la
.1, wi-"k. l."Klinilii l,h ,,IH
, I KrM iy. July 21- l'-"'1-
llnuliiK "mil "-k llii-r.-fti-r I" ami
ImlnilliiK Krlilnv. H.-i-li-iiilH-r 1.
UltnWNKI.I. HIKVKIIH.
Attnriu-y f'T rialntlff.
Admlnlitratrla'a 81 of Really.
Nollre I hi-r-l.y lven that In pur-
auiim e nf an ordi-r nf Hi nty court
nf Clackaimi county. On-Kon. mad"
mi tlm 17th day nf July. ISIL In th"
..uitti r nf the i-atat" nf J'mn . I'e-m.
ili-i niai-d. Hi" limli-raU'tii il will sell lit
l.ulillc auction, aubji-cl only to a mori
ituif" uf I nm 00, w ith IntercHt from
l.er 21 ISM. at Id r cent per
nm.uiii to th" hlitheal bidder for canh.
lawful moiiiy of Hi" ' H""'",
tlm 2lt day cf AiiKUst. 151'. at 12
h i hs k. liimn, at Hie front disir nf Hi"
court bona" In Oregon City. Claika-
ma county. dr-i:on. all Ih" rlKht. title.
i,,i,.r..l mid i-atiit" nf III" aalil Jnlin
(V Ilinii at th" Hm" of hi death, and
nil Hi" rlKht, IIH" and Intin-st the
.i,l rHtiitf has by operation or law
... .i1i..i-wIhi. ncnulrcd III addition ro.
llml of tlm said John C. Dean nl Hie
time nf bla death, In and to the fol
low Iiik described real property, to-wlt:
(inn and one half acre nf land iy-
Iiik weal of and adJnlnlliK the Cor
delia llartlett tract of land In Wilson
vllln. Clackamas county, Oregon, and
riescrlbed a bcultinliiK at a point Ki.94
chain southerly and 600 feet easter
ly from the northwest comer or tnc
ThoniB llalley donation land claim
No. 45. and runnltiK thence easterly a
distance of 32S.9 feet lo a point:
thence south 190 9 feet to a point:
thence went 32S.9 feet to a point.
thence north 1 9 foel to me nucc
i.i.L-lnnliiu. contalnliiE one nnd one-nan
ncre of land more or lea In aectlon
23. township 3. S. It. 1. W. or Willam
ette meridian In Clackamas county.
OreRon.
Dated till l'th day of July. 1916.
COIWKLIA I1AMTLETT.
Aa Administratrix of the Estate of
John C. Dean. Deceased.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon. fr Clackamas County.
Claire C. Howard. I'lulntlff.
vs.
Iter! llowiird. Defendant.
To Hert Howard, nbovennmed de
fendant: In the nnine of tho State of Oregon
you are hereby required to nppenr mid
answer the complaint tiled against 5'ou
i il, n nlinve out Itled suit, on or he-
foro the 1st day of September, 1916.
xiilil (Into being the expiration of six
weeks from tho first publication of
this summon, and it you f to ap
pear or nnswer snld complaint, for
want thereof, tho plaintiff will apply
to tho court for tho relief prayed for
In her complaint, to-wlt:
for ft decree dissolving tho mar
riage contract now existing between
plaintiff nnd defendant. This sum
mons Is published by order of Hon.
J. V. Campbell, judge of tho circuit
court, which order was made on the
ir.th day of July. 1910. nnd tho time
prescribed for publishing thereof Is
six weeks, beginning with the Issuo
dated Friday. July 21, 191G. nnd con
tinuing each week thereafter to and
Including Friday. September 1. 1916.
GRAHAM. BECKETT,
& COOPER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of tho Stato of
Oregon, for Clnckaniiis County.
Mary A. Alnsworth, Plaintiff,
vs.
Taylor Alnsworth, Defendant.
To Taylor Alnsworth, abovc-nnmed
defendant :
In the nnnio of tho State of Oregon
you nro hereby required to appear
nml answer tho complaint filed
against you in tho nbovo entitled suit,
on or before tho 1st day of Septem
ber, 1916. Bald (Into being tho expira
tion of six weeks from the first pub
llcntlon ot this summons, nnd It you
full to nppenr or answer said com
plaint, for wnnt thereof, tho plaintiff
will apply to tho court for the rollcf
proved for In her complaint, to-wlt:
For a docreo dissolving the mar
riage contract now existing between
plaintiff nnd defendant nnd for tho
restoration of her maiden name, Mary
A. Ilrnv.- This summons la published
by order of Hon. J. V. Campbell, judge
ot the Circuit Court which order was
mado on tho 15th day of July, 1916,
and tho time prescribed for publish
ing thereof Is six weeks, beginning
with tho issuo dated Friday, July i,
1910. nnd continuing each week there
after to and including Friday, Septem
ber 1, 1916.
GRAHAM. PECKETT
& COOPER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Notice of the Completion of Oak Grove
Avenue In the Town of Oak Grove,
and Divisions 2 and 3 of the Oatfield
County Road.
Notice Is hereby given that the
county surveyor of Clackamas county,
Oregon, has filed tn the office of the
county clerk of said county, his cer
tificate that W. H. ComiselT, contrac
tor, has completed the Improvement of
W.B.KIDD IS AWARDED
FLY CREEK ROAD JOB
ellWOOO CONTRACTOR WILL
OPCN UP CUTOFF NEAR NEW
ERA FOR K.M4.W.
W. II. Klild. If'l Kal Kletmiib
atn-i t, I'nrtlali'l. wa awardi-d Ihn inn
tract for tlm Hy deck i utnff by tin
cniiiity cmirl Wwlm-aday. Ill bid of
2, Mil m lb" Inweat nf several rn-
cl-iviid by ih cmMy.
Th" Hy Creek rutnff run for abnul
1.700 feet north nf N" Era and ellim
luatea two jeradea and two rroaIHK
over llm HuiiHieru I'ui Iflc trm k. Tlm
new road will follow III" a'lrw-y t,1
th" latu lilKbway ei,Kliner, mam- v
i-rul iiiiiiitba K'i. ami will mm h liu
prove lb" I'aclflc blitliway unuth from
(lr"K'ill ("Hy. Hi" Hnutliern I'ttillic
Inn dniiatml In aid p the work,
a tlm new route ilm- away with two
TiialliK "ver III" railroad tr.uk.
Tlm cnunty court, at tli" flral day
uf Ilia AuKuat term WOlm-nluy, traiia
urted linn Ii roiitlim liiialm-iia, prlni I
pally anion: wlibli wua tlm di-nlul nf
tlm petition nf W. K. Telford, and oth
er for a road runfilni; from liorltm to
Andi-rM'in station, a dlatume uf over
two mile. Tlm petition lalbd for a
fio-fnot road. Tlm county court also
denied the petition nf (. A. HUtimii
and others fur a new road in the
Wllannvllle illstrlit. I'.olh of thi-ae pi
t It lout were denied l-i auae nf the
heavy dniiiaKc attai bed in openlnx
thelll up.
Tlm county cnutt will probably be
In sesalon today and part of tomorrow.
ILL 2
MOTHER OF MRS. GEORGE PUSEY
SUCCUMBS AT HER DAUGHT
ER'S HOME.
Mra. Adullne Hrady, a resident of
On-Kon City for 13 year, and well
known, both here and In Aurora, where
hIiii lived for many years, died ul the
homo of her daughter, Mrs. (Joorite
I'usey, 1009 Main street. 10:30 o'clock j
Wednesday night.
Mr. I'usey was SI years and five
month! old at the time of her death
She waa born In Ormnny and came
to the I'nlted Stutes with her parents
when one year old. Her death was
duo lo heart trouble and came on after
two months of Illness.
Mr. Pu.3ey and one son. August
Hrady. of Willamette, survive. Fnner-
ul arrangement! have not yet he;
made.
'.. EAST CLACKAMAS.
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EAST CLACKAMAS. Ore.. Aug. 4.
(Too Late fur Uist Week) Miss Em
ma Haberlach has gone to Tillamook
to visit her brother there. She ex
pects to be gone a month.
A couple of 'umllles are going to
move nwuy (rom here. Mr. Adams to
Gladstone and Mr. and Mrs. Wade
and family to Cams.
J. Itennett sold all hut IS ucres if
his farm to a Mr. Kelnhaufer, who is
going In the chicken business.
Rev. Walter Duff, of Portland, is
holding services near the school
house.
The East Clackamas Social club
meet at the home of Mrs. Katie Dane,
president of the club. Tho afternoon
was spent In doing fancy work and In
conversation. Those present were
Mrs.J. Dennett and daughter. Mrs
Rnsnmsen and daughter. Miss A. Hny
wnrth, Mrs. Kneelnnd and daughter,
Mis. Frank Haberlach, Mrs. G. F.
Huhorluch, Miss Dora Ilemrlch, Miss
Minnie Ilenrich, , Mrs. Walter Mund
henke and children, Mrs. Gustav Hub
erlnch. Our next meeting will be on
August 10th, nt Miss Dora Hemrlch
the above named roads.
Any person, firm or corporation
having objections to file to tho com
pletion ot said work, may do so with
in two weeks from the date of the
first publication of this notice, in the
offlco ot the county clerk.
Date of first publication July 20,
1916.
1VA M. HARRINGTON,
County Clerk.
Notice of Final Settlement of the Es
tate of Katie Wines, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned administratrix of tho es
tato of Katie Wines, deceased, has
filed in tho county court ot Clackamas
county, stato of Oregon, her final ac
count ns such administratrix of said
estate nnd Hint Monday, the 14th dny
of August, 1916, nt the hour of 10
o'clock n. m. hus been fixed by said
court as tho tlmo for hearing of ob
jections to said report nnd the set
tlement thereof.
MARY GRISENTIIWAITE.
Administratrix ot the Estate ot Katie
Wines, Deceased.
C. SCHUEtlEL.
Attorney for Administratrix.
Money to Loan
PAUL C. FISCHER
Lawyer
Deutacher Advokat
Room 2 Peaver Bldg. Oregon City
FOR SALE Thoroughbred Poland
China boar, 1 year 10 months old,
weight 350 lbs. Also sows and pigs
Address L. A. Read, Gladstone, Ore
gon. CHEAP FOR CASH Small team,
weight about 1000 lbs. The price
of the mare, $150, takes both. For
particulars address El B. Grant, Box
216, Oregon City. Ore.
THESE BABIES
i '
(Upper) Mildred 11" Kennedy
and (lower) Gordon Erneit Jone
Woodward, nf this city, and ha a numbtrof brother and alatera here. Mr.
Kennedy la mpinyed hy the Crown Wlllatnett" I'aix-r tntnpany. working
hern for tlm Crown Willamette mill before being tranifered to the Cama
plant.
Mr. June I the superintendent of the city ' hnol" of Cama.
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MEADOW BROOK. ,
MKADOWItROOK. Ore.. Aug. 3
(Speellal Mrs. P. O. Chlndgren en
tertained the ladles' Aid at her home
Thursday. July 27.
The Clark Gospel team will hold a
meeting In the Meadow-brook school
house Sunday, August 6 at 2:30 p. in
Itufus Hiilmun and family, ofo Port
land, sH-nl the week-end at Chas. Hoi-
man's.
Several from here attended the all
day meeting at Clark Methodist Epis
copal church, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans who have beeu
working for Mr. and Mrs. Charlei
Holman, left Saturday. Mr. Evani
expects to go to eastern Oregon to
work. Mrs. Evnns Is staying with her
folks. Mr. and Mrs. Houghton, of Mu
lino at present
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huff of Miner.
who have been visiting relatives here
left for Walker, Ore., Tuesday, where
they expect to visit a fw days.
H. Chlndgren went to Portland Sun
day to meet Julia Linquest. of Mln
nesotu. She expects to spend her va
cation visiting relntlves and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Larking and fam
ily visited at I. O. Orem's. of Cedar
dale, Sunday.
Railroad strike or Big Four unions
to take place In August unless settled
by arbitration already beginning to
affect travel to west adversely.
COLE AND CUMMINGS,
CHIEF SPELLBINDERS OF
THE TWO BIG PARTIES.
RALPH D.COLE
HOMER S.CVMMIHGSLReloud
Homer S. Cuinmings, who has been
vice-chairman ot the Democratic na
tlonal committee, is In charge of the
Democratic speakers' bureau In the
present national campaign and ex
pects to have his organization In full
working order Boon. Chairman will
cox of the Republican national com
mittee announced that he had appoint
ed ex-Congressman Ralph D. Cole of
Flndlay. Ohio, director of the Repub
lican speakers' bureau. Mr. Cole was
counsel to the comptroller of the cur
rency in the Tatt administration and
served four terms in the house of rep
resentatives. In the pre-conventlon
campaign he was an active Burton
supporter. He' is an authority on the
tariff.
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SCORE HIGH
Miblied Klm Keiiimdy, a--! II
iiiniitli. Ilia dkiifbler nf Mr and Mr.
II. ll Kennedy, and (Jordan Kniel
June. ki'I 2 nii'iiiti. Mn uf Mr. an.
Mr Krneal June. ' h cura4 M per
irlit III a l" "Hi "'Mi-Ill' I HI, teat con
d.iilrd In I'lTtUlut by Hi" (reiin Con
fra uf Mother
Mr and Mr Kenn'dy furuierly
lived III Oremili City, Mr. K"iiuedy I
the ilJiixlilif nf Mr. and Mr. II E.
OUTDOOR CONCERT AT LIBRARY
PARK DRAWS BIG CROWD
AND PLEASES ALL.
-A band composed entirety of em
ploye of the Portland Railway, Light
& Power company gave an outdoor
concert at the Library park. Seventh
and John Adams streets, Tuesday
night, before 700 persons, and every
one of the 700 was much pleased with
the music.
The park was packed with people,
while the streets on tho four sides of
the park were lined with automobiles.
The band arrived here on a special car
from Portland early Tuesday night
and played until 10 o'clock.
One of the features or tne concert
was a plccelo solo by A. Thome. The
band played several patriotic numbers
which brought much applause.
CORVALLIS. Ore.. Aug. 1. This city j
Is making big preparations for the an- j
nual firemen's tournament of the Wll-1
lnmette valley, which will be held here
two days, September 4 and 5. A com
plete program of sports and events Is ;
completed and companies from all ov-l
er the valley have sent In their accept-,
I ances. It Is proposed to make these I
two days county holidays, and the
lurgest crowds ever In the city are
expected. I
m m I
I
Just the Thing for Diarrhoea.
"About two years ago I had s severe
attack of diarrhoea which lasted over
a week," writes W. C. Jones, Buford,
N. D. "I became so weak that I could
not stand upright. A druggist rec
ommended Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. The first
dose relieved me nnd within two days
I was as well as ever." Many drug
gists recommend this remedy because
they know that it Is reliable. Obtain
able everywhere. (Adv.)
If
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
JOSEPH E. HEDGES
Lawyer
MONEY TO LOAN
D. C. Latourette, President F. J. Meyer, Cashier
The First National Bank
of Oregon City, Oregon
CAPITAL, $50,000.00
Transacts a General Banking Business Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
William Hammond
Philip L. Hammond
HAMMOND & HAMMOND
Attorneye-at-Law
Abstracts, Real Estate, Loans, Insur-
ance.
OREGON CITY, OREGON
Pacific Phone 81, Home Phone A-273
Office Phones Pacinc Main 406;
Home A-270.
STONE & MOULTON
Attorneys-at-iLaw
Beaver Bldg., Room 6
OREGON CITY - - - OREGON
O. D. EBY
Attorny-at-Law
Money loaned, attracts furnish
ed, land titles examined, estate!
settled, general law business.
Over Bank of Oregon City.
C. 8CHUEBEL
Attorney-at-Law
Deutscher Advokat
Will practice in all courts, make col j
lections ana seuiemeniB.
Office In Enterprise Building,
Oregon City, Oregon.
WQH
IS VISITING HERE
Mitt MAR V MCULLOUGH, Of AL.
IXANORIA, TILL Of TRO
ACH0 ATLANTIC.
Mia Mary Mi CuIIihikU. of Ah-tan-dria.
Hcirfi.nd. ba arrli In ()reon
City, and I (he gu"t ui hr buiii.
Mr Anna MiCulloiiKh. of Tenth and
llHtllrooil avenue Ml MiCullouch
may remain III Oil city during lh
wlner.
Him left her lioiii" In Siotland on
the (ti-aiimr T'innl Junn 30, and
arrived In New York 10 day later.
'The leamer on w tilth she Iliad" Ih"
viyxe In Ann-rlia wa earurted fur
mine dialam a by lirltlah war e"l.
and altlHiiiKh there wa much uneaal
no amoiiK the hundrnd uf paaaeng
er no irnuble waa enpi-rlenced with
the lirltlah rnetiile' vratnll that are
pl)lng Hie e at Hi" preent time.
There ai an unuaual nuinlier of
paxenver un the Ttnuanla, allhnug'i
the ailllng nf Hm hlp wa annnunci'd
but three day before Hie aulllng lime.
It I rnatouiary al the preaent lime
for boat leaving the lorlKH port
for America lo sail few day after
the announcement I made, lima prol
ably laving many live.
Coining to America also from Scot
land on the same ateamer waa David
lluwl", of Alexandria, who will
vIrII In thl city for aeveral montbi.
They are much delighted with Ameri
ca. Mr. M'Cullough, with whom
they are visiting, ha a large number
of relative In the llrltiab army.
PORTLAND BLIND HAVE
Tuesday was the biggest day of 1914
for the blind of Portland and their
famllle. Members of the Portland
adult school for the blind and their
families and friends celebrated their
second annual picnic at Canemah
park.
The Portland Railway, Light t Pow
er company furnished special train,
which left Flrt and Alder street!.
Portland, at 8 o'clock Tuesdsy morn
ing. The entire day was spent at the
scenic park. At the luncheon hour
members of the school board and oth
ers, who have been Interested In the
school for the adult blind, made brief
addresses.
Roseburg Seven thousand yards of
gravel will be placed on the notorious
Pass Creek canyon road by Douglaa
county, covering nearly 17 milea.
A Good
Time Coming!
Everybody come to see the three
act play given for the benefit of the
Sweet Briar Baseball team. It will
be given In
GEO TIEDEMAN'S NEW BARN
Mountain Road Diitrict
AUGUST 12TH AT 8 P. M.
All girls bringing basket will be
admitted free; other 15 cents;
children undtr 10 years free.
SOCIABLE TIME LATER.
ALL COME!
WEINHARD BUILOINA
Phones Pacific 52 Home A-151
GEORGE C. BROWNELL
Attorney-at-Law
All legal business promptly attended to
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE
Attorney-at-Law
Commercial, Real Estate and
Probate our Specialties. Of
fice in First National Bank
Bldg., Oregon City, Oregon.
CLAUDE W. DEVORE,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Estacada, Oregon.
W. S. EDDY, V. S., M.D.V.
Graduate of the Ontario Veteri
nary College at Toronto, Canada,
and the McKillip School of Sur
gery of Chicago, is established
at Fashion Stable, between
Fourth and Fifth on Main Street
Both Telephones
Office Pacific 65; Home A-95
Res. Pacific 184; Home B-80