Oregon City enterprise., August 25, 1916, Image 5

OKWION' CITY KNTKItTRTKH. I'JMIUY, AVJIVH'V 'J', IfilU.
LOCAL I5RICPS
J lliMirt'limiax, nf lliatrr I'ri-t'k.
In iliii illy I'M ImaiiiPM Tm-dy.
liioinn i(iiiimiii, or turn. In
till illy mi dunlin m Moiiilxr.
Mai MriHik, i.( i'm, in thl
I y mi luinim. W uiiiii'U.
IIioium Mh, mmi haul of Mulliiii,
In Hill ill) mi IhiiIiikm Wiiii
Mlaa Hxlniila (i. ll.il. h, nf Nkw f it
k Ori'Knli CHr tlallur TliUf
Mr Mini Mra M-r inun H.lii'f, nf
I'mI'ih, '! Ill I III 'Mr mi liiialinat
Tlmrxl.iy.
HurilH MiMiri'liniian III llila ill)
Hulurduy. Mr ,MihiiiIhiu I eiiMKi'd
III ruining fali. jr al.H k ( lila l. awr
I k f.iini
Mra I'. C. (illilia, nt Mil hu.Il, aa
, III Una illy 'I liiilB.lut, tlalllMM her
iiiiilln'r, Mra Kulicilxm, nf Mountain
Vl.-W Ailitlllnll
Horn, AiikiikI, 13, In t It ir of
'lln rlnw Mi Kiiuo. a ami Mra M
Khiio Inriiii lly Mlaa Kaflu-r lon
'I, rli uinl InT luii'mid KimluiilliiK
fmm llm llri-Kmi I'lly IiIkIi IiihiI In
I'M'.
Mi j Knim lliillui.l, nf linki a. Iia
airltnl In Ori-emi City, lni aim la
llii' nnt i.f nr loimln. Ml (Und)
Milliard 1'li tailor lm nut llh
all a i td''M ilurlliK III" work III ttlilih
li"r urm aa limki'ii. a liiiun Ink
Morn. Au,:ni. 17. in tin lf nf II
I Miaul, a mn. Wiiilit tl I II Miiuiila
Thr 1 1 1 1 1 trlliiH liiia I II Kltill the
inline of II J. Hliiatn. Jr Mra KluaU
una formerly Mlaa I iil.. Wi'lilit-r.
Ilnl'i'il (liH'Ir. illy B'i.irliiii-inliiil of
I hi' Mllaukli ai Iiim.I., aa In tlila rlly
Tui.:, kIh Ii- llii Irunaai li'il ai IiihiI
I'UHihh Mr liiH'U hna lii'i-n ri't'l'i l
nl In li-.i. Ii Uila )c,ir a li rm. II" form
fily ai i miiH'i ti'il mull the (Inni'll
H) liii:li ai Iiih.I
County Judge and Mra II. H. Andor
miii iiu. I tlnir fn.'iiiU. Mr. uinl Mr.
N I't'ih", rrluiai il from an aiilmuo
Mil" irlp to ( i.n. r I nk" Friday iiIkIiI.
Tli" Judgn al lila officii hi Hi"
i niirllioiiao fur III" flrnl time llila iik
huliinluy, alti'iiiilliiK to rati h up villi
ui illiniluli'il liiialiicaa
(' II. Ycmihk hna goim to Minima,
ln-w he la nialnlliiK lila lirothi.r, I,.
A. joung liarvi-M Ma crop. Tim I it t
t r ha purrlmai.il land In Clai kmii.ia
county, itml lll tuk up lila p'nlilciico
ticrr in (ho full. Iln r.'M'iill)' ri liiriiii)
In Madras lo liartral The rropa on
lila farm In rnntiTii Oregon art) iinuaii
ally Urge llila far
Tim Wallon Clnli, of Gladatoui'. left
Friday for Mar Vic, inhere llm mem
l.cra will npcinl nlxml lu rika liy
IIik iica. Tim purly inakliiR llm trip U
r(iniiiM i of Mr ami Mra. Iliirdnn, who
ore urtliiK tin rliiipcroiica, Mlaa Kuvno
Huril Mlaa (ilnilya lllniint, Mlaa
M.irjnry Id'uil. Mliia Murlol Mollcrt.
Mlaa Z. lla M. Tuilntnl, Mlaa Rcrtruilu
Kinrili.
W. 1 Mulvcy wrnl lo Wllaonvllld
JikU'" ( Irani II. IHinli k anil Attorni-y
Tliumiluy aflcriioiiii on Ii.ruI lniHlnca.
Juat hoforn ttiflr nrrlvnl In tho WIIhoii
yU iviuiitry a hiillatorni occurri'il,
iIiiiiiukIiik llm cropa aoiili' lint. Thi
alntira with iiniimiiilly lurk'ii. A nliul
lur Kliirm orciirriMl In other acctloita
of th" county, lucliiillni; Wltholt
Mm. II. A. AmliTHOii, of Miipli' Uwio,
a In thin cliy on Inialni-tiN Hiitiiriluy.
Mra Aiiilcranii anva I hut tho t'oyota
In tier acctlmi of Mitpw Uiiik iiro civ
Ink I In; ri'Hlili'iila couhIiitiiIiIi trnulilo
In tin- way of curry Iiir off poultry,
Tln'lr ycllH ciiii lie lii'iinl for aoiun ilia
tilliec. It Ih liluillii'il tn rlil the III'IkIi
Imrhooil of thoHi' n n I iimi 1 n. A tlinlicr
wolf ftiia Menu a few davH iiro liy Mr,
Ilium. Mm. Aiuli'raoii auya t tint (ho po
tato i nip In that aii tlun of the coun
try was linvor more eiii'ouriiKlliK than
thla year mill Home of them nieiiHiire
elKiit ami nine Inchea In lcncUi, while
the pea vino ure hIx feet lull.
Coltfrleil llluhin, one of the well
known fiirmerM of Cluckuniaa counly.
whiwe home Ih lit Henver Creek, wan
taken to the hospital in I'ortlaiul on
vlHltlnu her fntlier, K. 10. Ki'IIokk, f
Mount I'leasanl, will return to her
luiuie the latter part of (IiIh week.
Min. drrlck wuh accompanied to thin
city hy her IiiihIiiiiiiI, hut ho returned
to I) Ih home, after "peniliiiK Heveral
da.vx at the KcIIokk farm.
.1. IC. Calavan, county Hehool Biiper
Intenilent, acronipanleij by Mm. Ciilu
van mid their lutic,htcr, MIhh Kriiiu.
left Tuesday ovenliiK for Toledo, Ore.,
where they will visit for a week anil
then proceed to Newport. Mr. Cain
van will enjoy riahhiK and IiuiUIiik
and when leaving Hit let ho expected to
lirliiR In Homo of tho IiIk kiuimi In
tho HinnnlnliiH. Durlim Mr. Cnlavan's
absence llrentou Vedder, ' county
Heboid HiipervlHor, will asslHt In tho
HiipcrlnlendenrH office.
Cioiirne I.ii.ulle, who 1ih heen np
polnlod to collect nrnln nnl various
KriiHHt'H for tho ClncUamas county and
Orcmm Htuto fairs Ih mentliiK with
HuecesH In Kl'tt Iiir a lurno ninount of
I nit Ii Kraln mid ki-uhhoh. Ilu Hocured
wheat, flvo feet III heluhl, grown on
the Drown farm at Mount I'leusant.
Me secured a fine. Hiimplo of timothy
from tho Ilorg farm at Harlow. Mr.
I.n.clle reipioHta that all who have
grain or khishcr they can Hparo to
advise tho puhllclty ilepartinent of the
('i)iniiici('liil club and tho hihm'Iiuoiih
will ho Rent for If tlio farmer Ih trn
ulilo to hrliiR to HiIh city.
Mr. and Mrs, Ij. M. Iiyer mid daiiKh
ters, Ruth and Gertrude, of Mooro,
Mont., who have hoen visiting at tho
li.iini) ut Y M Hxiuliin, In Mniiiilaln
VlnaT ailillllilll, lift for llldlr linllltl
Tueailay flrlllliK Mia Hi ou'iill and I
Mra. I'rar aia alaleia llifira feliiMi
lila; In lir lioiiin In Molilalia, Mr
Himilnll ilalli'd In aotrral n"ll'na of
(laikainai inuiily. Wlilln Mr. '!
Mia ler -! In Han r'lam lai n, Hall
ili K'l and aii Ilea. Ii, Cal , llm Mlatoa
II ulli ami (ieilrmlii HkkiIoii vlallml In
Ihla t il r Mr lyrr aaya Dial )t-vm
City and 1'inlUiid Imiknl llm ImiI In
hi in lliaii any of llm illla lis liad
tlallxd
In Hie Social Whirl
Currant Hapatnlnf af Ifllaraat In
ni Aaw1 Orfa Cliy
Mn Margaral Ward
Wad Jacob Straight.
Tim iniirrlaK of Mr. Marxare
Wai.l, nf ihla i lly, anil Jm nli HlraUlil
lm reieiitly arrltrd In m frmn Huttn
Muni , aa aiileiiiiilti'.l al l lm lialli-a
Ilii'Knn, Mmulay afti'iiiiHiii, AiiKuat
lick. II V. llfi.liKiea, paalnr of til
HI IVIcr'a ( all, i. lie i liuf, h, nffli lut
Inn InllnaliiK llm liiarilaKx rcro
iiihii Mr. ami Mra HIiuIkIiI " ainn In
Ihla illt. li.i" lin y all! make Ibeir
f'lturi' Imuie
Mia Hlr-ilrht haa realded In lireKmi
City fnr i.i. Hie lime, uinl liui a lll all
nf lu r life In I'luikuini rootity. Kur
ai'teial ) jta aim Ihid Inur lllvlalnii
atrei t and liua In.iliy flli lnla liern.
Mr. HIiuIkIiI U Hi" ami nf Mra Ivy
HlrulKlit. aell known lln-Knii City plo
tieer wnmuii, and a brniber In II. K
HlralKhl ami Juuna Hluli'lit of Oil
illy. Hur ccrul yeura Im liaa heen
'iiKHKi'd In in In I ii at In Unite, .Mniitaini
hut reeeiiily returned in (iri'icmi City
whrrn Im will liuk" lila future tionie
Mr. Htruklil apeut lila ImyhiMiil day
In thla i lly, uinl well ktiunn lierr.
Mr. and Mr. Nah Announce
Foater Oaughttr'a Cngagtmant.
Mr mid Mr. ('. A. NiihIi. of thla
illy, aliliuuiiee lhi elitiineineiit of
their fnater daUKliter, Mia Mary I
Hund-ilmm. In (h.irlea Child, of
llmwtiavllle. Mo la a atix kman and
ma a a member of t Im OrcKuii I'-kIhU
lure fur Be era I )eur. Iln will re
dim lo Hie li'Klalullvn iH-aalon III J nil
nary. I'-Hi. The niiirrlaK of Mia
Suiulnlroui and Mr. Child I to tuke
plai e Hepteinber 1 1.
The bride elect la one of the well
known youiiK women of Ihla city. Hlie
Kraduateil from the OrcKon City IiIkIi
aehiHila with IiIkIi hiilinra. from the
Cheney Normal School at Cheney,
Wash., tho Kinemon CollcK" of Ora
tory al lloaton, -Muia , nnd tuiiKht In
Colvllle, Waah., for one yeur; also at
Weal lake hcIiihiI of ai AiikcIch, Cal-
Ifornla. for two yrum; Hollywood
IiIkIi whool, at Ui AiiKelea, Cal.. for
two yean, and waa reently offered
a poaltlon of Instructor of exprvaaiun,
pulillc ieakltiK and reudlliK Bt the
i'nlveraltv of Cttlifornlit.
Mlaa Myrtla Hinrlcl
Wed Georg 0. Egglmann.
The innrrluce of Mlaa Myrtle Marie
llenrlcl and (ieorise (). KKKlmnnn was
anlemiilred Wedueaduy afternoon at
J..10 o'cliM k, Itev. V. T. Mllllkln. Piih
tor of the Haptlst church, official Ini:
Mlaa Irene llenrlcl attended the hrlde
nnd William II. l-nuluianii acted a
bi'Ht inun.
The bride wore a pretty gown of
pearl white nicHullne, und her tulle
veil wuh held In place by a dainty
spruy of oraiiKe bloHSomn. Her shower
bouquet ni of llrlde'a rosen. The
bridesmaid wore n lieromiiiK Kown of
1 lac tit blue silk poplin nnd embellished
with white lace. She carried un arm
bouquet of carnatlouH.
There were about SO nuestH In at
tendance. The bride's rake was made
by the bride's grandmother, Mrs. J.
Shelly, Sr.
BY SPEEDING AUTOS
THOUSAND ON NEW HAND ftUR
ACE NEAR PARK PLACE
ARE CRUSHED.
DR. QESr, PIONEER
PKAN, IS DEAD
PROMINENT AURORA MAN DIES
AT FAMILV HOME AT ACE
Of I? YEARS.
I hinmaiiil nf fn.KB, llm al lit
I tin mli nail, liaio I.e. u klllid by auto
mnbllna mi Ilia Omikkii City I'arkplara
hard aurfai rood fi' ar Ilia Cluikainat
lirldKa during I Im laat few day.
ir. Mar'ln l, bay, mm nf llm moat
prominent f nlenia nf anulbeni Mar
lon iniiniy, illml at b family limnit
T uea, lay li,,,rnlli( al I lie an of Hi
yeur llm fineral airtlira will l
TO 92, EQUALING THE
RECORD OF JUNE 16
Mrs. Mary C. Wells
Sues For Insurance
CONTINUEO WARM TODAY, SAYS
WEATHER MAN HOURLY
TEMPERATURE GIVEN.
llm fro.. ac.nrdliiK lo llm llim.ry "" ' "'"" I I'"
advttiiixd by iUomi living In that dl
trlil, were re. enlly mli heit out In
nearby ixmla and In llm Cla'kamua
and fiiiiml their way lo tlm pavviiieiit
wlir ipeedina; aul'iiiinbllea rrualmd
I he in.
Tim llnull froK an Ihb k on the
pavement near tlm Cla kaina lrldK
thai II wa almnal liupoaalliln yeater
day lo walk ai ri.a tlm rnad Itlmiil
frmn llm faintly reaidem , with Dm
Maannle order In ibaryi) nf tlm vr
III a, llm il"i aeil ia v Irtal been Inein
ber nf llm nr.rr for many year In
terment will ho at Aurora.
In. tileay burn In Mlaaourl, and
lunm cr llm plain In i'''i, act
Ulna' at li.it I imw called Aurora. In
llm year of iv: Im lonk up Dm pra -
Ili a of indli Ine. Knr Km laat l' year
aleppln on tin in All the 'rim were " r,,,!r-'l-
abnul tlm auiim ln and cildently were
liati lied mil al llm aame limn. Tlm
pttvemelit fnr amnn link tin n reaaon
aeeina to hnld ail attrai tlun fur llieiu,
fur lliern an few frui: on tlm rana
al llm c,e of Hi" rnad or In In arby
field.
Small fmica have aiipeured In great
number before mi llm enmity rnad
lieur (he Clui kumu bridge.
I In aunlved by bl widow, of
Aurora; a ilautlit.-r, Mr. I'U Muah
berger, of WiK.dlmrli; Jir. II. K. (ileay,
well knnan pbaclan nf Aurora;
(Jrnver '- 'Jle-y, now ut tlm border
wild Company I, of tlm third Ore
rmi, iiieini.er or tlm rornpMiiy
bund. The n!i!e,. on, J'lliu (Jlesy.
died ubuu' fi.ur y.-ura ugu, and waa
In llm Kinernuieiit aervlee fur muny
year.
Wlm! l wa lint yeaierday.
ahi linlayei) by iifiaeaaoijalila i loud
and rial it, obi aul yeiti-rday avldeiitly
tried to iiiukn up fnr lt time. Al
leant Im heated Oreguu City up to
dei ree In Ih ihade, tiyiull-.i llm iw
nrd of the auiuuier et no J mm 11,
when Dm Inuriury r)'(ltered ii.
Tlm weatlmr man fureiaal Hut II
will lii a warm today, Imbllng out no
hop nf a friendly i loud or a warm
iiiiilir alniwi r. Huurlr teiiii-rtur.-a
from L a. III. In C Ii. m vnalenluv er- ! K
t a. Ill 61
a. in to
7 a. in 1
a. m ei1
a. in To 1
Mr. Mary C. Well. a4 70 year,
who r enily aiiiiltd In tba clr
run inurt on iliarK" of attempting
l defraud an Inauran' rompany
Tli'ir.-l.iy filed a mt fur III'"), the
amouiil of a pnlli y l arrlnd on lirr
Hire Oaaego Umift whli h turnet
AuKual M, I'jIj, axalnat tha Klremen
Imnrani rmnpany. nf .N'aaark. N. J.
(ieuma C. Ilruanell and Charle T
Hlever appear a Mr. Well' attur
rmy In tlila artlun
' Three Imuae In OaweKo burat Into
fame early mi tlin murnlrn of Autual
i, I ' I In 'w h manner aa lo
arnuae aiiaj.li Inn a lo I'm orlKln of
tlm tire. Several month later Wll
Ham II. Newman waa arreated on
hurg" of firing llm bouacs. II cun
feaaed and waa aeiitenced lo aerva
ae ven year III the alala penitentiary.
Acrurdlng to llm ilury told liy Now
nian. ba waa employed by Mra. Walla
lo fir llm bnuae Htm, Iben, was
plai ed under arreat, but a Jury In the
rln nil rnurt refuaod to convict her
after a aehaatlonal trial lading live
day.
Two aark ago Mr. Walla filed a
ult attain! lha Klremeo Insurance
rumpany. Mr Carrie li kner, C. If.
I.loyd and J. W. lireeinan for 110,000.
alleKlng aiunder
In lha ault filed yeaterday, Mr
Well deilare Hut the valtia of lha j
projrty d"troym far eneoded I MM,
llm fac of lha policy. Thla ault may
I'rltiat Into tlm rotirt again mm b of
llm evident which lutriMlucml at
tlm Hum Mr. Well faced a criminal
charge.
DEAD HAN" ALIVE
10 a
11 a
niwnnnr nnnniiT nn
UUUKtt oUUini ZD MR5 flFd M'nnWFII
II IIIIJ. Ill 1. I I Lflllll I I .
DAYS AfTERWEDDING OF ML PLEASANT, DIES
in
a. in
noon
p. in
u. in
p. in
p. in
p. m
p. m
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...90
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POUCEjlf BURK
CHARLES VOETH WAS NOT KILL
ED, IS CHEERFUL NEWS FOR
HIS ALBANY RELATIVES.
BRIDE ALLEGES HUSBAND TOLD
HER TO STAY AWAY FROM
THEIR HOME.
DEATH COMES TO WELL KNOWN
WOMAN AFTER ILLNESS OF
SEVERAL MONTHS.
July :7, lK. c iliun a month
go, )aly liordoii and M. Y. llurrett
were murrled In I'ortlund.
Three lioura ufter their marrluKe.
trie l.rliHK riMiin called lila bride a
(I a inn fool and un Idlol," and threuteu-
d to aaauult her.
Mr. Kllabeth McDowell, wife of
(ieorgo MiDnwell. died at tho fumlly
home of .Mount I'leusant, about two
mile from (hi city, Wedueaduy af
ternoon at I o'clock, after an lllne
of aeveral month. However, alio wa
July 29, 1916, he ordered her out of confined to her room only aline Bun-
their homo und (old her lo atay away.
Thl 1 tlm way Mr, llurrett out
line her ruan in a ault for divorce
filed In the Ctuckumua county circuit
otirt Tuesday, making a general
rhnrKe of cruelty, she aska for the ro.
turn of her tuulden iiumo. Ilrownull
Slcvcra nppeur aa her attorneya.
SUIT IS FILED TO
COLLECT ON BILL
A suit lo collect on u merchandise
hill of .'m wua filed In tho circuit
otirt Thursday by J. J. Wtirfol I ant. She wa a member of the Royal
day. Mr. Mi Dowc'l lived in Mount
I'leusant fur the last five yearn, and
hna always taken a deep Interest in
her homo community. Her husband la
a member of the Mount Pleasant Com
mercial club and other organization"
of that place.
Mr. McDowell waa born at Cutuha,
Ky., February 15, J S'.N. and was the
daughter of tho lute George W. Smith,
and Mra. Kdward Duck, of Pendleton,
the mother marrying the second time.
She was united in murrluge to George
McDowell al Murtlnhurg. Mo.. April
IS, 1K!M. and later moved to Mexico,
Mo., where ihe resided until coming
lo Oregon with Iter family about six
year ago, aettling at Mount Pleas-
aKulnat J. It, Gihon and wife. Ham
mond & llutninond appear aa attor
ney for Mr. Wurfel.
Mntt Dltitin filed a suit Thursday
nxninst It. K. Morrell, aduilnltsrutor
of tin) estate of Ihe lute I.ouls Morrell.
V. Morrell, Pan tile Knight and
II
William Knight to
ntortgiiKe for tl.'iO.
foreclose on
frank Croas. 'throtiKh bia attorney!,
Dintlck k I'lmli k and W. I.. Mulvey.
filed an answer Wednesday lo the
ault Instituted against him laat Sat
urday by Mra. Margaret Scott, In
which ihe aska for I .'.500 damage
because of in alleged attack on her
August 17. Cross admit being al
her bouse on the day ofo the alleged
attack to deliver groceries, but denies
that he attacked ber.
The Portland Railway, Light k
Power company Is erecting at Esta
cada a new substantial loading dock,
to accommodate the Increased ship
ping of lumber, cordwood and heavy
products from the Sprlngwater aids
of the Clackamas river.
ARE TILED IN DAY
Two foreclosure milts were filed in
the circuit court Friday. Tho Oregon
Mortgage company brought un iictlon
against I. A. Webb, Kittle S. Wobb,
.1. M. Tumor, Currlo Turner and
(loorgn Tumor to collect $1,S()(I, a bill
unco alleged to bo duo on a note for
j:l,r,0D, und Interest. George UosHiniin
instituted un action ugaltiHt O. H. OIhoii
to collect $170, alleged to ho duo on a
nolo.
DIES AT HOSPITAL!
Herman Mattmin, aged 4S yearn, died
ut tlm OrPKon City Hospital Tuesday
ufter un illnesg of two months. A
brother emtio hero from Seattle. Wash.
and was with him when death came.
Mr. Muttson was a farmer of tho Tu
alatin Meadows district und a bache
lor. Ho was born In Finland and bud
lived In this Htuto for many yours.
Tho funeral will be hold today.
GEORGE MANN, 47
VEARS IN STATE, DIES
(iooruu Maun ill ml at his homo In
tho ClackamtiH HoighU district ut
13::t0 o'clock Friday afternoon lift or a
long IlliiPHH. Death was duo to enn
cor. Ho wits horn In Scotland, Febru
ary I I. INI I. and cume to Orogon about
47 yoitrH ttgo. I Iln widow nnd two
daughters, Mrs. II. A. Drown nnd MIhb
Inn Doll Mann, mirvlvo.
Gnrdltior llolrs of lute W. F. Jew
ott proHcnt city with $15,000 school
building.
LARSEN & COMPANY
LEADING GROCERS and
GENERAL MERCHANTS
Corner 10th and MainSts. Oregon City, Or.
Cream Separators. Dairy, Poultry and Bee
Supplies. We pay CASH for Eggs, Poultry,
Hides, Grain and other produce.
THOMAS FOSTER, 41
YEARS A MASON, DIES '
Neighbors, and also of the I'resby
tor Ian church, having united with that
di nomination slnco taking up her resi
dence ut Mount Pleasant.
Mrs. McDowell is survived by her
husband. George McDowell, of Mount
Pleasant: her mother, Mrs. Edward
Puck, of Pendleton: four children,
Gladys, Dorothy, Avis and Dayle Mc-
Dowcil, of Mount Pleasant, two of
whom died In Infancy; tho following
slKtors, Mrs. William Hooker, of Mount
Pleasant: Mrs. Walter Smith, of Sa
lem; Mrs. Jamos Hampton, Mrs. John
Mitchell, ot Martlnburg, Mo.; Mrs.
armor Yelton, of Odessa, Mo.; Mrs
Kdward Klder, of I.aildonla, Mo.; Mrs.
Perry Johnson, of Kansas City, Mo.;
two brother, George . Smith, or
Mount Plcusunt; John Smith, of Wash
ington, Mo. A brother and sister died
some time ago.
She also has throe stepdaughters.
who are Mrs. Otto Patrick, formerly
of Portland, but now of Mount Pleas
ant; Mrs. Horry McKlnney nnd Mrs.
Edward Roth, of Mount I'leusant.
Tho funeral services will he held
from tho Presbyterian church Friday
morning at 10 o'clock, with Rev. J. R.
Liiitdsborough, pastor, officiating, and
tho interment will bo in tho Mountain
iow cotnotery.
Cure for Cholera Morbus.
"When our little boy, now- seven
years old, was a baby he was cured of
cholera morbus by Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy." writes Mrs. Sidney Simmons
Fair Haven, N. V. "Since then other
members of my family hare used this
valuable medicine for colic and bowel
troubles with good satisfaction and I
gladly endorse It as a remedy of ex
ceptional merit." Obtainable every,
where. (Adv.)
((lathe of Charle Vocth living in
Albany who through Chief of Police
John Catlln, of Albany. Instituted a
learch for hi body and an Inquiry
a to bow he met hi death will learn
that Voetn Is not dead but living In
North Yaklrna, Waah.. and, as far as
friends her know, enjoying the best
of health.
Chief Catlln wrote to Chief of Police
Ilurk, of Oregon City, this week ask
Ing for information about Vocth. The
missing man was killed while work
ing In Clackamas county In Decem
ber. 1911, according to the letter re
ceived from Albany. However, a close
examination of newspaper files and of
official records failed to reveal a
trace of the death.
John Dickens, proprietor of a lodg
ing house on Fourth and Main streets,
reud of the case in The Enterprise
and told Chief Ilurk where be could
find friends of Voeth. From them
Chief Ilurk learned that Voeth went
to North Yakima over a year ago and.
as far as they know. Is still in the
Washington city.
Nine shipbuilding plants are either
in operation or building on the Colum
bia and Willamette rivers.
Mr. Peter Mlnkler, of Clai kamas,
waa taken to lha Seward hotel In Port,
land. Thursday night, with a wrenched
back as the result of car drlvon by
J. U Well crashing Into the Jitney
in w hich the was riding. The accident
occurred at the corner of East Seventh
and Multnomah afreets, Portland. The
Jitney was driven by L. A. Klein
lloth cars were slightly damaged by
the collision. A physician was turn
mimed to Mrs. Mlnklnr'a aid, but ber
injuries did not prove serious.
MILLHAN DIES AFTER
FRANK KOBOLINK SUCCUMBS
FROM CANCER WIDOW AND
TWO SONS SURVIVE.
Frank Kobollnk. employed by the
Crown Willamette Paper company In
the sulphite department, died at bis
home on Jefferson street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. Death was due to
cancer, from which be suffered for
many months.
He was born 62 years ago in Austria,
and came to the United States 30
years ago. He catne to Oregon City In
190S from Michigan. He waa a mem-
Well Children Are Active. ot tne oddfellows. Elk and Moose
If your child Is dull, pale, fretful and j lodges and well known throughout the
wants to lie around, the chances are! city.
It Is suffering from worms. Kicka
poo Worm Killer, a pleasant candy
confection, liked by all children is
w hat your child needs. You only give
one-half to one loienpe at a time and
you get Immediate results. Every
mother should have a box on hand.
2oc at all druggists.
His widow and two sons, John and
Frank, survive. The body Is being held
st the Myers k Ilrady undertaking
parlors until arrangements Tor the
funeral are completed.
Albina machine works to get $-'33,-
(Adv.) 000 for repairing Japanese steamers.
RESIDENT OF LOGAN DISTRICT
SUCCUMBS AFTER 10 DAYS'
ILLNESS.
ANOTHER VANCOUVER WEDDING.
Jack Totzlaff. 50. and Mrs. Carrie
Johnson, 44, both of Orogon City, se
cured n marriage license in Vancouver
Wash., Thursday.
Thomas Fostor, u member of the
Masonic lodge since April, 1875, und
well known throughout tho county,
died 1 1mrsiluy morning at tho Ore
gon City hospital from a complica
tion of discuses. Ho was ill for 10
days before his death.
He was born in eust April S, 18;!G,
and canto to Oregon In 1S45. He was
a bachelor und nuiilo his home with
II. llublor In the I-ognu district for
10 years.
Tho funeral will ho hold at 2 o'clock
Saturday afternoon from Holmnn's
undertaking parlors, Rev. A. J. Ware
officiating. Interment will bo made
at Logan and momliorB of the Logan
Masonic lodge, of which ho was
member 41 years, will have charge ot
tho services ut tho grave. All Masons
are Invited to attend.
WHY WOMEN
WRITE LETTERS
To Lydia E. PLnkham Medi
cine Co.
Clear Skin Comes From Within.
It Is foolish to think you can gain a
good clonr complexion by tho uso of from all parts of the country write such
nice powuor. uot nt the root of the grateful letters to the Lydia E. Pink-
Women who are well often ask "Are
the letters which the Lydia E. Pinkham
Medicine Co. are continually publishing,
genuine?" "Are they truthful?"
Why do women write such letters?
In answer we say that never have we
published a fictitious letter or name.
Never, knowingly, have we published
an untruthful letter, or one without the
full and written consent of the woman
who wrote it
The reason that thousands of women
trouble nnd thoroughly cleanse the
system with a treatment of Dr. King's
Now LIfo Pills. Gentle and mild in
action, do not gripe, yet thoy relieve
the liver by thulr action on the bow
els. Oood for young, adults and aged.
Go after a clear complexion today. 25c
at your druggist. (Adv.)
CASTOR I A
lot Infant m4 ghiMura,
The m Yoa Ian Ahrs tetfit
Bear fee
Slgaatmreef
ham Medicine Co. is that Lydia E. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound has brought
health and happiness into their lives,
once burdened with pain and suffering.
It has relieved women from some of
the worst forma of female ills, from dis
placements, inflammation, ulceration,
irregularities, nervousness, weakness,
stomach troubles and from the blues.
It is impossible for any woman who
la well and who
haa never suffered SlfeVjJl
to realize now inese
poor, suffering wo
men feel when re
stored to health;
their keen desire to
help other women
who are suffering as
they did.
lift i;-ii
Free Rides on the Mountain View Auto Bus
To everyone buying $2 worth of groceries exclusive of sugar, we will
give absolutely free two tickets on the Mountain View Auto Bus. Instruct
the driver to let you off at Morgan's. He will do it. Vou not only get your
fare paid, but you get
THE BEST GROCERIES FOR THE LEAST MONEY
Lunch Goods
Pinie;.to Cheese 10c
Chilli Cheese 10c
Tillamook Cheese, pound 20c
Cream Brick Cheese, pound.... 25c
Llmberger Cheese, pound 25c
Booth's Sardines, can 18c
Tnltn Brand Sardines, 6 cans.. 25c
Norwegian Sarines, can ..2 for 25c
3 Cans Shad 25c
Dairy Butter, roll 55c
Chilli Con Carni, can 10c
Crackers, lee box, regular 1..75o
Hot Taniales, can 10c
Chip Beef, 2 glasses 25c
Vienna Sausage, can 10c
India Relish, per bottle 25c
Chilli Sauce, Mexican Hot, Sweet
lickles and sour Tickles in. full
pint Jars, 15c; quart jars.... 25c
Green Olives, sizes.... 10c, 15c, 25c
Corned Beef, can 25c
Deviled Ham, can 5c
Lobsters ..30c
Shrimps, 2 cans 25c
Vancamp's Pork and Beans, 10c
3 for 25c; 15c, 2 for 25c; 20c, 2
for 35c.
Sour Pickles, per quart 10c
Can Ripe Olives 25c and 15c
Pineapple 10c, 15c
1 pint Grape Juice 20c
1 quart Grape Juice 40c
WE WILL GIVE FREE WITH
A POUND OF CARAVAN COF
FEE AT 35c 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 QR A
FOUNTAIN PEN.
White Swan Flour, sack $1.35
White Swan Flour, barrel $5.20
We also carry Crown, Snowdrift
and Olympla Flours.
Frnit Jar Specials
Quart Mason Jars, doz 65c
Pint Mason Jars, doz 55c
Vi Gal. Mason Jars, doz 85c
Pint Economy s, doz 75c
Quart Economy s, doz 90c
Quart Wido Mouth Masons, doz 75c
Best quality Jar Rings, regular
10c, in red, grey, white or black,
special 2 dozen 15c, or 4 dozen 25c
Masell 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 $7.75
100 lbs. Dry Granulated $7.50
12 lbs. Pure Cane $1.00
13 lbs. Dry Granulated $1.10
Coffee and Tea
Gold Dollar, reg. 30c Coffee... 25c
Royal, rcg. 35c Coffeo 30c
Caravan Coffee, reg. 40c 35c
Caravan Coffee, 31b can.... $1.00
Upton's Tea, pound 65c
Tetley's Tea, pound 65c
Spiderleg Tea, rcg. 65c gruao..
pound 50c
Gunpowder Tea, ' regular 65c
grade, pound 50c
Ceylon Tea, reg. 65c grade, lb. 50c
Bulk Lard, pound 15c
No. 5 Pall Pure Lard 85c
Eastern Bacon, pound 25c
13 Bars Bob White Soap 50c
7 Bars Lenox Soap 25c
SPECIAL Caravan Baking Powd
er, pound 25c
214 pound tin 50c
Pearline, 25c package 20c
Specials
10c Can Pepper 5c
Good Broom 25c
Toilet Paper, 3 for 10e
Arm & Hammer Soda 5c
50-Ib. Sack Dairy Salt 50o
50-lb. Sack Vi ground Salt 35c
100 Lbs Broken Rice $4.00
5 gals. Coal Oil 65o
3 boxes Matches 10c
Corn or Gloss Starch .....5c
5 can Old Dutch Cleanser 25c
3 cans Lye 25o
Vinegar, (pure cider) full quart 10o
V gallon 20c
1 gallon 25o
M gallon in glass containers. .25o
Regular 25c size K. C. Baking
Powder .....20c
6 cans Sardines .' 25o
3 cans Chinook Salmon 35o
6 loaves TJ. S. Bread 25o
Wax Paper, 24 18-Inch sheets.. 5c
Kollog's Corn Flakes ) r
Post Tosters ( r
Krumbles 25c
Puff Rice,
Puff Wheat
Grape Nuts,
Quaker Oats,
Shreded Wheat,
Rolston's Bran
Kellog's Bran
Krumblo Corn Flakes, 2 pkgs..15c
2 for
25c
All kinds of fresh Fruits, Vegeta
bles. Water Molons lV4c lb. New
Potatoes lc pound.
2 pounds Peanut Butter 25c
Regular 25c can Peaches 10o
Canned Shrimp 10o
Armour's best Picnic Hams, lb. 15o
Lemons, dozen 25o
Wednesday Is Butter Day
FALLS CITY BUTTER, 2 POUND ROLL, 65c.
M O R. O A. N''
Seventh Street WE SELL FOR LESS Near Elevator