r
OffEHON' f'lTV KNTKIMMtffiK. riflliA V. OCTOUKU ;, i?ui;
City Government To
Costs$34,647Next
Year, Is Estimate
Allhnorh lb li.lul lirlnlliliK lul
in i ii li I tu I Kmcriimnnl In 1 1 1 7 ant cull
milled l only ll,ii7 l.O, mi iiiiiipitiid
Ilk (i,l'iill. tin luillliK I'HHHI lined to
nine m runl . fur lt year, rcciuii
un ii.l.ill.'iin . H i.rlil. il Hi llm IiiccIIiiK
ii I In. illy ilium II Thursday night
ptntldr fur Hi" appinpiluilnii of
l,r.i7to In i'na of Hi" Hiroriu
in. IK. en lildllis; mnlicy lined l I HI"
umianta of Hie pri'vlnu enr.
Tlii rullmule In merely a leiilulhii
plliMll lllllll wllllll till I lllllll llllll'll
iimr Im Ihi'lr rfforlii at fiiiinliiK u
budget Hi mi I'H'i ullve aesitliiii on Moil
iluy I'li'iiliiR II n ho w n . lum cu r, lliul
it Inlnl ol I Mil Kill piobubly be il
iluii.-.l from three ull'rrlulltiM ami
a Inlnl o( 1 1, 7 111) lll tin added to
fill' u ( t lr lw t ! i li m 1'hn cmcrgeiirle
lllllil . fell I, lul fur I Im I HI budget ha
I ii i.i'iii.il to ilntii III III" mini of
II. 071 M and to guunl against "'I'll
iiiinlllli.il licit year It In rei'iiliimeiidcd
JOHN JOSEPH SENT 10
SUITE HOSPITAL. AND
HE MAY BE DEPORTED
NATIVE MAGYAR IS BEUIVEO TO
OE INSANE PORTLAND
INTERPRETER HERE
Ji.lin Joseph, whimc nationality HUH
ill ti riiilni d only fti.r a doI'll Inter
pn ten were liroiic.lil bi.fori' lilm, w
inkcn to the niliii' honillul for l In- In
sunn Wednesday iiIkIiI for temporary
ircuimcnl II" will probuhly be dc
purled.
.lnncph In a native Mt:r. llii- mill
mil llunjculai) stock. Ir. II. 8 Muiint.
who conducted tin' I'laiiilnallon ul
Jucph tii'fnrn t'oiility JuiIki' Anderson.
u aided liy Mr lvuk, of pnrtlund,
a Mur.Vur who la ulli' to rurry on con
vcimilnn llh Joseph wild lltlle
lrnnl.lt'
Tin' mull l i.i "l.al.ly nul lniine, ul
Hi... ii li lila i niiviTnalli.ti la not rullun
ul ul Ilium. Hi' went llirtitich nil II"'
unusual physlriil tents of anility satis
la. lurlly Mra l.ovuk declined In du
ller i. pinion uf tlir iiimv
.Iiim .i Win i inllv. roiLiiiliir rcpri'H
mutative of I hi' Austin lluiinr.rlnn nil 1
I'lri', wua Intiri'itlril In the line, uml!
Mil hum Ii to help li ul uiillii.rltli'H lliul i
mi Interpreter who ruulil talk with
lilm Joseph Ih u Niiliji'i t of lluiiKury.
lum .h wa hi'lil In III" roiinty Jail
him i' Mn on a i Iiuiki of liin i ny
In n ilwi'MliiK. 'Hi" Kruml ur, now In
(....li. ii. will irol.ulily mil m.ik" n i"
nun In Hi" in "iv
JOHN M'COOT TELLS DF I
EX U. 8. ATTORNEY CHARGES AD
MINISTRATION TOO WEAK TO
HANDLE GOVERNMENT.
Thr hii'iipailty of Hit' il ountl"
luirty to iiiiiiiiiki till- fnri'lr.n ulTiilrH of
III" I'llltt'll SlUll'H WUH .llilllHl..'ll
Wi-ilnusilay ii Ik lit liy John Mrfimrl.
i v I'nllcil Stuti'H iitliirni')-, ut a l!.'.iih
I h nil n.lly ut Cliu kiimiiH. He ri-vli'Wi'il
Hi" i rnil" 1'inl ri'i'lili' luillrli'M ailopti'il
Inwuril Mi'xli'o liy I'rcHlili'iil WIIkoii.
II.. rhlllKi'il till) ili'llllliTlltH with licliiK
iiiinlili' to Imiitlli' Ilio rcliiH of Kovi'in
iiii'iil. nml Kiilr Hi")' hiul, wllliln Hiclr
luirty, nu hIuIi'niiiiiii of tlu limail ini'ii
lul riillhrt' of Knot, Knox or Itooscvi'lt,
liitirKe ('. Iliowticll, ri'imlillc nil nil
illiliitu for ri'pri'Ki-ntallvi! ntiui ki'il tlm
"xlruviiKiiiH'd of Hm liml li'Klslntiir"
uml iliu'lnrt'il Hint Ilio Hint" of (iri'Knu
is Ininli'iii'il wild no Ii'hh tlinn II
I.iiiiiiIh nml ('oiiiiiiIhhIoiin Hint mi' "nt
Im? Ilii'lr wuy Into pockula of Hie ln-iiiyc-K.
II" in::i'il li pinniiilii of I't'om
iimy.
William M. Stoii". Ih" nomhiiM! for
illHtrlct nlloriii'.v, rmimiri'il llii' hih'IhI
Hirirt iiH'tliudH of Hi" ilhilrh't nt tor
iii'.v'h offlrti, uml piiiiiiIhiiiI, If I'liTtcil,
lo run Hm nfflri for Hm nnlury IIximI
by law, nml mild Im would Have Hit
laxpiiyiTH of Cliu'kuinuM (ounty rhino
lo i 1000 pi r yenr.
John Yohiii:, a nminlmr of Hie coun
ty ci'iitrnl ciiiiiinllt"!' from Cluckiitiiiin,
pri'Klili'd.
AT PORT ANGELES, WASH.
BODY WILL BE BROUGHT HERE
FOR BURIAL BY MASONS
ON SATURDAY.
David W. K In iiiilril. ex-county sur
veyor of C'ackainiiH enmity and for
ncveral yearn city engineer uf Oregun
City, died nt 8:110 o'clock Wednesday
night nt his home In Hurt Angeles,
Wash . iu' ording to word received
here Thursday. Mr. Kinnulrd lived In
Oregon City nbout 20 yeni'H.
Multnomah lodgo Vu. 1, A. I' & A.
M., of n hli h he wim a past master,
will hnvc charge of the funeral which
will he he'il In thin i ll v Saturday. In
terment will be In Mountain View
cemetery. He was also an Oddfellow.
Mr. klnnaird left Oregon City Hev
erul year ago fur Washington. His
widow; one sister. HvhiR In Astoria,
and a aon, Thomas Klnnaird, aurvlve.
The body will Brrlve at Oregon Cltv
at 8:4.1 o'clock Saturday morning.
Dial an adillllniiwl mini of I I.I mi Im
upprnpi luted III "I'lli' of tin. f.ii I lliul
tin' illy iiliillliK apprnpi I"1 'on III I ''I'',
lum lii'i'ii oi'lKMiit In IIih kiiiii of
l bV tlii fulliiiulc lii furi' Hi" i ouiii II
provide fur u I loo n iliii Hun In (lil
roiinl. TIik nu-r eipciiilliiiie In ilin
In llii. t 1 1 1 1 1 li K of ri'tlnl illy orill
imiii in I III )i ur
lli'iillli nml .ollri., fln nml nuiiT,
fiin't Ki ln Im uinli'Hi fill light nml
ili.tiiliir appropriation am lliom
wlilih uri' r'i oiiiini'iiili'il for Iihuui.c
uml IIiomi iiion wlilili decrease nri'
suggested nr for illy cngli riiiK.
t 1 1 1 1 ii x ami appraiser.
Tin' r in- of l In' illy this )"'
will iippriiilmatc lliul of 'asl year,
lil. Ii w derived ua fnl ! II!'.-
l!i .11 lie in tine, IKi.KMi :.: fioni the
mini fimil of Ho ri. "Ill ). and . !,.'.!.
from licenses uml fines, or a tut al of
I'lV.iHIK M.
EXHIBIT AT THE STATE
FAIfi IEN PRIZES
SWEEPSTAKE WON FOR GENERAL
MERIT AND SECOND
FOR QUALITV.
TIik (Mai kaniua roiinly Juvi'lilli' "
lillill rurrli'il off tin- awi'i'laki' ut Hi"
Pri'Koii Hlnl" fulr ua tlm l."l iIih o
rud'il uml l."t arruiiKi'il Imk.Ui. uiul
wua aiirilril mm'oihI urlt" In tin' "nt
irn iIIvIhIoii for iiiullly of cihililta.
Till la Hip aoroml tlnin lliul lliu
JiivmiIIu rvlillll from Clai knliiua
i i.iint) Ima tarrli'il off Hi" Kwi'i'imiuki-n
ul tin' Dri'Koli Stall' fulr, uml rri-illt
la Klvi ti to Mra. J. It Wolff, of Mo
lullu. Hri'iiloti Vi'ilil.T. of (ilailitnii",
J. K f'uluMin, of Dri'Kun t'lty. wlio
liiul iliarit" of tlu' urraiii!"iii"iil uml
aliliiliiK III" "ilill.llH In. in Hit' Clin ku
iiih County fulr itriiiimla. A niinil.i'l
of Hi" I'tlillilta arrlii'il ut Hit' fulr
Kroiimla lit Hali'lll uft'T til" i'tlillilta
Iroin l lie nimily fulr wi-ro rn'i'Hi''l ul
lliul I'la. i'. nml ii.l.li'.l lurKi'ly In Hii
uttiiu lit" liootli.
Thi' hi i. ml .il" iiiiiiuinti'il to I'iU
In rimli, uml tlii.f" ii i ii k 1 ii k I'litrli'K will
ri'ii'lto tlu'lr aliuri' Thi' auri'iixluki'
irl la a Imtiiii-r. A larm' iiniiilifr of
ai IiimiIh wiTi' I'litrri'il III t 111 h rlaaa, uml
Hit' rniiii llHoii wua i;rralrr llila yi-ul
than nt liny tlmr ili.iliui. r.?r. Tula
villi nml Mr. VnliliT .lan to nnikr
It rvi'ii Iiitkit nml I. "Hit iuM yi-ur
nml lo hinc nil nc hauls In iiiiiKi- "li
tlll'M.
OLD OHEGON TRAIL IS
EAST OF THE CASCADES I
LESLIE SCOTT, H. H. JOHNSON
AND GEORGE H. HIMES FORM
PARTY TO PRESERVE ROAD.
Leslie Scnlt, II. II. .lohliMin. county
simcyor, and tieniKi' II. Mimes, ns
alslanl secretary ol tlm Oregon Slate
lllslmicul auclety. left Olegnu t'lty
Thursday luuruliig by iiuluimilillc to
mark Hie route of Hie old Oregon Trail
across Hie Cascades. They made tlm
Iuihc of Mt. Hood by nightfall ami will
continue on their Journey this iiiurn
lug.
The Oregon Trull has received much
attention east uf the I'liHcades, but
was rapidly being lust In the ma.e
uf roa da west of those mountains.
Modem highways do nut follow the
old Oregon Trull, bill Hie parly will
mark every lutersecHoii of the old
trail with the roads or I'.Mi'. with a
neat sign bearing (he Inscription, "Tl'm
Oregon Trail."
Leaving Oregon t'lty tlm party trav.
fled lor snum distance, uu wlait is
known as Hm llolcnmli road, which
follows In a general way the mm!
mailii by the pioneers. The mad
around Ml. Hood of today, Hm Harlow
road, Is nut Identical with Hie oil
Oregon Trail, although the Iwu
cross at a number uf places. Kuch of
Ihcsn int crseit Inns will be marked.
MRS. CROWLEY LAID TO REST.
Tlm remains of Mrs. Kllabeth
Crowley, who died at her huiim nt Loa
MoIIiioh, Cnllfnrnla, were brnught lo
this city un Monday, where tlm Inter
ment toolc place In tlm family plot in
Mountain View cemetery, and laid ho
stile thosii of her husband, who died
here some lime ago. Mrs. Crowley
died September 1. She was fur many
yeni'H u resident of Cams, and has re
sided in Cnllfiiriila for some time.
Loul Sohn Wed
Mr. Carrie Ryan.
The marriage of Mrs. Carrie Ryan.
of Portland, nml Louis Solum, of Van
convey, Vnnh., was solemnized In I'ort
luml mat week, und they will make
their future home In Vancouver.
where the bridegroom has resided all
of his life. Mr. Solum Is well known
In this city, having been associated
with W. XV. W'oodlieck In getting out
the Clnckamns county dlroctory a few
weeks men.
ATTORNEY SUES FOR FEES.
Henrgc W. W'lbion, nn attorney
Tuesday filed a suit against Sadie K.
Flnloy to collect $100, alleged to be
due aa attorney's fees from March to
July. 1916.
MOLALLA Fill! FINDS
SUCCESS IN FAR NORTH
EDWIN AUSTEN HAS HOTEL IN
VALDEZ, MINING PROPERTY,
AND OTHER INTERESTS.
Mia Mm In Aui.1' ii. funni ly nf ,Mo
lullu, Inil now of Vulili , Aluitkn, liaa
arrlii'd In Hi In illy ami la ul Ih" p"'
i nl lliii" Hm k'I"I of Mia. i. V. i-i ii
Afdr vlallliiK In Hila illy for aitirul
In) a aim will " In Mnlullu, wlu n. nlu
will IUM with fill li. I Afli r a ilall
In I'orlluml aim i'ni la lo li uiv for
Hill IIOlHl III lll'IKIIllllT.
Tim Aui.li n family la Dm nwiii-r ol
Hi" AM. "Inul Ik linli l. Mr. AiiI"I ulo
liaa i-ili'iinlvv Inli'ii-ala III Ih" li.lnin of
Alanka, IiihIiik u larmi ilulni on Hi"
Ki'iial pi'iilnaiila HIiiik lukliiK up Ii la
ri-alili'iui. In Alaaka hn liaa ili'Volid
nun li alli-ntlini to plun-r mlnliiK
Ilia anil, W K A unt. li, liua Ih-iii
i-mployi'd l.y Hm Kim-innu-iit In rurliiK
for thi. aim k ilurlnK Dm wlnli-r luonlln.
ami la a'ao a writ known fc I t of
Vulili'. II la a rouiiiion im riirri-li"'
for llila 'mi ii ic inuii to l.rluK In a
IniMihi. ilurlliK tlm hillilliix ai'aaon,
Mr AiikIi ii and hla aona urn ulo i-n
KuKi'il In tlm flahlliK himllu-na. Mra.
Aiiali-n aaya that tlm aoll of Al'iaka la
a.lapti'd fur Hm growing- of ull klmla
of M-"lutlnii, and thai many tourlnta
hav vlald'd In that count ry ilurlliK Hm
laat thnn inonllia. Mra. Anati-n ami
lu-r family left Claikumua county
alxiul li'ii yi'iua uko, and llila la Hie
flrnl vllt In t'liu kumaa i ounty almr
li'ii) line In I"
T
ESTACADA ROD A GUN CLUB CO
OPERATES WITH HATCH
ERY OFFICERS.
1 hroiiK-li Hn- ffforla of the Kalatada
ltol it Hun chili and Warden 1'atlon
and with Hie volunteer aid of many
haul men and furumra, ao fur llila year
there hua heeu lllierated from Hie
KaKle t'reek fiiililiK pouda and the
Hlver Mill hatchery, over one half mil
lion trout fly, uccordliiK to the Kuat
riiickuiiiua New a.
Dlie humlred ami aeveuly five thoii
aaml fry were lllieruted from Itlver
Mill an. I . i.i, i. ii irom r.uKie i n r, i
uiuoiik the lutt'-r In-luc ulioiit I'oU.uoO
eaatern lirmik trout.
Al merely the expeiihe of hiring
u .IrlviT to iilti nd lo Hm horaea, ninny
HiotiMimla more trout cull lie dlHtrih
uted In Hi" vnrlmiH lakea In the inoiin
lalua niurliy, ua the railway compuny,
through Ihelr repreaclilatlvv. I-Valik
KuIiik. lum offered the u:'" of their
pack hornea In Ilio work.
At.ilu f Ii Im year un effort i Im'Iiik
mail" lo intereat Hie Miiltnoinali An
t-'i'in' cluli In the work, cHpcclully for
riiinudal aid. us Hie perpetuation uf
Kuod niiKlliii; In llila country la of
ll.il Intercut to Portland Kportamt'ii,
IliiniK.iiiili of win. in cm h year fifh the
ncnrl.y htreauia; In fact, u humlred
Portland flKhermcil enjoy the spoil,
where one local mati i;o" fishing
S-IEAR-OLD DOT FALLS
TI
T
LAD PLAYING ABOUT FIRE TOWER
ON WAY HOME FROM SCHOOL
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT.
The li year-old sun of Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Jepsen, 10!) Washington
street, tell 20 feet from tlm ladder
on the side of the firo bell tower on
Seventh street al tlm tup of the bluff
Thursday afternoon and escaimd with
only n few limbics, lie was taken to
tlm offlco of Dr. M. C. Strickland In
Hie Amlresen building, where his slight
Injuries ' were dressed.
The boy was on his way home from
school and stopped to piny about tlm
tower. An Iron ladder runs up one.
side of Hie tower to the bell at the
tui, and the 1ml started to climb.
When nbout half way to the top, Im
seemed to grow dizzy and fell, strik
ing on the ground below.
SECOND CUTTING OF
TIMOTHY STANDS 4 FEET
S. I). Harney, of Maple Lime, was
in this city Thursday, bringing a sam
ple, of timothy of the second cutting
from his farm, over four feet. Where
this feed was cut Hm soil is produc
tive, and the crop has been excellent.
There is throe-fourths of an acre of
the second crop timothy, and the lust
cutting was about September IS. The
first crop was so heavy that It was
necessary to cut with n scythe.
He is also engaged In growing al
falfa un his farm, which has attained
a height or about three feet. It hna
averaged three cuttings. Mr. Harney's
farm Is locuteil about four miles from
this city.
The styuple of tke timothy of the
second growth hns been planed In the
publicity department of the Oregon
City Coinnmrclnl club.
A Bad Summer For Children.
There has been an unusual amount
of dangerous sickness among children
every where this summer. Extra 'vre
cautions should he taken to keep the
bowels open and regular and the liver
active. Foley Cathartic Tablets are a
fine and wholesome physic; cause no
pain, nausea or griping. They reliove
Indigestion, sick headache, bilious
ness, sour stomach, bad breath or eth
er condition caused hy clogged bowels. J
Jones Drug Co. Adv.
DIVORCE SOU OF ONCE
MUSICMNTRIEO HERE!
0. M'FALL ALLEGES WIFE '
BROKE UP PROSPEROUS BUftl- i
NESS AT CAPITOL CITY. '
'l lii. illvmi I'Ull of J I Mi Call, ul ;
out' Ilini' mi" of Hi" ii. i. I jiniiMi.i nt I
liiuai lulia III Uu l.iM ioii. Ii C,1
kKulnal Mia. Hum II M. full, waa
Irli d III Hm i In nil niurt la Ion- Ju.U'Hj
lii.nluy Tlmra.luy. lu.li:" ItaU-y look j
Ih" lum' iind'-r ill im lit !
Mr. M' Kali a i.m li u.li-r of Him
choir of Ilio ,Mi'lr...iliaii l'riii n r
lun i liiiri li In Wurliiiii inn ami a
i uml. n tor of h loiix Mulmy of in i n I'
lri Hn. hullolii.l cu.ltal city. (UIiik to
Hm D' llvlty uf lila wlfi', In- ii.i Intrd, I
hi. IiihI lila Hialtliiii allli tin- iliurill.l
He alyiii'd up liu'itamiiia ii.ntru't'
1ml loat mil w li' ii lilt If", h" all. ), '
wrote an unoii) in"i. dltir In tlm;
i liuulauiua niri'ii' y.
A (IiT loalliK lila I..:ii.-k;i Hi" lO.iplH
ai-piiruli-d In I -Mia Mcr'ull koIiik
lo Cli'ii'lund. ) , whi r" hh" la
In I n if
with In r drot her. II" laum to Wal
ler", Idaho, wliir.' In- filed ault for
illvorn-. Tint mtliiii wua illaiiilhncd.
and a new mill I.H.ifiht In n- mu ral
wi-i'ka uko.
In an wiiBWcr filil ihrourh Clyd"
(). (iarni"li.r, a 1'orllaiid utlnrni y, Mra.
Mr Kail ucrilni'd In r liialmml of li-lnK
too I ti 1 1 in lit with ai'iiTuI of lila pu
plla. Hlio denied all of lila alli-Kutloiia.
Mr. M I-ull went on Um aland on
hla own Inliulf. Tin- depoaltlona of
la wIlni'Hai'H nt Wallace wi-rr intro
d in I'd and the cum- ir, l out on the
HlreiiKth of them. Mr. Mi Kali waa
repreaeliled l.y Jil'K'i.' Crunt II. I'lin
lik. Walter A. I'lmlik and Will I.
Mulvi')'.
The couplo ! laarrled In lkt.2
and huve ouo tljunhti-r, who Ima
n hli veil aucocioi at a inunh Un In tlm
eur.l.
T
TO VOTE REPUBLICAN'";
day nliiht to call the attention of the
ACKERMAN HASTENS BACK'1" ,ounr" ,0 lh' vT"lKht. IWrlng
J. K
TO NEW HAMPSHIRE HOME
TO BE THERE NOV. 7.
J. K. AtHerinun liaa been a deime
cmt all hi life. Durluit llm I'O odd llcirea almwInK the growth of the II
yenra he hua been old enoui:h In voteibrary during tlm luat three year:
he hua gone to the polla em h four December. ISIS, to November. 1911:
yenra uml cant hi Ullot fur Hm demo-; circulation. lO.fii'.H; uttendance. .6,013;
crutlc nomlime. I borrow era curds. .'nOS.
Hut there la uinc to be a big
cluinge In Ml. Ackeruiun'a ballot thia
year. He left Friday for hla home In
New llumpahiru no thut. he will be
there In time to vote for llnlicn uml ;
Kulrbaukit.
"Wllauu'a made a republican out of
me," he auid. 'I now can rcalle what
free trade uml the ileiniM-rulic pro-
a in of l.'Ulnlatloll would int-uii to
this country were It not fur tlm world j
war which Mint out foreign coin pit i
tiun. Kvcry body In my home stale !
Meems lo have turned republican (
llughea la going to carry not only New
Hampshire, but all other New Knglnnd .
mates. 1 have tratcled all over the!
fulled States within the last few
month, and if I am any Judge of po-1 (011imi,tee to negotiate with the board
litlcal conditions Hughes is as good j tlf w (.0,limls.sloiiers relative to the
as elected right now." 1 0f scattered cltv lots for 13 acrc3
Mr. A.Vrman came to Oregon lo ; (nM.tl i.v the water department in the
look after property Interests, lie ow ns j southern part of the cltv. The board
mining properties In bis home state,, s knott, , wimn! t0 ,r.ulp its
and Is Interested in paper making. He I pr0,rtv, which wc.'ld be Ideal for u
declares that a tariff Is necessary to , mrk ami piavKround.
protect the paper und pulp business! g ..Y lirpsl.i,lllt of the 0re.
from foreign cheap labor.
EFFIE L. GAY
GLADSTONE WOMAN ALLEGES
HUSBAND CRITICIZED AND
NAGGED HER.
Mrs. Kffle L. Hay, of Gladstone, filed
a suit for divorce from Itufus A. day.
In the Clackamas county circuit court
Friday, charging cruel und Inhuman
treatment. Joseph E. Hedges appears
as Mrs. (lay's attorney.
Mr. and Mrs. Ciiiy were married in
Oregon City November 22, 1S96, and
have three children. She asks for the
custody of the youngest child, Wil
liam day, and is willing to let the
court award the two other children,
1. eland and Dorothy, to Mr. (lay.
She charges thut her husband criti
cized her, Hint ho nagged her and
called her a foul.
He Wa Worried and Hopeless.
"For ten or twelve years I was
bothered with bad kidney trouble,"
writes T." P. Hutchinson, Little Hock,
Ark. "I tried many remedies and
doctors, but grew- worse nil tlm time.
I was worried and had almost given
up all hopes. I triod Foley Kidney
I'llls and they bellied mo a lot. I have
since used five boxes and am now a
well ninn." Foley Kidney nils drive
out aches and pains due to kidney
trouble; also sleep disturbing bladder
disorders Jones Drug; Co. Adv.
Economical Legislation, pay as we go;
opposed to graft and favoritism.
H. A. LEWIS
FOR
Joint Senator
Clackamaa, Columbia and Multnomah
Counties.
Only Candidate Outside City of
Portland
I-et the "Country" be Represented
(raid Adv.)
'COUNCIL DEBATES
CilARTER CHANGES
ON OCTOBER 1 9IH
ABOLISHMENT OF ASSESSMENTS
ELEVATOR FARE, RIGHT TO
CONDEMN ARE URGED.
CITY TAKPS FIRST SIEP TOWARD
ACQUIRING 13 ACRE PARK SUE
Finance Commit! Ii Authormd
Najotiata With Waltr Boa. J
J. I. Htdu SHowi Grownh
of'CHy Library.
to
'Hit"" ropoM'i ih.irtir am"id
liii-iit, ca. Ii Im In k Ih" i niliuaallc
hai kliiK nf Mayor lluikHt, art- lo In-cotialdiTi-d
al u a lul inn HfiK of tin-
I ' "X ' onm ll Oi tol,i-r '. Tin- -- ii
tltr onilliu d the i hancra he advixut"a
and tlm reaxm fur hla atuml al tlm
rn'iilur Oi tolier mri'tliiK WVdnea.lay
One of thee luiendini nla would pro
vide thut all municipal linproveinfiita.
Im ludlnK klri'i ia and aewera, would
Im paid for nul of a city fund, luatead
of cliarKliiK then) ai;aliit the property.
Another one of hla prnpoacd meaauro
would ylw- the illy the rli:ht lo con
demn any property for a municipal
dix k or other purpoae. and the third
proioaal would provide for charge of
one hulf of one ("tit for ride on llm
Seventh Mrect inunh Ipal elevator.
Roikt Favor Charg.
Councilman Itoakc warmly ilefrmli-d
tlm propoaal thai elevator be made
M-lf aualalnlnx. Ilu railed attention
lo tlm fact that many property owner
who were not heni-flttcd hy thi eleva
tor, in unt rontrlliute toward It iiip
(K.rt through city taxea. An allowance
of 12000 la made In the 1917 ludK"t for
tlm operation and maintenance of the
I.Ik city hulit.
In prcparlnc next year InuUct, the
council overlooked the library. J
edxea, preildent of the Horary
lioard. an at tlm meeting Wedne-
the luat 11 yionthn the attendance at
he ( liy Library ha Increaaed 40 per
cent over a corrcspondUm period a
year ato.
Library' Growth Shown.
I
i Mr. HedKe aubtnlttcd the rollowim;
Nuveiiils r. 1914. to November. 191.1;
circulation. 1.1.812: attendance. 29,.'!li:
borrowers' cards. 2100.
November. 1913, to October. 1916,
circulation, H.09S; attendance. !6.T53;
borrower' cards, 2S26.
Mr. Hedges explained that the li
brary was not confining its efforts to
Oregon City, and thut shools In all
parts nf the county were benefitted
The library has over 3000 volumes at
the present time. Un increase of 4N5 In
the last ywar.
ruder the city chai'er the library
receives one-half a mill of the city tax.
which amounts to about $I.'I00.
Park Trade Coniidered.
Tllll . ........it ,hori-eil the Hinuu-e
gon City Athletic club, outlined the
club's plan for a rally next Friday. He
I '
asked permission from the council for
the use of the streeets for the parade
and other stunts planued. The mutter
was referred to the street committee.
Pecanse plana and specifications for
the new Dusch dock were not ready.
action was not taken on a proposed
agreement between the city and Mr.
Rusch in wlilch the city would be giv
en a live-year option on the property.
Mrs. Herthu M. Story, of the Hose
mawr Poultry farm of this city, Is nt
Sulem, where she has one of the larg
est collection of birds ut the State
fair. Mrs. Story exhibited white
crested Hlurk Polish, winning all
awards in the class. She won on
Hearded Polish dolden cock, lieu, pul
let nnd pen; Peardcd Silver Polish
cockerel, hen; ltearded White Polish
cock, hen, cockerel, pullet, pen;
ltearded Huff Laced Polish cock, hen
cockerel, pullet, pen; Huff Laced Pol
ish cock, hen, cockere', pullet and pen;
Golden Polish cock, hen, cockerel, pul
let, cock, hen pullet, pen; also nil
awards on Non-Heariied White Polish,
Illue Polish, Golden Spangled Ham
burgs; first and second on Silver
Spangled Hamburg cock; first, second
and third on the Silver Spangled Ham
burg hen; third on cockere'; third on
pullet; third on pen; all awards on
dolden Penciled Hamliurgs; awards on
White Hamliurgs, first on cock; first,
second and third on hen; first on pen;
first on pullet; first and second on
Illnck Hamburg lien; first on cockerel;
first nnd second on pullet; first on
pen.
TWO COUPLES DIVORCED.
Circuit Judge Campbell Tuesday
signed decrees divorcing Orva Pish
from Merten Fish and Ora Z. Wilkin
son from James Wilkinson. Mrs. Fish
was given the custody of her child.
Judge Campbell also signed on the
motion of the plaintiff a suit of L. H.
Smith against P. Fairchlld and W
Illuhm.
Council Drafts Budget With
Appropriation Of $4000 For
Motor-Driven Fire Engine
Onkoii City la likely lo have a um
lr driven lira Inn k aoon aflrr llm
flrnl of Hm )t-4f aa r-ault of tha ac
lion of ih illy omul i, al an mnu
tlm ".Ion Monday liifcht. In Ilu I ml. d
an appropriation of about ix0 In be
iie. for the puriliarw of Hm motor
drUeii apparalua. In llm illy luidart.
Mayor lU'keit and tlm city i-nuiidl
reiently vUlled M. Miiiiiv Illn aa tlm
aueata of llm Nortlieainrn Pi re Ap
paralu company, lo anli a demon
atmtli.n of tlm tii-ar lire trie k re rut
ly pun lia-. by Hm mum II of M
MlliliHIIe. All aet-mei) aalUfle, I
llm preliminary deiiioiiniiatlun, and If
lh trui k i an pull up llm rradea of
Oregon City to Hi" tl,-.fji llori of the
illy offHlala II I likely that thft ve
il b In offered by Hi! company l'l Im
I Im i lioli mini".
Other amull ihli;i rrr load In
llm draft Ilia- of Hm budget, but llm
i-ttiiiK alde of thi fund for llm pur
ha of a motor driven fire apparatu
aa Hi" only material hanjc. Prac
tically all appropriation and aalarma
remain tlm aaum aa laat year.
Tlm receipt of Hm city, baaed on a
even mill K.-ni-ral city lai levy will
Im approilmately f.S.rs a. Of thi
amount. 119.919 31 wl'l be derived dl
rwtly from taiea, flA.A-aS M lll be
-c-ured from the road fund from Hm
county and It I etlinuti-.l that IV
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET
is set ran oct. is.h
BIG PARADE WILL FEATURE CON
VENTION ASSOCIATION 23
YEARS OLD.
The i'.'.th annual convention of the
Clai kamua County Sunday Hi h nul as
sociation will be held in Oregon City
October 13 and II. The first meet
ing of the organization was held in
the !Tehytrian church, and also will
be the one at which the 25th annivers
ary of the association will lie observed.
The feature of the two-day conven
tion will lie the parade on the morn
ing of Saturday, October II, lie-in-nine
at 11 o'clock. Officers of the
ashoclatlon invite every church of ev
ery denomination to be represented,
either by delegates in line of march
or by a flouL C. A. Phipps, state su
perintendent of Sunday schools, will
lead the parade.
If the weather la e'ear. a basket
lumh will be served In Cam-mall lurk,!
and In case of rain the churches will
be thrown open for lunches.
Prominent church men will address .
the convention. All churches In the
county are Invited to send In d?lc-l
gates.
The co-operation of the public
school teachers Is asked lo make this '
convention a success, and that all he
cither represented liy carrying; fla;;s. i
banners, ltibles or by bringing a float.!
Heaver Creek is among those to be!
represented by a float. j
GLADSTONE COUNCILMAN QUITS.
F. A. Bunion resigned from the
Gladstone city council at the regular
October session Tuesday night. His
letter attributed his move to "reasons
unnecessary to state." .
The country editor is resourceful, as
be must be. The editor or the Handon I
Western World Is a good example. As j
his paper was off the press when hej
received news nf the disaster to the
Congress, he ran bts paper through j
a gain printing a bulletin In red ink on
the margin thus giving his readers inoj
news.
Rheumatism Follows Exposure.
In the rain all day is generally fol
lowed by painful twinges of rheuma
tism or neuralgia. Sloan's Liniment
will give you quick relief and pre
vent the twinges from becoming tor
ture. It quickly penetrates without
rubbing und soothes the sore and ach
ing Joints. For sore, stiff, exhausted
musclos that ache and throb from ov
erwork, Sloan's Liniment affords
quick relief. Urulues, sprains, strains
and other minor injuries to children
are quickly soothed by Sloan's Lini
ment, det a bottle today at your
druggist, 2ic. (Adv.)
Over-work, worry and
the constant strain of a
business life are often
a cause of much trouble.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
is highly recommended
for all Nervous disor
ders. It is particularly
invaluable to business
women. Regulate your
bowels by using
DR. MILES'
LIVER PILLS
IF FIRST BOTTLE, OR BOX.
FAILS TO BENEFIT YOU, YOUR
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.
Um,u4) U reteltvil from liima.
Ilmiiar and perinlta
Tlm total flKure nf llm budget a
prepare.' by llm coillii II outline an
peiulltiir of ll.i;t, Iratm a
margin of f I . t aj at.
llm bmUel aa prepared by llm ruun.
ell limit firat Im approved by llm cit
izen and a me-tiiiK ha been railed
fur llila purpoori on Oi tolmr 19. al
7 : 10 oYI.uk At llila Hum tlm cm
ten m-lll Join with Hit city room II In
coiialder llm liililK"! aa It I Boar pru.
pared.
Tlm miiiicll beard report from llm
roiiimltti-n appointed to confer Ull
Prank lluxli and hi attorney, (). D.
Khy, with a vie l rntlii Mr.
Hum h a permit lo ere. t a i).a k over
Water aireet between K'eveoth and
Twelfth, with tlm pro v Lion that the
city have tha rich! to purcbaiwt llii
I'm k for the coat of tnaterlala and run
tn Hon within five year of the con
pletlon of the dock. The rominllt r
ri'rted that Mr. Iluwli would i i.'r m
the city 1 1 ooo for the property if they
botiKht the d k. The council run
aldered Ihla a fair proposition. Tlm
proMal arm back to Mr. ilea- h
and hla attorney, that (hey ml,;hl
make a few minor cbauxea after
which Ihew will resubmit It to tl a
council, for it approval.
HOGS USED TO CHECK
HOCGINO OFF DISEASED FRUIT
REDUCES INFLECTION IN
FOLLOWING YEARS.
Hog turned into the prune orchard
lu tufflclent numbers to cod mi me the
rotting prune that rover the ground
will not only eat the prune crop re
fuse but will at the same time deatroy
one of the moat prolific aourvea of in
fection of prune brown rot
"A soon as prune are harvested
turn hog Into the orchards and let
them consume the rotted prune that
cover the ground," says H. P. Hams of
the O. A. C. experiment station. "If
enough hogs are used lo clean up the
orchard thoroughly there will result
considerable benefit In reducing the
sources of brown. rot Infection In the
orchard the second spring following.
"If prune that are Infected with
brown rot are allowed to remain on
the soli or In the upper layers they
will in about eighteen months pro
duce a crop of fruiting bodies that
push their way to the top of the
ground and discharge millions of
spores Into the air of the orchard,
thus starting the disease by lufectimf
the developing fruit.
'Destruction of the decayed prunes
by means of hogs Is the only practical
method that has ever been suggested
for the removal of this extremely im
portant source of Infection. Do not
look for .benefit the first year after
the practice Is begun, as the source
of next season's pruno rot infection.
Do not look for benefit the first year
after the practice Is begun, as the
source of next season's prune rot In
fection has been in the ground since
last prune harvest.
"This method Is not a "cure-all' but
it will help. Experiments conducted
by the station this season demonstrate
that spraying with bordeaux mixture
greatly reduces this disease und also
the cocconiyces leaf spot trouble
which has caused such serious defolia
tion in some prune sections this sea
son." ,
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Foley Kidney Pills, for pain in sides
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Cathartic Tablets, a wholesomo and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation, biliousness, headache
and sluggish bowels.. Jones Drug Co,
Adv,
NERVOUS ATTACKS.
"I suffered with wenrou at
tacks and headaches. Then my
liver -ot out of order and it
seemed aa though my whole
system wu upset I com
menced utlnr Dr. IflW Nerr
loe aid also took Dr. MJlea
lirer Fill and now I feel per
fectly well In yery way. lfy
bowela also arc In food (hap
BOW
aU& AUGUSTA KKEBL
1H rortland Ave.,
Rocfctsttf, K. T.