OWhtiU.N i I I K.N 1 hKI'KIM-. i-in . M IOitl.lt li. !I, OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE Publish Ivtry FrUiy. I. t. MOOlE. M lUr t4 Pwbliihr. tntr4 at Orwfoa City, Orefnn roctoBV at condcl inaiirr Subscription Rum: IH fur lill Moolbi 'i TrUl HubwrlptloR. To Mouths Huhcriber lll And in data of iplralt,iB tampd on their paper f.il laS( Ibclr nns. If la it paniirnt U not credited, kindly notify u. and ik sutler III rl our ttcniion. Advrtltln lUlei on apnllratleil ROAO HOUSES. f of r"d niurkitu; u l torn )' ot. r j til the rutin! i 'mniisaioni-i . .in. I Hie Hie inT.isf alonn l a lurnitca ,., y ,.,, (.. ,,, (. ...ngraiu 1 1. h. 1 1 1 11 1 1 a lnn i'iiiiii.iiM itrt the luted m .1. . : n t hi pim The . mutt u-ruge nwnlhniiBi' Tin ahinii. it l i.in ft .;ii i.iiiii.-.t In'jji r iliun tin true, robs H patrons of their money, j .' r.id n...iu.it In ihe ioiiiiH, mi l fuddles lln-lr mind and Uinta them,'"" " . .m "i ' ir....i.i .... .i..t ten I ti y are tin longer a'de lit , laud The nMillimiw dm more than ... .. . . I hll'inir PI .' II ! HI'..-.. .'.. ni.it. . of l-i-.iini:tn: l.il It. 'in tlu' trouble nl triiti-liiK It il'X ti. ! ii -l nun li l' ilr.itl tin' tiM.U of tin III. li. . ill I itn l one adii-rtiscm.-iit th.it .idi'tn llii in nor il'H'n it ii.nl mill It lo u up ad. '.put.' ti'i'l niLti'. win a tin tnl.il ot of tiki. I work i t.iVi n Into mn -ill. r.iiii'ii t'l.t. k.iuu i ouutt will find tli.it If tin- ns urh' ti ll 1 1 tll- ,l I ll.llll. l t Ik i dire a ill. ill) liili'tvali'd III mil In I If any l-" lii.liuliul l'H'l 4i.diu' a III'' -; l''l" llhler luml l '' 'he mid tin- ulti.n l'"" '""r i li.ii " ! I dill stale Hunln I',. I III.' kind "f . . I "I lllll iMllllt I' ll. lll ''I' M 'I I AN EXPENSIVE SCHOOL MACHINE ! (, of ,,,.. ., . i)i.it.i ! Il'' '"'' oiiiill' n'O'l und i'"ll-l"' Ii'i-d ll .' linn 1 1 of ol iii.i-I ,in) i.iie in th" iinii'ii and tho end l nut ! di . I ui' Iho I ' I ' i'iviI I.IIHil..i liili'l Tin' ..iiii- lii.u I l.ii' ' i.-.w hiug out i I'ti'lit out to a aroiii loi in.'ie I'i'MiT. nn'ie l.i and inuu' i bIhmiIv rll olf. Illi'li inMili'tiotiii and H in't 'io.inl ij limti .i'li'floi.alr.lll j ll III J HI'I' '.llilMII I 1,1. II. .ll I.I. I I lli.it nli .in i';'i'iiiii' l.(lo I'lint li,', ill n.f itn. iu. J!. r li i I..N.L i hi i hi Im t I (Hit lli.it It ailda iliiKr.tn ml iloliotmr in hhiiiuiiIiihhI mill n iiii.iiii.'tit or Kii'ii. It U (lit xi'iii of I In1 downfall of hundri'da of our KlrU. it U muruiind with a pint ulii'li i'i.-''i in nnd aliln tlic ili'ill And typii-al "I f'l roadliouin a thai limtitntion hlili mi'lifJ an lurlv. mnntinis ia!l lioni thi lii-rlll tl.'t 11 I'l' .1 '4llt Itl'otui. tit INCREASING TAX BURDENS Tin1 total iipprni'ri.it'.oiit niailo hi tin- Uoi'iiMii an '.itt ilutnii: lt I t-t four fi al ''.ir" iiiiiounti'd. in round In-low MilMaiik.il' nhnli iiiki' attrai tod ; tiiiintii'r t.i I ' i"'V I'Mil l'.M'.. I h ailrntion of tin' soMTtior of tho ( in, tnU Kor llu tin' I'i'iihh rail. Mli" mi nui'h that h" n'l.t Iho ttillliul purty In it- I'l.itfuiin of I'M. il-'-tlii-rc to cIokp II tip iliounn-J tl'i' prufluati' viimto n! The rYinrV iluh I- I.V.i'lv ltnato. ! nioncy runi: from tho M-opl.'. throu :h f.,r a roadhoiiMV rortiand. within a; tho tvh rpproprlatlon and hi I'atid of uliio di'putloi rarly, lat Sunday innniltia All a thorr' for lln rornip'.ion of annla - lh i ati hy 1 iiiimlc. the aui;i:i'tni danrini:. tho. Inpior und Iho sirl Vi luli-a.li ami ' aduTtUlnR apiMrontly h a not hanKitl tho rhatai tor ol tint I'l.n i pi int. d lor olio "i ill ; Willi latin- t'V''H (orion al i If III, Inr III .lililinu . ol liitiiin., Ilio tlAI lOlll'l 1.0 HI, 'I'll. I .I'l.'pl'd to t, '( ll". I of l!u' I'.opl. ; i rn l n' l.'ll ol I h . ,u am. Ion to mul now l.tn.t aro moun llllt I'll till' I'l.n Ullll' li.lili't l.llillll! tho t,ii' 1t! i'i-l.itiiin l ftii ri'iiniwli I'til.ii l) l i imptartl' al i'.Iui alot ' lion! onh ni'on liii;h. r a'atii an I Ui llltt imtior )o' I Tin- HiIM'oi.i lii'l. p. n.l' iil slio j tlto i otidli t mac and i .m-l. i liara. to." j of tlii li'4!latiou troin Iho roior.N ol i Iho iiiunti n'li'i-riiitoti'liiit. an lolatitu' to lutili m liool - j Tlioro will I'o no ii liirni in Inun I ii.i'rlii'ad ioi ol iiluialion until o j firla!' iiro Iti.ulo to oto tho tavi'ii' r I and Iho poiipto in-load uf loitrol'iiU lor .! It ollu r limil. l,n hI" ll a yn.'i 'I'.'l " mid lliouiilil ( iii . to il i ii-I' ' lur III" I.I.H" In ilil Hi.. I n Ulli . I lk" all Ih" llk, hli li iii.i ,. i i.i'Ii iiuan l.if.i. Ih.it Mould lui" I-' I'" ma. I" up ! i.u.ilioii, and lur ii it '.ti .! I i in. n Im i" ii i lour dun di koto lor a lioiiilint i 't il iiodita Ui h at tin' itom.i .1 I'm i mi I 'it il riiillta ulili ll.lllii'lil, w In il ' "T toil li.iwa ili.itiio Y'ltf im itl I lu-'li'io that llio poor nun an I th" I'M'tii i nliouhl tl" l"ndinn i - ulu ihor III RECENT STATE FAIR - school bupthvisoh veooim comi'ilis List of awahos bhought home .mi I hill II l'l'IH'1 f.r rnt.il iiiiln.. i.i.i, l hi ! . Ilio nihl .Imiildi r (unity , NHIV'i CAREFULLY LAID PUNS E u'i'iiliiiui'il from ho. lli.'Hi ht iioor r: in in ill" atlli wio in.; iiian.i:"r, tll'O of linn ( WiUnti ills lid ol a l"IIK hid prul'al.li :an VOU iif rooont ..- - il..r nill.i fir Hl'l'llll tr.lU I iitllill Ml n 111' II il l"- H" in limn" ii. .... ....... rar, offoraa fertile flold from hi.i to kopt taxi- hih and rod i.v.l tho pur draw bunlnoaa. hllc the rtuh ItM'lf In i ch:ihf!i i"i.r of tlio p.-opli' t..i! ' liKatcl over tho ronnty lini Tho Tho total iipproi'rtatiotiK .litriin; tho park Kivca pvnmo to fit thai clowr f"r fial .ar of tvtno. ra. l'.M I ilUKulw. tho avilnw so plainly niarki'.l; I'-'IT. In.liulvo. a 1 1 -,.V"0'VO0O. or forthekld.llo.-,thfdoiiki'y 'forthc'l.o:.i.0"iVOo.i enaior than th- t.mr rhllilnn to rldo." thf lmmlnK ruHl-' )''.ir nml.T hVpnhlioun rulo And tho, and all that masquorailo hlch a In- upproprt.it i.mis for tho fl.noal joar 1:t. londiil to fool tho: hoi duty It l aro still inroiapUto. Kor propurodno to onforc the la. And tho nuninio- lrttVOw.O'W a appropriato.l. in. lu.l mont of the rlub oidontly haa usuil fl I" th'' Po'liutmc 'hi.' iMTy mean In th.-ir H'ir to rarrf amount and ou n on tho fa.o of th. out the diss'iiso. ' in' ompl.-to rot irnn. tho appropriation Thon there la tho tniildini!. ttU Its' ma.lo l.y tho IVmoorats ox. d.-J. CONCEIVE OF SITUATION. .1 SUCH A Tho mii VI ttr" tnii!!i tax" on lit" Noi otiil'ir hallol proudos for loaiiini: ll'-t'O llh out lntorost lor flo ".tr to unno "ho uilli his fault!) ha failod to ao iiiunlato propi rty of a total xaluo ol J.'i.'.O. uiiordliu to the railfio fiust M.inuf;n tut.T. I( hard to tinaoii" a ntori" ahsiird proHisttton r.xory pan por in the I' S mould i-oino lo Oro con A sail" in in oatinot oom-olii' a oondttioii. A man I'tid his who haw failed to aiviiiiiubto ,in' iinfortunativ Would It It roiimloil up i."d into tho 11 i luti park to a ma tuoro ma a rotiilt .1 l.ii; dance hall; Its handy little t-ar-riH.m. Its many Itedrooms and private unites consintini; of a ilitilnc room un I a hedrviom. What more could, a road- ons want whose aim It was to Is-I'.-e the law? Kudonce points lo Wilhurs mtilt.' The presence of the liquor Itself, the statements of thoM' caudtt in his place the niorniiic of the raid and all lite masa of evidence i;a(h"r"d by the offi'ials lieforo the urrest indiate that for the fourth time in as many years he will lie cotnieled on a liipior charce. And In case he is found utility l'.v a jury of honest men. may he plvea the limit of the law CLEANING UP AND MARKING OUR HIGHWAYS. The trave'er in Klickitat county, Wash., will not tie lo.-l in the intricate ' jnaze of roads, for the county conimis : sinners have adopted a sstem of marking every cro.-jroad. Iliac k und . while dire tlon and mileat,-" signs, not, only fur local, hut for through travel will be placed ut all points of road d i - version. I'oints of scenic interest lyin off the main hihv.i'vs will he' he pruiiiinent'y noted on sicn po placed at detourltiK points, mid a warn iui; sin will he placed when; steep cratles or sharp curves are met. IHit that is not all. Promiscuous, sinn and liillpo?ti;i. advertisint; must' go. The coinmis.iloners readied the, conclu.-iion that trc-e.-', rucks and tele phone poles aloni; the road were not intended, either hy man or nature, for hill posting, and no one has yet auc cvssfully refuted their stand. Adver tising of this charm tor has benefited ; no one except the advertiser. Cer tainly, no traveler delighta to so3 praises of Split-its Pill or Smith's Tires i mixed up with the scenery. Klickitat; county has enough respect for the scenic district in which the county lays to protect its grandeur. Here in Oregon we have enough i road law to supply every state in the , union, and we are not without a luw hy those made hy the Kepuhlicin alHiut $".i.iiH1.ii0 In four tears. The ordinary receipt for the fiscal year ended June. 11 j. were $T::t OmV O'H). of mliiih II per cv-.it were paid by importers in the way of customs duties The ordinary receipts for th; flsoi'.l year ended Jtitu . I'.'l''.. with the penn ratic tariff law m opera tion total 77?.0"i""il of which "'. ' per cent were paid hy import. -r- hy way of customs d'ltio- Total receipts for 131.'"., oxoluditli: ciL.tutiis duties. jliitl.Hnii.ooo ur Jll.i per capita; for 1!M;'., $.','''. "00. On", or. a'lowing l"'1 OOO.i'"0 of population, a per capita of f'i .'"''. an increase of per cent in the taxation of every person In th" conn try. How Is that for keeping u prot.i is"" These are official figure- pe.ired. a'thollgll the . Iln't hid a giuid al i-rt one of the doieii I place. Iho cellar and 1 1 -.-itilu'd for llm n.i hut till hunt atail. N.i j m found until Khet ! i oil red a door al lh" crooked hall whlih I. led open In hU flliht Tho tnerrt llluken u . about '! o clmk and ! auliinioi'iles in Iho I't ll.ii h di-puly ut i . Kind and l.o.m Met i , hiiie. allhongh lltere hit'-'' III. in depllllea thn-e of Iho mat bltn ulilch start". I front Milwatiklo with tin- party did liol airlie In Oregon fill A mh'ii as the parn .ntite.1 al Ore run fit y Kroiit, JYeti. a and Jottter retiirti'-d to Mllwaukt-- Uilhur, think ir.g that the officers had icouo for giMVl, hud ri-lurned. h it as the uulo niohl'i' with lh ilepui-ii iipproa, lied ho cliiuhed oter Iho fitiio In Iho back yard and atartod to run (or Portland Wilbur It Captured. The deputies itart'-d in pursuit 'Halt." yelled KVonch at the top of his voice, lint Wilbur only Increased Ills SHH'l. Kronen pulled his rotoher and slim Into the air. Wilbur stopped sudden ly. "Whal'i the uiutt'T with ton" of riii It family a homo i-lp them. hottetor to loan them H'iO'. Nothing Is easier to get rid of than cash and the next thing tho borrower would know, his unmet would I"' gone and he wou'd he wors" in the hole H'-,n ! Yench asked ever A man -.tlto has failnl to accumu late a home would .-.(and small chain e of paying hack Jl'io. Why not change the law and simply give the property less person l"i"0 out riuht. There would be a.i much sriie to it. The proposed land and loan law pi n alizes thrift and puts a premium upon .hiftle --sties.- and oxtr.iv.i -.itu e at tax I'.iV'-rs' expense. n piled th" I .ii( t.iki-;i n heforo IM 4. i ' I'm after my ball.' ! panting resort keeper ' K.wh inetuber of Ih, to Dregon t'lty was t.i . trtct Attorney Hedgen IL-piity IHslrlct : Attorney Hurke und Sh-Titf Wilson ai ' the courthouse and examined and th"ti i rob .is.'d Several admitted thai t.iet ; "ei itred liijuor at the Pri.irs club ho ' fore, and many said they had socired drinks of ginger ale Putties labeled ginger ale were found o contain a lib I nil shot of whiskey. I l.ii k.iin.i. iiiiiiiiy . li 1 1.1 1 in i jinn IiiiMio mill i , ik t.li ,i i . n the ptl'.a ui fit", It I III" li.H ,. I.nr w ll la ll "ii. lid laxl ttn k al Salem. u .r.lliiit lo a lll i on 1 1 l I d Miiinl.i) ,) Itii iilmi V eilder. iiiiiiI v i IiiniI unpin urn I lubll.-u limn IliU ioiiiiI) huh et "ll llisl pil.'i'n, lit" mi un. In mt thii.U, Ihrio fimtlh. und Helen llllb. a lol.il ol :x pii'" Tho l.'l.il ol Iho In. ll tldiiiil tl.- liinil' ) wan I I''. while tho - und ptli" award' d Iho Jute , nil" 'lupl.it lor Iho ie "ilul'ii wan Ji.il I 'ai k iiuiii i iiiunti. fur the n' olid Utile III Ulli" triiri, I .11 1 lid nil III" mei-l'.l.iki nr Ih" ie ii ln l.il lil'l. and uppo.tr, un o. lioni ' Jai gi i. a W llmint ill" hot, won a fu e ui wi i'ki' i nut." in Un llroiion Akin ultui.il cell, no througli Iho lirl ptie uMaiil'-d Ii un lur In .u lli iillui" i lull ethllilt ('la kaui.is iiiniilt tiny und girl pri-n , it Inner are i luli pin)". l lludi.li'h M il'i'ii C. I '.una .! u. "i-'i'inl In "is il gtuui m-U-.-l iiii . A Hi.- Kiiitboig'-r. Mi'ki liitrg. filth In I. it hi und lioni" hamll i raft, utilo Mulli'iiliuif I i.tiiiiin im tlitrd In baking I. mil" Wouriiin. I'l. ih tin. til. futli In baking. 1 1 .-lit .l.n-gi-r. Hood lliti r first In ni-rli iillnre lb Open rmilosl I" il g e u e Vclder, ilUdstiine. filth Kiltaid I'regnl". H.iiIiim. fiiiiith. and ll.-oige ll.iluet, lone Kldi-r. oml, In ila II, llol I corn. K.n lleln. Canbi. fillh In cljs, field corn, Arib n lliirms, Ma ks burg fourth, and ban llaitn-s. r.iubt-, firth In class II potatoes, li'i.lt ll.irni. Hacksburg, fifth In i hiss A potatoes. Il'iaard lleln. Cnnlit. aocoiid In class II bIrdlioiKe. Kugell" Vedder, lilad stone, flr-t In class II, heal exhibit of tl.it 1 1 1- wihhIs of Oreg.ui. Selln.l OUon, t ' li Inn Hill, first III class II darning. Kern Yexley. Mount l'l"iis,nit. first In c'iiss l inline, I fruit and t ivelab" ; liorib'tl lielli'k. Willamette, first In class II pumpkin pie, third In onions ami third In l.ible ln-i'ls, first In Hulk bnrd S'piusli. fifth In luimpkln pi". Ilirohl Hr.inimerer. Iirylnud. sei-ond In clusH II llubbiird sijuaili. Hi) tni'inl I .-iri. r.iuby third and t'orwlti lleln, t'litibt, sis mid In i lass II pumpkin pie; l.lntd Tli-deinan, Slufford, fourth In class A stoi k sipiash; Purest ll.ibt t'anht. first In class It onion .5. SCORES WITH HE HOWAHO C OIIMISTON UUALl fits AS MAHKbMAN -WINS MANHMANSHIP UAUGl P) billing 111" l.iillaete Willi on ellllig i l. ill fiimi Ilio i.l.iliiliii, kin'. I lliit. or slUllii: pi.sltl.'ii IIiijiI I Ormlnloil of lliln illt lias .ii.ill(n il 4 in il k ln .ill ill Iho I nll'-d 't i1' " M l llll" imps, .1. I Hiding o I. lie U'lll.14 It li Uui.IiIiii.Iou, I I' llottuld, w Im la a mm of li Man M 111 Ids. ill lllir-iili I'll), I'lilli.le.l III III" I nil. . I Kliil.-s M.irlii" torps ul It , I'oit'.iiid r'-i lulling ..l.iil. -n mi Mat .". I I'M', and ! in.. I bla pu'iiiiii III'IIHI lll'll III g'llllll'lt l III" I I M.iiiiiis. Mm- I. land. I al . Iiiluiiik at.illi'll wlu'l" III" si, bin li ul III" .! .11" illU'ed lur 'bill UitiiU" and utb'it When but lilih- in. ui' lli. ill ii initii i. null tlio iinsbtii high ! "rod rll" bis spli'iiitld stiiitttiig al ' ab.w ' an I Lipid' flio kuIiii d for lino llila int i !"! illsltin Hull Her. alter be Hill w. ur Hi" builg" "i mar kstn.iii .hip mid -it uu In l I .use III (,,ii uw u ri suit ut Ilia alii I "- V l --vl i r ma POVJDER Absolutely Puro Made from Cream of Tartar KO ALUM-NO PHOSPHATE LIME MUTING OCTODEM 7. I In n- Is In he an Imp, tt, ml ni.-i'llng In-bl al rulliillla. Orrgiui. on M il u d.it. (I, ti.lii-r 7, ul in ui link III w lit. h etert furiner In Uu- llluinctt" t.i let la tlt.lll) inter. ti-d It a th" lint" iiuit.-ntliili. i ul I el by Stale l.tangi- Master Sp.-iue and n-pieaeti latltea uf Iho gr.ilii-e. Partner' I'liluii. Pipilll Mwlelles and I'l p.llela, l,i iho piitpnse of orKiiiiiInK th" faritu ra I'l Iho Willamette l.lllet luuktllg In ward Ih" best in,, una of priH-edur" In pris lire llun- at a prb i- tilthln th ti-ai h uf farmers. That llu n- Is a xr. ut need fur lime un luost anils In Hie Willamette tu'ley Is betulid din pule Tho only dllflciillv has been the prbe naked by deiilei There la an ahiinilain o ol lime irltmlarv to ihe t alley lliut can bo oblulned If legls Int It o aitliui la taken This iiieeilug proiiila.'a to be ono uf Ih" moat m portant held Inr inutiy years In the alley REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. SHERIFF HUNTS FOR i , WAR AND THE FARMER. Does the f;'.riucr profit by the Kuro pean war Pas it affeded his prices, or is it only the manufacturers who hate great'- prospered thereby ? Of i-'.'tr.-e. everyone knows that when timt s are soul ami the f.u : ries are mining full time at.d paying g"-l wages, there is a g'Xid demand fur the t3 'products of th" farm, but f.-w r.-.'li.e the amount of food stuffs which It lakes to feed the great Kiniropean armies and those ind-L.tnal armies whose entire time is devoted in Ku rope to manufacturing munitions of war. The figures throw some liuht o:i the question. During the first two years of the war the Pnited States sold to the belligerents gunpowder, cartridges, explosives and firearms to the value of I'J.OOo.Ooo. Hut Sold to them food .stuffs to the value of $1, !'I!S, 000,000, or nearly four times as much, measured in value, an of actual munitions of war. Can any inte'li gent man fail to appreciate what this has meant to the farmers of this coun- j try? Why, the value of the exports of food stuffs was sufficient to pay a net ' profit of $:i00 a yee.r on i'i.i'M Ooo farms. When the war ends the SO,-, 000000,0o0 men now fighting and mak- FORUM OF THE PEOPLE : Prom an lndu.-tri.il standpoint it , Married Women Caught, would kill the state, as industry could Vetera! women refused lo tell their not assume such a burden and sur J names until IH.trl' l Attorney Hodges VjN0 ! promi-ed them lo keep their mimes . j out of print. They said they had gnlie tu the friars' club with m.'ii other an tl.elr husband. Th" list of those und In the resort Includes several "" " "" " i romitn-nt persons In the business life Bondi for Rural Credits. j nt the coast. j Di-tii't Altnrt.ey Hedges has load- WI1.SONVU.I.K. Ore.. O.'t :T. I K.- pwl'li' the fol',r.t -,ng mimes of those iter of the P.ntor:risei-lii consider-' whom In-had ex.it. lined: ing the rural credits amendment l! " u' d'-nkm-. Artie cluh, Seattle, will enter il ill tun articles In this , Paddc ' mist m.ir.iger of Henry Hit one I w i'l confine iiit.-.-lf to the build- " x Sons; l --f lOlde. '.::! Marsliall mu or creating si-!-. -Innving its fuun- j tre.-t. Portland, automobile driver; 'latino as ll is and as it should be. I Prod K- Ilat iii.'t d. Portland; N. M. Next week I will take up it, fielit of Th" lollowing real i-stat tninafem were filed lu 111" uffli i- of I'ounly lie order Heitinati Siilurilat Churl. X l.i'itls to P. li Un. It ,i nun i.ll of blocks ll. I.'i. I'o. Iluliueu Ad 111 Ion lo Oregon I'lly, being In sec tion il'.'. township siiillh, range 11 e.isl. W. V lllld llellll.l lloltoil In I'l ,11 I I. Morrison, lots I und . In s.-i lion luwiiship 2 south, range '.' east; $10 (Ins Solium rriel, I In Charlie and Henrietta pretii.-l, laud In set tluii :!:'. Inttlishlp south, range I cunt.-fl P. II Pri uiid to S i. Smalli-y. uu- divided Olio half Interest uf bit I'.l III Fairfield. $lu t, li n A and Dora Xoblltt lo Mogena Yniiugr.-n. .".s .',i iicr.'s of aoetloii :'. I, tiiMiishlp I houtli. range I east; fl.'aiil. The fiillottllig r.-al eslate Iralisfeis . it. re filed In the office of Count) He J ! oordor Iiediniin Friday afiernonn j There Is a ceitain l.etianon woman' cin ro ilrlmin and Hindis Criinui In' whose ill-taste fur publicity is strong -.Sophia Crlioin. tin I of laud In -Inlin or than her lote for lur husband. At' I . Kllnger und ttlfe ) I.. P, lowiiuhlp least Inr ul feci Ions lippcar lo be no smith, r.uii-e I and '.' east, $1. dassitied, judging Inuu In r cotidui t I M;,ry I. Wllmnl and 11 It Wllmnt lu the sln riU's offb e. Sheriff Wilson to Lena Sluckle, tract of land In twei-n and liistrb l Ailorin-y lleilges lire on- U,., Hons :. and s, tuwie hlp 2 smith, able to make In-ads or tails of the range I east; l. , U inbiiiii Ori li.tr -I lll "slat" I ' an .l-'i i I o II r b r In H III II" p Fi'lghiM r x. '; I". WIFE PLEADS FOR AID; FLEES WHEN SUGGESTION IS MADE CASE PUT IN PAPERS. compelling road supervisors to put up , 'nl5 ammunition in Kurope will return rouil slTiis-that Is. the law Is sun-! t" their normal pursuits. Now they posed to compel the road supervisors to put up road signs. The only way to get a reul workable, practical plan are only consumers of food stuffs. Then a large percentage of them will he- is ; uill operation. In building anything the first thin. and perhaps the most important on. to consider is tin- foundation un which it is to st. md. With rural cr.-d.t.. It hi proposed to lower th" interest r;it by loaning money carrying a lower rate of .interest than is customary ut the present time. Now in ord. r lo loan ant thing it is usually lu-ce -stiry, providing you do not have It "ti iit.nd. to secure it from some source fir-t, and do the loaning second. Willi rural credits it Is necessary to have a capital established by some mentis. The point to consider now, and it Is of vital importance, Is what kind of money, or perhaps better, from .that source shoii'd the state Heciite iho money it intends to loan. There are three ways open foi tint state to see ore money to operate rural credits with; first, by taking money it already has on hand, us the Irreduci ble school fund; second, by t.ix.it'on. and third, by bonding. Of course two or even all of these ways rnigiit Strite. 7J .Inlin -on street. Portland; A. .1. Willis, a itomohllo driver with offices in Punu.is theatre hulliliu, Portland; D S Ncivmnn, Insiir.uic salesman. !"'! Citbett street. Port 'and; I! Murpln-y. lumber salesman, Centralia. Wash ; Mahle flreyson. Washington Hotel. Portland; H II. .Johnson, il": at'tii'-nt manager ami buyer for I.ang & Company, of Port land; liertrud" Morehouse, California anil Macud.uu road; K. C. I label, sec retary Ptiliiiugc Manly Auto Co, 710 east Sixty filth ...tieet; Jane Roberts, Iflul Forty escotid street, Portland; .1. II. Itohr, Palme Hotel. Portlnntl. Mrs C. C. Carlson, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anderson, LnFayette, Itnl.; II. 'loldsmith. traveling man, Cell- case "My husband Is lost," cried one of lo women who ran Into th" sheriffs olflce Sheriff Wilson asked for particulars, ll.- started from Portland hist Fri day for Lebanon with several horses." she explained, uii'l I hate not hoard from him situ ' He tnuiit have gone through C'ai kain.is county on his way south." Deputy District Attorney Torn llurke happened to ho In the sheriff's office at al time. "The easiest way for you to find your husband is to lot us t'-ll the newspapers about them he suggested, using knowledge Blith ered In newspaper offices to an at canliiL'e. "Someone will rend that u man answering your huslmud's h tra'la. Wash ; William A. I.etnont, ; H,.r,,t passed Ihelr place and com broker, Coalman buildliiK, Seattle. The authorities huvo evidence which shows that Wl'liur brought up his own lifunrs from California In his own automobile, making the trip ut regular intervals He wuh gone three days at a time, according to the au thorities, and brought hack large used in certain cases but the firM. -ind I 'uantieicn of the sniff wlilcli drew ine come producers as well. The farmer ' second are by far the best, ;md the miunigiii crowns mere is no neon 'third under which this aim-iidim-nt "f trusting soinennn else to bring In a a w.(), ,.)(, nhonid not he tried. rBBjBnHHBBaWt ' In rural ( red its one should aim to niunicate with us. The newspapers tan do more for you In one day than we run In a week." "This must not appear In the pa per," Haiti Hie woman, and Iho two hurried from the courthouse. They ilitl not give their mimes. In the meantime the sheriff la hunting for a middle aged mini with several head or horses. MONEY TALKS BUT IT DOESN'T TALK IN ITS SLEEP WAKE UP YOUR MONEY We want to give it a steady job earning compound interest for you. Yes "Money Talks" and when you have it in our bank it keeps saying to you, "Don't worry I'm safe here and earning more money night and day for you. And don't forget that the more money you have in the bank, the louder it will talk. GERMAN IS SPOKEN HERE. 4 PER CENT INTEREST Paid on Time Certificatei The Bank of Oregon City OLDEST BANK IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY help the poor man. The best vay to actually help any person Is to help him to help himse'f. Vt'hibi raisin:; the capital by taxation would be plac ing a burden on the poor man at. first, it would he very small and th: profit that would then he made by I uili'ig this capital would in the end o:fsetj this many times by being reinvested or by being applied lo reduce taxation, j In borrowing money Irom a rurM i red-, its system where the capital is raised by taxation, the poor man wonl ; be i borrowing money from hiinse'l. j In a bonding rural credits, whi'e th,. state would help the poor man it would help the rich man a good ib-al more. A bonding rural credits places the poor man in debt to the rich n .n with the state noting as agent and c.,1 lector. If there is a profit, and it. 1-, guaranteed, it goes to the rich; if there is a loss from operating, a-id there may he. It falls on the slate. II practically puts the man with money and the state in a partnership. If a government "of the people, by the people, for the people" goes into a partnership, should it he with the poor or the rich? Fundamentally, the state or all the people have a bei.tr r right to collect toll from the indu-lrv of an Individual than any man or group of men. Exempting these bonds from taxa tion does not make the poor roan let ter off. It may possibly give hint money a little cheaper hut what he saves in interest lie will have to pay the llipior when the proprietor of the resort can go to another state to gel it. A personally conducted trip for booze lessens the chance of capture. Ibit, even the automobile which Wil bur used on th'-se alleged trips was registered as belonging to someone else. PILES CIST OF PAVING (Continued from I'age One.) I Kight applicants were Klven final ' ilizeusbii papers and three cases 'tore continued at the naturalization hearing conducted by Naturalization Kxaminer Henry 11. Hazard before Circuit Judge Campbell Monday. Thohe granted citizenship were Charles A. Menke, Peter I. Forbes, Frank Krause, Joe HenavsWHkl, Au gust Dippel, Adolf Kasper, Andrew M'-Cullocli and Charles Prlebe. The ciw-s of JosiT Cubllc, Klchard Hughes and Charles Hchandt were continued. Nels Oathcs, whose hearing was set for Monday, did not appear. The court allowed IlenavHwski to change the spelling of his name to Henaskl. County Cb-rk Iva Harrington Toes d:i) It-sued a marriage license to Car ola Marie Tozler and Robert R. Ixrwe, of Oregon City. Mllwaukle 8 e 1 I tv ood road 1 "-' Crays Crossing or HL'nd street !i7 I2,al Court House block 4110 Total '''''"! X'hin The entire cimt of labor for mixing anil laying (he pavement was JUL-770-00. This Incl titles cost of super intendence, Inspection, and office. Cost of labor ror mixing and laying pavement $n,770."ill Cost of all 'materials pur chased I1,R5X."( Interest on plant and depre ciation "-9-'' Total cost $2n,2.m.OO Credit by material loft on hand Cash E. I. Pope, driveway.. Cl.fifi Credit by material furnished P. R & P. Co Vll'M Total $1,410.01 Total cost L'0,2:!0.00 1.410.91 i Net cost of pavement. . .$21,828.08 Henrietta S M.ii-uiie it al In Lena Sluckle, trio I belltei-n sections il and i, township 2 south, rang" I rust; $1 Fred lt.it 1 1 ) 1 1 1 1 et al In Lena Stui kle. tract of laud between sci-ilutis ,"i and S, liittm-hlp 2 mi i'l t h . range I east; (I I .i-lin Sluckle lo Clinrles lluilei-n. 2'l acres of land, sections a and S, town- ship 2 south, range 1 east; $10 Augusla Warner. Sophia .Moody und YV. It. I.ogus und Sadie l.ogus to Frank and Mart- Heck, westerly half of lot ti of block .i, Dregon Cltv: $:!imhI. Augusta Warner, Sophia Moody William R. l.ogus anil Sadie I.ogus, lo S. F. Scripture, oanloriy half of lot S of block II, Oregon City; $2"i. Following real estate transfers wen filed In the office of f 'mint y Recorder Deilninn Tuesday: Henry C. Prudhoinme Company to Mary C. Daniel, northwest quiii-ler of the northwest quarter of section 7, township 2 south, range fl eant; con tulnlng HI acres; $1. Albert F. Watson nnd Anna M. Wat son to It. H. anil A hull I.. Coop, 12. SS acres of Innd In Morrow- filen Trai l $111111. Thomas II. nnd I.ucetla Smith to Flmer I.lltlc, lots 12, 4it, 41, I.'i. HI, 17 Pleasant Utile Homes No. I; $:it;u. Perry O. nnd Mildred K. Stacy to j. V.. Slegelmnn, nil of the northwest rpiarterof section 2S, township (i south, range a cant ; $10. George II. Oregory and Flora A Gregory lo II. Iloitgner, nil of lot 12 block il, Gregory's First Addition to Molalla: $200. Joseph K. and Annie Wltzlg to II. TlmmoiiH, lot 7 and II of block ID, Gladstone; $10. Roy P, Clark lo Peter Dorwey, land In Clackamas county; $!tfili. Annlo S. Clifford to F. 10. Albright, lot 10 of f llll 'ford Addition to Mo liilla: $10. Ornmel R. nnd lleasle K. Mack tr, Harry and Esther Sherwood, all of lot 12, block 1. II. A. I.ee's Addition to Can by; $1000. The following real estate transfers were filed In the office of County Re corder Dedinan Monday; N. K. I.ctiz lo Hannah Nordlof, land In Clackamas county; $10. Thomas S. and Mary M. Mullau lo Simon l Mullau, lot 11, block 2, Hol lywood Park; $10. I.orena O. Kidder nnd I.. I. Kidder to James If. Sterling, 80 acres of sec tion 22, towmihlp 2 south, range 5 east; $.'1000. V,. I, linker to Anna linker, Innd In Willamette nnd Tualllan Tracts; $10. Wallls anil Louisa A. Nash to Law yers' Tllln . Trust company, lots i lo ?.:,, also lots .'17, .18, ."!!, 4:1. 41. In the tract of Klrod Acres; all of lots 3, 4. 5, fi, 7, 14, 15, 10, .-,0, 21, :i2, :!.'!, ll.". Webster Acres; $1. Salem Land company to Edward S. . k. r h n i t : I "ini'.iut lri. I'ulii,,, in.: I. .i lib il in H i ! li. e ef I mint i I ti dm. in S.'i't. inl'i i Mmtli.l nnd II. llll" lli'lilie I I ' r ' 1 ; .. I . n 1 1 f ni'4 I "ill I,. I -,'Ulll, I. ill, i 1 r.inl, .' .llll ; Mai l . ii Im. r mid F II lo ti S Inillli. I.'I . ',. ii. 7. IiIim It it. I tr I Hnbdlt Inl.'ii of pnrtliui of Oak 111, ite. tll Cl.it.i mid Willi. on llaiineii o Mar tha and llnllle (Inline, acres of ''I Unit '. luwil'lllp I ill 'II th. r 11 in-.- .' -ant. It lle.ii.-e M mid N i"" h lluiini ll and J.ibn F Humidl to Clonic I' Hum" II, land III Oak Ctovo Park, fl I. .Im F ami I'biirli i I' liuriiii'll In liinil.- M lliinnell. biti. I In In- In Ite. belriK lu IiIih k III. I.il .1 In It, lin bn lte of I, lot k I'.. I l.ii. lit. in Park, l George M and N Joncphllin Hull tn-ll. Cb.lllei F lliilllirll lo John I' Hi'tiiirll. tutu I 1. 1 hi lii'ilte, being III IiIih k . also b.ls II. 15. HI. 17. It. It. I-I.x k 2. Ii..k Grote Park: lo trai l of land In Km-bl Ai re. 1 1 I J Cur. Inn, ailrululnlrulor of r late of I-!. Ulli G Ni-lnui lo A II. Allen, all of lb" noiilhcrly I "1 I. .-( of bb k .",.1. Luke Vl.-t Villas, it lattreliie llnthk"! und Winnie llalbke) lo C M lltskelt, InU II and II, him k .'..'. South Dnwegn. 'l'llll Jiilin und Hiirbuiu Atfnlter In Hugh Fit -i.-rabl. II ai Tin of m"t.iii i, (own ship it iiinilh. r.in.-e .'. i .i.l. 1 1 Fiillottllig n.il eil.it" 1 1 ,i 1 1 " f - r n wen- filed In the utl'i " of Cuiiiitt lli'i "ril.-r I - 1 1 1 ut ii Si I'ti-inl" r Tin- SI liihn-l German Collitlegil lluiial i bun li nf Sett Era In Ertn -it Ii'Iiiimiii, ll'v r.ids id ". I tun '.i'l, tint II nhlp il niinlli. ran.:'- I .-.i-.! I IT'. Tliiinthy l I'rudi-r and M.irf.inl E Cruder to Clear Creek Creutuery l.linl In Clin kaltuiH i ouiil.i , $SU iiii.i and I.. Shank to ltu-.li' Stnllli, ' in ren of Hecllnii ii. tottuihlp 3 miutll, range il e.ii . $.:m Following reul enlale transfer w.-te filed In the iitrne of Count) Itetonli-r I leiliiuiu Seplelllber 21 S 1 1, and Jennie M Smullev to John W. Ciiihiili. all of bits Is and I'.l, Fair field. $1. .1 W nnd Mary E lit, urn to M Eta Hints, i' lu res of Hellion I, township I smith, range I c.il . M All) u ll-ithlitin lo l,.-li.t Sim kle. laud lu seitnuis .'. and V tiitindilp 2 soulh. range I east , 1 1 JaineM E Waitc.iuier and Susie P Waggoner In G. W Wiigi-.oiier, laud In MathliK Svi-lrli I) I. ('. tint nshli "i sniilh. rang" 2 ea. I. II.'.". Follow lug real estate transfers wet" filed lu (he nidi e of Count) liecotder I -i I 111 il II I )i tuber '.' William and Sarah .luiilu-. to Will ter II I.eUny. e.i-t luilf nt llol lheii-.l iiuirler, and eu-.t hall of southi'iint quarter of section Id. township 7 smith, range 2 easi ; i',iio .1 mi ill 1 1 1 - r ll i a tl to William .Inseph and Gladys Virginia Herman. In acre" of section L'.'i, towmihlp .'! smith, range 2 east; lo. E. M. nnd Anna Howell lo August Wl'soti, hind lu Oregon City; $2tin. C. II. and Cora I.. Hnyck to II. F. anil Inn Kellogg, all of lot 7 of block 111. Oregon Oily; $ I Mill. Leona I link hit. guardian of estate of Clarence Richard lliickner, lo Grace K. l.oder, laud In Chiekaiinis conntv; $i!00. John W. nnd Grace E. Loiter to Lo nmi lliickner, ilo acres of land In sec lion 2, township I south, range 2 east; $1. The following real estate Iransfern were filed lu the officii of County Re corder lieilmun October il: Edna M. and Edwin ti. Nelson to A. II. Allen, nil of the southerly Ia0 feet of block H.'l, Lnke View Villus; $1. A. F. and Hazel Gordon to Fred W. German, land In set Hon '.), towmihlp I south, lunge 11 east ; $10. Clayton While ami J. I). Hugger lo E. M. Howell, lots lit and II, block 9, Gladstone; $1. H. F. and Anna fllesy to E. M. How ell, n'l or lots lit, II, block !, Glad stone: $1. J. W. S. Owens lo Alblu Cnrr llrown and Lucy Elizabeth llrown, all of lots B, li, 7, block a, Pleasunt Plnee; $10. Josephine mil William Rose to Wll Ham I), anil Clara Martin, south hutr of lot rK, Jennings Lodge; $2115. II. W. nnd E. .1. Illgger to John lilt trier, lot 2 of block 7il, Oregon City ; $200. Pearl I), and George Wlsslngor lo Philip Stroll), I .fin acres of land In Clai kiimas county; $1. Philip and Knrolinn Slreib to Ceo. and Pcnrl I). Wlsslnger, l.fia acres of bind In Cliickaiiius county; $1. Tlii-rn Is morn Catarrh In this suction of th rnuutry tlinn nil other ijlseaau put together, und until tho Inst ti-w years was i.uppris.-d to tut Incurnhlit. For a gn-ai many years doe tors pronounced It a loenl rllsrnse nnd iir.'.trrllied lnc.nl remedies, nnd by constantly frilling to euro tvltli Pirtil treatni'-nt, Jironouticcd It Inciiralile, H"l-rti'-o bin proven C'ntnrrli In bo a cnnstl. lutlonnl dlsear-, n-el thrr'f"rt reiiiln-s -'in.Htllutliin.''l lienirnent. Il.tll's Ctitarrh Curo, mniitif r ' -r I liv F. .1. ( henry A Co., T'.li .ln, . 1 1 I'l" r li- r.inntllu llonnl nirn on i i r-, irln-t. It Ii Inlu n In- li-rnally In il n" s fi' in In di pi to n t a- jpoonfill. It S' tfl dlr'-ellv I -l lint lilond I mtieous siirr-ices er tlie pvstrm. They iffiT ono biindreit ih lt-irs for nn? cnn It f-ills tn euro, h'-nd f"T I'lr'-ulni s nnd los-tlnionluls. A't'lrrs: F. J. nr'.TT A CO., Toledo, O, Pnld b TTnrrlstii, 7. Take Uall's raij Pills for eonnllpuloo.