LOCAL UIHEPS
Liini I (II, i.l NaihI), In II. la
n on luihiiii liM 'l)
I' A l.iii..ii. of Hund.. hiiiihiK
III'..' M till Mill III I ti lit lllf liM lll'H
iliy
I. .1,11 III II, ill ...,i' 1 1 I i i k. jt
.nil.. I. K H... Ilulllnn lln nun I II y Hill
MI'I :
I II Htuu, liii r. nl Minomiii,
mimiiK llinitu tliiiny In linri.ii ( It)
I ll'lH.j)r
II I' lill.Mlll. Ill ll.lllllll, f..f IIH'f I? III1 II
ren-nlly Dl'iiiml In. iii ltr View llh
Mr I nilif. itii'l I l.i )' r In upend llir
lllli-r l tin It Imllltt u lilmlnliilili
Al inui liii-liU urn lining Inn. I" for a
I. IK inllr 1 1 r t Hi" Hnn-r l'r' k Hun
.ln IhmiI Hniid.iy, Ihlol.ir H, In II
din lii'utir ( ink hand will ilur a
till III I IT III Kl-ll I lllllln, mul II U inulia
liln Hi . I Hu A'ldiiili'e liiuilii'ia, nf Mil.
illy will tin. hi a ii ii in nl tmal m!
l I IllllM
Mr kihI Mm II II labor, l.u hnv
I. i i II ii'inlliiK Din miiunr al I miuon
Id in h, h In n lliey lmn l.i i II III
ili.iii'i. nf Hut Hilt I'u It Inn, lim rn
Inn. i.l In Hull liiiiiin al lili'ii V.i liu,
ur Ji'IiiiIiikii 1. 1. .Iii' Mr mi'l Mm.
I III, I'll I'll)!, ! ll HlU lllf on lllllll
III 'I llUtl..l
i A Hi .mi), nl VliUnukli'. m
llllll.lllf lino.!. 1 1, III". ii Hn I. u I ii In
lll I ll) 'I Ii. im In)
Lll.il.i tit WmmiHT. ail k
i,i..m i..ii In r, III llila t'Kv in
I. ii lii.' H.iliinliir
Mr mil Mm liiillirii-, l.n.loi. nf
tin. i 'uk iIhivi' in h'Hil, wi r In Hi l i H)
mi l.u I in' HiiI'II'Ih)
I'lvd K.iimi.iiIi nl iiinr t'ti'i'k, r
I ..ll.pllllll d I.) Ill" Mill' Wl'tn (li I'. ill
I ilv fluHnm H.ilul.ln)
Mr mi'l Mm Ijhik M l'.nl. nl
liil lli. Wife Ulllulll! Ii.i tlnlllliK III
III.. ...II I'll, Hut 'II ill I
W. A I'iim lur. nl Hiiii.lv, i m ' nf Hi
I! 1.iiiiii i'l.l.'hl nl lli.il ll.ui
nl IIik i iiiiiii . Mil a In IliU i II) mi Muii
.l.i
Mra llii.ri'i' Kl.il I), ul ' nilkia. .l.
In tliH ill) H.ilur.l.i), Hint lilli' IhH'
. I Hi. I In r mil. Ilunt I I lull, it it . I
.......
Mr mi. I Mia IIlIIh-iI Tr -ill I iiK'-r ainl
il.inrlit" r. IMitm In- nl l ull. ii MHU
Mill. Ill lllla III) 'I ura. Ill) tlillllllt
il'll In. lid"
Mr mi l Mra I n. I I liid.iu. nl Mu
Mil. i, were In Mil.. Hit I'll. lut Mr
I. In, l.i. I la it Mill km. ll ilulr) lll.lll nf
I I. ii luiinm i tiuiil t
Mr. mil Mm H.li.il-, nl Hi.illut.l,
Mu' Inriiirr ii i'll Iiiium n fiiriiu'i. win
in tlila ill) M.. Ii. l.i). nut h In K Him trip
in llii-lr uiiliiniiiliili.
I A Cider, "f I'laiki'a, "in.' nf Hi.'
hi'II km. mu irlii'iiW nf Hint il .
ll allium; lllliai truliani 1 1 11 a; lillallli' la
III Ihla rlt Mninlii)
I'iIit M llulnl, i'll known farmer
ul MnrliiK. waa niiiiiiik lima.' ttliu Ir.uia
wild t'tJilnraa al the rniinly (rat
Ttiutailar afternoon
lllilt'l It" I'. It lU'lltle. Ill lll'Ut.T
fri'i-l, wa In thin illy mi l.uilnraa Hal
1.
100 HUNDHCD rmtNOV AND HllA
TIVI ATTCNO IMPRtftSIVC
CHUDCH CtHEMONV.
I.il.nt liu t anil) Ilulr liuli'l ami will
(ul ul Hi" mIiiIit nl HaiiU llmlmia,
I'alllnlllU
Mm II I. H.i.Ii'it, nl I'.ai. i I fe I.,
m.m III llila i liv H.ilui.l.i). Mr ll.nl i r
la al Hii Hlal (air yiuiiiidii, lunnii
luki II 1 1 Vi n. nl hl II I ('. a liu I I
aliiio iiiiiim a i Ii.ia liiu II K.lf iiil
III" gland i iMIiiploli mi Id 'I II'' I
t'niiiiiil, a J)i'iniili II . ('. l.i i.i r In
Hi" lu'i.l llml Mr H.iilKi r ehll.ll"l
J Mi H' i IkIiI pli'i u (I'M Mri k nl. I
j I'r I A Wlilli'. fiiiiiiiul) nl liu
i.iui I'll), liiil in . nf I'm I liiii.l, ui In
llila i ll I'tl'ln), ulii'ii' In. tlalli il II Ii
lili'iula I. ii. I lrunai l.ul l.u.lni'aH ir.
Willi" xiii liitmi'ily rilllur am) "Hi
lulii-r nf Hi" fif'i:uii i lly Knli'riiia",
in. I a ,i.ii liili.uiT nf llila i lly muii)
)i illa "I'll II" In a l l'ill.. r In l.i.t nl
Clll'l.llll I T, A'IU Mull, III 'lltkll.i !
'liiu id hum t.il a nf lll.iiiu II" null
i.l nl S I .llliui l.i) I'tilllllK mill llll'lll
li i u Ml I hi .ii i lull, In In- knuMii ua
tin. W lll.iiiu II" W ll-iuii i lul' Kti'ti'll
liuMiii'i wan i ln . , .ri alii'lit, mi'l
ll.il.i tl luuklii M'i ii l.iit Afli'r a '"
kIiiiiI m i i Ii" a III" llli'i't llllt u.lj.iiirlli'.l
In iiii'i l ai iiln lu I Wi'ilm ailn)' I'ti'ii
ItiK. II.IiiI.it I Km ft I.ihIv liitlliil.
r.i'i I, ill i lln Milium
ii ) Kt.y mu! ami. Ilu'aiul. .nl In
l.ll.i r il nn H iinliiy, Mhi't" Iln')' vliill
ii a faun lliul Mr. Kl.y l lnli-ri al.'il
In, ami lili li la In i Imm' nf li rty
llial). Mini Ii.i fur Hi" I'anl yiur
iiiiiili- iiiuii) liiiiriiMiii"iil on Hil
fin in l lila )iur l"li i.f day la l iu
(una. ami Hut" I.i Iiik :i arri-a iluiili'.
In alii'iil Ihrri- cr 110 huli"l
lliniilii"! from llila Uml llila rar. It
U I'liiiini'il In ti k lli f ii nn In Hii
m ar fulur". Tlila lll mak" an lil"Ul
kIim k fiirm ua Ilin Mnlinlit rlwr fluMa
i Inan dy Thn t in lu ml la ulnt j or
In l.o rli-arnl n'll tlila full.
Mra J K I. Inn, ttill knuMii In Or.1
ur.liiy. ntul hll" h"ti tUidul lth liU,k"ii 'Hy. iImiikIiIit of Mm. A. .Wlwin.
l.tnthi-r lr A I. H.ittiiv m luu..' luuii" l nl I'url Iniul. niiili rtt "lit
'irr.Mlt.r u i nil. ul i.i i'i.iili.n at Hie
CikhI Hu
in.iriuu liu.ll.il I'ii.'b.Iii). ami Ui'il
m-Kiluy ttua aliKhtly liii.futi'. Mra
NV'aiiii tlaii"i mIUi lur ilmiKhtiT In
r'urtliiinl Wi'iltifHilay. Hit auti, I
rltlil. ho ri'iiltrit In J url.'H l.y In
I n If klrki'il l.y a liiiran wlilli' -tnilii)i'i
at Ik ..ii; ni'ur CiitiTiiiiiiiit ('ain,
w tin hh nUu In (hn (iimil S;imiiii ll.i'i
nf tlila i lly, luit now a ri-Hlih iit of Knrl
Zin.i MiMirc. ut Vumiiiurr, l Itiu k. Il"i:iiii. hmliiK roni" In (lri'i!ll
Ii.ia r. lurni'il In llila i lly Clly In at l-inl III" Mlum huril IVti'Mon
W. V. Ilnrrla, wi'll known
nf I'ulatiil China awlii", a t) Ihla
II y nn l.iiliii-a Hatiiriluy, luinliit! I tin
trin In Ihla i liv l.y auliiiiiu'ill.
Mra Ja k Juiu-a nml Mra. Surah
Siiira, nf Ihla rlty, mit" III" cuittta
H.ituril.iy nf Mr mul Mra Thutnaa II.
I'.nli'ii. mul Mm UaIIIIiii, nf Cariii
Mini r.lllli Alhlri'ili,'". uhu Ii it ta luu'ii
hii'IiiIIiii; Hi" tti'i'ki'iul ua th" KUrht nl
Mli.a
Wiii.il
1'iuiik Miiuri', hIid Imi tu rn i llul
iil'l. lllul. Wllhll . fi't III" ll ! lUu
ttnki. hIiiti. h" Ii 11 ta Im'i'II lnltlHK
Mill frli'iul". Ii.ik r.'t ii rn ivl In tlila rlty
Mr. Mini;
I. A. YntiiiK uiul falull) luit" uirlw I
In CI.ii k.tiu.iM i iiinil v front M.i.lnm,
"ii'.ti'rn (iri'Kitn. iiuiklni; th" trip n.t i-
Mr nml Mr. Ilriitlim Viuhtrr. mIi.i . l.nul. ami lintiKlni; thri'i- waituiiK mil
li.it" n niriiilni; iu ti r.il tl.tt t ,it a iiiinitu'r uf Imrai a Tln-y i n
Sali tii iilti'inlliiK Hi" Ori'mm Slat fair. 1 tUK" In f.irinlnn mi ItU L'.".J in rr i.irni :
r. liiriii'.l In Uri'Kiiii Clly Kilil.iv i t.'it
t it if
V. V. Irwin, of Aurura, who la wt'll
known llirmiKhiiul I'l l, kaiiuia i imiitv.
I r 1 1 1 1 r I y rin:.ii:i . In lhi aim k uruw
In liimiiuHH, itiin In Htlh illv nn Mun
.lay.
Mm I A Ank". ttlu i li.ul ii hau l
niiiit" ilUilay i.f Imr n. . .11. wui k nt the
liit'Kiili Stall- lulr. wan uwurtli-il nllit
inl.i't. ImIiiiIIiii'. lit" flrMa mul fmil
MM il l It .
Min I Ih.;ih'. nl Hill .I... r. i, uhu haa
lii .'ii laiiini: w Hh lii'r ii.tn nlt, Mr. mul
Mil II II Tal'ur, uf tih-ti Ki Int. Iiiih
ii tiirii.'il In lit- Iiiiiii.' Shi- v. i.h in i iiih
..inli i hy Iut mm.
.luliii K .It iiiiliiitH, uf .It nnl.'.H l.t"l;t',
an In liu- i lly on Imniiit-Mt Satiiiil.iy.
Met .li'iinliiK,t. who haB I n irltlially
III fur Hi'M-ral iiiuiiIIim, In Inipi'tivlliK
ultiwlv al lu r hiiint'
Mis. ('iillit-rlii" limn her. of Miilln.i,
Iiiih nnhi-'l In this rlty, whiT" nlit- Ih
III" Kiit-sl of Mm. Kmil Kiirkstill. mul
will aln.i lnlt wlih nlliiT frii-iiils In
ililiitily Ix-fnri' I'uliiriiliiK I" hrr hoiii".
luliii IIiii:Ih-h mul wlfi- rami- In HiIh
.'Hy Tinv'iiluv In (like Imini- Ihi-ir Hlm k
that wan rxhlliltt'il at III" Ori'Kun st nl o
fair, mul wlnnliiK many prl.t't on tlu-lr
tliit-niHi'V raltl". 'l'lit-lr nlot k fiirm Is
liii attul ut Lilian
M im, (iwl'llin ami t-l.'iliT, MIh:i Mary
li.itii'H, of Kltlnraitti, wrr.- iiiiioiik thoni
IranHarlliiK IiiihIiii hh in this rlty Tlii'H
l:i y nflt-rnonn. Thry nlrni vIhIIi-iI
with Ihi'lr liiiiiin. Mr. ,1. V. .Iiiiii'H
niitl Mirt. Sarali St'iii'H.
Mr. mul Mrs. Cllffnril Crawforil,
who liavn lu-i-n rralilliiK at HHO Mo-:
I ii 1 1 it avi'iiui', wl'l i;n lo M.ijilo Lain' lo
'lay, whrro Ihry will inaki tlti'lr fit- j
turn hoini., Mr. Cruwforil Is (o liavi-l
i liarnu of n farm nl thai plum. I
Mr. nml Mrs. Kit want Kortuno, who.
lut to lii'fii nt Sali'in for Hut piiHt wrt'k,
rt'liirni'tl lo ()rt't;on Clly Siimhiy iviii
litK. Mr. Kortnni! was thn official
mar thr nhl I. Inn i-awniill. uliont hlx
in llt-t from thiit illy. Mr. YoniiK ha.l
i-t i-'I' itt rropa on hU ranti-rn (Iri'ituli
farm, ami ill-.pn nl of n Ian.'" amount
of tii'. t li-l.l I., (nl.' i iiiulnit lo CI i. ka
mas i ..unit Mr tmini; Is a l.ru.nr
'l iu. Mi llu,.l-l i Imii Ii 'i..in .a
lilKhl aa Hu. will" nf I lift Mi'il-llli of
Mlaa Lit a Ijnlma lllalu lianl, only
ilu'ii liliT of Mr ami Mra A I.. Hluii" Ii
mi. I ami 'iuy I i-mi vi. rmi, holli of
llila illy Id J K. Ilattklna nffli lul
i-. In Ilin ifi' io" nl al.u'il '!'") rrla
llt. a ami fili iuli of Ih" i nntrai Hiik
partli-a I'lr. i .tlliK tin. Impri'iialtK HUH
i I'ti'iiiuiiy, fiurliiiul Hi.ll'iMill kuiik I tit
f. li.-'y "(Hi I'lifnl liv"." aflt't
lil. h IIik i In i lr nf Hi). M. llii..ll
i linn It, iilu I' r th" Ii uilt'iahlii of Mta
Nli-iii I'.nrlow lUMriiiii-, iiilinil Hi"
i linn h alnmiiK Hi" i liorua (nun Ui
liiiiKrln Al Ilin ii.iiiliinli.il. Mlaa Ivy
Kunl n iuli rnl M ii.i li..lni a i l
lliiK ii. anli In Mhl. h Ilin hrl'lul parly
I'lllrn-il
'I In- luliii', in umpuiili l l.y lu r f.ilh
it. A I. Itl.iin hur.l, ua pri i"li-'l hy
K.ithrii llawklna. n fli r Klrl. luur
IliK Hih Hiililllii! rlliK. ahlill wua III 'I
Ii n In Hu- H liita nf a ma" Th" hrl'l'
nml In-r f.illu r follntti-il. uml lmim"ll
llli'ly lulliiMlliK i't" III" lithlralliulila,
MUa Ci i II llMipi-r. Ml -a Maml" Km
in-'ly, Mlaa Km K niu'ily. Mlaa l"u
I, ..Hi. I'l iiTHuii KiiH-rlnx il' Imr' h
on Ih" tippii'ill" alnl" -ri. tin-.
I.ri.li'i'ri.iuii uml lila I" "I mun, Hlu-r
mun Ml'li r, of Ihla illy mul Ih" u-h
ma. liurlaml llulluwi'll, ll.irulil Haul
fonl, lluruhl Mlllrr ami Hti-urm-a
CiiahlliK Th" hrhlal liiirly III"! hi-
lit-.it It a litaiitlful linprotini-il floral
ur haay
Th" l.rl.l" una luimlKotiii-ly kumim-iI
In hll" i rrpi ini-li-or mul (Jt-nrulelt"
rri pi". aiul In-r Ioiik lull" V"ll ua h"'il
In iilan" lllt cruni;" litonanina form
Iiik a illiiilrin, ami trrinliiiiiliiK Ittt
ilulnly aiiraya of th" aauii- Hint rru' c
fully ilrupi-il Hi" ii'll at nx Ii al'l'. Hh"
rtirrli-il a ahowi-r liouipii't of whllo
rhryaunlhi-iiiuina Th" liiuM of linn-
Mlaa Kilmlalon, mom a ilainty
Koan of yellow, ami rarrlnl a ahower
lioiiiiu-l of roainiia. Aa thin waa thn
flral "raliihow" weilillnR lo he ln-hl
In Ihla rllv, III" lirhleMiiulila wrra
iln-a-H-il lo rorri-iponil lo the rolora of
Ihe rulnliow. ntul Hie tlii-orutlnna of
the rhiinh Hi" auni". Mlaa Cecil
HiHiprr wore pule rreeii, mihh Kra Ken
neily. pink; Mlsa Mamie Kenni-ilv.
Iin.-nili-r; Mian IhiiIm-I I'l-ti-raoit. pal"
lihie. I'ilik mul while roninos were
rarrleil hy thi s" yomiK laillea.
Ko'lowltiu the imirrl.iKe rereitionr a
ri-ri'itluii wna lu-lil ul the Hliinrhnril
hoine on Twelfth uml Monroe Htreeta
to whirli uliont fat Invlteil cuesla at-
i .-iiii-i Iti-freshltu-lila were nerved
' ilurlnK the i-veiiliiK. Mr. lHani liar.l
I wua iiHtUleil in FervliiK hy Mrs. Anna
j MnKtie, Mrs. Steiirnei CuhhltiK, Mrs
I I.. Malleoli
1 The rooms of the Itl.iin hur l luiuio
were h.-antlfiil with tlu-lr ilerorallona.
Ferns, roaes, oslera uml ilnxwooil
Kreeitery were used. The stairway
leadiiiK Into the llvlnu room was fra
tooned Willi YlrKlnlu creeper, nml
hrliiht red ron-s were used, while all
unhwiiy lu-lwi-eii the livlnit Ii ml din-
formi'd of ferns mul
EARLY COLD SNAP
DOES 1 DAMAG
E
IN THIS COUNTY
VCCCTABLCe, 'LOWER, AND EV
C HAL CROPS Ale BEVEHELY
0AMACE0 By FH04T.
DAHLIAS SO BADIY DAMAGED,
WEST LINN SHOW CANCELLED
Mrs. Frank BarlO, cil Ciladttona, Lote
1000 Blotaofni Bi'iuii of Unuaual
Wtalhtr let Forma In
Radlandi O.atnct. '
fill I HliS IS
ASSIGNED 10 OREGON
Law Too Complicated For
West Linn Man Who Punishes
F. P. Cross In Own Fashion
OTHER CLACKAMAS COUNTY PA
TORS ARC SHIFTED LEBA
NON CONFERENCE ENDS.
A
did
Iln.
heavy froat V. .In.-mhiy liuillilliK
luiialili-ralil" 'I .. ii. ,. i:- HiriiiiKluuil
iiurllii rn purl nf ilm WUImm-itn
vulliy Many cn.t luve hei-n .) ,( mi
ai;i"l. ulid Ih" li" lo fuiimia wi'l
uiiioiinl Into Ilin It". 'i .imla
Klowera, too, lut.- I.. -n rulm d, ulid
the Weal I, lull llulili.i -l.uM, whu h wua
ai In iluli 'l for Katur.l i. h: a In i n can
i i iii ii Ih-iuiimi of tin- ..iui,ii- dune hy
Ilin cold itllll
1'lie i ui-utiihi-ra and tnmutoea un
prm Ih ally ruined In Hie Clu kamun.
M'llullu and Heaver I u.-k H" tlulia, ua
welt aa In the munli- rn part of the
illy. Th" corn la nln duiuuK"d con
aldiTahly In all ae.ili.iiH In Ktufford
Ihere wua a heuvy final, hut very 111
He duiniiKe to the Kardi n or fruit lu
lH-eti reporli'd ao far. Thin- wua lie
at liedlund, and thh Hmtlon of thn
county huu aufferH i i.tmuli-rahly. The
furtnera throughout th" luuiily were
uol prepared for the In-aty fri ata, and
are reiipliiR tho crop that atlll reinulna
lllidainaiii-d.
Mra. Krnnk llariim, of (JlailBtmie,
one of Hie hi-at kii.mii dahllu r.roerH
of the ainte, lost nvi-r ::i)o lilimHiima
all of whlrh were of rare vurletlea.
Toduy the atnlka ar driMipliii; and
him ki-ni'd hy tho roM
At (itudatone water pIjm-h were froj
en. f)n Tueaday the thermometer r-K-latcred
31 ilecreca. and Wednida'
tnornlnR two denreea In-low freer.lnic.
Mra. (ieorco A. HanlinK wua nniont;
thoae InsliiR vuluuMe plautx. Mrs
HurdltiK'a Karden In this city hua at
trarti-d inui'li uttentiun, hut today it
prearnta a dlffi-retit nikht. The nt al k k
are hendliiK w ith tlx ir loud of Mack
rued Muhhoiiih. In i1i:k Kardrti the
nuaturtluina tire a "thlni; of the past."
while the hrllolron s are ulo none.
The HuinuHcuH imiiilry la mifTiTiim
from the Iohh of k .i r.l- ;i tnuk :ih in
olhi r parta of the rnunty, hut It Is he
lleti'd that the rnrn fur the k'Uko pur
pn.M'H la tuife.
It' t J K. I Id vt klu. puator of lh
Ott-Kon Clly M.-thodlnt i huri h for Ilm
luat I an yi ara, wua aalj(m'd lo III"
1'xal i liun h for uiiuiln r two year
li rm l.y Hie til .h'ip ut Hi" WHIauiHtH
vulli-y oiifi ii-iii e of Hut Mi-lhndlat
i hiir h at l.el.jiiun, whli li i-mli-d Mon
day. I r Wlllluiu Walluie VuuiikiI'iIi,
pualor of a Cortland Meihodlnl i hurt Ii,
wua upixilnti-d aiipi-rlnli-tideiit of Hie
I'urtlmid dlntrlrt. Iir. Juim-a M'Kire,
nf All. any, waa uj.polnled auperlnl"iid
riit of the KuKi-ne dlalrlrt and I'r. T.
I!. Kurd, of Hah in, until two yi-ura aco
pnainr of the Ori'Kou Clly Mi-thodlnl
i hur' h, wua r-tulm-d aa auperiiit"tid'
en! of th" Huli'lil lllnlrli I.
All the apiioliitini iila fur the Hu'i-iu
.lii.tr li t. which In. In. Ira Clui kutnua
roiiiity. follow:
T. II. Kurd, atiiierltiteridiiit. Ainlly,
0 O. Oilier; llullatun. J. W. Warr.-ll;
llaiika. II. A. Hrlntol; lli-avertoti. C. A.
(iruy; llorlnx ami lieiinett Chupel, K
K. Zliiiinerinun ; Itrooka, H. W. Mull;
Cunhy. V. II. Moore; Curua and Cen
Irul I'olnt, C. ('. Kruildi-r; Clui kafnai '
mid Oawi-Ko, J. K. Iilnnun; Corne'lua.
J. C. Croler; liallan. J. M. lirown;
Diiylon. M. A. Marry; Dllley, C. W.
CnuiatiMk; Jiiiiidi-e, J. S. Moore; K(
laradu. Ilmry Kplera; Kalrvlew, II. C. '
llrewati-r; Kulla City, J. C. Krwln.
Kumo, K. filttltia; KoreM (irove. It. E. '
liuiihip; Hreahuin. A. f. Ilrai kenhury;
lllllahoro, W. Khlpwortli; l.ufayette,
Curl Kect, I.llierty, A. Hawthorne:
Mveali-y. lo he Mipplled; Mariuam
and lluhhurd. Thoinaa Arlieaon; Mi-
Mlnnvllle, D. I-ater Flelda; MetKer,
H. J. Keater; Molnl'a. . W. 8nyder;
Nehalein, R. ('. Vouns; Newheric. It.
K. Myera; North I'lalna. M. M. Ileed;
OreRon City. J. K. Hawklna; Ouk
(Irene, Ikiw Deliiig, I'leaaant Home
and llirf. K. S. Kord; Salem. Klrat
church. It. N. Avlson, Jaaon I-e Me-!
inorlul. W. K. iiinalla: Lealle. II. N. ,
Aldrlrh; Went Salem. W. J. Warren:!
Kundy, II. M. Miner; Srholls and;
KurmliiKton. Oren Wall; Sheridan, C.
Dark: Sllvorton, E. M. Smith and i
Wl'llam Nlrhol; Stayton. E. 11. Iam k
hart; Tillamook, A. F. I-arey; Tual
atin, II. I'. Itlake; Viola. C. W. HoRue;
Wlllamlna. C. H. Munition; Wilson-1
vllle uml Willamette, f!. H. Ahhotl; !
WiHidhurn. E. C Decker; Yamhill and j
Carlton, Itohert Hrymer. ;
Amerli an Juatn e la Inn i oiii.1. ated,
too aln. lo pleaaa A'l-ialider Hiolt,
nullvaof Hiotlund, who Tli'iraday tonk
Ilm law Into hla own handa. Aa a re
aull Kra nk I'. Croaa, employed hy the
Muii liriMery atom aa a dHltery man,
la In a a rloua loiutuiun.
"I lilt 'Im alxml four pouui hea."
Hunt told Juatlcn Hii-ti ra In half (Ian
lie, half KiiKllah, afii r hla arrest. "
did li a lilt 'em whin lie waa down. I
alwava waited for im to ci-t In hla
feet."
The jinilli e hua taken the wf under
ttivlkeiiii-nt.
"I Irl.-d lo net a complaint from Ih
dlatrl. t attorney hut ln t,,i, ttla n,n
ra ahould la hrouehl ,fori, t
Wiat l.lnn recorder," uid H. oit lu Ilia
Jllatlia court. 'Then wa flln.l a tun
for :'oo In thn clrnill court, but l-
auan of aouia flaw thn raao waa dla.
tnlaai d Ho I decided lo at- Croaa my--If.
Thn only HiIiik I am aorry for la
1 1. nl he fell down iii eually "
Hi nit did not try lo avoid arn-at. In
'a t. In-fore ConaU'iln Kroal knew thai
a loinpluitit wua laaiied, Hiolt aurreii
dered hlinaelf. Tim Went l.lnn Inaii
entered l.lia of aiilltv l.efi.rn Iii.H.k
' Hlev
vera.
AicordliiK to the atory told hy Heolt Crota la a aud alK-ht wllh hudly
and hla wife, MurRarel K oil, alio live ,i kened fere and aanllen eyna. Ho
In Weat l.lnn. Croaa ratlin to Ihelr 1 aevera aa Ilm heullnif admliilaiered
hoiiae rerenlly to deliver rnx erlea and J to him hn limy hn auffrrluK from In.
InmilK-d lur. ti-rtul Inlurlra
FORMED OREGON CITY
iN DIES AT SALEM
w.
D. TRESHAM, 73, AT ONE TIME
WAS IN SHOE REPAIRING
BUSINESS HERE.
J. S. BARNES. FARMER
E,
W. I'. TrcHham. formerly of thia
city, hut recently of Huletn. died In
the hoapltul at that plare Scptemher
24. The funeral aervlri-a were held In
tliut city, and the remain were crn.
mated.
Me waa formerly i-niianed In the
ahoe repairing hualneni in thia city,
and before making hla homo in Ore
Ron waa a traveling auleainun for a
large ahoe firm. Me came to OreKon
for hla health, making hla home In thia
city for aevc-ral yeara. lila relativea try
realde In the eaatern atutea including 1 ow.
J. 8. Iliirnea, of Wilaonvlllo, one of
the protnlnetit onion grower and
furmera of Cla kamua count y. died at
the Good Kamarltan hoanlial in I'ort
land Monday morning at 7 o'clock.
The hody waa brought to hla borne and
Interment will take place In the fam
ily plot in the Mood View cemetery.
Two week aKO Mr. Ilarne u em
ployed about hla farm and accidental
ly atepped on t rusty nail, which pene
trated hla foot. Ixkjaw resulted,
causing hla death. The man uffered
gnat agony.
Mr. Harms was the father of fifteen
children, eleven aurvivlng, alt of
whom reside In the Wllaonvllle coun-
lie I also survived by bla wld
Me was about S3 year of age
"nlo. tnil a native nf Irnta Mr rtnrnaa
Mr. Tresham waa about 73 yeara of i was the uncle of E. L. Walter, of
I Oregon City.
0 IN UKE CASE, our
I
12 HOURS
li
AGREE
r il. ...i... V..HI. ..' 1 1.1. . liv liaifiint 1 mg room wan
iliiRwninl greenery, tne same ueiui;
lined over the window. Caroline
Teatout rosea were umi-iI In Hie deco
rations of th" dining room. The table
iv. Hi tin- latter uml his family while
In tills clly. II" was u roinpanle.l
IliU city by hla wife on Tuesday. I
.1. Ideihoff, well known farmer of,
Stafford, was In Ihla city Monday,
I -r I lit; til U a h.illiile uf hiilii" ol the pola-1
toes raised on his farm. These are I
I of Hu- Am. Tie. in Womler variety, mi'l
1 Hie -a in pie he liroiu:ht to this illy ;
welRheil two luiunds. brim; It'll Inches
In lein:ili, nine Inches In tircumfcr
riirr, ami III lee and one half Im lies III j
I illaim tcr. Mr l.leiiioff has n iiiar I
! ter of an a. ic plauled lo lliese pnla
'lues ami will nverane I'.'i sui ka. The
t.uil of the Iderhoff farm Is adapted for
the growing of potatoes. There me
I SO lu res in nl', uml a larK" portion ol
(his Is under cultivation. The Staf
ford si liuul hous" is located on it pari
of the place, Hie land being deeded lo
the Hi-hool by Mr. Iderhoffa father,
I he lute . Iilerhoff. The potatoes
thai were brought In this city attract
nun h attention.
was prettily
i leniatls.
draped with festoons of
iS.EDH
R. NICHOLS. PORTLAND
WIFE CHARGES HE SAID SHE WAS
NO STIMULUS IN HIS WORK
AND A FOOL.
Htni'ter nt tho rum truck dining the
I'liees ut the Oregon Klalo fair,
Mr. and Mra. Hubert lltillnrd, of
Highland, visited Saturday with Mr.
Milliard's mother, Mrs. Kred Dullard,
who Iiiih been critically ill for tho last
L'fl months, uml who In now Improving,
ho that her recovery Is looked for
ward lo.
flodfred llliihm, of Heaver Creel;,
visited with her daughter, MIhh (iirls
lena llliihm Tuesday. Mr. Illiihtn Is
rapidly linproviiig from hla rtitleul
lllnesH, having burn ciinl'lned in thu
litmpllul in Portland for nevenil i
w-enkH,
Mrs. K. V. Curler, lifter vlHitlng
Willi friends nt tioldemlale, Wash., for'
the hint week, returned to Oregon
City Thursday evening. Mrs. Carter
Itex II. I.umpinnn, well known I'ort
I laud newKpupernian, Ih defendant In u
divorce suit filed Saturday in the
Cliicknimis county circuit court by
Mrs. V. 11. I.iiiupiunn. who ninkes it
general chargu of cruelty.
Mrs. I.umpmuii allegeH that he told
her nhi "wiih no aid or stliiiiilus In
IiIh work, and that sho didn't know
anything nml was a foul."
They have three children, ,lean, Her
bert and l.aura, the yoiingest only a
few weekH old, over whom she hsXh
the ciiKlody. She also ttskH for $25 a
iniinlli for tho Hiipport of herself nml
children. Mr. and Mrs. I.nnipmnn
wero married September 4, 1909, In
Mice l.nke, VIh. .1. Denii Hutler, nn
Oregon City attorney, filed Ilm com
plaint for Mrs. liaiiiiiuan.
Thn l.nnipimin family lives at Oak
drove, in this county.
The marriage of Mrs. Kdith Toban,
of this clly. and Hatph Nichols, of
Portland, was solemnized In l'ort'and
4::iu o'clock Monday afternoon tit the
home of the bride's; mot her, Mrs. Ida
Kollansbee. The ceremony was per
formed in the presence only of rela
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. NIi IioIh left on the S
o'clock train for California, where the
honeymoon will he spent and upon
their return will make their future
home In Portland. The bride waa be
eninlngly attired In a dark hluo truv
cling suit with largo picture hat.
The bride is well known In Oregon
City, where sho has resided most of
her life. Kor some time, she has been
employed hy thu Piuifle Telephone &
Telegraph company in this city, and
several years ago waa employed by
tho same company In Portland. She
has a large circle of friends in this
city.
The bridegroom Is a well known
business man of Portland being con
nected with a drug firm of that city.
AT WILLAMETTE SCHOOL
STUDENTS ATTEND HIGH SCHOOL
FROM OTHER DISTRICTS
PLAY SHED PLANNED.
A judgment nr.ier and decree was
signed by I'ir. nil .ludce Campbell Sat
urday In the suit of .lames Adkins
ncaitist Minnie I.. Poster, owner of the
Portland Imuse at Ft fill and Main
streets, and C. II. Maverstock, n ; on
tractor, for 1":: ii,"i, for material u.." !
In the reconstruction of the Pinll.u.d
house, uttorney fees and costs. Tin
decree orders the sheriff to sell t!u'
property In satisfy the claim.
John ZccU and ('hole A. Zcek were
given a judgment for $10:i.".4l, attor
ney's fees aud ensts, against Ale, and
Mamie M.u Kar'aml.
Judge Campbell Saturday sign.u an
order on motion of the plainti'i' to
dismiss the divorce suit of S. Linton
against Xella l.inlon. Mo ulso signed
a decree divorcing Thomas K. Still
well from Margaret J. Stillwell.
Constipation Dulls Your Brain.
That dull, listless, oppressed feeling
Is due to impurities in your system,
sluggish liver, clogged intestines. Dr.
After deliberating 12 hours and five
minutes, the Jury In the suit of n. W.
Clarke against the Willamette Valley
0. . a-TA.I - j. i.
King's New Life Pills give prompt ""T " ,ur 'J"U' " "'"niisseu a
A mil.l. easv. nnn-orlnlna- lv ' m'nuica belore midnight Wcdnes.
uu nihui, uuauit; m agree, i ue iriai
opened Monday and continued until
11:42 o'clock Wednesday morning
when the jury retired.
As administrator of the estate of
Davidella Clarke, who was killed by
relief. A mild, easy,
bowel movement will tone upvyour
system and help to clear your muddy,
pimply complexion. Get a bottle of
Dr. King's New- Life P1113 today at
your druggist. 2.1c. A doso tonight
will make you cheerful at breakfast.
(Adv.)
August 4. 1913. Mr. Clarke, her wido
wer, filed a suit against tho railroad.
While the Clarke Jury was out, an
other case was tried, a verdict secured
II. L. Livingston and M. A. Livings
ton were given a verdict of $1 dam
ages and 50. alleged value of lumber
involved, agalnsf L. A. Rail. Tho ac
tion was brought to replevin 15,000
feet of lumber at Wilda station on the
Willamette Valley Southern. The
a Willamette Valley Southern train 1 jury was out about an hour.
MONEY
ALL THE TIME AT
MORGANS
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.
Since tho opening of tho Willamette
school it largo number of students
havo been lidded to tho enrollment. At
tho present time 115 students aro in
tho high school, of whom 19 tiro fresh
men, nml five are from the outside
districts, Including Stafford and Hoi
ton. imo nunureii and fifty-five en
rolled In the graded rooms.
Miss Ethel llellok Is the primary
toucher, being elected to that office
this year, but owing to the crowded
condition of tho classes she is beuig
relieved hy having nn extra teacher
employed. Mrs. C. P. Ilomlg has ac
copied this position. The teachers in
tho high school are C. F. Romlg. su
perintendent; Miss Mary Jensen, Pro
fessor Turner, and In the grades, Miss
Lllznheth Wirt, Mrs. llawiey, Miss
Emily Marshnll, Mrs. C. P. Uomig and
Miss Ethel Dellok.
A play shed. SO by 40 feet. Is
planned. There will also be added to
the playground a lawn tennis court,
as many of tho students of this school
have hecoino experts In this sport.
Frank I'. Scott filed a suit in the
circuit rourt Tuesday against Or. E.
R. Todd, of Molalla, for f 10,000. alleg
ing ninlpni'iico.
The plaintiff broke his right hand
May 13, and went to Dr. Todd for med
ical attention. Ho alleges that the
Molalla physician fulled to use proper
treutmetit, that ho was careless and
that as n result he has been perman
ently injured. He declares that he
was making $10 u duy ns a logger
previous to the accident, and that now
ho is unable to follow his trade.
TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Hessie Oswald and William A. Vo
der, of Hubbard, and Emma Rose
Sclienk and Hordon M. Lawrence, of
Estacada, route No. 3, secured marri
age licenses from Clerk Harrington's
ofl'ico Monday.
Ill PREPAREDNESS If
How It Helps Coagts and Colds
Bur rour bolil. of FeUr'a Hmm aad Ttr
ft.it., and quick Ir atop Ih. cmaha and colda
of arirfail.
Karl? fall briim croup, brooohltlt.
nthmatlo breathing, troublenom nlghl
ooiwhs. whooping cough, and Uckliog, irri.
table throat.
It irera?at tha diitresslng eooah of
weak lung, and the chronic coughs of
iiiarlj people
It giTM ''mollies" to infanta and children
and prorokee adenoidi and tore Inflamed
throaie.
GlTeFolej'i Honey and Tar freetr. ttla
aoaoothiugand cnraUTe, relieve! hoamneu
and pan a healing coating on the lrfi.ml
mueoni lining of the throat. Itatntiamn.h.
ill andqalrkljand rellereacrooo be
ing eauil
fore ttnt dree cled thioghaaachaneetoreallF
SI . . 5 co la,r" or "' he carenta.
The latt doto la Jott a good ai the firtt, and
a leea amount la needed than of anr other
eoogh urnp.
flo e to It that yon get onlr the orttin.l
FOLEY'S nONKYANDTAR, f" U if the
ooijr gtnmimt, aad co&taioi ooopiataMa
For Sale by Jones Drug Co. Adv.
Lunch Goods
Uex Real Deviled Ham 15c, 2 for 25e
Rex Totted Ham .... 15c, 2 for 25c
Rex Totted Shickon. .15c, 2 for 25c
Rex Totted Tongue. .15c, 2 for 25c
Van Camp's Pork and Ileans.
Regular 2,'ic 2 for 35c
Van Camp's Pork and Iteaus.
Regu'ar 13c 2 for 25c
Van Camp's Pork and Means.
Ui-gu'.ur 10c 3 for 25c
V. 1! .Sardines, special 3 for 25c
Snyder C:itsup( ligne bottle,
Regular 2ac 25c
1 full pt. bottle Ketchup, Diamond
"S" brand, special 15c
Sea Ilrccje Ocean Crab, best qual
ity and class, can 25c
Swiss Cheese, pound , , , , ; , ... ,30c
Oermail 8olome Sausage, lb.. 50c
Honey, short qt, bottle, special 30c
Pimento Cheeso 10c
Chilli Cheese 10c
Tillamook Cheese, pound 20c
Crenm Brick Cheese, pound 25c
Llmber;;cr Cheese, pound 25c
Hooth's Sardines, can 18c
Palm Prand Sardines, 6 cans.. 25c
Norwegian Sardines, can 15c
2 Cans Shad 25c
Chilli Con Carnl. can 10c
Crackers. 10c box. regular $1.00
box 70c
Hot Tamales, can 10c
1 Chip Peef 15c
Vienna Sausage, can 10c
Pint Relish, per bottle 15c
Chilli Sauce, Mexican Hot, Sweet
Pickles and sour Pickles in full
pint jars, 15c; quart jars.... 25c
C.reen Olives, sizes. .. .10c, 15c, 25c
Corned Peef, can 25c
Pcvilcd Ham, can 5c 6 for 25c
Lobsters 30c
Shrimps, can 10c
Oysters. Reg. 15c can 10c
Sour Pickles, per qt., bulk 10c
Can Ripe Olives 25c and 15c
Pineapple 10c, 15c
1 pint Grape Juice 20c
1 quart Grape Juice 40c
Vnceda Piscuits, f.c pkg...6 for 25c
Vneeda Piscuits. 10c pUg., 3 for 25c
Fruit
Mountain Huckleberries
Pan;.nas
Lemons
Watermelons
Santa Clans Melons
...10c lb
.20c doz.
.25c doz.
....1c lb,
.15c each
Vegetables
Green Corn 10c doz.
Ripe Tomatoes 3 lb 10c
Celery bunch 5c
Cabbaue, big solid head 5c
Green Peppers ,,..15e doz.
Sweet Potatoes 7 Iba. for 25c
Jincy Potatoes, sack $1.00
BEANS.
Mexican Reds, 3 lbs for 25c
Lima Pcans, 3 lbs. for 25c
Small White Peans, 3 lbs. for.. 25c
Ilayo Peans, 3 lbs. for 25c
Fruit Jar Specials
Quart Mason Jars, doz 65c
Pint Mason Jars, doz 55c
Pest 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
Economy Jar Caps, 2 doz 35c
Wide-mouthed Mason jar cups
will fit "Golden State" Mason's
Jars.
Coffee and Tea
Gold Dollar, reg. 30c Coffee... 25c
Royal, rog. 35c Coffee 30c
Caravan Coffee, reg. 40c 35c
Caravan Coffee, 3-lb can $1.00
Lipton's Tea, pound 65c
Tetley's Tea, pound 65c
Splderleg Tea, reg. C5c grane..
pound 50c
Gunpowder Tea. regular 65c
grade, pound 50c
Ceylon Tea, reg. 65c grade, lb. 50c
Poslum Cereal Coffee, Reg. 25c,
pcakage 20c
SUGAR SPECIAL
(Subject to Market Change).
100 lbs. Dry Granulated $7.45
100 lbs. Pure Cane $7.65
13 lbs. Pure Cane $1.00
14 lbs Dry Granulated $1.00
Star Flour sack. $1.65; libl., $b.50
Eastern Paeon, pound 25c
Specials
Quart bottle Honey, strained
and pure 30c
10c Can Pepper 5c
Good Rroom 25c
Toilet Paper, 6 for 25c
Arm & Hammer Soda 5c
50-lb. Sack Dairy Salt 50c
50-!b. Sack Vi ground Salt 40c
100 Lbs Broken Rice $4.00
5 gals. Coal Oil 65c
3 boxes Matches 10c
Corn or Gloes Starch 5c
a can Old Dutch Cleanser,...,. g5c,
3 cans Lye 25C
Vinegar, (pure cider) full quartlOc
gallon 20c
1 gallon 25o
M gallon In glass containers. .25c
Regular 25c size K. C. Baklne
Ponder 2UC
6 cans Sardines 25c
2 cans Chinook Salmon 35c
Mixed Pickling Spice, pound.. 30c
Maple Syrup, Reg. 15c, can 10c
Wax Paper, 24 lS-lnch sheets.. 5c
Kellog's Corn Flakes. ) o (
Post Toasties f or
Krumbles V 25c
Puff Rice,
Puff Wheat
Grape Nuts,
Quaker Oats,
Shreded Wheat,
Rolston's Bran
Kellog's Bran
Krttmble Corn Flakes, 2
Rolled Oats, 100 b. sack.
Rolled Oats, bulk, 6 lbs
Liberty Oats, Reg. 25c. pkg.
2 for
25c
pkgs.
.15c
.45c
.25c
.20c
Liberty Wheat, Reg. 25c, pkg... 20c
Golden Rod Oat Flakea
Regular 35c, pkg 25c
Golden Rod Wheat Flakes,
Regular 35c, pkg 25c
Savory Soap, 2 bars 5c
Toilet Soap 3 ban for 10c
13 Bars Bob White SoaD 50c
Bars Lenox Soap 25c
SPECIAL Caravan Baking Powd
er, pound 25c
2 pound tin 50c
Pearline, 25c package 20c
K.-C. Baking Powder.
can, Reg. 25c 20c
Saving you money on quality Groceries is the best thing we do. No matter
where you live in the country just add 25c to amount of your order and
we will pay the whole of the freight charges.
FALLS CITY BUTTER, 2 POUND ROLL, 65c