OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. 1917.
Vxar. 7
No I MI
It Ik mailer of Iba Ealate of Au
imM llorger, Iswaaead
Null I. lit Ml,) 1(1,1,1) II,,, I II,, in.
dtrHgatg etmulrlt or lb aetata ol
Aaguel lliirgir. da-aed, bee filed
her final -, mi in 1 1, (muity Court
f lb Nlal of Oregon lor ihr nun'i
f r hvrtaiiiaa. anil llial lb I7lh da,
f Jaauarr. KIT, al Ihn hour of 10
o'clock a m In ihr munlr rourl room
Ui Ik lounly rourl houn al Oregon
I Iff. I lut katuaa luuuty, Oregon, baa
baa aiMiiil I a Hie lima and
for Iba hearing nf ol.Jn llona lo aall
final estmmt and for Iba aetllnii nt
MM
HWIINA IIOII0KII
KiM'iiirli
M II. mKai'HAM.
Attorney for Kierutrli
Portland. Oregon
Dale of flrajt piihlli allon, llw umlivr
It. Ill
Admlnlrtraler a Notice of final tattle
mcnt
Nollif la hereby (It kii thai the mi
darslgnetl adinlnlalratnr ol Iba ratal
of Kinlly J. Hoots, drraaaad, Iiaa filed
hla final err. mot oa uilmlnlalrator of
Ibn ratal" of aalil dm aaaed, In Iba
'ounlr iimrt of rlaraainaa tnunly.
Oragot, and thai aalil rourl baa ap
loilnlr Monday. January 21, 1117, al
J JO o'lliM'k a in. of aalil day aa lb
lay anil hour for ihn hearing of ub
lr.il ne In aalil dual ai rounl anil III
aetllai.irnt thereof
Now, thnreloie. all prraom Intrr
atrd III Iba aalala of aalil dnei-aand Iff
hereby notified uml required In appeit
al Ihn muiilr court room ul the rourt
houaa. al Oregon fit). I'larkanma
ounly. Oregon, at aalil llmr to tlini
anil Ihi rn allow reuse. If any thnro ha
wh aalil account ahnuld not ha art
Had, allowad anil airovad, and eali
ratalo forvvrr and final1? arlllnl an
aid administrator and hla bondsmen
forerrr discharged
Dated. December 11. lilt.
HAIIVKY K IIOOTH.
Admlnlalrator of Iba Kalaln of Km
lj 1 lloola, I incnaard
I ' I: i NCI IIHTT.
Attorney for Estate.
Nrwbrri:. Oregon
Ouardlan tat of Real Ealat
In tha County I'nurt of (ha Hlatu of
Oregon, (or tha rounly of Clarkamaa
In Ibn mailer of Ibn Kalate of John
Urork, Joeeph llrock and Henry llrock.
minora
Notlra la hereby a Tbal In pur
aiianoe of an order of tbe ruunty rourl
of Ctarkamaa nullity. Htate of Oregon
duly given and made on tha 22nd day
if laoenilM-r, ll. In Ibn above en
iltlrd ratale. Anna lirork, guardian .if
thn pei anna and aalala of John lirork,
iiiaeph HriM'k and llanry Hi", k. mln
ora, will aoll on or after lha -'th day
if January, 1117, In lha rounly of
Clarkamaa, atatn of dragon, to thu
hlgheat und hrat Mdder and Uon the
tarma and rondllloua hrrrlnaftor men
llonod, at private aala, aubjnet (o tha
ronflrmatlnn hy the aald ronnty rourl.
thn following described real property
belonging to the vatatea of aald min
ora: The undivided onealtth Inlereat nf
earh of aald helrn In and to the north
weat quarter of the northwest quart M
if aertlon 36. township one south,
range four eaal of the Wllliituett
rldlan, In Clackaniaa county, Oregon,
containing forty arrea.
Terma and Condition of Sale
'uh upon delivery of aald deed of aald
guardian, and after ronflrmntlon of
nale hy aald rounly court, twenty per-
ent of hid to tin depoallrd on date of
nale. 'Oerd and ahatrart at expense
of purchaser.
Bids and nffera tnuat ho In writing
and may he left at the office of J. F
Clark, attorney for mild guardian, or
muy he delivered to auld guardian per
Minally at rouln fi, Woodburn, Oregon,
nt any time after the first publication
of Mil notice and before the making
of aald alii".
Dated, Decomher 28th, 1918.
ANNA IIHOCK,
Ouardlan of the I'eraon and Kittutn
of John llrock, .losoitfi llrock and
Henry llrock, Minor.
JOHN F. CLARK.
Attorni y for Guardian.
rer, il raiidaul. for Ilm aum of
I3M0II, with luleiual Ihtreou al Ihn
rait Of aeveii per riil par annum
from lha Illh day of December, III,
and the furlhni MM of 111.17 20 Willi
liileraal iberaun ol elgbl par rent from
Iba llih day of DfMaVJjtf, HIS, and
lha further aum of llu and lion, aa al
loiiiot a ( . ui,, Ihr flirlhrr oo of
li IU roata and dlhuraeninl and
Iba roala of r ml upon ibla wrll, rum
iiiandlng ma lo mako aaln of Ibo fol
lowing dracrliied real properly, eltuatn
In Dm rounly of elm katnut, alata of
Oregon, In wit,
All of Ibo aoulliMi'nt quarter IH W
t of h t MftlVMl quurlrr (N W.
til of aarllon four (4), lowDlblp ear
II (7), aouib of of range three (31
raal of Ihn Willamette meridian, ion
lalnlng forty ilm am mora or I.
All of Ilia aoiillieaal quarter IH K
) of Iba north mI quarlrr (N. W.
' a of a -rl Ion (our Ml, lowiiablp any-
en 7l, aouth of range Ibrte 13) eait
of w H nr. ii, mi rldlan. loiiiulmii
forty arrea more or lea.
Alao lot iiumiicrrd (our II) aerllou
four (4) townahlp aevrn (7) MMtt tt
rung Ibrtt (I) aaat, i onlalnlng thirty
i. In - and IN 1 no u, n- (fj g arrea).
Now, therefore, hy virion of aald ei
im in Ion, Jiidginriit order and derrer
and In rompllanre with Ihi oiniiiaiiila
of aald wrll, I will, on Haturduy, thn
tilth day of Kehruary. 1117. al lha hour
of to o'clock a. in . .it it,, front door
of Ilia rounly court houae In lha city
ol iir gon City, In aald rounly and
alate, atdl ut puhllr aurlloii, aillilm't
lo redemption, lo Hie hlgheat tildd r
for I ' H gold ruin, raah In hand, all
the right, title and Interrat whli h Ihn I
within uiilned deleiidunta or either of
them, had on the datn of thn mortgage
herein or alio e ha. I in or to the uho.'
.1. , rll.e'l i. ,il piopert , or i i purl
Ho !' '' ''.in tv aald cxc iltloli. Jud '
ii, . hi order, derree Hit n nt. coala and
all w i ultii: coala
V. J. WILSON.
Hherlff of f larkumu County, Ore.
Ily C. HACKKTT, Dtfttjr,
I laird, Oregon City. Oregon, January
12th. 1117.
EATING SCIENTIFICALLY AND ECONOMICALLY
ADDED TO THE DUTIES OF A POLICEMAN
COMMITTEE
Tb board of Ika Oregon City Young
GERMAN COO
Nolle to Creditors.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Clarkamaa county
In the matter o( the relate of l.ydta
Jane Shank. de eased
Notlra Is hereby given that the tin
leralgnrd bus been uppollieil ml III I ul
nlrator of Iba estate of l.ydla Jane
Shank deecusrd. hy (lie rounty court
of Clackamas county, Oregon All
persons having claims agullist said aa-
late shall prrsi nt the sunn-, duly vor
Ifled as by law required lo the und "7
signed, al tho ofdee of T. A. Ilurke
Oregon City, Oregon, within Mi
months from the dute of the first pub
lication ( tbls ifbtlce.
I.KSI.IK 1. SHANK.
Admlnlatrator of the Kslale o(
l.ydla Jane Shank. Decnaaed.
T. A. BtlHKK.
Attorney for Administrator.
Mrs! publication. January 12. 1117
Executor's Nolle.
Notice Is hereh given that the tin
derslgned. executor of the estat of
Claru C. Hall, deceased, has SXtS his
(inal aci-ount herein with thu I ounty
I' rk of Clarkamaa county, Oregiii,
and the county Judge haa aet Monday.
February Mh. 1917. at tha hour of 10
'clock a. ni., at the county court loom
In Oregon City. Clackamas county,
Oregon, ua th" time and pluco for hear
ing objections to said flnul account
und (or the dual settlement o( aald
en tut e
W. a. HAM..
Kxecutor.
O. D. BDY,
Attorney (or Executor.
Hated January -th. 1917
FOR SALE I span of marcs about
2(100 lbs.. 1 farm wagon. 1 set dou
ble harness, 1 cream separator, 700
rapacity. 1 top liuggy, 1 Champion
mower, I hay rako. 1 itoel plow, 2
cultivators, 1 single harness. All
In good shape And will se'l cheap.
Address M. H. KlnhhofT, Oregon Clly
Kouto J, Hox 139.
nHtm 120,000
lfl nlibl and appoln'ed the I
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C NEW YOGK PQUCe "DIET SQVRD" FiT WORK )
NAMED TO RAISE
0.C,
FOR
INSTITUTE
will bar rharga of raising fJO.OOt
for tb erection of a building, will
roeit Saturday bight to plan t cam
palm Tha board Issued aa Invitation Wa4
neaday night lo all pastors, Iba aupar
Intendenla and laarbera of all tb
schools and lha praeldlng officers of
all fraternal and clric organisation
of Oregon Clly and surrounding com
innnltlea to offer nore atlona nnit ilia.
narry miiiin. Hoy ll t ox and llenrv cuss Ih plsns with the board. Many
lodgs and clubs have shown much ln
Tb sollrliatlon commllt. which Ureal in lb undarUk
dncsdar
ol lowing
iiportant
A llurka.
Tooie, Jr.,
L
BOPP AND IE
BOTH RELIEVED
COMBINE 1$ SAID
TO FiX PRICE OF
BUTTER IN STATE
GERMAN EMBASSY VOLUNTARILY I CREAMERY MEN AT SALEM MAKE
REMOVES CONVICTED SAN
FRANCISCO OIPLOMAT
OPEN CHARGES AGAINST
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
Twrlv husky and hungry young
rookies from th Nsw York polir de
partment training school gathered
around two tables at 47 Lafayette
street and began the first meal un
der the supervision of the Life Ex
tension institute, which hopes to show
that an individual can lives cheaply
and satisfactorily despite the pres
ent high cost of food. In the teat the
cost of food per man is estimated at
! cents a day. The teat Is being con
ducted by I'r. Kugene I.. Pisk, med
ical director of the institute.
The cost of the dinner, which will
be the bsavlest meal of tbe dally
menu, waa a fraction less than 10
cents for earh man. The meal con
sisted of lamb stew with vegetables,
stewed apricots, bread, butter, cof
fee and gingerbread. At lta conclu
sion all of the policemen praised the
qwality and expressed saisfaction
with the quantity of the food, and
each promised faithfully not to par
take of food anywhere but at the
scientific diet kitchen during the next
twenty days.
"That portion of the stew which
NEW CHARGES AGAINST CONVICTED
MEN DECLARED TO BE POSSIBLE
F0.1TLAND INTERESTS ALLEGED
TO MANIPULATE OREGON TRADE
bits looks pretty good snd nourish
ing," commented Commissioner
Woods, who, however, did not partake
of any. In a brief talk to the squad
partmenL In the upper picture are
se n the members o( the diet squad
dining scientifically and economical
ly, with Commissioner Woods (left)
and Dr. Fisk in the background; low-
he advised them to cary out the test
honestly by abstaining- from all other ! r picture, the dietitians preparing
food. He told them they were doing the meal under Dr. Fisk'a supervi
just passed me on the way to the ta- a service to the public and to the de-1 sion.
LOCAL PEOPLE TO
STRONGLY FIGHT
CASCADE SCHEME
ROUSINQ MEETING AT COMMER
CIAL CLUB SHOWS STRONG
OPPOSITION
RESOLUTION PASSES UNANIMOUSLY
OPPOSING ANY DIVISION WHATEVER
GERMAN RAIDER IS PROBABLY THE
MOEWE; NO AMERICAN SHIPS ARE
LOST, SAYS PERNAMBUCO CONSUL
Citation.
In tho County Court of the ftnto of
Oregon, (or the County o( Clncknmas,
In the matter of tho estnte of Kllja-
belli .lane Wnldron. Deceased.
To John Hancock, 0. I". Hnncock,
Cue Wnldron, II. A. Wnldron, Guy
Waldron. und all other unknown holr
of KIlHibelh .lane Wnldron:
In Ihn Umt Ol the Stutn o( Oregon:
You are hereby cited and roqulrod to
appear and lio In tho county court of
Ilm Hlnti) o( Orognn, for tho county
of Clitrknmiis. nt tho county court
room of Hiitil court, on the 25th day
Oi January, 1917, nt tho hour of 10
o'clock In the foronoon o( mild (lay,
then and (hero hIiow causo, If any ex
ist, why lot 12, Tim I'. HumlaU's sub
division of block .1, Mount Htutot,
should not ho Bold to pny tho dobts
und clulniH ngnimit tho estnto of snlil
docensod as sot out Inj the petition
herolnh "(oro f Hod.
Wltiioss, tho Hon. H. 8. Anderson,
Jndgo of Hiild court this 28th day of
December, 1910.
Attest: I. M. HARRINGTON,
Clerk.
Sheriffs Sale.
In tho Circuit Court of tho State o(
Oregon, for tho county o( Clucknmua.
B, it. BaJelger, Plaintiff,
vs.
Wiiller K. Murrlon. Ilpatri. o K. Mar
rlon. his wife; Kenneth M. Crow. Jane
Doe. Crow, his wlfo; J. It. Mllllgun
Juno Doo Mllllgiin, his wlfo; J. ('. Poll
Hps, Jnno Doe Phillips. IiIh wlfo; Cor
dolla 0, Wright, formerly Cord din C.
Davis nnd Charles W. QotftT. Dofond
ants.
Rtnto of Oregon, County of Clnc.kn
mas, as:
By vlrtuo of n Judgment order, do.
croo and nn oxec.titlon, duly iBsuod out
of and under tho Bul of the nbovo en
titled court, in tho ahovo entitled
cause to mo duly directed nnd dntcd
tho 2nd day of January. 1917, upon ii
Jpdgmont rendered and entered In said
court on tin 2nd day of Jnnunry, 1917.
In favor of E. It Ilalslgor. plaintiff, and
ngalnst Walter R- Murrlon. Beatrice
K. Mnrrlon, his wife; Kenneth M.
Crow; Jnno Doe Crow, hla wife; J. ft.
Mllllgan. Jano Doo Mllllgan, his wife;
j, a. Phillips. Jane Doe Phl'tip. nis,
ir- Cordelia C. WrlghL formerly
WANTED- To hour from owner of
good farm for sale. State cash
price und description. I). V. Hush.
Minneapolis, Minn.
WANTED Sonic stock Iiokb. Kn
qulro Charles T. Too.e, 108 Hth St.,
Oregon City, Ore. Phone H06-R.
FOR TRADE- -llreedlng mure, ILT.O
pounds for horBo welghltiK between
1100 and 1200 pounds and pay diff
oronco. Hox 292 Route No. 1. Mil
waukie, Oregon. Ono mllo wcbI of
C'lii kiimnH station.
l-'Olt HKNT One acre nnd bungalow.
Modern bungalow with gas. electric
Ity und hath room, two bedrooms;
on river fOftd nt Rootho Station, near
Oregon City cur line. Phone Onk
Qrovo lfi-M or tiBk for Mr. Mooro
ut Roethe Stntlon. It
Heavy Taxpayers from Part of The
Proposed Territory Urge Local
People to Fight Measure
To a Finish
PHONES
Office Homo, A-211 Pacific, 2&3
Rosldonco MJFi I
DR. WM. C. 8CHULTZE
DR. F. P. 8CHULTZE
Physicians and Surgeons
Rooms 217-218 Masonic Holding
Oregon City Oregon
Money to Loan
I2000.UO at 6 eer uent
PAUL C. FI8CHER
Lawyer
Doutai'hor Advokat
OREOON CITY OREGON
Striking Thought.
"Do yoa think Hint Hie aUtODXlbUi
will dhpluee the borne V asked tin
conversational young woman.
"It will." answered the nervoii-
yonng man a ho gased down tbe road
"If It ever hits hlui " -ICxrlmnge.
"Pride goes before a fall, you know. '
"Maybe It does, hut It goes a lot
quicker after one." Hoston Transcript.
When the sun's center Is six degrees
below the horizon in Alnskn the
brightest stars are vislblr ou a clear
day. t
Our Dally Special.
We are too busy applauding; success
to llatrn to bard luck stories.
Very Plain.
Restaurant Pntmn-That Isn't a very
Cordelia C. Davis and Charles W. Hoa- WeJ JQu ( p-w,w
THE RESOLUTION
S "Ro It resolved that It is tho $
P sense of this m.-otlng that we aro
unalterably opposed to any dlv- -
vision or dismemberment of $
C'acknmos county and we shall
hold our repn'scntatlvcs In both
b brnnchea of the legislature por- )
sonally rnBponslblo If nny such
division or dlBmombcrmcnt takos )
place." a
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In no uncertain terms, Clackamas
rounty taxpayers Btopped lint-footed
on any iuiiI till proposod county divis
ion mensurOB nt nn enthuslnstlc moot
lug in Hi Commercial club rooms
Monday evening, attended by over
tlfty well known business, profession
al men nnd farmers.
Represcitatlves rrom the proposed
Cascndo county urged local men to
fight tho scheme to a finish, whllo
heavy taxpayers from other parts of
tho county participated In the big
inciting. It was tho unanimous sense
tho me itlng that the Commercial club
rommlttro continue the right against
the projects, nnd it waa agreed that a
large delegation, not only from Oregon
City, but from the dlntrlcts sought to
bo sliced off of tho proBent boundaries,
visit Iho legislative committee next
Thursday evening.
N. E. Stlngley of "r.gte Croek, a
well known rnncher or that community
who Hvob within four tulles of Eatacu
da. was one of tho most vigorous Op
ponents of the Cascade county schema.
Jnmen Tracy of Logan, W. A. neck of
Molalla. A. D. Hurnett of Ragle Crock.
and mnny othnrs urged defeat of the
scheme, whllo resolutions from two
different granges. Pomona and Map!"
I.nne, were reported to have been
pnsBed opposing th plan. In nddltlon
several remonstrances hy the people
In th? new houndnrics, were shown at
the meeting.
Plnns for the special train to con
vey s delegation of the opponents v,
the plan to meet with the division
committee were discussed, and In all
probability about one hundred people
(rom Eagle Creek, Logan and from
Hid .i A a hi Kit. itrartl. Jan. is It :s
considered almost certain hero thut th
Herman sea raider which has been
creating havoc among entente shipping
In the South Atlantic It tbe Moewe
the Herman armed raider which cap
tured the Appam and sunk numerous
entente ships In Atlantic waters a year
ago
The American consul at Pcrnambuco
cabled the embassy hero confirming
tho landing of several Americans from
vessels which fell victim to the raider
He said that no American ships had
been sunk by the German craft and
that all the American tailors. Iand?d
were mor. from the crews of foreign
veaselt.
According to reports from an au
thoritatlve source, tbe Moewe is un
derstood to have sailed from Kiel un
der the Danish (lag. carrying a cargo
o( hay on the bridge In order to con
ceal h r armament. When last seen
tho Moewe waa painted black with
white markings.
Her armament Included four torpedo
tubes In service and several tubes in
reserve. She ;c believed to have car
ried a mine-laying apparatua.
Trial, on Allegation of Using Mailt to
Further Murder and Araon Will
Follow Reversal, Says Fed
eral Proaecutor
WASHINGTON. Jan 11 Count von
liernttorff. tbe German ambaaaador. to
day Informed tbe atate department ,n
a note that be bad relieved from duty
i'r-: Hopp and E H. von Scback. re
tpectlre'y consul-general and vice
consul at 8an Francisco, recently con
victed or violating tbe neutrality of
tbe United State by conspiring to de
atroy munitions consigned to tbe en
tente all!.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 12. Conapl
racy to uae the United States mall In
furtherance of murder and arson will
be charged against Franx Hopp, Ger
man consul-general, and his four aldei
if the convictions for conspiracy to vio
late American neutrality with dyna
mite and bombs It overturned, John W.
Preston. United Statet district attor
ney, declared today.
PAT O'BRIEN WANTS TO
MEET I. A.
Country Producer to Offer Olive
Branch to Concern. But War On
Regulating Practice le Hinted
By Several Speaker.
Oregon City will mako the trip. The
details will b announced later as
soon as a dednlte schedule can be ar
ranged for a meeting with the legis
lators. Highway Plan Dltccutted.
County Judge Anderson and others
present spoke on tho proposed p'au
now b lore the legislature for making
the official state highway down the
west side anil outside of the coun
ty. Tho Barrett hill which was pre
sonted yesterday at Salem, provides
that this route bo tbo official ctatc
OTIS ORCHARDS. Wash., Jan.15
(Editor of the Enterprise) I hereby
issue a challenge to I. A. Johnson tbe
wrestler and strong man to a finished
match to be held In your town. I have
been here from tbe eoat for about four
months during that time I have been
meeting all comers. I have wrestled
the light heavy weight champion of j managers
highway and a committee was ap
pointed hy President Eby consisting
of IJvy Stlpp, County Judge Ander
son and E. Lv Pope, to draw up
similar bill which will define the state
highway as running from Portland on
south through Oswego, across the
suspension bridge at Oregon City and
thence on south through New Bra lo
the county line, and on to Salem. Aa
this route Is some flvo miles shorter
and embraces a highway of unusual
scenic beauty, P Is thought highly
possible that this road may be de
clared the logical highway.
CLACKAMAS LEGISLATORS PLAN
MERGER OF BOARDS; BROWNELL
WOULD MOVE DEADLINE NORTH
SALEM, Ore., Jan. 18. (Special to
the Enterprise) Souator Dimick und
Representative Hrownell each gathered
his little rival llock together today to
discuss consolidation. While Dimick
was consulting with his senate com
mittee Hrownell murchod his men in
to the governor's office where tin ex
ecutive ejc planed his consoliatton ideas
and answered questions. No definite
action was taken by either the hqusj
or senate committee today and the two
committees appeared no nearer har
mony than they were yesterday.
Hrownell Introduced tho following
hills today: f 6,000 appropriation for
a pioneer monument at Champoeg;
prohibiting salmon fishing on tho Will
amette river north of n line 6000 feet
below the present fish ladder; $10,000
appropriation for the entertainment of
the Grand Army of the Republic na
tional encampment when It meets !n
this state; prohibiting dealing in sal
mon caught with hook and line during
the season when catching the same
with traps or gill net Is prohibited.
Dimick Introduced the "lazy hus
band" bill prepared by District Attor
ney Nettncr of Douglas county which
gained considerable notoriety. It pro
vides a penalty for non-support and
that the husband must support family
or go to Jail.
Dlmlck's "drunken driver" automo
bile bill passed on thlrH reading In tho
senate todny unanimously.
tne world, Jobn Herg two hours to
draw I have been trying for some
time to get a match with said Mr
Johnson. If he refuses to wrestle me
there please let me know by return of
mall.
My weight Is 200 pounds stripped.
Send letters to my manager, Thos. F.
Grant, Otis Orchards.
PAT O'HRIEfl.
three-fourths of the butter produced In
the state. 'There is need for auch a
1 movement," he declared, "if you In
tend to remain in the creamery business."
CHICHESTER S PILLS
W. TIIK UlAUOSU UK Mi. A
Tetj I ."I", ! A,U !,, I'r.,,,1., tc
fS fat-cbM-ltr-a IH.m..r, j1lriA
LrfJfQx I'lUa la K. J ik1 ilaie aKUIIIcWr
"jvJ?l l'"V twlnl ilh Blue R,loa. V
atVi l ake miir ttmj of Totr v
I I - nt liiun.1. a lll.rirVaTrn-a
I - 'Jf imam, m I
W 0
lltAMI PILLS, fa ta
.'.nil l5,t.Sft.AlwiyRliltla
SOLD BV DRLGGISTS EVERYWHERE
sai.EM. Or . Jan. 17. Open charge
uttered at a meeting or Oregon cream
ery managers here to tbe effect that
tbe Portland Produce exchange regu
late the price of butter and butterfat,
regardless of the law of supply and de
mand, resulted In first steps being tak
en for tbe organization of inch cream
ery managers and owner and tbe ap
pointment of a committee to pry Into
the market situation.
Tbe committee, contlitlng of Man
ager A. Slaughter, Salem; P. O. Pow
ell. Monmouth, and I. D. Naah, of
Nashville, waa instructed to wait upon
Portland creamery owners or "other
qualified Interests" in that city who
are alleged to dominate tbe markets in
Uhe state and attempt to reach some
agreement to harmonise the country
and city creamery owners and man
agers on the market question.
While the olive branch Is thus ex
tended. It was strongly hinted by
speakers at the meeting that If the
country creameries were not met half
way In their proposal that war would
be declared on tbe question of price
regulations.
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Mlckle paved the way for the action
taken in a speech to the creamery
who, he said, represented
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
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Ton-a and Vlllam ta Ontoa and
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(krtrh of earh place. Location.
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urn Directory ax eaca UoU
and Profession.
B L. POLK CO. In.
Seattle. Waah.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
JOSEPH E. HEDGES
Lawyer
MONEY TO LOAN
WEINHARD BUILDING
D. C. Latourettb, President F. J. Mbybr. Cashier
The First National Bank
of Oregon City. Oregon
CAPITAL, $50,000.00
Transacts a General Banking Business Open from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.
William Hammond
Philip
L. Hammond
Very Easy.
"Why Is it tlutt truth' will rise uguln
when crushed to eitrth?"
"Ilecuuso of Its elasticity, of course.
Don't you know bow eusy It Is to
stretch the truth?" Itoston Truu-cript.
USING WEALTH.
Twenty people can gain money
for on who can us it, and th
vital question for individuala and
for nation is never "How much
do they make?" but "To what
purpose dp they epend?" Rua-kin.
Just So.
"Hubby, diamonds nre said to be the
same as cash."
"What of it?"
"I wish you would buy me a few
riugs."
"Your Idea Is that they will be cash
on band?"-U)iitrllie roiirler-.loiirnnl.
In Training.
'The young sou of tbe bouse bad Just
given his mother nn tCCOV&t of bis ac
Cons that she found It dillicult to be
llwe. "Johnny." sbc said, "do you know
what becomes of little boys who tell
stories?"
"Sure I do!" replied the unrepentant
culprit "Tliey grow up and Jolu dad's
club." Richmond Tlmet-Dlsiiatch.
HAMMOND & HAMMOND
Attorneyt-at-Law
Abstracts, Real Estate, Loans, Insur
ance.
OREGON CITY, OREGON
Pacific Phone 81, Home Phone A-27
Office Phone Pacific Main 406;
Home A-270.
STONE A MOULTON
Attorneya-at-Law
Beaver Bldg., Room 6
OXEGON CITY - - - - OREGON
O. D. EBY
Attorney-at-Law
Money loaned, chstrncts furnish
ed, land titles examined, eslatct
settled, general law business.
Over Bank of Oregon City.
C. SCHUEBEL
Attorney-at-Law
Deutlcher Advokat
Will practice in all courts, make col
lections and settlements.
Office In Enterprise Building,
Oregon CiUr Oregon.
Phones Pacific 52
Home A-ill
GEORGE C. BROWNELL
Attorney-at-Law
All legal business promptly attended te
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE
Attorneya-at-Law
Commercial, Real Estate and
Probate our Specialties. Of
fice in First National Bank
Bldg., Oregon City, Oregon.
CLAUDE W. DEVORE,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Estacada, Oregon.
W. S. EDDY, V. S., M.D. V.
Graduate of the Ontario Veteri
nary College at Toronto, Canada,
and the McKilllp School of Sur
gery of Chicago, la established
at Fashion Stable, between
Fourth and Fifth on Main Street
Both Telephones
Office Pacific 85; Home A-95
Ret. Pacific 184; Home B-80