OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2. 1917
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SUPPORTERS OF GEORGE
MAC KBBUNQ
S ANNUAL MEETING
IF GEORGE
WASHINGTON WIN DERATE
NttO
CLARKES IS IN GRIP
OF WINTER SNOW STORM
RELATIVC ORIATNIII OF PATH
IN OF COUNTRY AND LINCOLN
It OIICUMIO.
lr r Han.m v tailed with nr
.uhl- r Mr. K. W RMfeM Thur
iy of last week.
Ttuwr fmm bnv who attend. . I ih
dam ..I luioi.t rtatiirdav "tubl r'
Kdaln. M And Jooa lrtf Halm
' knutson. I. lull- rtmiu kiT. Ilnatrtri
Ku. Prank lllilrr. Mr and Mm Avon
Jeaa. and Mr. And Mr K. W Hitler.
Ml UNO. Or.. rU IHUMU)- Wmrr tw,, wh ha. been rndln
There wa. a debate by Mullno pupil. th( ntrr , Mooiana. r..lnlrj hamr
Inst Friday evening t the school gUBday
huuw. The queallun debated a. It yr and Mr, na j.
-... ...a, .no raor lor nr. , ,h, ,,., ,,,
w,ry n.auiaaiua. IM ICO- Nr d M MurlC tj.0-B and
. " unq llcn"n Crandma Yodr UMird at tha b.ni.-
ia,.or in- jmur. u.t toed in tavor f VihW HMnd,v
of lb aulraatlr. Hn Jo-0) of iavrr .'reek. I. U
After tbe debate, baakru were auc- in her aUler. Mr James Vlloa.
ttomd and coffee and rake were sold ihl. aeek.
The proceed were I2.5. The money Mr. Itrn Wolfer. Sr. visited with
t to begin a fund to buy a (uraare to Mr. 1) It Voder. Tuesday afternoon
beat tbe school building. H Voder U hauling- lumber for a
Mr. and Mr. Alley Athony went new barn,
to Liberal Sunday to vlalt Mr. An j Mr. and Mr. P. It Wolfer. Jr . and
thony' parent. Mr and Mr. William family visited at It. Jackson Tue
More ilny
M. JOYNIN It PRCSIOtNT AND C.
A. JOHNtON, VICt PRItlOtNT
OF ORGANIZATION.
FARMER! AWAIT CLEARING
GROUND tO THAT THE v
CAN PLANT CROFt.
or
Mrs Mill. Tucker waa In Aurora one
day ibis week.
Mrs- (ilover was tbe gnt of Mr
I-onc last Thursday.
Mr. Tom Pish visited relative In
Mo'alla lait Thursday.
Klm-r Erlrkaon of Oregon City,
eame out Tuesday and apent the day j
day with hi parents. Mr. and Mr,
gust Krlckson.
Mr. Hub) Rudolph waa an Oregon
City visitor last Wednesday.
Hayne Howard waa a Portland vli i
tor Saturday.
Mia Joslc Porter and Miss Kuth CEDARDALE IS DEFEATED BV DE-
MEIOOWBROOK VICTOR
111 iniTiiiimp iiitpii
innniinintiiu iviHiun
II.AHKK8. Ore. Pab I -letpcclall
'trk Is having quite a cold spell
now. It Is snowing and the wind I.
blowing It began on Sunday and Is
.nil storm) Tbe .no la o .-r four
Imbi deep ti la bored here thai tbe
storm atll stop son the farmer can
put la their crop.
Kdaln Holtemllter 1. working In
Oregon Cily now.
Iatrlck Hu'llvnn went horn to in
land last weak.
William Klelnamlth from eastern
Oregon Is home t tiling his molb'r.
Mr, t'brtstena Klelnamlth. and family
for a abort time.
Mls Florence and IVarl Stromgnvn
fnm Oregon City, visited th -lr par
enta. Mr and Mr. Carl Slroingr'it.
( Cotton, a few days laat week.
Fred Ham r. from Cotton, bought
oats from Mr. Itottemlller laat week.
B. Sullivan waa to Portland last
week.
Jason Clark purrhaaed a couple of
cow the other week.
W. II lloltemlller hauled a load of
lumber for Mr. Sullivan laat week.
T. . Pock sawed wood for 1 1 not
llrother last week.
Houlther. of Oregon City, eame out
ner. to Mullno to canvas for supplies.
, While hre they were the guest of.
meir aunt ana uncle Mr. and Mr
Jamca Davis.
Mr. Joe Daniels and little daughter
lUnnche. were the gueata of Mr. Tom
Fish Sunday afternoou.
The Hult Lumber company aupply
of log Is running low so they are go
ing to tiring a upp'y down the creek
CISIVE SCORE BOV HURT
WHILE PLAYING.
MEADOW IIROOKE. Ore.. Feb. 1.
(Special) Th 9 arithmetic match be
tween Moadowbrook and Cedardale.
Friday night, waa very lnteretlng.
Meadow brook won. scored 1000 to
Cedardale 317. Cedardale la comtns?
They are going to begin the nrst of 10 Meadow-brook In th near futur.'. the
the week running the logs down. I date Is not seL yet.
Albert Erickaon wo a IJberal rial-! The regular meeting of the Meadow,
lor Sunday. brook Llterarv rlnh will h. i,.m svi.
ro. t.iia uoage went to Molalla, day night. February 2: the main 1
Saturday to see h. r con Dalvln Mac- on the nmm HI Will ha A tlkltaa
atuck" TJ'l "STlSf from ' Mr. Cry. former-y of this place, but
J' "ll"?0"'! of Sellwood. was out tmbu.lne...
, 7' -- uere ne Monday.
. .ui-i"." u mi a loKKing camp ng
KELSO TEACTHERS AND
POPILSJO ON VISIT
MOUNT PLEASANT SCHOOL RE
CEIVES CALL FROM MISS
WILKINSON AND PUPILS.
iKtilltiK. Or., tel. I 1 Special I -The
annual meeting of the lleorge
Hoetal and Comtner1l.1l club waa b ld
last Saturday night, at which Ihv (ol
(loalng officer dere elm-led for the
coming year: II Jouier. president.
C A .lohnam. . 1 president , Mr.
I' llalh. eecretan Fred. Mltcbmon.
irej.urer; Willie l.m Mr. N. Hcheel,
Henry Johnaon, boa committee.
Vlitr the lni.lness meeting Inert was
a shoil spelling 111.1i. 11 The remain
I r 1. 1 III., etfiiln. - ill III ilslic
tng
A large crowd ati'iule.i the NMt
diti.ton meeting at Salem last week
Mrs M Kllnker. Mr m4 Mr. Chas
llorger. Henry Kllnker and Mis. flora
JohnMin wera the neat of Mr and
Mrs. . paulaon and family, last W.d
nesday.
Mlas Itoaa Jameson who I a tu
dent at the Katacada high school, vis.
'.ted Mrs. Theodore II inters last rM
day night and MUarda)
Mr. Lao Bath vl.lted Mr. W. Held
1.1.1 Thursday.
Mr. II. Smith. Mm Leo lUth. Mr.
Theodore Harder ami Mis Hose
Jnmeson visited lh ileorge tchool last
Friday afternoon
Mr. Theodore Harder spent Wed
ne.day and Thur.it.n it ilarfleld. vlalt
Ing her (liter Mr. John Hound and
Mrs Robert Snyder
Ed Scheel return. .1 horn last Mon
day alter working In I'ort'and for a
while
Henry Johnson ami Carl Linn, spent
a few day In Portland last week.
Mm Ruth returned from Kelso last
Tuesday after attending the slckneas
un.l funeral of her father. J. C. Lin
dall.
M VCKSIll UK, Ore. Feb. I tHpe
clali Would ii..i( we all, when Imipt
ml In leplne at the continued rain, al
Hie iiiudd) roails thai place the grallll
calkin from new I) acquired auto., ss
well as of all other pleu.iirn vehicle
away Into the Rlttfl Hint check out
garden plans and Ibwart our aluiiiilou
(or curlier Mowers un.l tcgetable.
than ever lillherlo iiilglu hi-ar our
early elllers lell of how things were
In western Oregon fifty or een onl
thirty year ago. when a duien rail's
must be traversed to rem ti the nearest
hi. in. when the wagon plodded along
with the steps and (he wheel hub out
of sight In the mud. when the stately
Ml. Hood and the blue outline of the
.1. ' III. I. leu liv Hie forest
niitsn CASCADE COUNTY
uis mi nit em. in pus
EVANGELISTIC ttRVr.t AND MIS
tlON DISCUSSED AND BUDGET
It ADOPTED
THE HOUSE TODAY
Mrs N. Srheel and children, visited
Mr IV Itath. laat Sunday.
Mrs II. Smith and Mrs. Leo Itath
I warn dinner guest, at the home of
.nr. 1 neooore uanicrs. last r rluay
cook' helper.
Fred Wallace who has been spend
ing the winter her? with hi mother
Mrs. Mnhala Wallace contemplate
returning to tbe logging camp down
on the Columbia river in the near fu
ture. He has bean employed there for
a number of years.
Two now pupils war enrolled with
in the 'aet two week's at school. Two
KEIJtO. Ore. Feb. 1 (Speclall-
tbe main thing ! Friday wta vialting day for tjpj Kelso
school Miss tcrkes vlltcd at the
Oswego school, where the formerly at
tended. Ml Wilkinson, accompanied
by- the following pupil. Lester and
el., .......... - ...
lr 1 w n . imruic- niu. r. 011, 1- unu mm 111
fam v Mr snH L n p'mh 2f J" Robert and Anna MI'an.
1 " ,!"' ":,D' Chlndgren rrant Jonsrl)d and JuMa ,te o
and family and Miss Hudson, were en
tertained at Miss Hannab Johnson's.
Sunday.
Paul Hudson, of Clackama. brought
hi slter. Ml Ruth Hulion. ong to
Meadowbrook Saturday, returning to
his home Sunday.
Hazel and N-ttle Urklns spent Sun-
of three pupils who have been absent day with Senia and Sadie Hellbackn
on account of sickness returned to Mr. Itofto left last week for Idaho
TL .U . : where he is going to work.
.wiv uiKiiiun ec company are
busy Installing their goods In th new;
In business. They purchased nnrt of I- .V u"u rr '"'""nan m
ri fl.n,,. t a..' i ram,"r s',Pnt s"nlay at R. L. Orem
store they have Just recently started
in business. They purchased part of
tbe stock and fixtures from Alfred
Daniel.
Althca Macdonald was a cuest of
velma lantril last Saturday aft-rnoon.
Arthur Mallet was the guest of his
sister. Mrs. Tom Fish. Sunday.
OllitP .1 niimhnr frsnn. t..A .... J J
the play at Molalla last Thnrsdnv m.hi ?ent one hlle playing
by the high school stndents. All re- i",8 , C. f0t ln a
port It very good. ; ho19 nnd l,r0,te the 'nrge bon? below
mi. miev. ne was nin to tna iirn-
He
Mr. Pesola left for Montana to work
in the mine.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hl.ickman an. I
s.
of Colon Mill.
Mrs. P. O. Chlndgren, Mlsn Hnnnah
Johnson and Miss Frlrlcksoon at
tended the ladles' Aid at Colton.
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Jonsrud. visited the Mt.
Pleasant school near Oregon City, of
which Mrs. Itarnum Is principal, and
siient a most enjoyable day. The Mt
Pleasant school1 Is well named, lias
three rooms and ass -mbly hall nnd Is
well equipped. Mrs llarnum hn two
a
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BARLOW.
JKNNINtIM MIIHIK. Hr. Pvh I
iHpeclall The January form luaat I
Ing of the tlracn hutch was held mi
th. ennliig of Jauuary 13 al Un
church Ktangeliatlc tunic, wit
lout .mil a MMtfM ll were ill.
cuatml Mla Klllel Hart Wat elm led
tm-rvlary of the HumUy achool BNM :
Hie realgnullnll of Ml. tltlllNII
Tlleliulld lllel ut Illeihillch on Wnl
and whn the on liiinl. were i.mi onng "' "'" Ml" ,"'iu pr.-.l.ling Ami
to bear ami the only fruit to be had ' """ ""I'l'er It lo Ik. glten on ali
wat Hie wild bluckberry and a ! btrtbday Me.daiiie W H
apple so tour that the face of the K,ll- (l,,"rKe A Ottrotu, Wllllaw
liratetl .citler grow, dl.torled al It. bildet un.l Mr. Kciui.ili
memory, even now Thee recital nt" "'" l'ommllti who have Ihe af
lielp u. to make light of pretent day '"'r '" ' n'-
annoyance. Mn II. W. Smith drove to Clack
The first month of 1I7. (hat came "u Tburttlny and attended the
in. N erl ly, I. acting n If angry "" " "" '-adlea' Aid 0t that
at the thought that hi sojourn l near , Vl'
Ing (he cud and It treating ut to wealb u .'Iter lleckner hat recovered from
er that etrrtrs (he mind luck to the hi rm- -lit llliie.t and It again able to
MbHirtfj of the eatt. There I com retinue hi dullea with tbe Hawley
fort, however, In Ihe thought that Ihe 1 company.
winl. r i- ... nearly .pent there can Mr. ami Mr. Hen lai.ev ulleiid.il t
not b a very long continuance of the ; birthday dinner ut the home of Mr,
pretent weal tier There I one tpm-lct , Uwe) t mint. Mrt lllckeiit of Port
of the ranch denlun who delight lui land on Sunday of laat wick,
the twoll.n ttreamt and In the rain i SwhII evangellitlc meeting con
tiwkml ground The u.iiatlo. fowl. ,, .,( t) ,,., j vy MaeCallum. of
tailing on the water or going with Oregon Clt. will i.e. m uu.ui kVl.n.
.tatcli tread, over Hie toft ground ury I. ai.ltled by Key. II N Smith,
are pleating to Ihe eye In their nowy i of (hi place. Sieclul music it being
Plunmge iilwat un.iilllcd b the uiu.l plunn d for this meellna Ij.inr Mr
mini which ttiey iIk in.ir food
ALL EXPECT MEASURE CREATING
NEW COUNTY WILL II AP
PIIOVIO IV LOWIR IODV
CONSOLIDATION COHMIUft GETS
fOGEfHER ill IA3I ON PROGRAM
"
Plan IncludM Union of Labor Dtpt'l
mnla llll Will b Intreducad In
olh Houa Today by Clacka
ma Caiinly Lllatrt
HALKM. Ore. Jan 31 - iHparlal lo
Hi.. Knlerprl.ei l(epreenlalla H C
Stephen bill illtldlug l l.n kam.i
rounly and rn-atlna Cacnd county
It (be Mrtl bill to be lontlderml on (he
third reading In 'he hiiuin tomorrow
morning.
While one appropriation bill It ahead
of It on Ihe calelid.-r Hint hl'l will be
.hoved atlde lo go to Ihe wayt and
meant committee mid the Caarade
meatiire will be rend for th t third
time and toled on linmmllolely after
(he teeolid rending of tbe bills.
Slephent. who ha be. n making a
heroic flghl for Hi" measure In the
Smith will uutltl Rev. MaeCallum al I noup. Ullltl Ihnl II will carry
toiuoi row. imt iloea not wish to .tale
Cheering It I. to watch them In 1'iirl.plnce and Oreiton t:it
these stormy dayt und to know thei Karl ilourdmau hat accepted Ihe ' ,la, nr believes (ho vole will be.
will soon be followed by big brood agency of the oregonlan at thlt place ,1 rlenalor I Mini. a. on tha other hand
of yellow gosling, or downy youngl Mr. Kltpun I (pending a few day M making ilreuuou effort, to hate
duck us plea. lug to .ee and ... k.khI mth Mlt. Hobklrk of Oak drove. , Ihe bill defeated when It euiiie r
for the (able In the fall Ml. Alice Waldron who taught for 'o Ihe imat. It la practically con
All building I slopped for the pre """ yHI 'n the graded schoola of'ded on all side that Ihe bill will
nt. but the regular whittle from (he Wnnli . It ublltu(la ll lhej'rry In Ihe house,
tow mill tell ut that woik It going! 0uh (ir,M' . . limnor were heard today that torn-
r. i ii. mi. n. i woo recently re tn illiiK hat lim n done by a few repn
turned from tha Oregon City bo pi Lai tentative oh tha tlrenglh of Ik bill.
I much improved. iu tblt rumor It ktH lo trace down.
The K Its held a very profllalil I , although It came from a reliable
mm. Hug on Tliurtdiiy of thlt week source
Kiev i n were present lo tuke up Ihe
on there i ,,n I clearing hat ulto re
ocu.d teinimrirv chN-ck. Imt will
recommence with renewed lgm- when
(he (orm Is over
Frank Schuld. whose serious Injury
lo hi knee was mentioned In ihe Kn
terprlte last week. It recovering cnul-
uallv. though he Is still unuli'e to
work.
Little Mabel Kby Is getting over n
severe liiirn and Is araln In .. I I
HARLOW. Ora. Feb 1. (Special)
Mrs. Henry Zelcler went through n
- ..infii' oa-ratlon. M .inlay, w hen slie
hud the thumb of her left hum! ampu
tated lielof the first Joint. Mr. Zelg
lor cut her tic: with a butcher
knife some time aito. but It never
healed; proud flesh gathered and the
lione decayed and the final rsult of
all her suffering araj amputation.
The young frlemls of the Slatnger
young folks fanio-d a surprise party
at the store und anarch .1 to the Sluta-
cer home Tuesday evening to give
them a farewell party. A pleasant
able assttsants ln Miss Wlcvealck. prl-j 'v,'n'nf wa!' ''"J0 an'1 refreshments
mar)' teacher nnd Miss Snook, (each- erved- The 'i olk will be
er of Intermediate grades. The Kelso m,8"ed from ,ne """I'3"' heTe
boys plaved the Mt. Pleasant basket K'mcr Irwln 'e1'nied home Satur
bal' team and were defeated by a I ,lay ,rom s,':'!'Px'. hore he en-
j.i.eii u iiuiniiig vucaiion ot uuw
eek.
I. TOPOLAR DIES AT
The Joint coiiMillilatloli rommlllee
flnal'y got tog tlier (mlay on a plan for
teach r't (raining work. A( (he de-
villlulliil ll... tin,- Mr- I. ..I, U...III. . .. . . . . e
.. . ........ ,), miniMilli.(liin or the lnlior ik-pwri
urn. ..I. ..I 1-t... .....I.. I........ ..ll-.. . I
'" " , "'" 1 ru"r- ments. anil decided to tend In th
an in i .vi it ii vvoiMiualil spent
-eiuiiilu) (if agt , , k in Portland
Mr und Mrs C. K. H ruard if SI
hill
originally hit iixn. Thl rontolldutet
the labor commlttlouer. Imhitlrlal ac
cident roaimltilon. Itmrd child labor
Paul. Oregon, spent tin w eek end m.prelors and Industrlnl welfare e.
.... wa aim nerniiru lamny. Mr.jmWon Thl , irov(dM fr ,
llernard returning on Monday lo hit .nitonrni. on- In chafe Indus
duties nt the creamery al dial place ...... -.,... .,.,M
ami Mrt Itcmanl who wat for.uerall, ., lllh(.r , ,w. , . ,., ,hl.r
liatdorf rcmiln d a week with her n,,lvlilr. oauMtsw.
score of 17 to 22.
Supervisor Vcddcr visited our schoo'.
Wednesday, last week, and delivered
the beautiful silver loving cup. which
Kelso won as the champions of Clack
amas county in the athletic field meet
at Canby last spring.
Miss Eslher Nelstrom Is teaching
Snow mixed with a trifl. of sun
shine this week. The weather man
I giving us a variety.
LIBERAL
4 ii, a.
4 9
Trueman Hofstctler had a bad aaccl-l for a l0W d-iy In place of Miss Yerkes
who is ill with a cold.
Lester Irwln spent the week-end
with Much Harvlson of Mt. Pleasant
The eighth Kradc took the county
arithmetic test nnd averaged 97 per
rent. The highest made made was
99 per cent by Eunice Jonsrud.
David Jarl has returned homo to
stay with his mother, Mrs. C. J, Sln-dalL
gon City hospital and had It set.
Is getlng along nicely.
)
BEAVEn CREEK.
Hud Tull attended lodge in Oregon
City. Friday night
R. E. Irwin spent Sunday with bis
neph 'W, Dell Irwln, in Portland.
Miss Sen made her semi-monthly
visit home In Portlund, the week-end.
Walter Howe was home on a visit
last week.
Mrs. Lena Bond, of Spokane. Is vis
itlng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
LIBERAL, Ore, Feb. L (SDoalal) I .. OKBBK. pre,, Feb. L
-Maraura Dakota moved to llorlng ' V , . . , IDlercM m.-etlns of
recently with his parents. The litt!
the ladles' club was held Wednesday
MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED.
It
STAFFORD.
lad was quick to learn and a eenernl ' f.ipoon home of Mrs. W. J
favorite with the children nerman. tiio president. Mrs. rieore-
Fir stumps each with roots pruned ' ET' ";resldfd- A short vroKnm was
to one desirable one, are bolng loaded rnn,d7Pd- n"Pr wnl,'h currnt events
onto wagons near the school house and i ""d tI, irs "f lntcrest werp "ed.
hauhd to Hulls Brothers saw mill I M UeweUJrn avo a very Inter. fating
Two such stumps make a good load' r""' 0n ArKent' UlllBtrattol her
as mey are ow being hauled directly . , ' "'" i'.uvure
away from roalroad facilities, the fin- '':,,n'v "frehm nts were served by
lshed pdodnct will have to bo hauled ; ilT h0S,PS8' aslsted by Mrs- Wll,la,n
back for shipment I Thomas- Present were Mrs. A. Thnm-
Jack Reilan and D. W Badger made ' 8, Mr"' JoRenh IIoff- MrB- s- Bonder
a business trip to Mullno ' i K!in MrB- Wllllnm Thomas. Mrs. Wil-
Chris Doeplebb was a Portland visl-: !'am Pan,ela- Mrs F. Mnyfleld, Miss
tor recently . '-'"w-eiiyn ana Mrs. ueorgn Havill.
Mr. Wliite of Molalla, was In Liberal
recently.
Mr. LeRoy. of the southern part of
Clackamas county, was a visitor in
Liberal a short time ago.
A Mullno merchant who has recent-
Mrs. Joseph Hoff will entertnln the
club at Its next meeting In her home
at Beaver Creek.
Don't Let Skin Troubles Spread.
Trivial blemishes are sometimes the
ly bought back the store re r'centlv first warning of serious skin diseases.
sold waa In Liberal on business Sun- Neglected skin troubles grow. Dr.
day. HobBon's Eczema Ointment prompt'y
" i 3topB the progress of eczema, heals
Something Good. ' stubborn cases of pimples, acne.
Those who hate nasty medicine blotchy, red and scaly skin. Tbe an
should try Chamberlain's Tablets for tlseptlc qualities of Dr. Hobson's
constipation. They are p'easant to Eczema Ointment kill tho i;erm and
take and their effect is ho agreaable prevent the spread of the (rouble. For
and so natural that you will not rea- cold sores or chapped handn, Ur. Hob-
llze that has been produced by a medi- son's Eczema Ointment offers prompt fa
cine. ooiainaDie everywnere. ruiiei. m jour uruKaiai, our. imv.i
LARSEN & COMPANY
Leading Grocers and General Merchants
Corner 10th and Main St., Oregon City, Or.
i
Geam Separators, Dairy, Poultry and Bee Supplies.
We pay CASH for Eggs, Poultry, Hides, Grain
and other produce.
STAFFORD, Ore.. Feb. 1. (Special)
About an Inch of wet snow is on
the ground.
Henry Baker has b ;en suffering with
an affection of the hear(, induced, we
hear, from a severe cold, und haH been
under tho doctor's car? for a couple
of weeks; although not confined to his
bed. He is litter now, and uil hope
for a speedy recovery.
Last Thursday ev -nlng the members
of Key. Lucas' church gave him a sur
prise party to celebrate his birthday,
and presented him with a very nice
writing desk. Lunch was serv id, dur
ing the evening and al! went home
glad they had been there.
Mr. Van Nortwlck has not as yet
found a place that suits him. Th :
new people have stocked up un are
running the store.
William Hchatz spent the afternoon
Of Monday very pleasantly visiting
with J. Q. Gag ;, of St. Helens, who is
at the old home making farm gates
for his mother, to replace worn out
ones, and doing other necessary work
needed about the placs.
Look out for ground hogs next Frl
day.
Pork Is almost too expensive for a
rmer to serve on his own table al
present.
Th? young people's meetings on Sun
day evenings, at the German Baptist
church are well attended, and all seem
to take a good (leal of Interest In th -m I
J. Q. Gage took advantage of thej
snow to sow some grass seed on Tues
day.
Shareholders In the local telephone
company are hastening to pay up for
the coming year, In anticipation of a
raise In price.
County Clerk Iva Harrington Wed
Deadly Issued a marriage flcenso to
Iva H. Baratow and Ernest Broslg, of
Seotts Mills.
laaiC Tolpolar. In the furniture and
hardware busln -ss nt Mt Main street
for over L'O years, died nt his home ut
.'i09 John Adams street at S : 1 .'. Q'clOOl
Wednesday night. He bad been ill
with heart trouble for Rome tluio.
The Tolpolar store . wns partlly
wrecked January 13 when n qnantlty
of powder explodcc In the renter of
tho building The front of the stop
was blown Into tho trei(, and four
men wore Injured. Mr. Tolpolar es
caped with only nllght burns on thl
face anil hnmls, but since (he accident
he has been unnh'e to attend to IiIh
business on : (-count of shattered ner
v 's.
Mr. Tolpolar was liorn fill year ago
In Poland and came to fin gon City al
moHt a quarter of a century ago. Dur
ing practically nil the tlmo he was a
resident of this city he was In the
furniture and hardwan business, and
Ii- was one of the best known busi
ness men In the county. He wns a
Maccabee.
Ills widow and three daught -rs, Mrs
S. O. Stein nnd Mrs. Paul D. IHmm. of
Portland, and Mrs. A. A. Price, of Ore
iton City survive.
Funeral arrangements will be made
today.
I
later at thl place. II. J. liatdorf. of
A'lmli) bus also been a recent visitor
at the Bern.-.rd home.
Mrs. Jennie JOOH, Mrs. Peterson
mid Mrs. Wllm r Huniinond of Ken
ton; Mrs S P. how, of St. Paul, Minn ,
Mrs Kay Moore of Montana ami Mr
lies Prili chert, oof the Lodge were
luncheon guests of Mrs. Hugh Robert
on Tui day.
Congratulations are finding their
way lo Ih . Portlund home of Mr. and
Mrs. Langdon Spooncr, over the arrh
ill of a little daughter, who cuine on
Sunday.
Mrs. William Qragaltt, of Portland.
was a Sunday viiltor ut the II. H
Emmons home.
Mary Brucchurt. who Is ittteendlng
school In Oregon City spent Hi mid
tern with homo folk.
Constipation Dull Your Brain.
Thnt dull, llsdrss. opprossed (MllDJ
Is due to Impurities In your system,
sluggish liver, clogged Intontlnns. Dr.
King's New Llfo Pills give prompt
re'lef. A mild, ony, non griping
bowel movement will tone up your
system and help to clear your muddy,
pimply complexion. Get a Lot t lo of
Or. King Now Llfo Pills toduy at
your druggist, 25c. A doso UmlfDI
will muko you cbeorful at breakfast.
(Adv.)
Thl bill has received drong ills
approval from the rovernor and he re
OeflUy lsued a (tiitrmcni declaring
himself ngalnsl 11 Whlh no stnte
merit came fnun the co entire office
dlr -etly In thnt effect II hn( hecu
hinted by those clone to him that Ihl
bill. If It pnssoa the two houses, muv
have n hard I line gittlng by hi office
However Dial muv he, lime hound
Is In (ell a (he bill will come In to
both lions tomorrow morning. Itep.
raeOBtatWc Brownell will Introduce
It In the limine and Senator IMmlck In
the senate us chairmen of the reap
the hulls and senate rommlttoei on
consolidation and It will lie sent ot
through each bouse on Us Journey to
determine whether II will ever roach
fin governor's office.
Severe Cold Quickly Cured.
"On December Ural i had n very
seven cold or attack of th grip as
it may lie, ami was nearly down sick
In bed." writes (1. J Met calf, Woath
erby, Mo. 'I bought two bottle of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy and It was
only ii few days until I was com
p'etely r .stored to health 1 firmly
bellere thai Chamberlain' cough
Remedy is one of tin very iust modi
lilies and will know what to do when
I have another cold," Obtaliiiibln
everywhere.
25c PER MONTH IS THE AVERAGE COST
OF OPERATING A MITCHELL WATER SYSTEM
QANICU TULC DIIPKITT I? Bit0 ft l:,e Water Buckct Must Go- a is a back breaker
Dnllldn I IlL DUvllL I DIIIUnUlL . a back number and a useless consumer of energy.
Think how many miles of steps your wife Is obliged to tako oach day becauso alio does not ha vo tho advnnlagas of water under
pressuru. Is it any wondor that sho is dog tired oach night Tho usolcss waste of onoriry in lifting a heavy water buckot oacli
time a little water is needed, tho endless trips to tho woll or spring, tbeso aro tho things that make for physical breakdowns.
Think of the chance of your water becoming contaminated and tho health of your family destroyed.
Think of tho danger of flro. a fire that a steady stream of water will quickly kill but when this Is not at hand will groodlly consumo
your home, your property and possibly a life. These things can't bo thought of in tho terms of dollars but tho fact Is that
YOU'LL GET YOUR MONEY'S
WORTH OUT OF A
MITCHELL WATER SYSTEM
in
MORE WAYS
THAN ONE
No Secret About the
Mitchell System
ESTATE LEFT HERE.
A petition for probate of th? will of
Alfred Gertsen, who died December 13,
at Mandal, Norway, was fl'ed Wednes
day In the probate departm?ent of the
county court by Carl Oberg. An es
tate consisting of two and a half acres
of Clackama county land, valued at
$2500, was left by tbe deceased.
fhe MUfVii Sjratnn a ultnplo yt.m, lu.lhlnit DIM
-nil to utiriVrittaiKt or ..Hrte, ib.,ut It.
I'll., rpimon It irlt-i- L.-ilur wrvlfi. U lirrnuM. It U
Hindi- up of btltpr uiilm. In milking our r,utriln v..
lie- MltrMI l-r, I BtM I'li.-iiiiiiill" 1 .. nk : ll n
tPHtci tinil.T li.'iirl. r '. ..-ii.- Mi ni .'."'i i-iin nil on It
1.1..1 it Ku.ininl, . ' r-.r 10 ioiiiiiim; vvi- un.. oliiv ii."
IIYEBI Klfn rnlvi. M.-iit porn .n. If tl.,-ri In n h.-IN'r
mini tlian til- Mrers, the moat rrltlrnl pump bnjrcn In
Amffrlca do not tinow of it. r i- riower. If n gswtln
.-nicliie la iim.Ji.I, .v.- Itmtflll n HIotit. Hi, moil il"i-nil-iilile
tliTi' u. 1 1 h Hlniitllrlly will spp! to you at ..iit-i!.
More llliin 8,000 tia. ra In tho Nortliwi-at auy It' a
-Koort" Hi fine, an.t .. it ii,
Iii fii.t, our outflfa ure mafle up to ault your reiiolri'-
inetita: we ,l'.ut i.ii.iiipt to make X"nr r'-'iulrciu'-tita
-nil ,.iir oullila. Wiiii. ua and wo will ti-ll you bovr
we do It.
It will mrike your prfin'rty more valuable, It will Itaaki ynnr fiiuillv
more happy and eon tented through (be enjoyment of tim balhi ttm
Imiridry, the many oilier convenience Unit are dependent 1 -1 a
supply of running "rater in tb iiomo.
Tiie Mltebell HyMtem innk.-s ibii.ns more eonvanlenl In th barnyard
and It art., i. lit aliH'ilute protection aioiliiHt fire ly lUnplylng a depend
able supply of water under any pressure up to IJ.r, piein.lH.
It will fielp preaerve the bealth of your f"lkn, bcala nothing of
foreign nature eao ffet Into tbe water alter It has been pumped
Into tho .Mitchell Water System.
If vnir water sou rea Is pur, your water will remain pure until
It flows from the tap.
The Mitchell "Water Hystem furnishes cool water In summer "nil Is
proof UKalnst freezing In winter. In short, It makes life Worth llvlnit.
and If you will look at Ihe matter fro n every air.de you will eorne to
the rnnnluHlon that you simply cannot afford to do without water
under pressure In the home.
Water
when you
want.
Wh.re
you want
yaK. Stovar Englnaa
t afafH
fT ' aaaaaaaW TT M .narT If -'""f 1 'aaT aaaall IIP
-i ' I".'- V . ."WlV- ' -
PORTLAND
ORE. v
. BOISE
Ronrf -fnr
ACOpU of
our book
FROM THE PATH
OF HIS FATHERS"
It will tell you
dldbout this
water supply Question
ASK FOR BOOK
v ni v.. u,.
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W. J. WILSON & CO. Oregon City Agent
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