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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1917.
London Police Now Wear Helmet Against Bombs
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Policemen In London haY8 been given steel helmeta like thosa worn
by British soldiers In the trenches to protect them tgalnst bombs from
Zeppelins.
NORTON ALLEGES CRUELTY
Frank Norton is plaintiff in a di
vorce action filed against Louise Nor
ton In circuit court Friday In which
he alleges cruel and inhuman treat
ment and failure of the defendant to
live with him. The complaint Btates
that the couple were married at Van
couver, Washington. June 14, 1917,
and that on the ride home to Portland
the same evening the defendant re
fused to ride with plaintiff but rode
with the driver of the car, and told
the occupants of the car she did not
love plaiutiff and could not under
stand why she had married him.
AUTO THIEF KILLED
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29. Frank
Grogan, driving an automobile truck
he bad just stolen, was killed today
when the machine crashed into a
street car. Henry Hawthorne, said
to have been his pal, who was on the
seat with him, was held by the police
on a charge of manslaughter as a
result of the accident
FIFTH SON TO UNCLE SAM.
North Bend Work starts on new
dry kilns for North Bend Lumber &
Mill Co.
St Johns to have plant for instal
lation of machinery in vessels.
Cottage Grove Brown Lumber Co's
mill here may be rebuilt soon.
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
car, I
town ua tuure la I'regoa bad
Washing Uia, giving a Irscfiptii
Hkftrh of each plar-, Locatioa,
rnipiunjr fMuiurs ana iiaiMt.
lied IMMwtory l each Sueiacii
B. UVOIK CO, las.
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ChHe Bricklay, Football Star of Har
vard, la Ona of Thtm.
Bwton.- Mi-s. William J. Brk-kley.
mother of the Harvard football star,
has given four of her five sons to the
country and mvs that uon as the
younsst is a little oliH-r be'U bo too.
William J. Brirkley. Jr.. the oldest
son. Is a yeiuan at Commonwealth
pier, South Boston; Charley Brlckley,
the second sou, whose tie has won
many a victory for the vrimson team,
is tralnlujr with the Harvard reserve
officers' corps; tieoriw Brickley hai
Joined the medical reserve corps as
hospital apprentice, and Joseph Brick
ley Is In the army unit at Norwich uni
verslty.
So much has leeu written about the
athletic prowess of Charley Brlckley
that New Eniandors to a certain ex
tent have overlooked the ability of tht
other boys on the Held and In the gym
nasium. Eiecially has little been
beard about Bill, the oldest son.
The heavyweight champion of the na
val reserves at Commonwealth pier Is.
sued a challenge the other day to all
comers. The first acceptance was from
Bill, and the bout was arranged. The
mill was fast and furious and cutlet
in Bill scoring a kuot kout.
A round, smooth hole in the side of a
franite monumeut about nine miles
out from Mexico City is locally known
by a term which signifies "Pluto's
afcty valve." The hole is alanit nine
tuches in diameter at the uteuing.
which U polishrtd in a tujuner which
suggests human woikuiasish'p. That
man had nothing to do ith drilling or
polishing this hle iil l. readily sur
mised when it is known that it has
occasinually emitted hot a:r and smoke
during a period extimdiug ovr 300
years.
Dolph to have new cheese factory.
WON BYGARTOONS
North Dakota Artist Elected to
Congress by Drawings.
ILLUSTRATED HIS SPEECHES.
Nona of th Othar Politieal Campaign'
era Could Equal J. M. Batr'a Chalk
Talks In Catting Audiancaa Farmart
Would Dr.va Fifty Milaa to Saa tha
Young Fallow Maka Thoa Pioturea,
Fargo. N. IX All the set rule, of po
litical poker wer violated In Norih l.
kota when the worklngmeu of the
cities and the farmers united to send a
nonpartisau raudldsle to congivsa.
John M. Baer, who was sent on bis
way to Washington by a 3.000 plurality,
Is not a lawyer, gone to jolu tha 3o0
other lawyer in our national assembly,
lustead. he Is a cartoonist on a Kargo
newspaper, lie was educated as a civil
engineer, took a tliug at farming and
became luterestted In politics through
the cartoonist's necessity for studying
current affairs. If he had been a year
younger than his twenty-live years he
could not have been admitted to th
bouse of representatives.
Naturally, the young men were fot
him. Drainage engineers spoke for him
because they thuiiglit his technical
training would bo of nso In discussing
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be placed In Central Park, New York, as part of the Liberty Loan campaign. The photograph shows the vessel In
three sections lifted from a steamer to the pier.
John u. a.u:a.
pnhllr- improvement projects. Cartoon
Isls and artists sent drawings for
traveling esliiMt ltost!ng his cause.
One newspupor humorist gave up his
job to go out and giv& Illustrated
8eecbes for him. hi the I'argo Cour
ier News, all Bucr's drawings bore the
union laliel-mid tlic wi rkiugmao was
favorably inclined
Then there were the farmers, whose
lot he once hud shared In liU brlel
twenty-live ears of life The Itepub
lican and ltemoc-rniii'tandidates sought
to impeach his record on the soiL VS.
they rharged. he made himself the
laughing stock of the community by
covering a wauon l.unl of Hax to pro
teit It from the frost. It seems thai
flax Is linrvloiiN In chill, and tlif
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agricultural district It appeared m
one time that .Mr i:.-r nM ul sur
vive this indication tliut lie was unlit
ted to sit in the national councils
But Baer got out hi nr'Ms crayon
and drew a picture r the farm wagon
driving through n terrltn- windstorm
The tarpaulin, he pn.ved lo all ttllhln
hearing nt sight, was necessary to pre
veut his harvest finn. bluwlng away
Having thus displayed saicsumullke
ability for explaining aa damugiug
evidence, the rai-e was e.t tHletl lo Hie
young uoupurtlsuu
As a politinildrawlim card all the old
parly oratory could not eipial Mr. Uuer's
chalk talka Farmers would drive llfty
miles to see the young fellow draw those
picture -crude likenesses of anything
from a stale untied grain elevator lo a
fat Minneapolis miller gouging the men
who raised the wheat.
Haer's election marked the entry ol
the Nutlonal Nonpartisan league Into
uatlounl iHilltlc. Lively Interest was
manifested thnMigtniiit the nation be-"
cause the league lias now spread Into
eight' stutes. Kansas, Missouri and Ne
braska among them, with a total uieia
bershlp of UHUXW. nearly half of which
la In North Dakota.
Oropa 'Kanac' From Plana,
lied wood City. Cal.-"The kaiser la
dead.'" shouted a modern Paul Re
vere, galloping through Itedwood City.
The people rushed to the town hall to
hear eontirmatlon of the new. Direct
ed to a nearby marsh, they found the
"kaiser" up to his neck In mud. Dan
Havidson. air pilot at the nearby avia
tion school, made an eillpy of friend
Hill Hoheiutollern. went up in his aero
plane early In the morning and dropid
Bill Into the marh An early rising
farmer saw the ellis.v drop and rushed
to the spot, thinking xonie aviator bad
fallen. On learning it only th"
kaiser th farmer spread the word.
North Bend South Slough maca
dam road work progresses.
BAVARIAN OFFERED POST
AMSTKHOAM. Oct. 29. The Zei
tung am Mlttag. of Berlin, says the
German chancellorship has been offer
ed to the Bavarian premier. Count von
llertllng, who has asked for time to
consider the matter.
COMPLAINT ALMOST GONE.
"Foloy'a Honey and Tar la great,"
writes L. W. Day, 65 Campbell Ave,
E., Derolt, Mich. "It relieve bron
chitis quickly. My complaint ha al
most gone and I hope never to have
It again." The experience of thousands
proves that there I no better remedy
for coughs, colds, or croup. The gen
uine costs no more than substitutes,
and this old reliable cough medicine
should be In every home every winter.
Insist on Foley" Honey and Tar
time tried and never falling. Jones
Drug Co. Adv.
NELDON'8 WATCH 8H0P
Headquarters for First-Class Repair
ing on Watches, Clock, Jewelry.
All Job Warranted.
220 7th SL Near Oregon City Eleytor.
I Tay Postage on Jobs Sent In by Mail.
FRANK NELDON
Watchmaker and Jeweler.
rHONES
Qfflce Home, A-23 Pacific, 253
Rosldence 36F11
DR. WM. C SCHULTZE
DR. F. P. SCHULTZE
Physicians and Surgeon
Rooms 217-218 Masonic Bu'ldln.
Oregon City Oregon
Money to Loan
PAUL C. FISCHER
Lawyer
Deutsch-iprechender Advokat
OREGON CITY OREGON
DEAD IIORSE3 TAKEN Cash paid
for dead cows and down and out
horses. Will call any whore. Phone
Mtlwnukle 09 J.
WANTED to hear from owner of
good ranch for tale. State cash
price, full description. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn,
NOTICE
of Road District Budget Masting.
Notice is hereby given that, pursu
ant to Chapter 234, General Law 1913,
and Chapter 223, General Laws, 1915,
a meeting of the legal voter of Glad
stone Road District No. 61, Clackamas
County, Oregon, will be held at Glad
stone School House, in said district
on the 24th day of November, 1917,
at the hour of 7:00 o'clock p. m., for
the purpose of considering the follow
ing estimates of the amount of money
to be raised by special tax In ald
district for the ensuing year:
Road and Highway.
Improvement and maintenance of fol
lowing described roads:
County road from Clackamas River
wagon bridge along Clackamas
Boulevard to Portland Avenue;
thence following Portland Avenue
to Ipswich Street: thence via Abrr
nothy Lane to the city limit of
Gladstone. Clackamas County. Oro-
gon IS03.24
County road from Clackamas
wagon bridge, along Oregon City
Milwaukie road to Arlington street,
Glndslone; thence, In discretion of
county court, either following pres
ent traveled county road No. 417
to Gladstone city limits, or follow
ing Railroad avenue, Gladstone, to
city limits of Gladstone $1803.21
Probable Receipt.
Probable receipts of ssld road dis
trict from sources other than from
direct taxation upon real and per
sonal property for the ensuing year
$ Nil..
Balance.
Amount of all balances on hand f Nil
Subscribed by three resident free
holder o( said district and by tht
rond itinervlHor of said district this
83rd day of October, 1917.
Also subscribed by County Judge.
C. W. PARRISII,
Freeholder,
WM, HAMMOND,
Freeholder.
T. J. II. WILLIAMS.
Freeholder.
II, C. W RON Kit,
Road Hutiervtsor Road Dint. No. 61.
II. S. ANDKDSON, County Judge,
NOTICE
of Road District Budget Meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that, pursu
ant to Chapter 234, General Law 1913,.
and Chapter S23, (liuieral Law 1915.
a meeting of the legal voter (it Road
District No. 3f, Clackamas County,
Oregon, will be held at tha Cottrell
school house District No. 107, In (aid
district, on the 24th day of Novem
ber, 1917, at the hour of 10:30 o'clock
u. m, for the purpose of considering
the following estimates of the amount
of money to be raised by special tax
In said district tor the ensuing year:
Rosd and Highways,
Improvement and maintenance
of Mullenhoff Shrlner road 1200.00
Improvement and maintenance
if Booth road 1200.00
Improvement and maintenance
of Rnilford road 1200.00
Improvement and mnlntenanc
of Dunn road . 1200.00
Improvement and maintenance
of Oregon City road ........ 1200.00
Propabls Receipt.
Probable receipts of (aid road district
from source other than from direct
taxation upon real and personal
property for the ensuing year I
Balance.
Amount of all balance on hand, none
Subscribed by three resident free
holders of snbl district and by the
road supervisor of said district this
20th day of October, 1917.
Also subscribed by County Judge.
FRANK BEERS,
Freeholder.
K, R. BROOK.
Freeholder,
a. N. HOOD.
Freeholder.
R. A. HUTCHINS.
Road Supervisor Road Dlst No. 35.
H. S. ANDERSON, County Judge.
Notice of Road District Meeting to
'Vote Special Road Tax.
Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to
See. 15, Chap. 299, General Ijiws of
Oregon for 1917, that a Road District
Meeting of the legal voters of Road
District No. 1. Clnckainne County, Ore
con, will be held tin the 21th day of
November, A. D. 1917, In said Road
District, at the hour of 1:00 o'clock
p. m., In Harmony School House, to
vote an additional tax in said road lis
trlct for road purposes a by law pro
vided, ' It. 8. ANDERSON,
County Judge.
Notice of Road District Masting to
Vote Special Road Tax.
Notice I hereby given, pursuant to
Sec. 15, Chap. 299, General Law of
Oregon for 1917, that a Iload District
Meeting of the legal voters of Road
District No. 35, Clackamas County.
Oregon, will be held on the 24th day
of November. A. D. 1917. In tald Road
District ,at tho hour or 1:00 o'clock
p. tn., In the Cottrell school house.
School District 107, to vote sn addi
tional tax In eald road district for
road purposes aa by law provided.
II. 8. ANDERSON.
County Judge.
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