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OREGON aiY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY; JUNE 6 1919.
MILWAUKIE
& NO
RTHERN C
ELECTION IS QUIT
IN BOTH PRECINCTS
SOLDIER COMMITTEE
TOIETIDNESDAY
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i HP PJWVIftl V S 1 .' .. . w tUV V ". til n v v . v av-..v- '
f. Aw nA - . (hA lffll!lt) 1T.-'ffc lfi?-Eltt U.t ir Will TT1 W t A"d
ever cat In Milwaukle only W rot' neeJay evening to work out th final
being ct In the fro precincts. $ ia detail of the calibration. The mayor
Ward 2 and 41 ia Ward I. AU the Mil ' will be asked to declare holiday
carried except the lieutenant ; everyone can attend.
which was snowed under i
JUST KIDS Orer, Sensitiveness
By Ki drier
lagkamas
SRIDEfJIS HAVE GOOD S'SSSIS;
merit.
Ward 1. The industrial and recon
struction hospital amendment lost by
J vote, but was carried by enough ia
Ward 2 to carry it ortr.
The good road Kinds amendment
was Very popular.
The pubUs in the it trade gave
their teacher. Mis Barken, a surprise
at her home Tuesday evening. Music,
game and a ,M!y gtxvi time was had
by tads present Light refreshment
were served. Thoe of the dia are
ARTILLERY RECEPTION. Haxel Ingram. Pauline Partlett. Esther
The Oregon field artillery auxiliary Peryara. SIU Hubbard. Nellie Kwing
to Batteries A and B gave a banquet. Fred rV.J:aan. Albert tow, leach
reception and dance at the Multnomah j Pattoo. John SkeUy, and Elmer John
hotel, Tuesday evening in honor of the. son. Oiher guests were Miss Suuffer.
returned soldier. Many were pres-, Mrs. Mvfie!J and family.
et and a most enjoyable evening was; 0ur ckw Jane IS. The
spent- I promotion excercises will be held
- " ! Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
MILWAUKIE LOCALS. I In the assembly wra. The graduation
II W. Brown, our meat market i -ut Thur!v evening
owner, has bought two lota from , 0-dock R. K!rk. of Oregon
O. Lowe oa Washington street and : c1tT wfa 1(jdrw$ IB cUs4, Mr. John
will move hi. family to hi new borne ( w,ldron. chatrmn of the board, will
in the near future, J present the diplomas. The class is:
Oreo Zimmerman and Peter Altad, yrl, JohBaoB Ctirkm jnson. Rog-
wiu arrive come v,eneaay iney(Jr HUrkBUn WUwn. F-ater
were memner. 01 an engtneer corps. R b ,..
and have been over seas for a lont!PteIU Hubbrd. Freda Meyers. Elmer
. v , . i Evens, Adenia Rota, Opal Speck.
Sin. A. M Kinehart is bnDdin, a Xw,, Mndw ,nr
nau nunsaww on ner property m.MT Conwy.
Ort Grove. . v Mrs. J. J. Patoa andi ier two child
The ladies of the Catholic churcn M(,
at the city nali June 5. The public is
cordially invited.
Oak Grove
OAK GROVE, Jane i Mr. and Mr
S Fred Hsrris are the proud grand
pt rents of a little son born TnesJar,
May :?, tt Mrs. Edna $pifl-l .,rrt.
wife of the late Fred Harris ;an:
Mother and baby doing cicely.
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Ross ar be'.sg
cosgridalated on the arrival a lit
tle ton born Tharsday.
Ifrs. L. E. Armstrong left Monday
frKTr.;r f.r her home in WbreKr
aftr ??-.i:rs ten days here visiting
Th" parrta and teacher, associa
tSrt w;a asm this Friday ar-d hold
ren!.r business mee'inc, after
wiiirt Vri. Ken Ely, of Portland will
r ..,k to tje ipjeg Everyone is m
v ted
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams and
baby, of Portland, called on Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Riley Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Charlton and
baby, of Portland spent Sunday with
their grandpasents, Mr and Mrs J H
Riley.
The pupils of the different classes
in our school are having picnic parties
down on the river camp grounds. Wed
nesday Miss Stauffer's class had
pleasant day toasting woinies and
playing games.
Miss Evelyn Toungs from Bremer
ton, Wash., visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Toangs of Rlsley sta
tion last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Johnson, of Ris
ley station, sold their home to Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Wagenblast, of Laurel
hurst, Portland. Consideration $4250.;
with old friends at Sheridan.
Comma c!iy Chan. Sunday
Schol will meet at 18 a. m. Children's
day service at 11.15 a. m. Epworth
League at T a. m. At g P. M. will be
held the annual service in honor of
the eighth grade radn'. Rev. P.
J. Sehnert and Rev. J. j. iatlon will
give the addresses for the occasion.
Special music.
BADEN POWELL TO SEE SCOU1
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(AN SEE JS THERE ANY PAINT ZZ'r'ry
ION HY CCAT. CR ANYTHING -F-' "': : : f '
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AVERAGES IN EXAMS
Tim d of the SchtHiU ll III llitrr
extiKt Pnii of Oil wk and iit
The pupil of lb seventh and elahth
rd liMik lit rjulrl tt tHmln
a(lou mid all d wlih $mA nvrr
, lii ti I ilni)iiij rorord after
th long vAcatliui, rnuil by th In
Ituerita rpldmnlo l uprlnn-
omo. mi Ui T
DR. Q.P tow 1,11
WU An.,d ., 1BJ I0"
OMtot: WUwittkl, Buu h '
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Ilecteacwte Leopard t lave Pelt
A leopard u-t by a motion pli-tur
coticfrn recently took (o sulklnf, which
made him tllre hl coinpanloo
sin. Killing hint lth a HUKiniw. -132333
ered rtrt was Brat ilml. bnt waa
ob)ectM.1 to, as II would dHflur th
vsluahl il t. To avoid Hit. lwtro.
rvtton was docUM ujk.ii, uing powtr
from nrarby siailo.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
U 1 " 1 Al " i i -i in ii i n i
Phones: "aitlc &1
II.UIHI l
In a eahleimim receive at the na
tional headqaarter of the Bny Scouts
of America the annnuncinwt Is made
that Gen. Sir P.rt S. S. fia.Vn
Powell will visit the Rr.v S.-nts of
j America either In May or June at
euro tirw as convenient to the orsran-
Since the I'-.y Scoots of America
have been asked by the French gov.
ernmetit to take leadership in formu
lating an educational program along
scouting lines, much attention la being
arawn to the possibilities of closer In
ternational relations among the great
scout brotherhood.
One of the matters that the lead
era in this country will discuss with
General Baden-Powell, the founder of
the boy scouts. Is the furthering of a
cjoser International bpndL
Longest British Strike.
The longest strike which Britain has
experienced was that which broke out
at Lord Penrhyn's slate quarries at
Bethejda In October. 1900, and lasted
until November. 1003. Dnrin fhpn
three years more than one and one-half
million dollars was lost In waees
alone; and whereas at the beginning
Britain imported no slate, at the end
ships were taking more than 1.200
tons of foreign slate a week to BritMi
markets.
SAD VENTURES OF:
JIMMY COON
ilaintr that
looked l.ke
grew Cure
a plough
m
m
sll of this
the bottom
field.
Put Couin I'rula hVe t luve
Hi wers on hi table jim as your
dar mother like a hmiqurt of flow
em on the dinner table. mi he
finished his lumb of kunk :bba
with the rxt of do ttkjth violet
"Jimmy Coon are you ever sick."
asked Cousin Brum, "and what do
you do then. If you are far away ' and anrlnr K.,i-.
from your doctor?" , ,, ' . . .
, I Jimmy t oon and T(!dy l'oum
The only time 1 am ever sick is' were hWo a pretty dulil time and
when I eat too much, and lean eat ; they yawned ami fretted and wi!,l
an awful lot before that happens. j something woulj turn up Th- re s
'Oh. there U a certain kind of .nothing to do.' but Cousin i'ruin
grass that my mother taught me to , didn't notice their tcruiiibilna at all
Drugs, Prescriptions, Druggist Sundries,
Vetinary Remedies
Fancy Stationery and Choice Candies.
At your home drug store.
' THE PERRY PHARMACY
Milwaukle, Oregon W- B Pfrry Pfep
find and eat. Then I fiud a hollow; He began to dl into a thin Uy-r of
tree, and 1 take lon nap and j earth which covered a hill side for
wake up weil." j aiore root, and fitwlly Jimmy Coon
And said Cousin Bruin. - have!tal1' "Now roraf 'n Cousin, you
the root of a certain kind of fern .' ,,,n enough roots to keep up
and that always cure me. but I am j Vnur PPeti:e. I know nom-Hhmg fine
never I u t rrom eating t,m i u.
am sick If I don't get enough to eat. j
That always gives me a horrible!
pain, so that I have to be very ram i
fuL My mother taught me that not j
to have enough to eat was very dan- j
gerous to the health, so come on :
ADJUTANT-GENERAL
MAY RESIGNS FROM
Of STATE!
SERVICE
GEORGE C BROWNE! L
ATTORNEY A1 LAW
Oregon CHy, Ore.
AU Ugwt bosiaea promptly aitsajed l
I'tu.o Milesukl U W,
JOHNSON REALTY CO.
Hesl latate. Insurants n Rswian
Otflca at Kiatloa Milwsnkla, Of
Office I hc na rttdera itk.,a
Mllwsuklel Oak Orov 111
DR. R. S. RAMSEY
0ENTIIT
MOfRa-l 10 A kf to 1 M. I H P
M. lo 1 00 1". M
Moom t7 lUak Uuitdlag
MiUaukl. Org
EAT MEAT
Th human tftlm 4eiIlM,
m nutrition AMt J
food; .! provide totk ,-l
tth. sold (,, 'm
Milwaukle McatMaArt
Tel. II W Milw.uki 0(
w ti , Phone, j
atiiwood 62 B.JJ25
OU DOORCO
Portland, Cie.
Msnufacluftrt f
SASH DOORS AND WU
WURK
Yellow Hr, t SjwUft,
Your Corrripondtnc
oohcilrd
SALEM, Or . May Jl -John U May.
adjutant general of Oregon, submitted
ht reiignatlon to Coventor Otcotl to
day, to become effective Jun 1.
The governor will announce th ap
pointment of a successor within th
t"it few daya
In submitting hi resignation.
Colon.I May told the governor h de
itvd to re-enter th service of th
Southern Pacific company, which he
'"ft at the outbreak of the war.
Jiramy. for I truly feel that I shall ;
be very vck. if I don't g't something
hearty before long!"-
"Now Jimmy Coon, roots of skunk i
cabbag are the very best tonic in ;
the world to help a failing appetite I
or dandelions are the best greens in I
the world, so as we go aioiig we '
mu-st look out for skunk cabbage In (
every marshy hollow we pM for it I
would be an awful thing if we 1
should lose our appetitea:" j
And TtMMy Possum winked at I
Jimmy Coon, and said "Yes. that '
would h-- an awful thing. Cousin j
Bruin. So we will look hard. Over)
there I think I can see a marshy '.
place and nktink cabbage always'
grows there." j
Thone animal hunted all over!
that niarxhy bottom for knnk cab-'
i bage roots and when th-y hail found
His First Visit
Mr. Lloyd ('.org would in
Liverpool pot, to have had a preml
tion of hi future eiiiMfiir when he
paid a Ami vl(t to London a lad
of nlnefen. "Went to the house of
common." be w rote home to hi uncle.
"Very diiiii-.lnf.f. I will not say but
tbnt I eyed the neitiily In a spirit
similar to that in which William the
Conqueror eyed Engluii.1 on hi visit
to Kilwnni the 'itifeor n the region
of hi future domain. Oh. vanity!"
Injections of Cane Sugar.
OiM-tor Boxi-ii thill reiiort to
the
Pree Medical? (Paris) tbnt he has
admlni-tered liitruvetum Injection of
s strong solution of nn harone In nu
nierou a of tuberculosis. The pro
cedure exer a inniilf.-Ht tonic action.
It rslK-s the I,im) pn-Hure, augments
the body weight, nnd Imllrerily pro
duces a favornble effwt on the tuber
culoii lesiohH. Tloe remit are
scribed by the author to an enhance
ment of the functions of the liver.
i Oouble Bottom Put to Work.
For niny yearw few steamthlp
j frm th far f hsv brought fO"l
, i oil back to Britain In the btlat spec,
twtweeti their Innfr and outer bulla
The practice never beam general,
bowover. and "tankers" continued lo
handle the bulk of th trade. But In
June. 11)17. Increase,! submarine activ
ity and the eiaiihn of the allM
fleets made lmmellat additions lo
tank tonnage so Imperative that not
few, but hundred, of British and
American "double bottoms" were fitted
for this amlllary cargo. Apart from
Ita wartime result this new practice
h taught murine engineer many lea
sons that will guide them la designing
the oil burning ship of tomorrow,
Popular Mechantr Mgaxin.
OREGON CITY SCHOOLS
First State Bank er Mil wauiie
"YOUR HOMC DANK"
Conduct General Bunking Buiintu
I per cent. Interest on Savings. Safe Deposit Bom for Rest
YOUR PARTONAGE APPRECIATED!
tLLWOOO Mt
East Side Mill & Lumber Companj
Mill and General Office: Foot of Spokane Atcnue
BRANCH YARD!:
Raat Thlrtv nlaia ml iiu...i...j.. , xn r tt
niauon; pnon: Main iuij
Miller , Mo ry U.tbr Co, Unta; Tabor III. Bllll
TOCLOSE
NEXTMONTH
ALL PLAN EXERCISE!
You can't cover blackheads, pimples,
rd spot on the face with powder;
they're bound to bo seendon't worry
or spoil your temper, take Holllster's
tlocky Mountain Tea earh week'twll
banlah them thru thn blood, the only
sure. way. 35c. Huntley Drug (;,,
Adv.
J P. FIN LEY & SON
Perfect Funeral Service
Montgomery and Fifth
Tclcphon Main 9
A-1599
Portland
The Oregon City schools will close
in June, starting with the annual
senior class play at Shively's opera
house June 6th at 8 P. M.
Saturday evening, June 7th, the
graduating exercises of the eighth
grades of the Barclay and Eastham
schools will be held in the auditorium
of the Oregon City high school. The
exercises will commence at 8 P. M
There are many students of these tw
schools having successfully passed
the required examination.
The Baccalaureate sermon for the
high school will be preached by Rev
K. E. Gilbert, at the Methodist church
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, June 8
The class day exercises of the sen
ior class of the high school will be
held in the high school auditorium
Monday evening, June 9th.
The graduating exercises of the
high school will be held Tuesday
evening, June 10th, at the high school
auditorium, Rev. John IL Boyd, of
Portland, will give the addrens.
There are fifty-eight' students to
graduate from the Oregon City high
school this year. The class flower is
the sweet pea.
"You can get the best SOc meal in
Clackamss County every day, includ
ing Sunday, at West Linn C. W. Inn,
across the bridge from Oregon City.
8:80 to 8 A. M., 18:00 to 1:00, and 5:30
to :30 P.M. Haircut 35c. Share JOc
Same place."
Protectinjj Airplane Propeller.
An lumlnum plating for airplane
propellers bas been devised for the
purpose of protecting the wood from
the influence of the weather, which
has been a serious problem heretofore.
The plating is a thin leaf which is in.
eorporated in the finish of the propel-
ers, ana the idea wa developed
the forest products laboratory
Madison, Wis., and placed In produc
tion by the war department The
process is practically 100 per cent ef
iective in preventing absorption
water, particularly m the storage
stage. A French authority states that
80 per cent of the French propellers
produced are rejected by the pilots
mainly because they are ont of bal
ance. This difficulty la due largely to
unequal absorption or distribution of
moisture and can be greatly reduced
by an effective water-proofing coating.
by
at
of
Prudent and Mrs. Wilson at Paris Ram
There is toothing worse than bad,
foul smelling breath; get rid of it for
your friend's sake anyway. Hollinter's
itocKy Mountain Tea will clean and
purify your stomach and bowels; your!
breath will be sweet, your disposition '
improved, your friends Increased. 25c. !
lea or tablets. Huntley Drug Co.
Adr.
WOBBLIES ARRESTED
PITTSBURG, Pa., June 3.
After an all-day search the police
3 and detectives of this city round- $
ed up 15 of the most dangerous &
organization men in this district &
and took them to jail. $
JAMES WALSH
FIRST CLA88 BOOT AND SHOE
. .; , REPAIRING.
I have purchased the Waer hnn in
Parkplace, Reasonable nricoa K;i ol
faction guaranteed. Your natronaia
solicited.
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MARKET REPORT
; As given by the lirady Me'cantll
i company and Farr Iiroiher.
BUYING
Creamery butter 6gc
,,M,alW - 11.30 1.60
f)nions, per 100 lbs. -...$5.00
Hutter (country) pound toe
Kggs, per do . ,...42c
8ELLINQ
Cabbage, per lb.
Potatoes, pf.r ioo lbs. IZ
Kggs, per doz. ...
Mutter, per pound (country).
Creamery butter, lb
FEED
Mill run, 80
Cftlf Meal
Salt, 50 lbs. high grado
Oil Meal
Oats, per 100 pound
Hay
Leonard Morelock
Is State Officer
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Our photographer Is discreet. lie
wirelessed us that 'he does not. know
whether President Wilson bets
on
had finished flrnt,
laxed from hi
tension and went to ihe
the ProHldont re
Penco Conferencfl
famous w
III KN. mi.I-Ji V f'Ollu ...... (...MUM ...l. i . I
. ..... .uimuv.,ulw wuicn, since the fjrand Pri
to the president's smile as he stands was run in 1914. ha h,.n ...
- ' " uni;u nS SL
on a balcony of the clubhouse of the
Longchamps raco course near Paris
Taking with , him Mrs. Wilson, who
aiso smiles as though 'a certain horse
isumurnge jor cows. Two American
owned horses, one belonging to W
K. yanderhiu; won that day. '
$180
t"on
$100
-.. $425
$300
i Chick food, per 100 lbs $5 00
j Scratch food, per 100 His. ..."."if',
Wheat . Oats 100 lbs ' 22')
liarley-Out 80 lbs ' ".2 so
Rice Ilran, 80 lbs "'ttW
Bone, p.-r 100 lbs " t3 85
feef scraps f ". ... .$700
Berkshire $3 25
Holsteln dairy food loTlbTZI$2 30
Mlood meal potlUry, it,, , , J6),
Whole corn !.."$3.76
(.racked corn j
Cocoanut oil meal 1J..Z..ZZ $3 25
Oround com $3 55
eastern oyster then
Western Shell
f ia.
Mr.l( per iuu ins nM
Morn and Oats, ground, per ,.wl ;! 4()
jrounq nancy 100 lbs
Llvestook Buytno
Veal ..
Live Hogs .,
Dressed Hogs
Springs
Hens
Corporal Leonard It, Morolm k, whn
ha been wlih the 83rd. Infantry, and
stationed Camp Mado, Maryland
and recently received his discharge
from the service and relumed to hla
homo In Portland, also visiting friend
In Oregon City nnd Wet Linn, has
resumed his duties as spoi lul state
officer.
Corporn! Morelock come from
pal riot In family. His father, K, II
Morelock, la a veteran of tho Civil
War, and halo and hearty at the ago
"f 7S years. Ills brothers all entered,
the service during the Spanlsh Amerl"
an war, and Corporal Morelock, uo
to tin outdone by other of the fam
ily In their patriotic spirit, whs one
of the first young men to enter the
service when the call came for men
In the recent war. The only thing
ihnt worries him Is that ho did not
Kt over In France to Ket Into the
tils flKht.
Kxeoptlonnl burguln in a tisml pi
nno. This Is a real buy. Kay turn
Thoroux Music House, 210 Seventh flt
Adv,
.12.00
,$uo
-$3.00
18c
.......180190
2Go
30c
Tha Oregon City Retreading'
and Vulcanizing Work have re
moved from 1118 Main Btroot to
1003 Main Stroot, where in Inrg
er and better equipped qnartor,
we are proparod to attend to the
wants of our patron in a more
atisfactory manner than before.
We thank onr friend for their
past patronage and will endoar
or by squaro dealing hope to
merit a continuation of aaroe.
b.p751eii
SALVATIffi
The eserutlve cnmmUtM
cal Flk lodge off the l'1
drive mot Monday eight w fc5
ed Plan for ih tirlv iml
chairmen for the vsrlons
the county. J
A rhalrmn was ppnlnleJ W1
of Ihe 140 schwil district
thalnnen may appoint
Supplies will lie snt out
each worker will o prwnM '
large button for th drN fia
subscriber will be '
button. Urge posters ,
warded to each chairman 1 't
immphlet on the work of i
ititH A fill .if
The ounto for the miJ i! L j
.. . . . . , . a Inn w " ,
tnis to tie raiwti i mtf
Thn money for the drlvo
en Ihe working force ' "
tion Army, who did "
during the war nnd will
homo, . ... m
This a gron op ". (
t.sii.itlis i airtnur innii ft1-" u.
work of the Army nd no tr
Anticipated In rslln tn rt
Kike throughout the couni7 r
ing the Salvation Aiw
i"" "' .' Mil
mid have guitranteen o. - p,
Tho enocutlve con Jf
w"1s
1 M l
II. je- I
contnie"'
posed of the following: "'Kj.
ford, chairman; r
rtouinnd. II. U roi.
nnd C. W. nobey, the Md
die the publlcltyy I
n7ytouoan. !
I hare plenty of m J
good real estate rM
rate,' : ' ,, c g.'pt'
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