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t OREGON CITY, ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1920. Page 3 CANBY AND HIGH SCHOOL HEAD FOR COMING YEAR tlANIlY, Or,, June 10. -Mm, II. I!. ('urtlldgti. of Oregon City, who bun JiihI closed a most micmmtfut ni'cuml year's term u city suporlntnmletit of thn Canby lilxh school, hits been re iUctii(i to th position wlih an ad vanea In mi 1 r jr. Mr. CartlldKe Is a titoKt competent Instructor, mul hnr ex eellmit work In the city school of Canby Imvn bwn tbo moan of at tarrtlng iiimiy Uiilmil to thn high school, hi'li ha In It en un active In tnmitt In nil social nffulm of tint school, and In mot of thmn she ha Rt von a helping hand. Mm, Cartlldge h mntlx muny frltmd In Canby since taking up hnr dutlo here. Anot hir teacher of the high school who hM Imen also popular among the student and patrons In MUs Helen Westell, of I'ortlnnd. who hu boon r olectod at un Increase of salary. Minn WatH l also competent In bar work, and will mijoy her vacation at Iht hom In Portland. Two positions are yet to bo filled tn (ha With school faculty. Canby Realty Man Sells Piper Place OA Nil Y. Or,. Juno 10. J. J. Snnds nes, Itealty dwtler, ha sold thn Er nest Piper place, Iwatod two mile north of Aurora, on the Wlliionvllle mad. This property consist of 220 acres, with tltht room mod1 house, and full cement basement. The ll Mixk go with thn place, a well a the farming equipment. The prli-e w $20,000. Tbe puirtiHtwr In John Kmolntnky. of Eureka. 8. I. He will take poiMtesslott In thn fall. Mr. Bmolnlsky I an elm-trlral engin. eer, Mr. ftandsnwt baa also sold to acre of land In thn Muokiiburg district, owned by Ed Grave, the purt haimr bo I im (leorgo Tbompa on. Mr. Tliompiton coiiip here from Payette. Idaho, who will inks possesion at one, The porperty In hlnhly Improved, and a new bungalow U one of the Improve nu'iiiM, n" well a modern outbuilding. Mr Grave Im routed a portion of tlii Kix-hor property on Mark's Prai rie. Mf SnndntiiiN reports that many In quiries arn comfnn from Eastern sec tion, from anxious people who are contemplating locating In tho West at nomit futuro tlmo. H'iMiniititiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini-' 5 M. A. Dwlman, Prenfdent II. II. Evana, Canhler First National Bank Of CANBY Under U. S. Gov't Supervision. Resources over $300,000.00. s 3 i HtllllllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIrT LOANS NEQOTATEO I Specialize in Suburban Homes and Farm Lands. J. J. SANDSNESS Real Estate and Rentals Llatlngs of Farms and Homos throughout the County. CANDY - - . OREGON IF ITS FOR THE HOME WE HAVE IT. We Invite you to come In and be convinced the same as otkers. WHY PAY MORE? We have proved It tlins and thaji other IIouncs In our line. Kruegcr Bros. PHONE MUTUAL 58-53. PHONE G. W. White Garajge CANBY, OREGON " Agents for . ' Ford Car Fordson Tractor We specialize in Ford genuine Ford Parts. If you are satisfied tell others -if not tell us. s AUTHORIZED SOUTHERN CLACKAMAS Cliaulatujua luU To Aid S c li o o 1 ('ANI)Y, Or., June 10.- Many bava bmujiim Intnruatud. In tho flrt C-ttuit-tauiiia to bn h"M In Citnby, oommMiirv liiK Juhm 14 and to contliiuo for throo tiny. Tli lttrK tent will bo cructed on tho viiciint lot nour thn Artlwui liull. A portion of thn prormln arw to o townrdH tho achool of Canhy, and thono iitrNltd In t1i) ovent are W. H. Hair, cliulrman; C. If. Klutldon, vice chatriiiun; II. II. lCvimg, m'cri.tnry trennuror; 4wIn li-ht, K. I. ItoblmHUi, A. Mtffiinl. W. II, l.uik. Tho arriiKv nmni commltlw. W. V, HimKlor and Or, I A. 1ilurd urn on th advor lining comiiilttxtt. Dr. Olllard la In thargtt of tho tlcknt "'IliiiK- HURLEYS SELL HOME OANIIY. Or., June 10, Mr. and Mm. Mli haul lluritiy alivo old their honia In Canby, and bava gmt to Montana, They wero former rnaldnnta of llutto, and have rnldod In Canby lnr:t Unt September, CANBY LOCALS I'aul Ilrauvut, of KberwiMMl, who ro cotiy aold hU KnohomlHh county, Wah. property, nan leuHmi a homu In Canby for tho prpent. Tha Lutheran cliurch will hold con firmation aervlroa In Itnrlow church next Kunday monilnf at 11 o'clock. Hpv, K. A. Htoniieth will officiate. Orover Todd, who liun beon reiitd Ikii at Woodburn, hn come to thU city, where be will be tha manaKer of the Columbia Ialry rrodut-ta Company, A. iiiefanl and fnmlly niotortd to I'm (land Sunday and rnmalnnd until Monday, Mm, Kllit Rhull, of Portland waa In Canby Friday vlttlllriK nilHtlvea, Mm It M. Roper and children IVr rl and Wilbur, of Vancouver, Wattli., returned to their homo Saturday, after a week'a vlHlt. William Kendall left for Eastern Oregon Monday evening-, where he will remain for Home tlmo. Mm. C. 11. Shorldun wbn called to MiMliinvlll Tuday by the death of her brother" wlt'a Mr. Clmrle Crane. The funeral aervlcei will bo bold Tiumdny. Mm. It. Sopor wiin called to Molalla thlH week by thw Bi'iiou UIiiom of her nl.ice, Mm Cliff llenderabott. W. W, Woodbeck, a well known newspaper man of Oregon City, who Iiuk chance of tho Oregm City edition of the KventiiK Te'.CKram, waa In Cun by on butliii'sii Tueadny. Itev. OeorKii llenrlickiton vlslied with J. J. Sundance Tueaday. Ho accompanied by Hov. UcndrliliHon. of W. II. Hair. Vive Pre. II. A ,W. Graham. Vlce Proa. PHONE S8-S2 time again that we aell LOWER Furniture Co. CANBY, OREGON 5 58X2 repairing and carry all the FORD AGENTS Marhf!ed. They wero on their w? to Portland, ityv. Hondrh kHen culled on Jaine (llbwm, former nolKhbor at Mar.'mflolil, llv. A. J. Ware, Mr. W, A. White, Mm. O. p. ICherly.of Oregon City, Mm, I. U McCtilloch, of Mllwauklo, Mm. Carl Hmlth, of JonnliiK vlaltod Can by Tuomluy, Thoy lyime here for the purpotte of attenillnu a Hunduy school convention, but which wan post poned. Tbey enjoyed .their brief vinlt here. Mrs. 11. Boper attended, the launch ing of tho ArJtu, the Inrgeat ship launched at tho Htandlfer shipyard In Vancouver. Tha, launching took place Knturduy. The ship ha a capatdty of r,00 tons. The next ship to be built will be of 1200 tons. CALLED TS TESTIFY IN SLACKER CASF BAN FRANCISCO, June .-MaxIne tMinpney, divorced wife of Jack Demp sey. today took the stand to testify agalntt Jack In t!c government's trial of th hesvywotght chmoplon on slack er charges. The defense ol.Vctcd that Maslne wsn Dempscr's wife at the time Demp- n.'y'i (uetlonnalre wiif prepared and 'bcrefore she could not teetlfy. Iho govfrnmont t.eclifd It would prove Maxlne never was legally mar ried to Dempsey and tried to quentlon Maxlne to bring thl out. The defense then objected, maintaining that she ci'iild not testify ax to that matter, and the qui i,l ion wo.) rci,eil. MS ELECTED CHAIRMAN G 0 P CHICAGO, June 8. Senator Jame Wutsun of Indiana wan elected chair man of tho national Republican con vetnlon late this afternoon by a vote of 41 to 3 over Ogden Mills of New York. Senator Watson's election brings the firht real victory of the convention to the "old guard." A vigorous fight had been made against Senator Watnon'a iteclion us chalrmnn of tie resolu tions committee. . Senator Watson has long been the "rlKht hand man" of Senator Boios Penrose. Mueller Is Asked To Form Cabinet UKRUN. June 9 Former Chancel lor Hermann Mueller has been naked by President Ehert to form a new cabinet an the result of the antl-gov-ernment vote In tho general election and ho 1 engiii;cd on t'it task twlay. If Hrr Mueller Is unsuccessful It Is reported that Horr Trlmborn, a Con trist loancr, will be asked to form a ministry. THREE KILLED IN BERLIN lthitui.N. June . Tnree persons were killed and six wounded In a clash In the southeastern neutral lone when un attempt wns made to disarm company of relchswehr, according to Information received here today. SCOTTS MILLS COUPLE WED John W. Peyburn and Hazel Malar key of Scotts Mills were married Tues day afternoon by Rev. Willis E. Petti bono at the Paptlst parsonage. After v few days In Portland, they will re turn to their home at Scotts Mills, wtiero they will reside. CARUSO'S HOME ROBBED SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y., June 9. The country home of Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Caruso was robbed Tuesday of 'pnrly $.'00,000 worth of Jewelry, nc "nrdlnp t Information given the po Mce lat nlRht by Mrs. Curuso, who .Is res:dlng hero wtillo her husband ts on tour In South America. CANBY-OREGON CITY STAGE T'me Table Stage loaves 5 minutes before the schedule time. DAILY '.v. Canby 7:25 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 1 : 00 p. m. ?:45 p. m. (Sat. only) 1:15 p. m. Lv. Ore. City . 8:00 a. ra. 11:00 a. nv 2:00 p. m. 3:30 p. m. 6:00 p tn. 6:15 p. m 7:00 p. m. SUNDAY t.enve Canby 10.00 . m. 1:15 p. m. 115 p.m. I.v. Ore. City 11:00 a. m 6:00 p. m 7:00 p. iu. 8:00 p. m. 10:45 p. m Fare S5 cents to all points C. L. BATES Ileal Estate, Loans and . Insurance . CANBY, OREGON Dr. Louis A. Dilliard DENTIST CANBY, OREGON WDUUH WIRES ARE HOSTS TO EIRE IADS AT BANQUET One of the largest attended and best banquets ever chid In Oregon City was that of Wednesday night when the Live Wires entertained members of the Portland fire deport ment, the local department, the city council and American Legion boye at the Masonic hall In tbls city. There were nearly 200 people pres ent and besides the fine banquet sir ed on exceptionally fine program was given. This consisted of musical se lections, solos, dancing and speeches. Mrs. Dr. Huycko gave two solos, the latter being the Marseillaise, which was a decided hit. Little Miss Lela Washburn mode the hit of the eve ning with ber dancing. Although tbls little miss la only eight years, of age fine !s exceptionally clever In her work. ; Fire Chief Dowell, of Portland, was present and Rave a talk on matters of Interest to the firemen and others whG are interested In the welfare of the city. Two reels of pictures were exhibited, one being of the Portland flremon In their fight asrainst the bfg flr at Thirteenth and. Hoyt streets recently. Fire Chief Torn Graham, of Corval lis, also made a fine address on drill ing of firemen. Although Mr. Graham Is a business man he gives most of bit time to fire work and is one of the best known drill-masters on tbe Pacif ic coast. He is drillmaster of the Portland fire department and gives a portion of his time every summer to Uhe work. captain toiler, woo naa cnarge oi the firemen who responded to the last call of Oregon City, was present, as was Fire Chief Seller, of Oregon City. Hoth men made brief talks on fire work. State Fire Marshal I'omeroy and As sistant Roberts were guests at the banquet and boft gave addresses. Thesiginen were responsible for fixing tha blame for tho last fire in Oregon City and Pomeroy in his address touched upon the fire that destroyed the Methodist church and Pric? Mothers' store. He stated that the fire and that taese rctww were cm; church and be understood that Insin ualiag reports were in circulation in Oregon City as to tbe origin of the fire and tha. t these reports were cut rages and a disgrace to' those wbo ut tered them. ' Thomas F. Ryan, an old time fir chief of Oregon, City, gavt a brief talk which was well received. The matter of the city hall wa brought up and it was decided by a vote to work for a down town Bite for the new building. J. J. Tobin explain ed that the city liad enough property which could be sold that would pro vide for purchasing the site. General Obreson Quits Mex Army V- MEXICO CITY. June 4. General Alvaro Obregon, commander of revo lutionary forces during the revolt that ousted Carranza from power, has re tired from the army, accoding to the Excelsior. Press dispatches say Ge.i eral Maiyiel Dieguet, former governor of Guadalajara, who was arrested dur Ing the revoluton. has been freed upon orders, from Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta. General Jacinto B. Trcvino has been named secretary of Industry. , Everybody except the tire peoplo think the Sweep Up the Glass Club, organized recently by automobilists in Ijos Angeles. Cal la a bully Idea. Members stop their cars when glass Is sighted in the roads and in a few moments remove the slivers which so frequently turn the pleasures or mo toring into nightmares. The above photograph was taken while one of the members was keeping her pledge. PRESIDENT WILL NOT ASK FOR ETXRA SESSION WASHINGTON, June 4. President Wilson today accepted the resignation of Under Secretary of State Frank L Polk, effective June 15. Mr. Polk has contemplated resign Ing for some time because of HI health and need for a rest. He hai remained nt his post, however, in or der that the state department might have his services during the transfer of the office of secretary of state from former Secretary Lansing to Secre tary Colby. Red Divisions Are Completely Routed LONDON, .itme 9. Two Russian Bolshevik tUvlMons have been annihi lated by the Polos In their counter of fensive between the Dvina and Bere slna rivers, on O'e northern end of the Russo-Pollsh battle front, said a Polish wur office commt.i.tque telegraph from Warsaw today if ' 1 i ''" LICENSE TO WED Ambrose Brownell, 24, of Milwaukie, and Helen Phillips, 24, of. Portland, were Issued a marriage-license here Tuesday. , John W. Pyburn, 84, and Haze,l Ma larkey, both of Scotts Mills, also se cured a license to wed Tuesday. COMMITTEE ASK FOR MORE TIME AND ADJOU CHICAGO, III., June 9, 1920 (Spe cial) The committee on resolutions spoiled a day for the Republican con vention by asking for more time and after disposing of the report of the committees on credentials, permanent organization and rules, the body ad journed until Thursday morning, when thejlrat real fight over tbe platform Is expected to materialize. Unless IJorah and Johnson are able to force an adoption of their position through a fight on the floor. It Is thought like ly that the Resolutions committee will report a compromise clause on the league of nations question, aa the con vention leaders, If there be such, ore prepared to give an Inch In order to keep the Irreconcilable from bolting. There I no likelihood of adjournment before Saturday, and there Is a pros pect of the convention running Into next week, unless a nomlnatlo Is made. West Point Open To Oregon Men SALEM, June 9. Oregon young men who aspire to entrance Into the United States military academy are urged to enlist at once In the Oregon National Guard In a letter received by Cover nor Olcott from P. C. Karris, adjutant general for the United States. There baa never been a time since the passage of the law authorizing ap pointments from the National Guard when all the vacancies nave been fill ed and every candidate from that source who has qualified and who de s'rd entrance to the academy has been admitted, according to General Harris, who, tcwever, doea not guai ant.ee that such wll'Jie tbe case In the future. Definite a"nounceraent oa to the number of admissions from Oregon for tbe class of 1921 will be available In July and examinations of candidates will be held during the first two weeks In December, but In order to cuallfy for almlssion candidates must have had ut least one year's ex perience In the guard or some other branch of the military service and you.i? men are urged to r fcst before Je this year, in crcer iV meet this requirement STEEL MEN CONFER CHICAGO. June 9. Judge E. H. Gary, J. L. Replogle and other leaders of the steel industry arrived here to day.- Judge Gary was in conference all the morning and refused to see newspaper men. A. W. Glassrepresenting the Thom as D. Murphy Calendar company, was among the Oregon City visitors Tues day. MONEY TO LOAN Farm Loans Urefarrod PAUL C FISCHER Beaver Bldg Oregon City REGISTERED O. I. C. pigs, 3 months old. Both sex also a black mare, 7 years old, cheap; would exchange for calves or milk stock. M. C Gregory, Liberal; mail address, Au rora, route 1. TRUCKING DONE Any time. Any where. Live stock. Phone Henry Kamp, 16S Sandy, Oregon. OEAD HORSES TAKEN Cash paid for dead cows and down and out horses. Will call anywhere. Phone Milwaukie (9-J. FROM the old Grant Dooge place, Le banon, Ore. 6 nice young cows, 1 60-pound milker, one 57-pound milk er. Fore sale cheap. Phone 80-J, Milwaukie, one block south S. P. depont, Milwaukie. Over fifty years ago a young physician practiced widely in a rural district and became famous for his uniform success in the curing of disease. Thi3 was ljr. Pierce, who afterwards estab lished himself in Buffalo, N. Y., and placed one of his prescriptions, which he called "Golden Medical Discovery," in the drug stores of the United States so that the pub lic could easily obtain this very remarkable tonic, corrective and blood - maker. Dr. Pierce 1 manu factured this "Discovery" from roots and barks a corrective remedy, the ingredients of which nature had put in the fields and forests, for keeping us healthy. Few folks or families now living have not at sometime or other used this "Golden Medical Discovery" for the stomach, liver and heart. Over twenty -four million bottles of this tonic and blood remedy have been sold in this country. Gould Heiress Who Eloped With Carroll Wainwright to Avoid Delayed Wedding 4 Mrs. Carroll l Walnwrlght The young couple'a objection to an ostentatious and probably dqlayed wedding is given by their friends as the reason lor the elopement of Miss Edlra C. Gmld, third of George J. Gould's children to marry without having their parents present, and Carroll L. Wainwright, a descendant of Peter Stuyvesant The bride, whu is eighteen, was to have made her formal bow to society in New York next winter. The bridegroom, who Is twenty-one and an art student, had fcpent a great deal of time with the girl, who will share the Gould mil lions, for the past year, but their en eagement bad not been Intimated to any one. It wa said they feared their families would ask them to post pone the wedding for a year or two, so they got lnan automobile m New York and went to Elkton, Aid., where '.he ceremony was performed. Then they Informed their families by tele- OF Graduation exercises of the arclay eighth grade were held Wednesday af ternoon at the high school auditorium and a large audience was In attend ance. There were 31 to graduate from Barclay this year. The class motto is "Be a Leader," and the colors blue and gold. The following Is the program: Class chorus, "Flag of Victory;" In vocation, Rev. Pettlbone; Salutation, John Moffat; Class History, Edwin Cox; Valedictory, Gladys Hanniford; Class Address, Rev. Pettlbone; Distrl butio not Diplomas, Supt R. W. Kirk; Class quartet, "Freckles." Part 2 Longfellow's "Tide of Time" Whlttier's Tribute to Loifgfellow, Beverly Schoenborn; "My Arm Chair," (Longfellow), Quentan Cox; "The Children's Hour" (Longfellow), The Children; Quartet, "The Rainy Day," Mima Ellis, Alice Lewthwaite, Elvlna Meiritz, La vena Durrell; Viking and Maiden. Teddy Hendry, Mary Edgar; Hiawatha, Minnehaha, Evelyn Calift, Katherine' Pettibone; Miles Standish, John Alden, Priscllla, Gilbert Erlck son, Dwight Hedges, Mildred Gries yen; "Paul Revere and Friend." Wal ter Kraxberger, Roderick Porter; "Evangeline," Ruth Kraxberger; "The Slave," Walter Cole; "The Village Blacksmith." Vernon Jarrett; "The Ship Builder,'.' Ryle Reddlck; The Calendar, "June." Sadie Shlnkle; "May," Lillian Shinville; "Ship of State," Jennie Reboul. The following pupils graduated from the Barclay school: Gladys Hannaford, Evelyn. Califf, Gilbert Erickson, Jennie Reboul, Charles Rasenny, Walter Cole, John Moffat, William McElfresh, Laverne Simon, Verner Tlschkoresky, Henry Alloway," Quentan Cox, Edwin Cox. Edward Humphreys, DVIght Hedg es, Edwin Hendry, Vernon Jarrett, Walter kraxberger, Roderick Porter, Ryle Reddick, Emma Ellis, Lavena Durrell, Mild-ed Grlessen, Ruth Krax berger, Alice Xewthwatte, Elvena Meiritz, Sadie Schinkle, Lillian Shin ville, Katherine Pettibone, ary Edgar, Ruth Kelly. Citizens To Observe Flag Day Monday Flag Day will be observed In Oregon City next Monday evening by the Elk's Lodge, when appropriate exercises will take place. Those having charge of the decorations are Fred 1 Miller, county clerk, and W. B. Cook, county assessor. The Daughters of the American Rev olution will observe the day at the home of. Mrs. E. L. Pope at Parkplace. This will take place Monday evening, and will be in the form of a picnic to be held on the banks of the Clacka mas river. The husbands of some of the members are to be among the guests. The members of the American Leg Ion and Ladies' Auxiliary are to, at tend the exercises at the Elks' Temp le following the short business meet ing. . ' Bernard O. Keene, of Portland, was an Oregon City visitor Tuesday. B L JEWELL DROWNS l CUI B. L. Jewell, a prominent resldout of Oregon City, wa drowned in the Clackamas river Wednesday morning near River Mill while fishing with two companion, Matt Story and Charles Straight, and the body had not been recovered up to a late hour Wednesday night, olthouKh archinr n parties bad been at work alt after noon. The three men were using a net and rowing down th river when the boat bit an obstacle and capsized. .The oc cupants were Immediately " thrown from the boat into the swift water. Straight Immediately made for the shore and reached it in safety. Story and Jewell were drawn under the wa ter and It l estimated that they were carried for over 200 yards before e. ing to the surface. When Story came up he was ahead of the boat, which soon drifted down and caught p with him. He caugth onto the craft, which was bottom side up. He clung to the boat and looked around for Jewell, who was nowhere In sight. Soon Jew ell came floating by and he was grab boat bed by Story, who pulled him onto the The fish net was dragging behind, one end caught In the boat, and the other soon caught on a snag In the river, holding the boat Both men were nearly unconscious and as soon as they partly revived Jewell was for making for the shore. Story thought it better to stay with the boat until help arrived and tried to persuade Jewell that was the beat. Story did not see Jewell leave the boat, for his back was turned and he was busy holding on. Th efirst he no ticed of the man was when he was about 20 feet from the boat making for the shore. He had secured an oar and when last seen was about 20 feet away. 1 At thi point the water Is very swift and the boat was drawn under the wa ter several times whiel Story was on It. Altogether he estimated that he was in the water 43 minutes and that Jewell only stayed with the boat about five minutes. Jewell Is well known In Oregon City and has resided at Greenpolnt for sev eral years. He was formerly game warden for the county and has been In the game service for the past ten years. He was at one time employed on the police force of Portland anil was a member of the moral squad. He Is survived by a wife and small child,, who are living at Greenpoint. E MAIN ID IRK UNLESS BONOS SOLD SALEM, June 9. Unless local in vestors come to the rescue of the Mar ion county road bond issue and buy up the bonds the road program In this county is threatened with failure, ac cording to members of the county court No bid was received . on tha bonds which wee offered for sale a few days ago. Three paving plants which are now in readiness for the summer run will be closed down ana all road work stopped, throwing 300 men out of employment, unless the bonds are taken up, it is said. The bonds must be sold to bear Interest In excess of 5 per cent and cannot be sold below par. WOMEN WIN FIGHT AGIST COUNCIL ON SJTE FOR CIMALL The members of the city council who attended the banquet tendered by the Live Wires to the firemen of Ore gon City, adjourned from the banquet room to the parlors of the club and listened to the protesting citizens and delegations from the Women's Club, the Guild of St. Paul's church, who were present. Mrs. Eva Emery Dye presented eight reasons why the city hall should not be located in the McLoughlln park. Dr. Hugh Mount, Mrs. Geo. A. Harding, H. C. Stevens and others spoke strong ly against the .park location. In view of the strong sentiment shown the council appointed a committee com posed of Emery J. Noble, H. C. Stev ens and James Shannon to select and recommend a suitable downtown site and to report to the council Wednes day, July 16. - Irish Raiders Have Clash With Troops DUBLIN, June 9. Irish raiders, swooped down on the Red Hill bar racks Tuesday,' captured five scldlera and were about to make a get-away when soldiers from, a nearby garrnon engaged them, capturing five of the Sinn Feiners. With tbe flpit taci cally a draw, the garrl3oa troops wr rs surprised later by a return of the raiders, who overpowered them and liberated1 the arrested Sinn Feiners. WEDNESDAY