OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 1, 1921.
COUNTY COURT
Expenditure for the month of March
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 15 Gottlieb
Nortdurft $8.98;
ROAD DISTRICT NO 16 Schuld
Bros $54.49; C. R Livesay $41.52; Wil
- lamette R Lmbr Co $41.00; C W
Schuld & Sons $94.00; O P Roethe
$139.76; D J Abbey $69.90; Alex Gill
$43.89; Chas Moran $37.90; John. Bau-
gardner $51.91; O T Skeeg $10.48;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 17 Schuld
Bros $56.00; Wallace F. Miller $17.50;
W. F. Haberlach $18.75; Coast -Cul
vert and Flume Co $242.22; W. F. Ba
ker $117.26; Clyde Shipman $54.86;
James Nagel $81.79; W. C. Williams
$70. 82; Clyde Shipman $27.93; C L
Berger $7.98; H. Imes $125.82; Joe
Hawkins $20.97; John Davis $97.86; W
Smart $69.90; G. R. Wilson $20.97;
Peter Schuld $42.00; W. H. CounseU
$40.80.
. ROAD DISTRICT NO. 19 Schuld
Bros $10.25; Copeland Lmbr Co $9.83;
Hirsch Store $.50; Clay Davis $30.75;
Robt Roseman $12.47;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 20 Herman
Seibert $11.22; G. D. Young $3.99;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 21 A. W.
Metzger & Co. $87.00; Jake De Young
$42.40; Albert Hoffmeister $27.96; Gus
Lingle $13.96; Oscar Noreen $13.96;
Edner Wedin $11.97; August Olson $11
.97: W. L. Sharkey $9.97; Edner Nor
een $3.99; Ed Hoffmeister $1.99;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 22 Erf &
Jonsrud $10.10; C W Schuld & Sons
$33.00; M H Wheeler $38.16; John
Andregg $6.99; Charles Erickson $3.99
' ROAD DISTRICT NO. 23 E. R.
Brook $5.71; C W Schuld & Sons $103
Peter Hauglin $83.88; Fred Wagner
$73.39; Carl Ruther $10.48; L. L. Grif
fin $54.17; Dan Robertson $52.42; A.
Hawath $34.95; Tom Milan $55.92;
Roland A. Brock $39.90; E R Brock
$62.86; J. R. Maronay $3.49; G. C.
Maronay $2.99; Wilfurd Elliott $19.99
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 24 J. J. Eis
ner $22.45; J. C. Yandell $3.99.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 25 C. W.
Schuld & Sons $60.00.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 26 J Scales
$28.05; Dixon & Hewitt $57.37; Paul
R. Meinig $19.80; Sandy Fir Lbr Co.
$52.00; D. W. Douglas $63.88; H. Bied
enstein $25.93; Ray Murray $1.99; F.
H. Tawney $11.35; R. S. Stone $49.72;
W. A. Stone $65.22; Harry Marton $5.
66; Sam Rowan $6.99; W Faubion $3.
99; Ed Roberts $6.98; Joe Blue $6.98.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 29 D. L.
Erdman $19.95; A M Mowry $26.95;
Ernest Wowry $10.47; Herman Bron
ner $6.98; Felix Carlson $11.98; A.
Boling $5.23; G. Aldrich $6.98; Joe
Shaw $2.64; J. M. Hite $2.64; I Heddin
$2.49;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 30 Bert H.
Finch $22.65; J -O. Smith $21.25; S.
Miller $3.49; C. W. Fuller $1.74; M.
H. Douglas $2438 ; Blenn Douglass $4.
38; J. A. Kitching $49.14; W. M. Wade
$19.19; L. F. Hale $5.23; J. O Smith
$31.42; M L. Johnson $15.70; E An
drews $26.17; D. E. McConneii $20.
96; O. M. Deeder $6.98; G. Andrews
$6.98; H. Harvey $6.98; H. Andrews $6
.98; W. J. Flynn $6.98; J. Miller $12.
21: J C Kitchhur $10.47: J. W. Turner
$13.98; A Warner $13.98; E. H. Griffin
$15.72; F. McCracken $6.98; W. H.
Duoglass $19.99; J. Parks $1.99; Glenn
Douglass $3.99.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 31 M. Barde
& Sons $95.00; W. E. Cromer $26.76:
Eli Swales $11.97; Henry Swales $62.-
40; C. Swales $11.97; C. L. Hearn $23.
94; Ben Merritt $23.94; G. B. Trotter
$25.93; Henry Cromer $7.98; W. E.
Cromer $18.60;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 33 Hogg
Bros., $1.00; F. Ferguson $10.97; J. R.
Livesay $10.97; R. Mattoon $33.00; C.
R. Livesay $798;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 34 William
Roberts $9.97; Wilbur Bohlander $11.
97; Earl Sheppard $9.97; S. H. Rout
$9.97; W. P. Daniels ,$15.71; Geo.
Hewitt $4.00;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 35 Standard
Oil Co. $33.80; Wm Braatz $13.47; A.
E. Johnson $5.98; Irvin Sterns $3.99;
Joe Spees $8.97; John Spatz $5.98;
Carl Staats $15.95;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 36 Bert
Finch Hardware Co $7.25; E N Lar
kins $6.99; Ray Miller $3.49; E. E.
Larkins $3.49; Jim Hamilton $3.49;
E. J. Larkins $4.49.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 37
Ross $100.00; Fred Isaakson
Emil Isaakson $3.99; Elmer
31.99; Nat Scribner $9.73; O
H E
$3.99;
Graves
McVey
$10.48; O A Effenberger $3.99; vv
Schmidt $7.98; Byron Farr $1.99; T.
J. Wirtz $3.99; Frank Imel $15.96; H.
Ross $7.98; Tom Ross $3.99;' C. Gross
$7.98; P. E. Jones $3.99; A Nelson
$7.98; E. G. Larkins $3.99; August
Martin $7.98; E. Olmstead $7.98; W
Martin $3.99; L. Mudgett $1.99; O E
Imel $1.99; T H Pack $3.99; A E Oades
$3.99; C A Freeman $5.23; John Putz
$14.97; J J Jones $4.37.
ROAD DISTRICT NO 38 Coast Cul
vert & Flume Co $316.41; P T Mon
roe $12.47; P T Monroe $92.79; Geo.
Perry $1.74; Earl Day $3.49.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 39 C. H.
Duncan $16.47; J B Robertson $3.99;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 42 J. W.
Cogar $4.50; J A Wall $2.50; Albert
Schiewe $11.97; Albert Peterson $27.
93; M. D. Chlndgren $29.18; Paul
Schiewe $9.97; George Hofs tetter' $5.
98; Walter Hofstetter $3.99; Alfred
Johnson $3.99.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 43 J. W.
Standinerg $6.99; Clay Engle $6.99;
Edw G Feyrer $13.47; Feyrer Bros $14
.99;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 44 Oregon
City Sand & Gravel Co.$320.00; F. M
Henricksen $2.50; E Itchner $103.25;
Butte Creek Lmbr Co. $158.04;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 45 J A Wall
$9.50; S F Scripture $7.50; Charles
Williamson $8.00; Coast Culvert & F
Co $75.08; E B Niles $11.97; Ward B
Lawton $11.97; W. G. Randall $17.96;
E Fisher $22.45; Chas Chinn $6.99;
Bob Mattoon $44.00: J. D. Crawford
$27.96: Eric Hansen $15.96; Ed Jonh-
son $17.96;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 46 Canby
Hdw & Imp Co $12.01; W S Maple $3;
M Hartman $3.49; Jake Kraft $22.71;
Herman Piepka $22.71; John Paveletz
$22.71: Mat 'Paveletz $11.35; Bill Pie-
ka $11.33; Fred Bany $24.46; Bill Git-
hens $7.84; W Beeson $8,73; Jim Mel
um $8.73; WU1 Rice $31.45; Ivan Mark
$34.95; Clarence Marks $23.56; Tom
Inelis $3.49: Bill Dietz $3.49; Herb
Johnson $5.99; Ernest Johnson $31
45; C. Kraft $17.47; Mel Melum $4.35;
Max Bouman $18.31; A Phelps $13.08;
Almon Johnson $31.96; Ab Cole $37.-
45; Abbe Johnson $32.43; Mr. Ayers
Jr. $8.73; Mr. Ayers Sr. $4.35;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 47 Lewis
Keil $3.49; Wm Sporalsky $3.49; Fred
W. Sohn $13.47;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 48 V. Skin
ner 56.00: L. A. Rahl Jlb.84; .raui
Sampson $11.34.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 49 John
Wenninger $2.99; Roy Chubb $17.97;
Chas Morris $17.97; J E Wells $11.98;
Cicero Grimm $11.98'; Julius Ganske
$2.99; John Zacher $8.98; Ed Harneck
$5.99; Ben Krause $5.99; Rufus Krax
berger $5.99; Sylvester Gibsen $5.99;
C H Lorenz $17.97: Frank Grabble
$17.97: James Gribble $11.98; Wm.
Finck $2.99; Rudolph Klaus $22.45;
Clarence Miller $17.97; Clarence Mil
ler $8.97;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 50 A. B.
Grim $4.86; F. E. Taylor $1.87; G.
E. Wyland $20.95;
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 51 J. W.
Ebner $2.25;
SPECIAL DISTRICT NO. 11 R. De-
lashmutt $11.97; Wm Sewell $11.97;
F Whitten $22.45; H Whitten $21.96;
Andrew Sanches $7.98;
SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT NO. 44
A .J. Lais $121.50; Willamette Val
ley Southern Railway Co. $360.00; E.
L. Palfrey $93; 56; Pringle Shaw $43.
87; L E Jackson $44.88; E. J. Wood
$46.88; J. R. Courter $44.88; Ed Jack
son $48.87; Edgar Shaver $82.13; Geo
Daugherty $82.13; Frank Kyniston $62
.91; John Cross $80.38; Virgil Dart
$3.99; C. R. Short $25.33; S. C. Miller
$48.93; L. Palmer $5.98; Geo Palmer
$9.97; S P Lowe $4.49; O C Emerson
$1.99; Loyd Fisk $3.99; A B Haskins
$9.97; Ernest Palfrey $5.98; M Got-
wald $7.48; Wm Elkins $24.46; Oscar
Kayler $13.96; T G Worth $.99; Ben
Kennedy $1.99; J M Kennedy $1.99;
Duff Sherman $1.99; L Perrett $1.99;
Geo Jackson $13.98; Ben Jackson $10.-
97;
SPECIAL DISTRICT NO. 45 C W
Freidrich & Son $11.27; C. R. Livesay
$38.82; H Fisher $66.22; C V Dagman
$45.38'; Albert Fisher $58.38; S L
Irish $49.87; M Reames $49.37; W.
Fisher $54.86; E Williams $47.38; Carl
Caseday $46.38; Nathan Caseday $26.
43; G S Barry $42.89; A C Beach $42.
39; D Seidz $36.90; J. H. Hadley $18.
45; Max Bruck $40.39; Emil Wanka
$22.71; D.Gellatty, $19.22; John H.
Marien, $26.21; R. Fisher, $13.96; Carl
Schmeisner, $9.97; L. W. Davies,
$54.43; E. James, $35.91; A. C. Warner,
$26.83; Eldon Swick, $50.37; A. C.
Scheer, $50.37; Albert Scheer, $44.88;
O. Frost, $50.37; Odist Centril, $50.37;
W. Rainey, $23.94; A. H. Finnegan,
$23.94; E. F. Pertouw, $1.99; E. B.
Niles, $41.93; Ward B. Lawton, $21.89;
W. G. Randall, $42.65; E. Fisher, $44.
90; Bob Matooon, $215.94.
General Roads
Oregon State Highway com $266.86;
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co $4.50; J I
Case T M Co $385.83; Molalla Shoing
Shop $2.85; Frank Bush $126.05; Ore
City Foundry $10.95; W J Wilson &
Co $5. 85; Miller-Parker Co $1096.00;
Howard-Cooped Cor $245.60; S. E.
Bake $153.00; Phoenix Iron Wks $7.;
B M Hertel $5.56; Ohmit Bros $200.00
S F Scripture $1.50; Geo Koehler $11.
98; Otto Strickler $17.97; Richard
Striker $5.99; The Holt Mfg Co $102.
28; L A Dundas $109.00; D X, Trullin
ger $283.57; Straiht & gSalisbury $2.
25; Liberal Store $5.69; V H Dun
ton $8.00; Clackamas County News
$11.50; Mrs. J. H. Cattley $100.61;
Pope & Co $9.58; E R Kilgallon $42.50
Abe Gilbert $179.00;. Richard Striker
$51.35; A. Mather $22.65; Standard
Oil Co $83.56; Huntley Drug Co $4.68;
Reuben Wright $183.25; C. W. Fried
rich & Son $13.10; O K Express $5.00;
Molalla Shoeing Shop $64.50; W F
Haberlach $111.65; Willamette River
Lmbr Co $7.81; Reddaway's Truck
Line $.52; A E Simmons $2.75; M D
Say $200.00; May & Washburn, $9.00;
Pacific Highway Garage $140.85; L
W Davies $20.20; E James $17.95; T
C Thomas $23.57; Eldon Swick $5.98;
4i
There'
s more Heal oaustacnon
says the Good Judge
In a little of the Real To
bacco Chew, than you ever
got out of the ordinary kind.
The good rich taste lasts so
long you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often that's
why it costs you less to chew
this class of tobacco.
Any man who uses the Real .
Tobacco Chew will tell you
tisat,
. Put ufi in two styles
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
I
1
Albert Scheer $17.95; A C Scheer $17.
95; O Frost $17.95; Oldist Centril $15.
96; W Rainey $17.95; A H Flnegan
$20.98; Henry Henrici $8.98; Robert
Mattoon $28.87; G A Wallace $104.81;
Ed Anderson $84.82; Earl Starks $69.
86;' W W Wallace $76.32; Ed Rundle
$3.49; G B Trotter $19.95; C L Hearn
$9.97; Eli Swales $11.97; Henry Crom
er $11.97; Ben Merritt $12.46; George
Tracy $3.49; Claude Sprague $1.99;
Frank Busch $85.60; Beaver Creek
Garage $12.20; W Waldorf $4.00; Fran
cis Welsh $16.60; John A Roeblings
Sons Co $10.25; Ora Slyter $5.30; N
E Cole $69.96; Rock Creek Lmbr Co
$166.41; East Side Mill & Lmbr Co
$308.22; E D Olds $3132.27; Grant
Mumpower $60.00; John Hart $1.50;
Pope & Co $6.00; Cheney & Doolittle
$5.75; Jack Hamilton $84.00; M South
wick $409.10; John Heft $129.31; Al
vion Heft $82.33; Claud Henrici $59.
88; W T Monteith $4.99; F O Cook
$4.99; H Henrici $19.96; John Hind-
rick $21.82; James Currens $24.95;
Pierre Tongerent $9.98; Eldon Swick
$1.99; A C Scheer $1.99; Albert Scheer
$1.99; Odist Centril $1.99; T C Thomas
$2.24; L W Davies $2.24; E James
$1.99; Ore City Sand & Gravel Co
$642.05.
Market Roads
No. 1 Molalla Shoeing Shop $2.50;
Straight & Salisbury $1.25; A E Stef
fanson $3.99; Lou Pendleton $3.99;
Tom Johanson $6.99; M D Chlndgren
$13.47; Dick Striker $17.97; Otto
Striker $11.98; Walter Gorbett $5.99;
J. W. Garrett $19.97; D R Dimick $11.
98
No. 2 J R Maronay $6.96; G C
Maronay $5.96; Roy Lilly $1.49.
No. 3 Carl Renstrom $200.00; R B
Gibson $500.00; Harvey Gibson $300.
No. 4 Echo Farm $.50; G H Miller
$147.00; Hirsch-Weis Mfg Co $42.90;
Sylvester Oldham $5.00; A H Bor
land $13.47; J L Borland $1.99; J. A
Bushbaum $2.49; John Raicey $11.98;
A W Borland $1.99.
General Fund
ELECTION School Dist No. 119,
$3.00; O W Boring $3.00;
SHERIFF Frank W Covey $15.00
Oregon City Enterprise $119.85;
Huntley Drug Co $.75; J C Loundree
$4.00; The Western Union Telegraph
Co $.33; W J Wilson $17.00; H H
Hughes $73.50; Clack County News
$37.30;
CLERK Ore City Enterprise $12.00
Jones Drug Co $1.85; A E Simmons
$35.00; Huntley Drug Co $21.97; Co
Clerk $11.00;
RECORDER Underwood Typewrit
er Co. $6.00 i Edytne m. woe x.z&
County Recorder $12.00; Glass - &
Prudhomme $18.00; Huntley Drug Co
$17.62; Ore City Enterprise $368.25
TREASURER The Banner-Courier
$42.47; Burroughs Adding Machine Co
$1.40; Royal. Typewriter $103.50.
ASSESSOR Lillian McCormick $20
15; Eloise Alldredge $21.35; Gertie
Willson $72.00; S F Scripture $1.00;
Burroughs Adding Mach Co $1.13;
Huntley Drug Co $3.00.
COUNTY COURT W F Harris $95;
W A Proctor $85.00; Huntley Drug Co
$1.85; Oregon City Enterprise $51.61;
H H Hughes $11.00.
COURT HOUSE Frank Busch $5
.70; Falls Trans Co $2.50; Straight &
Salisbury $15.15.
CIRCUIT COURT Huntley Drug
Co $8.80; L A Reed $3.60; H H Haren
$5.00; E W Lowe $3.60; James F Nel
son $5.60; W W Keene $4.60; O A
Welsh $3.20; Clack County News $8.50
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Fidel
ity & Deposit Co of Maryland $10.00;
H H Hughes $6.00; Oregon City Ent
erprise $22.50; W C McNeil $30.00;
Ore City Enterprise $5.80; Ed Fortune
$85.85; Ore City Enterprise $16.50;
C J Long $1.70; H H Hughes $1.70;
E P Fortune $1.70; W J Wilson $1.70;
Geo. Lenox $1.70; A S Wells $4.50;
R J Garrett $3.50; A Rothenberg $3.
50; C E Lucke $3.50; H Hartman $3.
50; Geo Meeks $3.50; Peter Homig
$3.50; A Rothenberg $3.50; R J Gar
rett $3.50: Frank Dodge $3.50; Austin
Nickels $1.20; E A Osborne $1.20; W
F Tipton $1.20; H C Salisbury $1.20;
F F Curran $1.20; C W Kelly $1.20;
W J Wilson $1.70; L E May $1.70; J
L Hadley $1.70; A S Wells $4.50; Geo
H Lenox $1.70; Matt Hamilton $1.70;
H H Hughes $1.70; C J Long $1.70;
Jas Hornburg $1.70; Jas E Boylan $2.
10; L J Glass $1.70; Geo E Swafford
$1.20; H J Price $1.20; J J Bannon
$1.20; A B Buckles $1.20; Paul Wy
man $1.20; Geo A Brown $1.20; Lizzie
Bonney $3.50; Jessie Bonney $3.50;
W H Bonney $3.50; H A Allen $3.50;
Edith M Wambaugh $3.50; Myrtle
Schuman $3.50; E J Noble $112.65;
E W Fowler $20.00; T B Moore $2.30;
CORONER C H Meisner $30.00; O
P Law $5.00; O A Pace $15.00.
SURVEYOR J C Sullivan $15.00; C
Rider $11.00; AmU Oldenberg $6.00;
Chas Simmons $17.50; John Lewellen
$li:00; D T Meldrum $37.50; A Gass
er $3.50; B S Elmer $3.50; Oregon
City Enterprise $31.55; J T Fullam
$6.10;
INSANE H H Hughe3 $5.00; M C
Strickland $10.00; O A Welsh $5.00;
Elizabeth Galley $2.00; Louise John
son $2.00
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
Brenton Vedder $36.32; Agnes M.
Buckley $50.00; A E Simmons $8.00;
Huntley Drug Co $.20;
BOARD OF HEALTH O A Welsh
$73.75; O A Welsh $16.75; H D Adem
$2.00; William E Perry $7.50; R G.
McCall $3.50; George J. Case $4.50;
H A Dedman $2.25; Alfred Williams
$3.75;
STOCK INSPECTOR H G Mullen
hoff $25.00; Anton Malar Jr. $25.00;
INDIGENT SOLDIER Meade Post
No 2 $15.00.
JAIL New Brunswick Hotel and
Restaurant $99.05; Sheriff of Mult
nomah nomah county 16.80; Cheney
& Doolittle $4.60; Hogg Bros $7.35;
C E Hadley $104.00; Walter E Hemp
stead $10.00.
JUVENILE COURT Minda E
Church $71.85; H H Hughes $2.50;
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING
The Banner-Courier $18.60.
SEALER WEIGHTS & MEASURES
J F Jones $36.73;
TAX DEPARTMENT The Banner
Courier $396.00; Huntley Drug Co $42.
96; Oregon City Enterprise $316.40;
W J Wilson $20.00.
E M Howell $57.70; Mary Lucas $83.
38; Urcil Armstrong $49.00; Myrtle
Henderson $51.38; Jess Hyatt $22.67;
Jessie Paddock $14.03; I D Taylor
$33.35. -
PROHIBITION H H Hughes $36.
AGRICULTURAL AGENT Oregon
Agricultural College $200.00.
DAMAGES Earle C Latourette
$293.97. ' t
POOR Huntley Drug Co (Jas Rub
sell) $3.14; Huntley Drug Co $10.21
Beaver Creek Cash Exch (Tom Jones)
$14.00; Williams Bros Trans & Stor
$5.00; Mult County (L York, Wm Tins
ley. J G Seaborn) $100; P J Winkel
(Mrs. Burns) $21.02; P J Winkel (Mrs
Veason) $10.07; WB Eddy (Acct poor
$9.38; 20th Cent Gro (Mrs. Cramer)
$15.00; John Schock (Dickelman) $9
50; Jones Drug Co $100; Walter E
Hempstead $7.00; Mrs. Fred Himler
(Matheson) $30.00; Jerry Hemingway
(Beers Bros) $6.40; Mrs. Ben Eby
(Neffs) $12.00; Mrs. Ben Eby (Wilbur
Hoag) $4.67; Oregon City Hospital
(Mrs. Thomas Sparr, H Sturdivent,
R L Jorden, J Russell and J Hamilton)
$258.28; Walter Hempstead (Lowry)
$43.00; Wm Danforth $10.00; Boys &
Girls Aid Society $10.00; David E
Jones (Tom Jones) $5.00; Dock Mos
ier $14.00; Mrs. G W Thompson $10.00
Ada LaBaw $8.00; Katie Pluard $10.00
Ella Tracy (Eunice Herner) $10.00
S ECard (Michael Boyl) $8.00; Chen
ey & Doolittle (W Dickelman) $25.00
John & Wm Beers $30.00; Elizabeth
Saunders $5.00; Mary Lock $10.00
Anna Wetter lin $10.00; Maud Wil
liams (Child in care of) $20.00; Geo.
H Newsome $15.00; Andrew Lund $15
Dennis Donovan (Dick Meyers) $30.00
J G Wake $7.00; W J Woods $12.00;
Ole Jonsdall $10.00; Sarah Solomon
$15.00; W HItchman (John Morris)
$25.00; C W Neaglie (Pat Smith) $25
Lillian M Johnston $15.00; Tony Mil
ler $15.00; Walter Howland $30.00;
Martha Castile $30.00; Mrs. S Beck-
man (B Munson) $25.00; Ben Landis
$20.00; Fred Snyder $12.00; David &
Chas Lindgren (M C Glover) $20.00;
ATTORNEYS SAY
RUST PLOTTED
AGAINST FATHER
TACOMA, Wash., March 25. Arth
ur Rust "framed up" his own kidnap
ping February 1 in order to obtain
money from his father, was the sensa
tional change made by the defense Fri
day in the trial of Hugh Van Am
burgh, being tried for the abduction ol
the son of W. R. Rust, local million
aire. The charge was made before a
crowded courtroom. It was entire
ly unexpected.
"The defense will show," declared
Attorney 'Gordon, "that Van Amburgn
confessed to the kidnapping to shield
Arthur Rust. We will show that
the boys were well acquainted, that
on the day of the alleged kidnappin
Kust stopped van Amburgn and en
tered his automobile, that Rust plott
ed the abduction to obtain money,
that Rust helped to write the note de
manding $20,000 ransom, that Ru
was not bound until it was feared that
the police -were coming."
The defense issued subpoenas for
six witness after making the charges.
These witnesses, not before mention
ed in the case, will prove the contea
tions of Van Amburgh, Attorney Goi-
don asserted.
After the statement of the defense
the state called Arthur Rust to the
itand as Its first witness. He detail
ed the alleged kidnapping, nis testi
mony coinciding with the confessions
of Van Amburgh, when he was arrest
ed and accused of the crime.
The minimum penalty for kidnap
ping under tne state law is 10 yeara-j
in rthe state penitentiary.
OBITUARIES
Frank Skillman, aged 77 years, died
at his home at Mount Pleasant, about
two miles from Oregon City Thurs
day morning at 2 o'clock.
Mr. Skillman, who was a retired
druggist, arrived in Oregon City from
New York about sixteen years ago,
where he purchased a small farm
near Mount Pleasant.
Deceased is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mary Skillman, of Mount Pleas
ant, and several brothers and sisters
of Portland. The remains are at the
undertaking; parlors of Holman &
Pace, but funeral arrangements have
not yet been made.
The funeral services of Franklin
Skillman, who died at his home at
Mount Pleasant Thursday, will be held
from the Congregational church in
this city Monday afternoon at 2s
o'clock. The pastor of the Dayton,
Washington, Congregational ' church.
old time friend of the deceased, is to
officiate, with interment in Mountain
View cemetery. ,
YODER MAY HAVE
BEEN KILLED BY
HOOZE RUNNER
Word has been received in this
city by relatives and friends of An
drew Robertson, former resident 01
Oregon City, -whose home has for a
number of years been in Sellwooa,
died in Arizona Thursday, March 24,
after a brief illness of lune trouble.
.Mr. Robertson recently left for Ari
zona for the benefit of his health, his
family being with him at the time 01
his death.
Deceased engaged in the grocery
business in Oregon City for some time
previous to taking up his home anu
entering a similar business in Sell
wood. He was an active member 01
(he Prescbyterian church while resid
ing here, and well known in this city.
Mr. Robertson is survived by his
wife, Mrs- Emily Robertson, formerly
Miss Holden, of this city, whom ho
married while residing here; a daugh-
', Miss Lillian Robertson and a son,
Edward Robertson, of Sellwood. He
also leaves a sister.
Deceased was a son-in-law of Mrs.
A. Holden. of Oregon City, and broth
er-in-law of Mrs. F. W. Greenman, ol
Eighth and Madison streets.
The remains are being shipped
north, and funeral services are to be
held in Sellwood upon the arrival of
the body.
FINAL HONORS
PAID LANGDON
BY MILITARY
BOSTON, March 24. The body of
lieutenant Warren H. Langdon, Unit-
d States navy, sent to his family here
from Vladivostok, where he was killei
by a Japanese sentry in January, was
buried today at Forest Hills ceme
tery.
The navy paid final honor to its
lead through officers of equal rank,
who were the honorary pallbearers;
non-commissioned officers, who con
stituted the, body bearers; an escort
of 150 bluejackets, who followed be-
ind the caisson, a band and a fir
ing squaa.
The funeral services of Francis Fos
ter, who died suddenly at his home
near Willamette Saturday evening,
were held from the Holman & Pace
funeral chapel Monday afternoon at 2
'clock.
Rev. Willis Pettibone, pastor of the
Baptist church, officiated, and a largj
number of friends of the family at
tended the services.
Interment was in the Mountain
View cemetery.
According! to an article In the Wood
Durn independent, unaer tne date or
March 24, the puzzle of how the man
who went out with Simon J. Yoder.
wno was murdered near Gervais on
the night of March 5, came to Wood
burn, may be at last explained On
Tuesday afternoon, March 15, Mrs. Ei
la Soules informed Chas. L. Ogle that
the Ford car which stood in front ot
the house had been there since the
night of March 5 and had not been
moved during that time.
During the several days following
the family discussed the matter of
taking the robe out of the car ana
putting it in the yard. As the car
stood there so long, Mrs. Soules con
sidered that the authorities should
be notified and requested Mr. Ogle to
do so. He secured the name and
numoer or the car. then saw Marshal
Covey, who first attended to a long
distance call and then looked into the
matter on the 16th. It was learnen
that the car had been stolen from
Miles Bradford at Salem on the night
of March 5th.
This brings out the theory that the
the thief got it to go after first-class
booze that was cached, but found the
car too small and came to Woodburn
in the Ford for a larger car.
It is thought' by some that he and
another had the booze stored anu
the other watched the place, while
he went after a big car, fearing, to
pass ith rough Oregon City and Into
Portland with a Ford full of the
stuff. A few are under the impres
sion that the liquor was at Salem
and had been brought in thn Ford
and cached between Salem and Wood
burn; that the party or panties had
been hired by no common bootlegger,
but by a higher-up.
The authorities have, not given up
hope of apprehending the murderer,
and efforts are being made to do so.
It is said the Pinkertons have become
interested and are active.
On the night of the murder a party
was passing the Gervais road at about
11:30 and heard a big argument gt-
mg jon between two parties at a ma
chine. This was undoubtedly YoJei
and tne man mat may be caught at
any time. The person on the Pacific
highway passed on, considering it
none of his business and not wishing'
to mix in.
MRSHIVELY
SUCCUMBS TO
HEART ATTACK
Mrs. Elizabeth Shivley, widow of the
late William B. Shivley, a pioneer
merchant of Portland and Oregon
City, died suddenly in this city Tues
day afternoon from heart trouble.
Mrs. Shively had been suffering
from a 6ever cold for several days,
and was under the doctor's care, but
Tuesday morning she had greatly im
proved and believing that a walk in
sunshine would be benificial to hei,
started down Main street, but was
stricken at Main and Seventh streets.
Dr. W. E. Hepmstead was summoned,
but Mrs. Shively passed away shortly
after the attack.
No woman in Oregon City was held
in higher esteem than Mrs. Shively.
She was loved by her hundreds of
friends. She wa s of a
sunny disposition and her charming
personality attracted many friends
throughout the county.
Mrs. Shively was born nead Dan
ville, Illinois, and moved with her hus
band to Portland, Oregon, in 1881,
residing there for twelve years, where
her husband engaged in business and
later came to Oregon City, arriving
here in 1894, where she has since re
sided. She engaged in business heie
with her daughter; Miss Lillie Shive
ly, who managed the Shively opera
house for many years.
Mrs. Shively is survived by her
daughter, Miss Lillie Shively of thig
city, and Attorney William B. Shive
ly, of Portland. Mr. Shively, her
husband, died in 1907.
AGED FARMER
DROPS DEAD
HEART ATTACK
Hubbard Man Is
Remorseful-Pays
Back License Due
The funeral services of the late
Franklin Skillman were held from the
Congregational church Monday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Many friends or
the family attended the services.
Mrs. John Crawford sang most im
pressively, "Lead Kindly Light' and
'Crossing the Bar," with Mrs. Melvii.
McCord of Sellwood, accompanist.
The officiating clergyman from Day
ton, an old time friend of the deceases.
spoke highly of the character of Mr
Skillman, whom he" had known for
many years.
Mr. Snillman was an influential
man of New York, wnere ne engaged
in the druggist business, later moving
to South Dakota, before coming to
Oregon 16 years ago.
Mr. Skillman was a veteran of the
Civil War, and his casket was drapeiT
vith the national colors. A num
her of the old veterans here attend
ed the funeral service. Deceased was
1 member of the Masonic lodge. In-
erment was in the Masonic cem:
tery.
Many beautiful floral tributes., cov
ered the grave.
THAT SUDDEN
Sharp
Pain
which
you ex
perience at
times can be
removed. No
woman has the
right to suffer
when she can
obtain relief
safely, certainly
and promptly.
Suppose you do
have head
aches, back
aches, extreme
nei vou sness, low
spirits and general
good - for - noth
ing feelings at
times? Your case
is not hopeless.
Try Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip
tion. Sold by
druggists in liquid
or tablets, or send
10c. to Dr. Pierce's
Invalids' Hotel in
Buffalo, N. Y., for
a trial package.
Read what this
woman says:
Bishop, Cal. "About five years
go I suffered severely. I consulted a
local doctor and be said I would have
to undergo an operation. 1 then tried
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
took one bottle also one bottle of the
' Golden Medical Discovery.' and used
the 'Lotion Tablets,' and I have not
been troubled since. Mas. L. O.
lb&ioht, R. F. D. No. 1.
Elmer E. Comstock, aged 26 years,
died at the family residence a Canby
Saturday night from tuberculosis.
Deceased is survived by his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Comstock, and a broth
er, of Canby, and a. sister, residing
in Washington.
Funeral services were held Monday
morning at the Canby Nazarene
church, with interment in the Zion
cemetery, Canby.
Holman & Pace, of thi? city, hai
charge of the funeral arrangements.
The funeral services of the late
Andrew Robertson, formerly engaged
in business in Oregon City, who died
in Arizona a few days ago, will be
held from the undertaking parlors at
Sellwood this afternoon at 2:30 p. n.
Interment will be in the Mount Scott
cemetery.
Pull pardon for failure to pay hi3
angling license for three consecutive
years was accorded a resident of Hub
bard, Or., Wednesday by F. M. Brown,
chief deputy state game warden, who
received a penitent letter from the
man and a check covering the back
tees.
"I have made a decision which I
wish everyone in this land would
make, namely, a decision to be
strictly honest, and my conception f
honesty is that it is one's duty to
pay his taxes and as hunting an-;1
angling fees or license fees are a kind
of tax, I inclose the amount necessary
to cover three unpaid license fees,
which is $4.50," wrote the Hubbara
man. "I know it is common practice
with many to dodge paying their
obligations for hunting and fishing,
but that day is past with me. Will
close, hoping I need never write you
the same kind of letter again.
Francis M. Foster, aged 64 years,
dropped dead from heart failure Sat
urday evening about 5:30 o'clock at
his home near Willamette. Foster
bad just made a trip to Oregon City,
and upon his return to his place, haa
started in to do the chores when the
fatal attack came. Deceased came
to this -county a few months ago and
settled on a farm about two miles
out of Willamette. He leaves a
wife and several grown children. The
body is at the parlor3 of Holman &
Pace, this city.
Boring Man Will
Raisy Fancy Stock
R. E. Richey, employed by R. L.
Sabin on the Rose City dairy at Bor-'
ing1, has rented the Borgess place
and plans to engage in raising fancy
stock.
Circuit Jury Awards
Zinzerly $88.50
The case of Zinzerly vs. Terk, i
which Zinzerly asked damages result
.ing from the Terk auto crashing into
a motorcycle and side car containing
Mr. and Mrs. Zinzerly on the highway,
camo up before the circuit court Fri
day afternoon. Zinzerly was award
ed $88.50.
Common School
Fund Not Available
Until Last of April
No apportionment of the common
school fund will be made until the lat
ter part of April, according to a state
ment of Brenton Vedder, county
school superintendent. Heretofore,
the fund has been alotted along about
April 1, each year, but the money will
not be available for about a month.
The data for the apportionment of the
2-mill elementary tax fund has not
been set.
THREE MEN
PAY FINES IN
CITY COURT
W. and J. Boyland, arrested Satur
day night on Main street for being
intoxicated and having liquor in their
possession, appeared before City
Judge Kelly Monday afternoon and
were fined $50 each. Geo. Armstrong,
who was in the party arrested, paid
a fine of $5. Chief Hadley and Night
Officer Wagenblast made the arrests.
FIRE AT SALEM
DESTROYS BIG
STOCK GOODS
JONSRUD-GUNDERSON
LUMBER COMPANY
DEALERS IN
Rough and Dressed Lumber
Phone: Sandy.
Boring, Ore., R. F. D. 2
SALEM. Dr.. March 24. A fire loss
estimates at between $75,000 and
$100,000 was suffered by Kafoury
Bros., a mercantile firm on State
street, ; early Wednesday, when prac
tically their entire stock was destroy
ed. An 'additional loss of $15,000 was
sustained by the Hushes estate, which
owns the building in which the store
was located.
55th Artillery
from Camp Lewis
Sent to Hawaii
SAN FRANCISCO, March 29. The
55th coast artillery was ordered trans
ferred from Camp Lewis, Wash., to
the Hawaiian islands in dispatches re
ceived here at headquarters of the 9tn
army corps area.
The announcement said three new
field artillery regiments for Hawaiian' JJ
service also would be recruited In ;
line with the war department's policy j J
of increasing military forces In the!
islands.
Rough Dimension, 2x3 to 2x12 .$18.00
Sized Dimension, 2x3 to 2x1 2.......... 21.00
Ship lap : 21.00
Ship lap 4 : 1 2.00
1x6 and 1x4 surfaced 20.00
1 x6 and 1 x4 surfaced, No. 4 1 0.00
Flooring, V. G. No. 1 55.00
Flooring, V. G. No. 2 45.00
Flooring, V. G. No. 3 35.00
Ceiling, No. 1 a. 45.00
Ceiling, No. 2 35.00
Ceiling, No. 3 26.00
Flooring, common 1 35.0C
Finish, 1x4 to 1x12, No. 1 45.00
Finish, 1x4 to 1x12, No. 2 : 35.00
Finish, 1x4 to 1x12, No. 3.... 25.00
Door and Window Jams . 50.00
Rustic, No. 1 L 40.00
Rustic, No. 2 35.00
Rustic, No. 3 25.00
Stepping, No. 1 . 50.00
Stepping. No. 2 40.00
2x4 plain eave troughs, lin. ft ... 4c
Mouldings 3-4c per lin. ft. 1-in. to 2-in. and 3-4c for
every 1 over 2-in.
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
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