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About Morning enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1911-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1911)
J: ' A o Tha only dally newspaper - twaan Portland and alem; air - lataa In overy Motion of Cle - mil County, with a populaC J i 30,000. , Ara you an advort.'eert ,. 4 4 Subscriptions for the Morning Enterprise will be received for 4 only a Hmltsd time t a opselsl ' rt. tend In your ordsr today nd gst bt nsflt of low price. . OUKdON CITYrOUKOON'; l-'HII) AY," JANUARY 13, 1911. Per Week, 10 Cents GREAT NORTHERN TRAINS STALLED NOW PILING UP FAUTIR THAN THE RAILWAY COMPANY y - CAN fliMOVE IT. NEITHER TRAIN HAS A DINING CAR f4t Entertained for Llvss of Passsn. gora Evary Effort Towards ftsscu Balng put - forth. HI'OKANIJ. Jan. II ) Two pas-iengfr Irslns on I ho (Ireat North ern are snow bound In Ibo inounlalna bear Fielding, Mont., and have been 'jdtico Moiidsy. Neither loin ha a dining rar and so far nil effort a to rrh llirm tiaa failed. -L-. Tha anuw In that ltn una been ? piled mountain- hlkh by a 7o nillo gale, and as- a'l wire are down lllllo la ' known n to rondltlvna on Ihe iwiw bound trains 1 The railway baa a force- of men try ing In umiii lb road but tho anuw plla up f tir than II run be removed. Tbo big rotarlra aro Kir!a In this ,' jlnatani'o; Iralna stait but ara forced fcark or be snowed In thnselves. 'fair thst Buffeting front hunger will overtake thos Imprisoned U tha gen ;rl expression. VISITS SALEM SCHOOLS. CHcd lo CpUl City to Appear Bo fore Commlitao. j I'rof. Tor went lo Hnlrm Tueaday j lo wltnena the Inauguration of (lover- J -'.."" -rand calling h.m to AO capital city teing a amnion or tnei Qtaln comtilltt-e on school .legl legl-ilatlon. r . . . . - .... .. i before whbh he WW It? . 1 "f trgUl.tlon In . L ... - 1 . a v " bile there rof. Te visited the iplenr-e d't'srtment of the public trhools ff Hnlrm In tne mu-resi 01 Informing hltnaelf aa l the g'od thlnga which the department 'In that City offers Its ptiptla. silver Tea at Lalouralta Homo. A a'lvor tea will bn given next Tu-e- day afternoon at the home of Mra. Charlea t Ijitourette" The member f the ConaXegatlonal church and their rrlends are In bo given cardial wel come Thla la he third it a aerlea of affairs of this kind, and all have pi oved enjoyable events. HGHTY RESPOND TO . ANNUAL ROLL CALL INTHUSIASTIC RESPONSE GIVEN BY MANY MEMBERS AT THE f CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. I ' ' ' , The annuil ml) call at tho Conare lintlonal church Thursday evening proved to be an ehthuslnatlc occaalon. I la an annual feat-ire of the church nd on this occasion 80 responded to ge roll. Among those who res pond J fere two ladlea who were baptised by lev-Atkinson, the first paator of the itirrh and Ihe man who waa really M fit her of Congregationalism In this lorthwfst country. Several respond J to the roll who had been members the church for fifty years, and quite i number had ben memhera 3S yeara. plana were adopted for aggressive rork during the coming year. At the jIoh of tho testimony taking the lad es of tho Saturday club, composed of the young women of the church, etvc'l lunch.. ;' Thn death of Mra. Gordon, at Canbm who waa formerly a member of the church, caat a gloom over the meeting. '.A committee waa appointed to extend condolences lo tho family, comnosed of C. II. Dye, U Adnma, Mra. C. H. ,Vanf1M. Mra. IC. P. IlrlghtblU and ;'I"S Jvah Ko) e. :Wc Don't like To Dance OS to anybody's oiolno. Wo don't earo whtt tht regular pries of any artle was, wi are determined to oisan up our atock, and during our Clean Upi Sale which la a money saving event that la looked forward to by all wear ers of good wearables, we are offering values that defy competition both In ' quality snd price. I Gat busy; get In the band wagon land come on. ' v ?flicc Brothers j EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS I Not IJke Others 1 6th and Main te. ' HERE NEXT WEEK. Mlnup In Oalaa Lad to Advertising .". Him for Yaatardy- . ' In so-ne manner there wss a till x 11 p In th" tltitra 'announced ' ff "thw sd. dresses before the ItH-al hlrh b'ini And while It waa advertised thnt I'rof. Aldnriimn would Ihi lirr and address pupils yisti-rUsy the real program waa T r his addrnna next week. Wad icdyts 'Sin. At thut time ll la VMcti'd that ha will ha here and mil it talk lint will Interest Imi U pupils and parent. - - - On account ijf'lhn lnliil In dsies. and no oiln-r sixtuker having been se cured, I'rof. Tor.e derided to fill III vacancy In tha program and spoke to lh young fiiilt for' a few uiottieiits on "Tha tiovfrnor'a InHiiKurnilon and Ilia Mcmiiiiir" 1 hTa talk waa follond by a fi'w rfinHrka on "Valua of Hrlf Control." It la Hid Knwtal opinion of l Im uiilt thut I litre waa llliln lima In atilailtutliiK I'juif. TtK for Mr. Al dnrnian, and dTillf tbrn la a dalr to h"Ar (ho man from Knlaui. MODERN WOODMEN INSTALL. ALDERMAN Caramony Followod by Short Program N ,, on th. Houth.-rn Farlflc Hall . ' and Sumpluoua Banquat. i way tho Hhaata IJmltfd which paaa Th Inalallatlon if offlrra of Oro-j f through Canby at a high ra of on f'lty t'u'iin No. W.c. ModM-ti aed. Mra. Cordon waa killed In Wool turn of America, whlrh tiMik 'aanlly. Idnca In Knapii a Hall on VVedn.-ad.iy 'r W. H I.nrke, of Cnnby, who aaw cvf'lnK, waa-a Vfry enjoyable oc-'lhe accident, aaya thai Mra. Gordon Mlott mid' waa wltnraacd by nnarly I dtlherately walked: l? front of th inn perrona, ronalatlna of tha Order 'train, bcln' aeemlngly dared or pra and their fanilllea. I'aat C maul (ieorge ' (xmi.lud, and did not nollca wbera M. Hh iver, of lla City ("amp No. i "l' waa or the approach of the train. 5K.H. r.f lirtland. Installed the follow-' Mr. Iucke aaya that tho trainmen aaw leu offlcera: J. II. Carter, nnaul: J. j Mra. Gordon from a diatanro and II IllXhim. odyar: (J. Groaaenbacher. i Icnker; I. IK Taylor, clerk; T. I'. Croai, tacort; G. W. I'luham, inannn er; W. It. )nnn, watchman: Georco A. Illrkcl, acti try. After the Inatallatlon a hort proKrammn waa rendered nnd a aumptuoiia banquet aa a-rved by the aoclal committee. FREE TRADE IN FACTS- Nallcnal Tariff Commlaalon Holding It Convantlon. , . VA8lllNGTOX-Jn. 1. CHl.t ! The National Tariff Commlaalon Aaao- nntion m..i I., nn. ri.v tn,tMv H.-.k. ' e.a In.l.ted that only on ihe finding , of a tariff commlaalon can the people " " "V' V"" hv' w X ,,. ,..,.,,,,., ; . ...,,. 1 lie imsi way 10 proiwuproieciion , , hv. ,rN, t'n4mm fJ , ,m ,n Uvor, ,nrowini.0,,,n UP Intellectual 'Mt1 ' knowledge w cM ro(id , Rm n u,of . .y f providing aclentlflc methoda for 1 the development of fact, and the , apread of Int.lllgence on thla eubjoct : throughout the cuntfy." ' 1 PORTLAND POSTOFFICE SITE. (. ! . ' Choitii t.,,i .v-r. . . 1 ; POItTLASn. or- Jsn. I2.(8,d,l- It has ben decided bv the Treaaury jH.partment of Washington that 'he new postofflce building In this elty -., ;-cr..nT ,ne . oca iKHiwii-a vj rwirnioi Mcnm, utuwiu ana noyi streets. The price asked la ao hlah that condemnation proceedlnga will be made neceaaary. Iluslnesa Ititerr are pleased that the question has been settled. COMMONWEALTH CONFERENCE- Third Annul Convention it Bo Hold Friday and Saturday. El JO EN K, Or., an. 1J. (Spl.l The thJrd annual Commonwealth Con ference, to be hdd In thla city under Ihe suspires of Ihe I'nlverslty of Ore gon, convenes tomorrow. There will be morning, afternoon and evening aesslons tomorrow and morning and afternoon aeaslons Saturdsy. , Some of the bent speskera In the State are on the program and an enjoyable and profitable time la promised. Fred Wourme Gets Fust Contract. Fred Wournis waa Thuraday night awarded the contract for aupplylng the city schools with fuel for the com ing school yesr. His bid for first srowth body fir wood was 13.90 per cord and the district will purchase n cords nt that figure. George M. Ijtrolln bid II. SO. and the proposal of Ward N. Clatk wsa to furnish second tjrewth fir at f3.C0. The successful bidder must deliver the wood before September 1 next. CAPTAIN PEARY HONORED. Cc-grets Likely to Extend Thanks to the Explorer. WASHINGTON. Jan. 12. fSpl.) A subcommittee of the House on nsvsl affnlra today approved of Ihe findings of Captain Peary, the Arctic explorer. P.v the terms rf this renort Congress extends its thanks to the Captain and retiree him with the rank of Rear Ad miral In the Engineer Corpa of the Nnvy. Ills piy will be about $0000. WILL ATTACH WILL. Vnthsr Church Ceeet Inhtrlt Mra. Eddy's Mllllona. CONCORn, N. II,. Jsn 1J. (Spl 1 I TCmlnent lawyers aaert that Mrs. Ed- n . . ... . . . . l . . ... -"-a win is vma nnn ,insi tne niomnr Church cannot come Into her property. The will Is attacked and a long fight In prosneet. New Hampshire law Is snld to forbid gifts of thst nature In 4 excess of fSOOO annually, and In Massachusetts In excess of $2000, IOWA FAVORS NEW ORLEANS. nrcs MOINES. la. Jsn, U. (Spl ) Th Iowa House -of Representatives today voted to Indorse New Orleans ss he place for holding the proposed 1915 Panama Exposition. Mexican Regulars Defeated. COM8TOCK. Tex . Jan. lI.(Spl Nearly two hundred Diss flahtlng men were defeated by a handful of Revo lutionists on the bsnka of the Rio Grande near here yeaterday. The regitlara attacked the rebola hilt were repulsed, with big loss. -Lecture at'Parkplaee Tomorrow. Professor Horner of O- A. C. will give an Illustrated lecture on "Home to Jerusalem" In Parkplace on Jan mry 14. .W. J. GORDON KILLED SUDDENLY r SHE., WALKS ON DISTRACTED, RAILWAY TRACK IN FRONT OF SHASTA LIMITED DEATH COMES TO HER INSTANTLY Trainman Blaw Whlatlo and Rang Call at Warning, Bui Mra. Cordon t mad to Ba Pro. oceuplad. " A nu-WHM'ua from Cunby, rix-plved about 7:45 p. m. Thuraday, anti'iunrd tha drath of Mra. V. J. Cordon In that rltv. Mra. riordon waa kilted by train Bounded tho wblatto ana Tang me nan aa warnins. peeing xyrn. i.oruon wn aeemlnKly unaware tf her danxer tho train which la not achduled to atop at Canby waa alowed down by tho eiiKlneer, but without avoiding the ac cident. Mra. Gordon waa killed In atantly, her head being cruahid and her ahouldrra being broken. , . t rlenda picked up Gordon and . carried her Into Gordon IJroa. atoro (he proprietora lelnr the eon a of the Injured woman Mr. iirae. wno wcbeHl Mra. Cortw ran -ay. ..- - ' 7 T hi nlractlon up . to Ihe Ume of tho .llalon. aaalated In tftal k '' nA new of her Ident Ity on- T " h atoro. . Mra. Gordon waa on her way to a i... In tho Tutiernac I a. and bad her aong book. under her arm at the Itmo. Report aaya there waa no other train In eight, that the Sbaa- """..u " 7A '"t?' v 10 " .r. TnrHon reason than that Mrs Gordon VPM l" tnuni ,or ht accident. - Mra. Gordon waa Ihe mother of Emit .... 1 1 r-,.r,l.ti m-hn iii iiratfl) (2or- Iinn iiroa" atore In Canby. Other .I1U IIHIIf V '" ."'. " " . " ,ciinui" i '" Clare Gordou. aons, and Mr. Iva ; We , daughter.-rf Oregon City. Mr nor)lon w a former r-aldont of j Jhia cltv and bna a host of friend who v( hra A nuwtmvd. W. J (tordon, ,urvlv(i ner, She waa 44) yeara ! of age. WOMAN'S CLUB MELTS WltH MRS. IATOURETTE INTERESTING LETTERS FROM SON KENNETH NOW IN CHINA, ARE READ. The Women's Club met In tho Coin- Wrclal parlors yesterday afternoon. One of the featurea of the arternoon after the regular routine of business w aa transacted waa the rending of sev- eral Interesting lettera written by Ken neth Latourette. who la teacher in the Ynle mtaslon, and aa soon aa he la familiar with Ihe Chinese laugusee. he will be Instructor of hlRtory In China. Mr. Ijitouretle Is at present In China, and his lettera were read by hla moth er, Mrs. D. C. Latourette. and much Interest waa taken In their contenta- It la not customary for the trem here of thla club to serve refreshments at thel" meetings, but tne presiaeni. Mrs. J. W. Norrls. gave them an agree able surprise, at the close of the busi ness session when she Invited them to the adjoining dining room, where a luncheon waa awaiting them. The laJde wss made 'attractive with cut glnss and silver, and the hostess was hlehlv complimented on her efforts which ave to the members of Ihe club much pleasure. There were about 2(t .members pres ent, and much Interest taken in the nroceedlngs of Ihe afternoon. The next meeting, which will be held on Thnradnv afternoon. January 20. will h. Rrholarshln Fund Day. . At Ihe mf.tln r-f yesterday It waa found that two cf On g"n Clty"a young lftd!e: are now being educated by meana of ilm arhnlarahln loan fund, in many csaea when a young woman takea ad vantage of thla loan fund she repays the clnb the amount of money that has heen reoulred to give her tne aesirca education, and In many cases this h aaaiHtnd vouna- women to secure an education, ' QUARANTINED PATIENTS. Dclng Nicely and Little Prospeot of ' Further Infection. Prof. Tooze. head of the local achoola. Is not only a wide awake In structor hut Is friend to esch puim In his chars-e and takes an Interest In the nhvslrsl ss well aa the educational welfsre of the student. He Is alert to the dungors of diphtheria and other Infeotlmia dlaeaaea and la trying tf aave any dangere from an epidemic He repojts. In connection with the re cent eases discovered in the acnooia, that all eeem to be doing well snd that Investigation carried on Indicates thst there Is little probability, of Infection from the cattes that have been plaoed under ouara'ntlne. No relaxation In proeautlona will be permitted, how ever, and It la nopea mese esses may be the last. , , s "LET US ALONE." Thla le tha. Slogan of Gladstone aa to Road Mattara- Gladatona pt-oplo wlah to be' left aloneaa ttley now are In road mattera, Thla dictum 'ban koiio forth becaua? nf the fact thnt rumora have It thnt the County Court cmteinplatea cbang ea In the road matters aa tby now afwt GladMione. ' Aa the atory Roea It la plnnned to make a roi.d dlatrlcl for Gladxtone, cut ting off from both etida of the dllrk't aa ll now atunda. Tha rad now runa through Gludatona to ,tho T)ak Grove road on the north and to a point up tho liver-aoma ('ltance from tho vil lage. GladMione want tblntra left aa now', rlaltnltig thltiga are lij good ahape and that It la going ti be eaay to keep them ao. A rbuiiKe will mean addi tional extienae and thla la not wanted at thla 'tljne. In a year or two change may be tdvlHable, but uat now It la thought wla'i to leave well enough alono. ! J . POINTED A GUN. Arrcttad and Locked Up Following an Altercation. Geo'rge .Beeller, whf glv a Portland aa Ma addreaa, aaa arreated Thuraday nlitht. about 9 o'clock, charged with txilntlng flrearma and making threats. Ilo waa'etopping at the hoarding houae io the rear of the llurmelHtr A: An dreaen atore. cn Seventh atreet, and In the- mldat of a dlncuoalon with others got excited and pulled gun. The attention of the police waa called to the altercation, and to the threatening attitude which be anaumed, and Beel ler waa arreated. When, taken to the police fetation and aearched a fine revolver wan found on his person. The offender waa arreated at the Electric saloon, where he bad gone when chased out from hla boarding bouse. HARD PtCJUNQ FOR BIRDS- Fsathcred Humanity May 8uffsr While Snow Is On Ground. As msny of Ihe wild birds have made their appearance alnce the enow, and It la bard picking for them when the snow la on the ground, it la tho wish cf Ihe officers of thc.ClacKamas County Humane Society for those who sre Interested In them to place blta of bread or auet where the birds can get It. and It la alao the wlah of thla-organization for the ownera of cows and horaea to glv them protection. Last year many complaints came to the Society of ownera of oowa and horses who hsd urovlded no shelter tor tnem during the snow storm, and In several ases the animals were brought 10 mis city, where they were pucec! in a bsrn. and thetr keeping was ensrgea to the owners. WANT GRAZING LAN OS- South Dakota Cattle Raiaera Want Grazing Lands Here. R. F. Crittenden, who purports to represent a large firm of sheep and cettle reisers In South DakcMB, came in rtrnn cttv a week' aeo: and becac to Inquire aa to the aefurvng of gr Ing lands In this county. Mcai ien uu mn hsran aearch for such lands with the demand for good land.i In thla county It is hard to find any Cheap landa within Ita bordera but after aome aearch 900 acrea of Bitch lands' were found In the foothills of v.mnt Hood and the transfer will De made within a few' days. .The purpose la m rata cattle and aheen and take them' across the mountains for final fattening during the grazing weeks or the summer. - INJURED IN COASTING. Alfred NortonK.noeked Senseless; Miss Sllcox riss Annie prainH. Two rntinr neonln were Injured In a roasting accident on Eleventh atreet, near the Barclay achool, Thursday ev ening about 8:30 o'clock. Alfred Nor ton, whose home Is at Seventh street and Rsilwsy avenne. and Mlsa Grarc coasting on Eleventh street when the sled on which they were riding cHme Into collision witn a telephone pole. In the collision Miss qiw had her ankle snratned and Norton waa knocked senseless. His head was severely cut. I an Green assisted the young man home after the accident. Milton Price Buya Restaurant. xtltmn Price hna nurchssed thexhon house known as the Clem Chop House, snd owned bv Clem Dollar, which Is opposite the Electric Hotel. Mr. Price. Is a well known young man of this city, having resided here most of his life, and Is already receiving ft largo patronage. , WHEN YOU DYE will save you trouble Ifou u D VOL A DYES One Dye For All Goods ' 8lxteen.tColor ' . Ten Cents Per Package We Fill All Drug.Wants ' A Full Une of ; . - : . ' A. D. S. Remedies Prescriptions snd Family Reoelpts , Filled With Pure Drugs, ' Quality and Price Right,," CHARIVIAN Cl Co. City Drug Store. Next Door to Electric Hotel. Pacific phone 13 ' Home Phone 3 I RICH IDAHO MINES ARE OPENED UP WM. GRIFFITH, FORMER OREGON CITY MAN, PROMOTER IN THE DEAL. . HAVE SECURED EIGHTEEN CLAIMS Prospects Bright-for a Rich "Clesn-wp Many Citizens Will Remem ber the Promoter, Mr. Griffith. Wm. Griffith and W. At Holland hive located mines in the Croy Creek country. In Idaho, and have prospects of a good find. Wm. Griffith Is the tnspager of the Mineral Mountain Min ing Co., hlch owna the clalma. He la a former citizen of Oregon City and haa many friends here who will' be pleased to know more of the prospects. An Idaho paper haa this to say: .There are two ell defined- parallel fissure veins penetrating these claims, and their trend Is northwest and south esst." " They are-' traceable for a dis tance of five miles on the eurface, and have shown high-grade silver and lead ore In every place where they have be-n opened up, assays tunning as high as 137 ounces ailver and t per cent lead. Other assays run n Ins from 63 ounces silver and Id per cent lead to SCO ounces ailver and i per cent, lead, averaging about $10 in gold, were takeii from the .outcropping along the veins at dlffereot'placea. There was snrface ore shipped from this property In the early 80s that net ted the owners a h stir! some profit, af ter hauling with ox teama a distance of ICO miles to the nearest railroad point at that time. The cause of this f roperty not being developed esrller Is becsuse of the fact that It waa owned by prospectors and miners who held It at such high figures thst Ihe ordl nsry capitalist would not Invest. For Instance, the Snowstorm Noa. 1 and 2 clalma were held by 4 heir owners at tl DO.ooo, and aome of the other claims were held at high prices, as they were known to be on the aame mineral belt as the majority of the. big dividend paying mines of the Wood River district- - This company wtll commence opera tlona In the near future, which can be done with ft email expenditure of cap ital, a the principal part of the de velopment work has been accom plished on the Condor vein. The company. Is feeling very Jubilant over Its holdings and Is looking for ward with expec'stlon of opening un one of the lirgest dividend-paying mtnea that has ever been discovered In the Wood River district. THETHREE ROBBERS A HARMLESS TRIO ONE A NEPHEW OF MRS. McBRIDE SET FREE THEY RETURN HOME TO SEATTLE. The developments In the attempted entrance Wednesday night at the home of Judge Mcrtrtde, reported In Thurs days Issue of the Morning Enterprise, reveals the fact that one of the trio giving hla name Tom Jones was ft nephew to Mrs. McBrtde. According lo the story told by the psrtles who were taken In charge by the police they were looking for a plare to stav and the nephew went to the home of Mra. McBrldo to ask for accommoda tions; that when his aunt called to him In answer to his knock he became frightened and ran away. The result wss that the police were called and tracked them to the box car and ar rested them. It seems that the three young men. who hall from Seattle, were on a trsmplng Journey aouth nd when they arrived In Oregon Cltv were put to It for place to Bleep. The police think that the young nephew, imagining that the aunt would be with tho uni e at Salem. Invited his companions to go to the McBrlde home. Intending to effect an entrance and spend the night In comfort. Finding the aunt nt ho:t;e. and having been detected In attempt ing an entrance without due ceremony, the nephew ftnd his companlona were frightened by the aunt's challonge and fled In the darkness. The story of tho young man was be lieved In part, however, and Recorder Stlpp before whom they were ar raigneddecided to set the young nephew free. The other were sen tenced to 20 day in Jail and sentence suspended. All were set free ftnd, giv en opportunity to return to Seattle, the friends of the young nephew com ing to his rescue. WALKER WANTS 'DAM AGES. Case for Trlsl In Circuit Court, Port Isnd Todsy. In March.-909, John Ramltlcb. had Augustus Walkor arrested on the charge of larceny of certain hogs, lie wss tried on April 15. and dismissed. Justice Samson believing that tho prosecution wa ft case of plte. Now Walker, believing that h ha cause for action, haa ued for damages for fslse prosecution. In a Portland court Tho cane la set for trial today and Justine Samaon has been cslled as svltness. (- Have Christened It Chautauqua Lodge Gladstone . Odd Fellow Initiated three new members Wednesday night, tsklng them through the Initiatory degree. The men who rode the goat were John snd Chss. Slevers snd Chas. Galogly. This lodge now Kas ft total membership of 29; It Is to be callnd Chautauqua lodge, . . GARY AND TOOZE SPEAK. . The New System of. Education to be Discussed. .Clermont school held Its weekly lltrrary entertainment at the school east of Ihe city Wednesdsy night. There wss progrsm of music and literary numbers, followed with ft ao rtal time. The chief number on th program was a playlet. "Have Rhine?" which was so well rendered ss to bring down the house. . During the social hour there was much informal discussion of Ihe ques tion of larger or general road districts, and the opinion of those present seemed 10 favor larger districts aftd fewer, the road building to be let by contract. Next week County School Superin tendent Gary and City Superintendent Tooze are to beT'p'reaent at the gather ing and talk on the proposed new ays t$jn of school education. A week lat er tTTtre will be a debate the subject being. "Resolved, That Iron Is More Valuable Than Gold." The young peo ple are to speak on this subject. FORGER JS SENT TO SALEM. George Wilcox Pleads Guilty and Sen .4 tense is Two Years George Wilcox waa Thursday after noon sentenced to the state peniten tiary for two year by Circuit Judge Camobell. Wilcox 'entered plea of guilty. He waa arrested few months aga. charged with forging ft firm check of W. D. Eddy A Son, and cashing the paper In a south end saloon. He first offered ft pleft of guilty, then changed bis plea lo not guilty but Thursday afternoon returned to his first plea of guilty to ft charge of forgery. Sheriff Mass took Wilcox- to Salem Thursday night. Three Mismated Couples. . Sarah Fall has filed a suit for di vorce against H. Reginald Fall, to hum h" waa married May 3. 1903. at Dayton., Wash. She. charges him with desertion. P. F. Hesler Instituted suit yester day against Maude Healer for decree of divorce. They were married In December. 190G. and three years later ttoaiar aava hla wife deserted him. C. D. and D. C- Latourette re ftttor- neya for Hesler. - , Ona M. nrucer-flled ft suit for di vorce today against U J. Bruce. Miss Morelsnd Slightly Injured. Miss Lela Morelsnd. who live on Main street, wa allghtly Injured Wed nesday evening while coasting on Sev enth atreet. The sled on which the party wa coasting ran off the main track and into a lighting pole end Miss Moreland received severe bruises cu the hip. The story being told to day was that abe had her leg broken, but auch was not the case. License Granted to Marry. County Clerk Mulvey granted ft mar riage license Thursday to Marian Drummond and C W'. Grenwood. W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO. RELIABLE REAL ESTATE DEALERS We Buy, Sell or Trade and Deal in Large and Small Tracts. If you want"' to sell list with us, if you want to buy. call and see us. - o Ll' US' ATM CTTJCT7T Price's Chop House Meals at A!) Hours If vou want Ihe best, at lowest pric s. eot with us. Our specialty is satisfaction. - MILTON PRICE Between Fourth and Fifth Streets. ' Get In On the ARE YOU STOCKING UP AT OUR CLEARANCE SALE PRICES? WE CAN ONLY MENTION A FEW ITEMS HERE.. S5o and 40o Combs... 25c 25o Violet Ammonia. '. ..... .15a 65o Comb 34c All Bible 20 off 15o Nail Brushe 10c 25 Rexal Flaying Card....10o 20 On All Nail Brushe. 35o Fancy Back Csr"ds. . . .20e SOo Cloth Brushes .... .....34c 25o Saratoga Cards. ....... ,15c 25 Cloth Brushes ..18c $1.7 Croklnole Boards.". ..1J5 25c C- C. Pills. 15 $3.75 Croklnole Archarenft 15o Talcum powder.... 2 for 15c Boards .12 75 25o Mann's Medicated Soap 18c A, Kame boards reduced. "" 25o Toilet Soap....'. ..18 1.00 American Watche. . . .7Ve PROTECT YOUR FACE Wash Cloths tt 11.1 - frotn tftA WlntorvInds. Special Here are seme bargain bouctt j cut" price on tyie cream this direct from the maker. . . ! mynlh." ' ' 1O0 Ice Knit "Wash Ctoti. ... ,T " ' - ' :.-r-r." .......--to s SOo eer C 1 I 40c listers Cream.. ..25c ffl0 Turkuh Bftth Wool Clr" 1 1 25e Theatrical' Cream, 15c 2 far ' 35c Massage Cream ......... 19c 15c Sponge Wash Clot. 2 far ' ' II , , i Tt Rtxall D;stitj CAPTAIN CIV ESTATEPR03ATE MRS. JULIA E. HASKELL OBTAINS. 16,003 BEQUEST UNDER . , TERMS OF WILL. STEAMBOAT MAN WAS WORTH SI 5.CC3 Remainder of Estate Goes Share and Share Alike to Six Children of ' Pioneer River Pilot Who : Died Las) Week. The will of the late Captain John M.- Graham, pioneer ateamboat man, who' died In Oregon City laat week, waa admitted to probate here yester day, the estimated value of the prop erty being 115,000. The chief bene ficiary is Mr. -Julia E. Haskell, who inherit fcooo for faithful service, she having taken care of Captain Graham during his declining year. Until the estate Is settled Mrs. Haskell 1 to re ceive 50 per month, end the bequest becomes void only If she. remarries. The family , clock Is left to Captain Graham s son, John M.. and the family portraits to the other children- The remainder of the estate la willed, abar and ahare alike to hi sons and daughters, Alden B.. Arthur W and John M. Grsham. and Mercy W. An dresen. Ann May Morrill and Jessie E. Fuchs, bis daugter. The execu tor of the estate are his two sons. Alden B. snd Arthur W. Graham, and two sons-in-law, William Andresen and R. D- MorrtlL " - SUMMER NORMAL COURSE. i City Superintendent Tooze Will Agsln Head Popular Bcnooi. City Superintendent of 8chnols T. J. 8. Tooze, with the cooperation of Principals A. C. Freel, of the Barclay, ' and N. W. Bow land, of the Eastbam I building, will conduct ft summer nor i mat school In this city after the close i cf the present school yesr In June. iThe session will be held ftt the Bar clay building, and the board of school director Thursday night granted to 1 ! Cnnrint.l.lll TfW th HM f the ' Unlldins:. last sore tiler's normal wa - jury succefai it) .reacners. - sever. : I Score comljg hern from var Ions eec r tlon of Clackamas ConutT' onA r--. ' idbiiiiii. .lj.ru, ...v "'-"' ........ 1 '. v '..; i Porn. ThurBdav. January' t. to the wife nt A 1. rtarnea t Willi mat tv ft .' rianrhfrr wele-fcla 10 nOOnds. .. 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