tlona for tho Morning I vlll b roeolvsd for U4 tlm at a pelr d In your ardor today , anoflt of low price.. m ENTE " Th only dally new;:. r t twee) Portland and talam; lato In oyory aoot'on of c:v mil County, with a population of . tO.OOa , Aro you an advortloorf J 1 NO. n OREGON CITY", OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1911. Per "Week, 10 Cents n own KM SE MD RATES 3T BE SAME XM TO Vf QIVIN-A 1 DKAL IF VON DKR ZLttN WINS. :iT0 SENATE HOPPER sng From 100 to 1 10,000 rt la Mado to Stop All Dodging on ' tats. Or., Jan. 19. (Hpl.) Ben r llellcn want to stop nation In Oregon by rail i.tbat end today Introduced I effort. uvldes that there shall be to, rebate, drawback. a"l .all ho no greater or Icaa I o tact ml from una person not her tr mean of any tluiu f.ilio wckhiug de. t daVice on any tranapor ny operating aa a com O tbla Plain. penalty for disregarding ; (bo law of from $100 to AD OROWNINO HIRE. mall Bla' at th Kolaay Homo School Moating Saturday. M AllQUAM, Jan. .4.i-rJpl -The and niiwi of the druwnlug of Iho llirl daughter of Jottii f'ltKitaon, while with hfe -mother and amitll broth' r, haa reached here. They- were crossing Iho "(klarquain . !riiln h, near Krott'a Mltlawin their way from their homo whUJf la hx-atod atiout 2ft mile from Hcolt'a-. Mill. Grappling hooka aro living uavil, but up to a late hour, all effort to" rind the body liavo failed. It ha Il0u beeu reported ttmt Mr. Kolatiy'a nuU at Hcott'a Mill waa In danger of fe ttre, which had been atari 4 by a 1 1 1 1 1 i boy while playing wltb matches. Nt much damage waa dona only-to- aonw-mrialna and' a few clothe wrrd hurtied. It. haa been raining a I moat contin ually for the puat 4K houra and all tbo hlKhwaya of travel aro well flooded. Grandma Harrington )ioa been lery III for tho past few daya. Mr. and Mra. X, W. Ilently ariTbotb muc h Improved. everybody la requested to com out to tho achool meeting next Saturday, for Iho benefit of Iho school Our itoatmoatrr haa added an Inru halor to lila eatabllahmont, Our newroad bona, John Hurl h. will Ih reuulred to re-loeato a number of the roaila In thin sort loir alnce the, ra ce n l ralna. SPtCIAL SUNDAY StRVICC DAMAGING FLOODS SWEEP THE CITY CITY AND COUNTRY SUFftR LIT TLE, HOWEVER, WHEN TOTAL RAINFALL IS CONSIDERED. . RAILWAYS AGAIN IN 0POIATI0N H MAKES CHARGE. ' aa Eatravaganc In Asy lum Mattara. )r., Jan- 1J tSpl.l 8cr i were made ofextrva lura tnamiKeraln a a pew h' rman, In tho Senate toUy. aade tho rhargca In de I aeta In apHdntliiK one mondou aa auperluteudeiit jratirlt aalum, plunuod for, (on. t waa prerlpltatod by an i apixilnt a rommltteo to toilKato tho pnMaod alto orn part of the tttato, and ra la nereaalty of purrhaa & before the building ran CLARK CHOSEN, ' Spaakar of tho l2i Con- Unanlmoualy. .TON. Jan. !. (Hpl )ln ,tlo rauru tolay Champ alourl, waa nominated by fur RpeWker of tho llouao Jonareaa. Tho purpoae la , nay pick lila waya aud mtttea ao that It may get to new tariff. ) Democrat a entered the r, of Vlralnla, prealded ok, Ohio, waa aerrotary. LL BILL AGREED TO. . Maaona, of fntifTClty, Will Attand Church In a Body. - Tho Maaona of thla city aro In tb bablr of attending rellicloua aervlrea In one .f tho city rhurchea, In a body. one Mumlay In the year. Thla year iho acrvice will be held at 8. 'aul a Kplacoal church, on Ninth atreet, and Hov. Chna. Hublnaon haa been Invited to make tho oddreaa. Tho o'rvlce will be held lieit Sunday, at b p. m., and the h"'e lodite will be Invlted to alletid. . , . ' . ' ' Olrla Got Tootalo-Wootaioo Wot . Six yotmg ludlea made tho Journey ! to Canemalj laat night- Juat beforn , dark. It waa found ImpoaalbUt to'1 travel on the areft level ao tho giria tiMk to the H. . tracko. When mid way the. journey they all found them aelvea In deep water and mud and one young lady alepped Into a deep hole filled with watr. going down Into tho water up to her hl One of tho glrla whom the reat aay waa old enough to have a little nerve broke down and tried when ahe felt tho water run ning acroae her aoklca. OSWECO GRANGE HAS USUAL piUTION REC'.i.AR ORANGE AND JUVENILE . CRANGE OFFICERS TAKE UP BURDEN OF OFFICE. Maana Committee' Sooma no to Follow Load. 3TON, Jan. 19. (8pl.) publican membera of tho - nieana com ml I) e have ho prooaltion of a perma ! bohrdi. according to the , Aa Dalaell la a aland pat t mattera It look a aa If tbo along tariff board llnea waa f with a bill to pleaae hla .Tiat may be dona to the ico In Congreae can only be 4. ANTLV ENTERTAINED.. W. Thornton waa hoateaa at , afternoon tea given at her Saturday .In honor of tho Mra. V. II. Ilrobat, and the of Mra. Wm. Hrobat and Xlliaheth. to Central Ore rory dainty luncheon waa ra. Thornton waa aaalatod to Wolbert I ted gueata preaent were nrobat. Mra. K. II. Ilrobat. d. Mra. J. R. nrobat, Mra. the Mlaaea Elizabeth, Cora, Mary Ilrobat. ) CASE OF POISON. H. Miller, who Uvea on 1 Promenade atreet a. la onf n a bad caae of polaon oak. la a eight and hla eyea are early abut Ho owna a lot on atreet In thla city and nod whlln 4-lenrlng the hruah an effort to clean up the lot. IAT A HIT law WC ARE MAKING WITH X CLEAN UP SALE . -- v - muat eome hara to appreciate landld merchandlao wo are '.ring at fully 40 per cent ro i, In rdor to clean up our atook. vary choice pattarna In aulta 'ortoata atlll to bo had.-Don't i mo them. . j ' ice Bsothcaa :x6LUSIVf 4CLOTHIIRS """ , Not Like Otbora . ... th and Main Sta. In aplto of the Inclemency of the weather about fifty grangera, ataunch and true, met at their hall In Oawego and the offlcera of both the grange and juvenile grange were Inatalled on Saturday, January 14. Prof. (lary. our county euperlntendent, acted aa In atalllng officer. He waa aaalated by Mra. C. T. Plrkenaon and Mr Lane. Mra. iJino haa teen a very efficient matron of the Juvytlle grange for the paat ear and Marjorle Tledeman haa been her aaalatant. both having gained the Iov0 and reaped of all the mem bora of tho Juvenile grange. Mra. Stone, of Sprlngbrook, will take her place for tho coming year. Perhapa It la not generally known that -any children between the agea of 6 ond . 14 can Join the Juvenile grange, whether their parent belong or not. by the payment of a amall foe and obeying tho rulea and regulatlona laid down. Ita teachlnga tend to up lift and form good tralta of character which wtll go with them Into the. buoy acenea of manhood and womanhood. Prof. Gary, among other good thlnga, aald when he waa aaked to Inatall tho offlcera of Oawego Orange, and Ita Juvenile grange, he felt glad to tie able to do It and (old the atory of tho man who aearchod tho world over for tbo bod of dlamonda, and they were found at hla own door. Therefore we may not have to look to the Far Ka8t-for tho great and good : they may be grow ing up In Oawego Juvenile grange. The profcaaor, who haa been a auc ceaaful teacher for a numler of yeara, clalma never to have aeen ft bad hoy. The juvenile grange haa an organ and have varloua exerclaea dear to tho heart of every boy and girl, and the time paaaea quickly for them. - The have their own orflcera of IS who carry on the meetlnga under the aupervlalon of the matron, and they have their separate table In the dining room, a trifle better laden, perhapa Hhnn the other. A- J. Thompaon, who waa elected steward, realgned and Mra. Geo. Btev cnaon. who waa elected Ceree, alao aent In her real gnat Ion, aa ahe waa very 111. Mr. Milan waa elected atew ard and Mra. Milan, Cerea. - The worthy master, C. C. Borland, who aucceeded hlmaelf, told of a card ahower given him on hla birthday, tha 3rd of the month, ho having re ceived 113 from grangera and other friends. A committee of one waa appointed to aond worda of aympathy and con dolence to Tualatin grange and the bereaved family upon the death of Slater names.- The evening waa spent by the young er act; In dancing. Yrnder ft committee of yotmg men of tho' grange, and they always make their dancea enjoyable. i TWO MEETINGS PLANNED..' Educator at Oak Qrovo Monday and Tuesday Evoninr Dr. Edward .Todd, vice president of Willamette University, and County Superintendent flary, who will spend next week visiting the aehoola of the county, will hold rally at Oak Grove Monday nlgtit and at Harmony on Tuesday night. . Theao meetlnga are to be made of more than ordjoarx Inter- eat. Washouts on Country Roada Are So- vere-i-Many Dollars Will Bo Necessary for Repairs. ' Thla aectlori has been visited by one of tho heaviest ralnfatla consider ing the abort apace of time that It rained heavily In Its history, and tbo depth of. water on certain atreeta In thla city waa great. The rain began Tuesday and by Wednesday there waa no uncertainty aa to (Is earneatneap. The ralna fell up tho river, down the river and to both sides of the river. At times the water came down In sheeta and the alreela were at reams of swiftly moving waters. Added to this was (he lurge volume of snow on the ..tilllaldea that un ited with the rain. -. TronbleTiycgan at an early hour Wed nesday, but not until ThondH7waa there disturbance of consequence In the traffic arrangements of raliwaye entering thla city. Hut during tho greater part Of Thursday and Thure day night traffic waa greatly Inter rupted and to a large extent expend ed. ' r- r- -- - There was a two-foot ralae at Eu gene early lit' the trouble. Thla was no larger from the fact there waa little snow In that section to melt and the bed of the stream had to carry only the rainfall. The first raise In thla city waa In oonaequence only In fluenced by tho iwlvy ralna! Many of fna flreams of the county are overflowing their banka and have done aerloua damage to property. The Clear Creek bridge at Flacher'a Mill went out Wednesday afternoon. There Is no confirmation of this disaster but as It la an old bridge, and haa alood many vlaclaaltudes, the report la con sidered as truest had a span of from 60 to 70 feet ..TV . . ' The AbernathYUi this city la greatly swollen by the besvy and continued downpour, and a few of the residents near f ifteenth and Washington atreeta are In readlneaa for a quick -move If worst cornea to worat- There Is a bad slide on the Abcmathy .road going to liedland, and the river road on the east ajde of the - Clackamas la Im passable. Many rulverta are out on aeveral of the main roada In the coun ty. The brldgo extending over the gulch at Fourteenth and Madiaon atreeta la unsafe, and it nas oeen closed to pedeatrlsca and teams. On Twelfth- street, near Washington, the city aewer, a large one, gave way, causing a man of waters beneath the newly filled atreet. which resulted In a cave-In of about IS feet In depth. On thla aame atreet, but nearer the railroad track, the newer broke In another place, causing another rush of. watera overflowing the flat beneath the railroad track. Dy the buratlng of tho sewer on Twelfth street, near Washington, It haa cauaed the lower part of the property of Mra, Mary Harlow to become a lake. The bridge at Oawego haa been closed to traffic. It having been ao bad ly undermined In placea that there If danger of lose of a portion of the structure. Tho County Court waa no tlfled yesterday and requested that every precaution be taken. Aa a result of the continued heavy ralna a landslide occurred In tho yard of '.Mra. Rlcharda, who resides on Twelfth . atreet, near Waahlngton. Tons of dirt came down from the land adjoining, belonging to Mra. J. 1L Roblnaon, and crossed the land of Mrs. Rlcharda, atrlklng agnlnst the latter'a hquse, but no one waa Injured. It will take aeveral days to remove the de The boats and boat houses that were moored at the foot of Eleventh atreet. have been aecurely fastened, ana mere la no danger of these floating away on th seething watera of the Willamette. Many logs are floating down the river. aoiite 'of which are being caught and brought to shore. v The bridge' extending across the Abernethy Creek near Maple Lane to tho farma of Cnlgar, Morris and Heat er, waa yesterday waahed away. Some of the fencea In that vicinity are also gone. . George Tftrown, one ' of tho well known residents of Maple Lane, states that during Tuesday and Wednesday of thla week 94 Inches of rain fell at Maple tane. Thla la the hew vie t rainfall known In that vicinity for many yeara, and caused all of the amall streams there to become raging torrentu. Much damage haa been done on the South End road near Canemah Park. The streams above having been owol len cauaed rocka to become loose and to fall on the highway below. Street Superintendent C. C. Dabcock haa ft force of men at thla work repairing the road, hut It will be almoat ft month before tho roadway will b In Ita prop er shape, and will coat the city about $fi00. Mr. Bnbcock haa force of about 20 men making repalra that bar been caused by the ralna. . Tbo O. W. P. Company haa brought many of Ita flat oara to thla ctty, and these have been placed, -on the com pany'a track near the Hawley Pulp ft Paper Corapahy'a MJU lit the aouihern part of tho city. Tho culvrt of tho O. W. P. located In tho Chlneso garden near Green Point waa yesterday washed away, and tha pnaaengera arc now transferred to another car at Farkplaco. The company la able to operate Ita 'cars from this city to Portland but on Wednesday many of the cara passed through water that had covered tho tracka at ft depth of two feet. People of thla city who wore In Portland were forced to hire automoMles to come home. . ; -.' J. I Waldron, the mall carrier of Molalla, returned from Molalla yes terday evening at f: 80 o'clock, and reports that Iho people of Mifllrto are expcrlonclng a fferod. '.Milk Creek haa overflowed Ita banks, and tbo watera of that at ream bav never been known to be aa hlk'h. Thla stream haa done a great deal of dainaxo already. Tbe rushing watera have brought drift of all kluda down, which broke tho head gatea of tho mill race of tbe Howard Mill at Mullno. Tho water on the road at the mill la over two feet deep, and the smaller wagon bridge at thar point la In danger. Mr. Waldron, anxious to complete his , trip to thla city, crooned tbe bridge without mlxbap. The-Molalla rlveiHa- not o hlKft aa that of last year, but la badly awolWn and In many places over Ita banka. The water from Milk Creek haa not reached the Interior of tho Howard Mill, ao far. Mr. Waldron will con tinue to make bla dallytrlpa to Molal la carrying paaaengeraand mall. Traffic on the Southern Pacific baa' been again opened up and t ralna are assuming their .usual regularity. Oc the O. W. P. an effort la made to maintain tha achedule, with two trana fera of paaaengera between bore and Portland.. Taking IJ all In all the railway companies are doing nicely considering what they have bad to contend Willi, and the magnitude of the storm' and the damage done to them. BIG BORAX DEPOSITS. Lake County, Oregon, Haa Deposits Equal to Death Vallay. What la aald to be the second larg est deposit of borax In the United Slates la located in Lake county and will b worked extensively during tbe coming summer. The borax Ilea In the Albert, -Summer and Alkali Lake valleys and there havo been 241)0 min eral locatlona mado within tboae dis tricts. Tbe borax Is aald to be al moat pure and compares In value wltb the large deposits In Death Valley. Cal... and tbo Lake county beds are eaally accessible at all timea. -. Will Preach- Her Sunday. l) n J 1)1 ven In eharKA of the Gimriuv f.hw.l m'firk In fhla Prahv tery, comprising six counties In this part or the State, .win spcag at tne lrA.lti-(Arl.n tvnr,)i SunHav mominf and be In attendance at the session of I ha annflitv arhnol. tt wtll he here In the Interest of the Sunday achool work in tnis pan 01 toe fciaie. , - ST. PAUL'S CHURCH HOLD BUSU1ESS MEET PLAN FOR A PAPER WHOSE COL UMNS WILL BE USED FOR NEWS PURPOSES. The - meeting- of the St.-Andrew'a Brotherhood of the St. Paul a Episco pal church waa held on Wodneaday evening at the rectory. - Tbla waa alao a meeting of the vestrymen, ana Busi ness of both organlsatlona waa brought up for discussion. -Among the businesa urougnt up lor dlacuaslon waa the laaulng of ft paper, of pure reading matter pertaining to the work or the churen, but no aaver Using tuatter. that will be published br the parishioners for the parishion er of thla church once amonth. It will bo of four pages, tbe first Issue to appear In the month of February. It la planned to have a representative front tho-8L Andrew'a Brotherhood, Vestry, Ladles of St. Paul a Guild, the Klng'a Daughters, tbe choir, and the 8t. Andrew'a Brotherhood, Jr, the lat ter of which Is soon to bo organized bv the rector, and rector, to write for thla paper oacb month. The commit tee having thla In charge conalata of William Hammond. Dr. L. A. Morrla and John R. . Humphrya, with Rev. Charles Robinson, rector, at tho head of it. It waa proposed aeveral weeks ago to purchaae a new organ for. tbe church, and there baa been one on trial, but the one that haa been In use In the church for aeveral yeara haa been thoroughly overhauled and re paired, by an experienced man of Portland, ao that the committee in charge haa decided to retain thla In the church Instead of purchasing another. GREAT AUTO SHOW ALL NEXT WEEK DISPLAYS IN ALL PORTLAND GARAGES, FREE TO VISITORS FROM CITY OR COUNTRY. FREE TRANSPORTATION ABOUT CITY Every Garage Will Put On Gala Attire Don't Mlas Thla Groat -Show In Any Event. rina' nT tha mnat nnvt! Biitnmntilla exhibits ever held on tbe Pacific Coast la to 4e held In Portland during tbe week between Saturday, January 21 and Saturday, January 28. - Portland's automobile dealera are to bold open hr'.iiaa rinrlnir that week and every nan wfima ft . nf r-hllH in thife etfV la Invited to visit tho varloua garages and aee tho new models on exniuiuon there. Qafnrilav-m-tlt her-Yeatttred hTthe Journal s big reliability run for com marolal tnielia. a Inn . onen at nlchL Monday there will bo ft parade. Tues day a numoer 01 specialties ine nature of wblcb baa been kept a secret, will h. miiloil nit Whllx Wednesday will be society nlgbt Thuraday there wljl be alow and obstacle races rnuay mill ha iruelr 1a- and tha bi- commer cial motor trucks will be put through their atepa for tbe entncation 01 tne merchanta and othera Interested. Sat. will onil th rrand finale' and will be tho occasion of a real feast for tbe dealera and their f nenas. j The automobile dealera themselves .1 II ,ni,iil lr.it laatlna all arealr Iputtown dealera from every aectlon of tne staie are planning iu w uu a loaut 9wia automobile admlrera and hardware men -will be In attendance at thla convention.- The Oregon mate hardware and .Implement dealera are in hnM f heir annual convention during that week: and wtll be Invited to at tend the opening convention in ft boay. rtn. nt iho mmt feomnlete avstems "of transporting the gueata haa been adopted. A line of over zvo automo biles will carry; paaaengera from one Hiatrtr. Tn another. Thev wilt have regular running achedulea. and will be kept on these acheauies ny reguiariy appointed Inspectora, much after the fashion of the atreet cara. - The public need feel no apprenen alon aa-to the sights they are going to av for - the cara" on exhibition are among the finest that have ever been shown on the coast. The automobile world haa never known auch ft year -far mill hoantv of design and elegance aa it la going through now.' Every manufacturer seems to nave viea wnn the other, to aee who could turn out the moat excellent piece of work, and the creatlona are aurely wonderful. Every caro has been taken that vlslt ora may make the round 6f lhe--ar-loua establishments with 1 minimum of effort and Inconvenience. Oil the back of the program prepared will be a map of that portion pt the ctty-ln-wtlch tbe motor car dealera are locat ed; while Hated are automob'le ahow dealera by nam and cara by name, which will enable either to bo quickly located. During tha houra from 2 to 10 p. m., a number of motor cara will be aa signed to covering a route which will Include all of v the dealera' establish ments on the list of exhibitors. Tboae cara will atop to take on and leave visitors at each establishment, and there will be plenty of them to accom modate all visltora. ROSE PHIG DAY WILL BE OBSERVED GOV. WEST, MAYOR .SIMON AND OTHER NOTABLE PERSONS WILL ATTEND. FREE! FREE! Bring tbla ad and wo will tell you bow to get ft sample onthts tho LATEST AND BEST. DYOLA DYES One Dye For All Goods . Sixteen Colora Ten Centa Per Package . We Fill AU Drog Wants A Full lino of V A. D. So Remedies Proscrlptfona and Family - Receipts . Flllod With Pu'ro Drnga. , Quality and Price Right. CH ARH AN Cl Co. City Drug Store. v Next Door to Eloctrlo Hotel 1 Paolflo Phono IS Homo Fhone 41 BANQUET THIS EVENING. Woman of Woodcraft Making prepare tlons for Groat Time. - Tbo Women of Woodcraft have com pleted their arrangements for their big meeting thla evening, when one of tho largest classes ever-. Initiated Into the myaterioa of the order will take place at S o'clock sharp. - The grand offlcera of the order have been extend ed an Invitation, and these too will be preaent. After the business sea Ion la ovef a banquet wilt be served In tbe ban quet room, which la to be elaborately decorated In the. colora of red and green, evergreens and polnaettlaa be ing used In abundance, which will make the room attractive. Tbe ban quet will be served by tbo aide losing In tbe recent contest for members, and thla will be for tne members of tho order only. The committee In charge of tbe affair conststa of Mra. Locinda Freeze, chairman; Mra. J. L. Waldron, Mra. A. F. Parker, Mrs. J. K. Morrla. Mra. O. D. Eby, Mra. Cbarlea Spencer. Mra. Lake May, Mra. Otto Erlckaon, Mrs. Belle Sleight. Mra. J. J .Tobln and Robert Brown. PAPbKMAKERS TO DANCE. reat Preparation Making for Satur- . day Evening. Tho Papermakera of tbla city are making great preparations for tbo ball to be given at the Armory on Saturday night, January 21, one of tbo features of the evening to be ft prize waits, w hich will take place at 10:30 o'clock. The Farmer orcheatra will furnish music for tho dancing. Aa many of the departmenta of the paper mills have, been temporarily cloaed on ac count of the high water It la probable that tbe dance will be largely attend ed. This la the first dance of tbe season given by these men, and ft good time la promised all who attend. BASKET SOCIAL NETS 20. Saturday Club Haa Delightful - Time 'Despite Ra I n.J - -The net proceeds of the basket so cial given on Wodneaday evening at the Congregational church by the Sat urday Club amounted to 120, $10 of which waa earned by -the 10 young ladles, previous to tbe social, each one earning $1, while the remainder waa from the sale of the basketa. The highest, price paid for a baaket waa $170, and waa the handiwork of Miaa Maude Warner, the buyer being John Crawford. ' Many of tbe basketa donated by tbe membera of the club contained ft 'do Ucioua luncheon. Just enough for two. During tbe evening Vlctore Gault, who has a well trained voice, rendered aev eral aoloa, that were highly appreciat ed, and heartily encored. Judge Sam son, who haa many yeara of exper ience aa an auctioneer, bad charge of the disposing of the baskets, and kept the people In good humor by bla wIL mother rescues coy ,imgirldk;'3 CHILDREN BOTH FALL FROM FOOT BRIDGE JNTO,. LITTLE MOUNTAIN STREAM. Tho 12-year-old daughter of Mr, and Mra: John Ferguaon, living near Scott 'a Mllla, waa drowned Wodneaday after noon while crossing a amall atream near her homo. Tbo girl, her mother and little brother wore on tbolr way to Scot fa Mllla to do some trading and In crossing a amall wet weather atream, aa they paaaed through the fields, both boy and girl fell from tho foot bridge Into the water below. Af ter much effort tbo mother succeeded In pulling tbo boy out. of tho water, but In tbe meantime tbo little girl bad disappeared from view. Search waa at once inatltuted for ' the girl Not finding ber at once, and . being unable to determine where ahe' could have disappeared to In ao abort , a time, tbo alarm waa given and frienda soon joined in tbo search. Search waa continued until late at night but with no aucceaa. Thuraday. morning tho search waa again, taken up and about g o'clock tho body waa found In ft pool, ft short, distance from where ahe fell Into 'the atream. Ferguson lived In Clackamas, county, near Ruaaellvlllo and alao near, tho Marlon county line, and waa in the habit of going to Scott's Mllla to do trading. The atream In 'which tho lit tle girl waa drowned la an ordinary pools during freshets . such aa have been experienced the paat few daya. When found the body waa entangled in the debris that naually settle Into , tbo pools that form a part of these wet-weatber atreama. . . " A 'LEADING GRANGER. Mrav T; LTTurnor Died at tho Family" Home Mra. Tbomda L. Turner, wife of Thomas L. Turner, ft prominent farmer of the Stafford country, died at 1 o'clock -Thuraday ' afternoon at tbo family home at Frog Pond after an til -neaa- of 10 days. Her death waa duo to pneumonia. - Mrs. Turner waa about 60 yeara of . age, and was ' ft leading.' member of Tualatin Orange. Patrons of Husband ry. Beaidea her husband, ahe Is snr- vlved by a large family of grown sons and daughter. Clermont School Matting Postponed. Tho educational discussion planned for the Wodneaday evening meeting at tho Clermont achool waa postponed on account of tho inclement ; weather. Messrs. Gary-and Tooro . were . the : speakers on the program for the oc casion. .. . "''... oooooao4ooooooomoOooooooooooooooooooooiooo o o o o o o .' ' o .. o o 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. . . v. I 612 MAIN STREET OREGON CITY. ORE. J 00000000000000400000040400000i000 Price's Chop Hoyse Meals at All Hours- r If you wont the best, ot lowest pric:s, eat with us. Our specialty is satisfaction. MILTON PRICE Between Fourth and Fifth Stroeta. PORTLAND, Jan. 19. Washlngton'a birthday , will be-the occasion of the annual rose planting here, thla having become an annual custom throughout the city. Great Interest la being taken In the forthcoming event by the people of the Peninsula district, who will bold special exerclaea. Tho Peninsula Rose Feativai Asso ciation haa ten affiliated Improvement, clubs and all will have a part In the roae planting. Each club will make it own ohotce of rosea to be planted. Tbe rose planting will take on atato wlde Importance for Governor West will be on of the speakers, while Mayor Stmon will repreaenr tho cur President Hovt. Manager Hutchln aU Secretary Drake of the Rose Festival win participate, aa win juri. a. u. Panton, president of tho Portland Rose Society. . . President Sherbrook, of Seattle roae society, will be Invited to repre sent that city and apeak on behalf of the.Puget Sound roaarlana. While public rose planting will be confined to the parka and aquarea, there will be many buahea Bet out throughout tho ctty by householder who tako occasion on February 22nd to add to their rose gardena for. the coming season. The coming Rose Fea tivai In June will see a tremendous in crease In blooming rosea over any former year. . , - Community Club Mooting. There will be ft meeting of tbo Jen n log Lodge Community Club at the Dett green bouae on next Wednesday evening. January 25, at 8 o'clock, at which time all who are Interested In The growth and welfare of tbo county aro cordially Invited to attend, wheth er ft member or not. Thla club waa organised last Wednesday evening, and there will be much Important mattera brought up for discussion. 1 ' ' " . V . Get In On the Ground Floor ARE YOU STOCKING UP AT OUR CLEARANCE SALE , PRICES? , WE CAN ONLY MENTIOM A FEW ITEMS HERE 35c and 40c Comb ..25c 656 Comb 34o 15e Nail Brushes .10c 20 On All Nail Brushes., Mo-Cloth Brushea 54 25o Cloth Brushes 18c 25o C- C. 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