MORNING tNItKFKlM:
ORGOW CUT, ORE CON.
c. e: BROWE, Edltee PwHfc '.
AppNreUoa bU tor eerta ctaas SHtI
w .t ik. PMtofftoa at Ore. City,
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TWENTY-4MX IMPORTANT OUES-
TION$ SETTLED.
The following lweuty.sU Important
,uhUom of public appear. 10
hare be, definitely .etiiea or uirci
rote of the people of 0W
four proposed laws and coosUtuuooaj
MMitmNti, U the last four general
lections
' 1. Tbst they will not totem w
turn to anything convention
method of making nominations, but
I i .ill retain" their direct primary system
1 5 ; until something better Is offered.
I S That they will enforce election
by the legtalatur of that candidate
w P-. e'e. ."rTLTni.; it? i tot Inlted Sutea Senator ia Comwm
DO mm nv -
Prrferrd poaltkm any
per Ixrh
. lc ,
' lJ,wm. ie iv-ni. nrohtbitloa of .rallroa
rTCeMe. 'T. rr. I pa.-, for all persons cePl "Ployes
Ka paper thr ,h nr" of the railroad..
TrlTlhUVW'i-;'' Abolition of the power of city
ttr k im. 'councils to ive swsy public francale-
Want For ). To Rent ' etc . o
ml word first Bnwn. "''" - . , ,
each additKMtal ' 5. Abolition of the temptation and
-J m". ! opportunity to bu, or pell, trot- -J
altr. for sdver!mns r-taHv 1 locUUturv. I
--V! ; , That the people of every clty or
tocfc tor sversi position ; amnJ their city charter, on all local
Cull sIkhiIJ swmr der where , . nelr v, n pled.ur. abao-
put to'unlio m 6umr ofr)t oriniatter. ai m1"" " ...
th Knirpn- . i lutlv fro from lal act. by lh
mm legislature.
Circa. aVrt(ln d pctal tiwUrt ! fc iM rrta(n th Inltla-
afr1t1nt t Zc to n Inch. voiM- '. 1 nai mt-j
m to conditton r""iir. th ,jve tnj rvforen Jum in law making.
""nr,'.le-ap.krt.ptiu-.r,r.1 8. That they wl'.l hav po-er to
tlmmta inch tint hwmn. .M'- , ,ny tod public ofTlcer from
ttonal teTtlon mmm tnittrr H Inch 1 recau mu, " k . .
nJw. ttroM and wll written artlclr. ron.table to C.o ernor, Including !
of Bwrlt. with lnirrt to local reJor. . ,rt.
wtufc. judty .pl R.Kud m.u. . e. of the courts.
aeiipta Mm rrturnM unW r-ompn- , That thev approve the principle
ted W .,.n,pa .0 prrp W 'Iw.h,. of member, of the WUta-'
, . . 'ture by proportional represemai.ujk
Th, 'Uh which .. nl-, Y hate n0, ye( asw4
taUooi hare been conducted Is lead- . ' . !
1 11 TT 1"V uv-m.
lng the present legislature to take a
ecoad look at things, put up to It be
fore opening the treasury door..
;
10 That they will provide liberally
by taie. for .uport of higher educa
tiou In the State I'nWerslty.
11. That they win maintain on ei-
th. IndJrldual or comply but there J ,wo oth.
may com good r cr.8lH oy the g,s,ur. K,me
dpi. To successfully aaaall a pnn-, . r ,
.i.l. t.,w nHnrlnlM la to make ' !rear a- ,
tk other fellow- grwnd nntnable,r U- That . corporation, having little
because of unpopularity, und th na- jor no tangibl property ahould pay a
tural sequence ia a readjustment The ; 8ros income ana-uceu. ia
tMek rmmiin assailed th Indl-! 12. That the expenditure of any
Tidual. which 14 to th elimination J candidate for' public . office shall be
of that particular Individual; but the limited to practically one-fourth-of one
lack of principle .which -led to the gear's salary of the office h seeks
trouble was pot changed but rather and the "state will provide th gTeater
more rtllanous lack of principle was part of the eipense for publicity of
permitted to take Its plac.- .4 th merits of candidates and of polltl-
" jcal parties. " ,
gora things need to b considered 14. That edible fish, especially sal
before people can see them Just on. shall be conserved In th nsr
they really are. The mill owners of ; ,sibl? rtTer8 of the state.
uregon utj ana ... ; 15. Tn.t m,tters of chiefly local
reform them will get nearer together , b wn wbBttfd
If th diruson 1. continued than ,
th.y at this time. Th. mlU men ; Abomoa
will In time see some things they can M , . . , - . ,
, .. . , - , . tem of electing delegate to national
possibly eliminate, and careful scrut-, "
Uy will reveal to thow clamoring for wg
a W a sat a a sVt IVam tatstt sVWnsl tH (flsTS .
itr.. " fitting
" , " " ' , pression by the voters of their choice
10 l"v ."Te, . " tfor their party candidates for Presl
MaMkAJl l iVa .ni fairs tVia trnnhlsi
17. Thiil fhre-fonHhs of a liirr
A- 1 WW I . ill Jk w. I - -
"rr " . , shall bt abte to render a verdict In all
if both sides will try to be Ipft one to ! , , . . . . ,,
. " T .:.lc1U cases, and court procedure shsll
1 be so simplified as to discourage ap-
! peals to the supreme court! for delay
C. W. Lee. who edits the Falls City j and new trU)i because of technical
News, thinks the Oregon City PPl errors. If subsUntlal justice has been
should go into thejr pockets to pay lo obtained In the lower court.
me preservation or tne Mcougnun lg Thtt they ,j0 not tpprOTe itate
home, and not ask the legislature to ; Wde prohibition of the manufacture
neip. The Oregon City people have ! tn1 Mje of iiqu0r.
speni zwu in mis work, wnicn is eer- 19. Tfcat they have esublished and
talnly as mpch as their due. As Mr. ; win manuln local option on the liquor
McLaughlin waa a pioneer of State-1 question.
wioe prommence, ana as wnat ne aia , 20. That they require a reasonable
.... . i ... vjvxn .uu measure of employers' liability for
not a section, it is up to the State to workmen's accidents.
assist in me work. Oregon city nas j They have granted the people
taken the lead because her people of elch TAt power to exempt from
wer. on th ground and recognized M taxation any 'class or classes of
tne merit In the proposition; now Its property, subject to sny general laws
up to tae rest of the State to chip in approved by the people of the state.
,u nme- 22. That no citizen shall be tried In
' -mnoniv TANTTAUY 20. 1911.
rORNIKQ Fvrpl?mtKSK- lllulWilftI rrr.
PRIZII OITRIUTIO AT
(Coatlnu.4 fron) Pt I
th. members nr
disapprove of th propod
aron'.ad It I. doubtful If th. '
pass th Vwr branch of b
lur. vn If H d Mt through th
KiM.nlll Carter, of r,fJ
amas dlealWn has bn Ml"'""
nad leiUlatlo. vry ''' n" "
probably as well versed OB lb
Ject as Is any other member In th.
"-Th member of the Orant snd
the rsrmers- l'nriit of Kasier. Or.
,.1, do ot favor th. Highway tm
mfalon plan." aald Mr t arter l.Jair
V. r. willing that thef should be
wm. competent suirvUloat ver ih
work of fHwalnicHna; tU through
.... .1. .i.i. hul w. feel that this
reepoaalblllty property bloM "
8tat. Koftor. who has Informed u.
ik.i ih. dud, of his offlc. will per
mil him to stteodjo this work. Oof
nlaa will b presented la another Mil
Jn a few dsys and eontemplate. that
while the Htate Kn1er shall have
general supervision. Wl b assist
ed In s.h county by.s count r .l
naer who. In Ut ce, r
coua.r surveyor What Ih. r.ae
and th. farmers, wast la roads that
will be of substantial bon.nt to la
farmer. W. ar. jifrald that Ih. High
way Commission t largely Is th. In
ternet of the automobllUts."
neprentsllv. fhstt. will this
week Introduc a blH.r4.dor.ed by the
srtlng men of the stste. relating
fishing la the Wlllsmette river In the
vicinity of th Wlllamett. rMs at
Orrgoo City. Th. measur. will pro
hibit net fihlnt abov. th sit. of the
old dock. tendlng acroe the river
to th. lower end of the lochs on th
( aide of the river. It elo am.nds
th preeenl law and permits hngllM
wlthlar-SiHI ft of the falls. At the
present tlme anglmt Is rehtrlcted to
within 00 feet oCtbfslls. This bill
will oPP y Hprenttlv. Ma
gime and lh other members of lbs
House delegation from Clackanes la
Ihe Interest of the Oregon CUy Psher
men who sr. opoo l any furth.r
restriction In their fishing rights.
CUT th' HIOMT sa4 COHNtH Off,
and MAIL to - 0, Irv uw.rai ir
suraac. Urohs. 0r CUir, Ortsi.
If ru NltD. of MAY NtlO. INiUrV
ANC1- Promptaes guars a teed.
Mr asm. la
Mf rsldnr iidriii'j: -'
I will 4 ns'S
aw lasuraar
M n
To m.
SBNS & A .
ine oanu ot urcgon miry
Gives' Its customers-UenuInc strvice
and its increased business and grcrj
shows that such service Is eppredgj !
THE OLDEST DAWK IN THE COUriTl I
JtrFtd0N Oe ANCEtlt AT HCIVIOTMtATRt.
Famous snd fsvortt eemedlae will prsse-VMs latsst musical play success.
-The Bsauty Spot," st The Helllo Theatre. '7th and Tsylee streets, for
- thfeanlght. heolnnlng-Thursday.-Jsnusry- M.- Special otatin.
Saturdsy.
ff fie ISH fM'ni f. t j
THE OLD RELIABLE OREGQ
CITY SHOE SHOP I
, Wrh .eiHa ww wall.
Ottt Mottot SttiiActlMi GfiAuotcti I
C. SCHOENHEINZ, Profri
714 Mala Slsth and Meth.
1
D. C. LATOURhTTTsl fTwsldat
r J stlTa
THE FIRST NATIONAL BA!
7 of OREGON OTY, OREGON
CAPITAL, HMOOOtV
Tea
eel Ittftkl. Mai..
Of. trm At
-THE ".EAUTY SPOT"
Cities
By Dr. TlUX AD LIS.. Ucturer.
Jefferson DeAngells Opens
Comedy" Success 7night. '
At th Helllg Theatre Thursday.
Friday and Saturday. January :, Z'i.
and 28, F. Ray Comstock will present
Jefferson DeAngells In DeKoven-nd
Mme. Jacoby, -William Pruetl. and
others. -
Musical !'j,"Thf Ileaoty 'Spot- Is1 bulll around
a- simpering diplomat In pari, wno
has married an eg model and Is free
shd easy In all kinds of feminine so
ciety Joseph W. Herbert claims credit
for ihe llberetto. a piece of work
which one may suspect trace, back
to an original aniTCalllc fare. II.
Herbert 'a latest musical comedy suc
cess. "The Beauty Spot" During the j that as It may all the New .York critic.
seven months- run of the piece at the
Herald Square Theatre, New York. It
was noted for Its artistic scenery, bril
liant light effects and Tich costumes
that made a feast for the eye. snd si
arreed that It was one tf the best
llberettoa tha has been banded to a
company for many daya. There la wit
In Ihe dialogue, and the lyrics sound
as If they were aritten by a versifier
Off F0H CMEMAWA.
Uttls Nicholas Clsrk Sets Owl e Win
His Wsy.
Ntrholaa CUrk. the sl year old son
of MolHe Clark, th. Indian woman la
Jail oa eharge-of dntnkaee. was seat
to Cheraaw laat aight. IB. poaai
lad finally wlahed to go and talked of
Ihe record h would make playing
basket ball and foot ball oa th. teama
of that Institution. Ill mother seems
to realise that It Is better for him to
go to school there than to be at home
with her, and she kissed hlA good-bye
and stsrted him on his Journey rest
ing good. .
Officer Shaw had another talk, with
Ihe officers of Ihe school and waa as
sured tbst the llttl. fellow would" be
cared for kindly and given a cbanc
to make good
CORRESPONDENCE
MILWAUKIE.
P. t. Hall of Pasadena, Cal Is here
though the piece, haa a list of prln-1 of real talent. The musical numbers
rtpals that makes It distinguished. It ar bountiful, and all of tbem bright
has slso a c.horua appropriately Those entrusted to the principals ar.
enough made Herald Square "the i w.u manased. and the concerted and Hooking over his property
beaut v spot of Broadway " dancing selections are eirellently In Women's Work Club will meet st Ih.
Mr rw Ansel la resunies"hls toor- In T vented byS; producer w heen get i- horn of Mrs." Msggle Johnson Wed
.The Beauty Spot" after, an Intermp-1 effects witnoui Dressing nis neca. newiay auernoon f.tecxin oi oincera
Particularly eiperx in irruuinun r ina outline oi wora lor inw oinin(
the .ensembles of which there sre j year will be I be object of the meeting
tlon which wss caused by bis engage
ment to head the all-star cast of "The
Mikado" at the Casino daring the
summer months, and be resumes his
Three. The csst Includes most or me
original artists, namely: Ceorge J Mc-
.... . ... . . . ... ..ill.... .. , . k i
careet-asaa-individual start wun tne , r anane.. una uuievic r nr
preatlge achieved by his support of s tin. Joseph rsy. Marcus Beerasn. met
cast which Included Frltxt Scheff. I l)ean. Arvld rsulson. Ida Vanttne and
Christie MacDonald. Andrew Mack, i M others
I
Vnlesa
IFE IN CHICAGO AND NEW YORK IS A HOTHOUSE
EXISTENCE STIFLING, UNBEARABLE, WRONG FROM
MAN. STANDPOINTS , AND FAR TOO COMPLEX.
THERE OUGHT TO BE A REVERSION TO SIMPLE
CONDITIONS. A SOCIAL STATUS WHICH PROVIDES
INCREASING LUXURIES TO THOSE WHO ARE . ELE
VATED BY WEALTH. POSITION AND OTHER FAIaf
STANDARDS IS UNTENABLE.
Wa must hT a SOUNDER AND A SIMPLER FLAN OF
'IXVINa. In spite of all the, splendor of the citiea, in spite of all the
, aerfj, the life, the brilliance and the spirit of such great centers of
population as Chicago and"New York, we know that the IDEAS OF
CTXT LIFE ARE WRONO. Our drOization has attained to stren
wms proportions. It is too rabid. WE IfTTRT r.n ninr rr a
CONTENTMENT. BORN OF MORE SEDATE TOINOS. 4
IT IS A PECULIAR FACT THAT EVERY NOW AND THEN THE
WORLD GETS TERRIFIED AT THE COMPLEXITY OP ITS CIVILIZA.
T10N. THE PEOPLE SHIVER WITH APPREHENSION, AND A VOICE
IS HEARD CRYINO OUT -AGAINST THE MARCH OF SOCIAL PROG
gen . . ...
So it ww with Tolstoy. He came tobelieTe that the conditions in
which ha existed were WRONO. He did not know what to do titer
that conclusion had been reached. For oter's year he thought of
niodav He played fast and looee with the idea. The. he nude up
lis mind that he ought to die by hi owa hand, but he did not hire the
wing to take the step. Then he branded himself a coward.
A great light came to him in a peculiar way. Ha began to gtndy
the peasantry, Ut ' discovered that the people of the fields toiled nn-
Tm&'' H Wiered that, WORK "WAS 8TJRCEASE FROM
STRESS OF . H. 1oia to Jrk Wd gt
U9 wore the clothes of the hnmlle peasant . . t.
s' circuit court for crime
cused by a grand Jury.
? 23. That general elections shall be
held In November when most other
states vote. Instead of In June..
24. That the publb: credit shall pot
be used to aid, build or operate private
or government railroads.. . V
25. Tbst counties msy Issue bonds
to hulld nermsnent h gbwsrs. ' Vv'
26. That privets schemes for loot
ing the public treasury cannot be
worked by the Initiative method.
e
Hobos Told te "Beat It"
Two hobo were locked up yesterday
morning by Officer Shaw. They were
caught begging on the hill, after being
warned, and were taken In charge.
They will be permitted to sober up
snd then If they will lesve town quiet
ly will be given their liberty. If not a
charge will b placed against them.
They are strsngers her but hsv been
banging around for several days snd
the police feel It to be wise to force
tbem to mov on or put them where
tab csn be kept on them.
At New Home In Csllfornls.
Word hss been received by Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Doollttle from their son, B.
F. Doollttle, who left here wth his
wife and son for Murietta, Cel., that
they have reached their destination
safely, and ar delighted with their
new home. Mr. Doolittl stated tbst
strswberrtes were retailing at 10 cents
per box, whll fresh vegetables wer
abundant In th markets. Murietta
Is Mr. Doolittl' old home town.
A Nest Bsrbsr Shop.
W. C- Oreen hss recently remodeled
and newly decorated the walls and
ceilings In his barber shop on Seventh
street, making It on of the most
handsome shops In this city. Both
ceilings snd walls have been esotclnlly
decorated with scenic effects, and the
work as a wbol shows to good 1 vant
age., Mr. Green I to be congratulated
on th taat displayed.
Taken From Train Her.
Man believed to be Inaan was taken
from g. p. trsln south at 2:16 this
morning. H had caused trouble on
th train out from Portland and th
conductor asked Officer Oreen to ar
rest him, which was don and the man
lodged In th city prison her..,
At th Ejeetrle. ,
The following sre those registered
at th. Electric Hotel: C. T. M.
Knight, Marsh field; Ora Frank, A.
Gain. Portland; C Foots.-Je.,-c.
Foots, Portland; A. D. Irish, Fred
Bhafer, Molalla; T. J. Allen, Portland.
REAL ESTATE. j
Th. following transfers of real es
tate wer filed yestardsy In th. of
fice of ountf Recorder L. B. Will
iams: John W. Ssd Kst. 1. Thornton n
j Frederick 8 wart l, lot 1, block B, Wll-
ISODTIil; S1BUI.
Funk, lota 4. S and 6. block S, Wind
sor's sdditlon to Oregon City: 3i0.
O. C. snd A. M. Yocum to Emily
Msny Funk, lot J, block B, Pompeii;
tl.
Mathlas snd Josephine Foeller to C.
W..Hodson. right of wsy for pipe line
in Foeller's sub-division of lots 1 snd
2. block A, Mllwsukle Heights; 20.
Everett M. snd Myrtle M. Miller to
n. W. Cary, lot 1, block 7. Katacada.
360,
A II Howling was In Portland Tues
day on business.
The Mll.aukle Orange held Its regu
lar all day meeting Saturday, January
SI. with several members present. A
fin dinner waa spread at noon, lec
ture work In Ihe afternoon with a dis
cussion .on the amendment of ihe City
Charter. The election, will lake plac
February 13. All present favored tb
Improvement bond.
- Neil month the grange will discuss
rosea and rose culture.
Mrs. Msggle Johnson wss en Ore
gon City visitor Tuesday.
Km ma Huberts who hss been skk
with ihe meaales m Improving.
Three girls of th. Knickerbocker
family sre down with Ihe scarlet fever.
Margaret Roberts Id absent from
W. W. ana Amy K. ,lDDe to .. n. ..hn..! on irniunl of .tr lines.
and Emma Urned. 4.6 acrea, section rsncls Johnson Is confined to her
3:. township 1 soutn. rsnge j essi, bom with tosllltls.
13500.
O. W. snd Blsnrh Boyer to A. E
Krueger, east half of southeast quar
ter, section 21. township 5 south, rsnge
3 east; 110.
V. H. Dent to Ahlma R. Dent, tract
In Jennings l1g: 1.
David Fancher to D. C. Latourett.
lots S and 6, block 1S8, Oregon City;
H. .
DOVER.
A number of tb. pupils were sbsent
from srhool last week on account of
th storm
Mr. Mews Is recovering from a se
ver attack of stomach trouble.
O R Woodle was appointed road
supervisor.
Joseph DeHbater made a trip to
Eagle Creek Monday. He reports the
roads In bad condition,
Mr. Brauer preached at the M. E.
church Isst Sunday.
Mrs. Blood and children arrived
from Parkplsc laat Wednesdsy. .
A. J. Morrison hss been In Portland
having some dental work don.
Mr. Walton has a fore of men clear
ing land for1, an apple orchard.
in 1 1 i n
MOLALLA.
Most beautiful winter weather.
. Fsrmers will begin plowing this
week. ! . 1
Wm. Hammond's funeral will be
preached at the Hartess church vtmt
Sunday.
The following officers -of Juvenile
Orsng. No. 3 will be Installed reit
Saturday: Jobs Echerd, M.J B'hel
Wells, q.; Marguerite Fauna, U; Mary
Echerd, chaplain Ruth Harle, T ;
Maud Btemlnger, secretary; Ross Eng.
I, 8.; Golds Harless, U A. 8.; Ora
Looney, G. K.; Bessie Echerd, Flors;
Vlda Cole, Pomona; Bernice Engl,
Ceres.
BARLOW.
Mrs. Scrogglns, of Portland, la visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. Andrus.
W. B. Tnll spent Sunday In Portland
with relatives.
Orris Keebaugh was la Oregon CUy
last Saturday on business.
Rev. Vernon, from McMlnnvllle, will
Uke chang of the Natarene church
as pastor. He will sriivs her on
Friday, January 17.
Rev. Ssmuel Soavely lesves hsr for
Walls Walla nest Monday.
: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wll let t, who hsv
been at their daughter's, Mrs. B. E.
Moor, who hss been quit sick, re
turned home Tuesday vntng.
I J. E. and Anna SbareUnd to Hry effl. SS!!," 8mok"
Nxt to Postofflc.
Mrs. Geo. Atwood bss been serious
ly III but Is much better st laat report,
Henry Phillips Is still confined to
his home. Mrs.-phllllpe stated this
morning aha waa afraid of pneumonia
setting In.
Mothers snd Teachers Club will
meet Thursdsy afternoon at the arhool
house and discuss the gymnasium.
The club presented the boys with II
bean baga. They hav purchased a
punching bag and frame and ar Im
proving th gymnasium llttl by llttl
F. M. Itchier and James 8nyder
sre building a slg room house In Leo
sddltion.
sir. nun nss let tne contract for a
five room house in Ieo addition.
Thos. Foats Is building a house for
uesii Harlow on th rivr.
- Real estate la looking up several
parties are looking for property. W
see s bright future for Mllwsukl.
The Knights and Ladles of Security
have several applications and eipect
to m booming before long.
F. E. Msple, Mrs. Mspl and two
dsugnters of Sunnyalde, spent Tuesdsy
evening with Mrs. Ella Maple, mother
or f. E. Maple.
Th Charter Amendments ar In th
prlntershands. and will be mailed
ten days before th election, which
takes plac February II.
,.The Mllwaukl Commercial Club ha
sent their folders to th press snd ei
pect to hav them ready for distribu
tion In a few daya.
Judg Kelso spent Wednesday In
Portland on official business.
Thoa. Toats was an Oak Orove visit
or Wednesdsy. Mr. Toats la planning
to repair the front of O. Wlsslngsr's
store building and enlarge the show
windows.
A free lecture will be given by B.
C. Jones, of Portland, on municipal
government la the city hall Friday ev
ening, January 27. Thla Is a question
that each and vry on Is deeply In
terested In. Come and bring one or
more persona with yon.
Church Notes.
Evangelical church Ry. E. Rde
bangh pastor. Sunday school, 10:10
a. m., Fred Berkmeler superintendent.
Preaching at 11: 30, by pastor. Y. p.
A. meeting at 7 p- m. Evsngellstle
servlc at I p. m. Th rerlvsls will
continue next wk. All cordially In
Yltd. Rev. J. R. Knodeii 0f Portland,
gpok Tuesday erenlng.
. ' OAK GROVE. .
Geo. Jonas received th ssd
th death of his nephew, Harry Ab
bott, In a mine explosion In Helena,
Montana. Mrs. Mary McClaln, slater
of Mr, Jones, and mother of Harry
GEORGE A. HARDE
DRUGGIST
PURE DRUOS, PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES A j
TATIONERY. .PRESCRIPTION AND FAMILY. II
CEIPTt CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
PHONES MAIN mi. HOME, U.
511 MAIN STREET
Next Door to Pn
Abbott. Is la Ihe Moual Tabor eaalur
lum where she underwent s serious
operstioo. Mr Joo. has a sister,
Mrs. J. Jemlson. who Uvea la Van
couver. Wash, who I quit sick and
Mr. Jones stent over Wednesdsy to so.
her
Slock lew goes Into effect today;
110 fin. for th. first offease and 1 10
fin. for each otfeoe thereafter, so
look, out fr your stork.
Harry Worthlngton Is sick with
pneumonls.
Oak Grove Junior basbet tsll team
will play with the young men's Jewish
Club tm. of Portland, la tireea's
hsll Wednesday evening. January XI
jCri.rch Netea.
a. m Services 11 s. m. by Rev. C. A. I
liPWls. Evening services. 7:J0 p m. !
by paslor. Rev. Henry Spels.
ladles' Aid regular monthly tea will
be held at th horn, of Mrs W, II.
Moor. Thursdsy. January tth. A
free will offering will be taken.
UK. Armstrong has purchased one
lot from Geo. Righam. Mr lilgham
will move the buildings off.
8. C. Aleisnder and family returned
home from Centralis. Wash., after two
weeka visit with relatives. Mr. Alex
ander had a severe attack of la grippe
while away.
Mrs. U K. Armstrong Is quite sick
with la grippe.
Mrs. Wm. Well spent Wednesday
with her parent. Mr snd Mrs. J.
Murphy, at Naabvlll (Woodstock !
R. C. Wsrren waa la Portland on
bualneaa Wednesday.
Arm and Hammer Soda tc at Ree-ley-a.
WILSONVILLE.
Mra. Walters has been on th sick
list for a few days.
Mr. snd Mrs- Wm. I laker are spend
ing a few daya at horn. Will bad
been 111 with a severe cold but la now
better.
Mra. Grlmea Isft Tnesdsy for her
horn In tan Francisco.
Mrs. Jo Thornton spent s fw daya
In Portland lately.
Mrs. Ilesselbrlnk haa been suffering
from neuralgia.
Young's Chlnsmsn. Gon Chip, who
committed suicide Isst week, wss re
garded by th Young family aa faith
ful and reliable and bad always been
treated with mor than ordinary kind
nesa by them.
Mra. Brobst and daughter, Elisa
beth, wer detained from going to
Central Oregon until Monday of this
week, on account of th Inclement
weather. They were made the honor
guests of several dllghtful function
previous to thlr departure, among
those entertaining tbem being Mra.
Marlon Young. Mra. J. W. Thornton
and Mra. Boland.
Quite , a large number of Wilson
rill, people attended th funeral of
th lat Mrs. T. 1 Turner, at Stafford,
Saturday. Mrs. Tumor was a great
favorite and will be greatly missed.
W xtnd. to th aorowlng rslatlvea
th deepest sympathy.
Jake peters Is putting In aa Ira.
manse stock of hardware and furnl
ture. '
After tb heavy rain of Wednesday
the river roe very rapidly and the
boats have not been running.
Mr. Knight.- who alal
ia this vtct.lty, haa sm
th home, of Alleoo asflt
Mr Matt Baker eels
but Is so MSUlsMt
bee enjoying a visit man
lr, who live, la Porthat ;
It le ope4 thai theeiK
will sons) b. reptsredsTts'
lur. tbst wll not rus-Msy
ery wlod end tide, areas
Corral Creek are reC.se a
entirely. I
MrlJgg has fosttssdr
rhas of snm. Isnd sfs
hi boys. hlch U the
fin laveeitment, . t
Th. Cronis family Wei
fefiag from colds, bat
Th. wsln.is grows ss
vlli. are first rlss la in
as Is proven by ibossnas
Slain who lives right sssie
Mr. McKlnaer haa aJs sw
large ' acreage in watssk)
young trees ar doing eW
Ing plsat4 on a soethevf
wards Ihf river, oa his sm:
Surety no on wb st
Morning Enterprise win ah
a opportunity of addtsf
dollar ssd a half alrewtr s
by so doing receive s
paper, containing a mllamf
lag account of Ih. dally hw
over the world. The
pondent wlshee to r.tsi ,
Hoe to the new dsiTf, P,
w hav eee a good asr
paper don th. garb at
bsve never seen a better
sheet then th. Morning 6
It breaches out with to
else reports of Ihe 4oHf
and state and nstloa. hl
Ing Eaterprise enkiy sec
prosperity.
Three cans tomatoes fk'
ALBERTA J
AlberU Is the new t
from the old Hishlsnddan
eaal of Shubel. W-V!'
school house and a goo a
by Miss Isabella UrfTj
organised a Ulrsry ssl
clety and will dlscsai
"Reaolved. Tbst th Won''
Morally Better.- Mm P
leada the afflrmatlvs ssi
the negstlv. At our "
decided that forefcs
should be prohibited. J
W noticed a few P
spittle oa our new
posed to hsrlng our
and made filthy that war
visiting friends will tu '
absuin from Indulging '
while In the school bosis i
Mlsa Pearle MW"'. ej1;
menced school at 8hbsis
a week vacation oa
much lllnese In her seo 1
Mlsa Nettle Millar hM
stenogrspher for Jl
House at Salem. As I1
made girl and won IM r
pluck and efficiency, V
our congrstulstlons.
Christ Moahnk
AlberU wss pcettyjr
flletsd with la frippa ,
wall again. ' k
Irene Moehnke wsai a
school Monday tnornli J
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ANYTHING . . ,
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