HORNING ENTERPRISE
OREGON COT. OMCO
E. E. ROCHE. Ete d PwWAr.
SOMETHING ABOUT RQAOS-"
abroad rata eot ft cJaTTiT
half to three ceata a tea mi. Pop
kick at ta ct The average F
Orrfoi wagoa road trsasportstto
eosTrSfeeaU to tail. Th re4
i-e. a ivmm roads ax not f'oJ
Cl i mmmj -
iacd coat rrom w -
. . . . i
mil. -A hard aurTece roa
'ptXNii for ex prrvl
Wr at Ik PwoCTl at
Or-e-a. the AH Cwa
vt. aw
,- i -j coerctto coat etgkl cate for
tranaportatloo a tea nUWr '
J il.on I'nrn iv TlNTtAliY 27. 1911.
MORNING pvTkurHinri. r -
).t Mr. Trnr. la !
HI. t la abl to alt a la 14 occa.
obstruction.
..4 4. -o oc I CORRESPONDENCE
MOUNTAIN VIEW.
It fa raratag aa soowlag ,kU
aorwta
TUMS KBCOTTJ
Pm Trer fcr ......
ata Maia By ass -
F - Maiaa k
rar w. seen-..
imrrer uto
rvM Pa-, e-r - n-s B-t
rv rxn r -rd "o"i
first NrTVM ,
1'
..Mth farmer -ao "if. m,' wr
I.-; at oa whea b trie to go to town la la
-"'Oregon wtnter that klcka at in coei.
I Ta n' ' ,T,B ob,lt",i
lsc 'after careful compotatloa from vry
J section of Oregoa by th Oregoa Good
"Roads AssoeUtlon Th contra in
. . . . i. w .1...
ie- eoata oa fxa ana t "u"' -
Km niw n : kt thaa nrt . m aja ffc xaaoctatloo mora cooratta to
ZnT2i tha rWt aai." iaH; tiBa u f!M for tttai-bultt bifliaay.
In to. aiaie. nmiiiw -
muck dtftro- la evt to cooaumaca
ElIVCN TAINTED NATOa.
At ik. Hoar-4 of Tra4a 4laa la
Treatoa. N J, Twly. ' f Tkara U r a la lala
tr. .IWW taara w M clalt .
la
tioa
thl U tra. but' '
doubt U thara ara a half
fraud talat attacka. t"JkM J MoM ,4 K bart4
la traa. but'aa ' X h tb Ja of bta rata aa4 aoa,
bt la thar ara a half 4.aA S ; mim IMHb J . aba
tor, .b ablrt. ar c.a. N.M Ut J
a atcb
b a
u.
Lamat la rr tta: ta iUr a4
nwn ac baa.
Wuii ror M To Hat "r an . nrtxTta to BroJncra. Thoa aaja
Rat
lag alttoa fraud, for a 4o , h- , M.ra coM. aJ aa atwak
think, bo, brt la faw taatancaa aa u jtipr.
S.tora ba aWtaJ altb.Mit trajlmj Mr.ry 1r i. rr'2
iw- ...u a tUbt attark of taw
anJ rrom.ain,. - ; - 1B.KW h u-, M!B
Itada of tha crtma la kH aa !rtM. , Mr latTm la alao alck.
till tba InteBt la jat a bad and tb Vr .v Roba.Hi U arVa!y HI
aodfrmlnla Infloea Ja aa alda- m of ba ax. nbWa Rob
,Pnd. A.d h. of tba Ua. do a., o. Wraar mrMiJkt
tu aupr that kra aball b 1 Wtt-C. tk.a ak.
trafTlcklnj or tradlac. aad thoaa b Mf m4 Mrlk K a Oaaaoa ara
ait In blah placra kaow tbia. Aad ler feat k diapoalat of thnr
with thoaa farta atari m ooa in ic i.mi-i
far la It aaythlDg out of tba ordinary
Tba btouataW imp"-'"!""
fo, .orttmc . th. mMt .traa.portata coat of ' T L J.L - w n"- rr,dAT f T
for an art vcin, niada takca monry from nM"iu j....,u fr.,. tha atraiibt aad i.nranMn Ctalx Option.
! JJZP2trZ?ZZZX. pocket and adda to tba frira of UtL
tr. witbwt cbaac. tk rata ' vttbnat profit rlthr to tha prodocor
ZfZ'ZJZtr"- l" " or tb. con.um.r. alnra tha od a-a-CaA
afci4 acer"r r.fc3 )oa afl tha diffrrB)ca ksd Barar
ib eawrrcwr , makra ratru.
a4rrtatn at VJ a4Trrtkn ....
nfJ M-bea adrocatca of good roaJt from
CB-rua-adrvrtiaii- "t rrHa! tramjl ; nf n--oroa wrat brfor
itnrtmtum tl S li Mt u Inch. o-ord- eTary aactlOO Ot CUtCOB wrai
r ta apcruJ etoaJittotia iot"1 ,b rtftar laat arrk tbay bad th
ttai- u-d Bankru-M - Jtt- trrmMidooa cvt aad tba affcrtlre da
LrrS' rn of bad road, la
Nwa ttM aad aU wrlttea arWa i.j . rv(. (ttl 4iproatcd
T aott nk UilrrrM to local twMt " ' , ... , rrmA
wtB ka laHr artntrlL FJctd "-kenaoiaPf taMPk!?r,"r.
criaia tf wntwl ua acevtapu- . eooEr rov'.d cond-ict Ua 0J
M Hi waa pwn - ... .
, road-buiMlg alrhHit brlp, " I
Looia HHI. aoo cf tha rall-aty ms- blird hat broad mlnd4 lrlalatora .
aata aad aoorthing of a mafnata oa ' woaM knw that tha ery fwirpoa of j
hia oaa aceoaat. h la Oraitoo kwiiiii ' thrlr gathfrtOR lo nikkr Utt wu to j
aa tha proapacta foe fratrf proa- arork In unity for tha good of tha atata i
artty In thla, tha best coontry oo aad for eT county ta l ataia. ana
rtk. that cooccrtrd artloo la roadulldlng
' ' a" was prhapa mora important and mora
Xerrbaata aay trade la alow at thia eaarntial than any other ata.a artlrtty
ti-am. Bat what ar Orcgo. Oty r- Gorrroor Oawald Weat. In an Inter-
cAaata doing t foater trad or to eo- w, anawerad thla mUken Idea on
r thoaa who wiab to trad to ta pan 01 ma ..-".
aad do it at thia rJnsa? Port- "11- notorlooa fact that th
Uad avrrrhaaU ar making aaasuaj road work of the itat hi beB don
ffarta at thla tlm-ajid they ar get- Ib the paat npon a craxy-ullt hit and
ting the trad aad th mosey, too miaa alan whkb gar no permanent r-
fTT Ilrf from bad and often time ,prac-
tlcaJly tmpaaaabla roada. Tber can
U. arw pleaa with tha many my detlre for
OOU U,t to th Inauguration of n and aen.l-
. v w , """irrbta yem of building good, aerica-
.r.,B!v?,!. -bW. permanent highway. In th. But.
TT ' . 'of Oregon. I am heartily In faror of
ia aaai wi can now. in Deal .
. in ransiru'rTkitJB ui kwmi
a can oo later m m betur un1. , ,, ..
-. . ! bop to ae th tlm gpeeally arrlT
ZiT , 7 8 , . m0r -hen the pubUc highway. In thla .tat.
completed Bnder c.ltlT.Uon. lwlllnd to none. I truat, there-
' 'for, that tha aentlemen. who are bow
If wa are to belief naif th erl- j aitA together for th promotion of
dewc of racrnt day aa to rot baying ,be moTcment will keep
and aeniBg what a apecUel w find ; eTer lB m,Bd th, Me th, practlcal
fronting oa. Senator Lorimer tm- ;nd economical, and that out of their
der fir for tHeaJ prartlcea. Speaker nnjte1 effortI w, com, for Oregon a
Cannon accnaed of ail claaaea of alec- nniform aBd dcalrabl .yatem of public
Uon fraada. tha enemlea of both aald road bulMlnc -
- o. a. weep w m mire or political , u wu Deceaaar7 for Judge Uonel
trickery aa the men they accuae, H r. Webatcr. Dr. Andrew C. Smith and
eombm to make a picture that baa' tl4l nf fh. wi.ro-d, ocUtlon
Try little of light or warmth In Ita , My forc,Dly the g,n,te for
" re w coming xo. , ,h. v.-f,, of Dnfnroned omwelnc
aarrow aalh ah.HiM Uk tth faror 'Rraol.rd, That WAe Tai
oa ,h. rwt. to gain or retain the, ; Tba. -
by men aho hae committal Hayworth baa promt m4 to talk
more glaring error? ! to the club,
e-t turner inion hat t-a confined to
Appearance, are decern, ' a luu. R. J - Kthrt.
me, k.x. committed aalclde I. Port , pf ,tUlt4 o0, lo tb.
Und wftblB that many day. Oa sUBday. who ar prj)l bay-
far of It on mtgSt think that th',r,
r k.'d . tDreaala effect on Mr. Wa McUrty and faailly. of
U-e, M. U not th c.: dont j -J '.--- Sunday. ,h. ,u.t.
A famHrbrtb nam or noyer dm
blame Portlaad-fw the calamity
.
What land or film' can offer
or clime can oner a
belter .ample of winter weather than
what waa gtrfu u yeatt-rday?
THANK VOU KINDLY.
(Fall Cily Nw.)
good enough to drT ucceaa,
The Nw hope It will be a winner.
moed Into th Urg binia on IXian
atreet. , '
j. T. FranrlB. who la ainillng tha
lhi.r amona relatitra near lllllaloro.
waa- her Xlon4ay.renlntV returnlnd
to HUUnoro IB nienaay.
i ii. Ktrbn and wit, or unuoei.
wer tranaactlng bualnra In thla bnrg
Oregon Clt, ha. a new dnil, PP.r.- ': "T .u.r l.ni
the Entervrla. edited and puMUhad ) Mr j Qort DM K,id bia property
by E E. Brodle. owner of tb weekly on Molalla avenu to Henry and Er
Enterpria. Tha dally Ent.rprla. U neatJUandt
n1 I .l.liln. rrl.nft. In thla
!l iriMiu. w-iw . .....
berg Tueaday afternonn.
I Mr. O. A. Vanhoy la putting a new
aire frnce around ni properiy wnn-a
1 tla murb to Ita appearance
! A aerie of meeting la being held
I t tha I'nlted Hrethren rhurtn. con
i i ducted by R. Ward. 1
! " TWILIGHT. .
Oller Bailey la cooHned to hit bom
with an attack of I. grippe
The lataat Improvement arw tha
new gat and fenr of Geo. Scbrtner.
wholesale crooked oeaa or a quickened
cooaclenc that presage reform?
eenator that the propoaed highway
board and commlaaioner doe not
pend money obtained either from
But Aid or by countie bonding for
' Thar wu a fight In th Waahlngton
legialatnre Wedneed.y when Senator i rnad building In counties, but th eoun
Bryan made an attack on th propoai- j ty aathoritle locat the road and
tion to memoraJlze Congreas In th i tpend the money whU the rt.t board
natter of opening ap the coal field ! and highway commlaaioner gie ad rice
of Alaaka. H told members that I and direction aa to acientiric contruc
tboa who were boosting AUakan In-1 tion of road In each county. The
tereaU, aa they claimed and In cer- T0te that followed showed that a ma
Uln Incunee beliered. wer In reailty )ortty of the aenate were not (low In
.king It eay for th Cunningham understanding nor narrow In dertlop
aad Caggenhelmera to aecur control lnc ambition. When the Highway
of ail tb resources of that country.
Ha aald there wer plenty of mine
owned by prirat Interest, now that
Board and Commissioner bill was ap
proved great satisfaction wa. felt by
the hundreds who bad com before the
can be mined without opening up the : legislature, because it wa. on that bill
preaent reservation and that thi new ; tnt the whole great system of road
mora was in th interest of putting all ! making planned for Oregon counties
thea reserratioos Into the hand ofidenended. It waa thoutht then that
th bad grabbera. It wa his belief, to secure the pasaage of the other bills
and there Is much evidence to confirm j would not be difficult, because upon
ft, tUt th present mov waa deliber- count It waa found that a majority of
ateJy planned to that end.
; Oregon legislators atand for progress-
Are We or Are We Not
j Prepared In Case
y PTMJdtBt TAfT. Je Jm Jm Jm jm
CiLfcKt has been a great deal of talk on the SUPPOSED
HE1TLESSXESS OF THIS COUNTRY in the ercnt of
foreign invasion. I venture to f ink that much more ha
' been made of thi. than the facU, calmly conaidered, would
Jtntify.
We hare a VEEY GOOD NAVY, and with the opening of the
Panama eanal it will be a much more effective one. It would be w ul
io prevent the coming of an invgding arm arrow the aeas.
TMC PtOPLE OF THIt COUNTRY w"lL4. NEVER CONSENT TO
TWEIIAINTENANCE OP A STANOINQ ARMY WHICH MILITARY EX
PERT! WILL PRONOUNCE SUFFICIENTLY LARGE TO COPE IN
ATTL WITH THE STANDING ARMIES OF THE GREATER POW-
irMUU tY 0tT Y U" HAVY' AR0UND 0 HARBOR
DEFENSES AND DESCEND UPON OUR COAST.
If thia leave mbi poaition -of helpUasneae, then lobtit, for
thosw who understand the popular will in thie country know that IT
CANNOT BE OTHERWISE.
We shall do eTerrthing in the wtj of wim miliury preparation if
we majnuifl our preeent regular army, if we contino to IMPHOVE
THE NATIONAL iflLITIA, if we pa, the pending rolunteer bill
to go bto operation when war ii declared and not to byolre the nation
fa. a dollar worth of expense UNTIL THE EMERGENCY
ARISEN if we paaa a law now pending in eongreae which will give
a A FORCE OF ADDITIONAL OFFICERS TRAINED IN
MILITARY ART and able in timet of peace io render efficient quasi
cfVil inmtion. that are of the utmost advantage to the government
afwein.reaaonabl time ACCUMULATE GUNS AND Aif-
ifmmnf11 T0 ND ARM THE FORCE
WE COULD ENLIST UNDER OUR COLORS IN EMEU-
ADVERTISING TALKS.
- TVeB advertising benefit the house
wife? l-H us ae : '-
How many of you know ther U auch
a thing aa an electric Iron, for in
stance? All of you. of course!
How did you first hear of It?
TimniT.ii anvKftTISIN'fl.
If advertlalng were not employed fn ; which adda much to th appearance
the Introduction or lauor aaving qe- i or nia pi.ee.
i. tAm, it .m.M t.ke veara and M J. Laiell attend-d tha entertain
years for all the housewives to learn 1 metit Tuesday eelng at Oregon City
abouf'tbem In the ordinary course Of j given In memory of Robert Burn,
affairs. 1. . M las Ienett Snook left laa Monday
m .,w.pi.i.. nlsva an Imoortant ftr Vancouver to mak an utended
part In" the household makes less j visit ;n relative and friend
drudgerv-by the Introduction of new W.IIHm McCord wa call'd to Port-labor-saving
thlnga tella tha houae- j l. nd Uat Tueaday -by tb serlou Ill
wife th aafe place to trade of th . b- ' of his mother. M'S, 'Hive ycC.r:
amusements the new books and ao j l.Tnn.rd Tbomp m able j re
on. 1 aume hi dutle at ch4Wl once more
Hfrfiiwlves who do not. should cul- since blsrerent attack of throat
tivat a habit of watching th adver- trouble.
tlaleg column ot tbia paer. A larg audience Italeoed to a very
' I Interesting progrTA given In Twilight
FORUM OF THE PEOPLE trr ZTSZJXJVSi
j ery much appreciated. Several visit-
'ors were preaent Neit meeting will
-The. tnrtttirter T The Mori .H. Knfr-1 . ; vihruarv I
prw OkM-utm e fi.ihinv for th .. b,.h11 ebruary -
jwni npmmi in ih artkrlre publihd Mcepresldent of tba Willamette
Imn tlm to Hm tn ihia Mlutnu. f'ut- fnlverslty. Edward H. Todd, and 8ut
si.va to a q.ww ronnwuniratiofis ! and holding edurstloBal ralllea in va
m'i mm proprrlr to Insure pub- J (,m, parts of Clarkamaa. Why not
,lc,lon- I hav them come to Twilight?
H Got Rrsotta. I
Editor Enterprise: To me It looks MULINO.
as If there Is virtue In advertising If. Tn nlgB -gtera hav ublded and
on know how to advertise. I hav onr e.w fra(, honm BM t rbance to
made a tet of th column of the ,how Btt he do th, vay of
Morning Enterprise and find It ha . making.
paid me. Other may try something , A fr , m.B h.v been putting
elae and not get satisfactory retnrns.:,B , Brw l)rllre acroaa th mill race,
. An advertiser must uae common ,h o)(, mp having been washed out
sense In fclvertlslng. It is ueles , fc tb 0,b
for a man to think that he can eell I An(, BOW th ffthery snow flakea
quantities of rubber in the dry sea- B(. v... aomm more
aon by reducing tb price a few cent. hl lter. Th weather for Jano-
skwally.
It is folly to try and aell thin glove
when a cold wave la upon u.-'-Why
blame . newspaper If It falla to close
out fifty ladle' coat that are out of
season, at the season price. Just be
cause you .bought too heavily? The
ary lll haa been a record breaker.
Nearly everyone In thla vicinity baa
been laid BP with colds and la grlppa.
The fever patleata ar all abl to be
about again.
Adklns has a crew of men taking
paper m.y help you to move a few. j out te, -.a.j aOVB near th
ana ir yon pnee mem a wnai is jair j
to move all of them; but In many
cases advertisers expect a paper to
aell unseaaoaable'stock at seasonable
price and then kick when It wont do
lt-
I have tried the dally and will say
It haa aold my goods for me; if it
don't for you I believe the fault is ,n(1 Mrt Torn Tueeday
witn you; you may oe asmng too
much. Cet In and make tbinga hum.
that th dally may live to do as the
good we need.
Archie Dougan waa a Mullno vis
itor laat week
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Aahby, who
have been visiting over on Salmon
River, returned borne last week.
Mrs. Dart. Mrs. 8pragu and 'Mr
Cordlll. of Molai:.. wer visiting Mr
WOMANLY WISOOM.
Some people grumble because tb
rose ba thorn; they ought to be
thankful that thorns bar rose,
Cook prunes by pouring hot water
over them and letting them atand on
the back of the stove for a few hour.
Don't mak ginger cookie and then
hide the Jar- Nobody ever bid a cooky
Jar where a boy could not find It.
Cruel are more tempting to the
sick If whipped lo a froth with an
erg beater, and served In a pretty,
dainty cup.
When your slocking feet ar past
mending, cut off the legs for bag to
put over the broom when wiping off
wall or floor.
If the neck of a sweater become
stretched too loose from wearing.
shrink It by dipping It In clear, warm
water, then drying. I
To prevent woven carpet from un
raveling. It I a good plan to unravel
about two Inches and tl together th
enda of warp.
8ome Jars of nicety canned fruit. I
or glasses of Jelly or pickle, make a
Christ maa present that la alwaya ae
cerxable to tb recipient.
When you mak doughnut, remem
ber that It Ixo't tb bole thai fill ap
a hungry boy' appetite.
If th kitchen wtadow la kept open
t tb lop whll cooking awefc food
a. cabbage, on ion a. etc, th aa pleas
ant odor will go out of th window
Instead of spreading all over tb bona.
I ther anything better for break
faat tbeae cold mornings than fried
maa. or corn griddle-cake? Don't let
be miller grind th meal too fine,
and If be I tricky keep aa y oa aim
or yon may not get the meal from
your own corn.
Oraage Ite doxea at Feeler's.
Try Dana for Clrars and -.
Goods. Nxt to Ptom
STAFFORD.
Death ef Mr. Turner.
Last Saturday, th 21st, a long pro
cession of sympathising neighbors and
friends followed all that waa mortal
of Mrs. T. L. Turner to br Uat rest
ing place In th Stafford cemetery.
She passed through th "Gate Ajar"
on tb afternoon of Thursday, the
Ivth, after suffering ten day with
that dread disease, pneumonia. Her
pleaaant far and kindly halpful ways
will be missed by acores of friends
outside of her ova family.
Her mald-n nam was Nancy -E.
Power, and ah wa born In Knot
County. Missouri, tb lth day of
September, 1844. 8h waa married
to Thomas 1 Turner on tb 4th day
of April. 18(1. We bellev sh waa
preparing t celebrate their gold,
wedding next April. 8b crossed tba
plain, by ox tear la 1I6S, arriving In
Oregon City In December of that year.
Hhe and her husband bav helped to
mak th wllderne to bloaaom aa tb
roae and hav a beautiful walMllled
farm at what haa been known for
more than a decad aa Prog Pond.
Sh waa the-mother of 11 children. 10
of whom, with her husband, survive
her. namely: Mrs. Mary Ellegaen, Mrs
Ellen Seedling, and. John Turner, of
Stafford; Mra. Llasl Seeley, near
Wood burn; Herbert, Charles, Smith
and Albert Turner, of Prog Pood;
Jamea Turner, near Dayton, Wash.;
and Mra. Basle Gross, of Oregon city.
A tittl daughter of four year diee
msnyyears ago.
Tan haa another pioneer paaaed
away, ana tb ranks of tb faithful
who helped to make Oregon a mighty
tat ar fast growing thin, dropping,
aa It wer. like fruit fully ripe.
Sh waa a faithful and helpful char,
lev member of th Tualatin Orang.
and th beautiful ceremony of that
Order waa repeated at her grave, end
ing with th word, -In th nam of
weU 8,,,W TttrB,r rr-
Henry.ETlegaen, who to a grandson
1 ..A lb succeeding
raiaVa-if "' ,fcU !
are ailing, principal!. lda and gnu,
Mteat Pwtr I J
aeaaU hxv are attlBd of hi
Ott peter I btir aad rod doa
t c.-.tt with tb doctor oa M.dr
A yttwag rowaia of hie wb cam from
fmii I III with something-
similar t tb Tip, aad w bear ther
ar three or fowr rk at Ham Moser a.
..a . Kr .1 Ittrk tleoiaui
Mark tukee and brhei-Jaw. MrJ
Wlweaaaa. bav Hr
Wash, vt-ttag ftWada. ad th lttr
la btag for Uad lie Ibiak iaa
a boat ther U U ,
t It I eapabl ef raielag aaytblnt
u sra-j mm rroaa PurtUad ea
futarday. aad Auavet aad Adolph !
kar aad tb Uttera wtr aa r
ter. who r Mr. Recaeia
korompaaled fctaa hM to aee rrank
Kerkel. the ad brotr. wao
tra very bad off for tb past U or
eight week with a dreadful awelilag
oa his week aad It waa thought that
mora lag be was aearlag lb end. but
ken they rettwaed Huaday a aeease
better. . , ,
Mr Delkar'a blp Pb
. . . , ill K. ht.
eo mura r ae
limb I dd all th lime, b aaya.
u.r who aold out recently
and tnovml to Portland oa aoeouBt ot
ant affecthn of on of .
tsken to the hospital Uat Saturday
and operated upa. and the pbyak-Un
give strong btvpee of bla getting well
Mra WlwiBiS. wao apent iai
with friends Bear Canby. returned oa
Saturday last aad her another can
with her. '
Tb llaptlat ar Improving lb Tac
n tha country by tearlag" down lb
old wagon abed which atwod cUhUn
front of th parsonage and building a
new one beyond Ihe church.
Mra Weddl nd daughter. llleo.
visited In Wilson vlll Hundsy at tb
home ot their friend. Mr. Cowllpshy.
wh. la very HI.
Tha Nemle brther ar trimming
orchard treea at their home In Staf
ford. Mr. Tbnmaa had a fore balling
water from tha basement of bis barn
and opening a ditch to drain It off
Mrs. Schatts baa her eldest daugh
ter. Christina, wit, her at present:
and Annie baa returned to her bom
In Portland.
An old man who la a county charge
I alck at rred tkr a
JENNINGS LODGE.,
Theodore Kruae, of Portland, who
recently purchased 14 acre of land
from Mr. Naef. which overlook a the
Willamette river, west, of Covell. will
build a beautiful residence) and baa
given tha contract for hla water aup
ply to II. C. palntao of thla place.
Wm. I Fin ley. of thla place, and
president of the Oregoa Audubon So
ciety, baa been la Salem lb greater
part of th week la tb latere of tb
Pish and (Jam bill, which was Intro
duced by Representative llollla. A
bill Is also being prepared by W. L
rtnley that propne-a to authorise tb
stat board of fish commissioner to
leas preserve where gam bird will
t allowed to congregate wher they
will be fed by the stat wardens, and
where they will be allowed to propa
gate their species.
E- Van der Mr paaaed away aud
dealy la 811 wood Uat Monday with
valvular heart ,dlaeaa,. Mr. Vaa der
Mrer waa owner of Van der Meer
Park, which consisted of 40 acre at
this place, which be parr based from
Dr. Spinney, and bad recently pUtted
and put on the market for Bale, and
was taken auddenly 111 when coming
to thla tract with a pnwpectlv pur
chaser. .. Owing to th O W. P. track being
coveted with water on Wednesday
night. . number of our Portland busi
ness folks war compelled to remata
ta town all night Unir coming aa
far as Naef wer obliged ta wade
through mud and water and a drench.
Ing rain to reach their borne.
On Monday aftrnoon the pupils of
tb J.nnlngs Lode school enjoyed th
privilege of meeting Dr. Todd, vice
president of WllUmett University.
HI tslk to th boy aad girt wa.
Interesting, and gav them aa Inspira
tion for n higher and better education.
H waa accompanied by BapC Gary,
who la alwaya a wetrom visitor at
our school.
A party conslatlng of Mr. and Mr.
O. D. IVard man. Mr. and Mr. J. P.
Strain. Mr. and Mrs. Cfcaa dough
and Meadamea Rice and Jone ar
planning on hearing Dud Roblnaon.
the cowboy preacher In Portland on
Wedneaday night when h give a his
tory of his life.
Mr. and Mra Crtmpton and son
hav removed to ML Scott during th
week and hav decided not to begin
their building till tb weather become
more settled.
. A (ieclal meeting of the Jennings
Idge Community Clob haa been
called for .Wedneaday evening at th
I lei i conservatory.
Miss Eileen Dill, of Tamhlll. who at
present I visiting ber sister, Mrs.
C. p. Morse, spent th week end with
Portland friend.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmons nave pur
chased some very desirable property
on th Roeth tract, overlooking th
Willamette A number of handsome
home ar being built In that locality
W wer all pleaaed to ae Mlaa
Leah M (-Govern abl to be out after
an nine of almost three months.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Morse and Mr.
and Mra. Chaa. B locum wer business
visitor In Redwood last week.
Th regular prayer meeting ar
held at Grace Chapel oa ' Thursday
evenings. O. D. Board man J. class
leader. All are Invited to attend.
Mr. Conway spent Sunday with her
parent in (lackamaa.
Little. Wlllard Btocom and Robert
Ruaaeii are on the alck list.
CLARKES.
Mr. Robert Linn I aawlng wood In
mia part or fh country. r
Th danc in th ball 8atnrday night
wa a social aoccaee.
Elmer Klelnsmltb ba purchase a
wood saw. I anppoa th war he will
slic up th tall timber around her
wont be slow.
Mr. and Mra Lew Bagar aud Miss
Hayman attended th dance at C1arks
saturaay nignt.
Our school teacher la on tba lk
uat.
V. E. Larktns and Geo rt. fla-nr
caueq on Lew Hagar Uat week. Ther
seems io be some attraction over that
way.
ELDORADO.
R- Dullard spent Sunday with C.
Smith.
T. Johnson ha lft for the old coun
try. Bora. January U. to Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Tulll. a girl, but baby did not live
but a few hours. The mother Is vry
everybody baa bad colds hare.
CUT the RIGHT fcBBd CORNER OFF,
and MAIL to K. C tf. Uwal l
suranc llrohr. T)ran CF. urau.
If yoa NIEO, or MAY NaD. INSUR
ANCE. Prompt ae eurntd.
My asm I
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My rsstdenr addr'
I l )a4 reas.gl";
aew laauraac
To K. C. Dy. Oregug''
The Bank of Oregon City
Gives its customers genuine strvkt
and its increased business and growa
shows that such service Is apprecktd
THE OLDEST BANK IN THE COUNTY
J.
Fr re rplH( fe t.
THE OLD RELIABLE OREGo' '
. CITY SHOE SHOP . '
Week See while jrU wait.
. Oof Mottot Stiictko Ctfarsotrrd
C. SCHOENHEINZ, Prop
n Male Set Satn d Svntn.
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GEORGE A. HARDIKc
DRUGGIST
PURE DRLGS PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES ADO -
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CEIPTS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
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PHONES MAIN reft. HOME. 14.
511 MAIN STKEET
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Next Door to Pott
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Ther a quit a crowd of man out
working on the telephone ln. e'tla
In new pot. which help th service
very much - .
Mr. and Mra. A. 8 Jooea made a
bualnes trip to Oregoa City Mnndar.
Mr. and Mra IL J. Ilelvey think-
Ing of taking a trip to Wasbiagioo
! The eubtert for dslto kJ
t. Smith I aader th west ar with i. -uj.i tl.i w
CARUS
Tba Cam literary ane -very
latereailag naeeiiagaj
ta. The ssb)ert for a-, d
olved. That Hcku.4 Tearaef
be R tired urn a pwnstoa. V
dM-ided la favor of tb af-u
The aub)er
v- aa
Thaa UtasrJ"
bolla oa hla Beck.
CANBY. .
W. trucks and Joseph lieeer. of
this rlty. wer among those who went
to Portland oa bualaeee.
W. J. tjordoo. who baa beea at Cou
luy fur xirM tlm, haa rets. rued He
waa unable to b her at hla wife's
f u sera I. owing to the big walere.
C. P. Kmtilg. of thla city, weat to
PortUad oa Tbradayraad stopped at
Oregon Oty his return trip.
r,,k IwUm Mt. Ik, ..l..r In..
of tkla city, waa amoeg the Portlaad i ' Frd Jaggar. O - I
buslaesa vUltors oa Thursday j Edgar iew
II. II. Ercles waa la Portland oo "sr aao v m. lrw-.
More Mlaery
I V J . A Ml .
and Ed wards. Users Hin.-,
lAshtoa. Praah Jaggar aai
l Asbtoa The Bet,e-0Bj J
lAbei Tbom.s. t kas ( aa J -'
maa. Jack Irish and lmJ-J,
fa Friday evening. ,rvm- 3. I
aorlety will glv a pi Jd '
' dehat.
Tb Carua arwool lBt"
artemoo. 'Rtlved. TM OmJ
' U of Mors I'm Ta w m -
glne. Tb. debater ta Lit
business Saturday and Sunday. 1 ! . TT. . ' . 1 7.
Cobb ha moved lato tb Wll-1 "" """. ""'1 )
er and Fred Joel
Mr. Porbe vUlted
day afteraooa.
scba
J. A
Ham Kendall cottage, and Mr. aad
Mr. B loots and Evangelist Johnson
and wife have take tb bona vacated
by the Cobb family.
Th meeting that
la tha tabernacle ar
ana it is prooanie isi isia win ew - - . : .. ,
last week of the meetla.a Already Chlttendea t al va H. W.
tber hav
with th church
ar being h-ld S.e Wilt Qlee DeKwi-
s wll attended Salurday JssUc Hmm
i tkl. .Ill the down hi decision la Ib
In-
and
been M who have nnlted ! Plaintiff seed for 1 107 for mf
lurches of thla dty. Oale - htlr
Sunday tb building wa Tiled to ita i Jasiice aamsou rvw-
capacity. Nett Sunday tber will prob. clsloa to Saturday at IQ" .
ably be aa larg aa attendance. Tte s .. " f
musle Is furoUbed by a rholr of 10 REAL ESTATE.
voice and thl haa beea stuong tha; Th following traasfsrtd)
attraction. The vanretlst and hla i Ute were filed yesterday k
aaalatant hav worked diligently slncepf county Recorder L E-
coming hare. Oa Wednesday evening ; Amoa j sad Catharla U(
Rv. Jobnaoa had for hla aub)eet. i r. .ad Millie Noftlger. ssral
weat half of north east gaarwi
I. townahlp S south, rasp.'
$1140. 1
August KonlgahofeB k
Will. 1IJ acrw. iowBlt
rang 1 east; 1M. J
R. H. aad Email Burfbs
RyUnder aad Carl O Urai
rea. sections 14 sad la,
south, rang I at: t:SUatj
O. a and Ada A Rank
and Uarv H Valentin. ',
northeast quarter, aectlos I "
south, rang I east; I
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"Popular Amusements.'" which
eluded dancing, card playing
theatr-golng
Cobb A Dillingham, who bav been
In charge of the Rig Sit Department
HI or for lb paat year, hav disposed
of their business to a merchant of
Gervala, who haa already taken noa
aeaaion Mr. Cobb will probably mov
to portlaad la tb near futur. wher
h haa other bualnes. but Mr. Dil
lingham wilt remain her for the pres
ent. Ml Verna Porter, th wll
known and highly esteemed rUrk,
who haa been In th employ of Cobb
A Dillingham, will remain In her prea
ent quart era.
SPRINOWATER.
On January It. 1111. th Angel of
Death cam to th bom of Mr. and
Mra. Ed Cloanar. and took away their
sister. Mra. Ann. U Moor. Sh la
(I years of ag. and leave to mourn
her loss two won, father, mother, flv
sisters, four b rot her and man
I i
friends.
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"Peaceful be thy silent alum ber,
Peaceful In thy grave ao low,
Thoq no mor will join her number.
Thou no, mor our Borrows know.
Tet again w bop to gobet the,
When the day of life la fled.
And In Heaven w nope to meet thee,
Wher no farwll tar ar abed."
Next Saturday night a drama will
h glvea at tb Orange ball by the
young people of Logan. It was given
ther and proved on of the grtt
u creese ever glvea.
Basketball practice every Tueaday
and Thursday night. We will aonn
hav two good teams by lb boys and
one by th girl.
Uat Thursday nlgM Mr. Alderman.
Stat Superintendent of School, gav
aa addreaa which, was appreciated by
a larg audience.
Seeley s beat flour, 1 SO. sack.
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