M0IIN1N0. ENTEUPKI8K, KATUJilMY; MAttCH 11, 1911.
THE CHICAGO STORE
Pays the highest price for Second Hand Goods
We buy nc Second Hand Clothes
vVe also do cleaning and pressing
.03 MAIN ST., OREGON CITY i
PIIOltE MAIN 3731
LOCAL DRItrS
iufll truii make tho finest candy
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. 1'liiitlltlMOll
real cittalo limn
, ,NVriliiH. "M "" lnt bulne"
i1.' hi. vUf KrMy. "
-- I H.lttrl ( HtiUl. Wash., who
J, l,o. n fr,,,n(U ,h,,'
: bH returned. . . ,
i'h.ilii. office room In Uambrlnue
fa i.um bt. J- 4.,ToUlu.
J ' K.nlimliitm, of Hun Antonio,
In In oi-HRim flty, '! la '"K
kurri Ht !' KltHrtrm.
' ., -T)"Otirtrlmm, ' -H'r
, city on business Krlilny, rog
JX t ll- Kl. ctno Hotel. .
liarton J'k, of Marquam, was. In
rr..n Clir on Thursday and Friday
Jultlng with l.t J.rttltr of this city.
r j Hidings, of Mureiimnt. aceem
' ,,y til simcr, Mrs. Skinner,
..re In Oregon City on business
Hurtiluy
FreHh Sweet Potatoe ar gone, but
hat Juki received a shipment of
l.,r. mimed Hwt potatoes. 15c
L at Harris' tlrocery. ,
MD
t-C AMtuiK. representative of
th Ilitrruittm Company, of Portland,
Ui wi.ll know in thin clly, wa trans
Him hunlne In Oregon Clly on
r. E Cordon. Or. A. T. Murdy aud
Harry llordoii. of Candy, wer lu Ore
gon City ro Thursday evening, having
torn here to atteiid tbe dam-lug party
given by tli Willamette Club.
' mrl'M Case, no n" 9mn
going medical treatment In the hopi-.
til In Bletu for tubercular trouble,
will return to hla horn In thla city
' within a few day. Ilia condition re
sulnt about I be aauia.
It. KupiM'iibeiidi'r, of ClaJnnonl, haa
fast received ami la planning 10 Plane
im and shruha from
Stark ' Uro.' - j'
Missouri nursery, lie win, ptani 1
acre of applea, t of currents, I of
strawberries and one of pears.
" Tie Oregon City Shoe Store will
reopen for business In a few daya.
Tbry are now burn atralghtenlng up
the flock and repairing the damage
ion by (be recent Ore.
ArratiKemente are In progress for
the Brotherhood banquet at the I'rea
b;terlu rburch on Tueaday evening.
The apekrra will be Ueal men but
toot the li lutereatlog and enter
taining aprakera.
Neil Wedneailay I'realdent P. U
Cmplell. of the Unlveralty of Oregon,
will ik at the High acbool forum.
The apearanra of theae men high In
durational matter In the Stale ought
to bring out a good attendance of
parents and patmna,
. The ladlea winning lo Iniereat local
partlei In a boapltal In Oregon City
wtra In ib city again Friday and
talking with people who ahould be In
trt4 In aoch an Inatltutlon. It la
bellVMl M would be a good thlog for
lb mill, making ft poaalbte for men
Injur to be given neceaearjr care
at om aa hurt.
PEOPLE POINTED OUT
Mia Joele Curran, who waa taken
tuddenly III while at the home of Mr.
and Mr. Charlea Van Orden, of Main
ttreet, on Tueaday evening, la alowly
Improving. Mia Curran la Buffering
win totiHllltl and abaoeaa In the bead
and her condition for aeveral daya waa
tertoua.
. Mr. and Mra. C. Balmer and family,
ho have been realdlng at Mount
Pleaaant for thepaat tour yeara, will
Dove to fort land today, where they
-wlU reHldo temporarily until Mr. Dal
tier nmU a aultable location. He will
purchaae a farm. Mr. Balmer ha
mid hi farm at Mount Pleaaani con
tuning of OS acre to Mr. Helni, a
hotel man of Portland. The farm will
b In charge or Mr. and Mra. Henry
T. Plpka, who were married In thla
city during the week. Mra. Plpka
at formerly Mia Bdtth M. Har
Create, well known In thla city. The
farm brought a price of $13,000.
Marrle Couple at Hla Home.
' Juttlce flamaon married Howard
Nye and Ml Marian Roaa at bla real
eence Monday afternoon. Both par
'tie are from Waahlngton but the
omtn gave Clackamaa county aa her
yroaent home ao aa to get the llcenae.
Thl la the 113th weddttig that Juatlce
Btmion ha aolAmnlxed at hla real
nce alnce he became aqulre aome
yetrt ago.
NEW STORK. NEW GOODS.
Whan movied Into my new atore
I put In a nice line of NEW FURNI
TURE, which am aelllng at the prl
t utually quoted for aecond hand or
hop-worn goo da. Come In and look
tround.
Fin line of eurlfta and re I Ice.
GEORQE YOU NO.
Dfint be In too big a hurry. It'a
twwlie to work "oil when It la aoggy
and very wrt. Walt until It drleg Into
;rambly, workable condition.
It Wouldn't Pay to Advertise
A Poor Article v
Nor a propoaltlon of doubtful merit or honeaty for ad-readere.
nowadaya, are DISCRIMINATING. Thay know valuee they know
GENUINE thing, genuine opportunities
Any artlole which ean be eold by advertising la, by that teat, a
w000 artlole. YOU ere eafe In' buying, a thing whloh ha Stood
,h tire of publicity." - ',?.. .' n
The maker of a widely advertlaed artlole, or commodity, la al
w,y on trial for hle buelneee life. He eannot ahlrki nor cheapen hH
protfuct and (thla la the beat poaalble protection for the conumrv t
Vou are SAFE In buying -advertlaed thing It'a the loglo of
"ovtadaya bualneaa condition. 1 ,
OFFICIAL EASTERN
LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
MONTKKAL
At Toronto, May , M. fl-V; July 10. tt
Hi a,t. u ih, in. a,. .
At ItnlTalo. Jni.a . t, i i. July 4-4. l
Bpl. U. It li ii
At llmLfeinr. May , tn-V). II i July t, 1,
I ltt. 4 4. I. .
At !'rovU)'ii.'. April W. , , til June
U. It. in; Au. 1, 4. . .
At J-riy nty. Ai.rll , t, M. May 1;
June 17, tt. : Aur. 11. u, M. 14.
At Nnwaik. April . ttl, V, t3; June 14,
m, H; Aue. IS. 14. 17. I.
At ialtlmor, May I, 4, I, 1-4; June U,
V; Aue. T. I. . In.
: T()ltf)NTf).
At Montreal, June 4. I, , 7; July 13. U
tl. 14; t,t. 15. 14. 17.
At llufYulo, Mny.19. ao-ao. II; July . 7, l
t. 4-4. .
At noclielir. June It, 14, 14, 17; July 4-4.
I; Mit. 11-21. 22. n
At ITovMnic. April O, . U, May 1;
Juna n-M. i. M; Au. 11. ldi 17.
At Jray City, April 14, B, M, 17; June
w. is, t au. a. 4. . 1
At Newark. May I. 4. I, 7; June 21, C. 9)
July , SI. Aug. I. I.
At liultlmorij, .April 10, 11, IVC; June 17,
K, ; Aug. II. Ill; 14.
At Montreal. Juna 14, II, 14. 17; July '17,
11. It; Hapt. 7. . trl?.
Ai Torunto, J urn
f.
10, 11. 1J; July 1-1, 1;
Hrpt. (I, 11-I2,
At !twtiir, Miiv . 21, fJ-H; July 11-11.
U l; Hopt. ix. It. f. 1 '
. At l-iovl.li-nr. April to. 21, 11, S; June
IJ U. tl; Aiur 7. I, 9. 10.
At Jny -!tv, Mny I, 4, 4. 7; June H,
, tn; Aim. 16. Kl. 171 IN. '
- At Nmrr Anrtl H, tt, at. May Is May
II June 77. U,; Aug. II. 11 IS. U
At Baitiinote. April i. . i. R; June la.
p. U; Aug. a. 4.1
Hucnicartii.
At Montreal. Juna . 1, l, 11; July 1-t
X I; Prpt. II. 13. 11
At Toronto. Jilim I. 1 I J; July IT, 11. 1;
ef.t. 7-7. 1. 1. i
At liufUtu. June 1. 4. 7. I; July 10. II
U-tt; H.pl. II. 1. 14.
At iTovklauc. lUy 4. . . 7; June n, it,
i. 11 I. H 11
- Ar J.r-i CH AprU SO, jl. B, : Jun
n. a. n. auii. 7. i. io.
At Nwrk. AiMI 11 , H tt; May It;
Juna It. Su: Au. 4. 1. . to.
At lUltlinor. April 74. n. May tK I; Jun
14-14, ; Aug. IS, U. 17, 11
PHOVIDKSCB.
At Montreal-M.iy 71. a 14-S4; July tl.
Aug. I. I; Aug. M. V. 3.
AI Toronto. May t. I, 10, 11; July SO, tl.
tt; Aug. Su, SI. MVpt. 1, t
At UurTalo. May IS, IS. U. It; July 14. B,
St: Aue. ivi. n. n.
At Rochmtor. May 17. II. IS, Sft; July 17,
. 9; Aug. a-2J, 14. B.
At Jeraay City. May St, M. 17. St; July
f, a t: gap! 14. tt, la. 17.
At Newark. June 1, 1 S. 4; July 10. tl. 11
apt II. II. SO. H.
At Baltimore, July 4-4, I. ; June la. It,
17; Wpt. U. U-lt U . .
t JERSKT C1TT.
At Montreal. May It 11. 14. II; July 14.
S. SI; Aug. It. . 11. U.
At Toronto. May 17. 11. It, t; July 17,
a. ; Aug. St. S4-M. a.
At lluffale. May B. St-St. M; July 11.
Aug. 1. 1; Aug. St-St. tt. tt.
At KocKeater, May 1, t. 10, U; July 10.
B. tt; Aug. SO. U. Sept. 1. &
At rrovldenee. June I. I, 10, U; July It,
14. tt. It; Bept. 4-1 I. t
At Newark. May at. at, a. m. June t, ,
Tt July 4, p. in.. I. 4; Aug. 17; Kept. tt. M.
At BaUlntore, June IS. )t Hi June SO.
July 1-1. 1; Bap4. U, II. SO. a.
NEWARK.
At Montreal. May t. I. 10. 11; July SO, H.
XX SI: Aug. 10, 11. gwp4. 1
At Toronto, May U IS, U, It; Aug. t-T,
1 I; Aug. St, S. SI.
At Buffalo. May 17. la, la, 10; July tl, St,
S-; Aug. tt. 14. tt.
At Rooheeter. May tt. tt-tt, 14; July K
B. M; Aiur. 11-11. .n, tt. i"
At rrovldanee, June 11. It, 14; June 10.
July I. 1 I; gpt 7. I, I, 10.
At Jereey City, May So, p. m., tl; June
11. 14, 17; July 4. a. nu, 17. 11; Bept. U.
U1S.
At Baltimore. June a, 1 10; July IS, 14.
tt-U; Sept. 4-4. I. t.
BALTIMORBT"
At Montreal, May 17. IS, II, SO; July 17.
St, tt. SO; Aug. B. 14. a.
At Toronto, May tt, tt. 14-14; July Si
B. It; Aug. 11-11. u, a.
At Buffalo. May I, I, 10. 11; July SO, O,
11; Aug. SO, 11. Bept. 1, 1
At Horheater. May It It U, It; July H,
Aug. 1. 1; Aug. St-St, a. .
At PrevMenoe. May tl, SO-SO, SI; June I.
a. 7; Sept. a, a n. m.
At Jeraey City, June 1. t a. 4; July If,
11. 11: Bept. 7. S. I. 10. .
At Newark. May tt, tt. 17, tt; July t, a,
I, It; Bept. 11. It, 17.
Ryan te Take Boner te England.
Former Middleweight Champion
Tommy Ryan plan an lnvaalon of
England in April and will take Con
O'Kelly. hi heaTywelgbt: Howard
Morrow and Rolliy rittnley, light
welghta, with him, having been aeanr
ed of bouta acme the water for the
men.
Choioa office rooma In Oamminue
block; atenm heat See J. J. Tobln.
GUMPTION ON THE FARM.
Your oata will not be ao apt to mat
If you get them In early.
The more a man goea around the
lea he I apt to develop Into a crank.
Now mind thla: Make two aowlnga
of clover aeed, one now and ope early
In April. Uae half red, othef half a),
alke. . Do not tnlaa the alalke.
The more corn the more atock; the
more atock the richer the land; the
richer the land the more corn, and
there you have the aeoret of rota
tion that la ture to bring tucceta. .
Railway Cmployta to Have Good Time
The clulin department Of the Port
land JUIIway l.llit a I'ower Co. will
nterulu tlie compatiy'a employee at
a grand family reunlou Monday even
li g, at the onka rink. Thla la an an
imul affulr and la much enjoyed bj all
the boy a and their ladle.
Handaome Baby Boy.
Horn, Huturday, March 11. to the
wife of Arthur Heddaway, a eon.
The cow baa every chance to do
her beat In winter when abe la not
Ixiihi-rud with lighting tile. At tbla
aoumiii tlicie la more time to give her
regular attention, and make the hual-
lU'rfU count.
e nnFffl w n
JT T Fj wvvia jr i.
iVi 4waHr xnuuvit eaiaaxfl
. Prune SouTe. .
For ,rtine fouille re
movn.'tliif it from a
lurge iifiil of atewcil
lpnini4,iuU tui- Oner
Ad llio wliltca of tbi'Vtt
. ei'irmuul tin ir a cupfol
of euunr . Ix-iili'ii to a
atlfr" froth. Mix well.
JiuruV Into m bottoreil
diMh mid biike thirty
ulnutea In a tuixliTute oven. rWne
with whipped creuiu. If It la ditilred
to cook thla In Individual cup butter
the rupa, dll only tvvo-tliltdii full Jo
allow for pulling up of ihu pkc uud
act the to a In, a pun of water to
tieke. KinHi like a'duah of clunumon
In thla.
Another rwliie for. pruue whip In
which the making I omitted U eape
dully rit U. Tuke one pint of atewed
prune, one third plut of thick cream,
white of alt egga and rnapborry or
ogaulerry Jelly. After thoroucbly
drululng the pnima pit them and rub
thcut through a coin ruler, but avoid
rubbing the aklna through aa much aa
KMoJiile. Hcut the w bite of the ece
to a stiff froth, then by deirreea Lent
thla Into alflcd prunea. If nut twH
enough to ault Ibe taate adil a tti
apoonful of aiifur.
The dellcucy of tbla dlab depend
largely upon tho thoroughness with
which the Inirrvdlenla are beaten to
gether. When well beaten together
pour Into a gluaa dlah. Whip the cream
and epread evenly over the top of pud
ding.' then fleck -the wblpfied, cream
with blta of the jelly. Kerve with
cream or. If preferred, ltb a cuatard
made from the yolk of tlx egpa.
Chioken Pie.
Two medium iul chlckena, one
pouud Of raw aauauge. Cue el Ice of
onlou, a few herba, a little chopped
paraley, aeaaonlng of aaK and ix-ppcr,
two cupful of cold water, one beep
ing tableepoonful of powdered gela
tin, aome pa airy, one raw egg. 'one
hard cooked egg and a few allcea of
cold ham. -.
Cot . the chicken luto neat, small
Joint and take out the bouea. 8kln
the aaoaagee. Put the bonea, necka
and gUxarda Into a pan with enough
cold water to c.over them; also the
onion, berbe aud aeaaonlng. Let all
atmmer gently for au hour and a half.
Put a layer of chicken In a pudding
dlah, then aome allcea of cold bam and
bard boiled egg. Sprlokle over these
aome chopped paraley. pepper and aalt
Repeat theae layer till the dlb I full,
then pour In the rold water. Put on
the lid of paatry. Decorate It with
learea of pastry, glaae It wltbjbeaten
egg and bake for two boura la a quick
oven to begin with and then In a
cooler. When It la done lift out the
center ornament and pour In the atock
made from the bonea.
0 tews That Are Geed U Eat
. variation of the old time Irish
stew baa the meat cooked with toma
toes, peppera aud potatoe lif place of
the usual carrot a and other vegetable.
For a brown atew cut the cooked or
nncooked meat In pieces, roll them In
flour and fry them brown In dripping.
Then tnrn in hot water and boll until
the meat la within fifteen minute of
being tender. . Add potatoe cut hi
pieces, a green pepper or two with
the aeeda removed, and cut lu piece
a sweet red pepper or two prepared
Id the aame way and a balf cupful of
tomatoe. Season with aalt, pepper
and a little paprika.
Clam Fritters.
The follojvlug batter la excellent for
clam fritter: 81ft a pint of flour with
a teaapoonful each of aalt, augar and
cream of tartar and balf a teaspoonful
of eoda. Add a tableepoonful of melt
ed butter, one egg and balf a pint of
milk. Mix the flour, augar, aalt, eoda
and cream of tartar together and rob
through a aleve. Whip the egg till
very light and stir 'ir Into the milk,
then beat It gradually Into the dry In
gredients. When the batter la emooth
atlr a very scant pint of chopped flam
Into It, taking car not to add enough
clam Juice to moisten tt too much. Fry
on a hot griddle.
Neapoltan Cake.
For neapolltan cake prepare two
cake batter, on white aud the other
yellow, and divide each batter Into two
parts. Color one half of the white bat
ter a beautiful pink aud leave the
other half white. Color and flavor one
balf of the yellow batter with choco
late. Bake each of the enkea in layer
form and when cold place the layers
together with a nice soft king flavored
with orange J a Ice. The yellow layer
mny be flavored with orange Juice If
desired and the white flavored with
vanilla or almond. The pink may be
flavored with etrawberry or rose.
- , . Papps Nuts.
One pound of pulverised sugar, on
pound of flour (very scant), three eggs,
two ounce of chopped citron, one ta
bleepoonful of cinnamon, one-quarter
of a teeanoonful of clove, one-quarter
of a teaspoonful of pepper, one-quarter
of a pound of chopped almond
meats. Rest the sugar and egg one
hour, then add the other ingredient,
the citron laat. Put to littler lump tn
greased pan. pake in .moderate oven.
" An Attractive Sundee. ..
For an attractive sundae prepare a
vanilla tc cream, divide It among aa
many sherbet glasses a there ere
gueata to be served and sprinkle each
with, tntneed nut meat -and ,po'
around It tomt flnejy flavored alnip
from a Jaf of the beat preserved fin-
BUZUKOS BACKS UP
AND HATCH IS OFF
WALTER ARNOT CAME FROM
PORTLAND TO WRESTLER SMITH
' AT ARMORY LAST NIGHT.
Tho wrestJIng match between liu
zukos and Auk Hinlih, of Cunemitb.
fulled to nraterlullze because 'Huzukos
fulled to appear Friday uIkM. The
match had been tnailo fur Friday even
lug, in the Armory In this clly, aud
by the terms f the challenK Iiuxukoa
was to throw Bmltb four times wlttiln
an hour.
It looks as If Ruxukos had developed
a cane of cold fet. It Is Intimated
Hint he had heard of Hmlth's repute
tluii and backed away from It. In
any event he failed to -appear and
sent a subatltute.
Wulipr Arndt, Instructor In the
CaUiollo Young Men Club, of Port
lanuVcam to fill the eiigBKcuieuL ilu
a man weighing about 15 pounds
heavier than Smith, I a hardened ath-H-te,
Im an export In the ring, but
Hrnlth took him on Just the an me.
It was the opinion of those who saw
the two men wreatle that Smith bad
Arndt outclassed. They were on the
runt for 14 minutes when Smith was
Injured temporarily and the match
waa called a draw.
Arndt ha wrestled jtuzukos and
won a full with him In 7H minute.
As Smith had the best of the mati
up to tbo tlmeof his Injury it is the
belief of Smith's friends that Busukos
would have failed n hla attempt to
beet Smith, without any time limit.
Smith will take part In the big
wrestling tournament that I to be
held In Portland in' April, and expect
to go on the mat with one or two who
have something of a reputation to sup
port. Amos Smith and Frank Bruce went
on In preliminaries, Bruce winning
two. (all from young Smith.
Don't complain if you lose aome of
your grain aacka at the mill If you
have not marked them. ' Have every
hag plainly marked.
COUNTY COURT.
(Continued from nage 2.)
Wm. Bcbats
7.50
2,00
2.00
S.00
O. Saum
H. EUigaen
Robt. Schatg
Raid Diet. No. S3.
Horner" Broe.
79.35'
25.50
. 6.00
.00
2.00
6.WT
6.00
1.00
, 10.75
, 4.00
r .2.00
2.50
Ijlenry Cromer ............
William Tucker
Frank Millard
Press Howell
Carl Howell
Harty Howell
Earl KUgor L
Horner Bros. ,
Ed Young
Ray" Wilcox . ..7 .77.",
Henry Cromer
f Read Dlst No. 14
Wilson A Cook
4.25
K. Boeckman .t
2.00
O. Gross ,.....,....,
F. Zimmerman
W. Koellermeler ...
J. Wonker .: .,
13.00
2.00
3.25
1.00
II. Turner ....
T. Koellermeler
A. Koellermeler
LT Toedtemeler
F. Schauber ..
W. Kaiser ....
2.00
2.00
2.00
9.00
1.50
47.50
Wilson it Cooke
- 3.80
Road Dlst No. 3.
EL J. Anderson .
A. M. Anderaon
I 3.50
11.25
.88
John Stanton
E. J. Anderson
Qelger Bro
A. M. Anderson
' Road Diet. No. 38.
Ed Old
W. A- Snovelle . . .,
10.50
. 6.31
1.25
1257.92
30.35
J. H. Shup
31.60
W. F. Warren
6.65
J. D. Rodman ....
B. R. Harris
U P. Vlttetoe ....
Edw. McLeece ...
Howard 8koog ...
C. E. Harrla
31.60
14.C5
19.45
9.00
16.85
. 18.00
2.25
Robert Richardson
Fred Harris
- Road Dlst No. 42.
S. M. Long
Austin Taylor -
Uregerson Bros
105.90
4.80
1.60
13.06
A. E. Taylor ? 4.00
I. ti. Judd 7.85
Road Dlst. No. 47.
J.vF. Jennings $
John A. Nelson . .; "
Road Dlst. No. 49.
E. L,,Wonacott '..$
Ben T. Rawlins
H. O. Sanford
A. T. Hunt
0. T. Hunt
s Road Dlst No. 50.
2.00
2.60
8.00
9.60
4.00
4.00
11.25
Will Donley
.1 9.00
3.00
Qerome Donley ....... r......
Adolf Kaaper
a R. Hunter
J. P. Duvl -
Frank Donlay ...............
Road Dlat No. 51.
J. E. Slefer
7.00
6.00
3.75
3.00
$ 46.95
Q. Boeae ,.
2.00
Clarence Slefer
W, A. Morrand
12.00
1.00
Security Vault ft Metal Works
86.40
8.00
7.00
August Bronnerlck
Nela Rodlln .............
J. W. Root & Co
5.25
Erneat Boese
4.00
INTERESTS WANT. INACTION.
Effort Being Made to Oet Conor. to
Recta Tor several Nieitin.
WASHINGTON Marcb. 10.- Reac-
tlonary influences ar at work on a
plan to Induce ConjrreM to Teoeaa a
oon as convened on April 4, to meet
again about September, doing nothing
tn the way of legislation uatll that
time. ,j "
Senator Aldrlch returned from tn
south Thursday and at once inquiry
began among members to, see If the
recess plan . could be accomplished,
There seem little reason to believe
It can be accomplished, however.
Taos who seek the reeves diwlre to
prevent further revision of the tariff
and hope by postponing action to find
a way to reach the new members with
snch means as have been employed
olton In such cases. '
TWO LONDON VIEWS.
LONDON, March 10.-Commenting
on the situation on the Mexican
American frontier, the Standard says:
"Diet Is Mexico savior, but the
lawless' element does not want sal
vation. The object of the - t'ulted
KiMf I to prevent a recrudescence
of tbo old spirit, an ebullition of vio
lence and a baneful reaction when tho
rein drop from the dictator' hand."
The New aays:
"No nation may march fen army
scrotgi a frontier simply because a
cIviT war may endanger Its subjects.
It duty Is to withdraw it subjects, or
warn them that they remain at their
own risk."
CORRESPONDENCE
MACK8BURG
Moat of the farmers have all onthelr
early- plowing -jloueTbe nrorecta
lie that the farmers will gcjf their
crop In early this spring.
There waa a large crowd out to the
) of C. F. Stuti March 9. Mr?
Stutx I moving his family to Eastern
Oiegon, as several of hi children are
not very healthy here In the valley.
Elisha RIkrs Is batching these days.
Mrs. RIks Is at Pomeroy, Wash.,
n'trslng their grandson, Claude Kirns,
who has pneumonia. From the latest
report he I on the road to recovery.
Mr. Luebben had the misfortune to
have his horse run away Wednesday
and tear things up pretty badly.
F. M. Matt be wa and wife were vialt
or at the home of J. E. Well Bun
day. Joe Gibson la Just putting toe fin
ishing touches lo six acrea of grubbing
for Herman Harms. Jo saya he did
not get rich by a long ways but that
be got a lot of experience in the line
of grubbing this winter. -
Deld .Harm has received a full
blooded Poland China bog. He bad it
Imported here. Deld aaya It does not
cost any more to raise full Jilooded
stock than scrub stock so he U going
Into the business.
J. w. Smith I Improving hi pro
perty tn the city limits by building a
new fence. .
Mr. RIkks and Mr. Hamack told a
couple of fin horse last week, Chris
Iiorenx, of Aurora, waa toe purchaser.
P. M. Grave J installing a water
system on hi place. Phil believe in
having thlnga fixed up about ngnt on
the farm. That' light Phil, we only
live once in thla world. '
: STAFFORD. ' N
Marrh has hen a little windv.
must be expected, but the daya are
beautiful and aunny. Varioua garden
flower are in bloom. nruo ar ieav
in, nut and Innf huda on orchard tree
begin to swell, therefor we are glad
we live in Stafford, Instead of some
other place where the snow covers
th. erniinrf althnuch the oaners may
tell of the 'fun of a rabbit drive thru
the anow.
r tho wav. there la a rabbit visit-
in from house to house and helping
himself to the choicest above ground.
It mlgnt be aovisaDie io nave win
and capture him, but nothing out a
gun -would overtake him.
Mra. Powell walhe about In th nun
shine by adlvce of her physician, as
she Is far fronuwell yet
Joe- Nemlc hi been making wood
and cleaning up a corner lot for Mr.
Powell, where the stumps were blown
mil eimA ItmA Bffn.
Mr. Welsenburg traded hla mulee
for a span of horse ana tne norses
kve ran ivir a counl of times.
therefore be wishes be had his mule
Mra Mint Peters and son have em
ployed C. Tooxe, of Oregon City to
settle up the husband and father's
estate.
To-Day
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Afternoon and
Evening
Dobbsthe Dauber
(A FINE COMEDY.)
Heart Beats
(BIOGRAPH.)
The Open Road
AT
THE GRAND
SHOWING FIRST CLASS PICTURES
Wanted At Once!
AT
. Jennings Lodge .
Oak Grove.
Mllwacr&ee
CARRIER AGENTS
!,'. - FOR THE ;
MORNING ENTERPRISE
Liberal term to . hutlr. ' $e ' Mr.
MMIr Circulation ' Department, En
terprise, Oregon City Oreoort.
Mi. liaK went to J'yfUaod Marcb
1 and returned home on the Ctb. She
rlalte-d her daughter, Mis. Motion, at
tended the "Made In Oregon' Fair on
the fourth floor of Meter A Frank'
store and reports It well worth seeing,
and while there be sure to see the
wonderful historlcaFtabl mad by a
Mr. Hanua, of Hillsdale, a veteran!
the Civil War. ",'
A young man from IHluols 1 work
ing for Mr. Gage.
Mr. Ml!em I preparing to plant
quite an acreage of atrawberrlea.
The patrons of th farmers' Tele
phone at buzzing quite lively and
the Pacific State has given such poor
Hervtce for th pant year and a half
that Its patron are disgusted, but the
principal owner ask such a prohibit
ory price that they do not feel like
paying It,, therefore if some reliable
company will step in one and all, and
lots of new patrons, will welcome hi in.
Scratching up money for taxes la
the order of the day now, a even that
little three per cent looks a big sav
ing to ns farmers.
. Kgga have come down but old bens
and Incubators are busyi and w will
soon have fry to sell so as to be able
to buy the baby a dress, and pay for
the one she ha worn out and hope
nlr serenely- on our empty pocket
book j.
I'abture Is prety scarce but the ma
jority have enough feed in the barn
and garden to tide them over.
A baby boy came as a welcome
guest to the bom of Mr. and Mra.
August Delkar Friday. J
CLARKES.
- JMr. Wettlaufer lost another horse
the other day.
Sam Elmer and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. Frank Mueller and fa ml
r- .
Mr Wettlaufer took a load of bay
to town on Thursday.
Rudle Mueller sprained bis thumb
In school the other day. . -
Willie Marshall was In town on
Tuesday. i .
Mr. and.-Mry Haaa; were In town on
Wednesday. '
Mr. Jjndau has a lame horse.
Miss Daper, the school teacher in
Timber Grove, visited with Mrs. Grace
on Sunday. '
Sam Elmer was In town on Wed
nesday. , . ..
Mrs. Lee waa la Portland last week
and visited her brother.
' 6PRINGBROOK. '
R. B. Wilraot Is having hi berries
pruned and ia having his house re
modeled In an op-to-date way. .
C. W. Kruse ha Just finished spray-1
tng hi young orchard. i
J. W. Stone Is Just beginning to bar-!
vest his broccoli crop; he hauled the
first load thla week. ' .
J. G. Kruse has recently purchased .
a span of black marea which be think
are very fine and we all agre wltn
htm. " " ' - I
John Anderegg la having aome land
cleared. . .
J. R. Irving baa Just finished remod
eling hi house.
Our school being taught by a thor
ough . and competent teacher. Mis
Maxwell, recently from Kansas.
, The wind blew from the north Wed
nesday but ha changed to the south,
to the satisfaction of everyone Judg
ing from the number of plow seen In
the Held.
Several new families have recent
ly moved Into the west end of the dis
trict on the old Stout place, which ha
been cut up In live and ten acre tract.
AMONG THE CHURCHES
SUNDAY CALENDAR. )
Baptist Cor. Main and Mtnth street.
Ht. 8. A. Hayworth pastor, rra. Ill
Ninth; 8. 8. It noon. Mra. A. F. Parker
supl.; morning; service ltittt, eTenlag
7:10. T. P. 8. C. E. t :10 p. m. and Jun
ior earns hour. Weekly prayer mcet-
. ing Thursday at T:t . m.
Canemah Baptist Mission 8. 8. meets at
t: p. m.. Lewis ConkUn suot
Oathello Cor. Water and Tenth streets.
Rev. A. Htllebrand pastor, res. til
W(.-r: Law Maae I a. m.. Hlah Mass
110 a. m.. afternoon service 4:10. Mass
every morning at t:li.
Congregational Cor. Main and Eleventh
atreets. Rev. wm. at. rroctor paator,
res. tot Third: 8. 8. 11 noon. John Low.
Um rr unt mornins service 10:10. even
ing 7:10. young people :ie. weeir
prayer meeting Thursday at 1:1 p. a.
Morning subject "Chriaitan Unity."
Evening "Attempting to Do God s
Work By Proxy. '
Chrsrt Kv. Lutheran Cor. Elchth and J,
Q. Adams . streeta,' Rev. P. Schmidt
pastor, res.- 80 J. Q. Adams; 8. 8.
t:ts a. m.; preaehln afternoona of first
. anil third Sundava at 1:10 tn English.
other 8Undar services morning at lt.J
with preaching la German. :
No Sunday preaching service, Rev.
P. Schmidt being away from the city.
Christian Science Willamette building;
Sunday services 11 a. m., 8. S. 11 noon;
Wednesday sarvJocs s p. m. , . . t
Oerman Evangelical Cor. Eighth and
Madison streets. Rev. F. Wleveelck pas
tor, res. 711 Madison; 8. 8. 1 e, m.,
Herman Schrader. Monroe street, supt.j
mornina service 11, yorng people at 1
p. m. and preaching at t p. m. Prayer
meet Ins Wednesday at 7:10 p. m.
Gladstone Christian Rev. A. H. Mulkey
pastor, res. Otndstone; 8. 8. 10 m.,
N. C. Hendrlcke supt.i morning service
It o'clock, evening service 7:10. Week
ly prayer meeting Thursday 7:10 p. m.
Methodist Main street cor. Seventh,
Rev. E. F. Zimmerman paator. res. cor
Sixth and Waahtngton; 8. 8. t a. m.,
C. A. Williams, Qlndstone. supt.; morn
ing service 10:48, Bp worth League t:10.
evening een-lco 7:10. Prayer meeting
, ThursJay 7:10 p. m.
Morning- subject "The Hop of To
morrow." 2:30" p. m. Rev. J. R. Knodell will
speak to men only on the subject,
"Manhood' Shame."
4 p. m. To women only on "The
Peril of Womanhood." '
-Evening ''The Shadow of the
Body."
Mountain View Union (Cong.) 8. 8. 1
5. m., Mra. J. H. Qulnn supt.; hidip
tudy every Thursday afternoon-,
preaching t:10 p. m. second and fourth
Sundays tn January.
Presbyterian Seventh street cor Jeffsr-
son, Kev. J. B. utnanoorouan pir,
res. 71t Jefferson; 8. 8. 10 a. m Mrs.
W. C. Oreen supt,: morning servlee 11
a. m.. Y. P, 8. C. B. t:48 p. .even
ing service 7:10. Prayer meeting Thurs
day I p. m.
Morning ubject "God' Will Pre
vailing." Evening "The Home-Comlng."
rtfBiaea Conareoatlonsl Rev. J. Ia
Jones paator. res. Clackamaa; 8. 8. 10
a. m., Emery- French supt.; preaching
services each Sunday, alternating be
tween 11 a. m. and 7:10 p. m Chris
tian Endeavor Thursday even tn. 7:10
p. m. .
t. Paul'a Ipleoopat Ninth St., near
Main, Key. cnaa. w. nnoinson paeior,
rmm mt Mtttnrv Mlnlh MnA WaMe !. i
k. 8. It noon. Wm. Shewmen supt.;
"lnornlng service 11 a. m.. evening aer-
vie I p. m. .
Evening service, S p. -m. Th
Eagle wUl attend divln ervc in a
body. ' .
United Brethren Cor. Klehth and Taylor,
Rev. I- K. tMartsa paator, res. Portland:
H ). ) rm.4 rraek Pnrker. Mnplr
line, supt.i morning servloe 11. T. P
' 8. O B. P. rn.. evening service 7.
Preysr meeting Wednesday 7:10 p. B.
Willamette M. S. No regular preaching
service. B. a. I p. m., Mrs. tfeams
supt.
Zto Lutherans-Tor. if(. i. an 4 Eta I
; etr.te. Itov. W. K. Krxl rT paa
. tee, f. 7J0, J-irran j if. ri, 0 a. DV,
i 4b v Krnmmf str iiit ; lornlng evrvtce
' )t.1!). evening 1:4. toil her lxue 1
P. tP .
, Morning aubject "Nature and Re
ward of True Faith. 7 Text, Matt.
15:IK8. ' . . '
Evening, 7:45 p. m. -Luther League,
with study of life of the Reformer
John Huff., ' -
NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
The partnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of Story A Thom
aa, having been dissolved by mutual
consent, all liabilities of the Arm are
assumed by Owen G. Thomas and all
accounts due the firm are payable to
the aforesaid Owea G. Thomas. -
Dated at Oregon City, Oregon, thla
24th day of February, 1911.
' E. F. STORY,
OWEN O. THOMAS.
Wants, For Sale, Etc
. Notices under these classified baarilnr
will be liuwrtcd 8t one cent a word, first
Ineertlon. half a e.-nt adillilieial Inner-"
I km, im tnoh card, tl per'tnunth; half
Inrb card. (4 llnra) ft per month.
Caflh.jnust accompaPV order aniens one
hue ain open account with the paper. No
tnanclal responsibility for errors; where
errois occur free corrected notice Will os
prrnte for patrm. Minimum eharaa lte.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Space In thl column
' Sell that old plow or harrow; yon
don't nse It i since you purchased
your new one. -
75 acre tract good land, no rocks, 3
mile from Oregon City, 1 mile
from O. W. P. car line. Good fruit
land. Cut Into 7 and 14 acre tract.
1100 to 9225 per acre. Enquire of
' D. K. Bill A Co., Room 9, Beaver
Bldg., Oregon City.- .
FOUND.
FOUND Black ' .overcoat, Saturday
nignt on Main atreet. owner may
have same by proving property,
and paying for this notice.
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR.
HARRY JONES Builder and General
Contractor. Estimates cheerfnlly
given on all classee of building
work, concrete walk and reinforced
concrete. Re. Phone Main 111.
ATTORNEYS.
O. D. EBT, Attorney-at-Law,. Money
loaned, abstract furnished, land
title examined, estate settled, gen
eral law bualneaa. Over Bank of
Oregon City. ,
UREN tt 8CHUHBEL. Attorneys- t-
Law, peutacher Advokat. will prac
tice In all courts, make collections
and - settlement. Office la Enter
prise Bld, Oregon, City, Oregon. -
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
V. R. HYDE, Abstract Office
Land title Investigated, conveyan
cing, notary public
CRITICS CCTOT
CTira COPY
Room 7, Barclay Bldg.. Oregon City.
B. H. COOPER, For Fir Lnauranor
and Real Estate. Let us handle
your properties we buy, sell and
exchange. Office In Enterprise
Bldg., Oregon City, Oregon. ; v
FRETTAQ a 8W AFFORD; Real Es
tate Dealer, have choice bargala
In farm landa, city and auburbaa .
home, good fruit landa and poultry ,
ranchea.- See na for good, buy a
near ts. r. aepou
8ECOND HAND FURNITURE.
MANY TIMES you ean bny Just th
article yon want. Just aa good aa v
new, at a email fraction of the cost ,
of new. If you go and ee TOCTNO.
. th second hand man. Hla eollao- .
tion contains New and Second Hand ..
Furniture, Hardware; Tools, Curloa,
etc. See him; It costs nothing to
inquire. -
,.. BIDS WANTED 1 -
Sealed bid will be received until
10 o'clock a, m- March 15, 1911, at th
office of the Oregon City Commission
Company for the fixtures, stock, lease
and business. Prospective buyer will
be shown the inventory of stock and
any other details. A certified check
for 10 per cent of amount must ac
company all bid.
Right I reserved to reject any or
all bids. ' -
D. C. ROBBINS, Assignee. .
.
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