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VOL 1 No.l
0UEC10N CITY, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAItCII 19, 1911.
Per Weic, 10 Cevt
KM
CRU1TDJG ORDERS
BE
RECEIVED HERE
THE SEVERAL REGIMENTS IN
ORtOON ORDERED PLACED
ON A FIELD FOOTINQ.
flHBTCOF PETTY OFFICERS REDUCED
Mchln Gun Company Ordorod R
"erultid for Each Rglmnt
All 8tt and Trrltor
I AffcUd.
POllTLANI). Or., March 18. (8pl.)
..Tho Wvur iM'purlment ban Mint or
dure U. AdJiHant General Klnnr thai
h at '" rug tho Oregon National
Guard to' a footing for fluid aervlce.
, Hii'P ere onc" taken to rarry out
ltifH order. '..
The nrdrni hear the lgnatur of
MJt lletieral WckmI, chief of ataff Of
id army The Important change or
ta rwrulllna to a field f oolitic
The Ouurd la at preaent on a peace
footing At the aamo time tho num-
.... Ml lit 1 I
brr of r,,"Jp onirera win u rnurau.
N Notbltia; In aald about field aervlce,
inrt no hint I given that aneh a thin
U rimiemplated. Tb order la formal
md on the aurfaro contalne nothing
to rfttiM' aimplclon. Flmllar order
hmo bi-en sent to tho other Slate and
territories and It I a general move
mm! to increaao tho ofrlcloncy of tha
army. In Oregon It will mean Ibo In
ereaalng of tha- mlllll something Ilk
4d per rent.
One Important addition to tho force
- uamnl la Ainnit In the tmot thai
a machine gun company la to be pro-'
tided for earn regiment.
GLADSTONE'S PARK
NOT A LAW SUH1
MR. CROSS, THC DONOR BAYS HE
HAD NO IDEA OF INJECT
ING TROUBLE.
H. C Cross, of Gladetone, who re
cently gave tha laland In tho liver
er the Clarkamaa Klver bridge to
tbit village for a park, aaya tho public
tu a misapprehension to what he
7iae in tho matter of tho park. Mr.
fro ara he-ha no Idea pf atarttng
i row between Gladstone and tbo Wll-
hmette mill. He say a that ho la cor
lain that the paper company will glad
Ir meet tho village half way and that
the few rorda of Cottonwood growing
on (be Island would be no Inducement
for the denuding of the Inland now
thnt, there la aome one who wanta It
it", la and la prepared to put Ha
tmile to good use.,
Thla Inland la a pretty apot It la
mnilo a pretty apot by nature and all
i hut I needed la for man to do a little
rk to clean It up and trim out the
rink growth amongnt the undorbnmh
t mnke It a anot of beauty and a
place where people can go for enjoy,
tncnt on a aurr.mer'a evening.
Hut Mr. Croaa aaya he did not give-.
U tihe-otty Iteoauaa .there Happened
(o be a dlnpute aa to Ita ownership,
and that It la not fair to Intimate any
urn thing. 11 gave aeveral acrea in
addition to Gladatone and ho wanta to
sec the whole matter faken over an J
pui Into ahaoe for beauty and con
vi-ni.'nee; and Mr. Croaa aaya that If
Gladstone wlnhea to do thla be la of
the opinion that the Willamette will
meet the village half way. '
RUEF'S FRIENDS ACTIVE.
saj FRANCISCO. March 18. Tho
attempt to aecure the releaae from
Han Qucntln prlnon of Abraham Ruef,
former political bona, now nerving a
sentence of 14 yeara, waa begun today.
hrn hln attorneya applied to the
State Supreme Court for a rehearing
ml a reversal of Ita order which re
fused a rehearing on the record of the
App late Court aubmltted to It.
Mr. and Mra. W. 8. U'Ren hud the
hnnnr to entertain Mr. Henry. Oeorge
"hen in thla city Saturday evening.
Mr. (ieorge I Congressman from one
of the New York city dlntrlcta, and he
Ih making a good Congressman. Ho
will remain on the Coant but a few
V and then ret urn a East' to be In
lime to attend the opening of the apo
rial session of Congreaa, called by
President Taft.
1THE CONVtMHONAU BLACK
'or man who "atand on rmony."
Just rcivd a shipment of tho
SUITS iY,'-M FULL DrtKOO
, 'or wtddlngst s
. h ballroom! , ' '
rr tha thaatral . ' V .
A hand tailored. The prleoa are
,n,y no eritonon of tnoir vaiuo
Price Botherc
EXCLUSIVI CLOTHIERS '
Not Like Othora
th and Main SU. .
r "a
I v la -. . 1 . -V
DRvMARY WALKER
Talko About the Hobbl. Skirt and th
Harm Skirt -
AI.DANY, N. V.. March 18. Tho o
railed "harem aklrt" U an Improve,
meat on tho "hobble aklrt," aald Dr.
Mary Walker, who In In Albany today,
and the "hot.l.lu- will bo In advaooe
on the atyle thut-went before.
"Doth atyle." alio ainerta, "are an
approach to tho dren I have advo
cated for yearn, namely, peg-top troue
em and a frock coat."
fir. Walker wear a frock coat and
trouaora horaolf and topa off the out
fit with a ailk hat or fur rap.
In time ahe believe all American
women will come to her manner of
dressing4, "because of the added Jreev
dom It given, and the great easaof
getting In and out of trousers-, coat
and waistcoat, 'aa compared with
aklrt, petltcouta and ao forth."
ME6SA0E WILL BE BRIEF.
WASHINGTON. March 1. 8pl )
Tbo frealdeut'a monnage to Con
gre will be brief. It la promised, and
tho I'renldrnt will return to Washing
ton nait week to do the work neces
nwry In preparing for the apodal eva
sion that he linn called for April i.
ytATE WAR MAY WIDEN.
I'OIITLANO, Or.. March 18. (Hpl.)
The rate war on the Coant carrying
trade in getting Into an acute atage
and It may broaden out to take In the
1'iu'irie Navigation Co. any day. The
I cut by the cotnxtltlon na not pre
cipitated a general war but there are
muttering at thla time.
RICH BANKER DEAD HERE.
NKW YORK, March 18. (8pl.)
David II. Moffat, banker and railroad
man ot rwinvnr. 'nl dld In thin cllv
from the alter effect of grip today.
Ho waa much belter and It waa aup
tcd he waa out of danger. Today
he had a chill that aetit blra to bed
and tig hi death a few houra later.
I PROMISED MEN WORK.
MIL.WAUKEK. Wl.. March 18.
Zflnl t Thitro ir. manv men out of
employment In thla city and they have
made avmauu ou me aiayor ior won.
Wbeu Mayor Beldel wa a candidate
l.e made promlw of what he would
do aud now be find hi hand lied
and can do nothing more than other.
h WEST WILL VISIT DAM.
flAIJCM. Or. March 18. (Sol.)
(iov. Went haa been appealed to by
tho Onhermen of tne Kogue Kiver. u
claim being made that there la notfham, Wash., where ho talked to largi
enough water In the fish ladder at the
Amenl dm near Medrord to anow toe
fish to go on up atream. The Gover
nor and Master Plah Warden will
make personul Inspection.
THREE BEAUTY BEVYS
TO WAMMIK
YOUNQ LADIES MAKING UP PAR
TIES TO HIKE THE COUNTRY
CROSS IN JULY.
Some of the young women of thia
city, who are members of a party to
walk to Newport the coming summer
for their vacation, will get In trim lm-
mallatlv fur that lonv trln before
ihcnu-which wIllJe-Over. 135 mllea,
as t hey will go by way of the Went
Ride, and will make a trip to Portland
on Sunday by foot, returning on tho
electric car. They will try to mnke
the trip in about three houra, aa sev
eral wagera are up, and they will try
to come out with flying colore on their
first effort. I'pon arrival in Portland
the Falla City hlkera will enjoy a
supper at the Oregon grill.
Since the young women have an
nounced their Intention many wagera
hava hetin nut ii d. Although the trip
will be a long and tedloua one the
gtrla will not back out, and aa several
mamhara have heon added, one
of whom will take her 21-rlfie, and
make good use of It If necessary, aa
no doubt many wild aid vlcloua man
..nn. animnla will he seen on the
trip. .The glrle are to wear khaki
suits, large hata and hign nooia. i nj
will visit different towna while passing
through, and will no doubt have a
good time. ) .
A party of young women or mm cuj
are to leave about July for Tillamook.
Thla pnrty will camp along the way,
and will make the trip by foot. . Thla
party will be composed of some of the
school teacher of thla city. ' .
A party of five women are io maa
. n tint Rniinss. about aix
milee beyond Molalla, thla aummer,
thla party having mane uw.-..-.-.
trip to Mount Hood and return aat
aummer. Good time waa made on thla
trip, and traveling waa over a moun
tainoua region.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE
WILL CLOSE TUESDAY
NECESSARY TO STOP TRAFFIC
ACROSS THE STRUCTURE
FOR TWO DAYS.
i l a.,arnalin hrldlia SDSnnln
the Willamette River at Oregon City
will bo closed to team ana ummuu...
traffic at leaat two daya, commencing
next Tuesday morning. mm
waa mart Saturday after
MIIU lit:' i. " - .
noon by County Judge Beatle. who
aaya the atructure will bo closed for a
fewidaya to give the contractor an op
portunity to get tho necessary repair
Tj.- . .iik..t intnrfnrence. NO
vehicle wlll be permitted on th
hridae durtng tho time, cut pea"-
trlana will be allowed to use th -true
turo aa usuaf.
OVER THE GAROEN V.mLL;
HENRY GEORGE. JR1
TALKS SINGLE TAX
HERE FOR A, MONTH'S WORK BUT
MUST RETURN EAST NEXT
WEEK.
SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS CALLS
Talk of th Part Advanced Method
of Taxation Will Play in 8a v
Ing Thla Nation and
Popl.
Congressman Henry Oeorge, of New
V,,rb arrlva.1 In ONmin Q.ihmI.w
er, Utellfo came from a abort star In Belling-
lorvn
audlencea of the matter uppermost in
mas niinnwMinriat i v aa rriwiui i n
Portland Saturday afternoon and after
completing arrangement. for two aa
dresse In the Rose City on Stiad&t
came to thla city for talk on Slnglo
Tax Saturday evening.
Tha mMdnv waa ttalri In Willam
ette hall, and the house waa filled to
rernlva him. Thar waa a aorlnklinil
of the wsrhornes of both old parties to
greet Mr. George, and It waa easy to
be aeen that (hey were interested In
what ha had tn liv.
Mr. Oeorge came to Oregon to tiik
part in tne two yeara- campaign tnai
wan recently begun in thla Slate. He
la k.fflftmlwr nf PiinifMi fpnm Vrw
Vnrli li and aa a renresent Atlve of
the liberal wing or tne taxatioi. re-
rnt-matlnn tirnnairanda hm ta a iriitt
carrying great weight In the counsels
of his party. It waa the Intention m
u. c.aph (a a mnnl ri etr hit
weeka In thia glate when hla campaign
waa first mappea out. nut. me extra
aesslon of Congress makes It Impera
tive to cut hla visit short. He will
niiirn Cml In a few davs.
Mr rienra-e-a talk Haturaar evenillK
waa a Hum the advanced Idea lino." of
hi party a deire to put into prac
tice a system of taxation that shall
amiallxe tha hiirdena of taxation tax.
tlon being made a burden for the on
reason that It la not equalized, and
antna man o-enerallv the noorer clans-
ea and those who can ill afford li
bel ng made under the old ayatem to
carry a greater load than is in propor
1 1 no tn t n a henefit conferred.
In addition to Single Tax there are"
two other quest ion that are ot
peclal Interest to Mr. George at this
.i u l daanlv Interested In the
1 1 1 1 1 n . liv " . . f j
success of reciprocity, aa advocate.
by President Tart, and in securing a
material modification of the present
Mr. George expressed himself aa
pleased to think It is possioie 10 ni
n.o.i.innt Taft. who la a Republl
.r. traaidant. Into fields of desires
that have heretofore belonged to th
rmmnii th fflvlnB to the maates
.r' lll' - w a i
of reforma lhat are needed while .yet
k lumnia ma henent from ineni.
i n nmnmirlt with nemocratlo aym
paihlea on mattera of general concern,
he wa giaa to see mo uj
n.n..KIInan nraaldent Could DUt 881(10
party for the time being and assist In
putting Democratic roewun-
i kmk. nt tha Nation.' And for
thla ha wished to commend Taft on 1
,K.nthar nanuhlieana who were
rising above party and taking hold on
n.,,.ir nalrlntin. - -
The audience to greet Mr.-Georgi
proved to be aeeking ior ngni ana u
came interested In what he had to aay
early In tho evening.
BANQUET DATE ADVANCED-
Board of Oovernora Decides to Glv
Elk Fr Fiia ror -.pm i.
Tho f'nmmorclal dub haa been plan
ntng for a banquet on the evening of
Friday, April 21, ana naa.mucn oi mo
detail for th occasion aeuieu on., oui
tha in v a had nlana perfected for a
grand ball on that date and it aa
seen that tne two were certain io cou
Hint and that iiuna who wished to At
tend both could not do ao with any
degree of satisfaction.
Aa a i-aauit tha Commercial Club
Oovernora met and decided to advance
the date for the banquet to woonea
...nlm Anrll 10 . This clvea the
Elks clear field, which the member r
of that organisation win no ooudi ap
preciate. ,
Must Answer In Samson' Court.
CnrU Dullard wa befor Justice
Samson Saturday morning on com
plaint of hla wife, Maud Dullard, who
' "- " r . ,1 . 1m . .
1 , 7
charged him-with beating her and
knocking her down. Ttullard waa re
leaned on his own recognizance, bl
trial being aet for Tuesday," March
81, at 10 a. m. There baa been con
siderable trouble and It la aald that
the matter la to be tried out In the
court, divorce suit having been in
gt It u ted within the pant few daya.
Sing at Ro City Park.
Manter Kenneth Woodward, a bright
boy soprano of thla city who I pleaa
Inv minr who hear him In concert
from time to time, aang at an enter-
lalnnwnl riven hv a Pnrtland Preahr
terlun church at the Jacob Stein houae
at Dnaa f!t Park nn rrlrtar nlvhl
Tlii young lad aang two number butJ
was compelled to sing two encore in
ucli Instance.
ftimion aa Auctlonaar. - -
W W IT. Ramaon went tn the achnnl
house near Shuebel Saturday evening
In attand a banket social that was
Instituted for the purpose of a good
time in mat neigniornooa. ttamson
I a good auctioneer, well known to
the people in that neck o' the woods,
and he went out there to sell the bas
kets and make fun for the crowd.
VOriDlOFAVOODCRAFT
DUOY TM PROGRAM
HAL-fe DECORATED IN GREEN AND
ORANGE BOOTHS ALSO DEC
ORATED NICELY.
The Women of Woodcraft eave a
most enjoyable affair at the Woodmen
ball Friday nignt, which waa attended
by about 75 people, who enjoyed a
program, cafeteria aupper and social
time, Including dancing.
The hall was prettily decorated In
green and orange, and tne four booths
a, her tha cafeteria nunrter waa
served, were also decorated In theae
colors, daffodils being ased in profu-
lit Vlra n n fh and Mlaa Rets
Carrol hers had cnarge of tne receipts,
Mra. uarence rarr ana Mrs. Marry
KelloRg served sandwiches and cof
raa- Mra Charles Snencer and Mra. J
K. Morris, baked beana and brown
bread: Mra. Luella May and JJrs. J.
L. Waldron, coffee. The booth' were
nt different deslen. and were verv at
tractive, The supper wa enjoyed at
Inn tahlna In the center of the hall.
The following la the program given
during the evening": Selection, Pas-
time Quartet, of Gladstone. The quar
tet raarxtnded to the encore With
Tuning." Mis Eula 8chuebel gave
a rocliailnn and Miss Olive Zimmer
man gave an exhibition of fancy club
awlnging, ana Doin responaea 10 en
WVM
Tha MimmliiM s-lvine- the entertain
ment waa composed of the captain,
guards and mualrtan. and thla commit
tee la planning another entertainment
In the near future that , promise to be
unique. The proceed or last nigm
affair amounted to $7.S0, - , ,
Choice Lots In
Gladstone
EASY TERMS
'
T. L. Chut man
CITY DRUG STORE.
T
S. Dlgaatlv tablet ar excel-
lent remedy for DypPl 25 and
50 cants.
Prescription and Family Receipt
filled with pure drugs.- Pric roason.
abk.
CHARMAN A CO. CITY DRUG
STORE. "
.. Charman Bros.' B.loc.
10LALLA RAILWAY
REAL NECESSITY
NO OTHER ENTERPRISE PROMI
SES 80 MUCH FUTURE BENE
FITS FOR CITY
OCAL PEOPLE MEAN BUSINESS
Liv Wlro" Committee Ha Mad
CarefuMnvestlgatlon and Haa
th Matter Wall In
Hand,
For more than twenty year oast.
the people of Clackamas county have
felt the necessity of a railway Into the
Molalla country for the purpose of
marketing the lara-n amount nt timber
standing in the foot , hills and moun
talna, and also for the 'purpose of ren
dering It possible for the farmers Hy
ing in that large territory to nna a
market for their prodnce that la raised
In that fartila aatlrkn nt tha Artnnlv
and in addition thereto, to obtain an
easier ana more commodious way oi
traveling 10 ana rroin iui ricn set iiou
of the county to the market places.
Aa a mater of fact, the people of
Oregon City, and in fact all of those
who live in this part of the county,
are more or less directly Interested In
seeing a railroad built into tne moiaua
country from Oregon City, a they
recognize the fact that a road built
from Salem into the Molalla country
would practically destroy Oregon
ritv'a nrnanAPta of ever accomplishing
anything, for the reason that the en
tire surrounding country tnai is naiur.
atlv trlhwtarv to PVreirnn City, would
be drained away In another direction.
About a montn ago urreyor irora
Salem were investigating the ralue of
the Molalla country for railroad pur
poses, and figuring upon an extension
nt tha una hunt rrom raus v.iiy iu
Qalem nn to R II vert on and down Into
the Molalla country for the purpose
of handling tnat large oen oi umoer
hi.h ta natuaiiv tributary to the oro-
posed road, and In furtherance of their
plana, tney nave ootainea irom mo
leelslature a right to build a bridge
SI f i'al. tha vmllamette River at Salem,
krnu nhtalnad from the CitV COUn
ell of Salem a rrancnine allowing me
n.aH tn ha l.llllt thrOUKh the City lO
its eastern limit so that their plans
may be carried out nccoraing lo weir
intended program. . 1
The Live Wires or the Commercial
Club of Oregon City Immediately aaw
that If the plan above mentioned wa
carried mil. It would mean ruination
of one of Oregon Clty'a moat valuable
assets, and appointed a committee to
Investigate the mater ana report aome
feasible plan t be pursued by our
own people In order that we might
protect ourselves against the proposed
Invasion. The committee carefully In
vestigated the matter and made a de
tail report, and the substance of that
report was aa folio wa:
That a line of railway be built from
the Willamette River below the falls
at Oregon City to the Molalla valley,
and that It be built by our own people.
That the grading on the road bed be
done by mibscrlptlona to the capital
etock cf the company, and that the
entire funds raised by aubscriptlons
be used exclusively for work on the
road, and that no salary be paid to the
officers daring the construction pen-
i ou
That tha renort Viade to the Live
Wires of the Oregon City Commercial
Club by the committee haa been care
fully considered by some of our most
conservative business men during the
last month, and they have come to the
conclusion that the recommendations
made In that report are feasible, and
If carried out. the road can be built
If any other company wanta to build
this road from Oregon City to Molalla.
let them come forward and show good
faith and deposit a good and aufflcient
bond Insuring the people of Oregon
City and those who live along the pro
posed line, that they will build the
road within a certain definite period,
and that the road will be built from
Oregon City In through Beaver Creek.
Mullno. IJberal to Molalla. and not
tap that country rrom some poln. up
the valley by branch line from the
Southern Pacific, Salem Fall City 4
Western or by branch line from the
Oregon Electric, for the reason that
the people who live in this aectlon of
the county have valuable interesta at
stake which should be protected.
The vast amount of aaw 'timber
tributary to the line from Beaver
Creek to Mullno, together with lumber
and cord wood would mean enough to
the owners of that property alone to
equal the cost of the construction of
.... i kMua tha enhanced valua-
tlon of real property which should go
to the owners oi me mui
There Is no section In Oregon so
ikon i. the Molalla country
...j .u... trlhntarv to line OI
anu i u u i k-. j . 1
railway built from uregon uv w
u.... oallav and ir a roau wem
built along the line laid down by the
committee appointed by the Live
Wlrea of the Commercial Club of Ore
gon City, the Interest of all ot the
stockholder wouia do cmu"j a""1
ed and the road could be built.
-
Portland Popl Married Here .
Kftle Chanesa and J. W. Mlnnla.
both of Portland, were married In
thla city yesterday afternoon at
o'clock by Judge Beatie. ' They were
accompanied to this city by H. E.
Joy. who wa. present and acted aa
witnesses. Th party returned to
.Portland Immediately after the cere
mony. Babi Mak H"ppy Homeo
Born, on Wednesday. March 15, to
the wife of P. M. Hart, a nine-pound
daughter.
Born, on (March It, to the wife of
Phillip Welamandel, two aon. on
weighing nine pound and the other
eight pound. Mr. Welsmandol wa
formerly Mlsa Truscott, of ihl city.
city. - '
BROWNIES
$1.00 to $12.00
FOLDING POCKETS
II
frj $12.00
Give Pleasure To All the Family
-- We want to show yott oar new stock of Eastman 1
Kodaks and Brownie Cameras. Yots'll be surprised
if yoti are not already familiar with Kodaks at how
simple it all is and what a good Kodak yoa can boy
for a very little money.
WE SHOW YOtUIQW TO TAKE AND : .
MAKE PICTURES FREE OF.CHARGE
Btifmeiste
Oregon City Jewelers .
WEST SIDE IS DOING
ITS SHARE TOR CITY
JOHN LEWTHWAITE TELLS STORY
OF THE FINANCIAL SHOW
ING MADE BY MILLS.'
Mi lnSn 1 .wlhv.K. a Inn -. Imn
West Side resident, owner of some of
tne newly openea west Bide townsite,
public spirited, and Interested In al
most every undertaking for the good
of Clackamas county, elated to the
Enterprise man yesterday evening:
"I have been in Oregon for nearly
twenty year and have aeen the City
across the river grow step by aiep, at
the same time watching day In and
day out like progress In the Industrial
developmept on the West Side. When
the hard time struck other clilea
aome three or four years ago. very
few knew how difficult the task to
secure, the wherewithal to meet the
heavy demands on- pay day. It Ja
true Clearing House Certificate were
nsed by the banks, still every cent was
paid and the worklngmen of this dis
trict never lost a day from their regu
lar employment. Bualnes in Oregon
City continued the bank had aome
difficulty on account of banking gener
ally being "out of order," but no one
here closed hi door or wa forced to
the wall. What brought about this
i.niianl .windUInn?
"I say. Industry. Tor the aire of
the County from point- of population,
this County haa more and better In
dustrial chance than any other In the
State. The railroad records. Includ
ing shipment of log to the upper
river, will how the handling of over
700 ton per day for the West Side
mills and a conditions In the past
have warranted, the Industries have
kept up with the demand. Oregon
City get all the benefit of these con
dition even though the planta are
not within the corporate limits. Over
S60 000 In pay roll monthly come from
the various West Side enterprise and
almost Jf not all. goea Into Oregon
City homes and, through them. Into
the business house. The mills, there
fore, are doing thtjlr part to keep tbe
Clty"a wheels in operation and ahould
not be considered In any other "way.
"I cannot aee any advantage to
my property, nor. from the tandpolnt
of a working man. owning his own
nome on the West Side, can I aee
where benefit can be derived from
such a proposition as has been made
by the City Father through the col
umns of The Enterprise. I am, there
fore, as I think almost every other
West Side citizen Is, against annexa
tion now and for all time The West
Side can take care of Itself when th
proper time comes," - - ' .
DIES AT ASTORIA HOME.
Richard . Humphry Waa a Formr
Hesinent of Oregon City
wm-d waa Mcalved in this city Fri
day night of the death of Richard
Humphry, brother or j. x. numpnry
...A n tha lata .Tohnathan HumohrYS.
Mr. Humphrya' death waa audden and
was due to heart failure. He was
nut in raara of ace. and had been
tnjeylng good health until afflicted
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4 Lota, all lvl, good well, H kind of frurt, nw barn; chicken hou
and yard. AIMnTret el oondltloti. Prie only $1600 $600 eaah,
balance monthly. Boot boy 1n Oregon Cly. .
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arfth haarf ta 1 1 lira Tla avail
known In Astoria, and wa highly res-
peciea..
Mr. Humphry made hla home In
thla city for a abort time before going .
10 Astoria, jib naa resiaea in ma
latter city for the past SO years, and
tha lnl.nia.l will k. la, that !
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j. x. Humpnrya, or mm city, ana on -sister.
Mr. Catherine Worth, of Eng- -
land. - . ,f
Special Mualc. f; -'- ..
A male quartet, composed of Messrs.
Loder, Etchlsoh, Moody and Cdmatead.
haa been organized and will aaaiat the
choir of the First Baptist church In
song recitals on Sunday evenings.
Theae gentlemen are all trained alng
er and will make their first appear
ance tonight Pastor Hayworth will
preach on the subject, "The Wisdom
of Venture."
SUSPECT IS" ARRESTED
BUT IS HOT TIIE 111
MORGAN IS TOO SHORT IN STA
TURE, 80 SHERIFF MASS RE
- LEASE8 HIM. .
Tha ananort.. who waa taken Into
I custody at a lata hour Friday night on
the cnarge ot murdering nine uaroara
Holzman at Portland, waa released
Saturday morning, after Detective
Coleman, of Portland, had come Bp to
examine the prisoner. Coleman waa
quick to declare that the man, who
aay hla name I Morgan. I not the
murderer, who I aald to be nearly
Ix feet tall, while Morgan la of less
than medium stature.
Morgan waa found Friday at Logan. .
and the people of that aection believed '
ha waa tha slaver and took him to
Fisher's house, where Sheriff Mas and
rtenntv Sheriff Ely went Friday night
and brought him to Oregon City. In
Morgan's pocket wa rouna i iw oi
apparatus that he probably ue to
pick lock. He la paat middle age. Is
in apparent 111 health and hla appear
ance, apart from his stature. Indicated
that he might have been the man
wanted. t j -
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CHINA SHOWER GIVEN
Mount
Pleasant School House
Is
- Filled to Overflowing
The china shower given In th
auditorium of the Mount Pleasant
school house Friday night by the
Mount Pleasant Civic Improvement
Club waa a decided ucceaa. The af
fair jraa largely attended, and over
100 pieces of ; glasaware. and china-
ware were presented to th ciud.
which will be nsed for the function
to he given In the future. Refresh
ment were served to those attend
ing free of charge and a social time
enjoyed." Mrn-C. A. Blckel was
Chairman of th committee. .
The following numbers were given
dnrlna- the evenlngr Selection, Mia
May, Edith and Maud RHv "
Mra. Worley; recitation. Merle and
Lyle Texley; vocal aelectlon, Mr.
S12 Main St, Oregon Ctty.
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