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lates In every eeetlen Claoha
maa County, with a population af
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OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1911.
Per Week, 10 Ce.vts
Vs zO rnMx d n t n vrr -
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HCHTMUST DID
SAYS WRHJAfT
(i-C TROOPS CALLID OUT AND
PLANS MAOC TO PROVISION
QUICK MOVK.
a winninc rmsT advmce
LlM'y Receive rr wi in !-
,. Belief Otnaral Poor Peo
pl Havo Suffered
Enough.
BAN ANTONIO. Tesaa. March X3.
(3PU-There waa an oroer waay ior
!y for the provlaloulng of a troop
ST a ens f a audden move, and a re-
tort that ne o11" w"M"
Infers If there waa not a ahow of
"f by May 1. Putting, thoao to
Ether It jna Iblngo look Ilka war. .
Mad-rd haa been adlvaed by bis
Mends to mako fo a big victory for
hit forces at all coat a, hla friends bo
ilvlni If ha can now advancement
,nd trouble for Was that Taft will In-
trfer and mat u win im
blf of tb.lnurractoa.
i, a.m that Taft tblnka H aoout
f.i- anme advancement to bo
air 'i ------
lnarda noace. by one or to
Ml,, winning algnal advantage. If
' . t'.u ..in. anil a rhinra for
nist can piiww n ' - - - ---
Bclnctl.n well and good; If not and
thi rebels can then they arc the onoa
in fTor Put the common people ara
the sufferers na isu i ""
,k.i ihv hare -been punished about
ill that nature can etand.
Bark of the tronniee in mi-v
u.mn.1 arlier the hand Of the
mimii: also he aeaa that they ara
dMdrd. on standing with Dial ana a
rlnl lorT-l with the inaurreotoa.
tWtATMtrt forecast.
-
Oregon City and Portland
fair; aouthwealerly wlnda.
Oregon Fair: aouthwealerly
wlnda. . .
OVKR 8000 PC0PLK
Gather In the Open-Air Oreak Theatre
HsreToday.
HKRKRLKY. Cal., March 23 (flpl.)
Eight tbouaand people gathered In
-the open air Greek theatre here today
to hear Colonel Roosevelt. He asked
the faculty and atudnnta of the Uni
versity to rlae above the general level
of material achievement and produre
great men worthy the achievements
for which they were being fitted.
An Informal reception waa held at
the conclusion of hla addreaa at which
lime Rooaevelt waa honored by the.
many evldencea of good will and de
sire to do him bonor.
BULLETS PALL AMONG SOLDIERS.
Charge Made That Carelese Plrlng
Haa Been Done.
FREIftlDO. Texae, March 83. (Spl.)
The charge la made that a company
of Mexican mralea Invaded United
Btatea aoll today. The Mexican offl-
rlala have tieen notlflod that armed
partlea croaslng the border will be
considered Invasion, and atlll care-
less movements have continued.
Ilutlets sild to hava been fired by
Mexican soldiers fell among American
soldiers on the American aide of the
river, and no explanation haa been
made.
LEO BROKEN AT BORING.
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THE WRONG COrtfJEF..
TM CORNER CROSMY E U
t WMBin or me hum, trnxtay asukmpo ) , Jl 4t
yt-so putter, tf t fM v h
COUNCILS COURSE
WILL PROVE GOOD
CITY DADS SHOutf'HAVE THE
FINAL SAY IN ALL IMPROVE
MENT MATTERS.
PROPERTY , HOLDERS MAY DISCUSS
But Pinal Decision Should Be Left to
Few Legislators Have No -Axo
to Grind In the
Matter.
RAILWAY
GRADING
WILL START SOON
SUBSCRIPTIONS COMING IN VERY
PAST AND SECOND LEG OP
ROAD NOW POSSIBLE.
Nik
TWO BOYS POISONED.
Are Investigating tne peain,
Being Suspicious.
VANTOl'VEIt. Waehr-March 23.
(Sol ) Two children. William K.
Ooodwln. 13. and Clyde It. tloodwln.
10, rt poisoned by some one or some
aerldmt today and died at an early
sour this morning. The police are In
vmilKitlng Aa the boya bad both
tNi tnurrd leads to a suspicion that
ill may not bo vlght. The moiher'a
nr i disDiited by the Chinaman
troia akose restaurant aho elalma aho
-i--a i A HfWl Ina
ITT' ' m NTHVM M
Chaa. Llnqulst Brought to City In Spa.
elat O. W. P. Car.
Chaa. IJnqiilst. living at llolton but
who haa been working on the Ml
Hood Railway on the Dull Run. near
Doting, bad hla leg broken Thursday
evening, lie waa teaming and waa
driving between certain piles of poles
when a le fell on him and broke bli
-l-I., mm Ik nl 1m
J?saMi,?S!?,S3 KfJTIHC H BCAVERCREEK IWiOT
arriving here the fracture waa reduced
by Dr. Melasner, after which ho waa
taken to hla home In Bolton.
Addreaa
Greeting Sung
Walts
Recitation ....
Bong
Music ........
Recitation
Bong
Music
Recitation-
Swinging Clubs
Song
Closing Piece
Mr. 8nldow
Girls' Cborua
Band
Ada Masa
Violet Oliver
Band
Will Snldow
Girls' Chorua
. ? Band
Mabel .Bartholomew
. . . Georgia Edmonda
Alice and Violet Oliver
Band
NEW CABLE IN USE.
Water and Debrla Being Cleared Out
Drill Will Go on Down.
STONE. Or.. March 23. (8pl.)
There Is little to report from the Stone
nil wall today. Moeh has been accom-
Subscriptions Now Wanted to Grade pllshed at the well but there la little
or if idii inowi uv wu
Austrian Cleaning Up Streeta.
John Narobe. the Austrian who waa
aentenced to B0 days In Jail for at
tempting to carve an acquaintance, la
being worked on the atreeta by Officer
Shaw. He Is a faithful worker and
baa cleaned Sixth atreet very nicely
and Thursday be waa working on Fifth
tree!. In rase he does good work.
wii i.. mi in effort to escape, he la
Beyond Beaver Creek Out Mo
.lalla Way Send In
Today.
VIA HII0T
M HUOI UUI
HIL DIAZ- CAM Will
NO CALL TO TREAT WITH men
BEARING ARMS AGAINST
COUNTRY.
Subacrlptlona to the proposed Clacjt
amaa Southern Railway Co. are com
ing In, some without aollcltatton.
U'hll theae subscriptions are In a
lik.lv io have hla aentence materially P volume sufficient to warrant a atari
rHnr1 on the aradlng. and give an assurance
that the lino win uo uuh i
Marry In Oregon City. " Creek without delay, atlll there la no
tfrnaiina Banner and Dr. John rfalre In si on there but the wlsn la
BtelneV. of Kstaeeda. camo to thla city t0 continue on out Into the Molalla
yesterday afternoon In company wiib country,
JudK.l. K. Keiso. an oiu menu i u
latter, and secured a marriage license.
The marriage waa performed by Judge
Himuiii. nr. and Mrs. sterner are
well known residents of Rstacada. and
have taken their friends by aurpnse
by slipping Into thla city to be mar
ried nr. fitelner waa formerly of
Mllwnuklo, where he la well known.
Makes Talk In the School.
Thar wis a aood attendance oi
minll and friends at the Mount Plena
nt school Thursday afternoon to lie
in in inn address of Rev. Chaa. Roh-
MF.XVO PITY. March 83. Admit-
In ibnt Mexico la fnclng a erlala even
renter than he had beiievea. enur
Uirantour said yeaterday that tuo au
nlnlstratWa jl.ad no dellnlto plana for
ths anluilnn of the nrotileme confront-
lot It. It had no alternative out io
rontlaue the military programme upon
klch It has entered.
Notmithmandlng the government a
icreslve attitude, reforms which are
tnteoded to allay the alleged grlev
noes under conalderatlon. The
mot Imimrtant la the revision or tno
'lectorsl laws."''
The exsrt character of thla meaaure
(wild not he outlined by the mlnlater.
who said It would involve a change in
the ronntltutlon of the republic and
would necessitate the elaboration oi
Innumerable details.
One of the first acta of the Congress
which convenes In April, will be the
loonilderatlon of a new appropriation
l.. .u. Whithee
ir csrrvinK on inw wi. ..... .
thin means an Increase In the military
'wee, gennr Llmantour did not aay,
tut it will he recalled that It already
u been officially announced that
Mexico's war resources acarcMy have
ii touched and that an army of
0.000 men could be put Inlhe field It
leceniary. ''
wiih this In mind there will be a
meeting held at Beaver Creek tonight
sviHav nlsht at which time an ef
fort will be made to get aubacrlpyons
sufficient to so on to Molalla. People
out Molalla way. Highland way and
Reaver Creek way should turn oui mm
greet the railway people with warm
k.nria for lha SUCCORS Of III IS UrOJIMl
will mean much to me peopie u..
live In that part of the county, or to
nwonle, who have realty noiainga imm.
Th villi, of lands will be enhanced
.n nor Mnt. ana every one m
in.. . - .
""t ..... rn,..r ahnnid take enoiiKn nv
Inaon. rector of St. Paul a P'":oi ;.r... in project to at least attend
the meetlna- this evening.
Thla la the one railway that should
Interest Oregon City and Clackamaa
county cltUene. If thla road la not
Kniit then some other city will build
i. that territorv and If thla ever
a k.nnen much of the trade that
now cornea here win do oien ttr
t..r. Oreaon City business men
annot afford to aee mia une,
daily If the Investment oi a i uu..-
Hnl ara will eave me irrrnwij
them.
tv,. rlarkamas Southern Railway
hemn cable haa been removed from
the windlass and a steel wire cable
uhatituted. This took time but It
was a work that bad to be done.
After the cable had been awltched
then came the cleaning out of the
well. Thla haa been practically ac
complished and 1t la believed drilling
can now be continued without Inter
ruption.'
t.. ,-r.ara' institute at Oswego.
Te teachers' Institute aeelgned to
Oswego will be held on Saturday. Ap
ril state Runerimenaeni u. n. Al
derman will be the principal speaker,
.nt. twn or three othere to aia mm.
The Oawego woman a ciuo win lunusu
the dinner.
church, who gave a talk to the school.
The little folks became genuinely In
terested In the reroarka of the Rector.
EMPLOYES 0F01P.
MUST OBEY THE LAW !
JOY RIDERS CAUGHT
MAKING 35-MILE CUP
TWO MEN FROM PORTLANO -w
IT WILD" ON MAIN STREET
' . ABOUT NOON.
CITV OFFICIALS oAY HIV.WI
EMPLOYES MUST NOT EX
CEEO SPEED LIMIT,
I
This Is the month the turkeys be-
no, lay nt-
TKurartav at 11:30 B. m an SUtO
came down Main atreet at a gait of
from 30 to 35 mllea a hour, cniei
Shaw saw It and mado a bee line tor
Main street to Intercept tne Joy iua
ra - ne rouna inrni v
Miller garage and put them unaer arrest.
At Recorder Stlpp'a office, where
k. vera, conducted oy mo viuc.
Co ha. Proceeded far enough so that they gave the name, of V. K. Strode,
Co. nae proceeueu r. -.ii. .nrf ip v nwen. who was act
many are of opinion m.i " " , - D(,rty nallea
SJSrtwd rhe7. e invest, a named 1.
QiirfaI Indications point to a the son of Judge Strode. ,
Th- Mavor and Council Wedneaday '"a. mount of freight and paesenger -v.,. were two ladles io the party,
. .. ...... ..... .H ht the I I. . i. jivMmiIi from the .v.. . not molested. Record
niani i) ptri ..... tranic. innui mn . i uui mj - - ---- ... w .-
employ., of the O. W. P. are con- flr,t th.t the road la JP'"?- r Stlpp lined tno ZJl"- Tlr,
. i .n.. k.a.L in nver ina oruinniiv-v i m...,. t... iat manv wno a l mi n. " i nn, nivina ins numoj w j j
. " - i-w " ' ...in .AA in "17-1 .i.w n n villler aa ae-
egulatlons or tne cuy. ;""".' scribed to see me ru. w . tne macmuo w 1nr
bet-n a score of aiue-atepping k u' I their auhscrlption in me wnn i..v " curity, wno amain. . ,
Is to be a paying pronosuiu". the'nnes.
... . -v wno nave i nmeer Htiaw says uirn
Cltiens oi "iF." -w w ... r--- . . th
eiSp" raUcX -a ! keep
not been solicited
nav fuel Invited IO BUUB;i nre III" vui ""
iihcraVsuhscrlptlon by mall If too mlle8.s Th, home.drlvera. ho says, are
In a liberal sunscrit-i ' . hr4klns the ordinance
nana u . ,hl. ,.. ,v. -M. ...a-ts. where the police
enr one come io me ii - . - .i,.
ter and the sooner tne suuecnpuu . -- are not ime.y
received the quicker tne commit
rer.v- ..... -,v.at thev can count on.
1 you a bell cow or "one of the
follow ethtrt or hv othtri
"w your
,f" " nOtlCJl 4rW kdka.4 M-mA IMAt
yUnn fM a aa A 1 .laaaa. --
' sritloal of their attlr,
W' atanoardr '
"''llttl. batter.
Th'i wh.rs w Uad.
ice Bothcb
XCLUSIVl CLOTHIIM
Not Uk Otkora ' '
h and Main Sta.
In the course of tbo discussion of
the a-radea of streets, st the meeting
of Council Tuesday night. Councilman
Burke let It out that It was not the
purpose of that body to permit tho
people living on the street to "run
Council." This utterance has led to
some misunderstanding and to cer
tain criticism of tho statement
Evidently many havo misunderstood
what Councilman Burke meant by the
statement. What waa meant waa that
It did not matter what was said, or
bow mapy came to Council to aay it.
It waa the purpoao of tho city legis
lature to do what was for the best,
havlnr In certain matters tried to nna
out what people who must pay for the
Improvement really wantea. ssr.
Burke says ho Is willing to give prop
erty holders Just what they want and
aa thev want It In ao far aa It will
not epoll a atreet or a section oi m
city. And aa he takee it uouncu
for the purpose ot nearing wph m
people want and then giving It to them
aa far aa It can bo done without In-
Jury to others mtereatea ana wun m
tni-v to themselves.
Councilman Burke Bays he has no
personal objection to tbo people on a
.r.l aaklna- for aomethlnR that will
prove detrimental, and la Council gly
Ing them what they want. If they will
make their desires plain and then take
tho klcka when they see mai aj
f. . I . . mlatakA.
Council gave tbe people what they
wanted on Eleventh street at least It
n.i.rKut tn the kicks made and then
tried to please the majority. The
outcome Is that tbe street is raw.
wrong, that Council protestea
.riain chances that were finally ai-
i .nt tndav th neODie nave u
inclination to criticise mo cuy
lators for the miataao mai
Mr. Burke, doesn t want to am
A..rti,.atiin nt thla error.
Mr Burke aayB he has no objection
to changea where they can be made
without Injury to tho whole atreet.
I'Tt,. nmimaed chansea on Monroe
street will Injure the street, and ey.
, nmnortv holder would aay so 11
he could see the street aa it will be
when completed if changed ordered
are made. If people want a good
street they should leave matters as
they are and not try to each get Just
what he wanta Individually.
Council ought not io i pwi.
11 . atreet and if It listens tO ihe
demanda of the T populace and the
street Is spoiled It should Hot bo
blamed by those who build the street.
Council ought to be fair with the peo
ple for Its members are wu--.1...
h neoole. but at the aame
time we have a legislative body com
posed of a few ao tnat u
unwleldly then why a """l
permit the people ao jusi
have delegated w .-,
aet away from me pomuiiiw
. . . i . Rl ul n lrr "
little consideration oy "'" - ,
"There la no aouot mi mn rr--ant
to 6e fair, and want to do what
. all Hut Wlin
What Dpea ClaoCiamao
County Heod?
Mr. Citizen of Clackamas county, do you know tho many needs of our
county and bow she supplies tho needs of many? '
If you do not know how, Mr. Citizen, can you fulfill! your civic duties Intelli
gently? Now, Mr. Citizen, Clackamas county Is your county and my county and what
is more you and I would not bo hero If Clackamas were not tbo best county
la Oregon.' Wo are proud of old Clackamaa and Justly so. What Is more,
wo all want to see Clackamaa get tho best of what la doing In tho Improvo
nient and development that Is going on all over thla great Northwest. ,
But to get the best! - You havo one theory about tho solution of tho prob
lem, your nearest neighbor haa another, there Is a man across tho county
who haa another and I havo anotner. Now who la right? Wo aro all partly
right and our need la a means of discussion more frequent and general than:
tbo occasional discussions wo get Into on tho streets when wo are In town.
Now if wo may all bear what the other haa to aay and tell all about oar own
pet theories, do wo not aUnd a great deal better chance of baring our public
works carried on In an Intelligent manner?
Tho demand laat year for a means of mora frequent public dlscuaaion be
came ao general and insistent thai tho publisher of tbo Oregon City Enter
prise decided to begin the Issue of a dally edition of tho paper. Tbe dally
todltlon la now a fact and has come to stay, tho namo of tbo new dilly Is the
Morning Enterprise and there baa been an Issue six daya of every Veek since
January eighth, when tho Initial Issue camo off tho press. . ,
Now. Mr. Citizen, It la np to yoa. Tho columns of tho Morning Enterprise
aro open' for legitimate news Items and for public discussion of tho varioua
problems that aro agitating tho various communities In this county, com
mercial and community competition create a demand for corporation and
publicity. . Hero yon are, tho dally paper girea yon tho opportunity you havo
been hoping tor. Use It and boost Clackamas In ao doing.
Tho nubllahor is going moro than half way to meet yon and is putting lortn
every effort to givo you tho boot service possible. Aa for the policy of tbo
paper, I havo told yoa all about It but In addition 1 append this statement.
Tho Morning Enterprise standa for orarythlng that tends toward tho improve
ment and development of Clackamas county. Prirato enterprise or puoiic,
that will better the commercial civic conditions will receive a boost at every
opportunity.
Thafa rizht. shone na your subscription now and receive tomorrow a paper.
By tho way, tomorrow edition will bo full of interesting Items that may
mean money to yoa. -
Tomorrow All about Cooperative competition, Commercial and communai.
DISPUTE OH SIXTH
SEEMS ABOUT AIDED
ED. STORY AGREES TO END PRO
TEST, IF SHOWN HE IS IN
. THE WRONG. .
ITALIAN PAYS FINE.
Bend In your subscription today.
O. W. P. employes within the past few
nmnlha none of them proving very
aartmia so far. but the doing of things
that aro forbidden by ordinance and in
several instsnces minus mat u
mr. nr less of a risk In connection
with them and being thlnga which the
City Kathara do not wisn " . n.nd ,t i m person
i..Amiai nf me tact mai iun u -- - ,h. front in
in that connection.
'Wednesday night a conunciui
lata run camo Into tho city at a 40
mire an houi clip, which Is .clearly
against the ordinance and agalnat all
Idea of aafety to people on the atreets.
-i..n naked him BB tO tD
u? VP rr"v; .-i.T.rt throuuh the
matter wnu n " ' ...
..... a. a ha nmmiaed to do ao no more.
Th .Tsa bn almost a nightly oo-
currence for months These runs sto
a . .hM tne nonce ar u; -
other things, and when the police are
. .1-v.i mnlnrmnn come down IO B
'". ..tmatina- that written In
BpefU aifiu
. ..ii.nA. . 1
mo . ,ui...j,.
rer ann i nunrii vv e9uisrr.w
nikht expreasea us uiani-wi--
n..i .Ci. .nd voted that they ahall
inesa mu.R", - -r- - . . intn
i he A commnieo i" ""
nfauer. and aee what the official. In-
. . . K I S.
teKxReoor erlumlrk Vs. .-ed riH. Neck-TI. aoc.al bWiuj-.
. .R--tronhlea when In office and .... Thuraday evening proved a very
cerninn u. - - . rvnarl si v. I : . lu r Th a m. r. om-.
t II'' A ... T mm iA a a I. A wkrlth thaw
A BARGAIN
BAND AND
YAUAHETTE
SCHOOL GIVE SOCIAL
BAND FURNISHES THE MUSIC AND
M. e. SUNDAY SCHOOL Tnt
LITERARY PROGRAM.
One large blockof sloven lota; too
8-room houae, 16x24 barn, good chick
on house aloht lots undse b0 picket
fence and aet to bearina fruit trees;
barnyard
under
fence; si daws Ik In
ho said thi
tho newly-orga-
I SB ssowiu . . . rf-k T D at III I l nnlfail Wll fl
.ra Inatructea iu i hand rumisnea ids mui... , ,K
.... -s irraihlA. mil turn ii" -. . on ' -
uuv v . amm an mat me i ,.,a iiiviaea oq"'
n m w " , I T- . ,1 .
.V,. .arllef than they o,?1" bf ore m. ,.. of ;
as
ClSfaKuSsltt they imend
toXk0?; tVo Prlctjc. of overr cl ng fancy club .wng P
isnces, ana tn - - . - , ,'w wM liberally app.-uu.-.
tho ordinance-. --",.-. ,n,i - ' -limw was lioerauy mVV
Cm'omclatnero'wm ft. Th.W S
Lbla for the htgher-upa." - March . "
Dand
front of promlaea; elty water. The
tronariv la worth S4000: will aell for
.
S3500; 1-3 down, balance In eaey pay
menta; peccant Intoreat.
T. Lb Charman
best
trouble for the higher
CITY DRUO
j1 .
STORE.
11 ... . . ir. Im.
idesa to barmonize u i ""'"" r.
bo done " wisdom Is to hear what the
i ltlwtav Aft I n B Rll t-T-. awT
peop.e .nd th-
then go aneau I . v...
City Engineer HRure out to be best
. j .w. uin a nn eh t to bo Batisnea
with Yhk'Tlw.y. suppo-lng that the
cliy legislators are honest in their In-
''"since the discussion of street mat
BID . : .t int,t. nf thla week
i arm the nrst mrw uin'
Xains to look aa if people are try
g to harmonUe their differences .nd
tof Council and the City Engineer
hve a say in the matter; and thte
seems wise to me. and It is to be
hTned that attitude will continue.
Rovs Join St. Andrew Guard. .
The boys in the Mount Pleasant
MKl have been lnve I and accepted
tne Invitation to Join the St. Andrew
nnard the boy scout organisation ro
X'or 10 the Episcopal Sun-
who drill at tho armory.
FUNERAL THURSDAY OF
.HRS..LOUVHIA HEATER
THE DECEASED WAS SIXTYFIVt
wana.rM n AND CAME HERE
FROM IOWA.
The remains. of. Mrs. Lou vlna C.
Heater, who died at tho family home
" mTpIo Lane Wednesday
after a year'a illness.
her old home at Ru-sell, Jo- y,nf
oral aervlce. wero heW Thuraday af
ternoon at I: SO oclck from Ho
man underUklng parlora. the servU
being conducted by Kev. J. R. L nua
trough! Many friends of tho do-
a .it 1 mt
ceasea mw- a, , ,
resinea
The prospect of an amicable settle
ment of tbo grade controversy on
Sixth street seems nearer than ever
before. Thursday Ed Story, who waa
tho on man atlll protesting aa aglnst
what others were willing to concede
In an effort to get matters settled,
came to the conclusion that he did
not want to stand In a minority long
er and offered to aee If he could not
asTee with hla neighbors.
That Mr Story might understand
things Just aa they are, and that he
miBht act with full knowledge of what
be Is doing. It was arranged that the
ntw Knidneer shall ao over tho atreet
thla morning ana set staices accoruiu
trt what the cltv wtshea In the matter
that Mr. Story may see Just wnere ne
I. at an1 then decide what be win
do.
-Mr. Story seems lo oo willing -to
meet hla neighbors hslf way now that
he finds so many wish to havo the
street made right, and without the de
lay of a lawsuit: and it is believed
k'.i whan vtr ntorr knows from tbe
aettlna- nf the atakea lust what is
wanted that he will bo satisfied to do
what the majority want none.
It Is perhaps Just to Mf. Story to
aav that It waa adverse cnucim
which led him to put hla bucking har
ness on In the first place.
Digs Up the f ISO Before Officer Brown
Released' Him.' te - r
Officer Brown,- who went to Port
land with Luvelll Luyl. tho Italian
charged with selling liquor without a
license at River Mills and who went
to tbo Rose City with him to give him
an opportunity to borrow tbe money
of a friend, returned to Oregon City
Wedneaday night with tho 1150 neces
sary to pay out. Luvelll waa not ao
rockv" when hunting for tne li&o a
ho had been at River Milla. where ho
run his bluff on tho people lor a urae.
nor aa he waa when first taken into
Justice Samson's court.
INTER-CLASS MEET.
Try-Out will Bo Had of High 'School
Pupils Tnie Afternoon.
Th hlzh school boys will have an
lnter-class meet at Gladstone this af
ternoon at the ball Held In tho Chau
tauqua Park. . Thla Is to bo a try-oui
for the candldatea for High achool
athletic honors, and on the result of
this try-out hangs the choice or mo
boys who are to bo selected to repre
sent tho school at tno uoiumou
verslty meet April 8. All Hlgn ocnooi
pupila are eligible to enter me ora
teat, and tho exerciaeo will begin at
30 p. m. aharp.
Wiir Havo Athletic Stunt Weekly.
The Oregon City Hustlers tho boya
organization of the M. E. cnurcn
bad a banquet on Wednesday evening.
with story telling and a anon onaineas
seaalon at tho clone. A committee
was appointed to arrange for an ath
letic stunt ot some kind for each Sat
urday, the committee being composed
of Wilbur Roberts. Claire Miller and
Guy Waldron. Announcement will bo
mado later of tho program mapped out
by thla committee.
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M acrea In cultivation, all level eomo timber aiyl eraek. Fair houae. .
good barn, close to school. 2', miles from Oregon City, Main Msca
dam Road. Price only $125 per aero. Part terms.
GLADSTONE , f 1
Fine Bungalow with wood ahod, good vlll and pump; 2 lots good
fences; corner property; 2 blocks from Car Station. Price $300 caah,
balance $10 par month. Muat aell I at bnce. ' .
W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO.
Phone; Pacific M-80. Homo A-156.
812 Main St., Oregon City.
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montn - .i. aha
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c' mM.Vo thircurrom low.
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Pace; ih. latter of whom la a nana
ter of tho dooeaaea, ana a ...
Ifeutor.
$ 400 PI A N O FIO R 0 240
And I; have two
other Pianos thai:
I can give geed
prices oo; also
wants theia,
THESE ARE NOT OLD SHOP
WORN INSTRUMENTS
Bi gooJ. new totroaintB kad U to fit clan coo
dWon ina No. i imtrnents to allfespectffirtl cjta
in tone. A shipment of new pianos wfll soon b tw
nd I most hare room for them. -
A. H. STURGES
Seventh and Center Sts. Oregon City, Ortca