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VOL. 1 No. C8
OREO ON CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911
Per Week, 10 Cexts
noun
ENT
jm forces
GIVE OVER FIGHT
.atUROtNT DEMOCRATS CAM!
...... iwjmm n l n
PARTY ORGANIZATION.
g f FUSION FORCED ACTION
jnbllM" Hald Caueua and Made
aim to Make Overture, to '
Inturgant Democrats In
th Leglelatur.
...v m V. March 27. (Spl.)
-Ti rf uir Democrat. In th New
1 . f it shmiiiin aa lha raucua
S35.". f th. nty for irnmad
OH"""" .... Thla ma ahmit
tiatef neiia"". "-
. -t. .r i hat lha Insurgent nemo-
-.t. and regular Republlcana would
t"1 " . . lha namil.ll.
"h became evident to- th regular
' that thev could not
J- ghiH-han, and many of ihom wr
Mfht. voteu io reM-mu
iM caucus In naming Bheehan.
After Bheehan'e nam had boon tag
Mnn Ihere waa a hot dlactiaalon aa
k,.m in name for th place, but
ifror a lonat conference, and murk
n-echmaliing. ino r "J"'""
vtthout a esurua rholc for Bonator.
Tba Republlcana hald a caueua to
tit and partly perfected plana for
in tha Ineurgent Democrata.
TbMt will li,r lf"v abortive now
iktt the name of Bheehan haa bn
lihdran.
CRAFT AND BLACKMAIL.
Tee tvl'a. u Publlo That Will Sub-
mlt aa Bad aa Any.
BERKEI.KV. ral.. March 7.-W8pt.)
Lrol Boom-veil talked to an immena
Vhrcng In tin (ireek theater again to-
M While inn tTilonei nau nara
,,,nf fur in. ii who PIululLtha JUlillL.
is4 ho nperote' graft while In th
labile service, ho laid much of th
k'lm on tli public for permitting
tboia thlnica after It la once tieen gen-
Wnllr known. Ilo had "no more uae
r tha man who would aubmlt lo
Urkmill than for the one who profit
kaijlL
BLIZZARD HITS IAT.
Much Damage Don In Philadelphia
By a Bad Cyclon.
rillLADKU'lllA. March 17. (flpl.)
Th auction of country around tlila
city waa hit with a cyclone today and
much damane done. Jlulldlnaa were
demollahed, bouaea unroofed, and pare
of the railway ayatetn put out of com
mlanlon. There waa much loaa of
property and aome loaa of life. The
nortbeaat aectlon of the city auffered
th greater loaa.
WANT MAYOR PROSECUTED.
HALTCM. Or.. March 27. (Spl.)
Th Ijiw Enforcemfnt lnitiie wanta
lha City Council to act In the matter
of Mayor Irhmund, who It la claimed
waa taken from a aaloon Hoturdny
tnornlna after the hour a when the aa
loon ahould have hwn cloaed. Th
oily paatora are In lb move to mnk
trouble for the mayor.
BALL SEASON OPENS.
I.08 ANCKI.KB, March 27. (8pl.1
Tomorrow the nluth1 annual aeaaou
of Pactflo Coaat league ball will be
opened with the game In thla city be
tween th horn team and tha Port
land playera. Aa all the tea ma In tha
league have done much to atrengthen.
their teama alnr the end of laat aea
aon It la bellarad thla will be a hot
rare In th league.
NEW PAROLE BOARD.
8ALKM. Or.. March 27. 8pl
Gov. Weat haa named John W. Mlnto
and Jamea Ft. IJnn aa membera of tha
new parole bourd, created by tbe laat
leglalature. At preaent ther are aald
to be ISO man who will be aubject to
the new parole lawa. Tbe men named
are from Portland and 8alem, respectively.
WILL COME WAR
ISWOROFROM MADERO
HOPE OP REBELS TO MAKE SUF
FICIENT SHOW TO GET
WORLD fcECOONITION.
aitAIIiBOVAtID
MbFUMtUIKUUI
TKAMS OP CLACKAMAS COUN
TY TO BE STOCKED WITH
.GAME FISH.
H. D. l.ntnurette. aecrelary of th
rfoB Cltv Commercial Club, r
!iir4 a letter Monday morning from
via llocra( Commisaioner or me
of KUherlea, Waahlngton, n.
Vailim that the annllcatlon for
lobow and Itlnck 8 not ted trout had
'f IntrodiiiHtd and an aaalgnment
Wn ninilit arrordlnaly. The ula-
iDqtlon of tbe flnh will b made bo
rn April wml November, and It la
policy of the Bureau to nil th ap-
loni In order In which tney were
lvl
It la probable th Commercial Club
III rrcalve tlx connlgnraant In April,
i4 there will be about 60,000 In all.
t thrie will be dlHtrlbuted In the
Mmof Clarkamaa.. county.
REV. BOYD CALLED.
IPORTLAND. Or., Murch 27. (8pl.)
pv. John II Itoyd. I). D of Detroit.
n, wu called laat night to be pa-
of tha Ktral Preabyterlan church.
uiiam II ram Foulkoa. who re-
pilf Twinned, will leave tomorrow
kmini at 10 o'clock for New York
mi Ma new position aa paator of
('r Preabyterlan church, In the
""Mil. Blnrere exproaalona of ap
nuwn by the membera of th lo-
I church for hla oaatoral labora In
Ntnd were extended Or. Poulkea
J tha meeting tonight. .
FM N. W'llla. of Scot t a Mill, haa
rirM to hla home after a Tlalt In
i city.
lM ... - .
L: a ball cow or ena of tha
'rou follow oth.r, or'haV otha7a
imi ....
n.I TM thi b, draaaad man
I Salt. 7!?n " h atraata who
tatt erltif.i ...... ...
nM .... . : neip min-m
a -r siomaa.
(""a atandardl'; '
y Uttl. batter.
, w n iaao.
:ice BtotKetc
"'VE CLOTHIERS "
Llk othara
h an Mil glt
KU PASO. Texai. March 27 ISpl.)
The hope of a apoedy end to the
war aeema to have fled. The Inmir
rertna,ara aald to be more active than
ever, more determined that they ahall
win. Madera la aald to be bending
every effort lo get thlnga In ahape ho
that the reat or the world win recog
nlre that ther la a condition of war.
and thua gtv him and hla follower a
atandtng on a war footing.
Madero haa given It out that hla
men are not dlaturblng Americana or
the property of Americana. He baa
given ord era to that effect and If ther
I any dlaobedlence he will punlah It.
' On the other hand It la aald that
prlaonera have been made and .Amer
icana killed and that but for th
American army near at hand It world
be wore than It la.
(t. i 'p. . , -
GLADSTONE COUNCIL
."WELCOME TO
OUR CITY."
S FOLKS
HAVE READY MONEY
HUGE SUMS FLOW SWIFTLY JNTO
COFFERS OF SHERIFF MASS,
TAX COLLECTOR.
COES TO COUNTY TREASURY QUICKLY
)
Interest Saved Taxpayer By Prompt
neea of Clerical Force Showing
Indication of General Proe-perlty.
CLACKS FAIR
IS III MIT RANK
PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR BIGGER
AND BETTER FAIR THAN ..
ANY YEAR IN PAST.
TO BE SEVERAL DISTRICT DISPLAYS
Thar Will be Four Daya of Show Thla
Year Clacaea Promt Much
More of Interest. ! '
The Clackamas county Fair hi
known all over tbe Pacific Coast aa
th BIO COUNTY FAIR OF OREGON.
Tb fourth annual Fair held last fair
waa aucb a auccess and tbe exhibi
tors and patrons were so well pleased
that the prospect a for-tbe fifth annual
FaJr, to be held th Jast four daya of
September, are better than ever. be
fore for a banner Fair.
The district dlanlav thla Tear will
m. ... .i..,.u ,l one of the main attractions. Thla
Fllirj will UKU lif urBUBrV) iniiuir
Districts to make
Car r lor o Contort ExpteinocJ
The contest between Morning Enterprise Carriers will atart April first
Here are tbe points aa they- will be allowed. New or renewals will count thi
aam.
for 3 months aubecrtptlon . 75 point
For 8 monthe subscription .........160 points
For 9 montha subscription ...360 polnta
For 12 montha aubaciiptlon B00 polnta
Aa explained Sunday morning the real contest will come In the percentage
of possible cuatomera In a given territory that tb carrier eigne up. Here
are the percentage bonuses: ,
For every one percent ...i. 1000 polnta
For every ten percent an extra ..two points
For every twenty-five percent an extra 3000 polnta
For every fifty percent an extra ..10000 polnta
For aevenly-flve percent zoooo point
For one hundred percent 60000 polnta
Aa a apeclal 5000 special points will be allowed for tbe largest numoer sud-
sctipttons turned In.
To abow how tbls'Yystem worka out to th advantage of the carrier I giv
aa an Illustration tb possible case of A and B.
In tb territory served by A are fifty home from which he aecurea forty
aubscribera or. eighty (80) percenL For these forty aubacrlptlona b would
receive point aa follow. The time of the aubacrlptlona are aupposiuoua.
In Anr!l.
tnent and the date to be given, are
not for tbe public yet, but will be an
nounced after tbe meeting next Mon
day evening. The nature of the en
tertainment la something of a secret,
and the ladle believe that they have
something that will be quite a ear-prise.
MUST AMEND CHARTER
MAOETOORDER CHARTER ONLY
ALLOWS DEBTS TO S250O WA-,
TER SYSTEM COST MORE.
At iVi mtlnr nf nladstone Council
Saturday evening that body waa put
tiimn kv th announcement of
the Recorder that It would be necea-
aary to go alow in tne matter or mak
ing Indebtednoaa for water wbrka pur
poaea. The propoaed water system
and atreet Improvementa will coat
120.000. The present Gladstone Coun
ell la working under the made-tcordr
charter found In th State coa. inis
.v. . wt ... u onnaidnred a temnorarv ar
rangement, adopted to cover th emer
gency until auch lime as tne vikc
haa opportunity to perfect and adopt
on of Ita own. Py the terma of thla
charter the city cannot go into oeoi
to exceed $2500.
The Recorder canea uouncus ei
this fact at the meet lug
Saturday night. When the City Dada
were able to get their breath the
flrat query waa, -wny am you nui mi
i...f..f Tn which the Record-
U HI limuivi - " . M
er countered that It waa not a part of
hla duty, and tnat no na " "
aoon aa the fore of the fact had come
to him In any .event.
What waa to be don waa th ne,xt
querv. Then It waa found that It
would take, CO daya to amend the
charter, In case the people were wlll
. . i, .ki.K lad tn much dia-
cusslon and to a final understanding
of the fact that council can mw
little headway until the necessary in-
' 'Council finally adjourned to- th call
ot th president, fcfforra will be mad
-i.. n Mitiinr nded Improve-
ment Intq force aa aoon aa posalble
but It la feared tnat tne waier
" -j.j . v.tv .lit he made to wait
In preparation for the water ayatem
an experimental wen
TJ rlnrkamaa .River.
U will be aunk flv feet below the
water level that tbe water may per
"olate through Into the well, a filter
being built into th. well r tha h-
water entering ine won
water. These .experimental steps can
b taken whlli the City Fathera are
fixing up legislative matters ao that
.v.,. .... ..nt hntd water.
1 in ih. mauer of atreet Improv-
ntlL? "ISZZ: the .take;
for tbe gradea, etc.. but not to force
Improvements. Alter in
bean set tnoae wno wmu
..j .... a. ,oiu. and make im-
ana pin uuwu - . .
provementa. but where th people do
' . . i... i i.i ,.iita it will not be
I1LH ml. lu u"". " ...
poanlble to compel them to do ao until
a new cnarter nas oeeu pui
He that eara to ear should now be
gin to think of planting corn.
An Indication of the general pros
perity of th people of Clackamas
County Is shown by tb fact that they
have been able to pay taxea amount
ing to 1365.970.30 within about forty
daya In order to obtain a rebafw of 3
rani allnwad on taxes that are
fully paid between tbe time the roll
la received by the sheriff and the
It,. H.w nf Mirrk following.
Another feature of the collection of
taxea thla year la that on last uaiur
Rherlff Mass turned
over to County Treaaurer Tufts $193,
000, and haa turned over, since me
collection taxea waa started, all but
i-,i tsooo nf the total money col-
i.t.H Th aavln In Interest will
run Into th hundred of dollars, for
u T,,ttm knaw tha mnnev waa coming
and Issued another call for warranta.
Interest ceasing last Friday. I nis
call Included all road warranta. In
doraed prior to August 18. 1910. and
means that th county of t;iacnamas
la about aeven montha behind tn Ita
road . Indebtedness, while county
warrant on the general fund ar be
in. .had aa fast aa presented.
When the semiannual report of County
Treaaurer Tufts is made April l nexi
the showing of th eounty nnance
la expected to be the best In yeara,
and thla la due largely. If not wholly,
to the fact that the tax money waa
nni. nid nmmntlv. but that the
sheriffs office has had auch an f-
fioUnt inir ina mniiPT uii iianu
was turned over to the treasurer lo
re cord time.
The total amount or tne assess
ment roll cf Clackamaa County this
rear waa I499.17S.25. This waa re
duced somewhat by the action or me
Circuit Court In knocxing oui toe
levy by the Town of wuuxmette.
through aome Irregularity, ana i-
hecftnae an error waa made In extend
ing the roll In one school district.
where a one-mill levy waa mane "
the tax figured on the bases of 10
On March !5 there had been col
lected S3RS.515.4ft. and after deduct
Ing a total rebate of 111.036.01. ther
ls a balance of 1373.479.48 In actual
cah. and about $8,000 la left to turn
over to tbe treasurer. Of thla large
sum only $7,503.18 was on half pay
ment. and out of a total of 7341 re-
were for half paymenl. On the lat
three daye of tne reuaio
March 13. 14 and 15. there wan i $203
025.78 collected, the office Issuing
2384 receipts and for the first time
In week a the clerical force of the
sheriff office and Sheriff Masa him
ael have taken a breathing apell.
That the population of Clack amaa
County la Inoreaalng Bteadlly la evP
denced by the lasuance of 7341 re
celntB. aa against 6903 for the aame
period last year. Thla ahowa clearly
that the land la being cut up Into
smaller tract.. Tb figure, obtained
from the sheriff, office are Krtifyln
to that official, aa well aa to the peo
ple of the entire county.
Jail Empty Few Daya.
The clly Jail waa empty Sunday and
Monday. There were a few wander
era who showed up for a lodging place
during the night, but no one confined
on a charge and the wanderera were
released each morning. It la the pollcv
of th police to compel those without
a plaoe to Bleep, or money to hire a
bed. to aleep In the city Jail where th
nolle will know what la going on.
To let these wanderera He out over
night would be to Invite theft and
burglary. vJohn Sherman said that the
only good Indian waa a dead Indian.
The police think that the only good
trampa are those who are locked up
for the night. It la certain that those
whom the police have under lock and
kev art pretty certain to do no ml
chief. .
Announcement.' After Monday Next.
The entertainment planned for by
the Saturday Club of the Congrega
tional church la to be given aom tlm
i 'V -l; I
t I
SHERIFF E. T. MA8S who has
worked exDaditloualv to ntace tax
money wher It wil save Inter.
OUT OVER THE ROAD.
ment Clnha or Dlatrlcta to make a
collective display of th product of
the farm and household. Already
Clalrmont district haa selected space
for their big exhibit with B. Kuppen
handar aa manager of th exhibit
Maple Lane Grange la contemplating
making an exhibit and nariow wm
ha in the field araln. Ther are the
arlnnara nf ftraf nrira at th Last Fair,
Gladstone has bad an exhibit at every
fair an far and will orooaoiy run a
close rae for first prlxe tbla year
Thev won first nrize two year ago.
At the last meeting or warren
n,,nn at Mew Era. thev decided io
go to the Fair with the on Intention
of carrying away first honors. The
space for the exhibit haa already
i...n .aiactad and tha commltteea are
at work. Geo. Randal. Geo. Laxelle
and r I. rasto are looking after
.. -..ina and presses department
Fred Chlnn and David McArthur will
.u h the vegetable department la
nn tn ih. standard Mra Gec-R
H""r " i c
.nl 'VLlVtl BC NI1IIIHK iMIIU BIIBi a
Doods will arrange the household
and fancy work department and Mr.
t.. itnfmiii I. In rhirt of the com
mittee of decorators. W. A. Dodd Is
..nof.l manaaer
. A.J ... I.
Warner oranfr is -nmwu i n
live methods and system and
.varvhndv will know tnat warner
haa an exhibit at th Fair
mi. mnni ana lmnrovemeni
cluba are expected to be lieard from
anon, anions: these are mi. rieoaaui.
Mountain View and Willamette
Directors for the New Railway Plan
ning for the Initial Work.
Messrs. W. A. Huntley. G. B. Dim
Ick and F. M. Swift, dlrectora In the
Clackamas Southern Railway Co.,
....... x . nv.F tha nrsiivtaAd Una of Inn
road Mondav oerfectlng the plans for
the aettlng to worn or a crew or men
tndnv Tha work la to ha Dushed for
ward aa fast aa can be done to good
advantage and with a care for the ex
penditure of the cash In a way to pro
duce me Deal poesioie results.
GREAT BOOSTER DAY
BEING PIAHIIED FOR
COMMITTEE WISHES TO EXCEL.
ITS EFFORTS OF 1909 FUNDS
NEEDED TO DO THIS.
Booster Dav. 1911. promise, to ex
cell anything Oregon City ever had.
All the horsemen In th county have
been advised aa to the date, and all
will attend with their horaea. There
will Ka entered horses of every class.
Many handsome cash prlxea wall be
given. There will be a three-day
atreat carnival In connection with
tha event. Also a great display of
hnraea and float a In the- parade, which
will exeell anything of tbe kind ever
Mamnteri In Ore iron UltT. We will
hava tarn hraaa hands.
The committee has sent a circular
lattae in tha huslness Interest. In
Oregon City and Invited them to do
nate toward the cause. Many have
raannnded lihnrallv. Other, are re
quested to do ao at one In order that
th nermanent Diana can be carried
out. '' .'. . .
For 13 3-montha aubacrlptlona1
For 13 6-months subscriptions
For 5 9-month subscriptions
For 10 12-months aubacrlptlona
Bonuses for percentage as follows:
801 percent 0 1000 ,
S 10 percent 500 '
325 per cent 3000 -
160 percent 10000
175 percent 20000
900, points
1772080 polnta
...1750 polnta
...5000 polnta
..80000 polnta
.. 4000 points
.. 9000 points
'..10000 points
..20000 polnta .
Total '.
Out of a possible 200 B Becurea 125 aubacrlptlona 62 percent
might run Ilk. thla:
For 60 3-months aubacrlptlona
For 30 6-monthe aubacrlptlona v":
For 25 9-months aubscrlption.
For J 12-montha aubacrlptlona
For percentage bonuses:
For G2 one percent ...7.
For 6 ten percent .......... .-
For 2 twenty-five percent
For 1 fifty percent
For largest number subscribers
.132730 points
Hla polnta
3750 points
,.4800 polnta
8750 polnta
10000' point.
.,62500 point.
.. 3000 polnta
v 6000 polnta
..20000 polnta
5000 points
Total ...... ! 123800 polnta
.a . . i . i.i. . v .M. ..J ftw-.at vmi carrier.
irtment Is r How aoe. u sinae you: uci mi in ""-v ' ..-..
Geo Rn. I Rnharrlptiona phoned to- the office at any time day or night will eUrt yl
I " ... . - ... it. t..a. I..a4 Ika a-MA
tbe succeeding issue ana me earner gees me oqn J
EEK DIVORCES
THREES'
OF'W'iSBPS
WILL PLAY AT ASTORIA,
nmm Coma Comooaed cf Local G.
R. Bovs Invited to Big Show.
Peter Wells, of Gladstone, who Is
the leader of the Gladstone drum
corps and president of the organlxa
Hon composed entirely of old sol
diers who saw Bervlce In the War of
the Rebellion ha been asked to take
his drum corps to tne centennial ai
Astoria. The boya have voted to ac
cept the Invitation and no doubt the
corns will prove one of the attractlona
at that big show.
This Is the most complete drum
corps composed of old soldiers on the
Coast, snd It Is believed In the coun
try. It Is a very efficient musical or
ganization and bids fair to give the
old soldiers of the Willamette Valley
considerable advertising. The boya
will play In thla city on Memorial Day.
1
Very Successful Operation.
Mrs. Wm. Peltier, who waa taken to
the Good Samaritan hospital In Port
land for an operation three wekB ago,
haa so far recovered aa to be able to
move to the home of her mother.
229H Fifth and Hall streeta. In the
Rose City Sunday. Dra. Stewart and
Rockey were the physlclana In the
case and the operation, though a diffi
cult and dangerous one. ha. proved to
be very successful.
EACH HAS A STORY TO TELL OF
ABUSE AND ASKS FOR LEGAL
SEPARATION.
cated and beat and cursed her at Aa
toria In 1907. She left him and re
turned to her mother at Portland, but
soon afterward be cam to her and
agreed to treat her aa a wife ahould
be treated ana sne nnornmi u uiu.
His conversion did not last, however,
and ah haa left him and sues for di
vorce and $35 a month alimony.
PLAY BALL SUNDAY.
Price
Brother Team Defeats th ln
danandanta ( to 1.
' , There waa a game of ball at Cane-
" ' .. . .. . . . Lih Park- on Sunday between the
DUH IV. Ul'V f
Monday by Delia Blackburn against
SUNDAY
CLOSING HERE
HOPE U.S. EMPLOYES
REFORM STARTED IN DETROIT IS
8PREADING AND MEN HERE '
RECEPTIVE.
A BARGAIN
On large block of eleven lota; good
8-room house, 16x24 barn, good chick-
. .'.. i ''".
en house eight lot under good picket
fence and aet to bearing fruit tree;
barnyard under fence; aldewalk In
front of premleee; city water. The
property le worth $4000; will sell fof
i . - . - .
$3500; 1-3 down, balance In eaey pay
mente; per cent Interest
T. L Charman
CITY DRUG STORE.
The postoffice employe In the Ore
gon Cl'y postoffice are Interested In
what the postmaster and hla a sal st
ents In Detroit, Mich., are doing In the
matter of Sunday closing. Detroit
waa the pioneer city In Sunday clos
ing, but since It has been accom
plished ther many others wish to In
certiorate the nlan es part of their
own work and ther are many Inquir
ies aa to how It waa done.
Employes In the weal office are
hoping It may be accomplished here.
It Is not the time that. la given to
ITncle Ssm that the clerk, and car
rlera begrudge, but It Is the fact that
It has to be done, la don ao aa to
break Into the day, and hold, one In
his home town bo that h can't get
away If he wishes to do ao. The local
emnloyes ar studying up the matter
and are llvlng"n hope that the move
will be auch a success elsewhere that
tTnrle Sam will put It Into use bare
without th necessity of making a
cTompTalnt.
Laat Sad Rltee Sunday.
Th funeral Bervlce over th re
! nf Ur surah Owen were held
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, from the
Mountain View churcn, tne service"
being conducted by Rev. A. Wilson, of
Chehalls. Wsh., and Rev. B. F. Pate,
ot Dayton. Wash. The church was
filled with friends of the deceased.
Tbe Interment wa tn the Mountain
View cemetery.
Subscribe for th Dally Enterprise
Jamea Blackburn to whom she waa
marrltd November 6. 1901, at Hills-1
boro, Or. They have two children, (
Olga, aged eight years, ana trm,
aged 6 yeara. Mrs. Blackburn charges
her husband with having failed to pro
vide clothing and food for hla family,
and ahe waa compelled to keep board
ers cod take in washing. He la said
to have been sullen and morose and
abusive, and one night at Clifton. Or.,
he took hr to a dance and left her to
go home alone. When ahe arrived
she found him lying on the bed with
a gun in bis hands and he threatened
her with the weapon. In September,
1910, be la said to have thrown her on
the floor and he falsely accused her of
having questionable relatione with
William Berg. She asks for $20 per
month for the aupport of her children.
Etta Bogan. who waa married In
Clinton county. Ind.. In January, 1889,
to L Bogan. haa filed a ault for di
vorce. They have one daughter, Lena,
aged 11 years, and Mrs. Bogan aays
her husband possessed an ill temper
and cruel disposition, throwing her
out of the house into tbe yard. He is
charged with having atruck her a num
ber of tlmea. They are the Joint own
er of property worth $900, and ahe
asks the court to dispose of this prop
erty and give her the custody of their
child. Her attorney is George C.
Brownell.
, Joe Crawford waa married to Ellis
M. Crawford. February 1, 1900, In Se
attle, and she says he became intoxi
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Price Brothers' team and an Independ
ent team. The acore atood t to 1 In
favor of Price Brothers. Following
is the line-up:
Price Bros.
Smith
A. Long . . .
Rlttenhouse
N. Young . ;
F. Freeman
O. Miller ..
C Freeman
Van Orden
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....... Frost
. P. B. Stoke.
Carolber.
O. Stokes
... Young
.. Telford
.... Bank.
Muttall
Long l-.i... H. Rogers
New Ga Wagon Delivery.
A. B. Bucklea. who operates a gro
cery on Main street, corner of Elev
enth, haa a new auo delivery that he
put into commlssloi Monday. It U a
fine machine, the first auto delivery
to be' DUt Into the work In this city,
and Mr. Bucklea Is naturally very
proud of his g&a wagon. It makea the
hills in this city with ease.
Celebrate Two Blrthdaye.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Harris and two
children, Lillian and Herbert, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Mauta were Sunday .
guests of. Mr. and Mrs. William Mo
Cord, when the 66th birthday anniver
sary of Mr. McCord. and the 12th
birthday anniversary of Herbert Har
ris wara ohnerved. The afternoon waa
devoted to musical selection.
. Another Sunday Boy.
rtom Sundav. March 27. to tho.wlf
of William Ltghtowler. a Bon. J
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Phonal Paclflo M-80, Horn A-156. 1 $12 Main SL, Oregon City.
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