MORNING ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1911.
Two Strikes and A Home Run
bH; nst boy up. that le the way they go out of this store
'ith'o bt. ball nl 0V M,B No ""' 0,t A" lh tht Pur
e, on of our boys' suite, which can be selected from our com.
'lata Pr,n9 "n of ,ulU lB " tH "W Bry brow',, l",d bluM ,n
loubla braa.tad and norfolk etyl.a.
Holhr wi" flnd " P,MUf ,00h 0ur lrB aasortmsnt of
Soy' u',,
Price $2.50 to $10.00
J. LEVITT
Suspension Bridge Corner
LOCAL PRICrS
, stark. .f Shnbel. " ,n Oregon
nn htialneas.
ichH "f potatoes for
f, i-riiii' I. 'f Meaaownroo, WH
" ' in Thursday.
t,, ' . vi . v,. .... In
f7.. i..ii AUMifii. of Carua, waa lu
PlMiy.-. Thurart.y.
v. our hii-s-ihI' Xftc coffee, hi
.u.k Darti' ll. of Ubvral. wa" ' oro-
L ci,y on '1 hursdsy.
Sdwsrd ('. "i urwuwww,
Ul, city Thursday.
-jl, city Hutter always swe-t.
tj th rlKlit flavor, ooc per ron ai
,rns' Gror.-ry.
yuaC'rlntiirr nna miss b.i"io nnr,
Cfu. " 1" Oregon City on
Jursdsr.
I ... v..iv Mackerel 15c. rat
WminUluixl Herring JJOC r down
r . i .. -v .
Hirria
lira. (iuH Hrhncbel and daughter,
Meib.ot t!huin-l, were In Oregon City
t Tburaday-
nmniun iuvin. of nearer Creek. wa
V Own Cliv on Thursday, having
Ljgbt In ! f a-'"'"-
an. (! A Soiiuewi. or bbuwi, waa
im. rltv on Thuraday and vlattcd
J Ik, hoin- of Mro. D. Guentber.
Ti ixtiIiI' k Club will rai at mo
LM of Iir and Mra. U I l-icaona.
Ill tfjwnuott. - ---
H y. bii I'xt. if fleaver Crok, waa
L0rH'n -" OM Tbnraaay on a nuai-
Uk Duffy, on of tbo farmora or
LmCr.-rk. waa In thlg rlty on buai.
Wm Tburdy. .
Mr. Al S liiM-nlMrn and alater, Mra.
Irl Mcrrihy, wort In Oregon City
U TburlV.
Mr Oord.m. of Iioaver Crook, waa In
Frank Miller, of Bliubrl, waa In Or
gon ("Ity on Tuvadny.
Kor Halo on Wont Side
1 loia, good houao, tinrn, lot a of
fruit, aplrndld vlnw, for only 11500,
raah, Imlunoo lernm. Roe mo about It
aoon.
J. U HWAFKORO,
Cor. 8th A Main, Orogon City.
PCOPLC POINTED OUT
MfH Kihol Tiller, of Molalla, waa In
Oroicon tyty on Thuraday,
Mr. II.' A. Ilanda, I'tiKlrmi-r at Klvor
Mill, uoar Koiarada. la hnnm for a few
day Mulling hl family In thla city.
MIhh lA.rlv Koot, of fortland, was
lit (jit-Ron city on Wedneaduy a Kuvtt
l nil. C. J. Tarker.
Mr. Herbert IWrkman, of I'ortland,
but forrnorly of llcnd, Oregon, waa a
went l the home of Mr. and Mra. C
U. Miller laat night. - .
Mr. W. V. Joaae,. ono o tbo piotnl
luuit furmera and fruit growera of
Cla( Knnina county, whoao realdenre ia
ni r'nr'ow. waa In CnrKon Cliy in
TliurMuay on bualneai.
Mr. and Mra. WiP.im Caltff aii
Uily. of Hortlaud, bK foi -itrly of Or
K in City, wero In OreRun City ,iu
Ibiiralny vlalllng wu'i rrleoda. M-s
all IT v; formerly, M lllunche K.n
.lull.
Mra. gfhurman. of Portland, a trav
eler and lecturer and tho author of a
book on "liongovlty." waa a gueot
Thuraday of Mra. Eva Emery Dye. In
tho afternoon Wra. Dyo and her gueai
attended tho mooting of the Woman'a
Club. '"
- Mr. J. 8. Lagcaon arrived on Wo4
ncaday evenlnx from Nyaaa, Oregon,
for a month'a vlalt with hla parenu,
Mr. and Mra. L. J. Lageaon, of Main
and Twelfth atroeta. Mra. . Lageaon
i. ml hnhv will arrive lu thla city In
about two weeka, and will alao vlalt In
thla city.
Mra. Oeorgo Oardner, MUa Ivy
lloake. Mra. H. A. Todd. Mra. Harry
Jonoa and" little aon Jack, went to Mel-
..n u'afnariav artarnoan. where
HOrr-nhnTdaTr-inrnlng, wer) .n,rtned oy Mrr-Wll
Ham Gardner. Tno artomoon mm
aoent In nenllework, apd refreabmente
wero aervoa.
Mn A. Johneon. of Portland, who
haa been vlaltlng with her daughter.
WILL TRY DYNAMITE
FOR A.SEC01ID TIME
TONK OIL WELL TO BE SHAKEN
UP WITH A HEAVY CHARGE
TONIOHT.
STOVK. Or., April 27. Spe lal.)
Tha drill la .fill In tho hardeat for
mutton atone that aeema moro llko
granite - or marble that haa been
trurk In tho blatory of the well. There
la atlll that crevice, Into which the
drill Klip off from the point at which
a bore la dealred, making the deacent
Into tho earth crooked and ao that the
drilling cannot continue further.
With a view to clearing out thla
crevice, and the breaking up of the
atone formation through which work
men ant trying 1o drive the drll! tho
well Ik to be dynmnlted again aomo
time tonight. A heavy charge haa
been procured and la now being low
ered Into the well In preparation for
Ita exploNton, and the charge la to be
aet off aotne time tonight.
The atone through which the drill
I -pinmlng la ao hard that It would "be
alow work If tho drill could be kept
going downwnrd ateady, but with tho
open crevice Intq .which the drill allpa
off from time tune it la proving
very rilttcouragliiK to drlllera.
Mn. Thi-odoro Miller, of Carua, waa
bC ihc Oregon 1117 ,vumur u
1- . -
OfcjrKe Schmidt, of Bhubel, waa In
. city ii bualneaa. Mr. Schraiat ta
ollhe well known rartnera or mai
hatnliacker, of Fort Wayne. Ind.,
(tfrhaaed tho five-acre iraci i
)uo K Gage, of Clairmoni, ,aou
MaMHoaalon Thuraday,
(lri8hannon la moving ber board
kouie Into tho Pratt houao on Sev
an street, near tho Willamette River,
Willy occupied by Chaa. liurna, Jr.
m debate at Clalrmont Wodneaday
ftlng wna on tho aubjoct aa to tho
lis of the automobile. The gentle
Hiboldlng down tho negative end of
Udrbaie won the declalon.
Uwl mil. who haa' been running
Aootltig giillery on Main atroet near
in. h cloaed tho gallery and la
lotlng hlH pnraphernalla to St. Johna,
ibrohe will act It up and open up for
Mlnei. -Tktre
mill be an examination In thla
uj on Mav 27 for clerk and carrier,
nil at the poHtofflco. Tho ago limit
i II to 45 yeara. Married women will
ot bo admitted to the examination,
ippllctnt muHt bo phyalcally Bound,
M lew than-4 feet 6 Inchoa and
rich not lexa than 125 pounda.
I rrd Orlennen. of tho Wlllamotto
jlMel, ivh we woro nilalnformed
Pta o nubllHhed the atatoment that
MP O'Donnell and Carl Klota rolled
m tiUcNd.i farmer In hla houao; that
pt tit In mime other hotel that tho
trouble occurred.
IK Chaa. v. Roblnaon, raotor of
Pi riurt KiiIkcoiwI churcn, win leave
Wtk Raat on tho evening of Sunday,
MtJ T, to be Kone two weeka. A alater
fvfflTrtiirrrSTlh him. and two" or three
! frleiLlH of tho alater, tho ladiee
"mg td Oregon to spend tho aum
or.
W. J. Ruaael waa In Portland Thura
day on bnalneaa. "
Tho building for tho poatofflco will
be flnlahed and ready for tbo tenanta
by Ma 1. Mra. Julia Holt Is tbo new
poat mauler.
Frank Vanordatrand loft Monday tor
Portland.
Oacar Wla'-rfiger, of Mllwauklo, waa
hero Thuraday morning looking over
hla property and building..
Mayor George Brownell, of Oregon
City, la moving. Into hla new homo
near Concord atatlon.
Chaa. Waley waa here Thuraday
morning looking after tho telephone
ayatem of which. Mr. Hlaley la preal
dent. Several new phonea are being
put In and the company Is extending
tta lines farther out.
John Nopars, tho blackamlth, went
to Seattle, Waah., on bualneaa Tueaday
Mr. Jones, of tbo P. R. U P.
Company, was out Thuraday morning.
Mra. Ileckwlth, of Courtney, waa a
Portland vlaltor Monday.
Mra. Albert K--ko f Mllwaukle,
spent Saturday with friends at Court
ney.
Broken Log Haallng Nicely.
Martin Uiirlch, I lie Auatrlun, who la
employed by Harry Jonca at the rock
cruaher on Center atreot, who met
with a painful accident a few daya ago,
which resulted In the breaking of hla
leg, la Improving. Durlch la at the
home of Mra. Krtieger. The man was
landing on a pile of rock a and fear
ing that he would be cruahed by same
aa tbey started to roll be jumped, and
In ao doing hla leg waa broken.
Bate Ball Game Sunday.
The Price flrothera baseball team
and the Portland White Bocks will
croaa bate at the Canemah Park on
Sunday afternoon. -"and there la no
doubt but there will bo a large at
tendance, aa a good game la looked
forward to. - Tloth teatna have- good
players, and excitement will reign.
Rsbekah Lodge at Gladetone.
A Rebekah lodge will bo Instituted
on Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o clock
at Gladstone, and tho ceremonies will
continue through the afternoon until
evening. The meeting will bo held at
the- Cladstono hall, and Willamette
Rebekah Iwlge No. 2 will put on tho
floor work.
Daughter Born Wsdnssdsy. .
Porn, April 20,, at Eugene, Oregon,
to Mr. and Mra. Harry M. Shaw, a
nine-pound daughter. Mr. and Mra.
Shaw were formerly residents of this
c y."M rr Kha wletn glinotypo' opera
tor at tho Oregon City BWrprlae of
fice. . " .
Mr. M.iwell Telford ana r.ari uhi,
f im. rit and who came here to at
tend tho banquet given at tho I. O. O.
F. hall on Wodneaday evening, leu ior
Portland nn Thursday morning. Mrs.
Johnson will leave on next Tuesday
for Modford. where she will vlalt with
her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Lamport, ior
morly Miss Carrie Lutx.
Mra. O. Carlton Woodward and aon
Warren, bavo arrived In Oregon City
and aro vlaltlng with tho former a
psrenta. Mr. and Mra. J. W. uraj, oi
the West Side. Mra. Woodward and
aon will visit hero for a few days be
fore proceeding to Vancouver, D. C
which will bo their ruturo nome. ir.
Woodward, who la vlco-counaol, and
whoso homo hss been at Dawson City.
Yukon Territory, has been transferred
to Vancouver, It- C. Mra. Woodward
waa formerly Mlaa Reva urav, oi mm
city, and this la her firat vlalt to Ore
gon City for aeveral years.
Woman's Club Delicatessen sale
will be held In tho entrance to tho
Maaonlo Temple on Saturday, begin
ning at 11 a. m.
NaektU Social Saturday.
Tli. Women's Work Club of the
Abornethy Orange will hold a necktie
nrini at the Grange hall on Saturday
evening. April 29. Tho early part of
the evening will be devoted to a musi
cal and literary program, which will bo
followed hv a aoclal time, and neck
ties will be dlapoaed of. Tho ladles
of tho club will servo refreshments
during tho evening.
r.hoUr at St." Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 27. Throe
esses of suspected cholera wero reg
istered In this city yesterday.
Orange Ball at Now Era.
Warner Grange will give a ball Sat
urday night at New Era, In wKTch tho
members of - the Orange and their
friends are Invited to participate. Do
Lar.ea orchestra -will furnish music
for tho occWfon? A big lime Is antic.
Pl'd. ' .
WON'T BE WELCOME.
Dublin Cltlisrts Refuse to Say So With.
out Homo Jtule.
LONDON. April 27. Tho Dublin cor
poration's refusal to present an ad
dress of welcome to King George and
Queen Mary If they visit that city,
following their coronation, may result
In the complete abandonment of tho
Irish trip. -
The vote of tho members of the cor
noratlon 42 to may bo a fairly
good Index Into the Dublin public sen
tlment and for this reason members
of tha roval household and other J
close to the king aro eald to have ad
vised his "majesty that It will bo bet
ter not to go near Ireland and risk a
demonstration of ill will.
Members of the corporation sty
they have no persons! feeling' of bit
terneas against the king, but that they
cannot welcome him officially nntll
home rule has been granted In their
country. - , -
Oregon City Wood and Fuel Company
F. M. BLUHM
Your wants supplied with any quantity of 4 foot or 1 Inch wood do
llvorod to any part of City. Prices, rsaaonablo.'
Ml.f.ctlon guaranteed. . Phono your orders.
Horns B 110 - . . Cor. 6th and Cantor,
e'flc Main 3502 , Oregon City.
TAFT REFUSES TO ACT.
PORTLAND, Or., April 27 Presl
dent Taft haa definitely refused to act
In behalf of Franklin Pierce Mays,
cohvtcTedr"bf ""conspiracy "" to Tflefraud
tho government of timber lands and
tho mandate In tho Maya caao will
nrohably bo filed tomorrow. United
Statea Attorney McCourt received
telegram today stating tho prealdont
would ot further extend tho time for
execution on tbo'flllng of the mandate,
It Wouldn't Pay to Advertise
A Poor Article
. Nor a proposition of doubtful merit or honosty-ffor ad-rsadsro.
"wadays, aro DISCRIMINATING. They know valuss thsy know
6NUINE things, jonulno opportunltloo.
. Any artlolo) which can bo oold by advortlolng Is, by that tsst, a
000 srtlcls. YOU are aafo In buying a thing "hlch ha,) "ood
firs of publlolty.", ' ; 'h .'' V;. ' . 'V
The raaksr of a widely advortlssd article, or commodity, Is al
"'y on trial for his bualnooo life. Ho cannot ahlrk, nor cheapen his
toduet snd this la tho boot possible protsctlon for tho eonsumsr.
Yon are SAFE In buying advertised ' thlnge -It's the
"days buslnooo oondltlono.
logic of
GRESHAM.
John Fox, who, In a demented con
dition, wandered away and was lost
for two days In the woods near Sa
lem, haa been found and hla mother,
Mrs. C. Harmon, of this place, waa re
lieved to receive thla word from the
.Marlon connty sheriff.
Mrs. Mary Quarnstrom died at her
home four miles east of (iresham, on
April 22. at the ago of 53 yeara. She
was a widow. 'One dnughter waa with
her In the home, and others live In
Minnesota. Funeral a-r vices. , were
held from the Swedlxh Mlsaton Church
at 1:30 yesterday afternoon.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety will give a Lucky Seven supper
In the I. O- O F, Hall, on next Friday
evening. Seven courses wlU b served
and every aeventb person wll! bo glv
en sunner free. "rs
Mrs. James Sterling. Mrs. R. R. Carl,
son and Mrs. J. W. Bockmeyer havo
returned from Newherg, where they,
went to attend the district missionary
meeting. Mrs. Dockmeyer is confer
ence corresponding;. secretary for this
district, and Mra. s-riing and Mrs.
Carlson went as delegates from the
Creaham .octet y.
Mn p PsrUer la -very 111 and' was
aken to a Portland hospital for treat-'
ment.
Miss Blanche Ross, Hoe Myers
Maru Emerv and Charles McCall have
returned to Eugene to resume their
studies at tho University of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. McLean of Baiem,
who havo been vlaltlng their daughter.
Mrs. P. Michel, will tske up their real-
ence here
Lota am selling ouite rapidly Jn zen-4
ith addition in tho east part or town.
Cleveland addition In the northeaat
part of town la nearly oii out. i ne
last addition to be platted 1a Clanahan.
located on tho Mount Hood Railroad,
at the crosalng of the Section Line
road and Main street.
The Commercial Club naa recom
mend edtrr the- CM y Connell-that no
lleenae be Issued to a saloon wnicn
does not stand at least 50 feet from
the -corner. -Oroanam .nas a saioon on
either corner of tho street leading to
tho depot." and people passing this
point are forced to stumble over peer
kegs. i
i
JENNINGS LODGE.
A farewell reception waa tendered
Mr, and Mra. Chas. B locum ai me
hom of Mr. and Mta. x. "Wiicox on
Monday evening. After a social hour
delicious refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Horton, Mrs. niaucnaru,
Mra nahorne and Mlaa Aiva Mian-
chard and Miss Maude Smith, of Ore
gon City, Mr. Grant Lwis or Kanier.
Mr. and Mra. W. L. Flntey.' Mr. and
Mra. Waldron. Mr. and Mra. A. F.
Russell. Mr. and Mra. H. J. Robinson,
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Barnnart and
Miss Anna Russell woro present. ir.
and Mrs. Slocum and cniiaren ten
that evening for Portland and on
Tuesday departed for Oklahoma, at
which place he naa rarming imerci.
Mr. and Mrs. Gram are visum iu
Hlllsboro.
Tho Pastime Club met at tne noma
of Mjn Wamblad on - Tuesday alter
noorlTTwelve members wore present.
Mesdameo Kruso and Harding, or ure
gon City, wore honored guests. Re
freshmenta were served by the host
ess and an enjoyable afternoon was
passed.
A special meeting of the Jennings
Lodge Community Club will be held
at th school house on Wednesdsy
evening when the lighting subject will
be brought up. All roemoera are vrBeu
in Ka nreaent.
Mr. H. H. Emmons attended to legal
business In Oregon City on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mra. Hsndatrom s homo on
West County road was tbo mooting
placo of a number of friends who
chanced to call on Sunday, Among
those who dropped In for a social
chat wero Mr. and Mrs. Hall, of Glad
atone, Mr. and Mrs. Baamgartner, of
Concord, and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rob
erts and Mrs. Jennie Jones, of tho
Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, of Portland,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. We Cook
the first of tbo week.
A postal card shower was given to
Wlllard Slocum on Friday by bis
schoolmates who took this way of
conveying their beat wlabes to him
In going to bis now borne.
Mr. Gerald, of Portland, was a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Emmons on Sunday.
Mr. Gersld Is soon to leave for Grants
Pasa, where ho baa a largo fruit ranch.
Mra. Ranler, of Kenton, was a
luncheon guest of Mrs. Hugh Roberts
on Thursday. -
Mrs. McFarlano and daughter Alice
wero Portland visitors on Thursday
Mrs. T. Moore and baby spent part
of the week with relatives In Portland.
Mra. Flora Beckner made a short
visit to tho Lodge on Thursday and
was accompanied to Portland by Mra.
laura Newell. Mra. Beckner and
son Clarence left on Thursday evening
for Sun Dlcgo, California, where they
expect to realde, aa Mr. Beckner pre
ceded them a few weeks and waa de
lighted with the climate.
Mrs. Iiauser. of McMlnnvllle, Ore
gon, who was a delegate to the W. F.
M. 8. which waa recently held In Ore
gon City, was entertained at the homo,
of Mrs. Geo. Morse.
Mr. O. D. Hoardman sold an acre
on Addle street to Mr. Oliver Van Hoy
during laat week. The consideration
was $850.
Mr. H. Burt passed away on Friday
evenmg at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. E. B. Grant, after an Illness of
several weeks. Mr. Burt was a native
of New York State, being born on July
10th, 1829, and was almost 82 years
of age at tho time of his death. The
funeral was held from Holman's un
dertaking parlors on 8unday morning,
April 23. ' -
Mr. Geo. Moras returned from Tilla
mook City on Tuesday. While absent
be visited with Dr. James Sharp, at
nv nitw.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoiaen ana tamiiy, oi
Sell wood, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
L. Wilcox for a few days, returning
nn Hundev evening.
Mrs. Edd Roethe. who has been in
for a number of weeks, waa able to
call on her Lodge friends on Monday.
Miss Clara Roth, of Eugene,-spent
last week with the H. Heathman fam
ily, and on Monday of this week Mrs,
GeoFlkner, of Portland, -wso a vie
Itor at the above home.
Mr. Charlea Hoddel waa an Oregon
Mtv visitor on Friday.
Mra nruln. of Prosser, Wash., cams.
down on Tuesday to visit Miss Ollle
.Rose. .
Percheron Stallion
WILL MAKE . SEASON AT
Oregon City, in Farmers' Feed Barn
PltlirfrPP Sired by Polly; first dam, Queen; Second dam Ev-
CUI&1 sitae. Color, dapple bay. Weight 1800 pounda-
....
Tprmr, To Insure mare with foal $12, Single service $8. Sea
I ll Ka 10 To iniUre cojt to stand and sack $15. Care
will b taken to prevent accidents, but will not be responsible
should any occur. If mare is removed, sold or traded, money be
comes due at once. . . ,
. G. W. Boyer, Owner and Keeper . '
agent for the Mendota coal, and la a Vincent's Hospital, and who waa In a
hustler. Although bo makes no fuss
about It. ho is up and doing from early
morn till late at nlgbt.
Chas. Roswell, and Lou Ham, got
Into a quarrel at the shingle mill a
few days ago. Ham struck Roswell,
and In Recorder Hanson's court be
was relieved of seven big round dol
lars. Tho same day Marshal Davis
waa called to Oak Grove to serve pa
pers on some one there, and as a final
round up, he had to go to Oswego to
arrest some offender.
Davis Is doing good work, and is
fully qualified to fill the unthankful
position he occupies. Someone has to
do it, and even though Bert doesn t
like to pull his brother employees m
It hss got to bo done. The way of
ts transgressor Is hard.
Jacob Dirks formerly, with Ed Kel-
fogg, Is learning Route One, prepara
tory to reHevtng Regular 8am Riley,
who resigned. .i 1
Church Notes. '
Evangelical church Rev. E. Rade
baugb pastor. Sundsy school 10:30 a.
ru.- preacning at n:3U a. m.
A. T. P. at t p. m. Services at 8
p. m. by the pastor.
Prayer meeting Wedneaday even
ings. Teachers training Thursday even
ings.
Choir practice Friday evenings.
Yon are cordially Invited to tho ser
vices. - "-J " "J --.-
critical condition. Is much Improved,
wo understand, and tho family la now
looking eagerly forward to tho time
when she will again bo with them.
The Canby delegation that took hor
ses to tbe Horse Show last Saturday
were much pleaaed with the outcome, .
for out of tho four taken, which con
sisted of Bonnie Tangent and Grace
Tangent, taken by Mr. Roblson, Mara
dikea, owned by L. B. Llndsey and
Hiker, the Shetland pony owned ny
Orlando E. Romlg, all took ribbona.
Roth of Mr. Roblson'a and Orlando's
Shetland carried off first prizes, while
Mr. Llndsey a took a third place.
Wants, For Sajc, Etc
Notices under thea claMtflad haatftnga
will ba Inwted at on cent a word, flrel
Inaertlon. half a cnt additional Insar
tlona. One Inch ?ard. ft par mootbi half
Inch card. (4 llneat 11 par month. - -Cah
muat aocomnaay.rder unlraa on
haa an open aacount with the papar. Ma
financial r-apnnatblllty for errore; whar
rrore occur frm corrected ntlo will h
printed for patron. Minimum chars io.
AFTER DRINKING CLUB.
WOODBURN. Or, April 27. (Spe
cial.) Tho president and secretary of
the Bachelor's club woro arrested to
day on the charge of keeping a dis
orderly house. ' They will plead In Re-
cordor's court Saturday at 10 a. m.
Members leaving tbe club tonight
wero searched for liquors, but none
wero found. ' It Is charged that 300
drinks have been exchanged for
checks.
ROB JEWELRY STORE.
CHICAGO. IlCApril 27. (Special.)
Four robbers robbed a Jewelry atoro
on' Michigan avenue during the busi
ness hours of the day with hundreds
of people passing during the robbery.
They got 125,000 In booty.
C02RKJTONDENCE
- - ' OAK GROVE.
W.'B. Starkweather, tho aasessor.
was here Wednesday on business.
8. C Alander and wife made' a
business trip to Sollwood Thursday.
Mrs. Mulvey, of Oregon Cltv, Is vis
iting Mrs. R. L. Herron and family.
8 C Alexander and family apent
tho'wsek's Mid with Mrs. Alexander's
brother. George Horgsn at Tualatin.
, Mrs R L. Herron and Mrs. Mulvey
went to- Stanley station Thursdsy to
visit Mrs. Towers, tho three families
being neighbors In Oregon City when
EXCURSION
PARESJiKST.
191 I
During' tho months of May, Juno, July,
August and September, on datss
shown below, tho
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
will aoll round trip tickets from
Oregon City Via Portland
BARLOW.
The mfant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oaks died Tuesday night. Tho par
ents of the little .one have the-eym-pathy
of their many friends.
E. A. Wright's barn burned Sunday
night. The bose was used tho first
time for a fire, but tho barn waa too
far inna to save when the alarm was
given, and the water-wss only used to
protect surrounding buildings. Cause
of fire unknown.
A large crowd of our citizens at-
tr tided the concert given Dy tno n
ses Olson's at Canby Tuesday night.
Esther Armstrong Is very sick wun
nncumnnla fever.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Sage, April
22, a girl. The baby aieaana inn
nsrents have the aympathy of their
friends in the sad loss or. tneir nuie
one.
Miss Anderson, Miss Olga Howe,
and Walter Howe went to uregon
Cltv Sunday . afternoon, returning on
tho late train.
Fred Jesse, of Portland, visited nis
narents Sunday.
Mrs. Ooetz. of Aurora, wno nas oewu
ataying with Mrs. L. Parmenter, went
tn ranbr to her daughter's Tuesday,
Mra. Carrie Gllbertson died at nor
homo April 19 with heart trouble. Mr.
and Mra. Gllbertson came to Barlow
olgbt years ago where they have since
resided. She was G5 years oia, ana
1 avea her husband, two sons. George
and Henry Gllbertson, and one daugh
ter in Minnesota, to mourn her de
mise Funeral services were held in
the church by Rev. A. O. White, of
SUverton.
Miss Oaks, of Woodburn. la visiting
her brother here.
Misses Rose and Emma Rueck, Mrs.
Sadie Soddln and George Frank, of
Portland., and Mlsa Hattle Irwin, of
Barlow, were visiting at the Rueck
farm Saturday night and Sunday.
Rimer Irwin spent Saturday and
Sunday with Will Bauer artf family
at MackBburg.
as follows:
TO
FARES
Chlcsgo ....$ 73.00
Council Bluffs
Omaha S0.50
Kansas City S0.S0
St. Joseph M-50
St. Psul - 0-M
St. Psul, via Council Bluffs .... 64-40
Minnsapolia, direct 60.50
Minnaanola. VI Couno I Bluffe 64.40
Boston 110-00
Naw York 109-00
St. Loulo 70.i0
Waahlngton, D. C. 10tjPO
. SALE DATES
May 18, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23v 24, 25. 27, 28
and 29. '
Juno 5, T, 9, 10 12, 18, 17, 21, 22, 28, 29,
and 30.
July 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 19, 20, 26 27 and
28.,
August 3, 4, 6. 14 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23,
28, 29 and 30.
September 1, 2, 4, 6, 6 a d 7. ' -
Stop-overa within limits In either di
rection. Final return limit ,
October 81st. - - J . - -
For fares one way through California
Inquire of any Southern Paclflo
agont, or write to
, "WM. McMURRAY,
General Passenger Agsnt
Portland, pragon.
CANBY.
i It is honed that tho noticea which
are posted asking for sealed bids for
the Josslyn sometimes called the
Knight bridge will be recalled or
that action-en the llds received will
receive unfavorable consideration, as
the many who aro dependent on this,
tha oldest bridge across tho Molalla
river leading Into Canby, will of Be
cesslty have to come to this placo by
way of Barlow, which to many would
mean traveling more tnan xwice me
distance that they now have to traveL
w nnderatand from reliable sources
that this bridge was repaired two
years agqand that now It la In fair
condition, except the piers, which
could esslly be repaired by driving
piling. The Umber In tho bridge la
of first class cedar and la aa sound
as can be. To dispose or tne onage
la ta close a nubile highway that has
been in use tor about forty years sua
tt would seem to marK a Dacswaru
aten instead of a progressive one,
Remonstrances are now. being circu
lated asking the Court to recina us
action. - .
On last Wednesday, late in me
.ftarnnnn Rev. C. O. KOBing was
railed nnon to unite by bonds of mat
rimony Mrs. Christine MiKKeison, wno
came here directly from one of the
Eastern States, and Mr. Ole rasinrum
of narlow. Although both bride and
groom are beyond middle age, mey
fell victims to love at first sight and
wrr little time was lost in letting
each other know that Cupid's ,dart
had pierced and the wedding was ar
ranged. Their many friends wish
them a most happy and prosperous
life together.
The Adkin ft Lucke lumber ware
bouse, is completed and Is now re
(.elving a coat of paint.
William Vaughns .Utie aangnier,
who has been seriously ill at the St.
WANTED.
WANTED Good gin or woman to
take care of baby and assist with
housework. Phone Main 3044, or
write Bo 409, Gladstone.
WANTED Yon to know that we buy
all klnda of Curios, that we are tn
tbo market for second hand Fu mi
tare and Tools. We also have a
good assortment of second hand
Furniture and Toole on hand for
sale to those In need. . Come aoJ
see; perhaps we have Just what you
want Indian Curios and trinkets
for aalo cheap; some that are very
nnlquo and also very rare. GEORGE
YOUNG, Main near Fifth atreet.
FOR SALC"
FOR SALE Young pigs. Call Home
phone, O. M. May, Beaver creea.
FOR SALE-rWblte. Brahmin jsggs. tdr
natcning purpoaea. d. rk.uyu-
er, Main 80.
TWO CORNER LOTS 14th and Ceater
streets, one block from car line,
good seven room house, all modern
Improvements; barn and chloken
run. Price 83600; terma. Clyde &
McRae, 1003 Main Street
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR.
HARRY JONES Builder and General
Contractor. ' Estimates cheerfully
given on all classes of building
work, concrete walks and reinforced
concrete. Res, Phone Mala 111. -
ATTORNEYS.
O. D. EBY, Attorney-at-Law, Money
loaned, abstracts furnished, lsnd
titles examined, estates settled, gen
eral law business. Over Bank t
Oregon City. .
MILWAUK1E,
The moving of the Poatofflco prop
osition is again In the air, and the
north end residents aro making an ef
fort to havo Mr. Ganlard take It up
with the Department. An excellent
location has been offered, with living
rooms attached, for $1! per month.
There are a great many things to take
Into consideration, when moving a
Ipstofflce, and Mr. Ganiara intenaa to
weisu m ni1 -J "
before accepting or rejecting any of
fer. The postofflco la very centrally
located where. It Is, and there la no
valid reason for starting any agita
tion about moving It Just at tho pres
ent time. The rural carriers havo
quarters for their horses In stormy
weather where they are, and this Is
quite an Item. -
Counsell and his' teams aro ever
lastingly plowing np Main street, pre
paratory to macadamising It as per
contract. Milwaukee presents a busy
appearance, and It Is to be hoped that
the Improvements now under way will
lure more than one prospective East
ern home buyer to our attractive lo
cality. What wo lack in cheap car
fare, wo can more than offset In rich
noss of our soil, and attractlveneso in
tho way of acenery. Milwaukee is
Just now a veritable flower garden
with all ita fruit treea In bloom, and
to the passer by In looking back-while
going up tho grade to Lakewood; sta
tion, on hla way to Oregon city, can
not but bo Impressed with the sur
rounding conditlono that- meet his or
her eye, and more than one could
truthfully Bay those people living In
that section aro certainly fortunate In
having a homo in such desirable
location. -J
Ed Kellogg snorts a fine new awn
Ing In front of his establishment.
. The vaudeville proposition In con
nection with Crystsl Theatre did not
prove a success, so Mr, Wheeler die
continued It. and again displays some
Interesting films, and his moving pic
tures arc all right.
J. A. Peterson, tho plasterer, Is fig
uring on putting In some coal bunkera
somewhere along the lino of tho Bea
verton ft Wlllaburg Railroad. He X
PUT UP AND FEED
When In Oregon City at
Farmer's Feed Yard
U'REN ft SCHUEBEL, Attorneys
Law, Dentschor Advokat, will prac
tice In all courts, make collections
and settlements. Office In Enter
prise Bldg, Oregon City. Oregon. .
FREYTAO A MONEY. Real Estate
Dealers, have choice bargains in
farm lande, city and auburban
homes, good fruit landa and poultry
ranches. See ua for good buys.
Near S. P. depot.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
308 Main Street
Beat of Cars Given All Animate or
Stock Left With Us.
W. G. BOYER
V. R. HYDE, Abstract Office
Land titles Investigated, conveyan
cing, notary public.
CRITICS COMPLIMENT
OMPETITORS COPY
Room 1, Barclay B Id g.. Oregon- City.-
E H. COOPER. For Fire Inaurancr
and Real Estate. Let no handle
voiir propertleo wo buy, sell and
exchange. Office la Enterprise
Bldg., Oregon City. Oregon.
doors, windows;
hardware
BUILDERS' TOOLS
FARMERS' TOOLS ;
Everything you need I in Boildefs
Hardware Supplies. ' v -
Foil stock to select from with prices
to suit you for these goods are all
priced very close- V .
PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES
PAINT BRUSHES AND, LEADS
Everything in Wire and Wire Fencing
FRANK BUSCH 0city
Furniture and Hardware
II
I they Hvod there.