I i . i w -.-.i... f tha Morn no. ' . vlrerle will b rNd for '"1? Ilml. tl . Ssnd fur r4'f l0-,y w"?.-- -iii ha Miilmd for ' Th only dally m wpipir ba4 ' twMN Perttaad at Sale-); air 4 lata In every etlew e Clia eae C aunty, wrM aaaylaOaa) f S0400. Ar yaw an a4vftlarf I Sir 1 lew price, w 1-N0. lQI. OREGON CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 0, 1911. i - . VOL. ncoriC IH MIITIHV ULULLO Hi riunru FIRE Oh J UAREZ ANO TWtLVI KILLID WOUNOeO ON AMIRICAN SIDE Of riOHTINQ LINt. cbxtSSIOKS ANCEI KAOERe'S MEN ,Clo of ro-p,h VniUd Cavalry Protease .10 .mom Armlet Against r"lr'S Acre Jorder. PAHO. Te.. My .-nerl Ma faro'i rmy m-d" n,rc ,tUck 00 1 .f a result of coneeealon Juan1, " wlt 10 tha rdral Government. Tba ittMk, however, annua in ......1 ,f .the Insurrecto under cover drkor aftet r tooutlnyous IrioUblnf. The 110 rebel ho opened Bra on lb frdrral- oi only captured om of lb, outp"t. but "naa- ma ngnt si Into Juarc. . Tha caaualtle of lb rebels and fed (r.l "' known, but flv persons 01 tbe Amerksn alda thjt Una wer tllka nd 12 wounded. (Vlonpl U"rt-vt th rutin initeu . a k !.im Cavalry, pnnmim vmr iKli't ' nr ,n, A"'rt'", iwrltory. H ncnt two mfaaenurr with b' protwta. , One man bore (U of trure and ahotber an Amrriran mi UU prntfNt to Madero rad.: -In th- name of tha I'rfaldrut ahi) Ike livi-rniiifiit of the I'nlted Btatea I Wrvbr unii't analnat tbe men under four command bundling hlr arma In mb a y tbat butlnta fall Into I nll 4 8taua ti-rrltory,- aa 1a bappenlng lain" Hum AmMrlran troooa were Vrl on the border, keeping the erotdx back and ready to reapoiid o 'in; nrdrrt from Waahlngton. BAIUFFS ARE SOUGHT rORCATCKSAUION 0UITAF8ON ANO. MUNDCLL CHAROCD WITH tTlAL INO BOAT AND NKT. Deputy FUh Warden Ratbbone Mn Uj twore to a complaint charging Viler Italllffi Guatafeon andMundell tltl kavlng aalmon In their poena era Illegally. Warranta for the arreat 4 the two balllffa were laaued by Dep UiDlttrlrt Attorney Ury Stlpp. It la cbr.-d that on tba laat day of tkeeloced neaiion (luatafaon and Mun tU porloln.-d a boat and a piece of let from an Onwego flaberman and tent out on the river and caught three Imon. They gave one of the flab M and the other two were retained to tkm r.ir thniv mnaiiiI tiM. The kahlng gear waa returned Intartt to Ita mer. DISARMAGEDDON. f ... . rUNERAt OF MRS. WAKEMAN. REELEI SUPHDQiT r DIRECTORS CHOOSl TOOZE; TO ." HEAD SCHOOLS FOR ANOTHER YEAR. HE IS GIVEN INCREASE IN SALARY A. O. ff and W. W. Bowland Are Selected aa Prlnelplea High . School Commeecernent on Frt ' .. day, June 2. Remain of Woman Who Died In Cal ' fomla Laid to Raat The remalne of Mra. Wakeman, who died at Ua Aneelea. California, laat Tueaday were ehlpped to tbta city, and tbe funeral aervlcea were con ducted Monday afternoon at t o'clock from the Preabytirlen Church, Rer. J. ft. lindiMKirough oflclatlng. The Inter- tnnin In the Maaonlc cemetcjXJt Mountain View, and tbe remalna laid bealdea thome,Of her hnaband, who paaaed away In thla city eight yeara ago- The aervlce waa largely auena- ed. and tbe quartet compoaed of Mra. W. C. Green. Mra. Leon Dea Mrtea, Mra. E. H. Cooper and Mra. McCaw aang "Come unto Me." ana -ipe sil ver Chord." Tbe pallbearera were all relatlvea of the deceased and were Corleaa Andrewa. E. B. Andrewa. Ly man Amlrewa. 1'earlle Andrewa, Frank Andrewa. Henry Andrewa, Mra. Wakeman waeabout 60 years of age. and waa the coualn of u R. Andrewa. of Mount pleasant. OLDICR BECOMES BENEDICT. Willltm Jackeon, of thla city, Wed Mia Belle Stoddard. WllUm Jackaon. of thla city, who en toe in the reguUr army, and la now 1 fort Caney. Wash., waa married laat eek. tha brld. Iwtlne Mill Belle Btod- rtjirJaokaoB-le -aergaanl, and the ann of Mr. and Mra. R. W. t1n. of Mountain Vlow. Ho ! U known In thla rltv. and waa form rty a number of tbo mllltla of thla K Ely Buy Home at Qladetona. t. I Plv I... n..Mkaaa1 ' lha Wll "mi property at Gladatone, and will poMomtion in about two weeks William rnaldanca, la under eon "ruction, and will be ready In about that Urn. u. ci.. -.111 vant hla ratf- he Is now oocupylng on' John wwy Adama atreet. aaaai as EXTRA fXTRA ' IYTD1 I VTKA I a wr a mtr e 11" .Ml ibeut th MW thlnga In tyatam vltn ik 1.. ..... i . J1" about elaae, they will tureiy 7? you. Every little L." Syatem In a elasa all KM own. Only turn to 130.00. ht do you say, oan't we "wi to you t show sice Brothers XCLUSIVI OLOTHIBM 'i'' ' MUaXs4 " J I th and Main ' SCH00LC0IW AROUSE INTEREST " :" 4 EULA 8CHUEBEL OF OREGON CITY, WINS PRIZE IN BIO ORATORICAL EVENT. subject will be -"Here or Nowhere, and the Edwin R. Weeks Concert Com- peny. " The plan Is to have one entertain ment a month. Season tickets will be 12.00. Sargent and George M. Zander, ot Hot Springs. Dakota, who recently ar rivaul In iht oil kiv Durchaaed tbe Royal ReatauranLoppoalto the Eleo ... f..r " - 1 1 It IWICI. No changes will be made nest year In tha huiti nf tha Oregon City echoola, the Board of Directors Mon day night re-electing City Superin tendent Fred J. 8. Tooze angbsA- o. Freel principal of the Barclay build in. nrf V W Rowland, of the Eaat- ham building. All of them received a aubsUntlal increaae In - salary. City Ruoerlntendent Tooze"s salary being Increaaed from f 1600 to S1800 per an num. T.aiw will h ulected at a do- moottnr nf the hoard to be held HHiurdav evening. May 27. There are more than 20 teachers m tne eorpa ikl. ir anil nrnliahlr oa additional fblgh school teacher will be engaged aa well aa another teacner in tne-graaea. It la known that several vacancies will M.r nrt vur. aa Miss Edna Cau- field, teacher nf Engllah In the high rhnoi and Miss Maribel Cheney, .,0.1- toaohor ar th Rarclav build Ing. will not be appllcanta for posi tions. It Is understood that several other teachers Are expecting to go to other cttlea. . Work In the Oregon City schools will be partially revolutionized next Th now hich achool building 111 k ki,iI for nnruninCT for the Fall term, and the rooma vacated In k. rihm hufidinc dt tne nign ..il .111 K. nnn nlext the rrades. TV JIIPU was wj - - two of which are now crowded Into the gymnasium building, at tne Bere.sy building. Domestic eclefloe and man ...ui.. win Kn fnaturea of the Ull "'"'"S " .. curriculum and special apparatus will he provided for theae orancnea. aiuaic will alao be taught in the city echoola next year and drawing will be con tinued and extended. The high achool thla year graduatea the largest etas frJW" the twelfth Would Bay if It Could Talk,' Mlaa Em ma Roman; recitation. "A Helping Hand." Mra. A. Mants; reading, "Moth er," AT J.- Lewie; question, "Are .We Aa Happy Now As People Were .' 50 Yeara Ago," In which all preaent took an active part; song. "Memories." Tbe matter of organizing a Wom en's Club In the grange was taken up after tbe programme, and It waa de cided to bare the secretary, Mrs.' 8. A. Gtuett, correaponaviia Mra. vaie. of Evening Star Grange, Multomah County; Mra. Flore Dlckeraon, of Os wego; Mra. Olive Buxton, of Forest Grove. Several of tbe grangea of tbe county have tbe Women'a Work Club, and much benefit can be accomplished by tbe organization. BULLETS" HALT BANK ROBBER. PORTLAND, Or, May I. (Special.) An attempt was made to rob the Eaat Rid Sank at nkt Washington and Grand avenue Monday afternoon. - Praatdent H H. Newnau and caan- ler Fred W. Alt fired at the would-be robber, who fled. He was caught after a abort pursuit Tbe East Side Bank was robbed about two years ago of several thousand dollars. TSi robber la Auaruat Eckbart. 45 veaftfbfi He conducta a machine ahnn nn nilsan atreet. between Sev enth and Eighth. He said be waa In financial atralta. ; SLUGGERS WITH GUNS ROUT nm IE MS CHICAGO MEN , DRIVEN FROM ' BUILDINGS BY BANDS " OF RIVALS CHICAGO. May . Strikers today with drawn revolvers ilned up eleva tor conatructora and forced them to elve ud their union card. The ele vator men were then forced at the nnlnl nf rnvnlvnra from th building The Incident waa but one of a num ber which occurred In vartoua sec tions of the city. In spite of the order nf rhlpf of Police that disorder bad to atnn. Tha machinists who were out side last week by the Otis Elevator Company and wbose places were tax on bv elevator constructors were charged with lawlessness. Other buildings where armed slug cers attacked members' of. a rival union were: Scene Un Molaiia Railroad EBY RECEIVES COPY OF BILL for posromcE SENOTOR CHAMBERLAIN INTRO DUCES MEASURE FOR 79.000 STRUCTURE. n i ci.v thn waa. annolnted' by the Uve Wtree 00 committee to look after obtaining a federal building for Oregon City, haa received from ITnlted States Senator cnmiriiu. who Introduced the bill, a copy of he measure, which follows. A bill to provide for-the purchase of a site and for the erection or a Diibllc building tnereon at City. Oregon. "Be It enactea ny in House of Representattvea 01 me ,ri..4 oiaiaa nf America In Congress assembled, that the 8ecrretary of the Treasury be, ana ne is nni, - ihnn.nrt and-directed to acquire, by purchaae. condemnation, or other- v . . ... 1 ...... n iu arnrted Wise, a Sue, aim kmw , - - thereon a suitable building. Includ . . .,.ita haatlna- and ven- mating apparatus and aproachea. for the uae ana iccomrowum United States poaofflce ana oiner Federal offlcea at Oregon City In tbe State of Oregon, the cost of name not exceed aeventy-nrt idou PARK PLACE BOY GETS PRIZE ESSAY Five High' Schools and Four Gram mar On Are Repreaented In . Competition Prof. Vedder Preside. The Third Annual Contest of the Clackamas School League, which was held at Gladstone Hall Saturday night, v. one of the most Interesting and exciting In the history of tbe Clack amas County schools. The esaay con teat In the high echoola was won by Marlon Money, of the Oregon City High School, the subject being, "The Work of Jacob Rlla.1' Eula Schuebel. of the Oreaon City High School, won the oratorical contest, her subject be ing, "Tbe Judgment Day." The esaay content of the grammer echoola was won by Harry A. French, of Park Place. His subject was, "An cient and Modern Warfare.- Roberta Srituebel won the oratorical contest of the grsmmer schools. Her4 subject wss "Naughty Zell." - The Jiidgi-s of the High School con tests were Supterlntendent Gary, Pro- feasor C. F. Anderson, of the West Ore guUty--achoolBJnd ProfeeorJr B. Calavan, of Maple Lane. The gram mer school contest Judges', wer Mrs. 8haw, principal of Mllwaukle school. Mr. Anderson and Superintendent Gary. - ' All the speechea and- essays worn excellenL Five high schools and four grammer schools were represented In the contest. Professor Vddder,. prin cipal of the Gladstone school ami Pres ident of the Clackamas County school league presided. mm upsets : CAGE; COB KILLED BABY LION, SEPARATEO FROM MOTHER, DEVOURED BY LITTLE NEIGHBORS. . ACCEENT EEDS CEAYY 13 VII Young Beaat Falls Through Opening Agd le Badly Mangled When. Found--Waa Pet of A tragedy marked the arrival of the . Al a Barnes Wild Animal Circus la Oregon City Sunday night. It waa only a baby Hon that was killed, but It was tbe pet of Mr. Barnes and bla legion of employes. The little animal waa de voured by anotner cub only . a few weeka older than it a victim. - and . 'Ruth." one of tthe performing ele phants waa Indirectly tbe cause. Every person connected witn tne circus was affected by the death of the little animal. The baby Hon that waa killed waa bom three weeks ago. "Nellie, Its ; mother. Is a tierce beast, and Mr. Rarnoa foarln aha. would kill the CttbS there were three of them had them removed from the cage. At Medfora be bought a mother of a litter of pup- -plea and she became the foster moth er of tbe little lions. - She and her -adopted brood were placed in a cage divided 'in tbe center by Iron bare. In the other half of which were "Jnll- ef and her family or little one. When tbe wagon-cage was taken off , the train her It became stalled at tbe railroad track- and "Ruth." who la relied upon In an emergency. of that kind, was put to work. The big beast put ner irunn 10 a hind wheel aa 4s her custom, bat In stead of pushing tbe wagon rorwara. turnod It anr. It waa finally righted. but when opened on the ahow gronnda - one of "Nellie a little atoien cud waa found dead rn "Jullet'a" hair or tne cage. The poor little animal haa al most been devoured by its young neighbors. It waa found that two or tne oars in . the petition had been bent when the cage turned over, and through this the North State and Klnzie streets One . . . ..mmI. V. a . . .n and removed to a hoapltal by the po- babr lice, ruur vi mc iikavu . rested to lara." Paroled Man Are tad Here. nrt Cummtngs was arrested hem Sunday by Chief Shaw. H Is wanted at Medford. or., ana Du-nn . Jones, of Jackson county, ph lt ' . ..riniin of Cummtngs. Some wetVi o upon complaint of Constable A. U irwm 01 Cummlngs waa arrested her and after bla return to Boumeru ui - sentenced to nvrmonth. In th. coun- tr lall and paroiea, nut orv - ir--roli by stealing 20 shirts. Ha wl 1 b held her until th arrival of a Jack- eon county officer. , , . Woman Die In Qyp c,mP Mrs. Sarah N. Stewart, who hM been living In a fJVf fP "n west side of th rtvr, died last Frl day. Sh waa born August II, it, and waa daughter of L. Whortn Death was du to tuberculosis, - tm funeral will be hold Tuesday and th burial will b In Mountain Tlw ceme tery. " " ',' 'v .. . iak. ')." ' k " ReAd tb Wornlnt tmtnrprts. GOIJTRACT SIGNED FOR LYCEUM COURSE HERE GLEE SINGERS, LECTURERS AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS ARE -PLANNED. Oregon City will have a Lyceum Course th coming Fall and Winter which, It Is believed, will surpass any thing of like nature ev.er attempted h.n Th t.vreum Association . re cently organlxed, contracted Monday with the Brltt Lyceum Bureau to fur nish the attractions. The majority of the men who are taking an active part In th project ar member of th Commercial Club. Among them ar F. J. Too. O. D. Eby. W. A. Huntley and V T I.ailla. ' Arrant-amenta will be made for tne nntartalnmanta to be ctven at the cMvaiv Thaater. A lone list of fea tures was offered the association, ..MM, flnallv decided UDon six. Tha era! 1h Rovsl Enaltsh Bell Ringers end Glee Singers, consisting of ten members, will start th courst in rwtnher.. The ther attractions will be Dr. Ernest J. Bias, Indiana, lec turer' Vlririnla Jnblle Slngersj Ed .V.L rvtr" noet entert-lner! Harold Morton Kramer, lecturer.wbose Thlrtv.uvnnth and Rockwell streets An antnmohlle filled with slugger drew np and three men with drawn re inlipr. Vtrov the union elevator con structor from the building. Albany avenue and Weat Madison street Two elevator constructors v tacked by armed sluggers. . ormer Oregon City Man Die. Wnnl aa mplH In thla cltT br Rdward Rckner announcing the death x of Robert McClure. formerly of this city, but recently or iewiaioav tanno. SIDE -HILL AND PILE OF ROCKS. ON BINGHAM PROTY, WHICH CONDEMNATION r littuinvw ' " UPOW CITY COUNCIL PASSES STREET 011UEES CONCRETE CULVERT ORDERED FOR JOHN ADAMS STREET AT FOURTEENTH. The City Council at a special meet ing Monday night ned ordinance providing for the sale of bonds for .. i.nmv.mpiii of Twelfth street. sewer work In district No. S on Ninth and Taylor street ana tne improve ment of -Twelfth street at water An ordinance providing for a con crete culvert on John Adams street i..iwann Fnurteetfth and Fifteenth streets was also passed. .Other ma terials for the culvert were discussed hut It wss decided mat concrete waa the cheapest and best.- The acceptance or a. l xi the ordinance granting him a rran chise to lay gaa mains In Oregon City was filed. ' ' , In the absence or Mayor urew.u, President Andresen presided at the meeting. ''..'"" The members present were Messrs. Andresen. Burke, Holman, Mlchels and Strickland. ELLERY CAPEN, OF WILLAMETTE, x CAME TO OREGON FROM CAST IN 187S. Ellery Capen. an' old and highly re spected resident of Willamette, died last Saturday night, after a brief 111 netta Jtist 14 weeks after th death or his wife. Funeral services will be held at 9 'clock this morning at th horn of Mr. Capn's daughter Mr. W A. Ross, at Wlllamtte, and at I o'clock this afternoon at FlnleyM chapel In Portland. ' ' Mr Capen was born In Stoughton, Mass.. September 23, 1842. and waa the aon of Lucy and Oeorg Capen. He came to Portland In 1876, and was In the shoe manufacturing business with hla brother, George B. Cspen r' 14 years. In that city. d wa lo-th same buslneen'et Willamette for IT year. grade in it history. There are graduates, and they win noia m-ir Class Day exercises Thursday, June i ti.. mmmciiMmcnt nrogramme will be given at tbe Shlvely Theater Friday evening, June Z, ana tne ciu address will be delivered by H. M. Crooks, president of Albany Colege. The muaicaJ program m- wia. be lur nlshed by the Girla' Glee Club pf the high achol. ' WIAIIEMCE TO EXHIBIT AT FAIR EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO WIN - ANOTHER PRIXE ENTER TAINMENT IS GIVEN. Th Maple Lane Grange met in regu lar session at the Mapie Lane Orange hall, and there was much enthusiasm . i ..niativ in tha matter of Exhibiting at the coming county fair to be held at the ciace-ama. v.u.. Fair grounds In Canby In September. A committee compoaea ot ""'", chairman: A. J. Lwl and Mi O. A. Swallow mad Ita report. It waa de cided to have an dxhlblt, and th apace In the exhibit building has been re ceived. Tbe Mapl Lan Orang had an exhibit at the flrat county fair, which waa hid at Gladstone years ggo, and received second prize. Their exhibit was admired by the many hundreds of visitors, and the members will try to win one of the prises this year. Tbe morning session of Saturday s meeting was devoted to business of the order, and at noon a dinner waa served by the ladle following the dinner the lecturer's programme was taken up. this being In arg of Mrs O A Swallow, and consisted ot th fol lowing numbers: Song. "Help It On. Orange"; roll call, with quotatlona; recitation. -Annette Adcock; recita tion.,' "Dorothy 8 wallow ;"aong, 'The Cottage by the Mill.- Mr. 8 A .Gil; left; recitation, "Ask the Ladle' Aid, t.Arb- arran box. ore- aided or by Mlaa Emma, Roman auid. A. J. Lewis; reading, -won PRICE BROS. WIN TWO GAMES. Tk. Prlna, Rma has ball team UTJ - " played a double header Sunday on the Canemah Park ground. In tbe first game they shutout the Overland of Portland. 18 to 0. Irvine, tbe Portland catcher. Injured a finger during th game and was replaced by Parkhurst. The second game waa puyyea wiu Ram side Cubs, another Portland earn. This also resulted In a shutout, r to 0 In favor of the Oregon City Hswa w ... Long pitched tbe nrat Tour innings alnat tha, nvrlanda and Rittenbouse unlshet that and the following gam in th mtphr'a box. xne mce nro- team has games scheduled till June i Mar K ther nlav Ltnnton at i inninn. Mir 91 Aurora at Aurora: OS Dnril.nil nlanla a OOlored maj o u. i u , team at Caneman Park; June 6, Co- lumhia Hardware Comnanr or fon- lann at Canemah Park: June 12 Oak Orove at Oak Grove; June 19 Pop Corn King at Canemah Park. Burmcistcr & Andresen OREGON QTY JEWELERS Saspension Bride Corner; . .......... .-.,.An.nAnavnaVriaVoaVrAoe S WANTED! . ! 5 to 20 Acre Farms Near Oregon City - t f We have several .buyers waiting and many coming. If your place is for sale and the price right come and see us at once. " o W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO. Phone: Paelflo M-S0. Horn A-16S. Main 8L. Oregon City, I m Gf Ap- HOW:?; do these prices strike yotf . hones $ 1 .50 and up, tzvring oactilfics $5 and tip. Also some bafffaica in pianos and organs. 7e rfiil edzo sell pianos, or cans and fur nitcrJn rcccn able commission. V : 4 THE OREGON A. H. CITY MUSIC CT STURGES V