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About Morning enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1911-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1911)
" . 0 0 0 ' IMkaHptlM ff Ma Moraine; "T"lrr1 will rooelved for '1 ; lmHd tlrna at a special ! ,up rg,,f tod,f MO UN I NO MflSE Tha afy dattv fowpy Iwm Portia aaal M1w slSl lata In ovary tl of Clasam t..aa Ceuaty, with a eeoalatlen f - ) M.OOQ. Are jrow an aalvortteerf W C C'K L Y ENTERPRISE CSTAL IS H CD 1566 VOI.. 1 No. 138. OREGON CITY, OREGON, BATURDAY, JUNE 171911. Peb Week, 10 Cents 5,000 TO AHEND TAFT CELEBRATION OlSCCNDKNTt AND RKLATIVCS OP PRISIDKNTS ARC INVITKD. SOER WEDDING PUNS ARE MADE Moti Important Social tvsnt In Yar, To B Hld On Whit Houm Lawn Nit Monday. WABHINOTON. June 16 Descen dant or relation of every I'realdeut of the United Htate lnie 1810 have po invited to lb allvtr wadding celebration which tho I'resdent and Mr. Tad will I'vn at the Whit House it Monday. Tha Hat la believed to h romplet eieept tha relatlvea of presldeot McKlnlry. Tba White House k appealed to Mr. Cortelyou, former rrrtary of Mr. MrKliiley, fur tha rnnra of tba McKlnley family who ar (till living. Klehorate praparatlona hava baaa pud for tba eutvrtalnmeui of prob ably tha largest number that baa aver been praaant at a fund loo la the Whit llouaa. prsparatlone Claborata. Tba manalon ltlf will ba Hghld throughout wltb bundreda of electric ,Uhi; tba ground In tha rear will bt mada nearly Ilka day aa artificial icht ran make them; two band will furnish mualo and tba fountain will la tlsyed upon by a big search-light on Ihr east front of tha Btata, War and Kvy building, Juni across Executive srenue. I'nles bad weather Interfera Presi dent and Mra. Taft will receive on tba sn bark of tba While Houae. They III march do wo the main atatrcaaa of tba manalon unbind tba all aide of the Proaldent, ahortly after 9 O'clock. Juat behind them will coma the m Prober a of bla cabinet. Recaption to bo on Lawn. ' Tbey will walk out through tba house to tba rear portico and down on the lawn. Close to the fountain tbey III taka their aland at tba head of the receiving Una. Near them will stationed the marine band, prob ably divided Into two section, which will play qulckatepa alternately. Major A. W. Butt, tba President's aide, who make tha presentations, as serts to find even bla well-trained voice a bit huaky after tba llnee of tho eatlmatee bold good, for It la probable aiore than (000 person will ahake the ti 1 .1 . ' rnniurni m uy FSTAC ADA TO HAVE OLD FASHION FOURTH EMtarada la to hava an "old faahlon ed Fourth of July for tba benetli of Portland neoDle. who dealre to go oui In the country for a good time. Tba bualneaa men of Eatacada plan to lu vlte every man, woman and child In Portland to coma out and enjoy a Fourth, nreclaelr Ilka thoae of (0 veara aa-o. It la propoaed to run apeclal tralna over tba Eatacada Interurban Una TV- ...-.. v Amtr a.111 ha nnOUDfr i ut uawu vi ww "- - d by tba Bring of ananvll. At :S0 a. m. there will be an Induatrlai par ade. Tbla parade la a feature upon which the people of Eatacada are counting. There will ba floate rep- reaenllnv the varloua llnea of trade, the aettlement of the country and representing tha Ooddeaa of Liberty, aurrounded by the 48 young gtrla dreaaed In white wltb aaahea having the names of the varloua atatea print ed upon them. The nnoDla of Eatacada have atarted a ronteat for the choice of the Goddeaa of IJbertr and on the night of July 1 It will be announced to whom the honor will be given. In the afternoon there will he two baseball gamea, mimir hv tha Mtlwaukle braaa band and dancing. i 0 THE COLLtCTOR . MORE DOO LICENSES OBTAINED. Tage Muat Be Attached To Collara Or Pata Will Oo To Pound. Several more ownera of doga ob tained licenses Friday, and Chief of l"ollce 8baw announced that probably all othera who have peta would do ao In a few daya. He also ddclar"d that the tar muat be attached to the COl tare of tha dors. and. If not. the aril mala will he taken to the pound. The ownera will have to pay a fee of $1 to regain them. , a ' WEATHER INDICATION! ' ' Oregon City Fair; north west- a s erlr winds. COME AND SEE My eight 5-acre tracta of rich laral land 3-4 mile from Oregon City HmlU. Fronts on Molalla road and la on tha electric Una being built from Oregon City to Bllrerton. I will aall yon either tract for 700 and flta terma. I own tbla land and know tha value of land. Tbla If tha beat bargain to ba bad In Clackamas oounty. I have Una 0-acre tract on fine road I mllee from Oregon Cltjr. "' Ctobt win trade for eltr property anywhara from Oregon CUT to Portland. Give ia a daal or yon will alwaya wlen , oo had. CaU Room u Btavana taag, or write) Cyrus Powll i OREGON CITT. I ' , Box iOi rLKrLTRATLU BY WALT Ac DOUGALL It Is rrportwJ IKcil a Crilcaao actress Is still llvtno witk t f,Ji A.. lit...? ... t i iK.-r iutji rtmoana oui inu is me season tar irroK S lories. OM WHY? WKy do 1he metropolitan newspapers Invariably refer to trie lady as'tlie beautiful " and then 1$ queer the slory by printing her por- Trafl" rrtxe lor answer. Also- Why does it always lake eight weeks To ocl a suspender. button sewed oninddnatcan be trimmed in Vvo daya? l r SACK HAND I ' I - : BABY KNOWS A GOOD THIN& WhLN fit or-LS 1 1 I RAILROAD ORIi OUR MOVING PICTURC BOMH PROMISES TO SPEAK AT CHAUTAUQUA SENATOR -CXPeCTED TO DRAW . ONE OP SEASON'S LARa EST CROWDS. United States Senator Borah, of Idaho, Friday wired Secretary Gary, of the Willamette Valley Chautauqua, accepting an Invitation to deliver n address at the Chautauqua to be held at Oladatone. beglauing July 4 The Invitation waa accepted on condition that Congreaa adjourns be fore that time, the Senator explain ing that'll would be Imposalble for him to leave Waahlngton before the adjournment. The Chautauqua man agement la delighted wltn tne sena tor's acceptance, and It ta believed that he will draw one of the largest crowds of the meeting. It Is the Intention to punlah all per eons who attempt Jo gain admission to the ground thla year by climb ing over the fences. Gladstone haa Incorporated since the last Chau tauqua and fines of from f5 to $25 HI be imposed for violations or me law. Iloys and 'even men have per alated In climbing over the fences en- Closing the grounds. HEDGES NOT OPPOSED FOR SCHOOL DIRECTOR KB. HADDOCK DIES' AFTER LONG ILLNESS NEWS RECEIVED BY HER DAUGH TER, MRS. BURK, TOO LATE TO ATTEND FUNERAL. OIL at;d GAS eou;(d III LARGER dliftllTITlES DEVELOPMENTS AT STONE WELL ENCOURAGE PROMOTERS OF ENTERPRISE. MESSRS. CAUFIELD, AND MILLER JUDGES OP ELECTION. Mrs. F. C. Burk, wife of Councilman Burk, received word Friday that her mother. Mrs. Ely C Maddock, had died early In the day at Heppner, Or., where she and her husband conducted tbe"Talace Hotel. Mr. and Mra. Mad dock moved from here to Heppner about six years ago. She waa a daughter of Jacob Rauch. formerly sheriff of this county, and waa born and reared hefe. Mra. Maddock waa an estimable woman and waa gener ally beloved. Mra. Maddock baa been III for fifteen yeara and her death wa not unexpected. The first message re ceived by Mrs. Burk conveyed the in formation that her mother waa un cnnaclous, and while the former waa making arrangementa to go to Hepp ner, word was received that Mra. Mad dock Jad died. The funeral win be held at '0 o'clock today, and It will be Impoaaiblo for Mrs. Burk. and friends of Mrs. Maddock In Oregon City, to attend. The first train out doe not arrive at Heppner until late thla af ternoon. iualdea Mrs. Burk. Mrs. Maddock la survived by a son, Creaton Maddock, and a daughter. Mrs. J. U Wllkina. William Ranch, a brother, lives at Cladstone. S MAN KILLED NEAR MILWAUKIE. ! Robert Tucker, a laborer, waa killed by a car on the O. W. P. division of RANDALL the P. R., U & P. Co., near Mllwaukle Friday night. He was working on me . .k .V.. ... .trunk.. him ' I rC K W UOil lliF vi bi.uwiv i n tteilvea la the only candidate for school director at the annual elec tion to be held next Monday after noon from J to 4 o'clock In the City Hall building. Mr. Hedgea haa been requested to become a candidate to succeed himself, after having served two yeara "on the city achool board. David Oaufleld. George Randan, ana O. W. H. Miller hare been appointed judges of election and EL H. Cooper clerk of election. Oregon City achool elections are usually very oulet af faire, and next Monday'a will probably do no exception, ina annual taxpay era meeting for tne purpose of Bear Ing the reports of tho directors and olerk will be held next Monday eve ning at 7 o clock in tba oounty court house. Tbla meeting la open to the public. , Mra. Gunn Saeke Divorce. Minnie Gunn haa filed a ault for di vorce against Harry C. Gunn. They wera married In Prescott, Waah., on January 4. 188B. She eaye ha deserted her In 190S. There la one grown oon. Daniel Powers la Mra. Ounn'a attorney- .i Portland Couplea Oat Lieenaee. Tha following have been granted marriage lloenaea: Edith Email and Solomon Olack, of 130 1-1 Flrat atreot Portland; Corinna Inea Jugh and Jamea Erneat Poole, 117 M Cherry street, Portland. .. . t .. JUDGE BEATIE'S SONS T RUNAWAY Louis Vlerhus, of Stone, on whose farm a well la being drilled for oil, waa In the city Friday, and reported that the development of the paat few days were most encouraging. About Ave feet of drilling la being done dally, and on Thursday oil and gaa In larger quantities than had been found tefore, flowed from the well. Mr. Vlerhus and the experts, who are In terested In the enterprise, are confi dent that on and gas In large quantl tlea will- be found when the atrata of hard rock, encountered several weeka ago, la pierced. The well has been sunk to a depth of almost 1,400 feet Expert say that the strata that ia now being drilled through ta the same formation as what ia called the "oil cap" in the Texaa and California oil sections. FARMER LOSES TWO HORSES. F. G. Anderson Thinks Animals Prob ably Were 8tolan. F. G. Anderson, of Central Point, reported to the police of Oregoft-Clty. Friday, that two of his horaea were missing, and it waa probable that they had been stolen. He aald the horses disappeared from his pasture Thurs day night. Both are baya, and one weighs about 1.200 and the other about 1.300 pounds. On haa a white star on Its forehead. ROBERT THROWN FROM WAGON AND LEFT LEG FRACTUR CHARLES IS BRUISED. The two aona of R. B. Beatle, county Judge, were victims of an exciting runaway Friday, and one of them, Robert, IS yaara of age. sustained a fracture of the lft leg juat above the ankle. The fracture la an on usually serious one, and a special set of splints haa been ordered for It by Dr. Mount Charles, tho older boy, was brnleed. but bla injurlee are not serious. The boys were riding In tho grocery wagon of Frank Schoen born, when the horse became fright ened at Fourteenth and Jackson streets. The animal made a quick turn and the wagon waa npaet In a ditch. Tha boys wera thrown out, and Charles, who waa only atunned and bnitaed. went to hla brother'a as sistance, Robert waa Uken to hla home and I. H. .1. Mount waa mm monad. The fracture waa temporarily aet until tha proper kind of aptlnta could ba obtained. Everybody Knows Something; About Lumber Values these days, but the homebuilder who llstena to the cry of "wait until lumber la cheaper" Is not ipt to be auy nearer his goal on his deathbed than he la today. The Government recommends TIMBER CONSERVATION and this alone la proof that lumber has a flxed valua. Our yeara of experience In buying and eelllng lumber lead ua to advise our freinds that MOW S THE TIME TO BUILD. There'a but one crop of Umber for moat of ua. it you contem plate a new home wa want to talk with you we hare all grades of lumber. The loweet quality atarta at good and goea up. Give ua a call and learn the facta about these lumber values. Builder's Supply Co. AIMS BIG PARTY USINESS MEN TAKEN IN AUTOS OVER SECTION OF CLACKA MAS SOUTHERN ROUTE. RADINC BEING PUSHED RAPIDLY Cost of Construction to Date Only Little More Than $5,000 Line la Certain to Be Big Pay - Ing Investment. The directors of the Clackamaa Southern Railway Company, who have been working diligently for the past two months In the actual construction work on the road, concluded to ex hibit to the business men of Oregon City and some of the prominent farm ers living In the county, the work that they have accomplished, and In order to do that, moat of the ownera of automomllea in and around Oregon City, donated the services of their machines at 1:30 o'clock Friday, and took a merry party of more than fifty up the Abernethy to the grade and went over a large part of the completed road bed. It waa the unanimous verdict of all who witnessed the construction work that It waa done In a good business like manner, and whea the visitors were informed that all of the grading had been accomplished which they viewed, and all tools, powder and the clearing of the right-of-way for fully one and one-half miles beyond the grades, and the total cost of every thing to date did not exceed $5488.00, they were very much surprised at the careful and economical methods pur sued by the board of directors. Money Used to Bast Advantage. All of the visitors who viewed the work are well acquainted with the board of directors and know their busineea qualifications, and that alone Is a guarantee to every Investor that bis money will be used to tha beat advantage in the actual construction work of the road. It baa been carefully estimated that the road can be completed to Molalla for $150,000. under the present careful management, and that every dollar Inveated in atnek will be worth many times Its present value when tha road ia completes", and the director and a large a umber of stockholders are re aubscribing to the capital stock, aa they are convinced that the building of thla road ia one of tha beat and aafest Investment ever presented to the people of Clackamaa County. One of the risltora made the state ment that he believed that an invest ment tn the capital sock of the Clack amaa Southern Railway Company, un der the present management, waa first- class, for the reason that there la no possibility of loas, aa the directors have guaranteed that no floating in- debtedneaa will he allowed, and aa a result of that policy, the investment could not be Jeopardized by a failure to pay interest, aa there would be no Interest to pay. Team Work Prograaaaa. . The team work on the grade la pro gressing rapidly east of the Newell Creek canyon, but that part of the work waa not visited by the large number of people who went out on the work Friday, as it waa Impossible for them to cross the ateep canyon wwn out great effort. The graders are also at work at Beaver Creek, coming toward Oregon City, and that work will progress very raDldly on account of the even con tour of the ground. It will not be many montha until the people of Clackamas County will be convinced that by pulling together they can ac complish what they have been want- ins- for more than twenty yeara. The cltlxens of Oregon City and that part of the country traversed by the line will be the onea moat vuauy benefited by the early completion of the road, for the reason that It will place in the Portland and other mar kets timber and other products of the value of more than a half millloa dollars each year from the Interior of the county, and the money received therefor will be scattered throughout Clackamas County, and every line of business will be greatly benefited. Rosd Will Pay From 8trt. The stockholders of this company are to be congratulated upon one fea ture of this enterprise, and this Is, the board of directors are not Issuing any watered stock, and every dollar's worth of stock outstanding repreaenta actual rash Dald: so when the road Is completed, the outstanding stock; will represent the actual cash used In the construction of the road, and the dlvldenda derived from the road's operation should be aa great aa the dividends derived from the stock issued by the Sumpter Valley road, and the reporta filed in the Secre tary of State'a office ahow that the Sumpter Valley road paid 400 per cent on Its capital atock for a period of eight yeara. In order to Inauro the early com pletion of thla road, the board of di rector feel that the clUiena of Clack amaa County should come forward without aollcitatlon and taka from one to five aharee of the capital atock. and In doing so, they are not giving away anything, but placing their money where It will bring handsome returns. People Welcome Railroad. Tba people of Oregon City welcome the day when the vast belta of Umber growing In the foot-hills near tha Mo lalla Valley will begin to ba- oat and loaded upon the cara and shipped to the river below the falla at Oregon City, and the old sawmill located la the north part of town will begin to turn Ita wheela and manufacture Into lumber aome of tha large foraata which ara now inaccessible on account of the lack of railway tranaportatlon. After thla road haa been completed, all of those who falldd to aubacrtba to the capital atock will feel that tby PRINCE TR0UBETZK0Y. Russian Artist Who Is Husband f the Neveliat Amelia Rives. SUSPECT, PER EIRE OF POSSE, missed an opportunity of making one of the beat and aafest Investments that has ever been presented for their consideration. There are two reasons why the peo ple should come forward and sub scribe for the capital atock of thla meritorious enterprise, the first one being for the public good, and the second, a safe and sane investment. NISSnSB; C0M1I AH POPULAR YOUNG WOMAN HURT IN FALL AND VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA.' SHOWS HGILT The condition of Miss May Rambo who haa been ill for sometime, waa critical laat night Dra. Carll and Otnaat ar Aat-aimaa t aooataat atten tion. Several weeka ago Miss Rambo Injured her aplne in a fall down aj flight of stairs at a Main street store. She had not recovered from tha Injury when she waa stricken with pneu monia. U was at first . thought ahe would recover from thla, but her con-. ditlon haa been growing: worse the last few days and Friday- it became alarming. Mlas Rambo la one of the moat pop ular young women in tha city, and her friends are legion. She ia at the home of Mr. and Mra. William Rambo, at Sixth and John Adama streets. ARMED TWILIGHT FARMERS PUR SUE MYSTERIOUS MAN WHO USES CLUB. FELLOW MAY BE SLAYER Of EliS Frightened Woman Talephonea Sher iffs Office and Party Hurries In .Auto to Scan Man Escapee. A mysterious man supposed to know something or the Hill tracedy -near Ardenwald Station, waa pursued by a party of men near Twilight Fri day afternoon, and (hooch aeveral shots were fired at him. ha escaped into the woods. Whether the man ta the maniac, reported to have been aeen in Oregon City, or the man who attacked Qua oontz. tne Araeowaio milkman, or la atlll another suspicious character, Is not known, but that he la ..It her insane, or knows ba la eus- pected of aome crime la evident from hla actlona. He fought one of hla pur suers with a club, and when tha a hots were fired at him ha ran the faater. A woman half-erased , with mght called np Deputy Sheriff ' Mllee over the telephone about 3 o clock, ana toia him that a desperado was terrorizing the Twilight neighborhood. She de clared that mora than half doxen men, aome 'of them armed vttfc rifles and pistols were in pursuit of tha man, and bagged the deputy aborts to make up a posse and hurry to the scene. Posse Use Auto In Pursuit. Mr. Miles at once notified Chief of Police Shaw and Dearatr Sheriff Frost. and commanderlne; the automobile of tha Rev. P. A. Scaimdt went to Twi light at full speed. Tha party started from the courthouse and It la esti mated that the machine aped through Main atreet at a rata of forty-fite miles an hour. . The greatest excite ment prevailed on the atreet, and a. rumor soon spread that tha alayer of the family of four had been ear rounded at Twilight. Upoa-tMaulBg Twiiieht Oaeaiy Ber- lff Mile and hla party encountered half a doxen men. among whom ware U Ma toon e, road foreman and D. Black. The men declared that thy had pursued tha suspect into the i wooda, and that one of the party dur ing the chaae had overtaken tha man and a hand-to-hand fight ensued. The fellow, however, had a club, which he wielded vigorously, and managed to free himself. Meaara. Miles, Shaw an4 Froat .acoured the entire neigh bor hood, and went far Into tha wooda where they had been told tha man (Continued on Pag oaeao49aooamooooaaooavaoooaoaaooa s. i WANTED I i 5 to 20 1 Acre Farms Jitr Oregon Citf Ve have several buyers waiting and many coining If your place i$ for sale and the price right come and xre n at onre. 1 . tajstS W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO. Phone: Paclflo M-SO. Hon A-19. , 12 Mala St, Oreffa" Cly. W4KO0w4OwOOWOwWOOOP E 0 BMW Don't f of get the Kodak on yotir vacation trip. It will doable yoar pleasure and prolong yoaf enjoy ment for years to come. ' , " ' ',. Brownie Kodaks 41 to 412 v Pocket Kodaks 0 to i25 . Hare a talk with oor Kodak eaan and fcet a catak. All the new things frota the Kodak city. kodak AGcirrs ' - enzcen err ; I 14th and Main. i -for -V