o '"" . . liORXIXG ENTERPRISE. FKIDAVVJITLY 14. 1911. - ::o2hikg oiterfrise 02XG0H OTT, ORTGOJ ! t kHjal 1 1 niaaai Oar, 'Baa. CITY OFF1CIAA, ItOrSPATCJL Jtiy 14 In Amencan Hstsry- 1S-Gatcal JWIaaM l-aL rtr OlH. kf. Mai. MtcCat! I9L POtfTrt FOR PUBUCfTY 1 c c brooie. iw d Pan j a aws " V 1 rfe aaaaa aft Ca-aaaa CHr Oia. Mm Ac as" Ms iO . im.- ... Tans rxjcurm v-wr. ay -j - TU ' .-keeked, charma. wiaWaw raw nwia, by iB..I..I. L . kVh t f. . aa HfTW . ......... Jn fw. ) avtfTwhda VttMtfbHB flHV 0aaaaraa) . JM Baa ser eta-rr Oak Brat aa. Bar, ' ma kMrta Xe , taMirMtarUMiOnlMi WW M . Warn. Fur fta. " "' Ium tar tlmtPM ha Was r toilful ma to It mtmm mam tar fto wiiapr. Wain Cka I a I il a iaatini ftaas Uaa aaJJr aa tto a m tar raal af to aj u Baal Ma aw - rpl'lLaiJi aa "a-aaaaaaafm"ai Capcws aaaartfaaa-a- tea-a-tal Weaaaaaw. ISSS-Tfea CryatM raiara xWMOm aamaii ka ?w Tarfcrtty. ' aaaVk tfcCaVr. Hf&Z MaCB t'fc ATTllOMOMICAt. tVEWT. ( aaj f li 1 1 1 1 -I ta av am-: 4 bl aa, Xt i fraaa aa - a tkaf kr. at j ....-. The speech mt Gas htiwiritfd has Ivtatattoa ta the EUts ta earn to parOaa.1 fca 1)12. ahoaht - v-' taia Ash rarav It la BtH short mi a eta ark Ja this; Mr. aa4 Mrs. Gora UueQe attest coaianuiity. aa4 the host of It is nVei Chaatawisa last Wedaeadaj. trath. j Mr. atd Mrs. ShKr4 calfe4 oa thtra arna this mlaaia fc " '" 1 th t Oat haw of Qregoay Washagtoa aad Idaho; aad aa4 their rirsSa scfl has beea . iaio th 1 hatt flcidl cf the wwrli; fcmto asscBlficcst oreh- ' ards arodaciBc th heat aad th sweet- at of S3 th frahs of the earth; -if a -Jja. . . . , w-Mhterfal Mda of aB ki-ds: tnto augaiftccat Oower rtrdeas aad a fact tsto everything that Is good aad heaa- ;'. tifaJ. Oar prinaeral forests containing th Cneat spraoe, ftr aad pine U tie Wat are betog raptdiy aaaaaf actared ! lot htmber. aad yet with ail Ore goa a weahh ta loaher. the inroads upon her voaderful forests are hard ly aoticeabl a yet. This great country is now th home of a large papulation of good and. krraj citiieas, aad village aad cities have ! , .prwag a. rapidly that ow, country Is tk wonder of the age. We want you to cotae and see for yourselves. lh several of the larger cities In this Stone Pile and Not. Civil Suits For Trust Officials By itnmtor J. W. KXRN of lodians 8 ENTENCINO OF ONE TRUST OFFICIAL GUILTY OF VIOLAT ING ' THE r SHERMAN : LAW TO THE STONE FILE ' FOR THIRTY DAYS WOULD DO ORE TO BREAK UP THE 'TRUSTS THAH THE INSTITU- sa4 assfl aad sweitcrmc asst. 1 -Wjssr fca hrrite ym a a wrheso tkoae rurnmhita ar arer kswwa. Owt af mmr sraat coaairT t ' TION OF A THOUSAND CIVIL SUITS , TWra k' no prospect for relief until bdiridnala alvtD be beld . FEKSOXALLY WaTJOtuablo for tbeir riolation of tb criminaJ law. TTbe dissolving of trtutg baa aot aolred tb moDopoIj problem, and there k do prospect tbat other disaolation proaeeutiooa to b brotigbt aginat trBftg under the drO sertHHii of tbo Sberman law will compel tbo trrasts to GOOD BEHAVIOR. .We lfUST bar competition. ' Coder all recognized economic principle eompefitMa k NECESSARY for tbe welfare of tbe people, geaeimll gpeaAisg. - . Bot bow can we bar conipetitioa go tone as monopolies are allowed to exist f It can't be done, and tbe OXLV wgr out of it k to break tr? tbe trust by jail in? some of tl.clr . RKSPOXSI BI.F t ";'. .''". . , ., t- , v . m . .ia - assur evmvnemm. rwiaaara. laar akx 1 W pa - aaw J i tU gard f l.- uWiM tV wwrtd; wvi J Hi, a hKMI 1-TBTl. N Of to fortoeorw f tw y er.rl bosw. a4 WJn . ( th etty 4 Yvt-?l rot 4 " j rarr l J If W est? kt fcawr M1 t han t H,uwr t-.w 4 w ICOag tC n e a rra. Pwific: ;tf nca kcMtw tk kif i F crt MEAOOWSKOOIC ! - .. - i 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 i Oartr a awjaaM- freaa bt k aiVrM t Gre C&apM m "J rhastaiiD 5idy. rraotC tar tb I vfcu Jh aa akuM. TVf Mm mjtij - mw Latftxn ai BmoF a4 HkVaa H- . . i- ,s 'viatV. ! era CaJjforxia tlis cU: -Mak War for tb CkUra. to aw a mi ik "" lnmCi ad laaft Hara, n! J br U'aa SJairotB: forltatkm. jtkat tk tl ta o far SaaJe. axr e4rtx as4 otkervis -aul ar rip ta J ."" Etta StraJa: 1 rkarrk bells mill b brr ta ff Til ar9n2 iktr ranck cc a a2j Wjt4 a&4 aoBf by pt: Tfc lit. for vrryoo to ladinf farm. i - srjmrvr tsjorzx it UujWimb. "Tk Tkr UtU Bkat-1 3rt to awt to kM t K C. BtwaAr vas sarreraac roi ( frvai kis piac m tk Jancuoa of Maia a Cala-ntfTr ?rr. Mrs. Carira Holaaaa aa4 aBtktr. ; ktaaa Alar, fet taAia a racatysa at ;tk raack. Mrs. Ciaalsra vaa tAa to Port . babe Tata day to rcciT trraiaaeai at kosattaX ; Ta Sckafer Lrakr Campy atart- : 4 a bare crrv of aa q-b tko rHr wt-.k a riT of aJ)oa XS. Cms tkia week. . Mr. IkntW la cma a aeriea of , kcraa oa taltlfic la a mH aoa. GiH Uoooty ta a 0jatl caller ; at tk Cay raack atac to , tk Essie farai across tk river. TW1 LIGHT. Mis MarpkT. of ra4 koajt after a eruM vfjit k kr atajsia. Miaa Bertha BsJr 1 Mr Scheer. f Portlaa. kaa beea raaakiac her aoo Heary Sheer a Ttarx. ) Mrs. McXaashtoa. of Seattle, mwi i Mr. E. A- Hiakie. of ParGaatL are firu of Mx. aa4 htra. A. H. Harrer- Mrv Geors LaseQe -aa ia Salem this k TtaitlBc rvlailraa uv4 ar- -jteacUa; the Cben-r FeatiTaL Sirs. Jfetaoe aad chiMrea. of -a- jwit scaiarBrr sva- , day afteraooaL We ar sooa to lose Mr aad htra. Charles Caida-eU. They har xmtj ylin'1 b1 ahoat a year, mad hare aaad , eui umtH a ao nrgTei 10 ae taeai leaT. They hare sold their farai to , a taarfy froai th East. ' FIRWOOa T W J WrtT la. laiaJ tnaila aaom mi Rmna fcatl- mm.- -r-i.. aot. that ye be aot Jadged.' The dis- j coarse was worthy of considerab tV- ifw Tl fort practiced by each iadiTldaal we ; tA(. Uvfrfrxa of hea J amonj as. Mr. Wlm expects to lee ,nr' airsin here oa July tZ. Mrs. Annie Eru aad daoxhten i rk. mwkw, f-uruaaMi. : are najting her father. A. Malar at . their old home at Plrwood. John I "lay with E. D. Hart's. A number of i frtends f-.aj the neirltborhood oine4 ! Mrs. L. W Warren left Tuesdav for tbe rom;r.y and all had an enjoyable a two month s visit to Rochester. X. in- T, with her daughter. Miss E-b; Hart came out-from Port- i The Citv Council met Tuesday ve laad to apeud the Fourth. The family ! c:nr. Bid were advenlsed for tbe ,roir' 10 Rm spend the day. i Mr- Clark Corey and several others 1 ' i reternwted the Fcnrh at tVa Kcme W. F. richer ; I Mr. and Mrs. Pbipps. of Cottrell. j ' "J M Uijoin. ot .ncago. visit-; erameut. Trail, near Mt. Hood. I i ) X If . I II 1 W S S I r ii Stories from. LOOGE- sn rr-d fcoso Her P-" ni kT tTr'kf. Vr U au ft. um!M It vacs erim Fvn nk t -r : . . . at.. v mfi k Il ' r ' :.T AW I l"""" . . u xm ! jl iit-d at t Ul ! clTw ortH-kt Impror- xnit Tk -fcildr, ay nerria rrraona. Ja'y Jl Tb c&apel u rr ) fk-aa. Tk jTocran. of rertt tiov aa4 N-:r rtnlma tT tk bttif folk Ti foUoics tfc TTOcraas of a rrcJ bT tk pti: tirrf Pnwr aad aocr. JiM Waata . . dKua - Kv lwa Bi-iKarr -Knuta Brtyaa.' rvclUllKMI or I hr rnai nVkUac Fraactaiont rhrtortoBS la th rae ftlayod at SaBdatrora a&4 Rab Waroer. tailoa. -Mamar Not." by Irea War- ar "Th Storm Beatea BJoasoma." 1 hy flT httie riri. Rerttatlott. -What th Daisy SaVi." by Raby Waraer. ftecitatioa, -Oo-aperatkio." by Esther HTrtxs. scd Jtttl AtSo McFartaa had th aleascre of tkaaklBf for this heaatiTal Chi'dreo's Day and a soac -Jeans Bid V Shia. ' br th ptiatary ciaaa. dosed the exerciaem. Oa Wedaeadar afteraooa Mrs. Harry Pais:oa m eetertata th six boys who assisted la the Chfldrea's Day i eniata to ire . rmm at her hoaae. Oaa EasseH. Arthur Roberts, N toa Strala. Dtasald VacParUa aad Georrc aad Clarence Hardy ar gota to Portlaad alth theai oa htoaday. Mrs. H H- EmaoBS aill TFBd part of the ark oa her reach at Lebaaoa. Mr. aad Mrs. Tibbens ar rejoirta over th arrrral of a titti daashtr at thetr hois oa SwUy.' Jaiy th. There 1I1 he a ipeoial aaeetias at th rhoot hoose oa Taesday re- aias. Jaly It. at g o'clock, for the porpoae of leryia a tax for the com- j plerioa of a Backer room la th school bttUdlag. So ataay ew families hare receatly aoTd to this plac who hare Children of school are. that the one teacher bow emplored ess hsrdJy do Justice to th pupil Jtr. ao: Mrs. Leoaard Booth, who hare beea ocrwpyiae Rock Lodre har J rersnted to Portlaad. Mr. aad Mrs. Edd Cartia. of Port- laad. hare receatly moved law their piarw. uiu( pwrcaaaew tse tiaver-) camp place. . J Mrs. Frank Pratt, of Gladrtoo. srent Monday with her sirer Mrs. J P. Strain. The flowers used In the church i dr" ? s' tkn to. jBg and tk derrick Is sailing sky- " Jrt" mT V" ! rd- If Ver. I. oil right near our Welrk s son is ill and to th St. Vln-, rlllage. with our river front snd splen cent hospital where Mr. Strain has j 4)d electric service, and rich farming been for th past two weeks. ' laad. there win MILWAUKIE. Mr. M4one Johnson weot to CI arses to attend th rrange meet In r keid there Wednesday. I George Wlssinger met wiih an acc: ' lent Monday while cutting a rope on ' a bmdie cf papers. The knife sliDprl aad cut tis hand. Dr. To .-n lev umkh:. ..v IT . ' - loir tuaiwa in I ur: injurr. i L W Warren has rented the Welsh place and will move his family there in a few days. improrercer-t of 'he extension of Har- rison street. Th u.vK- n.i. . . . : day evening. c!uh ispasaa to tit a play in the near future. Dr. G J Scbottler. of Det'er, Minn pent Tb'jrvla with Mr. Bo) sled. Dr Scbottler frr.m Mr. Bolsted s old home, so they spent a very pleasant irne tocether. He was favorably Im pressed with Oregon and Its climate lriquir.es for real estate ar more , numerous nowadavs owtnr to the tm j provements in MHwaual. , rn Sunday afternor.n Mr. A. U. Bol , !ed took a trip to Rocky Mountain. r.or?h of Montavilla. Mr. Bolsted jrlln l the mountain and obtained a firie view of the surrounding country. ; H ro-jld ee the Columbia river up .to re t arcades and down to St. Hel ,er.. Kalama and Trontdsle, and ap to .Oregon City. j George C. Browned and a friend, of j Oregon CU; were visitors here Tnes dsy evening, lor. king over Mr. Brown j ell's prorerty. Mrs. Thomas Toats and baby went to Oregon City Wednesday oa host- ,ne. Mr. Ella Maple was a Portland Tts lrr Tuesdav. Mr. and Mrs. N aland, of Sellwood. ?re living In a tent on tbe Kennedy I place for the summer. vb Lee snd wife snd Mr. aad Mra. JPntil spent Sunday with Mrs. Brown ! ' f Oregon City. Mrs. James A. Johnson went to.Sea s'r'e on account at illneaa la v ill-. Mrs, t'nderwood Is taklna- ear of the bouse during Mr. Johnson's absence. CAPE HORN. All the farmer ar vry busy with their bay and garden track. A few lost tbeir potatoes by th heavy frost a few weeks ago. Strawberries wer very . plentiful and a few can be bad yet hut tb ses aoa Is almost over for them this year. Quit a aumber from her attended tbe New Era eampmeetlng Sunday. Mra. Sopba Adklna. of Mull no, and her sister, Mary, wer the guest a of Mrs. Sam Wllkersoa Monday after noon. Mabel Burnt and Ethel Thomas eslled on Miss Bertha Rlgga Monday. A few from her attended th dance at Anderson's Saturday night i Roy Thomas and Lester Rlgga took In th dance at New Era Satarday eveniag. i I Out of Town WILSONVILLE- - ak ay iatl t . of Noooia 4 Urry - TV. .111 mow Bnr ftinri cm v- - .., fro. our TllUW UP" ; w.. . 1. tvmaaa PT ' fr.U trots port.- Ian aIl. to vktcb all J cordially toiitW. orkTls: oa iJv foltowtet Sabbat. r t.ree o-rtock. at tW cli of Sabbath Tba krv iatkm at nl.in. irt r4 by ta rfn Ectrtc Co . la goit 'o b Uric bulW- inc. as th o!4 om I af.rrlr mxa'a tor lb rrt laoml of ship pir . krr- Tfc ckarrfc tmildloK tx-mj erected lb kttMkodist d-aolot4oa, to cuil cc4u ateailUT OB. ad tb aUQBd omiM. TW Wnaoavtlr Athlile Oub cam Jtci-iitou ao Jair 412. i'!HarB tor rata aas a cloa oa from aiart to nalsh. Tom Baker as aitcher far the rillac team. arhU hta brother. Bert Baker, pitched for th Sherwood Wne-ap- ' - Mr. aad Mrs. Bars, of Loa Aajc lea. Cal. raa thromch WllsnoTill on. Saaday oa their ay to the raach k soars as th Schraeer alac which Mr. Barnes recectly porckased. Tbey trareled by aato ail th way from th Aaei City aad report splendid weath er aad rood roads, ail the way. Mr. aad Mr. Dinsmor )oiad th party at Salem, aad after iaspertiac the rajK-k her. Mr. aad Mrs. Banaes aad tbeir rsts west to Portland where they wlQ rtsit for a few weeks before retaralait to Los Aaceles. Mr. Barnes Intends halldlBK s beaatlfal home oa his farm her ia the asar fatarsv aad expects to naor to Orejoo t reside permaaeatly. Robert Graham. aecoaipaaid br Mr. aad Mrs gtrtncley aad sta. of Rerel- stork, a arriTed oa Wednesday last to isit for a roW of dsn at the Graham farm. Henry Aden's store is sow In Its splendid new location, and Is well 8 lied with a fin new stork of roods. ! . ' --- -win"! i" ir. utodsi on ais rancD sear WllaoarUla. The Lawrence hotel has chancH haads. and th sew manacement has pat ia aa ice cream parlor, which seeaot to be well pa: roc lied this hot veataer. . ' The WllBoarUle Oil Co. is tmlMin I a aftv ton derrick or. inK. -w . farm, aad drtJUar for oil will be-ia ' Immediately after the rlrrlng is built Ur m.n i. t. .t. i. ;UbL there will be little left for WiL ' srnvine peopl to long for. EAGLE CREEK. Some of the farmers are taking ad deerave has charge of the cream route ts his absenre Prank Johnston and Russell Frost a.e d'rf&g svjiDe slashing for Miss Nel vauai.-a ou aer uover raacn. Mr ft n rl a - ah fwaf QwA I l?h Arthur Miller and wife. Miss Mary Bew. returned to Port land Sundar Mark New ar.H .!!. ar. earner.. a V CUU'Ji; ' at tbe Can s lo-m Mis. 41.ee tea ka. a o:rmn Ur a i vi a.... Scholia, spent la,t week at home. Clarence Casaidy was called to San Mrs. Johnston return to Portland Monday having spent tk week with her son, Frank at Hood View camp. Mr. and Mrs Retd spent the after eoon Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Crom -awif t-v . vs lvv; u I x wr as Charles Keith and wife were Esta- cada visitors Monday. Mrs. Kittmiller aad Walter wer up to their ranch th Brat of the week. Mr. Shaw bat built a poultry bona. He oset th philo system of brooders. COLTON. Fanners are taking advantage of the nice weather la making hay. Miasea Edith Borkner and Meda Hubbard, of Portland, ar visiting Mr. and Mr. Walter Gorbett, at Colton. Charlie Swan, of El wood. Is bsaling shingles to the valley from W. E. Boo ners shicgl mill at Colton this week. Mr. snd Mra. Joha Una aad son. of 8c appose. Or., ar aJoylng a plena ant visit wttn the Utters parents, Mr aad Mra. Boaney. Philip Putt rt to work at Dix Bros, saw mill at 8cbubU last Sunday. Th llltl girls' sewing society was beld at Mrs. C Stromgreen's last Sat arday. ; - - ,-. ( George Ball wa a visitor at Colton last week. Will Dix. of Sckubl. spent 8unday at bom with his mother. Mra. Dix. Mr. and Mra. Gus Gottbnrg moved Into their new bona last week. Mr. and Mra. W. E. Bonney called on their son, d. E. Bonney and family, at Elwood, Sunday. Otto Sorenaon mad a trip to Sliver too to visit bis family a few days last week. M. A. Bergluad was a business visit or In town Monday. . George Wallac hauled a load of lumber to his homestead from High land on day this week. V. S. Dix and R, Putx made a trip to Howard'a mill at Mnllno. Monday. Mr. and Mr. L O. Dig are staying with the bitter's parents, Mr. aad Mrs Joha Ersas, at Mullno this week.' Ar yoa a subscriber to th Morn ing Enterprise? If aot yo should call and let ut put your nam on tb uh crtptlon llrt Immediately. HEW ERA MP IS DUOYQ) BY lAIlY MUNOREDt MtA J06AAM OF .PlRITVALItTS. WHO ARt IN ANNUAL tKtftlON. Beat Speaker M Messsgs Brn - Obtainable Hav tcwrd foe Big IwMwBst Wh'h Cls Auowst . NEW ERA. Or. Jaly 11-Th thlr ty akath acspmtt of th New t.r Camp mel oi-aed Us itstes to tk teaeral pablic Uat Satsrdsy, Th camp wiU roatioo Bl11 Aaiaat th Last gsadsy there was aa audience ol two haadred or more people ho lis leaed with wrapt attention to th mornlBg and arteraioa lecture sad aanBsa. Lctr. roofereoce sad mojtajrrt " 1m e"rT thrmKhont th fK of tb sessloa. Dsnces Tharsdr ad Satarday ereoln of th week. Srtrit aallsts are th happiest sad taoti coo teated peopl tm th fac of th earth tor throuxh thetr phlloarhy and rn aometva of spirit retara ha com the proof tkat -U a man die shall he lire arsis" m the aiTtrmative. Th peo pl of Oreron showM o tall to Tislt New Era camp this session for at no tlm la It history has th profram keen so reinforced with th best speakers and messac bearers obtain able. Among 'h leetarers aad psy chics sre: A- Scott- Bledsoe aad Etta 8 rtWsoev of Kansas 0y. Mo.; Col. J.' t.1 nudea. of jy A acele. Mr Da, the educsted Hlnda Wtarer. of IndU: Mr Alike V. Bailey. Mr. M. A. Cocgdoa and Mr. Lsdd Flanl can. of Portland. Or. and txher. A Scott Bledsoe Is an ex minister of Ortbodoiy. a forcefal and haBvaroos lecturer. He has been speaking for th spiritualist colt for th Pt fl frees years. He la also a most xcllet Message bearer. Mr Bledsoe la aa In teresting speskerand carries eonvlc tka to tb ltnirc of her andleac by a dramatic Impress to her remarks Sb Is also a message bearer of rare merit Col. J. U Drydea knows the Bible from Genesis to Revelations Ilk aa open book. If has beea lecturing spiritualism for th past seventeen years and In his logical, all-convtncing. more thaa pleasing lectures he proves that the Bible -prove' th phenome na of spiritualism from lid to 114. Mr Bailey. Mr Congdoa and Mrs Plnatcan are too well know a to Ore gon la a for comment. Mr. Das. the Hindu lectnrer, will fc In camp next week. OAK GROVE. L. E. Betttley left Tuesday morning -;fo, Msrouam to Tlslt his parent, for . k Wtll little Arlet Alexander was ptayiag with his brother Monday eve ning in th yard b bit his tongu , Dr Grimm was called and took -a stitch la his tongue. Mr. J H. Riley was an Oregon City visitor-Tuesday. The Modern Woodman of American 1, - F. W. Green was out Tuesday eve ning looking after his Interests here, Maud Toats spent Monday with Mary Rice Mr. and Mr Brown. Duaald Brown. . Misa Kllgore and Miss Cook took a rar ride 10 Oreron City Wednesday. jtrturnlrig by host to Portlands ! Oak Grove baseball team defeat.! i the J C. Bayers team f Portland. ' Sunday at Oak Grove. Score 27 to 12. ! On t,f the Oak Grov ioyt was hit j bv the bail on the arm. breaking the , ligimeuta. The Junior baseball team was de I feated by the Brooklyn team Sunday nvirntn . U "Tr,.,B f 8uT' : ill.'Z K tJ nU, . !bL" ' ,!r, tri "p ,h visiting 8a- l"m! A!l. Other plSCeS. ' 6r" Vanordstrand and family ; Uf J "h fTieBds. Mf. Van Tdstrand la located In Portland for 1 present. j 'r "d ? , Row.,r- ,V P2r,,"n,L i ?Z u t "X"" 8U."dm', ' "J..'? Wh.h.,. ,a awod ihm d, . h, sin. Mrs. Edna Hurst. Monday. Mrs. J. H. Vorbls and children, of ttaPttaMil ssauaw "ffHaaa aa.lV Uaaw I villain, s-ui ui wiidi J una mie. : . orhlss sister Mr. Vondreha. Mrs. 8 her ley Adams also spent the dsy with her mother and aunt, Mrs. Vonderha. la. E. Armstrong. E. C. Warren, and some of the hand girls went up tot T. R. Worthlngton's to practice tbelr, band lesson. j Mr. and Mrs. Brown and altter. Mist j Kllgore. were Portland visitors Toes- , ELWOOD. Hemmed In by foot bills and canyons Such as busters delight to climb; Guarded by the snow whit sentinel Of ML Hood In her grandeur sublime. Lies many fertil and tilled acres, "Indian Klckspoo," reads tb legend of old. More recently styled "Elwood." tbe region of gold. Tb patter of th welcome rain heard upon th roofs over th sleepy farmers canned pleasant dreams of more abundant crops. Tb fruit crop wag hurt by frost. Cherries are about one-half crop wbll pears, apples and prunes are scarce, , Th train oa aa average u rood Lewis Vallen realised $175 a sack for potatoes. This anrely makes tb seller laugh at th buyer's scowl. Mr. Fester Cadlnao Intends to build a boas near Estacada. His wife and children are rlsltlng John parks her father. ' Matt Dibble and family visited rets Uvea last Sunday at tb ahlngla and pool mllla on Clear Creek. A dam baa beea const meted on Lit tle Clear Creek for floating bolts of cedsr and alder to th shingle nd pool mills. A few neighbors aided Mr! Msllkle the'lr bay" ,h flM ",hr T ttlnf Mrs. w. P. Douglass, accompanied by her brother. Charll Sweeney, rw, tnrned horn laat Friday from Steven son. Wash., wher she visited bar oar etna for a few days. t E. Elliott, on of tb BKreh.ntt of Fart Creek, purckased aa auto r. cnuy. hwt yswr matters rHv i ar dplr her. TaSiJf M U Tr. X" M. g, r bw ..e.rit.lllMtW., TH M.g 0g AN0 OPIN AN ACCOUNT AT TM The Bank of Oregon City OLDEST BANK lit THE COUKTY . ft C UTOURXTTI fr-tismi f J MRTtn. Cs. THE FIRST NATIONAL BAKU ol OREGON CITY. OREGON CAPITAL, M4VMC0A at a frral aahlof Tr LET UC DRILL YOUR WELL ORKQOm OUT nu. nvr g. eeJOl"K Mr and Mr II. T. Glb-a. of Bar ton. were visiting James Gibson San- 4Mr. and Mr. Henry I'd.U 4 eh ren, of Dover, visited at th horn of James Gibson Sunday. Claud Mslrolm. Myrtl nad Mary Woodl. of Estacada, Mis IN-rtland, and Roy? Sturtevsnt, of Cor nelius, spent Sundsy at the forf horn of th Wood I. Mrs Viola Ihrnglass. Miss Plna aad Ed. Roy aad Carl DougUss wer chautauqua visitors Tsdsy. LOGAN. Read Ihe drotight Bews In other states then be thankful yo v In Clackamas county. Hay making Is tb order of th day now. m The-hall gam between Logaa and Weona wss 7 to in tb latter s favor The long legged bird seems to hsv a preferenc for this locality hi lat st galls being at llewey . Swales a new son. and J. W. Watts, of 8(oa. new daughter. air Frwwierirk'a team ran away on day tbla week, but no serious damage Is reported. . Clear Creek Creamery patron r led for th month of Jun 2c net pound fr butter fat. Number of lbs. cream received for th month. liJS'i : butter msaafartured. 21.HI lb. To tal proceeds. $L13 77 Miss Mary Frederick Is visiting her parents this week. CLARKE. Willie Marshall is making hay. Mr. Cummins rut hay for Mr. Stuart. Edward Bool sowed turnip d lal wek." Mr. Marquardt went to town Usl week. Charlie MarshaM bauM oats in town last week. Mr. and Mrs. liaison and Mia. O. Man In spent Sunday with Mr. at.! Mlta. aLewM Mrs. . Rottemllier baa returned horn. Mr Elliott, from Elwood. rsme Ihrraiah rlarhaa rtm Monday. Otto Elmer went ap to naiem to pick cherries. Mrs. Washburn via'ted Mrs. tsenn- ner last week. u. itoiiemliler la hoeing hla po tatoes. Mr. Bergman ta kalping bid sir u. ettiaurar la riesrius. Mr. . libera called on Mr. Mclntyr o 8unday. Pster Hover pnrrhased a horse from W. O. KHenamlth. Edward Mclntyr was on the sir list. Mr. Sullivan la hauling lumber Miss Erma Loony Is visiting 7clma Cummins. Mr. Sullivan son and da-nters went to town on S nVuy to b mi. firmed by th bishop of 'he Catholic church. STAFFORD. Mercury stands around from &) to" M degree but th Inhabitants ar not suffering, aa w guard against over xertloa. Gus Gebhardl. hat. sold his. thrift r little farm. of it acres to a Mr. Fletch er for the neat sum of $3WXj. Mr. Wiseman and others have been picking Royal Anne cherries. al Fred Bakers for half. The sect, eslled the Church of God. which tat been holding meetings In aai3-iTii.i THI BIG .MliNSTRELS UNDER UKUtiON CITY t fJj. Monday, July V J U DON'T MISS THE GOOD OK: Largest 0J B;t Minn,,! Show ia lh. WotM PAMOt AT NOON. No Guesswork - OP 'lt MJII0v14VAarf. a Urge tent ar Mrs. Brink a, W folded their tenia and departed. T. ar going to onatlna I heir a monthly meetings sad Sunday at 1n the grov aatll their Cueieaas new church la road? for ores Mar; Mra Joha O. Uag and rhUdraj staying at tb old boas. Mra. C health la not lh beet yet. k 1 seems slowly Improving. Grain hwka fla. vet c baa and ar almost too heavy to car gnat If this weather coatlaae thsrti a splendid crop secwrad. All small fruits ar lat. cbv now being ptckeA Hop f h fla aad promts a heavy yiaM good prtc. . CHUSKU Mr Schwartx. of Port U ad, bj a lag old friends her. ) Mr. Swop boaght a cow frog I bert Moebnk on day last wi Wlllam llettmaa to ' worklaf I Charley Mochake I Joba Heft Is dotag earpaatsr w ta Oregoa City. - I Making bay Is tb order of tkt Bora, to Mr. Robert Glatket. k , girt. 110 RIWARO j ' For lh arrant aa ooaytcds of aay parson or persona, r anlaw fully remov topi of TV Morning Enterprls from 0, premise of subscriber aftr paper ha been placed there h eaxmr. BASEBAL RECREATION PARK, Cr. Vavia ana Twnty-faji-th VERNON PORTLAND July It, 12. 13, 14, 1k. Ii. Gam Begin Weekdays at t a. Sunday. t:S0 P. M. LADIES' DAY FRIDAY. Boy U"df II Pre to Bleart . WalBad. BUNGALOWS are tbe popular style la hot architecture. I gpeclallrr dealcnlae aad baildlag bos, alow that are con yen lent k arrangement, homelike in tr pearance. At Moderate Cost If yon are thinking of bat log call and see me, er phw for an engagement. Clarence Simmons j CONTRACTOR A BUILCC Ninth and Mala Strwets. Phon Psav-Mala S29Z ' COLORED ' I j CANVAS Vast, mra ."it PKRroRMANCI AT r-'