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)L 2-No. M.
OHEOON CITY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1911.
Per Week, 10 Cemts
i
ATE UMITS
F
LECTION
UNDS
CITY MUST BE GIVEN TO
MPAIQN CONTRIBUTIONS
AND EXPENSES.
IES INCLUDED IN MEASURE
ira Aro Prohibited From Spend
ing Mora Than $10,000 and
Congressmen $6,000 In
Campalgne,
SkHINUTON. July 17. Tha wool
f campaign publicity legislation
ussed In slither branch of Cou
waa adopted by tha Sonata to-
Vrat tlcally without a dissenting
Lk the nre-electlon publicity bill
U by th llouaa of Represent-
as a bnals. tha Sonata construct-
Lepoaed law wllb thejollowlng
rtant toaturoa:
andldate fir tba Sonata or
stall aiMiud lo tba election mora
k aum equal to tun ronta lor each
I In bla dlatrlct or at a to.
Senatorial candidate a nail epend
I of mora, than $10,000 In tbo
try and general election, and Do
lata fr tha llouaa ahll apotyd
iban $5.oou.
city Mandatory.
I.llclly inuat be (Ivan to all prt
campaign oMrlbutlone and ox
turaa. general election expenses muat
ml public b-fro tba oloctlon, ba
nt IS day a before oloctlon and
us publication mandatory aach
intll election.
Iiromlaea of political Job muat
mile public. tTbe bill further
It Illegal to promlaa political
In order to eecure aloctlon aub
ur to Influence) tba oloctlon of any
iK-r of a Btata Legislature,
bill probably will ba tba sub
l(f prolonged conference between
wo bouaea. It originates id mo
- m. nart of i ha Democratic
Liiu i.r.rm and u destined
Ml ii I re (ha publication of expendi
ture atection wmcn 10 nm nr
I by tba existing publicity law.
tidment Adopted.
i- Itopubllcana in tna Mouse un
nsfully attempted to extend tha
id cover primary oloctlon ex-
N-a, in tna Benaie ne pnmmrj
i,.m m mmwiAmt1m oniltkled with
f radical amendmenta were adopt
Ith little oppoaiuon.
,. uonaia amendmenta authorttod
ho comralttoa on prlvlloKoa and
I - . . - m IS i
Uiiia, required puouciiy 01 an pn-
lecllon expenses ana an pieages
lltlcal loba or favora. .
i nhitiiiii vii mad on tha
ind that tha primary electtona wore
within tha control or pongrese.
amendment waa rinaiijr auopiru,
ver. by a vote or au to , on-
Huron HatlaV. Ttankhead Johna
Bryan,' Overman and Taylor Tot-
gainat It.
SCHOOL DIRECTORS
AWARD CONTRACTS
J) ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS BABY SISTER
LDREN PLAVINQ IN ROOM
WHEN BOY FINDS
SHOTGUN.
rothv Dennev. tha three-year-old
ahter of Clark Denner. living three
to southeast of Eatacada waa accl-
tally ahot and killed by her brotn
riiora rvtnney. nine yeara old.
knlav. Th hov la nroatrated with
f and can alve only a dlajolnted ac-
liit of tha accident. .
ho children wore nlartng In a bed-
in wherein hung a ahotgun. Oeorge
ibpd u n to tako tha aim front lta
ping place and In removing it from
lull the trigger caught ana me gun
a discharged Into tha atomacb of the
lie child who waa atandlng in tna
Iter of tha bed aome eight or tan
It from hor hrother. 80 clone waa
to tha dlaohargod gun, that tba
p force of tha ahot entarea - tn
lid body. Nelghbtoro ruabed to tna
no of tha accident but tha enna
d onlv a few mlnutna. Coroner
I hi in went to Ktatacaria laat night
il will return tbla morning. 1 .,
HATS ORDERED FOR HORSES. '
fl he Oregon Engineering Company
thin city, compoaed of Chauee T.
'kor, R. C. Parker. J. W. Moffatt
I C. A. Schram, have ordered atraw
a for Ha noraee during the hot
ather. Two hoaee have been pro-
red with tha head gear, theaa being
" only hate that Frank Croaa had on
nil. Mr. Croaa haa aent In an order
hata for tha other horaea. Tha hata
p the aunllght from hurting tha
ea of tha animal. ' A. Erlckaon, of
l Clnckamaa Tavern, alao haa pro-
ed hnta for hi horaea.
POPE A CO. TO FURNISH MATER
IAL FOR MANUAL TRAIN
INO WORK.
ASSIGNMENT Of TEACHERS HADE
Harry Jon Goto Contract For Con
atructlng Concrete Baaomont
In Tha Eaatham
Building.
Aaalgnmnnta of teachera for tba
approarblug acbool year were made
Monday night by City Superintendent
and approved by the board of direc
tor for manual tralng material to
tract or manual training material to
!'oe A Co., and tba contract or con-
atructlng a concrete baeetnent lo the
Eaatham bulldlug waa given to Harry
Jmiee, whoae bid waa below that of
ArBtmmoni and the Orrgon Engineer
ing A Construction Company.
Several boura were taken up In
bearing tba advantagea of an electric
ball-clock ayatom explained, but no
doflnlte action waa taken looking to
the pure ha no of eurh a ayatom.
Bid for Furniture Opened.
Tbo board opened bid for folding
rhulr In tba high echool auditorium
and tha contract for tbla furniture will
bo awarded later. 8badee for tba new
hlKh achool building will bo obtained
through the local dealera, providing
a aatlitfactory ahado can be furnlahed.
Tba following grade aaalgnment
were made:
High School 8. E. Duff, A. It., prin
cipal, blMory and latin; O. Evaa
Todd, A. H.. matbometlca and dormau;'
J'earl O. Cartlldge. 'b. U., Engllah;
Uoorge pflngaten a 8., acleuco and
mathmallca: Ixifa H. Kuna, A. I).,
commercial and aclenca.
Ha relay building Helen Grlaea.
flrat grade; ()lh Mickey, aecond
grade; Nlota Harding, third grade;
Kuth Not 1, fourth grade; Qiiaale U
Hull, fifth grade; lluth Lole. alxtb
grade; Katella Sallabury, aeventh
grade; A. O. Free), principal, eighth
grade.
Aadgnmont In Eaatham School.
Eaatham building Chrtatabel Jew
ett. flrat grade; Marjorle Caufleld, aec
ond grade; Anna T. Smith, flrat and
aeoond gradea; Maude Maaon, third
grade; Marcla Romlg, fourth grade;
Queen Adama. fourth and fifth
gradea; Ethel Park, fifth and axth
grade; Roma Stafford, alxtb and aev
enth grade: N. W. rtowland. princi
pal, aeventh and eighth gradea.
Manual training Petcu- Forbe.
Domeatlc Science Lulu M. Porter.
Drawing Bffle McDanlela.
MISS RICKERT AND
PORTLAND MAN WED
BRIOE HAS BEEN HEAD MILLINER
AT LOCAL DEPARTMENT
STORE. .
Tha marriage of Mlaa Agnoa E.
Klrkert. of thla city, and Edward W.
Zlrbol, of Portland, waa anlcmnixed on
Sunday at Portland. After the cere
mony Mr. and Mra. Zlrbel left for
their honeymoon, which will be apent
at Yellowatona Park, and upon, their
return, which will he about Auguat
in, they will make their home at 938
Cleveland avenue. Portland.
The bride haa made her home In thla
city for the paat year, being the head
milliner of the John Adama at ore, and
ahe baa made many friend 'by her
pluaaliiK mannera. Mr, Zlrbel la a
well known bualneaa man of Portland,
having for many yeara been traveling
aa lea man for the Lowengardt Com
pany, and la well known bora by many
of the bualneaa men. 1
MRS. TODD INJURED
III FALL FROM CAR
Mr. Andrew Todd, of thla city, while
returning rom the Chautauqua Sun
dny night, waa aerloualy Injured. Mra.
Tood waa alighting from the car at
Eleventh and Main itreeta when the
oar. nidr'enly atarted, throwing her to
the ground. The Injured woman was
pirked up by S. S. Walker and C. H.
Dye and waa taken to tha home of her
rixiightor, Mra. Harry Jonea, of Ninth
and Jefferaon afreet. - Dr. C. H.
Melaaner waa summoned. Belde re
ceiving a severe ahaklng up, Mra.
Todd 1 Buffering from Injurle of hr
knee and ahock. ,
Patron our advertiser.'
The Star Spangled Banner
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GJNKANp BOOB THE IMPULSIV CiNK"FALLS INTO AVERY NATURAL ERROR
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SAMPLE-TAKEN FROM COLD STORAGE -THIS.
WKy docs a Chicken cro$i the Rodd ? ( Dont Shoot!)
TO GET IN FRDHT C.c AN AUTOMOBILE . (Now3nK,horctout rt ?)
JOKES RenovoT.AeroTed.Kil n -dried and UphoUt ereA for
IheTrtldo fi, Short Nuce :A A Jresa The Outlet . TERMS CASH .
COURT HOUSE HEX
WILL COST $14,000
OFFICES TO BE ENLARGED AND
COURT ROOMS WILL BE
ON SECOND FLOOR.
Tba County Court, at a meeting
Monday, decided to erect an exten
aion thirty feet long, at the rear of tbo
historic Clackamas. County court
houae. A vault twenty-one by thirty-
two feet will be built on the flrat foor
and the offlcea of the county clerk,
sheriff and recorder will be enlarged.
The Circuit Court room will bo on the
aecond floor and tha County Court
room will occupy pari of- the apace
of the preaent court room.- Tha of
flcea of the county aurveyor and su
perintendent of ennty schools and
one r two other offlcea will ba en
larged. An office also will be pro
vided for tha county Judge on the
second floor. The Improvement will
coat from $14,000 to 115,000. Judge
Ileatle said that the court bad not de
rided whether It would supervise the
work or advertise for blda. The de
cision to have the annex In the rear
waa made after numerous protesta
agnlnat extending tha front of the
building had been received.
E HURT AS AUTO
PLUNGES OVER BANK
TREES KEEP CAR FROM FALLING
INTO CLACKAMAS NEAR
BAKER'S BRIDGE-
An automobile containing a party
from Portland, compoaed of two men
and two women while paaalng along
the Clackamaa river this side of lta
ker's bridge, plunged over a cliff. The
automobile was going at a fast rate,
and It was whll paaatng tha automo
mlle driven by Robert liaker, of thla
city, that the accident happened, at
a sharp turn In tha road. Mr. Dakar
as well as tha party from Portland
gave the signals, Mr. Raker slowing
his machine, but the man In charge
of the other car did not leaaen his
speed, which caused the machine to
skid from the rood to tha canyon be
low. Had It not been for two large
trees which atopped the automobile,
the entire party from Portland would
have been carried Into Clackamaa
river. Non of tha occupants was In
jured, but all were severely shaken
upt The front wheel of the machine
was broken, and the party waa
brought to this city In another auto
mobile. Mr, Baker offered them the
use of his machine, but said he would
have to go up the river several miles
to bring a party of picnickers to this
city. The damaged machine wa left
lodged In the trees.
Mr. Norrl Improve.
Mra. J. W. Norrla. who was operat
ed upon at the St. Vincent's Hospital
on Saturday afternoon of appendicitis,
is getting along nicely, and her rapid
recovery Is looked forward to.
HENRY G. DANF0RTH.
Congreaaman en Committee
to investigate Steel Trust.
PRICE
USING
BROS. DENY
MANAGER DECLARES TEAM HAD
RIGHT TO ENGAGE
BERGER.
Tha athletic committee of the Chau
tauqua probably will meet thla after
noon to consider the proteat of the
Dllworth Derblis, of Portland, to Price
Bros." team, of this city, being awarded
the purse offered by the assembly for
the winner of tha series. Although
the local team won the last and decid
ing game by a large score, the Der
bles have protested .on the ground
that Berger, a professional pitcher,
waa used. Price Bros. contend that
Houck, the pitcher for the Derbies
waa onre a member of tha Northwest
ern League, the same aa Berger. The
following statement was given out
Monday by Hurry White, manager of
Price Broa.:
"The varloua article regarding the
protesting of the championship game
say. that our pitcher, Berger, Is from
the big league. 'He haa beep pitching
for the Pendleton team for the laat
six weeks. Long, who waa signed the
flrat of tha season, aa one of our
pitchers, wss Injured In the arm and
wsa unable to pitch. The matter was
taken tip by the committee and It
agreed to our getting another another
pitcher. I waa told not to get any
of tha Pacific Coast or the Northwest
League playera. Berger la not from
either of these leagues."
GRAZING COWS SUFFER
FOR LACK OF WATER
APPEAL IS MADE TO HUMANE SO
CIETY TO AID SUFFERING
ANIMALS.
Several complaint have been made
to the Clackamaa County Humane So
ciety that cow belonging to realdenta
of thla city which are staked ont to
graze have not been provided with
water. The case of one cow staked
In the sun without water was reported
by a woman who aided the cow.
The cow waa trying lta best to make
it want a understood by bellowing.
The woman whose home waa near car
red three bucketa of water to the Buf
fering animal.
Tha member of the Society aa well
a It friends, who are interested In
the dumb anlmala welfare request that
all who can place water In dishes or
pans where the birds may quench
their thrtst during the warm weather.
In the yard of a prominent cltixen of
this city a pan of water is rilled every
morning, and -hundred of birds visit
It dally to drink. A few days ago a
sparrow waa seen near the hydrant on
Main Street near Tenth trying to
quench It thrlst from the -few drops
of water that were falling from the
hydrant. -
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WIFE'S DAUGHTER HAS
RANCH MAN ARRESTED
(
W.M.HARDIN SAYS ACTION IS
RESULT OF HIS TRYING
TO COLLECT DEBT.
37 ENTER BIG CONTEST
FOR VALUABLE PRIZES
ENTERPRISE TODAY PUBLISHES HIE
NAMES OF ENTRIES
IN RACE
0
HISS MYRTLE CROSS LEADS
WITH 4,501 TO HER CREDIT
CANDIDATES
IN DISTRICT NO 1
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MI3S M TRTLE CROS3. . . Oregon
MISS AUJE WARE Oregon
MISfl LENA STORY Oregon
MRS. E. F. ZIMMERMAN. . . Oregon
MI8S IDA MEYERS....... .Oregon
MISS EVA KENT Oregon
MI88 ELLA WHITE Oregon
MISS MADGE BRIGHTBI1X. '.. . .Oregon
MISS ROSE JUSTIN Oregon
MISS RETA CAROTHERS ..Oregon
MISS GERTRUDE WILSON .Oregon
MISS FLORENCE WHITE Oregon
1 MISS LILLY LONG Oregon
MISS RO8E MILLER Oregon
MISS ANNA WOODARQ Oregon
MISS JENNIE 8CHATZ Oregon
MISS EVA ALLDREDGE...?.-.. .Oregon
MISS LETHA JACKSON... Oregon
MISS VERNA MEAD Oregon
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Vote.
City 4501 '-
City 2501
City 3504
City 2501
rn ifioa e
City 2510
City 3503
City 2505'
City 2906
City 2609
City 2504
city rrnr. 2503
City ) 2909
City 2506 4
City 2910 .
City 2512
City 2504
City 2902
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CANDIDATES IN DISTRICT NO. 2. .
a ". o Votes.
MISS JENNIE DIX Mullno
MISS MARGARET GRIESSHABER Gladstone
MISS DENA PROSSER Oswego
MISS ELLEN MOEHNKE Shubel
MRS. M. T. MACK Canby
2508
2506
2512
2906
2508
.Gladstone 2503
. 2512
2905
. 1504
. 2910 ' 0)
. 2514
. 2520
. 2904
. 2508
. 2903
. . 2513
. 2515
. 2520
MISS ADA LARKIN Mtlwankle
MISS FAY BATDORF West Oregon City
MISS EDNA HUTCHINSON Canby
MISS ADA BRISTOW Milwmukle
MISS MILDRED REAM Willamette
MISS ADA CARES Sandy
MISS LILLIAN HOLT Sandy -
MISS NORA KIMBERLY Boring t
MISS JUUA HOLT Oak Grove
MISS GEORGIA EDMONDS Willamette
MISS INEZ KNOX i.... Boring
Miss FM-Sirc shoenborn Cama
Couple Granted License.
License to marry was granted Mon
day to Elizabeth Ann Stone and Har
vey M. Bnlder. . .
' '
W. M. Hardin, owner of a large goat
ranch near Ames, will be tried In Jus
tice of the Peace Samson'a Court next
Saturday on a charga preferred by bis
stepdaughter, Mra. Eva Phelpa, of
Ames, i The woman'a husband alao Is
a oomplalnant. Hardin was given a
hearing on the same charge about
three years ago when the complaint
waa dismissed. At the time of the
alleged attack the stepdaughter was
under 16 years of age and lived at
home. About a year later Phelps
married her, and haa fie betli active
In working up evidence against Hard
in. Justice of the Peace Samson re
leased Hardin on $500 ball which was
furnished by J. J. Tobln and L .A.
Nobel. Hardin and Mrs. Phelps' moth
er deny the charge, and the former
allegea It wa made after be had In
sisted upon his wlfe'a son-in-law pay
ing a debt of $55. Ho aays he will be
able' to prove that Phelps and not
himself Is the guilty man.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.
.
Oregon City Fair and cooler,,
westerly wlnda.
Oregon Fair west. thunder
storms east portion; cooler, ex-
cept near . the coast, westerly
winds.
Published above is a Hot of name
of candidates entered up to date for
the $1,200 in prize to bo awarded by
The Enterprise on the night of Sep
tember 2. Doe the name of your fav
orite candidate appea'f If not. ooe
t
that it la published in the next Issue
by clipping the nomination blank, and
bring or mall it to tha Contest Depart
ment so she wilt have an oqual start
with the others.
Among the candidates who are en
tered It the above list are young la
dles who are worthy of all the mater
ial support you can offer to place their
names among the luqlty ones when the
prlxes are being awarded-r-and a sub
scription given now at the start of the
contest wll be appreciated more than
later on.
In a contest or this kind a -little
encouragement at the start of the race
Is worth a barrel of consolation later
on, and candldatea require a little
encouagement now.
Candldatea From All Sections.
There are candldatea entered from
nearly every part of Clackamas coun
ty, and more namea will come in as
the contest progresses; and, remember
you will receive as much courtesy
and consideration by m HI aa you
would at Tho Enterprise office In Ore
gon City.
Nominate your favorite candidate
at once If ber name does not appear
In the list above, and tbo minute It
Is received you get an even atandlng
In so far as co-operation and fair help
goes-
This Is a business matter, pure and
simple, and must be treated as such;
vote are votes and one Is as good as
another and your Interests will be pro
tected you can rely upon that.
There will be a lively battle for
votes 'between now and the closing
night of the contest and you should
get your votes and subscrtptona a
fast as you can. If your friends see
that you are (n the race ln earnest
and that your name Is well up on the
list you will stand a much better
chance to get a subscription than if
your name appears among the lowest
In number as the leader always baa
the better argument to get more votes.
Do Not Wasto Time.
Everybody loveo a winner. YouH
see how much easier it will be it get
everybody to give yon votes) and aub-
acrlptlona If you look like a aure 'in
ner. , . .
To the contestant we wish to say
that an hour that can be spared should
not be wasted now.
. Get, every possible vote that yon
can. See that all your rlenda kno r
you are In the race.
Call on them personally and dont
let them escape without promising
their votes and promising more sub
scription. . .
If you do they will surely give a
subscription to some other friend If,
the other friend makes the first visit
The early bird Is going to get the
votes In this contest, so don't delay In
getting your friends into the race with
you.
Enterprise Readers Are tta Friends.
Don't Imagine that because you find
a good many people taking The Enter
prise now that you are handicapped.
Remember that every other contes
tant finds the same condition.
That'a no handicap to getting votes.
The vote value of renewala and ox
tensions are the same as new sub
scriptions. So the fact that The Enterprise has
a big circulation Is really a help rather
then a handicap.
It means that you are working
among people who already take The
Enterprise anyway and will continue
to do so, contest or no contest.
It nveana that you are among the
friends o The Enterprise, people who
know lta value and don't want any
other paper.
All you have to do Is to get them
to give you their renewala or exten
sions. . , .
ask mem u u ia not irue inai mer
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