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Newspaper Page TextMORNING. ENTERPRISE,. WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1911. r OUR ANNUAL JULY LEARANCE SALE li more beneficial to you than the rain these hot dayi H Y? Because the big genuine 'reductioni we are giving on all hot weather wearing apparel, make it easy to overcome the hot weather. see" our windows" I LEVITT spenston Bridge Cor. ' Oregon City On th Wr.n. Lay. LOCAL PRICrS n Mulvany. of Meadowbrook. wu k city on Tuesday. Iris Mayfleld. of Highland, wu In uy on business Tuesday. Darnell, of Meadowbrook, waa i rlly on Tueaday transacting; Ham Oardner, of Carua. on of II knows farmers of that placa, n thla city on Tueaday, i. V. II. Itottemlller, aftar rlalt- It b retail vee In Washlng-to. ra I to Oregon Clly on Tueaday. ta Mary Holla Meldrum left Tuea iornlng for Portland, wber aha klslt bar aunt. Mra. D. P. Tbomp- F.dward Rechner and llttla aon. ird. left Tueaday for Molalla, 1. they will vlalt at tha Vaughan a Minnie Hoffman, of Portland, Diss been tba guest ,of Mr. and Ouana Ely, baa returned to bar holt atage will laara tba Elactrto each day at I o'clock p. m. ik Ilartlatt Water. Bold by all groceries and drugglata. Miss Leila Moreland, wbo baa ben visiting ralatlvea at Lawlaton. Idaho, returned to Oregon City tba Oral of tha wrk. , Of eouraa anything worth doing la worth doing wall, ao lat'a go down to Huntley a Big Fountain and gat a big lea cream aoda. It. 8. Coa, a prominent fruit pus of Canby waa in thla city on Tuesday, having brought aoina of 'bla "choio Logan berries to market. One pound of good writing paper (IM sheets) and two packa of envelopes to match for 3So tbla waak at Hunt, ley'a. Supply your lutnmir need a to day. Mlsa Bust Bchatx, aftar visiting frteuda In Portland, arrived la Oregon City on Tueaday, where aha spent tha day with her cousin, Mra. William Klmaey. , ProfcsNor T. X 0111. formerly teacher In tha Canby schools, but now of Be lam, waa la tbla city on Tueaday and Wednesday, registering at tba Electric Hotel. Deputy Sheriff Staats want to Wichi ta Htatlon Tuesday, wher ba served papera on He v. C. H. Roan, wbo ap peared In tba ault of tha Stat against K. M. North, at Corvallla. Dr. E. A. Bommer, formerly of O ra it on City, haa moved bis office to 1017 Coruett building, Portland. Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Williams and two children, wbo bava been vlshlng tha lattar'a alstar, Mra. Frank Wblta, at Redmond. Or., returned to Oregon City on Sunday evening. Mr. Williams aaya that tha thermometer reached 104 before his rat urn to tbla city. Rev. 8. A. Hayworth. pator of tha Baptist church, will leave next week for bla vacation at bla old borne at Danville, Ind., whera ha will remain until the .latter part of August Rev Hayworth will hold aervlc at tha church! In thla city on nait Sunday, leaving tha first of tba week on hla trip. Mr. and Mra. L. A. Nobel, aon and daughter, Milton and Clara, Mr. and Mra. Chris llarttnan, Mra. George Al ien and daughter, 8elma, of Oakland, Cnl., and Hoacoa Morris, formed a pic nic party that want to Caiadero 8un day. Tba dinner waa prepared by tha ladlea. Tba partyVeturned to tbla city on a lata car. Dr. L. A. Morrla expecta to leava on bla vacation July 14. Patlenta de siring work dona before tbat data should make appointment at once. Mlea Mata Goldsmith, of Eugana, wbo haa been visiting bar grandmoth er, Mra. A. Goldamltb, of tbla city, laft on Tuesday for Seaside, wbera aha will vlalt bar couslna, tba Mleaea Gold smith, of Portland, wbo will spend tha remainder of tha summer at their "bun galow. Mlaa Goldsmith will return to thla city before leaving for bar home In Eugana. William Andrasen, who accompanied hla family to Newport several weeks ago, returned to Oregon City, Tueaday. Mra. W. r. Green and aon, Lyle, of Chloo, California, arrived In Oregon City Tuesday morning, and apant tha day with Mra. Oscar Minor. Mra. Green waa Joined In thla city by har alstar, Mra. J. Edmlaton, of Beaver Creek, and tha former accompanied tha latter to her home, where aba will ba her guest until September. Tbla la tha first time tha alstera bava met for 25 yeara. Mra. Edmlaton formerly lived In thla city. Mra. Georg Allan and daughter, 8lma, of Oakland, Cal., who hava been visiting tha former'a brother, L. A. Nobel, and family, left Monday even ing for their borne. Mra. Allan and daughter hava returned from a trip to Alaska, whera they vlsltad Mr. Allen, wbo la prospecting tbara. Louis Cauhapa of Hun Jose, Califor nia, eon of g prominent cattleman of that city, waa In Oregon City on Tuea day In company with Charles Dough-' rtf, iwpraaenUUlva of Jtb pacific Paper Company, of Portland, with whom he la visiting. Mr. Cauhapa and Mr. Dougherty were accompanied by 0. C. Kmlg, who recently arrived In Portland from New Mexico. Mr. Emlg will live In Portland, and will go Into bualiiess In that city. They visited tha paper mills, woolen mills and oth er manufacturing plants before return ing to Portland. . W. A. Shaver, tha Molalla ranch owner waa In tha city Tueaday. Mra. W. A. Dlmtck haa gone to Tor- Mi Groveto vlalt her paranta. She will go to Long Beach on August 1. Mlsa Minnie Day, who baa returned from a vlalt to friends at Mackivtlle, Washington County, la visiting tba home of Mrs. C. D. Latourette. NIVERSAL SHORTHAND lada all other. Remarkable reaulta In two and thraa montha. Salarlea ISO to f 8U. Higher atandard than business collegea, YOU SHOULD INVESTIGATE OUR WORK. Eclectic. Business University ne A 8448 or Marshall 2761 W0RCE8TER BLOCK, Third St., corner Oak Portland, Oregon YOUR VACATION Will Be Incomplete -WITHOUT THE- MORNING ENTERPRISE WE CAN MAIL IT ANYWHERE FOR , . f - . 25 CENTS A MONTH It's worth the money. It's like a letter from home every day. "It will keep you fully informed about the happenings of your city and county during your absence. You can place your order by telephone. ThelMorntn? Enterprise fVthelonlv f daily newspaper between Portland . '' - and! Safem. It Is steadily growing " tn popularity. You get all the news' worth while in The Morning Enterprise RECITAL PLEASES - LARGE AUDIENCE Tba recital given at tba Cougrega tlonal Church Tuesday vnlng waa ap pi eels ted by a large crowd. Tba piano playing of Mlaa Florence Grace andJ Mat i voiimar waa deiigbtrul, and tba nadlng of "Homeliest Cat In the Show" by Mlaa Ha:l Hall captivated tha audience. Mlaa Bertha Hall, ac companied by Mra. Robb on tha piano, made a fine Impression with a violin aolo "Serenade Ilodlne." Othara who took part In tba entertainment and de lighted the audience war tha Ladlea' Quartet. Mlsa Louisa Walker,' wbo played on tha piano, Mlaa Florence Grace and Mlaa Loulaa Braoa. "Lalbv by from Jocelyn" waa pleasantly rend ered by Mra. Bobb, pianist; Mlsa Hall obligato and Mlaa Brace accompanist. A piano duct by. Mrs. Culvert and Mlsa Cora Oravea delighted the audience and tha playera were compelled to re- pond '.a aeveral enchorea. ANOTHER HELD TOR I Wealey 8trucken, of Boring, who re cently accused John T. PreeL of CherryTllle, of atrlklnf him with a horse whip haa .filed a complaint! charging assualt ajid battery against Orlsby Mauldlng. Ha declares tbat Mauldlng attacked him on July 11 at Boring. The assault la aaid to have boen the result of an argument over Mauldlng hauling wood serosa a field owned by Strucken. The latter baa a black eye aa a result of the encounter. Freel. wbo waa accused of atrlklng Btrucken with a horae whip, waa fined 138. He waa formerly postmaster at Cherryvllle. Justice of the Peace 8amaon will hear the caae agalnat Mauldlng Saturday morning. Paper Company To Plead. The Willamette Pulp a Paper Com pany, will tomorrow la Justice of the Peace Bsmson's Court, plead to a charge of throwing wood pulp In the Willamette River. The charge waa preferred by Deputy Fish Warden Ruth bun. , MISS CROSS STILL LEADS IN CONTEST (Conrlnued from pnge I.I COIIidY FAIR TO BE BETTER THAU EVER 'John Tauler, of Portland, called up on secretary La telle of tba Clakatnaa County Kalrr-Tuesday and made ar rangetnenta to hava a aarlea of amuse nnta at tha fair thla year. Mr. Tay lor waa manager of eeveral of the coa cesslona and ahowa at tha last lair. "I'roapectare better than they have been before for a monster fair at Can by tbla year," skid secretary Laielie, Tueaday, "and already seven granga and Improvement cluba bava algnlfled their Intention of making displays. Tha premium lists will ba ready for dis tribution In a few daya and will ahow fine cash prlzea for 800 entries. Includ ing livoatock, poultry, fruit, vegetables household and fancy work and chil dren s work." The premium Data will be aent to all who addreaa the secretary at Oregon City or call at the Promotion OMre opposite the Court Houae or at tba office of O. D. Bby. A cafeteria restaurant will be oper ated on tba grounda by tba Ladlea aid aoclflty of the Methodist Church of Canby. BOYS HAVE TO PAY for mm pair BUGGY FILLED WITH ROCKS WHILE COUPLE ARE LISTENING " TO SERMON. This la just the way Justice of the Peace gameon told a story about a young woman, accompanied to cburcb oy a young .man, being annoyed by boys: " Jeaale Sherman took Ella Hed ermun to church Sunday night at Bor ing. While they were in the edifice listening to the minister preach, three boya filled their buggy with rocka. When Mr. Sherman and Mlaa Heder. man came out ef the church they were very much exasperated to find the bug gy filled with rocka. She bad forgot ten ber umbrella and the couple went back to the church to get 1L On the way three boya kept pushing her off the walk. They got the umbrella and the boya followed them to the shed where the horae waa hitched and when they started, laughed and held the bug gy back. That la, that la the way the story waa told to me. One of the boya waa Detaon Lake and the othera were named Herze and. McClung. The boya were let go upon payment of the coats which amounted, to 119.00. Wants. For Sale, Etc Nader. ndr th.ee (tuitflil wUI Im Iiuvh4 at eael a war mavrttun. half a aaal aaaillooaJ lions. DM Inch ear'. It ear aaoaUk taa lacft ear4. iinaej s ar mumtb. Cah mull acxxnupaar erear anles aa baa an apra aoevunt with taa asa.r. X riaaaolal raapanalblllt for mrrorm, when error, eocur frae aarraot.a' aoUao will ft art n l. a far pau-aa. Mlalnun atwea la. HELP WANTED Fsrtiale. WANTED--Voung lady atenographer by .week to write form lettera and attend to office dutlea. Addreaa "J K.", Enterprlae office. WANTED Mala Help. FOR CHAUTAUQUA Secretary Gary of the Willamette Valley Chautauqua Assembly, said Tueaday that the meeting which rloa ed Sunday waa the moat aucceaaful ev er held. The attendance waa larger than eer before. The Women'a Chris tian Temperance Union cottage waa ao popular that eeveral other societies are planning building before the next meeting. It la alao planned to build an annex to the Women'a Christian Temperance Union cottage. Mra. Al ice Welater' la thinking of erecting an art pavilion: the confederated Wo man's Cluba probably will build, and aeveral of the patrona of the Chautau qua have under consideration the erection of a " bible building. The erection of a Domestic Science build ing also la a possibility. BOY MORE MONEY IN ONE DAT may be earned with me than during AN ENTIRE WEEK In other waya. AppUanta munt be bright, neatly dressed, clean hands and face. I want the MANLIEST boy in the city. Come early prepared for work. HUNTLEY BROS. CO. Qodbag Out Sate -OF- The W. A. Holmes9 Stock OF- WANTEO. WANTED Colleciora to aee my col lection of all aorta of curios, an tlqnea, and Indian trlnketa; stamps for stamp collect ore; colna for numismatists, arrow-heada for arch eologlsts, etc. I bay and sell all aorta of curioa; also all kinda of second-band furniture and tools. George Young, Main, near Fifth street - - - - - - W JLNTZU auuui advartlaementa for tbla eol'imn. PHce.a ery reason able. Bee reiea at head of fohma Read the Morning enterprlae. WANTED You to know that the En terpriae Job printing department la the moat . complete la the 8tate. outalde Portland. Try it for your next printing FOR SALE. WE are offering aeveral Gladstone acreage tracta at very reasonable flgurea for outalde cllenta. It will be worth your while to aee ua at once. Croaa A Hammond, Beaver Building. FOR SALE Portable at earn engine, 7x12. wth boiler cheap; Drag eaw without power, $10.00; Cast Iron fly wheel 62 inch, f 12.00; Gymnasium turning 'bar, $9.00; 16ft. gaeollne launch, cheap; Uncalled for drag and croaa cut saws, cheap. . ORJSOON CITY MACHINE WORKS 12th and Main 8ta DRY GOODS & SHOES Everything priced to make them go Fixtures, Shelving, Counters and everything must be told by the time Lease expires only a short time. BUY EARLY AND GET FIRST CHOICE THERE never haa been a disappoint ed purcbaaer of Gladstone property. A general and healthy growth and rise in valuea have satisfied all. The last aale of hcrekge waa at $1100 per acre caah. Thla same property waa purchaaed only a few yeara ago, at about $250 per acre. We are authorised for outalde cllenta to aell ten acres on malnPortland road at a very low figure. Terms might be had. Better aee ua without delay. Cross A Hammond. FOR 8ALG Space in thla column 8ell that old plow or harrow; yon don't uae It atnee you purchaaed your new one. LOST. RESTRICTING Of CITY IS STARTED BOUNDARIES OF FIRST, SECOND AND WEST 8IDE PRECINCTS TO BE CHANGED. The County Court at a meeting Tuea day took up the preliminary work of redisricting Oregon uuy ana wesi Oregon City. The law providea for the changing of tha boundary llnea of aln preclncta In which more than 300 bal lota were cast at the latit election. On ly the first and Becor-precIncta in thla city will be changed, there being eaa than 300 votera Ik the thrld ward at the last election. There were about 350 votea cast in West Oregon City, and It la probable that the town will be divided Into two precincts. Judge Beatie aald Tuesday night that ' the wcrk would bo flniuhed In a few daya. LOST On Main atreet, Saturday eve ning, bunch of three keys. Finder will pleaaa return to Mr. Kellogz, at elevator of Masonic building, and receive reward. FARM LOANS. FARM LOANS Dlmlck ft Dlmlck. Lawyers, Oregon City, Or. ATTORNEYS. carefully, and then figure If you could put your time to a better advantage for the next few weeka than by aecui- ing enough votea to win on of them. The time will slip by rapidly and before you know it thla contest will come to a close and you will nave overlooked an opportunity of a life time, ao white the contest la In Its Infancy enter your name and start to work at once and have your nam an nounced with the winning candldatea on the night the prUea ar awarded. ' - Pntronne our advertleere. T f NOMINATION BLANK. ' - o GOOD FOR TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED VOTES. 1 wlh to Nominate Mlsa Address Nominated by.. ...... Address ... Thla nomination blank, when properly filled In and brought or mailed to Contest Department of The Enterprlae will count for 2.R00 votes. Only one of these blinks will be credited to each can- v dldate. ' . ., , . .. N , . .......... , . . ..' ' I , VOTE COUPON. . :' ., ,...V ' ' ." ; .'. , o , GOOD FOR ONE VOTE. t This coupon when neatly clipped and properly filled In with the t name of the candidate you wish to vote for, will o counted aa one ,vote. . ;' ' , . ',. , ; ; ' ; , i. . , . 1 Name of candidate. .- .'. t ".- a Addreaa ' Thla couron yold after July 25th. ( i ' ' Cut on llnea. Don't Toll Send In flat. .- ! O. D. EBT, Attorney-at-Law. Money loaoad, a ha tract a furnished, land title examined, eatatea settled, gen eral law - buatneaa. Over Bank - etf Oregon City. U'REN A 8CHUEBEL. Attorneya-at Law, Deutacher Advokat, will prao tic In all courta. make collections and settlements. Office In Enter prtae Pldg., Oregon Cltv. Oregon. BUILDER AND CO"TACTOH. . MARHY JONES Builder and General Contractor. Eatlmatas cheerfully given on all claasea of building work, concrete walka ana rain force, concrete. Kea. Phone Main 11L : INSURANCE. t. H. COOPER, To Fir tnaurane and Real. Estate. Let ua hand! voiir propertlea we buy, aell and eichange. Office In Enterprise fidg., Oregon City. Oregon. ASTRAY OR STOLEN. THREE, marea of the following Uee crlptlon and branda: 1 blue roan pony, white . face, cropped mane, shod with platea; 1 dark colored, cropped mane, no ahoea, branded V on left hip; 1 bay colored, cropped mane, bob tall, branded 71 and J. F. Take the mares up. Notify the undersigned, owner, by phone, ' Oak Grove Exc. Red 696, or mall Jennings Lodge P. O. Liberal re ward for expense and trouble. H. S. Smith. Jennings Lodge, July 13, w 1911. r 1 EQAL NOTICE. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE .STATE OF OREGON FOR CLACKAMAS COUNTY. SUMMONS. Helen M. Qulnn, Plaintiff, va. Ritchie yu'iin Defendant To Kvtcliie Qulnn, the ab .' name ! defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby requir ed to appear and anawer the com plaint filed against you In the above W. A. HOLMES 617 Main St. Oregon City, Ore STUDY LAW " . . i 1 v ' ' Nothing will give you more power and Influence In the world than a thor ough knowledge of the law. "It Is the combined wisdom of the agea." Three yeara' course with degree. Standard la equal to the Eastern Saw school, and the work ia moat thoroughly done. Fully preparea for the Bar examinations. . Tbe school la In session all the year In both day and night classes. En roll at any time; do It now. - ----- .'- PORTLANDLAW SCHOOL IRVING E. RICHARDSON, LLD, Preeident-Dean Phones. Marshall 2751,, A-6446. 631 Worceeter Btock, Portland, Or. Spend Yoar Vacation ; CLATSOP BEACH a ON The Pacific Ocean. First class hotels, cottagea and camps at Seaalde and Gearhart. THE North Bank Road Rune faat traina through to tbe Beach parlor observation cars and modern coaches. . RotmdTrfps $4.00 dally, aeaaon limit $3700 Saturday and Sunday, limit Monday. Special folder will be aent on request, W. L Coman, G. F. & P. A . S. P. & S. Uy. PORTLAND, ORE. entitled ault, on or before the last day of tbe time prescribed by tbe order of publication of anmmona of tbla ault, to-wlt: on or before the 4th day of September, A. D. 1911, that being a day after tbe explra , Hon of aix weeka . from the first publication of tbla aummona, and If you fall ao to appear or anawer for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply ' to the court for the relief prayed for In aald complaint, to-wlt: For a decree dissolving the marriage relation existing between plaintiff and defendant and forever divorcing plaintiff from defendant. '. and for such other and further relief as may be equitable and JuaL - Thla aummona la aerved upon you by publication for six successive weeks In " the Morning Enterprlae purauant to an order of the Honora ble R. B Beatie Judge of the Coun ty Court of aald Clakamaa County, duly made and entered on the 17th day of July, A, D. 19U. Date of first publication of thla aummona la July 19th, 1911. Date of laat publication of thla aummona ia August 30th, 191 L , - , J. H. MIDDLETON, Attorney for Plaintiff. A Famewa Aeter "What makea you think yon can actf asked the manager to the stage struck applicant "Burglars came Into, my room lant night" replied tbe young man. "1 pre tended to be aaleep and deceived them utterly Pea rwio'i Weekly. HBiDERSOii PREVENTS SEALS RKISCOKS RYAN KEEPS UP STICK RECORD BY HAMMERING . OVER FENCE. BALL f PORTLAND, Or., July 18. (Special). .lt.kti rt w Undarm (Hmm iA tha Seal. today, again demonstrating that be haa the Jinka on the San Francisco bunch. Tti. visitor. Mil tmi flva klf nrT tha bla; fellow and they were too well scattered for any scoring. Ryan pat the ball over the right field fence for a homer in the fourth. Portland con- .' nected aafely nine timee with Henley's curves. The run were made In the . first fourth and eighth innings. Following were the reaulta Tuesday; Pacific Coast League Portland Z, 1 San Francisco 0. Sacramento 4, Oakland 2; no game at Boa Angeles; Vernon team did not arrive. Northwestern League Portland 4, 700 THROWN OUT OF WORK BY FIRE (Continued from Pag 1.) Tacoraa 3; Spokane 1, Seattle 0; Van couver 7. Victoria 2, 1 American League Cleveland 9, New York 6; Detroit 16. Boaton 7; Phila delphia 12, St Louis J; Washington 7, Chicago 1. National Leagued Philadelphia 4 2, Pittsburg 2-1 ; Cincinnati 8, New York 2: Chicago 14, Boston 6; St Louis 8, Brooklyn 3. I American Association Minneapolis 6. Milwaukee 2; Toledo 8, Indlanapolla 7; Columbus 6, Louisville 5; 8t Paul ; 7. Kansas City 4. . "Western Ieague Dea Molnea 2, Topeka 2; St. Joseph 2, Lincoln 1; determine the delay which will follow puebio 3, Omaha 3 (game called tn tbe accident- The cabl travela a dls- ntn BCCOnnt rain); Denver-Sioux tance of more than 1000 feet at a high 1 city game postponed, rain; two games elevation. Tbe work employe 700 men, wllj b pi,-ed at Denver today, who have been engaged since Saptem- , STANDING ber 1, 1910. " -I r ..w J: Pacific Coaat. - Officials of the company are of the Portland opinion that, the delay will not b Oakland long, aa another cable will be stretched Vernon soon, provided no serious damage baa San Francisco ..... been done to the engine. During the Sacramento progress of tbe fir there waa conaid- I. Angeles . able excitement In River Mill camp. ; Northw and strenuous efforts were made to j save the cable from falling, but they J Spokane 66 were of no avail. Vancouver Tacoma , Portland W. L, P.O. .58 " 44 .669 . . 68 ? 64 .618 .. 65 62 .514 .. 66 54 .609 .. 62 64 .491 .. 44 ' 66 .404 stern. W. L. PC. .. 66 31 .602 .. 56 37 .602 . . 52 40 . .565 .'. 44 , 46 .489 .. 44 46 .489 .. 23 69 .250 F. D. Hunt, traffic manager, and O. t PnMv.ll mn,ril ainrlnttirAnt nt I the light and power department, left,8?1'!? the official inspection party, Including ; Tcalrf ant loualvn at lUirtnir. and ra-1 turned to make an Inspection of th SHIRTWAIST DANCE TOMORROW; fl ft 1X1 B aT8 1 1 B j Buach'a Hall to Be Decorated With HOTEL ARRIVALS. . I Plant, and Flower. The following are registered at the Th- ,hlrt waUt rt ( b. ,t Electric Hotel: Mr ' and Mrs. A. Fits-. h B,1(Cn nlkI, tomorrow eVanlng by gerald. Chicago; Mlsa Agnes 8mlth. , u,..u r .. Un ,mi.-. Chicago: oW. W: Mattoon Mrs. L LU- to b6 a moBt enJo;Bbl affair, and an tlefleld. B. Q. BRtee. Portland; T. W. ,nvltaMon ,. aandd to alL Flnctrlo Foster, Oregon City R. a j No. t; 0 j fsng wU, i.tHlled. and the beantl K. Meyera, W. Rudolph, Portland ; W. : ,,,, v.rfllldail wn)cn tn covered with R. McCrary. J. E. Argo, Delbert Her-1 UnU and T,ne, w, m,k( t mo,t nea; W. H. Brown, Hood River; H. L.,,ntn plll0, for ,n nin,,', ente Ashe; D. J. Evana; D. O. Klmper; D. j talnment. Th veranda will be il luminated with Chlneae , lanterns. Frank Busch will be assisted by Mlsa Nora Hannifin In decorating the hall for -tbla occasion. The floor com m la te, will b F. H. Buach, Otto Hogg, I F. L. Hogg. John Busch, JDdward Buach and F. MUstedt. Paraona' orcheatra, of Portland will furnish th music for tba dancing. . . . ; , J. WlHtman; T. J. Gill. Salem. i A FH.rtdshlp Luneh. First New Woman Come. Julie, let's go and have a friendship lunch togeth er. Second Ditto Friendship lunch! Wbat'a that? First I'll pay Why. yon pay for mine aud jtb ..'a-i. - I ,