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VOL: 12 No. 17.
OREGON CITY, OUEOON, FJilDAY, JULY 21, 1911.
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Pn Week, 10 Omm
UO VOTESARE
WIFE WARNED WHO
LORDS ALWD,
CHANGE VETO DDI
ERNST BASSERMAN.
OLLED IN CONTEST
NEARLY DROWNS
PERPETRATED BY WAIT Ac DOUCALL
Liberal Leader Mentioned aa
Peaaible German Chancellor.
n Of
ICO R D BREAK INQ START MADI
IN REMARKABLE RACK
FOR PRIZE.
XDIDATES O FRiEDS ACTIVE
adsr Not to Far Ahead That Oth-
ara May Nat Enter And Oo To
Front With Llttla
Diligent. Effort.
h ha nuiubr of vutee 130,000 polled
ce tha atart of (Ita Enterprise Graud
ilui Contact, Jul It, l. Hid red 4
H ord breake- in iaa history of Vol
te t omrsis in uregon ai a rwe
flairs of -bis nur aia lw to get
birted, but not si in (bla case, where
! prtii ti ttM glvn a'ay ara o
liiable and thi, nrrarutin.ent of Cl-
1 but ion .f the a4.i' ure cqiellv
vhli-d
J"ft C-mJidaies in ! looa
tha rounty realize thia, Judging
mi tho nuinli f iilrrliiloiie re
eved at m i:i.,rpri4't otru e Jnrin(
li pm twenty-four hours, and It U
afe prediction that tha results or
fined in tola contest will aurpaaa the
ndret expectations of every Candl-
i to the race. '
Already a numtar of Candidate ara
tlrely engaged securing subnet I p
ns, aa tha yola totals snow, and be-
many daya hava elapsed there will
hera who hava not made up their
Hid to compete, who will be In tha,
re to win. Hot lone fleiaya ara
iiKeroua. aa othara may at tba pree-
t moment ba calling on friend of
are that you figure would esslai
u. Hi art today tbla moment to
mmunlrate wth your friends and ra-
tlves, and give them to understand
u hava decided to take tha matter
, and thai you want them to nip
ii, and then go aner me votea ana
twrrlptlona and get enough to win
flret prlna to be awarded to your
at r let.
Htaa Worth Tha Effort.
Karh and every ona of tba Drllea la
rth a good hard try and you wlll(
ka a bit of plaaaura callng on frlenda
d becoming acquainted with peraona
flio will ba glad to b given an op-
rtunlty to ahow their fiiandahlp and
krouraga you In your ambition.
The coming weak will no doubt ba
exciting one of tha raca aa tha
udldatea who Maura on winning ona
the valuable prlxea will atart to
rk with energy. There wll ba no
d of auapenaa and anxiety among
b candidate to know Juat bow they
land and what their chancaa ara conj
ured with that of tha leader at that
line. Thera will b a lively aklrmlah
9r votea and Juat bow long tba lea ri
ot today will hold that poalilon will
' hard to aay. That la up ber com
itltora.
Candidate have been cautioned
line and again that an early atart la
lair the battle when competing for
Irlien In voting eonteate and If you
i not take advantage of It you will
Save no one to blame but youraelf.
tart today and keep peralatently at
until the laat day of the conteat.
I here la plenty of time to enter your
kame and aecure enough vote to win
the first prtie to be awarded to your
liairlct. '
Noting Becomee Erlak.
Candidate who are In the raca will
lecelve every help from tha conteat
management to map out a plan for a
kncceeaful campaign and will carry
tnt every promise made. The wlnnera
'III win on a fair baala, and the pruea
III be-dlHtrlbuted In accordance with
(he rule ao that every body will be
rtven an opportunity to aee that the
(otint I honeat. Tbeae are the fact
hat hav'e brought auch a reaponae
from nearly every eectlon of Clacka-
iaa County and the people know mat
he Integrity of an Enterprise contvt
Naa never been queatloned.
The voting i la becoming brlak.and
here are going to ba aornejjard fought
.little before the closing night of the
rout eat. 8o far tbe totala are pretty
venly divided In each of the district
Continued on page two.
V re Up In the Air
Too muoh atock for this time of tha
year. . -
Wa're going to unload In tha blggaat
reduction safe of the yaaf. It la
genuine pleasure to give our custom
ers the Benefit of the lowest pries
they have ever known.
Nothing raasrvsd all must go.
It's an neonomy opportunity ef a
lifetime and will not last lono the
tempting reduction will aoon move tha
goods. -
Broken Unas W. L, Doug-
$2.95
Iaa 4 an 4 Bhoea....
Baits 50 oanta, 73 ante and
0 oanta, 75 xanta and a
ua.
II val
Price Boothets
EXCLUSIVE CLOTHICRE '
Not Like Othere.
8th and Main Bta.
IAN SQUATTER FOR
35 YEARS ItAS TO MOVE
COMPLAINT MADE TO COUNCIL
" AOAINST JOE ANDREW
' AND VISITOftS.
Joe Andrew, better known aa "In
dian Joe.'' whj) baa lived In a but at
Flrat and Washington atreeta for mora
than 35 yeara waa ordered to move
Thursday by Chief of Police Shaw.
Alonio Maker, who recently built a
home near the old Indlan'a but com
plained to the City Council, and the
chief waa Inatructed to tell Andrews
to find a home elaewhere. Although
"Indian Joe" lived In the but alone,
he waa often visited by membera of
bla race from other parts of the state,
and at tlmea 10 or 11 alept In the little
ramshackle building. Many complalnta
have been made by neighbor of the
revela at the place, and aa "Indian
Joe" waa a aquatter he bad no re
course but to get out. Me, however,
objected strenuously at first to going,
but gave In when the chief obtained
a room for him on Fifth street near
the river.
Patromce our advenlaera.
STANDING OF CANDIDATES IN CONTEST
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CANDIDATES IN
MI88 MYRTLI5 CROSS Orewon City ,
MISS ALLIB WARE ...Oregon City,
k MIH8 L.KNA STORY....'. Ort-gon City ,
MRS. K. F," ZIMMERMAN. . ..... .Oregon City ,
MISS TILL1B MEYERS Oregon City .
MISS EVA KENT.... ......Oregon City ,
MISS ELLA WHITE.... Oregon City ,
MISS MAIM1B BRIQHTBILL Oregon Cty .
MISS ROSE J.IT8TIN Oregon City ,
-MISS RET A CAROTHERS....... Oregon City
MISS GERTRUDE WILSON Oregon City
MISS LILLY IXWO. Oregon City
MISS ROSE MILLER- Oregon City ,
MISS ANNA WOODARD Oregon City
MISS JENNIE BCHATZ.... '.Oregon City
MISS EVA ALLDRBDGH Oregon City
MISS VERNA MEAD
4 CAN 'DATES IN
MISS JENNIE DJX
MISS DEN A PROSSER.........
.MISS ELLEN MOEHNKE '.Shubel
MRU. M. T. MACK.:
MISS ADA LARKIN. .
MIS3 FAY nATDORF:
MISS
MISS
MISS
MISS
MISS
EDNA HUTCHINSON. ..
MILDRED REAM,,..,.
ADA CARES.....
LILLIAN HOLT....,
NORA KIMFHCRLT .
MRS.
JULIA HOLT
MISS
MISS
INEZ KNOX ...Boring ....
ELSIE HHOBNBORN
MISS ETHEL CLOSNER
MISS BIODWEN THOMAS ni..
MISS MAY JOHNSON
MISS ETHEL DE BOK
MISS MINNIE SKIVERS .......
MIHS ANNIE OARD1NER ,
MISS HELEN SMITH
H TO DECIDE
BASEBALL PROTEST
BEAVER MANAGER APPEALED TO
IN CONTROVERSY OVER
CHAUTAUQUA GAME.
The Athletic Committee of the Wil
lamette Chautauqua Assembly will
not make a decision In the proteat of
the Dllworth Derbies to the Price
Ilroa.' team being awarded tbe baae
bnll championship, until a letter la
received from Manager McCredle, of
the Portland baseball team, telling
whether Merger, who pitched for
Price Bros , Is a member of a team In
the Northwestern League. Marry
White, manager of Pnce Proa., has
written to Manager McCredle. for the
Information, and expecta a letter to
day from him. White declarea that
Merger I not a member of the big
league, and, consequently waa eligi
ble to pitch In the laat game, which
was won by Price Hroa. and gave them
the championship. C. Hcbuebel a
member of the committee haa leu for
California oh an automobile trip.
William Koerfler, of St. Johns, form
erly of this city, waa in Oregon City
on Wednesday visiting friends.
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DISTRICT NO 1.
e
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Votea.
6802
481J
6010 .
S925
4010
6916
SS15
'. 3916 '
473J
' 4003
2R04 -
414
3909 S
3936 -
2612
3106
4922
Oregon, City ,
DISTRICT NO. 2.
' Votes.
. . 3828
. 3619
.. 4002
, 6618
..'6514
..,4011
. ' 1604
, 4014
. 2RZS
. 4418
, 2608
. 4828
, 2920
, 3525
. 3924
, 3610
. 35IS
. 461 r
. 3912.
. 2601
Mullno"
.Oawega
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Cahhy .'. .
. Mllwaukiu
,VVHt Oregon City
,Canby i..
.Willamette
Sandy
Rnndy .....
Boring ....
Oog Orove ,
Cam ....
Sprlngwater
, Beyercreek
Clackamas ,
WMamellle
.tlladatone .,
Meldrum .,.
,Cftncmch .'.
4201
10.000 WARRAUTS
PAID BY TREASURER
ARTICLE IN ENTERPRISE BRINGS
SCORES OP HOLDERS
TO OFFICE.
. An experience of Thursday convinc
ed County Treaaurer Tufta that there
la a great deal in newspaper publicity.
As the result or an article In The En
terprise he paid out a cool (20,000 In
a few-hour and expecta to pay out
about $15.01X1 today. The article
gave the Information that the County
Treaaurer had 135.000 with which to
liquidate all road warrants Issued and
Indoraed prior to December 14, 1910,
and tbat the money would be paid
today. Mr. Tufta bad bardly opened
hla office before be waa besieged by
a crowd of warrant holders, and, al
though he had not intended to take up
the warrants Thursday, ha decided to
do so.
"The Enterprise certainly reachea
the people," said Mr. Tufts, "and It
I a fine medium In which to adver
tise.' There la a moral In this little story,
which should appeal to the merchanta
of Oregon City. Thla Isn't the edi
torial department of the paper, but In
connection with the above Illustration
It la a mighty good place to repeat,
reiterate, and resuscitate the old
axiom, which everyone should know
ADVERTISING PAYS. Do you ever
go to the Grand Theatre. Aren't tbe
crowd large at that playhouaeT. The
management believes In. advertising
and la one of the moat conalatent pat
ron of the columna of The Enter
prise. "Then, too, Mr. Srhram knowe
how to advertise. THERE IS SOME
THING IN .THAT. Go to the big
storeroom and warehouse of the Ore
gon - Commission Company aometime
and see what a fine business la being
done there. Messrs. Beatle and Rob
bins believe In advertising and they
know HOW TO ADVERTISE. Ad
the aame story could be told of aev
eral other houses In Oregon City.
L
The City School Directors, at meet,
ing Thursday afternoon, purchased 260
folding chairs for the auditorium and
gallery of the new High School. The
chair are of the latent model, and are
hand-tome and strong More chair
and desks will be purchased later by
the board. . It la the Intention to have
the equipment of the building aa up-to-date
and convenient as possible. It
I probable that an electric bell clock
system will be Installed In tbe school.
The system la the same aa la used In
the schools n the large cities of the
East, and la highly recommended by
teachers who have bad experience
with It.
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Wlfa Accused of Desertion.
M. M. Jamessnn has filed a suit, for
divorce against Ella Jameanon. They
were married at River Kail, Wis.,
July 2. 1905. Jameason alleges that
hla wife deserted him on July 6, 1905.
George C. Brownell represent Jamea
son. ;
MRS. DUNKUS' HUSBAND FEARS
ACCIDENT MIGHT BEFALL
HER IN WATER.
liSPHATE KEEPS HER FROM PICNIC
aaaaaaaaaaapaeat
Llttla Girl Witnaa of Woman Strvg-
glaa In Rlvar I Near Hysteria
aa Vivid Dream of
Accident,
Mra. 8. A. Dunkua, of Portland, who
narrowly escaped being drowned In
tbe Clackamaa River at Gladstone
Wednesday, and waa rescued lust Jn
tha) nick or time by Richard Freytag,
bad Intended going to tbe Grocer'
picnic at' Bonneville on tbat day,, but
at ber buaband'a requeat changed ber
plana. . He told ber if aha went to
tbe picnic, and joined frlenda in bath
ing, be waa afraid something would
happen to her. So she decided to
take her children and have an outing
on the Clackamaa at Gladatone, and
strange aa It la, ahe bad the aame ex
perience there that her husband fear
ed Would befall ber If she went to the
Grocera' picnic.
Another woman who waa wading
with Mra. Dunkua also fell Into the
same deep bole, but managed to aave
herself by clinging to a large rock.
While one of Mra. Dunkua banda waa
above the water, and the reat of her
body submerged, Mr. Freytag puahed
pole into ber hand to which ahe
clung, and he waa able to draw ber
to shallow water.
Dorothy Stafford, six. years old, of
408 High street, this city, who wit
nessed the accident to Mra. Dnnkua
and aet up a cry for help, waa so af
fected by It tbat for a time It waa
feared ahe was bordering on a state
of hysteria. Tbe little girl talked
of the accident constantly, and Wed
nesday night she awakened screaming
at the top of her voice. She told her
mother that ahe bad dreamed of see
Ins; Mra. Dunkua struggling In the
water.
' GIRL UNDER AGE IS MARRIED.
Miaa Helen Burgess Become a Bride of
. Clarence IrlaK. k-
Mlas Helen Marie Burgess and Clar
ence Irish, of Gresham, were granted
a marriage license In this city on
Thursday, and were married at the
Electric Hotel by Rev. S. A. Hayworth,
pastor of the Baptist church. Miss
Burgess waa under age. and ber moth
er, who accompanied ber to this city,
gave ber consent. The young people
are well known at Gresham, wbe
the former la In thtyllverv business.
NEWLY ELECTED TEACHER QUITS
Gladatone Director Will Receive Ap
plications For Position.
Mis Pearl Slevers, who waa recent
ly elected teacher of the third and
fourth grades, Gladstone, haa resigned
because of ill health. She will spend
several months In Eastern Oregon.
The school directors Thursday an
nounced that applications would be
received for the position.
NAVAL DIVISION IS
ASSURED FOR CITY
ONLY FIVE MORE MEMBERS
NEEDED TO ORGANIZE MEET
NEXT WEDNESDAY.
The meeting of the Oregon Naval
mllltla. held at the hall In Willamette
on Wednesday evening wag well at
tended, and much enthusiasm was
manifested. E. C. Dye. of thla city,
waa present and gave to the boys an
Idea of the drills, discipline, the pro
posed trip to San Francisco, and bow
the boys of Portland enjoyed the or
ganization. The Oregon Naval Militia baa no
direct connection with the United
States navy, and membera of the Unit
ed .States mllltla or United States
navy are not allowed to be membera
of thla organization. Oovernor West
Is commander-in-chief, and the mem
bers must obey his orders. The boy
re arranging to organize a band and
baseball team. About five of the
Willamette boys signed for member
ship at the meeting of Wednesday
evening, and many more have signi
fied their Intention of becoming mem
bers. There must be 40 members be
fore the organisation la complete, and
as tflere are 35 at present, there is
no doubt but the required number will
he obtained at the big mass meeting,
which will be held at the Commercial
Club parlors on Wednesday evening
of next week. There will be a hand
at the meeting, and boya having musi
cal Instruments are urged to bring
them.
Young men from 'Oregon City, Bol
ton, Canemah. West Oregon City, Oak
Grove, Mountain View, Mount Pleas
ant, Parkplace and Gladstone are re
quested to attend the meeting.
MRS. HEINZ ONLY 22 YEARS OLD.
Young Woman Who Dies at Liberal
Daughter of Mr. and Mr. Kabourak.
Mra. William Hotni, who died at her
home In IJberal last Friday waa a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kabourek,
who formerly lived near Willamette,
and she was not 25 yeara old. as given
In the article telling of her death, but
22 years old. She is survived by her
husband, two children, a brother and
two sisters, Mrs. Peter Ilornlg, and
Mr. Hornback and her parents.
JOHTOSQIOUT
EOS W:rCIIARGED
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION WANTS
TO CLEAN UP BIG SUM
IN LUMP.1 "
LONDON. July 20 That Jack
Johnson, heavyweight champion of the
world, la planning 'to "lay down In
his coming match in England with
Bombadler Wells and permit the Eng
lishman to win the heavyweight title
la openly charged here today In aport
lng circles.
It is openly declared that the pre
liminary negotiations for- the match
are suspicious and that Johnson, aora
on American sports and realizing that
be Is getting older, wants to clean up
big money In one lump and la willing
to drop tbe title to "gW tbe dough."
That Johnson if be doea lay down,
will get a big cut -of f 1.000,000 for do
ing so, la generally reported. Tbe;
promoters of the fight expect to hold
It In the Stadium, where fully 200,000
persona could aee the fray. - Thia, at
aa average of 1 a bead, would result
In gathering In $1,000,000, and .the
cleanup on tbe aide. If the reported
deal Is consummated, would be enorm
ous. - .. .
A big ayndicate, of which Jamea
White, of .Manchester, la the alleged
head, la to pull off the battle. The
identity of tbe members of tbe ayn
dicate la carefully guarded, but It ia
authoritatively learned that its real
backers are Terah Hooley, the famous
promoter, who Is now In bankruptcy,
and H. Bottomley, editor of John Bull's
Weekly, which la also In financial dis
tress as a result of liberal verdicts
against him tor Illegal promotions
which aggregate 1475.000.
PULPXOMPAWY TO:
FIGHT, FISH CHARGE
Because of the Illness of Attorney
S'Jpp, the bearing of the complaint
against the Willamette Pulp t Paper
Company, charging the permitting of
waste pulp, refuse and dyea to float
down the river, and with failing to
let enough water go over the falls ao
that the fish may pas ut and down
wltNout getting In the mlllrace. waa
postponed by Justice of the Peace
Samson until July 27. The com
pany entered a plea of not gufJty and
Is prepared to make a vigorous de
fense. It Is planned to make the case
against the company a test one, and
follow It with prosecutions of others.
William L. Flnley, of the State Game
and Fish Association, said that the
rlv?r from Oswego to Oregon City is
now so coated with a mixture of crude
oil and pulp that It kills the fish, and
makes swimming impossible. Me be
lieves the oil on the surface is due
largely to the carelessness of the oil
burning boat a In taking oil and al
lowing It to run to waste afterwards.
Fish coming down the river are
obliged to pass through the. mlllrace.
In which the ara killed, as there Is
said to be too little water going over
the fish ladder, ao the fish can de
scend that way. Many eels are now
going up stream to spawn. These can
not get above the falls, and so die
there, and thus the river for several
mlloe below Oregon City has become
foul with tbe dead fish. Warden Clan
ton Is gathering up many of the eels,
and Ik sending them to Bonneville to
be fed to young fish.
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1-4 Acre Tract '
All in crop, close to school and Electric car line, 4
blocks from store. We will sell this at your own
terms. If you want a home come and see us. ' :'
W. F. SCHOOLEY & CO.
12 Main SV Oregon Cfty.
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AMENDMENTS SO VITAL THAT
CRISIS WITH COMMONS t
- SURE TO FOLLOW.
"C30EMT'
Morley Pleada For Action So Aa T
Prevent Social Shock King May '
Be Aeked To Create
More Barons.
LONDON, July 20. Amended In
particulars ao vital that a crisis with
tbe Commons Is sure to be forced, tbe
veto bill waa paaaed today without
division by tbe House of Lords. Tbe
changes made by the upper body will
be submitted to tbe lower bouse, and.
It la thought, will be sent back .next
week with a demand for reoeaalon
from the amendment. ,
lt is this contingency that maw lot
pel Premier Asqultb to ask the Klnc
to create enough new Barons to in sore
the success of the government. Tbe -situation
has been foreseen ever sine
the Issue first arose. -
"Insuryent" Peers Caucus.
I Tbe Insurgent'' peers held a caucus
today under tbe leadership of tha Bar!
of Halsbury, and a strong; feeling was
expressed that if the House of Cosn-'
mo ns struck out the Lords' aaaaasd
menta the Upper Chamber should In
sist on them, even to tbe extent of ,
forcing tbe creation of a host of new
barons.
"The last ditchers," therefore, have
not been squared yet, so tbe real criaia
may still arise on July 25. wbea tha
bill la returned to the House of Lords
for final acceptance or rejection. - '
- Lord Morley In moving the adoption i
of the measure thla afternoon disas
sociated the government from tba
amendments Introduced In tha TJppar
Chamber. Despite all the frajaslontaav '
tlon which the bill had ojadergona.
Lord Morley aald he hoped and be
lieved it would receive a third read
ing;. '
Social Shock Feared.
"I would like to have thla lnevtta-.
ble through without anything- like a
social shock" ba aald. "I do' not' x
mean a superficial shock, but a raal
wide reaching social shock.
Thla wa tbe only peaeagetiB Mr. '
Mot ley's speech which could ba con-
at rued into a reference to the puaal
ble creation of Peers.
Lord Lanadowne declared that soma
amendments to tbe bill were so saav
tlmental. In the view of the opposition.
that they certainly would not ba pre
pared to recede , therefrom in aub-
atance ao long as they remained free'
agents. -
LIMA. Peru, July 20. atlas Annie
8. Peck, the American mountain clim
ber, accompanied by Carl Kolkmar
and five Peruviana, ascended two
peaks of , the volcano Coropuna on
July 16. ,
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winda.
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eaat portion? westerly winda.
QUESTION NO. I
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WORLD IN ALL POSSIBLE
MOODS AND ASPECTS.
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