Morning enterprise., September 09, 1911, Page 4, Image 4

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mas County buyers.
k- uiu W.nn anil Mill Edith Wal-
dron, of Chicago. III., spent Bunday
and Monday at Oearbeart. Or
Judge W. A. Hanaon, of MUwukl.
waa an Oregon City vlaltor Thursday
morning and stopped o8 bare on hla
way home.
U K. Artnetrong was In Portland on
business Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Klssby. ot Port
land, were dlnnar guests of Mra.
Charles Worthlngton Wadnaaday eve
nlng. . .
Owing to tha bad condition of the
roada from Oregon City to Canby tha
nmnlllu fmm hr did UOt KO any
I furthar than Oregon Cliy Weduea.luy
evening.
Mra. laabella Hilton, mothar of Mra.
McArthuf ta 111 at bar noma on
Railroad avenue.
B lxe Iaet and family returned
noma from Alaaka Monday evening
and reported a very pleaaant trip.
Harry Dallantyne and family will
move out to their farm on tha Mollala
net week.
Rer. C. A. Lewie will preach at the
Methodlat church Sunday morning at
11 a. m. and Rev. Henry 8pela at 7:30
p. m. All cordially Invited.
The Little Glrle' Bewlng Society
meet at the home of Dorothy Hanaon
Wedneaday afternoon.
Mra. Davie and Mlaa Naytor. teach
era of Goldendale. Wash . - returned
home Thursday morning after a pleaa
ant visit of aeveral weeke with Mr.
and Mra. R. L. Herron and family.
Ernest Harrla has purchased half
Interest In tha confectionary atora o.
W. J. Alexander.
Tha Olrla' Rand will play for the
Mllwaukle Orange Fair Friday eve
ning, September 2. t Crystal Lake
Park. ,
ENGLISH OPPOSE BIG FIGHT.
Think Jehnson. Walls Bout a BlsughUr
and May Call It Off.
Opposition to the proixwod "fight"
between Jack Johusou aud England's
alleged champion. Romlmrdltf Wells.
Is Increasing to sorb a doirree that Hie
promoters may decide to declare It off.
f Kngltstrirnortlng crttlra any -that-Well
bnsa't bad auiniTcnf ring excrIonre to
tackle the grinning negro, who standH
to draw down a suuill fortune for bis
and of this affair.
In pointing out reasons why Wells
cannot hoe to make a iwte'table
abowlng If Johnson trio, attention Is
called to the Interesting fact that Kd
die McOoorty of Oshkosb. Wis., a
middleweight, outpolutrd 1'ctty OnVer
Curran rn a twenty round Ix'iit lu
publln. Tbtn Cnrrnu knocked out the
much abused (iunner Moir lu two
rounds, and, and to relate. Moir put
Wells to. sleep In three rounds. On
that aort of pugilistic dope It'a no
wonder that Englishmen do not relish
the, Johnson-Wells nuiti h. so rullcil.
Heart to Heart
ft
Talks.
Ar EDWIN A. NYE.
A BRAVE C1KL
DIstHtursgtlT -
Tbeu read the story of Lucy Adaon
of the New York Houte For tha In
curables. More than twenty yeara ago, whai
she was a little girl of six years, alia
Ml down an elevated station aud
broke ber ba h Just aWva the waist
Hue.
For sl yeara she wsa taken from
one hospital to another, auffertng as
few suffer. Fourteen year ago aha
was sunt to the homo for lucurablee,
hoelcs earns
Wlmt a and fai-ed. dtulrlng wom
an she must lie!
Hut. lio!
Of ull the confirmed Invalids lu that
pln.e of liK iinibles she Is the most
rheerful. Klie rends mm It. lakes great
Interest In eiirrent eeuts aud k vary
B'l lu tier dlMMlllou. When Dot
tortured by pslo she Is alwajre Bull
ing
Think of It!
tSbe cannot even sit up lu bed.
When she Is struel to a brare aha
can reWtn lu an Invalid's chslr and
be wheeled about Hut that uei-easl-
tales a ss- lul limits, aud the helpless
girl cauuot often afford the expense.
Her eople ure (smr. '
Once In the fourteen yeara she waa
takeu away -to the Manhattan hospi
tal for a proiHwed uperstlou. Rut.
alas, the splusl ord was twisted
about the broken place that tha Bur
geons did not dsre to operate,
It must bate Wmmi a great disap
pointment to Mlsa Adams, but she
does not speak of It. lutrsd, aha la
radiant over Hut, klud IrrnliusnLaha
received
Oswego: no. " f!f t:
FV)ra H. Kllgor, to
rich and , da U ledrSrl
JMock 100, Oak oZ,&l
wSlU A. Mumpow.r
power to Mary j rk'-ll
HorMalukerVL"
l. town.hlp j, aoutk w
AMONG THE Cfircr
SHERIDAN TRAINING HARD.
Great Athleta Trying te Rid Himself of
Soma Extra Weight
For the .drat time slm-e he lust work
ed to fit htiuMcif for the all round
champlouHblis Martin Slierldun. who'
la rated aa the greatest athlete In the
world, la down to renl bard training.
Sheridan has taken up his abode at
Celtic park. New York, and la working
! faithfully to get rid of some of the
' extra weight that he tins accumulated
during the past twelve months. In
I less than two weeks' time Mnrtln bus
j sunken off twelve pounds, and, Isdng
I full of enthusiasm. It Is more than
, likely that he will easily get down to
! a weight that will enable lilm to be
spry In the discus circles once morn.
Heading.
We may glean knowledge by reading,
bot the chaff must be separated from
tna wheat by thinking;
8ntacrlb for tha De.lly (enterprise
8euklug of the doctors and nurse
at the Manhattan, she says, "Ob, they
were in-rfc tly beautiful to me!" Aud
there on her little cot she smilingly
faces the rowing yeare-aud tha death
which may lie long delayed.
And you? . ,
With a tlrtu spine, a jwlsed body
and few that will carry you wherever
you may choose to go, are you not
ashamed thnt you should ever com
plain of our lot?
Some one says, "I ran Bee neither
the Justice-of such suffering nor tha
moral purpose of It."
Perhaps not. ,
Yet there in list lie rom-f nsallou In
the life of the belrlddeu girl, else she
would not ! as happy aa she appar
ently Is.
And. as for the moral pnrpnao'of
sui'l) suffering, ttmt deiends. If,
knowing of such bravery In the crip
pled girl, Joil nre helied to bear your
bordiHis It Is not without algulflcance.
tu
Should Hear Him Than.
Wife (couiplntiiliiKly) Tou never
praise me to any one.
- II ut I don't, eh? Yon should bear
me Ueecrlhe you at tlx- Intelligence er
ne e when I'm trv'K to hire a cook.
UoHton Trausirlpt
Rend the Morning Kirprlse.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Alexander and Agnea M. Wilkin
son to Hyul A. Hutchlna and Guy N.
Hood, southeast ounrter of northwest
nunrter section 3( In township I,
range 4 east; $10.
F. F. Johnson to c. N. and Norma
F. Haines lot f), block 48. Oregon Iron
c
Flral ptlet-Coroar u.i. . .
atreeta. Rav, g, a TiTTL.
tor. Prwchln.atii . ?'!
P. m. Sunday a.hool V.t
P. m. Rvenlng lubTrL I
the mend of Stan.
Nel Ood." Thli wlill1"
of aertea of popular iL1
the castor.
Cathoiieor. crater aaa
Re. A. Hlllebrana .J!
Water; Low Maaa iVT'!
mon; High Mass 10 J , .?
tornoon aervtce at wL. ;
morning at I. ' K
Flret Congregational ChaMk-j.
Ing aervloe at l0:lo o'cIoaI
nlng aervlca ,t 7;4S
Ueorge R. Paddock oi '
, morning aud evtning
y Atesil slrxts. n, .r
I a. an erMhln( i.T?"
eihsr Iwfai srkw awouil
with ItroMhlnc In i,mrmAmt
Flra Church of Chrlet, Id-g '
Ninth and Canter itrasuTa,
service at 11. W4ntvlt 7.
meeting at I o'clock, b,.
open every aft.rnooa mm l
day from I to i o'clock.
Osiwian
1
MMMlW.t fc . 1
Madleea eirsau. K r WuZIl '
tor. rse. Til MsJix.n; g tS
Herssea gahraaw. Muarv HtZ V
MniS) Mr vice , )M JZL
p. m. a-doreiMhlna al Js. aTV
Olatfatosia Chrtstisn R?. j
- key, pastor, res. - GUestoaj. t
day achool 10 a. m , N. C Heart,
aupterlntendent Mornlai ajv
II o'clock. Drotharboo4 aarrka
7:. )
MoontatifVlew T;nron-(OoaiU
I p. m., Mra. J. H. Qtuu, v
Dibla Study every Tnaraiy g
Methodlat Main atreat cor. hat'
Rar. B. F. Zlmmermaa auur.i
oor. glith and WuHlnroa-
IMS a, C. A. Wllluaa,l
atone, aupt; Junior Ltamlf
Morning aervlce, Poarth Qav
Communion. - Morning sat
"Three Ureal Cornea." u, I
worth Iagu rally. 7:4a. pt(
evening aervlce., t
PyasbytaHan Seventh etrett w I
faraon. Rav. J R. LAadibaV
paator. Raa. .710 Jeffsraoa; It,
a. n, Mra. W. C. Creso, tapl; k
Ing aervlca 11 a. I
Jmm esslor. r ( IwkssMi. 1 1
m.. Kronf Krnrh supt I tml
arvteae each gunUy. siifnuiB
Iwaea II a. . an4 1 11 a
Ilea Endeavor Thurdsy eraai I
a. as. j
St Paul'a Rev. C. W. RoMasoa,!
tor. Dally eervlcea: torol
er. 7 a. m.; Holy KucharW,!!
m., evening prayer, 7:U a.mt
dav eervlcea: Holy Eucatratl
- m. ; morning prayer, 10. M 1 1
Holy Eucnarist ana eraoi.ui
in.; evening prayer an
7:10 p. m.; S. 8. JJ m.; Tn
venlnsa. sermon at T:N
Unttetf Jrethren Cnf tta tei V
B. n. ta a. m . Krnk Pv. J
ln: supt mornina rleaij
B. C. B. a. m. nvssa arSs
Willamette M. No rsfutar rs
rv lews R. S. t P av. aa
Zlon Lutheran Corner Jeffarwi
Eighth atreeta. Kev. w. a.
gar paator, reaMenre 7J
Sunday achotl t: SO a.
K rax ber gar; auperlntendaat r
Ing aervlca 10: SO. EvanW U
Wast Oregon City School Haata-i
Btaata will preach t I eeloAi
day achool conducted aner
FORUM OF THE PEOPLE
RIPARIAN RIGHTS.
Morning Enterprise, Oregon City, Or.
To the Editor: The lights of the
city of Oregon City to the water piw
er of the Falls of the Willamette
River, acordlng to riparian rights all
land adjoining a stream tha inhibl
tanta on either aide have an equal
tight to the stream. It doesn't mat
ter If one person owns both aides of
the stream, the Inhabltanta have
equal righta, that la the public have
equal righta for the public benefit.
There la about 310 feet of the Soutn
End of Oregon City abutting on the
Falls. 210 feet of which Is private
property the width of two atreeta.
Main and Water, which. If neceaaary,
the City Council can extend to th
southern line of tbe city limits, or
farther than that If tbey choose,
Under no circumstances must il.o
people or the council of Oregon City
allow any obstruction of a clear lino
to Main atreet running Booth. If it
la determined to bare locka on the
east side there is no particular ob
jection to taking Water street; but
of'yoor water power under the pres
ent plan of the locks. Ton lose your
chaooe of tbe water power all togeth
er. Of coarse while tbe locks are
vnder constmctloai there will be
hnndreds of mea employed and lota
of money will be distributed, and ev
eryone will hare chance to get some
of It, and when the locks are finished
there will be about four men left to
take care of them and we will be
like the fellow: "O, my gracious;
My doga are dead already." Now,
Mr. Editor we will give a little hiatory
of Orogoa City. The space nnder the
bluff were the railroad now la, was
Intended for a canal, and when the
railroad came it was out of the quest
ion, although the railroad came very
near taking Main street. There were
lots of people who were willing to
give the street to the company, but
there were more againat It Before
that time It was very seriously talked
about making a canal through Main
street. There seems to be no doubt
about taking water from the Falla
and people went so far as to make a
plan and almost had an estimate
made out At that time the question
was about compressed air that was
to put water wheels at the Falls and
aend air through pipes to all parts
of tbe city and to be used about the
same aa steam and that would do
away with digging tbe big ditch. Just
as it was about to make a move
electricity waa discovered. Of course
electricity took tbe cake, and away
went the power of the Falls on wires
There were some who objected.
When electricity first came there was
no law to regulate It, water falls or
water power; But I believe the ripar
ian las can be used to govern elec
tricity at the Falls.
The first settlers stopped here on
account of the water power of the
Falls. It waa thought that this would
be the Ivowell. of the Pacific Coast
How is it we have' tby seTerat
thousands dollars a year for light
that la brought from a distance when
we have It right here at our door 7
Tbe people should make their own
light A man asked me: "What Is
the matter with the old town anyway
that It does not go ahead aoy more
than It does?" -
"Ton have been living In this town
more than twenty yeara. I said, "and
yon dont know what tbe matter la?"
"No; I don't," ha replied. "Only
oar business men and boosters are
not worth much."
"Ton get out," I said, "our buslnesa
men and booeters are Juat as smart
and as lively as men in any other
town. The matter Is they are carry
ing dead 'dorgs' on their backs and
not working In their right direction.
They are trying to get hold of the al
mighty dollar, quick, right away, and
are not working in the right direction."
Tours truly,
a R. B. MILLER.
CORRESPONDENCE
ELDORADO,
Henry Seltzer, the only brother of
Mrs. Kate Goucher and Mrs. Mary
Daniels of Mulino, has been very 111
with Blight's disease.
Norman Bullard fell from an ap
ple tree Sunday and hurt hla left arm
which was broken two years ago.
Otis Smith had one of his fingers
badly crushed In a cog wheel In Mr.
Howard's flouring mill Monday while
his father and brother were baring
waa wheat ground.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Howard, of Cams,
went to Oregon City Tuesday to take
their son Otis to a physician to hare
an abscess cut out of his face which
has long "bothered tlnr
Robert Rchoenborn, wife and baby
were In Oregon City Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Noblit, of Needy, has
been 111 of grip at ber mother's In
Mnllno.
C E. and C. Smith made a bualness
trip to Oregon City Tuesday.
Robert Bollard made a business trip
to Mulino Tuesday.
Albert Schoenborn went to the flour
ing mill Wednesday, ,
OAK GROVE.
Mrs. Met Trayer, of Oregon City,
spent Thursday night with Mra. XL
L. Herron and family..
Mrs. Georgia Eltzrothe, of Taylor
ville. 111., returned to ber home after
a two months' visit with her aon, W.
M. Rice and family.
Mra. W. M. Rice and daughter,
Mary, were Portland visitors Friday.
Virgil Clark, a prominent attorney,
was in Oregon City on business Fri
day morning. " - . ,
L. E. Armstrong has a carload of
wood on the aide track and Is unload
ing It and hauling It to hla home.
Miss Whltehouae, of Mllwaukle
Heights, returned " home Thuraday
evening from her summer vacation at
her parents' home at Tillamook. Mlsa
Wbltebouse la a teacher In the Brook
lyn school, Portland.
W. N. Rlenhart la preparing to
move hia family to their new home
at Cottage Grove, Or., where he haa
purchased a small place.
Mr. and Mra. Henry Spauldlng are
visiting In 811verton.
Edward Olda waa In Oregon City
Friday on buslneaa.
Tracy Moore will be a atudent at
the O. A. C. at Corvallls this fall.
Walter Kurbl la home from Brook
field. Wash, for a few daya. Walter
and several other Oak Grove boys
have a contract for hauling wood to
the river. .
Mra. Horgan, Mrs. Simon Blghara,
Mra. Aleiander and two sons, Charley
and Arlet, went to Portland Thuradify
to visit Mrs. Minnie Wilson.
Dr. Alfred L. Thompson sold hla
place to Mr. and Mrs. Davenport, of
Portland, who took possession the
first of the month. Dr. Thompson and
wife are camping on tbe west part of
their property preparatory -to build,
ing another house. .
Mra. Hanauer, of Spokane, Wash.,
apent Wednesday with Mra. 8. A.
Brown and daughter, Mlaa Gladya
Brown.
Mlaa Gladys Brown, accompanied
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