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. OIIEOON CITY, OKEOON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMHEIl 22, 1911.
VOL. II-N. 122.
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STATE WttUKC TO
TROUBLE ALL ALONG THE BEAT.
WIRES D1D0RSE
GARY FACETIOUS.
WITH POUCE CHIEF
BUY OH CANAL
BIG ASSESSOT
EAST SIDE LOCKS
C04-MIIION ACCEPTS 0FFE R TO
ILL PRESENT
for s-tw.ooo.
KCOWOAIION IS MADE TO U. S.
rtl.nd Railway, L0h A Power
Cec-p"y Formerly Asked
600,000 Content of Oov
.rnmanl Necessary.
aiiEii. Or.. No. 11 Members
af lb Hot Canal Cotninlaslon, In-
Cudlt Uivernor West. Herretary Ol
roit and Treasurer Kr. reached the
joorly.l-m today o recommend tlo
u.u.r Urlndoe. of the 1'nlled Htalea
CniiiiecrB. ibt ibe loess n the west
id. of the Wll'amelte Hlver. al iirm
.... l Durchaaed al a !
- , .,.inn
" u.m k a kiaa lAj.n
guua i r"ui rr -
...r. lth President Joawlrn.
of the 1'ortland llallwav. Ugbt
ur Company, rprl that the
por rblef bad rwl lo a cowpr
mu price uf Hi"-000- The orlglual
prtr aaked by U com p. or waa
SrtO0O. tail In connection with Ibis
it wss lo have constructed and
paid for half of necessary division
all.
VYHb Ihe riMl of this Isaen Itilo
cuo.ldrrmllon. the. coat of the l ha
.i.t k... ln aonrollmalelv ISIO,-
M l.nder Iba terms now jiropueed.
at a coat of 60.0K the Government
III be called upon to construct tba
alrtalon wsIL
Matnb-rs of Iba Ward eipressed
the opinion lhal lha coal price al
tliO.Ooo I atraaalva. bu lMllaa4 II
twtt.r lo par that amount than lo au
Ur Inio IHIgailon In ronnarllon with
tondrmnallon proraadlnga. wblcb
oull (.rtibably raqulra aavaral yaara
lo dnermlna. Uh no aaaurauca thai
lh l would ba Iaaana4 br Ibfin.
rrldnt Joael)rn. of lha I'ortland
Railway. Ught It Powrr Company,
nl'.rd aitantlim lo Iba aama tblnc
bn ha ara4 to coinpromlaa on
HiO.otM). aaytng ha bllaa4 It would
bt prrfarabla lo compromlaa than to
ndravor to fUhl oul condemnation
prraodlnia oi l 1000,000 baala.
Tha lioard further look lha altitude
(bat lha ttata had appropriated IJ00..
)0 to aaalal In tha purrhaae of tha
lorka and that no matter what lha
prlre. It would coat tha alata lhal
urh and no mora. Aa tha (loern
n nt will have aupenrlalon of lha
liaki and Improvemenla upon them,
tha kard belleted that tba prica la
lh beat obtainable, with all tha clr
cumitanrea taken Into consideration.
WORK Or ENGINEERS APPROVED
BY COMMERCIAL CLUB
ORGANIZATION.
Mm ATTITUDE IS CRITICIZED
Prlcea Akad For Right-of-way De
clared Exorbitant And Corv
damnatlof Proceeding!
Are Urged.
FALLS DEAD IN ARMS
OF FOSTER MOTHER
JniinoTnur oiurn
ULHUOIUHL OHILU
FROM SADDEST FATE
WCTEUOg
"lAmrill
I0NIH)N. No. Jl. Tha sunYaf
ettra rarrd badly at lha handa of the
police lonluhL They hd threatened
In forre their way Into lha llouae of
Comrnoiia and make pniteat on the
floor aiclnat the Prima Mlnlnter'a i
fal to pledge tha government to
Mil giving equal auffrege to both
. but they failed to reach lha
nitra rife lo Parliament.
Thwarted by tha pollco. no r
retted 320 women and three men. the
uffragettea reaorted to a camalgn
of window amaahlng. Drlren from
Parliament Square by the police. l.00
nf h..m ... nn HniT the women,
couipanipd by aympathlera and gang
of rowdlee. proceeded tnrougn
kn m,.-A iik I.... nt atonea. con
.., Mltl.TMJ "Mil IIWW '
e-ald under their coali. nd broke
windows In public offices, tha IJboral
. ... & .... i 1 I IK,
noaaiiirters ana me rtau".
r.i ci,.i. -v,. ..(nud their opera
tions to tha Btrand, where windows
of the Postofrtce Hank and otner t
te concerns suffered from the on-
might.
If you are not reading tha Morning
Bnierprlnewhy not! Year-end nr-
.. .. ... a mA Ml
mm renoa is now on. a -
uarg pago. .
Daffodel No. 1
If m STETSON HAT was a
slia too large would on L
SYSTEM Suit.
Soma vary clever patterns
Jut arrived for tha holiday
ruth , To sea them Is to buy
them.
Price Bf others
EXCLUSIVE CLOTHIERS
Not Like Other,
tth and Main Si-
Clifford Armatrong. bo haa ben
emploed In the loutbern I'arlllo car
hops lu Portland, for aeven years,
died suddenly at Hubbard lllafoa
ter mothrr. Mra. J. 8. Illalr, was with
him when he eiplred. The young man
haJ bven visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mra. I'lcbola Illalr- at -Elliott
Prairie, having gone tbera -for the
benefit of his health. He decided to
return to ortland. aiter Mra. Illalr,
ho Uvea at 1110 MlUaukte avenue.
Portland, had gone to Elliott Prairie
lo see him. The trip to llubbsrd was
made overland, and the young man
bad not complained of reeling .. oui
aoon after lha train had left the sta
tion al Hubbard, be callrd Mrs. Illair.
dying In her arms. Mrs. Hlalr was
assisted by several passengera and
the body was carried to lha I. O. O. F
hall. Medical aid was summoned, but
II was found lhat Ufa wss extinct
The remains of the young man were
taken to VVoodnurn. where thry were
p-h for hurlaL and afterward
taken to Balero lo lha borne of Mr.
Armstrongs sister. Mrs. Lou Duck
i t..m .k.r. lha funeral services
were held, the Interment being In the
X. O. O. F. cemetery. Kev. v. a.
Knight, of Salem, orriciaieu. m.....
friends of the deceased attended and
the floral offerings were oeauuiui.
t, . iranimni wad born iwrmj-
...... mmn at Hulem. his mother
dying when he was sli weeks old. He
wss a bright and ammuuu. ,....
...i v.. i m.n friends among his
fellow workmen at Sellwood. where
he had been employed ny me eouiu
era Pacific Company for the past
oven years. He had visited In this
city on many occasions st tha home
of Mrs. A. Nelson, sister fo Mrs. J. H.
Hlalr. and daughter oi
Ramsby. The young man a rather
and a sister. Mrs. lx)U nucklngham.
live In Balem.
OSWEGO LAND SUIT
IS WON BY
. . ..turned a verdict
A JUrT I lien"" -
. . ' .v- -loiniiff In the case of
in isvor i i"" ,,
Joaoph Hlchner. of Osweg" s,
.T-'sr .ot i. V i. -,h,r!:r;
which U occupied ny ' "I"",;"
a. . raan It of the coniro-
ver over the land Hlchner hi. ,
' . .. M,m. nresldent of
Henry nnn - . .
n. e'ement. company. J
flrht recently, tne e.r. "d
Moore being wounded on the head,.
Mlohner ha. MM torJ
for asiiult and moor - -
for " .in-. h.r-e. The cement
nsny'rX'nuV instructed a fence
onparof..t.nOswe
.ImnM nrecipuaveii -
inatrurtlons of tne
to remova Ihe "'.." ' ..
Cement Company is ""'"" -w.
000 plant ,n O.wegc , George C. Brow
nell and William de.
Dlchner In tha case which was no
dded In his favor Tuesday,
SISTER FALLS DOWN
DUMB WAITER SHAFT
Gladatone. loveliest village of
Clackamas county until recently,
when It was made a city without the
aid or consent of Oliver Goldsmith
or "Bamautha. of Clackamaa," la In
a peculiar position. Peculiar, because
this sama position baa nearer Happen
ed lo a hamletrvMlBge or city in the
good old state of Oregon before. In
fact. It Is the only city In, the world,
according lo the latest returns, toat
la vnlna- in have an election aoon. and
has not a candidate for a single office.
Ilecorder Hammond, who has mucn
n aav shout tha municipal affairs of
Cladaione, at a meeting of the Hoard
of Aldermen Tuesday evening called
attention to the fact that under the
.KirtH nfflr-era would la elected
at ihe December election. Tbe nom-1
Inatlng petitions must do niea wua
tha Mnrdr not later man i nursaay
night Confusion over tbe Incorpora
tion of Ihe city la given as me reason
for a lark of candldatea. O. E. 1-Tey-
tag la Ihe present Mayor; J. K. Par-
dee la Treasurer, and A. F. rariier la
Marshsl. There will be candidates
galore.
SLOVER NOT ANGERED BY BEING
CALLED MEMBER OP "LEARN
ED PROFESSION."
MAYOR MIGHT SEKDS SUBSTITUTE
Rev." George " N Edwarde Elected
Chaplain and Thomas Cook
Secretary of Congrega
tional Brotherhood.
PROPERTY OWNERS TO PAY
$33,&80-3S FOR STREET AND
SEWER WORK.
RA1WAY TOSTUS CJU1ED TC3 LCf
Randall. Co and Buech to FU prop
erty Valuartion on Wash
ington Street Ryan
Haa Protect. '
8lster Rupert, of the provlncla
Home at Oawego, waa aerloualy tn
lured Tuesday evening by falling
down a dumb waiter shaft at the
hornet Tbe sister, who had been ac
customed to using the dumb waiter
wblcb Is propelled by electricity, aa
an elevator, bad gone to the third
floor to take aome food to another
alster. Bbe did not turn on the elec
tric -light when she made the land
ing, and when she returned to the
ihaft the waiter had dropped two
flights. She fell down the ahaft on
mn nf the waiter. Her aToans attract
ed attendanta and ahe waa taken from
ih shaft, nr.- FT. 8. Mount attended
her. She austalned a compound frac
ture of her left foot, and ber head
and chest were cut and bruised. She
will be removed to 8L Vincent's Hos
pital. Portland, today. Dr. Mount
raid late Tuesday night that his
patient would recover. The dumb
waiter bad been used as an elevator
for more than a year, and frequently
two persona used It at the same time.
I'nmiallflad endorsement of the
Government englneera, who recom
mend the construction or locks on tne
itu.i Hlil nf tha Willamette River at
Oregon City, waa made Tuesday by
Ihe Uve VVIree of-tbe Commercial
Club at their weekly luncheon, when.
In a set of resolutions, they puncturel
Ihe attacka that have been made by
Colonel E. Hofer. of Salem, on the
business-men or Oregon tniy, iouow
Ing a day'a visit here of Colonel Ho
fer, who made a report to tne saiera
Hoard of Trade and who Is said to
hiv. inflnenred commercial oragnlza-
Hons of other Willamette vaiiey
towns to adopt resolutions censuring
rireron ritv Deoole for their attitude
respecting an open liver. The Live
Wlrea adopted the ronowing resolu
tions: WHEREAS. The Government of tbe
United States baa undertaken to con
struct free locks and an open cana:
at the falls of the Willamette River
at Oregon City, Oregon, and
WHEREAS. The Congresa of the
trnltarf fltato baa aDoroDrlated ' tbe
sum of Three Hundred Thousand
($300) Dollars for such work and the
State of Oregon has appropriated a
like sum to be turned over to the
United States Government to assist
In the construction of said locks and
canal, and
WHEREAS, The engineers and
surveyors of the United States Gov
ernment have recommended, after
Investiagtlon, that aald canal and
locks be tinted upon the East aide
of the Willamette River and ths
said recommendation baa been ap-l
proved by the War Department, and
WHEREAS, The Government haa
asked the property owners along
said proposed location tor a price
upon the property required for auch
I canal ana iocbb ana naa recti
answers showing that aucn ngnt oi
way will cost approximately the sum
of 13.000,000, and
U'urnciD Pertain eentlemen in
Salem and other places have misrep
resented the sentiment of tha busi
ness people of Oregon City In regard
to aald canal and locks by stating
lhat we are opposed to the construe-
1 wish to Introduce to you a mem
ber of one of the learned professions."
said President Gary or .me ingre-
gatlonal Brotherhood, at tne meet
ing of the aoclety Tuesday evening
at the church. HAa you know he l
Chief of Police 8lover of Portland.
He la a member of one of the learned
professions, Uke the doctors, lawyers
and ralnlatera, for he makes bis liv
ing off the sins of tbe people Just like
tbey do."
Mr. Gary did not classify pedogagy
with the learned professions. Albeit
ka marfa hit with the chief, the !
vers, doctors and ministers ana starc-
ed one of the most succesful meetings
ihe brotherhood baa held. A boat sixty
members were present.
After explaining the absence of
Uivn. P ii a hlleht. who bad promised
to make an addreaa at the banquet.
irf that the Mayor naa asaea mm
o K hi. anhatltnt the chhsf told bow
be thought unruly children ahould be
"i Kailava anartal officers should be
nnnlniad to take care of Juvenile
delinquents," said Chief Slover. "Tbe
eurfew should be enrorceo. me ren
nlar policemen, for the moat part.
ra nnt the nrorjer oeraona to handle
boys and glrla. It takee i..TI per
anha tn handle children and their
parents. The parents, of course, can
never be convinced 'that their children
hsve adlo!eyed."
Chief Slover made fine impression,
and he waa thanked for bis sugges
tions and advise.
nimlck. who waa ludge of
the Clackamaa County Juvenile Court
for aeveral years, aald he thought the
city and county ahouia employ m juvw
nlle officer, who could work In con
junction with the schools aa truant
officer. Judge Dimlck gave It aa his
opinion that three-fourths of the chil
dren who go 'wrong: are-without the
proper home training.
The Rev. George N. Edwards, pas
tor of tbe Congregational church, waa
elected chaplain of the Brotherhood,
and Thomas Cook waa elected secre
tary to succeed. Roy Trullinger. re
signed. William McLarty convulsed
his hearers with a humorous reclta-
The City Council Tuesday evening
pasaed ordinances for the 'aaaeaaswrat
of property owners for street Bd
aewer Imorovementa totaling 3ifiM-
38, apportioned aa follows: For the
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...Emblems...
of every order are shown by s
In different shaped Pine, Ban
ton, Lockets and Charma. --r
Made In Solid Gold and Gold
Filled,- they make a very ac
ceptable gift.
Bunnelster & Andrescn
OREGON CITY JEWELERS.
BICHNER
CONGRt
SSMAN
TO BE
LIVE WIRE GUEST
.... .u will ar
,,..e fn- the r"nBVVh- tJve Wires
S"dnid?; The Tun hnhMn
Jlstlngul-hed visitor may bo pre-ent.
A MTilZ h . trl'p o ' n.p.ct.on
Mr IMwloy wll leave Fa lem Tues
S Sngy on the awjPjjO
Rivna. The Congressman ! making a
lour of hit district. '.
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Men's Smart Suits
You can bet celebrate your Thanksgiving
in one of our celebrated Hart Schaffner &
Marx suits. Our large assortment now of
fers you perfect security in style, fit and ser
vice, and our Thanksgiving prices are the
lowest. '
Men's Fine Furnishings
Uederwcar, Dress Shirts, Neckwear, Sus
penders, Halfhose, Gloves. Mufflers, Hats,
Caps, Handkerchiefs. We have the best and
fyou will want It for Thanksgiving. -
The Palmer Garment For
Ladies
Suits and Coats. The up-to-da'e garment
in style, fit and finish, at special prices for
our Thanksgiving Sale.
Dress Goods' Sale
Our Dress goods business is good because
we have th goods, but for our Thanksgiving
Sale we of fer a large assortment of dress
goods and suitings worth $1.25 to $1.35 at
Special price of per yard 98c.
v -ui i- ,';."'
Af P Yard SI 25 At 50c to 75c " " Thantsgiying Furniture Sale
At fer I a q . Bleached, Half Bleachdd and Colored table Handsorfte dining; tables and chairs,bedrocm
74 inch Linen, Snotyy white Holly deslpn, a linens especially priced for Thanksgiving sets and convenient Kitchen Cabinets at
very pretty table linen, at per yard $1.25 Sajf pfr yarjt 6qc Cf anc( 75c. . Thanksgiving prices.
At Per Yard $1.00 ' - Ten Thousand Handkerchiefs Stoves. Ranges and Rugs,
72 inch table linen. The Snowy White. Pre-Holiday' showing just opened for our Our best showing of Ranges. Stoves. Heat-
AU pure Irish linen at special reduced price Thanksgiving Sale. Ladies' fine handker- ers and Room Size Rugs now at Thanks-
for our Thanksgiving Sale, per yard $1.00 chiefs 10c to 50c. . giving prices
OREGON CITY'S BIG DEPARTMENT STORE
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