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,o44)4ee I WKATHIR INDICATION!. I Oroo City Wednesday, In- erasing cloudiness. Oregon Wednesday, fair east, Increasing ckwdioeea. VOL. II-No. 128. HW1AIIA AGQiT IS CALLED BRIBER $MW TAKIN FBOM TAllIM AN (AID TO Bt MBIT f AVMINT PON ADVlMI VtBOICT. " EX DEPUTY 44ASSHAU IS ARRESTED District Attorney Desk Hacked High With Hit tald T Have Been Intended i for Bribery. IXirt AOKUC. No. M.-The tmirrli of euapete4 brUwry es trail f4 today ecroe he ,rl' ' Jeniee B. M-Samara (or the ellfged inurder of Charles J. Hagerty, a victim of the I Anl" TIm aUaetrr. ' A plreed proawjutWm and a dutnu- futindt-d dfOM (UOlt UM-k nmlgbi ol lb day's work of fUronal L. Browne, thlff Inveailgator of the slate, who srraated three OUU and Stacked Iba ink of Irtetrtct Attorney rredarirks hlcb l'b yellcnr HI la taken from tbalr porkete In Frederick s presoure. urt K. Franklin, an el Deputy t'nltea Htatae Marshal, now employed by (ba defense aa an Investigator, re Imuk) Isle today on $10,000 rash ball, la to appear In court tomorrow to an swer to charges of bribery and at tempted brlbrr sworn to against blm by Hrowna. while Oeorge N. Loch mood, an unautnmnnxl venireman. C. K. "Cap" Wbllo. an alleged rakahddr, both arrasiad. ar at lib arty, and, ecrwrdng to lrtirlct Attor ney Fredericks, will appear aa wit aasae against Franklin. Five hundred dollar, takan from Uws woods pocket, la darlarad by iba proavcntlon to have been tha Bnt payment of a aum which ha wa to have r -reived If bo would prevent an adveree verdict In tba MrNan.ars rase, and H.aOO fouad on Wbllo waa sWIared to bo tba ramalndar to bo paid when Iho Jury were dlarbargrd. " RATI MttTINO TONIOMT. Tba merchant and manufacturers of tbla city will mvat tonight at tba Commercial lub. to dlaruaa tarmlnal niM for Oregon CUT. Ilawlry aiding and pulp aiding, and orgaalto aa aa aviation to flgbt fr lower rates. Alt aiarrhanta and manufacturers aro raauMtad to bo present at T'.JO o'rlork. K SINGLE TAX CASE IS 10 BE DECIDED SOON fULKM, Or, No. 18 Brief for lha atato In tha Clackamas county Ingtaiai ra were tiled wttb tba Supremo Court today, and It la prot abla that tho raao will bo arguad and drled hoforo January 1. In thla eaao potltlona warn clrcu laiad under tbo county Ui amand mant. arklng for tbo atngbt ti In Clarkamaa county. Batratary Olcott. by adrlra of lha Attornay-Oanaral. ra- funcd to fllff tha patltloni. and w . h U Ran. acting for O. A. Schuebal, tarted mandamua procoadlnga before tba Hupramo Court, taking original lurladlctlon undar tho naw Judiciary amandtneDt, In an effort to compel tba Secretary, of atato to Bla tbo Pl tlont. , ELKS MEMORIAL TO be: Tha annual Memorial aarvlcaa of Oreion City Nidgo, No. 1189. Hnyo lent iiiH liw.ti l rkrHv of Rika. Ill ha hrld nait Sunday aftarnon a i 3 o rlork In tho Flrat Congragauon- i chnr?h. Tha public la lnlial to ai tend lhl MrvlM Thn Klka will mact It their 1H nxi r rirtny avenlng and win prooanu Wke Kim. artlnn rslatlva to tha ar0- tln u tn Elka' Homo on tba lot ra- fantly mirchaaad from Mra. oacar Fortbrn on: Water atraot, near Blxtb ira-i a rrMAMKSOtwiNO i Ql Vk B- Your. oir frlandly ralatlont U VtrtSriw-that our eup of Joy ?rVtai.wlth.hpplnaaa and rlty novar oa to award I "r-.! re wour loyal 'lato patronaga of Mkl to you ano your, ga for a happy and SUNDAY AFTERNOON !;Ptfj-otliefs - ' lr;-u,,, . noun MUNUAT. , r- M MI33 rw ' vilo6T 1 . ' . , PASTOR URGED TO STAY WITH CHURCH RCV. ZIMMERMAN FRIENDS BAY "THEY WILL TRY TO GET ALARY INCREASE. BOARD LAUDS WORK DONE BY HIM c-; Randall Declarai ti Par Cant Of Mmbara Want Mlnlater To Remain And Favor Raia Ing Salary. ii. ir r 7lmmerman. who raslxn- ad tha paatorata or tha Methodlat church 8unday, declaring that bU aalary of 11,000 a year waa Inaufflc lent for blm and hla family to llva on. la balng tirged by nurm-roua frlenda in tbo congre.ation to recon- alder hla act .! .... Mininv in rive 171 a year inyalf toward . Increasing Mr. 7Am- marman'a aalary." ania uorga dall. ono of tbo wealthiest and moat Influential memlx'ra of tho church. Tuesday. ' I am convinced that per cent of tha membero want mm back. He la the btt Methodlat preacher Oregon City ever had. More enlliH-tcd lt year by tha church than over before. Tho atten dances oil Sunday and at prayer meeting have beon the largent In tha history of tho chur. h. Tho same la true of tha 8undy school. Tbo statement of tha opposition Is an In sult to tho church at lrgn. merman baa aald be would stay If hi salary waa raised to $1,200. Two men who signed tho potltlon to the Balem Conference asking that Mr Zimmerman bo removed told ma they did It under a misapprehension, tnat thay ware aorry for having done t. ind W"t Mr. Zimmerman to remain pastor of tho church." Tho following resolutlona were adopted at a meeting of tho official board Tuesday night: Wl I Elt EAS, Rot. K. F. Zimmerman naitor of the Methodist Episcopal Soreh of O-gon City ha. dec M to leave the pastorate of, tha same. "VOLn. That we. the , hers of the official board of the Metholal Episcopal church m Of go.. City hereby express our alncare ,,,d heartfelt appreciation of hta to tH.rs while pastor bare. Much of It will last throughout t"lty. . Wo regret reasons have arisen which make It necessary tm him to ri.'-n,rrri.aF.Ai.-.'"r'i Hickman. H. C. Tosler. I no YOt! KNOW that the Enterprise yaarr n. I Uargaln Terlod la now on? llJh on back page for particulars. WEEKLY ENTERPRISE ESTA6LIMIED. I 5 60 OUEOON CITY, 0UK0ON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1911., PERPETRATED BY WALT MP DQUCA LL ADMITTED THAT CINKHAS LIEUT, T. DE W. MILLING. Member of tha AereaUne Ceroa at tha United Stataa Army. Photo by American frm Auoclatloa MAJOR M1ND0E TO REPORT OK LOCKS Major Mclndoe. Corps of Engineers. It. g. A., Is preparing a report to be forwarded this week to the War De- patment concerning the progresa of negotiations for right- oray on the east bank of the Willamette River at the fall Aa prices asked for prop erty on the two routea selected are regnrded exobltant, It Is doubtful If the department 111 recommend furth-' er negotiations, but Major Mclndoe will not say what recommendations he will make. The new figure on the old locks, on the west bank, which are owned by the Portland Railway, Light ft Power Company, of $150,000, will probably be 'mentioned In the report The previous price for the old locks, which was made about a year ago, waa I0OO. 000. plus half tho cost of a dividing concrete wall to separate tho prop erty from the corporation's holdings, estimated at $150.000. . and half of $25,000 aa the estimated cost of mov Ing the plant of the Willamette Pulp ft Paper Company across tne river, In all $G87,500. In 1899 the company of fered the canal and locks for $ 1.200.. 000. Even In the face of the reduc tion It remains for the War Depart ment to decide whether $450,000 Is reasonable. MB""- If you are not reading the Morning Enterprise, why.nott Year-end Bar gain Period la now ou. See ad on back page ,. -, .'. . ( ' t H-T" ; " V. ajsaf" N't TUESDAY! P lies MISS HAIiinil A1JD 1. SPRINGER VED beautifjjl ceremony is per formed at st. john's catholic Church. WEDDING BREAKFAST IS SERVED """" Br'degroom Formerly In Business In Oregon City Young Cou pie To Live In ' Portland. One of the prettiest c.hurch wed dings of the season was solemnized at St. John's Catholic church Tuesday morning at 10:30 o'clock, when Miss Nora Cecelia Hantfln daughter of, Mr. and Mra. Herbert Hanlfln. of this city, was married to Charles Rafael Springer, eon of Mr. and Mra. Henry Springer, of 181 Grand avenue. Tort land. To the atralna of Lohengrln'a wed ding march the toridal party entered the church, the bride leaning on the (Continued on page 3.) TODAY Wistaria Blackbeard Mother Is Strong on ' Hypnotics ' 1 Every lOo ticket bought between 7 and 8 o'clock to night will Wntltle holder to a chanfa on a nice big 15 pound turkey. - Drawing " at 8 ' o'clock early if you feel lucky, o'clock. 8o be sure to come early If you fe'l lucky. The . ArOTltNDrSPOS THREAT MADE TO BLOWUP HILL MANAGER OP HAWLEY COMPANY RECEIVES LETTER FROM CONSPIRATORS. ) WORKS BET.G CLOSELY GUARDED Sheriff and Police Probe Clews With out Succeee Postal Author I. - ties Try; to Trace Latter. Tbo police and postal authorities are .aeacrblng for tbo writer of 8 threatening letter which was mailed several days ago to Theodore Osmund, meAager of tbo Hawley Pulp ft Paper Company. Tbo writer threatened to blow op the paper mill with dynamite If tbe company did not change IU policy of rafualng to employ U reeks and Italians In tbo mill. Postmaster Randall, who baa tbo letter refuaea to make It public, but, according to a man who saw it. It Is about a fol lows: , "beodore Oemund. Manager M11L "Dear Sir: You employ Pollacks, Dutch. Irish and others. Maybe you employ Greeks; maybe you employ Italians and maybe your mill get dynamited." Mr. Osmund, upon, receipt of the letter, notified Sheriff Masa and Chief of Police Shaw, who with Postmaater Randall, are trying to trace tbe source of tbe letter. It la believed that the letter was a collaboration, and iat the authors thought tbo threat would cause tbo company to change Its policy and employ membera of all nationalities. . Tbe managers of tbe other milla here make no discrimin ation In the employment of workmen, and tho Greeka and Italiana feel that the Hawley Pulp A Paper Mill by do ing so la working a hardship on them. There are many Americans seeking work here almost all the time, and the company thlnka they ahould be given the preference over foreigners. Chief of Police 8haw said Tuesday he had Investigated ' several clews, and believed the police eventually would learn who wrote tho letter. He la convinced that the men are not blaekbanders. and .does, not fear that any attempt will be made to put the threat into execution. However, tbe mill will be carefully guarded and all ausplcloua persons questioned. POPULAR HA COUPLE MARRY ill IE i Miss Dollie Bowman and Clay Hun gate, of Molalla. were married at the home vl William Smith, on John Q. dams street between Seventh and Eighth streets, Tuesday evening. County Judge Beetle offlclatlnrj Among those In attendance were the parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mra. Major Hungate, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and children and S. A. D. Hungate and family. Mra. Smith, who Is an annt of the bridegroom, served a delightful luncheon aiicr the ceremony. Mr. and Mra. Hungate are well known throughout the county. 18: FREYTAG DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS Mrs. O. E. Freytag, wife of the Mayor of Gladstone, and one of the best known men In this county, died at 8:30 o'clock Tuesday eight at her home In Gladstone. Mrs. Frey tag had been 111 for more Can a jar, and announcement was made several weeks ago that she could not recover.- She underwent an opera tion In Portland, but waa only tem porarily benefitted. Mrs.' Freytag. be fore her marriage, was Miss Km ma Ulnearjon, being a daughter of Peter H I near son, a prominent pioneer. She was born on the Rlnearson donation claim at Gladstone forty-four years ago and she and Mr. Freytag were married twenty years ago. 8he is survived by two sons. Clayton, twen ty years of age, and Orvan, seventeen ears of age. She la also survived by I four brothers, George. Dnlel. Ed ward and Jacob. The funeral arrange ments will be made today. The aer vtces will be held In the Congrega tional church and the Interment will I be In Mountain View Cemetery., SPECIAL TAX FAVORED EOR BUILDING ROADS At an Important meeting of the East S'de Capital Highway Associa tion at Jennings Lodge Tuesday eve ning, sentiment was almost unanim ous for levying a special tax for Im proving the roada. The meeting was held In the schoolhonse and more than seventy live persons were pres ent. James Kertchem presided and addresses were made by Grant B. nimlcK; Charles Rlaley. John Rlsley, C. P. Morse and several others. Judge 'Xlmlck confined his remarks to taxa thin and said that money should be raised through special assessment for roa-1 purposes. The next meeting of the association will be held Wed nesday night at Gladstone. u 111 III RACE TO STAf-fiEATIE MAYORALTY CANDIDATE PUTS END TO STORY THAT HE IS TO WITHDRAW. B3G SURPRISE IS EXPECTED TODAY Andresen Making "Qumehoe 'Cam paign And Dfmlck'e Friends Are at Work 4 Offer For Council. Mayor :; , WILLIAM ANDRESEN ALFRED L. BEATIB ' GRANT B. DIM1CK Treasurer M. D. LATO U RETT E Councilman Ward 1 MERRILL. P. PHILLIPS Councilman Ward 2 FRED J. TOOZE, Councilman Ward 3 WILLIAM BEARD ERNEST P. ELLIOTT - ,- . e) ' . All sorts of rumors anent the ap proaching city election were flying about the streets Tueeday, , carrying the story that Dr. A. A. Beatie- had concluded to withdraw from tho race for Mayor. Late Tuesday night Dr. BeaMe requested that the public, be informed tnat he had not withdrawn and that he had 'no Intention of with drawing. Thla leaves the Mayoralty situation Just where It was before the report became current. There la a well defined rumor how ever, that something will bo sprung today In the nature of a political aur- prtae. Whatever thla may be, It la being kept well under cover, but it la aald to bear directly upon the fight for Mayor. There Is a. tenae feeling that may be relieved by some startllBg developments late today. In the present campaign for Mayor there haa been a strong undercurrent and there Is still a smouldering flame that mr.Jei burst into blaxev-With only five daya left -before the polls .... (Continued on Page 3.) . COMMUNITY W&. Pon't Fil toTtOl SILVER i'"''fr. - ajtj-Sy 'is wn that you wool J appreciate table ail var for a fift, SWw erticcment, ao La will know the I tint. Coansatk- ' ' auty SilVer coats bo more than ordinary aundV. ' w. carry a full asaortsRSnt. BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN Suspension BHdge Corner. ! Thanksgiving Suit Sale! Men's Dress Suits, and overcoats in the latest of style at Thanksgiving prices. Good Suits, or overcoats $10 Better Suits, or Overcoats $15 Best Suits, or Overcoats $20 to $30 L. ADAMS Oregon Clty'a Big Dep't 8tore . - " ; - :rf frwMft) o4Mo9-tkraf t latoo ta vnr iV 4 - ataa CowAh wUl It; - aoOo. Ay ff m -nr. 4 Pn Wrac, 10 Cterb TOWOlFOJli CONGRESSMAN WILL . USE CT' " FORTS TO OBTAIN LOCKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINO. 'Oregon City la Bueleot Spot In Wjr',; ' Whole District,'' Declares , Vlaltor At 'Big ' , '- f 'V ' Meeting. a i ' ' :; POINTS FROM HAWLEY. ' : Uncle 8am is tho meanest rent o ; payer on earth. , Tbo most common things In ,v Washington axe greatness a4 . eloquence. . I am going to get yon public a ; building just as soon as I can. ,."' 4 Oregon City Is tho busiest spot , 4 In my whole district so far a 4 valuea ' In manufacturing- enter ? prises are concerned. " T " - It Is not capital alone that ', makes a country. Tho first thing e - to make a country is Its people. ,: After a man has boon on a , homestead sis months, ho anna-si . not be dispossessed except by due :' : -ft- process of law in the courts of V the, United States. . ' ) - -v3 4 Congressman Hawley waa greotoi - ' , Tuesday night by a largo and smtta. lastlc tody of men In tho rooms of ., the Commercial Club, and after hateav Ing to bright and entertaining- talks ...j on the needa of tho city, he made aa - ; exceedingly neat apeeck; replete with epigrammatic utterances. Ho waa lav I trod need by J. E. Hodges, president of v ; the Commerrtal Club, who first pro- t. , sented several of Oregon City good J speakers. ' B. T. McBaln was assigned the topic of -Bars' and he talked Interest- ; Ingly of the obstacle to narlgatloo In the "WlllametU River below Ore- ' Magone's, Meld rum and Jennings . . Lodge. "Theeo bars," said Mr. Mk ; v Bala, "prevent boats from going down -( V to Portland with full loads, and an. ' vera Haae-ween made to giro mm OK ;-'"t. open river to the metropolis. With ' 'yt (Continued on page two.) Your Hiukauul "' "r? ,l!jr JEWLEP.o. Oregon City Or. CovrrisMHan - J -'A i V r " V'"'