MORNING ENTERPRISE, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1912
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These fine days should
make you think of your
Summer Suit.
OUR FAMOUS
$15 to $30
BOX BACKS should be
of interest to you. Let
your next selection be
made from our stock.
You will be well pleased
J.LEVITT
Suspension Bridge. Cor.
New Version.
"A wife is a
thing of beauty,"
"Does that make
her. a joy for
ever?" .
"No; just an ex
pense forever."
Trouble Heiresses Have.
"We heiresses have many rivals for
oar bands."
"les." replied Miss Cayenne; "you
must feel as if the pathway of life
were filled with pocketbook snatchers."
Washington Star.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
For Friday and Saturday
Ladies wide brim sailors in
good braided straw 15c
Ladies trimmed hats at
greatly reduced prices.
C. I. STAFFORD
Cor. 6th. & Main
LOCAL BRIEFS
Dr. van Brakle, osteopath, Masonic
Building, Phone Main 399.
John Kline, of Carus, was in this
city Saturday.
Miss Pansy Irish, of Carus, was ia
this city Friday.
Raymond Guinther of Shubel, was
in this city Saturday.
Theodore Miller, of Carus, was in
Oregon City on Friday.
Richard Miller, of Clarkes, was in
Oregon City Friday. -
Mr. and Mrs. Buhl, of Clarkes, were
in Oregon City Friday.
Thomas Davis, of Hazeldale, was in
this city Saturday.
William Hornschuch, of Portland,
was in this city Saturday.
Miss Mary Parry, of Beaver Creek,
was in this city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Jones, of Eldo
rado, were in this city Friday.
S. P. Snyder, the merchant of Beav
er Creek, was in this city Saturday.
A. Jones, one of the well known
farmers of Carus, was in this city Fri
day. Edward Hornschuch, a well known
farmer of Shubel, was in this city Fri
day. Robert Cassiday, one of the promi
nent residents of Carus, was in this
city Friday.
Mrs. B. Lee Paget, of Oak Grove,
was in this city Saturday"" attending
the Rose Show.
George Armstrong and grandson,
Eugene Bonney, of Logan, were ' in
Oregon City Saturday.
Miss Rosa Mulvahy, of Dickey's
Prairie, was in this city Friday and
whilehere visited friends.
James Blaney, of Portland, was in
this city on business Friday. Mr.
Blaney was formerly in business here.
Mr. and Mrs. William Guinther and
daughter, of Shubel, were in this city
Saturday, where they visited relatives
Mr. Cummings, one of the well
known residents of Beaver Creek, was
among the Oregon City visitorsFriday.
Miss Bess Kelly, who has been in
Portland, where she has been the
guest of relatives, has returned to her
home here.
AH the hoys and girls are laying in
a soap bubble supply for vacation days.
Buy Blue Ribbon Bread and get a bub
bler with every loaf.
Mrs. W. A. Shewman of Risley, ac
companied by her mother, Mrs. G. F.
Watson, of Tionesta, Pa., were in this
city Saturday.
Captain J. P. Shaw, a former resi
dent of Oregon City but now 'of Mil
waukie, was in this city on business
Saturday morning.
The ladies of the. Eastern Star will
give a 25c. Rose Festival dinner Satur
day, June 8, at the Masonic . Temple.
The ladies are prepared to seat 100.
Mrs. H. A. Bergman, of McMinn
ville, is in this city visiting with her
sister, Mrs. C. G. Miller and mother,
Mrs. C. O. T. Williams.
On - Friday evening, June 14, tho
Weslyn Methodist Campmeeting will
commence, this to be near the Welsh
lumber yard near Molalla Avenue.
Clyde Green, of this city, who re
cently left for Seaside, has accepted
a position for the summer at that
place in the depot of the railroad com
pany. Mrs. Richard Schoenborn and
daughter, Miss Elsie, who have been
spending the past week at .Newport,
rotiiniad tn CXrGPnn P.itv Frirtav even
ing. They had a most enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Larkins, of
Clarkes, accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Nichols and twin daughter, Elma and
Elva, of Highland, and Mrs. J. A. Jon
es, of Crescent, were in this city Sat
urday. -
Merle Jones passed through Oregon
City Friday on his way to Eldorado,
where he was the guest of his father
until Saturday, when he left for Port
land, where he will resume his posi
tion. Word was received in this city Fri
day evening by R. E. Woodward stat
ing that his mother, Mrs. R. O. Wood
ward, had suffered from a paralytic
stroke, and her condition was serious
Mrs. Woodward's home is at Turner.
E. L. McFarland, employed at the
Clackamas Rifle Range, was in the
city Saturday to see the Rose Show.
Mr. McFarland says he will never
live in a city again. It is "back to the
soil" for him.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kimsey and
baby daughter, Kathryn, of Portland,
arrived in this city Saturday after
noon, and will remain until Sunday ev
ening with Mrs. Kimsey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Schatz, of Greenpoint.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Schuebel, Mr. and
Mrs. B. Lee Bequeaith the latter of
Portland, who have been at Rhododen
dron, where they have enjoyed the
mountain air, have returned to Ore
gon City, bringing with them many of
the beautiful blooms of the rhododendrons.
CORRESPONDENCE
MILWAUKIE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Emma and Hubert Munhoven o
Mathew J. Lynch, 80 acres of section
7, township 4 south, range 4 east; $1.
Josie V. Felts to John A. Huffstut
ler, 15 acres of section 29, 32, town
ship 3 south, range 1 west; $2900
H. B. and May Rockwell to Martha
Ross, lots 15, 16, block 34, Gladstone;
$10.
II II.JJ I.. HJUILHIUIIUIJIIS )
The annual school meeting will be
held Monday, June 17th at the school
house, one director and a clerk will
be elected. It is expected the tax pay
ers will take up the matter of the;
school site and will probably settle it
satisfactory in order that the injunc-1
tion may be dissolved. It seems prob- j
able at this time that two sites may be
chosen, one on the east side, of the
Southern Pacific and one on Milwau-i
kie Heights, if such should be done!
the buildings will be smaller than tho
proposed building, which is the cause
of so much trouble. They will so
take a "vote reducing the school
months back to nine, as this is the
first year of ten months that has been
taught. It is hoped by all that the
school site question may be settled at
this time as more school room is need
ed before the opening of the fall term.
The Milwaukie Grange will hold
their regular meeting Friday evening,
regular business and initiation with
a short program prepared by Captain
Shaw will fill up the evening.
Mrs. Lewyellin is putting in a ce
ment sidewalk in front of her prop
erty on Front street. The grading is
being done in front of Charles Lak
ins property preparatory to building
a sidewalk there. - '
The O. W, P. waiting room is near-
ing completion and is a credit to the-)
city. , ;
Isaac Gratton is having the dftch
dug for the public fountain in front
of hia shed.
I The Boys and Girls club gave a very
; successful exhibition Wednesday ev-
: ening. They netted a neat sum to pay j
their instructor. A great many com
i pliments were paid the club on their
' improvement since their last exhibi
'tion. I The Mothers and Teachers Club will
' meet June 13th, at three o'clock at
jthe school house, election of officers
I and regular business, a speaker from
I Portland will deliver an address, this
will be the last meeting till Septem
ber. Clarke Maple, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Maple, spent Monday with I
his parents before leaving for Boise,
Idaho, where his company is now sta
tioned, having moved from Vancou
ver, Washington.
At a picnic held at Crystal Lake
Tuesday the little boy of Mr. Klug of
Peidmont, fell from the Oceatf Wave
and broke his left leg. Dr. Townley
was called and took the boy to his
office, set the limb and then took him
home in his auto.
The Evangelical church notes Rev.
E. Radebaugh, pastor. Children's Sun
day a good program has been pre
pared for the usual Sunday school
hour, 10:30. Evangelistic services will
be held in the evening at 8 o'clock.
Y. P. "A. at 7:00 P. M. Tuesday ev
ening, teachers class. Wednesday ev
enings Prayer meeting. Friday even
ing choir practice. , r
Judge Kelso is having the screens
put on his building and is getting rea
dy for the new coat of paint he ex
pects to give the building which will
be the same as the waiting room. .
Mrs. Maud Williams is building a
five room bungalow in the Quincy
Addition also.
J. R. Browly and Mr. Hopkins are
building cottages in the Quincy Ad
dition. A. J. Harmon has rented the Swag
gart house on Main Street and will
move there in a few days. Mr. Har
mon has opened an ice cream parlor
next door in a tent house.
B. Tscharner's new house, south of
Washington Street is nearly comple
tion. It is a nice eight-room house
and is quite an ornament to that part
of the city.
Miss Olsen is building two new
buildings on Main Street, one will be
used as a first class moving picture
theatre, and the other will be occu
pied as a store building.
Mr. Marquete will open' the new
picture show in the Lewyellin build
ing as soon as it is completed.
Miss Mary Hayes is on the sick list,
Dr. Townley attending.
Thursday evening an illustrated lec
ture will be given by Albert Bitner,
of Portland, on Palestine, in the Evan
genical church. Mr. Bitner just re
turned a few months ago from Palestine.
REDLAND.
Mr. Henderson has Mr. Gregor and
Plant, of Oregon City, drilling a week.
James Fullem has a crew of men
grading the Brock hill.
Mr. Si hwartz's fanv-ly have moved
into their :-.ew house. -
Mr Schneider is pointing his new
house, which fs one of the best in the
neighborhood.
Dr. Chase, of Silverton, was down
Decoration Day.
Mrs. Lizzie Senn was out from Port
land last week.
Mrs. Myrtle Simson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. McKillican.
Miss Florence Pains has, gone to
Portland for the summer. .
Miss Hattie GaskiU has gone to her
homestead near Christmas Lake.
SUNNYSIDE AND ROCK CREEK.
BARLOW.
Abe and Arville Widows and Dor
tha Kreuger have the mumps.
B. J. Berg has traded his interest
in the store to L. Wrols,tad. Mr.
Wrolstad has, also bought Jas. Erick
son's place. Mr. Erickson will move
into the rooms over the warehouse,"
and Bernard will farm for a change.
- Mrs. Ed Ogle, of Aurora, spent
Thursday in Barlow, the guest of Mrs.
Irwin. - 1
Bob Ogle's son andfamily, of Port
land, and Jas. Ogle, of Aurora, were
visiting Mr. Qgle Friday.
Mrs. Anna Wooster and children, of
Aurora, were calling on friends here
Thursday.
S. B. Berg is furnishing the Erick
son Wrolstad store with strawberries.
Mr. Van Winkle has moved his pho
tograph studio to Aurora.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Kee
baugh, of Milwaukie, a 101-2 pound
boy. Mrs. Keebaugh was Miss Iona
Andrews.
H. T. Melvin went to Oregon City
Thursday to attend the memorial ser
vices. Mrs. Carrie Ramsby and children,
Mrs. Myrtle Martin, of Merrill and
children are visiting R. E. Irwin's
family.
Mr. Atterbury. who drives one of C.
H. Lane's teams,, selling Watkin's
remedies had quite an accident Thurs
day, May 23, the team became fright
ened at Rev. Crider's coat and bicycle
and ran away turning into Mr. Cong
the driver's left leg, but did not breaTc
it; one wheel was broken off, also the
top of the wagon. Mr. Lane was
around Friday with a new wheel to
haul the wagon home. The same day
Dick Hunter's horses, while loose in
the lot, got frightened at a motor cy
cle, broke the gate down and ran to
wards Damascus. Joe and Burton
Deardroff were working near the road,
saw them coming and caught them.
The butcher also had a runaway,
spilling a small amount of meat
The Sunday schoql at Sunnyside is
improving slowly; some new young
people getting interested. The mem
bers are also trying to start a song
service.
The new steel " bridge "over . Scott
Creek is completed and in use.
Sunnyside's new store does not
sem to be very busy yet, but by the
looks of the crowd at- Mr. Thorpe's
should think they were quite rushed;
he seems to be well liked by all the
people.
Mrs. Cecil Robey and daughter re
cently of Oregon City, are spending
a few weeks among relatives here,
around Sunnyside and Rock , Creek
There was quite ,an excitement
last week when it was announced that
j Frank W. Stoll and Bessie Lawrence
were married, May 29, at the "White
I Temple" Portland. Good for you,
I Frank, and we wish them many, many
J years of happiness. He brought his
j bride heme Saturday evening, taking
supper at his brother, Adolph Stoll's.
i Of course a large crowd collected and
gave him a big charivari. Oranges,
bananas, lemonade, cookies and can
dy were served at the house.
Joe Deardorff and daughter, Elva,
made a trip to Estacada last week
Tuesday, returning Thursday, bringing
a load of hogs.
! Frank Stoll made a trip to Portland
! Tuesday to purchase a pump for his
' new well, which was completed Satur
! day A. M. having about 20 feet of
! water.
KLAVITTER TWIRLS
BEAVERS TO VICTORY
PORTLAND, June 8, (Special.)
Klawitter was in fine form today and
Portland won, 3 to 2. The games was
exciting throughout. While Portland
batters did not demonstrate any par
ticular skill in "swatting" the sphere
they made 5 hits oft Slagle's curves
which were sufficient .to win.
FIRWOOD.
If it happened it is in the Enterprise."
Glenn and Lloyd Corey are w6rk
ing on Dr. John H. Boyd's house at
Cherryville.
- Miss Ida Stucke spent several days
in Portland last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Choun and little
girl, of Sioux City, Iowa, are visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hart. They
expect to move onto their ranch a
mile and a half east of E. D. Hart's
place and to make this place their per
manent "home.
Mrs. Eva R. Hart, John Sinclair,
Miss Marie Koenicka and Lloyd Cor
ey attended the party and dance at
Eagle Creek Saturday night
Mrs Tena Malar Snow, of Astoria,
is visiting at her old home with the
Malar family.
Wm. Bosholm drove, to Portland tn
his auto Wednesday.
The results Saturday follow:
Pacific Coast League Standings
W. L. P.C.
Vernon 37 24 .607
Oakland .38 25 .603
Los Angeles 33 29 .532
Sacramento 26 33 .441
San Francisco .'...25 37 .403
Portland 22 33 .400
Yesterday's Results
At Portland Portland 3, Los Ange
les 2. .
At San Francisco Sacramento 7,
Oakland 1.
At Los Angeles Vernon 5, San
Francisco 3. .
We ail admire a live one, you can
pick them from the Enterprise advertisers.
Northwestern League Standings
W. L. P. C.
Vancouver 29 24 .547
Tacoma 26 26 .500
Victoria 26 26 .500
Spokane 25 25 .500
Portland 26 27 .491
Seattle 24 28 ,462
Yesterday's Results
At Vancouver Vancouver 9, Port
land 4.
At Seattle Spokane 4, Victoria 1.
. At Tacoma Seattle 12, Tacoma 1.
National League
New York 6, Cincinnati 2.
St Louis 6, Philadelphia 5. .
Pittsburg 3, Boston 1.
Chicago 10, Brooklyn 2.
American League
Boston 8, Detroit 3.
TXT I. : 1 rr "I V. : T -
. St Louis 2, Philadelphia 1.
Cleveland 1, New York 0.
OREGON
"MADE IN OREGON." Men and women are equaliy inerested in this campaign to build up Oregon Industrially. Better payrolls mean a better chance to make a living, better homes,
better men and women. Make a list of articles advertised on this page and call for them from the home merchant. Eastern magazines, weekly and monthly, are filled with alluring adver
tisements to pursuade you to buy ordinary necessities like flour, cereals, clothing, paint, furniture, tents, motor car tires, stonewear, candy, or baking powder. Ask for the Made In
Oregon article. Is it not foolish for a great milling state like Oregon to ship in carloads of flour because it Is skillfully advertised?
Portland Furniture Mfg. Co.
1249-59 Macadam Road, Portland
30
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QUALITY" OUB SLOGAN
"Oregon Made"
MERCHANDISE BOXES
FRUIT BOXES
TIN TOP BASKETS
LUMBER, ETC.
Multnomah Lumber&BoxCo.
PORTLAND, OREGON
"TEA GARDEN"
SYRUP
RICHEST IN SUGAR
FINEST IN FLAVOR
"GOLDEN BRAND"
A Com Syrup
Manufactured by the
PACIFIC COAST SYRUP CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON
PORTLAND
MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
" Manufacturers of
VENEERED FIR PANELS
Excelsior, Coffee Drums, Furniture
Stock, Egg Cases, Tintop Fruit
Baskets, Barrel Stoek and
Rotary Cut Yeneers
P. Autzen, President and Treasurer
ST. JOHNS, OREGON
WHY DRINK WATES WHEN
YOU CAN GET SALEM BEER?
PORTLAND
BAR FIXTURE
COMPANY
Designers and Manufacturers of
SALOON FIXTURES
SODA FOUNTAINS, Etc.
Designs and prices on application
Offices: 320 to 323 Yeon Building
Factory: PORTLAND, OREGON
Portland Wood Pipe Co.
Wood
WILLAMETTE
TENTS
AWNINGS, COVERS, ETC.
Rose City Aqnapelle Waterproof
Appell South African Water Bags
Flags of all kinds
Window Shades, Etc.
Watch for our label
"If it's made of canvas we make if'
Willamette
Tent & Awning Co.
Mfgs. and Jobbers Portland
MADE IN OREGON
OF OREGON FIR BY AN
OREGON COMPANY
Twenty - fourth and York Streets
Portland, Oregon
P. O. Box 71.
"MADE IN OREGON"
Pacific Face Brick
Comnanv
401-2 COMMERCIAL CLUB BLDG. I
TfYRTT.ANin 5
Hollow Clay Building Blocks
Face Brick
Fire Place Brick a Specialty
Clay Partition Tile
Fire Brick . Fire Clay
Portland Elevator
Company
. Manufacturers of
Passenger and Freight
ELEVATORS
Dumb Waiters, Etc.
Electric and Hydraulic
Factory East Ninth and Mill Streets
PORTLAND, OREGON
THE
"ECONOMY"
LEATHER TIRE COVER t
Made from the best crome-tanned
leather, with oil - tempered " studs.
Absolute puncture proof. Insures
safety over mounin roads.
The Economy Leather Tire
Cover Co.
BOO Williams Avenue, Portland, Or.
PACIFIC LUMBER &
MFG. CO.
MANUFACTURERS
Hardwood
Lumber
Flooring
Portland Oregon
AMERICAN INGOT IRON
CORRUGATED CULVERTS
Manufactured by
Coast Culvert and Flume Co.
240 E. Seventh St., Portland, Ore.
Underwriters
METAL
WINDOWS
and Fire Doors
Sheet Metal Worlr
and Roofing
Portland Sheet
Metal Works
429 E. Madison St
Portland, Oregon
"MADE IN OREGON"
Well Drilling
Machines
Steam or Gasoline
Manila and Wire Cables, Pipe and
Casing, Drilling and Fishing Tools
The Star Drilling Machine Co.
Works 13th and Clinton, Portland
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THE BEST
LINOTYPE .
STEREOTYPE
SOLDER AND BABBITT
METALS
ARE MADE BY
, The Pacific Metal Works
PORTLAND, OREGON
ANDERSON
STEEL FURNACE CO.
Warm Air
Furnaces
Wood or Coal
MANUFACTURED for the PACIFIC
COAST TRADE AT
Salem, Oregon
EL is
EPPLEY'S
PERFECTION
BAKING POWDER
MADE OF
PURE CREAM
OF TARTAR
PACKED IN
GLASS JARS
CM.EppIey
Salem, Oregon
I
FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON
Price 25 Cents
The kind that
kills; has been
successfully
used for thirty
years. Small
size for rats and mice, 10c each.
DANIEL J. FRY
Manufacturing Pharmacist
Salem, Oregon
Fry's Headache Tablets will cure;
price 25c, by mail free of charge,
If you cannot get from your dealer.
The Lutke
Manufacturing
Company
Manufacturers of
SHOW CASES
BANK AND STORE
FIXTURES
Corner Sixth and Hoyt Streets
PORTLAND, OREGON
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES
AND TOILET ARTICLES
100 QUALITY 100
Blumauer - Frank Drug Co.
DISTRIBUTORS
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FLOWER POTS Gil
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J.N. MATSCHEK
CANDY CO.
ASK FOR MATSCHEK
CONFECTIONERY
Made in Oregon
at Portland, 270 First Street
G. S. Brand
cidIr Vinegar
IN BARRELS AND BOTTLES
Quality superior to Eastern or Cal
ifornia Vinegar. We solicit inquiry
direct. Also sold by wholesalers.
GIDEON ST0LZ COMPANY
SALEM, OREGON
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