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Oregon City Courier

Location

Oregon City, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1909

Page

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Clackamas County Literary Contest Seeks Essays

The Oregon City Commercial Club invites residents to submit brief essays on Clackamas County attractions and advantages. Deadline is Saturday, June 6. Prizes include an enlarged Willamette Falls photograph with frame, a similar unframed print, and a black and white print. entries limited to two pages, single side, by residents age any.

Clackamas County P. Davis Oregon City Willamette Falls Davis Commercial Club George Harding

Field Meet Saturday Opens Clackamas School League Events

The first field meet of the Clackamas School League is set for Saturday at Chintowqua Park in Gladstone with many teams and a large crowd anticipated. Events start at 10 30 in the forenoon and will run all day with attractions including ice cream stands and a lunch counter. Willamette and Melalla clash in the afternoon baseball game.

Chintowqua Park Gladstone Clackamas Eastham Joseph Alldredge Geo Johns Clair Gorton Bradley Woodward Kent Wilson Ernest Cross Charles Beatle Claude Harris Irvin Goettling Hugh Kellogg Barclay Walter Hart Walter Yoder Stanford Moore Frank Clark Ray Welsh C. Casedy Hallie Johnson Clarence Johnson Harry Hargreaves Corliss Andrews Millard Gillett Walter Moore Willamette Aimery Reames Perry Jones Leslie Heney Ernest Mass Oregon City Elmer Gribble Lyster Melvin Harry Melvin Ray Gribble Glen Hatdorn Jack Draper Melalla Ray Watts John Steininger Leo Stayer Luther McNulty Fred Powell Christopher Vick Milwaukie Harry Rippey Winzenried Wm, Stein Clayton Coleman Eidgar Albee Gifford McConnell McLoughn Tom Sinnott Joe Sheahon Hoffman Lewis Schafter Joe Schertzinger Arthur Newton Arthur Jones Lawrence Johnson Bert Flan‘nery Ellis Jones Melvin Johnson John Mulkey Clinton Heistand Willie Hughes Charley Peters LeVerne Taylor Joe Sheahan McLoughlin Joe Alldredge Mo Jalla W. W. Mars

Local man Hartgrove returns for trial on board bill

Officer Miles brings C. W. Hartgrove from Vancouver Washington back to Hawley to face charges for shorting board at the Brunswick and gambling on shoes with proprietor Silcox. Hartgrove had served time in LaCamas Washington for a similar offense before his transfer for trial here. Berry Crates and Boxes priced per 100 dollars.

Vancouver C. W. Hartgrove Ffa Miles Big City Washington Hartgrove Hawley Paper Mills Brunswick Silcox LaCamis V. Harris VY. Harris

Large Blade Wound At Willamette Mill Hospitalizes 10 Year Old

John Ream, 10, an employee of Willamette Pulp and Paper, suffered a severe back wound from a falling splitter blade after a lever was touched accidentally. The accident occurred at the wood mill near the river. He was raced to the city for surgery with fears of spinal injury, multiple broken ribs, and possible lung damage.

John Ream Willamette Pulp & Paper Company Ream

Memorial Day Observance Planned by Local G A R Groups

Plans for Memorial Day activities coordinated by Meade Post G A R and Women's Relief Corps include school visits May 26 to May 28, a march to Congregational church with Memorial Day sermon, and a Monday service at Shively's hall. Notables O L Clyde J T Apperson J A Tufts and civic leaders will lead events with parade participation invited.

Meade Post G. A R Women's Relief Corps Willamette Hall O. L. Clyde Rosina Fouts J. T. Apperson J. A. Tufts le P. Horton J. C. Paddock G. A. Harding D. K. Bill O. A. Cheney F. M. Kellogge D. M. Freeman Post Eastham Grammar Barclay High School Canemah Willamette Gladstone Parkplace McLoughlin Institute Oregon City Soate B. Burne, Jr J. AJ. Campbell Gordon J. Hayes Shively's Hall F. M. Kellogg M. M. Charman Regina Fouts J. ¥. Nelson Pauline Schwartz L. P. Horton J. W. Paddock J. C. Sawyer

Clackamas Man Dies After Months of Illness

A Clackamas resident Plane B Rice died last Thursday at Clackamas Heights. He was four years old and had no family. Funeral services were held the following day at Clackamas.

Clackamas B. Rice Clackamas Heights

City Council Holds Special Meeting On Street Sweeper

A Monday session in city hall passed ordinances setting eleventh grade levels unanimously. J J Cooke and Chas Pope were tasked to estimate street sweeper costs and report next meeting. A subsequent Wednesday session ordered eleventh street improvements.

J. J. Cooke Chas. Pope Eleventh Street

Oregon and California Work Joined for Bird Protection

The Oregon Audubon Society reports progress in safeguarding wild birds. Oregon and California will ban plumage sales and protect native species, with California's law effective June 17. Lower Klamath and Malheur Lakes reserves now prohibit hunting, creating vital nesting nurseries for ducks geese and other waterfowl benefiting both states.

Oregon Audubon Society California Oregon Lower Klamath Malheur Lakes

Beaver Greek and Henrici's Schoolhouse Service

Pastor John Marshall of Springfield invites all to an English preaching and service at 2 30 P M on Sunday May 2. The Springfield church announces a grand Fourth celebration in a becoming style this year.

Beaver Springfield

Glorious Fourth Baseball Duels In Gladstone Contest

Mulino defeats Liberal 17 to 10 in a rainy Sunday game at Gladstone. Dunton hits a homer for Liberal while Mulino rallies with Waldorf Erickson Daniels Darnell and Bowman scoring. Crowd from Liberal Oregon City Shubel and Union Mills watches as Howard arranges next game with Mackebure’s fast team.

Mulino Liberal Dunton Pheher Hrickson Waldorf Erickson Daniels Darnell Bowman Catlin Smith Lfberal Oregon City Shubel Nlon Mills Howard Mackebure

Canemah youth struck by train while sleeping on tracks

Roy Barnes a 17 year old resident of Canemah was hit by a northbound train at Gervais early Monday. He survived after being hurled down an embankment and is recovering at his aunt Mrs. Cole's home. Local saloons opened at midnight Sunday to comply with closing laws and attract patrons.

Roy Barnes Canemah Gervals Gervins Barnes Cole

Mummied Trachodon to Highlight Seattle Exposition

A three million year old mummy dinosaur, identified as a trachodon, will join the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in Seattle, after being prepared at the American Museum of Natural History. The relic, found by Charles H. Sternberg in Wyoming, is unusually preserved. Also noted: Des Moines opens first anti-treating saloon May 22 to curb liquor use by offering substitutes like buttermilk and tea.

National Capital Aetter Trachodon Wyomling Charles H. Sternberg American Museum of Natural History Seattle Dea Moines, Sr United Gates Kirkhart

Hains Sentenced to Eight to Sixteen Years for Manslaughter

Captain Peter C. Hains U.S. Army was convicted of manslaughter in the first degree for the death of William E. Annis. He received an indeterminate sentence of not less than eight nor more than 16 years at hard labor in a state prison. In a separate item, a head on collision near Ellensburg, Washington killed engineer W. H. Dale and injured his crew and passengers.

Finehing, N Peter C. Hains Annislaus Auguet Tacoma Wash Dudley Ellensbore Northern Pacific At & O W. H. Dale Hie Freman M. Lawrence

Committees Appointed by Hawaiian Improvement Association

Delegates from Hawaii including Governor Frear and Honolulu groups will attend the Trans Mississippian Commercial Congress sessions in Denver andokin to press immigration, land laws, and full Americanization to counter Oriental influence. Hawaii’s past delegations advanced similar aims.

Hawaii Denver Frear Chamber of Commerce of Honolulu Oklahoma Pearl Harbor Congress San Francisco Commercial Congress Trans-Mississippi

Gunners Blank Tualatin 6–0 In Sunday Baseball Tilt

Portland Gun Company shut out Tualatin 6 to 0 as Sexton pitched effectively allowing three scattered hits. Portland tallied 10 hits off Hardin, Tualatin’s pitcher, in a dominant afternoon game. Tualatin next faces People's Clothing Company Sunday.

Oswego People’s Clothing Company Portland Clothiers Eston Keystone Pen, Clothing Co Eston and Mullen Blankin Blank Portland Gun Company Tualatin Sexton Gunners Hardin People's Clothing Company

Many New Buildings in Gladstone for July Festivities

May 21 Gladstone Oregon Prof Brenton Vedder heads the Gladstone Improvement Club committees for the Fourth of July celebration with an executive group Oscar Freytag A Parker EB P Carter Chambers Howell and F S Oswald and other panels on literary exercises sports and more. Additional notices cover real estate moves barber shop expansion and new homes with activity around Arlington Street and the P G Wells block. A new sidewalk project and electric light contracts are noted amid ongoing development and a ten pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Fred Salyers last Sunday.

Gladstone Oregon Brenton Veddar Galdstone Improvement Club Oscar Freytag A. F. Parker Eb, P. Carter Chambers Howell Oswald W. E. Johnson H. GC. Paddock F. Toose W. H. Miller T. FB. Ryan Gladstone Real Estate Association Jim Trey Wim LaSalle Harry R. EB. Strebig Fred Salyers Schooley and Parker P. G. Wells Arlington Street Butler Gindatrne

Rose Society Exhibit Awards Detailed Prize Classes

The document lists prize classes for a rose show from Sections A to G and F to H, detailing best collections and single varieties in Hybrid Tea, Hybrid Perpetual, Climbera, Mixed Varieties, New Roses, Large Roses, and Wild Flowers. Rules require outdoor cultivation, amateur ownership, entry timing, display cards, and penalties for misnaming or noncompliance. Admission is ten cents, with membership deadlines for the Rose Society.

Clackamas County Rose Society

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Oregon City, Or Clackamas School League Willamett& Lad Lever Willamette Mill Seventh Street Portland Railway Light & Power Company G. A. R. and Relief Corps Committees Council Audubon Society Glorious Hag Seattle Exposition Hains Improvement Association Hawai Island Construc Carolina Teatout Ulrich Brunner Gloria Lyonaise Marechal Neil The Rose Society Rose Rose Iociety
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