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About Morning enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1911-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 3, 1911)
r.02MKG ENTERPRISE carcoH cut, orecoh E. K. SROOIE. Editor a4 PwWteHee. Isaa matter Jav- , wwy a, int. at the pea CHy, Oreawa, aaVr th i im." Am at Oris Act ef starebt .1 I I v ' ram sr nBscnrmiii Om Tear, by aa UN . Si steatite, by ptM .. p I M rmrnt MoalM, by Mil l.M rer wiia. by earner Jt Ammsnc um -'. nrat Pa, ear i m new. WrrJ swale M a ward raw hMecUaa: eae-heaj eaal i tea any pes, par htah I nnat aiaamna tea riWwiwl aoattiaa aay e-a, ear i saper atjfcT thaa ftriet aaaa. pae hash I aaTVK mWtloS XSs j Km aaaar oOmt thaa first as, par beah adwad tae.itipea at I liseale lae ar aw: ta res-alar edTar- I Uaaraee Baa. I aacb ailillllaaal WLmtmm Iw tlrwtWM hi Ja Weekly Caiarariaa wta ba the eaiwa aa hi tba , aally. lar eaacneata aa aapaceallr tar iba waakrr. Wfeara tba aaTartiii mat V la amaafanaa rraai tba amity ta tba aa hr. wtthoat raaaaw. tba rate' arm ba a - aa bach tar raw af tba aaaar. aaa tea aa hMh far trial saattliaa ' Ceah abaald toaaMar erear wbaia earty la oaJmawa b tain afTtaa af tba SaWrerlae ' Lesal aaVarttatac at legal advarthaa- Cbrewe adverUataA sad apaeial uaehMeu atch. la a aa4 wail aimaa at aiarH- with bitaraat ta aal aril aa vWUy accawbtd. BalacaMl CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. evwrttBSaa uaehweu atch. a mail sac at esj.rtal coadttloaa erwrabaa: tba ' She Sals' uJ Bankrupt Bala" Unr bjaaeaaoi So bach first mearttea; aei Jmmml haaartJaaa an aaattar He bach. Raws hi aad wail Willi arttalas Aug. 3 In . American History. 1493 Colomboa Bailed oa hla flrat roj ' aw of diacorary. 17S6 War wtta aorthweatera Indiaaa A , eadad: 8J96S Ualtad 8tataa troopa wcra angascdL HOT Aucwataa 8C Gaodena. arulptor. Ved ta Coraiafa, K. H.; bora IMS. ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. (TToaa hooa tooay to noon tnmorrwwj 8aa acts TJX), nana 4; life p, - ; ; , MANY TREATIES. t. ' Tbe State Department- has been making numerous treatiea with the vartoua ctvlllxed nations with Great Britain. Germany, Franca, Japan; ' treatiea of commerce, peace, comity . aad arbitration. But among tbe moat important ' treatiea are those with Nicaragua aad Honduras, Involving national loans guaranteed by the cus toms receipts. These treaties are not yet ratified by the Senate, but ".I tbe State Department hopes they will ' .we aimoat aay day, believiag that they - will prevent future revolutions and result tn full protectioa to Am . i' eHcan intereats In those countriea. Nicaragua eapedaDy Is tbe scene of much activity by Americas colonizers r and Investors, and only assurance of - peace and protection Is needed to tn sare tbe development of tbe great re - sources of that country. i i a GOOD CORPORATIONS. . It Is possible for corporations to be 1 good. Since Havemeyer paaaed away, ' tbe 8ugar Trust claims to be relieved : of 1U evil spirit. Tbe 8teel Trust de ; ales that It was ever so possessed. Judge Elbert H. Gary's testimony In Waahingtoa indicated that the Steel . Trust la a beneficent institution, seek - t ' lug only to elevate mankind and pro ' . mote International peace and good ' will, with Judge Gary managing tta destinies the Steel Trust needs no . '' other press agent At any rate, he rather non plussed the Investigators. a.ee) Jim Dahlman, of Omaha, has bad a partial revenge. He has had the Democratic convention of that county denounce William J. Bryan for re fusing to support Dahlman for gov ernor of Nebraska laat year. But that only a "detail. Mr. Bryan baa it 1 . i 1 ..aaatr p. "f H g)ACH BROS ft M A IN MY OPINION THE CONDITION OF AMERICAN POLITICS IS DECIDEDLY IMPROVING. I GREATLY DEPLORE THE AS SERTIONS MADE IN THE PAST BY PROMINENT MEN THAT OUR GOVERNMENT IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE CORRUPT. Public life today does not offer SUFFICIENT inducement to " attract CLEAN, ABLE menof the highest type of civilization, be , estate, a role, the tenure of office is TOO SHORT. No man can be certain of making politics hia LIFE PURSUIT - in this country. He is in today and out tomorrow and may stay out for years before be gets back again, if be ever doe. ' This ia especially so in our legislative bodies. Tbe habit in this country or tbe requirement that re presents tires to legislative bodies hare to be residents of the district from which they are sent should be done away with. The electors of a district should fed PEB--FECTLT FREE t nominate and Vote for fit men without regard to their place of twaUeaee , . ) , . . , ' aever yet bolted a Democratic "prta clpleV se Amerlcaaa generally will admit to feeling o( eatisfacUoa oa learalag thiu, the Karl of Yarmouth, who to mistreated Alice Thaw, u4 com pelled her to pay a kite alimony to get rid of him, la dead broke at laat Is tbre another American heiress bo will boy tb tldeT It would b a presumptuous person who would presume far enough to ay that aoo cam be found. s i Heart to Heart Talks. ty EDWIN A. NYE. I 1 j A CROSS UBEX. Hurrah for tba Cultad State! 1 bara gTowa tired of tba talk about this country being purely mercenary, without ideals and "worshiping the almighty dollar." It la not true. Taken by and large, human nature b much the same everywhere. People are made of a lik putty. And all people of all coon tries like money. We are a young people. We bare not the leisure to rultlrate ouraetrea along certain lines. We may lack somewhat of the Oner eenslbill Mea that go with centuries of culture. Bat- 1 We are the most unselfish people new on earth. ... Nowhere else will you find so larje s proportion of good people who give ef their time and money to make the race better. Nowhere! If you have traveled In England or ea the continent you must have dis covered that at heart tbe average Eu ropeaa la grossly avaricious. De will use deception and stoop to methods aa Americas would acorn la order to get your money. And so of tbe east. The people of the orient do not talk money as we do. but they think mouey and act mooey. They are subtle. They know now to.wbeme and keep their mouths c lowed. Tbe oriental will do almost anything for money. We have our money grubbers and money grabbera, A part of our people are edflsb and self rentered. Nevertheleas the great mass of jkmericans are the most generous, tbe most self denying, the kindest hearted people la tbe whole world. Nowhere else will you And so many institutions devoted to tbe succor of the helpless and unfortunate. No where dee la so much money given to philanthropy. Nowhere else are to be found so many liberal hearted, kindly And considerate men and women. Nowhere! Thla Is not a Fourth of July speech. It la a vent for righteous resentment against tbe oft repeated untruth that Americans have no God bat the dol lar. Hurrah for America! Let the Guinea Pig Mew the Lawn. If you have a lawn or s graaa plot or even a tiny back yard In which you take sufficient pride to resent tbe appearance of obnoxious weeda get a guinea pig. The guinea pig la said to be an excellent weed killer and a lawn mower aa well. Turn the guinea pig or a half doxen of them loose on tbe lawn. Tbe animals at once attack all the worst weeds. These broad leaved plants, which mowing machines will not touch, are killed by the persistent cutting ef the guinea pigs teeth. When they have finished the weed they proceed to the grass. In a very abort time the lawn looks aa If It bad been cut by the very closest machine. No harm Is done to tbe grass. New York World. Are you a subscriber to tbe Mora Inn Enterprise? If not you should call and let us put your name on tbe sub scription list immediately. American Politics Improving. Not Getting More Corrupt By Mayor WILLIAM J. GAYNOR of New York CASCARA POOL IS ORGANIZED HERE GROWERS OF COUNTY EXPECT LARGER PRICE THAN OBTAIN ED HERETOFORE. HOI WEATHER INJURES POTATOES PHcea Thought to Have Reached Low est Laval Large Fruit Ship saeataCauae af Weak neaa, Ad Oregon City commlsaioa bouse haa , arranged a big pool In Cases ra bark grown in Clackamaa county. Many of the growers have brought their bark to this city and much more will be sent here before the end of the week. Through the organization of the pool a better price. It la thought, will be obtained than If sales were made separately. Tbe crop Is larger this year than usual and the bark la of extra quality. Shipments of fruit from California 1 this direction ahow a very heavy in- j crease and this la the cause of most I of the weakness. Watermelopa were sold aa low as 75c per hundred lbs., being less than the actual coat to com mission men. v Small lota are gener ally moving at 11. The market on cantajoupea baa been broken and at thla time not eren the Iwnt am IT la brin, ging mora than $3.25 even la a limited way, while large lota are going at S3. Or dinary to poor quality ta lower than these figures. The farmers are still la a large way supplying the demand for pota toes. Dealers report the market hold ing in a fairly steady way at $1.75 a hundred, and the general Impres sionl Is that prices will not work to a lower leveL Tbe outlook rather la for a gradually advancing market from this time on. and prices that will show a good measure of profit for the growers In the fall and win ter. Tbe hot weather of the past few weeka la said to have hit the po tato crop pretty hard in some sec tions. HIDES (Buying Green bides, ic to ftc; saltera, SHc to 4c; dry hides, 12c to 14c Sheep pelts. 25c to 75c each. DRIED FRUITS Local prices are firm at from 8c to 10c oa appiea and prunes. reaches are 19c. SALT Selling 50c to foe tor fine. 50 lb. sack, half ground 40c; 75 for 100 lb. sacka. Portland Vegetable Markets. 8ACR VEGETABLES Carrots, $1-25611.50 per sack; pars ni pa. $1.25 61140; turnips. $1,250 $1-50; beets. $1.50. VEGETABLE Asparacua. OcQ $1.75 per crate; eabbage, sew, $1 per hundredweight; cauliflower. ILaOQ $1.75 per dosea; celery, California. 75c 6 toe per dusen; cucumbers. ILMQ $2 25 per down; eggptanc 15e per lb.; garlic. 10cC12c per pound: lettuce. 50c per dozen ; bothotist lettuce. $1.50 6$2 per box; peas, beetle per pound; peppers, 30eG$5c per pound; radishes, 15c per doxen; rhubarb, XHe 63c per pound; sprouts, be; tomatoes, $2 $2.25. ONIONS Jobbing pnote; Oregon $2.75 per 100: A us trails a. $3.50 per 100; Texas, $2.25 per crate: Califor nia. $2 per crate Oregon Citv Stock Quotations. HOGS Hogs are quoted He lower. From 125 lbs. to 150 lbs. $V,r, from 150 lbs. to 200 lbs. S4c . BACON. LARD aad I CAM. are Arm VEAL CALVES Veal calves orlng from 8c to iuc according to grade. BEEF STEERS Beet steers for the local markets are fetching I He to 6tte live weight. SHEEP are arm at c to 5c live weight. Quotamna rr Oregon City. POTATOES aBeat, Buying 1 centi pound. FLOUR AND FEED Flour la steady, selling from $5 to $5 30; very little of cheaper grades. OATS (Buyng) Cray, $23 to $24. white, from $25 to $26. BTTTTSR (Buying! Ordinary country brings from 15c to 20c, fancy dairy from 20c to 22c. cream ery 22c to 25c EGGS Beat grade 25 cents. POULTRY (Buying Firm with lit tie good atock offered. Good hena are bringing 12c 'Old roosters are in poor demand, broilers bring from 16c to 18c. with good demand. WOOL (Bujniigy Tool prices are raniclng from' 14 to 17 centa. FEED Shorts $29 to $30; rolled barley. $31.50 to $32.50; process bar ley, $33.00; whole corn, $39.00: cracked corn. $40.00: wheat $32.00 i to $33; oil meal, $53; Shady Brook j dairy feed, $1.25 per hundred pounds. HAT (Buying.) Timothy $16 to $17; clover $9 to $10; oat hay, best, $12; mixed. $10 to $12: alfalfa, $12 to I $14. I 4tTvt44v44f4tr''Htt44t444M ! I - VOTE COUPON, . I O I GOOD FOR ONE VOTET" e . ' This coupon when nestly clipped and properly filled In with the f name of the candidate 70U wlah to vote for, will t countad as one I vote. , j Name of candidate . Address Thla coupon is void after ! a cut on lines. Don't roll. GOOD FOR TWENTY-FIVE I wish to Nominate Miss.. ' Add NOMINATION BLANK. ? o I ValSJ eeeaeeaeeaseeeeseaseeesaeaseeee, Nominated by Address ; This nomination blank, when property filled 'la and brought sr mailed to Contest Department of Tbs Enterprise will, count for 2,600 votes. Only one of these blanks will be credited to each can- dldata. ,.. i, - a " ' ' ' Wants, For Sale. Ett Ui ' kV m!f4 a aaa eaet a aw. Iwel haJf a aaa a44KIaaJ har Uaaa. ua barb aara, U sar awatb. taah ear. aaaat St sar a caah ast iinamr Vu mmmm xauM vttb Iba naaaaJ raapaaaibtutir tar arrars; bart arrora aeaar rraa annul aa" arta4 tar aatraa. mnliaaai ahaiwa tba WANTIO. WANTED Collectors to aee my col lect to a of all aorta at curloa. an tiques, and Indian trinkets: atampe for atamp collectors; colna for numismatists, arrow heads for arch eologlata, etc. I buy and aell all aorta of curloa; also all ktnda of second-hand furniture and toola. George Toung. Main, near Fifth street. WANT-aaaii advartleeroeata for thla eolnma. Peteae ary reaaoa able. Sea rata at bead of rolima. Read the Morn Trig enterprise. WANTED Too to know that the Kb tarpriae Job printing department la . the moat complete ta the Bute, outalde Portland. Try It for your next printing. -'"". WANTED Position by eiprlence4 nurse, or aa companion for elderly lady or housekeeper for small fam ily. Inquire at Enterprise or tele phone Main 2353. WANTED One energetic man ol woman who la locally Influential at every shipping point In Oregon and Washington to represent the Farmers' Society of Equity. IJber- , si remuneration aatured Q W H. and Harry T. Miller, district organ Itera. Oregon City, Oregon. FOR 8 ALE One Bouthwick hay press; one 10-horse power gasoline engine. $1400.00 outfit for less than half. Will aell or trade. Address Enter ' prise office. . FOR SALE One riding pony, three years old. for $30. Mr. F. D. Miller, Dover. Or. i FOR SALE Good toeated spring wagon, $35; Iowa dairy separator, good as new, $37.50: new and used aewlng machines. $4 to $35. J. H. Matt ley, 1010 Seventh street. Ore gon City. FOR SALE 8 pace la this column Sell that old plow or harrow; you dont uae It since you purchased your new ooa. FARM LOANS. FARM LOANS Dlmlck A Dlmlck, Lawyers. Oregon City, Or. ATTORNEYS. O. D. KBT. Attoruey-et-Law. Money leaned, abstracts furnished, laad tit lea examined, estates settled, gen eral law buetaes. Over Beak af Oregon City. " U'REN A SCHUEBEL. Attoraeys-at Law, De was char adveamt. wtn prae tica la all courts, make catlaetioa sad sattlemssts. Offlee la Eater prise BMc Oreeoa Oty. Oregon UILOER AND COTWACTOR. HARRT JONES Builder and Genera! Contractor. Estimates cheerfully gives oa ail classes of aellstni work, coo crate walks sne redaforces concrete. Res. Pboae Mala 11L INSURANCE. R. H. COOPER. Foe fire Insurance and Real Estate Let aa haadle your properties we buy. sell aad exchange. Office la . Enterprise Bld. Oregon City. Oragoa. CLUCK! CLUCK! Tbe Hens Know. Correct Chicken Food Mak es Hens Lay Baby Chit Grit, Meat Msal, Beef Scraps and Oat Groats for sale. Dealers In Wool, Flour, Hay, Grain, Feed, Coat, Salt Sugar Oregon Commission Co 11TH AND MAIN STS Oregon City. Patronize our advenlaera. Subscribe for the Dally Enterprise " e August 10. a, Send In flat a HUNDRED VOTES 1 e ..; , J baJI SsaKae Tied High at the task ,and JWIth Long Eada. The new cobwebby crapes are love ly for evening wear and come In evorv delicate shade. While flowers for tbe decoration of the lingerie bat are fashioned with white stalka and teavea. B--h.. . m..u..iI tlaxt hlffh at tbe Nek and fall tn straight long end ataLX rmaarr cotes. tn form tittle aouare train fir evening gowns. When of chiffon or net tliee are very effective. Imported psraaols of band embroid ered linen, with sralltped eU-es of plain taffeta silk, are used. Oue mixll of soft black taffeta has a cover f white eyelet embroidery scalloped on tbe edgea. showing tbe rim of black taffeta. Tbla corset cover for ml axes -and small women la pretty and convenient. Ita peplum la perfectly 'smooth over the hips. It Is flnUbed with hems' and closed by means of buttons sod button boles. Tbe design Is adapted to slender figures. JCDIP CIIOLLET. Thla May bfantoa partem to cut la alase for b!asea of fourteen, soteen and alh(. aaa yaare ef as. Band is cant to thi offlca. atvtnc aumbrr. and H will ba promptly forwarded to you by atalLi If la haste send an additional two cant stamp for latter postaae, which Insurea mora prompt delivery. SMART DESIGNS. Even Veilings and Veilee Aee Seme . times Tailee Mads. For darning badly lorn stockings use a shoe tree Instead of a darning egg. Then if It be necessary to patch In stead of to darn the patch can be much more eaally and properly set In. Even veiled fabrics are frequently t be aeen made up In tailor made style. The millinery departments have been Invaded by embroideries, and the doin- auriacsLir. ly cotton embroider! now offered by the manufacturers. -Fringes areaeett mrmirnr cf the F new ..aC,lc kowds as girdle nd tunic trimming. A slip with a blKh wnUt line must be worn with the gown of atinilir rut If the benefit of It, lines Is to I re. teed This semlprluceas pattern l Just tbe thlnif to wesr under a trail parent empire frock. For this model white lawn was trimmed with a fm. broldered flounce, banding and edirlna ITie slip consists of a corset cover and klrt. JCDIC CnOLLRT This May Manton pattern t, ,t , for a thlrty-fou, t forty.two l 0! send sn additional two cent iim. , 'I Wayside Fruit Traaa. Fruit trees sre planted by the road side In aeTeral parts of Germany, but passersby are not permitted to help themselves to tha rn.it tv. . . - - ' " iraes are eloaely watched, and at tbe end of tbe seeaoB tbe fruit la sold. At Intervals slong tbe road sign, .re placed bear- . " ' -a uood Mao In- iuJsT Bot. utu fra" - At the due. Idy President What book h. k.i ' Jd ye, mo, N,w .S bwHPe ebeck book.-UpploTra " i "" veu have netlaad th ' set hhssd In the weri( BenarsMy those whs are eed managars-whs hav lsm,g iUsmssM wsrM ov.f th.t the bert way ta Uf incoms and h.v. a grewlr., b.l.n.e I. t. ka.p . k.nh There are just aa many rtaaons why YOU should hav, .ount at iMa. bank a. thsr. are why any ef sur hundr.d, ef 'T:T.J$ tet, thsm t. y.. , Thc Bank of Oregon City OLDEST BANK IH TOE C0UHTY O. C tTOIIHETTE Praaldaul f. J. METES, Cau THE FIRST NATIONAL BaMu Tranaaets a 0-aeral Saahlng aalaeaa, BOYS SHOULD JOIN NOW. awBBBwaaeaaa t r E. C. Oya Especta Division to be Or ganised in Time for Cruise. K. "'. l). wbu haa just returned from a short ramping trip with tbe CiwKtegatlonal Church Hoy Hcouta. re ports thst the. Nsval MltHla maitera are progressing as rapidly aa poaal ble unU-r the clrcunislancea. He says that II Is unfortunate that Lieu tenant lilomtwrg. the executive of ficer Is In Chicago on urgeul buaineae, and thai Captain Reynolds la at his cannery near Marshfleld lie aays. however, that the captain will be In Portland the end of I his eek, and will be ready to muster In the Oregon City division. Mr. Dye aays he will that the boys are taken on tho pro- lkiMsaa.1 I' Fli lsVM and ha feels certain that he will aucceed. All the boya who are expecting to Join the organl sajlon are urged to do ao at once so they ean arrange to leave Oregon City about C cluck Tuesday evening, as tbe "Hoston" will sail for Astoria the next morning. Deflnlle announce, ment as to the mustering data will be lanued later. INJURED HORSE IS SHOT. Humana Society Qlvea Attention to all Animate In Dlatresa. A valuable horse belonging to Henry Salisbury, of Meldrum. waa In jured by a fall on a sidewalk near that place on Tuesday, and It waa necessary to have the animal ahot. One of Ita leas ass broken Tbe ac cident happened when a lad waa try ing to catch his horse, which was near the Hallsbury horse, Jhe latter becoming frightened and running away. Mr Salisbury hid the horse killed." " Miss McCarver. president of the Clackamas County Humane Society. waa advised by A. F. Parker, of Glad stone, that a light gray horse with an Injured hip waa found at Glad atone. Tbe horse waa unable to atand ahen found, and Miss McCar ver at once notified Sheriff Maaa. who appointed Mr. Parker a deputy to see that the animal waa shot. Mr. Parker atarted out to And the borae. to relieve It from Ita aufferinga, but the animal waa able to atand. and he will look out for It until the owner is found, and It la probable that It will not have to be ahot. Aa anon aa tbe Humane Society ta notified of any animal In dlstresa, action la Immed iately taken to see that the proper hlng la done. BRYAN SCORED BY LfADER IN HOUSE (Continued from page 1 braska statesmen of pesklng Mlselv. When he aald that he and the Speaker were In accord, and tba Sha ker made no effort to deny It, the applause on the Democratic aide was loud and prolonged. Cnderwood had read the altered Bryan statement and, speaking d'lll erstely, said: "The statement contained In that paper are absolutely falae. If the re flections which that article rontvns rested only on myself. wouTU no. tske the time of thla House to answer them. Put those statements refl-vt not only on myself, but on the Dem ocrats In control on this aide of the Capitol: and aa leader of the floor. I would be untrue to my fellow Demv crats here and to myself If I did not reply to the attack." I Pnriai.. CI.. ... wvum.nia. Tl I i.lverlty of Clili ag.po.e,.a, the nirrliynrbut frncn.ent of the g( 11 of Mark. f,ihd ten years ago. which dle ,Hrk lo ,h, nf,h ceury It h sN.i the flrat Greek New Testa wen. Kv, ,0 ,he Worl(, mun1 ErnsmuH It. 5in: .,. tUt Br)lt on Prlnteit. the Complutenslao Polyglot which came from a Spanish pres. In lull, dut waa Mippresscd until 1521. A Lsgsl Opinion. It was at a re,e.tl. and the Indy. who had been reading up on health culture mistook Uwyer Wlllln,,,, for "la It better." alia m.y-A . . " uuennai Jeftr 00 ri,,nt or tb ..""'?r,nL?P"M ,h ta"W "''one ! Ah lha alal.a .u. . r.Kui ame it orten Isn't nec- slne. 'i.'-Bihces. Maga n . "Mr '0h. rapa. anW .m, n It you any a Ion a hN. . . 7 ahort nrsverr- " u,, ' "Betauae you are not old enough to arn a Ions urat-.. n . . Piled. "wo.- be re "Oh." a.M .v L ,u" fellow "l "ought It waa 'caune w. "T,' noqghtobe.. JtTl ! """" b' CblcagoNews. " 700 ,r- " J2 on, Ibcnmbency: n.rrM srtu thei', H.m la ,C,hl" aritb . '""H'' f aalt to fry without nrevinn. . k " rry allcee in n "n,Mon "t the MaS l! " H the. soak -7.k . " 0T tbp to then fry ZTj tW' Wbea a LJ 't- with cola wttJr ni!t't GOOD MANAGEMENT of OREGON laTTY , OREGON capital, tso.sss.sa Opesj fraea t A. M. bj ( BASEBAL RECREATION PARK, Car. Vaughn and Twenty raw,) VICTORIA PORTLAND August 1. t . 4. 5. 1 Oames Sagln Waekdaya atlat aungaya, ;u p, a, LADIES' DAY PSIDAV. Doys (Jodef It Free to Wednesday. 3 mWORLBStfiUrcST.EWWC IfywewaateliheV1tatlnahattbb MbuUlerainlaThrnMi r , avwioa Martolue write) i Til IIW I0MI .tWIII MACIIU IC. Orangsi Maaa. , ) M walaa am Am a aad m aillnataV mIM. bai ika Sew lleaaeMaaaiaa UWIMnMf HMIMIM ' bvaad br aalhartaaal d.alew aa VV. L. MARSHALL. ISO Morrison at PortfaW, Buy a Home While Paying Red 1100 down and $12 a aae lakea Ibis comfortable lx-fas bouas and lot House U W . for electricity. Lot IU1N M Some fruit on place. Wall rated oa Madison St. A anap at TMV, L P. Elliott and 7th and Mala 8ts.. by lsnm sloo Bridge. . a. 4- a $10 REWARD J For tbe arrest en coavkw of any person or persona, unlawfully remove copies of Tt Morning - Enterprise- from premises of aubscrlbar. af paper has been placed taenl carrier. -', w THE MORNING ENTEHPH Is on aals at tbe following every day: Huntley Dros. Dru0 Main Street. J. W. MeAnulty Clgan Seventh and Main. . 8ecret Confectionary . Mala near Sixth. M. E. Dunn Confectlooanf Next door to P. 0. City Drug Store , Electric Hotel. Walter Little ConfeclloaeT; . 614 Seventh Street M. Volkmar Drug! seventh near Center. -Schoenborn Confectionery Seventh and .T. Q Adama w w a W e a a e e ENTERTAIN TEACHI j . i J. E. Calavan, of MapU Lana, Pleaaant Surprise. . The eighth grade graduatlni " of Maple Lana chartered bl and dro. In ..4 thalf eWS J. E. Calavan, at bis home 1 street, a very pleaaant View Toeaday evening . . - . ... mi I neiresnments, consis'ini - , cream, cake and watermelon, tv d by the class, were served. and music ware the' features P venlng's entertainment Those present were Mr. D0 ' J- B. Calavan. Miss Bm ,Pt Misi pearl Heater, Miss "hlr" low, Miss Ruth Psier, Ml-J. flr)imMi ui .,i. oarkar. j. R. rilin.il Ul.. vmms DT Erma BrhmMt uiu ffmma C9 Oaorge Derrick. Merle Si"1 Mra. c. W. Swallod, chaperon. ( K bAIGHT RUNNING Read the Morning tttsrvrt-