MOBNINQ ENTERPRISE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 221911.
r. J. IHTB, Cnaaies
j FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CTTXj OREGON
capital, Moooaoo.
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J 63eral Banking twain. '
Oast frem f A. M. to P. M
7,ORGE A. HARDING
DRUGGIST
UXS DRUOa, PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES' AND.
tATJONERY. ' PAEtCRIPTIONB AND FAMILY PE-
CtlPTS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED.
PHONE! MAIN 8961. HOME, B 34.
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'AIN STREET
Next Door to Postofftcc
) POINTED OUT.
i Yoder, of Smyrna, was
7 Frldsy on business.
'U Portsr, of Estacada.
B frlenda in this city
?ner U very 111 at her
and John Qulncy Ad-
asblth. of Portland, wi
.May, the guest of Mr.
) Derby went to Portland
' vnaln over Sunday vis-
ja. - . -
)hton, principal of the
was transacting bual
y Saturday,
an, who la at preaent
ma In tbla elty yester.
! visiting with relatives.
Malay, of Vancouver,
1 thla city rrlday and
registered at tbe Elec-
' ' nney, one of the well
1 of Colton, -waa trans-
In thla city Trlday and
Jones, of Park place, baa
I Creek, where ahe will
- days with friend and
V A, R Ross.'fVsD
, have returned to their
siting In thla elty for
inn. of Nebraaka, ar-
nb City Saturday and
nla father, Mr. Dunn,
-jrgar, one of the promt
of Cirtii, was In tbla
:e Saturday, returning
the evening. , ,
I of Portland, who has
with her parent. Mr.
jt Wlshart. baa re-
i borne.
s Galbrlch and brother,
V of New Era.' were in
rday and visited at the
nd Mr H. W. Bueblg.
Jackson, who ha been
I month, ha Improved
) able to go to Clermont
k her parent, Mr. and
Mitchell and lter.
iter of Sandy, who la
ol In tbla city, left for
-day evening to remain
tin Mr. and Mr. Elijah
1C W. Smith and two
of Spokane, Wash.,
A thla city and are vis
mie of the Mlaaes Edith
1th, of aiadatone.
i I ? f
doaesy 6 at 8eeley'a.
st'e for that hot lunch
nta, 010 Mala treat.
tea and Confection at
street, near Postofflce.
! o' aoda crackera 10c at
doien at Seeley'a.
i Hoeye, Dentist, Can
gon City.
gallon at Seeley'a.
LOCAL URILTS
f Walter Douglaaa. of Eagle Creek,
waa In tbla city on Saturday.
Jamea Btevera, of Viola, waa among
trie Oregon City vlaltors Saturday.
There will be a baptismal aervlce
at the Itaptlat church Sunday even
ing. D. Mcllenry, who la la bualnea la
Salem, arrived home laat night to re
main for a few day.
DaSld Ilrodle, one of tbe moat prom
inent farmer of lloiing, wa trans
acting bualnea la Oregon City yes
terday, At tbe weekday prayer meeting at
the Baptlat eherch Thursday evening
Mr. Sartarelll, of the Portland Italian
mlaalon, will speak.
Dr. Edward H. Todd and Superin
tendent Gary will start on their vlalt
to the school la the county Monday
morning. .They will hold a rally at
Oak Grove an Monday evening.
Tbe Maaonlc lodge will attend ser
vices at the St Paul'a Episcopal
church this evening, at I o'clock,
when Rev. Robinson will preach a ser
mon appropriate to tbe occasion..
Dr. E. II. Todd, who Is here for the
purpose of visiting the echools of the
county with Superintendent Gary, will
preach In the M. E. church at the
morning hour today, He la said to be
a very Interesting speaker, always
with something good to say.
W. p. Weiimandet, who baa been III
for the vast year, having apent soma
time In Art ion a for the benefit of his
health, baa on to Shepherd's Hot
Springe. William Shannon accom
panied Mr, Welamandet. and will re
main there during the former's atay
at that resort.
The tertnre In the Raptlat church
Monday, evening, by Rev, W .T. Jor
dan, promlaea much of Interest.' Mr.
Jordan " will apeak on the subject,
"Down South In Dixie." The proceeds
of the lecture-Is for the purpose of
keeping In school a protege of the
church-
nev.' Zimmerman has made prepara
tions for an Interesting aervlce In the
M. R. church at the hour of evening
aervlce. He will preach on the sub
ject. "In the Iteglnnlng." and that he
may entertainingly present tbe mat
ter to the audience he will nee aome
SO stereoptlcon pictures.
Rev. R. J. Dlven, Sunday school or
ganiser In tbla Presbytery, will speak
concerning his work at the morning
service In the Presbyterian church.
He baa been Invited to "occupy the
nulplt at tbe evening hour. also. Mr.
Dlven Is a very entertaining speaker
and those who wish to bear him are
Invited, to attend, both morning and
evening
Rev. Proctor, pastor of the Congre
gational church, la greatly Interested
In the I hour law which was Intro
duced Into the leglslstuee the pest
week by Senator Dlmlck. Mr.f Proc
tor has promised to go to Salem Mon
day, accompanied by aa many as are
Interested and willing to go with him,
having the pnrpoae of giving the
measure tbe moral support of his presence.
Good herd wheat flour t.20 aack at
Seeley'a.
Go to Secrest'e for that hot lunch
successor to Lents, 610 Main street
Best Jp. rice to a pound at Seeley'a.
r
Shoes go to the
jgon
sell shoe and nothing hut shoes. We can fit your feet with
highest grade shoes on the market For ladtea ask for the
fl II. Crosa or the P. J. Harney none better at any price.
Suffering Mon
f Stacy-Adam shoe la a sore cure for corns and aching feet
j have ISO pairs of Rubbers for men at SO centa a pair, while"
;y last one pair for each customer.
;o pairs Infants' vlcl kid patent toe. shoes, slaes S to 6, at 4So.
alr, In button or lace.
r i i i ' i , ', ' -': '''' ' i "i - - s
Dtfon City Shoo Ctoro
! Msln Btrest, Opposite Poatofflc.
mnPEARLf CHOP HOUSE
;erythin Strictly Fresh. Short Or
dm Cr Specialty
I & O'DONNEL, Proprietors
tercel it3i tii 6th, tx Mt!a Stmt
J. M.-Btlpy, of Peadletom,. was la
Oregon City. on bualness Saturday.
Mr. Dartow, from Iowa.' has rsated
the W. W. May plsoe pn Duane street
ana lasen posseaaion, m ,
X. R, Charmaa has returned to Port
land, after spending two days with
relatives In this city..
J. GorbeU has sold his borne to
Henry llraod, on Molalla avenue, who
Intends to make It his home.
Mr. Cary, out bere from New York
State, baa purchased the Joe Locke
place on- Duane atreet and will make
his home In Mountain View.
A. II. Miller, of Prescott, Wis., Is
visiting J. B. Downer, at Clermont
They were old friends In Wisconsin,
before Mr. Downer came West
Special meeting of Council haa been
called for Monday night. Mayor
Drownell, who has been sick, is better
snd It Is espected thst he will be pres
ent on thst occasion.
Madison street bridge, closed to the
public account dsmsges by tbe recent
flood. Is open to pedestrians but not
to heavy teams. Work of repairing It
Is being pushed forward.
Case. Robeson haa purchased the
E. A. Osmond borne on Molalla avenue
and will later make It hla home.. It
la the old Moran property and Mr.
Robeson's father will take posses loo
of It for the present.
Senator Walter A. Dlmlck haa the
thanks of the Dally Enterprise editor
for copies of bills and documents of In
terest thst Issue from the State print
er, and that contain Interest to tbe.
readers of this psper.
The pspermskers are having an en
joyable dance as the Morning Enter
prise is going to press. The dance Is
st the Armory, with tbe Farmer s or
cbestra furnlahlng the mualc. A prise,
waits waa nulled off during the even
lng ' .
AT THf HOTELS
The following are thoae who have
reglatered at the Electric Hotel: J.
II. Btlpp. Pendleton; E. T. Maaa, Day
ton; Paul Mum power, Mabel E. Os
mon, Portland; C. E. Naah, Portland;
John Street, Portland; L, J. Maley,
Vancouver. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. B.
A. Tbomaa, Vancouver, Waah ; W. E.
Ilonney, Colton; Mrs. J. T. Fullam,
Jack Latbrop, Portland.
Oo to Secreat'a for that hot lunch-
successor to Lents. 610 Main atreet
Oo to Sectest's for that hot lunch
successor to Lents, 610 Mala street
CORRESPONDENCE
COURT NOTES
i
CIRCUIT, COURT.
OAK GROVE. ,
Jaa. Bhuffe and Chaa. Rlaley were
Oregon City vlaltora Wednesday.
Mra. Herman Wetzler and eon, B.
Lee, of Hlllaboro, are spending a few
days with Mrs. WeUler's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Blgham.
Tbe Sunnyslde Rrlgsde team de
feated the Oak Grove team at baaket
ball. Score, 40-11
SUNDAY CALENDAR. '
Baetlat -Cor. Main an4 Ninth atrarU, !
Hv. B. A HayworOi pulnr. Tra, 111
Ninth; . 9. II noon. Mra. A. T. Parker
aiilt ; morn In enrlr IS.SS, enln
1M, T. I', a. C. K : P. m. and Jun
iors same hour. Weekly prayer meat
Ins Thursday at t:IO p. m.
Morning Subject "The 8ecret of
Power." Evening Subject "The
Marks of a Man."
Canamah Baptist Mission 9. B meets at
I Mp. m , Lwls Conaim supt.
Cathotle Cor. Wlatr and Tenth streets.
Krv. A. Hlllrhranit paalor, res. U
Water; I jaw Mass S a. ra., Iflah Mass
lo M a. nv. artsmoon service 4:10. Mass
every rooming at S:t(.
Congrsgatlonal Tor. Main and Eleventh
slreeia. rtev. w m. M. i-roctnr pastor,
res. iOV Third; B. B, It noon. John Uns
ry supt.; morning servlos 10.10. svsn
Ins 7:10. youna people 0. Weekly
prayer meeting fhureday at T:1S p. m.
Morning 8ubject-"The King's Mes
senger." Evening Subject "How
Much Does Tour Soul Weigh?"
Christ Cv. Lutheran Cor. Elshthand J.
U Adams . slrrols. Ksv. R Bchroldt
pastor, res. SOS J. Q. Adams; a. It.
10 a. m.; prsachlng afternoons of first
and third Sundays at MO In Knalleh.
other Runday servh-es mornings at 10:30
with preachlna In Osrman.
Christian Bclence Wlllsmetis bulldlnc;
Monday servlors it a. m., 8. 8. IS noon;
Wednesday ssrvlces I p. m.
at. ""aura . gplaoopal Ninth at., near
Mala. Rev. i'has. W. Robinson pastor,
res. at Rsstory, Ninth and Water sts.;
R. B. 11 noon, Wro. Bhewman supt.;
hiornlng eervlra 11 a. m., evening sar
vloa t p. m.
The Maaonlo order will attend aer
vlce at B o'clock, with sermon appro
priate to the occasion by Rev. Robin
son, v
Osrman Bvangalloal Cor. Ftahth and
Madison streets. Rev. T. "Wlevenlrk pas
tor, re TU Madison: B. B. 10 a. m.,
Herman Bchnadsr, Monroe atreet. supt.;
mornlna service II, young people at T
p. m. and preaching at p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday St 7:10 p. m.
aiadatone Christian Ray. A. II. Mulksy
Rastnr. res. Uladstone; B. 8. 10 a, m.,
. C. Hendricks aupt. ; morning servloa
11 o'clock, evening aervlce T:10. Week
ly prayer meeting Thursday 7: JO p. m.
Morning Subject "The Beginning
of Christianity." Evening Subject
"An Appeal to the Dead."
Methodist Main street cor. Beventh,
Rev. K. P. Zimmerman pastor, res, cor.
PJIith snd Wash In at on; B. B. S 4 a. nv,
C. A. Wllllama. Uladatone, aupt; morn
Ins service 10 At, FXtworth League S:10.
evening aervlce T:10. Prayer meeting
Thursday T:tS p. m. . - .
Morning Subject "Heroes of Faith."
Evening Subject "In the Beginning."
Meuntaln View. Union (Cong.) B. B. I
8. m., Mra. J. H. Qulnn aupt.; Bible
tudv every Thursday afternoon;
Breaching 7:30 p. m. second and fourth
undaya la January, , . , ,
Pretbyterlan Beventh street cor Jerfer.
aun. Rev. J. R. Landaborouch pastor,
re a. 710 Jefferson; B. B. 10 a. m.. Mrs.
W. C. Green supt.; morning service 11
a. m., T. P. B. C. R. :4 p. m., even
ing service 7:80. Prayer meeting Thurs
day p. m.
Rev. Dlven will apeak on Sunday
school organisation at the morning
hour. , He haa also been Invited to
preach at the evening hour.
Parkplacs . Conoreoatlonal Rev, . J. I
Jones pastor, res. Clackamas; 8. 8. 10
a. m., Kmery VYenoh supt. i preaching
services each Sunday, altarnaUnic be
tween 11 a. m. and 7:10 p. m. Chris
tian Endeavor Thursday svsntng 7:10
P, m. :
United Brethrsn Cor. Klahth and Taylor.
Kev. L. F, f larks pastor, rsa. Portland;
n. is a. m. rrsna riniw, mapis
vlkne, aupt.; morning aervlce 11, T. P.
B. C. K. p. m., evening service 7.
Prayer meeting Wsdnssday . 7:10 p. m.
Wlllamatta M, B. No rsgular preachlna
services. B. 8. I p. m., Mrs. Rsama
aupt.
glen tuthsrsn -Cnr, Jefferson and Blshth
treats. Rev. W. R. Kreibarrer pas
tor,' res. 710 Jefferson; 8. 8. 1 10 a. ra..
Rev. Krasberaer aupt.: morning servloe
io:i, evening T:t, iutnsr usagua T
T, M. Miller ,..,.'...,..
Ffad Gagf
W, W. Everbart
J. II. Roadarniet . . , ,,
II, Thleaaen .'
F. J Harkenrider
E. E. Judd
l Gross ,.'..,r.,.TT,, ,,,,-r-O.
M, D. Jones
8. R. Green . ..." ,
S. G. Klrcbem
Alison Baker
W, W. Freeman
Paul Dunn
J. D.,Cbltwd -
Carl Soloman
Msg Telford ......
R. H. Taber
W. P. White
C. 8. Lindsay
C. V. Bracy
n. P. Velguth
Ed Rechner
Ole Wllkenson
J. T. Drske
Fred Brown
Fred Gerber V
8. E. White ...............
Mat Poollta
C. E. Smith......
C D. Robeson ............
II. R. Smith
II. W. Trembsth
W. F. Stanton
J. W. Cole .
Fsnnle E. Smith
P. D Lsrklns ...............
Jsmes Sallotls . .....
Bud Thompson
Marcella Rice
W. B. Lawton ...
Geo. Tesley ........
W. G. Klelnsmlth .
F. F. Seeley ...L....
Paulina Balks'
O. E. Griffith
D. H. WatU
Dr. Non-U .
Dr. Hugh S. Mount ...........
f Juatlca Court
A. O. Harberg ....$
J. B. Jonarud ................
L. Rltxer
E. L Davidson'
Dr. A. Rosalter
John Blckner . 0m...
Geo. W. Tbomaa
M. J. Worthlngton
L. M Davidson .............
L. Evans
L. C. White
K. Worthlngton
E. L. Davidson
John C. Haines
Jss. Headrick
C. H Elston
W. M. Holt
W. H. Cooke ,
Chaa. Thompaon
Augnat Oebhardt . ...c.
R. Kelao ....... ..
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440
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IL A..Waldroa .,.
Mrs. A, a. Gnyap ............ i
Kate Parker ...
Oregon City Cash Market
Ferr Bros
V. Harris
Jones Drag Co. ...
Mrs.. Rose Nebren
8am Smith . .'.
T. T. Barlow, . ,
J, W.. Roots , l,,,,,. ... 100.00
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J. A. Keck ......
D. . E. Frost
W. V, II. Samson
E. L. Shaw
A. Mtlea ......
Carl Barnard . . . .
Priester
Annie Sconlch ...
Herman Anthony
C. Tanser
C. E. Burns ....
F. A. Miles .......
E. L. Shsw
Harry White
C. S. Lindsay ....
Jack. Graw
Geo. Osburn .
Ed Fredericks
F. Trovenger ,
F. A. Miles ..
Mrs. Willis ..
F. A- Miles ...
Guy Thomas ..
G. Jowsrud..
Bert Jonarud .
Max Davis . .
Amos Ketch .
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The beet Homemade Bread that oaa
be baked; you ean get It at Scsrader's
Bakery, on Mala atreet Bear Foatof.
flee.
V "' "
Dr. George Hoeye, Dentist, Caa
fteld Bldg., Oregon City. '
Try Duaa for Clgsra and Smokers'
Oeods. .Next to Peetoffle.
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Goo. Oglesby
J. W. Roots A Co,
C. E. Swan
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David E. Jones. Sr.
C. E. Burns ....
M- Kruger .....
John. Avln ....
W. T. Gardner
Mrs. Bradtl
J. A. Jonee
Geo. Lazelle
F. T. Barlow .....
T. R A. Bell wood .
Gregory Boyer . . .
Mary Mora ......
Sam Boober-
Oeorge May .......
Nllea Johnson ....
I red Bsker
fat ton Home
8M. Kelso'......
A. Pluard .....I..
Richard ifartgravea
W. O French
' Insane. - -
Dr. W. E. Carll $
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Dr. J. W. Norrls . 5.00
.' tlectlon.
E. Ochlschlager . ............ .3
J. L, Udell
Carey Johnston. ..,...,..
D. Rltter
School Dlst. No. Ill
H. H. Hughes
Geo. W. Wallace
R. Noblltt
Fruit Inspector.
J. Lewis t
Surveyor. "
A. D. Hungate ....
Bud Thompaon
Paul Dunn
Harry Gray
H. P. Brina
C. O. Vorhels
Geo. Oroahong
- Printing.
Oregon City Enterprise ..
Oregon City Courier
Board of Health
H. Dsucby
S. W. MUler
C. A. Clark .
C. H. Dauchy
A. Wi Mead ,
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3000
48.00
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8.21
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1400
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Sheriff
F. A. Miles I 15.60
E. T. Mass ..' .' ' 3.00
D- E. Frost 12.00
E. T. Mass ' 8.00
R. B. Beatle 4.10
County Clark.
F. W. Greenman ..
W. U Mulvey
F. T. Orifflth
Ona.Renner ..
Mollis Mitchell
- County Recorder.
Qlaas ft prudhomme '.
Sedonla Shaw ,.
N. E. Derby . t .
N. B. Derby . . ...
C. E. Ramsby ,
0. Bnchegger ..
Jesale Paddock
J. A. Tuf U .'...
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iSrevon Library Commission ..1926.10
T. J. Oarv. 68.24
.v Assessor. .,!'!
Clar Mitchell 53.00
Current Expense.
Home Telephone Co'..T.. 7.
Huntley Bros, ca
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.
Pacific. Tel. ft Tel. Ca.......$ 15.75
Board of Water Commissioners 15.00
11. Mattocks 14.00
Court House.
W. U. Henderson I 14.00
C. O. Miller .........Tv, 6.25
Simmons ft Wilson 11.85
Jones brug Ca 17.75
C. E. Ramsby ..w...,.;.. 702.32
TTntterwood TToewritef Co, ... 3.00
Frank Busch 100
Irwin Hodson Co. 144
, . " Jail.
R. B. Beatle 1150.49
Frank Busch 17.75
Psupsr Account.
Mrs. Sadie Roseboom. I 10.00
H. A. Waldron . . . . 23.88
Geo. Oglesby " 1 3.00
Geo. Reddaway 8.00
C. R. Thorpsj ft Co... 14.00
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Points
Wf& Mothers
noMGE EXD;?nc;i
fi::edo:STAte
WILL- BUT A TOB TO COLLECT
ING TAXES FROM THf BAM ,'
, VALUES TWICt
An only-child Is liable to dlnad
vantages that do not come tbe way of
children brought up among brothers
and sister. It ta not only .that tbo
child Is In danger of bclug spoiled and
of growing eel fifth through having no
playmate' with whom to share his or
ber toys, sweets and so on. but there
Is the Isck of .young, healthy compan
lonablp to tie reckoned with, and this
means much to the child's develop
ment If be or she. lives only with grown
up people much of tbe sweetness of
child life will be lost, fori no matter
how gsy and bright parents may be.
children require tbe companionship of
children of their own age, with their
own childlike ideas of fun and frolic
who wUI bring the right touch of
youth and Inexperience to nursery
gambols.
It Is a mlatske to educste an only
child at home. Send him or ber rath
er to a kindergarten at an early age
and afterward to a good day school.
It la not absolutely necessary for a
girl to go to a boarding school- She
can finish her educstlon after having
passed through . an advanced day
school by attending first class lectures
dally.
What's In a NamsT
When you named your little girl did
you stop to think wbst kind of name
yon were giving her to lire tip to or
to live down to, as tbe esse rosy be?
The old qnery. "What's In a name 7"
la a rather aenselcsa one.
There's a good deal In a name, aft
or all.
Read, for Imttcnoe. what Mrs, Gram
ercy Park write In the January num
ber of the Delineator: ". .
"It Is thsuks to me lyoo csn owe m
that. "at least, thoufth ordinarily I de
test nicknames) thnt yon are geucrally
called Nrncy.- With a name like that
you have a fair chance. To be Gloria
you need it lot of looks brilliant, over
powering look end money, lots of It
for the clothes such a name needs to
carry It off. - They might have called
you ' Anne! Anno does ; not need
wealth, but Anne should be a shy. de
mure, sweet maid. Psle aba should be
and bending to tho breexe like a sheaf
of golden grain. Thst Is the kind of
name it Is! It would make the moat
cold hearted cynic nrate In poetry
No, my der It Is not for a gypsy such
aa you! Nancy la the nine for yeul
There Is Joy In the name of Nancy,
and freshness and a chance for bsppt
Bess. It Is pretty enongh too."
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i
..s-ollowlng Is the text of a proposed
bin by Senstor McCullough,' which Is
self-explanatory:
For - aa Act to amend Section - 2554
of Lord's Oregon -Lava and to ex
empt generally throughout the State
from aaaessment and taxatloa mort
gages. Interests In real or personal
property created by mortgage, notes,
debts or credits given or created
by mortgage or In'connectloo with
or Incident to any tranaaction where
in a ranrtgage Is executed or creat-
'ed.
Be It enacted by the people of the
State of Oregon: -
Be it enacted by the legislative as
sembly of tbe Stat of Oregon: ,
Section 1. 1 Section 3554 of Volume
2, Lord's Oregon Laws, aball be, and
hereby la amended to read as follows:
The following property shall be ex
empt from taxation:
1. All property, real and personal,
of the-United States and this Bute, ex
cept iana belonging to mis state neia
under a contract for the ' purchase
thereof.' ; -. ' '
2. ' All public or corporate property
of the aevtral counties, cities, vlllsges.
towns and school districts In this State
used or Intended for corporate purpos
es, except landa belonging to such pub
lic corporations held under a contract
for -the purchase thereof.
3.. The personal property of all lite
rary, benevolent, charitable and scien
tific Institutions incorporated within
thla 8tate, and auch real aetata be
longing to auch Inatltutlona as shall be
actually occupied for tbe purpose for
which they are Incorporated. ; ,
4. AU houses of public worship, and
the kuts oa which they are altuated.
and the pews or slips and furniture
therein, and all burial grounds, tombs.
and rights of burial; all landa and tbe
buildings thereon, not exceeding thirty
acres, held by any crematory associa
tion Incorporated nnder the law of
thla State need for tbe solo purpose of
a crematory and burial place) for (to)
Incinerate remains; but any part of
any buildings, being a house of public
worship, which shall be" kept or used
as a store or shop, or for any other
purpose, except for public worship or
for schools, shall be taxed upon the
cash valuation thereof, the ssme aa
personal property, to the owner or oc
cupant, or to either, and the taxes
shall be collected thereon In the same
manner aa taxea on personal property, j
6. All public libra rlea and the per
sonal property belonging thereto and
connected . therewith, and the real
property belonging thereto and upon
which such library la situated-
6. The property of all Indiana re
siding npon Indian reservatlona who
have not severed their tribal relations
or taken lands in severalty, except
lands held by them, by purchase or In
heritance, and situate on an Indian
reservation r provided, howover, that
the lands owned or held by Indiana trx
severalty upon any Indian re serration,
and the personal property of such In
diana upon auch reservation, shall, be
exempt from taxation when so provid
ed by any law of tit United States,
and not otherwise.
7. The personal property of all per
sons who, by reason of infirmity, sge,
or poverty, may, in tbe opinion of the
assessor, be unable to contribute to
wards the public charges.
8. The personal property of every
householder to the amount of $300, tbe
articles to be selected by the house
holder. . - ' -
9. . Generally throughout the State
mortgagee. Interests In real or person
al . property created . by mortgage.
notes, debts or credits given or creat
ed by mortgage, or in connection with
or Incident to any transaction wherein
a mortgage la executed or created. -
Section 2. This Act shall be sub
mitted to tbe legal voters of this State
for their approval or rejection at the
next regular general election, in tbe
same manner aa provided for the sub
mission of proposed laws to the people
under the Initiative, and ahall become
a law at auch time if approved by the
majority of the legal voters voting
hereon.
'
PLEASE NOTICE.
VadVFcr:;j;c:v;
S4
Notices untie Ums slaaaiflaal kaa4w
will be tnsneled at sse cent a word. fm4
Insert ton. half a oeat adsHtlsnal kasir
i loss. One hvih sard, I awe axmth; half
tneh card. I lines 11 par asonth.
Cash must accompany erder unless 'ana
has an open seenunt with the paper. He
flnsncial responsibility tor errors; where
errors occur free esrrssteB net lee Will M
printed for patron, at I almusa charge lea.
WANTED.
WANTED Girl 'for general house
work in small family. Inquire of
Mrs. Don Meldrum. Twelfth and
Washington streets. - "
WANTED Strong boy to
papers Eaterprise. Office.
deliver 1
WANTED You to know that tbe En
. terprise Job printing department la
tbe most complete In the State, .
outside Portland. Try It for your
next printing.
FOR SALE.
FOR 8 ALE Space) In thla colsmn.
Sell that old plow or harrow; yon
don't use It since you purchased
your new one. .
FOR 8 ALE A good 810.000 farm for
aale. John W. Loder, Owner. Atty.
at Law, Stevena Bldg. v .
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Liner space ta this col
umn. A few lines may rent that
bouse, store or farm; they will cost
you but a few cents.
ATTORNEYS.
O. D. EBT, Attorney-at-Law, Money
loaned, abstracts furnished, land
titles examined, eetatea settled, gen
eral law business. . Over Bank of
Oregon City. , - -- . -' -
U'REN ft 8CHUEBEL, Attorneys!-,
Law, Deutacher Advokat, will prac
tice) In all courts, make collections
and settlements. Office In Enter
prise Bld Oregon City. Oregon.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
V. R. HYDE, Atrstf act Olf ice
Land titles investigated, conveyan
cing, notary public -
C nines (orar
Crtfiro copy
Room 7. Barclay Bldg., Oregon City.
ABSTRACTS Or TITLE Title ft
Investment CO-, Stevena Bldg.
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR.
HARRY JONES Builder and General
Contractor. Estimates cheerfully
given on all claases of building
work, concrete walks and reinforced
concrete. Res. Phone Main 11L
DENTISTS."
DR. L. G. rCE. DENTIST Rooms 4,
6 and 6 Beaver building. Mala St,
Oregon City. Phones: Home A-19S
and Pacific State 122L
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONET TO LOAN John W. Loder,'
Atty. at Law, Stevena Bldg. -.
MONET LOANED W are acquaint
ed with the value of all farm mads
In Clackamas County and can loaa
your money on good safe security.
Farm loan a made one. two and three
years at 7 per cent Abatracta of.
title examined. DIMiCK ft DIMICK.
Lawyera, Andresen Bldg.. Oregon
City, Oregon. .
REAL ESTATE.
D- K. BILL CO., REAL ESTATE
Farm, Timber, Graslng, Agricultural
Lands, City Property, Small Fruit
and poultry Ranches for Sale, Wal
nut Land. Room 9 Beaver Bldg.,
Oregon City, Oregon. .
H- COOPER, For Fire insurance
and Real Estate. . Let as handle
your properties we buy, sell and
exchange. ' Office In Enterprise
Bldg, Oregon City, Oregon. ,: . .
To Introduce The Morning
Enterprise into a large major
ity of the home In Oregon .
City and Clackamas county the
management haa decided to
make a special price for the
daily issue, for. a short time
only, where the subscriber pays
a year In advance.
By carrier, paid a , year , in
advance, 13.00.
By mall paid a year in ad
vaace, $2.00. . ,
People who gave our canvas
ser a trial subscription for tone
or more months, at ten cents a
week, can have the dally deliv-
s, ered for a year for $3.00 by
e paying a year In advance.
People who gave our canvas-,
aer a trial subscription, by
mall, for -four month at a do!
lar, may have the paper for a
year for 2.00. If paid a year In
advance.
Bubacribera to the Weekly
Enterprise may change their
aubaoriptiona to the dally, re
ceiving credit for half time on
the dally that tho weekly is
paid In advance. -When they
choose to add cash to the ad
vance payment equal to a full
year'a advance 'payment they
may take advantage of the 83
rate. .."'."-
W make this special price
no that people-wbo have paid
In advance on soma other dally
and wish to take the Morning
Enterprise, may do so without
Jod great expense, ; y.' ;, '
FREYTAO ft 8W AFFORD, Real Ea
. tate Dealer, have choice bar gal na
In farm landa. city and enburhan
homes, good fruit landa aad poultry
ranches. .8m na for good buys.
Near fl. P.' depot ---V .
13 ACRES
of sandy loam, all good farm land free
from atone and gravel. t acres la
cult, balance all. slaahed, . burnt and
seeded but one acre and haa been for
a good many years so the clearing la
not very bard; 4 room box bouse, oars
30x22; good well, alao borders tke
Tualatin - river. Thla la fine . peach,
berry or garden land. In fact good for
anything that grows; 4 miles of
Oregon City on a macadam road; ' 10
mtlea of Portland on a macadam road.
The price' of thla place, has always
been $2630 bat for a quick sal owner
will take 32200, $800 down, balano
I years at 6 pet cent
C. P. ELLIOTT ft. SON 4
Oregon City 'Ore. ' "
x Near Suapeaeien Brlda. ,
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
SECOND HAND Furniture, Curloa and
Relics bought, sold and exchanged.
Anything front a darning needle to
a .ship's anchor. YOUNG, Tan
Second Hand Man, Main St, Ore
gon city. . . :
Electric Hotel
411 Mala, Ssnrtas 4th aad fcft ITJ.
, OREGON CITY, ORE. x
' J. 4. ,TOBIN, rVoprietor, .,
,
If any abeep or lamb la heard cough
ing, put It by itself and give special
car and treatment Find the csuse
aad remove It
If a smsll pig Is chilled It oaa be
revived by dipping It Into water as hot
aa yon can bear your hand in, then
wrapping It In warn flannel. ,
Real Estate Opportunitio
S9
C. T. Toose, .
Lawyer and Notary
Abatracta,
Loans
and
Insurance;
CHARLES T. TOOZE ft CO.
Real Btstate Bought and Sold,
teem 1 Beaver Bldg., Oracoa City '
If yeu want
BUY A FARM,
BUY A HOME,
BUY A LOT, .
ee -
chas. t. Toozn & co.
And H yew want ta eall farm, ft gr
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