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C. H. Pratt
County Reeofwef.
Tts
a candidal, for ofrtca. Council tuti
f "Pk Wta L
HORNING ENTERPRISE
OREGOI CITY, OREGON
mr ntt Vir Stt-el TrUSt
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tax rata get too hlsa aa It ta a pretty
Ut budget uow. Each approechee tha
...k mr.i a dlffrm aul. M
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Head Beittn Worlc ttt
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nd saataiaT
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g. K BROOiC, Setter and PMbUsher.
Olaaa A JT-Jhowima
Aaattoeiloa far " rtvl-
)aca ,i Um rooioa at City.
OrM. ndM tha A. OoWaea af
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County Coro"" .
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UVUTttUW IATES
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fTafaTraa BKMltlM
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any P,
Prafarrrd politico any p, par ach
aJoa4 laaarltena......
Run aaaar elaar tbaa Orat a, aw
rtral IMwlk" "5
Rua ptpw othar tha flret pas. P a
addad tnaarttona
locals lac par Hue; to rulr advat-
ttarra Sc Itno.
Waata. Far dale. To Rant. er . an
cvnt a ward first Inarrtloa. on-half caat
aach adUUIoaal
Rat for jTrtUln In th Waakty
Katarprla will ha tha aama a In the
dally, for advriiinnts at aeperlauv
for tha wly YJtt th advrt:earnt
la lranferrd frv.ra tha dally to tn
without chawr. th rat. will ba c F. J. Harkenrtaer
r. ano in an ,
tach la rlfct In Rui aaduotloM f Wa
law polt U eorwV ParUpa
jhilad-lptl lawyr nilnat ba aAU o
dairnnlua boaa vlawpolnt ta tha oof-
rax t ooa.
courrrjJoTES
COUNTY WAHRANT ISSUED
COUNTY COURT FM .. I'11-
County Court.
N. Blair ...."T
W. H. Mattoon
Ueat-r Ballay
Carl Johaaoa
Q. A. Brown
Circuit Court
Wm. Hammond
Willamette Motel
Ed Burnt v
r, y. Scaly...
aa men tor na aw in. " o
rn lor apfciai pwu i -
Cash thou Id arcnmiony ordr whr ' M
A. P. Hunirato
r Weliater ..
aarty la unknown In bulnaa ornca of I y ikkalaon
Kraal Uriuin at etil advrtlalna J. Iewcllen
Clrx-u advrtlln and uprclal lrnln ' A.
advarttrtnc at tic in Mc an Hirh, aord- p y. Gwnratn
ln to pc.li condlllona ovrrnln the Clltlll.
Mmr. W. F. btanion ..
"Fir Rala" anj Bankrupt Bl" advar- J y. Eckeraon . .
tlavmrata Sic Inch flrt Inaartion: addl- j Iw.
tional Inarrtinn aanir matlr He Inch. I J I. I"1"
Krwa Ham and wll wrlt'en artlclra
of awlt. with Intrrast to local raadara.
will b (ladly aecptd RJtd manu-
arrtpta navar ratumad unlaaa acconinan- .a Titnaa
Mr. J. M. Indian.
p. E. Watts
F. Orpsa
OFFICIAL CITY PRINTER.
Tou abxnildnl fall to aeo what your
farorite atore la advertialns today!
Also note if It Isn't advertising at all.
When your no-blreM1 competitor 'be-
(In a to use more newspaper - spar
than you, don't let anyone tell you not
to worry!
a
They say that a continued dropping
of water will wear even a stone. Will
frequent appointments of a hill pollee
'man finally Jand aa officer on the
heights?
r
- It Isn't atwayatbe city in which
there are the greater number of ar
rests where ona -finds tha moat law
leasaeaa. ArresM for trtrlal offenses
don't clear jhe moral atmosphere to
any great extent. Men are not made
good by Intimidation, and arrests for
petty often sea arc nothing mora than
an effort at Intimidation.
e
Borne one suggested that we bare
fewer arrests in Oregon City than any
city of Its population and with so pro
miscuous a citizenship anywhere In the
State, at Council meeting last night
Then sum one threw a stone through
tha picture by declaring that while we
don't arrest men It Isn't because they
don't deserve It. However. Oregon
City la not such a lawless city aa It
might be.
Rev. Hsyworth was In Council to
represent the people who want to see
the laws enforced. And Rev. Hey
worth la of the opinion that one offi
cer can't enforce the laws In a (own
Ilka Oregon City. He la probably right
la hie conjecture, but when It cornea
to footing the bill many men who wish
the laws enforced don't like to aee
the tax roll grow. There are many
people who want tblnga so long aa
you can get tbem and not raise the
tax duplicate; they then begin to quar
rel with city legislators.
e4j
C. B. Hanson
W. H- Counsel!
j S. R. Green
M. Strejc
I Joe Thomas
G. Atwood
H. G. Atwood
S. M. Hayea
F. M. Ambler
Max Telford
Fashion Livery Stable ...
j. D. Chltwood
R. H. Tabor
J. H. Roadarmel r:
H. Thlessen
F. Gerber
E. E. Judd
G. A. Yexley
W. B- Lawton
E. a Thompson
Fred Gage
Justice Court
Geo. Blgham
.$ SS.50 . V i J ,. '
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3.00 if
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J.60
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610
5.00
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10.10
14.20
.16.00
6.40
6.50
6.00
7.40
3.00
1.50
J
AMI A. rARRKLU who hereafter will draw :ri.iwo a year aa the
. , - v-hiiam hiiim hum fail nn mm. la iwijTiim j ' " -
old and baa boon In the etael bualneaa alnc he waa aittreu. He bga
- w I. a air mill In New II IVrU. I'otin., Wher
a m BIIIUVIV ,vmawi " -
.. - . mt tha atari hut within a few yean be
waa foreman and waa getting comfortable wsgaa Than Tie decide lar
- . . . . . k. k ik Katalnaaa
IMUaburg waa the place ror a man woo aw a a mm
as he did, ao be wen to Pittsburg. Ho remained there In vartoae csparlllaa
with steal and wire errorams on til tho Willow dollar ateel corpora Uoo was
foraaed. wben ho boca'mo praakleot of tho Ualted Plate Pi a I Products Cxport
coenpany. the export departaoeat of the poroB concern.' Ue baa held that poa)
tioa for eight years, daring which time tho export bualneaa el tho eorporadoo
ha shown steady galna. It waa ala work l this cspaclty that canoed hla
electloa to hla ew post Mr. rarrell Urea U Prooklya. Ue Is soarrte4 and
ts tho father of two boya and three gtrlo. Ho baa a great capacity for wort
and usually spends ton to twelve boars dally at hla desk.
r. U. HoU
A. T. Murdy
W. O. llMtoraoa
C. Hulraa '
w. ;
W. H. Lucho
. i. rch
II. A. Dodmaa
C. D- Oordoa
w. O'Malley
P. A. Kalght
Dr. II. S,. Mount
Harry B. Urapor
j. Adama
r. A, Kly
R. W. Bor
V; VT. Myort
w; tl Trewbatta
C. A. Btuart
T. T. Panhey ..
C, P. McKlonla
II. B. Rambo ...
N. Boeho
Or, . t. Mount
j. W. Graham
8. 8ee4y ..'...
A. W. liowery
N. W." Young
M. C. Young
holaiMfirit"o
n.w a urElfatrkk ,....1
.County A-waeor.
Clara Mitchell ,9
County Surveyor,
n ? aiaidmni
t...l nuns ,....'...11.00
Hud Thriraoa w
tlarr nrif II OV
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110
no
110
1.70
1.70
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1.70
1.7
11.00
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1.10
110
1.10
1.10
110
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l.to
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rot flat anee rslrlr 0
M. Justin ,
John Woodrtch
Philip Zuanvch
D. C. Froat ...
W. W. Smith .
1.00
170
1.70
..10.43
L40
Ed Olds 1--0
W. W. H. Samson 69.15
Geo. A. Brown M-M
T. Mallott -
W. H. Cooke l i"
W. H. Cooke 1.70
Antono Wei .'. 1.70
G. McKlnnla 1-70
J. Ferguson 1-70
W. W. Smith l.0
Chaa. Gray 1-70
Dr. Mount 170
Dr. Stewart 1-70
Mrs. G. S. Freeman 1.70
Levada Freeman 1.70
Chaa Freeman.. . X7J
Mra. McCoy 1.70
EE) la Armstrong 1.70
Mamie Armstrong 1.70
A. K. Ford 170
L. SUpp 170
J. C Palmer, 5.50
Geo. Palmer 5.50
U H. Judd 5.50
EEllla Ridings 6.50
H. Kylo 5.50
Ole la Toole 5.50
O. Lucht 6.50
H. H. Johnson 1.70
F. M. Darling
A. O. Alldiich
F. C. Burke
W. H. Cooke
Sheriff.
Heck ft McElfatrlck
E. T. Maaa
R. W. Baker
1.10
1.10
.. 1.10
. . a.10
.. .10.00
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.. &7S
J. a Statts .
Chaa. r. Ely ..
r. A. Miles ...
Goo. A. Brown
400
14 W
1160
11.70
County Clsrfc.
to
W. U Mulvey I
gxtendlna Tax Roll.
Oeo. r Johaaoa ...$ 1L0O
Ona Renner
Mary Mitchell
Myrtle Crosa .
Elaine King .,
Maude Mora a
...... 66.16
66.15
......! 6615
.......66.16
66.16
A. J.
Fruit Inaaoctw.
UwU .'-
eard of Hearth.
C. A. Clark .
C. II. Pouchy
J..J. Tobao
A. W." Mea4
Current tapenao.
Oregon aty Oom- Co
Irwla Hodaoa Co. .r
Paclflo Statoa Tol. Co.........
Home Tol. Co.
Huntley Bros, Co.
Court Heuoo.
V. liartu ......
H. Ktrppenbender
I 10 to
I 16 00
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450
46.
let
14
11.
16
I 170
1180
6.76
414
45
0
John Adama
Clarenco Simmons .
Glaaa A Prwdhomme
Frank Mattoon
Jail
t T. Maaa ..Tt. .....' 1
V.' Uarrla .' 145
(Coqtlnaod tomorrow.)
68
W I. Mnlvav 1.70
There seema to be a wide divergence I p r. Rurk 1.20
of onlnlnn aa In what la naawlarl In rwv I u Annua 1 an
r- i ... ... ...
Hoe matters between the Mayor andj. U gwafford 1.20
Rakel 1.20
1.20
1.70
a. II rTV a a S : .
VWUtIL 1H JMlmJUV W 441141 W fllVC j JVO. KtiKei
a clean town morally, and be proiniaed j, w. McAnulty
iu uu wt.ai dc couiu io ini ena worn joe Marunit
Waste of Humanity Is
Test of Civilization
and the Cost
of It.
r RAYMOND atOBIN. aeclallat. af Chl.o.
r xa'K.
WASTE OF HUMANITY IS THE TEST
OF CIVILIZATION AND TWF rntr nm
IT. IT ISNT FIFTH AVENUE, BUT THE
EA8T BIDE, THAT MUST BE OIVEN
CONSIDERATION OR CIVILIZATION WILL NOT
ENDURE. WHEN THE STRAIN GETS TOO. HEAVY
FOR THE WORKERS THE THINO IS DONE ANO
MODERN ATHENS BECOMES A DUST HEAP.
The condition of work in the great steel and
iron 'plants and present hours of labor are a direct
violation of all Christian tradition.
When a Tonnsr man works tweWa V.,,. .
' seven dajs in a week, month after month, he becomea STUPID
AND SODDEN". He goes down physically and mentally. If he
went to church ha'd lose hia joh.
Take him away from the steel plant, put him to cleaning streets
a t7' him decent W nd his mind freshens and
NEW UFE BREAKS FORTH. I the steel plant U tad been
forming haUu that would have ruined him. It Un't preaehlnir that
changes him. It is SOCIAL SERVICE. It U uaelea. to preach
to people who are hungry. Jesus arist knew i and he didn't do it
No more spiritual sermon has ever leen known than the Sermon
,on the Mount If he had been s sham, . faker or even stupid hs
.would have said let the people be filled with this wonderful mlritnsl
ST.cri mi Ira knew -that WHEN PEOPLE ARE AP-iSrfAlS-
IIUNGER TIIY WILL REMEMBER
ril' HAVE 1TEARD.
said and prey upon on. another befor, they got home.
The Kind That
STANDS OUT
GLOSSY
HANDSOME
STATIONERY
Our New Steel Die Embossing
Machine IS THE THING
Oregon City
ENTERPRISE
THE OLD nELIADpy
ciTy -SHofi t:-
C.' SCHOENHEINzTiV
- ?ll Mala) Bt SUth'aa4 tn:
a C IJ.TOVMTT1 Prwst4t
THE FIRST NATIOrii)
o! OREGON CITY , 0.
CAS(TAU tftQMJS
Treneesw a B ral BanklMf
t
I
vaav
attttBB '
Afteraooa and
Night
Magnificent
War Drama
IH TWO REELS DY
BIOGRAPH CO.
THE GRAND
Tri tar tcj tcr
In the front , nsk of the
ART PRESERVATIVE
PRINTING
BOOKBINDING
LOOSE-LEAF .
SYSTEMS
m.
9 .
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RIAL ISTATK.
John R. a4 Elate B. OatTleU ta At-
brt J. an4 Uaaa Qroeea. lot 14. and
aorta . aallJot Cooeor4 - Helsata;
III. 7.
T. J. lacllaa to Mar Stabbe, H
acres, aecuoa II, townanip soul a,
raaie 4 east; il.
Henry and Matilda Voaa to Fred W.
Bchambur. SO arrea, aeotloa S, towa
sblp S aouU. rane 1 weal: 11300.
Bdlth a Edwards to William Beard,
ids 11 aad 13, block II. Gladstone;
II
C and Acnes Bckuebal to Ton De
Maiteo and Caarlle DuaellL tract In
townablp 1 aottta, range east; 300J.
Axel Vaater to Alma C Browaall.
10 acres, township axmth, rants 1
easi; sio.ooo.
William M. and Sarah A. f mita to
Job a W. txtfer, part lota 1 and S. blork
s. north of tha north Uoe of Are hi
bald McKlaley doaatloa land claim:
fl.
C 3. to W. E. Qulnn. lot IS, block
s. Mount riMaant addition to Oregon
Cltjrt 1210. ' ... f, . .
T. Leonard aad Kale Charmaa to
Hridxet C. Chars bera, lots 10. 11 and
II. bkm 3. Wesiya: $300,
L. B. and Ada I Den tier to W. R.
Allen, south fractional half of north
weat quarter, section 31, township I
oath, ranee 3 eaat, 71.51 seree; also
Bonneasi quarter of northoaat auar
tar, section s, township I south,
rants i east, so acres; 33350.
Loclnda and C. D. Dunnell to James
A. Dunnell, atrip of land In Oak Grove,
to acres; 32000. i
Orllla Ann and J. A. Dowllng to
Jantea A. DunnsU, ona-alxth Interest
to Dunnel esuta at Oak Grove, bolng
40 acres In Crow donation Land claim;
M00O.
lag paid a '
rath. Vavl
shoals, j,;
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4'M astth,
1
lib II a ha,
cumuskjU.
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a. aathu;'
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time hi nas
ansae Ututaa
a-artt sthaa,'
aaoa a) saj, .
early aa, a,
IHtle atrlKSa
re nnaar a
rbasiad.
Arrua-i,
nrta with h,'
Iamaa4 ka 1
L i
MTTiTYWL.
erarrer 1
aaaaar Ost
somewhat Is
riood start It
II M. sal aw
sprlag Ow p
till MM tali
geitlag mm i
eollar aaa,s -.
tmiu'
at te aosal a
alps -aach;
hawlhT
of atlkat
and aaaa'A:
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ward iwakv
la oft ssu
$3 II. kslWt
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lag rsioUK
apoot isar
11.31, W
HAT-Sat
Clover, m v
oat bay; nt
Plenty at ht
Dinrm-i
the msfttS
to CSc: PK
In slow mk
noos-Ta"
the marks! at.
30e the dssa
to IMSK
UHctoUta-
porani-"
er foals; elf
Will
Banl":" I
Mopatt
ftrtna aal t
Krbo hold br.
set IL r
Balt-Uran
Btoctev
J)alry
LATEST UAnXLTS
. Canby Marktta.
(Reported bv Gordon Bros. Co.)
GRAINaWWhaai 'Sc4Unc - II. com
11-SO cwt, oau '11.40. , Pavlac ,11.10
cash for oats at this time. Bran
brings ISs sack, aborts $L3t, middlings
11.18. barley 11.11. flour U selling af
It tha-barrel .
CHICKENS 8pr1nera brine- 170
and are In good demand, hens 17c
old roosters lie, young roosters lSo,
Turkeys are qaotable at SOe ducks
30? aad geeae llo. - - .
MEATS Dressed rtorV ta aalllna at
UVie.at this time and, the same la be
CuraYjT
ANO OTHIIJ
...... t
H0i
nDPf
Railrd
Sells roup-
months,
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1
Tor furtb
m.!eV
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