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MORNING ENTERPRISE SPECWl Bll
RAILWAY FRANCHISE
ORIGOH CTTT, 0REG05
C. E- BOOIE. Editor and Pvbllele.
- ExicJ as oord-eiai wiattrr Jaa
un 1ML. al tte poet f at
CUj Ort-raa. vrjef tr.e Art Van
Hall CiImI Maatarpiec T -Revived
All T Week," '
Starting with the matinee today.
Baker Stock Cora pa ay will be see All
next week la pledld product toe
of Hall Caine'a famous maatarplec.
-Th Cbrtatlaa." that atand fur all
that la powerful and thrilling la th
world of drama. Us proud poeltlon
at th bead of playa of It's, peculiar
ceal W aaejueeuoeea f" .. -dosra
yeare of eucceaa. coaataal and
Ddintlntaaed, It ee
Manna ela theatreHroers t tats
city km had th pleasure of witnes
sing products Ot it. an" w
proline wrltar of original ""
Matinee will be given Wedneeda
and Saturday.
-SEVEN DAYS" AT MEILIO-
Ec raa ml no ly Funny Cody
Wk at Leading The'"--Serev
Par." the comedy by Mary
Roberta Rhlnehart and Avery Hop
. ..... . . . w. u.ili for
wov4, anica romn m " ." , . . hrt
week a tuiM. .tning Sua-1 from aa evil heart
tark-a
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TM tbrvp. Mairei '
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Mo of .WV S'S
Pill
run f KBCtmm,
MAY BE SENT TO STREET AND
PUBLIC PROPERTY COMMIT
TEE FOR CONSIDERATION.
On Tax tj mi!
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Faor alcatha, by uti..
per . by cimrf
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ftr aaerlKai
PtrTTd powrtr aar
. added tnmrrxom 'c
Bus rr ter tbaa T-.-rt par. pr hi -a
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Baa aap'r otfrrr t.iz f.rrt r' Pr
aaavd anvr.
lara IV jx-r '1t; to rf."-r Jr
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Waat.. For To Rent ( orw
ent a word firat ir.a-t'a. ot'-haf crnt
earh adtitW-mai
RatM for a4vrt!T H th
EairprW will b tk raa aa tn
aJlv. for ir KWitt at rarUll'
for the wrrklr VThrr ! a4Trt .e. mX '
ki tranfTrd from th daity to t!v wr-k-without
rharnr th wni N c
aa narfe for run of the paper, and lc an
fear for apia) poaiuoa.
Caah ahnold arcotnpanr er&rr wiser
party ta unknown i tn btttea ofTio cf
Die Enterprla
Lasal adrertlataa' at Va adaartiataa'
atra.
Ctrcua adTrrttaina: arwl ipwi! traant
adrwrtarinc at JSp to 5 an men. imrt
aac to aprcsaJ condittona ftv-mrc th
Flr Sale" and Ban rapt B" adT-r-tteraarata
lie tw frt rtirfon. aJd--tkaiaJ
tnirtnaa aajn maitrr Se :a
Km Heme and w.ll wrlfm articl'8
af mm IC w-ith tawttf! tn Ineal rnln
win a rtadlr am-pud. P.)xtrd
aulata never rtarae4 m!ea aco?mtan
M W stamos to prepar poatac.
CITY OFFICIAL. NEWSPAPER.
At a revert meeting of Cooncil there
wa a frarchise aaked of Council for
a r.ght of way for an electric line
throrisb the atree of Orecoa City.
:b lice jropoic to build from thla
city oat into the MoUIla country. Tba
fracck'.ae waread first time and then
tr rote of Coanc'.l the ordinance waa
referred to a special commit! re con
poaej of Mers. Meyer. Roake and
Andresen. with lcatructiona to report
at the trit recular meeting of Council,
which wt:i be heid Wednesday eight.
It ta per La pa hard to tell what iirtt
move, men at times, but there U a
tnpTernriit-on foot to hare th matter
taken from the hands of thla special
' coraialttee and referred to the Street
asd Property committee, which Is com
prised of Messrs. Burke. Roake. Hall
and the City Aftorcer Who la back
of the movement does not show on the
surface or wfcy the change la desired
no ooe seema attaur
The Street and Alley committee
have much to do with the streets, la
ore claim, acd it ia wise to have the
City Attorney on the committe 1
another. --T
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PAPER LEGALLY ENTERED.
- The -man who mad It kla especial
.btialneaa to run arouad and tell Cows-
dlmen that to pabllah city notices in uj (tt
-Word Day Service By W. U.
Annouccemetit is made by the Wesj
tb fnion Terrgraph Co. that becauae
of the succesa- with which the SO-word
niint news letter has met the com
pany has decided to institute a similar
day serrice. By the terma of this new
aertice one can send a W-word mes
sage at the coat of one and a half
times the regular rat for tea word.
There is no doubt that this will prore
a great boom to the business world.
tt will meet witn realty re-
mean or as comrg frvm a bad lltar.
Iioatoa Transcript. .
Meo ata apt to worship what they
can not understand womee for Instance
Soma men are Ilka wheelbarrows
coonectka wlth-l,DB cr- T1 . tl" 'orT on they wont earry anything unlraa ttay
ker. ha being the hlck Maaara. Wageohala .Kemper. jftre pu,
tha Morninr. EiterprUe did not make spocse from th man who wishes
. th publication legal. Toluteering the Qlck action in affair of buaineaa.
infonnatioa that th Morning Enter
prise had not been admitted to the '
full use of the mails, knows about as
mock aboat tkat proposition aa a few
others he butts ia on th city over.
Ia the frist pUee th Morning Enter
prise was admitted to the fun privi
lege of the second elaaa mail aerrice
oa January J.
Ia th second place tt doesn't matter
whether th paper has ever been en
tered or not as regarding tke legality ,
of aotices published ta its columns
A paper can be a newspaper of gen
eral eircalatioa in the community and
not aead a paper at pound rate. In
truth, four-fifths of the regular clro
latfcm of the Morning Enterprise ia
by carrier and the papers do not go
through th mails at any time.
But th Morning Enterprise has
been admitted as a second class pub
lication by th Postofflce Department
and is enjoying ail the privileges of
tke big city dallies
Many InctiMtor chicks are kfTlfed
with kindness by bing overfed and
kept too warm.
The March hatched pullets will be
the rly tall layers.
gernesa. haa been moat forcibly i-; day, with ta aaual matinees Wednea
presaed in the rush there haa been : day and Saturday.: has ,'bem termed,
for seats ever since th first annoon. . tha greatest comedy h.t in 20 year,
cement waa mad' that It waa . to b ' ly VP good.
revived. Th Chrtatiaa is best known healthy, normal people prefer to lauxh
here for Its close
Manager Geo. U Baker, b being the hica Maaara. wagennaia Kemper 4rf) pu,
first to offer It here in Stock, and thia whewthey planned their present, i. Ihr- u ,B- rraaklness la a man
making th founk tlm it kaa been wonderful vcomedy "ucceaa. Tvn ,,,,115, crop out when he
played ao. . He early secured th en '.wC hungry.
tir WesteVn rights to It. and haa For a 'season or two th American! , , ,
twice sent it on the road wftk labo- stag bad been glutted: by morose. RAISINO MAINE "OAMBLC."
rate companies ana scenic equipment. jnuwnoieBom. so-raneQ aeruma piaya
covering the entire country thla side with morbtd
of 'the Miaaiaaippi. If. anyon knows leina and distasteful character.-Tn
psychic moment appeared to have ar
bow to correctly present the great It
ia he. and' he states that th present
production of it will be the greatest
theme, nasty "P.rob-I .. Ui B Maarl
t WA8HISUTON. Fo. U-TM total
tu-Aai aa m H alia naf.alna s) k a.
llirv gv am Ul alilaami IV VUri IH y . W M a Kaa Kdkff
ahould.contaln some of th aunshlne. I"" . T- il.7n.
HARD TIMES PARTY
l3f,'.Cir2Tirt Power ful Pi
ia
Make Money for th piano Fund f J
Sunday Scnool.
The hard time party given by the
Beta Club at the Congregational
church Friday night waa a successful
affair. Much amusement waa caused
by the costumes worn, and the first
priies were won by Mis Ivy Roake
aad Mr CooVe, and the consolation
prizes were won by Bext Roake and
C. H- Dye. Refreshments were sold
daring the evening, those serving
were Bert Roake and Mr. Cooke, and
Mis, Marjorie Money acted as cashier.
The result waa a neat sum. which will
go towards the piano fund.
One of the features of the evening
was Ike musical and literary p roc ram.
consisting of the following number:
Solo. Roberta Schuebel; recitation.
Sammy Mclarty: recitation. William
McLArty aolo. Mlaa Ivy Roake; se-1
lection by the Buttinski Orchestra. 1
composed of Mrs. V. Harris. Miss Ivy i
Roake. Vera Roake, Aibert Roake.!
Herbert Harria. 1
The young folks givlLg the enter 1
uinmenr are now planning a St. Pat
rick's entertainment on March
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At the Portland Theaters j
J LAST CAR LEAVES POR OREGOIf CITY AT MTDIHGHT
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tleshlp Mala, now lying la Havana
harbor-la a "gambl," according to
Major Cavanaugh. th nglnr officer
In charge of th work. Th coat may
b ckine to U.000.000. Major Cava
naujth told th appropriation commit'
tee of th llous today.
Th present appropriation for th
undertaking la 30Q,ooo.'
TWO SEWERS UB0ENT.
Clalana Mad 'That Somtthlnj Need
t B 0n Si, .
I People living on Eighteenth atrt
I want a newer at least a "part of tbra
I want one. To that end a petition waa
l put la circulation and aubacrlbera
! cured aaklng Council to .put on
jtarouKh. But In some way th ptl
1 tlon haa bcom loat and th work
muit now be don over again If th
sewer la to be built.
Also a number of people on Taylor
i street ar Insistent that they b given
a sewer. Th claim la mad that that
section of th city la on la wblch a
newer la aa ever present neceaatty.
Council baa In mind to do all th lm-
j proving possible within tb next few
' rear, but naturally th portion ahow
Ing th greater needs must be taken
up first.
I SECOND INVITATION RECEIVED.
Baptist Church Would Hav Old Sol
iar Mast With Thtm.
In addition to th Invitation from
BLPau)' Episcopal church, to attend
service at mat rnurcn on Decoration
j Day. the 0. A. R. Post kaa received
'an Invitation from tb Baptist church
1 for th aam oeraalon. Th Invlta
j tlon for tb Episcopal church haa
ever seen her. Over fifty people are 1 rosea and lor of Ilf. "Seven Dars." referenc to th services at th morn-
In the fast, and th large modern j accord. ng to th Judgment of Messrs. ,D hour of service, and that at tb
stage of th new Baker Is splendidly Wagenhi's A Kemper, had all th HP,1t church for th evening hour.
equipped for production of thia kind. J elements required to meet the slttia- Tblabelng the case It ia possible th
inurston Hall, on of the best lead-1 tlon. and nhen It waa produced, the I m,T accept uotn invitations ana
Ing men Baker Stock company haaDUblic and th nresa. with unusual ttend rvira twlr on that day.
ever had. will play the rol of John j unanimity, cordially agreed with them. I "
owrm, ne lervent young minister, : yne entnuaUstle verdict of the first ' ""ra nusoanw wun urunKsnsaa.
and Ida Adair who haa ao successfully j olzbt bait not ben repealed. "Seven I Hrnlc A. Warrn today filed suit
played the rol of Clory In the Eaat I DnTt- atlll at and a as the greatest ; 10 thaClrcult Court agalnat George
1 r. barren for a decree of dlvorc.
the subject of taxation and asseaament I lb!r, ."""'J 0r0" City
will be thoroughly dlacussed. and th T " il ' 7 ... ' mK9Q
'' ici. mwm. nan en caarKen
her husband
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may wvn, kajl ytl 4mi always d.p., . '
,.,ry ..liar fmi d.pU N Mr ,. -sp.rtmlMN
w W'mw warn.
Ywir arlrHlpal avill alavayg a4 vallakl. which canrtat a-
fertri f l")Vl"at M M af H
The Bank of OfcgoQ
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BAIQ
of OREGON CTTY , OREGON
CAPITAL. lAOOOaoo
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rranaMta a ! Banking. Bu in a.
A iian is Blind
to hi own interest wKen he doei not adopt
Gavitfs System Regulator
Th Wlotvt Used It Longest RcMmmcnd It the Unzft
flnr JeAGRIPFtv CONSTIPATION. RIIFXmTn
I? use for over a quarter of a ceMory. Nothing tie i
A W Box, 200 Days' Treatment for tit)
W. W. UtTItt MtdJCBJ WIUBaJJICtttrtrB.Tnneka r.. ri..
r" ir, Dakar & Dakar Hit
SCENE FROM THE COMEDY, "SEVEN DAYS" AT HEILIQ THEATRE.
Wagenhals aV Kampwf will present th comedy hit ef th naat 30 yaars,
-Seven Days," at Th Halllg Thatr , 7th Taylor etrte, for 7 nlghta,
beginning Sunday, February 2S Special pric matin Wednesday and
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ABERNtTHY GRANGE
HAS ALL-DAY ffl
JUDGE DIMICK, CAPT. APPERSON
AND PROF. TOOZE THE SPEAK
ERS FOR THE OCCASION.
Abernethy Grange met at the Grange
Hall on Saturday. The meeting waa
an all-day affair and was attended by
many member or tb organizations. ,
Judge O. B. Dimlek, master of the 1
Grange, presided.. At th morning '
aeaaton buslnaa of importance . waa
Drought up for dlacuaalon, and at noon
a dallelona hot dinner prepared by th
women of th Grange, was partaken
of by all.
Following th dinner hour th af
ternoon waa devoted to add reuses, and
Judg Dlmlck'a aubpact wa concern
ing th Uxes and agriculture. Mr.
Dimlek' addresa waa greatly appre
ciated by his hearers. H talked on
tn proper methods of agriculture and
criticised the method pursued by a
large number of the firneraf ot Clack
amas county, for the PJheon that they
were not making their farma aa profit
able as they ahould. Judg Dimlek
was followed by Captain J. T. Apper
son, who talked on th origin of the
Oregon Agricultural College al Cor
vallls, and It development, beginning
at Its4 early history, and compared
each step of. progress It has nad.
Prof. Toom.1 of the Oregon City
school a, also gave a talk at this meet
ing, his subject being "Public Schools,
and what should be taught"
At the next meeting of the Orange
matter, a well as the members Invite
all those Interested. Single tax will
also be 1 1 sunned. There will be many
talks on this subject. ,
C. Kraft, of- Shubel, was In Oregon
City Saturday. He recently purch
ased the property belonging to Mrs.
Clara Smith. The latter Is having an
attractive bungalow built on the plank
road, Richard Schoenborn having
charge of the construction.
wun having become a
groas and habitual drunkard and asks
for the custody of their child. She Is
represented by Attorney Gordon E.
Hayes. .
SPECIAL MEETING TUESDAY.
Oladston, Council to Further Consider
Its Water Works Plana.
Gladstone Council will meot In spe
cial session next Tuesday" evening to
Heiiig Theatre
7th V Taylor Street.
Phone Main 1 and A-1122.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 26, I to 4: JO o'clock, Third
POPULAR SUNDAY AFTERNOON CONCERT. 75horus-79-80.
Orchastra-20. Popular Musi at Popular Prlc 75-60-35-25, Scat
now selling at Theatre.
A.T, oC,,U2 T,HEATRt 7 N,0HT ".ginning SUNDAY, FEB. 26. Sp
cl.l Pr e Matin... W.dn..d.y .nd Saturday. W.g.nh... 4 K.mp.r
prsaent Th. Grat..t Comedy Hit In 20 Year
SEVEN DAYS
Mh. th m,th,,M! 'MMi25. -..to new .....ng .
(MACMaTa '' THEATRE NIGHTS beginning MONDAY,
THE MIDNIGHT SONS -
Seat sat, open. Friday, Marchf.
OREGON CITY SHOE STOS
Is Hetdqoartm for Best Made
Here you will find Shoes for' Mea,
Women and Children that will fit and
are comfortable.'
In Ladies' Shots we carry fuliiioeof
John H. Cross and Harney; and ia Men'i
Stacey Adams, Packard and J. E Tilt
Oregon City Shoe Sim
MAIN BETWEEN STH AND 01H STRCCTS
ELLIOTT & PARI!
f Propo. FORD QARA0E
Cars FOR HIRE, Day or
Experienced and Careful Chauffer
Repairing of 'all kinds on Automotr
Motorcycles. Bicycles, and our work it
Guaranteed. ;
Garago an Fuih Strc:'
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BETWIE1T MAIN AITO 8. P. R. R.
further the cause or . the new' water
works system for that city. It la eg
pected that there will be a report froaa
the water works' machinery company
of Portland that Is figuring aa to what
the new water system will cost nad
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Yonr Iloine
( Correct and
Artistic Decoration at -Moderate
Cost.
Wccry Eastt Ccr.ry'j
UdlPcpors
W 'ark , fklsage
For th. SeaaoN ef Mn.
te-vy repreatm th ,
ntH th. Wotld aaordsV
VJLTt . ""tT
k. I. ..n k tnatal'ed. "
I. mm" 4 , ,
other dala that IheTtf"
before It acls In th atftta
An Ike weather U f
more lhan eleven
en a hen. Whn a brr
aUowed, the eggs art m
covered, and tho. ?.
of the clutch r w 1
chilled.
Cure Your Pfel
J. D. FOX'??
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Sells round-trip ckaJiC
months, allowing f
, accommodation st t j'
: rlum, at PortU-ij
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iot further nformattk '
"trated booklet, drji
Phy. Mdlckl 8v7.1
Uke, Oregon, nf V
Agent, or writ, to
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