L M0IIN1NO ! ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1911. i YVOUiuii i ray A Poor Article Nor propoaltlon of doubtful aro DISCRIMINATING. oy oeNUINe thlnga, genuine opportunHlaa. Any article whleh ean bo iold 000D artldo. YOU oro aafo In ,h( flra of publicity." . ' Tht maker of wldaly odvartlaad article,, or commodity, la al . hla hualnaae Ufa. Ha cannot shirk rap rh.n.. u. w,yt On prcduel "d ,h,i ,n P0"'01" protscuon for tne eonaumor. you ara SAFE Jn buying advertised thlnga It'a tha logic of 0widy bualnaaa oondltlone. i ' LC POINTED OUT 'Mint A A Price and Joe Juatln r,((lf in WIIUUWHIH wu ;. if 1'iirlland. Id Ban" . ( gitlllPlll) "u I.- John MrQiilnu. of Tort land, lb K""" f hrr 'otr Mri 'flea ). lvnV",re,," 00 Sunday. . ir Charles Knndnl, of Sprlngwater, In Oregon t'"' on Hunday, the ,1 of Mr. and Mra. Ham Krancla. !r and Mrs. 8 A. I)ungat. of thla W1.nt io Molullu on Sunday, where r'.pfiu Hi" ly 1,n rottlv4. iu IMlin Jackson wont to Canby win-re she epent Ibo day Mr. and' Mr w ,,"lr Ir t H Cooper open! the day Hun i it Hi home of hla daiiKbior, Mra. lb Bar"'1. Portland. ir fh'r Wllla, on or the promi ( yoiiiiK nt-n of t'anby. waa In thla op Hiinilay aim nuniu.. , n,i Mr. H, K. Hcr'lplure went LnninKH Iahko on Sunday, where ,r Tlolii'd wl'li rclatlvea. Mieii. H. Dlmlck went (a Aurora Sunday where ha vlalted with rela and looked aft'r aomo of hla lny Intcresta. DIM Muln'l Too, who haa len em Cm at i h Courier office, haa been WrixJ ami accepted a position In the k of Oregon i y. r and Mr, t'harlea D. Lalourette 0lo I'urlland ttila evening, where ij alll-ntlenci me nctm-vunii' ri Kale AHiey. of Tort land, waa thla rliy on Hunday the ituoat of inter. Mra. Wallace role, ami iber, Kdard lleckner and wlfo. Iu Tona (lllbreeb. of New Era, Lhii bi-i n In thla city vlaltlnc with n. H'tiry Hirelila:. left for Portland tndiy ifli-rniMin, where ahe will vlalt r i fi-w iliiya. Mri. M. J. t'iK krell, nee Mlaa Edna irki. of lluhhard, who haa teen In hrlty vintttnac with her mother, Mra. irkt, of rTfth and Center atreela, rtlurned to her homo. Mr. and Mra. Walter Dlmlck arrived mt Moodily from a abort vtalt to Vsli at 'reat (irove, tho old home I lira ttmlck and tho achool-day raafjfr. Dlmlck. MlnHnel rrancla went to Portland guodiiy. where ahe vlalted with ttit, and waa accompanied homo trf alHter. Mlaa Mabel, who haa rilKliliiR with frlenda for aeveral Mr. Earl latouretto, one of Unlver V of OrcKon'a atar athletea, vlalted ithhli parenta. Mr. -and Mra. Charlea toarvtte on Sunday, lio waa en- kit to KiiKcne, having been one of b partlclpanta Iu the field meet at ktUnd, where ho won a gold medal tha r0-yard daah. Mn. 0. W. Grace and Mra. George bwell relumed on Sunday ovenlnit am Hiufford, where they went on Barclay to attend tho baaket aerial rra by tin- Mlaaea Grace on Saturday Mini at the Stafford achool houae. Ootmcllinun William Andreaen ar t4 home from Newport Monday ev- !(, whtre he haa been apendlng i pait ten daya reattng and Oahlnn, it for the cold rain that vlalted thla ttloa Bumlny he would have finished ttk with the fifth and te forest a. n. o. Bddy. prealdent of the Sandy mmerclal club and alao repreaen- f' or the Mount Hood Land Com- Kr. waa Iu Oregon City on bualneaa laonaay. Mr. Eddy aaya that the It lie I ii k Diiahed alone- on the piroad In ihm vicinity, and there are rut 6oo men employed doing coo- pwuua work. " H. S. Shire, wife of Dr. 8hlre, Foot, Schulia Pirmpa $3.50. r, Shulte Shoot for Men, M-00 iu vuveruse merit or honsty-for ad-readora. - They know valuta they know by advertlelng la, by that test, a buying thing which haa "rtood r accompanied liy her duiiKhter Mlaa Margaret,, and Mlaa Maud Mc-dregor, of Vancouver, n. C, are spending a few daya with Mr. and Mra. K. T. AvU aon, of Fourteenth at reel. They aro cousins of the latter, and have been epemlliiK the winter at Um Angeles, fa I If oruiu. Th eyjirejjn-i.hclr way home and "HI remain In thla city for few daya, Mr. ami Mra. W. W. H. flamaon at tended the baaket picnic at Bt afford Saturday evening, Riven by tho teach er and puplla of the Stafford achool under the leadership of Mlaa KITIe Orace . Jik1k Samaon aold tho baaketa at anrtliui .and .the achool realized f )2 GO by the nale, There waa a royal time of the occaalon and the frlonda of the acliiKil were well pluaaed with ilbe aucceaa of the affair. . LOCAL DRICrS Clifford itrown, of Union Hall, iv'aa In Oregon pity Mnday , fall early and get a awell hat at MIhi Ootdiimllh'a. Mr. Hcherruble. or Cliilrmont, waa In Oregon City Monday. Mr. Htlner, or Heaver Creek, waa In Oregon City Monday. . Mra. Andrewa, of Mt. Pleaaant, left today for Eugene to vlalt her aon. Mlaa C. GoldHmlth JuM received a number of noveltlea for Eaater. Hurry Hchoenborn, of .Eldorado, made a bualneaa trip to Oregon City Monday. n liana Spaler and Waller Noblltt, were among the Oregon City visitors on Haturday. Mr. Hcttoft, Mr. Illcl, Jack Irish and Al Hchoenborn, of Cams, were InOre gon Cliy Monday. K. It. Hchoenborn, of Oregon City, went fishing Suuday and waa very auc ceaaful. Fred Spangler, a welt known farmer of Carus, waa In tow n Monday, Otto Striker, of Eldorado, waa In town Monday. The Endearor Society of tho Prea bylerlan church,, will bold Ita aeml auuual election of offlcera Thursday evening after prayer meeting. The United Arlaana will give a mas querade danc In W. O. W. hall on Thuraday evening, April IS. Tlcketa 25c. All frlenda of the order are In vited; a pleaaant evening assured. The Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church will meet today at tho home of Mra. Richard Harrison, corner Twelfth and Monroe aireeta. Principal among tho bualneaa of the aeaslon will bo tho election of offlcera. Mra. Hurd, an elocutlonlat coming here with aplendid reputation aa a reader, will give an entertainment In the M. fi- church next week Wednea day evening April 19 under tho aua picea of tho Epworth League. HALF-SUMMER SCHEDULE. Qamea Arranged for Up to and Includ ing Sunday, May 21. The Price Bros, baao ball team will play the Columbia Hardware team, of Portland, at the Canemah Park grounds thla afternoon. Gamea have been achoduled by Manager Harry White for every Sunday tip to and In cluding May 21, aa followa: April 1(1, Oak Grove at Oak Grove. April 23, Eaat'8lde Cuba. April 30. Portland White Sox. May 7. Popcorn Kings. May 14, St. Johna at St. Johna. May 21, Portland Bualneaa College. Other gamea will be played with teama up the valley. Mra. Herman Fisher, of Carua, waa transacting business In thla city on Friday. Pair of Pumps of Shoes for ESacter XXT TJT 'Tit YY g JtiollVC 1 UcXH Fot Schulze Shoaa for Ladloa $3.80. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY 17. A. WIES 617 MAIN ST. Oregon City Foot. THE SECOND ANNUAL W.F.H.S.COIIVDITIOII TO BE HELD IN OAEQON CITY M. E. CHURCH ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 THREE SESSIONS Tha second annual convention of the Women'a Foreign Missionary Society, Halem district, will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church In Oregon City, Wedneaday, April II, and an ex cellent program haa been arrange I, which la ma followa: Wedneaday, April 12, t a. m. Devotlona Mrs. W. II. Moore Address of Welcome, Mra. Mary Morse Response Mra. Thos. Yarns Mlnutea of 1910 Appointment of commltteea Introduction of visitors Hong '. Reports or local organizations Reports of district work Mlscellatieoua business. ........... Song TUtitng Mra, O. F. Hopklna Membership contest, Mrs. J. M. Brown "Tho Aim" ,..Mra. Doughty Five Mlnutea with Our Literature Mra. Dickey Noontide prayer Mra. Cornelius Wedneaday, 2 p. m. Devotional Mri. Susan Bryant Mlnutea Report or committee on nominations Election or offlcera Heading of conalHutlon and charge to newly elected 'Offlcera Mra. Maclean Song , "Open Parliament" ..Mra. M. C. Wire Bolu MrBr H. C- Brackenbury Forward Movement". . Mra, Url Seely "Aro the . Young People' Making tlood" Mra. O. M. Gardner Mlnutea of Afternoon Seaslon Song .' Wedneaday 8 p. m. Organ Voluntary Devotional ....Rev. E. F. Zimmerman Anthem . . .UTfHt4 Oregon City Choir Addrefca Mra. S. W. Eddy Music Report of resolutions committee... Offering ...j... Rally Hong Consecration eervlce TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. The Program for tho Meeting Situr- day, April 22. The program for the teachera' Insti tute at Oswego, on Saturday, April 22, la complete and we give It herewith: 11:00 "Reading" Mra. N. D. 8lngletot 11:40 "The Recitation In Hlatory" Fannie O, Porter 12:20 "Arrested Development".... . .... .7. . ." .'.'.Supt. F. J. Tooze 1 : 00 Dinner .... Oewego Ladlea' Club j: oo Program, Puplla Oswego School 3:00 "Teat of a Teacher" and "Re cent School Legislation" L. R. Alderman John Scott, of Scot is Milla .was 10 Oregon City on Wedneaday and Thura day, and while In thla city purchased a four passenger Mitchell automobile from Charlea O. Miller, who waa re cently appointed agent for thla ma chine. Charlea Spangler, one of the well known farmere of Carua. waa In Ore gon Tlty on bualneaa Friday. I THE HALL OF FAME. , DANIEL WEBSTER Kamoue American atntesman. orator and lawyer. Horn Salisbury, N. II.. Jan. 18, 1782; died Marabfleld, Maaa., Oct. 24. 18B2. Graduated at Dartmouth In' T 1801. Admit ted to bar In B o a t o n In 1800. Federalist member of con- greee from New Hampshire Iu . .1818-7. Removed to Boaton In ; 1810 and waa a member of ! congress from Massachusetts ; 1823-7. Whig United Statea sena- tor from Maasacbnaetta 1827-41. Secretary of atato 1841-3. Ben- a tor from Massachusetts 1845 I 50. Secretary of atato 1850-2. Unsuccessful candidate for Whig nomination for presidency eer ' era! ttmea. Famous for hie speeches In reply to Ilayno In 18.10 and In opposition to Cal- boun In 1833. 444i444444444444mM4 Schulxo Shoaa for Men, 14.00 Heart to Heart Talks. By EDWIN K. NYE. DlSCOVtHY Or A SOUL. Owen KllU.ire la dt-ud. And who was he Owen Klldtire? First he was a iWitlf of the New Vork slre'04 who elept Iu Imrrels III the Inn k alleys. Smiiel linen he aold liewHiuers or blacked m lines. He grew up a Bowery tougb who fought bloody prixeflghta and served aa "bouncer" for low dives. At the age of thirty yeara be could neither read nor write. ' ' .' And then one day a woman found bla aoul. ' '"' V A gang of bla brother toughe annoy ed a mere Blip of a jrlrl. acbofltoacber and city missionary, who waa compel led to pass by aomo of their resorts. Whereat a cblvalrla Impulse flamed up In Klldare. Ho fought the crowd away, rescued the girl and escorted ber to ber board ing place. And the girl, Mamie Roae, aaved this man from himself. ho patiently faubt blm to read and write, cauxed blm to give up hla prize fighting and to enter honest employ ment. And bo persuaded ber to be come bla wife. Within a week of the wedding day bla promised girl wife died.1 And thaU almost killed Klldare'a soul lie went back to bis vicious Ufa. But be could not forget. One -day a newspaper offered a prize for the liest love atory. Owen Klldare seized .some browu wrapping paper and wrote hla own wonderful and aad love atory tho first draft of bla later book, "My Mamie Itoae." ' He won the prlie. That wna another turning point He wrote for the newspapers and maga zines, wrote aeveral book and made a name for himself. "My Mamie Roae,'' his first book. IB one of the most stirring aud vital tales of American life. The book waa dramatized under the Dame of "The Regeneration." but for aome reason failed to make a hit From the time of that failure waa dated his mental decline. And a few weeks ago be died In an Insane asylum In New Vork. Had the aeeda.of physical and menial decay beeo sown In bis former days pf dlttlpn;iou? Perhiis. But The atory of the riae of Owen Kll dare and his progreaa from low be- glnnliiga-the story of a soul discover ed by a woman-wilt alwiv:i lie worth while. QUARANTINE 60 GIRLS. NEW YORK, April 10. Fifty, girl students at Barnard College are quar antined In Brooka Hall, one of the dor mltorlea, because or a case or scarlet 'ever discovered there- BAD ASSOCIATIONS. Charge Made Against Wife By J. M Bradley, Seeking Divorce. J. M. Bradley haa filed a eult for dl vorce against Mary Bradley. They were married at Monteaano, Wash: and Bradley chargea hla wife with using vulgar and profane language and aaya ahe drank with men associates at Portland. On November 10, 1909. at the Wllbern rooming houae, on Union avenue and Washington atreet hla wife, with another woman and two men, waa ordered out of the place by two police offlcera, and abe returned home at 1:30 a. m. the following night after a carousal. Attorney George C. Brownell appeara for Bradley. -CO2REJPON0ENCE- OAK GROVC. ' Reg. C. A. Lewis preached Sunday morning In the M. E. church and Rev. Henry Speia, the pastor, Sunday even ing. Both services were well attend' ed. Mr. and Mra. Griffith are receiving the congratulations or their friends on the birth of a daughter Sunday morning. About alxty boy scouts, from the City, came out to camp In the woods all night; when tbe rain came moat of them returned home and thoae who ataped out got pretty wet before mom Ing. Several of our boya camped alao, The Wabaah ball team of Portland defeated the Oak Grove team Sunday, 8core 21 to 10. The Oak Grove team waa crippled aa so many of their playera are at work away from home. especially the catcher, aa he la the whole team. Mr. and Mra. Holt entertained Mr. and Mra. J. Russell at luncheon Sun day evening. ? Edith Mann, of Lenta, ?ent Satur day with Heater Armstrong. Edith la a fine violinist and came out to hear the glrla' band practice Saturday morn Ing. A aurprlae party waa given Alvlna Roth at her home north of Courtney station by her achoolmatea. " The af ternoon waa enjoyed by all present playing gamea. Refreahmenta were aerved by Mra. Roth. Mr. and Mra. Ed Austin moved back to Portland Saturday. Mr. Austin haa been the barber here for nearly a year and aold out hla bualneaa to George Cloe. . Mra. Geo. Blgham and Ms. Beulab ,Worthlngton were Portland vlaltora Thuraday. ' Read the Morning Enterprlae. FORUM OF THE PEOPLE The publlsh.ra of The Morning Bnter prls. disclaim responsibility for th. srntl ment expressed In th. articles published from time to time In this column, pub licity Is given In an effort to be fair, and with tha view to the publication of both aides to a question. Communications must com. properly signed to Insure pub lication. - Correspondent In Error. . Editor Enterprlae: I ant Informed tbat one of your correspondents re cently wrote a paragraph In the cor respondence from Maple Lane In which the atatement waa made that the Maple Lane road had coat 12000. Now Mr. Editor, I want you to listen to me. We built three-elghtha of a mile of good road there and It didn't coat quite $900. The expenae Incurred at that point embracea the coat of erect Ing and repairing the rock crusher, the building of a track Into the can yon to where tho rock waa aecured and the breaking of rock for two trunk llnea leading Into Oregon City. But thla expenae, which must have been figured to come near to the $2000, doea not belong on the Maple Lane road, and should not be so charged. We must aet the crusher Hp aome where, and as It costs money to move It we keep It as long aa possible In one place, and that la what we bave done here; but at that it la not fair to charge the total expenae to that rqadi because the crusher bappena to alt there to do the crushing. It might be odded that it la the .In tention of tbe County Court to maike the roada It builds right, and ao that hey will laat, what ever road we are Improving, and that regardless of what anyone may Bay in the matter. We will hue to the line regardless of what any correspondent may write. FRANK J4.CJCAU, R. M. Where Waa the Janltorf Editor Enterprise: Perbapa the teachera In the Oregon City public schools have their bands full and can not aee all that la going on In and about the achools,. but What do yon think or a little girl going home from achool and asking at he table whattertaln worda ' mean that have been acribbled on the aides or tbe outalde walla of the tolleta, even to being written on the walla of the girls' totleta worda that should be waahed from the walla before the unsophisticated little girls aee them? Where waa the Janitor that be did not aee and rub out? How waa it that aome one of the teachera did not aee and call the janltora attention to tbem If he did not aee. Some little thing may do much dam age If overlooked by , the teacher or janitor,' or If It la seen it be not re moved from the sight of theee little onea. There ia a time to take boys and glrla Into one'a confidence but It a not when they are alx or seven yeara of age, and It ought not be made necessary by what, la written on the walla about the achool buildings; auch thlnga ahould be removed Inatanter and the guilty scribbler punished for hla dirtyneaa. 4 ' FOND FATHER- Boost the i-oeal Union. Eil I tor Enterprise: I note there haa been a xhange In the managera or the Oregon City Fruit and Produce Union. All or which goea to ahow tbat there la aome growth In the Union or Ita bualneaa would not have become ao large that it took too much or the time of the man who waa doing the work In an effort to get thlnga atarted. There are still a few carpera 'who don't think much of tbe Union be cause of the tact that they are all the time comparing the local Union with tbe Hood Rlver-organlzatlon. Thla la not fair; they ahould compare the local Union with the Hood River or ganization when It waa no older than the Union, in Oregon City. Tbe Hood River organization bad ita troublea In. the beginning and they Bioremore-aarloua than .thw-llla .that afflict the local Union. At the outaet at Hood River men would Join and when thlnga did not move aa faat aa they wished they would get dlacour- aged and pull out and go It alone again. When thla did not pay they would go back, and try It over again. J Thla waa done many tlmee and at the outaet of the Hood River Union there were times when It looked aa If the organization would go to pieces in spite of fate. But a majority of the members stuck and one can aee the result to daya atrong Union that puta many a dollar Into their pocketa each year. And It will aoon be so here If the membera have tbe aand to at'ck to their guna until the time when the organization la atrong enough to ae cure the prices and treatment due then. BRUTUS Council Not Entirely to Blame. Editor Enterprise: I aee you print a communication from "Recall on "Folly In Street .Building" In a recent Issue. Don'tyou know that what "Recall" advocatea la Just what they did In Oregon City aome yeara ago? An engineer waa engaged to lay out the atreeta and alleya in the city and establish tbe grades and he did I rood lob. But "Let well enough alone' had few advocatea In Council and If waa not many moona until the mem' bera were changing thlnga bere and there over the city until you could not tell where you were at, or whether you were any place at all or not The lay out made by the origins surveyor who lay the town out with a view to a few afreets made for utility and the othera to conform with the tvDorraDbv of the country did not ault aome certain man who had "In fiooence" and he at once sought for a change to ault hia fancy. Thla granted by Council It waa a ahort atep from that to a change to ault aome one else and then things went from bad to worse until there waa no system at all that played any part whatever In the atreet building game then prac ticed. . m A Finally Council awoke to the fact that it had permitted Itself to be drawn into a acheme of changing that waa certain aooner or later to apoll the whole town. Xt thla It tried to back up and haa been backing moat of the time alnce that date, and natur ally it haa got no place under auch tactlca. And there la no one to whom you can tie the blame. With the preaent ayatem of chooalng Council because of vote-getting powera and with no reference to ability, and when a man haa been In long enough ao tbat he beglna to underatand what ahould be done turning him out and replacing blm with a new member having no experience, little can be expected. A man who la conaclentloua needa a term or so to underatand what ought ROOM AND BOARD Two rooms and board deslr- 1- tit private family preferred, for two people. Willing to pay good price. F. M. Swift OREGON CITY be done, and when be knowa tbat a green man la picked for bla place. Naturally be must depend on aome one else for bla knowledge and It la rara avla who will not make a foolish flight of It on more than one occaalon. 1 believe 'that the present Council la composed of conscientious men, and that tlivy want to do what la right But look at tbe precedante that bave been established In the-past, and at the cbangea that each one calla for from two to three each In order to In measure correct the very evil that the change Itself wrought And thla Council baa naturally inherited many joba half done and many changea that are caualng present trouble and what thla Council must do la to ao fig things up that the least possible damage may come from tbe errore of previous ones. And In aomo cases the previous Coun- clia were but trying to Ox np the er rors or their predecessors and ao on ad Infinitum. If you would get the original plat made some twenty yeara ago, and atudy It carefully, I think you would gree with me that the man who aet be atakea for the atreeta and alleys at that time did the work about aa well aa It could possibly be done, and that had the work gone on In con formity with thoae flgurea there would be less trouble now and a more per fect system or atreeta and alleya the city over. y TORSO. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. NOTICE la hereby given that tbe un dersigned aaslgneea of tbe Oregon City Lumber A Manufacturing Com pany, an Insolvent will, until Thura day noon of April 20th, 1911, receive aealed blda for the aawmlll build ings and machinery and planing mill and machinery, together with all aw itches, aide - tracka, - tools, appli ances, office fixture and all other property and assets of aald Company In the handa of the underalgned aa auch ealgneea. Said property la aituated la Oregon City In close proximity to the Willamette River, the Southern Pacific Railroad and on the Portland Railway, Light Pow er Company'a track, and off era an exceptional opportunity for a large and growing bualneaa. Tbe property will be aold In three parcela, viz: i FIRST: Tbe equity or the under algned In the machinery pnrchaaed from the Northern California Com pany. SECOND: That covered by a chat tel mortgage held by the First Na tional Bank of Oregon City. THIRD: Tbat on which there U no incumbrance. A description of the vaiioue artl clee In each claaa will be furnished on application to the underalgned. Terma of Bale, cash. Certified check of 10 per cent of bid must accompany each bid right reserved to reject any or all blda. Dated April 8th. 1911. J. W. MOFFATT. J. J. COOKE, Assignees aforesaid, Oregon City, Ore gon. C D. A P. C. LATOUBETTB, Attorneya tor Assignees. Ordinance No. An ordinance to change tho grade of Twelfth Street, Oregon City. Ore gon, from the west line or Center Street, aald city, to the east line of Water 8treet: , i Oregon City doea ordain aa fol Iowa: r Section 1. The grade of Twelfth Street, Oregon City, Oregon, la here by changed . from the west line of Center street to the east line of Water Street from the preaent ex latlng grade to the following de scribed grade: Beginning on Twelfth Street at the west aide of Center Street at an elevation of 95 feet, thence west erly to the east aide of Main Street at an elevation of 93.5 feet tbence level across Main Street at an eleve- tton of 93.5 feet tbence on a de scending grade to a point 105 feet west of Main Street at an elevation of 93 feet thence on a descending frade Joeast Ufie of Water Street at an elevation oi vu ieeu Read flrat time and ordered pub lished at a apeclal meeting of the City Council, held March 15th, 1911 L. ST1PP. Recorder. We. the property ownere, reaid Ing on Twelfth Street, owning prop erty affected by the change of grade above proposed hereby consent that the aaid change be made. FRANK BUSCH, JULIA W. RICHARDS, ADOLF MATTHIES. Notice of Assessment for Washington Street Improvement. Notice la hereby given that an assessment for the Improvement ot Washington Street Oregon City, Oregon, from the aouth aide of Sec ond Street to the aouth aide of Sev enth Street haa been levied and de clared by Ordinance No. 507 of Ore gon City. The whole cost or the improve ment la $8949.65 and the assess menta are now due and payable and will bear Interest at the legal rate from and after the 20th day of Ap ril, 1911, and will become delinquent on the 20th day of May, 1911, after which . time the property agalnat which the assessment la levied may be sold for aald assessment, and a rurther penalty of fifteen per cento- . . The property assessed for aaid Improvement Ilea on both aldea of the part of aald Washington Street proposed to be Improved and the line or lota abutting on aald part or aaid Washington Street farther eat from aald part ot aald Washing ton Street and aald part of aald Washington Street L. 8TIPP, Recorder, Notice of Aeeeoamant for Center Street Improvement Notice la hereby given that an aa- Wanted At Once! AT OakGroye CARRIER AGENTS FOR THB ' MORNING ENTERPRISE Liberal terma to huatlera. See Mr. Mtller- Circulation Department, En terprlae, Oreoon City Oregon. sessment for tbe Improvement of Center Street, Oregon City, Oregon, from the North line of Seventh Street to tbe north line of Ninth ' Street haa been levied and declares by Ordinance No. -tOS of Oregon City. Tbe whole cost of the aald Im provement la 17013.61 and the as sessments are now due and payable and will bear tntoreat at the legal rate from and after tbe 10th day of April, 1911, and will become delin quent on the 20th day of May, 1911, after which time tbe property agalnat which the aaaeaament la levied may be aold for aald assess ment, and a further penalty of If teen per centum. Tbe property assessed for aald Im provement Ilea on both aldea of tbe part or aaid Center Street proposed to be Improved and tbe line of lota abutting on aaid part of aald Center Street farthereat from aald part of aald Center Street and aald part of aald Center Street. L. STTPP, Recorder. - Wants, for Sale, Etc. Notice. unArr ttMM eUMtfl.4 hM4hise will b. InMrt.d at on. cent a word, flrat Insertion, half a cent additional Iner- ' tlons. One Inch card. SI p.r month; half Inch card. 4 line.) 11 par mouth. Cash must accompany order unlera on. haa an open account with th. paper. N. lnanclal rraponalblllty for .rrora; whr errors occur fra. eorrecto notice will pa prtn tad for patron. Minimum chars. Ite. WANTED. VACUUM CLEANINO done for 60 centa an hour. Call Pacific Statea 249L .... WANTED Middle aged or elderly woman wanted to care for baby and . assist In light work; one Bleeping home preferred. Phone Main 3044. WANTED Bright young man to learn Creamery bualneaa, wagea paid from the atart to right man. dealrable place and pleaaant aituatlon. Apply Clear Creek Creamery or by letter to W. P. Kirchem, Oregon City, R. F. D. No. 2. BIDS WANTED For the erection of one cottage on Taylor atreet. Plana can be aeen at George Randall' realdence, 801 6th atreet Blda will be received up to April 18th, 1911. We reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Addreaa all letters to George Randall, 6th atreet - FOR SALE. A SNAP 7-room houa, four block from car line In Oregon City; lota ( fi-ulf- nrtfm tMA- tlOA rfnwn. till v. .at.., " "V Tvvw, - , - - per month. Same aa rent Clyde ft McRae, 1003. Main St, Oregon Clpfr k BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR. HARRY JONES Builder and General Contractor. Estimates cheerfully given on all claaaee of building wnrk pnnit walks and reinforced concrete. Rea. Phone Main 11L ' ATTORNEYS. O. D. EBT, Attorney-at-Law, Money loaned, abstracts furnished, land tltlea examined, eatatea Bottled, gen eral law bualneaa. Over Bank of; Oregon City. U'RJEN A 8CHUEBEL, Attorneys t- Law, Dentachor Advokat will prac tice in all courta, make coUectlona and aettlementa. Office In Enter prlae Bldg., Oregon City. Oregon. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. V. R. HYDE, Abstract Olflce Land tltlea Investigated, conveyan cing, notary public CCQOIT TTOXS COPY Room T, Barclay Bld& Oregon City. E. H. COOPER, For Fire insurance and Real Eatato. Let ua handle your properties we buy, aell and exchange. Office In Enterprise Bldg., Oregon City, Oregon. FRETTAQ t MONET, Real Estate Dealera, have choice bargains in farm landa, city and aubnrban homea, good fruit landa and poultry ranchea. See na for good buya. Near 8. P. depot 8ECOND HAND FURNITURE. NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. Whan I moved Into my now etore I put In a nice line of NEW FURNI TURE, which I am aolllno at tha pd- cea usually quoted for second hand or shop-worn goods, come in ana iook around. . 1 Fine line of curioe and rellce. . GEORGE YOUNG. I- PLEASE NOTICE. To Introduce The Morning Enterprise Into a large major ity of the homea. In Oregon t City and Clackamaa count v the ' management haa decided to make a apeclal price for the dally laaue, for a abort time only, where the aubacrlber paya a year In advance. By carrier, paid a year In advance, $3.00. By mall, paid a year la ad vance, $2.00. People who gave our eanvaa aer a trial aubaetiptloa tor on or more xnontha, at ten centa a week, can have the dally deliv ered for a year for $3.00 by paying a year In advance. People who gave our canvaa-, aer a trial aubacrlptlon, by mail, for four montha at a dol lar, may have the paper for a year for $3.00. if paid a yoar in advance. - " - Subscribers to the Weekly Enterprise may change' their aubecrtptiona to the daily, re ceiving credit for half time on , , the dally that the weekly la paid In advance. When they chooee to add cash to tha ad vance payment equal to a full year'e advance payment they may take advantage of the $2 rate. ' We make thla apeclal price ao that people who have paid la advance en aome other Sally ' and wish to take the Homing Enterprise, may do ao without toe great expense. . . a 0) ' o . I A