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CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER.
July 15 In American History.
1779 -Mad Antbooy" Wayne's force
raptured Rrboy poinC on the Hod-
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ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.'
- (From boob today to noon tomorrow.i
Kaa sets 728. Uses 428:
10:13 p. m. '
, C0NGRE8S 18 WEARY.
There Is no dodging the fact that
Congress is anxious to avoid the con
sideration of all legislation at this
session except what It simply must
take up. Statehood or New Mexico
and Arizona, reapportionment, direct
elections of senators, Panama Canal
tolls, Panama Exposition . matters,
army leglslaton, conserration legisla
tion, the control, of orporaUoas
these are some of the things which
are clamoring for attention and which
seem destined to go oyer. An except
ion may be made of a resolution for
' the President to Invite Latin-American
Countries to exhibit at the Panama
California Exposition in San Diego taa
1915, which Cot D. C, Collier, Direct
or General, Is here to urge, as that la
not Is looked on as leglsIatloatylcUy
a peaking.
The , Honduras and Nicaragua
treatiea, Inrorlng loans, are not likely
to go through at this session, and
. there la great disappointment because
the countries to the southward are
pretty hard up and need the money.
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PRESIDENT WILL A88IST
An erent of International signifi
cance win take place July 19, when
President Tart will assist In break
ng ground for an exposition to be
held la celebration of the completion
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arty la wnkaoam tat baaSaaaa aWaa af
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There Are Two Ways of
Being Successful
One way. unfortunately common nowa
days. Is of looking upon every man who
stands In the way is an enemy and show
Inn liim no mercy, and the other is of tfo
intf forth in the world with the fixed pur
pose of showing kindness to your enemies
By Governor T. R. MARSHALL of Indiana
SCHOLASTIC training is not needful for tbe making of a career
in America. The number of untrained who bare succeeded
Jb ererj department of life is too large to admit a doubt.
Two grade of men are constantly 'going into tbe
ACTIVITIES 'of Ufa. Some, determined to make a career,
RESOLVED upon success, look upon everj man who stands In tbe
wa as an EXEilY. Tbey fight tbe battle, looking onlj for one spot
in an opponent the SOLAR PLEXUS. .
These men believe that the thing to do is "to ride through slaugh
ter to a throne and shut the gates of merej on mankind."
Theae are the men of power that ererr age has produced. Thej
lure been DREADED, FEARED. OBEYED.
Other men have gone out aeeking tbe fixed point in eaerj foeman
from which to make aa nearlj aa possible the measure merits of per
fect lie. ' :. ' ; . : . , (
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THOe WHO THUS GO FORTH IT PLEASES ME TO CALL MEN OF
INFLUENCE, WHO MAKE FRIENDS OF ENEMIES. PATRIOTS OF RES
. TLS AND CITIZENS OF OUTLAWS. , . , -
and opening of th. PaJSSJnA eesl
President Taft tlJ prM a batton
erhich will rloM aa electric ctrcult
la Saa Dieeo, CaU and -hre oaf
a. great flas-tbe Presidenta era flat
-especially constructed of annsually
lane sUe for the partWUt eveut
rifcht over the spot where tbe eere
moalee are to take place.' The cere
stoniest will last four day aad ertll
be of unique splendor. The President
m; cheerfully promised Dtrector
General a C Collier that he would
do this, lor, he said, he took aa uu
usual Interest la the San Diego Ex
posltloo because It vill exploit the
achievements of ncle Sam la re
clamatlon, trrtaaUota, foreetatloa aad
conservation and It alto alma to brine
together the Latin-American repute
Uca aad ' unite thesa la aa llloatra
ttoo of what kaa been don la the
development of the New World. While
not outlined on suck a large Bcaleas
the Panama Pa cine Exposition, ue
Saa Diego Expositioa. with $100,000
already available, kaa a definite plan.
aa imi, am piw"" tv wb -
nnxncUl and Industrial triumph,
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Hotel Arrivals.
The following are reidstered at the
Electric Hotel: Miss Lilly, Portland;
a A. Will. Canny; C Brtstow, St
Louis: R. Adams and wife, Choe:
P. Williams Chicago; Mrs. Charles
P. Williams. Chicago; Hat tie Hobbe,
Chicago; Anna Hackle j. Chicago; Vir
ginia Greene, Chicago; Mrs. U Hen;
derson. Portland: J. H. Johnson, Chi
cago; George L. Johnson. Chicago; J.
S. Crabbe. Chicago; W. 8. Jubb. P
Butler. A. N. Berry. Ellensburg.
Wash.: J. C Vaughaa, Molalla; Frank
L. MUler, Aurora; T. L. Turner, Earl
Hayse, A. 8. Amos. Leonard, O. Brown,
J. H. Eakln, Astoria: Margaret Lore-
lace, Viola; J. B. Cummins, Oregon
City; Edward kladdox. Oregon City;
a M. Hoyt,. Portland; O. A. Cheney,
city: C. Mable. A. E. Heltman, Ed
ward Douglas, Carl Douglas.
2 CIRCUIT JUDGES SIT
HERE AT SAME TIME
EAKIN HEARS ARGUMENT IN ONE
CASE AND CAMPBELL
IN ANOTHER.
For the first time in the history of
Oregon City two Circuit Court Judges
held sessions here at the same time
Friday..
While Judge Eakln was bearing argu
ment on the motion of Mrs. Minnie
Taylor to set aside the annulment of
her marriage - to - Charles Daves port
Taylor, the millionaire mining :
Judge Campbell was hearing argument
in the divorce ault of Maude E. Jones
against John Jones. The plaintiff
charged her husband with cruel and
Inhuman conduct. She lives In Lents
and he in Seattle. Mrs. Jones was'
represented by Attorneys Mendenhall
and Hayes and the defendant, who
rives In Seattle, by Attorney Reed of
that city. Judge Campbell reserved
decision. .
MENINGITIS KILLS CHILD.
Carter Martin Ribbel, Son of Carter
RibbeL III Two Months.
Carter Martin Ribbel, the five
months' old son of Mr. and Mrs. Car
ter Rltbel, died at the home of Mrs.
N.'W. McCoy, the little one's grand
mother, of Eighth and Pierce streets,
Thursday afternoon at 4: IS o'clock.
after a two months' Illness of tubercu
lar meningitis. The interment, which
wss in the Mountain View Cemetery,
took place Friday afternoon at t
o'clock.
FACING EVIL
It it on'y by looking an evil fuly
in the (ace. neither magnifying nor
hiding its real proportions, that we
can obtain the requisite wisdom to
avoid k, or the courage to vanquish
k, or the fortituclc to endure it.
Trouserettes For Girl Tennis
Player Allow Free Movement
1RL athletes have king complained
G
there have been various" suggestions lor a garo tnai wouiu anw u.w
freedom of movement and at tbe same time conform with Ideas of
Bloomers In one form or another or divided skirts of some
type have been worn by most basketball
. r.. ...r this style of gsrb
the wearers to ride the "dlsmond frame,- that style of bicycle being much
more rigid and therefore safer than tbe "drop frame.- Above U shown a
style of raiment designed for girl tennis plsyera. The photograph shows
clearly the sppearance of tbe garment, which Is made of checked serge. With
It a shirt waist Is worn. Its attractiveness will depend largely on the saw
eonalttv of tbe wearer. . ' ,
CUDSTONESORXY fOR WAR ATTUDDE
(Continued from page 1.)
former for first 4 place In tbe baseball
series. These teams will plsy tomor
row sternoon for the championship
parse. Both have won 4 and lost 3
games. The score was I to I with
Houck pitching for the Derbies and
Douglass for Price Bros. Price Bros,
made 8 hits and 2 errors and the Der
bies made 14 hits and 2 errors.
In the marathon race Hudson, by
making nine laps this afternoon
caught np with Amburn and Shaver,
leach having made 49 laps and is now
picked for the winner. Amburn, She
ver, Goets and Hutchlna only made
eight laps todsy. Goets has turned
46 laps snd Hutchins Is considered out
of the race.
Harmon -Marbold Interested a large
audience with violin solus this morn
ing and Mrs. R. H. Tate, president of
the State Congress of Mothers, lectur
ed on "Child Culture." Mrs. Clara H.
Waldo lectured on "The Science of
Home Making." Mlsa Beatrice Honey
gave several readings In the afternoon
and Hartridge Whipp, baritone, aang
severs! numbers. The Williams Jubi
lee Singers, Chautauqua favorites, en
tertained a large crowd In the eve
ning. Governor Speaks Today."
Governor West speaks st 11 o'clock
tomorrow morning on "8tate Institu
tions." He will be Introduced by
George C. BrownelL
The Oregon Africultural College
Alumni Association of Clackamas
county, had a mom enjoyable time at
the picnic on the Chautauqua grounds
this evening. A sumptuous dinner
wss spread and, tbe after-dinner
speeches were fine. There wss much
enthusiastic support of tbe Oregon
Agricultural College. M. J. Lazelle
acted as toantmanter, Miss Belle Mat
tley, president of toe local aasoclstlon.
W. W. Harris, T. L Charman, Lyman
Andrews, L. E. Jones, Mrs. T. U Por
ter snd Charles Parker spoke.
Those. In attendance-were: Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Jones. Mr. snd Mrs. L. L.
Porter, Mr. snd Mrs. Lyman Andrews.
T. L. Chsrman, W. W. Harris, Gay
lard Godfrey, J. C. Knapp, Charles
Parker, Lorene' Parker, Wynne Han
nejr, Mrs. Lena Charman, June Char
man. Belle Mattley, Marobel Cheney,
Margaret Brown, Miss Sbonkwller,
Myrtle Shonkmller, Mrs. George Gild,
Mrs. Clara Rxnds, Arthur Mattley and
M. J. Lazelle.
The program for ' tomorrow Is ss
follows;
MORNING.
8:00.11:00 Classes.
11:00 Address "Stale Institutions,"
, Oswald Vet, Governor of Ore
gon. Address Rev. Philip Bauer,
Chaplain of Slate Penitentiary.
'AFTERNOON.
1:13 Band Concert, Naval Reserve
Band.
2:00 Music Miss Eva Wells, So
prano. Annress -boucationai Work at
Home and Abroad." Mrs. Edith
Smith Davis, of Milwsukee. Wis.
3:30 Marathon Race.
Baseball.
7:1& Band Concert. Naval Reserve
Band.
:0 T. M. C. A. Entertainment.
Grand Display of Fireworks.
THE MORNING ENTERPRISE
Is on sole at the following stores
every day:
Huntley Bros Drags
Msln Street.
J. W. McAnnlty Cigars
Seventh and Msln.
Secreet Confectionery
Main near Elith.
M. E. Dunn Confectionery
Nest door to P. O.
City Drug 8iore
Electric Hotel.
Walter Little Confectionary
$14 Seventh Street.
M. Vol k mar Dru&a
Seventh near Center.
P-enoenborn Confectionery
Severn nar.d. Q.Adams.
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about being hampered by klrta. and
teams, end when bicycling wss tbe
was quite common, ss it permltte4
gAVERS Vlll CLOSE
GAME FROM VERNON
STEEN, IN GOOD FORM, ALLOWS
ONLY ONE RUN AND .
FIVE HITS.
PORTLAND. Or, Jsly 14. (Spec
ial). Vernon might have won from
the Beavers todsy If It hadn't been so
warm. The visitors blame tbe Intense
best for their four errors, snd but
for the misplsys they would have had
a chance. Both Steen and Stewart
pitched major league bail, Vernon
making five hits and Portland sis. It
was another caae of "nosing out." for
which McCredle's men are becoming
famous. Portland scored one In the
fifth and eighth each and the two tal
lies were enough. Vernon only got
one snd thst wss In tbe seventh.
The results Friday follow;
Pacific Coast League Portland
Vernon 1; San Francisco- 3, Oakland
2; 8acramento S, Los Angeles 3.
Northwestern League Spokane i
Portland 3: Victoria 12. Seattle
Vancouver 12, Tacoma 1.
American League Cleveland 4
Washington 1; Boston 2, Chlcsgo 0;
Detroit 6, Phllsdelphla 1; 8L Loots 4,
New York 3.
Nstlonal League Boston 7, 8L
Louis S; Phllsdelphla 6. Cincinnati 4:
other games postponed because of
rain. . .
STANDING.
Pacific Coast. ,
' W. L P.C.
Portland 66 " 43 .566
San Francisco SS 51 .Sit
Oakland 5 52 .519
Vernon 64 SI .514
Sacramento 48 53 .475
Los Angeles 43 62 .409
Northwestern.
W. L. P.C.
Spokane 53 36 .5C
Vancouver 53 36 .596
Tacoma 51 37 n .6R0
Portland 43 44 .488
Seattle 41 44 .482
Victoria 33 65 .253
Making Thamsalves Known.
"Persons who eiiect to receive mon
ey orders In a strange town take In
finite precautions to Identify them
selves." said s postal clerk. "One
way that iMrtlcularlycommenda Itself
iaj for the stranger to call on the rwy
Ing teller In tbe money order deairt
ment before bis own order strive snd
present s bunch of correoiMttidem-e
showing pretty clearly who he Is. I(e
then explains that be Is existing s
money order from a certain peraon.
Can the clerk remember him when he
presents It for laynientf After flint
Impreaslve Introduction the ilerk
usually ran remember, and when the
order Is presented be cashes lL"-.w
York Hun.
Preblem ef the Eleetrle Eel.
Invention during the neit two or
three centuries will probably be In the
direction of Imltstlng the wonderful
economy and tbe simple direct uietliU
of nature, says Professor John G. !
Eendrlcb. Tske the electric eel Its
electric organ Is In no sense a stomcc
battery, but a contrivance by wb b
electric energy Is liberated at tbe n
ment when It is required. , At ret the
organ shows so smsll so electro motive
force thst a good gslvanotneter Is re
qalred tu detect IL but a sudden nerv
ens Impulse from tbe eel's spinal cord
rslMes a potential ef many voltn with
very little heat and su smnll ss ei
penditure of matter ss to defy tbe
most rspertchemlt to weigh It '
Ha Wanted the Lenten Cut.
"Bat. my desk boy. why do yoo go
te this beastly resp tsiforr
"One of my rlevsb Wwrfis," old chsp.
My former fallen made my clo;bis St
so uncommonly well tbnt I cnoldn t
lnfc rnr!lli to save me soui."-4Jleve-
faml Plain ttawler. '
pointe
k for
Mothers
The Shy Girl.
Only those who have tnetnseives
Dammed through tbe same eipeneucv
can appreciate tbe trials of the really
shy girt. Some glria are shy worn
first entering a room or on being In
troduced to s, stranger, but recover
their self poaaesslon within a abort
time, but that Is not tbe kind of shy
Bess to which reference here la tnad.
Jhe reslly shy girl -is a victim oi
nerves. Me mar oe su e-"r-uiu.,,
capable young lady, hut she shrinks
within herself at tbe bare idea or puu-lk-lty.
even the limited publicity of a
drawing room. Huch a girl needs sym
pathetic treatment, but unfortunately
she does not slwsys receive. It. Home
people laugh, st her snd mnke her
worse, whereas others beatow Uon
her a kludly encouraging sinlit, ami
thus assist her wonderfully lu plnir
through a trying, onlesl. It too fre
quently bsppeiis that such a girl I
p ox bed forward-thrust Into tbe full
glare of the light, so to aay-for the
purpose of making her accustomed to s
crowd Of stramrers. The Idea l thst
she will have tbe bashfulneaa knocked
out of her very quickly snd be Iran
formed' lute a cool, col In tea youug
woman. That is a grest niNtnke. A
truly shy girl snffera sgonlea under
such an lnflictiou. and she la more de
termined than ever to keep lu retire
ment '
j
Children Like Flewtrs.
"Children sre tbe Cowers of life snd
tbt mother a gardener who train ttieui
Into besutlful blosaomo or navlvae
weeda.-
Wben Mme. Ernestine St-bumaun-
Helnk. tbe world famous prims douns.
rave voice to tbla Interesting opinion
she smiled In pardonable sppreclation
af the garden wbk-h she bad , raised.
It Is a product of which any woman
might well be proud, consisting of sis
sturdy boya snd two lovely glrla.
A little baby la like a del hate flow
er. continued tbe singer, "we mot tiers
are only gsrdeuers rslslug either bio
soma or weed." '
rWtmt sre the rule for human gnr
deulng?" she wss aked
Tbe saina aa apply to nature." he
smiled lu raKKunse. " I Menu of mm
shine and freeli air are n'-eih-vl tu lite
sacceasful resting of rlilUlvn mihI
flowers. My boys, and the Klri. .
have Uved out ef doors nlun-t entire
ly. In tbe winter tbe alndun- "I
tbelr bedrooms sre oiened wide, n
matter how cold It 1. In the tiiii:in-r
those who are still here st home with
me are out In the open air sll day
They ride tbelr ponies, play tennis himI
croquet, snd George Waahiucton plays
baseball: Tbey have beeu brought np
on tbe simplest food rood milk. freh
eggs. Juicy meets snd few sweets."
Littla Travelers' Teys.
A Isdy while" traveling sbout Europe
with three smsll children devised
plan for ihelr euiertalnment which
proved puct-eaxful. snys flood House
keeping. A selection of their fsvorlle
toys wss m.ide. snd these were (nicked
together In oue of the strong small
strsw suit esse. This wss left In the
exclusive rare of the largest child. In
tbla wsy tbe plaything were sll tin
gether. snd the children themselves
were resMinsllile for tbelr safe kee-
tnjr. When tbey grew tired of tear
ling tbey could open the suit case and
take out what tbey delred without n
long aud wearisome hunt through
various srtlclea of clothing. If any of
tbe toys were broken new ones were
sdded to the collection. For such a
scheme It Is convenient to Include
one of the flat folding backgammon
boards, not only to play backgammon
er cards anon, bat tiecauee It caa be
nsed as a small table.
Country Entertaining.
While lu I tie country the children
will need some eutert sin ment. ss eeu
tbe novelty of gat la ring wild flowers
snd running "wild" will wesr off sTler
awhile. One excellent wsy of enter
iMliikjig them. or. rather, of teaching
them to entertsln themselves, la to
have them raske s bathing plsce for
bird. This may be done by plsclng
a HliaUosr trough partlallr In tbe
ground snd keeping It DCed with fresD
Water. It Is SMlonlshing how anon tbe
feathered eople will tlnd ibis luxury
and bow merrily they will enjoy It
One seems to tell another, snd eouo
tbe birds l will afford entertnlie
ment for ninny hoars each day to I he
children who wstrb tbe happy bath
ers. They will thus become sninnliit
ed with the sir folk snd will be more
eager to learn of tbelr lives and their
haunts.
The Child's Plata.
Thin white oiled paper spread under
the child's plate st tbe tuble and ex
lending s little wsy beyond will pro
tect tbe tsblecloth. This will not le
aotk-eable. especUlly if It Is holism
la sheets snd tbe pieces are rui and
leld smoothly on tbe cloth. When a
Piece of paper la soiled It mar be
thrown a wsy or horned snd a freh
piece substituted.
Children's FaeHs.
Don't keep on aarpfsg a soar s child a
fsalU: don t keep e telling him how
Bsughry and atopld be la; It dva t rt,.
any real good, for It win swsken r
entmeat la bis heart Le love snd
patience, aad never lose vawr belief I.,
a child.
AKOfiG TICnUIatllES
SUNDAY CALENDAR.
First Baptist Comer Msln and Ninth
streets. Rv. B. A. Haywonh, pss
tor. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7; IS
r. in. gundsy School at 10 a. m.
Chris'lsn Endeavor at (-45 p m
Morning subject, "The Third Tempts-'
tlon. Evening subject. "Rapid
Trsnslt to Hell, o- the 8teps In the
Downfall of Judas."
Catholic Cor. -erater and Tenth Bts
Rev. K. Hlllehrand psator, res. til
Wster; Low Mass a. with see.
about yeur eneney matters whan yey
are a depositor here.
vu bin. srs all paid ky ahesk. Yeur ahash, whaa returned, he-
MWM iaV NalV.Vblaab.ut ahan-, a allapu. sbeut Mr
iiThIm aa t. wh.re your m.n.y haa t", ar hew muoh
MrwaaTeaT vJ-r paaa b.k and th stub, sf Mf ahaah k.k
s,w.y.t...th..t.ry.
OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT TM
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.mi i sa
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of OREGON CITY , OREGON
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SCMOSMMtlMS isOS0TlSPLAIIT.
mon: lUlth Msss $10:30 a. m.; mass
every morning at -
First CenB0t,0o Church. Morn
ing service at 10: 30 ociocs. wa
ning service at 7:10 o'clock
Christ lv. Letneren Cnc. "f.h,h
r
satur. res.
ao J. g
Adan
I a. m : praaenmg imwmi
and third fundaye at Lie Is s,ns'i.h.
-.t.. a.... mervlcea ntornlnss at IS IS
with preaching In Germaa.
First Church of, Christ. SdsntleU
Ninth an Center street.. Morning
service st 11 o'clock. Wednesday
evening meeting at S o'clock. Read
Ing room open every afternoon ex
cept Sunday from J to 4 o"clock.
i , . ... Swinoallcil Tor Klghth and
Aladlaon atrwvls. Kev. r. Wlevealck pas
tor, rea. Ill Madteon; 8. a. ts a m.,
Herman lk-hrader. Mmmm street. eP :
morning aenrlce II. r-n t'pl' 1
p. m and prMshlng II If a. Prairar
xeetlns Wednaaday at : S. a.
Qladatons Chrlstlsn Rev. A. H. Mul
key, paator, res. Oladatone. Sun
day school 10 a. ra , N. C Hendricks,
supterlntendenL Morning service,
11 o'clock. Brotherhood services at
7:4a.
Mountain View Union (Cong.) B. 8.
3 p. m., Mrs. J. II. Qulnn, supt.;
Iilble Study .very Thursday after
noon. K. C Dye will preach at 7:30
o'clock la the evening.
Methodist Main street cor. Seventh.
Rev. B. F. Zimmerman pastor, res.
cor. Sixth and Washington: 8. 8
t:45 a. m., C A. Williams, Glad
stone. suDt.: morning service 10:45,
Epworth Leagu. 6:30. evening ser'SM Morrison St.
vice 7.30. Prayer meeting Tburs
day I p.m.
Presbyterian Seventh street cor. Jef
ferson. Rev. J. R- Landsborough.
pastor, Res. 710 Jefferson; 8. 8. 10
a. m., M:at W. C. Green, supt.; morn
ing service 11 a. m. Prayer meet
ing Tbursdsy I p. m-
Parkplaas gang, jmno J. L.
Jones pastor, res. CUrkamaa: . a IS
a. as.. Emery Kreneh supt.; araarhlnt
services each Bundsy. aitsrnailng be
tween tl s- m. and 7:1 p. m Ohris
tlaa Badeavor Thursday evening t:l
p. m. i
SL Paul's Rev. C W. Robinson, rec
tor. Dally services: Morning prey
er, 7 a. m.; Holy Euchartat, 7:30 a.
m., evening prayer, 7:30 p. m. Bun
day services: . Holy Eucharist a.
m.; morning prayer, 10:30 a. m. ;
Holy Euchartat and sermon, 11 a.
m.; evening prayer and sermon,
7:30 p. m.; 8. 13 m.; Thursday
evenings, sermon at 7:30 p. m.
United Brethren Tor. Clghta snd Taylor. ;
Rav. L F. Clarke pastor, rea. hortlaad; 1
a. R. It a. an.. Frank Pirkar, Marl
Uiw, supt ; Tnornmg eervlca 11. T. P. ,
a. C C p. .. avenlas aarvtee T. 1
Willamette M. C. Ka regular prearhlng '
aervlcae. 8. a. S p. ra.. Mrs. Kaajts
supt. j j
Zlen Lutheran Cor. Jerrereon and Eighth
atraata. Rev. W R. Kraxbarger paa. I
tor. rea. IX. Jefferson; S. 8. I M a. m , (
Ra Kraabersvr aupt.; morning aervle '
1 I, evening T:4I. Luther Uifui 7,
p. m
West Oregon City School House
Services conducted by J. O. Stsats
school0' ,0"OW, b' 8und,jr
YOUR .TEMPER.-
Remembef iKat when you are
right you can afford to keep your
temper and when you are wrong
you can't afford to lose it.
THE BIO
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MIINSTRELS
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OREGON CITY iTr
Monday, July 11
DON'T MISS. THE GOOD ONE
Largest and Best Minsirel Show In tbe World
PARADE AT NOON.
No Guesswork
r. J umn
CasblM
Ovea frsen A. M. M r
THE WColDS CotATEST SEWISS MACHIKE
.LIGHT RUNNING.
lfyaa want elthar a Vlheatlng nhaMle. nVsary
rbuUlawr s HiualeThrrad falll
MrarliiS Macttlaa write lu
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Orano, Maiaisi.
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tkald by awiawrlaed atera aaily.
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W. L. MARSHALL
Portland, Or.
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK.
Cor. Vaoghe and Twenty-fourth Sts.
VERNON k
PORTLAND
July 11, 12, IS, 14, 19, 1i.
Came. Segln Weekday, at 1 p. m.
Sundays, f.0 P. M.
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY.
Boys U"def 13 Free to Bleachers
, wdaeaday.
BUNGALOWS
are tht popular atyl la bomt
architects r. I apeclalhe sa
designing- snd building buag-
arrangement, homelike la ap
pearance, y i
At Moderate Cost
If yon are thinking ef build
B ln nd -eine,orphont
for an engagement.
Clarence Simmons
CONTRACTOR V BUILOIR
Ninth and Main Streets.
Phone PatxMsIn 3292.
Read the Morning tCnterprise.
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CANVAS
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PERFORMANCE AT P. M.
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