MORNING ENTERPRISE, .TUE8DAY, JULY 25, 19JL
.
GREAT CLEAN-UP
of all our Straw and Panama Hata (or this Hot Weather
ONE THIRD off on all Ladies and Men i Clothing, alio
jig Reduction in Ladies' and Men's Oxfords. Look us over
Wore buying. . '".'"
Oregon City
J,
pension Bridge Cor
With a Bang. ,
Ilo. Onnnlt! What' tb matter
your oUV
I got flrrd ihla rooming."
local BRiers
Rno Howard, of Mullno, tu In
city on Monday.
J. Moor, of Molalla, wu la th
Monday on bualnria.
iholt stag will laava tba Elactrle
1 each day at t o'clock p. m.
K. Stewart, of Carua, wu In Ora
lly, Monday.
0itihardt. of Sell wood, wu In
city on Saturday.-
J. Bowers, of Salem, wu In tola
tinday.
C. Mott, of Sataop, Wash., wu
a oily on Sunday.
a Ka Kent spent Sunday with
la at Without Spring.
k Caaaeday, of Carua, waa In
Hy on a buelneaa trip Monday.
C. Newell, th Duraxrymajj o(
mas. waa In thla city on Mon
In tha Intereat of hla nuraery.
a Klhyl and Mlaa Melha Kidder
returned from Tha Da I lea, wb era
bar been visiting frlenda.
'. and Mm. Charles 8pangler, of
Carua. were in thla city on bualnaaa
Monday. '
M. Trulllnger, on of tba prominent
farmers of Molalla, wu In tbls city
on Hatdrday and Sunday.
Dr. H. A. Bom mar, formerly of Or
on City, baa moved bla ofnoe to 1017
Corbett building, Portland.
II. B. Dunn, of Dull Run. waa among
tha Oregon City vlaltora on Satur
day anl Sunday, registering at tba
Elwtrlc Hotel.
8. J. Ilradford. of Portland, wu
transacting bualneaa In thla city on
Monday.
Mr. and Mra. A. Tl. Buckle and two
children motored to Wlibolt Sunday,
where they a pent tba day.
Mra. A. J. Wllaon and alater. Mlaa
llattle' Wllaon. went to Berkeley, on
the.Katacada line, wbera they vlaltad
their alater, Mra. Cfaarlea Stark-.
Mlaaea Charlotte and Julia Dakar
went to Portland Sunday, where they
were guests of tbelr eoualna, Mr. and
Mra. E. O. Imberton.
Mr. and Mra. J. P. Keating and two
children, Rodney and Virginia, of Port
land, apent Saturday and Sunday
In thla city with relative..
Hurry S. Slefert, Sr.. of Cincin
nati O., and II. S. Slefert. Jr.. of Se
attle, Wash., are In thla city, and are
curat a of Mr. and Mra. E. T. Fields.
Philip Btoiner, one of tba prominent
farmera of Beaver Creek, wu trana
acting baalneaa la tbls city oa Mon
day. -
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Rddaway. of
The Oallee. have arrived In thla city
and are gueata of the latter'a parenta,
Mr. and Mra. J. M. Warnock.
Tba Artlaana will go to Mllwaukle
thla evening, and will attend a meet
ing In a body that will be held by the
Mllwaukle Order.
fleoraa Caaaadav. of Kentucky, waa
Kin thla city on . Monday on bla way
to Carua. where be will viait bla aon,
Kirk Caaaeday..
You don't pay tb eipena of a de
livery wagon when you buy at Harrla'
Grocery. ur 25c coffee la a wonder.
Lou Hendoraon, of Hood River, and
Thomaa Wood, who are spending the
aummer on tha lower Columbia river,
were in thla city Sunday vlaltlng
frlenda.
Harry Klrbyaon, a well-known young
farmer of leaver Creek, wu In thla
city on Monday on hla way bom from
New Kra, where ha baa been 'attend
ing the campmeetlng.
r. A. Ely and aon. Duane Ely. went
to Caxadera on Sunday, wbera they
viewed tha workings at tha large dam
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Salaries 50 to 80. Higher atandard than bualneaa college.
YOU SHOULD LWESTIQATE OUR WORK.
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one A 6448
or Marshall 1761
WORCE8TER BLOCK. Third St.. corner Oak
Portland, Oregon
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It's Mike a letter from home
every day.
It will keep you fully informed
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and county during your absence.
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ThelMorntng Enterprise is the only ,
daily newspaper between Pottland
and Salem. - It is steadily growing
.m poptilarity. ;;., ;, . '
Yots get all the ncwiworth while in :
The Horning Enterprise
that la under construction for tb Port
land Railway, Light 4 Power Com
pany.
R. R. Alldredg. who ha been on
an outing for tb paat two waeka In
the vicinity of Bandon, baa returned
to Oregon City. H waa accompanied
by Mr. Dunn, or Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley stevana and
two aona, Harley and Henry, were
gueata of Mr. and Mra. Harley Stev
us and Mr. and Mra. Henry Meldrum
on Sunday and Monday, having com
to this city In their automobile.
Mrs, Fred Martin and daughter,
Mildred, of Bpokape. Waah., who have
been for the paat three week gueats
or Mrs. pan O'Nell and Mlaa M. L
Holmes, will return to their bom on
Tuaday.
Harold Swafford and John Mulkey,
who hav been apendlng tbelr vaca
tion at Lta Angelea and San Fran
Cisco, returned to Oregon City laat
night. They made the trip by ataam-
m mttA tial a 4rinat anL.v.hlA I m a.
Dr. II. A. Olenn, of Lawton, Okla
homa, arrived here Saturday night.
and la a gueat at the horn of Mr. and-
Mra. P. A. Mil. Mra. Olenn and
little daughter preceded Dr. Gleen
three week ago. Tby hav decided
to niak tbelr bom la Oregon.
William Btokea and Harry Young,
who have been on a trip to California,
returned to Oregon City Sunday ve-
Ing. While in California they v lulled
man of the cltlea, including Oakland,
Herkeloy, Ua Angelea, and other.
They returned by ateamer. '
M. Rlcen, who formerly repreaented
the M. Seller Company, of Portland,
and who la Jtiat recovering from In
Jurlea received In a fall from an ele
vator, waa In thla city on Monday,
the flrat time alnce be met with the
accdent.
Drink Bartlett Water. Sold by all
cafea, grocerlea and arugglata.
Mr. and Mra. Cbarlea Maker and
daughter, of Lenta, vlalted Mra. D. E.
Ftottt Sunday. Mra. Maker and Mra.
Front are alaiera. The party left Sun
day nlKbt to vlalt Mra. Baker' father.
T. J. Kirk, of Highland.
Mra. J. B...,lledgea baa gone to
Marker, Waah . to - vlalt ber alater,
Mra. H. V. V. Bean.. Two other ala
tera, Mra. Franklin Pierce and Mra.
J. C. lewla, of Loa Angelea, will vlalt
Mra. Bean at the earn time. Mr.
Hedge will be gone about five week.
Try a loaf of 'Good Health" bread
"good to the laat crum" at Harrla
Grocery.
Arthur Smith went to the North
Fork of tb Molalla on Sunday,
wber h enjoyed flahlng, and auc-
ceeded In catching aom of tb finest
flab that hav been caught In that
aectlon, many of which meaaured
more than II Inchea In length. He
vlalted Mr. and Mr. Reddaway, who
are ramping at that place.
William Nlrbolla. after enjoying a
month'a vacation, part of which waa
auent at the horn of Mr. and Mra.
E. O. Seeley. of Summit, baa returned
to Oregon City, and'reaumed bla peti
tion with the J. E- Seeley grocery
autre. Mr. Seeley formerly realded
In thla city, and la now owner of a
180-aore ranch at Summit,
Mr. and Mr. William 8. Rider hav
nurrhaaed th E. Mattblea property
on the corner of Sixth and Jackaon
atreetar and have tjtken poaaeaalon.
Mr. Rider recently eoM hla farm,
where he lived for tl yeara. for $7,000.
Mr. Matthlea and family are apendlng
the aummer at their cottage at Sea
aide, and upon their return from that
reaort will move to Portland, wber
a beautiful bom la under conat ruc
tion.
BADGERS Will FIRST
FROM ROADSTI
TONNESON HIT HARD AND GAME
GOES TO VANCOUVER
10 TO BY
PORTLAND. Or., uly J4- (Spec
ial t tmuimmi aot bumDed nretty
hard today and th Roadater loat tb
.(rat ram nn tha ham CrOUttda. 10
to 5. Nick Wllllama' men. however.
played Ilk tbey wanted to win. ana
th defeat could hav been worn,
n.iimniun nltched rood ball with
th exception of the fourth when Port
land grabbed four. Thirteen bita war
made by Vancouver, and nine by Port
land. The former mad two error
and th homo boy on.
Tb reaulta Monday wr a roi-
lows: ', ;
Pacific Coaat League Vernon 3,
Loa 'Angelea 2; no other gamee
acheduled. 1
Northweatern League Vancouver
10 Portland 5: Seattle 5. Victoria 2;
Spokane 3, Tacoma I.
National League ruiBDurg a,
Brooklyn li Now York 8. Cleveland
s. iinia io. Phlladelohla 1: Boe-
ton-Chlcago gam poatpond, rain.
American league au-bwtb ,
CleveUnd 3 (benefit for family of
AddkWoaa); no other gamee acheduled.
STANDING.
Paclflo Coaat.
... .... w ,
Portland . ...63
Vernon ....... 61
Oakland .... ....... 3
San Francisco 57.
Sacramento &4
Los Angelea ... .... 45
Northweatern.
W.
Vancouver
Spokane .,.'57.
Tacoma 55
Seattle 50
Portland .... ......
Victoria 35
L.
45
68
5
68
71
L.
, 39
43
43
46
60
73'
P.O.
.670
,635
.635
.498
.483
.388
P.C.
.606
.676
.661
.631
.479
.365
HOME SAVED BY FIREMEN.
. .Ira. alarm waa turned In MOB
day morning at 10 o'clock at th
Seventh street nn iiuuo, . im uiw
a. oaa ui nrffl II All Imm.i1lat.lv. and
IIIVU ,vavr.. " - ' .....
mahed to th homo of th Rev. Wil
li. m irrKWnr. iciahth and Jafferaon
lie in ar.. - " v w- -
street. Tb roof wa allghtly dam-
. my m.Jt Ka
aged by a aeiecuve nuw, .
a.n nnn tlniilahed. With
alight damage. At thla tlm of tb
year veryitin ia very utj,
waa only th good work of tb fir.
men that th building.
BUNGALOW IS ATTRACTIVE.
' Th bungalow of John Albright on
ot-.v i . u . Katvaan Jefferaon and
eiiAiu on -
Madison atreta, which baa Juat'Deen
completed, la on of th moat attrac
tive llttl noma in me ciiy. lu"
nil tha lower
floor and on tb aecond floor ar two
Bleeping apartmenta and an conven
lencea. Ther 1 bath, wliit enamel-
a si 4lll ASt.tV.Atl t haaement. two ver-
!.. it,, nn. In ttie rear belna en
a 1 1 i m -.. ... v ... . t
closed with latUc. Mr. 4iDrignt naa
"mpleted lmprovemnta to hla other
two houses on th property adjoining.
He will occupy the new: residence.
The bungalow waa built by Wllaon A
BOY CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY. .
Roland ' Wllaon and LRtl F Hen da
Hav Enloyabl Tim.
Tb fourth birthday anniversary of
Roland Wllaon. tb Httl aon of Mr.
and Mrs. William J. Wllaon. was cele
brated on Saturday afternoon at the
Wilson home, 909 Fifth street. Tb
young folk had a moat enjoyable time,
on of th featuree'of tb afternoon
being tb automobile rid In tb Wll
aon machine. After they bad gon
aeveral miles in the country tbey were
returned to th Wllaon bom wber
tb remainder of th afternoon was
apent In games and ftatlng under
th shade of th treea. Tb lawn was
prettily decorated with Chines lan
terna. Tbe little boat waa tb recipi
ent of many pretty birthday gift.
Mra. . Wllaon was aaalsted by Mlaa
Ktta Long, Mrs. N. 8wanaon and Mrs.
O. Howell.
Thos present were Veta Erlckson,
Ruth Bwaneon, Margaret Landsbor-
ough, Grace Alldredge. Elols Ely.
Raymond Howell, Richard Howell,
Everett Swanaon Ruby Long, Alton
Morris, -JCennetb Swanaon, Roland
Eby, Marion Miller, Alt Howell. Gor
don Wllaon Margaret Simmons Ro
land Wllaon, Catherine Landsborough.
FINE CHICKENS ARE STOLEN.
Mount Pleaaant Raaident Suffer
Again From Night Prowler.
Chicken thieve bav again mad
their appearance at Mount Pleasant.
Tbe resldenta ar on their guard, and
If th Intruder ar caught they will
be severely dealtb with. Many prix
chickens war stolen laat winter and
the thieve were never apprehended,
but th people ar now determined to
rapture them.
George Young, on of th prominent
residents of Mount Pleaaant, bad
gone to a great deal of expense In
the aprlng and purchased eggs from
blooded fowls, and had prided blm-
If on having some of tbe finest
young chickens in th county. After
tbey had gon to roost a few nlghta
ago, tblevea visited tb ben bouse
and took 70 of tb chicken. On Sun
day afternoon, between 3 and 6
o'clock someone vlalted tbe poultry
yard of Mr. Brown and took forty
chickens. ; ' ' , " ; .
NEWLY WEDS ARE ENTERTAINED
Mr. and Mra. Juatln Give Reception
For Mr. and Mr. Johnson.
Mr. and Mra. Matthew Juatln en
tertained at a reception at Knapp'a
Hall on Sunday afternoon and eve
ning In honor of Mr. and Mr. W. C.
Johnson, whose marriage took place
In tbla city on Wedneaday, Mrs. John
son being a daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Justin.
Many friend of tb family were In
attendant;, and on of tb feature of
tb afternoon wa th banquet served
by Mr. and Mra. Justin.' Vocal and
instrumental music and games were
tbe amusement of th afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are popular
young people. Tb bridegroom waa a
member of tb Eighteenth United
State Infantry during the Spanlah
American war. - and took an actlv
part In battlea in the Philippine. He
has been connected with a - rubber
company In Portland for aeveral
yeara. Mr. Johnson wa formerly
Mlaa Agne Juatln, of thla city, and
la a well known and highly esteemed
young woman. . ; ',
COUNTY COURT.
EXPENDITURES OF ROADS IN
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
Ray Mitchell 4104
E. 0. Jon-r.. 38 60
Auatln Taylor '39.50
Emery James 10.50
Edwin Jackaon
10.60
Mike Rowell 31.00
8. M. Long
Sam Hyd
J. 8. Yoder J.60
L H. Judd 42.60
District No. 43.
L 8. Baker .
The Giant Powder Co.........
J. W. Cablll
R. S. Clark
VT. C. Myers
E. Qulnley
Tracy Clester ,,
0. W. Judd
Cba. Murpby
S. T. ROwcllff
H. Balou
Fred Hoffmeiater
Roy Dougla . . . .
B. F. Forester
Albert Rotber 31.00
Dan Broeber ................. 19.00
Ed. Wolf ,. 33.00
F. A. Tboma ., 37.00
Glen Garret 30.00
B.F. Rector. ,. 18.00
I B. Dv1 36.00
A. D. Burnett 41.26
District No. 44. '
Scripture A Beaullau $ 2.60
Wllaon a Cook
34.50
17.60
3.00
30.07
34.00
12.00
36.00
66.00
13.00
66.00
100
20.00
36.00
MOO
20.00
00
Cba. Rider ..
W. a Randall
D. McCormack
Cba. Rider ..
C Rues ar .........
N. Norton
W. P. Jacks ....... '
Davo Jon . .
W. H. J one . .
Geo. Hamilton
Walter Owen
District No. 45.
L. N. Vallen ...,
Amoa Vallen
Erneat Vallen
Otla Vallen
John Scott
W. T. Henderaon
Albert MelUke .....;
C. E- Surfu
- District No. 46.
... a..
X-9.5
24.60
34.00
34.00
41. CO
1.50
4.00
2.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
7.00
4.00
2.00
l.oe
4.00
8.00
2.00
248-
67.00
73.75
79.00
30.50
20.50
28.00
12.00
16.00
34.50
20.00
8.00
8.00
,,,., 8.00
2.00
L. D. Mumpower
Frank Hattan . .
C. V. Smith ....
Lester Smith ..
M. L. Smith
Owen Hattan ..
C M. Philips ...
J. R. Carr ,
Will Ivle
P. Wleamandel
M. T. Whitney . .
J. 'L. Hendry
Chaa.- Hattan . .
Carl Mumpower
J. C. Halcom .
F. Good son . . . .rrV.
Elton Mumpower ........ ..
W. E. Mumpower
District No. 49.
Estacada Mercantile Co f 18.78
J. F. Snyder 58.00
Paul Saner ... .
F. H. Davla .....
Geo. W. Collwell
4.00
4.00
4,00
20.00
4.00
68.00
48.00
George Hamilton .... ,
A. Thompson
Charles Rider ................
A. O. Achlllls
G. Prlester
E. Kuppender
E. A. Pugh
j. m. Eiiot
C WIesmandle ...............
J. Bcboff
H. H. Smith
Ralph Caples
Thomaa Evans
Frank Jaggar
OtlsMorice
F. M. Foumal
T. Miller
H. O. Lieu
Hana Lieu
C. A. Caaedy
Roy Baker
J. B. Jackson
Albert Scheonborn ...... .... ;
Georg Brenner -
District No. 40.
D. L. Davla
Harvey Gibson L. '
John Anderson ................
H. Hendrlckaon '
Floyd Lake
George Forman
Earn Douglas ... ,4 . 1 ....... .
J. J. Judd
Earl Gibson
W. H. 8tone
Sherman Stone
William Cox ....w. ..........
Wm. Hammon ...............
W. 8. Craft
Janea Cooper
John McCracker . .
Orover Judd .... ,
Harvey Gibson
District No. 41.
Paul R. Metnig
George 8awtellr;
Arthur Evana
Ernest Evans ,
John Affolter a
K. A. Thalr
Web Roberts
H. H. Udell
Lee Cooper ....... ...4. ;
Yancy Cooper
Wm. Upedgrave, ..............
Harry Sawtell
Morris Qrofenhan
George Robert
G. R. Woodle
C. A. Keith
David Miller .............;...
Don Bodley ..................
H. Cupp ....... j..
Harry Morrison . ,
Paul Magnola
John Bewe
George Kttsmlller ,'
John Roberts
J. A. Shaw ...... 1..... .......
0. R. Woodl
. . Dlatrlct No. 42. .
A. E. Taylor
2.00
2.00
2.50
32.00
39.00
40.00
32.00
56.00
54.00
44.00
72.00
22.00
41.50
26.00
6.00
45.00
62.50
52.60
36.00
24.00
24.00
18.75
60.00
24.00
56.25
31.25
31.35
6.25
25.00
26.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
20.00
20.00
12.60
10.00
10.00
10.00
8.00
1.60
20.00
8L75
22.00
7.00
23.00
19.50
11.50
16.00
42.00
65.00
24.60
4.00
13.00
10.00
-2.00
46.75
.38.00
68.00
15.00
8.00
16.00
6.25
85.00
"80.60
4.00
1.00
17.00
Curthi WHcox 26.00
W. W. Porter .
G. H. Sanford .
H. O. Sanford .
M. J. Anderson
Ben T. Rawlins
A. T. Hunt ...
Geo. Hathaway
li J. Iaraelaon
H. H. Anders .
O. T. Hunt ....
District No. 60.
M. C. Colson $ 16.00
Geo. Durgan 15.00
E.Reed... 17-50
42.00
27.00
36.00
22.00
32.00
26.00
2600
26.00
26.00
47.50
W. Hubbard . .
J. E. Davis ..
J. D. Davla ..
E. W. Miller .
Miller. Mowrey Lumber Co
Dlatrlct No. 61.
A. N. Will ...'.$225.00
a
2.50
1.50
36.00
6.46
13.10
P. Ry L. A P. Co
Albert Boea
Ernest Boese . . . . .-. . . . v ?M
Goed fried Boeee
Albert Welsh
Leonard Pitner
Jake Lofgren
E. P. 8hedeen . . . '.
Albert Pier
August Pier
John Donnaho .....
J. E. 8eifer...'
Carl Shattock
J. W. Root a Co.......
J. C. Elliott a Co.
Dletricl No, 52
Will Ulrlch
C. F. Zlnaer
H. Heier ..."
Walter Baker
Gus Kanno .
H. W. Kanno
Geo. Held . .
H. W. Kann
Aug. Geppart .
Frits Oappart .
Chaa. Rebatock
175.00
.(H.
'6.00
12.00
14.00
12.00
12.00
11.00
4.00
. 12.00
' 8.00
35.00
5.25
5.25
,
I 5.00
. . .
.
19.60
17.50
15.25
1.75
7.60
10.00
45.00
15.00
25.00
10.00
22.60
J. Locher ,
Dlatrlct No, 52.
J. Bowera -6
12.50
Mr. Rphr ...
Chaa. Bety
C. E. Hall '.
L Phillip
T. Wrinkl
Kern Park Feed Co............
Forrester a Sharer
District NO. 63.
Poison Implement Co. I
11.25
2.5.0
15.00
1S.00
28.40
4.75
.76
George Palmer . ,..
A. Neuenschwander
Edward Jackson
John Low
8. P. Low .....'..
Joseph Conrad
Ernest Conrad
C. Neuenschwander ..........
C. A. Baugl ...'.............
! DlBtrlct No. 64. .
Geo B. Oglby 10-
w.H.v jtrm 10.60
36.00
19.00
14.00
20.00
800
14.50
10.00
6.00
83.75
8.60
DID YOU EVER HEAR THE RE
mark. "Put all tKe hie armies on ton '
w . & 1 tr w
ohnMwhich meant that the small and spoilt
ruit was underneath. Even If we wished it, that could not hap
pen at 6ur store. Our customers demand the closest inspection. "
I
Bealdea, It does not pay us to buy any fruit but th beat. On bad melon
peach will apoll a whol box, basket or barret W aretherfore
juat a ansloua to aeeur good melon and fruit a you are. "
Our buying I don t pieaa you and our giiarante I that w will
gladly replace any spoiled fruit, that w may unwittlngty U you. '
Here are some of oa offers
for the cut t ent T7eelii
Watermelon ....
Muskmelons .
Black be rriaa .
....... 3e lb.
... So each
. .$U5 crat
Loginb.rrlsa . .f. . . , . ,
Strawberries .......
Red Raspberries . .. .
. . 10 crata
$1.20 crat
. 1140 arat
jr. E. SEELEY
Opposite Cotsrt Hotfse Oregon City
YAQUINA BAY
Of egonfs Poptilat Beach Rcsoct
An Ideal retreat for outdoor pastime of all kind. Hunting, Flshlnc,
Boating, Surf Bathing Riding. Autolnx, conoeing, Dancing and Roller Skat
ing. Where pretty water agate, mou agates, moonstones, carnelana can b
found on tbe beach. Pur mountain water sod th beat of food at low
price. Fresh flab, clam, crab and oysters, with abundance of vegetable
of all kinds, daily. 1 " ' .... 7
Camping grounds Convenient and
Attractive.
wtb strict sanitary regulation
LOW ROUND-TRIP SEASON
TICKETS
from all point in Oregon, Washington and Idaho oa sal daily. .,
3-DAY SATURDAY-MONDAY
TICKETS
from Southern Pacific point Portland to Cottage Qrov; also from' ail C.
A E. stations Albany and west Good going Saturday or Sunday and for
return Sunday or Minday. . ' . '
Call onany 8. P. oiCtE. Agent for full particular as to faros, tralne
ached ulea, tc; aso for copy of our llfuatrated booklet. "Outing In Ore
gon," or write to .. . 'k '"'
VRL McMURRAY
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT,
... Portland Oregon.
LAW
Kn4hln- will aive tou mor power and Influence In th world than a thor
ough knowledge of the law. "It la tbe combined wisdom of th agee." ;
a a. M id Aaala 1 laa aMHl 8)aV wtkaai If miiaBilTal I A af
Thre yeara" course wiin aegre. a u, w .......
achools and th. work Is moot thoroughly done. Fully preparea for tb Bar
Air! nations k '! '- . 1 i'-' t i ,
6XTh achool is In session all th yea r In both day and night class. En
roll at any tlm; oo It now. . . " '
PORTLAND LAW SCHOOL
IRVING E. RICHARDSON, LL.O Prldnt-Dan
Phone. Marhall 3751. A-5446. ..... , 631 Worett, Block, Portland, Or.
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C. E. Smith 750
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