MOUNING ENTERPRISE, 8ATUKDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 191V
m It tee waa disposed to leave this
matter In the bands of tbe governor
for tbe time being.
The bills were the result of a care
ful research and tbe beat thought of
me coniiuiivev ana were aaopiea oy
a very large majority. There were
not more than four dissenting votes
at any one time od any measure.
AMONG TflE CHURCHES
Foot Ball, Watch, or an
Air Gun FREE
WITH EVERY BOYS SUIT
Yo will H here 1' "otment of Fine Boy'a
FII Salts and Orercoati In all the new shades In
lf0Wfl ad dark gryi Alio a complete line of Boy '
Hats, Shoes and Furnishings.
Price $3.50 to $10 '
J. LEVITT
,U8PeNION SRIDO CORNIR,
See Oar Windows.
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10 REWARD
r,.r tbe arrest and convtotlon
of in person or pereona, who
l.Vfully remove copies of The
JS hM be P' ' . j
carrier. .
Another M altar.
niriWhv da rou Insist tipoo
marrying LtablerT !! Un't to be
trust d. The Otbrr Girl-Why. I a
trait blra with uiy lire.
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LOCAL BRICfS
Rolwrt Cassaday. of Carus, wn In
ihli city Friday.
Mr. Musslnaer. of Shubel, was In,
ibli city Friday,
v irk (iiiiv. of Carus. waa In
Oregon City Krlday.
J. V Wrldner. of Beaver Creek.
was In thla city Friday.
William Stubbe. of Eatacada, waa
In ihli city on Friday. . .
Vr aiM Mri tlanra-e fttevena. of
Clark-a. were In Wis cuy rriaay,
Ur ami Mra. Charles Howard, of
Carus. were In Oregon City fTiaay
p i. HrhKtnnl. of Molalla. transact
d business In Oregon City on Frl
y. ;
William Miller, a well known
frmr of Carua. waa In thla city Frl
my.
Fred Kamerath. of Bhubel. waa In
Oregon City on a business trip in
Mr and Mra . Nalaon. of Liberal,
re among tha Oregon City vleltors
Friday.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Bpangler. of
Carui. transacted bualneaa In Oregon
City Friday.
Ur m.wI U rm William Y Davis, of
Cam, .-r among tha Oregon City
visitors Friday.
Fred I .lira a aftar anendlna Several
yara at Lebanon, baa returned to
all borne at Park place.
Mra. 8. 8. Neeley, of Ooldendale.
wain., U visiting her Bister, jura, w
I Etchlson. of thla cltr.
Mlita Haiel Tomllnaon, of Portland.
Ii In tills city visiting bar aunt. Mra.
Jot Alldredge, of Seventh atreet.
. Kiimirif vuar V. l.a- w w
farmr of Clarkea, waa transacting
ousmegs in Oregon City fTiaay.
Mra. J. Everhart, of Bellwood. waa
hi thin dlr Friday on her way to
Molalla. where aha will visit her
ions.
ihl lla.J K (V. l,inllunl
farmers of Clackamas county, whose
pome is at Carkea, waa in tDia cuy
riuny.
" T. K. Ketchum. of Vancouver,
Wa.h waa In thla city Thuraday and
Friday, registering at the Electric
Hotel. ,, .
Bvry young man ahould study law.
It la - . i i j A km
lilt UUIIIUIUGII W1BUUIU V
It tnnkfs a power In the world. Now
l a good time to commence
course in Law at the Portland Law
School.
Mrs. Robert Bchoenbor. of Carua,
bo la visiting her alaterln-law, Mra.
Blara Bmyth, la 111 with an attack of
ftAH .nil f 1 A . tA nf SaII
iiiii iami'"H dvuui w " v
ood, were in thla city Friday, hav
lug come to bare to vlalt their broth
er, who hue Intermittent typhoid
fever.
n ur. nillittt. of wilmore. Kan..
who waa in tbla city laat year, r
turning to bla borne laat November,
will arrive in tnia cuy nuuuaj u
vlalt Mr. and Mra. 3. Qllleit.
iiu. ura riaoraa T. Carter lecture
at Bhlvely'a. I p. m , Monday, Septem
ber 26, on "iteaucing me ioai oi ut-
lng.M Admlaalon 25 centa. Free lec
ture. Bujuday night, on 'Immonaiity.
Uroiberbood and Unlvereal Peace."
The Primitive Ilaptlata will bld
snrvicna Hattirday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the Mountain View church,
Hav. Moffatt officiating. The mornr
Ing service will be at 10:30 o'clock.
I anil fttin Crartaa- of Holae.
Idaho, will arrive In this city today,
having been summoned here owing to
th-deah-of -their-father j-JullHa-Kr-Freytag,
who died In Portland at tbe
8t. Vincent Hospital Thursday eve
ning. ' V
Tha RrlMLle Iluaineaa University
of Portland, Oregon. Is a SELECT
SCHOOL that la giving tbe very
highest training wort. Young peo
ple who attend this Duklnees Unl
veralty make moat rapid lrogrea,
and are always sure of a good posi
tion when competent, and are al
ways abte to noia u. ,
Visa Mable Volkmar, a highly ea
ter med young woman of this city,
and who baa taken part In many
mualcal entertalnmenta. left for Cor-
vallla Friday, where ane wui laae
mnalral rntiraa at the Oregon Agri
cultural College. Mlaa Volkmar waa
accompanied by her mother, who win
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norr MrCarver,- or - portmna, nr
First Baptist Church Main and
Ninth streets, 8. A. Haywortb, pas
tor. . preaching by the pastor at 11
a. m. and 7:45 p. m.; the Sunday
school meets at 10 a. m., K. E.
Cross, auperlntendent; Christian
Endeavor at 0:30 p. m.; all are wV
' tome. - "
Cathollo Corner Water and Tenth
atreets. Rev. A.' Hlllebrand pastor,
realdence 11 Water: Iw Muss
a. m., with sermon; High Mass!
10: So a. m.; afternoon service at
4: Maaa everr mornlna at I.
First Congreestlonal Church. Morn
ing aervice ai iu:su ociock; eve
ning service at 7:45 o'clock, '
Flrat Church of Chrlstl Scientists
Ninth and Center atreeta; Morning
aervlne at 11; Wednesday evening
meeting at o'clock; reading room
open every afternoon except nun-
cay rrorn I to t o cioca.
German Evangelical Corner Eighth
and Madison streets. Rev. F.
Wlevealck pastor, realdence 713
Madison: Bundav' school 10 a. m.
Herman Bcbrader, Monroe atreet,
auperlntendent: morning aervice
U; Young People at 7 p. m. and
preaching at I p. m.; prayer meet
ing wenneaoay a. c.u p. m.
Gladstone Christian Rev. A. H. M'lt i
L. naalnr raalrfnnca flladstone:
Sunday school 10 a. in., N. ('. Hen-
drlcka, superintendent. Morning
aervice, 11 o'clock. Brotherhood
anrvlcea at 7:4S. '
Mountain View Union (Congregav
tlonall Bunday acbool 3 p. m.,
Mra J II Oulnn aunrlntendent:
nible Study every Thuraday after-
Wfti ' fall &m Wnciter
I aV III!. .Willi H " vii Hl.ia fv - a An ,u 'r a i
v f L J I
- t li
visiting relatlvea In the city for a few
dava. .
p. A. Merrtam, Chief Electrician of
the United Btatea Navy, will deliver
hla laat lecture this evening at the
nrand Theatre. He Will go to aiem
to lecture tomorrow.
PLANSTO IMPROVE ROADS SUGGESTED
(Continued from pm 1)
a m m it aa t . r . . s
V
he SDDortloned among the several
counties of the state according to
their reapectlve area In square mllea.
The bill further provides that before
.n. .minrtlnnmanl of the State high
fun shall he made to any coun
ty, aald county muet first expend an
....I amnnnt r money In the con
struction of public highways In said
miiiik tha orl to DC aone uuuei
k. annarviainn of the State Highway
fv.r., aalnnar. The hill runner prw
vldea the method by which county
Mjiiirli an rl other offlcera ahall avail
..aiuiiai nt tha nrovlalona or tnia
act. and further, how aald county
ahall be reimbursed from tne ran
treasury.
The third bill, known aa me
aid bill, provides specially bow each
county may secure atate aid or Ita
apportionment from tbe state high
way fund.
Electlona May Be Called.
The fourth meaaure, known aa the
Ilondlng Act, Is very brief and is as
follows: . ,
;-Tbat any county may, by an elec
tion called by the County Court upon
petition of ten per cent or tne ieai
nnmnntait unon the last reg
istration llata compiled In . aald coun-
. h a matnrlt nr ttlOSe TOling Oil
I ( 11 a --'" . . . j.
the question create ana issue wn".
other evidences of in
debtedness or debts for permanent
roads or for the construction, main
tenance, imnmvemeiit or repair f
. l,hln aalit rountV."
The question of counties Donaiug
iv...ii for funds was passed at
the last election, but the meaaure
was not considered sen-acting enu
this proposed bonding act Is In the
nature nr an enaniiiia
t h aHiiinn tn tne meaaur uicu-
U KHUtl ..... .
tloned in detail a recommenaai on
waa alao. made that an Initiative
measure be prepared for submission
to the people at tne nexi
election prqvldlng for an Issue of 30
years 6 per cent bonds to the extent
of $20,000,000. It Is suggested that
these bonds be issuea at tne i
12 000.000 per year covering a penou
of ten years.
No- action waa tanen in
tbe working of convicts as tbe com-
Methodist Eolacooal Church Rev. E.
F. Zimmerman, paator. wunaay
achoil at :45. Preaching by the
paator at 10: a. junior League at
n fn.
rirat Presbvtarlan Church Rev. J.
R. Landaborougn, paator. Morning
worship at 11; Sunday school at
10 o'clock. Mrs. W. C. Green, su
perintendent: T. P. 8. C. E.. at 7
n'rlnrk.
Parkplace Congregational Rer. J. L.
jonea pastor, reaiaence laaaniaa,
Sunday school 10 a. m., Emery
tvanph annerlntendent : oreachlnc
services each Sunday, alternating
between 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
Christian Endeavor Thuraday eve-
tilna 7-SO. '
St. Paul's Rer. C. W. Robinson, rec
tor. Dally services: Morning pray-
er, 7am.; Tlolr EucharlaL-I:3q aL 1 " 0 1 iT
m.; evening prayer. 7:30.; Sunday anCl I attemS.
aervicea: hoij tucmrni a .
morning prayer. 10:30; Holy
Eucharist and sermon 11 a. m.;
evening prayer and sermon at 7:30:
Rundav school 12 m.: Thuraday
...nln. aertnnn at 1 ' SO.
United Brhren Corner Eighth and
Taylor, Rev. U F. ciarae paawr.
realdence. Portland; Sunday echool
10 a. m.. Frank Parker, Maple Lane,
auperlntendent; morning aervice
11; Y. P. 8. C. E. p. m evening
ajftrvlnai 7.
taiuiaaata M T Vr resiilar Drench
ing aervicea: Hunoay kuwi a p.
n Uaa Dumi annerlntendent.
Zlon Lutheran Corner Jefferaon and
. n V
Eighth atreets. Kev. w. n.. ".ra
berger pastor, residence 720 Jeffer
son; Sunday school 9:30 a. m.. Rev.
Kraxberger, superintendent; . monv
Ing service 10:30; evening 7:45;
Luther League 7 p. m.
Weat Oregon City School Houae J.
O. Btaats will preach at 3 o'clock;
Sunday scholl conducted after sermon.
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Not Cheap Goods but Better Goods at
best Prices is the aim of This Store.
Mother Shipment of New Fall Maiiney
Nifty Hats for the Ladies at prices within the reach and
-reason of all. See theJatest in
Department. - '
Fall Opening of Fine Df ess Goods..
We are pleased to show our New Line of Fall and Winter
Dress Goods. . 1 - ' t. . . :
Our Mannish Suitings in Mixtures of brown, gray red and blue affords, a good selection.
We also show a good line of Broadcloths, Serges, Mohairs and Panama in the latest weaves
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Our large exclusive departrnent for Furniture. Stove., linoleum. Wall Paper and Bedding, offer. Special Value, to Ca.h buyer.. Let m
quote you' our price, in Furniture and Stove.. - v ' . . '
Orogon City's Big Department Dtoro
ANOTHER CLOSE GAME
IS WON BY BEAVERS
MISS DOLLIE PRAn
DELIGHTFUL HOSTESS
lll.a rtntlv Pratt was a -delightful
hostess at a party given at ber home
last evening In honor of Mra. E. Ken
neth Stanton. Mrs. Stanton, wno.
formerly was Miss Anna Shannon,
was married about a week ago. Mlsa
Pratt was assisted in receiving oj.
Mlssea Stella Grace and Mona King,
of Portland. A sumptuous luncheon
was served and Mrs. M. D. Latour-
ette won first prlae at "600. ansa
v-m. rafinM .mi aMnnd nrlxe.
The entertainment was one of the
moat delightful gin in tne city mis
fall, and Mlaa Pratt waa congraiuiav
ed by all her frlenda. The following
were present: -. -
Misses Clara Caufleld, Edna Cau
field, Nellie Caufleld, Marjorle Cau
fleld. Helen Dalton. ' Besa Dalton,
Elizabeth Rooa. Annie Dollack. Ruth
Brlghtblll. Wynne Haney, Kate 8ln
nott, Clara Fields. Catherine Mont
gomery, Allan Aaama, Maine ujus,
Nleta Harding, CIS Pratt, Alice Shan
non and Mesdames M D. Latourette
and J. N. Wlsner. .
MOUNT PLEASANT
THE
Milk and Cream in bottles
delivered at all hours. ,
Dairy Duttor
Froch EcDO
On and after Oct. lit we will be at the oW Grand
Union Tea Co. atore on 7th St.
FARMERS ATTENTION
We ant yor Mtllc and Datry Prodoce.
Phone Main 1262.
SCHOOL ENLARGED
RTLAND. Sept. 21. (8peclal.)
With Steen on tbe mound Portland
snatched another rlctorr from Oak
land today. The score waa 4 to S.
Portland winning In tbe ninth. Tbe
Beavers got 3 In the sixth. Krueger
scored when Sheeban's drive bounced
Over Pernoll's head. Sbeeban took
second on Pernoll's wild throw to
Zacher. Peck singled to center ,
scoring. Sbeehan. . Kuhn singled to
left. Peck scoring. Sten waa sale
when Cutsbaw dropped his fly. Oak
land made one score in the sixth and
two In tbe eighth.
Tbe reaulta Friday follow:
Pacific Coaat League.
Portland 4. Oakland 3.
8acrameto 6. Vernon 3.
Los Angeles 6. San Francisco 3.
Northwesterln League.
Vancouver 3, Seattle 0.
Other gamea postponed on account
of rain.
American League.
New York 4. Cleveland 3.
Detroit 8, Boston 3.
Philadelphia 2, St Louis 1.
Chicago 5-1, Washington 0 0.
National League.'
New York 4, 8t. Louis 3.
Chicago 8, pnuaaeipnia a.
Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 3.
" Boston 1, Pittsburg .
STAN Q I NO.
Hotel Arrivals.
The following are registered at tbe
Electric Hotel: John "Wright, Port
land; Mrs. J. C, Seattle; C. H. B.
Thomaa and wife, Seattle; Cora
Hutson, New York; Ous Green
bourn, Floyd Holden, Mrs. Brown.
Victor Burnell, Portland; L. J. Kin
nawa, Portland; L. J. Fenerborn. L.
Hylton. William Stoob, F. K. Ketch
em, Vancouver, Wash.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ot R. and Heasie Mack to O. W.
Krueger. easterly IS feet of lot 3 of
block 4. Canby; $750. , '
Jan.ce A. Bunnell to Rudolph and
Agnes Martin, lota 1 to 23, 26 inclu
sive and 27, block 5; lots 9 and 13,
Inclusive and lots 16 to 22; lots 13,
14, 15, block 4 Oak Grove Park; $100.
James BeU to Ella C Durham, land
In sections 17 and 18, township 3 ,
south, range 1 east; $1. '
Ella C Durham to C. W. Bryant,
land to section IT, 18. township 2
south, range 1 east; $1. .
Samuel F. Owen and Clara U
Owen to Clara Owen, 409 acre of
Clackamas county; $10. .
-n ... lannl. Afreet to
Alexander I Bailie. 12 acres of sec
tions 9 and 16, townamp a k"h
range 2 east; $6,100. . :
t
Tha. TLf nun t Peasant school. Which
w.. t...n enlarareiT will he Opened
una uvi. ' . -
Monday. Miss Minnie Grace, princi
pal, and MISS uesaie iapeu, wkuw
.v.. int.rmarilata deoartment have
Ul VU . vu . '
arrived In Mount Pleasant and are
ready to begin wora. miss itowett,
nArilmH la tha teacher of the Drl
The school now
has three rooms, four cloak rooms
and new bans, ah me noora
mnA the bulldlna Is considered
nn.'nf tha best In the county. The
interior finish Is of cream ana crown
nia LMt train.
. ij.hMn mi tob as a porter on
ha F.nirllsh railroads. Shortly
after he begso bis duties a woman
a tn him ana aain:
1 have jnst lost tbe train. How long
.... k..a wait for tbe nextr .
annu uu " ----- -
Be Jabera. yon bad better go and
And the one you iom. ew lu"
pany will be after yes." returned Pat
London Anaw-re
' The Fleet Taxaa.
Abont 2.800 years ago the first taxes
were levied on the Athenian people by
E. 8. U.
Steno
raohers
Bookkeepers Great
Portland ..
Vernon . . . .
Oakland 4 . . .
San Francisco
SacramrntD .
Loa Angeles
Psclfle Coasti
W.
. . ...... 95
94
82
77
73
L.
67
74
85
95
94
104
P.G
.686
.669
'.625
' .463
.450
.412
Northwestern.
W.
Vancouver .
Spokane ...
Seattle . M '
Pnrtland ...
Taooma ..... 7
Victoria ' 41
T
a 96
...89
...83
... 80
L.
69
70
73
73
76
117
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P.C.
.619
'.661
.632
.623
.610
.259
What Do You
Think of This?
... ..ab In alnht at OraQOn City
T-II- ..e Una an InaUllmenta!
-a inn. vi - , .
a ..m. 4.9 aalla from ear line,
with 800 corda of wood, $100 pr
jcre. For these and others Inquire ot
Clyde, 1003 Main atreet, Oregon vy
Business firms ore recognizing the superior
training of our Business university over the
work of the busliess colleges. Our standard
is higher; our work Is much more thorough;
our work Is more complete; and our students
are more proficient In every way.
OUR TEACHERS ARE TRUE TEACHERS.
Just t.ie school for the earnest young man or
lady who desires t6 learn ond have the high
est and best training at reasonable tuition
rates You ore sure ot individual help
and Instruction. You know the large schools
cannot give It. You should Investigate our
work. Do It now; do not wolt. ln session all the
year In day and night school.
ELECTIC BUSINESS UNIVERSITY
630 Worcester illoclt. Phones: Marshnll 27SI; Home A346.
PORTLAND, - - OREGON.
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