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MORN1KO ENTROTKISE. wrnvBanAV. REITEMnKK 27. Wl. MORNING ENTERPRISE OREGON CITY, OREGON 'E. E. BROOIE, Editor and Publisher. nterad aa aaecnd-cUaa matter Ju- rie, tail. at in am amoa at unana uadef tha Act of' Mara . . ' .. , . r ' ' " Local Grappler To Meet Champion TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. , 3m Taar, by mall . . . l almtha, bT mail . Tovr Mnatha. by mall. Par weak, bjr oaxliar . . . .11 M . IN . IN . .1 CONTRACT ADVERTISING RATES rtrat taa, par inen first InaartM!. . . .lav Vet r"a, pat Inch added tnaartloe. .lee . Tfarrd peatttoa any paaa. par wtea first tavaartVm.. Ie . Prafarrwd position any paga, par bach aAdnd. tnaartlone IS Raw pa par alter thaa firal paf-a. par lack ' ft rut laaartlon. la Ru pa par othar haa rtrat pafa. par tana a44ad fciaartlona. . , a, deep la lac ar ttaa; to racolar advar 1aira (a tea. Weata. For Bale. To Rant, at . aea . aaat a word flrat teaarttoti; ooe-half Ml aao additional. Rata for adrartlalaa In Aa Waafcly fcbtarprlaa will bo tha him aa k Ika a ally, for adverttaemente eat aapautaily for tfea waakly. WJiara tha aovartlaaaaaat - la rranaferrad from tha dally to tha waafe . r. without caanxs. tha rata will aa a " aa taoh for run of tha pa par. and la aa atea for spacial poaltioav. Casti ahould tecompaiy erdr where party la amkaowa la bestnaaa offtaa af th Kntcrpnaa. ' Lace adrartiama: at legal ad"orttatn rata. CTtreua advertising and apodal traaalaai I'dYartkslnjt at tlo to (Oe aa tacit, aocord to special, ooadltloaa gm-araine; tha and Bankrupt Bala" adver- t Bmnaata no Inch flrat meartlea; a44J. jowl laaartioao aama mattar JSs atcau ". Sews itama and wall wrtt'a artJaias . of mailt, with la to real to local raadera, will ba ctadty aocapbod. Re)ectad aiaaa saMste nevar returned naleae aoaompaa to ay MiBM. lt prepay poataaa. CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER. . a) THE MORNING ENTERPRISE la on sale at the following atoree every day: Huntley Broe. Drags v. Main Street, J. W. McAaalty Cigars -" Seventh and Mala. ' Secreat Confectionary Main-near Sixth, M. B. Donn-Confactlonwr Next door te P. O. v City Drug 8tore "" - Electric Hotel. Bchoenborn Confectionery Seventh, and A. Q. Adama, . v ( vantwe svj ff aya j . " jr a . . . k ' I ' - . ..... rX A.-"' v;r..- -.-f N v - A ! -..'L. ' i.'.,-,v.frv-::, . J r ' .. ' . . ) . " : Millstone "Around Its Neck" - Does Not Discouratfc This Tree Peter Boxukua, lightweight champion of th world, who will meet "Auk" Smith at the Armory Tuesday night. Much Internet i being maniCeated b kral sporting fans In (lie handicap wrestling match between Peter Bosukus of Portland, the Creek grap pler who claims the world's light weight championship, and "Auk" Smith of this city. The bout will he held at . the . Jmory Tuesday, . Octo ber 3. These men have been anxious tor some time -to try conclusions on the mat, and now that they are matched, the outcome la awaited with great Interest In his challenge. Bozukua agreed to throw Smith four times In an hour or close the matrb. Many think that the artful Qreek will be able to do thla, but Smith, who Is a remarkably good man, has a roat many supporters who are positive that Botukua Is biting off too large a chunk when he endeavors to spill Smith. A program of Interesting prelimi nary events la being prepared. ;-i..a .lfUtr How to Get Rich IJve wltliHi your moans.' . I liult your wants while enlarging your resources. lilNPne wlih luiurlea as long m yoy.can pay only f.encaj Hjllgtaj aa- ' . promise jowr Independence by becoming a money i,vtT aril as a monef" paruer. " Vou can buy au Interest bearing Certifies! of Dapoilt or a dfiNi.lt In our Hli Department every tlm you have a lJJ dollar. The Bank of Oregon City OLDEST BANK IN THE COUNTY 4 D. 10. UkTOUrtKTTB Pfwal.laoif I MKT EK THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of OREGON CITY, OREGON Sept 27 In American History. 172S Samtiel Adama. patriot, born In Boston; died there 1803." 1870 General Braxton Bragg, noted In . the Mexican war and aa a Confed erate army commander, died; born ''. 1817. , 1906 A gulf storm spread havoc -at PeasacoU and Mobile. 1810 The president pat all assistant . ; postmasters nnder the ctrll service. v Ex-Prealdent Roosevelt defeated . OVlce President Sherman for tem porary chalrmanablp of New York '' tax Republican convention. V ' ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS. ' (Front noon today to nfon totnorrow.) 8oa seta 54 rlaea TA: motm aeta . 8:18 p. m Planet Mercury snd Venus seen In east be few unrlse "The Astor business Is over," re marks the Syracuse 'Post-Standard. If we were sure about that we'd alng the doxology. , e "The elderly millionaire" Is the way In which the Syracuse Post Btandard refers to CoL John Jacob Astor. And he Is only ferty-aeven, many years thla side of Dr. Osier's chloroform stage. s . LIABILITY FOR BAGGAGE. A decision handed down' by the supreme court of Massachusetts holds that a passenger on a railroad la not limited to the recovery of $100 for ' the loss of baggage, the . maxi mum amount fixed by the Interstate Commerce Commission, where he did not know of the regulation and had not agreed thereto. ' The decision was the outcoe of a ult brought by a Los Angeles woman ta recover damages for the loss of tranka burned when the railroad sta tion at Sunapee, N. H-, was des troyed. I Toe tullng la of more than ordinary ' Interest because ft overrules the j Interstate Commerce Commission In - There la much paragraphing about a man named O. Hell, who has peti tioned a court for a change of name. A man with such a name aa that must be forever thinking of himself, and the courts should relieve him of his self-consciousness. e The price of granulated sugar has advanced. if you don't like It you can lump It. SUGAR PRICE CUT; BOYCOTT FEARED New York, Sept 26. (Special) Fearing a boycott on refined sugar the magnate of the augar trust t day lowered the price of that coin moditv from 17 to $6.25. The first break in tbe-hlgh price whleh-h been Drevaillng was made when Ar- buckle Brothers announced this 75 rmt droD In fine granulated. Other sugar men hastened to fol low suit, with the single exception or the Federal company. The broken state, that the consumption of sugar has declined considerably since the Drlce was advanced, and the mag nates were beginning to fear a boy cott. THE GREATE8T OFFER EVER. The Morning Enterprise, the Clack amas county dally and the North west's greatest weekly. The Weekly Oregonian will be sent to any address for $3. This offer Is good on and be fore October 31, 1913. Old subscribers or new. It makes no difference both receive the ben efit of this wonderful offer. Bend In your subscription now. Don't wait till it Is too late. Remember, Octo ber 31 Is the best day of this offer, and as the papers both atart at once and run until November 1, 1912, you get more for your money If you sub scribe now. . MADEMOISELLE'S VEIL This Adjunct ef the Teilat Completes a Charming Hat Effect. Of course sbe weurs a veil If t) Wishes to be in the faabion and alnu If she likes to keep her wvll t-uilTed bend In trim, orderly style. Blink and white lare veils whlih hong Htruljcut from the brim of the hat are very smart Indeed. They add a bit of charm, to a charming but ot Nlcknamea For London Kb para. Nicknames for newspapers have gone out of favor While the Time was formerly Granny anil afterword tbe Thunderer, the Morning Pout used to be' known as Jeames. that generic name for flunkies being iittarbed to II in allusion to specialization on society news. When the Morning Herald and Standard bad tbe same proprietor and to a lartre extent tbe same staff and a case apparently within its JurUdlc used to appeal to each other as Inde- tlon and In that It seta tin Ignorance 1 Inoent suuionur. ...ry .n.r of a public regulation as a defense against its enforcement. The case is to be appealed and the final decision of the federal courts will be watched with deep in terest ew Princess Louise of Saxony haa seems to be lng for. about all Louise Is Mr- -eae- Political chestnuts are also tug. ripen- Inrlv known as Mrs. Harris and Mrs. i Gump. The Morning Advertiser, as the orgnn - of trade, hns at various times leen dubbed the Rnrrel Organ. the Tap Tub and the Gin nnd Gospel j Gazette London Chronicle. ! Percussion. The percussion1 method of Igniting gunpowder In muskets was Invented by a minlMter In 1S07. Trademarks. A boil I loo irndenmrks ure re(ristre1 ocb week at Ihe (intent itlli- ip Washinirtou Whoever Reaches Back Hard est Into the Past Will Go Forward Farthest Into the Future . By President HADLEY of Ysle s I I 'HERE are few things bo important and few so little tmder- gtood as the REAL USE OF TRADITIONS. Some peo ple do not revere them at all ; others revere them for their t own sake and care for NOTIIINQ BESIDES. The true man reveres them because they help to keep his IDEALS ?ILTGII and hold them erect in life's storms. The strongest tree is '. the one which drives its roots DEEPEST INTO THE GRQUNP. The taller the tree grows the harder its roots must take hold on the aoiL Bo it is with the life of a man. HE THAT 4 DESIRES TO REACH FORWARD FARTHEST INTO THE FUTURE WHICH HE WOULD SERVE MUST .ALSO REACH BACK HARDEST INTO THE PAST FROM WHICH HE HAS SPRUNG. All our great human institutions are attempts to realize this idea - -1 to pet men into these relations. ' A family haa it associations and i tr liters which make a man 8TR0N0ER for having brothers " ' ! "'--.-. for being one of a line whose good VA5CT PBASJ.VT BLOUSE. ' face, and nowadays that Is a point not overlooked by the up to date woman or girl. Fancy mesh veils to match one's chapeau are also In vogue, and one ecs numbers of brown, blue and green veilings. But .the black veil will al ways hare its admirers, and there are many smartly groomed women who stick to black veils of varioua sty lea despite tbe whims and vagariea of that whimsical dame. Fashion. Tbe peasant blouse In its many vari ations will continue to be popular thla all and. winter. The model pictured la quite new, tbe yoke being cut In points. This waist la made of meseallne with trimming portions of all over lace, pip ing and buttons of velvet. JUDIC CUOLLET. Diameter ef the Sun. The diameter of the sun diminish annually by IV) meters, about tbe ten millionth pert of Its total BASEBALL RECREATION PARK, Cor, Vaughn and .Twenty-fourth Bte SAN FRANCISCO PORTLAND September 2, 37, 28, 29, iO, October 1 Games Begin Weekdays at If.".. IS V Sundays, 2:S0 P. M. " ; LADIES' OAV FRIDAY. - Photo eapyrtght by AinartcaiTrWaaoclanonritt a. J klHa) a rwwka1 1 n B HAVING a millstone arouna onea neca is a uanarruua lu.u. ...... to Holy Writ, especially If one is to be cast Into tbe see. But Ihe tree shown In the shove picture haa thrived In sptto of such hamll. cap. Many years ago a huge millstone that bad been used In turning wheat Into flour at Sheldon'a mill at South Dover, N. Y., waa discarded. The new roller process made'tbe old fashioned method obsolete, snd the heavy millstone waa useless sod wss thrown- away. It lay on the ground Wide the road for many years, sad then a aeed under the atone apnmtwl, and a slender plant poked It head through the hole In the center of the stoue. It continued to grow until It filled the bole and gradually lifted tbe heavy stone from the ground. It continued to grow and to raise the stone until It. now appears as shown In the picture. The stone Is need aa a seat by wayfarers who are tired. It la a comfortable Beat. too. and la different from anything seen any where else in the world. CROP-REPORT OFFiCE LOCATED IN PORTLAND Portland has become headquarters for the OregonVWashlngton crop re porting section of the bureau ot sta tistics, department of agriculture! . With the . appointment ot E. T. Marchettl as statistical agent of the department, the crop reporting dla trlcta have been changed. Formerly A. F. Hltt of Idaho had the territory composed of Oregon, Idaho and Washington for his field. Mr. HWt will now have charge of Idaho aid Montana, while the new district com posed of Oregon and Washington- will be In charge of Mr. HarcheUr Tbe new arrangement Is expected to strengthen the hold of the crop importing bureau of the government because It will place Ita agents in closer touch with the situation. Heretofore the territory has been bo extensive that even with hard work it haa been Impossible for tbe department's representatives to fully cover all tbe details. Portland has been selected as houd qiiarters for the new division because of Its central location. Mr. Mar chettl was for some years connected with the census bureau and la there fore equipped for tbe work here. BACON, LARD and HAM. are Arm VEAL CALVES Veal calves orlng from 8r) to uxr according to grade. - BEEF 8TEERS- leet teer for the local markets er (etching IHcto 6e llvw weight. SHEEP r nrin at to to Sa live weight. Quotarrana Tor Oregon City. POTATOES Beat, Buying 1 cents pound. F!,OUR AND FEED Flour Is stesdy. selling from $S to $5 SO: very Tittle) of cheaper grades. OATS (Buyng) Gray, $23 to $21. white, from $25 to $26. Heart toHeart Talks. By ED WPI rv. XYR HIDES (Buying Oreen hides, 6c to Cc; salters, SVfec to USc; dry hides, 1 2c to 14c. 8hi.p pelts, 25c to 7Sc each. DRIED FRUITS Local prices are firm at from 8c to lOo on apples and prunes. peaches are lo. SALT Belling 50c to 90c tor fine. SO lb. arck. half ground 40c; 76 for 100 lb. sack a. Portland Vegetable Markets. BACK VEGETABLES Carrots, 11. 25$1.50 per suck; paranlpa, $1.25 ft $1 60; turnips, 1.2Sfy tl.liO; beets. $1.60. BUTTER (Eujtng) Ordinary country brings from 16c to 20c, fancv dairy from 20c to 22c. cream ery 22c to 26c. EGGS Best grade 25 centa. POULTRY (Buying Firm with lit tle good stock offered. Good tens are bringing 12c. Old roosters are In poor demand, broilers bring from 10c to 18c, with good demand. WOOL (Biiy;"g Vool prices sre ranging from 14 to 17 cents. HAY (Buying.) Timothy $1 to $17; clover $9 to $10; oat hay, best, $12; mixed, $10 to $12; alfalfa, $12 to $14. FEED Shorts $?9 to $30; rolled barley, $31.60 to $32.60; process bar ley, $33.00; whole corn, $39.00; cracked corn, $40.00; wheat $32.00 to $33; oil men, $r,3. Shacw Brook dairy feed, $1.25 per hundred pounds. ONIONS Jobbing prices; I Oregon $2.7i per 100; Australian. $3.60 per 100; Texas, $2.26 per, crate: Califor nia, $2 per crate. . . Oregon City Stock Quotations. HOGS ..'ogs are quoted He tower. From 121 lbs. to 150 lbs. OViC, from 160 lbs. to 200 lbs. $40, E. W. MelUen i Now open for business with a full line of new and second-hand furni ture. ,.:,:.. PRICES TO SUIT TrIE CUSTOMER Highest Price Paid lor 'i Second Hand Furniture. In the new 'Brick Building, CHILL HAVIiU Alma Wlmlry uf t'li:illiiiiiMgii. Tcuu drank one and one tin if lruin of mr bulic ucld la iiu utteui;t i ciij t.ei life, but was suved by tbe ti.vitl;iu. Why a suicide t fourteen Tbe girl reveuled the tint Hi if she with several of tier fellow workers u a factory hud emend luto u u;i part, preferring to die rntlur Hum work lu tbe mills. Listen to ttie clilld: "We all wuuted lo die at our -frsn.e We go to' work at l In the tiionilui; and work until 0 at night. We In.vr no time lo piny. I.lttle Ilentm trie and says she would rutber be deuU than alive. So we miide up our uuiuIn we would die. What a trnged of childhood: Without ihe iower of self onnlvl these children did it fully realize i.t haps tbat under 'tbe depressing an I monotonous lubors of the mill Ixiili their bodies and brains were beinu stunted, but they u'ld realize they were miserable. jney aid realize they were lielng cheated or their blrthrlght-tbe rlglu of aelf development, the right to edix-n tlon. to rexreutlon. to pluy. Tbey did realize that bemuse of tbe long and grinding hours of in dor In the Insanitary furtory with Its nerve racking noises tbey were losing tt best years of their lives. Their pnrenta) It Is sorrowful to record that la many eases of this rhnracter tire pur cuts are to bin me. dividing wl.h tu. greedy mill operators ihe resHnslhll ity for condition n they are "But." soy lertulti i"gixiniors -I worked on the furtii us n i-hllu wLen I hfd to rench up fr the pimi bundles. It Is good for children turn ibey should work." - Yes. but working In the open ulr and sunlight la one thing; working Iq ihe dust nnd rrlme of a stUTlng intifai mospbere Is quite anotber. i- We are proud of the fact that we sre a working people. Nearly oil our great men as boys were poor and worked bard. But none of them worked under the conditions of onr modem child slaves In a stifling factory, or at opening the gates of the dark mine, or standing over tbe "breakers." labors that rbange boys and girls prematurely Into old men and women, ground by sordid greed Into .human waste There la more than one sort of wblte slavery. Alms Whiley preached s powerful ermon against child labor when she told 1 how these miserablea preferred death. ' . - In the Yukon region wblteflsh. pike r.u.a aaaw iJiaaa t,laaatJM "a" wul ba InaaMad at aaa eaat a ward, fwai laaanKin. half a a addillal a IWwa. tiaa lark car. II aae mmlK. aaa- Inofe card. It iiaaai aar aanaia. ivrcn a .riitinim. amotimh, Law, lMutaehar Advokit, VU tie la all eouria. make waoSZ ptlae Bldg. Oresoa City. OraaaT .IT-K..-.Ja-ca. BUILDgR and co-aveacToiT HARRY JONK8-Hutlder aal OeMrti Oowlraotor. Kstlmates ekewlUh - gives on all claiaaa ot kllti work, etmcreie walks ao ruHtonl concrete Kea. Pboae Mala ill . capital, SM.eoa.oa traaa-ota ftaaaral wanhrng Bualneaa. Ouan fram t a. M, an a, Wants, For Sale, Etc STRINOTH IS LIKE OUNPOWOER T.i i. effecilve It needs concentration and aim.' You ' concentrate your selling talk and aim U st the Pl'o you most want to reach throiiKh lh medium of The Knterprlao uner section. Au a.l In thla section that lelU what you want to toll a'ld nothing else will lk to more than three thousand people every day and Is sure lo bring returns. If you are In doubt try It for a stated period and learn wliat thene busy little ads can do frrr you. . Ity you Is meant YOU. Tbe Enter prisa -Uitera".. are all oppofHULltl that you should grasp. Tbey will aet you on the highway of aiiccess.No other medium will reach so many Clackamas county people every day and In no other county are there ao many people with money to invest iu a good thing, no matter what INSURANCE. . H. COOPCIt, Fo- Fire taeiruy and Real Relate. Let as hraf yoar prtipartiee e bey, tag earkante. Office la bierirai Bidg., Oregon. City. Oragoa, MISCELLANEOUS.. A LARGE Amerk-aa rira h i aurance Comany de-orai a apixilnt an agent for tkk city and vicinity. Adlras P. V., cart EnterprUe. Notice of Application for Lk-av Llcense. Notice la hereby gives that I 1B at the neit regular martini ot U rash must aaeamaaer erear anlMe an. i ry ,,OUncH apply for a llreaa) .aj fcZjrZ.ZJXZX?nJZ"'ir W nlac, of bn.ln 8e anora oeeur fraa aarroad aattaa will B. prtnlad '"' aatraa Miaimuai awaaaa iao WANT tD. WANTED Collectors to ae my col lection of all tone of curios, an htueaWadlan-Uiftketa ; at am pa ln-pr t1tT mtn, of fot atanin collectors: colna for numismatists, arrow heads for arch ' eologfsta, etc. I bay and sell all aorta of curios; also all kinds of secondhand furniture and toola. George Young, Main, near Fifth street. WANTi;-auail advartleements to tals rxtl'jmo. Prices vary reaaoa able, bee ratee at heed of ol-ima Head (be MornTag Knterprtee. vVANf EDYouli anowarnfiTKn terprlse Job printing department la tbe most complete la trie State, ontatde Portland. Try It for your next printing FOR 8A1JC Hpace In this column Hell that old plow or barrow; you don't use It since you purchased your new one. FOR. SAXE-CpwrlRht f lscher piano. $5nn model. Bargain If taken at once. Inquire Oregon City Enter prise. . 7t FOR SALE Team of bay horses, weight 2300 pounds, harness and hark, can be bought cheap If taken beforo October 6. Inquire of Freytag t Miller, real estate office. 6m(roTrritYlTTTrTrTaTiy amount from $2nn lo $2,700 against -he Slith Street Improvement Fund. Have been drawing Intereat alnce September IRth. Will run approximately six weeks. WU1 sell them at Par. Oregon Engineering and Con struction Company, Room 14, Bea ver Building. ot FARM LOANS. FARM I.OANS Dlmlck Dlmlek. t,wver, Oregon Cltr. Or. enth and Main s treats, for a mtoI of three months. - EI), RECKNF.R CO. Notice ofAppiieatlo"f-r i lie License. Notice Is hereby given that I trl rlty council apply fr a llcBatt liquor at my place of buslnrei, O Main atreet, for a period of nr months. A. KLXBt Notice of Applcatlen Far Uts t - License. NOTICE s hereby given that I t at the next regular meeting bftW City Council, apply r a ucetota aell liquor at my place of bulla. Fifth and Main street, for I tod of three months. JOSEPH WIAOt Notice ef Application For Hew License. . NOTICE Is hereby given tbat I & at Ihe net regular meeting el tts City Council, apply for s so to aell liquor at my place of lit nesa. 623 Main street, for a prt" pf. three mocths. F. R. Mrcosxra ATTOwNEYS. n T FBY. Attnrney-af-Ijtw. Mooev loaned, shatrscts nirnlsked. land titles evsmlned. estates settled, gen eral law business rr Rank ef Oregon city. Notice of Application Far tkew - ' , License. NOTICE Is hereby given that I at tbe next regular meetln$ B City Council, apply for J'TJ? to sell liquor at my pl nesa, corner Blxth n' ! for a period of three moatb c. ajionB. FIREMEN HAVE OYITCW lUPrt Members of Cataract Hcae Ceiai"! . . Have Delightful Sprees. The members of CaUract B company No. I partook of tuoua oyster supper T"dT company headquarters. Mors thlrtrfiva persons were present," eral of them being retired w" of the company, and tha evnln steot most delightfully. Our greatest clubbing offer. T Morning Enterprise by mall sn$ Weekly Oregonian. both antfl N" ber 1, 19IJ. for only $3. Offrw October 31. 19U. Subscribe for Ihe D.nr Bnt-1" If You Read This how many others will do likewise Advertising in the right way Pays Big Dividends THIS SPACE IS FOR : V ,: ' f :': - SALE.