MOHNINO ENTERPRISE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1911. TEACHERS' IliSTITUTE SEALS OVERVliEO BY FAST BEAVERS STARTS TOHORROVi . , . - 7T7- . ' , iee but it's Cold and Rainy i slot to in one of our i well overcoats or Rain-Proof . ilip-ons. A complete fall showing on display. , SEW SUITS, YCS. Another big shipment of the Famous Society Biand Gothet in the new browns. v ' J. LEVITT t Oat Wlndowt. tUtPCNSION BRIDOK CORNKR, Buperln Undent of County School (Jury announced Saturday I bat Dep uty Btate Superintendent E. C. Carleton would be on of tbe speakers at tba county school Institute which will be convened at the high school tomorrow. Mr. Csrlston will b her Tueadsy. Tba Institute will cloaa Wednesdsy. Dr. William T. roatar, president or Keed Tnatltuta, Portland, will pak Wednesdsy afternoon on "Tba I'rofsssloual Spirit." Tba mem ber! or tba Woman's club and many other realdenta of tha city will be preaent to hear thle famoua educator. 110 RtWARO Tot tba arreat aa conviction i io peraon or paraona, who lawfully rsmove coplsa of Tha lornlog Enterprlaa from tba ,m"a f aubacrlbara after J bu been placed tbare by irrlar. N. Style an the Grid. ft saw your boy vetting bis hair cut" Iml "line the new ruien in roui- Ll there'. n una letting It gr" " LOCAL DRICrS , Karl C. Wink waa In from Naw Era Jiurday. , , VllM NVllle fiwafford ainl Friday Portland. . . . . ... . fTry 'Ur Zoo inercnsws- jumu, - L TaJl Confectionery, 701 Main St. MIFlo.rence Moora visited Port td Saturday . ' Mrs. A. A Price apent Saturday vis Jig Portland friend. Harry McClur of Portland i ai lrm City vlattor Saturday. MIm Ana Alldredge attended tha iiaty fair at Canby Friday. , Ur1e A. Klllott attended the auto r at the fair (round Saturday. Pull line of lateat and up to data ku at Mix Cloldamlth'a. ' Tom Myers waa among Saturday' visitors at lha county fair , Ralph Kewey, a well known reai daut of Klamath Fall, apent Satur day Iq Oregon City attending to bual pa. .. 's . ,. . Oyster, any atyla', at tha Falls Confectionery, 70S Main atraat A. It Heynolda of Jennings Lodge attended to bualneaa In thle city Sat urday. ' t Mr. and Mra. George Drown, left for Newport Saturday to be .gone fur about a week. While there they will make arrangement for their wlrfter anpply of fish for the North Pole mar ket Mlaa C. Goldsmith's millinery stors rloaea Monday on. account or Jewlah holiday. County Recoalsr Lloyd . William and family spent Saturday at Canby, where they attended tha county fair. Mrs, Allen jflayea Adams or this city la apendlng a few daya at CanDy vialtlng her mother, Mr. C. Wang. Ivan (Jack) Ownbey, who baa been playing In. Southern Oregon with a dramatic company for tha paat year, apent Friday In Oregon City vialtlng hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Ownbey of tjreenpolnt - The Newlyweda entertained .Friday evening at tba home of Dr. and Mra. C. II. .Melaaner on Ninth and Monroe t reels. ridge waa tha game of the evening, tba flret prlsea belag award ed to Mrs. Walter 8. Well and to George N llanklna, while A..; A. Price was successful In winning tha conaolatton prlie. Dainty refresh menta were aerved by tha hostess. In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. WUIIain It Logus, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Price, Mr. ami Mra. George N.' Hanklna, Mr. and Mra. Mortimer D. Latourette. Mr.-and Mr, Walter 8. Walla and Mr. and Mr. Hugh llendrle. POLICEMAN RESCUES 1 MAN INNICKOFTIME Policeman Jack Front aaved a drunken man from being killed by a train on tba Southern Paclflo track at the Fourth atreet steps Saturday night. The man waa lying proetrate on the rails when he was found by the policeman Just flva minutes be fore a f ant passenger,- southbonnd, was due. Mr. Frost took tba stranger to the station house, but be was too drunk to tell his name. Uut for tba vigilance of the policeman the man undoubtedly would have been killed. A Oeegraphleal Possibility. -Sciential axMert that additional In lands are now rormtug In the China see to the sotithwsrd. esteudtug toward Australia. It Is a tiotiilile fart that all .he contloeuta or this earth tend U a point at the southern ettreuilry with the inception o Au.trujjit AuKtrslla taper soilhward benesib the aurfiwe or the pen Who can say but Jbat Australia will some day bVnie Hie soutnern point or another Isrge cotitl "bent, with the Philippine snd Borneo forming the trunk t Pacific Monthly. , Canaries te D.t.ot Firedamp. A csge containing a anary I Indis pensable on approaching a mine after sn szploaloo. Csnarlee and small WHrm blooded uQIuiuIh. u U aa mire, are, probably bei-suee "i ibelr eitreme ly delicate orKanlxma. parth ularly aeo altlve to carbon moooiide.' 1'bus a cage containing one or Ito canaries should always be taken with an ad vance exploration part. Tbey are ar- reeled by snlnni quantttlea or this gas a abort time before It will affect' a human belng.-Caaxler' Magazine. Hai purchased the business of Mrs. Nellie Miller at 403 Main Street, Oregon City. The Place for Home Made Candy, CIOARS TOBACCO We Give Service we Give service "Tea and Tbast? There's something quaint about the mere suggestion; there'are traditions behind it that hark back to a less strenuous age; , to an age when the dear old ladies met at the weekly sew ing circle to coin nice ripe gossip, and sip tea-. and cat Toast. As a universal institution the sewing circle is now a memory, but "Tea and Toast' V is more popular than ever. This popularity is largely due to the in vention of the Electric Radiant Toaster. This attractive' little device makes Toast scientific--ally, for its radiant heat forces the absolutely necessary chemical change in the bread. This means Perfeci-Toast in any degree tnat suits a: your individual taste. And it will surprise you to know that the net cost is the merest fraction of a cent per slice. Also that it makes Toast faster than the average family can eat it. anir.lv aside from theaa vlal featurea utility, speed and economy ' th!r. ? a o.n!lna Vharm In oparatn0 the Electric Radiant To.ater. The sohj; Jlow of th. aolls onTnaat porce.a.n b... ers.t.s a anug and PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT. & POWER CO.. MAIN orriCC 7th and. Alder Streets We Give Service We Give Service V PORTLAND. Bept. 30. (Special.)-- The Seals ware overwhelmed today by tha Heavers. Tba score waa It to 4. Never did the visitors kare a look-in. Harkneas allowed eight hits, but be had the- game well In hand at all etagr . Butor tossed up "aultora" to McCredle'a blngle men, who mads sixteen bits. Mora than 5000 persons witnessed the slaughter. The same teams 'will play a double header to day and If the Portland men win both they'll be pretty aura of tha pennant Vernon won again so the riag race Is still close. Tba results Saturday follow: Pacific Coast league Portland 12, flan Francisco 4: Vernon 8. Los An geles 8; Oakland 4. Sacramento S. Northwestern league Portland 10, Spokane I; Taooma 10, Seattle 4; Vancouver 11. Victoria 11. called by mistake of acorer. American league New York 4 7. St. Louis 6-1; Chicago- 9 4, Boston 12; Philadelphia 6-3, Cleveland 1-4: Waahlngton 3, Detroit 2. . Nallnnal leariiA Plttahurff ft . Philadelphia 2-7: Cincinnati 14 2. Bos ton IB; New York 8. Chicago 1; St. Lou I a G. Brooklyn 6. called In tbo 1 1th because of darkness , . ITANDINO, faclflo , Portland .... , Vernon . Oakland . Han Francisco Sacramento- . Los Angeles . Coast. Won. LoaC Pet .100 . v.107 OR .... 84 .... 79 .... 75 69 74 88 101 ' 101 110 Vancouver Spokane . Seattle ... PorUand . Tacoma . . Vlct6rla Northwestern, . . Won. Lost ....102 61 . f j 95 72 a s s 88 77 84 76 81 82 42-124- .691 .691 .626 .431 .438 .40$ Pet .625 .672 ..632 .626 .497 -.248 V I 0700LFS FAREWELL Manager ef Bt Paul Awsroa tne Twirter a Bright Bad Cw.at.r. Wbaa Vlsrty U"'lo.ne. Ibe BOO pltrOrf of Ibe Pltli'lHirg Sn tlonais. handed In tii uuiturm lu Jlaoager Kelley a t t Paul Jt wan with a sigh ot re gret for In a i a o w o word De' S galuvd ev ery bit of f be n a a wearing 'il t nose col 1 -n.r..;; O'TOOI-B. can keep f In Thio Picture You Sco Thrco Beautiful Garmonta I come here this red sweater Vast ', said Kel . ' . u t. Intrt til. a. w ivuiff twtu a locker. -Take It along, and 2 when yen wear It tbtnk or St ' Panl and tha tialntS." ' "You bet I will," was Marty's f enmahack. 1 learned mors 2 waartntf that red coat between f Innings- than 1 ever expect to cram to my - head during tne reet oZ my daya"', "A wonderful cDap," said Kel ley when OToote waa out of bearing distance, . "Tba beat fel ' low I aver knew." Marty whla ; pered to bis neighbor at tba same rime. J MAY QUIT ROWING GAML 8h.ph.rd Disappointed at Failure te Win 8eulling Championship. a..i.Hrt u,th ih record be Qas made, but ouaappoiuied innsunr ne tailed In many attempts to rupture the title or stugle eiuiilng I'liauiiilon of the United State snd tauadu. Fred arlck Shepimrd. the crack, oarsman of tbe Harlem iNew Vorki Kowlng -" may be seen in a ra-Sng ' . Kbepberd when ne iwwl tbe line a winner with rrederfcK Kuewl. his partner. In the senmr donhiw eit-ut at the middle at a tea rviratts in lluitlmore Lalior diiv prtsliT rowed nw race. . SbepBerd'sstd be reiunloert in tne game this year solely out of a dealr ... ih. ainffie srnlllna champion ahlo and to retain tl- double sculling championship. II did not win the former and k"t tne Mirer. n.. heller e It time to retire. . . 1 Mad. a 8how of Hlmsolf. "That was rough on Davis," "Whatr -Ha atented on a piece of orange peel, relf and waa arrested for giving street performance wunout a li cense." London Ideas nf t rfarmfnt tKrmc!vCi. If TOu'U UUl UIC pn.uic w uui uiu iv . a j and Ke thrTcoats, youll know more than the pictures cou say what perfect specimens they are. X.t :n..na tit fff.rma.nt nn t! - r.ht It ft fane exftmolc oi ft teuii-dtttt coat in bUck ctunoa t broadcloth. ' The black velvet collar, the new cut revere and deep cults, trimmed with wide black com- i l I II .. J 1 I I J.' tn L- n.r,..l A1 it'm 1tn1 in tan aatllt- maV- biBAUon Draiu ana DUitont, auu ciegancc inu uuuuiuuu w ure ""-" - -ing a splendid garment , . , ' A neat little coat for misse is shown by 'the central figure. lt" of blue cheviot, ef ectnrely trimmed. ig; if cjnpire SlJTICf UUilVU UUIIIUU. V-vifa wiu iltiiii Oi . , ki.a.v. n .... .. . . . finished with loops of aoutache and buttons. Cuffs are deep and pockets are trimmed to harmonize. It't an exquisue coat . ... -, Just one other in the group that one on the left . It's a decided novelty both In style' and fabric. Goth is a tan atripe velours. Model is a straight line, with seamless fronts, fastening at one aide with fancy buttons. Charlotte Corday collar and long revm are trimmed with brown ana green vcircv r j c. - '-.. .... " ' v cry uecp iuui. uauu iuuuj, t ' V ' Th.ss three costs tnsy give you a faint Idea of the splendid style and great, value of all our "Palmer Car. ment" suits and coats. ; v ( We'd be glad to have you come and see for yourselves. - L. ADAMS . nppmw nTY; mr. wpartMpINT STORL .',' Gaining a Bit " At a Philadelphia club a dlscouraped musician was. speaking to a frtead coooerulLK his lateat work. Be wss extremely melancholy. TDerei ,oo denying It," he muttered: "I cnft i com pose as well as I did Ove years sgo." H5h. yes. yon can." said tbe tried and honest friend to whom be made the confession: "It's only that your, Uata la Improving "- l.lpiUocott's. . Read tbe Morning Enterprise Our greatest clubbing offer.. The Morning . Enterprise hy mall and the Weekly Oregonlan, both until Novem ber 1, 19)2, for only fS. Offer closet October SI, 191L . , BIG AUTO RACE ' HAS ABRUPT 03) (Continued from page, 1.) i A."C. Hassler, second. ' " ... Girl babies over one . year and under two years Mrs. C W. Joohnke. first; Mrs. C. J. Cooke, second. Girl babies six months and under one year Mrs. C. E. Walt, first: Mrs. W. P. Lee, second. Girl babies under six months J. I. Sharp, .rirst; Florence Mallott, sec ond. . ' ' Best natured baby under threa years Mrs. Chrlstensen. first Lsrgest baby nnder one year--J. IS. Wells, rirsf .... ; Youngest baby "M- Mosa Founal, first,,.; . -. D Subscribe for the De.tly nterniisa. CITY CAMPAIGN TO START SOON ) (Continued rronj page 1.) UTiTla il friends are nrcinr - him to make the race, ha has had nothing to say on the sudjsci. raw men in the city have more friends than Mr nt-m.r anil ahnutd h become a member of tha council, there la no question aa to his attending to tna imnnrimt duties that would devoirs upon him with the same efficiency ha ahnwn in assistins in ine management of the big drug firm of which he Js a aiemDer. . A. E. B. U. Stenographers and HERE'S A BAR GAIN. i 20 sores, . 6 acrea cleared, balance saabad and seeded, all under good fence;. 6 room house, barn and chick en house, granary and good well, all In good order and no waste land. All level and on good road, one mile from new Clackamaa Southern R. R. on mile to school. One and one-half miles to town. $2500 cash. CYRUS POWELL Room 11. Stevens Bldg., Oregon CUy. Bookkeepers r Great Demand Business firms ore recognizing the superior trolnlng of our Business university over the work of the business colleges. Our standard Is higher; our work Is much more thorough; our work is more complete; and our students ; ore more proficient in every way. our teachers are true teachers. Just t,e school for the earnest young man or tody who desires to learn and 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 wait. In session all the year in day and night school. i ELECTIC BUSINESS UNIVERSITY. 630 Worcester Block. Phoness Marsholl 2751; Home AS6. PORTLAND, - - OREGON.