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Anirtm 3iv-tnx to r wpiivpsiiAY. XfiVKMHKK 22. 1911. u kj rvr t vr b.iintu tuii ---- - -z U03riL"G EIJTEEruilE cssoos crrr, oatxcos C. C ROOIC. ft ft Hl. a4 At rt Oraajna. aej a AM two tr wucuniMb jm Yr. ...... " Ma MwiU ky J M fv Mikk r ail. ............. fee mix . J COHTRACT ADVERTISING RATES rwa nrl H Mt ta fmi lrti PiWr paeMtna amy a. Baa ai Hi nlai " ' ' aWT fM kwtWM ., IS Km pn MW 1m n HM P barats te we Mm; wnl 4ae- Wuk rar aJa. Ta Raw, eaa, awe eBi war nr miwn; ess aac aSHrtaaal -.' Saiaa tar m4 garernee wl to (It miCr. fee Mum far Mm a iiShr. Wlm the i mm a ts mm wua the aeiaa a annii n i Ua iajr as n wmm T. wttbaa aaaaaa. tto rata woi to s aM y raw a tts to, aaal laa aa Leera' iulHi i mnjI at iiiw m MnttMai aawaosl Jaatiai liaiaai u a it Mr u Uvea. S mm to aaaetaJ mMIIMm as mate) Cto TVa SaJa" aavl aarB aW ar- iss lata M toe flrto hum -ana ii nliaa aaase atatw Bfce la. .Sam Hi an an wa ! araato) at aaarM. wtta toito to ami nana artfcj to atoaly amat btotoMM War aauaaa to anas- n CITY OFFICIAL NlWiTAFtlU- " THC MORNING CNTCRPftltX w la oa sal at th foUowtaf etare vry ay: . . HuaUer Bro. Drug - kUU 8trC 1. W. McAjmlty Ogara Satoala u Mai. E. B. Aederaon. . ' Mala Mar Sixth. M K. Daaa Ooaf actl oa ery ' Kaxt aoar to P. a . - dtj Dray Star ' . Ilectric Hot!. Sieoaabora Coafctiori 8aU aa4 X Q. A4aaa. . ... WORLD MOVEMENT ,' TOWARD - ; GREATER FREEDOM. , Tbat arbica Mat impraaaea aTerr oaa who atadJaa tba aodU and poUU cai phaaTala going o hi Marty arary part of tbo rorM. la ikm fact tkat tW xpraaa mora or laaa latcllicaaUy Ika aapirationa of MUona after grotter Ubcrty. Aa4 m oao notaa tho ocU of taa ; past f yaara ho U cooactoua tat traat proaroaa tm tmat -aJrardaa haa baea Biaoa. Antocrmtlo raWrs kavo . beea banlased, taatltatloaa popalarts- ad, and a craUfyias desreo of Bborty attainad Uat mast ba a aorpriaa area . to tboaa vao ara moat iaunedlataly coocaraod, DUs of Mtxfco, Man Bel .ot Portosal . Tm Saltaa of Tvkoy a ad lb Sbah of Persia are either Ja Toloalarjr exlla or ia priaoo, and tM th rosea of sum other ralars ar sot toe aeetira. - Dacaaaa taa fatted Stales aad Great BHtaia aajoy far mora of Ub t arty aad better social conditions taaa moat eouatriaa they hare been almost naaffectad by those saorements that 'have eooTalaed saUoas less adTaneod aloof these Um. At the same time people hare been svUt to rcognls that abases do eiist and that they aeed remedying. This la sees la England la the recent check put upon the House of Lords, the Saltation in the labor world and to the eemands for reforms of rarious kinds. wlthoat party ranks the tdepaat roter la coming more and more to the front. This does not aacaaaartty by a aa actaal taeaaalaf of party loyalty or of the party system. Bat k does mean that rotors thlak mora than they Med to and that wHh a hlcber moral seaee they demand not only able me bat able men of cleaa Ufa aad sapartority to boss dictation sad poUtlcaJ tarn tat loos. And that way lie the permanence of popular tMtttattoa and repraeentative government. Thrift Is Maally a moat excellent quality, bat ao man has a rlht to t erclae It akn the line of neglecting hia children's education and prepara tion for future V. Thrift of that character Is a ears. As naval after every elect too the politician are baay esplalntng why some things happened and other things did not. The beat safeguard of MttoM is fooad not la big armies aad Mvies bat In the pare unsullied tomes of the people. OREGON CITY FOLK ; HEAR GIPSY TONIGHT At least 115 persons are expected to go to Portland UU evening cn spec lal ears to hear Gipsy Smith, the famoas evaapellaC he Rev. 8. A. Hay worth, who has arranged for the trip, said TMaday areata, that all who expected to attend should obtain their tickets before boarding the cars. TVket holders wllj .pa. l given prof ence ta ens mora dealro to go than the chartered ears will accommodate. Rev. Hayrort. H. E. Croa. J. W. Lo ar aad IX C Latooratto. of the Bap tist Chare, will supply tickets to all who deal re them. Mr. Roake, 8r has Uckats- for tho mam bare of the Con gregational church, and Mr. Oox for the members of the Methodist chore h. Th cars UI Wave this city at i:30 o'clock. ltZES EAST SEJE LOCKS (Coatlawed from L) r- " VwU.ftrSdt.Etc The Navy's Biattcst Collier ; And i Group of Submirincs fl". . ;?Jr '.Vilify LU Viif;:ikr .tv-i'V. xsLtoau'a - v-r , . - t f- (i r ---;j Pbetoa copyright by AmarVam Praaa A. tattoa. 111V tioa of the same aad for this reaaoa are advoeatlag tho location thereof on the East side of tho Willamette River In order to delay and finally kill off the project. Now therefore be It L RESOLVED. That we. the Live Wire of the Commercial Club of Oregon City. Oregon, are la full ac cord aad do hereby heartily endorse the undertaking of the Government of the United State to locate aad construct a free eaaa! and locks at the fOa of the Willamette River at Oregon City, Oregon. IL That we express our confidence In the ability and integrity of the Gov ernment of the United States through Its engineers to locate said canal and locks at the most feasible and practi cable point on said river. III. That in oar bumble lodgment the mice asked by the property owners for the right-of-wsy for said canal aad Kirks Is esorbitaat aad unreas onable and tbat soch prices should not be paid. IV. We are also of the opinion that th price of aporoxlmately Eight Hundred Thousand ($800,000) Dollars asked by the Portland Railway, fjgbt A Power Company for th old canal and locks and additional right-of-way on the West side of the liver Is likewise exorbitant and unreasonable and should not be paid. V. That tbe Government should pro ceed, if possible to effect reasonable arranrementa with the property own rs for soch right-of-way, and if tb same cannot be secured si s reason able ftgur tnat sach rUlit-of-way b In this country political corruption, i condemned wltboudelay, m 7 ; That we refut th statements nopolies, hare crested a demand, I m4je by MrUln gentlemen from 9a wblch steadily increases, that these lorn and other places reflecting on abuses cease and that power and re-1 our position In this matter and we sponslbillty be more directly placed oo "Ciar that such ftatemenU are , . . . I unfair towards this city and Its busl- wmji pwyn. ineM Interests and further that we In all these movements at home and question the good faith of soch abroad there Is seen the fact that "the ! statements and that in our humble old order changeth," and that all real ! Jgment the persons making such .... .vi - ... I statements sre the real enemies of a progress mean, oeuer u..U. lor u n(, op.n rJve. P0Ple. I VII. - m That a copy of thene resolutions , . . , . : be forwarded to each of our Be 0 a tor Looked at from a party standpoint nd RpprM,nlatlve, ,n cmrn and the result of the recent elections pro- ,nat another copy be forwarded to Ma- doc mixed feelings in both grat par-: Jor Mclndoe and that a copy be sent ties. Defeat In one section, vd con-1 to the Secretary of War aequeni S.W.n, u -u. , ,f y0(J nJt rMdn)f ,h( Vrrrnnf som other section, sod corresponding j Enterrnse. why not? Tear-end Bar- encouragement 8 ML one thing stands ' Kan period out clearly, which Is that within and , back ta. Is now on. See ad on Morality Gaining Ground Rather Than Losing It Br Rew. Dr. NEWELL DWIGHT MILLIS n New York -fvrwOFESSOR FRAXKLIX II. OIDDIXOS, predMer.t o( IL ) th American Sociologk-al sfx-ietr, ilptlarinp: that I'OV II ERTY i not a problem to be compared to tlie problem ' IJL cf JI0KAL8 in the United Stnte, ay that American manners and moral hare DETERIORATED in the tout fifteen or twenty year. Mr position ia tbat the . RTROXO and the GOOD are becoming STRONGER and BETTER. The manner nd morals of 5 per cent of tbe American people are deferWatirifr. but the manner and moral of the other 95 per cent are gaining im measurably from year to year. A ' It aeem to me there i a CONSTANT . GAIN in tbe; diffusion of knowledge, in tba diffusion of property, In the diffuion of liberty rl in the diffusion of social happiness and moral well being. "9 PUBLIC ECIIOOL in a national atomach for digesting for- oeaia. FEW caotraau botweea dlffaraat type ef naval rwaatructio re awe strfklag taaa tho on presented by th hng colllars of th aavy aad th txttl aahaaartae. Tb Neptu, statar ablp ef th Cyclop, deaerrea tbe tttl "GUar as mark as bee eptwvrirUlty aad - terpen. She Is Urger thaa.maay ca on, having a dtoptacemt of !. torn, aad re a coal tw ahtpa at aa at th asm Urn by meaas of bar aevea derrick aa either aide. She carrhss a gun aad weak! b artrly defeua Usa tf sbe should be attacked. Oa tb other hand, th eal purpua of ih Bbmsrlae m t take tho offvaatv. to steal aaob rved nader wair aetll so Is wtthia strlkbxg AUtaac ef tb jemy at whom sh lanncbea th torpedoa. which are hr Jy armament Tbe Urgeal suhmar1n In th t'nlted Ststaa aavy m of BOO too dlaplacemeat, tb smail f aereaty-fwar ta - GYPSIES DITFRTAIIIED BY MISS CIS PRATT Miss Cls Pratt entertained the Gypsle at her horn Monday evening la honor of Mrs. W. 11 Burg hard t. of Salem, who Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Draper. Cards and music were the feature of the evening, lae prUe being won by Miss Alme Bo 1 lack and Mrs. Charles Griffith. . Rerreanmeats were served. Present were Mia Veda Williams, a! laa Helen Daulton, Miss Bess Daul- ton. Miss Zlda Goldsmith. Mies Almee Bollack, Mlas Dolly Pratt. Mlaa Mar- lory Caufleld. Mrs. Charles Griffith. Mrs. J. N. Wlsner. Mrs. M. U. L- tourett. Mrs. W. H. Burghardt nra)arssaUaTtl rested tar pia Huumtm saaaa m . . BMBsasasssaaasasasmaaaasaaaam WANTKDr-Too'i' poopl to e my c'll-Huiim of arrow head colas, ladla trtaU. vld stsms and curio vt Wl" bu ' or sU ta thu iu llett un good bargaivs In aetimdhadd furoltu'O aad toola. t.eotiJ, ouag, Mslii near rtfth ' -- WANTED Ikeaamahlog by Ih d!f. first-clas ork gusranteed. Mr. W. C onover, Kouaevelt street, Ore gon City. WANTED Job clearing large tract of lead either by Job or contract; have good mschln aad team. T. K. Uoardmaa, ullon Or. WANTtl Enfelope to address; rlrruUrs to fold. Wrtt -V car Kntervrl". Oregon City. WHY A STATU HANK) A atst nb lash nethlng f th esurlly sfrerdsd by gvrfmet Sua srvlalaa. It I wndar b dlrt a. t'l f th tat aaalnf 0partat, and sbjt t Hgid pHodi aam. lostl" f It pert wdltra, vrh lht H tM law afsurding . peltr viplld vrllh. Th fty rf ntrt I . urd at The Bank of Orcffoa Qty 0LDIST BAWK lit TH1 COUWTT tTOUJiaTTTl 9 'aXfsm, THE FIRST NATIONAL BAIQ of OREGON CITY, OREGON CAytTu faMJoa.au Tea a fsoin) ' Oirs) tea A. M. a) I t JL uj i mihihi oi, f..-im mar . -"w i)ai.r-i i--. . , , WANTEl-Uy ad girla. Here Is your rhanca youngsters to make your Christmas money easy. The Morning Eater- - pria will pay you a big com mission for brtnigng la trial subscriptions. If )o want to know mor about It call or writ to th Circulation Man ager of lb Morning Enter- prt. Oregon City, and leara ' all about what you will bav to" da. - The mors yo turn 1n th mor you will msk and you caa mak a lot If you avail Hotl Arrival. Th following ar registered st the Electric Hotel: G. Potter New Tork: Mrs. G. Pot- Ler. M. Bueuea. Mason iiij, iowa. Mlas Ida Glbaoa. of PortUad. was here Saturday looking over the terri tory for a .location to opea a millinery store. Mrs, Mcllwalr . f galem. graad mother of Mrs. oly White, hss been visiting her for several days and will return to bar borne Sunday. - Mrs. W. A. Hie and daughter .Mary spent Saturday with Mrs. Mary Uttle fleld la Portland. 8am ol Shaw, of Phlladalpbe. will preach 8unday mornb?g la the Meth odist church at 11 a. m. . Prof. II. A. McCllntock delivered a lecture on phrenology la Voshurg's hall Saturday evening to a large audi ence. Mr. and Mrs. C B. Bunnell attend ed tbe all day Orang meeting In Mil waukee Saturday. - ' Mrs. W. H. Gamer and Mrs. Fred Comfort of Vancouver, Washington. mother and eUKr of Mrs. Julia Holi. spent Wednesday bar. Tracy Moore, a student of the O A. C spent th week's end with his par enta, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moore. Mr. snd Mrs. Chaa. Guxraaa. of Alaska, spent Thursday with J. M Wallace and family. Mr. snd Mrs. FOR SALA-Oenile pony, good rondt . tton. buggy snd hamM, fit. Pnoas Oregon City. Mala lltl. IOR SALE by C II. Uvaay. carload of Trojaa powder, just received. FARM LOAMS. PAJtM LOANIWm"lehri "tma. Lyrs, Ur go City, Or. .ii i an ..--a ATTORNEY!. O. D EST. Atury-t-La. hm teased. aatrat airaasbd. Ia ttthaa saUad. ! awttlod. fa -rsj law ha Over Bak el Ovigs ctty. U R Eft A SCHtrsTBEU Attrayt I, Deutscbar adkst. will prao Do ta an coorta, mak e4)etis prw Bldg Oracoa Cttr. Orwa UILDCR ANO CO""aCTOl. i HARRT JONES Bundr aad 0arJ I rtraetnr Earlmst chrtlly ft oa aft elaeae ef hwlldia I eork. eoacrete walks sa r4afoeeed aweref. Re lVo Msla II I -- r- - -"1J' ' -- INIURANCt- O. As C. . Short Counts Begin Jn. 3, Ontlnod Foof Wrtks Ery cltlsa of Oregon Is cordially nrlud b attend th short course of th Oregon Art m-v g Isral College, beginning Jan. J. Eiavag UrUu WW t rM,rs w,,t 04 offered la AgiirsKara, h cksald Arts. Domestic cln tad 4 c n nr? mart, roreatrr aad muaic. Evry cou b t aV4MLl signed to 1 1 El J tbe student In his daily Make this a pleasant ad profitable toUr sav V tA J Ing. No tuition. Reasonable eceuainj)eM iQTlvCO fur beautlrul Illustrated bulletla, s44raas It. M. TEN N ANT. Ragistrar, Corvallls. Or farmer SuaineM Cra by CsmnyiUiNa skwSi bay, mm. mm Offtew Eaiewprm city. CLIA'KiNdTANO PRtbbTWoT CHIC A00 TAILORS suits mat to order from tlO and up. W slao do cleaning, preasmg aad repairing . Three doors south of poetoffca. MUSICIANS. J. ALHA SAGER. teartr of wind sad string Instrnmeats. director of band and orchestra. VU furnish muic for say occasion. Cll at Electric Hotel jr 11. W ! a.1tM .n'Pfli P " PROFIbaiONAL. vxt iisxm wim rone (Contlnued from psa l. tioa aad C A. Miliar, aft)ar HMv C. II Dy d th Rev. Ills worth spoke. Chief glover sh d aa hoaorary mmhf sf ths Wa rhood. Tb menu was erv k th womea of th rburrh. Read tb Moraiag rrertsisa MRS. SIAULIAU tURPlt uahtt f S MRS- SARAH RANKIN, practical ours. 1411 Cntr street. Tele phone Mala 1I. Oregon Oty. H)T Iarh bay saddle borM. weight about IM, bald face aad two whit hind feet; wire rut oa front foot. 110 reward. Notify II. T. Shipley. Wlllamett. W. A. Shaver, Molalla; u Hasmns. iwoa ne winter in tail- MolalU: Bert Crawford and family. '. fomla.' George Armstrong. Oregon City ; C. U , Mr. Hugh Krua and daughter were Standlnger snd wife. Molalla; alias rwuanu viaiiors rnuay. C. rord. J. E. LaCroy. Sfrtngwatar; ' Roy Gilbert of Rlckreall, Oregon. II R. Allen. Oregon City; Otto wnneriy a riant 01 this piac. is Moekak. Oresron City: Charles ; lsltlng old friends for a fw days. LaCry pitorl . Th body of Smith M. LaCroy. ho died la Portland Monday, waa brought to this city Taeadsy morning, and later taken to Red land, where th In terment will be held this morning at 1t or lock. The young man was thirty four years At see. Ills mother lives in Redland. room. r fir taeara Batata ? lM baedW Irtbday Party. Mrs. A. C. lleautlsa ws UkN surprise at her home Monday hen som of her frteada cailet k remind ha of her fifty first wnbay anniversary. Tbe affslr M : sad carried out by hr Utile s Violet, and was a moat succemWa fair. Maay haadsom presasia b fludlag silver aad " HsvlUsd chm ar prM0td to Mrs. ItessDag l luncheoa was served. Gssm wt music were among th features iii venlng. Thoee attending war Mrs. BiM Miller. Mr. and Mr. Robert Wsmt Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Honl. Ef ."I Mrs. Joseph Uesulls. htrs. Ck Murray. Hev. J. R t8h7 Mrs. Smith, of California; Usi DesUrtes. Mr. and Schoeohor. rrsnhle imvtaft sad Mr. A. C llesullsa. VWet Bw liaa. En g DO TOU KNOW that tb Enterprlae yearad llargala Period Is now on? M., SM UR BWM MIw im wm Sbukt, Sandy. OREGON CITY TO HAVE nt(EOTRAS00tl!. About twenty-fir musicians parti cipated In th third rehearsal of the Oregon City Band Tuesdsy evening, snd thst th city will, in a fw months, hsv on of tb finest orches tras in tb stst is assured. Professor J. A. Bager, tbe conductor, said after the rehearsal that he was greatly en couraged. There are several very good muslclsns In this city." said the con ductor, "and w will soon bav a floe band. The members r Interest ed In their work, and it will not Uke long to get the organization Into good shspe. I am delighted with our pro gress." Flewer Tapers, When ported lllua set In tightly closed cane are placed beside a rece tacle full of rtber the ether volstillsen. and within tbirty-alx hours tb lilacs sre In a utile of torpor closely resem bllng intoxication. If tbe plants are then sprinkled wlto fresh water and net In a warm hotboune wbere tbe bu midity Is sufficient, st tbe end of the fifteenth day they will uow sbnormal development. But not all plants thrtre under eu b condition. Tbe rose la refractory to tbe treatment. Tbe car nation pink snd hyacinth, however, show deplorable taste for tbe alco bo!a or etbera wblcb produce Intoxication.-Exchange. j W. R. Allen snd wife and Mr. E O. Allen and son were In Portland Fri I d"- , Mrs Howard, a teacher of the Jef i feraon high school, of Portland, and , son spent Thursday evening with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Allen. Mrs. Wilcox, of Oregon City, spent few hours here Thursday the guest r.1 mm Vm..wm, 1 1.1 1 m. ,x Ulll, ! Mrs. Kruno returned home Friday rrom a two month s visit to California. Samuel Shaw, of Philadelphia, s brother of Mrs. Issabell Hilton and uncle, of Mrs. J. H. McArthur, arrived here Friday and will remain until Tuesday. Wm. Holland, of Aberdeen, Kan aaa. Is visiting L. Vosburg snd family. Pol run tie our s?ertlser. CORRESPONDENCE OAK GROVE. Mrs. W. II. Moore snd sister. Mrs. Alexsnder, of Portland, left Mon day evening for a visit to rela tives In Los Angeles, Cal. She will remain uatll the first of th year on account of Mrs. Moore' health. , Mrs. Harry Kihler and Mrs. Bonner were Portland visitors Thursdsy. Mrs. Henry 8hufler, . Mrs. Louis Brandt and Mrs. Peter Hefty were guests of Mrs. Henry Heltkeraper Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lilian V. Riley was ia Portland Friday on business. Miss "pan (tier, of Portland, was here Thursdsy looking after her prop erty. Miss Bvelyn RJsley was down from th Oregon University to attend tb big football gam ' and spend tn week's end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ches. T'-'-'. I ' - . JENNINGS LODGE. Mrs. Csrl Smith attended an after noon party at the bom or Mrs. Mil ler in Oregon City oa Thursday. Mrs. Mae Hutchinson, of Rose City Park, visited her brother, Geo. Morse on Sunday previous to her departure for 8pokane for the remainder of the year. Mrs Hemy tl; .r f."'le. im J 8unday at the Emmons hiui whi; rnroute south to Ijos Angeles to vis it, her mother Mrs. Kamlnsky. , Mr. Silas Scripture entertained on Thursday of last week with a very prettily appointed luncheon. Courses were laid for eight. Meadamea Paint- on, Roberts and Miss Scripture of thU I place were among the guests. 1 " Mr. Jacobson of Newport, la assist j Ing In the R. F. Stover store. Thursdsy evening prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Islah Shenefleld. Mesdsmes Wilcox, Truscott and Roetllo have been visitors at the school during the past week. The second quarterly meeting of the conference year will b held at th Grace chapel on Sunday afternoon Nov. 19. Th presiding elder will con duct tbe services. Miss Susie Smith of Highland l visiting her sister Mrs. Strain. Mrs. Flora Held and daughter Doris who ar visiting st the Mac Florane home were accompanied to Portland on Wednesday by Mrs. Mao Florane and visited a number of places of Int erest In th Rose City. Th Community' Club has announ ced that th spelling match will take place on Friday vnlng, Nov 14th, Th hdles of tb community furnish ing supper in boxes which will be auct ioned off; tb proceeds to he divided between tbe circle and Club, The Clrcl met at th home of Mrs. H. C. Palnton on Wednesday afternoon. A box I being prepared to be sent to th Salvation Army In Portland dur ing th Thanksgiving season. Those coming tn during th afternoon were: Mesdames Thompson, . Anderson, Webb, Jones, Robinson, Nwll, Tru scott, Emmons Roberts, Werner, Miss Pscripture and Mrs. Hardy. Miss Allerton of Portland visited IMs Msbl Morse on Tuesday van ned Real The 1912 Sensation lsj tn Town $785 TIikk oIt $785 Buys A 5 Passenger Ford Car Fully Equipped Touring The car that makes all streets paved, all roads boule vards, and all hills down grade. The best car or the money. Because all Ford agents receive less commission for sales than any car in the world.- Come and have a social chat with us and learn why we sell the cheapest five passenger four cylinder car in the world. CALL C Ao . CLACKAMAS and MARION COUNTIES' AGENT at the Ford Garage i .. : ' t. '' 1 4th & Main Sts. Telephone Main J! 9. I ' A72 If you ar not reading Us MJ M.rVl.. why not? T"" An Prlod I bow oa. w 1 1 k