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MOltNINO ENTflttPRlBg,,TUEBI AY DECEMBER 5, 1911.
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Ladies Tip
Your husband, foth-broMcr.orswccl-
' rt off the big
jptclol Borgolns In D
euitsond over- U
coats to be hod of
Die store of J. Levitt.
By buying here will
leave mem inure
money to spend on
you for other noii-
day gifts. A WORD
T0 int. wise issur-
MCICNT." Arc you
next, If so sec thot
Ihcy Invcstlflole our
big xmos Soles.
J. LEVITT
Ath for Premium TUkMt.
Llndbmrg
HIOH OLA 3 3
TAILORING
OI tilling Sldg, Peruana.
fhono Main 1161.
CHORAL SOCIETY I1AS
REHEARSAL TONIGHT
Mm. Kllen Sooiiln. cf Ku.ens. (,
vlalted it tbe born of Mr. nj Mr.
Julius Hpaal. at Mount Pi-.ni
have returned bom. Mr. Beoggin
I Mm. spagl'. mHher.
T1i Urgeet fn y work line and
KUhardaon Ilka at I), c. Ely .
Mtaa Rva Alldredg left Monday
evening for Powell River. B C. in
company with bar parent, Mr. and
Mra. Ab. Irillraan. who kiva Ui
. . . . a, -at. A A mm ath a V A
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I . io naynu
I r i.a arraat an ooevlotloo
I of mr person pereoea, who
rmo rvyiwm w
I . u.iralDI Kuterprie iro
of eubacribere iflM
ovrwr.
If I
Taa Neer th OeaL
Mlaa I'uatrfati-D you Ulna you
-mid gaeaa my age. Mr. Goodly T
1 am M rood al guessing. I could
at torn within forty year t-
LOCAL DRICrS
Era,
Un Tniif r.-ltrich. of New
at la Oregon city Monday.
lorn. Haturday. to Iba wife of
Bkmnt, of Gladetone, a daughter.
Mr. and Mm. Herman FUber and
toe. of Carua. war to Ibla city Sat
vihj.
tiaai Una ill -fnra In Dreeon City
far Chrlatma gift at D. C.
Rnhart llnllird of Eldorado. wa
li thla rltv on hualnee Monday
orttlng.
N u f'harman ni Portland, re-
Urued hnma after Halting relative
r on Sunday.
Orandma llaailman. of 8bubL '
vlaltlni nor aon. Edward Haadman,
of Portland, thla wav
Borrr liucknar n4 Uml Burhwr.
til known famifra, of Carua. war
la thla rltf Monday on boatneaa.
VI ra !!!) BUlgbt, of PorUand. but
ftinnrttf nt all In Oregon
Ctty Monday vlaltlng friande.
Mra Krtiaat Sturcaa baa r 10
Caraa. whara aba will Valt for
ara with ralatlvaa
Mr. and Mra. WlllUm Bchultaa na
nauthter. Julia, want to PorUand Sun-
. y. whara tby vlaltad wltb rl
Uvva. V
Mr. ai.d Mra. Jacob Btalnar, of thla
tlty. want to Portland on Sunday,
aura they alaltad with tnalr aaugn
r. Mn. Hcakarn.
t rortland.
"itai MlalltIB aTwa - .
aftar vlalt Ing In thla city aa gttaat
of Mra. O. J. Parkar, raiurn
Portland Sunday afternoon.
Mra. no Wllklnaon. of Vancouver,
Wah. waa In Oragon City Sunday
lnltliiR bar paranta. Mr. and Mra
John Chambara, of tha Woat 8ld.
Mra w a w.tkina and two cnic
rim i. i.i.u. a.iik tha (nrmffi
. 1 1 I Il.ll'l'i W.M -
al.inp A,m u tnhna nf nmenpoini,
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blra mtiirniMt In Portland.
Arthur idnrk. tha ttruggiat oi
Cnhy. waa In thla city Sunday and
Monday, vlalttng hla parenta. Mr. au
ra. j. u. paddock, oi oiu"--u..
n hi .,nrih and llttla
IV. nWWFWI."
on. Clifford, of Hood R'vr. rrlye1,J
n OrnKon City Monday, ana .
for two weeka Mra. Woodworth a aia-
"r, Mra. N. M. Alldradga.
It wilt vn In aaa D. 0. E1S
inf.... . i- . .tuawhera.
MUa Urnlca Palala, of P0'11""1,;
ho aptrnt Thankagtvlng In thla ciiT
.a . i.iv. rtirloahv anu
KachBl Hundar, raturnad to her hom
Blinda avsnlnr
Mm. iialan Bmlth. who naa o
Vry in with haart dlaaaao at nr
v.. ... k.. imnmvad aO
wai ana la abla to raauma r
lion iih K. t. a nama aioiw.
tv. t.iMi..ii nf tha Oft'a
' u . . . . v Mama hara to
lnd a-varal daya. will '
mu.. .n- ... m Fa rclough
ya that tha weather hae bean very
cold at tha mlnaa.
Tha Knterprlaa la angwea in vr
Paring a comprabanaiva rroai
ti,. T .v.. ., raaourcea of
Clackamaa county.' Ara you. M P'"
areaaiv bualneaa man, nmii
an-rai puDUClty biutwi , .
Roy Raton. CUranoa u JT"
Merrltt Wllaon. who '
w.iii- . . . nH ail a tnaav
niiia. wnara iubt .
In. of th. acouta. bara raturnoa "
Oragon City, gftar having a moai -
"Bntrul time. ' .
' Mra. T. C. Andrtia, of Darlow, nd
In tron City vlaltlng rrlatlvaa. bav
a vumai vi apnnu luanaigivinf
Mra. A. J. SurUar la Improving at
bar hme In Urawopolnt, aftar a ar
loua lllnaa, balng threat red with
pneumonia. Iter little daacnter,
n. who baa aUo ben 111, la Improv
ing ltah that ara flab; freak from tba
aaa; alwaya tba bat of tha aaaaon'a
calrh. (Mama, craha, abrlnip ai.d
oyatera In aaaaon. MrDonald'a Klah
Market. Hevanth etraeL
Mra. John xr-tt, of Parker, ar
rived lu Oregon City Sunday a-id will
vlalt for a few daya wltb Mr. and
Mra. J. U B afford. Mra IVr-tt la
on bar way h"tne from Kui--nr. bav
in ban at that cltr vlaltlna hr
daughter. Mra. Ueor.e Swafford
Mlaa Cora Coler. of Portland, whn
baa ban vlaltlng aeveral day Mlaa
Helen Smith, of Canemab. returned
to br bom Suudajr evening. Ilrfore
aha returned home aba and Mlaa
Hmlth wrnt to Holing, where they
war gtieata of Mr. and Mra. W. E.
McClary.
Mr. and Mra. Cbarl Sorlncer. of
PurtLinil war In this all annrfa
vlaltlng th latter' parema. Mr. and
Mra. Herbert Hanlfln. Mr and Mr.
Sprtngvr bav returned from their
honeymoon, which waa apent n 8-
lem.
II. C Stereo, of Sixth and Waab-
Inaton atrt. haa tual com Dieted a
garag on hla plac. and will In th
prtng purctiaae an automobile, in
ponrrete work waa dona by I. 8. Dak
ar, while tba carpenter work
waa by Jo Locke. The building la
13.179. and I a very neat atructur.
Ur. and Mra. Edward latter and
two children, of Wood burn, who have
been apending tba pat ween who
Mra. latvler'a mother. Mra. Chartoa
langgoofl. In Portland, and who apent
lb latter -parrof tha week- with
friend a and relative la tbla city, have
returned to their bom.
George Itodman, formerly of Clack-
maa Minnlff hut BnV a tintal BlaJl
of Bkagaway. Alaska, baa arrived In
Oregon, and 1 vlalUng bla mother.
Mra. E. C Dedman. and biao nia
hmther. Edward Dedman. of Clacka
maa He waa a gueat at the home
of Mr. and Mra. J. C. Paddock, of
filadetone. the latter part of the
week.
Mr. and Mr. Allen Adama have
Mtiirnavt tn Portland, aftar a Thank-
giving holiday vlalt with th former'
parent, Mr. ana Mr, jonu au.iu
j The flrat rehearsal of Tba Pbllbar-
moiilo SocIetVwtll b held tbla eve
ning In Willamette Hall at I o'clock.
I It baa bean decided not to ad nut
member after December It, o that
all who Intend to Join abould do ao
Immediately. R. 1). V. Johnaton la
leader.
The "ftedemptlon" by Oounod. waa
flrat given In 1IH1. and I regarded
aa tb moat dramatic of oratorio.
It la lyrical eetllng forth of the
three great facta on which dependa
tha enlatenc of tb Chrlatlan
church: I. Tba paaalon and the
death of Iba Bavtor. X. Hla Ufa on
earth from Hla Keeurrectlon to 111
Aacenaion. . Tn epreaa or t. nnauan
Itv In tha wnrM thmiieh tha rhnrrh
The three part are preceded "by a
f-rifKa va iue .reeitvur iui ran vi
our flrjt parent, and the promlae of
a redeemer.
Th Brat nart rnntalna a tnarnlfl
rent aettlng of the hymn In the Catho
lic Liturgy. Vexllla Regla prodeunt.
accompanied by an orchastratlv ma
terplac. CltHH-ly following I "The
Ktahat Mater," aaalgned to Orcheatra,
accompanying tba olo vole In the
MyaUc liin-ntatton, with th cborua
and Orran alnglng the liturgical
chant. The Oratorio conclude with
tb maleatlc chorua of the Apoatle.
proclaiming th thr. great doctrine
of the Incarnation of th Word, Hla
eternal generation, and Hi continual
preaence with the church. Th mual
cal treatment of the flrat of tbeae la
In th. form and rhvthm of tb chant
called "Proaea" In th church Liturgy.
Tb treatment or th nook l eeaeni
lally modern, both for vole and In
atrument, tha emotional content of
the text finding full eipraaalon In tba
mualcal aettlna. There are no atraln-
ad nr artlBrlal effeCta: DOT I tb
eena ot the teat ever Mcrlfled for
tbr ak of ah ear tickling rnolody.
Tba oratorio will be on al at
Huntley Uroe In the vnt of th
Minim not arrivlnc from New Torn
In time the flrat part of the nlgbt
will b (pent In eight-reading, and tne
lalta. nart In claaa OCl CUltUTa. It
la eipacled. however, that tb cople
will be here beror Oignt.
ATwentieth Century
Marriage Contract
h tONA PHILLIPS "
Coprrtaht by ARrlan frw leae-
ciaiwu. uu
Weenie In pai.
Boaln I on of tn m.t tlllierate
i... r the clvillard world, yet
alao on of th tt educated, mile
-a i h niprelT that maaa of un
olfeated and commonly mleapi'H In
formation abaorbed wltbln four wall,
ay Henry A. Pnrnk In "Four M..:tw
Afoot In Spain.- Few men bav a
more e.nrt hnowledee. a more ...lid
.k. a.arv.la nirtb. t ll
rooting mi n- ww.,
.ka ,.ani. the lab.rer. the muleteer
f StMiln. One doe not tn-rvel merely I
w 1 iiewli arm m i
at tba fluent. ;
matlcal luniruage or iue-- ' ' -
fellowa. but at the aouna im.-.c
that atanda forth in tu.Mr r,r.,
tenca.
. . a. .a., af A.H U lilt 'OK.
at. Lata mi.' anld the plilloaopher.
-that people will keep piling up money
long after tbey have -eve. ...--
much aa they'll ever e ao.e jo -.-
Then he went out ror a w... .
Ing a bookatore. be -aw half a accu
very cheap hooka, wnicu. "
knew be hadn t lime io
doubled very much ir . " r
i nut they were
nave umw ,
cheap, and he bough. l ib-i .nd -t
them borne to be auaeu ... "'""'"'
which already contalne.1 aeveral time.
pa many book a b wou.
time lo read. .
Neverthele-- be contini.-i -
at the -en-elen nccumuUitlon of mon
,r,w Vork Tim. ,
CPrt Wilneaae.
. r..!!.rt in the coft not
S,;oftl.ek.nd.but.hcpollc-ebrou
wo w..e-ae- Into court to prove tbot
LTtd not only been extreu rkh
but had alao Mn,,Jm" Sjtwo
policeman who arrea.ed him. TJM
wltneo. were c lled . The fln.1.
bad "heard .he , ' - ' , ""nf an,.
not hen'r the jud'a ""cat.on.
could not henr tne j mmwt.
ted.-r.rl Cor. London EHre--
Ruin, of an Ancient Cl-
Adjolnlns 'k' Tlwcflcg. In Pent.
n.A the JL of "
:rlKl a . a much a -
jectore WK year ago a Jt i -
The. atone U c r lllp,
log. were o ' ""J, aboratuly
d ,n abundance ;
carved. E,, I",!",. ra akllletl
ut, that th. lub-b t n were .
maaona. At .bl of rip-
aolng cwreala. ,u . , tr.
w hanly ruTntlrl y -lffer-
nt from what It wm ,.Uon.
wma the center of large py
the navel orange U aUll growing at
n.r-ld. Cal. .
Mirrlaae lu on rv.ina-1 U very differ
aot from what It a cwi lury ago
Tbeo there on hand U, the rami
It. I ha husband. Now. It 1 claluieo
nine-tenth of lb young women of ln
world, lucludlug tb wealthy claeaea.
work. Tbla educate them lo self
dependence of which their grandmotb
era knew nothing.
Charlotte Blake wa one, of tbeae
girl who worked. . Work to her w a
aot neceaaary. Her father wa abun
dantly able to aapport her. but ebe
could Dot brook Idlcue. Sue posses
ed good voU and would have liked
to go on tb stage had her father nut
Objected. A It wa. b gave mualc
lesson. But wben ah eugnged her
aelf to Usury Potueroy her lover ob
jected to her doing anything whatever',
ao a lie gave op teaching.
Sbe bad been engaged several biontns
rlthnut haflrtna- aurtbln from her
Dance a to their marriage, and. Urn
banging heavy on ber bands. b poke
ia him iiumt tb matter.
"I'm getting thlug Into abap for
that,- be anld. .-Leave It to me. .nsi
aa soon aa I'm ready I'll let you know."
"Do you propose alwaya to keep
your affair, to yooraelfr
whf arou d you wisu to near aouui
themj Ton wouldn't underaUnd them.
and your opluloue uwo tbem would
only bother me. I'm like a bora nsed
tn a mountain trail. Give bim nis
bead and he'll carry yon safely. Try
t ai. I, la him and be'U sulll you."
Thla waa aTl that wua aUl about the
m.nar at tha time. Mlaa Blake con
ttnuad to do nothing, while Mr. Pom
anna nnrauad t tul t 0 tVOOT Ot OU
a.- i- "
a, a a-niwiit luentlunUtc bla affaire to
her. II was devoted lo her In other
reaped, taking her to tb theater, to
drives and affordlvg ktf ether amus
lueot. ladeeiL h treated bet In tbe
iM r.aiiloiiiMl wat as bis fatter bad
treated bla mother, a bla grandfather
had treated bl granunrotoer.
Hut Charlotte lived In a dlfferent
aa from hla mother or bla grand
mother. Bb bad been deve ujied. Bb
wa Itching t assume ber part of th
hmii. haadarnrk. Ki if control w
ma r ih faatarea of this develop
mnr and tha a1f orful enabled
k- ka v. n a annken once ou the mat
hv, a . -
that miat intareated ber. to refrain
from dolnx mo again. Nevert bales.
i Vara a amolderrnc Ore within
MUa Blake waa a repnraenUtiv of tn
latantlatli emntntl womau.
.. . Uaaaarhlla tha floWra C in recnU
, and her flanc wa not apanng oi
taa Many Mar Jetta. ' in.itattnna. Aa to tb Bowers, sbe
"We've got to move our eeUmograph Mmt lbem to ao innd whom ahe re
awav from her. Thl U a bad loca- . har narxK-Ul oroteie. and aome
tbia for IL" n tha Invitation ahe declined. These
"Why eoT method of coortahlp did not Interest
. . . . . . . . aha llwaa . n . . L..1.. ataan ta
"Ulu man armwi.. - aer. I'omeruj, am
acroaa the tret. keet continually modem metbods. knew of no other
. L. mM ft. I. im.1. . ,UU ahlU ara..
tflaturblng tn matron u. way to anow bis - -
ment of th young fellowa who come modern gtrt. had no use for at-
to e hi dangbtet-."-Chlcago Rec- t-nuona la vogn half century be-
nn. anin Pomeroy appearea at
7. ,T i. ber home and aald: "I am happy to an-
If you are not reading the Morning , now lo con-
Enlerprl why not? Year-end Bar- S 'you from your father
g.l period I. now on. 8- ad on JJJ" JJ J0-' ,n tb. nw stvle a.
ft a
' A Baft A newer."
A somewhat tctle youth bad tken
an unwarranted liberty In critklalng
tb new hat of a lady friend, and aba
aa almut to ear that ahe waa not
Inclined to be dictated to by any man.
t do not propoa" ana oegan, oai
be Interrupted ber.
"If you did." be murmured, "i anonia
certainly say 'Tear" '
And bl off en wa forgiven.
tSal lo VIVE ew "have 'acctii
tomed." ' .
"What am 1 to dor
"What are yon to dof I don't and at
atand yoa"
"I Infer from what you aay that yon
will be ab) to hire tb best of serv
ant., who will take every car of th
bout. 1 as nothing to occupy m.
My mind will b a vacuum." .
"What bav iadlee always doner
'I am not cocuwrnsd with that I
have aever coosldaredi marrtag even
U tb preeent day. 1 0ly know that
i am wromaau have earned a aufll-
ciency to take car of myself and don't
need aDy on to tak car or m. ii
l annid Ifta. aa a married woman.
partner in my bnabaod a affair I eup-
poM 1 abouM b tnterestea in mure
toony. A It U, I en t UioK l nave
any us for It"
Tb lover stood aghaat, and bla Dan
ce continued:
I have fnnnd thO Dertod of engage
ment lnalotd. Ton have sent m flow
er and theater tickets. I only woo-
daraA that von didn't send m a don
k'iar nn Dronos to set me tip is yonr
bom a a wax flgnr under a glaaa
cover. I declln tb booor. I am anoat
in aiirn a contract to go on the stag
I'm going to try occupying myaeir in
tha nrofaaalon of music for two years.
but 1 am practical anougb to realize
that If 1 ouc enter upon that profas-
alon I shall doubtless ouow it aa long
a my vole last. That V wnat oto
era bav dona, and I no reaaon why
I aboald be an exception.
Pomeroy waa ao taken aback that for
awhile b did not know what to aay.
' "It aaera to m." h aald Anally,
that you arw proceeding aa, much too
fast aa I am too alow, i ae iua am
ml nn la data In tb matter of court-
hip or In my estimate of tbe modern
position of a wife. 1 will meet yo
halfay. I will take too aa a part
ner aa well aa on to lov If yoa win
give up th career you bav chosen to
Accept tb partnership."
Vn son see DrODOSinc someioing
that meet my concurreoc," aald Char
lotte. "I agre to your terms.
Rut tha care of a family threw tbe
wife back to tbe atatua of ber grand:
mother. She found It Impossible to
aupply tb wants of ber children ami
learn enough about her boebaod's busi
ness to consult with blm intelligently.
Tbe consequence waa that an natnrai
i. dmniftad into her own Duer. leav
lag her husband to occupy hla alon.
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Dating next two weeks we wilt offer 0 tZttz
stock of Crockery, GUss and Grn.twr t ect "t
Cot for Onnh. v '
And in order to reduce ottt ittniMOce stock of
goods will sell Groceries, and other goods at
greatly redaced prices to Cash Cuyoro
m Larsen & Co. w52
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O. A. C. Short Cot
Begin Jan. 3, Contfnoe Foor Weeks .
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I Every eltlxen of Oregon la cordially Invited to
attend U hort covrae of th Oregon Agrlcul-
- . . toral College, beginning Jan. i. Eleven dlattac-
y Q U tlve coure will be offered In Agriculture, M-
cbanlo Arte. Domeatlo Bclonc and Art, Com
as mm mere. Forestry and mualc. Every course 1 d
4ffCsj signed to HELP the atudent In his dUy work.
Mak this a pleasant and proflUbl winter out
' j ' L. ' A lne- No tuition. Reasonable accommodations-
lOYltCO For beautlul lllutratd bulletin, addroaa
IL M. TENNANT. Regltrar, Corvalll. Orgon.
Farmer Business Cours by Corraspondsnc. '
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TRUTH
Truth i al wart coossjteat with
ksetf and oeeda mo&iat ko help it
out. It m alway upon our lip and
it ready to drop out befora ww arw
aware. A be is troublesome and
acta a man a invention jpoa tbe
rack, and one trick ncedi a great
many more to make it good. -
Url tne Map.
An Irishman called lo at a Cblneae
laundry and found , tb proprietor
counting hut collars.
-Be Jubers." skid he. -you re a fun
ny lookln mn you wld tb bors'
man banglo' down your back. And
where oh. where do y com frota j"
But tb oriental did uot understand,
ao merely said. "Counte coUara.
couote t-olUra."
"Bedad. then." said Mick. -y'r a
loir, for tbere'a no elch coooty tn Olro
land at all. at aU."London ldeaa.
WHEN a man feels the necessity of being
in two places at the same time he goes to
the nearest telephone and sends his voice.
It la not exactly th' aam tnlng,1 bat wben a man talks hundred f
telle tn opposite direction from the same Bell Telephone. It bl about aa)
good. . " f
la the daily use of the telephoa e a man' travwa all c-r town by wire
In a few minutes. It Is juat aa easy to travel all ever th Ut ami
other atatea by means of th universal Long Distance Service ot the am
Byatem. '.'
Pacinc Telephone avd Telegrcph to.
Every Bell Telepttoae is th Center vt the System ;
BANK SUES ON NOTE.
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Carry and th American Adjuatineet
rnmnane for 13.504 alleced to be de
Th- Rank of SeUwood Monday filed Ion 'n promtaaory note . executed No-
auit againat George U Curry, Mary n. vemoer gs,. io.
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Did YotHeai?It Knock, 02 wer?e You Asleep
You can't make money by waiting until opportunity has passed, it is calling yon now, to
MULINO. . . .
Tbe majority of fortunes throughout the country have been made through the increase to
real estate values
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Mulino has two stores, a blacksmith i f- 'tt
and a flour mill. V A railroad will be completed to Mulino in six months, don t you think that is a
healthy start for an infant? '
Buy in Mulino now the prices will be double by the time the railroad lb there. Mg JjJ
down and alittleeach month. Let u$ know when you wish to see it, we will caU for you. no expense to you
Mulino Townsite Company,' Incorporated. Room 9 'Beaver ' Building, Oregon City. Telephone ;
Main 360. ' , : : ; ' V. ' ' ' .
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