jfcdenvear facial or . ALL ; y Gar .iients SCIAL 90c V.: 2! sea a IIIQH OLA S3 tailoring . athene Main int. , MOItNlNO ENTKHFR18E. TlllTltHliAV SIX DIVORCES ARE o;;e day A CONDUCTOR'S STORY BlMFiX T. RAND Cvrrlfh hp Amtriemn Hr- Am- i i r W railroad cvu.lu.tora k,ft , UimJ int dal of ibuM). i are parted i jiv, , ,vur,,u rn,,; j It rui l,o p.0grr ,k la lak fr a.,,eih,,g ihat oceurs In Ibe 111) iif ii, A,.,. ..... ... ..... . - i ' 111 Mllfp ( Llk. I.ut lu pu.k on lo another pan f Hi train In tl,. way avoid m D.l.-..m 0i uaalon. probably baf a, - a .. ... . lb (limning of a ttiualo atudlo at ill ('Blur alrat.1 oh... .k .n i . - - v-iv vijw win na pie a. 4 to meet and confer with any pr. aima wbo ara Intereeted la lha atudr ni mia ain ... ly from Portland, waa a Ut.nt bf to ,u ,u,'n iloi rruieaeor nui ana 'riror Aithu, ru niauageuienia rmwi mum laugni piano In lha 'ti veralty of Oregon at Kuan. prominent In mui cirri la vu .Mutt. and taught In Portland. iha U ocompllbd on piano and pip or an. Mb will be . .viiHuna, br-tba mualr. Ming people or trrgia Miy. Mr. an4 rMe Cheater Kllioii sna lha latter mother. Mra llirnaihuh Ml on Wedheaday for rUattl... Waah.j iu viaii won r.inu and iiilu a I iiiii) an. cOwVtctkM ' , f..m lk a gaiarp" i. - - ,ab-rrllwa mfit jjka, kaaa ala4 hr f c. .J '"liw Ma Tn II -tj mi ao anuiy la lb a? fe'a iun inw wt aal AaMbioa t ar) iwf 1m awiw. i iwwwtnt wmV Mlwr'fcxl - 1. uOta.' CwU fare iimi iKiar.rui l.,. -,,.. lu lha l an. rtu l .iwn,-!,, rnaio about l. Tt, n.iniauy ilnn't Ub o f, Oiiiumwi In mil b ta. ani) nliora Hit-jr ata It prW-r that lti law l tiu llirlr nlr. I aa aHiiK HiniKu my train one da wiim a rr.It likni man bitnW 0a a IP-del u anmlivr rNii I ri ful In ULe . of ruurw VirrrUNiii b aulil thnt It bad In-tii wild lu Iiiim for a lli kH ni fmul and I Inn! nut lu lake II I li,.i.tii hut If lie iJMn'l pa; til fura I wuulil (ut lilru ilT brrmHii br h I r in a Klnlluii ralli-d Ar1lliatui. ; Ififf Hml a kuiiI.I f.ir (be atiulv dlnliiuie I rrlli-d thai lw iuuIiI rt.tr- in Ariliirton. ami K ll fl.llll't flllll... I... U .1 1 ...41 'Un- and J off .i U.rli'rvllv two uillm tMyoinl n lu.irina I Arllnri'.in y I The limn w a i litrutlj pla) IliK luime . 4 . ,. . iiiiiv I iit-ir nil ri in lllv ill a III MM llHHAH I Allff Will klttlf Ml Ihit I II..... rhorli. Mr. and Mra Krnm. Mr. and Mra. KUhHl will return to ibU ri(y within a, weak, but Mra lli.ru. hu h Htcxta to remain In Hm aub hrr daugblar. Mra. Rrnal. Now la a aplendld time to arraoaa far a voura In aboriband or Ixa.k keefJot in lha KiUn-ilr Hunlnr.. fnl varalty, iWlland, or a i-ril tu.tl day rata la now beinc ttmt. and a ill aava qulta a HtiU bit In .tuition. Tb wur k la Ihoruuclilv ronmlrle anil lha hlbeM at ciular il 'naiuuii f uarantetH In eeri a-ta.luale W'rtiu at one for detalla and fijrlhrr Itifunn i bin. Mr. and Mra w aim. wuiar4. u.i ti i-c Kurti. arrived in N- Vrk Wvd neadajr, and lll rrl. In Ibla borne of Mr. and Mr. .tiwura. l-u.e "J '"r '"'-" ' for aeveral daa bef..rr aaau taking ' ""u" l'ne mi ikelr raald. ni. lh I'mlUml i doing 1 tie fallow lookel too publlp and brlna' tnrt.inul I I.....L T(ilnn. .... . " 1. ... a e ruira 17 u,u, aetvr W011U I lie nuial ONaareealile dutr of a 10a ' I'UttMia iMTxina nir llir train GRAIITED Nina May Clark wan" (ranted a dl orca Wadnaaday by Judga Campball from Carl A. Clark. Tha ioupla ara wall known bera. Anna K. Morton waa (raoied mi. r?T..iro.m.Kob,rt Mwtn, tb lilalnlllf balna awarded tha ouatody of thalr fblldran, Tbomaa and Hubert K. Tha drindant waa ordered to pay lha Malm I $20 a month alimony, and to py V attorneys fehr" N'ltl. Klli-n Whltahiad waa grant. I! A HlVfiraka. aMVM I .... a. 'Kueoflhen.il bead, the ulalntlff bolna aw.nl.al tk. Ilia aaalual m iltml ot th.lr eklMr.n fl...j. 1..... i . iiilenn. ' ' imiiinm wna aivorcar from Aliiad . Itarkahira, and Oeorm K Mct'anoay from. Pearly McCart njtv 11... 1 1 . 1 . . 1 . wnu rllbrr laiiiint or will not mi Ih.-frt)'. of !hir rklM r..r.l.v. . i,i. ixti.id) mil waa granted a de-roo Mra. J. M. Ijii-Ii- and iaMh'.-i. U.H.n. Wku hate !!) In Idla ill V vl.lilHe al Ik. kfim. of Mr ami Mra ?; iU MIlH-r, wbere lbrr awul fhrUi 01 a a. - retornrtj to iirlla.no . TnKia wtenlng. and on Wiiin l-ft l"r llend. where lli tl- Mr lw Mara for a wevk Inry iimti 10 reiaru to Sirtland to remain during rre1atile fur b)a i' lot lira llowrer. Ilia rule riv lniirralle. and wt.rii be rrfux-d to pay at Arlington I 1f trruilnr.1 i pni til iu off at llarkrr Hie VVIteM-tbe 4raltt tHd l M ni. aruia uml.-r hi and lifting him out of hla aeal hut)i him tu I lie .. . .... 1 ..Vl. ... u onr 01 iuf t ar 1 g"r uim imvuiiu reiaru to s.rtlnd to remain during Mb)n I rtidaT'fei In dlUKle blm th wloter. and whie MUa Marian I. , ,....,,. , , attandlng aritnul LOARY OIMD CITY BK CARKECIE (Continued from page I I LOCAL PRICrS l Derewber . to lha) wlfo of IIIUh, a aim Kaaa. of eeattl. Waah la kl few day. 1 (Xabla. of MotalU. waa l S$ m Wtdaeaday. W Rla, who raatdew .oar 1 m h Ibla city Wedneaday. t ). f. Keating, of Portland. m ah tnj Wedneeday anr a axL. I.lik UknUI a... (ftTaday tranaarllng bual 1 ka Helat. of Aurtirm. waa la Ot; aa buaina Tueaday and jahr. if. fcalik, of Hubbard, waa la TTanaay, reglaterlng at tha Ratal I iattaa. a pnnlnent fartnar Uk u n ibla city on bul ftMty. haay JrUb and brother, ror aftraa. war in ibla city oa Tatdy. ii IchneBUurn. of thla" ell jr. wiatldorado. wbera bo will Wk Harry. kaa, Rrawaier. of Portland. a Wnoada rlaltlng Mlaaaa Celia and Ikmha h"". tudi.nt of tha Orav JWraltaral College, a In thla juiig hit vacation wttb bid I I -ft Taylor. JJOrata and daughter. Mabla. ara In thla city, and aro jHlormera brother, W. C. oal bunny, t of Redland. ono of lb. rj farmera of that place, w wa ctt on bualneaa Wodnoa- a i. noma irom me "fhur Colleg to apnd TNan Wtlh hla naMitta Mr Oregon Oty and the IJI.rarr Ataiola tloa. lie gae a full r-art ot in rwrwtpta and duhurarmeot' ot thr aeaorlalKna. eiplini now ine cm amaliia and raJIrJ attention l tha annually Inrrt-aalng fund through lb lnrrralng a men la lor taira. a r. data later Mr Mrllaln re- ar-lved a blank form aaklng th uua! aueelMo which Bnu " tnmed. and In due, rmr a l-tlr wa rel4 from Mr Carngiea -e-rotary aaaing bow the anoney tor the maintenance) of the prriK-nt library wa collected Mr MclUln rt-lld that aa annual Incoova from the a aeaanaenta of IIIOO wa aurrd. and that aaeaabwra of dha aaaorlatuin o-n frtbnted IIM lat fear A Mat of lha Office ra and truatera and thrlr wc patlona waa A M'rr recl"d Wedneaday from tha Iroomaater-a a-cretary ld thai Mr Caraeila would lie pleaand to do nota lli0 Un a building, the PUna to bo anproved br blm fJ to agrew to glva t for malntenanca " It baa lea auggeated by Mr Mr tUla that tha aecti.m or Moa tfr-t. b7twa." Main atreel and the .u h ia Pacific track, which w. a recently cloa-4. bo donate by ll" c alto for lha library. r. H. Hlnaarain "Akdrawg la In Ibla cltr vlalt. Mr. and Mra. Ed ". of ralla Vlow. Ho la j tha Oragnn Agricultural Mri William Durgbardt. rto. . h"'n o'1 J? tttr ai motbor Mra. "U'return to their homo to- ' rwtU-4 U flchool. IS I Wof- a iT. 1,1 commnooo a now Jwuar. a. Now would to i hrranga for a law eourao. udy of Jaw, aa It win -T--. in itw achooia 01 -7TB Ihraa yaara and lv a Wrlto for Of L. i lb..:..1 u ma-lion. FINAL TRIBUTE PAID THEODORE W. W Tbo funaral of Theodore Warren CUrk. who died at the Runday. w.ro held t Iht fw'l Wedneaday afternoon -""" Ra. O. N. Kdwaroa. p-"ZJJ.toV Congregational chnrfh. "ff1"1"' Of tno pioneer i - ..,,,r. bwln. repre-nled. waro cnartea n- - r u. Charman. John W. If' ; -j'U". field. Mir" Toiroro . - - fuJ Th. floral offering wo M"1 Tbo Interment 'VorT wi ! Ctaf wa. orn at Tbeoldore w- ; ., .( the lUckrll... Conn. In U. Mr Clark cm. O-J K? Nora Mo... to""" $ wall lira. B. Moaa. prominent ana known -rA-Ti. .M; Jrte'ndVnt of tlk.BalahlairotJJ.Pn0 w.a Manufactnnng mill alao ownar of a i""". kl. f,my at nandon. where no w - c,.rt wrraTSS'-st-- In rortiana. . "lha Hivar Uaa. .g other atraam In tba Brmaoi ovual -. . k, f o oir. ana atrt, JH) h n thla city vtaltlng m - ""long ma uragon tki I.n.r uaenta who aro H uL T " meir tbobiiod, '"aaj havo warn th riogU of Mrt Z' v Cb-rloo C3. Schwab 1 reiurooa to uro- "l w. . . ' ttw."' bookkoapor In I!?' baa boon In I 1 ?! ParanU. Mr. and vnTi. w"droi. naa returned , r w raaum. hi. A.,nam aar homo aftor alaltlnar THE TOILER. ten.. ikoo thai comfJ .71- Oa Lupifoywe.- :ra"cdcet.al bodr5 manuno. fo nW rm.J-Si.- motKcr. th. 5p. hk ui. wU h . or1 from tb platform be put up an ef frctlre rralalame lirttlng (ila grip on tha guard rail, he bung on till a crowd, attracted by the iiole. colle.1" ed. and niy wan. Munich atruggtlng. fuun-l lirentb tu cume the rallroud. It nianagi-tnriit and all It eniployere llually I puolml blm off and alBiiaM tba ebglnrvr tu pull ahead I left the man hklhg bla flat at me and vow tng Vengeame liking bark from a dlatance. I aaw blm haranguing tbM) who bad wltneaaed hla ejei tmeut. Tba matter troubled nic I ected that ha bl,)"iie right to rkle thnt I knew al of-tht be would ani- the comany And I would be diacharKcd f not having paa-l nun. uroio arlly. thla would not bare troubled me. but lu thin cae the nmu. thoiik'h Bhabblly dnrwH. dffl not look like a tramp or a man acculouin! lo force hlmaelf a deadhead There bad leen an attempt lo w k one ol lb train on the road which had nearly ncede.t The train re f erred to carried a large ura of money for au nrreaa company, and It nippoed tant It wa to roh thla car that tb attempt bad been made Duanlng a lore I train myelf. I did not . l ..k ih.mi In ibe matter, for an hit-, m" . . .a. 1.. i ttniurwl 1 did ool henr lory ou - - ,1 I waa lut atartlng out on my dnliy trip and had no tlma to ladulgo 1 my mrtotlty b.v making Inqulrle. about ""when"' reached Arllnptoo I wa banded a telegram from tbo auprrln "andrnt lo atop my train Jul .crow a Se about, mil. before I rmhrd ll.rkerTlile and take on a party thai S be walling tbero for me I made Si 1 rlflea a. well . revolvers grd S a aotnlwr of band, nffed prlaonera fbo offleor. put their captlro. aboard tha train, and arter Piar.o.a me ii- . L tit pnl ect .go yoa 1 put m n , ,ul 'XFJ I ia.7 "n m money Wo re gulf V for 'nT- thing th.t "'(Tln-l. I looked Tbe man H)k. bantering'y ' . Ma face and ee'ed famlimr S,J. lt2Jrd.P- m. that be w. JhVy with whom 1 had :nmem.-rmerh...ked. mlllur- ' wnb Iheae g' sr ,ht . on tMr wr1ta 7 ome Umoafo They wer me .karrlllt. '".".,. irt. 1 aaw l " om t IjatJ.-a U. mil, tbo plaintiff be l'ig Kiven h cnatody of their cbll drtii. Ul -a and Glenn. PROMINENT PERSONS SUED Oil TAX LIENS Aprllcaiiona for tha forecloauro f tag llrim war. filed Wedneaday ny Harry MM. Courtrlght agalnat E. M. Il 'vcll, ,M,(,a French and Mcol.i Urea f ompiiny, CladaUine Real Kati' Anaodailim. Arthur Deute, William I, l.-lurh and OaniH F. Uhlb. H. E. froai, triicrt. Mitchell Iewla A Piutcr (.''inipjtiy, EJdwI. M. Atklnwi ai.d Kailein Invoatuent Comp.riy, William E K.Htea, John-Ed wart-and ('. K. Narh and tbo Portland Water 1'oaer A Electric TranHmlaalon Com pany. Tba llena ware bought ' by Mr. ('oiirtr'ght. I TRUCE FLAG FOR PEACE BANQUET "(rotnlnued from "T).ir.0H t'Mtay and again tha Colonel declined f!tly to attends "Abaolutely no," ba-aald. "I .hall attend no dinner." - Colonel Rooaevolt added that tbo correapondenco between hlmaelf and Mr. Ploonier on tbo aublect would be tnmle public Hntorday. Hut, aa Mr. Uloomar aaia, mia would 3it cbango tbo attitude of the jiroiuoujra toward tba acopa of tha ratberliig. in oiner woraa 11 waa ior tha purpoae of promoting "world neaca In general without referenco to aoy treaty In partlcular.? Heart to Heart Talks. fy EDWIN A. NYE. riRtSIDE GAMBLERS. Bocauee of tbo acandaJa connected with certain jbUt cluba tbo pollco of tba north aWo. Chicago, havo atarted a craaado agalnat "Orealdo" gambling. What la -Oreelde" gambling? It la gambling Indulged In by oiclo alro aocloty women. Tbo fair game atera do not merely play whtot fot take much Interr. in ine "-"- bot p,, for money, my train ja not liable lo bo wretkea r dKect) for purinaww of Wlitiery. -...oT I waa told that the k.it attempted to w ik. train had Keen tracked by detec i..-j n 1 he conipauy. and Tbo captain of police aent detective . rti eartiiln boateaaeav declaring T that If th gaming waro not aoppreeaed nO WOUIO rBlUX lUeW UWUJ-.. OW mmm aa If they were downtown gambling tlvea employed by inr romp-. -- an arreat bad len made iui a.frariHa dlctof According to the poUcw, tbo poaet .karrlllt. n wafldenr 1 mw tn W' y ' . thtM men waa om d, until one of thea. n 0 hoidened M lW t0 m i,lldnltfctoee't- .roroowuhom. Town n,,V;-nrk. Vwordl .1 ,fl Vfr-'n- .heir vo. b..ry. ino-1 el"'1'"' n7.nd thirty n, atlaaloaaoro. waa Liatoricw""1. DECEMBER 23, 1911. mm m MS TREE TO SELVES Tbo Nowly Weda waro en tertained la a moat delightful manner Tuoeday evening, ono of tbo featuree being a Cbrtatmaa tret Banta Claua appearing and making each gueat a preaent. Tbo early part of tho evening waa devoted to card., and tbo prlaoa war won by Mr. W. K. Logua and A. A. Price. Tbo dec oratlona war. rory pretty, being of holly, Oregon grape and Rod CnrlaU maa bell. Rofroabmonta waro aerv. Od. Preaent were Mr and Mra ur n Logua, Mr. and Mra. Ooorgo Han- aiua, air. ana aire, 11. s. -Plenary, Mr. and Mra. A. A. Price, Mr. and Mra. M. D. Latourelta, Mlaa Helen Daulkon. Mlaa Btaa Daulton, William Avlaon. REFERENDUM CASE WILL BE APPEALED SALEM, Or., Dec. 27. For tbo Bole purpoae of relieving tbo atate of all danger from making tha tolstako In laaulng warranto for tba appropriation of tho Unlvoralty of Oregon... Attor-ney-Oaneral Crawford, baa made prep aratlona to appeal tho caae of J. C. Friendly jtgalnat tbo Secretary of SUto, (n which tharreforondnm peti tion agalnat tho appropriations waa held to bo Invalid br tho decree of Judge Oalloway, of tho Marion Coun ty Circuit Court. Tbo Secretary of State roquoated tbo Attorney-General to appeal tbo caae and Becure a Judg ment from tho highest court in order to asauro. tho a tat. officers that tbo money Is available without further legal proceedings. Tbo appeal ' la baaed on tho ground that tbo lower court erred In holding that any per son may start an Injunction proceed ing against tho Secretary of SUto to prevent tbo placing on the ballot tbo title of a referendum petition aftor tho aamo had boon Died wttb tbe atate, and that because a few namea on tbe petitions aro found fraudulent, tbe entire petition is Invalidated. aawaaaaaaaaaawaaaaaaaaaaB-aaawaaaaaawawaaaaaw ( " MOTHERS INVITED TO HEAR NURSE LECTURE Special arrangements have been made for an open meeting at tbo reg ular meeting of tho Oregon City Wo man'. cinK tkla afternoon. Mlaa Stone, a trained nurse, of Oregon City, wig give a discourse on "Tne care of the child from the age of one year nntll the Eighth." Mrs. David Cauneld oeciaea 10 nave an open meeting so aa to give all the mother In the city a chance to hear tbla Ulk and all aro Invited to attend and tho members aro especially urged to attend. The meeting will bo held in tho Commercial Club par lore. An Ancient Almanao. , Tbo British rauaeum coutolna a S.000-year-old almanac written In red Ink on papyrua. Fleet Botanical Garden. Matthaeua Svlvatlcua established tho world'a Brut botanical garden at Saler no, Italy, tn 1308. I games are played at frequent Inter rata, some of tbo card cluba meeting aa often aa (Ire time, a week. And tbe stakes run blgbet than 1100 at times. And the women at whoae homes the cluba meet take a Take off of much aa $10 from each of the player. But wait: ibtVe more. On woman complainant, a Mra. Ten Eyrk. told tbe po'lco oho waa robbed In one of three aristocratic bomea while playing poker of $35 contained In ber band bag. Moreover- ' It la dlao learned that conaJderabl domeatW dlacord baa followed the rer elationa of the poHce. Boabond. who bad wandered t the sharp Increase In household expense, saw a poealble ei planitlon ' J la short some of tbeoe women bad beef) stealing In order to get the mon ay to put Mp as stakes. Which la a fine mean. . And aa you read of tbeao thing 70a trmble for the fntor of a country whoae women are thna corrupted. But- ' Remember thla-tbeoo women aro of the eort who dawdle away their abort forenoon, with their maid, and hair dresser, apend their afternoona at the card partle and their orenlng at tbt theater. They are but painted parasites, oso leas butterflle. " ' In their fireside gambling they aro man the Drofeaalonal apt- ders that lor the foottab-BIea Into their parlors, and tbo ponce ao weu to make no dlatlnctlon. Perhap. If they did not gamble they wool do some thing as bad. n... They are not real women. They aro only tho pampereo peia 01 r.u Mereeeo'a Fertile pot. Parte of Morocco aro rery fertile. ...i.. wrrtrea! "However, our .r. ready at last, with aer oral camel, behind carrying: oor beary baggage. wa atarted for tbo bllla. . nr.. ail our war lay through mllea of country covered wltb fruit tree 1.4.1. with their rlcb roaaa. wrange. ..vlxora and neacbea wore growing In tbe greateat prorualon.. nd between were patches of l.nd where com wa h.. Tkia com. It la aald. can bo sown and reaped within forty day. 00 rich I. tb aoli " . . Plenty of I. rw von Hk rare maatT" "No; I like It ajolto often "-Baltl more Amerk-an , V. ''1- -. . ,, w 1 , ..' '" - A' ' ' " s,- Now lo tho time to t out .Reaa In your part of tho arty. , Two-yeaa. old budded roaaa. 1 Fifty Varieties to choose ftoa I will at them out and guarantee every one for only 30c eh,' Alao a fin lino of fancy Fruit Trea that you had ought to ao. - Beautiful Oma manUI Bhrubbary that will help to make your home attractive. H. J. BIGGER 7th ond Center 5ts. At the Old Stand WOODCRAFT YOHEN -POSTPONE BANQUET The Women of Woodcraft of thla city have poatponed their banqoet scheduled at Woodmen ball tomorrow evening until tbo latter part of April when tho conteat will close. Com mittee will be appointed to make the neceaaary arrangement. Tbe regular meeting will bo held aa usual In the Woodmen ball on the evening of January S. when handaome plna will bo presented to the past guardiane. who are Mr. P. T. Bar low and Mra. 8- T. Scripture. The inatallatlon of officer will also take place at that time. Mra. Carrie Par ker will be tho InatalUng officer. Re freshment will bo eerved. BROTHERHOOD GIVES CHILDREH FINE XMAS .-. ' 1 Through tbe commendable efforts of tbe St. Andrew'a Brotherhood of St Paul's Episcopal church, and tbe liberality of citliena every poor child that could be found wa aupplied with gift and famllle with money Christ mas. Saturday and Sunday preceding Christina the rectory looked Ilk a veritable Santa Claua abop. Pi lea of basket filled wltb oranges, applea, candy, nut, toy,, necktie, book and ribbon covered tbe floor. Each child , waa given, beaidea tha toy a book. ' pound " box of candy, orangea, apple and, a bag of nut. The par ent were gien for hoe and cloth ing, varying with the aire ot the fam ily, from $3 to $7. Not only were the poor of Oregon City cared for, but many famllle ten mllea away were remembered. s The little boyo of tbo parish dia good work In carylng basketa to tboae who could not come. Mr. Hammond, the treasurer, received $400 tor thla worfc Tbo Rector, Rer. C. W. Rob inson, In commenting on tbl work, aid "Society doea more for any one one man than, any one man doe for society. Therefore, every man la in debt to society and ahould do bis best o dlacnarge the Brotherhood' desire to do this a Christian men and good cltisena." DANCE HUSICGIVDI ' - BY PHIW!0o!C : a 1 1 '" i a . Cataract Hose Company No. 2 gav lta tenth annual ball at Buech'a ball Monday night Notwithstanding tb many counter attractiona Incidental to Cbristmaa day .the attendance waa moro'than aatlsfactory and tbe daacw will count aa oriv of tbe moat eucceae ful ever given in this city. ' Tbe dance program waa exception ally well arranged. A feature of tb affair waa tbe instrumentation of th orchestra, aupplied from tbe dance section of the philharmonic Stringed lnstrumenta were predominant, and contributed much to tbo enjoyment of tho night, although tbe first few . dance were somewhat marred by tb evident nnfamlllarity of tbo leader with "the dance tempo in vogue la Oregon City. Tbe officer of th com pany are to- be congratulated on a very aucceaaful dance, financially and otherwise. , DO, TOD KNOW that th Enterprise year-end Bargain Period la now on? NOT GUILTY of misrepresenting thla bargain. Here la a chance In a Hfe-time - for some young married man to secure a home of bla own. A fine 4-room bungalow, . (Just com pleted a week ago, all but pUo terlng) on one of tbo finest lot on ML Scott carline. " Lot la 60x105, fin tree and beauti fully situated. Ha to be Been to be appreciated. $100 down, $10 a month buy a houao and lot, at $860. th way It ataada or $1,000 completed. Addroaa C W. ROBET, General Delivery, Oregon City, Or. HOW SMALL STORES CAW DRAW TRADE By Electa-ic Light Using MAZDA lamps in show windows and electric signs outside will draw trade from larger stores notso well equipped. We will be glad to tell yoa how this can be done with these lamps which give more light for less money than 1iav I- any other illominant PORTLAND RAILWAY, LIGHT & P0VER CO. MAIN omcc 7th and Alder Streets J. I Waldron. ? .1 . 1 j- Iyn rord anno-neet 1 1 "avjiiV- r - --.. ' '- " I . '