Morning enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1911-1933, March 27, 1912, Image 4

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    MORNING ENTERPRISE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1912.
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Early spring opening of ready-to-wear suits
and coats a great success.
Many come from far and near to see the new
styles in spring suits.
A new feature in our Ladies Suit Sale is a
Men Tailored Suit selected from our own New
Clothes, made to your measure in three days at
the same price.
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Winston Churchill Speaks
Of Home Rule to Belfast
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Churchill photo by American Press Association.
A THREATENED outbreak of the old feud between Irish Unionists and
Irish Home Rulers on the occasion of Winston Churchill's speech at
Belfast on the new home rule measure was averted through a for
nate combination of circumstances. . The original' purpose of Mr.
Churchill was to speak in Ulster hall, the building in which his father, Lord
Randolph Churchill, delivered his famous speech opposing an earlier home
rule bill, in the course of which he said, "Ulster will fight, and. Ulster will
be right." Mr. Churchill abandoned this intention, a large force of soldiers
Was thrown into the city and a steady downpour-of rain discouraged any
violent demonstration, although the weather did not prevent a great audience
of Nationalists' assembling hi the tent which was pitched for the meeting.
Mr. (?hurcliil! spoke at lenttth, defining the government program for Ireland,
and was supported by .lotm Redmond,. , who so dominates Irish politics in
the British parliament-nod at' liome that he Is derisively called the "king of
Ireland' by !;is Uisteriti- enemies. The first lord of the admiralty (which is
Mr. Church!.!!' ofi';-''l it;l) will be recognized in our illustration by his char
ucferlstk' jre-Uire.' extendi nr the right arm to its full length! The other ph
tpgrapU is li-'iit f Mr Uertiv.ond
can "eat.- The feast lasts for hours,
and as the big party troops ont of the
banquet room they shout:
"Long live Antonio Mancinl!"
Another eccentricity of this great
painter is that his one Idol is his fa
ther. Mancinl says the most of the pleas
Dre he gets from the larjre prices he
Is paid for his pictures Is that he can
spend money to make the old father
happy. One of his famous pictures Is
of his father.
He Is his "father's boy."
He forgets he Is a man with a great
reputation and treats his father as he
aiu wuen ne was a sirujrsnus: an stu
dent His first Impulse on seeing his
father enter his studio is to embrace
him in the same way he did when a
child. ' -
Mancinl erplains that his father
struggled and mad many sacrifices to
enable him to get his art education.
Now, if these "eccentricities" show
Mancinl to be insane give us more
such mad painters. .
We have heard much of "the eccen
tricities of genius.'" but few of this
sort. '
Psychologists and pathologists may
disagree as to what Is sanity or In
sanity. But -
A great" man ?bo loves the common
people and tvho shares his successes
with them and who dearly loves the
old father who for his sake in thei
days of privation ate many short din-"
ners why. he Is glorious, sane or Insane.
BARON SANDHURST.
Now Lord Chamberlain of
England; Social Arbiter.
Clark Griffith is a philosopher-. Ha
has warned the Washington fans that
they must not expect a winner the
coming summer, as it takes a long
time to get a winning combination to
gether out of as small a nucleus as he
had when he started on the job.
bows ana oeaux.
Bella Is she musical? B-rulah Not
i bit. Bella But I heard somebody say
;he had had experience in handling a
w? Beulah Oh, they meant she had
been engaged to be married several
times. Yonkers Statesman.
' Consideration.
"If anybody gave you tainted "money
would you keep it yourseif or send it
to the foreigu missions?"
"Keep it myself, of course. Would
you have me spread infection?" Balti
more American.
ChampionT rotting Gelding.
Charley Mitchell, the champion trot
ting gelding of last season,' wtll cam
paign this year "in the colors of C. K. G.
Billings, who" recently , bought the rare
trotter for . $4,500. Charley Mitchell
last year hung up a itecord of 2:044-
Heart to Heart
By EWLN A.NYE. .
SANE CK INSANE. -
Rome 'and Paris, are asking, "Is the
painter Antonio Mancinl mad oronjy
a genius?"
' Certainly he is a genius.
His pictures bring big prices, and he
never has to solicit orders. Some of
his critics hail him as ; the coming
great painter, and others say his ec
centricities point to Insanity.
These are the "eccentricities:"
He cares nothing about high society.
Nothing attracts him except tUe com
mon people, whom he loves and finds
Interesting. He -finds them less spoil
ed, more natural.'
He studies life with the veneer off
down to the flesh, bones, sinews and
bloo'd. Beneath, at the heart of
things, he finds their disappointments.
Joys, sorrows, and puts them on can
vas. ' .
Moreover
He has his studio above a stable'
among" plain dwellings. When he cel
ebrates the completion of a picture he
does so by treating the entire neigh
borhood to as much macaroni as they
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Making of Character.
To endure injustice without answer
ing it with hatred, to endure grief
without having the spirit , broken, to
endure disappointment and yet to go
on cheerfully these things make char
acter. .
- Witriam.
Wisdom is cherished by the few, neg
lected by. the many and hired by the
Working for the other fellow and
Get Busy for Yburself
What can be won with a little
work a Une pAze every JO days
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To what people are saying and
yot will see how popular yoti are
THEN GET IN AND WIN
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To stimulate interest in the voting and to give each one a chance to profit by their
work we will give a prize every ten days. These prizes will not affect ;the Una1
count in any way as all votes will count on
THE GRND AUTOMOBILE ;
These prizes will be given to the one that hands n the largest number of votes
every ten days.
the Third Special Prize for the best 1 0 days showing
will be an order on J. Levitt's Popular Store. This order
is good for anything in his store worth up to $15 00 or
can be applied on a larger account. This order had
ought to be worth every effort you can put forth.