MORNING ENTERPRISE. THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1913.
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GLADSTONE PARK
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PORTLAND LADIES' BAND MEMBERS ARTISAN LODGE EXCEL LENT MUSICIANS 24 CONCERTS
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Founder of University City, Mo.
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PROF. F. T. CHAPMAN
Head of Music Dept
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Head of Elocution Department
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A Great Novelty. Soloist
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President of the Chautauqua
WALT HOLCOMB
Lecturer
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NG. POON CHEW
Chinese Statesman-Lecturer
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PAULINE MILLER-CHAPMAN
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PAMAHASIKA and His Pets.
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GREATEST ARMY OF PLATFORM TALENT EVER ASSEMBLED ON THE PACIFIC COAST
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1 jCdSOIl llCKClS " hZjU such stops, from all Willamette Valley points, within a hundred line, providing the patrons use the certificate plan, getting the certif- Udiij AUlllloMUll'.
. Y yards or so from the gates. The Portland Railway, Light & Power icate from their local agent and having it signed by the Chautauqua ,
TP-' d A A Co. run their half-hour car service from the station at First & Alder, secretary at the grounds. ' ' - Cv11Cirkn Do top rr All
IiOOkS OT IPT1 - AZlMl Portland (OREGON CITY CAR) directly into the gates of the park, ' Baggage is shipped to, the park in the usual manner, freight CALuI MUll idlC3 Ull illl
VVU VI 1V" rV, haying a branch line from the main road at Gladstone a great cars on the electric making daily trips into the park. The S. P. de- , .
'" , convenience for patrons. From Portland the fare is 25c for the posits the baggage of the patrons at a point within 200 yards of the T . A
C(JQ 11 TlflTPT 1 y round trip, rom Oregon City 5c each way. The Southern Pacific park gate, where it may be hauled cheaply into the grounds. Thus KQd.QS "
LilllU O kjLd. 11 llCJVvl J 1 J grants a Chautauqua rate during the assembly of one and one-third easy access to the grpunds is provided over either line.
FuW Information Tickets, Tents, Reservations, etc.. Address H. E. CROSS Sec'y, Beaver Building, Oregon City, Oreaon