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THREE
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
FRIDAY, APRII. 12, j » i2
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Candidates for Nomination, Apr. 19
FLOOD OF
COLONISTS
4
d u rin g M arch. T h e red u ced
p as­
se n g e r
and
fre ig h t ra te s
under
w hich th e co lo n ists a re m o v in g con-
tinuet u n til A p ril 15 an d o fficia ls of
th e ra ilro a d s ex p e c t a lm o st a s m any
peo p le to p ass th ro u g h St. P a u l and
th e n ex t tw o
Two th o u s a n d th r e e h u n d re d an d M inneap o lis d u rin g
fo rty c a rs o f n n m lg r..n t goods, re p ­ w eeks a s d u rin g th e m o n th of M arch
re s e n tin g t.;e p e rso n al e ffe c ts
of
T h e m o v eab les a re com ing fro n t
T1,'.'I0
c o irn is-s, w ere
h an d led ■til sectio n s of th e U nited
S tates,
th ro u g h th e T w in City tr a n s fe r be­ it is a sig n ific a n t th in g th a t * th e
tw een St. P a u l an d
M inneapolis tr a in s of th e G reat N o rth e rn and
d u rin g M arch by th e G reat N o rth e rn ,
th e N o rth e rn P acific ra ilro a d s w hich
N o rth e rn P acific, M ilw aukee an d St. s t a r t fro n t St. P a u l show th e g re a t­
P au l an d th e Soo Line.
e s t in c re a se In th e n u m b e r of col­
T hese peo p le w ere tic k e te d
fo r o n is ts c a rrie d . T h e tr a in s fro m C hi­
w estern M in n eso ta, N o rth an d S outh cago do n o t show su ch an in crease.
D akota, Id ah o , M ontana,
O regon, T h is In d icates th a t p eo p le fro m th e
W a sh in g to n , a n d w estern C anada. m id d le w est a re th e ones w ho a re
T h e firs t fo u r d ay s of A pril show ed m oving an d n o t th e "d o w n e a s te r s .” I
a g re a te r a v e ra g e p er day In
th e
T h e m o v em en t of c o lo n ists is said
peo p le still m o v in g th a n
an y day
by ra ilro a d o fficia ls to be g re a te r
th a n e v e r th is y e a r
due
to th e
n o rth w e s te rn s ta te s o b ta in in g p u b ­
licity th r o u g h o u t th e c o u n try an d
p a rtic u la rly to th e e ff o rts
being
m ade by th e se s ta te s to show th e
fa rm e rs of th e m id d lew est Ju st ex ­
actly w h at th e A m erican n o rth w e st
can p roduce.
Ben
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L am e sh o u ld e r is n e a rly alw ay s
d u e to rh e u m a tism of th e m uscles,
an d q u ick ly y ield s to th e fre e a p p li­
catio n of C h a m b e rla in 's L in im en t.
F o r sale by G resh am D ru g Co. and
T h e s tro n g e s t an ta g o n ism
th a t all D ealers.
h as been b ro u g h t to b ear a g a in st
Dr. Ja m e s C. H ayes, R ep u b lican can
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G RESH A M LODGE, A. F.
d id a te fo r co ro n e r, o rig in a te d am ong ■ V j r & A. M. U. D.— S ta te d com-
th e u n d e rta k e rs . T he reaso n
is
w ill be held
a p p a re n t. Dr. H ayes believes in th e / xr ' m u n ic a tio n s
e s ta b lis h m e n t of a p ublic m o rg u e, | e v ery second an d fo u rth T u esd ay in
s h a rp in
w hile they believe in* allo w in g th e tlie m o n th a t 8 o'clock
u n d e rta k e rs to dictate., how dead I. O. O. F. H all, G resh am . V isito rs
co rd ially in v ited . H.
J.
P u lfe r,
bodies sh a ll be ta k e n c a re of.
se c re ta ry p ro tem .
P a id Adv.
Demands a Public Morgue
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Does this meet your approval?
EQUITABLE VALUATIONS ACCORDING TO LAW.
NO FAVORITES
B. D. Sigler
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
County Assessor
F irst iiiun in O r ig o n to aaaeaa
pu blic fr a n c h ise s.
U n der m y a s s e s s ­
m en t P u b lic S e r v ic e <'o ip o rn tio n s a r e p a y in g #1(10(1 p er day
m ore
ta x e s on p e r so n u l prop erty th a n th e y
p aid
under any
fo r m e r
assessor.
[S p e c ia l C o rresp o n d en ce ]
T R O U TD A LE, A pril 6.— 8. J
S ta n s b e rry , co u n ty fr u it in sp ecto r,
has been looking o v er som e of th e o r­
c h a rd s In th is locality lately . He w ent
over th e o rc h a rd on th e D ouglass
farm carefu lly an d fo u n d It In a bad
j co n d itio n , once th e p rid e of th e
n eig h b o rh o o d .
T h is o rc h a rd h as
been n eg lected so m uch in th e la s t
few y e a rs since It h a s been re n te d
' th a t th e tre e s a re badly diseased,
j T he la te J a m e s H. D ouglass w as d e­
veloping th is o rc h a rd
Into o ne of
th e best, a n d , and a few y e a rs ago
th e fr u it w as th e very b est. T h e
ch e rrie s, esp ecially w ere know
at
th e c a n n e rie s to be
th e
la rg e s t,
W a ld e tu a r S eton w ho is a c a n d i­
sw eetest an d best flav o red of any
d a te fo r tile n o m in atio n fo r ju d g e of
b ro u g h t In.
th e circuit, c o u rt, D ept. 4. is well
Mr. S tan sb ery p ro n o u n ced th e v a r­ know n in tills p a rt of th e co u n ty ,
ie tie s of ap p les, p e a rs an d c h e rrie s and ills sp ecial q u a lific a tio n s fo r th e
reco g ­
very good, an d say s th a t by c a re fu l office w hich he seek s a re
a tte n tio n th e fo rm e r q u a lity can be nized by all. Mr. S eton w as h o rn in
1866, and lias lived 20 y e a rs in O r­
re sto re d . T his lo catio n is very fav ­ egon, 16 of w hich he h as en g a g e d In
o ra b le fo r fr u it ra isin g an d on e of th e ac tiv e p ra c tic e of law in
th e
th e a d v a n ta g e s is th a t
th e heavy c o u rts of O regon. He served as
sleet sto rm s do not in ju re th e tre e s d e p u ty d is tric t a tto rn e y from 1897-
1898, as a ss ista n t I'. S a tto rn e y d u r ­
h ere as m u ch a s o th e r places.
ing 19(10, an d as ju s tic e of th e peace
W hen ask ed ab o u t ir rig a tin g th e fo r th o E ast P o rtla n d d is tric t from
yearn
o rc h a rd s, Mr. S ta n sb e ry said th a t 1902-1906. H e w as th r e e
fo r soil a s m oist as th is , it w as of city a tto rn e y fo r G resh am and is at
p re se n t a m em b er of th e ex ecu tiv e
no valu e and m ad e th e fr u it spoil board of th e city of P o rtla n d .
His
m ore rap id ly , th e re b ein g m ore w ater law office is 432-3 W o rcester b u ild ­
Mr. S eton m a rrie d
in th e fru it th a n necessary. H e also j ing, P o rtla n d .
sta te d th a t th is b eav er dam soil w as Miss D ottle H u rib u r t, d a u g h te r of
th e late Jo h n H u rib u r t, in 1893.
su rich th a t It need no m ulching.
(P a id Adv
A n th ra e n o se , o r com m only know n
08 dead sp o ts, San J o s e scale, and
h ark lice a re th e m o st com m on d is­
e a se s in E a ste rn M ultnoniuh c o u n ­
ty an d sh o u ld lie v ig orously fo u g h t.
F o r e a rly sp rin g sp ra y in g fo r fu n g u s
. scale and scab, a so lu tio n
of one
g allo n of s u lp h u r an d lim e to e ig h t
g a llo n s of w a te r
sh o u ld bo used.
T he lim e is needed in th is p re p a r a ­
tio n only to dissolve th e
su lp h u r
I p ro p erly . W hen th e blossom s a re
fallin g , a rs e n a te of lead should be
u sed ; th r e e p o u n d s to fifty g allo n s
o t w ater, fo r co d lin g m oth. Tills
so lu tio n need not be us s tro n g fo r
young tre e s.
Mr. S ta n s b e ry o rd e re d se v eral of
tho tre e s to be c u t dow n an d care- I
ful sp ra y in g an d p ru n in g fo r th e
re m a in in g tre e s, an d hopes th is o r­
c h a r d w ill be an e x am p le fo r o th e r
f r u it g ro w e rs us he in te n d s to m ake
a n o th e r tr ip soon to see th e tre e s
In o th e r o rc h a rd s. T h is
is
th e
firs t tim e he h as called on th is p a rt
of th e co u n try .
Waldemar Seton
for Circuit Judge, Dep’t No. 4
Jas. C. Hayes
for Coroner
A t th e offices of th e N o rth w est
D evelopm ent L eag u e it is said th a t
th e re a re m o re C o m m ercial
clu b s
a n d b u sin ess o rg a n iz a tio n s d o in g ac­
tiv e and in te llig e n t w ork io secu re
1 s e ttle rs
th a n
ev er before, i t isi
said th a t m o re th a n 6000 c a rs o fl
im m ig ra n t goods w ill go in to
th e '
A m erican N o rth w e st d u rin g 1912. 1
" i f any s ta te is n o t se c u rin g
its
sh a re it is th e fa u lt of th e C o m m er­
cial o rg an izatio n s! o f th a t sta te . We
can in crease th e a g g re g a te n u m b er
of p eople going in to th e N o rth w est
an d th e s ta te s m u st w ork to in ­
cre a se th e p e rc e n ta g e of th e Im ml
g ra n ts w hich th e y a re re c e iv in g ,”
w as th e co m m en t o f an o ffic e r of
th e D ev elo p m en t L eague.
CONDEMNS
ORCHARDS
Selling
Republican Candidate for
U. S. Senate
1. A lw a y s a firm lie lie v e r in S ta te m e n t N o. 1, an d not in
convention!«, a ss e m b lie s or b o ss rul<‘. G ave b is tim e am i m on ey to
e le c t S ta te m e n t No.
I m en a t tile la st tw o s ta te e le c tio n s .
2.
Hi1 w ill liv e in O regon an d th e w o r k in g m an ran ca ll a
a®e h im a t any tim e .
D oes not b e lie v e in a S e n a to r liv in g in W a sh ­
in g to n so th a t o n ly th e rich c a n s e e him by p a y in g t h e e x p e n se s o f
g o in g th e r e.
3.
Is a b u sin e ss m an, a la rg e tax p ayer o f O regon a n d lias
th e O regon |M*oplcs* in te r e s ts a t h e a r t.
P aid A d v ertisem e n t
i P ro h ib itio n in w hich S e n a to r E. W.
C arm ack w as
sla in . U nder
th e
a ffirm a tio n of th e v erd ict
of th e
low er c o u rt, M otlow , a
m an
of
' g re a t w ealth , is sen ten ced to pay a
fine an d serv e six m o n th s
in th e
W. C. T .U. C olum n e d ited by Moore co u n ty w o rk h o u se.
M otlow
Mrs. B. W. E m ery , P re s s
C o rres­ I a v e rre d th a t he h ad th e r ig h t
to
A W om an's Education.
p o n d en t.
! m ak e w hisky in T en n essee
to be
A w om an m ay have a b e a u tifu l d i­
shipped in to o th e r sta te s. T h e case
w ill now go to th e
U nited S ta te s plom a/ h a n g in g on th e w all an d still
A N ational Duty.
n o t have a good e d u c a tio n u n less:
T h e fed eral g o v e rn m e n t
h as a S u p rem e c o u rt.
She know s how to—
d u ty an d a so lem n d u ty to p erfo rm ,
an d th a t is, to s tre n g th e n an d su p ­
lio n . C h am p C la rk 's T i-stiin on y.
Cook an d bake.
Sew an d m end n eatly .
p o rt th e law s of th e v a rio u s s ta te s
C are fo r th e sick
as th ey m ay h av e e n a c te d th em . If
W hen th e s p e a k e r o f th e n a tio n a l
Be p le a s a n t in th e hom e.
we re g a rd it as a crim e to sell liq ­ j H ouse of R e p re se n ta tiv e s w as ask ed
K eep from gossiping.
u o r in te r rito ry w hich h as been m ade ! if he re g a rd e d th e saloon a fit place
fo r a y o u n g m an to fre q u e n t,
he
d ry by any e n a c tm e n t, e ith e r s ta te rep lied :
K eep a secret.
o r m u n icip al, th e n , in my opinion,
K eep th e hom e n eat.
“ N ot if he is a m b itio u s to lead a
th e U nited S ta te s g o v e rn m e n t Is an
T ak e good c are of h e r h e a lth .
accessory to th a t crim e w hen It p er­ clean, su ccessfu l life. If he w ishes
R espect th e aged.
m its th e sh ip m e n t of liq u o r in to tiia t to excel In crim e, rob his m e n ta l and
Be n e a t in d ress.
te rrito ry . We m ust not lie stopped p h y sical pow ers, co n so rt w ith th u g s,
by any tec h n ic a lity , and th e U nited b lacklegs, p ro s titu te s , and th ie v e s;
Be econom ical.
S ta te s g o v e rn m e n t
must.
p u t Its lx a d isg ra c e to fils fam ily and a
R alph H K ing.
(P a id
p ow er an d force an d th e v ita lity of sten ch to h is own n o strils, w hy, I'd
its g o v ern m en t in to th e law s of (he ad v ise him to fre q u e n t th e saloon
se v eral s ta te s th a t have m ade th e ir He can le a rn to be all th a t In any
i tr i'ito r y dry. S e n a to r L u k e Lea of liq u o r saloon, in fa c t, he cun ta k e
a post grail d a te co u rse w ith o u t leav
i t n n c t . ee.
lug Die p rem ises
T h e saloon
is
Lad m ain ly because of w hat it Bell-
A G .c u t T, n i|i ran ce V ir to iy .
H ut it is also had because tlie h «1I-
To p r o h l.it th e m a n u fa c tu re
of Ing of liq u o r alw ay s som ehow creates
W. II. I l i s t . HIIN, P R O P .
liq u o r is c o n s titu tio n a l in T ennessee. in th e p re m ise s w here it is sold a
One
Ib is la th e d ic h ii.ii th a t w as h a n d ­ m ost u ii lien I th y a tm o sp h e re .
MEAI.H
ed dow n by th e su p re m e co u rt of of th e w orst p h ases of th e saloon
th a t s ta le a few d a j s ago a deci­ life is th e tre a tin g system . I have
A iiic ric n ii o r Europ«-nn p la n . K lim t m ile r
sion th a t will
take- lis place as .«sen a hull-dozen ch o ice A m erican
M perlal < h ic k c ii D in n e r N im iin ), At* cents.
"inong tlie m ost im p o rta n t affectin g citlzi ns.lt iid ets In th e ir lin e of work
im p « .ra n c e 1. g u la tio n . T he
ease line up in front of a bar, and in less
T ills H o ste lr y In n ew , iiKxlern, u p -to -ila te ,
I.s e lf th a t b ro u g h t a b o u t th e deci­ th a n th irty m ln u ic s com e out hid«
fir s t-c la s s In ev er y r e sp e c t.
No lie tte r p la c e
sion is on tliai lias at tr a d e d con­ c e n t, ju b b e rtn g Id io ts."
w h er e in O regon .
sid e ra b le a tte n tio n , as If is th e
o utcom e of (he fig h t b etw een l’ro-
P lan h o u sew o rk to save tim e.
i.ib ilio n is ls and tl o se opposed to
W. C. T. U.
County School
Superintendent
Republican Candidate
for
Re-election
P aid A d v ertisem e n t
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A dv.)
I
T he CONGDON
T. J. KREUDER
nt any
tim e .
sa n ita r y nini
to s l o p a n y ­
r r
RIPUBUCAN CANDIDATE FOR
S H E R IF F
Progressive Republican
I he Logical M an fo r the Place.
For County
Commissioner
John M. McKernan
for Sheriff
la tte r know n a s '-H o n e s t J o h n ."
is w e ll k n ow n in
P o rtla n d
an d
v ic in ity ,a s a b u sin e ss m an. and a ta v p a )e r fo r iitl y e a rs.
He w as at
F ra z ie r A M ilx -a n 's barn fo r o v e r 15 y ea rs.
Mr, M cK ernan prom -'
isc s an h o n est an d c re d ita b le a d m in is tr a tio n if e le c te d and is th o r ­
o u g h ly c a p a b le o f a tte n d in g to t h e tiu su w ss o f th e o ffic e .
P aid
A d v ertisem e n t.
C h ie f D eputy E xeru tive D e p a rt,
me nt Sheriff's Office.
116 X W. B. Hollingsworth
He s ta n d s fo r;
H aste, not w aste, in c o n stru c tio n
of co u n ty b u ild in g s Good roads.
A c h eck in g system th a t in s u re s
a I s v alu e fo r th e I expended
Honest
tra tio n .
Im p a r tia l
L aw s.
Which means
Lower Taxes
P aid
Adv
Business A d m in is ­
" H o lly "
E n fo rc e m e n t of
A Competent Clean Man
that Everyone can Trust
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