G resham O utlook
VOL 2.
NO. 15
GRESHAM, M ULTNOM AH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 19, 1912
WILL BEAUTIFY
FAIR GROUNDS
PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITES W H O A R E BEING V O TED FOR A T T H E OREGON PRIMARIES TODAY
T h e d ire c to rs of th e M ultn o m ah
C o u n ty F a ir held a m eetin g
h ere
J ste rd a y a fte rn o o n an d p erfected
i r t h e r p la n s fo r th e big fa ll fair.
T io s e p re s e n t w ere.
L. S h a ttu c k .
H. A. L ew is, C. M. L ake, E. G. K ar-
» 11, D. M. R o b erts, T. R. H o w itt,
.! P. R asm u ssen an d E. L. T h o rp e.
T h e a rra n g e m e n t of th e am u se-
i ent fe a tu re s is th e p ro b lem w or-
i , l n c ‘he d ire c to rs a t p re s e n t and
i e re
w as c o n sid erab le discussion
< in sistin g j f K a rd e ll, S h a ttu c k . Lew-
i! an d R o b e rts now
h as th is in
« f th is y esterd ay .
A co m m ittee,
c a a rg e . It is d esired to sign
up 1
fo r th e
a ttra c tio n of th e A rnold
A m u sem en t co m p an y w hich a re said
io be u n u su a lly fine. A p rev io u s !
• o n tra c t m ad e w ith Mr. G lover for
a m erry -g o -ro u n d concession sta n d s ,
ia th e way. T he a d ju s tm e n t of th e
m a tte r is th o u g h t to be p ossible and
it is likely th e way w ill be opened !
i*or th e A rnold a ttra c tio n s .
I t w as sta te d re cen tly th a t a plan
‘was on foot fo r th e b e a u tify in g of
th e fa ir g ro u n d s. T h is reach ed a
d e fin ite c u lm in atio n y esterd ay when
th e d ire c to rs decided
to
expenil
$100 in flo ra l o rn a m e n ta tio n of th e
g ro u n d s. A la rg e flo w er circle, 10« ;
fe e t in d ia m e te r w ith w alk s an d ¡1 [
i 1911. b y A m e r ic a n P re ss A s s o c ia tio n
ROBERT M. LA FOLLETTE
“Ever at Your Service”
Phone 701
$1.50 PER YEAR
FIRE COMPANIES
WILL TRY SPEED
T h e G resh am V o lu n te e r
F ire
com p an ies h av e been d o in g sp len d id
vork in d rillin g d u rin g th e p a st
u io a 'h an d a rra n g e m e n ts a re now
being m ade fo r a
c o n te st. F o re
m an E rn e st-T h o m p so n of H ose com
p an y No. 1. Is w o rk in g up th e d e
ta ils w hich w ill be a n n o u n ced m o re
fuly in next T u e sd a y ’s O u tlo o k .
T he p la n s as su g g ested i .e lu d e a
ru n to th e h y d ra n t a t th e sch o o l
h o u se on Pow ell s tre e t, w h ere 150
feet of hose w ill be ru n
o u t, th e
nozzle a tta c h e d a n d w a te r tu r n e d
on. T h e c o n test w ill lie betw een
C om panies 1 an d 2 and th is w ill be
th e firs t p a rt of th e c o n te st om y.
T h e second p a r t wil in c lu d e s h u t
tin g of th e w ater, d isc o n n e c tin g th e
hoae. in s e rtin g a new le n g th , a tta c h
ing th e nozzle a n d ag a in tu r n in g on
th e w ater.
1912. by A iiie i le a n Pre«» Associât ion
T he co m p an ies will lie tim ed ill
THEODERE ROOSEVELT
ench of th e s e try s and th e q u ic k e st
w ill be th e w in n er. It Is p ro b ab le
a, p rize, w ill be o ffered to ih e w in
ning com pany.
it is also likely th a t a ru n w ill be
m ade w ith th e chem ical en g in e.
T he boys a re looking fo rw a rd to
Mrs. I. McColl received w ord a th is ns th e ir firs t try o u t an d it
w eek ago from C o n g ressm an A. W. w o u ld n ’t be safe to bet on e ith e r
L a ffe rty th a t he hud
recom ended com pany as each is d e te rm in e d to
h e r a p p o in tm e n t us p o stm istre ss of win.
th e G resh am
postoffice. A tele
g ra m from S e n a to r B o u rn e an n o u n - she received a b o u t $20 a m o n th .
*e«s h e r n o m in atio n co n firm e d
by On its ad v an ce to an office of th e
th e S en ate on A pril 17. T h e term th ird class, Bhe w as paid a flat s a l
of office fo r p o stm a ste rs
is fo u r ary of $1100 a y ear. T h is m ig h t be
y ears, th o u g h a bill
now
before in creased , o r even d im in ish ed
to
C ongress may m ake It an in d e te rm i $1000, th e sa lary d ep en d in g
upon
n a te term , it is not th e policy of th e sales of I lie office
tlie postoffice d e p a rtm e n t to reject
S u b s ta n tia l ad v an ces h av e been
fo r p o litical o r o th e r reaso n s, post m ade in th e fin an ces of Ihe office,
m a s te rs w ho a re giving sa tisfa c tio n . as show n by
records.
in
1899
On th e o th e r h and th o se w ho ar« m oney o rd e rs issued a m o u n te d
to
n o t giv in g good serv ice o u g h t
to $700. In 1911 d o m estic m oney o r
be rem oved w ith o u t w a itin g for th e d e rs reach ed a to ta l of $1104 and
fo u r y e a r term to expire.
in te rn a tio n a l of $30.
In 1899 th e receip ts front
th e
M any in te re s tin g c h an g es
have
ta k e n place in p o sto ffice
a ffa irs s a le of stam p s, box re n ts, etc ..w e re
since Mrs. McColl took
c h a rg e on $338. In 1901 th e r e w ere received
J a n . 1, 1899. It w as th e n a fo u rth from th e sam e so u rc e s $4680. T he
clas office w ith one m ail a day by po sto fflce w as raised to th e th ird
sta g e to an d from P o rtla n d . T h e re class fo u r y e a rs ago.
T he firs t n e w sp ap er to lie e s ta b
w ere p o sto ffices a t
T e rry ,
R o ck
wood, Pow ell V alley, O rie n t and lished in G resh am w as th e G resh am
o th e r p laces w hich a re now served V in d icato r. It w as e n te r e d as sec-
by d aily free d eliv ery from G re sh and class m a tte r In J u n e , 1901, and
am . T he firs t tw o ro u te s w ere e s only lived a few m onths.
ta b lis h e d in 1901 and
th r e e a d d i
Forlies-.M clx'nnaii W c ib i I n g .
tio n a l In 1903. in 1909 one ro u te
w as
tra n s fe rre d
to B oring
At
A very p re tty w edlng cerem o n y
p re s e n t o u r fo u r ro u te s a re served
by E. E. C h ip m an on ro u te 1, J. P. w as p erfo rm ed S unday, A pril 14th,
F reyuan on rout© 2, L. P. M anning a t th e hom e of Rev. T. M cP erson,
on ro u te 3 and W m . C h ild e rs on w hen Ja m e s D. F o rb es of P o rtla n d
ro u te 4
T he c a rr ie rs ' pay a t first and F ra n c e s M cL ennan of R ock
w as $500 a y ear. N ow th r e e of wood w ere u n ite d in holy w edlock.
th e m receives $1,000 e a c h , and one T he b rid e w as d ressed In la v e n d e r
linen an d m essalen e, trim m e d w ith
$800.
W hen M rs McColl took th e office p earls. She w ore a long sw eep in g
veil a n d o ra n g e
blossom s.
Tho
groom w ore th e co n v e n tio n a l black.
T he m o th e r and s is te r of th e bride,
Mrs. F. M rix*nnau and Mrs. M. E l
wood w ere p re s e n tl A fte r th e c e re
.MlNCcllniieoiiH.
m ony, am id rice th ro w in g , th e p a rty
wood w ere p re s e n t. A fte r th e cere-
t ORDW OOD d eliv e re d by Jo h n h o ard ed a c a r a ftre w a rd
an d p a r
L arson, R o u te 4, p h o n e 324.
tf
took of a chicken d in n e r at G an zar-
H AY—-Good h o rse hay fo r sale v a te r’s on Y am hil.
H. E D avis, G resham , O re.
tf
Rilile L ectu re« S u n d a y .
MRS. MCCOLL RECEIVES
RE-APPOINTMENT
COUNCIL WILL CALL
SPECIAL BOND ELECTION
A t th e a d jo u rn e d council m eetin g ,
fo u n ta in a t th e c e n te r will be ¡1
held last T u esd ay
n ig h t, a p p lic a
fe a tu re . T he co m itte e w ith th is in
tion, w as m ad e fo r th e tr a n s f e r of
c h a rg e co n sists of L ew is, Gill and
th e license o f th e la te F o rd Metz
R o b erts.
g er to W ith ro w & B u tch er. The
T h e d ire c to rs w ill a rra n g e to go
license w as tra n s fe rre d . Mr. W ith
o u t soon on p u b licity to u rs, m eet- 1
row , now! o f P o rtla n d , w as fo rm erly
ing th e G ran g es an d ta lk in g up th e
of A rlin g to n , w h ere it is said Mr.
f a ir g en erally .
B u tc h e r is now en g ag ed in business.
A re so lu tio n w as passed to call
fo r a special elec tio n on May 20 to
vote upon th e issue of $5000 w ater
bonds to e x ten d th e m ain s w ith in
T he w om en o f th e Civic Im p ro v e th e city lim its.
T h e co u n cil o rd ered 14 70 feet of
m e n t L eague,
p ro v ed
th em selv es
ro y al e n te r ta in e r s , a t th e ir
first tw o -in ch m ain fo r e x ten sio n from
fo u r-in ch
social, w hich th ey gave a t th e C om th e en d o f th e p re s e n t
m ercial C lub hall T u esd ay ev en in g . m ain on so u th R o b erts a v en u e to
Also
680
F u n fa s t and fu rio u s w as th e o rd e r A. M eyers’ resid en ce.
of th e ev en in g . T he co m m ittee in feet of tw o-inch p ip » on from Hood
c h a rg e of th e p ro g ram
w as Mes- av en u e to K elly a v en u e on T h ird
AU of O regon, and p a rtic u la rly
A t th e close o f th e polls at 7 th is
to
d am es B elt, D abney, E astm an , S h a t s tre e t. T he council a d jo u rn e d
M
u
ltn
o
m
ah
co
u
n
ty
,
is
en
g
ag
ed
to
m
eet
n
ex
t
T
u
esd
ay
n
ig
h
t.
ev
en
in g th e n ig h t board w ill ta k e
tu c k , L indsey an d C lan alian , and
Y esterd ay afte rn o o n M essrs. How- day in n o m in a tin g m en fo r oflce. c h a r g e of th e c o u n tin g of ballots.
they pro v id ed th e m ost u n iq u e e n
te r ta in m e n t in th e fo rm o f an old ltt, K enney an d P a te n e a u d e , w a te r to be voted on fo r elec tio n next T h is board co n sists of U. W. E m ery,
fash io n ed co u n try school, by an All- c o m m ittee of th e to w n o f G resh am , N ovem ber. T h e p ro v isio n s of th e c h a irm a n ; Geo. L eslie, J. N. F a ris,
S ta r cast. Mrs. B elt a s th e com pre w<lth M ayor S h a ttu c k , w aited upon new c o rru p t p ra c tic e s law m a k e it a ■ ju d g e s ; S. E.
T oep eln ian ,
Lewis
h e n d in g
te a c h e r,
learn ed
m any th e w a te r board of th e city of P o rt v ery q u ie t d ay , as no e le c tio n e e r- S h a ttu c k , H. E. D avis, clerk s,
p riv ileg e
of is n o t allo w ed .
I T h e re a re in th is p re c in c t
q u a in t, u n h e a rd of th in g s from h e r lan d an d ask ed th e
271
sellin g w a te r o u tsid e th e tow n lim its , V o tin g s ta rte d in G resh am p r e - ' n am es on th e re g iste r. Some vot-
u n ru ly pupils.
U na D abney p roved h e r rig h t to ir w as s ta te d th a t o u r c o n tra c t did I clnct, 168 a t th e o p en in g of p o lls ai e ra have not
re g lste re d .
Som e
be ta rd y a t school by h e r ex cu ses n o t m a k e It c le a r th a t we had th e s o'clock th is m o rn in g , se v eral be- votes w ill he sw orn In. As u su al
to
w hich involved e v ery n a tio n a l an d p riv ileg e o f d o in g so. T h e co m m it- in g in lin e to cast an e a rly vote. C. som e w ill not vote. T h e re o u g h t
plus also th o se
in te rn a tio n a l a ff a ir from th e blow te e w as ad v ised to le t th e m a tte r S. S m ith w as a t th e h ead of th e line : be 271 votes c a st
ing up of th e M aine to a to n g w ar re s t as it is u n til n ex t y e a r w hen and c a st b allo t n u m b er one.
w hich may be sw orn In.
and th e d ig g in g of th e
P an am a an a p p lic a tio n m ay be m ad e fo r a ; T h e b o ard on d u ty h e re to d ay con- ' In th e co u n ty g en e ra lly a larg e
new c o n tra c t. T h is is som e w h at sla ts of E. C. L in d sey , c h a irm a n ; voto is su re t o be heavy
can al.
as th e
Ja m e s S terlin g d isp lay ed
g re a t of a d isa p p o in tm e n t a s sev eral regi- W. H. B ond, D M. R o b erts, ju d g e s ; cam p a ig n h as been a w arm one and
O. B urch, W. E. W ood, Geo m any c a n d id a te s have
fo rtitu d e in e n d u rin g co rp o ra l p u n d e n ts o u ts id e th e lim its a re in need
been
out
M etzger, c lerk s.
ish m e n t fo r tw o m in u te s a fte r w hich o l w a te r.
a f te r th e voters.
tim e th e te a c h e r allo w ed
him
to
ta lk ag ain .
Io n e McCall received a love le tte r
from C ongressm an L a ffe rty , w hich
th e te a c h e r a p p ro p ria te d to h erself.
I.IX E S T tH ’K.
Livestock.
Poultry.
N ellie L indsey
and
M innie E ast
m an recited clasical M other Goose
EGGS
FO
R
SA LE S ingle C om b
NOTH E.
PIG FO R SA LE Six w eeks old
rhym es w hich w ere m uch en jo y ed
N otice is h ereb y given th a t
th e T heo. N eib au er, G resh am , R. 2 •15 B lack M inorcas, S ingle C om b R hode
Islan d R eds and W hite P ek in d u ck s
and M innie C la n a h a n 's In stru c tio n s P erc h e ro n sta llio n , D ecide, is w ith
A,1 a t 50 c e n ts p e r se ttin g . Mrs
as how to bound G resh am w ere very d ra w n from serv ice fo r th e season
FO R SA LE F resh cow. J.
O. F. A. N eib au er,
G resh am ,
It. 2,
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L
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Co.,
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,
O
regon,
D ow ning, G resh am , R. 4.
c lea r, except th a t she d id n ’t know
•16 p h o n e 451.
tf
A pril 19, 1912.
19
w h at it w as bounded
by on th e
For Hale— Horses.
M IST O R FOUND
n o rth sin ce th e Mt. Hood railw ay
FO R S A L E — O ne 1400 lb. m are
1 m iare, 5 y e a rs old, w eig h t about
Tw o le c tu re s of In ten se In te re st
Are You Going to R uilil?
had
been
sold.
Mr.
E a stm a n $35. Good a n im a l fo r g a rd e n o r fo r *300.
FOUND- Y ale lock key, No. 73 i If so, c o n su lt W. H. K a rr, G resham , to th e people of G resham a re a n
co u ld n ’t forget bu sin ess for sch o o l c le a rin g land,
1
m
are
8
y
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a
rs
old,
w
eight
ab
o
u
t
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at
O
utlook
office.
15
Also
som e
fin e 1
O regon. P la n s and e s tim a te s furn- nounced fo r S unday a fte rn o o n and
I
ing. He th o u g h t ev ery o n e had g o t w ean lin g pigs. C. M. S m ith . P h o n e 1300.
tf
ev en in g w hen W illiam
A, B ak er,
2 g eld in g s, 4 y e a rs o ld , w eight
LOST L adies' s h o rt, b lue coat. ! ished.
tf
ten cold feet by step p in g
on 258.
a b o u t 2600.
V.
D.
M.,
le
c
tu
re
r
fo
r
th
e
I n te r n a
b e t w e t ri P b - ii s i in t H om e and S a n d y . ----------------—— ----------------- ----- ----------
b ank d ra f ts . The school c h o ru s
All from im p o rted stock
ab o u t A pril 9, Ix-ave at B o rn ste d t's
FO R HALE C h eap 1
covered tio n a l Bible S tu d e n ts ' a sso ciatio n ,
FO R E A L E — Six
h o rses,
som e
in
w hich
th e p u p ils san g in
tf
T IIE O . BRU G GEK, G resham
sto re, S andy o r O u tlo o k office.
1 6 'm a r k e t w agon. A B ru g g er,
Mel- will speak In th e C om m ercial C lub
every
key from
B to
U, was b ra k e , som e u n b ro k e . R. B eadle,
’
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ville F a rm , G resham , p hone 244
G resh am , O re., R, 2.
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hall on th e su b je c ts:
" T h e T h re e
MI s< I I I . \ \ I I > I S
------------ — ___________________ _______________
only o u td o n e by th e d u e t o f Dr. B eit ___
W
orlds
of
th
e
B
ible”
and
"T he
and W illiam C ongdon. Olive S h a t-!
FO R SA LE — H eavy te a m , wagon
_
*
F O R BA LE
O ne
S a m so n
w tw l
FO R R EN T 30 a cres n e a r P leas-
K i l l SA LE B aled hay. D eliver- w indm ill a n d 3 6 -tt. to w er, c o m p le te . T h re e W ays of th e B ible.”
tu c k , as th e new sch o lar, m ade th e an d h arn ess, su ita b le fo r heavy farm
of d r a f t ] w ,,h p u m p and one 2500 gallon Red |
Mr. B ak er Is w idely
know n ns
au d ien c e gasp an d th e te a c h e r dis- w ork
H ound, a b o u t 7 an d 9 y ears a n t, H om e, first lan d , on s h a re s fo r ‘ d an y w h e re ; also team
h an d
force o ne of th e a b le s t p u b lic sp e a k e rs
m iss school w hen she said sh e d id n 't I W eig h t a b o u t 2700. Jo h n
B row n, p o tato es
S m ith L an d Co., G resh- horse«. P h o n e 61. 8. 8. T hom p- wood ta n k , also o n e
i F um p. AH good a s new , a t a bar-
.
.
. . .
p h o n e 513. G resh am .
tf am nhor
son.
ju s t know bow old sh e w as b u t h er - _________________ _______________ __ atn, p h o n e 14 7.
** g ain .
S*-e A. W. R e g n e r, G re sh and B ible e x eg etes In th e w est. He
Is c o n tin u a lly a d d re s sin g C hristian
am , O regon.
tf
nia had n e v er had to pay c a rfa re
FO R S A L E —O ne
h o rse, buggy
W ater System for Sale.
F O R R E N T — -room c o tta g e In
a u d ie n c e s and h is serm o n s a re a p t
fo r her.
an d h a rn e s s, cheap. IL W. S n ash all Z en ith ad d itio n .
F resh w ater w h ere you w ant It
Lu in tier.
See W. E. W ood,
ly sty led , “ A la y m a n 's c o u rse
In
At th e close of th e ev en in g co n G resh am , p h o n e 74.
tf
a n d w hen you w an t It, no w ater
All kind« o f
b u _____
ild in „ g lu m b e r, B ible s tu d y .” If you a re In te re st-
G resh am .
tf
v e rs a tio n a l g am es w ere play ed , in
sto ra g e
P o w er p la n t
w here you 1 from sills to m ouldings.
L a rg e o r ,
w hich Mrs. E astm an an d
C h arles I* FO R S A L E — Good d riv in g m are,
w ish, pum ps from well by co m p res- sm all o rd e rs filled p ro m p tly from ’
Hu b e a rin g an ab le d efen se of
LOTS FO R SA LE a t C e d a rv ille -
aed a ir. T h is system h a s been In use o u r ow n m ills. You c a n 't do bet- 'b e In sp iratio n of th e B ible you can-
C leveland w ere w in n ers all tro u p ed
1260 to 1300, well b ro k e;
H. W. S n ash all. P h o n e b u t a sh o rt tim e and Is in perfect te r. G et o u r p rices
to th e te a room s w here coffee an d “ Ji” , bran<1 n,ew H ennl,e buggy and Easy term s.
Hend ua y o u r | n ot affo rd to m iss th e s e le c tu re s
tf
) w o rk in g o rd e r W ill sell very cheap. dyd OregoSn.r “p h " ? i 4 n6b e r C° ' T
,
good buggy h a rn e ss, also new road G resh am 74
| T h* fa r t t h a t
*’
coke w ere served by th e follow ing c a rt. Win E lliso n , C leone, phone
---------------------------------- T e rm s to su it. D It. S h o em ak er,
--------------------------
----------------------- ly u n d e n o m in a tio n a l In h is chosen
lad ies:
Mrs. E lk in g to n , Mrs. L eslie. 18x.
tf
tf
F O R S A L E 4 a c res n e a r G re sh G resh am , O re. P h o n e 52x1.
-- ---------------- ------------------ I LI M BER Q u a n tity
o f second- Held of C hristian la b o r and th a t he
ru n n in g
Mrs M errill and Mrs McColl. T h is ------------- — '— ---------------------------------- am 2 -room h o u se, creek
F O R H ALE— Id eal G uaollne en- hand lu m b e r 2x4s, 1x12«, e tc ., e tc .,
to sp eak w here co llectio n s
w as g ra n te d to be th e m ost success-
FO R S A L E O ne team ,
w eight th ro u g h
p lace, nice grove, ch eap
ful a ff a ir of th e kind
given , b li ®b<”H >’ 0 ». * “ h o r w ith o u t h a r fo r c ash , o r on te rm s. A pply to J a r g ln e, pum p, an d
R edw ood
ta n k for sale ch eap
('a ll
on
R obert a re lifted a d d s in te re s t to h is visit
ness. Sound an d tr u e
F ra n k Mc-
16
„ e re
T he h o u r set fo r th e se lec-
R o b in so n , R o u te 4, box 5a, G resh- C o m plete o u tfit. N early new Easy W alk er, G resham . P h o n e 5<4
season and w as a sp len d id ev id en ce K inney. G resh am , R. 2.
E n q u ire am
.
te rm s
P e te r M ichel,
G resham ,
tf
tu re « is 3 and 7 4 5
m , b u t th e
of th e social ca p a b ilitie s o f th e p h o n e 16x.
tf
" resham
G
*
F eed Mill
w ant. oat. lJoor,
OJM.n a
p h o n e 6x
tf
h a lf h o u r
W om en's club
A bout fifteen new
FO R HALE T en acres, One m ile
and
w
heat.
H ig h est cash
p ric e . e a rlk fr
^ a t, a re
F O R SA LE— D riv in g
m are,
7 1 e a st of M ayberry.
W rite
F ra n k
m em bers w ere added to th e list.
F O R BALE- All k in d s o f rough P hone 561.
y ears
old. O leson
L u m b e r c o m -|K o ln k y , B oring
O re.,
or
p hone and d ressed lu m b e r
A m e e tin g o f th e clu b has been pany, B oring. P h o n e 531.
at
reduced
344.
»2|
I l is said th a t th e s h o rta g e of life
p ric e s a t o u r m ill tw o m iles from
called to m eet at th e clu b room s
<« range Dance.
K
elso,
O
regon
L
u
m
b
er
d
elivered
sa
v
in g a p p a ra tu s on th e T ita n ic w as
next M onday a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 , fo r
Estray N otice.
PO U L T R Y .
S andy R idge L u m b e r
Co
P hone
A n o th er of th o se p le a s a n t S a tu r- ,w,(
„ ,u<;h th e r e l u |, o f „ lleglr<,
th e tra n s a c tio n of business.
T ak en up by me, A pril 17, 1912.
¡41x1. Jo e l J a r l, M anager.
64 | day n ig h t d an ces will be given In on th e p a r t of th e o w n ers to save
a brow n m are, a b o u t 12 y e a rs old,
8 C. R H O D E ISLA ND R ED S, and
th e G ran g e h all a t R ockw ood, S a t
w h ite hind W h ite
they
L est you fo rg et we say it y et. s ta r in fo reh ead , tw o
L eg h o rn s fo r
sale
P u re
FO R
HALE New
H ennle bug- u rd ay n ig h t, A pril 20 C sual G ra n g e m onky as of th e belief th a t
feet, w eig h t ab o u t 900 pounds.
had
a
boat
w
hich
because
of
Its
L au rel S toves an d R angea, S terl-
b red
Eggs, 11 i x r se ttin g 15 œ r
’ r u ^^M*r-O red, au to m o b ile
back.
THEO N EIBAUER,
100
Gen W tt.« « T , ~ , , Z u
b
c.r»_ Wm. K ill e n , C leone. su p p e r. Best o f m usic T ic k e ts 76 s tre n g th and s ite w as
p ra c tic a lly
ing & K id d er.
•17
Gresham, R 2.
Geo. Wilson, Troutdale.
or». Phon« ílx
t* 01*-
16 J u n w reck ab le.
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