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GRESHAM
TWO
G resh am
O u t l o o k Gives Ideas on Unprogressive
_________ I WICK A WEEK___________
Communities
P u b lish ed ev ery T u esd ay a n d F rid a y
a t G resh am . O regon.
H
L
ST
CLAIR, Editor and P ubl’r
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able.
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sen tative w ill call
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"T h e Linotype
Way is the Way
that Wins.________
Home tow ns a n d c o u n try d is tric ts
w o n d er why th e w ave o f p ro g ress
does n o t overflow to th e ir locality.
G en erally they assig n
m ost
any
cau se b u t th e
rig h t
one.
Bad
lu ck , co m p etitio n of n eig h b o rin g
d is tric ts , in s h o rt, all th e item s in
th e list of h a n d ica p s a re m entioned.
B ut n in e cases
o u t of
ten , th e
m ain cause Is lack
of co m m u n ity
sp irit.
E n th u sia sm , en erg y , an d
an at-
j inosphere o f success c a n n o t ex ist
if one h an d Is raised a g a in s t a n o th -
lf th e re is m u tu a l Jealousy and
suspicion. W hen a m an d e term in es
OUTLOOK,
FRIDAY,
of ch ild h o o d is to rid e so m eth in g , a
■tick, a b ro o m h an d le, a hobby horse
o f som e k in d . T h ere Is a recognised
an d w ell-defined p erio d in th e y o u th
of every boy an d g irl w hen he o r
■he w ill, to use a hom ely ex p ressio n ,
" c h a s e ’* h is o r h er "le g s o ff”
In
o rd e r to g et a " h itc h ." T alk a b o u t
th e p le a su re s of w alk in g , they a re
no t to be co m p ared to th e p leasu res
o f h itch in g . The boy o r g irl w ho
has had no o p p o rtu n ity to hltgh, w ith
sled o r w agon, to th e tow n c a rria g e
o r th e gro cery w agon, h as lost one
of th e u n p u rc b a sa b le d e lig h ts of ex­
istence. T he p le a su re o f th e h itch
I is alm ost, b u t n o t q u ite , up to th e
ecstasy th a t acco m p an ies th e firs t
' m o u n t on a h ig h bony an d u n ­
o ffic ia l p a p e r o f th e Tow n of th a t no actio n of his sh all
help sad d led horse.
G resh am , O regon.
_
a n o th e r m an in th e sam e v illag e
it )« n o t
s tra n g e ,
th e n ,
th a t
O fficial p a p e r o f th e Tow n of ,
or neig h b o rh o o d to becom e p ro sp er- w hen th ese boys an d g irls grow up
F airv iew , O regon.
ous, It is reaso n ab ly ce rta in
th a t they sh o u ld w ish to rid e so m eth in g ,
E n te re d a s seco n d -class
m a tte r such a co m m u n ity Is doom ed to in - | T h o u san d s of th e m can do no bet­
M.-.rch s , 1911, a t th e p o st office a t
G resh am . O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t of e r ' 1“ and g ra d u a l d is in te g ra tio n
te r th a n th e c o m m u ta tio n tra in .
M arch 3, 187V.
W hen ce rta in p erso n s d isco u rag e T h o u san d s m o re can d o no b e tte r
th e p ro p o sal of new e n te rp ris e s it th a n th e tro lle y
car.
T h o u san d s
m erry -g o -ro u n d s.
« • “ • « » J ' because th ey fe a r new p atro n iz e
th e
blood. U nab le to see th r e e feet be- ; Those w ho can affo rd it, buy a u to -
d e term in e i m obiles. In
som e w ay o r o th e r,
U nseasonable w e a th e r has been a fore th e ir faces, th ey
th a t, If possible th ey w ill rem ain n early every b o d y rid es
o r drives.
d is tu rb in g ele m e n t in P acific coast
th e so-called “ lead in g clltzen s.” Of T h ere is h a rd ly an y d a n g e r, how -
business and each d ev elo p m en t d u r­ th e q u a litie s of su ch lead e rsh ip it
how ever, th a t th e rid in g th e g re a t
ing th e p a s t m o n th . More ra in is Is u n n ecessary to sp eak . Such
a m a jo rity of th em do w ill Im peril th e
said to have fallen in W ash in g to n m an is th e w orm in th e apple. No shoe In d u stry . E xcept fo r th e com ­
co n ­ m u te rs an d th e tro lley c a r p a tro n s,
a n d O regon d u rin g th e p a s t few tow n o r neig h b o rh o o d w hich
ta in s th is so rt can th riv e .
rid in g w ith m o st peo p le is a lu x u ry
w eeks th a n w as e v e r know n before
H o sp ita lity
to
new e n te rp rise s and w alk in g is a necessity. R id in g
fo r th is tim e of y ear. M uch d a m ­
age h as been d one to g ra in
an d and new ideas is th e firs t re q u ire - sB n ite pie, th a t is, an d w alk in g lik e
me n t fo r a c o m m u n itie s’ success. b read. E ven w hen aero p la n e s
be­
fru it. T he seapon h as n o t been very
W h at is expressiv ely called " b o o s t­ com e com m on, m ost o f th e people on
fav o rab le fo r f r u it any w ajr an d th e
in g ," if n o t c a rrie d to excess, does th is p la n e t w ill no d o u b t be found
in ju ry re su ltin g from
th e
recen t
m uch fo r any tow n o r village. It on its su rfa c e an d d o in g th e th re e -
w et w e a th e r a d d s to th e d is a p p o in t­
p ro m o tes
co -o p eratio n
and
d e­ a n d -a-h alf-m ile pace of th e fa th e rs,
m en t and loss.
m
ocracy.
w ho did v ery well indeed on s h a n k 's
L ocally it can be said th e p ru n e
T h e splen d id u n ity of sp irit w hich m are.
crop is a fa ilu re only a few h u n ­
is g en erated by e n th u s ia sm
over
d red cases have been shipped from
a
th
le
tic
c
o
n
tests
In
o
u
r
schools
and
W hile O regon Is e n jo y in g cool
th is te rrito ry w here u su ally
26,- ;
colleges, m ay w ell serve as a tim e ­ sh o w ers w ith b u rs ts of su n sh in e , th e
000 to 35,000 cases a re se n t by ex ­
ly h in t to th o se w ho wlBh to m ak e E ast esp ecially C hicago, an d vicin­
p ress or fre ig n t to
p o in ts In th e
th e ir co m m u n ities progressive. F re ­ ity, is sw e lte rin g in excessive heat,
m iddle west.
q u en tly a ll th a t Is needed
is a tw en ty -six
p erso n s
a re
rep o rted
I t is said th e p ru n e m a rk e t in th e
g e t-to g e th e r clu b w hich sh all ta k e s u f fe rin g from m ad dog bites and
< ast is dead, w hat dem an d th e re is
In ev ery p erson w ho is w illin g n o t m any a re dead from th e effe c ts of
being supp lied from s o u th e rn Id ah o
only to h u rr a h fo r p ro g ressiv en ess heat.
w here th e cro p w as a b u n d a n t.
b ut to c o n trib u te th e re to his own
T he fa ilu re of p ru n e s th is y e a r
elbow g rease.
C o n g ressm an L a ffe rty 's bill
fo r
in th is sectio n is said by p ru n e d e a l­
W A LT E R M ETZLER .
e rs to be th e w o rst ev er know n.
an a p p ro p ria tio n for th e p u rch ase of
In g en eral, bu sin ess co n d itio n s a re
a site an d th e erectio n of a post-
lU ilin g V ersu s W a lk in g
im proving . D u n ’s la te s t R eview th e
T h e w orld of p ro g re ss is now to office b u ild in g th ereo n a t St. J o h n s
lead in g co m m ercial review of
th e be co n fro n ted w ith an e n tire ly new ^ a s been approved as to th e site,
c o u n try , says th a t in ev ery p a r t of p h ase of th e m o to r c a r
q u estio n , an d it Is claim ed w ill be passed in
th e c o u n try b u sin ess optim ism is th e sayB th e C h ristia n Science M onitor., D ecem ber. Mr. L afferty received a
ru le, and nil o th e r c o n sid eratio n s A utom oblles a re com ing in to u se so le tte r fro m th e a ctin g c h a irm a n of
a re p ra c tic a lly Ignored In th e lig h t rap id ly nnd so g e n e ra lly , it is said, th e co m m ittee on p u b lic b u ild in g s
of th e conviction th a t a period of th a t th ey a re a ffe c tin g
th e shoe an d g ro u n d s s ta tin g th a t such ac
n a tio n a l
p ro s p e rity
h as
se t
In business. A g re a t n u m b er of people, [ tio n w ould be ta k en . T he com m it-
w hich only som e g re a t and im p ro b ­ and a g ro w in g n u m b er a n n u a lly , who tee w ill only a p p ro p ria te th e money
a b le cala m ity could stop.
fo rm erly w ore o u t tw o p a irs of shoes at th e com ing session fo r th e p u r-
T he re p o rt f u r th e r
s ta te s th a t a season now m an ag e to g et alo n g ch ase o f a su ita b le site fo r th e post
th e a d v an ce in th e b an k of E n g la n d w ith tw o p u irs a y e a r, o r w orse o ffice,an d w ill la te r o n ,w h en th e re ­
ra te of d isco u n t to 4 p er c e n t Is s till, m a k e th e ir w in te r an d su m m er ceip ts of th e office have
reached
an In te rn a tio n a l ex pression of m ore shoes d o fo r tw o o r even
th re e such a fig u re as to ju s tify It, ap-
u rg e n t dem an d fo r m oney as a re­ years. M any, It Is p o in ted o u t, do p ro p ria te th e m oney to e re c t
th e
su lt, in larg e p a rt, o f th e in creased very little w u lk ln g save to an d back building.
m ovem ent of p ro d u c ts to th e g re a t from th e g a ra g e , o r a ro u n d th e m a- j
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m a rk e ts; an d h ig h e r m oney, w hich ch in e w hen they u re try in g to find Daily J o u r n a l an d O u tlo o k , 1
is th e resu lt of b u sin ess a c tiv ity , is o u t w h a t’B th e m a tte r w ith it. P e r­
y e a r...................................................»5.60
not a sign of w eak n ess B ank c le a r­ h ap s th e sh o e m en w ould have us
PORTLAND MARKETS.
ings reveal how Im p o rta n t an d w ide infec th a t m o re m e n ’s shoes w ould
is th e a re a of ad v a n c e ; n e a rly e
have been w orn o u t d u rin g th e lust
G ra in , F lo u r, F eed , E tc.
ery city re p o rts g ain s an d th e to ta l few y e a rs had th ey been w orn on
W H E A T — T rack prices, new : C lub
Increase th is week is 10 2 p e r cent, th e sh o u ld e r blades. H ow ever, th is
80-81c; B lu estem , 8 2-83c;
40-fo1d,
over la st y e a r a n d
12.3 p e r cent, may be, th e co m p lain t Is th a t th e
81c; valley, 81c.
over 1910. D u rin g th re e w eeks In au to m o b ile is d e p riv in g In creasin g
M IL L S T U F F S — B ran . »23 50 per
A ugust ra ilro a d
g ro ss
e a rn in g s n u m b ers o f people y early of
th e to n ; m id d lin g s. »32; sh o rts, »26.00;
gained 6.7 p er c e n t.; th e m a rg in of joys of p e d e stria n ism . T hose w ho
rolled b arley . »28.
Idle c a rs declined an d th e problem used to g et in d escrib a b le sa tisfa c tio n
FL O U R — P a te n ts ,
»4.40
p er
o f tra n s p o rtin g th e tra ffic of
th e over a m o rn in g o r ev en in g w alk o f a b a rre l; s tra ig h ts . »3.90;
ex p o rts
c o u n try becom es d ally
m o re Im ­ few m iles. It Is held, a re n o t con-1 $3 «o-9 75. v au e y t »4 40.
p o rta n t. T h e w heat cro p
is not te n t now u n less th ey a re
being
CORN— W hole, » 3 8 .6 0 ;
crack ed
only larg e, b u t
th e re
is
every w h irled fo r a d ash of a
h u n d re d $ 3 9 .5 0 -per ton
prospect of an u rg e n t d o m estic and m iles o r so Into th e co u n try .
OATH— S p o t, »29-30 p er to n ; fu-
foreign d em an d . W e ath er co n d itio n
B ut th e a u to m o b ile Is no t w holly tureg » 2 5 .50-26.50,
(o n tin u e fav o rab le to both co rn and resp o n sib le to r th e declin e of p ed es­
HAY
E a stern O regon
tim o th y ,
cotton.
tria n ism . B efore th e
a u to
can u »15; V alley tim o th y . » 42-13; a lfa l­
All o th e r c o n sid eratio n s a re p ra c ­ th e bicycle,b an d c o n tem p o rary w ith
fa, »1 1 -1 2 ; clover, »10; o ats and
tically ignored In th e lig h t o f th e It Is th e tro lley c a r, w hich c a rrie s
vetch . »1 0 -1 1 ; g ra in hay, »10-11.
conviction th a t a period of n a tio n a l m any tim es m ore people o v er g ru u n d
D airy a n d C o u n try P ro d u ce.
p ro sp e rity h as set In, w hich only th a t co u ld be w alk ed , if they w anted
PO U LTR Y — H ens. IZ H -IS c ; b ro il­
som e g reat and im p ro b ab le cala m ity to w alk ,th u n d o a ll th e o th e r m o te
ers, 14-14 i j c
d u ck s, young,
10-
could stop.
an d
h o rse-d raw n vehicles put
to ­ 12c; geese. 1 0 - l lc ; tu rk e y s,
live,
g eth er.
T he g ren t q u estio n , of 18-20c; d ressed , 24-26c.
At an old so ld iers'
reu n io n
at
course, is, w h eth er m an y people ev er
EGGS C an d led , 25c p er dozen;
M ilw aukee
y esterd n y ,
L ie u te n a n t- did m uch w alk in g fo r th e love of It.
E x tras, 27c.
G eneral A rthur M acA rth u r, re tire d , Some d id , no d o u b t. Som e lik e to
C H E E S E T rip le ts
an d d aisies.
w hile ad d re ssin g his
fo rm er com- w alk b e tte r th a n they lik e to rid e, lT c; y oung A m ericas, 18 N4c p er lb.
rails, w as su d d en ly stric k e n
w ith even now
B ut a re they n o t excep-
B U T T ER O regon cream ery , ru b es,
apoplexy and ex p ired on th e plat- tlo n a lf It sex-ms to be p erfectly n at- 32c p e r p o u n d ; p rin ts , 33-33 A4c.
form .
A n o th er so ld ier was stru c k u ra l fo r h u m an bein g s to w ish to
PORK-— F an cy , ll^ fc c p er pound.
w ith p araly sis at th e sam e tim e.
rid e
O ne of th e very first Im pulses
V EA L — F ancy, 1 4 -t6 c.
Business Conditions Hopeful 18
.
One Million Feet of Lumber !
We have all kinds from
Sills to Moulding.
Ixirge or Small Orders,
Prompt Delivery from Our
own Mills.
us.
Write us. Phone us, Call on
Send us your orders.
V e g e ta b le s
am i
F ru ita.
PO TA TO ES ------- B u rb an k s, new.
60-76c p er h u n d re d ; sw eet p o tato es,
2 H e per pound.
V EG E TA B LE S- B eans, 2c; cab ­
bage, 1-1
per p o u n d ; ca u liflo w ­
e r, »1-1.25 p er doa.;
celery , 60-
75c p er d o se n ;
c o rn , 16-26c p e r
doxen; cu cu m b ers,
50c
per box;
peppers, 5-6c p er
pound;
to m a ­
toes, 50-60c p er box.
ONIONS W alia W alla, 75c per
sack.
FRESH
F R IT T S — A pples 75c-
1.75 p er box;
peaches,
25-65c;
per box; p lu m s, 1-1 - \ c per ro u n d ;
p ears,
Jc
per
pound;
a p ric o ts,
»1.25 p er box;
g rap es,
»1-1 75
per c ra te ; b lack b e rries. 60c-» 1 per
crate.
G R E SH A M LODGE. No
Straus Lumber Co.
Phone 446
.
.
.
Sandy, Oregon
A
F
& A. M
152,
Stated com-
m u n tcatto n a a t 8 p. m every second
nnd fo u rth T ueaday
All
M aster
M asons co rd ially Invited, H. PU L-
FKR, Secretary.
SE PT E M B ER
0,
1U12
Cherryville
Je ry F rie l, w ho had th e m isfo r­
tu n e to hav e tw o of h is fin g e rs bad­
ly cru sh ed a w eek ago, w hile w ork­
ing in a logging cam p acro ss th e
riv er, is w ell a g a in , an d
has re­
tu rn e d to h is w ork.
On a cco u n t
of
th e
Inclem ent
w eather, an d fo r w an t o f tim e to
m ake a rra n g e m e n ts, th e box social
and dance a t H o tel C h erry v ille was
postponed fo r a few w eeks.
Roy M u rray and V incent F rie l
hav e gone to w ork in T a p e n d o rf’s
m ill across th e Sandy river.
God bless th e ra in b u t
we do
w ish fo r som e su n sh in e once
in
aw hile.
Mr. B rooke h a s gone to P o rtla n d
w here he w ill spend a few d ay s and
th en go on to H ood R iv er to look
a fte r h is ra n ch w here he Is having
som e w ork done. T he n eighborhood
In g en eral m isses Mr. B rooke, es­
pecially th e m em bers of th e Com­
m ercial club as they feel t h a t they
ew e th e success of th e
clu b
to
him . H e gives it his w hole a t - )
ten tio n a n d m uch m oney to m ake
a success of w h atev er he goes at.
W e m iss him socially, we m iss him
in th e ch u rch . W hile we w ish him
all success in h is u n d e rta k in g s and
a p le a sa n t trip , we hope he w ill not
be gone very long. T he C om m er­
cial club n eed s him . T he n e ig h b o r -'
hood needs him . We w ish we had
m ore men like him , b u t th ey are
few, and it is h a rd to fin d m en like
Mr. B rooke.
W hile com ing from S an d y w ith a >
load of p a sse n g e rs in his a u to , Mr.
Bell had q u ite a had
accid en t on
th e C h erry v ille h ill. H is c a r skid­
ded and ra n In to th e
b an k
and
tu rn e d over on Its side, th ro w in g
a ll th e p assen g ers to th e
gro u n d .
F o rtu n a te ly , all escaped w ith o u t In­
ju ry b u t th e c a r w as badly dam aged.
Mr. Bell g o t h elp from C h erryville,
raised th e c a r to Its rig h t p o sitio n j
and b ro u g h t it
In to
C h e rry v ille ;
w here he a n d h is p a sse n g e rs
got i
su p p er an d J. T. F rie l to o k th em 1
to B rig h tw o o d w ith h is team , w here j
Mr. Bell h ad a n o th e r c a r fo r w hich !
he w as ta k in g fo r re p a irs w hen he
h ad th e accident.
O ra B. F ly n n h as gone to w ork !
a t T a p e n d o rf’s
m ill
acro ss
th e
river.
, T heodore R oosevelt,
progressive
nom inee fo r P re s id e n t w ill
be in
P o rtla n d next W ednesday, S eptem ­
b e r 11, and w ill sp eak a t th e Gypsy
S m ith ta b e rn a c le a t 4 :3 0 p. m.
the latib may be ' fleeced
in ORDER "TO MAKE WOOLS/Y
iGOODS RUTYOU MEED HOT
E FLEECED IF You BUY AT
RELIABLE STORE
B U S T E R BR0WM.
FROM THE LOOK5 OF .SOME PEOPLE WHOM WE
.SEE ON THE .STREET 5oME 5U IT 5 AND OVER­
COATS ARE CERTAINLY A YARD WIDE, IF
NOT ALL WOOL. OF COVR.SE, OVR 5U IT 5 ARE
ALL WOOL. BUT WE ARE THANKFUL THAT
THEY ARE NOT ALL A YARD WIDE, AND S o
.SHOULD YOU BE, BECAUSE YOU ARE NOT A
YARD WIDE, PERHAPS.
WHY NOT GET
CLoTHEG THAT FIT. WE FIT PEOPLE IN OUR
•STORE. THE ONLY TIME WHEN MANY PEOPLE
WHO BUY CLoTHEJ "T A V E A F IT ” 15 AFTER
THEY BUY THEM. YOU WILL NOT "HAVE A
F IT " AFTER YOU BUY A .SUIT FROM U5, BUT
WHEN YOU BUY IT.
C losing O ut
W e have on hand some M en’s and
Boys’ Clothing and we want to close
them out so will sell them at the follow-
mg prices:
Men’s Suits that sold at $15.00 now Cl f|75
closing out at
-
-
*r
.
Men’s Suits that sold
now closing out at
Suits that are selling
now closing out at
Boys’ Suits that sold
now closing out at
Boys’ Suits that sold
now closing out at
D aily and S u n d ay O reg o n ian
O utlook, 1 y e a r ......................... »7.50
I’ORTI.AND
RAILW AY
LIGHT
AND POW ER COMPANY
DIVISION
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fo r G resham
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a n d C azad ero
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7 :1 5
9 :4 5
at $12.50
at $10.00
for $7.50
for $5.00
$9°°
$7°°
$5°°
$385
T hese S u its a re all good an d not Old Stock as we have been In
th e clo th in g business h u t a sh o rt tim e and we have not th e room
fo r it an d have decided to close It o u t, and if we can fit you, It
Is a ch an ce to get a su it very cheap. Come In and try them on
an d see if you can be fitted . You will need so m eth in g of th is kind
soon an d why not g et It w hile you have th e chance. We w ill abso­
lu tely close o u t every suit ju s t as fast as we can.
Boys’ Outfits
L ig h t fig u re s d en o te a. m.
B old fig u re s d e n o te p. m.
a U. S. M ail a n d E x p ress. No
p assen g ers.
b G resham L ocal to C azad ero on 1
S undays.
c S a tu rd a y th ro u g h to C azad ero 1
d .T h ro u g h to B oring ex cep t on 1
S unday.
R u n n in g tim e P o rtla n d to G resh-
am . 1 h o u r.
MT. HOOD D IVISION
Lv. G resham
Lv. M ontavilla
fo r
fo r G resham
for
an d B ull R un M 't'viU a 1 B ull Run
6 :0 0 d 7 :0 0
d 6 :3 5
8 :1 0
a 9 :2 5
a 9 :0 0
3 :2 5
3 :» »
. n 1 :2 »
5
:2
5
b 0 :2 5
b 5 :5 5
SUNDAY ONLY.
8 :0 0
d 7 :0 0
9 :0 0
9 :2 6
1 :3 »
1 1 :6 0
4 :1 5
1 :5 5
4 :4 5
0 :5 » a 5 :1 »
e 7 :0 0
a Mixed tra in ,
b To C o ttre ll only,
c T o G resh am only,
d To M abery only,
a To S andy R iv er only.
Above schedule« s u b je c t to chan g e
w ith o u t notice.
L ig h t fig u re s, a. m.
B old fig u re s, p. m.
3 ,E 5 O L -V £ D
THAT (» A R ttE N T d SHOULD BE
/\LL WOOL IF PEOPLE WHO SELL
T H F Y \T > YOU SAY THEY ABE .
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Knit Goods
Do not forget that school be­ Remember, all our Knit Goods
gins soon and Boys’ Suits Stock is here. Sweaters, Boys
will be in Demand, as well and Girls’ Rough necks,
as Shoes, Stockings and Coats and Jerseys, all sizes
Underwear.
Boys’ Union
and colors.
Suits, the 'Best ever shown, Aviation Caps, the Greatest
from 50c to $2
variety ever shown.
School Tablets, Pencils, Pens and Ink
and All the Necessaries that go
with School Work.
Lewis
Oregon Agricultural College
School Y ear op en s S ep tem b er 2».
• design lava- f y ' '
*
lory is here Ulus-
I T his g re a t in s titu tio n opens
ita 1 tra te d . I t h a s f
I d o o rs fo r th e fall sem ester on Sep­ the same smooth,
tem b er 20th. C ourses
of ln s tru c - ( n o n -a b s o rb e n t, “
O. W. R. « N. T IM E T A B L E
u o n in clu d e:
G eneral A g r ic u ltu r e .: e a s ily c le a n e d
A gronom y.
A nim al
H u s b a n d ry ,' surface th a t a ll 7~“"
EASTBOUND
Dairy H u sb an d ry , B acterio lo g y , Bot- "Standard" lava­
L eave P o rtla n d 7 :6 0 a m
Art Ive a a y a a d p ia nt P athology,
P o u ltry tories have.
i t o f neat s n d _
_
F airview 8 :2 5 a. m.; T ro u td a le , H u sb a n d ry ,H o rtic u ltu re . Entom ology
attractive dc.igr!, ’* nd*n r a « ri» " u « o rv
V eterin ary Science. C ivil E n g in e e r­
8 :3 0 a m
and i t i small sue makes it especially
Lv. P o rtla n d 4 :0 0 p m — Ar. r F a a n ir - ing.
-, E lectrical
,
. E n - g in e e rin g — , Meehan-
. ,,
_
lcal E n g in eerin g , M ining E n g in eer- suitable for-------
view 4 34 p m . Ir o u td a le . 4 39. ilig> H ighw ay E n g in e e rin g . D om estic
the small bathroom,
Lv. P o rtla n d 8 :0 0 p m .— A r. T ro u t- Science. D om estic A rt,
C om m erce,
the economical bathroom,
F o re s try , P h arm acy . Zoology, C hem ­
d ale 8 :4 6 p. m
the understair« toilet.
istry , P hysics, M athem atics,
Eng­
W ESTBO UN D
lish
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and
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ld not another lavatory conveni­
Lv T ro u td a le 9 :2 8 a. m ; leave
lic
S p eak in g , M odern
L anguages, ently placed save you many steps and
F a irv ie w 9 :3 3 a. m.— Ar. Portlan H isto ry , A rt, A rc h ite c tu re . In d u s­ tim e * Call for lavatory booklet.
10 :1 6 a. m
tr ia l P edagogy, P hysical E d u catio n ,
Lv. T routdale 4 :55 p m ; leave Fair- M ilitary Science an d T actics, and
view 5 :0 0 p m .— Ar. Portland Music.
C a talo u g u e an d illu s tra te d lite r a ­
6 :4 6 p m
tu re
m ailed
free on ap p licatio n W ith S te rlin g A K id d e r, p h o n e <03
A ddress R e g istra r, O regon A gricul­
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Patronise home Industry.
tural C ollege, C orvallis, Oregon.
J. J. WOUAEGE