Gresham outlook., October 25, 1912, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE
TWO
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
FRIDAY.
OCTOBER
25,
1»12
co u n t
has
been m iserab ly sm all
w hen it sh o u ld have been
la rg e r
I W H « A W EEK
fo r th e p ro h ib itio n p rin cip le Is all
P u b lish ed ev ery T u esd ay a n d F rid a y fo r good m o rals. H ow ever, th e day
a t G resh am , O regon.
seem s to be a t
h an d w hen
th e
1 lie "Progressive Creed" is my
H L ST CLAIR, Editor and P u b lr lion will lie dow n w ith th e lam b,
Platform. R ead it o v er—Think
politically sp e ak in g , fo r th e p re se n t
O u r Subarrkf Hhm R a t,'. p ro h ib itio n le a d e r is going c o n tra ry
it over—and then se e if You
One year, , 1.50; to all p ro h ib itio n p reced en ts in his
six m onths, 75c;
zeal
fo
r
th
e
cause.
Don't A g ree with Me. If you do,
three m onth's trial
su bscrip tion ,
tOr
E u g en e W. C h afin , in a sig n ed a r ­
I want you to V o te for M e—and
ticle p u b lish ed
in th e V in d icato r,
Ad vcrtlslng.
th
e
n
a
tio
n
a
l
o
rg
an
of
th
e
p
ro
h
ib
i­
Talk
for Me.
R a t e s reason-
able.
O ur rep re­ tio n is ts says:
sen ta tiv e w ill call
W e’v e d iscu ssed " P r o p e r t y
We w an t to le t th e people know
P h o n e 7 o t.
th a t W ilso n 's elec tio n is a p ra c tic a l
R i g h t s " Long E nough, let’s
' T h e Linotype c e rta in ty ; th a t so fa r a s th e choice
of
th
e
next
p
re
s
id
e
n
t
is
concerned
Talk
about “H um an Rights"—
W ay Is th e Way
that W ins.”
th e cam p a ig n is a lre a d y a
closed
and V o te For T h em —and H elp
O fficial p a p e r of th e Tow n of In c id e n t.”
to "Pass Prosperity A round f"
G resb au i, O regon.
Now, w h at do you th in k o f th a t?
O fficial p a p e r of th e Tow n of Isn ’t th a t, in e ffe c t,
te llin g
th e
Y ours for Progress
F a irv iew , O regon.
v o ters o f his p a rty to vote th e d em ­
E n te re d a s B econd-class
m a tte r o c ra tic tic k e t?
We h ad
th o u g h t j
M .trch i , 1011, a t th e p o st office a t b e tte r of him , fo r th e p rin cip le a t
G resh am , O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t of
s ta k e If fo r n o th in g else. If
Mr.
M arch 3. 1879.
C h afin believes th e d em o cratic par-1
Progressive Party Nom inee for State Senator
I H E WAY TO W l \ .
ty to be th e b est m o rally , a n d th e !
one th a t w ill do th e m ost to wipe
(P a id A dv.)
It ta k e s a little co u rag e
o u t th e liq u o r tra ffic , why d o n ’t he
A nd a U tile self c o n tro l,
go o v er to it boldly an d be a dem ­
Anil som e g rim d e te rm in a tio n
o c ra t?
If you w ant to reach a goal.
It ta k e s u d eal of striv in g
It iB a fa c t th a t th e o th e r p o litl- I
And a firm an d ste rn -s e t chin
cal p a rtie s a re n o t in fav o r ofp ro - I
No m a tte r w hat th e b a ttle
h ib itlo n , a lth o u g h
th e
rep u b lican
It you a re really o u t to win.
p a rty
has been
its b est frien d .
T h ere's no eusy p a th to glory
So it Is am azin g to know th a t Mr.
T h e re ’s no easy road to fam e;
C hafin is try in g to sw allow th e dem - i
L ife, how ever, we m ay view it
C A N D ID A T E FO R SCHOO L S U P E R IN T E N D E N T
o c ra tic p a rty by p re d ic tin g its vie- i
Is no sim ple p a rlo r gam e,
o
f
M
ultnom
ah c o u n ty — ex p erien ced in c ity and co u n try sch o o l
lory . It will be still m o re a m a z ­
llu t its p rise s cull fo r fig h tin g
w
o
rk
o
f
all
grades, su p erin ten d en t o f M ultnom ah co u n ty from
F o r e n d u ra n c e an d fo r g rit.
ing If th e d em o cratic p a rty d o e sn ’t
F o r u rugged disp o sitio n
1896 until 1900, form er principal o f the Portland B u sin ess C ollege.
sw allow Mr. C h afin , p ro h ib itio n p a r­
A nd a d o n 't-k n o w -w h en -to -q u lt.
I resp ectfu lly ask th e support o f all, regardless o f party, w h o
ty an d all. T he n ex t g re a t pu zzle |
favor co n tin u o u s ad van cem en t alo n g broad educational lines. If
for th e cu rio u s to Boive w ill be
You m u st ta k e a blow o r give one,
elec ted , all m y tim e w ill be d ev o ted to th e d u ties o f th e office.
You m u st risk an d you m u st lose
w hich will sw allow th e o th e r ? ”
And expect th a t in th e stru g g le
(P a id A dv.)
You will su ffe r from a bruise.
A tten tio n is culled to th e claim s
H ut you m u s tn 't w ince o r fa lte r
of o h r n e a r n eig h b o rs in C lack am as
If u fig h t you sh o u ld begin
Be a m an an d face th e b a ttle
co u n ty fo r reco g n itio n a t th e polls.
That'B th e only way to win.
Vote 31 S, Yes, a n d a ss ist th em in
c re a tin g C ascade co u n ty . T h e new
T he w orld a d m ire s th e m an who
o u n ty w ould h av e a p o p u latio n of
possesses an d show s th e s p irit of
6500 w ith an assessed v alu a tio n of
c h eerfu l d e te rm in a tio n Ind icated in
$7,000,000. T he
division
w ould
Jo se p h in e K enney is le a rn in g the
i tie above poem . Som e of o u r po li­
leave 24,000 in C lack am as an d p rop- sw itch b o ard a t G resham .
tical c a n d id a te s a re sho w in g It rig h t
e rty v alu ed a t $18,00 0 ,0 0 0 . Give th e
Mr. a n d Mrs. E
D. C ochrane
now. Let us hope it Is not fo r se lf­
-F O R -
new co u n ty a chance.
have
gone
to
C
ondon,
O
regon, fo r a
ish a d v a n ta g e b u t fo r p ublic w elfare
visit
w
ith
relativ
es.
th a t they a re seek in g office.
In
G o v ern o r W est w as o n e of th e
H W allace and Mrs. M ercer a re j
i boosing th o se w ho u re to rep resen t
firs t m en ap p o in ted
on o u r S ta te on t |le aIck list.
us in ex ecu tiv e leg islativ e an d ju -
R ailw ay C om m ission, an d it w as his
M r an d Mrg G ra n t D ecker of
l i 'i a l positions, let us p u t hon esty
I
™1
sp len d id record w hile serv in g
on V e n tu ra P a rk visited Mr. and Mrs. j
an d sin cerity in th e m an first, and
S ix te e n y e a r» o f A c t iv e P r a c tic e o f th e
th a t C om m ission th a t had m uch to R obinson over lust S u n day.
. alo n g w ith It cap ab ility . P a rtis a n ­
L a w in A l l th e C o u r t * o f O r e g o n .
do w ith his ele c tio n to h is p resen t
Mrs. Isaac W ood w as called
to
ship sho u ld com e last.
Paid
A dvertisem ent
h ig h office. W hile a C om m issioner Ione, O regon, to th e fu n e ra l of a
he saw th a t a ll p u b lic u tilitie s co r­ b ro th er-in -law .
The first a n n u a l F a ll flow er show
H IG H T O F F R E E S P E E C H .
p o ra tio n s doing business iu Hie Blute
Rev an d Mrs. J. H. Wood visit­ to be held in P o rtla n d w ill be staged
o u g h t to be u n d e r c o n tro l of th a t ed in C ascade L ocks w ith
th e ir In th e A rm ory, Nov. 15-16.
The
Tlie W eekly News L e tte r, a p am ­ C om m ission, a n d he had m uch to
g ra n d d a u g h te r Mrs. G en try , over P o rtla n d F lo ra l society w ill hold th e
p h le t p u b lish ed in P o rtla n d by th e do w ith fra m in g th e M alarkey bill,
S unday.
E m p lo y ers' asso ciatio n , is opposing w hich w as p assed by a lm o st a u n a n ­
event and re g u la r show s a re p la n ­
J. H. W ilson and w ife a re visiting
tlie rig h t of free speech by a d v o ­ im ous vote a t th e last session o f th e
ned h e re a fte r at d iffe re n t seasons
a t B rooks.
c a tin g th e p ussage of a proposed L eg islatu re. T he G o v ern o r p ro m p t­
Mr. an d Mrs.
C u d d ifo rd
have of th e y ear. H andsom e prizes have
m easu re to
p re v e n t
th e use
of ly an d c h eerfu lly sig n ed it, b u t th e
moved to V ancouver, W ash.
been provided, both cups a n d cash
s t r e e t c o rn e rs In cities of
6000 in te re sts ap p lied
th e
referen d u m .
Rev. T hos. W iles an d w ife
a t­ prem ium s.
an d up w ard .
A m ong
o th e r a rg u ­ Now it Is on th e N ovem ber b allo t
tended a reu n io n of
th e ir fam ily
m en t it says:
for rejectio n o r ap p ro v al. I t should a t th e ir son L ew is' hom e in Rock-
Sick h ead ach e is caused
by a
" I f any o n e has an y no tio n
th a t puss. All p u b lic u tilitie s
c o rp o ra ­ wood S unday.
d iso rd ered sto m ach . T ak e C ham ber
th e venom th a t is d ally u tte re d by tio n s sh o u ld be in c h a rg e of o u r
C apt. B ran so n p reached S unday | Ia in ’s T a b le ts an d c o rre c t th a t and
th e o ra to rs of tlie soap-box v ariety R ailw ay C om m ission. We need no
in th e ab sen ce of Rev. Mr. W ilson tlie head ach e will d isap p ear.
For
on o u r p u b lic s tre e ts and th o ro u g h ­ new h oards, no new co m m issio n ers
C apt.
B ran so n
dug
th irty -o n e r i | . ty
G resham
D rug Co., and
fares is so m eth in g th u t may be used for th is w ork
T h e R ailw ay Com- m arketable p o tato es from one hill D -tiers tv e ry w h e ie .
w ith p erfect rig h t w here th e public nilssluiis o f 20 state« have such co n ­ The la rg e st pro b ab ly w eighing tw o
in n h e a r it, th is on th e basis of th e tro l. O regon is b ehind th e tim es pounds. They
a re
of
th e *'blg
lig h t of free speech, it m ay be ex ­ in ta k in g c o n tro l of such concerns. cro p ," v ariety . S a tu rd a y e ig h t were
p e c t e d th at som ebody w ill rise up Vote 314 X Yes.
It w ill he alm ost ta k e n from one hill w hich averaged
and ad v o cate blasphem y
on
th e a crim e fo r th e v o ters to
d efeat 1 '4 p o u n d s in w eight. C an
you
stre e t c o rn e r or p u b lic In stru c tio n of l his ex cellen t m easu re.
beat It?
young ch ild ren in d ish o n esty on th e
sam e basis. It
s trik e s
us
th u t
As 1'reHlileiit of th e F u lte d S tates
an a rc h y is law lessness an d , hence,
Roosevelt ap proved
th ese
am ong
I reaso n , a n d H int, th e re fo re ,
th e
o th e r I m po rtait t m easu res—
peoplt of Hie s la te of O regon have
The C h e rry v ille c o rresp o n d en t has
P ro te c tin g th e lives o f em ployes com e to life ag ain . O ih er business
a p erfect rig h t to re g u la te th e u æ
of a n a rc h istic speech on th e s tre e ts In Mines in te r rito rie s by re g u la tin g h a s kept) him from sen d in g in the
tlie am o u n t of v e n tila tio n an d p ro ­ n o tes th e last few w eeks.
and public th o ro u g h fa re s.
sh all be
Of ( o u rse, it is p lain to a ll, th e viding th a t e n trie s, etc.,
Mr. R ice of W o p in etia
Btopped
alxivo e x tra c t Is in accord w ith the kept well d am p en ed w ith w a te r to off at C h e rry v ille an d stay ed over
p to p o sed law w hich Is p rim a rily cau se coal d u st to se ttle .
nig h t re cen tly . He jo in s farm s w ith
aim ed a t tlie soap box o ra to rs on
C re a tin g tlie D e p a rtm e n t of C om ­ a fo rm e r n eig h b o r o f C h erryville,
tlie %i reels of P o rtla n d . T h at they m erce an d L ab o r an d m a k in g
Its V. B. T opp. It seem ed lik e m eet­
a re In freq u en t ev id en ce Is a p p ar head a C ab in et O f f i c e r -
ing old frien d s. He sp eak s very
K L K f 'T H IC L IG H T is th e mœit
« 'lit and th e ir u tte ra n c e s u re o ften
Im p ro v in g th e Act re la tin g to highly o f th e T opp fam ily, they a re
s u ita b le fo r homes, offices, shop*
aii<l o tlie r placea m a ilin g lig h t.
a n a rc h istic in th e ir ten d en c ies, but safety ap p lian ces on ra ilro a d tra in s. such good n eig h b o rs an d we
all
isn 't tlie N ews L e tte r going It Just
M aking w ages p re fe rre d claim s.
m issed th em very m uch.
a little hit too stro n g w hen It in
F o r th e In sp ectio n o f boilers.
Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. Eailon of B ar­
fers th a t th e p riv ileg e may lead to
G ra n tin g to In ju re d em p lo y es on ton, O regon, a re v isitin g Mr. and
K L K V T K K IT V can be used
in
tlie advocacy of blasphem y o r law - th e P an a m a C an al ab sen ce, w ith pay Mrs. P u rn ell A verill, Mrs. E ailo n 's
any q u a n tity ,
la rg e
or
sm all,
th«*r«*by fu rn is h in g any re q u ire d
1, -tees,- am ong th e y o u n g ?
W hile for1 lim e n ecessarily lost as a resu lt has g one to C a lifo rn ia
an d
will
a m o u n t o f lig h t.
F u rth e rm o re ,
the rig h t of free speech
is p er­ of in ju rie s.
p a re n ts here.
m issible, if m o d e ra te , and is g u a r­
We
u n d e rs ta n d
A rchie A verill
S ecu rin g th e w ages of em ployes
anteed
by
o u r c o n stitu tio n , yet o i l p ublic w orks
pro b ab ly be g one tw o years. W hile
th e re a re lim its w hich Hie yaw w ill
K L K ( ’T i t l e LAM IAS can be lin a i-
F o r a m o re th o ro u g h In spection of we re g re t th e ab sen ce of th e young
i l l in any place, thu« a ffo rilin g
not o v erlo o k ; and th e re
a re
e f­ steaiu vessels
m an we wish him luck and success
any defined d is trib u tio n o f ligh t
fective law s in
ex isten ce w hich
It took co u ra g e to do som e of th e And hope he w ill re tu rn well,
can be Invoked to c u rb Just such th in g s th a t R oosevelt has doue.
Baby C la ra F rle l h as been
on
ten d en c ies ns
th e
News L e tte r
th e sick list sev eral days.
seem s to fear. W ith such
law s
\<> O T H K H L A M P S possess the*»i
E at at least one ap p le on A pple
Miss V iola F rle l visited Mr and
q ualificalion w ; therefor«*, it
| m
In force w hy
sh o u ld
th e re
be Day. Nov 18. G o v ern o rs
o f fo u r Mrs. A. H o w ard a t W elches a lew
not s urprising th a t
m ere esp ecially when It Is a p p a r­ sta te s w ill lie ask ed to issue p ro c ­ d ay s last w eek
e n t th a t th e
p ro p o sed
m easu re la m a tio n s se ttin g asid e th is d a te as
Tom G a la rn e a w as In C h erry v ille
» n u l l be u n c o n stitu tio n a l?
a tim e fo r e a tin g O reg o n 's fam ous sev eral d ay s recen tly seeing ab o u t
To c re a te a new law w ould only fru it. It is said th a t O regon people h av in g h is ro ad surveyed.
E L E C T R IC LAM IN a re rap id ly
Tom
rep lacin g nil o th e rs in m odern
be In v itin g u long legal w ran g le in eat few er ap p les th a n
E a stern ers, h as been en g ag ed for sev eral w eeks
esta b lish m e n ts.
th e co u rts. Ia>t ex istin g
law s be a lth o u g h th ey live in th e s ta le most past b u ild in g a log b u ngalow
fo r
enforced .
A. H ow ard.
fav o rab le fo r ap p le p ro d u ctio n .
Mrs O. F B otkin sp en t a few
M lilt II
W I I- MW A I.LOW
THI
H ere is a w om an w ho sp eak s from d ay s v isitin g h e r ch ild re n in P o rt­
OTHER?
p erso n al kno w led g e a n d long ex­ lan d last week an d re p o rts a good
perien ce, v i s , M rs P H B ro g an , of tim e
S om ew h ere In th e Good Book It Is W ilson. P a., w ho says, " I know from
Mrs J T. F rle l, J r ., and chil­
said th a t th e ir " n u m b e r is know n ex p erien ce th a t C h a m b e rla in 's Cough d re n
V loia an d M aster
J o h n n ie
by th e ir p o lls.” In m o d ern d a y s th e R em edy is fa r s u p e rio r to an y o th e r. an d Miss M arie Sorota an d b ro th e r
p ro h ib itio n ists a re also know n
by F o r c ro u p th e re is n o th in g th a t ex ­ a tte n d e d serv ices a t
S andy
last
th e ir polls, fo r It Is th e ir w alling cel* it.” F o r sale by G reeham D rug S unday a t th e C ath o lic church.
cry th a t they have n ev er won a Co., a n d D ealer* ev ery w h ere.
F ra n k R hodes, w ho had one of
SEVENTH «ml ALDER STS.
victory of any Im p o rtan ce, b u t th a t
his w ork h o rses badly k icked by Its
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they a re alw aya read y to sta n d np
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T he
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