G resham O utlook
VOL 2. NO. 70
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OR.'GON, TUESDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1912
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P re s id e n t— W illiam H. T aft.
L iat of c a n d id a te s fo r O regon on !
F o r P re sid e n t W oodrow W ilson.
th e P ro g re ssiv e tick et.
Vice P re s id e n t— Ja m e s
ó. Ijher-
F o r Vice P re sid e n t T hom as R.
m
au.
P re s id e n t— T h eo d o re R oosevelt.
M arshall.
P re s id e n tia l E le c to rs E V. C ar-
Vice P re s id e n t— Gov. H ira m Jo h n -!
L ast u ig h t's rally of th e R epubll-1 ie . . M cKinley M ilcheil, M. J . Mc-
H on. A lfred E. C la rk , c a n d id a li
How Taxpayer's Money is I' mx I in son.
P re s id e n tia l E le c to rs H ugh Mc
can c a n d id a te s in th e C o m m ercial M anun, Jo h n
L. R an d , I'h ll Mel- fo r U nite S ta te s S e n a to r on th e P ro
P re s id e n tia l
E lecto rs — A.
S C lub hull w as e n th u s ia s tic but no. siU un, J r .
L ain , M arsh field ; W ill M. P u lerso u ,
County D ivision.
G eddes, L. H. M cM ahon, L evi W. la rg e en o u g h ow ing to th e
g ressiv e R epublican lick et. H on. B. P e n d le to n ; D. M. W atson,
ru n
P o r t
U nited S lates S e n a to r B en Sell-
T he sp eak in g w as begun by a few lng. *
E lm er K ennedy, c a n d id a te fo r Sec la n d ; Jo u u M. W all, tiilis b o io ; F , C
COURT TURNS OVER THE COIN M yers, W. K. N ew ell, A. K. W are.
U nited S ta te s S e n a to r— A lfred E. re m a rk s lro m D i. S. C. Slocum , ca n
U. S. R e p re se n ta tiv e A. W. Laf- re ta ry of S ta te . H on. Robe rt S erv ice, | W h itten , P o rtla n d
C lark .
d id a te fo r co ro n e r, follow ed by C
Did it for Oregon t i t ) Politichili!» in
nom inee fo r R a ilro ad C ouim isaloui
ferty .
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U. S. S e n a to r- H arry L abe, P o fl-
C ongress, T h ird D istric t— A„ W.
1U1O and Again Tilia Year—
au
d o th e r c a n d id a te s of th e P ro laud.
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of
th
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in
g
in
pin
vs
of
L a f te r ty , (R e p .)
W luit the R ecords Diaeloaed
S e cretary of S ta te — B en W
Ol- gressiv e p arty w ill m eet tlie people
F o r R a ilro ad C o m m issio n er— R ob Ja y B o w erm an , v h o wan sick and
C ongressm an M. G. M unly, l ’o ri-
u u aL le to lie 1 re se n t.
Mr.
Mc cott.
e r t Service.
of G resham aud vicinity
to n ig h t,
D espite th e fact
th a t
C ascade
A r th u r sp o k e on th e in itia tiv e ano
O regon D airy an d F ood C om m is F rid a y , a t th e C om m ercial C lub hull land.
S
ecretary
o
f
S
ta
te
—
E.
E
lm
er
c o u n ty people pay th e ir sh a re of K ennedy.
re fe re n d u m , as a p a r t of th e o rg an ic sio n er—-J o h n D, M ickle.
S ecretary of S tate- J o h n U. R yan,
fo r th e
p u rp o se of becom ing a c
law of O reg o n ; scored sin g le
tax
C lack am as co u n ty taxes, th e ir m o n
R a ilro a d C om m issioner— C lyde 1). q u a in te d w ith th e v o ters and o th e rs P o rtla n d .
Food a n d D airy C o m m issio n er— as a n in s tru m e n t th a t w as to m ake
ey h as been a p p ro p ria te d by
th e Jo h n D. M ickle, (R e p .)
A ltcm son.
in te re ste d in good g o v ern m en t. L a
R ailro ad
C om m issioner, Second
O teg o n an e x p e rim e n ta l s ta tio n ; d e
J u d g e of C ircu it C o u rt, Dept. No. dies a re especially in v ited
co u n ty c o u rt, both th is y e a r
and
to a t i D istrict Lew A nU eisou, lo r u tu in .
C ircu it J u d g e , D ept. No. 2— R. G. nou n ced th e U 'R en p ro p o sitio n
to 2 ik o u e n G. M orrow .
tw o y e a rs ago, to d e feat division.
M orrow , (R e p .)
ten
d
an
d
th
e
r
e
should
be
a
good
ab o lish
th e p re s e n t c o n stitu tio n .
Ju d g e C irc u ii C o m i
Ugieouy
J u d g e of C ircu it C o u rt, D ept g a th e rin g us th e p rin cip les of th e
A t th e b eh est of a co te rie of po li
' tO U U g .
C ircu it J u d g e , D ept. No. 4.— Geo. H e e n d o rsed th e s ta te g ra n g e id eas No. 4 G eorge T azw ell.
x
P
ro
g
re
ssiv
e
p
a
rty
w
ill
he
fully
of d is tric t re p re se n ta tio n in th e low
tic ia n s a t O regon C ity,— m em b ers N. Davis.
D istric t A tto ru y e — W alter 11. explained.
D istrict A ttorney
- Jo h n A. J e t-
D istric t
A tto rn e y — W a lte r H. e r h o u se an d th e m illag e ta x b ills in E vans.
tery.
of th e C om m ercial c lu b — th e co u rt
re fe re n c e to th e su p p o rt of th e s ta te
E v an s, (R e p .)
R ep re se n ta tiv e , C lack am as
and
S ta le S e n a to rs J . W oods S m ith,
so fa r th is y e a r h as p aid
o u t of
J o in t R e p re se n ta tiv e — D avid E. u n iv ersity an d a g ric u ltu ra l college. M u ltn o m ah C ounties D avid E. L of
! u n n a in M ontague, F ilin g S eine,,ei,
H e a lso fav o red th e m easu re c r e a t g ren .
th e ta x p a y e rs m oney
$ 1 4 3 .4 3 ;
in L o fg ren , (D em .)
Jo h u C. W elch, W. L. i ’age.
1910 it p aid o u t to d e fe a t a n n e x atio n
S ta te S e n a to rs — C h arles W. Ac- in g th e office of lie u te n a n t g o v ern o r,
S ta te S e n ato rs— I. N. Day, R obert
to M ultnom ah co u n ty , $449.-05. The k e rso n , R o b e rt S. F a rr e ll, (R e p .; i an d u rg ed a stu d y of a ll th e p ro
S la te R e p re se n ta tiv e s
Geo. li.
J
.
E.
S
iefer,
ro
ad
su
p
e
rv
iso
r
of
S.
F
a
rr
e
ll,
D
an
K
e
lla
h
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r,
L
u
s
C.
Mo
c o u rt of 1910 m ay have p aid m ore, Dan K e lla h e r, (R e p .;) L. M. Lep- posed law s an d am en d m en ts.
road d is tric t 52, lias ju s t finished j W atson, .t. Ci. NlcLoio, D r. ua».,, .a.
Mr. M cA rth u r th e n sp o k e of P re s ser, T. L. P e rk iu s, (D r.)
b u t .th e reco rd s so f a r ex am in ed by p er, T. L. P e rk in s, (R e p .)
ab o u t th re e q u a rte rs of a m ile of lu te s , Beuy. B rick, ito n t. J . L piott,
T he P ro g re ss, show o n ly th a t m uch.
R ep re se n ta tiv e s Jo h n D. A b b o tt,
R e p re se n ta tiv e s— R o b e rt A istro p id e n t T a ft's po licies an d m ad e an
C. A. A pplegren, L. G. C a rp e n te r, cru sh ed rock road on th e "D evils n. D. H aw es, A. F . r legal, Li nes.
C om m issioner M atto o n , w ho wai C. A. A p p leg ren , (R e p .;) E d w in G e a rn e s t ap p eal fo r h is re-electio n .
c u to ff”
an d is now nt w ork
on
a m em b er of th e 1910 c o u rt, says A m m e, J. H. N o lta, ( R e p .;) E. O
J o h n C. McCue follow ed in a A rth u r vv. L aw rence, C. N.
M c a n o th e r s tie tc h of a b o u t tlie sam e K ro n er, it.
W . H ugoon,
M a r tin
he d o e sn 't recollect an y
am ount
B u rd o n ,
R o b e rt
W.
H agood le n g th y a d d re s s o n som e pf th e sam e A rth u r , J . ii. N o lta, C onrad 1’. Ol len g th on tlie O regon City road be- ¡ K ro n eu b crg , O. L
L e n t, L .
L u tiu -
F o rm e r J u d g e D im lck
a t O regon (D e m .;) O liv er M. H ick ey ; A rth u r su b je c ts an d u rg ed lo y alty to th e son, 11. C. R in g , Irv in g \\ . Speneer
■ tw een B oring an d D am ascus.
oerg.
C ity, T uesday, th o u g h t $150 a b o u t W. L aw ren ce, (R e p .;) M J . M ur re p u b lic a n tic k e t.
Ja y H. U pton.
,
I t is ru m o red th a t Jo e L undy anil j
th e am o u n t.
C onfro n ted by copies n an e, ( R e p .;) W. Irv in g
Spencer,
O th e r sp e a k e rs w ere 1. N. Day,
COUNTY O F F IC E R S .
C ounty S heriff- Tom id. W ord.
i R aym ond
R ichie
a re to s ta rt
a
of bills fo u n d a t th e c le r k 's office (R e p .;) F . W. V a le n tin e ; A rth u r F G us C. M osier, W. H. F itz g e ra ld and
C ounty C om m issioner — W. L. livery b a rn in S andy.
C ounty T re a su re r— E \e r s te e g .
he ow ned up to $449.05.
W alter E vans.
B aines.
L ig h tn e r.
T he re p o rt goes th a t B oring is to j
T h at th e sam e elem en t w hich se
C ounty C lerk J. U. C arr.
I
have
a
d
ru
g
sto
re.
T
he
lo
t
Just
i
S h eriff— W. H. F itz g e ra ld , (R ep.
C ouuty S h e riff — W. II. F itz
c u red th is fu n d in 1910 c o n te m p la t
Iveep t l ie B u sin ess Here.
C ounty C lerk — J o h n B. Coffey
I n o rth of th e re s ta u ra n t
h as been
g erald .
C ounty A ssessor- 11. D. W ngnou.
ed fu r th e r ra id s th is y e a r w as show
(R e p .)
sold and we have it from good a u
I t is th e m o tto of th e p eo p le o f
by its ap p lic a tio n th ro u g h
O. D
C ounty C lerk — J o h n U. Coffey.
C ounty School S u p e rin te n d e n t
A ssessor— H. D. W agnon, (D ent.) E a ste rn M u ltn o m ah co u n ty to keep
th
o
rity
th
a
t
a
brick
b
u
ild
in
g
,
the
E by fo r $143.43 A ug. 6, th is h av in g
C ounty A ssessor— H enry E. lived first of tlie. kind in B oring, is lo be A. it. D rap er.
T re a s u r e r—-Jo h n M. L ew is, (R ep. tlm ir m oney a t hom e, if p ossible.,
been p aid o u t
by th e C om m ercial
C ounty T re a su re r- Jo h n M. Lewis erected aud a line of goods in sta lle d
Ju s tic e of Pence Jo h n 11. Moon.
School S u p e rin te n d e n t — E dw in In th e u n d e rta k in g b u sin ess
th
is
club fo r p rin tin g
an a rg u m e n t A nders.
C ounty S u p e rin te n d e n t — A. P. to supply th e needs of th is com
County C o ro n e r Dr. F . S. S m ith.
ru
le
a
p
p
lies
as
well
a
s
in
an
y
o
th
e
r,
A
jpustroug.
a g a in s t C ascade co u n ty in th e s ta te
m unity.
C o u n ty
C o m m issio n er — L u te a n d so m etim es th e sav in g s m ay be
C ounty C om m issioner -Jo h u
i..
p a m p h le t, fa th e re d by O regon City P ease.
C ounty S urveyor P h ilo H olbrook
O tis R ich gave a n o th e r one
of
p re tty big. D r. B iersd o rf h as a n
an d pu sh ed alo n g in E ag le C re^k
C ounty
C o ro n er — Sam uel
C. th e seaso n 's p u rtles in L ouis R ltz- C ronan.
S u rv ey o r— P h ilo H o lb ro o k , (R ep.
n o u n ced th a t he w ill,
if
elected Slocum , lD r.)
an d S andy by a d h e re n ts of th a t fa t
C ounty S urveyor Jo in t M ctjuiun.
C o ro n er— D r. H. R. B iersd o rf.
e r 's hull S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
Music,
co ro n er, give to th is sectio n all th e
tlon.
(P a id A dv.)
(P a id A dv.)
(P
a
id
A
dv.)
d an cin g and v ario u s gam es w ere e n
b u sin ess th a t belo n g s h e re in stead
W hy H e V oted M oney.
joyed till th e h o u r of 11, w hen p ll
of ta k in g it to P o rtla n d
an d he
J u d g e B eattie, w ho voted!
fo
T h ree a ttra c tio n s in G resh am th is sh o u ld be ta k e n
p re s e n t voted th e ir host a good fel
at
his
w o rd
th e $143.43 said he did it because
low and d e p a rte d ho m ew ard .
he th o u g h t th e people of th e sta te T u esd ay e v e n in g — th e p ic tu re show S ev eral sc a n d als In th e p a st w ould
T he W rig h t D ram atic com pany gave
w ere e n title d to know th e n eg ativ e th e P ro g ressiv e rally a n d th e De- have been avoided had th e c o ro n er
n o t te e n so e a g e r to g ra b
e v ery
Mr. a n d Mrs. H elm er
Jo h n so n th e ir first e n te rta in m e n t in O rient
side of C ascade co u n ty .
It
w as Moss fam ily .
A serio u s an d nearly fa ta l acci
th in g fa r som e P o rtla n d u n d e rta k e r w ere g u e sts o f Mr. a n d Mrs. A1 De- g ra n g e Hall S a tu rd a y n ig h t. A good
su g g ested to him th a t th e
people
fla re m e
L u x io n
at.
an d h is p ro fessio n al ju ry m en .
H aven S u n d ay . Mr. W a ld ru p also house g re e te d th em a n d p ronounced d e n t bulell
back of d iv isio n w ere p u ttin g
up
best lT o u teale las, S u rd a^ tv i.itrtg
Jn
(P a id A dv.)
w as a c a lle r a t th e D eH aven hom e. th e e n te r ta in m e n t one of th e
o u t of th e ir p riv a te fu n d s an d not
th e w hich be lost one ol tils l e d and
a sk in g th e ta x p a y e rs w ho oppose di
Mr. a n d Mrs. C laren ce A ltm an of ev er an d th o se p resen t ask ed
vision to pay th e ir bills. He m ade
P o rtla n d w ere w eekend g u esis of W rig h ts to com e ag ain .
is still s u lie iiu g seriously lro m the
J. W. R oots, ro a d su p e rv iso r of
M r. au d Mrs. B. C. A ltm an .
no reply to th is b u t said he w ould
shock.
Hi com pany w n u Lou L ai-
N ext S a tu rd a y , Nov. 2, a t 2 p in
th e B oring road d is tric t, h as Just I
n o t vote to allow a n o th e r cen t on is th e d a te fo r th e re g u la r m eetin g
Mrs. J . it. D uncan and Mrs. D. D. co m pleted g rav elin g th e V ecth hill I ou ro ile lie hud ju s t re tu rn e d from
division, e ith e r before o r a fte r th e of th e G resh am local of th e F arm
J a c k w ere g u ests of Mrs. Jim H ill so u th of B oring. A few loads of
Com e to th e C o m m ercial H all to y ard S unday.
a b u rn in g tr ip an d h ad k illed a
p re s e n t elec tio n , a lth o u g h he said ¿rs' Society of E q u ity an d Inasm uch
g ravel w ere placed on th e first 2 ’
th e H allo w e'en social to m o rro w n ig h t
d em an d s had been m ade fo r m o re
Mr. S ester and fam ily w ere g u ests m iles of th e G resh am -B o rin g ro ad , I goose w hich they w ere show ing to a
is th e se m eetin g s h av e been m uch
O. A. E a stm a n h a s been q u ite ill
N ick B lair voted w ith th e Ju d g e n eglected d u rin g th e su m m e r it is
e n o u g h to h elp a g re a t d eal, m aking crow d on tlie sidew alk, in sonic
fo r a few d ay s, but is re p o rte d to of tfe n ry F ritz an d w ife S unday.
W. H . M attoon w ho w as in
th e very d e sira b le th a t th e re
sh o u ld be im p ro v in g .
Mr. G u st C arlson au d fam ily w ere th e w o rst places in th e road good accid en tal way L o u 's gun was dis-
1910 c o u rt did not vote fo r th e ap be a larg e a tte n d a n c e n ex t S a tu rd a y
try in g th e ir new a u to Sunday
and hut tlie motley gave out e 'e r th e tw o ic h u rg e d , tlie load of sh o t ta k in g
T h e W o m an 's C h ris tia n Tem p,
p ro p ria tio n th is y ear, becau se, if he T h e m e etin g w ill be held in
th e an ce U nion w ill m eet in th e M etuod a tte n d e d th e M ission c h u rc h at P o w m iles of road were finished
aud : o it m s com panion s rig h t fo6t. to
d id , he w ould have laid h im self lia C om m ercial h all.
e ll V alley and w ere g u e sts la te r a t now , " t h e w orst is best and
1st ch u rch T h u rsd a y afte rn o o n .
th e J was tak en to ilie Goon
S iiu iariiau
ble u n d e r th e c o rru p t p ra c tic e s act
H. F. C u ttin g of P o rtla n d , w ho is
best is w o rst.”
T he DeMoss co n c e rt tro u p will th e E ricso n home.
i h o sp ital w here an u m p u ta u o n
was
w hich fo rb id s a c a n d id a te tu rn in g a t w ork o rg a n iz in g C lack am as co u n
Jo sh . C hase of M olalla w as a guesl
Tlie B oring D ram atic club w ill I p erto rm e d .
over p u b lic fu n d s to any o rg an iza ty w here he h as recen tly o rg an ized give one of th e ir fam o u s e n te r ta in
a t th e D eH aven hom e S atu rd ay and give tlie farce com edy, "W a n te d , a
'1 he people of T ro u td a le a re p re
fo r p o litic a l purposes.
He
says, ten new local u n io n s w ill be p resen t. m en ts to n ig h t a t th e M. E. ch u rc h , S
unday.
\\ Ife," on S a tu rd a y next, a t
the p a rin g fo r u b en efit
L adies
d an ce
next
how ever, he w ould n o t have voted Mr. C u ttin g is an e n th u s ia s tic w o rk u n d e r th e au sp ices of th e
Mr. an d Mrs. 11. C. A ltm an a tte n d l.lve \\ ire playhouse.
1 hey
have a good
S a tu rd a y evening in the
M asonic
fo r it, anyw ay, b u t he d o e sn ’t ex er an d we h o p e th a t a la rg e crow d Aid society.
q u a rte t and som e fin e boy sin g ers, ed th e w edding of Miss LeConie
(Jn F riday , Sept. 13, th e r e w as In- ; mill. E v e ry th in g has been iloaaten
p la in w hy he did in 1910
of E q u ity m em b ers w ill g reet him. a n d a la rg e n u m b e r of m u sical in Ja m iso n an d David L. M cD aniel at s tltu te d in th e L ive W ire h a ll, H it free lo r tin o ciasto tt, in ciu u in g Hie
Many o f th e m ost p ro m in e n t ob Come an d b rin g y o u r n eig h b o rs.
s tru m e n ts on w hich th e ) show u n th e W hite T em ple, P o rtla n d , W ed L incoln A n n u ity U nion witli seven- m usic aud su p p e r w hich
w nl
be
je c to rs to division th is y ear, w ere
T h is m eetin g w ill be open to all
nesday evening a n d la te r th e recep teen c h a r te r m em bers. T h e o rd e r | served in the brick hotel.
i n k , is
fo r a n n e x a tio n to M u ltn o m ah
tw o fa rm e rs an d we look fo r a splen d id u su al skill.
hom e of
the is in a m ost flo u ris h in g
The p ro g ra m fo r t h e , H allo w e’en tio n g iven a t th e
con d itio n a re to he one d o lla r, su p p e r ex tra.
y e a rs ago. It m ay s u rp ris e them m eeting.
so cial to m o rro w n ig h t will Include b rid e ’s p a re n ts.
w ith 32 m em bers on th e roll am i
som e
to discover th a t th e y have
T h is call is m ad e by M. O. N el a p ia n o solo by M iss G ladys M iller,
M iss E th e l W ilkinson w as a g u est each one an e n th u s ia s tic b o o ster fo r
been w hipsaw ed by th e sam e crow d son, p re s id e n t, an d
A. R L y m an ,
Communities Seek Publicity
w ith w hich th ey a re now asso ciated se c re ta ry , G resh am L ocal F a rm e rs re c ita tio n by M ary B elt, tw o selec1 of Miss M arion R obertson Sunday. the ord er.
Mr. an d Mrs. T oep lem an ,
Geo.
tlo n s by a m ale q u a rte t co n sistin g
The» L. A. U. w ill give a d a m e
It is not believed th ey ap p ro v e of Society of E q u ity .
of M essrs. A lb ertso n , R u sh er, Jo n e s S leret an d w ife an d L ew is S h a ttu c k and p u m p k n i pie su p p er in tlie Id le
th e recent a p p ro p ria tio n , e ith e r.
A d eleg a tio n of C om m ercial (Hub
an d R eed , solos by Miss G race H es- an d w ife w ere g u e sts of Mr. and W ire H ieater on W ednesday n ig h t.
How Much Was Spent.
Mrs. Jo h n S leret S unday.
members w ent to P le a s a n t H om e oil
It a p p e a rs in 1910 m em b ers of an d so fa r " p u t a cro ss' only $143.43. sel an d Mrs. E. W. A y lsw orth.
All th is m oney, rem em b er, belongs
A t th e c o n c e rt to n ig h t Mr I
th e C om m ercial club a t O regon City
m eet-
th e
and o th e rs form ed th e C lack am as to th e ta x p a y e rs as a w hole and Moss w ill p lay tw o c o rn e ts a t
T he h a rv e s t m oon d u n es a t R ock
place.
not
to
any
factio
n
of
th
em
w
ho
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tim
e,
an
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th
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tw
in
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w
ill
sing.
M ultnom ah a n ti-a n n e x a tio n asso cia
wood given by th e g ra n g e on S at-
I I hey w ent in Hie in te re sts of Hu
T h e calf ru s tle rs
h a v e n 't
been u n la y ev e n in g last, w as a com plete
tion. They sp en t, they a d m it, som e fa v o r one th in g o r be a g a in s t one
D on't forget th e u n n u u l Hallow
th
in
g
T
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people
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et
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a
re
rep
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rte
d
th in g like $5,000 In th e cam p aig n
to be j social success. S im o n so n 's new or- e'en lib ra ry social to m o rro w n ig h t at 'M in n e a p o lis iuiiil p ro d u c ts show to
th is
y ear
and busy a g ain . L a st T h u rsd ay
be s e a l from E a ste rn M ultnom ah
how m uch of th is cam e o u t o f th e fa v o rin g d iv isio n
n lg h t ' cliestra fu rn ish e d e x c ellen t
m usic
to they g o t e ig h t y o u n g calves from a aud th e a f f a ir w as th o ro u g h ly en- C om m ercial C lub Hull. Some sprite J.n e ffo rt to r.ns«- m ore fu n d s im
ta x p ay e rs is n 't
d efin itely
know n those w ho fav o red a n n e x a tio n
or s p iiit lias a lre a d y Inspired th e witli a p ro m p t response am i rinan
A bout
6b
couples were follow ing:
T he p re s e n t cle rk , Mr. M ulvey, told M u ltn o m ah In 1910, w ere com pelled d a iry ra n ch on th e low er C o lu m b ia Joyable.
cial assista n c e will be fo rth co m in g
T he P ro g re ss he h a d n 't been able o p u t up m oney to th e ir o p p o n en ts S lough. P ro b ab ly o th e rs u n h e a rd of p re s e n t, th e n et receip ts a m o u n tin g
Com e keep H allo w e’e n w ith us lro m d ial q u a rte r, ra isin g th e to ta l
h av e been ta k e n , also, m a k in g 27 I to o v e r $3u a fte r all bills w ere paid,
to find an y record of e x p e n d itu re s to fig h t th em selv es.
If you d o n ’t th e r e 'll be a fuss
T ak en fro m T he E sta c a d a P ro g ress in all so f a r as k n o w n th a t have j The n ex t d an ce a t R ockw ood will
c o n trib u tio n s to ab o u t $225. 7 hose
fo r th is p u rp o se in th e records. But
If you d o you w ill have a gay win» weal from her»' w< re I . H.
te e n sto len d u rin g th e
p a s t tw o ■
j „ be _ a m a sq u e ra d e on T h an k sg iv in g
w hen T h e P ro g ress called
his a t of th e issue O cto b er 24, 1912.
tim e,
(P a id A dv.)
weeks.
S m ith, F. I, E verson, I,. L. K id d er,
evening.
te n tio n to item s h e re a fte r set fo rth
F o r It Is th e w itch es' p I ay t i in
II. L. SI. C lair am i A rchie M eyers.
in th e bills of N ovem ber and Decem
b e r 1910, he ad m itte d th a t he had
borne Real E m barastinent.
n o d o u b t they w ere fo r th e purposes
It Is related th at at a New York
nam ed.
political m eeting of ono of tho old-
C o m m issio n er M attoon d o e sn 't re
LIV ESTO CK .
line parties an effort was made to
m em ber of any item s in 1910 and
Re-al Estate* R e n t a ls .
H EA L E S T A T E AND R EN T A L S
M
iscellaneous,
Ju d g e D im ick th o u g h t th ey m ig h t
s tir en th u siasm by getting the audi
have paid $150 postag e.
L ew ellen
ence to sing, "My C ountry 'TIs of
Horse' B argains
1 F O R R E N T — S m all h o u se an d tw o
F O R R E N T — 4 room s s u ita b le tor
th e o th e r 1910 m em ber w a sn 't seen.
G asoline Woixlsuw,
Thee, Sw eet Land of U h erty ." T he
S ev eral g e n tle d riv in g m ares an d acres w ith b arn an d ch ick en houses, ho u sek eep in g
C ity w ater. Mrs. J
W hen show n th e records,
Ju d g e
We w ould lik e to saw y o u r wood assem bled voters failed to Join In
tf
D im ick said it w as p ro b ab le
th e y o u n g sta n d a rd a n d th o ro u g h b re d J F o r p a rtic u la rs call p h o n e 327. J. L. H a rm o n , G resham .
aa th e lenders had hoped, and the
h o rses a t y o u r ow n p rice. M errill,
P
lease
cull o r pliotie
No.
50x1
a m o u n t $449.05 had been paid.
A. D avidson.
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reason was made ap p aren t when
tf
Som e More Choice latta.
H ere is w h a t T he P ro g re ss found R ose V ista F a rm s.
T lioren tc M agnuson, G resh am .
tl
som ebody ahout$d out:
In th e bills! stam p ed w ith th e O. K
F O R SA LE 4Ü a cres of
bru sh
F o r S ale in Z en ith ad d itio n by
S to ck hogs w an ted , T. R. How
"Get B arnes to sing th a t w ithout
o f G. B. D im ick and p aid by to
lan d I % m iles e a s t of
B o rin g ; th e ow ners. T he In d e p e n d e n t L and
A utom obile llargain
blushing and we'U all follow "
itt, G resh am .
c o u rt:
$4500. A. H erz, B o rin g , O re
**, C om pany. E asy term s. Buy d ire c t
S m all c a r, alm o st new a t
half
T he m usical p art of th e program
Copied from the Kecorvla.
was a t once dropped.
! and sav e com m ission. See E. H. p rice if ta k e u im m ed iately . Mer-
W a rra n t A 873, electio n c h arg e
Team Mules.
G ixxl Farm.
P acific S ta tio n e ry and P rin tin g Co.,
K elly, R ea .T h ird s tr e e t and K elly rill, Rose Vistu F a rm s.
tf
Good p u lle rs, a t a b a rg a in , sev
Im p ro v ed 20 a cres fo r sale, tra d e
Apple Growers Loysi.
to p rin tin g fo r C lackam as, M ultno e ra l d riv in g o h rses. M errill, Rose
av en u e.
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m ah
a n ti-a n n e x a tio n
asso ciatio n , V ista F a rm s.
Hood River county, Oregon « prlj
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— — —
A uto for Hale.
$3.10. O. K , G. B. D im ick, P aid
fru it d istrict. Is rem aining firm In tl
Are You Going to ilu lld ?
B ulck au to , 2b h. p. Mode! lb
Dec. 30, 1910.
F O R SA LE — R e g iste re d H olstein
F O R SA LE o r T R A D E, a P a c k a rd
adherence to the best of everythlai
It
so,
c
o
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s
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lt
W.
H.
K
a
rr,
G
resh
am
,
4-paaaenger.
$25u
ta
k
e
s
it.
A.
E.
W a rra n t 179, F iled Nov. 2, 1910, b u ll, 2 y e a rs
Apples grow n In this country cot
old. A lso
Sim plex o rg a n , in firs t class co n d itio n . Mrs.
O regon C ity E n te rp rise , 6 Z
E.
O regon. P la n s aud e s tim a te s fu rn - L indsey, G resham .
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C. P o w ell, p h o n e 2 5 x .
tin tie fo be th e best th a t can b
cream
s
e
p
a
ra
to
r
No.
7.
Good
as
(zinc e tc h in g ) of carto o n a n ti-a n
ished.
tf
raised, and people grown in th
n ex atio n , $5 35; 12 e le c tro s C lack- n e *
c w A lb ertso n , p h o n e 93. tf
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WANTED to borrow $>ibb, on good county are also show ing signs c
LOTS
FO
R
SA
LE
a
t
C
ed
arv
ille—
a m as
u n d iv id ed ,
$9 20.
60,000
M IH4ELLA NEO UH
-ecu rlty .
E n q u ire at O utlook
ol
m ore than an ordinary am ount c
T A K E N U P a t my
p lace
last E asy te rm s. H. W. S n a sh a ll P h o n e
po st card s 2 sides, 2 colors, $135
common sense. It is quite n a tu ra
tf
Dee.
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7,000 p o st c a rd s 2 sides, 2 colors, M onday, O ct. 28, a ro an m are, sh o d , G resh am 74
LO ST,— In som e G resh am business
therefore, to have reports come i
w eig h t a b o u t 1100 to 1200.
Theo. I — ----------------------------------------------------
$17 50.
th a t show th e people of Hood Rive
P h o n e 65
F O R SA LE, ch eap — 2 H
acres, house on O ct. 25, a 28-In. silk urn- i
W a rra n t 167, O rdered p aid , Nov B ru g g er, G resh am . R 3
Indian R uiiih r Duckx.
a re tor H 'V 'ieveit tw o to one, whll
2, 1910, G B D im ick
To E G.
b
re
lla
w
ith
n
a
tu
r
a
l
wood
h
andle,
F o r Rale, C heap.
a e * h o u se an d b a rn , good lo catio n .
A m erican S ta n d a rd , w hite
and th e county a t large la thoroughly li
C anfield, tre a s , C lack am aa-M u ltn o -
V alued fo r asao< ia-
W h ite L eg h o rn cock an d s e v e r a l1 N ear A d v en t c h u rc h , 2 m iles e a st silv er tip p ed .
iuah
a n ti-a n n e x a tio n
asso ciatio n
faw
n,
$1.50
each.
G
re
a
te
st
egg favor of the candidates upoa thi
leave
at
O utlook
W y a n d o tte co ck erels,
fin e of T ro u td a le . Jo s. W. C row ston. t l tiona. F in d e r
P rogressive ticket.
la b o r in a d d ressin g
67,800 post w h ite
p ro d u c e rs
H. W . C ooley, T ro u td a le
office.
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sto
ck
fo
r
breed
ers.
W.
R
eed,
c a rd s
$105 50.
L ist of v o ters
of th e ir friendship for him ?
R
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u
te
3,
box
26.
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p
h
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e
434.
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nam es, $30.
T rav elin g
ex p en ses
LAND F O R S A L E by o w n er, 12
FO R SA LE - 1 sh a re In Sandy j
$3.50.
A d v ertisin g $100. P o stag e
Eyes tested and glasses
fitteil.
m iles so u th e a st of O reg o n City. cream ery. N.
F o r Hale.
$41. S ta tio n e ry
$8.90.
T o tal
N otice
Htix-khnldcex.
E
L ay m an , B o rin g ,.
Dr. Geo. In g lis, T ro u td a le , O re. 69
$288 90.
2, 3% P rice« fro m $30 to $80 p er acre. o regon
O ne heavy d r a f t
te m ,
tf
T he h o ld e rs o f
c e rtific a te s
in
T h e g ra n d to^al of th ese b ills is S c h ü ttle r w agons, 2 wood ra c k s
3 A d d ress F . M ayfield, R, 1, S pring ___________
W atch th o L a u re l R an g e in S te rl
$449.05. U n d er w a rra n t 179 th e
, , .
...
.
. . . .
«vx
G resh am F eed Mill
w anta o a t, ' h*
C ounty G ran g e F a ir
item s w ere burled In a big
p
rin
tin
g
p
,
i
r
J
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r,e
1
bob«
l*<
1
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on
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ing & K id d e r's window
T his week
big printing
and
w
h
eat.
H
ig
h
est
cash
prices
asso
ciatio
n
a
re
re
q
u
e
s
te
d
to
b
rtn
a
b ill, b u t w ere eaally picked o u t, th e ru n n e rs , 2 m ilk cow s, 1 b e lte r, 1
th e p ric e is $41.UU.
I
P
hone
561.
If Y'ou Need Lumlx-r
67,000 post c ard s, c o rre sp o n d in g side sp rin g , to p buggy, baled
hay
.
| o r m ail sa m e to th e se c re ta ry fo r
w ith th e n u m b e r show n in w a rra n t and , traw
o
O reah atn , R See S andy R idge L u m b e r company
th e p u rp o se of tr a n s f e r fo r new
We H ant Everyone
Hiifxx'rilte
Now.
(
k
t
th
e
Beet.
167» at will be teen
,
oa
B est g ra d e s , low prices. R ough and
c e rtific a te s in th e M u ltn o m ah C o u n to read the O utlook. We ask you
How Taxpayers P aid.
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fin ish . W ill d e liv e r from o u r new Dally O reg o n ian an d O u tlo o k ,
T h is waa th e situ a tio n in 1910
— —
1 year............................-,............. $6 00 ty F a ir a sso c ia tiv a .
to s u b s c riix , if you can , out r> d
m ill, 2 m iles so u th of K elso P h o n e
It looked so good to the antl-dlvls- Daily and Sunday Oregonian
E. 0 . KARDEI.L,
It any way, It you bav« to b o r w
Evening Telegram and Outlook
lonlats, they tried it again thia year
and Outlook, 1 y e a r ............... |7 .7 t $ la l
•II
Secretary.
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