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fetid breath
th o u san d s voted fo r H a rry L an e to p h ere even th o u g h a
defeat B ourne. Mr. S elling polled may d is tu rb It. A wi
w ord to th e wise
_________ TWICE A WEEK__________
_____ his
hla fu ll s tre n g th , b u t th ere was a Is su fficien t.
P u b lish ed every T u esd ay an d F rid a y p reju d ice a g a in st him on
acco u n t
o f his race an d w e a lth ; how ever, he
T h e P e n in su la H erald, H alles 81-
at G resh am . O regon.
w ould have been elected had B o u rn e Illon'*en e d ito r and p ro p rie to r, cam e
I, ST CLAIR. Editor and P ubl’r
k ep t o u t of his way. So it is plain o u t th ls wt* k ln “ b1« In d u stria l j
(lu r Subscription R ates th a t L ane ow es
his elec tio n
to "u rn b e, w hich sh o u ld be a n eye opeu-
One year, 11 60; B ourne. In a way It is b u t ju s t th a t ”r
th e p o ssib ilities of th e P en in su -
six m onth s. 75c; O regon sh o u ld be re p re se n te d
in | la r <H»trict. I t co n ta in e d
tw en ty -I
th ree m onth 's trial
su bscrip tion ,
50c th e Benate by tw o d e m o c ra ts, b o th i /c’u r p ag es o f "g o o d s t u f f ’ both in ;
o f w hom w ill be ln acco rd w ith th e re ad in g m a tte r an d a d v e rtisin g , and
A dvertising.
reflects g re a t cre d it on th a t section
R a t e s reason ­ A d m in istra tio n . T h is s ta te sh o u ld an d its e n te rp ris in g e d ito r.
Who is using this Space
d u rin g th e
able.
Our rep re­ receive special fav o rs
sen ta tiv e w ill call n ext few y ears.
T h e O re g o n ian ’s b a rg a in day rates
P h o n e 701,
fo r th e w eekly h av e been ex tended
T he v o tin g p o p u la tio n o f O regon
" T h e Linotype
to D ecem ber 1. T hose who w ish to |
W ay Is th e Way w as alm o st d o u b led on T u esd ay .w hen su b scrib e y et fo r 75 c e n ts can do
that W ins."
th e w om en w ere e n fra n c h ise d . It
so u n til
th a t tim e th r o u g h
any
h as been a lo n g an d w eary s tru g g le
T
ow
n
of
a g en t. T h e O u tlo o k a n d W eekly O r­
O fficial p a p e r of th e
fot* th e e q u a l r ig h ts w om en b u t vic­
G resh am , O regon.
eg o n ian u n til D ecem ber 1, Is $1.75.
O fficial p a p e r o f th e Tow n of to ry Is th e lr ’s now and It Is in cu m b en t
F a irv ie w , O regon.
on th em to stu d y p o litic a l eco n o m y
F ro m w e a th e r in d ic a tio n s
today
E n te re d a s seco n d -class
m a tte r w ith a new zest fo r th e y w ill hence­ th e to w n o f G resh am Is to
blam e
M arch i , Ik 11, a t th e p o st o ffice a t fo rth be called u p o n to Bhare th e
G resh am , O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t of p o litical b u rd e n s w ith th e m en. F o r fo r th e ’’w etn ess.’’
M arch 3, 1879.
y e a rs th e w om en w ere d e m an d in g
From A .W . latfferty.
R E l L E t llO A b ON TILE V O T E , th e rig h t to vote, an d alw ay s th ey
R e p re se n ta tiv e L a ffe rty w rite s th e
coupled, th e ir d e m a n d s w ith th e th r e a O u tlo o k a s follow s:
You would look for the
W illi th e e le c tio n o f a d em o cratic o f w hat th ey w ould d o If given th e
’’P e rm it m e, th ro u g h th e colum ns
next issue of this paper
p re s id e n t a n d w ith both h ouses of rig h t. T hey alw ay s m e t w ith d e­ of y o u r p a p e r, to th a n k th e voters
just
to find out what it
co n g ress c o n tro lled tSy
d em o c ra ts fe a t because th e m en feared
th ey in th e d is tric t fo r m y re-electio n to
th e r e a re s u r e to be ra d ic a l chang w ould d o a s th e y said they w ould. congress.
was left blank for.
es in th e po licies
o f th e g o v ern A few y e a rs ag o th e y ceased th e ir
I h av e s tro n g hopes o f b eing able
m e u t;
b u t a p o litic a l e a rth q u a k e th r e a ts an d c a m e b efo re th e m en in to h elp m a te ria lly ln p u ttin g law s
does n o t p resag e a fin a n c ia l sh ak e' an ap p eal fo r th e su ffra g e a s m o th e rs ln th e s t a tu te books fo r th e co n tro l
You will not be kept
up fo r th e w hole n a tio n is too well w ives, sisters, d a u g h te r s an d sw eet­
in tre n c h e d in p ro sp e rity to feel any h e a rts— an d w ho could resist them
waiting, however, for it
u n re s t becau se of a ch an g e in poll when th ey ask ed fo r so m eth in g in
is being used to announce
Heal lead e rs. W hile it is tr u e th a t th e s p irit o f e q u a lity ? To Mrs. A b l- '
an
th e d e m o c ra ts h av e d o n e very little g a il S co tt D unlw jjy Is d u e th e c re d it
fo r th e victo ry , fo r It w as she w ho ¡
to w ard th e n a tio n s w elfare, y et
is uiso tr u e th a t th ey h av e h ad no firs t fell
on
her
knees
to
re a l ch an ce fo r tw enty y ears. Now th e very m en
she
been ;
had
they
h av e th e
o p p o rtu n ity
w ith th re a te n in g fo r fo rty y ears.
She Ì
every h u n d icu p rem o v ed , b u t it is gain ed w isdom
w ith
ex p erteu ce,
a good g u ess th a t they a re going an d so w ill all th e w om en from now
to s triv e fo r th e co n fid en ce of th e on. To Mrs. D uniw ay sh o u ld go th e
people a n d th a t th e re w ill be n o la u re l w reath of v icto ry . L ong may
u n re s t n o r p a n ic ex cep t th a t w hich she live to w ear It.
p io p io
b rin g u p o n th em selv es
S ingle tax w ith all Its te n tacle*
th ro u g h "se e ln ' th in g s '' th a t
will
e x ist only in th e ir ow u im a g in a tio n . h as been k illed so e ffe c tu a lly th a t j
It w ill not be an o cto p u s on th e
p ro sp e rity of O regon
u n til
som e [
I t is well th a t th e tw o h o u ses of
new
breed
of
th
e
sam
e
o
r
of
a
d if­
co n g ress will be in accord w ith P re s­
species
sh o w s
Its
head
id e n t W ilson.
P re s id e n t C leveland fe re n t
person '
lan d w as u n ab le to be th e good dem W hile ev ery sa n e -th tn k ln g
in
M
ultn
o
m
ah
co
u
n
ty
fe
lt
safe
in
A t the
o c ra t h is e a rn e s t fo llo w ers th o u g h t
h e w ould be w hen h e w as elected p re d ic tin g th e d e fe a t of S in g le Tax
A. W. LA FFER TY
th a t
H is w ill w as h eld
in ch eck an d h ere, th e r e w as a p o ssib ility
R
e-elected
to C o n g ress
from
th is
th w a rte d by re p u b lic a n oppositio n . som e o f th e o th e r a m e n d m e n ts
D istrict.
m
ig
h
t
c
a
rry
w
hich
w
ould
open
th
e
T h is is show n by h is n u m e ro u s ve­
to es an d he w as c o n stra in e d to ac­ way fo r th e m a k e r o f F e ls so ap to of m onopolies anil red u ctio n of th e
quiesce in th e o p in io n s o f th e leg is­ ag a in in flic t upon th e co u n tie s of h ig h c o st of living, w ith in th e next j
la tiv e b ra n c h e s of th e g o v e rn m e n t to th e s ta te h is p et th e o rie s o f how tw o years.
A t th e sam e tim e I sh a ll push lo­
such a n e x te n t th a t h e w as accused we sh o u ld assess o u rselv es an d pay
B e fo re
a n o th e r cal law s fo r th e b e tte rm e n t o f Ore-1
of being a b e tte r re p u b lic a n
th an o u r ow n taxes.
d em o c ra t.
In P re s id e n t W ilso n 's cam p aig n can com e a ro u n d it is to gon, in c lu d in g riv er a n d h a rb o r im '
case i t w ill be d lffre e n l. l i e
will lx» hoped th a t th e m isg u id ed sin g le p ro v em en ts, irrig a tio n am i e n fo rce­
be fre e to a c t w ith co n g ress an d ta x e rs w ill h av e le a rn e d so m eth in g m en t of th e O regon and C alifo rn ia
th e re is really little to fe a r from o f reason an d lie sa tisfie d th a t th e lan d g r a n t.”
p re s e n t sy stem is th e b est, even If
e ith e r of th em .
is n o t p e rfe c t. To show u s a
D o n 't w aste y o u r m oney buying ,
I t w ould a p p e a r fro m th e resu lt» safer, y et b e tte r w ay sh o u ld lie th e
p la ste rs.
C h a m b e r­
b efo re stre n g th e n in g
of th e e le c tio n th a t T h eo d o re R oose­ d u ty o f o u r sta te sm e n
la in ’s L in im en t is ch e a p e r and bet- ■
m
o
th
e
r
elec
tio
n
.
velt m a d e a m ista k e in
becom ing
te r. D untpen a piece
of
flan n el
I ho p erso n al c a n d id a te o f th e P r o ­
w ith it and bind it o v er th e affected
AU o f E a s te rn M u ltn o m ah is to p a r ts an d it w ill reliev e th e pain
g ressiv e p a rty , li e m ad e
a step
in ad v a n c e on new p a rty lin es an d lie c o n g ra tu la te d on th e re s u lt of and so ren ess. F o r sa le by G resham j
Announces that be will,
D ru g Co., an d D ealers everyw here.
th e issu es he a d v o cated
a re
n o t th e elec tio n u p o n th e co u n ty high
on that date sell at
re su lt . D ally an d S u n d ay J o u r n a l and
dead y et, b u t he sh o u ld h av e been school b o n d in g fu n d . T h e
w
as
fav
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rab
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a
lth
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a s tu te e n o u g h to fo resee w h at w ould
h ap p en , an d p e rh a p s h e d id . i f so, posed by so m e o f th e best e d u c a to rs
w ill he c o n tin u e to be th e lead er? o f P o rtla n d . To P ro fe sso r R obin­
ac­
A nd in th is co n n ectio n it w ould be son g re a t c re d it is d u e. H e
in
th e
in te re s tin g to know
why h e q u a r­ cep ted d e fe a t g ra c e fu lly
reled w ith P re s id e n t T a ft. 8o fa r p rim a rie s w hen h e w as b eaten fo r
All His
th a t h is to ric d is a g re e m e n t h a s never a re n o m ln a tlo n as co u n ty school su ­
above
been m ude p u b lic a n d it is now p e rin te n d e n t, b u t h e ro se
in c u m b e n t u p o n M r. R oosev elt
to p etty an im o sity a n d co n tin u ed th e
to ll th e A m erican p eo p le a ll a b o u t fig h t fo r o u r boys a n d g irls ln a
it. If h e does n o t d o so P re s id e n t way th a t h a s m a d e him one o f th e
f a f t sh o u ld satisfy th e people w ith b ig g est m en in M u ltn o m ah co u n ty ,
a sta te m e n t. I t Is to th e c re d it of n g a in in g th e v ictory h e h as d one
th e P re s id e n t th u t h e
m a in ta in e d us a n In estim ab le service. G resham
sileuue o n th e su b je c t d u rin g
th e sh o u ld be e sp ecially g ra c io u s to him ,
cam p a ig n , b u t now th e p eo p le w unt fo r th e re Is no d o u b t b u t we will
to know , esp ecially th o se w ho fol­ have th e p rin cip le a g ric u ltu ra l h ig h
low ed R o o sev elt so us to fin d o u t school located h e re a n d th a t m ean s
if they w ere m islead ln ad v o catin g a d o u b lin g o f o u r p o p u la tio n a n d an
And
ad v an ce In all p ro p e rty valu es.
It
th e c a u se of th e ir ch am p io n .
F I,K t TH IO LIG H T is tile m<wt
w ill m ak e G resh am
th e
s e a t of
s u ita b le fo r h om es, o ffice«, sim p s
a m i o th e r places needing lig h t.
C om ing n e a re r h o m e it Is a m a t­ le a rn in g to w hich th e m an o f w ealth
te r of c o n g ra tu la tio n th a t J o n a th a n an d e n te rp ris e ln P o rtla n d will pay
B o u rn e w as d e fe a te d fo r se n a to r. hom age. O th e r p laces w ill s h a re ln
O regon led th e way in e le c tio n re ­ th e victo ry , fo r th e r e w ill be o th e r
E L F C T R R T T Y can be u sed
in
out
of
a n y q u a n tity ,
la rg e o r sm a ll,
fo rm s
a u d show ed
th e
c o u n try e d u c a tio n a l c e n te rs grow
th ereb y fu r n ish in g any r e q u ln sl
R o b in so n 's
Idea
and
how to e le c t
a
se n a to r by
th e P ro fesso r
a m o u n t o f lig h t.
F u rth erm ore.
voice o f th e people. Mr. B o u rn e th e w hole co u n try w ill a d v an ce In
every
p
a
r
tic
u
la
r
w
ay
th
a
t
ndvanced
w as th e firs t s e n a to r e v e r to
be
O n Account of Leaving
elected by p o p u la r v ote in s tric t e d u c a tio n a l fa c ilitie s can be used to
ad
v
an
ce
It.
E
L
E
t-T
R
IC
LAM
PS
can
In-
titrat­
co m p lian ce w ith th e c o n stitu tio n b u t
the Place
ed In an y place, th u s a ffo r d in g
he, one of th e o rig in a to rs o f th e
any
d
e
s
in
a
i
d
istr
ib
u
tio
n
o
f
lig
h
t.
A nd now as an a fte rm a th to th e
p la n , flew a g a lu s t it an d now he Is
dow n to th e g ro u u d a g a in w ith o u n tln g o f th e b allo ts, le t u s say
sco rch ed w ings. It It n o t necessary a w ord on local p ro h ib itio n . T he vic­
[0
MO O T H E R LAM PS p o sse ss th e se
to review the, cau ses o f h is d e fe a t to ry w as lost by a n ad v e rse v ote of
q u a lific a tio n s ; th e r efo r e, it
Is
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241.
T
h
e
m
a­
b u t he sh o u ld h av e accepted th e v er­
n o t su rp risin g th a t
d ic t o f th e v o ters of U regon
a t jo rity , fo r th e " w e ts ’’ Is not a th in g
to
lie
e
n
ra
p
tu
re
d
o
v
e
r
because
It
th e p rim a rie s a u d k ep t o u t o f th e
race. H e h as n o t o n ly b eate n h im ­ show s th a t th e re Is a stro n g s e n ti­
Look in the
F I . F f T H I f LA M IN an - rapidly
self but a p p a re n tly h is re p u b lican r i ­ m en t ln fa v o r o f a " d r y ” tow n T he
r e p la c in g a ll o th e r s in im slern
closeness
o
f
th
e
v
o
te
sh
o
u
ld
sig
n
ify
val w ho w ould have been elected by
e sta hl lahm en ta.
p ru d e n c e
ln
a good m a jo rity If B o u rn e hud ta k - to th e ’’w ets’’ th a t
e n th e w ill o f th e p eople as law . th e ir co n d u ct m ean s a co n tin u a n c e
T h a t w as h is slo g an before an d th e ° f ,h e fo r,* a ™ « > <«»»» has been
people h av e Ju s t to ld him w h at th e xerclsed by a few , w ho could easily
c h an g e th e ir a ttitu d e an d th e ir
law re a lly Is.
v o tes a t a n o th e r e lec tio n .
T he
Next Issue For a
T h e e le c tio n o f H a rry L ane as G u tlo o k 's a ttitu d e to w a rd th e Uq-
Is
w ell
know n
U nited S ta te s s e n a to r w as ev id en tly u o r tra ffic ,
Complete List of Things
b ro u g h t a b o u t by th e sam e c o n d i­ Its o p in io n s have been freely an d
clea rly expressed d u rin g
th e
tio n s th a t elected W oodrow W ilson an d
B oth w ere elected by re p u b lic a n v o te s ' 1 **’ »«•eks an d It w ill still be found
To Be Sold
th ro u g h a fe a r th a t th e w ro n g m an on ,h e •*'** o f m o ra lity , b u t It w ould
SKVEMTH and AI.DER STS.
w ould g et ln If th ey
voted
th e co u n * ’> » co m p lian ce w ith th e wish««
Phones Malo 4688 and A 6130.
s tra ig h t p a rty tic k e t. M illions voted of ,h o * w ho a re m o re th a n d e te r-
fo r W ilson to d e fe a t R oosevelt,, a n d n’*n«‘d to m ain ta in a m o ral a tm os-
v jK L b n A M
V xU T L O O K
WOULD YOU
WONDER
I F
The
Green
Trading Stamp Store
R E S O L V E D ' • OUR, CANNED GOODS
HAVE COME DOWN. WE WERE (ARRYM
A BIG STOCK- WE CAN KEEP 0VJ2 STOCK
FRESH BTCKEEPJNG IT MOVING. VE CAN
WHAT, - f - K
. YoU CAN EAT. You CA N~
>40
EAT W
hat we CAN.
It Was Left Blank ?
AUCTION
SALE
S w e e t B rier
F arm
Thur. Nov. 21
T he
Light
AT THE LOWEST COST
THE PR.ICE5 ON OUR. GR.OCER.IE5 TUMBLE-----
R.IGHT IN THE BEGINNING WHEN W E MAR.K
OTR. G O O D 5 --B U T THE Q U A LITY NEVER. TALL 5 .
WE DON’T BELIEVE IN PALMING OFT .SECOND
GR.ADE GR.OCER.1E5 ONTO OUR. C U 5TO M E R .5.
AND TR.YING T o M AKE THEM BELIEVE THEY
AR.E TIR .5T GR.ADE. ON ALL O f OUR. GR.OCER.-
IE 5 W E K EEP THE Q U A LIT Y UP.
WE K EEP
THE PR.ICE5 DOWN. LET U 5 5U PPL Y YOU W ITH
THE THING5 TOR. YOUR. TABLE.
T h e N ew -C rop C an n ed G o o d s are
on o u r Shelves.
New Crop
_
C ORN
TOM TS
BEANS
PEA S
3 for
3 for
3 for
2 for
25c
We have the higher priced goods also. T he Quality
of our canned goods is of the Highest and any goods in
this line aTe A bsolutely G u aran teed . If you want to get
Something Fine try a can of Empson's goods; you will like
it and call for it again.
Raisins, Currants, Lemons, Oranges
and Citron Peels, all the new Nuts,
Cranberries and the Season’s Newest and Best goods are to
be found in our Grocery Department.
$ 1 oo
N ew F lour at, p er sack,
HEATING STOVES
H. J. Wallace
H e a t in g S t o v e s a r e In d e m a n d N o w . Y o u
PUBLIC AUCTION
should com e in and see ours. W e have sold a great many this fall
and all are giving the utmost satisfaction ; in fact w e Guarantee to
heat your hom e with our stoves or return your m oney, and w e
G ive you a H a n d so m e Stove-B oard w ith e a c h sto v e you buy.
Y ou g e t $ 5 w orth o f K itch en W are with each R a n g e you buy
at this store and the price of our Ranges is the Best. W hen you
can get a stove like the LORAIN for $ 4 2 s o and $ 5 ° ° worth
of graniteware thrown in you are surely getting all that you could
expect for your money. W e are doing this.
BLOODED
STOCK
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
The Outlook
Portland R’y, Light &
Power Co.
aZV-
SH O ES
M E N ’S S U IT S
W e have the Largest Stock A few more Men’s Suits left.
of Shoes for Men,Women and Pretty near all gone. We
sure have some snaps.
Children in the city, all guar­ A few small suits for boys.
anteed to give Satisfaction Come in and get the small
or you will be given a new boy a suit for $2.00; a few
at $2.50; a few at $3.50
pair.
Manufacturer’s cost.
RUBBER
GOODS
All sizes and kinds.
Short Boots
-
$4.25
Sporting Boots
5.75
Rubber Shoes
2.98
Rubbers
50c to 1.50
The Best Grades Obtainable
UNDERW EAR
M en’s, W om en’s and Children’s
Underwear in cotton, fleece-
lined and wool.
T w o-piece
suits and Union suits all sizes
and grades. W e sell the best
25c w oolen hose for m en you
ever saw.
TbegJ.’ / f
Gretn Trad­
ing Stamp
Store
Lewis Shattuck
Kelso
Mrs. B ow m an and Mrs. H a rriso n
in A rk a n sa s an d M issouri,
hav e re tu rn e d from a m o n th 's visit
J S taffo rd and fam ily and Mr
a n d Mrs. F ra n k P a tte rso n recen tly
moved to K elso from B ull B un.
Mr. H u tch in so n
is b u ild in g
a
house fo r b is fam ily on g ro u n d
leased from C. J . S tndall
Mr. a n d Mrs S ch afer of
In d e­
pendence visited
th e ir d a u g h te rs,
Mrs L outidree. M rs
F ra n k P a tte r ­
son and Mrs. K yser, last w eek.
School w as closed
M onday and
T uesday
A new h e a tin g an d ven­
tila tin g system w ill soon
be in ­
stalled in o u r school, by Mr F ro st
of F o rest G rove
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ing Stamp
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G uy W h ite w as b u ried
in
th e
D am ascus cem etery on S a tu rd a y
He died of h e a rt tro u b le , H e leaves
a w ife, th r e e c h ild re n an d p a re n ts
w ho live ln P o rtla n d .
B ible stu d y is still co n tin u e d at
th e h om e of H.
S y lv ester every
S unday m o rn in g .
T he p u b lic schools of th is place
a re well a tte n d e d , th e p rim a ry de­
p a rtm e n t being q u ite fu ll, w hile th e
sen io r school is few er in n u m b er.
It w ould be to th e a d v a n ta g e of
th e gam e w arden o f th is co u n ty if
he w ould give som e a tte n tio n to th e
m en of th is co m m u n ity .
H ugh L aye w ill leave fo r S an
F ran cisco som e tim e
th is
w eek,
I-earn to look in th e a d s fo r b a r­ w here he w ill spend se v eral m o n th s
g a in s
P a tr o n is e hom e In d u s try .