Gresham outlook., June 13, 1913, Image 1

VOL 3.
G resham O utlook
NO. 30
Phone 701
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON. F R I D A Y ? J U N tT l? |" » li
FIRST DIVIDEND
IS DECLARED
$1.50 PER YEAR
FIREFIGHTERS PLEASANT HOME
HOLD MEETING BASEBALL GAME
Telephone Company Makes a
Rebate of Ten Per Cent
on Capital Stock.
Tournament Affairs Are Being
Good Score in Ten Inning
Settled and the Routine
Game of First Grade
Business Taken Up.
Baseb« ^laying.
T he board of
d ire c to rs of th e
.M ultnom ah Si
C lack am as
County-
T elephone Co., has d eclared a ten
p e r cen t div id en d on th e c ap ital
stock w hich w ill
be sen t to all
T hc postponed re g u la r m eeting of
'h e G resh am V o lu n te e r F ire D ep art­
One of tl.e 1
-at crow ds of the
season
tu rn e d
1 to w itness th e
m ent w as held W ednesday
n ig h t,
I J u n e 1 2. in th e fire h all. T he m eet­ g am e S unday
een th e local boys
ing w as called to o rd e r by th e chief, and th e Cresce
lean t of P o rtla n d
but la te r w as ta k e n c h a rg e of by It proved to be
b a ttle royal from
Ed. M etzger, w ho presided In th e ab­ s ta rt to finish
w as one of those
sence of th e chief. T h e c o n s titu ­ gam es th a t kee|
th e fan s on th e ir
tion and by-law s of th e G resham toes all th e tlm .
fire
d e p a rtm e n t in
p rin te d form
T he gam e w
called
at
3 :1 5
w ere d is trib u te d am o n g th e m em ­ and w as one tx
th
e
fa
ste
st
gam
es
bers of th e com iutny.
ev er p lay ed on ae h hotne g ro u n d s
Q uite an am o u n t of new business th e tim e being
mil h o u r and ten
w as ta k e n up. B ills to ta lin g >26.74 m in u tes.
w ere allow ed an d all
o th e r
b ills
I he locals pi
a ru n over th e ir
w hich
w ere th o u g h t
fit allow ed
first tr ip to
th e bat.
H eltsm an
S everal bills had not been
tu rn e d
stru c k o u t. S to n e flew out to D uke
over to th e se cretary . T h e clau se
and R auw , th e th ird m an up, co n ­
of th e by-law s re la tin g to absences
nected w ith o ne of D u k e's shoots for
is being enforced and several fines
a hom e ru n . T h en it went on u n til
fo r absences from re g u la r m eetings
•he fo u rth In n in g n e ith e r team m ak ­
w ere collected.
O ne excuse
was ing a score
In th e last
of th e
O tt, b a rito n e ; A lfred M elnig, c la r­ read and accepted
fo u rth th e locals put o v er a n o th e r
On th e day of
th e to u rn a m e n t
in e t; Alex. G ray, c o rn e t; G. M. T a l­
ru n . T he score th en stood 2 to 0
sev eral of th e arm ban d s belong-
m ag e, tro m b o n e; W. E.
G ru n n e rt. I ¡„ K to
““ “
*»'
» " til th e first o f th e seventh when
e t; V
F v.
E I ' K ’ ' ? / ,b “T
,Oaned to a bad play on th ird enabled th e vis­
c flre ,ncn w ere loaned
tro m b o n e; H . P e rre t. c o rn „1-
Kobt
S m ith
K
V G re*h a '“ K| r '«' hose ito rs to score th e ir first ru n .
B eckw ith, c la r in e t;
In
• u..,,,
leant. r T " hese
bass h o rn ;
R aym ond G ray, c la ra -I
7 , “ arm
“ “ b an d s n have
a v e ,l not
t ,t th e ir next c a n to they succeeded In
p h o n e ; J o h n D un,
cornet
H enrv K en r e t “ rn * 1 “ 8 w«» req u ested in tleln g up th e score. F rom th en on
W eaver, sax a p h o n e ;
It
E E .T C
7 * * ° UU° ° k
T hc l” ™ '
tt w as a
b a ttle royal, each team
■olo a lto ; Geo.
H ennefy,
co rn et ' ^
°.
* f‘re depaP tm «»* *»> ap-
play ing e rro rle s s ball and It was not
G us D ahrnes, c la r in e t;
p ’ B G ray
® « re a t,Z 'h e ir re tu rn . The u n til th e last of th e te n th th a t th e
loculs succeeded in b re a k in g up the
......... r" 1
-
sto c k h o ld e rs w ith in
a
few days.
T h e a m o u n t is based on th e p a r
valu e of th e sto ck w hich
is >25
p e r sh a re , each check callin g for
>2.50. T h e O regon law recen tly re­
q u ired a ll sto c k h o ld e rs to pay
"Ever at Your Service”
th e
sam e ra te as re n te rs w hich was re­
cen tly done, an d it w as u n d ersto o d
th a t th e d iffe re n c e w ould
be
re­
tu rn e d w hich is now to be done.
S tock in th e tele p h o n e com pany
OLD-TIME CELEBRATION JULY
FOURTH AT SANDY UNDER
DIRECTION OF SANDY BAND
w ould be a good
in v estm en t w ith
d iv id en d s com ing in se m i-an n u a lly
a t th e ra te of ten p e r cen t. T h ere
is no lim ita tio n on th e n u m b er of
T he aS ndy band co n sists o f 25 <ly to w hich a vast m u ltitu d e is ex­
sh a re s a p erson m ay hold an d th ere
is no tax fo r phone re n t If a per- m em bers, u n d e r th e le a d e rsh ip of
pected. T h e band recen tly g av e its
son d o e sn 't hav e a
p - h o n e, ' —
so it I F. Weis,
w
also p ic
re s sid
of first co n c e rt fo r th e p u rp o se o f ra is ­
■
- n ho
o is
ih diso
io e n t ol
thZ?r a M 8' ° ck h o ld er8 w ould Set th e band o rg a n iz a tio n an d m an ag e r, ing lu n d s a n d w ill give a n o th e r oil
th e ir d iv id en d s
ju s t
th e
sam e, O th er o fficers are, H. P e r r e tt vice S a tu rd a y ev en in g , J u n e 21st fo llo w ­
p one o r no phone. T he only d ra w -I p re s id e n t; F. E.
B eck w ith secre- ed by d an cin g .
back is th a t s h a re s a re q u o ted con- 'a r y ; R. E. E sson, t r e a s u r e r ’
T h e F o u rth o f J u ly
c e le b ra tio n
sid e ra b ly abo v e p a r v alu e ju s t now,
It w as org an ized ab o u t A ug 1 o f h . . i
h u t fo r a p erson w ho is now a ren t-1 last y e a r and h a s l.a i r
i* ’ ’
h
an n o u n ced by a tw o -co lo r
e r It w ould be a m oney m ak in g ven- tice u n d e r a paid in s tru c to r" S X ' iX * * " B '“T ' 7 b “ *he ° U" ° ° k ° f‘
tu r e to buy a sh are.
i, is now ah ie to f u n ,7 h e x c e C '
th e day
a veCa"r w8|, h re
Pay $15 ,UU8ic fo r alm o st a n , o ccasion. The
F o llo w in g Is th e
m em b ersh ip of
e a r w ith no o th e r re tu rn s th a n f m em bers n u m b er 25 an d a re w ork
th
e
b
and
a
n
d
In
s
tru
m
e n ts:
th e use o f th e phone. S to ck h o ld ers in g to g et u n ifo rm s w hich th ey will
O
tto
D
a
h
rn
e
s,
bass
h o rn ;
Clem .
back
Sam e an<1
o n e-t h i r i l P ro b ab Iy h av e by th e F o u rth when
B artsch , a lio ;
Jo e H aley, c o rn e t;
I th ey will give a cele b ratio n a t San-
K ehres,
b a rito n e ;
E<l. W eis, lead e r, c o rn e l; Dr. W ill sn a re dru m .
■
A m slen
G ray
b ...
to
be „ M
— tb « gam e
w ere the
" ICh” ">
___________________
MRS' CR F R in n u vA|w ii.D rn lTHE ° lD MAN WAS
WHOLESALE RATES
(ROSE FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL IS
IS
SERIOUSLY INJURED |
NOT HIS DARLING
AT SHAVING SHOP
MARKED SUCCESS
y esterd ay “ab^u't " “o ’X k ’l n T u t ^ |
m obile belonging to C
L. Id lem an |
A " e r a d,,w ,’-,HW'' y o u n g m an had I
“
A fte r a G resh am b a rb e r had fin-,
* ‘'o">Pany w ith a g i r l , ished sh a v in g a s tra n g e r y e sterd ay
' "a “ „™ w " i ......
............. ......... ‘ ’
hose le an t, a t th e to u rn a m e n t, go
B a tte rie s In c u t
,, ,
°
to la),its to n ig h t, a t th e req u est of R auw .
‘
H e lt,m a n u,ld
P o r tla n d ’s rose festiv al has been a
m ark ed success so far, e v e ry th in g ,a ,,e t. to o rg a \” ^ " a T l r m J i m n ^ g f r k ’
' ' laltor,k K lm bley and D uke,
w as c a u g h t betw een tw o s tre e tc a rs on Main s tre e t fo r sev eral m o n th s, | 'b e m an ask ed w h at th e c h a rg e was
g o ff as scheduled w ith perfect hose team
Several of tb I
,
w ill be w ith
a t G rand and H a w th o rn e avenues, h e r fa th e r su d d en ly got th e idea th a t and w hen told th a t It w as fiftee n p w assin
eath er co n d itio n s up to .as, nigh, , h e G resham fire d e p a r u e n , w i al t
’Y h * " ’
b° d >
w ith th e re s u lt th a t
Mrs. C. L. a sa lary of seven d o lla rs p e r w ould c e n ts, sa id :
Hain cam e dow n in g e n tle show ers s o go to L eS ts
“ b° ° 8' fo r ,h o b« '" e boys.
Id lcm an was severely h u rt an d th e not su p p o rt his d a u g h te r in p ro p e r
• D o n ’t you
have an y w holesale
late in th e e v e n in g , so m aw h at
Ed.
M
etzger
'took
som
e
very
fine
w
ltl
P ' “ yed
c a r sm ashed
Mrs. Id len ian
was style, an d he fo rb ad e th e
W o u ld n ’t you give m e fo u r
y o u n g ra te s ?
, fectin g th e jo llty o f tb e occasion, p ic tu re s o f fe a tu re s of th e u a r a i l
« »cents on
th e
hom o
ru sh ed to Good S a m a rita
n
h
o
sp
ital,
sh
av
es
fo
r
h
a
lf
a
d
o
lla
r
?
”
— .—
m an to com e to th e house. L e tte rs
•
r
*
*
-
...............
w here it w as found th a t h er Collar- w ere exchanged and
sto len
inter*
' Yes, I reckon I could do th a t .”
bone
w as
b ro k en , h e r
sh o u ld e r views follow ed, b u t n o th in g o f th e
I hen go ah e a d a n d
sh av e me
p ro b ab ly d islo cated an d h e r b reast- »or, will o ccu r ag ain .
th re e tim es m o re ,” said th e s tr a n g ­
bone In ju re d , th o u g h It is th o u g h t I The o th e r n ig h t th e old m an ob- e r as he clim bed
back
in to
th e
ch air.
th e re a re no in te rn a l in ju rie s.
served his d a u g h te r a ctin g n erv o u s
c ro w d , to w itness th e closing hlg7, '
" h e ‘ 'p ric e ' ‘i s ^ e a “ , '
h®*' a re
to
Mr. Id len ian w as d riv in g th e a u to an d q u eer, an d he scented cologne
I he b a rb e r la th e re d , shaved and
and in th e to n n e a u w ere Mrs. E. W. L " 'h e a ir.
W h isp erin g in th e old recom bed his h a ir an d cried 'next ! ’ J in k , to m o rro w ev en in g u n less th e .e n a b le . Every firem a n sh o u ld have s ? “ <“ ‘“ W * ' O rlen t « r “ n« ° b a "
Is not likely som e of th ese p ic tu re s
S a tu rd a y ev en in g . J u n e
2 1. They
Jo n e s an d Mr. and Mrs. M. J . Myers, w o m an ’s e a r he dodged o u td o o rs and a b d th e " lan " ’«««ted h im self and rain c o n tin u e s which
from present in d icatio n s.
T he m a tte r o f h av in g
som e o f ¡¡u o n « "« /* h ” “ ? ' °
P*‘° '
none of w hom w as In ju re d .
The took a p ositio n fav o rab le fo r o n e ' l ° ° k a th ird
lrd shave
sh av e an d a fo u rth
them e n la rg e d and h a n g in g them l n L . H8OI1
~
* b* " t ' h ' “ 8 o f th e
s tre e tc a rs had stopp ed a t th e cross- (d e te rm in e d on ev il. P re tty soon soft w ith o u t a w ord. H is face had a new
S u b scrib e fo r y o u r d a ilie s th ro u g h
m g and Mr. Id len ian
th o u g h t he step s w ere h eard .
T h e old man baby look when he got th ro u g h , b ut
serve
th e fire h all w ill he b ro u g h t up a ,
n
*
he O utlook
an e a rly d a te .
I “ f,n «
of th e
could get th ro u g h , b u t ju s t
as he coughed
T he g a te open ed , th e step s he h an d ed o u t a h a lf an d said :
m ain
tr e a ts will be chicken pie.
s ta rte d one of th e c a rs also moved cam e n e a re r an d a voice w h isp reed :
"1 d o n ’t know h u t it would have
and th e a u to w as c a u g h t betw een
“ la th a t my d a r lin g ? ”
been b e tte r to have ta k e n ten sh av es
th e tw o
B oth th e re a r w heels w ere
"N o t h a r d ly ! ” replied th e
old for a d o lla r, h u t th is w ill do ju s t
sm ashed.
I g e n tle m a n , as he rose u p an d reach - HOW,’*
y a coincidence H. L. Id lem an , le d o u t fo r a co at c o lla r; an d the
a b ro th e r, w as p assin g th e spot on | next m om ent a p a ir of polished
On J u n e 9, 1913, at
P in Mrs
“ T h ere u n d o u b te d ly will he an In-
a m otorcycle, w hen he saw a crow d shoe heels revolved In th e air.sw ep t
D eciding th a t th e P o rtla n d R ail­
had collected a n d d ism o u n ted to see o ff th e to p o f a rose h u sh , cam e
Ihe creased d em an d fo r pie c h e rrie s ,”
way,
L ig h t At P ow er co m pany is not
w hat th e tro u b le was. T h e first dow n an d dem o lish ed a flo w er p o t,
B rooks, -aid C. I L ew is, O rgeon A g rlc u ltu r-
th in g th a t m et h h is ey es was a num an d th en shot o u t of th e g a te a, th e
Ju stified In re fu sin g to check hug-
n e a r B eav erto n , O regon.
J a n e C onley w as horn in Irelan d befo re th e s t a t e H orti’c u h u ra l
ber of people. In clu d in g h is b ro th e r ra te of a m ile a m in u te, b e a r i n g ! . J 1' 0 g o v tr 'l<'' I,1S ap p o in ted th e
gage free of c h a rg e on th e E staca d a
h elp in g
Mrs Idlem an
from
th e aw
aw av
a
v
o
u
n
u
m
a
n
»
k
»
.
u_i_
.
,
1
1
ow
ing
m
em
b
ers
of
th
e
Live
Slock
J
in
J
a n u a r y , 1844
At an e arly age ’’t®*y
ay a y o u n g m an w hose h a ir had
line, th e s ta le R ailro ad C om m ission
w recked c ar
pu sh ed his h a t off.
S a n ita ry B oard, created by an
a c t I «he m oved to B oston, Mass F rom 1 .. *" th e E “ 8' 8Ucb c h e rrie s as th e has o rd ered th e com pany w ithin 20
Mrs Id lem an is 34 y e a rs old and
passed a t th e la s , session
of
the
th e th e re sh e moved to C an ad a and a, M ontm orency, E n g lish M orello, an d -lays ,0 accept bagg ag e u n d e r
lives a t 73 E ast 8 0 th s tre e t n o rth .
le g isla tu re :
the K e n tish o r E a rly R ichm ond a re sam e co n d itio n s as o b tain on
th e
tlie
ag
e
of
7
was
m
arrie
d
to
David
She is a s is te r o f Mrs. Lew is S h a t­
W o o lg ro w ers’ A ssociation H erb ert ■ H rooks
in g re a t d em and
T hese
ch e rrie s steam ro ad s, th a t Is. 150 p o u n d s on
A
tu ck and
Mrs. B ert L in d sey of
y e a r l a i i r they moved
Boylen, P ilo t. R ock, fo u r-y e a r term ,
a fu ll tick et an d 75 p o u n d s on a
an d Jo h n G H oke, of B ak er, t w o - j '° ,ow *. w here th ey lived
tw elve grow nicely here. In ev ery region
G resham
I’pon receip t o f new s of
w here we rg n grow them we should hal* fa re tick et
th e accid en t Lew is S h a ttu c k took
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|> e“ r te rm ; P u re b re d L ivestock As- >c “ r». co m in g ,0 Ijtn c co u n ty , Ore- j l,*ve an a c re a g e of pi« c h e rrie s to
Ib is decision is th e re s u lt of a
h is w ife and her sis te r to th e h ospi­
i<>xglove8 a rc lieginning to bloom s° c ia llo n , F ra n k B row n. C arlto n , 4 «on. In 1 884
In search of h ealth 1 supjdy th e can n eries.
h earin g lust S a tu rd a y
In P o rtla n d
tal w here they found Mrs. Idlem an „ in th
show - | a ? ? a r te rn ’’ a n d C h arles
, e , woods,
. an d will soon
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C leveland, I 'h e fam ily cam e to G resham w her»
"In no region o f th e
U nited , on th e co m p lain , of C. G H outher-
In a se rio u s co n d itio n , as describ ed , p ro fu sio n of p in k , w hite and p u rp le « re s h a m , tw o -y ear
te rm ;
O regon 'b e y lived from 1903 , o 1-0,5 Then S iu tes does
th e
L a m b re t ch erry land, when th e m a tte r w as form ally
b u t it is im possible yet to fo recast
w ers. To th e u n itla te d it w ould 8 U ‘« O airy m en ’s A sso ciatio n . F. E "> A shland, O regon
re tu rn in g tw o grow b e tte r th a n In W estern O re considered.
a fte r pany
th e
......n e r e a tte r H
th e e re com
th e p ro b ab le re s u lt o f h e r In ju ries seem th a t they a re n ativ e ,0 O re- LFn " . B erry d ale, fo u r-y e a r te rm , a n d ' y ear» la te r to G resham and lU -iver
q u ire
d to c a rry
so n . I have recen tly ta lk e d
willi will
Wl11 h«
b* re
re,l
|red
haggagi
gon, but we a re told on good a u th o r - ( ha rle s K unze, T illam o o k tw o -y ear ton
d ’
g o v e rn m e n t officia ls, an d they have ln th e 8alne w a* “ 8 o th e r lines when
HZ «hat tb e fint, foxgloves g ro w n ¡ ^ m .
|
M r,. B rooks .eaves h e r h u sb an d . expressed th e opinion th a t, w ith th e th be e f“
r" p aid *'
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fa re
la a “ re
g u la r one-w ay
h ere w ere from seed b ro u g h t from
T he m em bers
ap p o in ted un- on e d a u g h te r . Mrs. R ich ard B eadle, ici>enlng o f th e P a n a m a C a n a l, we o r round tr ip and th e one-w ay fare
E n g lan d by E d w ard A lb rig h t In 1852 d« r » b itte n rceo m m en d aG o n s o f The «f P ow Ô h " V a lle V and
th re e son«
should Iw a b le to put th ese
L a m ­ is 25 c en ts o r over.
and sown in his g a rd e n on h is do- »«««xla,Ions reco m m en d ed T he act J o h n , of M edford. O regon Wm P bert c h e rrie s on th e E u ro p ean m ar-
T he sam e re g u la tio n win apply on
P a u r nB is < C 8
“T , * " ” iR
th
‘ b* b° a rd WM
° r « r a ,‘d J ° “ ph 8
o’* B*a v X
k ets, by p reco o lin g and sh ip p in g In th e b ran ch es ,0 T ro u td a le , B ull Run
T he s ta te board of d ire c to rs of » a u l BI îrs place.
They were a d - ■,h e K overnor g veto.
ton
A n o th e r «/>n i
• old s to ra g e ste a m e rs
In th ia way and O regon C ity , as well as from
th e O regon
S ta te
U nion
o f th e
P o rtla n d to C azadero.
th e fr u it h a n d le s very nicely.
F a rm e rs ’ Society o f E q u ity m e,
"T h e d em an d fo r R oyal A nne chon I
and
C olu m b ia lus , , “ Kfe<7
y e a rs an d 11 m o n th s
la st T uesday In Joint session w ith th e P ow ell V alley
Is In creasin g '
A f'« r a d e te rm in e d fig h t. lastin g
M rs B ro o k s w as a long and p a ­ rfes for M araschino
slough settlem en t.
T - hey apt
sp read
a;—g ,,e waa a n ativ e o f S w itzerlan d and tie n t s u ffe re r and
th e board of d ire c to rs of th e E q u i­
h er u n fa lte rin g verv ra p id ly , and we have a good ,o r m o re ,h a " *•’ « y ears, M ilw aukie
* ‘‘re banlH,'*d ‘“ V** " * h lo w : ,h re * 'la u g h te rs fa ith in C h ris, a n d h l . p t m u 7" w m In d u s ,>> alre a d y
e sta b lish e d
for. P “ * ’ “ « « M o d In g e ttin g a flve-cen,
ty W areh o u se com pany, of P o rtla n d fro^rn'?h an<l a " “ T
A co m m ittee w as ap p o in ted ,0 a r- e v e r
i n . - L L , '" '''
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8Ona b> “ fo r «” « ’’ m a rria g e all th a t could have kept her b rave this fruit.
ra te a o v e r th e e le c tric road to P o rt­
ta n g e fo r an ex ten siv e an d ap p ro -
th e
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beaUt>'
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da"« b' ^
lives
in a n d tr u e to th e end
She was fo r
land. How
lo n g
w ould
It ta k e
P rla te p ro g ram fo r th e
next s ta te L , )()<lf
a"d "
,” ,b u q u ’*’ ,o w a - “ » * h lc h place th e " 'a n y y e a r , a fa lth fu lb m em b er of
D a y ,o n .
j. (r(.
G resham to get a red u ctio n below
co n v en tio n w hich w ill be held
In
“ deliB h' to ^ ,n a ,n "
p ro b a b ly 1«. ta k e n fo r 'b e C h ris tia n ch u rch an d died trl-
M onday an d T uesday th e p ro g ram th e p re s e n t ra te s ?
th e
c o u rth o u « . on
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p la n t h a . a s Im p o rt- '•«rial
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u rnphlng In th e fa ith th a t c o n q u e r, a t th e p ic tu re show w ill I m - o ne of
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in te re st to one an d all
T he g re a t­
L ooking fog a Mite.
rehouse
,............ .......... k n o w n b o ,an lca lly as d ig ita lis
Mrs
S arah J a n e S helley, aged d e a th an d th e g rav e
th e w arehouse com pany is n early all
W ith th e
co u n ty
high
school
M rs B rooks w as th e slater
of est p ro d u c tio n of tb e O hio d is a s te r
ever
p
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to
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ra
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d
will
be
show
n
in
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ohn
C
onley,
of
G
resham
,
subscribed
Ten new local u n io n s
;
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3004) feet o f m oving p ic tu r e .
T he th e d is tric t c o m m itte e
have been recently added
in th ia
in
ch arg e
price of ad n u sslo n w ill be th s sam e of reco m m en d in g sit«» w ishes te n d ­
s ta te and a sta te u n io n w as o rg an - m -
.
»‘. X
» L T ;
— 10 cents.
toed In Id ah o last m onth
Milk and Cn-ant.
ers of site s before th e m eeting. A ny­
one h aving from tw o to fo u r a cres
Milk and cream from my dairy
Save
hea,
by
using
the
Electrical
O C ed ar OH w ill dow n th e d u at s t o « ” .“„ T t l f
K1«*'tr i ' * 1
A m an » h o c o u ld n ’t
Since the Introduction of a new fo r sale s u ita b le fo r a high school
.ci a so und can be had at
Koliina’ . on
i
variety
of l>eana we suppose the old Is req u ested to c o m m u n icate w ith
t i c and 15c at Sterling
Kidder , gold by Ray H T^dd
g i7 ge r* n * ^ * ’ 1* d
tO lake a few fectlonery store, Gresham.
p. J
ginger-snaps
, common
ones are to be called H. E D avis, c h a irm a n of th e com ­
j Neururer.
I ple-beans.
m itte e before M onday noon
MEMORIAL TRIBUTE TO SAYS DEMAND FOR
ESTACADA ELECTRIC
MRS. DAVID BROOKS
PIE CHERRIES CROWS
MUST TAKE BAGGAGE
COVERNOR APPOINTS
LIVE STOCK BOARDS ’
L '7
FOXGLOVE FLOWERS
PIONEERS OF OREGON
EQUITY DIRECTORS
HAVE CONFERENCE
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