VOL. 3
G resham O utlook
NO. 77
HISTORY OF A
POPULAR DAY AT TROUTDALE
“Ever at Your Service
I ’h o n e
701
$1.60 PER YEAR
T O
B E
P R O SP E R O U S
CITY SCHOOLS AN EXTENDED
PROGRESSIVE
BASE LINE
.
T routdale’s m unicipal election Is i
. to be held next T uesday for a full
PORTLAND, Nov. 24 — (S p ecial)
W ith the announcem ent that the
. set of city officers. F ollow in g are
— W ith the com ing o f City Hupcrln-
• the nam es for the d ifferen t places as
sum o f 8»00, O u t) la to lie spent on
I lines,
buy telephones and other tendent Alderman there has been a the public roads of
’ put in nom ination at a recent mass
Multnomah
¡com plete change In the Portland
equipm ent.
and
oth erw ise spend
O FFIC ER ».
• ' m eeting.
Two can d id ates
were
'sch ool system . There Is more flex county next year then has been an
more of our earn in gs than we could
P resident, Theodore B rugger
Interest reaw akened In an old pro
• named for each office except that of
•
and
at first foresee. A gaiu, the sleet ib ilit y , less arbitrary control,
Vke-Pres ,
E 8 Jenne
•
treasurer:
Ject to extend the Baa« Line road
’
I t is n e a r T h a n k s g i v in g tim e .
the
principals
and
teachers
are
given
and snow storm e have c »used a
•
For mayor— 8. A. Edm undson;
Secretary.
Eva C. Anderson
from Ila present actual eaatern ter
’ l e t u s s to p a n d c o u n t o u r b le s s -
great expense, but w ith all of this m ore latitude in initiation. T he re m inus at the Intersection of the
T reasurer. F irst S tate Bank
’ in g s .
A s a n a tio n a n d a s in d iv l-
• Mrs. Clara Larson.
the com pany has been gradually g o su lt is seen In the progressive ac T routdale road near the
' d u a ls,
our
cup
ru n n e th
o v e r;
DIKP> TOKM.
foot of
• , F or recorder— O. C. Kate«; L.
the Lents school Baker’s boll.
' s u re ly g o o d n e s s a n d m e rc y h a th
ing
forward, until today we compare tions taken. In
T heodore B rugger, E g Jenne
• Jean Larson.
' fo llo w e d u s a ll a lo n g th e p a t h
favorably with the best telephone* W ednesday, N ovem ber 2«, the boys
C. R K eller,
A. Dowaett,
‘
For treasu rer- Louis R um m er
John B. Yeon, the new roadman
w a y o f th e y e a r. L e t o u r th a n k s
system
s in Oregon ou tsid e of the and girts will »bow what they have ter la In favor of a new road from the
W.
A
Proctor,
D
W
McKay,
g i v i n g b e a s f r a g r a n t i n c e n s e __
.
For m arshal— Jam es
Monahan;
done In raising chickens More than
large cities.
th e s a y in g o f g ra c e a t th e ta b le
O. J. Brown.
John Mie ret,
bridge at Troutdale along thp *--«•
• G eorge Richardson
110 boys and girls have entered a
o f e te rn a l g o o d n ess.
Another
dividend
o
f
10
per
cent
A.
B.
Conrad.
io
f the Handy river to the *ot|i, ?
•
For
councilm
an,
three
to
be
elect-
contest
there
and
will
show
m
orel
T h a n k s g iv in g
is
p e c u lia rly a
I will soon be declared and the pros
Tlte tea r'* Ba*ine**.
• ed for tw o years each — Herman
bridge at the autom obile clu b ’s re
fa m ily d ay .
It b rin g s a th r ill o f
than
300
birds
They
have
raised
J p e c t s for a su b stan tial Increase in •
Collected for reut 17048 5«
'sort, but It is said that an effort will
Jo y . a w e a lth
of
te n d e r
m em
• Blaser, Ira Dodson, Aaron Fox, E R
sin ce this contest was started more '
C ollected for long
dividends are very bright
o r i e s , h o p e of p r e c i o u s a s s o c i a
tie made to have the Base Line road
. Jennings, Jam es Knarr. L. R ussell.
lan
ce
~
280« 18
; than 1000 birds, and the pick will
tio n ,
and
th e
w o r ld
seem s a
R espectfully yours,
extidided instead unless It Is found
Paid Pacific Co.
•
R etiring
officials are E. S. Ed-
136».63
s w e e t e r , b r i g h t e r p l a c e in w h i c h
be show n at the con test. T he pu
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
D isbursem ents,
d esirable to open both of them .
. mundsdn, mayor, renom inated. Bla-
to liv e .
The financial report of the secre pils have made their own coops and
penses,
5 253.01
I f p ro s p e rity h a s n o t seem ed
. |ser, Fox and Knarr, councilm an, all
About tw o years ago the extension
Paid
on
loan
taken
.a
r
e
of
the
ch
ick
en
,
which
2 5 0 0 00
tary for the fiscal year ending No
t o s m i l e f a v o r a b l y u p o n s o m e , y e t * • j nom inated again.
Jean Larson has
they
will
show
.
P
rize,
»HI
he
g
|
,
2,
w a. auggealeti
D ividends
«25.00
th e y h a d th e b le s s in g o f h e a lth .
vember 1, show s the standing of the *,.
U e ie , a
f
L. .
I“ ’1'1
efforts were m a il, to have
Net earnings
• been acting recorder for the past
3040.14
H as
m isfo rtu n e
cro ssed
our
com p an y:
e . x i . x . - ....... - ■»•
. month. George R ichardson, the re-
p a th w a y , y e t h av e w e n o t h ad
t h e g r & c io s u p l e a s u r e o f s e r v i n g ?
. tiring m arshal hopes to succeed him-
c«tpta.
A re w e n o t m o re te n d e r a n d s y m
• self. F . E. Harlow, treasurer, will
'
r«.r r e c -
p a th e tic ?
17.414 54
•
he
succeeded
by
another,
probably
G resham ’s local telep h on e com C ollected for long
T h e r e is m o r e o r lo v e a m i k in d - -
disiane*
. Louts Rummer, who has no opposi-
I 2 .4 « i 1«
n e s s in t h e w o r l d t h a n e v e r b e
pany, the M ultnomah a Ciar kamaa P a el P a. Tei h
Chapman, of the Huh. .I l l p r m x , a j t h J L h 7 T h
r ,’ "r
fo re .
F ra te rn a l
frie n d s h ip s a re
, tion. Ira Dodson, one o f the candl-
Tel.
Cn
'
s tr o n g e r ; th e s p ir it o f h e lp fu l-
i t a it
flag U, the
room .„•»>, mnkaa < S ¿ 1 « ,
.‘’/ T T
. dates for councilm an is 80 years o f .Mutual, Is out o f debt for th e first
n an a n d m u tu a l in te r e s t is m o re
tim e In its ex isten ce as w ill be
, .i— . ~
.. .
»"««Id lead .n r*.,
This show
is 7 *
widespread: t h e r e i s a b r o a d e r • age but is an old-tim e resident o f the
11.211 45 the best sh ow in g
’
city
and
fully
identified
with
Its
pro-
club house
it would lie one o f the
from the su bjoined sta te me nT from I
e q u a lis a tio n o f h a p p in e s s
Let s
along the lin e of Industrial Instruc
, gressive spirit.
J o in w ith t h e P s a l m i s t —
most Important pieces o f road liulld
I« 245 15 tion.
the secretary which has beer. m t oí
'T h e L o r d i s m y S h e p h e r d
Ing In the county.
The building of a new city hall is to every sto ck h o ld er
« U H r n r o t»
I » h a ll n o t w a n t."
,
., —
____ , . . . . . .
I
i M í e t e . rev opeva-
The opening of the road would re-
the most prom inent question before
Byron
R eynolds,
C onservative m anagem ent daring
( 15*1 IS
who ow n s a quire
another
»ubatanttol bridge
the voters and will be a factor In the
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on
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22
r' ^
- - « h T H .;d y ¿ t ,',:'',;::» .;':::;
past year has achieved thia resalt in
cam paign. A recent effort to have
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I
f Z r ,h * “" ‘ - " ' • ' t o « • < - clearing. grading and g r . eBng
12*4«
was squelched by an In- the face o f som e sev ere drawbacks . «eat
T h an k sgivin g is a legal holiday in one built
..................
that
crippled
th
e
com
pany’s
resources
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145
22
the U nited S tates, where it is gener- ■¡unctlon from the circuit, - court.
-ou n ty will do it . part
He ..y » „
.
• - r r l,„ r , east
_____ It the year previous, and som e * « * • » - * * * (***
24 4S
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-
in
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.
y of the Handy Into closer connection
ally observed a s a day upon which is now an issu e in the election . The
245
45
that
he
la
an
ilou
a
to
have
the
In»
sion s that have been m ade and the
with Portland and all the western
to return thanks to God for the case will be heard in Judge .Morrow's
provem ent mad. on th e Handy road
cost o f necessary repairs
blessin gs o f the year
The custom is court tom orrow, and the decision will
85,252 «I that I; m ight*be an ob ject lessor* to part o f the eounty H eretofore «bom*
From th e report it w ill be seen
who live east of the Handy have bora
reputed to be o f great
antiquity, have Its effect on the voters when
12.« I« II oth er property ow ners on that r ia<‘ obliged to m ake wide detours and
that the system
has cost nearly p_
having been borrowed as som e de election day comes.
I 2 54« « «
He expresses the hope that al> »he
820.000.
Of that am ount only 8«.- l i r i d X t o " ”
Climb sleep h ills Io get Into the lead-
clare from the .Mosaic law. This,
«25««
. ow ners on th e Handy road to Fair
850
was
paid
in
for
capital
stock
.
tCaah
it«y
75
>
Ing thoroughfare to the city, hut (be
how ever, is d ou b tfu l, notw ithstand CRE8HAM
HIGH
¿¡T rdJ^ r
i
UP
"T "P «-nlh, now contem plated ’ win
The balance o f nearly 8 13.0«« rep -I
5z?2 z i /
ing that th e Hebrews were accus
h ard su rfm -e Improvement
He do* |,b o m a d .r e c road .R h o u t h ill.
DEFEATS ALUMNI r«.«nta the earn in gs of the .om p an y
C apital.
Ibol R*.
.
« «Jir«’«» TOIUJ WlUjOUf hill»
tomed to celebrate a plenteous har
It« .« « * ««
. . .
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which have been returned fo r bet-
™
e
e
.
...................
« -------------- - -n n e. In
vest by public festiv a ls and acknow l
A basket ball „-a, for superiority, term ents. During all the period of fc* „ ‘."n
«.*5* « •
the pavem ent as soon as pzarelriie. J distance
edgem ents. The custom of celebrat- between the Gresham High school Its existen ce the company b a . g i v e n ' - ’- *
5.225 2«
His offer was referred So the ad» a-1
I t i l »«
gni n ational and local festiv a ls be team and the High School alum fnl. on the best o f serv ice for th*
A sset».
cam e estab lish ed at the ea rliest per- i riday evening last at the sk a tin g price of any telephone co e lo w est,
H ta h ighly probably that Mr. Rry ‘ road is to h« mad* I w - h m g .T y .«
fn
iods. The escape of Leyden was rink was a victory for the H ighs | the sta te with ita facliltira npaoy
r. b
» a.
ei U
for
I«
a sk
I «old s offer will he taken ad rant ,g* tt*,
r
1
I 127 2»
------ — ’ _ u
m e n ig n s tne sta te with its facii;
A c c a J»** r« e e (v -
made th e occasion for praise sery- There « as a large crowd present and com m odating the public
lk >‘ W ,“ F m ,lt*
har', * ljr M < onrad
Ail of t h e m X r ^ s d to
• '
J and
iD I th
T il t e
* <
1
n
k r.
r Guy
’
f o r o u i r*g*w
*
. . . l . team s . in a »
<27*2
ices,
discovery
of t i the
i i * n “<•*««
centered
on i both
fa te p avem en t. w,j|
1>w „„ , h<
,
to
T he sta te law which com pels th e I'M** »■
tttt
Hawkes plot was observed by thanks- K°od natured rivalry. T he
score
romis o f Multnomah thta yesr
v«™ „
,
X
full collection o f rates from stock-
a*
5 ««« «4
tw o years ago for a road go feet
giving services in
England up to was 6
«•
m
to aaaist In e ,
Just n o »w
, there is a big row aver wl4* *“ 4 ,b ‘'r
wjfhin a com paratively recent period
The line-up o f the High school was holders as well as su b scrib er,, was
also responsible for a return divi- M ms « «
” * 5*7 4.544 44
a letter L M le-pper, president o f , ery oth er way to have the ex ten» Ion
Some are inclined to the b elief that j «’en ter, Gladys Michel; le ft guard
There » ¡ || t*.
s t 81« 51
They are probably of the
the custdm in th e United S tates w a s4 o iiv e Merrill: right ¿uard. Evelyn dend last sum m er
8*221 54
the G reater East Hide clubs sea t to made
>1
another a fter the present paym ent Fbovie» in
______ I
B-<«;d yet
The new
bridge
»he m ayor and city com m is»i//ners.
im ported into th is country from Hoi- Metzger;
right forward.
H ester
at
(
1
5«
242 54
of rates by the stock holders.am ount
- rttlctolng the city ad m in istration v *"** ’b*
•«”•»«» h* »he i r m
land, where the "H arvest H om e’’ fes- Thorpe; left forward, Laura Shipley.
ing to 20 per cent during the year
T his letter is purported to have the ***' * * « * •••. h u t ’th ere aeema to he
•» 814.54
72.5«
tivai is an annual feature
However
the A lum ni it was; M arguerite in realltv they
have b
In reality they
nave been g ettin g
Indorsem em o f 5« civic club» and ta
U» carry oat the pro-
7*4 75
this may be. the origin of Thanks-
Michel. Mazie Schantin. Ethel W ilkin- d ivid en d , right along
It Ur o n l y » »
The fact that there woaid he
• igaed by Mr. ta p p er an president »Jod
giving day in th e United States
is »""* Maud Michel and L ottie Thomp- overcharge
returned
Collectior,»
51*.22« 27
■t slight grad* would make the
P ractically ail the d a b s have repu
ue to the early settle™ o f New Eng
to r the sam e positions.
. for th is m onth from th is aanree will ♦ per rest depre- ta-
U«a
e
s
l.w
r»*ad the rntot traveled of any
lu
t
e
d
th
e
letter,
and
now
Mr
i>
^
-
¡and. T hroughout th e colonial days
The s« ,™ at the end o f the firs, he all net gain k » th e company and
»-■»erti»
7»2 «5
per romes forward aad says that the to that vicinity
in that section , they were o f 'annual half stood two to four fn favor o f the there is , prospect of l n c e a ~ 4 di-
Murveya have bees made showing
loiter was »imply his own expreaaion
ocegiw aee. and during the revolu Alumnl. M arguerite Michel throw ing v ld en d . In th e future M th e follow -
51« 5*2 «2
and « a s not intended as an expren the pratricaMiity of the e i ’enelo,.
tionary war congress repeatedly rec- two free balls in fouls,
_________________
ML_
with on e field ...^
ing w ill IM in d icate-
sion irom the «toba The incident is and the project has the indorse»**. ■
om m ended the settin g apart of a day «brow
Michel. Gladys
Gladys
"
iCApttai ,(-*-a
throw by
by Maude
Maude Michel.
considered aafortaante aa Mr Lorn- of the road superriw/rs on both std*o
« « 1 5 « «g
to be devoted exclu sively to thanks- Michel scored tw o points by throw ing T« t a -
* *
».nV ”
free ball» on fo u l, f o r , h e ' l l , n TOJ h*
°f * *
h
2 0 »t
par has been a very aaefsl sane oa of the Handy river
*
c an i pra^f-r
5 t th e
of
° ft"" hall» on foul» for the High
An trffort will be mad* to hi>e C o
mull
i
Cla'kamaj!
Co
Mutual
Tel-
the
d a b work of Portland
The re-
’he war. upon the adoption of the »■ hool.
8 7 ppfi pp
ephone Co.
in s titu tio n and at other period» in
During the last half four points
»alt of this incident may be the dm new roadsuuwer «oneider »he pr
IzuMqs»
with a view to having the . /ri*
ruptioa of the Greater Eoet hide
G ent^-m en;— In su b m ittin g the
I 545 »5
the early history of the nation, na ’ were made by Evelyn Metxger and
» tnount e» ji— «ng
done
ze**e;r»»»g
clubs
a»
d
e
le
c
t
o
,
from
the
active
enclosed
sta
tem
en
t
to
you
we
t«
»
*
tional th an k sgivin gs were recom Gladys Michel throw ing on e
field
Ou»l*5:c< h ae»
Hubs will probably withdraw
The
mended and celebrated
A n otice ball each, m aking the score 4 to 4 at pleasure In ca llin g your a tten tion to H eto.r*a< E 5 * » t L», I H o t
'oncense» of ofdaloa is that the city MRS NANCY T JONES
able featu re in th is connection, is the end o f the gam e in favor o f the th e financial condition o f your com Be-wmraig g B
FA JU E S
A V .'A Y
v»ew I:»*
admtoiscrattos should 0* given time
pany. T he in debtedness iu prasti-
«4 «e
the fact that T hursday, the day a l High
H>ga;ruk« It« ,
242 4«
which to demonstrate what it can
ways selected by the New England
Word
was
received
here
y«»terday
The star players for the Alum ni cally paid up, only the current hills
C «m i
do before any net of risk s "Jampón of the death o f Mr* Nancy T Jone»
buw im e
rovernors. has been adopted univer were M arguerite Michel and Mazie bring due, aad m ore thaa enough
15 «4
money
©
d
hand
t©
pay
tlxaa
' Give the rity romarissioners at th e Good H»m arita« bo«pi»aJ where
sally throughout the United State» Schantin, for the High Evelyn M e a
zpp'zr’asiRy to show a hat they
T he rapid grow th of our company
she had haen tak es for a« tvpdratMsu.
es T h an k sgiviag Day ” From New ger and Gladys M khel
R eferee for
do,** is the concenoaa of opinion
to keep estesd ia g
Mr» Jone« * » « 7 2 years of sg e
Lngland t^ e custom gradually ex- the gam e was Earl Thompnoa, um made it ne
542* «4
L 5f WELL*
had lived in f/regon for the pa>* t t
ended in to th e m iddle stages, the pire Harold Kern; tim e keeper. C. E
Top Boggie* .^ e a B aggie* Mark.
years be;*g » native o f New T o r t
B F. Baaer. who
‘ «-stern state», and finally into the Rice; score keeper, W alter M etzger. '
Carta, B aia and Did H ickory W ag
was th e another of Mts I* E
southern states. P rior to the civil coach for the High, Miss Jeaate
ta
r
te
r
«bop
in
the
Joba
ons, W aterloo
Gaa E ngines. .Ke
À d d 'tx m a J
f
bipman,
of Great »n, »xh*r aurudv
» * r th e proclam atioc o f T hanksgiv-' Young.
Maaur« hpr«ader
Ta.z with building, b now ioenxed to
tag rtiid ren h*4«g J h
ot
*“ff » « 5 « i« a e d by th e governor« of
</<
»c»* balidiag. a m a s the str
tt
frot
fro ii. H i m
ioooo, o f < o«eoh8ia.
hsvcral states. D aring that per- PROFESSOR 8TUBB8
p i bile ea«n«p th ese day» M by
»'and
A strictly paari »ad of tr jo - t n
•i. th e nation al execu tiv e appoint
Jose« «r Hl;is4(or*.
The fcsttook »bop
L tti’.f and h ands y O ragosiaa - - 4
ON THE PROGRAM
ed days o f th an k sgivin g, a» also of
Hace to vtott
Laandcy « -» •G y tem ed out neariy g arxoe Mr» C M hyverwex. of Benrervzo»
T»R*-a-W'«ek O utlook, «jeehy;
Khe « had haen
binarios I year. 88 • «
5««»cy
„
e s fts g and prayer, and the prece-
for daaeea
•hoo'tag a x o b , »g« • • d Mrs
" " Lottk» Kerr
The annual seaaion o f the Mait-
o -ier » fh .r .
They keep .* e p,*y> “ ’ ** ’ *
«>' •
‘ ot t h i s eatahiished t y Abranam
som ah county teachers’ In stitu te be-
poa-ed
¡
frost a here 0 a f«»era2 will
- i i t o i a has been adopted by
•«<* gao yeateruay in the Central library
-"7;og preotdests
a/ternooa a' 2
A « n r medri UO.V-. m
building
A ll the teachers o f the
'ankagivtng day Is now eelebrat- county, outside o f Portland, are to
» r r o t f o t by »h. Women . < tn w to t
»aa ««Me w«U known
: by union aerricea among the pro- be present for three days
V aio», u pe teid o« the
s aat ehnrrhea and since 1(88 by
tog o f D«c 4. is the Comm«»- Ih thia ririaPy. haring hived here
J E
Stubbs, principal of the
ng prayere for the state and na- Greabaxe school, is scheduled as one
haU
Nine rzoe'eataam win •ad at Co»>rwn wFh h*r da .g â te r s t d
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•
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T h a n k s g iv in g J o y » A re L e g io n
" L e t o u r a l ta r s , w re a th e d
w ith
flo w e rs ,
P ile d w ith f r u i t s a w a k e a g a in .
T h a n k s g iv in g
fu r
th e
g o ld e n
h o u rs,
T h e e a rly a n d th e la tte r ra in "
i
Gredba Locals
Notice of City Election
oa in thoae of the Soman Catholic of 'he tpeaken, ’he prorram heiag a
‘ ‘■-h. la the homes * of ritisen» eomhlaatlon of test books aad gen
” h o st reapect to reiig io o s faith or
eral subject, dealing with matters
-rch ajy.;Ut*oB. h h» m ade a day of t o r e i n ' out of the usual line of
'tdmegt and feasxirg. at which week addresaea expected at school
-a
'Sea io a g aeparated are reunited, institutes.
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® Weiris orchestra wiSJ f.rn-
he m o fe for the momiaerade at
k »«md grange hril n et' Wednoa-
‘ vento«^ Nov n
T o o prizes
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INJURED
BY GIANT CA?
Rowley
N otzee m h*refcr
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e> u»M U e a j» u * ; b*wn eburtem
had
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severely
DECZXRER
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• t 1 F M.. to r the purpose «J
th ra
t o r two y e a n each g»d bom. marwLa* to e otte
wiJJ eiomt nt 7 F M.
injured by the explosion of a (la s t
B y ord er o f T ow n <
p»;*4er cap Tha girl aho ia about
■even yeatu old. had found the cap
pr»xe*d»d to drive a nail Into tt Th«
D M.
*ip »ion iacera'od on« of her haada
*z.d her «Pie in a frightful manner
bwnv*
v v n t r r i» . Ctoh hail. G reo ham Il la th o .g h t 'hat ah« wUJ meover
and that her hand oil! ba ao*od.
aiffht. November 27
id d d d »44 4 4 »
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«ernia«
The prie* oUj
The G reati s a
»henry
b» se 6«
•^eoot ail day and evento« »n Thur»-
Fraaeripckan
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Ward sa a r**e««»d fr a * t o — « ot »aa< ad off appitod
to le« a weo*
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'Ant marutog tfim
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wepsew Ed «park was wltx Mm.
t-
F ro m ( « c to
a*w. his aged manee Macy Tha «to
78
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fi ». t y ax»d wL*e tr,< grau <
hpnfiftgaa, Mtos Met«» Meextoer will
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•no m - 'taoar » -‘- ‘•.mg
wSl
w dj b* h eld ui th e T ow n II* J gg
Word was received from Hasum.
Wash , on fiatsrday toat that BiacJfc
’be only »laughter of Mr and Mrs
Nathan
GRESHAM ORE
Another
8*rt aad aeverri fine mualcaJ an» at dlfferen» perioda
daughter Mr» freme KoafiPmeker
asm briu w«l ke rendered
wo years ago
Mi»» Anna Mœcher roturnod fiat-
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