Gresham outlook., November 28, 1913, Image 1

twice a week
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NO 78
G resham O utlook
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GRESHAM,
Phone 701
MULTNOMAH
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MULTNOMAH M COUNTY.
OREGON FRIDAY, N O V E M B E R ». 1S>17
fOTING LAWS “ WANT ADS”
ARE CHANGED ANSWER CALL
CITIZEN'S TICKET
For M arshal
jam es mckinney
Cor C ouncilnien
GEORGE F. H O N EY
“Ever at Your Service ’
$1.50 PER YEAR
STATE MASTER NAMED FOR
MAKES REPORT
CITY OFFICES
A g re a te r u n d e rs ta n d in g of th e
v alu e of th e " w a n t a d .” is sp read in g
all o v er th e co u n try .
E very p ap er
S ta te M aster C, E. S pence, of th e
E lectio n s fo r m u n icip al officers will
O regon g ra n g e , w ho w as io a tte n d ­ be h eld in m any of th e citie s of O re­
o f any consequence, in clu d in g the
ance at th e n a tio n a l g ra n g e in M an­
c h ester, N. H., m ade th e follow ing gon n ex t w eek. A t G re sh a m ,T ro u td a le
c o u n try w eeklies, now have a col­
official
re p o rt o f th e g ra n g e in O re­ an d F airv iew th e ele c tio n s w ill be
um n devoted to th ese little business
J C. PETERSON
gon:
•
held next T uesday. At S andy it will
GUST LARSON
g e tte rs and th e re tu rn s alw ay s ju s ti­
VV e have not m ade a g re a t reco rd be h eld on M onday.
INDEPENDENT T IC K ET
fy th e o u tlay .
in extension w ork d u rin g th e past
F o llo w in g a re th e co m p lete tic k e ts
Eor M arshal
Very rarely is a “ w ant a d .” o v er­
year, o rg a n iz in g e ig h t s u b o rd in a te
BEN MATHEWS
fo r th e last th re e . T h a t of G resham
looked, as it is alw ay s a d ire c t no­
and one P om ona g ra n g e , b u t, we a re
W. H. CONGDON
tice to th e p ublic th a t tells of an o p ­
well pleased to n ote th e s u b s ta n tia l w ill be found in a n o th e r colum n. A
Eor C ouncilnien
p o rtu n ity o r a com m odity th a t som e­
g ain s m ade by som e o f th e o th e r fu ll set of city officers is to be elected
GEORGE W. KENNEY
NEW JACOBSON BUILDING, GRESHAM, OREGON.
o n e else is su re to be in te re ste d in.
s ta te s an d have confidence th a t th e a t T ro u td a le an d S andy. A t F a ir-
JOSEPH PATENEAUDE
M any cases in p o in t com e u n d e r the
p en d u lu m will sw in g o u r way in th e view only th r e e co u n ciln ien a re to be
. , a b°.Veu iS a P,CtUre of th p new J a c °l» o n B uilding Just com-
KAY II. TODD.
o b se rv a tio n o f th e n ew sp ap er, and
com
ing y ear. W e expect to h av e a elec ted th is y e a r:
in non
t , T
1" ° f M“ in 8,1,1 P° We11 s tre e ,s a t a C08t ° r " e a rly
h u n d re d s can testify to th e ir effica­
n u m b er of en e rg e tic o rg a n iz e rs In th e
•At Troutdale.
X3° feetl tW° 8 to rk “8 hlKh' a,ld 18 b u ilt of brick
j field as well as in crease th e m e m b e r­
cy in b rin g in g th e ir w an ts before
F o r m ay o r— F. A. E d m u n d so n ,
w ith w hite facings of com pressed m aterial.
ship of th e g ra n g e s now in w o rk in g Mrs. C la ra L arsso n .
Oregon’s new re g is tr a tio n law has th e people. A re cen t ex p erien ce iu
T he fo u d atio n is o f co n crete, reinforced and b u ilt on piling
o rd er.
th
e
O
u
tlook
office
is
a
case
in
point.
F or recorder— G. C. Bates, L. Jean
held to be u n c o n s titu tio n a l by
T he b asem en t is com m odious and dry. On th e first floor a re th ree
T he last session of th e O regon Larsson.
A
b
o
u
t
six
w
eeks
ago
a
little
re
­
divisions
one
sto
re
room
b
eing
on
th
e
co
rn
er,
one
on
Pow
ell
supreme c o u rt a n d th e q u e stio n
Htate g ra n g e w as held in A lbany,
q u e st fo r Chinese p h e a sa n ts cam e
F o r tr e a s u r e r — L ouis K u m m er.
folds to
°
°a M al" 8treeL A 8 ,u irw a>' a ‘ "><• « °u th end
lurally a rise s a s to th e s ta tu s of
L inn co u n ty , In th e m id st of a su c ­
from P o rtla n d w ith o rd e rs to p u b ­
F o r m a rsh a l — J a m e s M onahan,
leads to th e u p p er Moor w hich Is in the form of a hall, an d w hich
who re g iste re d in O c to b e r be- lish th re e w eeks. T im e w ent on for
cessful fa rm in g and d a iry in g co u n try . G eorge R ich ard so n .
niay be used fo r h all pu rp o ses o r may ev en tu a lly be m ade Into
T h is session was on e of th e m ost
|*re the special e lec tio n . T h o se who th re e w eeks an d th e r e w as no reply,
F o r th r e e co u n cilm en - H erm an
office room s as occasion req u ires. The building is a d istin ct or-
p le a sa n t and su ccessfu l In th e h isto ry B laser, Ir a D odson, A aron Fox, E. R.
[istered in G re sh a m , n u m b e rin g b u t before
a n o th e r
In sertio n for . n am en t to th e city and one of th e best ev er erected h ere
of th e o rg a n iz a tio n in o u r s ta te . W e Je n n in g s, J a m e s K n a rr, L. R ussell.
200, will h a t e to do it o v e r th r e e w eeks passed by th e n cam e an ! ❖
w ere honored w ith th e p resen ce of
Lain next y e a r u n d e r th e old law. a n sw e r from fa r beyond th e Sandy
.At Sandy.
■National M aster W ilson, d u rin g th re e
Li they were not registered legally a n d th e “ w ant a d .” had d o n e its J
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r
m
ay
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r—
P a u l R. M elnlg.
j days of th e session, a n d he c o n trib ­
kill their voting m a k e an y d ifferen ce w ork.
SPECIAL MEETING
F o r re c o rd e r— C. D. P u rc e ll, W. V.
MR.
AND
MRS
BRANSON
uted
larg
ely
to
th
e
p
le
a
s
u
re
and
p
ro
f­
mthe results?
T h is case w as a ra r e excep tio n to
OF FAIR BOARD
ON HISTORIC GROUND it of th o se In a tte n d a n c e . T h e a t- R ogers.
The different c ity e le c tio n s to be im m ed iate re s u lts , b u t it took tim e
F o r tr e a s u r e r — R. E. E sson.
A special m eeting o f th e board of
ten d an c e o f v isito rs w as la rg e an d
A lpine, O re., Nov. 19, 1913.
¡kid next m o n th , in c lu d in g th o s e of in th a t case fo r th e little re a d e r to
F o r th re e c o u n cilm en — P. It. G ray,
d
e
le
g
a
te
s
w
ere
p
re
se
n
t
fro
m
all
b
u
t
E d ito r O u tlo o k :— W e a re
in a
prtland, G resh am , T ro u td a le , F a ir- find w h at w as w an ted an d th e g r a ti­ d irecto rs of th e M ultnom ah C ounty
L. L. H offm an, M arton L e n a rtz , J.
tw o d is ta n t co u n ties..
riew and S andy w ill h av e to be held fy in g resp o n se show ed th a t th e re E a ir asso ciatio n will be held to m o r­ most h isto ric place at A lpine, O regon,
Many im p o rta n t m a tte r s w ere acted S cales, P ercy T. Shelley.
gder the old r e g is tr a tio n , n o tw ith - w as b u t little ex ception to th e ru le row aftern o o n to h e a r th e final re ­ a rich farm in g co u n try tw en ty m iles
upon, am ong th em being a c h an g e
At F a ir v iew .
ttnding th a t m an y of th e m have th a t th e "w a n t a d ." will b rin g an y ­ p o rt of th e se c retary an d tr e a s u re r so u th w est of C orvallis, w here d o n a ­
in th e election of d e le g a te s to th e
F o r th re e co u n c ilm e n — E dw in B ur
ude new re g is tr a tio n s . In G resh- th in g b u t lo st o p p o rtu n itie s.
tion
claim
s
w
ere
tak
en
in
th
e
fo
u
rtie
s
I for th is y e a r and to a rra n g e fo r th e
s ta te g ra n g e a n d a n o th e r fav o rin g
■ the work h a s ju s t been co m p let-
A g lan ce a t th e classified co lu m n s
and lias been know n all o v er O regon th e a b ilitio n of th e s ta te s e n a te , and in gam e, D. S. D u n b ar, E. E. H eslin.
dat considerable expense.
of th e big S u n d ay p ap ers will con­ a n n u al sto c k h o ld e rs’ m eetin g w hich as the B elknap se ttle m e n t fo r h a lf a
In co n n ectio n w ith th e fact Dial
p ro v id in g fo r b u t o ne body in th e
The use o f th e old m e th o d will vince an y o n e of th e g re a t p o p u larity will be held next M onday aftern o o n . cen tury. T he first org an ized re lig ­
th
e
su p re m e c o u rt has d e c la re d thi
le
g
isla
tiv
e
assem
bly.
T
h
is
proposed
id many n o t re g is te re d a n d th e re o f th e n o tices d isp lay ed th e re . Ev­ T he au d itin g co m m ittee ap p o in ted ious society m et in th e hom e of Mrs.
a m en d m en t to o u r s ta te c o n stitu tio n new re g is tra tio n law Invalid th e o p in ­
by
P
re
sid
e
n
t
Lewis
m
et
on
W
ed
n
es-|
ifil be m any w ho w ill h av e to vote e ry th in g , it seem s, can be an d is ex­
Luce and a fte rw a rd s th e b irth place w as favored by a v ote of 72 to 11, ion of A tto rn ey G en eral C raw ford
sufferance o f th e ju d g e s o f elec- p lo ited in a few lines an d th ey c e r­ day and will m eet ag ain tom orrow of Rev. Louis A lbert B anks. T he lo­
an d w here votes h av e been ta k e n In w as h ad in re g a rd to th e ap p ro ach in g
i.
ta in ly give v alu e received fo r th e m orn in g fo r th e purpose of co m p a r­ cation not being c e n tra l th e society P om ona an d s u b o rd in a te g ran g es, city elec tio n a t S alem . H is sta te -
ing th e books. T he co m m ittee co n ­
The only in k lin g th a t th is p a rt p u b lish ed .
s i s t i n g of A. F. M iller, E. S. Je n n e moved to th e p resen t hom e of Mrs. th e p ro p o rtio n fa v o rin g th e chan g e a p p lles to all o th e r tow ns. H e is
the county h a d o f th e m u d d le be-
Ed. W . illiam
s, , l then
th r e people
people count
could is even g re a te r. I t is th e aim of th e q u o ted as follow s:
T h e s m a lle r p a p e rs, in th e ir r e ­
,
v
i
,
,
, .
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m
the m a tte r w as a p p ealed to th e sm a ll o u tla y n ecessary to h av e th em and E L T h o rp e have been m ak in g only com p by hor8eback over tr u i,8
"A tto rn ey -G en eral C ra w fo rd , in an
m em bers o f th e g ra n g e an d o th e r
a c a re fu l ex am in atio n of all
t h e !o r on foot
!me co u rt c a m e on a s ta te m e n t s tric te d fields, a re eq u a lly as v a lu ­
w ork done and re p o rt th e business is!
In th is ' sanle 8rhoolhou8e „ B o rg a n iz a tio n s asso ciate d w ith them off-hand o p in io n to d a y , said th a t p e r­
County C lerk Coffey to th e T ro u t- a b le as th o se in th e cities, an d th e
in th is m ovem ent to have b u t one sons re g iste re d u n d e r th e p e rm a n e n t
in excellent sh ap e as fa r as exam ined
N ichols a g ra ilu a te of W esleyan U ni­ leg islativ e body w hich sh a ll be e le c t­ re g is tra tio n law , held to be u n c o n s ti­
council t h a t th e new re g is tra - re tu rn s a re ju s t as c e rta in . T he
an d th a t th e affairs of th e asso cia­
v ersity ta u g h t the y o u th fo r eight ed and o rg an ized a s a b u sin ess body, tu tio n a l by th e su p re m e c o u rt, could
was n ot n ecessary . It h a s been colum n o r so of such n o tices a re
y ears. ..c
He iinprii
helped name
fram e th
me e consti-
consu-
>ved th a t h e w as rig h t, h u t th e o ften a s eag e rly re a d as an y new s tion a re in good condition
vote a t th e sp ecial city electio n to he
T h e re p o rt of th e co m m ittee w ill tu tlo n of O regon an(, from , hj8 gchoo) an d not as a p o litical m ach in e o rg a n ­
hutdale officials w ent a h e a d w ith co lu m n , fo r It Is alw ay s new sy and
ized fo r selfish p u rp o ses. We p re ­ held h e re M onday, an d th e city elec­
• work.
offers m any ra r e o p p o rtu n itie s fo r m ake a few reco m m en d atio n s for and se ttle m e n t have gone o u t m ore ' d ict th a t if o u r e x p e rim e n t he su c ­ tio n in P o rtla n d to be held D ecem ber
business next p reach ers, teac h ers, m issionaries, leg-
| The su p rem e co u rt d ecisio n , it is b u y in g o r se llin g th a t can be found th e co n d u ct of th e
9, If th e ju d g e s of electio n do not o b ­
year.
A clo ser sc ru tin y is deem ed ¡s ,a , ors> a n d Illt.„ an<) w om en of g te r,_ i cessful it w ill ta k e less tim e to a b o l­
id, makes th e re c e n t elec tio n valid, In no o th e r m edium . T h e
“ w an t
ish th e s e n a te of th e U nited S ta te s je c t. In th a t ev e n t, Mr. C raw fo rd
• there is a lo o p h o le fo r fu tu re lit- a d ." is g ro w in g m o re p o p u la r every n ecessary In view of th e fact -h at th e illg c h a ra c te r than p erh ap s any corn- th a n it did to se c u re th e elec tio n of sa id , th e v o ters could sw eu r in th e ir
co u n ty h as been lib eral in m aking ,„ u n ity fn O r„ gon
,< j N|eh(jlg
because a ll th o se w ho m ade day.
its m em b ers by d ire c t v o te of th e votes.
ap p ro p ria tio n s, an d It is in ten d ed p rM en t r h o r is te r is a son of Hon. H. '
people.'
t registration w ere not re g iste re d
“ R e g istra tio n s a f t e r J a n u a r y 1,
't h a t th e re sh a ll be no cau se fo r coni
B. N ichols. Rev. L. F. B elknap, re ­
kall if the law is n o t a valid one.
T h e s ta te g ra n g e ad v o cated good sh o u ld be u n d e r th e old re g is tra tio n
TECHNICAL POINTS
p
lain
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f
lax
m
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s
in
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disburse
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IK id J
( school
ill
| Recorder R o b erts, of G resh am ,
tire
d , i is
th i c e O S U unday
su p e rin - ' road m e a su re s th a t w ould p ro te c t law , c o n tin u e d th e a tto rn e y -g e n e ra l.
ARE ONLY HOPE m ent o r th a t of m oney e a rn e d by the te
n d e n t, beloved by all. A n u m b er
i th a t th e elec tio n w ill proceed
»he in te re s ts o f th e fa rm e r an d con­ " T h a t w ould be fo r th e g e n e ra l ele c ­
N early every city In O regon th a t j asso ciatio n
of th e B elknaps live h ere w ith th e ir su m e r in th e location an d im p ro v e­ tio n In 1914, th e decision o f th e s u ­
• usual an d th a t th e new list o f vot-
T h e re p o rt o f th e m eetin g to m o r­ fam ilies a ro u n d them .
l will be u sed only fo r re fe re n c e w ent d ry is c a rry in g th e m a tte r to
m ent of roads. P ra c tic a lly all road p rem e c o u rt leav in g th e s ta tu s o f th e
row will be p u b lish ed n ext T uesday,
1 his also Is th e hom e of C o n g ress­ m easu res s u b m itte d to th e v o ters a t case th e sam e as if th e le g is la tu re had
il who d id n o t re g is te r m ay a l - j 'b e c o u rts in th e hope th a t a tech -
to g e th e r w ith
th e
re s u lt of the man W. C. H awley.
the electio n of 1912 w ere voted dow n not passed th e p e rm a n e n t re g is tra tio n
*ote if th e Ju d g e s so d ecide. T h e id eality may be du g
up th a t w ill sto c k h o ld e rs’ m eetin g op Monday.
T he co u n ty , B enton, is dry, conse­ because of th e n u m b e r o f bills and law. T h e ju d g e s of elec tio n a t th e
ent city co u n c ils w ill h av e to th w a rt th e v erd ict of th e v oters.
q u en tly we have not th e saloon w ith confusion of title s , an d th e g ra n g e special city elec tio n s, in my o p in io n ,
• registration law s of th e ir ow n.
To my idea of p laying b all, th is is SCHOOL DISTRICT
w hich to com bat. W e a re m uch m easu re w ent w ith th e re s t, b u t w as m ay ta k e an y evidence th ey d e sire as
TAX LEVIES MADE, pleased to w ork w ith th is people and lost by th e sm a lle st m a rg in of any. to th e rig h t o f e le c to rs to vote. If
a yellow B treak— it is an a tte m p t to
A F a ls e R ep o rt C orrected
up to d a te can re p o rt o v er fo rty who
they allow p erso n s to v ote re g iste re d
There has been a T ep o rt afloat th a t g et to first base on balls, by w o rk in g
School d is tric t levies m ade in have yleided to C h rist. T h e w hole T he g ra n g e opposed a 3 0 -y ear s ta te
bond issue a n d it w as d e fe a te d by a u n d e r th e p e rm a n e n t re g is tr a tio n law
ie of the le a d in g m em b ers o f th e th e u m p ire.
E astern M ultnom ah a re as follow s: co u n try is s tirr e d an d we a re happy
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tw o an d a h a lf to o ne vote. T hose w ith o u t sw e a rin g in th e ir votes, no
C h ris tia n
T em p eran ce
T he people In th ese sev eral tow ns
No. 4— G resham
4.0 m ills In th e reap in g .
in te re sts th a t
fo rm e rly advo cated h arm can be done, o f co u rse, th is
were e le c tio n e e rin g fo r Mr. expressed th em selv es, and it d o e sn 't
No. 7— W ilkes
4.5 m ills
Y ours fo r th e M aster,
scenic h ighw ays an d acro ss th e s ta te w ould n o t ap p ly If they w ere d is q u a l­
igdon, who Is ru n n in g on th e In- add to o r ta k e from th a t v e rd ic t a
No. 10— C ed ar
MRS. CAPT. BRANSON.
1.3 m ills
bo u lev ard s a re now ad v o c a tin g good ified o th e rw ise u n d e r th e c o n s titu ­
ffldent tic k e t fo r m a rsh a l o f th e w hit, th a t th e re w as som e little i r ­
No. 26 Pow ell V alley 4.0 m ills
ro
ad s for fa rm e rs but a re cu n n in g ly tio n .”
t® of G re sh a m ;
a lso th a t th ey . re g u la rity in
... ra ilin
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th e electio n
Silver Medal C ontest.
It Is co n te n d e d by som e law y ers
No. 27— R ockwood
5.0 m ills
seek in g to d iv e rt road fu n d s to w ard
I ‘" In stru m en tal in hint becom ing th a t th e re m ay not have been th e
th
a
t p erso n s re g iste re d u n d e r th e
No.
29—
B
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m
ills
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¡•nominee for th a t office. T h e W.
req u ired n u m b er of po llin g places,
On T h u rsd a y evening, D ecem ber 4,
p e rm a n e n t re g is tra tio n law , will hav e
4.0 m ills
No. 35— H u rlb u rt
T
hey
hope
to
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ain
by
s
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b
te
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,
T- wishes to officially a n n o u n c e in som e city, o r th a t
th e re cen t
a t th e C om m ercial club h a ll,-a silv er
No 36— L a to u re lle
2.0 m ills m ed a| c o n test will be held. T he w hat they c an n o t gain by d irect a c ­ to sw e a r in th e ir votes, w hich, it is
it they a re n o t re sp o n sib le fo r was a " sp e c ia l” r a th e r th a n a "re g -
believed, w ould c a u se In te rm in a b le
No 4 2 B ridal Veil
’ 0 m illa class is com posed of n in e c o n te s ta n ts, tion.
reports, n e ith e r w ere th e y in- u la r ” affair,
delays.
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No. 15 P leasan t V alley 1.5 m ills one doing , he I h - h . T h ree co m petent p ra c tic a l ru ra l cre d it sy stem w hich
•hat office. W e w ish it u n d er- alm o st every case a decisive one.
Several have not rep o rted .
will m eet th e re q u ire m e n ts of th e GONE TO SALEM
ju d g e s will m ake th e decision. Good
that we s ta n d fo r a s tr a ig h t
No ju d g e
sh o u ld
se t
h im self
fa
rm e rs an d hom e b u lld era of th is
TO HEAR EVIDENCE.
m usic will be fu rn ish ed . Look for
*• Mr. J a m e s M cK inney being above a clearly reco rd ed v erd ict of
co u n try .
Classes in Music.
choice fo r m a rs h a l.
th e people.
th e p rin te d p ro g ram
in T u esd ay ’s
¿Attorney M. C. K ing h as gone to
It fav o rs th e im p ro v em en t o f the
B eg in n ers an d ad v an ced classes issue
C O M M ITTEE.
No ju d g e should let a tech n icali-
S alem to h e a r th e ev id en ce in th e
parcel
post
sy
stem
s
by
In
creasin
g
th
e
T h e adm ission w ill be 10 c en ts for
-
ty becom e b ig g er th a n m a jo rity ex­ in "F u n d a m e n ta l m usic tr a in in g ,"
local o p tio n conteat befo re th e c ir ­
T u esd ay an d F rid ay , 3 :3 0 p. m. a d u lts and 5 c en ts fo r ch ild ren u n d er w eight lim it, a d ju s tm e n t o f zones, c u it c o u rt. It is s ta te d th a t an ap p eal
»OLDS ASKS
pression.
an
d
re
d
u
c
tio
n
of
ra
te
s,
as
ra
p
id
ly
as
th e
FOR HARD SURFACE
» ill he ta k e n to th e su p re m e c o u rt at
T he saloonnp>n sh o u ld be gam e F irs t d o o r w est of F irs t S ta te B ank tw elve. Come an d e n co u rag e
th e ex p erien ce of th e po stal d e p a rt­
b uilding. Miss F lo ren ce M. Honey. y oung people in th e ir w ork
D on’t
an
d
play
th
e
card
s
d
ealt
them
.
once, upon a decision by J u d g e G allo ­
F. 1 -ynolds, w ho ow ns a ig
m
ent
and
Increase
of
b
u
sin
ess
will
tf
fo rg e t th e d a te and place.
way, a n d th a t th e case will be a d ­
If
th e y e a r’s ex p erien ce pro v es ! P h o n e 681.
perm it.
** ran. h on th e S an d y ro a d a
i wiiai
luej
win re
icoun
w hat th
ey iiaim
claim will
s u lt iiwm
from a o
We fav o r th e e n a c tm e n t o f law vanced by stip u la tio n o f th e a tto rn e y s
ast of P a rk R ose, is e n th u - y ear o f d ry n ess, th en th e v o ters will
fo r an Im m e d ia te decision. T h e s u it
th a t will p e rm it th e e sta b lish m e n t of
a
t S alem Is b eing closely w atched by
over th e p ro s p e c t fo r b e t 'r r no do u b t go wet again .
sm all s tills on th e rarm s in w hich
all o th e r to w n s In te re ste d as th e d e ­
*nd has a sk e d th e co u n tv o f - i But 11 l8n t Kame ,o try t0 annul
low g ra d e d e n a tu re d alcohol m ay be
cision th e r e Is expected to hav e an
lon^
to h av e t h a t p o rtio n c f I , h *8 m o n ,h '8 v erd ,ct of ,h e V0,erB
m a n u fa c tu re d
an d
th is
p ro d u ct
effect on th e o th e r co n te sts w hich a re
Sandy road in fr o n t o f h is pri.p- 'a n d the liquor men will not gain
shipped to c e n tra l p la n ts to be re-
a w a itin g tria l. T h e G resham case
’ d istilled to a high g ra d e p ro d u ct.
•ttpro.ed by a hard surface any friends by resorting to it.— Ore-
ill com e up n ex t w eek, p ro b ab ly ,
I
gon
City
Courier.
>
T
h
e
m
em
bers
of
th
e
g
ra
n
g
e
In
Or-
says he w ill pav f c r
w
h e th e r th e Salem tr ia l goes fo r w et
I egon believe th a t if th e fa rm e r be al-
a‘f of th e ex p en se, a s p ro v id ed
o r d ry , an d will u n d o u b te d ly be ta k e n
[
low
ed
th
e
sam
e
c
re
d
it
fa
c
ilitie
s
given
GKESIIAM (IR E, Nov. 18, li>13
new r„ad law , th e c o u n ty to MASQUERADE WAS
to th e su p re m e c o u rt also, re g a rd le ss
. th o se of o th e r n atio n s, th a t If we can
' * «the, h alf.
VERY SUCCESSFUL
of th e o u tco m e of th e Hafom case.
Mr Reynolds m ade his offer in
,
get
clo
ser
to
th
e
co
n
su
m
e
r
and
get
Notice is hereby given that the annual town election
T h e m asq u erad e
ball given
by
king which was referre d to t i e
; th e u srp lu s of m iddlem en off o u r
will be held in the Town Hall on
W ier's o rc h e s tra at R ockwood g ra n g e
■ backs, th a t th e fa rm e r h im self will
committee on roads ; i - i !
! m eet th e necessity fo r b e tte r ru ra l
« **!*■ He has about one i*U> h ail on W ednesday even in g w as a
b rillia n t success in sp ite of th e
! schools, ru r a l hom es, and social a d ­
DECEMBER 2, 1913
I
run,‘lng th ro u g h th e p u i e
sto rm y w eath er.
T he first lad ies'
v an tag e s, and will a tte n d very largely
J u d g e (¿allitway-D D ecision.
•ction in asking to have It
to th e social u p lift an d back to th e
d w lll_hiv"e” a g w d ef- prlxe was won b) Miss May A dam s of
at 1 P. M., for the purpose of electing three councilnien
L ate reports from Salem today an
farm problem s him self.
□
®»ny of th e o th e r p r o p e r v ' G resh am , in th e c h a ra c te r of an Es-
nouncs th a t every local option elec
for
two
years
each
and
town
marshal
for
one
year.
Polls
r * * n . t.
p
v
klm o g irl:
th
e
first
g
e
n
tle
m
a
n
s
It
seems
strange
to
me
th
a
t
In
New
klmo
irl;
the
gentlem
an'
L.
11 on‘y needs som eone to
England, where you men and women tlon held In Oregon on November 4
prize w ent to Bert Oglebaugh, a cou­
t
i
N o tic e o f C ity E le c tio n
In Favor of W eti
L
•b’fisthis.g" to m ake a ffioi'h
P' Hpular
i ¡
sin of Miss Adams who represented
a m em ber oi a Woodmen degree
wh<> form erly had a team . Two oth er prizes for original
b t j u ? .°P ,B the Jo h n M etager costum es were given for a quaker
° ° * located in th e Carl- farm er and Indian girl.
old
*cro88
s tre e t from
If you find out th a t som ething you
Mrxi
1 A »trtctly q u iet and
Htecr Plc* “> visit.
L aundry have no u/e for has "got your goat
12 try a w ant ad.
will close at 7 P. M.
By order of Town Council,
I). M. ROBERTS, Town Recorder.
have grown up side by side In the
grange, have worked to g eth er
to
bring about the splendid social and
educational conditions existing here,
th a t any of you should h esitate In go­
ing one step farth er and confer upon
woman th a t privilege, duty and hon-
I or of full citizenship.
|
except In tow ns In which th at dat<
was th e day of a reg u lar city elec­
tion. is void.
B rother Holmes for the National
grange In 1915, and wish to serve no­
tice th a t Oregon will he | n line, a /t er
California, for th e next trip to the
We wish to second the invitation of far weat.
c. E. SPENCE.