Columbia Heights
Rockwood
THERE IS ONLY
ONE RIGHT POLICY
Pleasant Home
A few m ild eases o f sm allp o x h as
Rev. T hom as R o binson, of F a ir-
Mr an d Mrs. K ennedy hav e re-
cau sed q u ite a s t i r In th is vicinity. view , v isited th e R ockw ood school
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q u ested
th e
re p o r te r to ex p ress
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School h as closed, an d th e m em b ers
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F ro m th e sta n d p o in t o f b u ild in g ,llro u Kh th is colum n th e ir sin cere
of th e g ra n g e did n o t hold th e ir re g ­
te n t in e th
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up o u r s ,a ,e a n J d ev elo p in g its bus- ,h ailk l* f° r tli«» d o n a tio n s left a t th e ir
u la r m e etin g on S a tu rd a y . T h e b a­
itlACA
a a n n d /I in
! n d u nut
iness
s trie s, fhoro
th e r e ia
is Vitilv
only door on T h a n k sg iv in g m o rn in g by
za a r, w hich w as to be h eld in th e hall lege, sp e n t S a tu rd a y
an d S u n d ay
w ork and re q u e s t of th e E p w o rth
j
one
rig
h
t
policy
to
p
u
rsu
e.
D ecem ber 13, has also been p o stp o n ­ w ith th e hom e folks.
L eague.
T h a t is fo r th e citizen a n d c o rp o r­
ed in d efln en tly . H ow ever, we be­
O ne day la s t w eek se v eral o f th e
T he R ich b ro th e rs hav e re n te d the
p u b lic officials to buy
liev e th a t th e tro u b le h a s been g ran g e lad ies m et an d gave th e h all a tio n s an d
H
offm
an and Jo h n so n h o u ses an d th e
! from th e hom e m e rc h a n t an d from
ch eck ed an d it has been e x a g g erated a good old fash io n ed clean in g .
tw o fam ilies
w ill ta k e possession
' th e h o m e m a n u fa c tu re r
no d o u b t, as su ch cases g en erally
soon.
A. G. S ch an tin h as p u rch ased th e
are. No new’ cases h av e been re
To fo rce th e r e ta ile r an d jo b b e r
old A. H. Bell place an d w as m oving
Mrs. J . A. S tevens, of P o rtla n d , Is
p o rte d th e last w eek.
a n d m a n u fa c tu re r to co m p ete w ith
his fam ily th e r e la s t w eek.
th e w hole w o rld is fre q u e n tly an ly a sp en d in g a few d ay s in P le a s a n t
M rs. H ow ard an d tw o little c h il­
Geo. L ee h as m oved to Mr. Zel­ su re -th in g p lan to d riv e th e m o u t of H om e.
d re n , w ho sp e n t se v e ra l m o n th s w ith
le
r's
old place fo r th e w in ter.
Mr. and Mrs W. F. S. S h in am an ,
business.
Mr. a n d Mrs. A. T rick y , le ft fo r Id a
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k D ickenson
E v e ry th in g p ossible th a t is n eed - ° f C ed ared g e, C olorado, a rriv e d S at-
ho to jo in h e r h u sb an d , who h as a po­
e n te rta in e d S u n d ay as follow s: Mrs. [ ed h e re a n d can be h ad a t a n y w h ere u rd ay to sp en d th e w in te r w ith th e ir
sitio n w ith th e ra ilro a d com pany.
a t fro m ; son, L. F. S h in am an a n d fam ily. T hey
Mrs. P e rk in s, of H u rlb u rt, sp en t L ed o ra D ickenson an d sons, H en ry n e a r th e p rice it is offered
la s t w eek w ith re la tiv e s in th e m e­ an d W illiam , Miss G ladys C ooper | o th e r so u rces sh o u ld be b o u g h t a t , 'e ft C olorado ju s t in tim e to escape
an d R u th S m ith , all of St. Jo h n s , hom e.
I th e big snow s to rm th a t covered th a t
tro p o lis.
F re q u e n tly th e h om e a rtic le is . sta te .
G u st P u re n w as in th e city fo r O regon, Mrs. M ary P itc h fo rd , of L a
L ast week saw th e a d d itio n of
se v e ra l days la st wee k Mr. P u re n is C en ter, W ash., Mr. an d Mrs. K. W. ch e a p e r in price an d th e q u a lity b et-
j som e new books to th e lib ra ry .
p la n n in g to go to A lask a e a rly in th e H arvey a n d son an d Mr. an d Mrs. | te r.
W. Cook an d so n s H aro ld an d F r a n ­
com ing sp rin g .
It is good b u sin ess policy, even
P re a c h in g serv ices o f th e M . E
cis,
an d E d w ard D ickenson, a ll of j th o u g h th e p rice is a little h ig h e r ch u rc h w ill be h eld n ext S unday at
It w as a sp len d id sp each , th e last
an d th e q u a lity n o t q u ite as p erfect 11 a. m.
m essage to co n g ress by o u r p resid en t. R ockw ood.
Mrs. D ickenson is g e ttin g alo n g as as th e " Im p o rte d " a rticle,
I t pro v es th a t we fa rm e rs have a
Mr. an d Mrs. H en ry T h le re r, of
frie n d w ho w ill use his tim e an d a b il­ well as could be ex p ected since h e r ' T hose w ho buy ab ro a d , w h e th e r it M a n h a tta n , K an sas, a re v ls itir g a t
be b u ild in g
m a te ria l, clo th in g o r
ity to b e tte r th e co n d itio n of th e o p e ratio n .
th e B ra m h a ll hom e. Mr. B ram h all
K en n a H arvey h as h is new ho u se IOO<*» a re » ° t w o rk in g fo r th e best
A m erican
fa rm e r.
W e p ray th a t
is also receiv in g a visit from his
in te re sts of th e co m m u n ity w h ere
W oodrow W ilson w ill hold his high n early co m p leted .
m o th e r from P o rtla n d .
th
ey
m
ak
e
a
living.
office a good w hile.
Mr. an d Mrs. W a lk e r Q u esin b erry
Mrs. Geo. B lack b u rn e n te rta in e d
A city co u n cil, sch o o l, co u n ty o r
Miss R uby R asm u ssen a n d Miss e n te rta in e d a t d in n e r T h u rsd a y th e
th e E m b ro id ery club la st T uesday.
,
,
.
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ta
te
official
w
ho
w
ill
s
p
lit
h
a
irs
an
d
Z im m erm an a t T ro u td a le , left
fo r Rev.
o m as
o n son,
o
a ir ,
lab o r-em p lo y in g , tax -p ay in g T he next m eetin g will be on th e reg u -
M onm outh on S unday.
view
bu sin ess go to th e w all is very sh o rt- ' a r ^ a ' e " l t h Mrs. M. M cL aughlin.
Mrs. L arssen , of T ro u td a le , Is re ­
T h e school b o ard h a s decid ed to 8 lg h ted .
T h e B ap tist m in iste r. Mr. L ucas.
ceiving c o n g ra tu la tio n s fro m a la rg e ch an g e th e ste p s a t th e sch o o lh o u se
T
h
e
h
o
m
e
m
erc
h
a
n
t
an
d
th
e
hom
e
w
ill
soon be located In th e S te v e n s’
ho st of frien d s h e re upon th e h o n o r In stead o f lead in g from each sid e of
b estow ed on h e r by th e peo p le of th e p o rch as th ey a re now th ey will in d u s try a re d eserv in g o f b e tte r p ro p erty .
Mrs. L aym an re tu rn e d S unday
th a t little city. We all w ish h e r a lead fro m th e fro n t o f th e porch and tr e a tm e n t, a n d th e ir success is sh a r-
from T ro u td a le w here sh e h as been
sp le n d id success, and may th e people a cem en t w alk w ill lead to th e g ate. ed by ev ery citizen .
T h is policy is th e rig h t policy and v isitin g h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. S u rb er.
of T ro u td a le profit by h e r counsel.
W ord h as been receiv ed h e re th a t is ad v o cated in O regon by H ie O re­
Mrs. B enfield an d d a g h u te r A nnie,
called on Mrs. G rah am n e a r T ro tu - Mr. an d M rs. O scar W alin , who a re gon M a n u fa c tu re r an d is p ro d u cin g
d ale a few days ago. Mrs. G rah am is v isitin g a t A sh lan d , W isconsin, will g re a te r p ro s p e rltv .-—tjo l. U. lie f e r ,
T h e O regon M a n u factu rer.
in p o o r h e a lth .
leav e fo r hom e th e te n th of th is
Mrs. H ale has gone to tow n to be
T h e discovery of co p er n e a r R o o st­ m o n th . No place lik e O regon.
w ith h e r m o th e r who is q u ite sick.
C onstipation Poisons You.
e r R ock, has caused som e ex cite­
If you a re c o n stip a te d , y o u r
G ran d p a R ussell w as a w eek-end
m ent. S everal carlo a d s of o re w ere
tire sy stem is poisoned by th e w aste v isito r w ith Mr. an d Mrs. N elson at
sh ip p ed to San F ra n c isc o la st week
m a tte r k e p t in th e body— se rio u s re- th e sto re.
an d it is said th a t it b eats all expec­
su its o ften follow . Use Dr. K in g 's
Good prices w ere got a t th e U n d e r­
ta tio n .
R u m o rs claim
th a t
Mr.
New L ife P ills and you w ill soon get wood sa le on S a tu rd a y . P, H.
S m ith has an offer of $500,000
rid of c o n stip a tio n , h ea d a c h e
and H oork w as au c tio n e e r.
Miss C o rn elia M arvin, s ta te lib ra ­ o th e r tro u b le s. 25c a t D ru g g ists o r
READY R E L IE F .
Ja m e s H illy ard , o u r road su p e rv i­
D octor— “ H av e you any ach es o r rian , s ta te s th a t fa rm in g lite r a tu r e is by m ail. H. E. B ucklen & Co., P h il­
so r, h as a n u m b e r of te a m s h a u lin g
p ain s th is m o rn in g ? ”
a d e lp h ia an d St. Louis.
g rav el from th e d ep o t to Jo h n so n
P a tie n t— “ Yes, d o c to r;
it h u rts in g re a t d em an d . T h e s ta te lib ra ry
me to b re a th e . In fact, th e only h as recen tly p u rc h a se d 4 0 a d d itio n a l
creek brid g e, an d Is a m uch needed
SI
MMONs.
tro u b le now seem s to be w ith
my
u n its to supply th e calls. She says: In th e C ircu it C o u rt of th e S ta te of im p rovem ent.
b re a th .”
Floyd H ale is back to school a fte r
D octor— “ All rig h t. I ’ll give vou
O regon fo r th e C ounty of M u ltn o ­
" H e re , fo r ex am p le, Is o n e th a t is
being a b se n t fo r n e a rly tw o m o n th s
so m e th in g th a t w ill sto p th a t .”
m ah.
---------------------------------------------------- —x in c o n sta n t d em an d . We have 40 of Ida A. S te w a rt, P lain tiff, vs. A aron A. w ith his b ro k en arm .
th em lo an ed o u t rig h t now. It is
Mr. and Mrs. W ald rip have bought
S te w a rt, D efen d an t.
‘F ir s t P rin cip les o f Soil F e rtility ,’ To A aron A. S te w a rt, th e above a rig fo r ta k in g th e m up an d dow n to
We h av e 4 0 copies o f 'F e e d s and
nam ed d e fe n d a n t.
school w here they a re ja n ito r s th is
In th e n am e of th e S ta te of O re season.
F e e d in g ’ in c o n sta n t use. W e have
gon,
you
a
re
h
ereb
y
re
q
u
ire
d
to
ap
h ad to c o n sta n tly se c u re ad d itio n a l p ear a n d a n sw e r th e co m p la in t filed
1 le p o ta to h a rv e s t is now o v er
copies o f ’Dry F a rm in g ’ to m eet th e a g a in s t you in th e above e n title d an d a fa ir crop Is re p o rte d all a ro u n d
d em an d . T h is series of books on ir ­ s u it a n d co u rt on o r b efo re Decern- an d fine p rices a re b eing o b tain ed
rig a tio n , d ra in a g e , fru it-g ro w in g in h er 12th, 1913, th a t b ein g th e d ate
Everything You Can Think Of!
a rid reg io n s, g ro w in g o f sm all fru its , fixed by th e c o u rt fo r you to a p p e a r
an d a n sw e r h erein an d b eing six
a re also w o n d erfu lly p o p u lar.
We w eeks from th e d a te of th e first p u b ­
Now being placed on Dis­
have som e a u th o rity select a s ta n ­ licatio n o f th e su m m o n s, a n d If you
play on our Counter.
d a rd book and th en we p u rc h a se 50 fall to a n sw e r w ith in su ch tim e, for
Mrs. F red W ag n er and Dan R ob­
of th is sta n d a rd fo r use, r a th e r th a n w ant th e re o f, th e p lain tiff w ill apply e rtso n a tte n d e d th e fu n e ra l of th e ir
to th e c o u rt fo r th e re lie f p ray ed for
have a la rg e v ariety of books on th e in h e r c o m p la in t; fo r a d ecree of nelce V era C am p at O regon City.
Easy to Select Present at
su b ject.
Mrs. G eorge B lack b u rn e n te r ta in ­
th is c o u rt d isso lv in g th e b o nds of
O u r Store.
“ W hen we had o u r tra v e lin g lib ra ­ m atrim o n y now e x istin g betw een th e ed th e e m b ro id ery clu b last T uesday
ries go in g in good sh a p e we discov­ p lain tiff a n d (h e d e fe n d a n t; leav e to a fte rn o o n .
resu m e h e r fo rm e r n am e of Id a A.
A Partial List
ered a new seed. T h e re w ere co n ­ H u n te r, on th e g ro u n d s of g ro ss h a b ­
L o n n ie R ad fo rd h as m oved to I.
U nbreakable D olls
s ta n t re q u e s ts fo r m a te ria l fo r d e­ itu a l d ru n k e n n e s s, c ru e l an d in h u ­ B. F o w le r's place.
Doll Heads
bates. If we can e n c o u ra g e th e m an tr e a tm e n t an d d e se rtio n , an d for
T he B ap tist A id society m et w ith
Toys o f all kinds
th in k in g and stu d y in g h a b it we a re such o th e r an d fu r th e r re lie f as to Mrs. N. G. H edln o n e day last week
Doll Tea Sets
, .
,
. . . .
i*>e c o u rt m ay seem ju s t and eq u it-
'
Mrs.
A nna
B onhum , of T y ler,
(loiiig good w ork and m ak in g good i ablo in th e prem ises,
Gam es of all kinds
Work Baskets
citizen s. We notified all o f th e
T h is su m m o n s Is p u b lish ed p u rsu - W a sh in g to n , is th e g u e st of Mrs.
Fancy Work Supplies
schools an d d e b a tin g so cieties In th e allt ,o an o rd e r of th e H o n o rab le T. J E lla S chneider.
Good selection of Dishes
Mrs. G eorge B lack b u rn will leave
s ta te th a t if th ey w ould d e b a te cer- - C leeto n , ju d g e of th e above e n title d
fan d k ereh iefs
c o u rt, m ad e o n O cto b er 2 9 th , 1913,
ex ten d e d
v isit to
School Supplies
tain q u e stio n s, we w ould secu re m a- , d irectin g th a t th e sam e be p u b lish ed F rid a y fo r an
Fountain Pen Ink
te ria l fo r th e se d e b ate s. We m ade up ¡once a week fo r six su ccessiv e w eeks Id ah o , M ichigan and N eb rask a.
Em pty Boxes for l*resen(s.
Mr. an d Mrs. R. A. H u tc h in s w ere
a list o f 25 q u e stio n s an d s u b m itte d in th e G resh am O u tlo o k , a n ew sp a­
CANDY IN IMIXES.
th is list. A lm ost w ith o u t ex ception p er of g e n e ra l c irc u la tio n , p rin ted P o rtla n d v isito rs on e days la s t week
and p u b lish ed a t G resh am , M u ltn o ­
th ey w ere g lad to accept o u r su g g e s­ m ah co u n ty , O regon.
tio n s. T h e b eau ty o f th e w hole D ate o f first p u b licatio n Oct 31, 1913.
th in g is th a t we select su b je c ts th a t D ate o f last p u b licatio n Dec. 12, 1913
M. c KING.
a re w o rth w hile in s te a d o f th e foolish
Mrs. B oughner
Powell St.
A tto rn ey fo r P lain ttff.
Mr. an d Mrs. W m. B eyers w ere
q u estio n s fo rm e rly d eb ated .
F irst S ta te B ank B ldg., G resh am Ore.
w eek-end v isito rs a t P o rtla n d ,
re ­
tu r n in g
S unday
a f te r
a tte n d in g
ch u rch a t th a t place.
Miss D ora M eyers, of L enta J u n c ­
tio n , v isited Mrs. J. R. D uncan and
Mrs. W illiam B eyers o ne day
last
w eek.
A lice J a c k , w ho h as been q u ite ill,
is ab le to up b u t w ill n o t a tte n d
school fo r som e tim e.
F re d C olborn is h elp in g G uy R ob­
e rtso n b u ild a house.
Nels Soli, w ho h a s been w o rk in g
fo r B. C. A llm an le ft S a tu rd a y for
W isconsin, w here he w as called on a c ­
c o u n t of th e se rio u s lilnesB of his
m o th er.
Mrs. G u st S taffenson and d a u g h te r,
H ild a, w ere v isito rs a t th e C arlson
hom e S unday.
Orient
FARMING BOOKS
ARE IN DENAND
NEW
CHRISTMAS
NOVELTIES
Cottrell
NOVELTY SHOP
Scenic
Haley
p er box;
peaches, 30-50c p er box;
p ears, $1-1.50 p e r box: g rap es, 60-
$1.50 p e r c ra te ; M alagas, $7.50 p er
T he L a d ie s' Aid society w ill have
k eg ; casab as, 2c p e r p o u n d ; c ra n ­
a sa le o f fancy an d u sefu l a rtic le s at
b erries, $8.50-11 p e r b a rre l.
th e B ap tist ch u rc h F rid a y evening,
D ecem ber 12, a t
7 :3 0 .
R e fre s h ­
Cured o f Liver C om plaint.
m en ts w ill be serv ed . All a re in v it­
" I w as su fferin g w ith liv e r com
ed to a tte n d .
p la in t,” say s Iv a S m ith of P o in t
B lank, T ex as," an d decided to try a
PORTLAND MARKETS.
25c box of C h a m b e rla in 's T a b lets,
(■rain. F lour, F eed, Etc.
and am happy to say th a t 1 am co m ­
W H E A T — T ra c k
prices:
C lub, p letely c u red an d can recom m end
81c: B lu estem , 9 1 tx c ; red R ussian, th em to ev ery one. F o r sa le by
79c; 40-fold, 82c.
G resham D rug Co. and all D ealers
M IL L S T U F F S — B ran , $22 per I
to n ; m id d lin g s, $31; sh o rts, $24;
ro lled b arley , $26.
FL O U R — P a te n n ts ,
$4.40 p e rl
b a rr e l; s tra ig h ts , $3.80; ex p o rts, j
P a u l H o e t z e l Prop.
$3.55-3.70; valley, $4 40; g ra h a m . ;
$4.30; w hole w heat, $4.50.
B A R L EY — $24 p e r ton.
CORN — W hole, $37;
c ra c k e d .!
$38 p e r ton.
OATS— No. 1, w hite, $26 p e r ton. '
HAY — E a ste rn O regon tim o th y ,
choice, $15-16; a lfa lfa , $13.
ON TIIE MARKET
Dairy anil Country Produce.
FRESH EVERY DAY
PO U LTRY — H ens,
14
c e n ts ;
sp rin g s, 15c! d u ck s, young. 12c;
turkeyB, live, 20c; d ressed , 25-26c. •
EGGS— O regon ra n c h , 41c.
B U T T E R — City cream ery , cubes,
34c; p rin ts. 35c.
C H E E S E — T rip le ts , 17 p er lb.;
D aisies, 17c p er lb .; young A m eri­
cas, 18c.
V EA L — F ancy, 13*4c p e r pound.
PO R K F ancy, 11c p er pound.
V egetables anil Fruits.
Mitin St.
O rc s lta m , O re.
ONIONS -O regon, $2.15 p e r sack.
PO TA TO ES— O regon, $1.10 p er
h u n d re d ; sw eet p o tato es, $2.00 per
h u n d re d .
V E G E T A B I.E S — C abbage, 1-1 t^ c
p er p o u n d ; cau liflow er, $1-1.25 p er
dozen; cu cu m b e rs, 4 0 -4 5c p er dozen;
eg g p la n t, 7c p er p o u n d ; head le ttu c e
Gresham, Oregon
$2-2.25 p er e ra te ; p ep p ers, 5-7c per I
p o u n d ; ra d ish e s, 1 0 -1 2c p e r dozen;
We Handle “ Only” the Best
to m ato es, $1.75 p e r box; g arlic,
12 t i c p er p o u n d ; sp ro u ts, 11c p er
“ GOVERNMENT INSPECTED“
p o u n d ; a rtic h o k e s , $1.50 p er dozen;
sq u ash , l t 4 c p er p o u n d ; p u m p k in s,
l l i c p e r p o u n d ; celery 50-75c p er
dozen.
(’. BINDER,
Proprietor
G R E E N F R U IT A pples, 6O-$2.25
City Bakery
Best Bread
Pies, Cakes,
and other
Pastry
SANITARY CASH MARKET
Main Street
MEATS
PUREST AND BEST - HOME RENDERED
LARD
5-lb. Pail,
10-lb. Pail,
70c
$1.35
You 11 need it for your Thanksgiving Cooking!
HOW ITT’S MARKET
POWELL STREET
H O L ID A Y
FARES
From A ll S tation s on th e
Oregon-Washington, Railroad & Navigation Co.
U N IO N
P A C IF IC
I SYSTEM
SALE DATES
Dec. 18 to 24
1913
FINAL
Return Limit
1914
Jan. 5th
All Points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho and Return
T h e First T im e in th e H istory o f th e N orth w est
T h a t lio liiln )
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N O TIC E,
In th e C irc u it C o u rt of th e S ta te of
O regon, fo r th e C o u n ty of M u ltn o ­
m ah.
In th e M a tte r of th e E s ta te of 8ven
A u g u st N y stro m , deceased.
N otice is h ereb y given th a t th e u n ­
d ersig n ed has been ap p o in te d a d m in ­
is tra trix o f th e e s ta te o f 8ven A ug­
ust N ystrom . deceased, by th e C ir­
c u it C o u rt of th e S ta te o f O regon, fo r
M u ltn o m ah C ounty, an d has q u a li­
fied
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gon, with proper vouchers and duly
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hereof.
Dated and first published Novem­
ber 21, 1912.
MINNIE NYSTROM,
Administratrix
WILLIAM A. CARTER. «02 Corbett
Bldg. Portland, Oregon, Attorney
for Administratrix.
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OUST LARSON
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