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GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
OREGON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1913
GRESHAM
GREAT HASTE generous gresham POMONA GRANGE
IS RESENTED
avES ™ ELY A,D
HEARS D E B A TE
ON RESOLUTIONS
“Ever at Your Service ’
Phone 701
$1.00 PER YEAR
MAN
WINS LAWSUIT
GRESHAM FOR
COUNTY SEAT
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T h e W om en'» H om e M issionary so-
R aleig h A dam s of G resh am was
SPR1N G D A LE, Dec. 15.
ciety of G resh am m ade an ap p e a l fo r!
v icto rio u s In a la w su it b efo re Ju d g e
PO RTLAN D. Dec, 17.— ( S p e c ia l) -
E d ito r G resh am O u tlo o k :— I w as a ssistan ce to th e needy an d a re « ra t-
K av an ag h last F rid a y
a n d was lf P o rtla n d a n d M u ltn o m ah co u n ty ,
should c o n so lid ate it
w ould likely
so m ew h at s u rp ris e d to see th e s ta te - ¡fled to say th a t th e resp o n ses have
aw ard ed a ju d g m e n t fo r }5000.
m
ean
th
a
t
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resh
am
w
ould
be m ade
been
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r
in
excess
of
all
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p
ectatio
n
s.
Tw o real e s ta te p ro m o ters, T. J.
m e n t In F rid a y ’s O u tlo o k th a t " a pe­
i th e co u n ty seat of a new county. Ac-
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as
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L eonard an d C. O. D onovan m ad e a I cord in g to th e e n a b lin g a c t passed a t
titio n w as filed y e sterd ay w ith "the
deal w ith him fo r his farm a t W hite the la st session of th e le g isla tu re a
co m m issio n ers by o w n ers of 265 and g re a t q u a n titie s of clo th in g an d
of good g o v ern m en t an d good law s;
S alm on, tra d in g th e re fo r a larg e vote w ill be ta k e n nex t N ovem ber to
A
a c re s of p ro p e rty a b u ttin g on th e p ro v isio ns have been s e n t in. T h e r e ­ e
also sta n d in g as sp o n so rs fo r th e
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tra c t of land in s o u th e rn C alifo rn ia. en a b le cities of 100,000
M u ltn o m ah C ounty G ran g e
people to
p roposed ro ad , etc. T h is u n d e r th e s u lt is a c re d it to th e s p irit of th e
in itia tiv e an d re fe re n d u m .
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hey show ed title s and a b s tra c t, but co n so lid ate w ith th e co u n ty in w hich
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h e a d in g “ H ard S u rface fo r P a rt of people.
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66 A i am e n d m e n t of th e In itia tiv e , th a t it proved th a t th e land w as still th e city is located, w hich ap p lies only
Tw o fam ilies h av e been co m p letely
B ase L in e,” th e p a rtie s w ho w ere
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E v en in g S ta r ............. ....... 259
fitted o u t w ith c lo th in g an d p ro v i­
| w ill re q u ire th e s ig n a tu re s of not ow ned by th e g o v ern m en t and th a t f to P o rtla n d an d M u ltn o m ah co u n ty .
c irc u la tin g th a t p etitio n m u st have sions. A q u a n tity of fr u its a n d j e l ­ •
F airview
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44 A | less th a n 15 p e r c en t o f th e leg al vo- th e pap ers w ere fo rg eries. S everal {The m a tte r will go on th e b allo t a u ­
G resh am
........ 75 A | te rs of th e s ta te to In itia te an d place o th e r perso n s w ere c a u g h t In th e to m atically n ext N ovem ber, an d if
been In a g re a t h u rry to g et th e p e ti­ lies w ere s e n t to th e old p eo p le's •
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sam e sw indle an d th e tw o p ro m o ters th is a m e n d m e n t to th e s ta te c o n sti­
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eu
ts
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tio n b efo re th e co m m issio n ers, as hom e a t S alem ; th e P o rtla n d In d u s ­
i It upon th e b allo t to be v oted upon
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M u ltn o m ah
68 A a t th e nex t g e n e ra l elec tio n th e r e ­ w ere a rre ste d an d given a tr ia l. One tu tio n is c a rrie d It w ill th e n be pos­
tr
ia
l
hom
e
received
a
larg
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th e y w ere a t my place a t a b o u t 4 :3 0
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of them was sen ten ced to a te rm In sible to in itia te a m e a su re to consodi-
P le a s a n t V alley .......... ..... » 45
th e b alan c e w ent to th e P o rtla n d d is­
a f te r .”
p. m. W ednesday . T hey re p re s e n t­
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th e pen but is o u t on bail. T h e o th e r {d ate th e city an d county.
R ockw ood
50 A
A ccord-
tr ib u tin g c e n te r to go w h ere m ost
T h e re so lu tio n w as o rig in a lly in-
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ed to m e th a t th e co u n ty w as to b ear needed.
R u ssellv ille ................... ....... 71 A ' tro d u ced in M arch b u t w as laid over O. D onovan, is now in th e co u n ty jail. ’ ing to th is act n one of th e te r rito ry
A
A
Bixty p er cen t o f th e ex p en ses, an d
Mr. A dam s found enough p ro p erty o u tsid e th e b o u n d a rie s of th e city
W oodlaw n .................... ........ 75
The
m issio n ary c o m m ittee o f !
n til J u n e a n d th e n to S ep tem b er
A ! u upon
th e p ro p e rty o w n ers fo rty p e r ce n t; G resh am co n sists of Mrs. C. M. Z im ­ A
re q u e st of W. H. H. D ufur, to satisfy his ju d g m e n t and has an could be m ade a p a r t of th e consoll-
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also th a t Mr. Yeon w as a t th e tim e, m erm an , Miss M abel T h o m as
932 A w ho In tro d u ced it, on a c c o u n t of be- a tta c h m e n t upon it, b u t he w ill be ! d ated city and co u n ty , b u t th e te r ri-
T o ta l.......................
an d
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u n ab le to get his farm back as it was i tory o u tsid e w ould e ith e r have to be
o u t w ith th e co u n ty en g in e e r to d e ­ Mrs. A nnie H evel.
i lng u n a b le to a tte n d th e J u n e ses­
vise a m eans o f e lim in a tin g th e p re s­
sold to an Innocent th ird p arty w ith ­ aiHHM .I Io Ihe u d jo in lllg co u n ties o r
sion. A t W oodlaw n in S ep tem b er,
e n t heavy g rad e. Also th a t th e ex­
in five days a fte r th e trad e. 'T h a t wa be form ed Into an In d ep en d en t co u n ­
,
. , s session
,
W ednesday
o f . r>
P o _ m ona It cam e up a n d w as ad o p r ted .
th e m eth o d th e tw o p ro m o ters took ty. So if P o rtla n d an d M u ltn o m ah
p en se w ould be m uch less th a n th e |
R. W. G ill w as th e first sp e a k e r
te n th o u s a n d d o lla rs p er m ile e s ti­
to
get m oney o u t of th e ir deals.
county a re m erged th e r e w ould be
IW nilDTDIAI CI A f AW *ral‘8e
ROCkWOOd * a8 the be” 1,1 in opp o sitio n to th e re so lu tio n who
m ated fo r th e h a rd su rfa c in g of th e
en o u g h te r rito ry e a st of P o rtla n d
llw U K lK lA L jL u v jA ll every w ay o f any sessio n th a t has opposed th e m easu re as o ne th a t
B ase L ine w est of th e S andy riv e r
out of w hich to ere c t a new county
w ould be too d ra s tic , u rg u in g th a t it
been held fo r n early tw o years.
M uch of th is 1 th in k w ill be found
w ith G resham as th e county seat.
T h e a tte n d a n c e d u rin g th e day and w ould be im p o ssib le fo r th e g ra n g e
u n tr u th . H ow ever, I sig n ed th e p e ­
G
resham could d em an d and collect a
In c id e n ta l to th e ex pected a u to m o -
o r any In d iv id u al to in itia te a m eas­
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ev en in g w as m o re th a n 300, th e ses-
titio
n . _____
Since th
e n I h __
av e ______
lo oked in- !
p o rtion of th e m oney th a t h as been
u
re
except
a
t
excessive
cost.
tn tlir mailt i- to som e e x te n t, an d th e I blle fa c ,o r>' alld can n in g e sta b lish - glon
fro m 10 o'clock in the
sp en t In th e e re ctio n of th e >1,000,-
B u t th e w ords th a t a lm o st p re ­
co n clu sio n is th is :
I t w ould be îo lly | m en t in G resh am th e fo llo w in g is
000 c o u rt house. S ince th e a c t has
.m o rn in g u n til 9 :3 0 In th e evening.
c ip ita te d a d isplay of fo ren sic fire-
,
,, .
C h eerin g in fo rm a tio n com es from been ex p lained th e re is n o t q u ite so
fo r th is s trip of ro ad from th e n o rth a p p ro p ria te a s an ex p ressio n o f an
B esides th e la rg e re p re se n ta tio n w o rk s w ere said by W. A. Y oung
end of th e u p p e r S andy b rid g e to id ea th a t is fast g a in in g g ro u n d :
m uch e n th u sia sm fo r th e m easu re,
from M u ltn o m ah co u n ty g ran g es who re fe rre d to Mr. D u fu r as a cor- W ash in g to n th a t p a tro n s an d m ana-
C h a n tic le e r to be h a rd su rfa c e d u n ­
"B ack o f th e p rin cip les, a w id er
p o ra tio n a tto rn e y , s e e k in g to place g ers of co u n ty , local an d c irc u la tin g yet it may be b ro u g h t a b o u t in a b o u t
th e re w ere v isito rs fro m F o re st
d e r p re se n t co n d itio n s. In th e first
lh s u rm o u n ta b le s in th e way of ev- j lib ra rie s will profit by th e e a rly ad- fo u r years.
use of O regon goods, lies th e d e e p e r
place, th e g ra d e is too ste e p fo r h o rs- I
Q rovei V an co u v er, M ilw aukie an d OS­ ery o n e a n d everybody except th e big m ission of books to th e p arcel post.
C o n sid erab le p ro g re ss h as been
es to s ta n d up o n ; w ith o u t a load and p roblem o f se c u rin g a la r g e r a n d wego. Mrs. O rla B u x to n , w ife of
In te re sts.
P o stm a ste r-G e n e ra l B u rleso n fav o rs
m ade to w ard th e co n stru c tio n of a
th e re fo re , w ould
be u seless fo r a m ore v aried a s s o rtm e n t o f m ad e-in - p a st g^a j e M aster B uxton, w as a
Mr. D u fu r re se n te d th is s ta te m e n t ; such adm ission an d it is u n d ersto o d m acadam road from Sandy to P le a s­
team w ith a lo ad
to pull. It w ould O regon a rtic le s,
said ( o lonel E. p a rtic ip a n t in th e p ro g ra m an d de-
in vig o ro u s lan g u ag e an d d efen d ed th a t th e ap p ro v a l of th e In te rs ta te a n t Home. A ccording to th e la te s t
be a fine th in g fo r th e a u to m o b ile H ofer, In a d d re s sin g th e class in ec- ijvered a h e lp fu l a d d re ss on “ Worn-
his m ea su re in a way th a t show ed C om m erce com m ission may give e f­ re p o rts a b o u t >2000 had been p led g ­
sp e e d e rs an d th a t is th e m ost th a t onom ics at th e O regon A g ric u ltu ra l a n -„ w o r k .”
his risin g w rath . E u g en e P a lm e r fect to an o rd e r of th e poBtofflce d e ­ ed to w ard th e c o n stru c tio n of tills
can be said of su ch a ro ad . I w ould (College. Mr. H o fer had ju s t been
G eorge P. L arso n a n d C. H. F a lk
p o u red oil on th e tro u b le d w aters p a rtm e n t e x te n d in g th e purcel post road besides th e >1000 pledged by E.
say, le t th e B ase L ine first be im- in tro d u ced to
th e
class by D ean from V an co u v er w ere th e r e in th e
pro v ed from M o n tav illa to its p resen t | B exell, h ead of th e co m m ercial d e- j intere(!ls o f th e fa ir a t V ancouver, by a very te m p e ra te speech, an d on serv ice as in d icated . T h is w as th e H. W em m e, of P o rtla n d , and th e sp e­
m otion th e m a tte r w as m ade a spec- : o rig in a l plan of th e parcel post bill cial tax es levied. T h is road will fo l­
te rm in u s a t th e M elrose farm . And p a rtm e n t, as “ a m an w ith id eas w ith ;
P a rso n b ein g th e se c re ta ry and
ial o rd e r fo r th e n ext session a t 2 [ as fram ed by J o n a th a n B o u rn e, b u t low th e bluff ab ove S andy riv e r an d
if Mr. Yeon w a n ts to do th e e a st end which every b o d y doesn t ag ree.
m a n a g e r fo r th e com ing y ear,
o 'clock in th e a fte rn o o n , w hen th e because of th e vig o ro u s p ro te s t of will be a t once on e o f th e scenic roads
of th e co u n ty a re a l benefit, le t th e
' es, 8aid lie, 1 believe in th e
an n o u n ced th a t th e fa ir w ould
firew orks a re expected to illu m in e p rin te rs who had been led to believe of th e s ta te .
B ase L ine be o pen ed d ire c t from Mel- w idest p ossible use of m ad e-in -O re- b ro ad en its scope an d w ould h e reaf-
th e g ra n g e a tm o sp h e re in a re m a rk ­ th a t th e ir In te re sts w ould suffer, th is
S andy people a re ag a in prom ised
rose fa rm to th e S andy riv e r, put in K°n p ro d u cts, an d I co n sid er it my I (e r bp know n as th e In te r s ta te fa ir,
provision
w as e lim in a te d
lest it
ab le m an n er.
a railw ay
from
B oring along th e
a high b rid g e a t th a t p o in t acro ss th e m ission to try
to aid in b rin g in g an d tb a t
w ould reach o u t fo r ex-
m ig h t e n d a n g e r th e w hole bill.
co u n ty ro ad . T h e In d u s tria l D evel­
S andy, a n d c o n tin u e th e ro ad d ire c t; a b o u t O regon
fa c to rie s to su p p ly pipjtg jn t0 O regon an d especially
G am e M easu re K illed.
So fa r as O regon Is co n cern ed , li­
o p m en t com pany su b m itte d u p ro p o ­
o r as n e a r as possible alo n g th e th ese p ro d u cts. Too m any of o u r ' am o n g th e g ra n g e s of E a ste rn M ult-
T h e re so lu tio n , a sk in g fo r an b ra rie s will be m ost affected by th e
sitio n to th e S andy C om m ercial club
B ase L ine to th e p re se n t level g ra d e raw m a te ria ls a re se n t o u t of th e j noBnabi
a m e n d m e n t ot th e gam e law s, p e r­ ad m issio n of books to th e p arcel post
betw een sectio n 32 on th e n o rth an d 8 ,a te to be m a n u fa c tu re d in to fin­
A new id ea in se c u rin g ex h ib its m ittin g of th e sale o f gam e in the T he O regon L ib rary com m ission has la st T h u rsd a y n ig h t w hich w as a c ­
cepted, th a t th e clu b Indorse th e a p ­
five on th e so u th sid e of th e line. By ish ed p ro d u c ts an d re tu rn e d to us from g ra n g e s Is ad v an ced in
th e public m a rk e ts and to p re v e n t h u n t­ sev eral sm all
lib ra rie s
w hich it
A ccord­
su ch an
im p ro v em en t, P o rtla n d fo r o u r use. T h ese w indow sa sh e s plan to pay fo r th em in a d d itio n to ing w ith dogs, w as k illed a f te r a sen d s to ru ra l d is tric ts of th e s ta te , p licatio n of th e com pany.
ingly th e club s e n t d e le g a te s to th e
w ould be benefited. G resh am w ould and d o o rs w ere grow n in O regon fo r­ th e p rem iu m s th e y m ay win.
speech by It. W. G ill, w ho opposed now sen d in g th em by express. T he
be g re a tly benefited by a m o re d ire c t ests, se n t to S ears & R oebuck, w h ere
It w as a n n o u n ced th a t th e ex h i­ it. T h e m e a su re w as in tro d u c e d by ex p ress serv ice Is n o t only expensive C lack am as c o u rt and m ade it plain to
road from e a st of th e S andy, an d th e they w ere m a n u fa c tu re d , th e n re ­ b its w ill be p aid fo r on th e d istan ce th e M a ste rs’ an d L e c tu re rs ’ a sso rts- but is u n sa tisfa c to ry because It does th e co m m issio n ers th a t they a p p ro v ­
ed of th is fra n c h ise and w anted th e
w hole c o u n try e a s t of th e Sandy tu rn e d an d p u t in to th is b u ild in g
sy stem o f o n e d o lla r p er m ile, th e tion.
not ex ten d to rem o te sections.
road. I t w ill be a new c a r line and
1 he ten d en cy
now in p o litical m oney j o go to th e p erson d e slg n at-
w ould have a m uch im proved o u tle t,
E ven in g S ta r g ra n g e m em b ers to
W ith books a d m itte d to th e p a rre l
b o th to P o rtla n d an d G resh am , and econom y is to lo c a te fac to rie s close ed by th e g ra n g e as su p e rin te n d e n t th e n u m b e r of m ore th a n 50, re p re ­ post a pack ag e of 20 p o u n d s could be th e m otive pow er w ill be e le c tric -g a s­
to T ro u td a le an d F airv iew as well. to th e raw m a te ria l, r a th e r th a n in of th e e x h ib it. T h re e e n try tic k e ts se n tin g all th e officers an d th e de­ s e n t 150 m iles, a ir line, fo r 24 cents. oline, so m eth in g new In th e railw ays.
T h e re a re m an y I a d d ltio n a l wUI be a llo wed.
I h av e said “ e a st of th é S andy, b u t th e la rg e cities.
g ree team , c o n ferred th e th ird and By fo rw a rd in g th e books fro m one
I w as g ratified on receiv in g th e
T ra n s p o rta tio n
A propoB lt,on to b av e th e memberB
th is p o rtio n is b o th east an d n o rth . reaso n s fo r th is.
fo u rth d e g rees on fo u r c a n d id a te s location to a n o th e r,
th e d is ta n c e O uelook fo r th is week to Bee th a t th e
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h
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rg
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s
a
re
lessen
ed
,
an
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w
hen
th
e
I w ould say to th e fa rm e rs of th is
of all g ra n g e s m eet w ith th e C lark for R ockw ood g ra n g e an d gav e an w ould n e v er exceed
th e 150-m lle e d ito r Mr. St. C la ir was g en ero u s
p ro d u cts
a re
co n su m ed co u n ty P o m o n a on one day of th e In-
n e ig h b o rh o o d , Go slow on sig n in g finished
ex h ib itio n of th e h a rv e s t m arch es | ra
I te , an exceedingly low ch a rg e , es­ en o u g h to give cre d it publicly to E.
th is p e titio n fo r h av in g th e p re se n t n e a r th e fac to rie s th e se c h a rg e s a re te r s ta te fa ir w hich s h a ll be know n as and fancy d rills.
pecially w here th e tr a n s p o rta tio n Is L. T h o rp e fo r h is fine w ork on th is
ro ad h a rd su rfa c e d from th e Sandy saved. S . ites fo r lo , catio n o f fa c to , r-
. {g ra n g e d ay , was fa v o rab ly received
T w o good m eals, such as R ock- all o r in p a rt o v e r a s ta g e line,
special ed itio n of th e p ap er. It Is an
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b rid g e to C h a n tic le e r. B ut le t us ies a re c h e a p e r an d m o re c o m m o d i-1 an d acted upon. —
T h ere w ill pro b ably wood g ra n g e know s how to provide,
A pplication of parcel post ra te s to ed itio n th a t ra n k s very high In p o in t
ous
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ild
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te
ria
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is
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hav e th e high b rid g e acro ss th e S an ­
be a larg e a tte n d a n c e , as th e Pom ona w ere serv ed to m ore th a n 300 per- books also will be of g re a t benefit to of th e m a tte r, a p p e a ra n c e , sty le of
In te re s t on th e In v e s t­
dy on th e Base L ine d ire c t, an d th e re p le n tifu l.
sessio n th e r e la sts tw o d ay s an d has song and a aplendid p ro g ra m was ru ra l p a tro n s of local lib ra rie s. T he co m p o sitio n , and th e g en eral m ak e
w ill be re a l la s tin g im p ro v em en t fo r m en t, tax es an d co st o f re p a irs a re I a la rg e m em b ersh ip
given a t th e close of th e fifth d eg ree p re se n t ra te on books is on e c e n t fo r up of th e paper.
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E ast M ultnom ah. H. W. CANZLEH lig h te r th a n on th e city p lan ts. L a b o r i
w ith w hich 29 c a n d id a te s w ere i n - ' each tw o o unces, o r 8 c en ts a pound,
It p u lsates.
is m o re p le n tifu l a n d la b o r co n d i­
V erb al F ire w o rk s.
vested.
T he p arcel po st r a te on ru r a l ro u te s
T
h e re is actio n an d m ovem ent on
A few e x tra copies o f th e h o lid ay tio n s m o re p le a s a n t an d sa n ita ry .
A p y ro tech n ic o u tb u r s t was
al-
T h e next session will be held a t is 6 c en ts fo r th e first pound and every page.
issu e a re yet to be h ad fo r m ailin g . T h e re is h a rd ly a co u n ty in O regon j m ost im m in e n t in th e d e b a te th a t
R u ssellv ille in M arch.
¡one c e n t fo r each a d d itio n a l
tw o
W ith o u t q u estio n It w as one of th e
F iv e c en ts a copy, p o stag e paid.
th a t could n o t p ro fitab ly e sta b lish follow ed a m otion to re c o n sid e r a
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pounds. By a rra n g e m e n t w ith th e ab lest p u b licatio n s o f th e so rt issued
one o r m o re m a n u fa c tu rin g p la n ts.
reso lu tio n ad o p ted
by th e g ran g e
AND THE FISH
j lib ra ria n , a
fam ily
could o b ta in from a c o u n try n e w sp ap er office in
L en ts G ran g e E lects Officers.
" O u r reso u rces a re v aried en o u g h a t th e W oodlaw n sessio n last Sep-
ALL
GOT
AWAY
th re e o r fo u r books at one tim e, th u s th is s ta te th e p re s e n t year. It
Is
A t th e a n n u a l m eetin g of L en ts to su p p ly all o u r n eed s
A lread y we tem b er. T h e re s o lu tio n
re a d s as
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i m aking th e p o stag e c h a rg e inconsld- highly c re d ita b le to th e e d ito r an d
g ra n g e S a tu rd a y th e follo w in g offi­ a re p ro d u cin g a little of m ost every- follow s:
G eorge S hirley an d W H H arm o n I prab[p
th e m an who w ro te th e m a tte r. Of
c ers w ere e le c te d :
m a s te r, T. J. th in g th a t we e a t o r w ear. Som e of
' W h ereas: T h e in itia tiv e , on ac- m ade a trip to th e u p p e r S andy a fte r
E v er sin ce th e ad o p tio n of th e par- course, th o se of us in P o rtla n d w ho
K re u d e r, re -e le c te d ; o v erseer, W. A. o u r fac to rie s a re w o n d erfu lly sue- co u n t of th e low ra te o f p e rc e n ta g e salm on, w hich cam e n e a r en d in g pp|
| aw ,.fl'oi-tBk have" be' n
'
aVe een on have know n T h o rp e a re in no way
G ovund; le c tu re r, M aud K. D a rn a ll; cessfully. Such a re th e w oolen m ills, re q u ire d to in itia te a m e a s u re — it J d isa stro u sly . T hey s tru c k th e riv e r
to have books a d m itte d to th e su rp rise d a t th e h ig h c h a ra c te r of th e
ste w a rd , Ja c o b
N elso n ;
a ss ista n t p a p er m ills, ch eese facto rie s an d a being 8 p e r c e n t— is o fte n ta k e n ad- above th e R evenue b rid g e, am o n g th e
list of a rtic le s m ailab le u n d e r th e sto rie s and w ritte n p a rt. We w ould
ste w a rd , A. F M iller; ch a p la in , Mrs. n u m b e r of co -o p erativ e can n in g fac- v a n ta g e o f by d esig n in g p erso n s to la b y rin th o f deep gorges. W hile
low rates.
n a tu ra lly expect him
to do h ig h -
J e n n ie M iller; tr e a s u re r . Id a F a h ­ to ries.
In itia te p et m e a su re s o f th e ir own clim bing a ro u n d a rocky cliff H a r­
T h e chief difficulty h as been to g ra d e w ork. H e c a n ’t very well do
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d
le r ; se c re ta ry , M rs W. L. H o tch ­
th a t a re b o th useless an d c u m b e r­ mon slipped in to a b o tto m le ss pool,
draw a d is tin c tio n betw een books o th erw ise.
k iss; g a te k e e p e r, L. B la n fa u s; C eres an d m any m o re e sta b lish e d in m any som e to th e b allo t, m islead in g and and S hirley had to h a u l him o u t w ith
and p a m p h lets a n d to leave c irc u la rs
p
a
rts
of
O
reg
o
n
,
I
believe
so
firm
ly
S te lla H e n d e rso n ;
P om ona.
D ora
co n fu sin g to th e v o ter, an d
a 20-foot sap lin g . No
fish
w ere i th e p re s e n t ra te of one c en t fo r each
St. J o h n s ' council has voted to p u r­
S m ith ; F lo ra , M u rrel S m ith ; a s s is t­ th a t I have Issued a call fo r m a n u ­
“ W h e re a s :
T h e g ra n g e s o f th is c a u g h t on th is tr ip .— T h e O regon
¡tw o ounces, re g a rd le ss of d istan ce, ch ase a >10,000 ch em ical fire e n g in e
facturers and otlisra u> m eet a t C o r­ s ta te a re a n d have been ad v o cates S portsm an.
a n t ste w a rd , Mrs. J , A tk in s
I and to avoid th e a p p a re n t in co n sis­ one w ith hose an d pum p a tta c h m e n ts.
v allis J a n u a r y
14-15
to co n sid e r
tency of giving books th e old r a te of It h as n o t been decided w h e th e r th e
th ese q u estio n s. A la rg e n u m b e r < -x -x -;-x -x -« -x --> -x ->
LAFFERTY SECURES
-:-x -x -:-x *< --:":-:—x —c—x--:- 8 c en ts a pound re g a rd le ss o f d is­ m oney will be ra ise d th ro u g h th e sa le
♦
DESERVED PENSIONS have a lre a d y a ssu re d m e th a t th ey
tan ce, w h ereas th e e ig h th so n e ra te of bonds o r by special ta x atio n . St.
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w ill a tte n d , an d it is n o t to o m uch
u n d e r th e p arcel post la 12 c e n ts a Jo h n s ow es ab o u t >76,000 now , b u t
W A SHIN GTO N. D. C.. Dec 1 6 - ¡ ,o hope tb a t we have reach ed th e
th e a v e ra g e m an th e r e Is n o t co n ­
pound.
:
ifTertv h as p ro cu red time when d iscu ssio n s an d a d d re s se s ' ’
ce
rn e d , as he expects to lu m p th e b u r­
S e n a to r B o u rn e th o u g h t he had
fa v o ra b le c o m m ittee re p o rts sin ce th e s h a l, glve way t0 a c , (on ••
the m ost p ra c tic a l so lu tio n o f th is den on to P o rtla n d w hen St. J o h n s la
b e g in n in g of th e p re s e n t re g u la r s e s - 1
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difficulty by co m b in in g th e th ird annex ed to P o rtla n d . T hey c o u n t on
fiion of co n g ress D ecem ber 1 on his
ART! TTWffifl ft A T.T.
(p rin te d
m a tte r 1 class a n d th e a n n e x a tio n com ing som e tim e, and
b ills g ra n tin g pen sio n s to th e follow -
YEJLH'S EVE
fo
u
rth
class,
In th e p arcel post, giv- hence why sh o u ld th ey w orry, a b o u t
ing perso n s of P o rtla n d : R o b ert D
A g p n u ln e h a rd , llneg d a nce. w ith
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rs
a ra te of one c e n t p er a few h u n d re d th o u s a n d s In bonds.
R ecto r. 1100 Pow ell \ alley ro ad , >40 tw o cash p rizes as an In d u cem en t to
L. H. W ELLS.
ounce.
I
t
Is
not know n how P o st­
p er m o n th ; E d w ard D. H a m ilto n . 14 „ e a r y o u r w o rst clo th es, w ill be glv-
m a ste r B u rleso n
has
w o rk ed th e
F re m o n t s tre e t. >40 p e r m o n th ; i e n a , th e C o m m ercial C lub h all
W hen you w ant to know w h at to
m a tte r o u t, b u t it Is u n d e rsto o d th a t
S am uel W. M cLean. 6821, 51st ave- G resh am , on New Y ear's eve
The
select fo r
s p p r o p rla te
C h ristm a s
he has su b m itte d a p lan to th e I n t e r ­ p re se n t Just look o v er th e ads In th e
n u e . S E , >24 p er m o n th ; a n d Mrs g en tIem an w ho BUBta ln s th e
b est
s
ta
te
C
om
m
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com
m
ission,
w
hose
4J
Come
and
enjoy
a
Christmas
Eve
dance
in
thia
fine,
O utlook. T hey w ill h elp you.
N ancy E. T ate, 1523 O atm an s t r e e t.j c b a ra c te r o f h a rd
lu ck
w ill g e t
ap p ro v al Is re q u ire d by law before
M rs R ebecca C raw fo rd , 1915 E ast , 2 50; th e la d y , g l so
T h e re w ,„
hall with new floor.
"I a in 't losing my fa ith in h u m an
an ex ten sio n o f th e p arcel p o st can
E v e re tt s tre e t, an d M rs M ary E be good m a n a g e m e n t an d a good
n a tu r e ,” said U ncle E ben, “ b u t 1
Music by Latourell’s Popular Orchestra. E. E. Heslin
be effective
D ager. 194 12th s tre e t, each >12 p er tim e. A„ a re w elcom e
c o m e an d
k a ln 't help n o tic in ' d a t d e re ’a a liu s
Floor Manager.
mo' sh tlc le s a d v e rtise d L o st' dan
m onth.
P ension b ills fav o rab ly re- d an ce th e oid y e a r o u t an d th e new
Time Extended.
d a r Is Found.’ ”
None allowed on floor without a mask.
Masks off after
p o rte d by th e c o m m ittee a re passed y e a r , n t0 th e
fo u r. ptece un io n
An extension of 10 d ay s w ill be
11 o'clock.
by th e H ouse and S en ate as a m a tte r o rc h e s tra e v e r h e re
D ancing > :» 0
A new class In fu n d a m e n ta l m usic
given on su b sc rip tio n s to tb s W eek ­
of course, and th e b ills above m en- t0 ,
T | ck eta.
>1.00; g en tlem en
Prizes 2.50 lor each of the two best sustained characters,
ly
O reg o n ian a t b a rg a in ra te s
T he tr a in in g w ill form S a tu rd a y , D ecem ­
tio n ed w ill be finally passed in th e s p e c ta to rs 2$
c e n ta ;
lad les free,
lady and gentleman.
price fo r It and th e O utlook In com ­ ber 27. 1911. T hose d ealrin g to e n ­
n e a r fu tu re .
S u p p er a t th e C ongdon.
17
Chicken Supper served in the building, plates 50c.
b in atio n fo r o ne y e a r la >1.75. T h is te r please see m e b efo re D ecem ber
MISS F L O R E N C E M HONEY.
offer will p ositively close on J a n . 1. 22.
pleasant vallet b a p t i s t
MADE IN OREGON
PARCEL POST LAW
FAVORS BOOK SALES
G rand Mask Ball
City Hall Fairview
I
Christmas Eve, Dec. 2 4
A Laurel
church Sunday School at 14 a
m .
preach:n« at l i a. m Toung Peoples housekeeper
keeper
m eeting 1.14. preaching at 7 >0 p. m . . .
Rev Mr Hoy Pastor
Range would suit the
for a Christmas pres
At Sterling A Kidder's.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
Lowden Tubular cow stanchions
Weekly Oregonlon subscription of­
are bare. Sterling A Kidder's,
fer extended.