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U R IN H A N
TW O
O U TLO O K
McArthur Nails Campaign Lie
Sheriff Word la receivin g the com
m en d a tio n ) o f th o se who b elieve in
TW ICE A W EEK
law en forcem en t for his efforts In be K E P I.IES TO FALSEHO OD PI B-
P ublished every T uesday and Friday half o f decency and sob riety.
His
I.ISIIEI»
BY
L A F F E R T Y ’S
at Gre«ham, Oregon.
M ANAGER.
recent cru sad es In Gresham are to
II L ST. ( ’LAIIt. E ditor and P u b l’r. h is cred it as are officers sw orn to up
A grees to W ithdraw from B are for
hold ex istin g law s In the face o f ad
Conttrees if M errick Can Pro»«
Our Sulwcriptton
verse criticism during a erltlcal per
R ailroad P ass Story.
ItateM
o n e year, 11.50,
iod o f his official career.
eix m onth , 75 eta;
C ite s O fficial F iles of S tate Coin-
th r ee m o n th ’s t ii» l
m ission.
T he best b u sin ess men in the sta te
G resham
O utlook
su b scrip tio n , 60c.
▲ d v ertlsin r
say th at the passage o f the “ Water
F ro n t“ b ills w ould cripple th e d e
velop m en t of fu tu re m an u factu rin g
In O regon.
H a le s re ttM o n a b le
b u r r e p r e s e n t a t iv e
w i l l c a ll.
P h o n e 701
•T h e L in o t y p e
W a y is th e W a y
t h a t W in e . ”
Official paper of
G resham , Oregon.
Official paper of
F airview , Oregon.
th e
Town
th e
Town
T he S tate In d u strial C om m ission
has settled
4 64 cla im s in th ree
m onths.
In all 1124 claim s w ere
of
filed th e first th ree m onths and the
of claim industry ts grow ing.
C ongressm an
Lafferty
returned
Entered as seco n d -cla ss m atter
Mari-h 3, 1911, at th e Postoffice at from W ashington on Sunday and w ill
G n sham , O regon, under the Act of cam paign the cou n ty betw een now I
March 3, 1879.
and electio n day.
(¿It ES SOCIALISM CREDIT.
Special to Candidates WANTS
O v /v /v J
V O T E S on Each $5
C o u p o n S o ld B e f o r e
Six O ’clock, Monday, Oct. 26
Go Over these Prices - DOUBLE V O T E S will be given
on T hursday, Friday and Saturday on the Following
Our Fresh Roasted Coffees
25c, jOc, 35c and 40^
Fresh Roasted Peanuts,lb. /5 c
Ginger Snaps
10c
New Crop California Wal
nuts, 2 lbs. for
45c
Mrs. Porter's 8 oz Salad
Dressing
20c
French Imported Olive
Oil
25c, 5 0 c and 9 0 c
Minced Clams, 3 for
25c
Pineapple, can
Hershey’s Cocoa
Chicken Tamale
Oranges, dozen
Royal Savon Soap, 8 bars
Electric Spark Soap,6 for
15c
10c
10c
25c
25c
25c
Will not shrink woolens.
20 ONLY
5-piece Aluminum
Kitchen Sets and Racks
Special Only $1.25
T he leg isla tio n Industry as repre
sen ted by abuse o f the in itia tiv e and
A la te num ber of th e M etropolitan referendum is liab le to have hard
m agazin e g iv es the so cia lists o f Eu sled d in g N ovem ber 3d.
rope con sid erab le cred it for being
T he d efea t of all radical b ills on
loyal to their country In the present
the b allot w ill be an In vitation to
Granite-ware Departm ent, Largest A ssortm ent in Gresham.
crisis. Il suys lliat no o n e w ill ever capital and In vestm en ts in O regon.
<'. N. M cA R T H l'R .
< are again to upbraid th e so cia lists
R epublican
N om in ee for
T he C alifornia-O regon P ow er Co. R egu lar
for a lack o f m anhood or patriotism .
C ongress.
Is m aking a » 3 0 ,0 0 0 Im provem ent
In the great dram a now being en
near G lendale.
T o th e P eop le o f th e T hird Oregon
acted It would be stra n g e If any par
Phone 831
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D is tr ic t:
ty or creed would fail to rally to Its
T h e O regon Trunk railroad m oved [ T he O regonian o f S eptem ber 16th
nation al colors. None of uh ever be 210 ca rs sh eep o u t o f the Bend coun- j co n ta in ed a paid ad vertisem en t by
Mr. R. L. M errick, cam paign m ana-
lieved that such a war would ever try this year.
g er for Mr. Lafferty, indep en d en t
happen, and yet we see it In all Its
can d id ate for C ongress, in w hich the
horror.
T he so cia lists have never
Scio Is to have a » 1 0 ,0 0 0 h otel this fo llo w in g sta tem en t was m ade:
“ Last year C. N. M cArthur trav
cou n selled war; rather th ey have fall.
eled over th e line« o f th e Southern
been en d eavorin g to effect a peaceful
Pacific C om pany on a free pass, and
L is t o f lx * t e r s .
revolu tion , but when danger m enaces
O 1IT U T I
is now receiv in g th e support o f the
IM V 1 A 1 C 1
I hey are ready to respond to th e call
R em ain in g letters uncalled for la railroad and o th er corp oration s in -----------------------—
H. a . OTT
for help which sh ow s th at th e danger the G resham postofllce for w eek en d his race for C o n g ress.’’
W . J. OTT
JOHN BROW N
T he sta tem en t rela tive to my trav
to he feared from th e so cia lists has ing O ctober 18th, 19 1 4 :
IM IO B X X C I
L etters— J.
O. K izer C ream ery, elin g on a pass Is fa lse— a w illfu l
been over estim a ted .
cam p aign lie, printed for the pur
R
ep
resen
tin
g on ly R E L IA B L E IN-
W.
W.
R
odgers,
H.
L
ohm
an,
Jas.
To-
We
of
A m erica h ave our lee-
DHTM T1
pose o f p reju d icin g th e people of
SURANCE COMPANIES
pot Isms to vanquish and If they can blnson, C. R. K lein , Chas. Schum an, th is d istrict a g a in st me.
OREGON
GRESHAM
Section
6923
of L ord’s Oregon I
he overth row n w ith ou t resort to w ar R. H. Joh n son , I). W. G ilbert, H. F.
Q reih a m , O r«fon
P k o a a 5IS
law s provides th at a record of all
I y any party the people w ill turn to L lllen th o n , D. A nderson, B rita A n p asses m ust he filed w ith the State
derson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H
om
er
C
ecil,
P H O N E S :— Office 517 R en ld en ce 51x
that party for aid, and If It Is to be
R ailroad C om m ission, and know ing 1
socialism they w ill tak e up a clearer C alvert W oodw ard, May B ead , N el th is I addressed a letter of inquiry to
J. E. CLAN A HAN
R. G. MOHS
J
a
m
e
s
E
lk
m
g
t
o
n
view o f the social reform s that m e lie T ire, Alm a N elson , Lena C. Mc the C om m ission and secu red th e fo l
ID U Z IM C I
DENTISTS
A C C ID E N T
SU R ET Y BONDS
needed Io purge th e nation o f Its dis- C lain. Mrs. Darr, Mrs. E. H alsey, lo w in g reply:
O F F IC E
F
IR
E
A
U
T
O
M
O
B
IL
E
Mrs. W. L. Roger.
Ita ilr o a d C o m m is s io n o f O reg on
t ,'ders.
PXBST I T 1 T 1 1 1 X 1 BUXX.DXBO
L IF E
P L A T E G L A SS
Cards— C. W. Stephens, A rthur T.
HEALTH
Salem , Oregon.
Not w ith sta n d in g all th is It is easy
GRESHAM , ORE.
Office on M ein S tr eet
to understand th at so cia lism cannot H arris, M. K. M em rich, Miss H azel S tate o f O regon, Co. o f M arion, ss.
PHO NES:
Office 810 R es.. «1.
I, H. H. C orey, secretary of the
gain much stren g th here until the Beers.
P X T B X C X A jr B
T h ese letters w ill be s e n . to the R ailroad c o m m issio n of O regon, and
tide of Im m igration tu rn s or th is na
I . , ,
cu stod ian of th e sea l th ereof, do
oorrxzcT O M
dead
letter
office
on
N
ovem
ber
1st,
tion is so filled with a lien s that there
hereby certify th at I have carefu lly
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
1,1 ! in sp ected the verified lists of rail-
b no room for m ore. F oreign co u n 1914, If not d elivered before.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg eon
'ad-
i
road
tick
ets,
p
asses
and
m
ileage
ca
llin
g
for
the
above,
please
say
tries that are sen d in g people aw ay
ALFRED HAM M AR
O F F IC E H O U R «
books
issu
ed
free,
or
for
o
th
er
than
may he hotbeds of so cia listic dogm as v ertised ,” giv in g date o f list.
m. to 13 m.. 1 p. m. to 3 p. m.
10
P la s te re r a n d C e m e n t C o n tra c to r.
actu al bona fide con sid eration , by
7
to
8 p m . a t R e sld e n c s
I.
McCOLL,
P.
1
that are In con flict with our national
th e Southern Pacific C om pany for
P honea
Office l i t
R eeld en o e 111
E stim ates fu rn ish ed free on re
th e years of 1907 to 1913, in clu sive,
law s and u sages, but the very liberty
Office
B
ow
l«» ■!<<., e v e r P. O.
q uest. A ll work G uaranteed
w hich are filed in th e office of said
that th e n ew com ers en joy here, cou-
Phons sot
O rssh a m P. O. B o a St
C om m ission in accordance with law,
pled with the g rea ter opportunity
and find that said lists o f p asses do
for territorial exp an sion , broadens
PHUNXB
R eeld ea ee. I l l : Office. H i
Mrs.
J.
S. B enson en tertain ed not d isclo se that C. N. M cArthur has
I f T o n W en* F ir s t C la ss W ork B ss
ev er been granted free tran sp orta
T heir view s in that sam e proportion, frien d s from Portland T hursday.
H
.
H
.
H U G H E S . M . D.
tion b y the said S ou th ern Pacific
and w hat we see and feel of so c ia l
Office P h o n e 46
B eeld e n c e, 339
Mr. and Mrs. W esley Johnson left
C
om
pany.
ism Is not d an gerou s, hut rather a for O akland. C aliforn ia, Saturday.
H o u rs. 11-13 a. m.. 3-4 s a d 7-1 p m.
IN TESTIMONY W H E R EO F, I i
Office, llo w itt B u ild in g
P. G. G antenbein w as out from have h ereu n to se t my hand and a f
Joke.
GRESHAM
-
-
OREOON
N ev erth eless It Is true that the s o P ortland T hursday look in g a fter his fixed hereto the sea l o f said C om
m ission , at its office in the C apital,
c ia lists of G erm any, France and B el property here.
Mr. and Mrs. C harles Sim m onson at S alem , O regon, th is 28th day of ]
gium have su d d en ly becom e patriots
and fam ily, o f P ortland, were g u ests S eptem ber A. D. 1914.
PHONES
R esid en ce.
T abor
13t:
and are ligh tin g for the (lags th at of Mrs. Sim m on son 's brother, Frank
(S ig n ed )
H. H. COBEY,
Office. M ain 4313; H om e A 1143
Secretary,
p erfect them . Perhaps they are not so E llsw orth , T uesday.
J. M . S H O R T . M . D .
B ailroad C om m ission o f Oregon.
terrib le a fter a ll, but they are eith er
Harry McCoy has had as g u ests the
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg eon
past
week
Ills
m
other
Mrs.
Eliza
Mc
W
E
D
E
S
IG
N
B
U
IL
D
IN
G
S
in co n sisten t or hope for a different
R es.. US East fiu th Ht.
If Mr.
M errick can
prove Ills
Coy.
o
f
R
ose
C
ity
Park,
and
Mr.
ln
er
Office, 1111-13 S e llin g B u ild in g
regim e when peace Is restored T heir
E t U e l T . Jonee
F r a n k C. Jones
ch a rg e again st m e I « i l l witlidraw
Larsen of Om aha, N ebraska.
P O R T L A N D . OREG O N
from (h e race for C ongress.
valor has sh ow n that they are not
G resh am , O r e . P h o n e 851.
H ans G randahl has w ith him this
T h e ch arge th at 1 am the can d i
as dan gerou s as they have been week his brother from A lberta, C ana
d ate of the railroads and o th er cor
da. Mr. G randahl had not seen his p oration s is eq u ally false, but ts just
painted.
Office P h o n e **.
B e e ld e a e e , M S
brother for eleven years.
w hat can be expected from th e camp
G e o . I n g lis, M . D .
T he con gressm an
who can a c
o f a d em agogu e.
1 sh a ll m ake re-
P H Y S IC IA N and S V B O E O N
AU p r o fe ss io n a l c a lls p ro m p tly a t
¡ply to th is and o th er ch arges at a
k n ow led ge a m istak e and ap ologize
tended.
S p ecia l a tte n tio n
to d is
su b seq uent date, but, in the m ean
to Ills opponent for m aking It Is to
e a s e s o f th e E y e s and fittin g o f
A ll K in d s and S iz e s
tim e, let us aw a it Mr. M errick's dis-
g la s s e s .
be com m ended for fairn ess In a p o li
Geo. l’errett sp en t Sunday at hom e co v eries rela tiv e to th e alleged
o ffice H o u rs 9 to 12 a. m. 1:30 to 5.
Op« Ever, Da|
Saadai In ippzmtmrnt
tical cam paign. That Mr. Lafferty's h u n tin g big gam e.
¡S ou th ern Pacific pass.
Over P lr e t S ta te B ank
O rseh am
R esp ectfu lly su b m itted ,
m anager accused Mr. McArthur o f
W. F M ueller and h is m oth er w ent
C. N. M cARTHUR,
tra v elin g on a railroad pass is to be to Sandy church on Sunday last.
R egu lar R epublican N om in ee for
regretted , hut Mr. Lafferty's apolo
M. H. W heeler has sev era l team s
DR MABEL JANE D0R1NG
Q II.T
OB
NATBBZL
WOOD
C ongress.
N EA T AND CHEAP
gy raises him In the estim a tio n o f I h au lin g gravel on th e Sandy road.
DR. JOHN LEWIS
I Paid Adv. by R epublican C on gres
Mrs. S. C um m ins, of B arton, spent
O ST E O P A T H IC P H Y S IC IA N «
the peop le who adm ire his sin cerity
sio n a l C om m ittee, 4 11-444 M organ
: the w eek-end w ith her m other, Mrs. B uilding. P ortlan d . O regon.)
Office H o u rs: 9 * . m . to 5 p .m .
and fearlessn ess.
MAX SCHNEIDER
E. Adams.
Office over F irst S tate Bank
GRESH AM
Mr and Mrs. L. Sum ners are Stay-
M AIN STK U U T
E lectrification work on the P. E.
P hone 517
P otato es w o n t float them selvea ' lng w(th h u uncie Johll MueB er.
out of the ground, neith er w ill they
Mrs A. G. Ilorberg is havin g an A E. By. is to be com p leted by next
sp rin g as far as E ugene.
dig th em selv es. T hose who let th e ' u p -to-d ate ch ick en hou se built,
past tw o w eek s of good w eather get I W F. M ueller called at the Adams
hom e on Saturday night.
L ist o f W eekly F rizes in V oting
aw ay sh ou ld not com plain.
T here
C on test.
w as plenty o f help to he had and po
T h irteen th — Six silv er teasp oon s.
tatoes are go in g lo be w orth savin g
F ou rteen th
- N ick el-p lated
coffee
The Farmers’ Mutual Fire
th is season .
P a u l I t o e t z e l Prop.
percolator.
Mrs Fred P elton , w hose hom e is
R elief Association
M ission electric lam p.
The slu sh sto ries In the m agazine In S ellw ood , spent on e day last w eek F ifteen th
with her m other. Mrs E. M. Coons.
S ixteen th
Six silv er teaspoons.
sectio n s are g ettin g a rest now. In
OF
PORTLAND. OREGON
Mrs. It W C alkins has been q u ite
tlicir p laces are sto ries and sk etch es sick but at th is w ritin g Is som e b et S ev en teen th — N ick el caBSerole.
In v ite « a ll fa rm e rs w h o h ave no
E ig h teen th — Six silv er teasp oon s.
of war W hen the war Is over a new ter.
In s u ra n c e on t h e ir fa r m b u ild in g s
it of w riters w ill spring up, and fu r l
L arkin B u ssell had a light stro k e
to in s u re w ith us.
T h is assoria-
„ ..„.„.i,!,,., t nt paralysis on e day last w eek, but at
Why Not P u b lish It
tin n is th e cheapest and safest In
a few years th ere w ill hr
1 last accou n ts w as Im proving
th e s ta te .
I t In s u re * o n ly c o u n try
W hen you w ant a fact to becom e ,
new er and fresh er than we hnve
Miss lto sa C oons v isited frien d s In
p ro p e rty and has o v e r Od.lMMl.lMM*
g en erally know n, the rtght wav Is to
ON TUB MARKET
been reading for several years past
P ortland last week
in s u ra n c e In force.
publish it.
Mrs
Joseph KaUans.
John Sh ip ley, who went to W iscon
FRESH EVERY DAY
Peru, Ind., was troubled w ith belch- |
W rite o r phone
sin
on
a
v
isit.
Is
exp
ected
back
to
llow many apples did you eat?
ing. sou r stom ach and freq u en t h ead
B. W iM U I X L L . P rea
P ortlan d soon.
__________ ____ aches.
She w rites, “ 1 feel it m y'
T
b
s
F arm ers M utual F irs R sllsf
d u ly to tell oth ers w hat C ham ber
A ssociation.
lain's T a b lets
have done for me
T hey have helped my d igestion and
Q resh am B o u t« Mo. 3
P h o n e T4
regu lated my bow els
Since using
N o ta ry P u b lic
B e a l E s ta te
them 1 have been en tirely w ell.” For
sa le by all D ealers.
Don’t fail to visit our Crockery and
PULFER MERCANTILE CO.
The TAD Grocery Store
P R O F E S S IO N A L
CARDS
O TT
V e n tu ra P a rk
BROS.
»
PHOTOS
H a le y
Picture Fram ing
City Bakery
T e rry
Best Bread
Once in a Lifetime
COMES AN OPPORTUNITY LIKE THIS
If you trad and w ant to k e e p abreast of th e tim es, ta k e a d v a n ta g e
of o n e or m ore of th e se e x c ep tio n a l offers.
EVENING TELEGRAM
SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
"Bargain Period" October 1 to De
cem ber SI -Subscription price ».t AO.
In com b in ation w ith O utlook M.SO.
Fall C am paign, open until N ovem ber
10. »»14
Now till February I, 1916
• I.OO. C om b in ation w ith O utlook
00.00.
WEEKLY OREGONIAN
R egu lar price »1 50, now u n til J a n
uary 1, 1010. 7fie. Outlook In com
b ination, 0 2 0 0 -
Lei THE OUTLOOK »end a iftv Subcnplm (or renewal) for
i i j •(
these
A tten tion !
if You “ Want” Good Luck
Try a Want Ad.
lc word for first in sertio n ; one-
half cen t a word each su b seq uent
insertion.
M inim um , any Insertion, 10c.
LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE— F our fresh cow»; tw o
heavy m ilker». S. T, L ind, G resh
am R. 4. P hone 2 » x l.
69
PIGS for »ale— Inquire F. S tigler,
G illis Sta., R. 4, G resham .
*68
FR ESH COW for sa le .— F. J. Erz.
•6 8
P h on e 355. G resham , R.2.
COWS for »ale.— A. H. Burns. P hone
134. T rou td ale R. 1.
69
PIGS FOR SALE. L. Spencer, R. 1,
*70
T routdale. Phone 255.
'OR SA LE— Good H olstein bull, 2
years old . Jas. B urns, T rou td ale,
R, 1, phone 137.
tf
GRADE JE R SE Y H E IF E R for sa le.
Soon fresh.
P hone 15x.
W. F.
C um m ins, R. 1, T rou td ale
*68
FOR SA LE— F in e 5-year-old horse,
broke sin g le and double. W eigh t
1600. D. M. M cL aughlin. P h on e
358.
*67
FOR SA LE— T hree h eifer ca lv es, 3
to 5 m on th s old. A lso set d ouble
harness, good as new . H. W.
C ooley, T routdale. P hone 434 tf
FOR
SALE CHEAP— Good
team , wagon and harness.
42x.
work
P hone
«7
BEEF CATTLE. Stock cattle and
fresh cow s w anted. A ndiew o B ros.,
P leasan t Hom e.
P h on e 279.
R EA L E STA TE. R EN T A L S
•’ OUR-ROOM HOUSE for ren t in
T h om p son ’s
ad d ition ;
»4.00
a
m onth. A. H. Gould.
tf
W ANTED TO R ENT— S m all place In
or near G resham , w ith h ou se and
barn. E nquire O utlook.
tf
FOR SA LE or R EN T — T he L ew is
S h attu ck place,
corner R oberts
aven u e and 2d street. P rice and
term s cheap.
E nquire of ow ner.
OR SALE OR T R A D E — 30 acre3
1 m ile n orth w est of P lea sa n t
H om e.
New
8-room
m odern
h ou se, fair barn; tw o good w ells,
fam ily orchard;
5-acre new or
chard; som e sm all fru it.
F ran k
C addy, R. 2, G resham .
tf
FOR R EN T— 6-rooni h ou se.
good
con d ition ; »7 a m onth.
E nquire
Mrs. T. R. H ow ltt.
tf
F or S ale C heap.
T w en ty-six acres, all In c u ltiv a
tion. L ies near to a sta tio n on th e
Mount Hood car lin e. A ddress O ut
look.
tf
M ISCELLANEOUS
De H aven's F eed Mill
R olling » 1 .5 « and grin d in g » 2 .0 0 ,
any day.
M ile ea st o f P leasan t
Home.
*81
MONEY W ANTED on farm proper
ty.
F irst m ortgage.
A ddress Y.
care G resham O utlook.
*67
FOR SA LE— F a u ltle ss Stum p P u l
ler, fu lly equipped.
R aker &
B ailey, T rou td ale, O regon. P h on e
48x2.
tf
FOR SALE— Second-hand — T hree
beds, 1 baby crib, all iron ; also
3 sp rin gs. 3 m a ttresses, 1 h eater,
1 range and 1 organ , all are In
first class sh ap e at a bargain.
L im ited tim e only. R. R. C arlson.
FOR
SALE— C olum bia
grafan ol*.
good as new. Enquire for price.
P h on e 37«.
«7
Grinding and R olling,
at E. Nasshahn’a mill at New Fieas-
ant Home. Open every day.
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W arm up w ith a
P erfection Oil
H eater, sold by S terlin g & Kidder.
O regon
and
W ash in gton Paper
M ills have gon e under on e m an age
m ent. T h is o rgan ization w ith an au-
ihorixed ca p italization of » 1 3 ,0 0 0 ,-
000 has ju st been com p leted for the
purpose o f p u rch asin g th e proper
ties o f th e C row n-C olum bia Paper
Co., and of the W illa m ette Pulp &
Paper C o., op eratin g p lan ts In W ash
N otice of M arshal's Sale.
It A lw ays Does th e W ork
in gton , O regon and C aliforn ia. T he
“ I lik e l n am b erlain ’s Cough R em -¡p u rp ose Is to reduce op eratin g ex
N otice Is hereby given , th at on
edy b etter than any o th e.’ ’ writes R. penses In the paper m ills by elim in a t
T hursday, N ovem ber 5. at 10 o ’clock
F R oberta. H om er C ity, Pa “ 1 have ing a d u p lication of fixed ch arges,
a m , at the City H all, F airview , Or
egon , th ere w ill be sold at public
ta i in it off and on for y e a n and it th u s en ab lin g them to com p ete w ith
tirc sh a u i, Ore.
Maui
St
au ctlou for d elin q u en t
a s s e s s m e n t1
has n ever failed to g iv e th e Jeslred B ritish C olum bia and N orw ay and
for the Im provem ent of D epot street,
results."
For sa le by all D ealer«.
S w eden, w hich cou n tries have been
city o f Fairview
lx>ts 10-11, H ltca
6 (or »36 27.
C h ristin a H eilm an. I
active In the m ark ets o f th e Pacific
The Voting Contest la on.
Are
No. 2222 North Main street, Santa ! A fter tw o y e a n o f litig a tio n the
coast sin ce th e rem oval o f th e tariff
Ana. C alifo rn ia , a lso lots 1» and A. O regon City m u n icip al elev a to r is you a candidate?
If not and you
Block 6, for »36 27, P eter E reckson,
Unless signs of the tim es are m is
to be built.
want a valuable prise, send In your
F airview , Oregon
name, then get your friends to vote leading, the framers of the proposed
By order of City Council.
Pies, Cakes,
and other
P a s tr y
J H. SCHRAM Recorder.
eight-hour law will not recognlxe It
The federation of Woman's clubs for yon.
Date of first publication Oct. «. 14.
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when the people are through voting
at
Eugene
endorsed
a
program
of
Date of last publication Oct. 17, 'It.
Get potted at tha beginning on the No" on the m easure In November
Eyes tested and glass«« uttsd, more labor laws to go before the Voting Contest so yon wont miss tbs It la In for a hard d ru bb ing— Union
legislature.
beneflts.
Republiera.
Dr. Oso. Inglis.
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