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IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
M rs. M in n ie C la n a h a n is re p re -
W illiam E. W h e e le r a n d M a rg a re t
an n y w ere m a rrie d a t th e h o m e o f
s e a tin g th e W om en o f W o o d c ra ft in
: th is v icin ity in th e i r e ffo rt to g e t a j . ! . H. W h eeler, n e a r B o rin g y e s te r ­
day.
la rg e n u m b e r o f b a b ie s fo r th e baby
The
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■ lass h a s e le c te d officers a s fo llo w s:
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n ex t
S a tu rd a y .
E n try
re s id e n t, E rn e s t Q u e s in b e rry : vice
b la n k s w ill be le ft a t th e O u tlo o k ■ re s id e n t. J o h n
M cL iu;
s e c re ta ry ,
ORIENT (.RANGE H A LL
Mr. an d Mrs. S ta n le y A rn o ld , o f office fo r atty w ho w ish th e m .
tr e a s u r e r ,
A •iss E c k fo rd C a u ie ro n ;
udrew B ru g g e r
The
fre sh m e n
P o rtla n d , a re v is itin g fo r a few d ay s p ro g ra m o f m u sic a n d re a d in g w ill
I tve e le c te d th e s e : p re s id e n t. M iss
a t th e h o m e o f th e l a t te r 's s is te r he a rr a n g e d fo r by th e W om en of
live O lso n ; vice p re s id e n t, Miss H a-
Mrs I). R. S h o e m a k e r.
■ W o o d craft fo r S a tu r d a y ev en in g .
I S h a ttu c k : s e c r e ta ry . Miss G lad y s
•al; tr e a s u r e r , G eo rg e L ane.
A sp ecial m e e tin g o f th e fire de-
Mr. a n d M rs. W. R. K e rn e n le r -
M u s ic B y e rs ’ 6 - p ie c e O rc h e s tra
At th e M e th o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h
p a r tm e n t is ca lle d fo r M onday ev- I ta in e d a t d in n e r T h u rs d a y evening,
in d ay , Rev. G. F . H o p k in s, fo rm e r
e n in g a t th e h all.
Mr. an d M rs. K. A. M iller, Mr. an d
U n d er A u s p ic e , B y ti« ' C oncert Band
1 is to r, a n d s e c r e ta ry o f th e Confer-'
W. II. C lev elan d Is h a ti n g a fire- M rs. C. M. Z im m e rm a n , R ev. a n d ■ ice C la im a n t
E ndow m ent
Fund,
p lace b u ilt on h is h o u se o n H ood Mrs. M elv ille T. W ire.
A fo u r- '• ill p re a c h a t 11 a. ill.
At 2 :3 0
Admission $1.00
avenue.
J c o u rs e d in n e r w as se rv e d a n d a a n d 7 :3 0 p. m. th e r e w ill be u n io n
se rv ic e s a d d re s s e d by Rev. J . G.
M rs. H. B.
D ru m h ille r o f O ak p le a s a n t e v e n in g sp e n t.
j A dam s, th e c e le b ra te d te m p e ra n c e
POSITIVELY NO RAGGING
G ro v e h a s r e tu rn e d h o m e a f t e r a Mr. a n d M rs. G a rd e n e r a re
oe- s p e a k e r. S u n d ay sch o o l a t 10 a. m.
v isit w ith h e r d a u g h te r , M rs. R ob- I c u p y in g th e h o u se of Dr. B elt on | E p w o rth L e a g u e a t 6 :4 5 .
CO M E!
e r t M acK erro w .
■ M ain s tr e e t.
M r.
G a rd iu e r Is a
T h e W o m e n ’s c lu b m e e tin g to be
A u n io n te m p e ra n c e m e e tin g w ill | b la c k s m ith em p lo y e d in S. J . B liss' held in th e lib ra ry next M onday e v ­
en in g w ill be o f su c h im p o rta n c e
W om en's, C hiM ren’s SHOES be h eld a t th e M e th o d ist E p isc o p a l J shop.
th a t a fu ll a tte n d a n c e is d e sire d .
c h u rc h next S u n d a y e v e n in g a t 7 :3 0 j w il l K n ig h to n , w ho sold h is ta ilo r
C a re fu lly R e p a ire d by
Mrs. J a s . L ah ey a n d fam ily a re
o clo ck .
R ev. J. G. A d am s, k n o w n s h o p re c e n tly
and
w e n t to
th e v is itin g at th e h o m e of Mrs. L a h y ’s
ANTON GRIM M
as D y n am ite
A d am s,
w ill be th e S outid c o u n try in q u e s t o f a b e tte r f a th e r F . 1). A xteil. T h ey a re fro m
Gei-iim n S h o e m a k e r.
sp e a k e r.
M r. A d am s w ill s p e a k at lo c a tio n , h a s r e tu r n e d a f t e r lo o k in g T illa m o o k .
T w o D oors E a st of D ru g S to re
th e sa m e p lace in th e a fte rn o o n at t h a t c o u n try o v e r p re tty th o r o u g h ­
Mr. E lse ll J o n e s h a s receiv ed a
P o w ell V alley St.
p re s e n t from
Jam es
J e n n in g s in
2 :3 0 o ’clock.
ly. H e sa y s h e h a s co m e back to a s o u th e rn O regon.
good to w n . Mr. K n ig h to n h a s r e n t ­
T h e re w ill be p re a c h in g n ext S u n ­
e d th e sh o p re c e n tly v a c a te d by M rs d ay b o th m o rn in g a n d e v e n in g by
j S q u ir e ’s d re s s m a k in g
p a rlo rs an d Rev. Mr. W are a t th e B e th e l B a p tis t
si
c h u rc h . At th e m o rn in g se rv ic e M rs.
w ill o pen a ta ilo r a n d r e p a ir shop.
O. J. B row n w ill sin g . All a re c o r­
M rs. J .
Q. M cC lure a n d fam ily d ia lly in v ite d .
j h a v e m oved to th e W. ,J. W irtz h o u se
R a le ig h M a rtin , liv in g w ith ills
I on H ood a v e n u e a n d T h ird s tr e e t.
p a re n ts a t R o ck w o o d , w as sh o t in j
A t a f m e e tin g o f th e W om en o f tile rig iit s h o u ld e r y e s te rd a y w h ile :
| W o o d c ra ft o n T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n , h u n tin g on th e slo u g h , in co m p an y
w ith P e te r .B u rg ess a n d L e s te r Swi-1
th e fo llo w in g officers w e re c h o se n : g e rt, tw o o th e r boys, h e » a s p a ssin g
p a st g u a rd ia n , M rs. M innie C la n a - th ro u g h a th ic k e t w hen a tw ig dis-
Tian; g u a rd ia n n e ig h b o r, Mrs. I). D. c h a ___
rg e th B u rg ess boy’s gun. T h e
J a c k : a d v is e r, M rs. C a rrie P o w ell; c h a rg e to r e aw ay th e r ig h t s h o u ld e r
blade.
m a g ic ia n , M rs. L. P. M a n n in g ; c le rk ,
'M rs . N ellie M e tzg er; b a n k e r. M rs. J. D aily O re g o n ia n , 1 yr. reg
$6 00
| N. M e w h lrte r; a tte n d a n t, M rs. II. L. T w ice-a-W eek O u tlo o k , 1 y r ...... 1.50
¡W o s te ll; c a p ta in o f th e g u a rd , R ose C o m b in a tio n , 1 y e a r ..................... 6.00
M e tzg er; m a n a g e r, M rs. C. M. Z im ­
B allot Error.
m e rm a n ; in n e r s e n tin e l, M rs. A m ­
T h e b a llo t at? p rin te d c o n ta in s a
e lia D u n c a n ; o u te r s e n tin e l, M rs. G.
In
its m a k e up
B. M id d leto n . T h e m e e tin g d ay of m y s tify in g e r r o r
It
is
th e C ircle w as c h a n g e d fro m th e w hich m ay m isle a d som e.
f o u r th T h u rs d a y to th e f o u r th T u e s­ all rig h t ex cep t as to th e S ta te R< p-
re s e n ta tiv e s .
A t th e rig h t of th e
d ay of th e m o n th .
E. M. C a rp e n te r, w ell k n o w n a s a tw elv e re p u b lic a n s is a v e rtic a l lin e
p io n e e r an d o ld -tim e re s id e n t o f th is to th e rig h t of w hich is th e w ord
se c tio n d ied a t th e h o m e o f C. M. re p u b lic a n , sh o w in g th e m to be r e ­
" ¡ .« il? * " !
At th e le ft of th e lin e
L a k e y e s te rd a y e v e n in g , a g e d 8 4 p u b lic a n s.
y e a rs . T h e fu n e ra l w ill ta k e place a n d to th e rig h t o f th e n am es of
to m o iro w a t 2 o ’clock fro m C a rl­ J o h n G ill, D. C. L ew is, C o n rad P.
i r
s o n ’s, w ith in te r m e n t in llte D oug- O leon a n d B en S e llin g a p p e a r th e
{ w ord d e m o c ra tic ,
w hich
at
first
la ss c e m e te ry .
J o h n T a v e lli an d P ra n k E sc o b a r ; fflance m ig h t c a u se th e v o te r to tliin k
re c e n tly p assed th r o u g h G re sh a m 6 th e s e nien d e m o c ra ts , w hen in fact it
fe e t u n d e r g ro u n o .
T h ey m a d e an m e a n s th a t a t th e p rim a ry ele c tio n
in
s
p
e
c
tio
n
of
th
e
old
pip e lin e fro m th e d e m o c ra ts w ro te th e n am es of
I n
i
th e Ir a d w o rk s to th e M ount T a b o r th e s e m en in a n o e n d o rs e d th em as
re s e rv o ir, a d is ta n c e of 28 m iles. I t 'h e i r choice. T h ey a r e a ll re p u b li-
to o k th e m ten d ay s to c o v er th e dis- can s.
ta n c e , a n d th e y fo u n d n u m e ro u s '
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.
je c t. " P r o b a tio n a f t e r D e a th .” T h e
B O R IN G , O ct. 2 2 .— .E d ito r O ut-
p u b lic la c o rd ia lly in v ite d to a t t e n d : lo o k :— T h e p ro h ib itio n a m e n d m e n t
th e c h u rc h serv ice.
sh o u ld p ass a t th e c o m in g e le c tio n
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re if a s u ita b le l
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i a n d p ro s p e rity o f file p eo p le and s e ­
lo c a tio n can be fo u n d .
On T u e sd a y , O cto b er 27. a t 8 p. m. c u re th e b le ssin g s of lib e rty fro m
a t th e lib ra ry M essrs. H a rry W em - d ru n k e n n e s s to p o ste rity .
P ro h ib itio n will p ro h ib it if officials
b rid g e a n d A r th u r H a u c k w ill e x ­
rm th e ir sw o rn d u ty .
If we
p lain m e a s u re s a n d a m e n d m e n ts In | 'c p a e n rfo pass
a p ro h ib itio n law we can
a n o n p a rtis a n w ay.
T h o se ta k e n
up p rin c ip a lly w ill be A b o lish m e n t of q u ite as w ell e le c t officials w ho will
s t a te s e n a te , e ig h t- h o u r law . $1500 e n fo rc e th is law .
T h e m ain re a so n w hy th is law
ex e m p tio n tax a n d p ro p o r tio n a l re p ­
r e s e n ta tio n . Q u e stio n s m ay be a sk e d sh o u ld p ass is th a t it w ill m ean th e
T he
............................
Jill
O reg o n
p ro d u c t
m aile e sp e c ia lly fo r th is c lim a te
A m e ric a n
Saturday, October 31, ’14
Coining to
is
In g o t
li o n
is u sed in
(lie sid es. It is c a st lin e d , h a s cast
b o tto m a n d to p w ith la r g e sw ing
to p w h ich a d m its a liig c h u n k of
w ood,
a ls o
la r g e
s id ?
door.
N ick le T rim m in g s a r e p la in , m a k ­
in g it a h a n d so m e , a s w ell a s eco­
n o m ic a l S to v e.
W e c a rry
it in
Three Sizes at $9.50, $11
and $12.75
W e carry
m
fu ll
lin e
of
the
Pm (lan d S tove Work*** Stove*, ai» I
a ie a lw a y s glad to sh ow them .
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Y o u r d o c to r tig h ts d is e a s e w ith m e d ic in e . If th e m e d ic in e is
not r ig h t, h e c a n n o t c o n q u e r d is e u se . If th e d ru g g is t d o e s h is d u ty
th e m e d ic in e » i l l he r ig h t, und y o u r d o c to r w ill s ta n d a f a ir c h a n c e
of » in n in g th e v ic to ry .
In no o th e r h r a m li o f tlie D ru g B u sin e ss sh o u ld th e d e ta ils
re c e iv e m o re c a re an d a tt e n ti o n th a n in th e P r e s c r ip tio n d e p a r t­
m e n t. E very d e ta il th e r e is im p o rta n t.
W e re a liz e th is fa c t a n d m a k e th o r o u g h n e s s a f e a tu r e o f o u r
p re s c rip tio n ease.
E very P r e s c r ip tio n d is p e n se d a t tiiis s to r e lias th e p e rs o n a l a t ­
te n tio n of th e p ro p r ie to r s .
W e u se only th e P l B E S T anil B E S T l l l t l O S o b ta in a b le an d
o u r p ric e s a i e g u a r a n te e d lo w e r ilia n any p lace in th e c ity .
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The R E X A T L S to re
G re sh a m , O re .
Lumber
A ll Kinds., R oush o r
D ressed, M o u ld in g ,
S hingles, Etc.
V. e a te still selling L u m b e r a t greatly
re d u c e d p ric e s a n d h a v e larg e q u a n tie s of
all k in d s, ro u g h , sized a n d finishing, at
o u r m ill at S a n d y . L et us figure o n y o u r
o rd e rs. W rite or p h o n e . W e deliver.'
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M a rtin L e n n a rtz , M gr.
S e p te m b e r n u m b e r o f " L e n d a H a n d ”
th e m a g a z in e e d ite d a n d p u b lish e d
by tlie in m a te s of th e s t a te p riso n at
"a lv m . In th e th r e e th o u s a n d copies
se n t o u t o v e r th e s t a te in th e in te r e s t
of th e p - ro . h ib itio n , —
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e m e n t, th
— e
Th"” “ " ; -
S a n d y , O re.
T h e St. J o h n s C o u n cil re fu s e d to
pass a law p ro h ib itin g w o rk on th e
s tr e e ts th e r e on S u n d a y s, th e o rd i­
n a n c e b e in g d e fe a te d by a v o te of
.f o u r to tw o.
I t w as th e s e n tim e n t
- v
- h
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su c h e a r n e s t a p p e a l a n d s t a te su c h n a n c e * o u ld co n flict w ith th e se n ti-
fa c ts as c a n n o t be Ig n o red . W ere i t ' m en t o f a n u m b e r o f good p eo p le In
in th e ir p o w e r th e y w o u ld v o te O re -j th e c o m m u n ity w ho o b se rv e S a tu r-
gon (lr>
d ay as th e i r S u n d a y ,
A g r e a t d u ty lies on th e w om en of
I t d e p e n d s g re a tly upon
'
n o t tlie p ro h ib itio n
" h a te v e r th e m e r its o f th e p ro ­
's.
W liat w o m an l,o9«d p u b lic
d o ck m e a s u re , w hich
......... in s titu tio n th a t t h e ' will a p p e a r on th e b a llo t, it h a s had
law says is n o t a (it p la c e fo r h e rs e lf th p effect in «»!>■ ....
.
o r h e r c h ild re n ?
L e t e v ery w om an
.
‘ tO 8 tir Up o w n er8 o f w a te r
do h e r d u ty by g o in g to th e p o lls on ro n t P ro p e rty , a n d sev en d o ck s a re
N o v em b er 3d in ra in o r s h in e a n d UI|d e r c o n s tru c tio n .
If th e law-
v o tin g 332 X Yes. T h e r e s u lts w ill sh o u ld p a ss th e y m ig h t lo se th e fo re-
be a s h as b een p ro v ed In o th e r p lac- Hhore , o r th e rea8 0 n th e y h a J b u (u
e s — re d u c tio n o f c rim e a n d c rim e
b ills, g r e a t e r p ro s p e rity , m o re life, no d o ck s. T h e y h a v e g o t b u sy w ith ­
lib e rty a n d h a p p in e s s.
in th e p a s t few w eek s in a n tic ip a tio n
M RS. R O B E R T JO N S R U D .
of th e v o te on t h a t m e a s u re .
G re sh a m , h av e s e c u re d a b o u t tw e n ty „ .. .
,,,,
, ,,
¡b a b ie s to r e n try . T h e sh o w » ill be
,P " , “ *l,io n d o lla 7 fo r
c a n ts a n d th e re v e n u e fro m th e liq ­
J h eld on O c to b e r 31.
u o r traffic
is o n ly
n in e h u n d re d
th o u s a n d
d o lla rs.
O reg o n sp e n d s
tw o m illio n d o lla rs a y e a r to keep up
p eace officers, c o u rts , tr ia ls , ja ils ,
p riso n s a n d a sy lu m s, a n d c o u rt re c ­
o rd s p ro v e th a t th r e e - f o u r th s of th e
b u sin e ss tr a n s a c te d by a ll th e s e to ­
g e th e r is d e riv e d from th e liq u o r
I traffic, a n d th e ta x p a y e r fo o ts th e
S ta ti m e n i o f O w n e rs h ip
I b ills, w h ile th e liq u o r d e a le rs pocket
I th e pro fits. H ow is th a t fro m a b u si- |
S ta te m e n t o f th e O w n e rsh ip , M an­
n ess p o in t o f view ? B u t we need n o t a g e m e n t, C irc u la tio n , e tc ., re q u ire d
go to s ta tis tic s to be co n v in ce d . No by th e a c t o f A u g u st 24, 1912.
on e need go v ery f a r -----------------
fro m h om e ----
to
T h is is to c e rtif y th a t I am th e ed-
se e fo r h im se lf th e evil re s u lts of Ito r, m a n a g in g e d ito r, b u sin e ss m an -
w
d rin k . in b ro k e n , u n h a p p y a n d iin- after, p u b lis h e r a n d th e so le o w n e r
p o v e rish e d h o m es a n d n u m b e rle s s of th e G re sh a m O u tlo o k , p u b lish e d
HOME M ADE SA U SA G E,
crim e s.
tw lce-a-w eek a t G re sh a m , O regon
HAM, LARD, BACON
I
W h a t a b o u t th e p e rs o n a l lib e r ty ” T h e re a r e no k n o w n
b o n d h o ld e rs,
i o f th e m an w ho can " t a k e a d rin k o r m o rtg a g e s o r o th e r s e c u r ity h o ld e rs ’.
■Gt
le a v e it a lo n e .” I say th e n it is his
H. L. ST. C L A IR .
.d u t y to le a v e it a lo n e fo r th e s a k e of
S w orn to a n d su b s c rib e d b efo re
A d o lf T ie tz e
't h e w e a k e r b r o th e r w ho can n o t r e ­ ine th is 23d d a y o f O c to b e r, 1914
s is t th e te m p ta tio n If h e w ould an d D. M. R o b e rts , a n o ta ry p u b lic fo r
w ho ex e rc ise s hiR lib e rty to su ch an O reg o n .
MAIN ST. GRESH AM , ORE.
excess th a t his w ife a n d c h ild re n and
: w h o e v e r he co n ies in c o n ta c t w ith
a r e d e p riv e d of th e i r p e rs o n a l lib e rty .
T h e re Is m uch p r a tin g by tlie a n ti-
p r o h ib itio n is ts in re g a rd to e v e ry in ­
d iv id u a l e x e rc isin g se lf-c o n tro l an d
o v erco m in g te m p ta tio n .
Do th ey
re a lly m ean th a t It is n e c e ss a ry to
h a v e sa lo o n s in o r d e r to ex e rc ise th e
r ig h t of
se lf-g o v e rn m e n t?
I say
How- d a re we p lace su ch te m p ta ­
W e a r e o fte n in p o sitio n to o ffe r you o r to o b ta in fo r you to p -
tio n s in th p way o f o u r y o u th ? ”
W e w oulff not th in k o f tr y in g to
n o tc h s e c u r itie s a , te r m s w hich s e r v e to in c re a s e « h eir d e s ira b ility
im b u e o u r c h ild re n w ith id e a s o f self-
1 hese, h o w e v e r, a re fo r in v e s to rs w ho d e m a n d " S a f e ty F i r s t .’’ We
g o v e rn m e n t by s u r r o u n d in g
th em
w ith a ll s o r ts o f d e s tru c tiv e th in g s
s e c u r itie s ' "
r ” p U (atlon h a n d Hng a n y th in g e x cep t g ilt-e d g e d
b u t r a t h e r c o n s tru c tiv e .
T h e re a re
e n o u g h u n a v o id a b le d a n g e rs w h ereb y
se lf-g o v e rn m e n t m ay be le a rn e d
Now a n d th e n w e p ick up a sm a ll bond w hich Ju s t s u its a
W e a re c a re fu l to rem o v e a il ob­
herneg a “ anu ;„ a nn : ds o m M a n y i h a ' e
° Ut f° r —
a"‘
s tru c tio n * from o u r p u b lic h ig h w ay s
i « r e a r e u su ally so m e good o n es in o u r llat
H ow a b s u rd it w ould be to le a v e o b ­
s tr u c tio n s in o u r s tr e e ts in o r d e r th a t
th e p eo p le sh o u ld e x e rc ise th e i r sk ill
in g e ttin g a ro u n d th e m .
On th e
m o ra l h ig h w a y th e sa lo o n s fo rm a
c h a in of o b s tru c tio n s w h ich p ro v e
d is a s tr o u s to o u r y o u th .
R em o v e
th e sa lo o n s, a n d g iv e u s c o n s tru c tiv e
in s titu tio n s in th e i r p la c e
I t w ill
m ean eco n o m y in e v e ry sen se, w h e re ­
as now th e sa lo o n s ta n d s fo r th e
g r e a te s t w a ste o f o u r n a tio n b o th m a­
________ r M ^ E - S r l A M . O P E ,
te r ia lly a n d m o ra lly .
A Few Stems of Interest
Do Y ou K now that W e Carry
New Sanitary Meat Market
UâdSS
O f all Sizes
atoofing
¡Rubber Cement
C heap and G uaranteed
ARE YOU WATCHING FOR
I oi I atching L E A K 5! R O O FS.
A nd m any
other things you would hardly expect us to
carryt and then w e sell at less than you
would be able to purchase at aw ay from
home. Get the habit of asking us first
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Service and Quality Store
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GOOD INVESTMENTS?
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KEEP IN TOUCH. WITH W I T 'S WORTH WHILE
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One of the best arguments for
prohibition that I have seen is the
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