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T h e G resh am C an nery W ill B e D ed ica ted Saturday, O ct. 3 1 , b y a Big B o o ster M eetin g
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 4.
G resham O utlook
NO. 69
ARGUMENTS
MIXED WITH
FALLACIES
GRESHAM,
CONGRESSMAN LAFFERTY
ON SPEAKING TOUR
MULTNOMAH,
COUNTY,
OREGON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1914
STOP AND CONSIDER
STATES REASON FOR
OPPOSING WM. HANLEY
TU ESD A Y S
AND
FR ID A Y S
$1.50
PER
YEAR
PORTLAND
POST OFFICE
ONE OF TEN
Congressman A. W,. Lafferty was
Editor O utlook:— In your issue
j in Gresham Saturday and spoke tor
of Friday last I note what seems to
GRESHAM. ORE., October 24, 1914.— Editor Outlook:— In conse­
! about fifteen minutes to a crowd of
quence of an article, "signed William McAIpiue." published in and coun­ be an editorial indorsement or Wm.
' voters at Main and Powell streets on
tenanced by your paper, 1 am. much to my regret, compelled to have you Hanley for United States senator as
the Issues o i the campaign. He went
"a fine example of a thorough Ore­
discontinue my advertisem ent at once.
Respectfully,
from here to Powell VaPey then to
gonian" and “a true progressive.”
Anti-prohibition had its innings at Pleasant Home, at which places he
The above was received on Saturday by the Outlook from a Gresham I have seen many posters and news­
met with many interested listeners.
(Experimental efforts are being
Metzger’s hall on Friday evening He
gcheduled to gpeak at Trout. business man. As the letter was not intended for publication we withhold paper advertisem ents edited and
made
by the Post Office Department
paid for by Wm. Hanley in which be­
when one of the saloon league dale, »he county Farm and Fairview the man’s name. We regret that our friend takes this way of showing his
to increase the scope of the parcel
low
his
full
length
and
full
width
disapproval of the opinions expressed by Mr McAIpiue in his letter pub
speakers, Ed, Cantrell, addressed an during the afternoon.
lished in Tuesday's Outlook. The article was unsolicited and was accepted portrait he says he is not in favor of post 1,1 t*le handling of farm and
Mr.
Lafferty
said
he
had
been
audience on “The Twelve Funda­
and
published only as expressing Mr. .McAlpine’s opinion. Of course the state wide prohibition for Oregon, da‘ry products.
at as many us eight different places
Ten P°st oinfes in the United
mental Fallacies of Prohibition.” He
writer
of the article is of English nationality, has read and traveled ex­ nor of nation wide prohibition for
speaking in Portland to good crowd»
began his address to an audience of each night, and it was a rest for him tensively and writes from an English viewpoint. W hile personally we these United States; but that he is States have been designated by the
tw elve persons old enough to vote, to get out to this favored locality and think he expressed him self in too im passioned language the Outlook ex opposed to prohibition on principle Department for the experiment, one
preferring personal liberty for the of which is Portland.
whom the official statistician of the meet his many friends.
He also tended to him only the customary courtesy, a courtesy which it extends to individual
Postm aster F. S. Myers of the
and local option for the
any
of
its
German
readers
or
any
others.
town pronounced to be all prohis.
said he had the best assurances of
Portland office is Interested iu the
The speaker said that he would success.
Our German friend in taking the attitude he does certainly forgets community
This is exactly the stand that cv- success of the movement and is ask­
only speak on three of the fallicies,
Mr. Lafferty has a winning way, that he is in America. We would naturally expect that his sym pathies
ery
saloon keeper in Oregon takes ing the hearty co-operation of the
would
be
pro-German.
We
would
also
expect
that
our
English
friend’s
and, being a good talker, he made a lneetilJg ev erybody on the level, and
today.
It is not “a true progres­ Gresham post office in a letter to
only speak on three of the fallacies. ighowg he ig a man of conv,ctlonB sym pathies would be anti-German. The German says we should be neu­
were hard to distinguish in the rap- and has the courage of his convic- tral in this country. Is he neutral? If the article had happened to be siv e” principle. It Is as ancient and Postm istress McColl in which he
,d utterances he let out for inspec- Uong
He doeg not mince lnatter8 commendatory of the Kaiser would he have stopped his paper and his ad? reactionary as the feast of Belshaz­ says he will be glad to correspond
We cannot dictate what opinions men shall hold or what views they zar and as fit for present govern­ with her on any question that may
' when it conies to denouncing the
arise or that she may suggest.
After awhile about a dozen more trugtJJ an(j tj,e demagogues. He says shall or shall not express. This is a free country. The German cannot mental use. A man, who in the face
The Gresham office may be de­
or
the
pre.vent
uprising
of
good
Ore­
assume
to
say
that
the
Englishman
has
not
as
much
right
to
be
here
as
persons came. In mostly antis, and he ,g thp frlends and heIpPr of , h„
pended
on to assist in the matter,
gonian
citizens
to
down
this
curse
with a lew children thrown in tor common man. In one of his recent 1 im self or as much right to his political views and national opinions. If
’and all those who are desirous of
of
curses
in
our
state,
deliberately
tach
was
in
his
own
country
it
might
be
different.
But
each
is
in
America
good m easure there was a respect- speeches he said-
making an effort to dispose of pro­
able sized congregation and the j j stanj for the man who wears the w here he must recognize the other • man’s freedom. The only thing the and strenuously spreads him self on
duce,
as suggested, are requested to
the
boards
as
standing
with
the
sa­
speaker was given a respectful hear- j overalls.
He is the man who has American asks of either is that he shall not do or say things which would
ing There was but one woman pres- ' built everything in this world, on be destructive of our free American institutions. As Americans we esteem loon and against the cleaning up of seek further information here which
ent. Evidently the new voters know land and sea, except what wa3 given one citizen as highly as another, regardless of nativity or language, as long crime, is no more fit to represent will be cheerfully furnished.
Follow ing is a portion of Post­
you and me in the United States
all about the subject or don’t wan) to us by Almighty God. The bal­ as he is in sympathy with our American principles of government.
master
Myers’ letter to Postmistress
senate
than
though
he
him
self
owned
ance
of
us,
if
willing
to
serve
the
The Outlook's position is neutral so long as it gives the sam e oppor­
to know— it makes very little dif­
special interests as lawyers, doctors, tunity to all and refrains from taking sides in the impending European con­ a saloon. I sincerely hope that ev­ McColl:
ference which.
I n o r d e r t o e x te n d th e f a c i l i t i e s o f th e
The lecturer said that liquor is , ministers, and editors, may go flict. We are neither pro-German nor anti-German. The United States is ery reader of the Outlook will re­ p a r c e l p o s t s e r v ic e a s r a p i d ly a s p o a s l-
not the blessing of these of great through life in ease and comfort, neutral, but that does not mean that citizens within our borders have not member next Tuesday, what Wm. b le , a n d t o g iv e th e p u b lic e v e r y p o s s i­
wenltn. nor of those who have mod­ supported, fed, clothed, and cared for opinions concerning the war, its causes, conditions and probable outcome, Hanley has taken so much trouble b le a d v a n ta g e in c o n n e c tio n t h e r e w i t h ,
to print about him self on the saloon th e P o s t o if ie e D e p a r t m e n t i s a t p r e s ­
and which they cannot express in a reasonable way.
erate means. He attempted to shot, by the man in the overalls.
e n t e n g a g e d i n w o r k i n g o u t a s y s te m
MILTON NELSON.
The houses in which we live, the
The Outlook will not refuse to publish any honest and fair-minded ex­ question.
that the people of great poverty,
w h e r e b y th e p r o d u c e r a n d c o n s u m e r o f
streets
upon
which
we
walk,
the
pression
of
opinion,
within
the
lim
its
of
its
space,
if
the
same
is
timely,
f a r m a n d d a i r y p r o d u c t s c a n lie b r o u g h t
ground down by greed and rapacity,
i n d ir e c t c o m m u n ic a t io n .
FUNERAL SERVICES
needed the stim ulant of liquor to truins in which wo ride, the autom o­ clean and readable and the author's or sponser’s name is signed thereto.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1 T h e P o r t la n d , O r e g o n , p o s t o ffic e b u s
When for any reason we cannot do this we will cease publishing a
counteract the lack of other nour­ biles in which som e of us ride, the
b e e n d e s ig n a t e d b y th e d e p a r t m e n t to
ishm ent; that while many attribute steaks and chickens which some of us newspaper.
Mary A.meda Ackley was born at c o m p ile a l i s t o f n a m e s a n d a d d r e s s e s
eat,
the
ships
in
which
we
sail,
the
poverty to drink, he looks deeper
Newville, DeKalb county, Indiana, o f p r o d u c e r s w h o d e s ir e to s e ll c o u n t r y
p r o d u c e d ir e c t to th e c o n s u m e r .
Such a
and attributes the drink habit to tem ples in which judges hold their [ jjj MEMORY OF
March 21, 1856.
She grew
to l i s t w i l l be r e v is e d a n d r e p r in t e d a t f r e ­
PERSONAL LIBERTY
courts— and issue injunctions against
EDW IN M CARPENTER
poverty.
womanhood
in
that
place.
She
went
A TRUE STORY
q u e n t i n t e r v a l s , w i l l he k e p t p o s te d in
_______
He stated that a m ost thorougn labor unions— ’. he palaces in which
to Michigan when she was twenty- a l l p o s t o ffic e s t a t io n s , a n d w i l l lie d e ­
Edward M. Carpenter was born
PORTLAND, Oct. 23— Editor Out- four years of age and on May 11, l iv e r e d b y c a r r i e r to a n y o n e w h o d e ­
investigation had been made ami m illionaires and high officials re-
that only five per cent, according to side, the great marble buildings with O ctober 2d, 1830, in Deleware coun- were picking flowers on a sm all Min- 1879, was married to D. S. Johnson s ir e s t o s e c u re i t .
T h e l i s t w i l l c o n t a in th e n a m e s a m i
A, the
insurance statistics, of the people gold domes in which laws are made, ty state of New York
mesota prairie they saw a team of at Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, coming to a d d r e s s e s o f a l l p e r s o n s w h o h a v e i n ­
can be charged with the excessive use and the cannon with which battles
of 10 years his mother died, and he horses that seemed to be running Oregon In 1889, and to Gresham in d ic a te d to th e p o s t m a s t e r a t P o r t la n d .
of alcoholic liquors, and that 99 out are fought, all come from the man
1900. For many years she had been U regon, t h a t t h e y a r e in u p o s it io n to
of every 100 of these were subjects who wears the overalls. That man, lmad® his own way in lh ” world at away. The horses were hitched to a sufferer from epilepsy until becom­ h a n d le p r o d u c e in t h i s m a n n e r , a n d w is h
of all others, should be honored and different kinds of ■ employment. He a lumber wagon and there were six ing insane. She was com m itteed to t o d o so , t o g e t h e r w i t h th e c h a r a c t e r o f
of abject poverty.
th e p r o d u c e t h e y c a n f u r n i s h
(u n d e r
He made the broad assertion tha; respected. That man, of all others, was married to Sarah A. Shay, April men in the wagon. As the g irls’ at­ the asylum at Salem on the 22d day a p p r o p r ia t e h e a d in g s s u c h a s " b u t t e i " .
< ¡ad, 1853, in Peiutsyl vau ia. T o ihia tention was called to the team they of July, 1908, where she remained " e g g s " , " f r u i t s a m i n u t s " , a m i • g e n e r a l
100 men iu this country <1. osina».■ should roceive sufficient salary
p r o d u c e " ) , th e prioes a n d t e r m s o f p a y ­
the industries of the nation— that 1'! raise his family with dignity and union ten children were born. His
saw one man on the middle seat of until her death, which occurred on m e n t. c h a n g e o f p r ic e , a n d s t t e h o t h e r
of them form an inner circle— and with comfort. Hon. A. W. Lafferty, wife and five children survive: Mrs.
he 17th day of October, 1914. The d e s c r i p t i v e m a t t e r o r i n f o r m a t i o n I t
From tim e to tim e the question Rost tta Holmes of Los Angeles, Cal., the wagon get up and try to step to body was cremated there on the 19th. m a y he n e c e s s a r y to f u r n is h .
that two only have central control
T h e l i s t w i l l tie p r in t e d o n o r a b o u t
and that it requires no argument to has been raised as to Mr. Lafferty’s j Arihur W. and Geo. 8. Carpenter, of the front seat and then as the horses n her girlhood she united with the
determ ine the result of this condi­ reilgious allillation. If this is a mat- Pleasant Home; Mrs. Katie Coss, of veered the man was thrown out and Disciples church and remained a t h e f i r s t o f e a c h m o n t h , a n d i f a p r o ­
d u c e r w is h e s h is n a m e t o r e m a in o n D ie
tion which is the present intemper­ ter regarded as essential by any it Portland, Oregon; Mrs. C. M. Lake, one of the hind wheels ran over his faithful member of that church un­ l i s t h e s h o u ld s o a d v is e th e p o s t m a s t e r
should be remembered that A. W. 'of Boring, Oregon; also eleven grand head. The children were frightened til death.
ate phase under consideration.
n o t l a t e r th a n
th e
t w e n t ie t h
o f th e
He denounced the great drug store Lafferty is a member of the Central children and five great grand chil- and ran for home. As soon as the
Funeral services will be held at m o n t h ; o t h e r w is e h is n a m e w i l l n o t b e
team was stopped the men ran and the M. E. church in Gresham on Sun­ r e p r in t e d . T h i s is n e c e s s a r y in o r d e r
corporation with its chain of stores Christian church in East Portland. 1 dren are left to mourn his death.
t h a t th e P s t s h a l l n o t Ire e n e u m lr e r e d
This
is
a
fact
that
can
be
demon
Mr. Carpenter was a private of picked the man up and carried him day, November 1st, at 12 o ’clock ipi- w i t h u n a v a ila b le n a m e s
as being the m ainspring of the pres
ent agitation in order to vote states s t rated to the satisfaction of atty Captain W. B. Hall’s Company C., to the home of the girls. The men m ediately follow ing (he regular 11
P a r c e l p o s t p a c k a g e s a r e d e liv e r e d
t h r o u g h o u t t h e e n t ir e c i t y o f P o r t la n d
171st regiment of Pennsylvania mil­ had all been drinking and the man o ’clock preaching service.
dry so that the drug stores might concerned.
d a lly a c c e p t B u n d a y .
A ll packages re ­
itia. He entered the service October hurt was Geo. Keyser who died at
reap the harvest of prohibition.
c e iv e d p r i o r t o e ig h t a. i l l . a r e d e liv e r e d
MRS.
CARRELL
AGAIN
23, 1862, and was discharged June m idnight that night.
Leslie M. Shaw, he said predicted
th a t d ay.
S h ip p e r s s h o u ld t im e t h e ir
EXPRESS COMPANY
AT TOP OF LIST 22d, 1863, by reason of physical dis­
He was a young man who, with a
the greatest war in history when tht
SEN DS GOODS FREE p a c k a g e s t o th e b e s t a d v a n ta g e a n d
w h e n p e r is h a b le g o o d s a r e d u e t o a r ­
ability, at New Bern, North Carolina. family friend was sent out from Phil­
factories of the world exceeded the
Not many changes were noticed
George W. Page, agent for the r i v e in t h ia c i t y S a t u r d a y s a f t e r e ig h t
At the close of the civil war he adelphia, Pennsylvania, to get him
demand for goods. An army of idle by the contest com m ittee in counting
a. m ., s p e c ia l d e l i v e r y s ta m p s s h o u ld be
men is discontented and the world is the votes last night. The first three moved with his family to Burlin City out of bad company. As I said he American Express company at Gresh­ a ffix e d , t h e r e b y s e c u r in g im m e d ia t e d e ­
died
that
night
and
after
an
inquest
am,
has
received
notice
that
all
gifts
Wisconsin,
where
he
lived
until
now seeing the results of the predic­ or four contestants kept the sam e
liv e r y u p o n a r r iv a l.
S h ip p e r s
s h o u ld
fa m ilia r iz e
th e m ­
tion made years ago.
Over produc­ relative positions, which gave the 1874, when he came to Pleasant he was buried in the corner of a field ■ donated for the “Christmas ship,,
tion is the cause of the great conflict 13th prize, consisting of six silver Home, Oregon, where he has lived near the house, as it was expected will be forwarded to Brooklyn, N. Y., s e lv e s a s f a r a s p o s s ib le w i t h p a r c e l
p o s t r a t e s a n d c o n d it io n s , r e q u ir e m e n t s
most of the time since. He died at that the father would send for his j free of cost. The notice reads:
now going on, and when the present teaspoons, to Mrs. S. G. Carrell.
as Io p a c k in g a n d w r a p p in g , tim e n e c e s ­
son’s
body
but
he
never
did
and
As
y
o
u
d
n
u
b
tle
»
»
h
a
v
e
s
e
e
n
In
th
e
the home of his daughter, Mrs. C.
supplies have been exhausted there
s a ry
f o r t r a n s p o r t a t io n a n d d e liv e r y ,
Miss Echo Jones, who has won a
would be a return to peace and with ¡lumber of valuable prizes, has with­ M. Lake, near Boring, where he has when the farm was sold the fences p p r a e p s e e r s n , ts a f o » r h ip c h il la d d r e e n n o w f i t h E u C r o h p r e is t m w a i l s l e tc . T h i s i n f o r m a t i o n w i l l b e f u r n is h e d
i n re s p o n s e t o a r e q u e s t o n t h i s o ffic e ,
it would com e a solution of the treb­ drawn from the contest and will been cared for during several years were changed and the grave plowed s a il f r o m B r o o k l y n , N . Y .. N o v . 1 0 th .
o r c a n h e o b t a in e d f r o m a n y p o s t m a s te r .
over and is now unknown.
T h e s e g i f t s a r e b e in g d o n a te d b y c i t ­ T h i s o ffic e w i l l he p le a s e d to e n t e r in t o
les instead of the turbulent condi­ lent! her in 11 nonce to other contest- past, at the age of 84 years.
At the inquest there was a letter iz e n s f r o m a l l p a r t s o f t h e U n it e d c o r r e s p o n d e n c e w i t h a n y o n e in t e r e s t e d
Mr. Carpenter was a strong be­
tions that now confront the laborer ants
liever in the uplifting of humanity found in the young man's pocket di­ S la t e s a n d th e m a j o r i t y o f th e m h a v e In t h i s s e r v ic e , o r w h o d e s ir e s to l „ . in
who would be satisfied with plenty to
g o n e f o r w a r d in la r g e c o n s ig n m e n ts .
e lu d e d In th e l i s t o f p r o d u c e r s o r w is h e s
to a woman called “ Dear
eat and would not need to seek for M m . S G C a r r e ll
180108 and has sent many hundreds of dol­ rected
W e u n d e r s t a n d t h a t th e r e a r e s t i l l t o t a k e a d v a n ta g e o f i t .
M
ss
G
e
r
t
r
u
d
e
K
a
s
tm
a
n
wife"
and
she
was
told
to
kiss
the
lars
to
aid
the
colored
people
of
the
1öJ
I7
0
s
o
m
e
g
i
f
t
s
t
h
a
t
h
a
v
e
n
o
t
a
s
y
e
t
b
e
e
n
stim ulants to keep from starving.
F . H. M Y E B B , P o s tm a s te r .
9 OS«’- South, in their work of civilization, baby for him.
The letter, with a f o r w a r d e d t o B r o o k l y n , a n il, in a s m u c h
He cited as facts that the most M is s t l h t . l t s .M ille r
M r s . C. A . H o fT in a n
53 S a t
t ’ res,i* s e r v ic e i s n e c e s s a r y t o g e t
and to the yellow race across the gold ring that was on the young ' as
im poverished nations have no intem ­ M is s F r a n c e s B II. hr
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th e m to B r o o k l y n b e fo r e th e s a i l i n g o f CANNERY DEDICATION
Pacific.
man's
hand
was
sent
to
his
father
perance because they are not con­ M l R. J. McKinney
SPEAKERS SELECTED
th e s h ip , y o u a r e a u t h o r iz e d t o a d v is e
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He was always strongly opposed to Jacob Keyser. A Mr. W all, the old th o s e In t e r e s t e d t h a t w e w i l l h a n d le
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trolled by great financiers. He named J e n n - I .m t l
Speakers at the cannery celt bra-
15812 the use of liquor and tobacco In any friend that had come west with him, f r i a t g i f t s d o n a te d f o r c h il d r e n o f E u ­
India. Turkey and Belgium. In the M i RS G e o r u in a H a m lin
M ir r E lle n D e lln v e n
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form and devoted his means and lat­ said his people did not know he was r o p e w h ic h a r e to b e f o r w a r d e d o n a tlon to be held next Saturday from
latter country the use of malt liquors M is s «• I I H u l l -
g o v e r n m e n t s h ip f r o m B r o o k l y n o n N o ­
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married. He also said this terrible v e m b e r 1 0 th . S h ip m e n ts i n a l l c a s e s the Oregon Agricultural college will
in 56 gallons per year to each per­ M i SH I r i s O i'llic k . s o n
12973 ter part of his life to circulating lit­
11100 erature to try and turn people from news would kill his mother, who m u s t b e m a r k e d " C h r i s t m a s G i f t a f o r be Professors John E. Larson a m i
son, yet Intemperance is rare.
In M is » A l ic e H o b e r tn
M is s L u l u N y M tr n m
H. T. French. ('. A. Malboeuf, man­
9000 their wayward ways. His patient and was not strong.
Was this personal C h ild r e n o f E u r o p e . "
this country the homicidal crimes
M rs . C h ip m a n
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ager of the Oregon Fruit Distribu­
cheerful disposition will long be re­ liberty or license to drink and by so
number 20 tim es more than in any M is s E t h e l M e r r i l l
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tor« association of Portland will al­
doing cause his own death and sor- FORTY TO NOTHING
European country where the use of Mi MR G la d y s L u m s d e n
7 090 membered by those where he spent
THE WAY TO DO IT so be one of the speakers.
M IR. \V. 11. Sanford
row and disgrace of his father, moth­
7 000 his last days.
liquor is double that of this.
Every prepara Don Is being made
7 000
er, sister, w ife and baby. Did he
With every Increase on the cost M r s . A lo n z o H a d f o r d
When Estacada sent Its football to entertain the m< tubers of the a s s o ­
M r» . L u l u S t r e b in
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REMARKABLE SCENE
have the right to do such a crime?
of living there is a corresponding M r s
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squad down to Gresham <ast Satur­ ciation and their invited friends. A
SHOWN IN MOVIE To die drunk? What a terrible re­
increase in vice and crime, he said, M l» » H e n r i e t t a W ile «
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day it hoped to carry away the ba- banquet table is being arranged un­
membrance. Could we ever vote to
Mo«
and added that the danger to this Mi»» N e l l ie F a r ia
A film scene to be shown at the give any man the chance to cause ' con just as it did laat year. But the der the supervision of H. E. Davis,
M 1 R
M
M a u d M ic h e l
4500
country is not in drink but to special M r »
i Gresham boys were not inclined to be and several prominent ladies will
G ra n t S haw
5950 moving picture theater tonight will
such sorrow to his loved ones and to
privileges In lines of business. This, M r s R o b e r t I, a n s d o w n ...... .........
5100 show a Maxwell car clim bing up to
j ho lenient this tim e and when the prepare the lunch which will b e giv­
go unbidden to his God?
he said, is the testim ony of every M r s J. C a v a n a u g h
4300
1 Estacada boys went home they took en at 12 o ’clock. The speaking will
the Uigau monument In Chicago. The
M is » E ls ie S c h u lt z ...........................
May the women who now have the
4100
historian.
the xero mark with them, leaving take place while the guests are at
climb was the result of a dare to do
M i»R O liv e M a r s t o n
4000
.
privilege, do our duty and vote to
He paid his respects to Kansas and
a
tally of 40 for our pigskin huskies the table.
M rs
J C ald o
............................
4000 !
''
.n’ r,*a ' wa* tilmed *’> protect our home« and native land
gave statistics that are not in accor­ Mrs. C. K. Ir is h ....... .................. . 3059
to look at.
the Essanay film company and an ex- i fronj gucb ev„
dance with those generally spoken M r s J. K. M e tz g e r
3 500
It was real war all through the
ceptionally
clear picture resulted
Harvest Sale ami Program.
ONE OF THE OIRLS.
3720
about.
In Kansas there are 2860 Mr» t > O S m it h
There will be a Harvest sale and
game
and
the
glory
is
all
ours
al-
and
will
be
shown
with
a
hundred
M rs .
Jennie O sw ald
3700
insane people w hile Chicago alone M r s
i though it was not showing proper social at the Al'man warehouse,
E. J . Q r a d i n ............... ...............
equally interesting scenes. H A L LO W E E N DANCE
1700 other
near Scenic station tomorrow night.
with 700,000 less population has M rs . M M y e r» .............. ....................
3500 There will be no admission to the
BY ROCKWOOD GRANGE rw,Pee‘ t0 ,hf* TlB,,or" when ,h,,y A program will be given and re-
2812
Kansas ranks below Oregon M r » Id a H a m i l t o n
.........
3500
were not allowed one little touch-1 freshm ents served. A cordial Invi­
theater tonight, complimentary tick­
3 100
in education, bank deposits and in I M r» . R oy K a ra . .............................
tation Is extended to everyone to be
ets
being
obtainable
at
the
local
Max-
Rockwood
grange
w
ill
give
its
down
to fondle and cares3.
M »s G e rtru d e B aker __ _______
3015
morals generally, being in a class 1 M r s
present. It will be held under the
L A . A p lin r io n
Next tim e it may be different, so auspices of the Ladles' Aid society
3030 well dealers. Latourell & Son, Powell .'sixth annual H allowe’en dance next
ranging from 2 2 to 33, in com pari-i M r s
3799 street.
j Saturday night. Alysw orth’a orches- ' the Gresham high school is putting of Scenic. No charge for admission.
2 119 1
son with all the other states in these M is s R eta B u rc h .................................
Don’t fail to see this wonderful : tra will furnish the music. Tickets, up a joyful yell this week In com-
M i m Muia;a Biuwn.......................
2 019
particulars.
Home Cooking Restaurant.
j production. It is just as interesting 11.00, supper 25 cents. There will memoration of their victory over an
The state of Washington ranks 5
A regular dinner will be served
as It is educational. Lots of life and be nothing doing at Fairview or ancient enemy.
Hallowe'en.
first in education. Oregon fifteenth,
every day from 11 to 3. 8hort or­
A variety of crepe paper for d e c -;
while Kansas is tied with Maryland , oration
ders at any time. Having taken over
Consignment of Christmas manufacturing
body is invited to be present at
Gravel aad Saad.
__
goods now In. Mrs Boughner’s Nov-,
’
as the twenty-sixth
Rockwood. Good management by
I
prepared to furnish gravel the restaurant formerly conducted
He claims that prohibition states e,ty Stor*-
Builder».
the grange.
a good house built In
do not make a better showing In any if he could be convinced to the ____
con- _ Wanted
_
____________
particular alongside the liquor states trary he would give up and come in- Gre,ham ,n ^«change for Portland
Warm up with a Perfection OU
and closed hi. address by saying that | to the prohibition camp
-r#r P*«»cular. see Mr., Heater, sold by Starling A Kidder.
Lillian Pullen.
F-*7i
and
tD
quantity from Bell by Mr. Peck I would be pleased to
pit. Also teaming, grading and ex retain bis patronage and will en-
Talaphons dsavor to merit that of the entire
eavating
J. H. Hoss
tf <»sbUa
L. HOLLYWOOD.
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