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T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 5. NO. G resham 1 GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH. COUNTY. look OREGON TUESDAY MARCH 2, MAKING CANNERIES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS SENATOR MOSER TELLS OF LEGISLATIVE WORK BUILDING 1915 TUESDAYS AND F R ID A Y S $1.60 PER YEAR FAIR DIRECTORS TO ENCLOSE PAVILION FOUNDRY AT AUTO FACTORY ATHLETIC CLUB WILL INCORPORATE C o n siderable activ ity is to be observed aro u n d th e Beav e r au to m o b ile factory, which porten d s th a t activ e o p e ra tions a re to begin w ithin a very sh o rt tim e. T he fo u n d ry fo r castin g eng in es and o th e r p a rts is u n d er co n stru c tio n ju s t east of th e m ain building and will be ready for use in a few days. P resid en t Combs re tu rn e d from th e east last w eek, w here he o rd ered m a teria l for th e m achines to be b u ilt th is season, an d w ork will begin in a sh o rt tim e tu rn in g o u t th e B eaver au to ; but th e ex act d ate can n o t be given yet. It is sta te d th a t all m a chin es w hich can be m ade th is y ear a re practically sold, and th e re will be no difficulty in disposing of th e e n tire p ro duct of th e p lant. Plans are being p erfected by tlie G resham A th letic clu b for th e erection of a g y m n a st um with a full equipm ent. Tin plan is to form a stock association, buy a su ita b le lot and put up a building w hich u til nave accom m odai Inns to r th e club room s und a bow ling alley, to g eth er w ith a pool room and oilier a p p u rte n a n ces usually found in a th le tic q u arters. The am ount of ca p ita l stock req u ired has not been d eterm ined yet but the te n ta tive plans will call for nt least WOMEN WILL PROVIDE A GRANGE DINNER By L. H. W ELLS. j * PORTLAND, March 1 — Special— * the T he plan to tu rn th e schoolhouses , day into can n eries and fo r th e boys and • girls to can produce raised by boys * and girls is being approved by prac- , tical educators. i • , machim ■ry I " I am deeply in te reste d in th e in- ■ * * I be fully pro d u stria ! plans th a t have been adopt- j , * »»rderetl doi — C ourtesy of th e Or» ton Jottrna * I ed by th e Brooklyn school, of P ort- ! • , out by contract. BO V S' ltA S K E T B A I I. II »»I t. . i IIAM lilt ,I S t IB M Il, land, and w hich are to be duplicated * * board of dlrcch $ fill 0U. Top row , left to r ig h t— R alph st ini» ». .1 I S t Utile,, One citizen of G resham lias * I them selves. by th e M ontavilla school, by which * G le n l i e s t e r s o n H o lto m l o w ---- J im - «'li.-t to. W it u Siani»*). Hai i > salit th at lie will put up $500 * th e produce raised in th e school and . It was decide»! S t a n le y , E iiiiiie r* o ii B lo w n , \ \ alt» i »!, ,i in cash tow ard the e n te r hom e gard en s a re to be put up in • prise und a mass iue«>tlng will * o f t lit * b o a r» ! s it mill G resh am 's High school boys' lu . »11 t e a m In is a ree rtl for cans and ja rs, and believe it a highly • be called to tak e active step s * work, to be pe th e season of only one d efeat, when i; v » as defeale «1 early in th e tow ard the organization. im p o rta n t m ovem ent in o u r public * * and (liai I lie oc« season by Lincoln High by ol ■ p., ■ schools,” said P rofessor F. L. G rif T he play -era ha» e been livened by a d in n e r a t 11 coached by P rincipal J. E. S tubb- w h o is en th u sia st ic In pi ais»* of fin, s ta te ag en t fo r th e in d u stria l club to bv 1*ro» hied b» Hu women. A THREE INSURANCE Iday will to B*»t lat«»r on th e work done. and extension service of th e Oregon r th«» w ork. COMPANIES FA IL A g ricu ltu ra l college, y esterday Mr. SOCIAL HYGIENE L um ber at actu al coat It he il. llv- \ rep o rt from Salem y esterd ay ©red by ih», Sandy TIi• 1 MEETING PLANNED Griffin spent F riday in P o rtlan d and «ti in ber Co. announced the failu re of th e H o rti Th«» iwc«»HHar> w indom in com pany w ith H ow ard E varts ro uow on P lans a re u n d er way fo r o ne ot the c u ltu ra l F ire R»*li**f asso ciatio n and .h an d am i pulii for. W eed, g arden su pervisor, visited the biggest m eetings ever held In G resli- d ie d o sin g of its affairs by In su r- Brooklyn school, w here P rincipal T. |a I m in th e In terests of social b e tte r A com p la ln t uto« ipepo rle d from aiii>- Com mission Wells J. Gary o rig in a ted th e can n in g plan. m ent. Mom© of the grangi'H thiAt tin* scoring Tlie asso ciatio n 's a p p a re n t assets for fam y VK o ik VV 'UM IIno sm all and Mr. G ary explained to Mr. Griffin the T he d ate is an n o u n ced fo r Thun« in ial $57,715* 70. m onthly in sum s liiat for pialli n «» w 1 n g too large. T he plan adopted by th e Brooklyn school day n ig h t, M arch 11, and th e p.ace W i t h t i l l s issu e t ile O u t lo o k e jit , s I J is ■lue on |ir»’iuium s ami unpaid assesr- m a tte r wua rnfurr«»«! fo r th e y ear an d w hat p rogress has (o th e next will be M etzger’s hall. Tlie liabilities are given at m eeting of tlie board III tho m ean- w ith no s p ir it o f lio H stin g th a t il » an » htiiu . -a » .- tin-. ., • s s i u l iiK iils been m ade. Mr. Griffin th en visited It w ill be a m en 's m eeting and an c a r e e r d u r in g th e f o u r y e a r s o f c x is t i- iu , I ls in ■ |> li on v s d m io $123,5*14 60, sum s due, p rin c ip a lly , tim»1 an the M ontavilla school w here P rin c i expression ltro m all tho Invitation affair, but every m an and a realization of the fact that tie- cit\ o l O r. , m . , t i- . r o i m i i i i .' on losses Incurred und w hich have 1 grilligen nu thia su b ject pal W illey will sh o rtly s ta r t th e in It be elicit- young m an especially Is invited. territory was in need of a new spa pe r mot» a li» , io th e ii K rin v in g not lii-iui palit. dividual plan fo r canning th e pro cd ut Hi » til «»«»ting of P<HIVona g rango Even boys, accom panied by th e ir Tlie tullun* of th«* Horticultural In GrtHhHiii on March 17. needs, and that more modern n ie lli, - s lim . el I»,- us,-,I ill ¡1H |iro«ht<' duce raised by th e school children. fa th e rs will be ad m itte d . If any took down with It the • Pacific Home tioil if the desired end was to lie obtain» I. Direct or Miller, who tended the “ I cannot com m end th is in d u stria l w oman gains an en tra n c e to th e hull SS'itli these t h o u g h ts u p p e r m o s t, tin » ... \ .stai l e í . Tlii* M utual and the (lr»'g on M erchants, >m»H*loh «>f tlie leglelatuire, reported a p rogram of th e B rooklyn s c h o o l..Bhe will have to com e disguised. outcome has ju s t i i i e d tin - c o u rs e p u is i !. »»I,, , «« , . a n t ad < ilici* a ti 'l i »'(imnilhHioiii r Wells a lii wind up mon» fmrorablc outlook r prem ium w hich is now well u n d er way, to o l T he m eeting is held u n d er th e in country journalism at that time. The lin o : p : e u t issillle to tlie affairs of all three. money lliis y«ar (him wa« a n tic ip a t m uch and w hich is to be adopted by auspices of th e O regon Social lly- Tlie failure of tlie H o rtic u ltu ra l ed a m onth ago. The fair ap p ro p ri issue a more newsy twice a w e e k p a | r i i a n < o u M ha » » Il d o n e th e M ontavilla school. T his is no' giene society, w hich is recognized as itHNOi lation tins a local effect w hich atio n s arn p ractically unchanged. by any other method. an experim ent. It has been trie d out one o f th e stro n g e st societies of its Beginning as a twice a week pep, i tin O u t lo o k h a s st. ( lily ke pt will m ake It ra th e r embarasMing to Prewldtiit Lewie and \lr M iller in som e of th e so u th e rn m ates w ith kind in th e co u n try , and is u n d er to its original size, except that on a I w o ,i io n s il h a s la ■Il issu e d c . E. (tsb u rn , whose new building w ere In stru cted to interview th e m arked success, w here 60,000 school s ta te su p p o rt and ready to co-oper ch ild ren canned g arden stuff last a te w ith th e citizens of th is locality with more than four pages, and it has m, I w ¡t I, t ■ e n d o i m lit o f t i l l ' now u n d er construct lint Is being county com tulsaioners in re g a rd to year. It is a splendid th in g fo r many in s ta rtin g a cam paign of ed ucation reading public, as attested b y its .» i p , n r a ’ » " .o r mg s, ■script ion built on the expectation of being | (he m a tte r of having (he county* ta k e list, and the patronage of the husin, - is w h r h lin d it ; p ro titu lile p artially paid for by the ■ in su ran e e \ over th© fair aa a county lu x tltu tlo n , reasons. F irs t, it will save th e pro for social b etterm en t. medium for advertising. It lias gait d round in « » i \ dir ■tion nin i due. Mr. O sburn was In su re d lu to g e th er with all th e property. Tho duce, m uch of w hich iB now wast»?d, T he cam paign is upon a s ta te wide continues to be what its publisher mt n<: I it s m !«• n vvnko tlie H o rtlru llu ra l society for $2400, bourd w um given (his a u th o rity at (ho and put into m a rk e tab le shape. )n«-e basis an d an effort is being m ade to o t h .............. ' r s ivered hv and now sta n d s to lose th e g re a te r Mtockholder*’ m eeting In December. p u t up th e produce will not spoil, but reach every com m unity w ith the newspaper fo r th is community and i p o rtion of II, if not all It Is ex- 1 I‘r<*idt4it b ex i.i r p o i’id th a t .»t will keep fo r a long tim e. T h ere is m essages of w arning and co n stru c it in th is se c tio n . Tit«- O u t lo o k began its career in ...... p stairs office, which it noon ported th a t by conservative h an d lin g leant th re e of th e P o rtlan d liorul mo - a trem en d o u s w aste in o u r sta te in tive in stru c tio n upon a su b ject S || b u ild , i.z w lu n of the com pany's affairs it will hoi cletloSt and perhapa live, would en th is line alone th a t the public schools w hich is vital to th e w elfare of the outgrew. Then it w a s m o v e d to a lo e a tii n ,n h A g a in d e m a n d in g m o te o o m a m i able to pay a lio tll 40 per cent of th e I te r th e cohleMt thin y< a r for th e could stop by ad o p tin g th e canning individual citizen and of th e popu it remained for over two y e a r s . better accommodations, the p r, >, nt »p. n t , |, i l l I'm ,1-, n ■»•• p claim s ag ain st It, lint th e re a re g o premtuiiiH to bo on« i « «l T hone e n plan. T he goods will alw ays have a lation at large. tioil last Slimmer; and it is lu re to s ta y . 11 g ro w to till m . h o s , u ing Io be exasp eratin g delays. te rin g will begin early by p lan tin g m a rk e t value an d will even com m and E. J. C um m ins, field se c re ta ry of Gust Larson also bad a policy In j flowerM on the lawiiM, tln ir g ard en s a preference over o th e r canned goods th e society, was h ere th is week m ak lield and to lie tile (-haul pion of all el , le I »> 11 • i III, .I - I I hi - in M u lt Ith e H o rticu ltu ra l for $300. lie has to bo en tered In th« cont« st. T he produce will be fresh, tak en d i ing arra n g e m e n ts for th e big m eet nomah. T h e e d i to r a c k n o w le d g e s th a t w ith o u t th e g e n e r o u s co o p e ra tio n not I,»'gun building yet and p ro b ab ly | T ho propobe«! eoufi •nmeo with th e rec t from th e gard en s and put up ing and now has th e p ro g ram in d eferred anti by th e new process. In th e next charg e th e full an n o u n cem en t of o f th e p e o p le ill g e n e r a l, a n d th e husin« s n u , ; ' t , - . s h a t , t t i t l v ie ill »«ill not attem p t to for aw h ile yet. j racing HMMoclutlon Mr. O sburn will finish up his tu rn ed over Io tho preKldent and A. • b ee n a lui ir»*. A*' place it gives th e girls so m ething to w hich will be m ade in a la te r issue ity , in p a r ti c u la r , th e u n d e r t a k i n g » o r I I , s s is la iK 'i- ret le re d h y liiilblitig next week and r e o p e n h ia F. Mllh r for th e reason that an ©x- do to earn money. T he boys »'an of th e O utlook, also p ro g ram s and knowledgim-nt is also mad»' of tin- valu.i! »e «ml Miss E m m a B. b u sin ess of hlacksinlthlng on t l i e ! peet«>d re p rese n tativ e of th e r a ci ng e a rn money, but th e girls m ust large- - an in v itatio n will be m ailed to the efficien t office helpers, particular!» 11 I j •Johnson, whose interest ami faithful work etnploycH h *»•* Ilia d e »•orin-r W hile he Is som ew hat of a people failed to appear. ly depend on h eir p are n ts for money, men of th e locality in a few days. il p r i n t e d n w sp a p e r, loser yet his pluck rem ains an d hi* Is : T he next m eeting will he held on b u t h ere is th e ir chance to earn Upon th e p rogram will be found the possible the regular issue of a tiewsv a n d m oney in th e ir own way. It will en nam es of such well know n sp eak ers which has called forth many words ot e n n u i d a t io n (Tom B e a r a n d not a lto g e th e r lacking in reso u rces. Monday, April 5, v lion th e prem ium Jo h n Brown was the local ag en t list for thin y ear d ll I h dy fo r able them to earn money for p u r as Dr. J. M. S h o rt an d Wm. F. far. The Outlook job printing d e p a ■ 11 11 ' e|| SO f illi» e q u ip p e tl o f Hi», H o rticu ltu ra l to ll had no idea th e ap proval of th« ch ase of books and also to help th e W oodw ard, of P o rtlan d . M ayor and efficiently managed that there I,. , lie , i t» lit tle Ile, s a ity fo r th a t the com pany was slinky fam ily. S tapleto n will p resid e and several g o i n g e l s e w h e r e l o r any kind o f w o ik I* B uve,I hiS only issuetl policies In th a t assticia i Dr In - "T h e highly im p o rta n t p art of th is good local men will also ta k e p art vestm ent Ih» G n amount of local work has been la g, i , pp n r j |, p r i n t tu g lion when Ills o th e r com panies were j office - com puny * Idin in d u stria l p rogram is th a t it will it will be a m eeting th a t no man Bank of up to the lim it on business risk s. from outside the local field. G resham Ad» teach the boys and girls a g ric u ltu re who h as his own an d his c h ild re n 's and how to grow th in g s and ta k e w elfare at h e a rt can afford to miBs FAREW ELL RECEPTION SATURDAY EVENING 3 RIPSAW RAGTIME Wt have a new lot of Im proved ca re of them afte rw a rd s. I t teaches and it is an n ounced th e re will be no BY TELEPHONE GIRLS BASKETBAL GAME BY ROCKWOOD SAGE O. E E lectric irons. 50 irons, h ab its of In dustry and th rift, besides collection tak en . now $2 !.TS a l I Sterling a K idder’s. TJie last Issue of th e Rockwood A farew ell p arty was given in him gam e b Th e h a a k tth a ll »ween the sav in g th e produce. T h ere Is no It is expected a m eeting fo r wives uch p rid e I Som e men have ti q uestion about th e process used for and m o th ers will be arra n g e d for o r of Miss Ire tta M cClure a t tin Stive rto n high Heli onl jKiris and Ripsaw hud a collection of sag e re can n in g in th e schools. It has been d u rin g th e aftern o o n of th e sam e hom e of Miss .A rlie Gibbs on Frld.i» t i rets ham high *f•bool gir Is played m ark s from which th e follow ing get dow n I f ’ «I I choicest ones have been cu lled ; a g rea t success w herever it has been day, to be ad d ressed by a m o th e r of evening rday n ig h t *an th e best and Miss McClure expects t o F a th e r Tim e s a n eu tra l in (he Eyea tested aud glasses fitted. trie d . I hope to see every school- th e executive board of th e society. leave soon for h er old hom e in Mon ta ste Ft gam e pia yed by ih>* g irls' g reat E uropean inflict because he Is i l)r. Gao. Insila house m ade in to can n eries in this ' i team thia a»* a »on. T h o mo (t not aid». a Heythlan. tan a. A very p leasan t evening was sta te . I sh all do all I can to en- FOUR GRANGES point of th e gam e waa, thu t only on«. " I cam e to ask your h an d ," said a MUSICAL COMEDY courage and assist th e Brooklyn ' SEND DELEGATES spent In social ta lk s and music field haak«»t each ’■van m ade ■ by e ith e r itix k wood lover to Ills s w e e th e a rt.” AT SMITH 8 THEATER schools, and any o th e r schools th a t L unch was served at a late hour. team T h e acor«»© m ade by S ilverton You a»k u great d eal," she replied. may decide to ta k e up th is in d u stria l - E or th e first tim e In th e history T hose present including th e t< 1» w ere nix, a held bank el and foul Tb« w o rk .” i of th e O regon g ran g e th e re will be phone girls and th e se creta ry w ere. thro«r by Alice J ennen an d tli re«. And ii'- (bought so too when sh»‘ fi t e r has lensed th«» house Ight to n a l ly suecitnilied and gently laid on io Boa- Mr. M cA llister, m an ag er At th e Brooklyn school nearly an ,o u r * ra n « w' fro n > M ultnom ah coun- Miss Eva A nderson, Miss W tnnlfred foul th ro w s by Wl n ona Pa! m«T i'lm arm a nestling, soft, w hile paw, en peo- Iris Gullicks»,n was th e s ta r play- e n tire block has been plow ed pre- 1 ty rep rese n ted in th e sta te g ran g e ()sburn m1hb M| n n ||» s h r ln e r . Mi s 1 pie for W ednesday and Th urM'Iay, tw o -th ird s la rg e r than his own which will m eet in May a t T llla- p e a ri Jones, Miss L ulu N ystroin, e r fo r G resham . She mad - on e field p a ra to ry to p la n tin g early th is spring. [ Poisoning is a crim e, hut if you 1 March 3d and 4th T he g ran g es to send dele Mrs. Ed. A ylsw orth, Mrs. A lbert Ek b ask et an<l tw o foul thr, wa, totul- and som e fo u rte en o th e r lots have mook. o bave Just put a prefix to it then U may he 1 W hile Mr. M cAllister M cClure, Miss fug all fo u r points m ad e in th e gam e been secured In th e Brooklyn neig h gates th is year will be E vening S tar, stro m , Miss I re tta r theae , full co n tro l of th e th« at« som ething else "rtytico ptxen” m eans borhood. P rin cip al G ary is o rg an iz G resham , Fairview- and W oodlaw n. A nna Slm enson, Mins Ix-iia Gibbs, T h e re fe re e was Hllvertc i's (-ouch, •n con iwto days he la u n d er v to sh o rten by tak in g out the mld<tle So fa r as know n none of them have Miss Isabel M orrow and Miss A rlie .Miss Cow den, G resham 'S < >u<h, Misa ing fo r th e w ork of canning and c a r ica ab- .-»o if you tak e a m an's laxly o ut and tra c t to produce a perf« L ig g eit, a c tin g as u m p ire rying o u t in d u stria l work At the elected th e fr rep rese n tativ es, each Gibbs. leave Ills legs aud upper sto ry , it's a ' so lu teiy clean an d »old of ai iy th in g of which is en title d to two m em bers M ontavilla school P rincipal W illev T he p lay ers on ¡Silverton's team it Idioti» » rim e or It Is not we d o n 't know iih a t could offend th e too* SPELLING CLASS is laying his plans. He says th a t . w ere, c e n te r, V ada iJeQ u ire; g u ard s, M illinery News. 1 mind. which. HAS RECITAL H elen W olcott and N ora OlHon; fo r th e re will be am ple grounds in th a t ' 1 a ftr© T he conipany has Just F irs t a rriv a l of new sp rin g m il - ! An o rd in ary w om an's w aist is neighborhood available for g ard e n w ard s, M anager W inona P alm e r and C ryatal ab o u t th irty inch»*s around An o rd i w eeks" engngi tiient at Ilnery now on display a t th e G resh " J o h n ,” »aid th e te ac h er of th e C ap tain Alice J e n s e n ; suits,, H ilda ing. W hen tb e w ork is u n d er wav n ary m an 's arm Is about th irty In- T h e a te r In P o rtlan d and am M illinery sto re, Main stre e t. 'ste e n th g rad e, "w h a t is a vo w el?” C hase and A. W elty. P ro fesso r Griffin will com e to P ort- i < lies long flow adm irab le a re thv r«,< o in n u m b 'd by th a t ho "A vow el ia good for th e so u l,” said MRS. W E. WOOD. Prop. G re sh am 's lin e-u p wa<, cen ter, land and assist both schools T he show ru n s tw o ho Urn. Ther© w orks, () N ature', But bold on. A A dv.— Jo h n . How ia th a t? Explain y o u r K a th e rin e H oney; g u a rd s, M argurlte, will be but one perform ane«* • ta r t- se lf,” said th e teach er. ' W ell, isn 't m an has two arm s but a woman only I listened to an ad dress Sunday a f V olbrecht and Eva lla m iln ; fo r l * e | x r t nien t A gricultural I Macon- 4Tow»l an open confession, and isn 't on< waist. We suppose th e o th e r Ing a t li sharp. tern o o n by S en ato r Gus C. Moser on w ards, L n u ra Shipley an d tris Gul- ttn u e d . Mr. Billie C lark , the not« d G or , th a t good fo r th e ao u l?” Yes, but arm goes to waist. th e proceedings of th e rec en t legis Itckso n , subs . H azel Gog* r and I^au- man com edian, ia th e he id It ga fea th a t Isn ’t w hat I m ean; w hat le tte rs la tu re , delivered before tb e C u rren t ra Davis. A fter th e g am e th e G reeh- T he P o rtlan d R ailw ay L ight A , re ro w e l. , - , he tr> rh e r tu re of the com pany. < h ark ♦y <’ol- ANDERSON E vents club of th e W e stm in ster P res am team e n te rta in e d w ith a sk a tin g Pow er com pany has ¿ ^ c o n tin u e d th e Q v vow els.” an sw ered Jo h n Una, th e cham pion b anjo k ing of thè b y te rian church. He was chairm an a g ric u ltu ra l d e p a rtm en t, w hich h a a ,„ R1<ht , nd why Wm. E W heeler la erectin g a 4- p arty an d a recep tio n a t th e school- (h^ r . Pacific ro a st and P aul W isner, an house. of th e jud iciary com m ittee and o th e r t ^ n .« cessfu lly ca rrie d on fo r tb e room bungalow on his place. accordion player will b«« fi a tu re d in a th e te ac h er. "B ec au se they a re an com m ittees th a t bandied much o f tbe past few m onths by Its a g ric u ltu ra list Mrs Hopbla titone has put up a open confession,'* said Jo h n . " E x l l e i . n i l n i Hil« < liM W ihettai l's ( o u g li new building on tier place to be used ■pcclalty. And th e rnual cal •omedy im p o rta n t business tran sa cted . He I T. W Cross. •ketch» “T h e M illionaire from Kton- Heme» I j , o u tlin e d som e of tb e m ore im p o rta n t Mr Cro~ h b fam l!y ,e ft to_ plain y o u rself again.'* "W ell, if I a s a wagon and tool bouse. d ik e” , a riot of fun from s ta rt to " I ta k e p le asu re in recom m ending aay I ow e you. is n 't th a t o p e n ? ” said m eaaures passed by th e le g isla tu re day fo r N ew berg. w here he <oea u, M ultnom ah gran g e held an all day C h a m b e rla in 's C ough K en e d y to my finish w ith a rousing ch o ru s of six Jo h n triu m p h a n tly . "L ook here and explained m ethods of procedure s ta rt a bog ranch In w hich line be cu sto m e rs because I h av e confidence m«-etlng on H aturday last with a good d Jo h n , you ta k e my job. I'm going In It. I find th a t th ey a re pleased atten d an ce. T h ree ca n d id a tes w ere a in ty g irls. neceaaary to b an d le tb e business of is an expert. T he price of adm ission will be ISc back to college." w ith It and call fo r It w hen again in given tb e first and s»*»nnd d eg rees a 40-day session He said th a t about Mr. an d Mrs. C ross express re- ne«d o f su ch m e d icin e," a rite s J. W an d 2$c. A show for th e young and $00 bills w ere su b m itted to both the ' g rets on leaving T reaham . an d wish F o r sale N ine new applications w ere read fo r old, y o u r motheVs and sisters, sw eet Dr 8 P. B ittn e r has moved bis Season, .M ontevallo, Mo. H ouse and S enate beside resolutions to th a n k tb e people of th is vicinity by a lt D ealers.— Adv. m em bership. office to th e G resham In v estm en t h e a rts an d ch ildren. an d m em orials, m any of w hich were {oT h ln «ineaa<. , hown d u r. B rig h t people look upon (he b rig h t com p an y 's b u ilding o ver th e B ank of Your money's worth or your W om en stu d y a r t with th e aid of OUTLOOK CELEBRATES FOURTH ANNIVERSARY oa [—gT g kM tkslr stay bars of about a year Urss ha a . — Adv. aids o f Ilfs . mirrors. money back.— Adv,