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, w ...c vWumofa
Klver n jShway. ”
ah Roads Lead to Gresham
G resham O utlook
KEEP AWAY
WARNING IS
HIS ADVICE
TWENTY-MILE CIRCUIT
BETWEEN TWO POLLS
TUESDAYS
AND
-
F R ID A Y S
$1.50
HUNltKS DAIRY HERD
BRINGS GOOD PRICES-
COW SELLS FOR $425
PER
YEAR
ORGANIZATION HAS
-
BEEN POSTPONED
A new. th irty -fo o t pole, set by the
i 1‘ It. L. & P. Co. opposite the Hank
T he com m ittee, ap p o in ted at th e re ­
of G resham on W ednesday, aroused
cen t Sunday school rally to consider
considerable speculation as to its
th e questiou of o rganizing a d istrict
purpose. It was betw een two o th e r
Sunday school association, met at
near-by poles and was not needed
tl.e lib ra ry
W ednesday aU arnoo i
for any visible purpose, alth o u g h it
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la8t- I ‘ was th o u g h t best to delay
A re tu rn e d
tra v e le r to A laska, has one.
an izin g th e association un lit Sep-1
A nother sim ilar pole has been set I An auction sale of an en tire herd herd, thy sale com m encing soon a fte r i I org
whom an O utlook re p rese n tativ e
‘em ber. T he closing of th e public |
talked w ith a few days ago, gave out a, Bull Hun tw enty miles away and of registered Jersey ca ttle is a ra re
T he W illam ette c h a p te r of the
12 o'clock, follow ing a lunch in th e j school an d su m m er vacation will
a w arning th a t sho u ld be ta k e n se r­ will be th e only two poles used on
event. Such a sale has never been cafeteria given by th e L adles’ Aid 80011 cause a sc atterin g of o u r forces | D aughters of th e A m erican R evolu­
iously.
F ront th e tone of his re­ th a t circu it, yet they have been con­
put on before in M ultnom ah county society of P leasan t Home. Col a »<l a la te r d ate wll. oe more oppor- tion left P o rtlan d W ednesday m orn­
m arks it would seem sev eral degrees nected to g eth er and
P erry was h eard to say a fte r it was , tu n e
ing, at 10:45 on th e E stacada car,
“ 88,6
HUnt*r ’'
worse th an being o u t of em ploym ent tin g electricity from
all over
th a t th e sale had been a good . | The com m ittee will a rra n g - e ---
for _ a , I lo r an Outing an d luncheon a t the
,
I llerd wa8 th e m agnet th a t drew a
is th e d isa p p o in tm en t an d serious o ther.
F rom each pole a half-inch cable | crowd of about 300 persons to the one rrom every stan d p o in t. It seem ed '» a8« m eeting and program a t a la te r G resham H eights residence of Mrs
inconvenience of finding a fte r a long
th a t every p u rch aser was satisfied d ate at which tim e au association “ C- W alters for its re g u la r m onth-
journey on th e assu m p tio n th a t lu­ has been connected to the Bull Run fair grounds while th e sale was in and it is ce rtain th a t th e big crowd
can be form ed if the Sunday school ly m eeting. T eam s conveyed som e
crative em ploym ent w as w aiting at pipe lines. The o bject is to carry off progress.
was fully pleased w ith th e success of w orkers so elect.
lo f th e m em bers from th e ca r to the
the jo u rn e y ’s end, th a t th e assuntp- all electricity th a t may affect th e I As before announced, the sale th e sale as a m a tte r of pride.
In th e m eantim e it U to be desired I ‘a rm , w hile o th e r s e n jo y e d th e w alk
tion was unfounded and th e seeker m ains, th u s preventing electrolysis '
Follow ing is a com plete record of th a t every S unday school in th is dis-1 th ro u g h "L over s L an e." T he g u ests
“
has w asted th e cost of his tra n sp o r­ in the pipe. T he connecting ends
“ “
d,8<,enial of “ >« anl
the sales w ith nam e and sex of the trict will perfect its own o rg an lra-1 w ere received by th e hostess,
tation, and is so m uch th e poorer. are joined to th e pow er wires, form - WU’8 wllich
up th e herd, and anim als, th e buyers' nam es and “ on and e n te r upon a cam paign fo r|* ® I an heirloom gown, m ade in 1854.
M oreover, he is not only still o u t of ing a circuit.
Recent experim ents e ' e rJone was sold w ithout reserve to prices paid, follow ing th e catalogue a la rg e r a tte n d a n c e and c re a to r in I A chicken pie lunch was served,
em ploym ent, b u t fa r from hom e, a have d em o n strated th a t the plan will ,he highest bidder. The anim als
num bers as listed
fluence
Let us give to th e Sunday A fter the m eeting a d jo u rn e d the
stra n g e r in a stra n g e land, perhaps be effective and if th ere has been any I were scattered about, th e m ajority
school th e th o u g h t an d lab o r th a t its m em bers ram bled over th e gro u n ds,
E
m
inent
C
arn
atio
n
of
Sunny
Bank,
w ithout th e price of a re tu rn trip or ^h erT r w ni°“ ^ K - ^ .t.r i u ‘y _h ere t? f° re ° f .,he,u rem ain ,n K ln ‘his vicinity
enjoying th e v ariety offered in th e
bull leader of th e h e rd — C, W. J o ­ im portance dem ands.
the m eans of o b ta in in g it.
T he co m m ittee consisted of ,'T. 0. I landscape.
wlll probably be none here- under new ow nership. Buyers were hansen, O rien t; $50.
This has been th e experience of after.
About forty m em bers am i g u ests
here from o th e r p arts of the sta te
Lady Tennys of Ingleside, cow__ F u ller of the G resham M. E. Sunday
many a m an who was honestly and
school, Mrs. E. A. L eo n ard of th e « e re present, ineluding th e follow
some of them tak in g home with them
W.
A
ltm
an,
Colum
bia
Slough
sincerely looking for work. Com ing G RANTS PASS W iNS
G resham B aptist Sunday school and H ' ik : Mrs. J. F. B eaum ont, ex-Stato
the choicest of the younger stock $330.
down to cases, it ap p e ars to have
STATE GRANGE SESSION mostly in pairs w here they go to be­
Mrs. P oppleton of th e Pleasan* V al-|H eg o iit of th e It. \ It.. M rs . J a n i e s
E m inent's B erm uda Beauty, h eif­
been th e experience of m any who
ley Sunday school.
N. D avis, re g e n t of M u ltn o m a h c h a p ­
come
th
e
foundation
of
o
th
e
r
herds
A news rep o rt from T illam ook th is
e r— B. C. A ltm an, Scenic; $275.
have gone to A laska in th e expecta
ter of II. A. it.. Mrs. J. H. B agley, r e ­
which in a few years will rank with
m
orning
gives
the
inform
ation
th
a
t
Leva's Ire n e of Ingleside, cow—
tion of o b ta in in g w ork on th e gov
Track Meet T om orrow .
g e n t of th e W illa m e tte c h a p te r. Miss
the ones sold yesterday both in p ro ­ B. C. A ltm an, Scenic; $425.
G
resham
lost
out
in
its
cam
paign
for
e m in e n t ra ilro a d from Sew ard to
A track m eet will be held between E m m a H ow ell, M rs. W. S A ah er,
ductiveness and prom inence.
E m inent's C arn atio n King, b u ll— ¡G resham
th e in te rio r. If all rep o rts a re re the next session of the sta te grange.
and
W ushougal
high Mrs. E. A. B eals, M rs. E d w a rd Bea-
S atisfactory prices were received M. K ehrli, H illsdale; $60.
G rants Pass was th e w inner, the
liable, it will be th e experience of
...
,, , ,
schools S atu rd ay aftern o o n on the m er, Mrs. E. A. R o ld e n sto n e , M rs. A.
generally,
alth
o
u
g
h
it
was
rem
arked
rin a H olyoke s Queen, heifer—C. ! school gro u n d s, beginning at
many m ore, unless th e w arning to draw ing card for th a t city being a
O. Brown, Mrs. O. L. Brown, Mrs. F.
prom ise of free en te rta in m e n t for the th a t some of the anim als should have W A ltm an, C olum bia S lough; $101». o'clock.
stay aw ay from th e re is heeded.
Everybody collie and see 16. C lem ents, Mrs. R. (j.
C ornish,
sold for a h igher figure th an they
officers
and
delegates.
G
resham
did
M
ay
belle
of
Ingleside,
cow—
W.
B.
L arge num b ers of laboring men
the fun and boost for th e hom e team . Mrs. W. W. D ugan, Mrs. (', f . I)ur-
were knocked down for. A rem a rk ­ Sm ith, C ascade Locks; $150.
not
g
u
a
ra
n
te
e
th
a
t
much.
10c adm ission will be charged.
are flocking to S ew ard from San
kes, Mrs. W. A. Evans, Mrs. E. It.
E m in en t’s Golden Sunbeam bull
It is difficult to see where free ably cheap anim al was th e leader of
F rancisco, P o rtla n d , S eattle and
Hayes, Mrs. Q. E. H erren , Mrs. J. M.
the herd. E m in en t’s C arnation, a 6-
II.
H
enricksen,
B
oring;
$35.
board
and
lodging
a
t
a
sta
te
grange
o th e r places, and a v eritab le stam
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
K night. Mrs. C. (>.
R ickert, Miss
year old bull, which brought but $50.
Ire n e’s E m inent Q ueen, h eifer
pede from various p a rts of th e coun­ session will benefit th e grange o r the
He became the property of C. W. J o ­
E. Jo n sru d , B oring; $130.
T he people of th e H eig h ts were M artini Little, Mrs. E. K. Scott, Mrs.
present
set
of
delegates.
The
officers
try seem s im m inent.
It is plainly
hansen, of O rient. T he cause of
Lewisa C larke, cow— S. E Hol- much alarm ed on lust T hursday W. D. Scott, M rs T. W. S h arp e, Mrs.
sta te d by th e A laska E ngineering will be the sam e and they alone will his going so low was because nobody
comb,
261 E ast Sixth stre e t, I'o rt- when all at once we heard some It. Sim pson, Mrs. W arren Sw art, Mrs.
com m ission th a t no constru ctio n get the benefit. The delegates will seemed to w ant him, despite ills g reat
heavy firing of gu n s and explosion of l! ? ' ‘ aylor, Mrs II li. W ard, Mrs.
land; $180.
be
entirely
new
and
the
grange
law
work is going on a t p resen t, nor is
very hills
hills ' a r n ii,l,a **1' Miss A rm ltstead
record
and
pedigree.
He
was
bred
E m inent's Oregon M agnolius, bull bombs, which m ade th e very
there any possibility of w ork being provides a daily stipend for all of by H arry West of Scappoose, who
trem ble and
T. J. Modie, G resham ; $17.
them
w
ith
actu
al
tran
sp
o
rtatio
n
.
th
e
ru
n
ch
ers
fears
, IT rH o n u n rv r r u n n o n
stra te d fo r sev eral weeks.
SC H O O L C IR C U S
sold his sire for $1000 in 1901.
E m inent's D orothy Vernon heif- th a ‘ a b ellg eren t reg im en t hud
T
hat
money
will
have
to
be
paid
o
ut
Most of th e w ork, th e com m ission
NETS GIG MONEY
The highest priced cow was bought er— S. W eiss, 546 Hood stre e t, P o rt- il,l’l»ed down from th e Celllo canal
of
the
sta
te
gran
g
e
fund
and
th
e
states, will be let o u t to sta tio n men,
by B. C. A ltm an who paid $425 for land, $135.
and sta rte d to bom barding o u r peace-I S om ething new alw ays a ttra c ts at-
m
em
bers
will
be
able
to
keep
th
eir
who will do th e ir own work and will
Leva's Iren e of Ingleside. She is
R io ter’s Lady Isabella, cow C. H. tul ham let. H ow ever, peace was re- Iten tlo n . T h at Bayuum Ai B arley’s
salaries in th e ir pockets.
req u ire b u t little cap ital to begin
nearly seven years old and has a rec­ Johansen, O rien t; $140.
sto red when It leaked o u t th a t it was circus atu n t ou W ednesday, given by
with.
N ot m ore th a n a few h u n ­
ord of 12,105 pounds of milk and
E ugenia's Lassie, h e ife r— G. H. Ju liu s M eier of P o rtlan d who cam e [th e high school was a w inner, th e
ROEERT
S.
SMITH
dred men will be needed th is sea­
636 pounds of b u tte r in one year on
n u t w ith a m erry p arty to celeb rate proceeds of w hich alm ost p u t th e
STRICKEN ON STREET official test. Mr. A ltm an also bought Damm eier, G resham ; $150.
son, and th e n u m b ers alread y on the
E m in en t's P erfection
of O regon, ,h e opening of th e fam ous C olum bia, «tudenta out of debt.
scene is suflicient.
Robert S. Sm ith, a retired sea cap­ E m in en t’s B erm uda Beauty, a hetfer bull M. K ehrli, H illsdale;
$50.
and th u s ta k e th is m ethod of sa lu t-
T he p arad e was a b u rlesq u e u I ho
“ No m an should go to A laska tain, living n ear O rient w here he 16 m onths old, for $275.
Mabel 8. of Ingleside, cow A. F.
‘&® boats when they cam e d o w n l1*1® "c ircu s” but they both served
w ithout m oney enough to re tu rn to wns valuable property, was strick en
from th e celeb ratio n .
I th e ir purpose and th e school Is hap-
Lady Tennys of Ingleside, th e one Chase, G resh am ; $130.
the sta te s in case he does not find with paralysis a t F irs t and S tark pictured in last T uesday's Outlook,
E u g en ia's
Red
Rose
cow — 8.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G
eorge
S
tory,
th
e
py 1,1 know ing th a t th e ir finances
w ork.” T hose w ords w ere th e u t­ stree ts, P o rtlan d , last n ig h t while he was sold to C. W. A ltm an of the Co­ W eiss, P o rtla n d ; $170.
bride and groom a t C h an ticleer, were are 1,1 800,1 condition for th e finul
terance of th e re tu rn e d trav e ler, and was carry in g a valise filled with val­ lum bia slough for $330.
He also
P rince A lbert of Oregon, bull
ten d ered a r a th e r noisy ch a riv ari on dayH of ■c *>ool and th e ir credit utiim-
he added, “ At p rese n t th e o p p o rtu ­ uable papers.
bought a heifer th ree m onths old for D. B. Yoder, A u ro ra; $50.
W ednesday evening. T his Is a m ost palred for ,h e future-
nities fo r em ploym ent in A laska are
Mr. Sm ith, who is 73 years old, $100.
Lady Isab e lla’s M agnolia, cow— savage custom and It would serve
b v ery d etail of th e program wns
very few .”
Among th e o th e r localities rep re­ J. B. Hyde, 7 20 E. 33d stre e t, P o rt­ th e noisem akera rig h t if th e groom < arr,ed out> eBCh « fad e conducting
was tak en to St. V incents hospital,
A w ord to th e wise is suflicient. the police ta k in g ch arg e of his va­ sented at th e sale the follow ing were lan d ; $350.
received them with n loaded shot- | i,B own , , , r l of ,ll,> p erform ance. T he
The m an who m ig ra tes to A laska at lise and papers. At last rep o rts to ­ buyers: F. E. Bowman, P o rtlan d ;
Lord T ennyson of O regon, bull — gun.
|su m of $51.92 was rep o rted as tile
this tim e in th e hope of finding day, he was conscious but unable to M. K ehrli, H illsdale; W. B. Smith, R. I. A nderson, O rien t; $170.
n et proceeds, divided as follows:
We
are
Just
w
ondering
how
long
work ta k e s fa r g r e a te r chances of speak. Ilia nephew
W illiam Mc- Cascade Locks; S. E. Holcomb, P o rt­
Fawn L ass of O regon, h e ife r— 8. the people will stan d for risking F resh m en ,
$11.68;
sophom ores,
d isap p o in tm en t th an he who rem ains Alpine, now living in P o rtlan d , is land; S. Weiss, P o rtlan d ; George W eiss, P o rtla n d ; $105.
$6.80; Juniors,
$20.34; seniors,
th
e
ir
lives
when
on
th
e
road,
caused
at hom e and se arch es th e labor field seeing th a t be has every atten tio n .
B rockart, A u ro ra; I). B. Yoder, Au­
T ina Holyoke, cow — W illiam by reckless d riv in g of m o to rcars, the $13.10.
with w hich he is acqu ain ted . T his
ro ra ; J. B. Hyde, P o rtlan d ; B. F. Booth, B oring; $150.
Only a few d o llars of th e stu d e n t
toll paid is m ost terrib le. J u s t fines
w arning from one who know s com es
T hese people
L ater: W ord was received from H olm an, P o rtlan d .
E m in en t’s R io ter of O regon, bull__ should be im posed on those speed- body indebtedness rem ain unpaid,
as a p o te n tia l blessing to thou san d s P o rtlan d th is aftern o o n th a t Mr. took seventeen of th e anim als away M. K ehrli, lliisd a le ; $25.
dem ons and If given a rockpile sen but som e of tile stu d e n ts owe sm all
who may have co ntem plated the Sm ith had died ab o u t 3 o ’clock. No with them.
F e rn ’s O regon C arn atio n , h e ife r — fence of six m onths and a heavy fine ¡sum s for dues w hich it Is expected
journey to A laska in the hope of se­ funeral arran g e m en ts have been
Two noted stockm en of Scappoose, A. E. Jo n sru d , B oring; $130.
in gold, we could be m ore safe on will liq u id ate all accounts w hen col-
curing em ploym ent, but who will of m ade but th e body will be brought H arry W est and J. W. Pom eroy were
E ugenia of Ingleside, cow— F. E. tile road. O ur hono rab le Judges are [lected in.
a c e rta in ty be disappointed if they to G resham th is evening.
here, in terested sp ectato rs of the sale Bowman, Com m ercial Club Build­
to o le n ien t w ith those offenders.
go.
hut made no bids. It is suspected ing. P o rtla n d ; $100.
LIBRARY NOTES.
Several au to loads of ran ch ers a t­
however, th a t some of the Portland
P a ssin g o f P ioneer.
E m in en t’s Oregon T ennys, b u l l _
Seventy new books w ere received
tended th e good roads m eeting In
buyers were m aking bids for others W C. Spence, F airv iew ; $110.
MUSICAL SERVICES BY
P o rtlan d F rid ay and we hope th a t y e s te r 'a y . am ong w hich were W h it­
Mrs.
L
uvena
Bohna,
a
pioneer
of
and
perhaps
Mr.
Pom
eroy
will
get
a
F e rn 's Lily K., cow— W. B. Sm ith,
METHODIST CHOIR
th e ir effort to get th e best and most son and W ulster Soils and Soli Ker­
1851, passed away a t h er hom e a t few of th e cows as he has ju s t closed Cascade Locks; $165.
lastin g m aterial for paving th e roads *,li,y -
At the M ethodist Episcopal church D am ascus on May 12, aged 64 years, o ut a H olstein herd and is becoming
E m in en t's Oregon Belie, cow B.
Ekblaw F arm S tru c tu res.
in th e county h av e n ’t been In vain,
on S unday Rev. M elville T. W ire 3 m onths and 9 days. She was laid in terested in Jerseys.
F. H olm an. 83 F ifth s tre e t,
P ort
Booker W ashington
My L arg er
will preach a t 11 a. m. on the topic: to rest in (he Dam ascus cem etery
A large w ater la n k is now being
A su rp rise of th e sale was the price lan d ; $150.
E ducation
The S o lid arity of th e K ingdom of today.
received for a little bull one m onth
E m in en t’s Oregon O utlook, b u ll— Installed a t th e Meier place from
A lexander Dumas Mary S tu art.
God." S unday school a t 10 a. m .
She is survived by h er husband, old. He is th e son of Lady Isabella, W. C. Calvin, P leasan t H om e; $30. which th e house will get its supply
W arre C ornish Ju n e A ustin.
E pw orth L eague a t 7 :1 5 p. m. At T. J. Bohna, seven children and which sold for $350; and th e g ran d ­
B erm u d a’s Sally of 8. B., c o w --F . of w ater.
A lfred H enry Lewis An A m eri­
S p. m. th e re will be a m usical se rv ­ tw enty gran d ch ild ren . T he children son of Lady Tennys, th e cow pictured E. Bowman, Com m ercial Club B uild­
The B ooster Bock W ater com pany
can P atrio t o r th e story of A aron
ice of special in te re st by the ch o ir a re F. A. Bohna, L ents; Mrs. Minnie on Tuesday. He brought only $17. ing; $145.
lias asked th e county c o u rt for a
B urr.
u nder th e lead ersh ip of Mrs. Ellen E lliott, D am ascus; Mrs. Irene Love­
The sale was conducted by Col. D.
Gold Lili, cow—-H. W eiss, 167 rig h t of way along the H ighw ay as
F ra n k
M urphy
G irlhood
of
Pom eroy. T his is th e last of a series lace,
D am ascus;
W alter
Bohna, L. Perry of Colum bus, Ohio. He has C urry stre e t, P o rtla n d ; $145.
fa r as the C o rb ett e sta te and alm s to
Queen E lizabeth.
of m usical services given by th e Blain, O regon; E rn est Bohna, Vail, a national rep u tatio n as an au ctio n ­
E m in en t's Oregon King, bull — lay th e main pipe as soon as the
Bolton H all—W hat Tolstoy T au g h t.
choir. T he program will be as fol­ O regon; and Miss N ettie Bohna, Da­ ee r and has m ade n otable sales in Carl H ansen, B oring; $50.
rig h t of way has been g ran ted . It Is
H arry
Em erson
Fosdick T he
lows:
m ascus.
Miss N ettie O sburn, Da­ alm ost every state. His m ethods
Lew lsa C la rk e ’s T rum p, bul) M (he In ten tio n of th e com pany to in ­
Second Mile.
° M other D ear, J e ru s a le m
W a rd mascus, Mrs. Eunice K ennedy, Cali and m anners w hile in action were a H. W heeler, B oring; $70.
sta ll a gasoline engine to pum p the
H.
A ddington
Bruce H istoric
Sole— My s o u i
A th ir s t fo r God G aul fornla and
Mrs. Eliza E llio tt of revelation and would have been
Brown B essie’s Eawn Lass, h e i'e r w ater up on th e hill.
G
host
H
unters.
C. E. R u sh e r.
w
orth
an
adm
ission
fee
to
h
ear
him.
so u th ern Oregon a re sisters. J. H.
— S. W eiss, P o rtla n d ; $105.
Mr. M aning will move his black­
A nthem — No S h ad o w s Y onder
G aul
C lara Barton Story of th e Red
O sburn, Mosier, Oregon and Will Os­ His assista n ts were W. H. Addis, of
B erm uda of 8. B.’s Beauty, cow__ sm ith shop down n e a r th e C orbett Cross.
T rio —A t E v e n tid e it S h a ll Be L ig h t
...................................................G aul burn are b ro th ers. Mrs. Bobna was th e R ural S pirit, who served as clerk, C. H. Jo h a n sen , O rien t; $125
road and Mr. Dabney, who ow ns th e
W
D
Howells Seven E nglish
Mrs. E llen P om eroy, M iss G lad y s
an au n t of Miss W innlfred and Ed. with W. E. Crasw eli of C o ttrell, who
Brown Bessie’s Golden Queen ground along th e bluff w here th e Cltleii.
M iller, M iss E b b le H argrove.
acted as bis helper. E. A. Rhoten, h e ife r— G eorge B ro ck art, H ubbard shop is now located, will build a
O sburn of G resham .
A nthem — I Am A lpha a n d O m ega
Jo h n F o ster Eraser, Q uaint su b ­
The deceased was a n ativ e of Du- of the Pacific H om estead, and C. I). K. D. 2; $125.
su m m er hom e In th e n ear fu tu re .
..............—.............................................. S ta in e r
jects of (lie King.
D uet— T h ey S h all H u n g e r No M ore G aul tbem all and p atronize th e adver- M inton were ringside assista n ts. H.
E m in en t's Oregon Isabella h eifer
Mrs. E. M. H enderson will give a
M rs. Pom eroy, M iss M iller.
w ith h er p are n ts a t th e age of 13. W. M ullenhoff and W endell Cleve­ — A. F. Chase, G resham ; $126.
h ousew arm ing a t h er new Crown
I Saw th e H o ly C ity ...................... S to re r They moved to S ilverton w here they land were in ch arg e of th e anim als
T he sale of th e 37 an im als b ro u g h t P oint Inn next S atu rd ay .
rem ained for one year, when they w hile In th e ring.
a to ta l of $5057, or an av erag e of
Benefit G H. S. Baseball
Mrs. Jo h n T aylor was in th e city
WILLIAM STRAAK S HOUSE
I t took ju st th ree h ours to sell th e $136.67.
cam e to D am ascus, w hich has been
Team.
on busiuess on Monday.
NEAR SANDY BURNED h er hom e ev er since. She was m ar­
L. Benfield was a g u est a t his
V'otice.
Hi» Luck Inlieril«»!.
ried to T. J. Bohna F eb ru ary 16,
m o th e r’s bungalow on T hursday.
GIANTS
AND
W HITE
The hom e of W illiam S tra a k . i
1868.
To the P atro n s of R ural R oute No.
Mrs. C. Illidge e n te rta in e d the
"M r. W inkfns,” said Jo h n n ie to
SOCKS TOUR OF THE
farm er living n ear Tandy, was burn
2. G resham , O regon:
th e young m an he had ju s t queered K ings of P o rtlan d on S atu rd ay Mr
WORLD.
cd on W ednesday w ith a to ta l loss of
An eyeless needle th a t has been
May 17th, 1915, your c a rrie r will with his sister. " I t says here des­ Illidge has Ju st had a well drilled
all contents. F ire was first noticed patented is m ade in two p arts, th read
begin to serve th e ro u te by au to m o ­ cen d an ts of th e p a tria rc h s.”
Wai and w ent down as fa r as 140 feet, j
At Picture Show
in the second story by th e oldest g irl being inserted
into
th e
bottom , bile. He will leave th e office to be­ Jo n a h a p a tria rc h ? ”
and has lots of w ater now but It will
aged 8 year». She m arsh aled fo u r which is tu b u la r, and fastened by
gin serving 8 :3 0 a. m , re tu rn in g to
ta k e a gasoline en g in e to pum p it
Yes, J o h n n ie .”
o th e r y o u n g er children o u t Into the screw ing on th e point.
: MONDAY NIGHT, MAY 17
th e office 12 noon
up as It is too deep for a baud
But
who
a
re
Jo
n
a
h
's
descen
field and se n t th e next oldest for h er
If you wish to m eet th e c a rrie r at dan ts?”
pump.
Com m encing a t 8 p. m.
fa th e r who was at w ork som e d is­
F o u r w orking p arties which are th e box, please m ake allow ance for
Mrs.
C.
L
ato
u
re
ll,
of
G
resham
,
"Jinxes,
Johnnie.”
tance aw ay. Mrs. S tra a k had gone b u ild irg a railro ad across A u stralia
fhe change of schedule. Rem em ber
was a guest of Mrs. J. Boss last
T his is an exceptionally fine
to Sandy on business.
will be equipped w ith w ireless ap ­ th e d ate, May 17th, 1915.
A P h ilip p in e g overnm ent b ureau week.
p ictu re show ing views oi o th e r
Before help could be had the p ara tu s so they can keep in touch
co u n tries which th e G iants and
has sen t en g in eers to M indanao to In­
I. McCOLL, P o stm aster.
building and contents were totally w ith one an o th er.
W hltesocks visited on th e ir
v estig ate th e rep o rted discovery of
A new b u rg la r alarm designed for i recent to u r of th e world.
destroyed. The insurance Is $750 In
Twelve new w ant ads in today's one of th e la rg e st deposits of Iron
o u tb u ild in g s fires a blank ca rtrid g e
th e M cM lnnvtlla com pany.
Jo h n
A new traveling bag locks auto­ Outlook. It will pay you to read ore in th e w orld.
<1— MEI-
when an in tru d e r touches a wire,
I
Brown, the district agent was out matically when it is lifted by the j buque,
there yesterday adjusting m atters.
handle.
' tisera.
Iowa.
She came to Oregon
Head tb s W ant Ads.
w hich can be laid in almost any de- j i
sired direction.
AMERICAN
DAUGHTERS
MEET HERE
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