Gresham outlook., May 25, 1915, Image 1

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VOL. 5'
NO. 25
GRESHAM.
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON,
TUESDAY,
MAY
25,
1915
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50
PER
YEAR
eephone
COLUMBIA
CLOSING DAYS OF GRESHAM
LINCOLN
EFFECTIVE
extension
FOREMAN
HIGH SCHOOL DRAWING NEAR
LECTURE
PORTRAYAL
IS PLANNED
IMPROVING Invitations Issued to Senior Class Banquet—Members of
IS HEARD
OF WOMEN
u extension of service fro m th e
0( Sandy by the M u ltnom ah &
l-kamas Coun-.v M utual T e le p h o n e
company has been u nder se rio u s co n ­
tr itio n for several m o n th s w ith
the result that the proposed ex te n -
gion Is about to be Installed.
Sandy subscribers, now n u m b e rin g
about 35, are all connected w ith th e
Gresham exchange.
It is now th e
intention of the com pany to in s ta ll
a switchboard at Sandy for th e ir ben-
eSiand maintain a day an d all n ig h t
B e rt Stone, p it forem an a t the
Dr. C. E. Cline of P o rtla n d spoke
C olum bia brick y ard who was sta b ­
“ E very W om an's R oail,” a m o ra l­
bed by E li P a rk e r on F rid a y a fte r­
last Sunday m o rn in g at th e M ethod­ ity play, Is to be given by th e w om en
noon la st, is restin g com fortably and
ist Episcopal ch u rc h , to a la rg e and of Reed college J u n e 1 an d 2 a t th e
will probably recover in a few weeks.
T ills p a g e a n t play,
ap p re cia tiv e au d ien ce.
Dr. C line's H eilig th e a te r.
T h e w ound m ade by P a rk e r’s knife
was
w
ritte
n
by
Miss
Jo se p h in e H am ­
in tim a te ac q u a in ta n c e w ith Mr. L in ­
w as in th e rig h t side ju s t above the
Invitations to the first an n u a l
1908— Jo h n S h attu c k . P e a rl Metz­ coln and his kn o w led g e of th e co n d i­ mond, pro fesso r of E nglish a t Reed
floating rib
i t is ab o u t th ree inches I com m encem ent exercises of G resham ger. R aleigh W atson, H arley T u rn e r,
college.
Miss H am m ond has p o r­
tions su rro u n d in g him in his young tray e d in a sk illfu l an d effective
long an d fo u r inches deep, having u»i°n high school have been issued George S ch an tin .
been m ade w ith an o rd in ary pocket ,
tl,e members of the senior class,
190!* Hope A nderson. F lo ren ce m anhood, added a p erso n al in te re st m a n n er w om an as sh e h as been
knife.
T he "blade p en e trate d
the 10 *je helll on Friday evening, Ju n e Fieldhouse,
Bessie
D aily, Maeve to th e su b ject w hich was very in te r­ th ro u g h o u t th e p ast ages an d as she
low est po in t of t i e rig h t lung. Had 4 in R egner's opera house.
is in m odern society. All types of
Lovelace,
E th e l
C alk in s,
Hope esting.
th e w ound been tw o ribs h igher up
Embossed statio n ery in a n eatly Meyers, M ark E m ery.
Dr. Cline sp en t th e early y ea rs of w om ankind a re rev ealed — T h e Bur-
1910— M ary H arvey, A lm a Daily, !
It w ould have been fatal.
engraved design has been used by th e
d en b e arer, th e C rea to r, th e W uster,
service-
ills life in s o u th e rn
Illin o is n ea r
It is thought that witli a local sy s­
P ro b a b ly th e m ost accu rate ac­ class, the twenty-six m em bers having C harles McColl, Dan L ynch, S tella J
th e Joy-giver, an d th e k ee p er of th e
tem there the num ber of su b sc rib e rs co u n t of th e affray is th e one which adopted a uniform style em bellished Roper, Bessie O sburn, Mary H anson. Springfield. T he day a f te r L in co ln 's Flam e. It Is a call to ro u se w om an
will Increase, as they will not h av e says th a t a bad feeling had been ex­ with the school m onogram in p urple
1911— L illian F re d o lp h , H e rb e rt) first call to arm s, he e n liste d in C om ­ to an u n d e rsta n d in g of life; to a fu l­
,o rail through the G resham c e n tra l istin g betw een th e two men for sev­ and gold.
Hoss, Roy Jo h n so n , May K esterso n , | pany I), of th e 7 th Illin o is In fa n try , ler know ledge of h e r m issio n ; an d
T he class flower, G aillarda, and the Maude Michel, G ladys Richey. K en-j w hich was th e first reg im en t p u t in ­ an ap p eal to nobly assu m e h e r pow ­
»ben desiring to ta lk w ith each e ra l w eeks.
Stone, It is said, had
other. A hundred drop sw itc h b o a rd s been te a sin g P a rk e r and the la tte r is class m otto, “ Out of th e H arb o r Into neth R oberts, M arian R obertson, , to th e service from th a t s ta te About ers.
«¡11 be Installed and co n n ected w ith re p o rte d to have rem a rk e d th a t he the Deep,” to g eth er with th e class H erbert Ryan, M arg aret S ch an tin I a y ea r la te r he w en t in to th e 1st
Miss H am m ond stag ed th e play in
C avalry.
In
S eptem ber, Boston in 1911 an d 1913 and In
the present trunk line th a t is se rv in g w ould " g e t” S tone unless the fancied officers and the nam es of th e g ra d u ­ ITloyd C. S ch ram , E arl T hom pson, 1 Illinois
Sandy. After th at all w ires will be p e rse c u tio n s ceased. On F riday the ates are given, each accom panied W ilbur T hom pson, E th a l W ilkinson. 1864, lie Joined B atery B. of th e 1st N ashville, T ennessee In 1912, T he
H e becam e a Boston Jo u rn a l says of it:
(hanged from the p rese n t sy stem a n d m en w ere w orking n ea r to each o th er with the personal card of th e sender.
1912— F re d a B ratzel, E lsie S hultz, M innesota A rtillery .
"M iss H am m ond's re m a rk a b le play
»get a Sandy subscrib er fro m h e re a n d S tone spoke sh arp ly to P ark er Nearly 1000 of the in v itatio n s have H ilda M uender, G ladys M iller, H a r­ second lie u te n a n t an d served un til
visualizes th e m orulity of w om an,
it will be necessary to ask fo r “ S an ­ c o n c ern in g som e p a rt of th e ir job been issued.
old K ern, W illa M etzger, G eneva th e end of th e w ar.
w herein she is found to he th e c re a ­
In Ills address, Dr. C line reco u n ted to r, w o rk er, w aster, jo y g iv er, an d
The baccalaurate serm on will be W right, Bessie H o w itt, Id a R etig,
dy" and give the o p e ra to r th e r e th e a n d im m ediately cam e tow ard P ark er
m any incidents in co n n ectio n w ith k eep er of th e flame of In sp iratio n .
| number desired.
w ith th e in te n tio n of moving a car heard next Sunday evening in th e M. Bessie S treb in .
1913— M aybell B urch, C h ristin e th e early life of L incoln an d his en ­ T he au d ien ce sits tn th e open c o u rt­
The Dover - Firw ood T elep h o n e of clay.
T he la tte r th o u g h t Stone E. church, given by Dr. H. J. T albot,
yard of th e H ouse of T ru th , w here
| company, with a ce n tral e x c h an g e a t was in te n d in g to s trik e him and w ith president of the Kimball college of B u rk h o ld er, L illian A. E d w ard s, te rin g Into politics. He closed with are th ro n ed th e sp irits of w om an's
Sandy, is an independent sy stem an d th e open k n ife in his hand stru ck Theology at Salem. A program of P earl M. F lem m in g , H elen M I I ohn , a fine c h a ra c te riz a tio n of th e m a r­ creativ e w o rk — m o th erh o o d , in d u s­
try , and a r t— an d as T ru th b rin g s be­
B.
M athew s,
M arg u ert e ty red p resid en t, in w hich he sa id :
I will have no connection w ith th e S tone a heavy blow which Stone special music is being arra n g e d for Vyola
L et us now co n sid er briefly som e fore th e eyes of every w om an th e
Grtsham system. An effort w as m ane scarcely felt at th e tim e, not know ing the occasion which will include a Michel, C leveland B liss, Ja ck so n F.
c h a ra c te rs th a t m ake up th e d e s ti­
bv some of the D over-Firw ood people he had been stabbed . W ith his open solo, "W hile Thou Art W ith Me,” by Jones, F loyed S. M etzger, R aym ond of th e tilings th a t m ade A braham nies to be lived on h e r road t-here filo
Lincoln
a
g
rea
t
m
an
.
I
sh
a
ll
nam
e
to effect a consolidation b u t th e offer h an d he d e a lt P a rk e r a sw ift blow in W alter Rolff, sung by C. E. R u sh er; Palm quist, R ussell A. P u g h , R oland
o u t from the sta g e living rep ro d u c­
first. Ills kitiHhip to com m on people tions of th e v ario u s c h a ra c te rs in
.■as not accepted. Both co m p an ie s th e face an d then fo r th e first tim e a solo by Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth, also Q uesinberry, F red G. W agner.
1914 — E m elle
A nderson,
Elsie and com m on th in g s. Jo sh u n Speed, costum es th a t a re w o n d erfu lly pic­
| will operate independent of each o th fe lt a s h a rp
pain and
th e warm a ladies’ q u arte t, “ One Sweetly Sol­
tu re sq u e and tru e ."
lei partly in the sam e te rr ito r y , b u t , blood tric k lin g down his body. Then em n T h o u g h t,” Arr. by O. B. Brown, M etzger, Jo h n H oney, Evelyn Metz­ Mr L incoln's law p a rtn e r, said , "L in ­
T he costum ing, lig h tin g e f f e c t s an d
sung by Mrs. Ellen A. Pom eroy, Mrs. ger Mary C ath ey , N ellie F a r ij, V iola coln was a com m on m an en larg ed to th e c h a ra c te r im p e rso n atio n s are
is anticipated th a t th e G re sh am he realized w hat had happened,
en o rm o u s p ro p o rtio n s.” M ankind is
I system will soon a tta in
a la rg e
lie s ta rte d to w alk tow ard the of­ M yrtle Myers, Miss Ebbie H argrove Dinger, Isab el M etzger, A ddle Q ues­
B elascoesque, an d ra re ly is seen a
d riftin g Hlowly a n d ste a d ily aw ay
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
St.
Clair.
inberry,
Olive
M
errill.
growth in view of th e g r e a te r facil- fice but becam e fa in t from th e loss
p eg ean t bo well executed.
from
th
e
idea
of
cro
w
n
s,
k
in
g
s,
em
­
Senator H arry Lane will m ake the
1915— G ladys M ichel, A lice R ob­
| ities for long distance service.
of blood and was assisted home
T he play is given by th e women
p ero rs. so v ereig n s an d th ro n e s; and
With a few miles of new lin e s ra- w here Dr. H ughes gave him a tte n ­ g rad u atin g address a t th e com m ence­ erts, B ernice H arg ro v e , E lle n De-
stu d e n ts aa p a rt of th e exerctseB of
th e fa r th e r th e ra c e m oves from
i diating out of Sandy a la rg e lis t of tion la te r on.
th e first co m m encem ent week of
Two stitch es were m ent exercises to be held in R eg n er’s llaven, K a th ry n H oney, L a u ra Davis.
th ese, th e n e a re r it w ill com e to Ab­
Mabel
Shipley,
(»aura
S
hipley
lx*’ia
opera
house
on
F
riday
evening,
Ju
n
e
Reed college. T ic k ets can be h ad a t
new subscribers can be h ad , an d ta k e n in th e wound an d a d rain tube
4. A special musical program is be­ W right, G e rtru d e E astm an , M argaret rah a m Lincoln as th e ideal.
th e H etlig th e a te r o r by ap p lica tio n
there is a prospect of a f u r th e r ex­ in se rted .
Born in a m ise ra b le cabin in H a r­
to th e college office. An ev en in g p e r­
tension of the system in se v e ra l di-
P a rk e r was tak en before Ju stice ing rehearsed for the occasion under Burke, P earl Itu eg g , E va Dodd, Ha'.« 1
din county, K en tu ck y , th e very p o o r­
Goger,
Mae
D
o
u
g
h
erty
,
Guv
Jo
n
e
s,
th
e
direction
of
Mrs.
M.
E.
Coovert.
fo rm an ce is to be given Ju n e 1 an d
rections. There are p o ssib ilities of a R ollins but was given his liberty
T he senior play, which had been W ilbur S tan le y , K irk T hom pson, est p a rt of th e s ta te , being in th e 2 a t 8 o 'clock, an d a m a tin e e Ju n e 2
I ereat increase in busK *ss in th e ne.v w ith o u t bail, pending th e outcom e of
cav ern o u s lim esto n e reg io n of th e
a t 2 o’clock
T h e ev en in g prices a re
I territory when the change is m ade, S to n e’s in ju ry . T h e d istric t a tto r ­ fully advertised, was scheduled for Ralph S tan le y , C hase St. C lair, G len-i
M am m oth Cave, of th a t ciasH know n
wood
M
iller,
F
ra
n
k
R
o
g
ers,
H
arry
,
two d o lla rs am i one d o lla r an d fifty
I which will be w ithin a few m o n th s ney has ta k e n th e m a tte r up for in ­ last night in R egner’s opera house
and was fully up to all expectations. Stanley, Jo e C hiodo, G lenn K ester [ as th e 'p o o r w h ite s," he grow up cents. T he m a tin e e p rices a re on e
! ft »urthcat.
v estig a tio n by th e g ran d ju ry .
th e re , in In d ian a an d Illin o is, am id
It was liberally patronized, n etting son, W allace Spence.
d o llar, fifty cen ts, an d
tw enty-five
Both men are well know n around
th e pinchlngs of p o v erty , w ith o u t
Of
th
e
list
ab
o
v
e
given
It
is
know
n
,
th
e
class
a
handsom
e
sum
which
will
cents.
I BERRIES TO PORTLAND
G resham and th e re is considerable
be used in paym ent of the expenses th a t th e fo llo w in g a re m a rrie d : G race schools o r o th e r so cial elev a tin g in ­
DISAPPOINT M ANAGER re g re t over th e u n fo rtu n a te affair.
a tte n d a n t upon the g rad u atin g ex­ L aw rence, ’0 6 ; P e a rl L indsey, '0 6 ; j fluences, d riftin g alo n g , sn a tch in g GOOD PROSPECTS
M ary W ilson, ’0 7 ; P e a rl M etzger, '0 8 ; th e m eans to sa tisfy th e cra v in g s of
FOR FORf) FAM INE
Orders for forty c ra te s of stra w -
ercises.
FA IRVIEW
R aleigh W atso n , '0 8 ; Hope A n d er­ h u n g er, a sh ag g y -h ead ed , b arefo o t
I berries were received on S a tu rd a y by
T h ere are ninety and seven who are son, ’0 9;
L ato u re ll & Son have sold six of
I Manager Sterling, of th e G.'?9liuin
A bout fifty persons atten d e d th e
Bessie Daily, '0 9 , Alm a hoy, clad In ru d e st clo th in g , and
eligible
to m em bership in the G resh­ Daily, ’10;
E a rl
T hom pson, ’l l ; so m etim es little of th a t; doing a th e eig h t F ord m ach in es b ro u g h t to
I cannery, but several gro w ers ho ..a s te a given la st week by Mrs. Wm.
I depending on disap p o in ted h im by S ales for th e benefit of th e W om en's am High School Alum ni association C h ristin e B u rk h o ld e r, '1 3 ; L illian d ay 's w ork here an d a n o th e r th ere, G resh am two w eeks ago. T h e re is a
chopping w ith his ax fo r anybody gooil p ro sp ect th a t th e o th e r tw o will
|going to Portland w ith th e ir fru it.
Society of th e P re sb y teria n church. which is to be form ed on T hursday, E d w ard s, ’13.
th a t would h ire h im ; d ig g in g stu m p s go in a few »lays, a f te r w hich th e re
Ju
n
e
3,
previous
to
the
grad
u
atin
g
B ut on e is know n to be deceased
Mr. Sterling called to h av e th e Mrs. Sales was assiste d in serving
exercises. This y ear’s g rad u ates will Jo h n W. S h a ttu c k .
and
b u rn in g b ru sh . Of p o verty and will be a F o rd fam in e, as an o rd e r
by
h
e
r
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
Miss
C
lara
and
hv
I Outlook say that the ca n n ery belongs
com m on life, su re ly th a t w as th e fo r eig h t m ore, placed on S a tu rd a y
I to the growers, and is d ep e n d in g on Mrs. F ra n k Dickenson an d Mrs. W il­ be included.
Tlie d ra m a given last n ig h t was a real th in g . Not a p erso n is listen in g c a n n o t be filled u n d e r tw o w eeks.
T his is the ten th year of the G resh­
I them to keep it supplied so a s to fill la rd Cook.
success in ev ery p a rtic u la r and will to me w hose life h a s ap p ro ach ed
T he F o rd a d v e rtise m e n t w hich h as
am
high
school,
the
last
sem
ester
be­
lorierE. Possibly a little m »re m ay
C laude Schute has sta rte d for IPs
n et th e se n io rs n ea rly 8100. T h ere A braham
been ru n n in g in th e O u tlo o k h as d is­
L
in
co
ln
’s
in
com
mon
ing
u
n
d
er
th
e
direction
of
the
I
nion
lie leallzed for produce on c e rta in fo rm e r hom e in M ichigan for an ex­
w ere a b o u t 600 people p rese n t, th e w retchedness. O ut of th ese co n d i­ ap p eared from th is issue, b u t It w ill
I occasions, but in th e long ru n th e te n d ed visit w ith his relativ es. He D istrict Board, which will have full
to ta l d o o r re c e ip ts from th em being tions he em erged,
risin g to th e re a p p e a r when th e new fleet a rriv e s .
control
h
ere
after
and
will
open
the
w pnt by way of San F rancisco, w here
[cannery will pay th e best prices.
$135.
place w here. If you ask alm o st any It will be d ifferen t th e n . L a to u re l!
next
year
in
th
e
new
building
now
Mr. Sterling was p aying m o re fo r he will see th e g re a t exposition.
T h e le a d in g c h a ra c te r of th e play, child. In alm ost an y hom e o r school, A Son a ttr ib u te se v eral of th e ir r e ­
Mrs. E dw in B urlin g am e is down u n d er construction.
hfawberries last w eek th a n
th e
" E ll W h eeler,
th e
New E ngland who was th e g re a te s t A m erican, he cent sales to th e p u b licity given th e m
Of
th
e
ninety-seven
who
have
gone
[ stores of Gresham, an d w ould have from Dee, n e a r Hood R iver for a
s to re k e e p e r,” w as ta k e n by C laude will w ith o u t h e s ita tio n resp o n d , "A b ­ by th e O utlook.
out,
Miss
Hope
A
nderson,
has
become
b rief visit. On h e r re tu rn she will
J pa.d cash down if necessary.
T he tw o la te st sales m ade by L a t­
a te ac h er of the g rad e class of her S m ith w ho becam e th e u n d erstu d y rah am L incoln.”
There is a by-law w hich lays th a t be accom panied by h e r ch ild ren , who
T hen, his u n u su al s ta tu r e and face o u rell A Son w ere to G. li. B lack ­
hom e school. Miss F lorence F ield ­ of K irk T h o m p so n on acco u n t of
| L(‘D>T-ers must sell th e can n ery all a re h ere in school.
house has been elected a teach er and th e la tte r being too ill to ta k e th e c o n trib u ted not a little to his n o to r­ burn an d F red Pow ell. T h ey aro
T he school y ear will close next
iTelr produce or none. T h e re is se r-
will begin h er du ties next term . p a rt. Mr. S m ith 's re n d itio n of th e iety. You know It used to be said am ong th e best pleased c a r o w n ers
| ioiu thought of en fo rcin g it.
F rid a y . T he event will be celebrated
They were to g eth er as classm ates in I lin es w as fa u ltle ss h u t so m ew h at of th a t Mr. Lincoln was hom ely and in M ultnom ah county.
by a May pole in th e forenoon, with
7 909
a d isa p p o in tm e n t to th e public and cad av ero u s looking.
I n ev e r did
a p p ro p ria te exercises.
Miss Rachel
T H E B A B I* D i S C Z
[RETURNING COUPLE
Follow ing is a com plete list of the . th e se n io r class, as S m ith is n o t a th in k Mr. Lincoln a hom ely man.
P ete rso n , th e only g ra d u a te of the
His
giant
s
ta
tu
re
w
as
th
e
s
ta
tu
r
e
of
G
resham
high
school
g
rad
u
a
tes
who
stu
d
e
n
t.
T
h
e
play
was
co
n
sid
ered
FIND HOME ROBBED
( W r it t e n fo r th e O re s h s m O u tlo o k .
eig h th g rad e tills year, will be queen
will form th e alu m n i:
th e b est e v e r given In G resham and a g ia n t soul. H is co u n ten an ce, In­ An accou nt o f th e dance held In A rn e 'd
Clarence Stanley and w ife r e tu r n - of th e May. A fter a b ask et d in n er at
1906 __ Grace L aw rence, P earl [ b e tra y s th e fac t th a t th e re is good stead of being ca d av e ro u s an d coarse, llu e g g ’n la rg e new b a rn on th e e v e n in g
U h °n SatUr<lay from W h ite S ainton, noon, th e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs’ associa­
ta le n t fo r th e d ra m a in th e G resh- was In tellig en t an d rugged. T he o f MHy 16th, 1916.)
* Prp , *ley have been s ta y in g sin ce tio n will m eet and elect officers for Lindsey.
fa rt Is, his face had a p ecu liar In a la rg e b a rn , n o t f a r a w a y .
1907— E dith G ordon, Mary Wilson, [am h igh school
I " ir marriage several w eeks ago, th e com ing year.
ch arm , ex h ib itin g a lofty and sin cere G a th e re d to g e th e r, one n ig h t In M a y,
P U(i are now at hom e in th e B ru n e r
Mrs. Chas. Robbins and children
ARTHUR W REGNER
c h a racter. T h ere I h no denying th e T h e old an d young, w ill» p le a s a n t nolae.
FOURTEEN THOUSAND
it th re e score m in g led g ir ls and hoys.
| ^ngalow on Stanley avenue.
have gone to n ear Bandon to join Mr
LOSES
AUTOMOBILE
fact th a t his p erso n al ap p e aran c e as T h e yo un g m ore on th e dance In te n t,
BUYS BORING FARM
Before the w edding they h ad p ar- R obbins, who is th e re a t work.
a whole, looking lik e he had been llu t a ll w ere on a good tim e hen*.
L ast S u n d ay afte rn o o n , in P o rt­
13 > furnished th e ir new hom e an d
J. W. T ow nsend has re tu rn e d from
One hu n d red and sixty acres of
hew ed Into sh ap e w ith an ax, gave
amp h®t'k to find th a t it h ad been C ondon, O regon, w here he w ent re­ land lying between Boring and the lan d , th e F o rd au to m o b ile ow ned by him Influence o v er o th e rs, an d fitted Tp In th e lo ft, th e floor w h s cleaned
i f hay an d ( ' r a w fr o m fo o t to beam .
Dtcred during th e ir absence a n d sev- ce n tly an a business trip .
R. L. Sabin dairy farm was sold last A rth u r R e g n e r was sto len w hile its him to be th e le a d e r he was, in th e W ith la n te rn s on m a n y a n a il an d hook,
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Mrs. G ra n t Shaw has as a guest week to J. H. L eighton of P ortland
‘ H ides had been sto len . A m ong
g re a te st crisis of o u r n a tio n a l life. The b a rn was lig h te d In e v e ry nook.
»ehmiSSing th in g s a re a p h o n o g ra p h h e r siste r. Miss H attie H ow lett of for th e sum of $14,000. T he form er m a ch in e s w ere ta k en th e sam e day, Many an o th e r m an, b esides Mr. Sew­ A nd on th e seats a ro u n d th e edge,
all its records an d a lo t of E agle P oin t, O regon, who was a del­ ow ner was H. L. Moody, now residing h ut w ere fo u n d la te r badly w recked. ard and S ecretary of W ar S tan to n , Hat a ll th e c ro w d as In a wedge.
cools.
I
Mr. R e g n e r’s au to has n o t been
e g a te to th e recen t s ta te R ebekah a t W endel, Idaho. As a p a rt of the
learn ed th a t la rk of o u tsid e polish A cross th e w a y In a p lace secure.
fo u n d y et a n d was p ro b ab ly driven
p
u
rch
ase
price
Mr.
Moody
received
a
was no sign of th e absen ce of In tel­ W e re th e m u s ic ia n s re a d y to lu re .
assem bly.
W ith piano lif t e d fr o m b e lo w .
in to th e c o u n try w h ere recovery will
sm
all,
bearin
g
apple
o
rch
ard
near
Chas.
Bacon
an
d
wife
of
Eag
e
lectu al s tre n g th , com bined w ith th e W ith rope, ta c k le , m u le s an d fu n ga-
ROCKWOOD
be
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sp
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t
$25
p
esterd
ay
P a in t, a re th e guests of th e ir p aren ts, Hood River, valued at $8,000; the
ra re s t ta ct.
F o r one, I n ev er did
lo re,
te le g ra p h in g to every place an roads
.
rp<,pPtion was given a t th e Mr and Mrs. Jo h n Bacon of th e B a s e balance was paid In cash.
ap p re cia te allu sio n s to Mr. Lincoln A nd w it h " B y e rs " o rc h e s tra , th ey say.
o
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of
P
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n
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h
as
offered
to
^11 on la st F rid a y a fte rn o o n , L ine road. Mr. and Mrs. Bacon rep ­
T he tra c t ad jo in s th e R. L. Sabin
as being hom ely an d co arse. He was N o th in g w as la c k in g In a n y w a y .
M Mae Benedict an d Miss M azie rese n ted th e ir hom e lodges a t the dairy ranch on th e so u th and is about a n o th e r $25 as a rew ard fo r Its d is­ n eith er. Mr. L incoln In an y o th e r In a c o rn e r on a p ile o f hay.
^ a nfin. by p atro n s of th e school. I. O. O. F. and R ebekah assem blies seven m iles from G resham by the covery.
form and face w ould n o t h av e been T h e c h ild re n s le p t th e h o u rs a w a y
T h e m a c h in e was of p a rtic u la r use
W h ile th e ir eld e rs , w it h Joy u n to ld
county road. T he new ow ner, Mr
„
was presented w ith a gold lock- a t T illam ook.
A braham Lincoln.
T r ie d th e new steps, as w e ll as th e old.
to
Mr.
R
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g
n
er
as
he
used
it
every
f,Pr a m usical p ro g ra m , re-
L
eig
h
to
n
's
Idea
Is
to
build
up
and
We
h ea rtily
c o n g ra tu la te Rev.
His g rea tn ess was also show n in In w a it« , tw o -s te p , schottls» he am t q u a d -
day g o in g to his w ork In P o rtla n d
* ere served.
T h e h all T hom as Robinson, fo rm erly of F air- o p era te a larg e chicken ranch on the
th e possession of fa c u ltie s se em in g ­
r llle .
an d re tu r n in g
Since losing it he
^ o ; aUTif" lly ^e c o rafed fo r th e oc- view , on having successfully com- prem ises and to stock it with
ly concealed till h e h ad occasion to W it h su ch m u sic th e y co uld no t be s till.
h as been co m p elled to ta k e an early j
Dieted his w ork for th e B. D. degree ' fu l|_b iooded chickens.
use them . C u m u lativ e a b ility is a B u t a t la s t w it h m a n y w o rd » o f cheer
T his ho n o r was co n ferred upon him | Ag o n ,y a portion of th e land is ca r, w hich is v ery in co n v en ien t.
ra r e endow m ent. It Is a c h a r a c te r ­ T h e y d e p a rt to th e ir hom ea f a r an d ne ar.
Mr. R e g n e r is w o rk in g in th e r e - |
a t th e rec en t com m encem ent In th e I c lea red he plans on spending about
COTTRELL
istic of em in en tly su c ce ssfu l m en. W it h one acco rd th e y a ll decide,
,
n 000
o n in
clearin
g g up
th
e e rem
ain d er ; p a ir sh o p of th e F o rd A uto com pany In his first g re a t sp eech in rep ly to T h e r e Is n o th in g t h a t can p ro v id e ,
U niversity of P ennsylvania.
He is $15.000
$15
tn
clearin
up
th
rem
in
_
t, lpvpnth a n d D |vtolon itr e e U T h e !
the r * r!ainnient *111 be given a t
A s m uch pleasu re by sn y chance.
till ta k in g o th e r lines of advanced ;
flttlng „ for cu ltiv atio n andI will a t El
Ju d g e D ouglass of S p rin g field , Mr. As a Jo lly, good old tim e ta irn »lance.
!r<11 8choo lh o u se by th e P ar- 8
v an d we predict th a t the h ig h -I
#
of raen a t w ork w ithin a Been.
n u m b e r of his sto len ca r is
Lincoln sum m ed up th a t g e n tle m a n 's
p u t -----
u rd .v ^ 'herS a8B0claHon n ex t S at- stu d y , and we predict in»* *-» —
5896.
B. O. Boswell Is se rv in g on th e
e st deg ree will yet be his.
| sh o rt tim e w ith th is o b ject In » e
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m
ean in g to be, "W h e n o ne m an
f’ rita n
'" ay 29. In te re s tin g
fed e ra l g ran d Jury fo r th e p rese n t
m
akes
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is
slav
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no
on®, songs and
p a n to m im e s
F o r a TorpKl L iv er
[ E ncourage th e roses, plants a n d M a r y had a l i t t l e F o rd ,
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Mr. Boswell expects to co n ­
th ird m an sh a ll be allo w ed to ob term .
Presented.
I t m ad e an a w f u l fu a s ;
tin
u
e
his
w ork for th e P o rtla n d R a il­
Ject.’ T h a t p u t th o se Illin o is farm
She painted "five cents” on its side
And c a lled It a "Jitney baa.”
ers. h lth e to n o t c a rin g m uch a b o u t way L ig h t & Pow er com pany d u rin g
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w
i s r s
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slav ery one way o r th e o th e r, to Ills service, but will soon have an
T b ^ h . T e / w a y . a c t e d q u i c k l y an d p. ny _ Adv.
Dally Orrgonlan, 1 yr. reg.
$6.00
autom obile to c a rry him o v er his
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T w ic e -a -W e e k O u tlo o k , 1 yr.... 1.50 th in k in g ab o u t It from a new stan d -
g a tin g
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