Gresham outlook., November 02, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

PA G E
GRESHAM
TW O
G resham
O utlook
twice a week
I’u bli-lu ll every T uesday an d F rid a y
ii G ri-shain. Oregon.______
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( I. \ I it, E d i t o r a n d i ’u b l ’r.
O ur S u b scrip tio n
R ates
O n e y e a r . > 1 .5 0 ;
s i x m o n t h « . 75 c t « ;
t h r e e m o n t h 's t r i a l
s u b s c r i p t i o n , 6 0 c.
A d v e rtis in g
R a te s re a s o n a b le
O ur re p re s e n ta tiv e
s i l l c a l l.
P h o n e 701
W ay
Is
th e
r of tin- Tow n of
Official
G re sh a m , O regon.
Official pap er of th e Tow n of
F airv iew , Oregon.
E n tered as second-class m a tte r
M arch 3, 1911, at th e P osto (fice a t
G resham , O regon, u n d e r th e Act of
M arch 3, 1879.
T A Itll I T IN K E R IN G .
M AKING A CITY BUDGET.
By referen c e to th e le tte rs of th e
O u tlo o k ’s P o rtla n d c o rresp o n d e n t it
will be seen th a t
P o rtla n d ’s city
com m issio n ers a re en d eav o rin g to
p ru n e dow n tlie e stim a te s fo r next
y e a r’s expenses an d a re having a
h ard tim e doing it
Most people a re inclined to blam e
th e new com m ission form of g o v ern ­
m ent fo r th e Increasing cost of ru n ­
ning th e c ity ’s affairs, b ut it muBt
be rem em b ered th a t P o rtlan d is
grow ing an d has been ca rry in g on a
cam paign of ad v e rtisin g th a t calls
for an Increased expense account.
It Is n o th in g new th a t cities a d ­
v ertise them selves, usually th ro u g h
ch am b ers of com m erce w hich try to
a ttr a c t new resid e n ts because new
resid e n ts m ean new b u ildings, new
cu sto m ers fo r th e shops, new fares
for s tre e t cars, new w ork for b u ild ­
ers, new d ep o sito rs for b an k s and
new business all aro u n d . T hey in
tu rn call fo r an increased cost of a d ­
m in istratio n , m ore policem en, m ore
firem en, m ore p ark s, m ore of ev ery ­
th in g th a t costs money. So it is not
to he w ondered at th a t th e city ex ­
penses of P o rtla n d are grow ing. T he
sam e may be said
of M ultnom ah
county.
C om m ission g o v ern m en t has done
one tiling d esp ite its o th e r sh o rtco m ­
ings: It has b an ish ed th e secretiv e,
obscu rin g policy of s ta r ch am b er
m ethods, so m uch in evidence in
cities g overned by a " r in g ” whose
pu p p ets a re in th e com m on council.
T h ere is in th e com m ission form a
policy of ex ten siv e publicity, w ith an
eye sin g le to h au lin g th e lig h t from
u n d er th e b ushel so th a t it may sh in e
before all men.
W hat v irtu e s rest in exposing open
and fra n k b u d g ets to public atte n tio n
th e people of P o rtlan d a re not yet
th ro u g h finding o u t. It has been ac­
cepted as rea so n ab le th a t a fa s t­
grow ing city would have an equally
fast grow ing se t of expenses. T he
p er ca p ita rises w ith th e n u m b er of
citizens to be cared fo r; yet we have
th e phen o m en a of th e five heads of
the P o rtlan d city g o v ern m en t tu m b ­
ling o ver one an o th e r, u n d er th e
sp u r applied by G eorge L. R aker, to
provide item ized e stim a tes for next
y e a r’s expenses w hich w ill bear th e
lig h t of day in all th e ir crack s and
crevices.
T ariff law s are alw ays su b ject to
criticism , but none of them m ore so
th a n th e one now in existence which
lias proved to be an ignom inious
failu re.
N othing could be cle a re r
th an tills.
N o th w lth stan d in g P re s­
ident W ilson’s e a rlie r in sisten ce on
“ free s u g a r,” to becom e a rea lity
next May. S ecretry McAdoo is re ­
ported to have said, w hile in P o rt­
land a week ago, th a t th e d uty on
su g a r will be reta in ed .
Now com es word th a t th e p resi­
dent has u n d er contem platio n f u rth ­
e r tariff changes, including an In­
crease on liq u o r and tobacco, l i t i s
inay be ch eerin g news to som e hut
they a re not necessities, and w hile
(lie ad m in istra tio n is a t co n sid er­
able pains to explain th a t no g eneral
revision of th e existing tariff law is
in prospect, it is noticeable th a t
changes in present schedules are
seriously contem plated w ithout g iv­
ing relief w here it is m ost needed
e ith e r to the consum er o r to th e
national trea su ry .
In ad d itio n to
th e proposed tariff changes, a red u c­
tion lim it on the In h erita n ce tax, to
reach incom es as low as $1500 a
year Is suggested.
Tile McAdoo an n o u n cem en t may
lie reg a rd e d as officially d eclarin g
th e a d m in istra tio n ’s policy. T he in ­
te n tio n is to rem edy th e situ atio n ,
if possible, w ith o u t referen ce to th e
tariff. E vidently th e fu tility of such
an effort as th a t has d em o n stated
EXTORTION v it : I 81 BY.
Itself alread y , as it was bound to do.
T he plain, o u tsta n d in g fact is
A ccording to a sta te m e n t m ade re ­
th a t tlie dem ocrats by th e ir tin k e r­ cently by Jo h n S kelton, U nited S tates
ing of th e tariff, have reduced the C o m p tro ller of cu rren cy , th e re are
incom e of th e governm ent w hile su b ­ ten n atio n al banks In O regon th a t
je ctin g A m erican m a n u fa c tu re rs to ch arg e In terest ra te s far in excess of
th e d a n g e r of u n fa ir co m p etitio n ; w hat th e law allow s, w hich is a m ax­
and having sow n to th e w ind, a re im um of 10 per cent on special a g re e ­
beginning to fea r th e h a rv e st of a m ents.
T h ere a re tw elve In th e
w hirlw ind.
it Is b e tte r th a t they s ta te of W ashington doing the sam e
should see the effects of th e ir in- thing.
iq u itlo u s tariff policy now th a n at
In all th e re a re 25 sta te s w hich
(lie ( lose of tlie E uropean w ar, when a re doing th e sam e th in g th ro u g h
tlie depletion of th e gold supply in 1020 n a tio n a l banks. In one s ta te
E urope » ill Inevitably produce an a t ­ 131 b an k s rep o rted th a t th ey ch arg ed
tem pt a t rep le n ish m e n t by m eans of front 15 to 24 p er ee n t; sixty-seven
trem en d o u s sh ip m en ts of foreign- banks ch arg ed a m axim um betw een
m ade goods to th is co u n try In ex­ 25 and 60 p er cen t, tw en ty -tw o
change for it.
ch arg ed from 60 to 100 p er cent,
T lie com petition for dom lnancy of eig h teen betw een 100 an d 200 per
th e A m erican m arket is ce rtain to be cen t and eig h t of th em had a ra te
keen and m erciless, and unless we betw een 200 an d 2000 per cent.
a re fortified a g a in st it, as by all T h ese ra te s a re fo r sm all loans, of
m eans we need to be a g a in st p h y si­ course.
cal invasion, w h atev er ad v a n ta g es
T he re p o rts received at th e com p­
we ma) have gained by reaso n of tro lle r's office show th a t In some
th e w ar a re In grave d a n g e r of be­ sta te s an d sections, b o rro w ers, and
ing w iped out In a tw ink lin g .
especially sm all b orrow ers, have been
So fu r ¡is s u g a r is concerned, th e re an d are being su b jected to ex to rtio n s
lias nev er been any sa tisfa c to ry ex­ an d exactions w hich th e av erag e
p la n atio n o f Its being p u t In th e m an would co n sid er im possible in a
non d u tia b le list in th e tariff act of n o rth end paw n shop.
191 :. T h e re w ere th o se who m a in ­
tain ed th a t tills rem oval of p ro tec­
Seed w heat is said to be scarce all
tion from a leading p ro d u ct of th e o ver th e U nited S tates, an d th e va­
d em o cratic so u th was all a bluff, riab le q u ality of th is y e a r’s crop
anyw ay, an d th a t th e re n ev er was m akes It of th e u tm ost Im portance
any in te n tio n on th e p a rt of th e a d ­ th a t seed should be th o ro u g h ly te s t­
m in istra tio n to tiring it to a c tu a lity . ed before any sow ing is done. H ere is
Be th a t as it may, s u g a r is b ut on« w here th e services of a county agrl-
of m an) item s w hich will h av e to he | cu itu rls t w ould com e in handy,
seriously considered front a tariff
W hen it com es to sin g in g Mary
sta n d p o in t tf th e ad m in istra tio n is
to save its (ace. Not only th a t, but G arden h as very little on G eraldine
th e issue Is a business ns well as a po­ F a rrn r, say s a Chicago critic. A noth­
litic.il Issue. T he very ex istence of e r critic r e to rts th a t w hen it com es
A m erican in d u strie s is at to sin g in g Marv G arden has very
SO UK'
little on h erself.
sta k i
,
OUTLOOK
BETTER POTATO CROP"
T he s ta te m e n t of a yo u n g man at
D rain th a t he raised a b o u t 1200
bu sh els of p o ta to es on an acre of
lan d d e m o n stra te s beyond a doubt
th a t th e g ro w in g of p o ta to es is m
a lost a r t, an d th a t b e tte r an d larg-
e r crops may be grow n here.
T he cro p s in th is vicinity have
suffered from blight, and it ma) t '
w o rth w hile to n o te th a t d etails as
to th e m eth o d of sp ray in g , ho» to
m ak e th e B ordeaux m ix tu re, and the
p a rtic u la rs co n cern in g th e system to
be em ployed will be g lad ly fu rn ish ­
ed free of ch a rg e to anybody who
will apply to th e O regon A g ricu ltu r­
al college, a t C orvallis. It is cer­
ta in ly well w o rth th e sm all effort
req u ired to o b ta in th is ln fo rm a ’Ion.
And h ere, too, is th e need of a coun­
ty a g ric u ltu rist again am plified
Speaking of potatoes, it is g ra ti­
fying to o b serv e a g row ing disposi­
tion on th e p a rt of O regon farm ers
to select p ro p er seed fo r th is crop.
T h at is to say, in stead of assum ing
th a t they m u st depend on small
seed, n o t a few fa rm e rs— an d their
n u m b er is happily in c re asin g — pur­
su e th e approved course of ta k in g the
zest specim ens in th e ir ow n fields
w ith excellent resu lts. T h a t policy
could be im proved upon by exchang­
ing seed w ith o th e r fa rm e rs on a
different q u ality of soil.
Everyone
who has e v e r dug as m any as a
dozen hills ol p o tato es m u st have
noticed th e m ark ed difference
in
yield betw een th e best and tlie
poorest. If poor and good together,
we st cu re "Tops of 200 to 300
b u sh els to th e acre, it is n o t difficult
to co n jec tu re w hat th e yield might
be if th e a v e rag e w ere m ad e as good
as th e pres m t best.
In d eed it is
n o t a m a tte r of co n jec tu re .
T he selection fo r seed of the
p ro d u ct of th e best h ills w ill, In a
few y . i s , ir e a tly in c re ase pro In >
tion, as »• 11 as q u ality .
I t Is an
easy and inexpensive process, mid
anv fa rm e r <an try it fo r h lm se't
T he m ines of th is c o u n try fu ri.i.h
53 per cent, of all th e f r e l i h t carried
by railro ad s. T h is Includes th e ( t il d e
m a teria l from th e m ines o ’.ly. The
m a n u fa c tu re d p ro d u cts o ’ tn e m inis
fu rn ish 11 p er cent, a d d itio n a l.
« -« n tï
n L » d > li.
NOVEMBER 2. I»»3
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W ANTS
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ord for ----- Inaertlon^
lc WUJ„
^alf cent
1 a word each su seq
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Mhumurn. any Insertion, 10c-
cows
E d it SALE Young reg istered Hol-
b u stein L
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W
bull
J j
*> • Tow
* nsend
Q
T routdale, Oregon. Phone ¿13.
This Catsup is as Good as any and Is sold win,
a P o s it iv e G u a r a n t e e .
"
— - Special Price on Graniteware-Get Our Prices
Bring Us Your Eggs
W e Want them Badly
FOP SALE F resh cows and heifers.
G us
us
i.. m iles east of Boring.
G
»72
H e«
TEAM OF HORSES for sale. Will
-ell one horse or team. Also fresh
cow for sale. M att Rauw.
356.
J. A. F RAKES
PHONE 831
TAKEN UP- Y earling heifer, red
nil w hite spotted, w earing bell.
Phone S. T. Lind, 28x1.
tf
GRESHAM
PIGS
FOR SALE- 15 shouts, in A 1 con­
dition, m ark et price; 1 Simplex sep­
arato r, first class o rd er, cheap
tf
I) F. T albot. Phone 528
EXTRA FIN E PIGS for sale. Seven
weeks old
$2.50 each. C olum ­
bia View Earm .
Phone C orbett
62.
tf
HORSES
FOR SALE W ork horse, 5 years
old. w eight 1400; su rre y ; first
«lass cow. G. C. Irw in. Call at
Lone Oak farm or pitone 299.
FOR SALE— E our-year-old m are,
well broken, gentle; 1 good work
m are; single and double harness
like new; 6 tons good mixed hay;
cheap for cash. See S. C. Brass-
well, 1 m ile south L innem ann
sta tio n .
tf
TWO YEAR OLD STALLION, for
sale cheap. S tandard and reg is­
tered. Can see sam e a t H al B.
Stock F arm .
tf
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS
RENTALS
FARM FOR RENT— T h irty acres,
7 miles east of G resham on Mt.
Hood R. R. A ddress ow ner M. G.,
Box 32, Sandy, Oregon.
tf
Notice of S ale of R eal P ro p e rty by
G u a rd ia n .
,
MT. noon
In th e C ounty C o u rt of th e S ta te of
O regon for th e C ounty of M u ltn o ­
m ah.
N otice is h ereb y given by J. N.
M ew hirter, G u ard ia n of th e p erso n
an d e s ta te of Jo h n ie W in te rs, a
m inor, th a t by v irtu e of an o rd e r
PURE, SWEET, C
m ade and e n te re d by th e C o u n ty
S A N IT A R 1
C o u rt above nam ed , on th e 1 6 th day
F or Sale by Leading
of O ctober, 1915, he will sell a t P u b ­
lic A uction, for cash , Tor th e p u rp o se
A L W A Y S ORDEI
of ¡laying claim s an d ex p en ses of
g u ard ia n sh ip , and in th e best in te r ­
est of th e m in o r’s e s ta te , th e fo llo w ­ 0 0 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 QOOO OOOOf
ing described real e s ta te , s itu a te d
in th e C ounty of M u ltn o m ah , S ta te
of O regon, to -w it:
T he undivided o n e-sev en th in te r ­
est in lots seven (7 ) an d e ig h t ( 8 ) ,
A. I , I . K I N D S AND A U I
in block tw o ( 2 ) , Mt. H ood ad d itio n
to th e tow n of G resham .
New Galien
T he sale to be held an d m a d e at
th e prem ises, on N o v eb m eer 20,
P IC T U R E FRAMli
1915, a t 2 o'clock p. in., fo r ca sh , to
G IL T
OK
NATURAL
th e h ig h est b id d e r; ten p er c e n t
N eat and Cheap.
th e re o f to be paid a t tim e of sale
and balance on co n firm atio n of sale
by th e co u rt o rd e rin g said sale, an d
M A X SCHNEK
delivery of deed.
S e l l B ld g ., M ain St.. Ur«
J. N. M E W H IR T E R , G u a rd ia n .
P h o n s 541
F irs t p u b licatio n Oct. 19, 1915
3O
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OOOOOOOtXWt
L ast p u blication N ovem ber 9, 1915
BUTT
PHOT
MISCELLANEOUS
G RESH A M
REBEKAH
LO D G E. NO.
• 1.— M e e ts e v e r y
second
a n d fo u rth
M o n d a y a t 8 p. m . in t h e I. O. O . F .
h a ll.
N o b le G r a n d , M rs . C. M . K e n n e y ;
s e c r e t a r y , M rs . C. U . H u m is o n .
G RESH A M
R EB EK A H LO D G E NO
61
M e a ts e v e r y
second
and
fo u rth
V) m in e s ,la y a t 8 p m . In t h e I. O . O. F.
n d , M rs
C. M K e n n e y ,
s ha
e c r ‘ e t a N
r y o . b le
M r G , r a C
C o o r r a a C
C h h i i l l d d e e r r s s
City Bakery
Aluminum Ware for Less
ARE YOU AWARE
That you can obtain ALUMINUM KITC1
UTENSILS ¡it prices considerably tinder theft
prices on this w are?
The value of Alum inum Ware is well knot
Best because it w ears longest, does not d
rust or corrode; is light, easily cleaned and bi
through quickly.
We are unpacking today a huge gh ,'twtt*.
Aluminum w are. The best assortment c-'o' d»
in Gresham.
See it in our window. B etter still, come in:
examine, a t
Sterling & Kidder Hdw. Co.
GRESHAM.
LUMBER PRICES REDUB
Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14, No. 3, $R
Rustic, $9.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6. sued L
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sued »<•
Fencing, $6.
Shiplap, $8
SPLIT, ROUGH and D RESSED CEDAR POSTS
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Ht
All kinds of M oulding, Apple Boxes, Ladders and
TURNED PORCH POSTS, N EW ELS, BAl'LSTERS, T
LEGS, M oulded and Plain GUTTERS.
We D eliver Lum ber
JONSRUD LUMBER CO., BORING,
PHONE 4lx
R°ute 1,0
Sanitary Meat Mark
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop.
PHONE 54 X
BEST QUALITY MEATS
FREE
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good 1M
B read
MAIN
ST.
ADOLF T1ETZE
Emery’s Truck Serri
On the M arket
Fresh Every Day.
BETW EEN
Pies, Cakes and
other Pastry
PO RTLA N D
B. W EMERY, Prop.
dum St.
AND
GRESH AM
Office w ith P io n e e r A u to T ru c k Co., 28®
P hon e Broadway 2B51
Gresham
FA RM ER
»♦ N_
✓
25c
LIVESTOCK
T he word " k n a v e ” o rig in a lly sign­ FOR SALE OR TRADE for young
ca ttle o r cows.
W agon, double
ified only a boy, th en as m ost w ait­
h arn ess and saddle horse. T. B.
ers an d pages w ere boys, it was ap­
R ichardson,
Boring,
residence,
plied to m ale se rv a n ts, an d as not a
H aley statio n .
few of th ese w ere of roguish Habits,
CORDWOOD delivered in G resham ,
it finally cam e to m ean a rascal.
2.75 a cord. Phone 169.
tf
A P h ilad e lp h ia college president
T w ice-a-W eek O utlook, I y r..... 1.50
says th e re is “ an aristo cracy of ed ­
Daily O regonian, 1 yr. re g ..... $6.00
u cation now ex istin g " u n d er which
C om bination. 1 y e a r.................. 6.00
th e poor boy h as no chance w ith th e
rich youth. He ev idently overlooked
Milk Record B lanks.
th e football possibilities.
M onth’s record of m ilk p ro d u c­
tion for ab o u t 16 cows. J u s t w hat
T h e "w a n t a d s ” have proven the you need to keep track of y o u r herd.
"d a w n of p le n ty ” for many a man. C onvenient an d cheap. O utlook.
T h e o p p o rtu n itie s
they offer are
m any and varied. Study th e ir uses
BORING R EB EK A H LODGE No.
Meets 1st an d 3d
an d apply th em to your own p ro fit.” 213, I. O. O. E.
F rid ay s a t 8 :1 5 in I. O. O. F. H all
New York is voting on a new s ta te N oble G rand, Mrs. L ouisa Jo h n so n '
se creta ry , Wnt. A. M orand. V isitors
c o n stitu tio n today.
H ere's hoping welcome.
th a t it is an im provem ent on th e one
ROCKWOOD REB EK A H LODGE,
adopted In 1787, from which som e
No. 205— M eets first and th ird T u es­
O regon laws w ere taken.
day evenings a t 8 o ’clock.
N. G.,
Mary E. Row en; se creta ry , Mary
Tlie in tro d u c tio n of electric pow- Kiebmontl
e r recently s ta rte d the exp lo itatio n
in Chile of w hat experts declare to
BORING LODGE No. 234. I.O.O.E. 1
be th e g re a te st known deposit of
M eets ever) T uesday at 8 :1 5 in I.O .
copper in th e w orld.
O. F. hall. Noble G rand, Geo. T âch ­
e ro n ; se creta ry , Wm. A. M orand.
P re lim in ary figuring in d icates th a t V isitors welcome.
th e re will be $7,600,000 w orth of
R O C K W O O D I. O. O. F ., N O > 11.—
n ew sp ap er s p a te used on Mrs. G alt's i l s e l s in M a' a b e s h a ll e v e r y T h u r s d a y
n
i
g
a t 8 o 'c lo c k
C. B C r e s N . G . ;
w edding gow ns and $4.450,000 on B. h N t . H
u ll s e c r e t a r y .
tlie lingerie.
O ne of
knocked
ui tlie
in r j jovs
u jb
i of
n life
m t K
iiu ta e i.
o ut by th e jitn e y is th e h ab it of
read in g th e evening papers in the
M ount
Hood
was seen to be
T H E 111 MN GE IIA TE.
stre e t cars w hile going home.
"s m o k in g ” se v eral tim es lately and
T he execution of Miss E d ith I som e th o u g h t it was en d eav o rin g to
"W h a t if W all stre e t saw its
Cnvcll. an E nglish n u rse by th e G er­ I im ita te M ount L assen.
More th an d e a d ? ” ask s a n ew spaper w riter. It
m ans was do u b tless th e outco m e of a J likely th e sm o k e seen was from E lija would a t once begin to search th e ir
b itte rn e ss engendered by a re m a rk ­ C o alm an 's pipe.
pockets for th e ir valuables.
able "H ym n of H ate ," w ritte n by a
T he clea n u p m ovem ent was a little
G erm an poet, which has aro u sed all
In ancient h isto ry a "lo n g w inter
th e ra n c o r of every T eu to n ic soul. bit delayed ns fa r as th e G resham ev e n in g " m ean t a portion of th e day
T he poem b rea th es the deepest fee l­ fro n t w indow s w ere co ncerned, but w hich existed before the e ra of mov­
ing possible against a n y th in g E ng­ th e goblins m ade It a necessity on ing pictures.
lish and is m aking a la stin g im p re s­ H allow e'en, fo r everyone was well
L o u tsh k ln ,
th e
g ian t
Russian
sion upon everyone in G erm any. F o l­ soaped.
d ru m -m a jo r of th e Im perial g u ard s,
low ing is an ex tract from a tr a n s la ­
Reed college h as w h ittled th e per w as eight feet five inches high.
tion ;
ca p ita expense of a th le tic s dow n to
W e fig h t th e b a ttle w ith b ro n a e a n d
16 cen ts a y ear
At la te st rep o rts
G reat B rita in 's per ca p ita con­
» te d .
A n il t h e t i m e t a c o m i n g p e a c e w ill s e a l . th e college has not been declared su m p tio n is ab o u t th ree tim es as
Y ou w ill w e b a te w ith a la s t in g h a te .
" u n f a ir" n o r b oycotted by th e labor g rea t as th a t of F ran ce.
W e w ill n e v e r fo re g o o u r b a te
unions.
H a t e b y w a t e r a n d h a t e b y la n d .
One ship in th e B ritish fleet in the
H a te o f th e h e a d a n d h a te o f th e h a n d .
A d ra m a tic n o te says th a t "T h e N orth sea is re q u ire d to be alw ays In
H a te o f th e h a m m e r a n d h a te o f th e
G irl F ro m U tah " has a p ressing e n ­ to u ch w ith th e ad m iralty .
c ro w n .
H a te o f a e r e n t y m illio n s , c h o k in g d o w n
gagem ent in Boston
She can get
th a t an y w h ere, so why B oston?
O rn a m e n tal
h a n d k e rch ie fs
fo r­
T h e g o v e rn m e n t of A rg e n tin a has
m erly were w orn in th e hat by g en­
em p lo y ed a Ja p a n e se exp ert to con ,
Dan K e lla h e r sh o u ld have had tlem en as tokens.
d u c t nn ex te n siv e cam paig n to In- (h at Sunday d o s in g law repealed or
crease rice production th ro u g h o u t am ended w hen he was a m em ber of
C ats a re said to » a s h rig h t over
i the state senate.
th e ir ea rs w hen ra in Is approaching.
the republic.
2, I 6 o z . B o ttles G o ld M e d a l C atsu p
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Lund C learing.
Edison h?« co n stru c te d a iP tle
Done w ith m odern m achinery.
voice-m ill w hich will w ork a t ihi
L arge and sm all tracts. E or p a rtic ­
b id d in g of th e voice. If a m other u la rs and term s address Percy F e r­
fixes one to a crad le, th e c ra d h '.ill guson, G resham .
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rock as th e baby cries, an d continue
E nquire
for sale.
to do so in p ro p o rtio n to th e outcry. CORDwOOD
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phone 35x1.
T u rk ish officials rep o rt th a t they
can n o t find c e rta in A m ericans for
whom offers of assistan ce were made.
Did th e T u rk ish officials try digging
for them ?
While It Lasts
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