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G R E SH A M
O IT L O O K
ROCKWOOD
For Rent
SIX-ROOM BUNGALOW and GARAGE
Electric Lights, Bath, Etc.
Corner Fourth Street and Hood Ave.
Inquire at
BANK OF GRESHAM
G R ESH A M .
O REG ON
Reliable Truck Service
W ith YcitPfi’s Auto T ru ck Service
All Kinds of Hauling between GRESHAM and PORTLAND
Furniture Mr.vir.g and F aim er’r Hauling
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P ine Street, P o rtla n d
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City Bakery
PAUL HOETZEL, Prop.
B re a d
On the Market
„Fresh Every Day.
Pies, Cakes and
other Pastry
Gresham.
»lain St.,
M ain 0 1 7 5
A -8 « 0 1
MT. HOOD
BUTTER
PURE, SW EET, CLEAN,
S A N IT A R Y
For Sale by Leading Grocers
ALWAYS ORDER IT
TERRY
M rs. C oons m ad e a b u sin e ss trip
to P o r tla n d o n e day la s t w eek.
B. N. H all is b u sy h a u lin g his
c ro p of o a ts to m a rk e t.
H. A. S h ield s, of P o rtla n d , c a lled
a t th e h o m e o f M rs. C oons last S u n ­
d ay.
Mr. a n d M rs. R. W. C a lk in s a re th e
p ro u d g r a n d p a r e n ts o f a new g irl
b ab y , b o rn to M r. a n d M rs. D u ra n t
o f P o rtla n d .
i'liio ii H igh S ch o o l Note«.
T h is sch o o l h a s now been re c o g ­
nized as o n e o f th e s ta n d a rd high
sch o o ls of th e s ta te . E x e rc ise s w ill
lie h eld on W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n to
celt b ru te th is,
b esid es
a r e g u la r
T h a n k s g iv in g p ro g ra m . S p ecial m u ­
sic is b ein g p ra c tic e d fo r th is o cca­
sion.
O th e r n u m b e rs on th e p ro ­
g ra m w ill lie an o rig in a l poem , an
o rig in a l sto ry a n d a re a d in g .
A rlie K in c a id , w ho lias been ab -
fro m T a y lo r sc h o o l b ec a u se o f s ic k ­
n ess, is now b e tte r, b u t s till u n a b le
to r e tu r n to sch o o l.
F . M u rra y S m ith w ill sp e n d h is
T h a n k s g iv in g h o lid a y s h u n tin g in
W a sh in g to n .
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M r. D u n can , te a c h e r o f D istric t
39, s p e n t S a tu r d a y in P o rtla n d .
T h e b en efit te a g iv en a t M rs. T ol-
le f s o n ’s la s t S a tu r d a y a fte rn o o n w as
v ery e n jo y a b le .
On a c c o u n t o f th e
in c le m e n t w e a th e r h o w ev er, m an y
w ere u n a b le to com e.
M iss C h ris ­
tin e T o lle fso n p la y e d , a n d Mrs. T ol-
lefso n sa n g ,
a fte r
w hich r e f r e s h ­
m e n ts w ere se rv e d .
M iss C o u lte r w ill sp en d T h a n k s ­
g iv in g w itli h e r s is te r , Mrs. S te p h e n ­
so n , o f P o rtla n d .
T h irty v o lu m es of new fiction h av e
ju s t been receiv ed a t th e lib ra ry .
M rs. G eo rg e C h a m b e rla in
w ill
sp e n d T h a n k s g iv in g w ith re la tiv e s at
E u g en e.
D an R e e d e r, w ho w as h u r t o v e r a
w eek ag o , is now c o n sid e ra b ly b e t­
te r
W h ile g o in g th r o u g h a d o o r in
th e b a rn , a h o rs e cro w d e d a g a in s t
h im , w hich re s u lte d in th e b re a k in g
o f tw o o f h is ribs.
Q uite’ a few fro m h e re w ere p re s ­
e n t a t a p a rty g iv en a t M iss M arg ie
Mi r s h o n 's o n S a tu r d a y e v e n in g . E v­
e ry o n e h ad a fine tim e.
A. B. K e rs la k e m ad e a b u sin ess
trip to G ii d iam la st week
POW ELL VALLEY
T h e la d ie s o f th e S w ed ish M ission
c h u rc h w ill h o ld th e i r a n n u a l a u c ­
tio n sa le a t th e c h u rc h n ex t S a tu r ­
day e v e n in g , N o v em b er 27.
A fte r
th e s a le coffee a n d te a w ill be fo r
-sale. A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n is e x te n d ­
ed to all.
T h a n k s g iv in g se rv ic e s w ill be h eld
BORING
in th e S w ed ish M ission c h u rc h at
W e a re g la d to h e a r th a t W m . A. 1 0 :3 0 a. m. a n d a t 7 :3 0 in th e e v ­
M o ran d , w ho h a s been v ery sick , is e n in g .
A ll a r e in v ite d .
g re a tly im p ro v e d a t th e p re s e n t tim e.
HILLSVIEW
B o rin g R e b e k a h lo d g e. I. O. O. F .,
No. 213 is g iv in g a good play au d e n ­
T h e ro ll o f h o n o r fo r th e H ills ­
te r ta in m e n t on
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , view sch o o l is a s fo llo w s: R h o d a a n d
N o v em b er 27, in th e L iv e W ire h all O live
W ed ln ,
C la re n c e
Y u n k e r,
a t B o rin g . E n te r ta in m e n t free. E v­ G eo rg e R o d lu n , l.o is C h a p m a n , M a­
e ry o n e w elcom e.
bel H u p p , C la ra lie d w ig a n d W illie
J o h n M eyer, o f R ose C ity D airy , R u h lin , R u th S ch ed een .
h a s h is new
m ilk in g
m a c h in e in ­
Mr. an d M rs. H e n ry B eers s p e n t
s ta lle d a n d th in k s th e r e is n o th in g S u n d a y a t th e h o m e of J o h n G lth e n s
lik e it.
o f E a g le C reek .
E x tra ! H e a tb <■. M illig an p alm
in 1 g a llo n c an s, r e g u la r $2.25 v alu e
$1.75 a t S te rlin g & K id d e r H dw . Co.
HAL^Y
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Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Hemlock
All kinds of Moulding, Apple Boxes, Ladders and Shingles
TURNED PORCH POSTS. NEW ELS. BA ULSTERS, TABLE
LEOS, Moulded and Plain GUTTERS.
We Deliver Lumber
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PHONE 41 x
Route No. 2.
NOVEM BER
88,
1815
PLEDGES ASSISTANCE
TO NEW LIQUOR LAW
Mr. a n d M rs. G e o rg e U oiam l, o f
T ig a rd . O reg o n , v is ite d th e i r d a u g h ­
te r M rs. P ia tt o n S u n d ay .
F lo y d l.o v e la c e h a s r e tu r n e d to
By L. H. W E LL S.
h is h o m e h e re a f t e r sp e n d in g se v ­
P O R T L A N D , Nov 22. S pecial
e ra l w eek s w ith h is s is te r , M rs V.
K. lle r, o f S ilv e rto n .
“ E n fo rc e m e n t of th e p ro h ib itio n law
M rs. C a rrie
U a y se ld e n le ft f o r i a f t e r J a n u a r y 1,“ w as th e s u b je c t of
S an F ra n c is c o o n th e s te a m e r “ G re a t 1 th e a d d re s s by E lis h a A. B a k e r b e ­
N o r th e r n ” o n T u e sd a y la s t. H e r son fo re th e
U nion
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it th e ex p o sitio n a n d s a il fo r H o n o ­ th e a ss o c ia tio n in th is m o v em en t Mr.
lu lu th e first o f D ecem b er. Mr. H ay- B a k e r re v iew ed th e m e th o d s by
se ld e n , w h o se h o m e is In S an F r a n ­ w hich th e p re s e n t p ro h ib itio n law s
cisco, w ill r e t u r n to A la sk a a b o u t w as fra m e d a n d to ld how it w as
th e first o f th e y e a r w h e re h e is in ­ fo rced th r o u g h a n u n w illin g H o u se
te r e s te d in p la c e r m in in g .
of R e p re s e n ta tiv e s , w hich he sa id w as
M r. a n d M rs. J. 8 . S m ith , o f P oyt- unw r itte n h is to ry . H e th e n rev iew ed
| la n d , s p e n t S u n d ay w ith Mrs. S m ith ’s th e law a n d b ro u g h t o u t th e m ain
b ro th e r, J. P ia tt. Mr. P ia tt, w ho is p oints.
“ We a re g iv in g th e people fu ll in ­
ill, w as a little b e tte r o n S u n d ay .
Mr.
a n d Mrs. A r th u r K re o fsk y fo rm a tio n c o n c e rn in g th is law ; said
M r B a k e r, “ so th e w ill be ab le to a s ­
v isite d frie n d s in P o rtla n d S u n d ay .
Mrs. R eu b en K a se r is sp e n d in g a sist th e officers in its in fo rc e m e n t.
few d ay s w ith h e r p a re n ts , Mr. an d We a re fo rm in g ’Office Aid so cieties
th r o u g h o u t tile s t a te to aid tile d is ­
Mrs. Geo. P u lle n .
H iltn e r A n sp ach is at h o m e on ce tr ic t a tto rn e y s a u d sh e riff to do th e ir
W e h av e th e a s s u ra n c e s of
m o re a f t e r sp e n d in g
th e s u m m e r d u ty .
n e a rly e v e ry p ro s e c u tin g officer in
w o rk in g a t K ittita s , W a sh in g to n .
S ev eral te le p h o n e s h a v e been p u t tlie s ta te th a t th e y a re in te n d in g to
o u t o f co m m issio n on a c c o u n t of th e do th e ir w hole d u ty to w a rd th e p ro ­
h ib itio n , hut th e y will need a s s is t­
ra iu a n d w ind.
S om e c o u n try d is tric t a tto r-
S om e fo lk s sa y . W ell, w hy d id n 't ance.
you p u t s o m e th in g a b o u t o u r p a rty i neys do not know how to e n fo rc e ttie
in th e p a p e r? T h is is th e re a s o n . I ' law , o r d raw op th e p a p e rs need ed
d o n ’t know e v e ry th in g a b o u t all th e to p ro s e c u te o ffe n d e rs, an d th e s e will
e v e n ts th a t ta k e place in o u r little be a ss iste d by o th e r a tto rn e y s , « h o
tow n. If you know an y n ew s ju s t a a re c o m p e titio n Io do th e w o rk .”
Mr. B a k e r b ro u g h t to the* a s s o c ia ­
w h isp e r o r a lin e a n d th e R ockw ood
s c r ib b le r will do h e r b e st to m a k e tion m e e tin g copies of th e “ L a y ­
m e n 's P r im e r ” of th e •p ro h ib itio n
th e e v e n t sh in e .
O ld K a n a k a Jim is q u ite ill a n d co m p iled by A tto rn e y G e n e ra l C. M
u n d e r th e c a re of a p h y sician at th e B row n a n d M r. B a k e r, w hich c o n ­
ta in s fu ll in fo rm a tio n of th e law an d
p re s e n t w ritin g .
Miss B e rth a A n sp ach sp e n t S u n ­ its p e n a ltie s , w hich w ere d is trib u te d
to tile m in is te rs .
day w itli h e r p a re n ts .
The
a s s o c ia tio n
th e n a p p o in te d
th e fo llo w in g r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s to a s ­
TROUTDALE
s is t in tlie e n fo rc e m e n t of th e law :
T h e T r o u td a le L a d ie s ' A id so ciety
fo r th e U n ite d B r e th r e n c h u rc h , 11.
is m a k in g p re p a r a tio n s fo r th e i r a n ­
F . W h ite ; U n ite d E v a n g e lic a l A sso­
n u a l b a z a a r, w h ich w ill be h eld in
c ia tio n , J. C. L u c k e i;
E v a n g e lic a l
th e M asonic h a ll, S a tu rd a y , D ecem ­
A sso ciatio n , T. H. S ta v e r.
b e r 4, o p e n in g a t 5 o ’clock a n d no
s a l t s w ill oe m ad e b e fo re t h a t tim e.
Rev. 8. E a rl Du Hois h a s been th e
It is d iv id ed in to d e p a r tm e n ts as fo l­ p a s to r o f th e G ra n d A venue U n ited
low s: s ittin g ro o m a n d d in in g ro o m , P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h fo r th e p a st ten
in c h a rg e o f M rs. L. K u m n ie r an d y e a rs , a n d F rid a y n ig h t th e c o n g re ­
Mrs. J. R. K n a r r ; b e d ro o m a n d c h il­ g a tio n a ss e m b le d an d c e le b ra te d th e
d re n 's , in c h a rg e o f M rs. C, I. T h o m ­ a n n iv e rs a ry of th e se rv ic e s of th e ir
as a n d M iss M abel In g lis ; k itc h e n , p a s to r w ith a p p ro p r ia te ex ercises.
M rs. C. I. R a k e r.
In e ach d e p a r t­ W W. D ugan, J r ., in b e h a lf of th e
m en t w ill be a rtic le s In k e e p in g w ith c o n g re g a tio n an d th e w o rk in g o rg a n -
th o s e ro o m s esp e c ia lly d e sig n e d fo r z a tio n s of tile c h u rc h p re s e n te d Rev.
C h ris tm a s g ifts. A m o n g o th e i th in g s am i Mrs. Du Bois w itli a b e a u tifu l
th e y h av e a b o u t tw e n ty w oven ru g s silv e r te a set in re c o g n itio n of th e ir
w hich will be so ld a t a very re a s o n ­ fa ith fu l w o rth a n d as a to k e n o f th e
a b le p rice.
h ig h este e m in w hich th e y a re held
M iss O live
W ilso n , a ss iste d by by th e c o n g re g a tio n . Mr. D ugan r e ­
Miss A nna C ra w fo rd , w ill p re s id e view ed in b rie f th e e v e n ts of th e
o v e r th e e v e r p o p u la r fish -p o n d , a n d past ten y e a rs a n d c o m m en d ed Rev
Miss M erle M o n ah an w ith o th e r g irls D uB ois a n d w ife fo r th e i r se rv ices
a s s is tin g , w ill d is p e n se th e e q u a lly B oth re s p o n d e d e x p re s sin g a p p re c ia ­
p o p u la r sw e e ts a t th e c a n d y bo o th.
tion o f tlie ir d e m o n s tra tio n of co n fi­
A ch ic k e n pie c a fe te ria s u p p e r, b e­ dence.
g in n in g at 6 o ’clock w ill be se rv ed
R ev. M r. D uB ois c a m e to th e
by Mrs. G. P. L u m sd e n a n d a co rp s G ra n d A venue U n ited P re s b y te ria n
of a b le a s s is ta n ts . M rs. L. A. H a r ­ c h u rc h fro m St. L o u is, M isso u ri, an d
low is p re p a r in g a p ro g ra m w hich e n te re d on his w ork w ith a c o n g re ­
w ill he s h o r t bu t v ery in te re s tin g . g a tio n n u m b e rin g th ir te e n on th e
A d m issio n a n d p ro g ra m w ill be free. m o rn in g of Ills first se rtn o n .
T lie
L a d ie s’ Aid so ciety of T ro u td a le c h u rc h w as b ad ly b ro k e n up by s trif e
w ill hold th e ir m e e tin g th is w eek on T o d ay th e r e a re m o re th a n 200 m e m ­
F rid a y a t M rs. I.. R u m m e r's . It is ber«, an d th e r e a re no d e b ts a n d th e
d e s ire d th a t e v ery o n e co m e a s e a rly c h u rc h is p ro s p e ro u s
in all Hues.
in th e a fte rn o o n as p o ssib le.
T h e Rev. D uB ois h as had a p ro m in e n t
w o rk is fin ish in g a rtic le « fo r th e b a ­ p lace in (lie U n ited P re s b y te ry
of
zaar.
P o rtla n d a n d Hie Synod of O regon.
T h e L a d le s ’ A id so ciety a n d y o u n g
p e o p le ’s a u c tio n sa le a t th e B ap tist
c h u rc h w as a g re a t su ccess c o n sid ­
e rin g th e w e a th e r.
T h e to ta l r e ­
c e ip ts b ein g a b o u t $75. O. A. J o h n ­
son w as th e a u c tio n e e r an d lie c e r ­
ta in ly m a d e a good one. M rs. K a rl
H a g b e rg of P o w ell V alley fav o red
th e a u d ie n c e w ith a solo.
T h e la ­
d les w ish to th a n k a ll th o s e w ho
v e n tu re d o u t on su c h a n ig h t an d
fo r th e w ay th e y h elp ed to m a k e th e
a ffa ir a su ccess by th e th in g s they
b o u g h t.
Rev. A ug. O lson p re a c h e d a t th e
H aley c h u rc h S u n d ay . H e w ill give
hts le c tu re o n " T h e S econd C o m ing
o f C h r is t" o v e r In th e S w ed ish M is­
sio n c h u rc h in D am ascu s, N o v em b er
23, 24 a n d 26. Ail w ho can u n d e r ­
A e sc u la p iu s is re p u te d to .h a v e w r it­ s ta n d th e S w ed ish la n g u a g e a re c o r ­
ten com ic so n g s to p ro m o te d ig e s ­ d ia lly In v ited to be p re s e n t.
T h o se
tio n in h is p a tie n ts .
w ho n e v e r h av e h e a rd him g iv e th is
le c tu re sh o u ld be s u r e to h e a r It.
It Is free.
T h e re w ill be p re a c h in g a t th e
B a p tist c h u rc h T h a n k s g iv in g d ay at
11 o ’clock a m. A ll a r e in v ite d .
Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No. 3, $11. Bam
Rustic, $9.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, fixed $7.
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sued $7
Fencing, $6. Shiplap, $8.
SPLIT, ROUGH and DRESSED CEDAR POSTS
TUESDAY,
Z ip is d o in g its d u ty w ell; c le a n s
c h im n e y s w h ile
you
w ait, 25c at
S te rlin g & K id d e r H dw .
Wow Look Out.
W h en a co ld h a n g s o n a t o fte rn
h a p p e n s, o r w hen y o u h a v e h a rd ly
g o tte n o v e r
one
co ld b e fo re you
c o n tr a c t a n o th e r , lo o k o u t fo r you
a re lia b le to
c o n tr a c t
so m e v e ry
se rio u s d ise a se .
T h ia su c c e ssio n of
co ld s w e a k e n s th e sy s te m a n d low ­
ers th e v ita lity
so t h a t
y o u a re
m uch m o re lia b le to c o n tr a c t c h ro n ic
c a ta r r h , p n e u m o n ia o r c o n su m p tio n .
C u re y o u r cold
w h ile you can
C h a m b e rla in 's C o u g h R em ed y h a s a
g re a t re p u ta tio n .
I t is re lie d upon
by th o u s a n d s o f p eo p le a n d n e v e r
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te ll o f an
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o u t p rid e th e ti tl e of “ k in g o f co­
c a in e .”
H e h a s becom e ric h , it is
said by se llin g th is d ru g . H is k in g ­
dom is in th e p a rt of P a ris k n o w n
as M o n tm a rtre . T h e d ru g is in box­
es, upon w hich a re th e w o rd s, “ C a p ­
tiv a tin g Coco. T h e U n iv e rsa l Id o l."
S ince th e o p e n in g of th e w a r tlie
k in g lias a d v a n c e d th e p rice to th r e e
fra n c s, all c e n tim e s tin- g ra m , fo r
w hich lie fo rm e rly received less th a n
tw o fran cs.
H is a g e n ts a r e In a
n u m b e r of w ell-k n o w n
c a fe s
A
d a n s e u s e , o n e of Ills c u s to m e rs , h as
been bu y in g fo u r g ra in s 4« c o c a in e a
day. S he h as kept an ac c o u n t of h e r
p u rc h a s e s a n d suys th a t s in c e A u­
g u s t, 1914, sh e h a s paid o u t fo r th is
te r r ib le d ru g a b o u t 5 ,Out» fra n c s,
th a t Is in o u r m oney a b o u t $1,000.
In a c afe k n o w n as Hie P a n th e r , a
d ra m a tic a r t i s t to w hom th e d ru g
w as re fu se d b ec a u se lie h a d
no
m oney, c ried o u t: “ 1 m u s t h a v e it!
T a k e a n y th in g I hav e, b u t I m u st
h av e i t ! ”
T ile k in g of c o cain e an d liis a g e n ts
h av e b een b ro u g h t b efo re th e c o r­
re c tio n a l c o u rt.
tow n of G re sh a m , o r tlie s a m e s h a ll
be p u b lish e d in th e official n e w sp a ­
p e r fo r tw o su c cessiv e issu es, p rio r
to tile h o ld in g of sa id m e e tin g . T h e
said n o tices s h a ll s t a te
tlie tim e,
p lace an d p u rp o s e of sa id m a s s-m e e t­
ing a n d th e officers to he n o m in a te d .
T h e said m a ss-m e e tin g s h a ll be called
io o r d e r by tlie
T ow n
R eco rd er.
T in re may he n o m in a te d fo r each
office, to lie tilled , not m o re th a n fo u r
p e rso n s w ho s h a ll tile th e i r a c c e p t­
a n ce of said n o m in a tio n .
Any per
son w ho ta ils to so file liis a c c e p t­
a n ce s h a ll n o t lie e n title d Io h a v e Ills
n a m e p la c id on th e b allo t.
Iti) It s h a ll a ls o lie p e rm issu h le
to n o m in a te c a n d id a te s fo r office by
p e titio n , sig n ed by ten p e r r e n t of tlie
to ta l n u m b e r of v o tes e a st a t th is
last g e n e ra l tow n e le c tio n ."
P assed th ia 71h d ay of N ev o m b er,
1 I1
L E W IS S H A T T U C K , M ayor
A tte s t.
D. M R O B E R T S , R e c o rd e r.
T h e re c a l l he no v alid e le c tio n of
co u n cllm eii
u n le s s
c a n d id a te s a re
n o m in a te d a t a m a s s-m e e tin g o r by
p e titio n as p ro v id ed by tlie fo re g o ­
ing o rd in a n c e p assed in 1912.
T h e re can be no v alid n o m in a tio n
a t a m e e tin g c a lle d a n d c o n d u c te d as
a c a u c u s, a s tlie m e e tin g o f N ovem ­
ber 15th w as ca lle d by tlie fo llo w in g
n otice.
E le c tio n N otice.
N o tice is h e re b y g iv en th a t p u r ­
s u a n t to th e p ro v isio n s of O rd in a n c e
No. 5, a tow n c a u c u s w ill he h eld at
M e tzg er's h all in th e city of G re s h ­
am . on .Monday, N o v e m b e r 15, a t 8
p. m ., fo r th e p u rp o s e o f n o m in a tin g
c a n d id a te s as fo llo w s: th r e e co u n cil-
m en, each fo r tlie te rm of tw o y ears.
By o rd e r of th e C o u n cil,
II. M R O B E R T S , R e c o rd e r.
D ated . Nov. 8, 1915.
T lie o rd in a n c e p ro v id e s fo r a m a ss­
m e etin g and not a c a u c u s. A n y th in g
doni- at a c a u c u s, is tlie sa m e as
th o u g h n o th in g w as d o n e, fo r we
h av e no su ch tilin g as a to w n cau cu s.
A c a u c u s is in no way p ro v id e d for,
t»ut is in e v ery w ay p ro v id e d a g a in s t,
by law ; a m a s s-m e e tin g is a c r e a tu r e
o f s t a tu t e o r o rd in a n c e . A c a u c u s is
a m e e tin g of p o litic ia n s o r p a rtis a n s
fo r p u b lic office. A m a s s-m e e tin g I h
a g a th e r in g of all tlie p eo p le fo r tlie
n o m in a tio n of m o re th a n tine c a n d i­
d a te fo r e ach office, to lie filled w ith ­
o u t d is tin c tio n as to I a c tio n , p a rty o r
p riv ileg e.
At a C IIS C IIS th e officers, office s e e k ­
e rs an d p o lltlc im s d ic ta te to tlie p eo­
ple.
At a m asH -ineotlng th e people
d ic ta te io (tie office s e e k e rs an d o f­
ficials wlio a re tlie ir s e r v a n ts . Tow n
o ffic ia ls can mil also he officers a t a
m ass m e etin g . N one o f su c h officials
h av e a n y th in g to do w ith a m ass-
m e e tln g ex cep t th e tow n re c o r d e r
w hose ilgty it is, u n d e r th e o rd in a n c e ,
to c all th e m e e tin g to o rd e r.
For
th e re aso n th a t a m a s s -m e e tin g m ust
lie ca lle d not la te r tliu n th r e e w eeks
b efo re th e e le c tio n , th is m a s s-m e e t­
ing c a n n o t lie used fo r th e p u rp o s e of
n o m in a tio n s In any way ex cep t by pe-
• ltlo n of ten p e r c e n t of th e v o te rs, o r
a b o u t th ir ty
c itiz e n s s ig n in g p e ti­
tio n s Six p in io n s sh o u ld lie n o m in a t­
ed hv p e titio n , fo r th is Is th e n u m b e r
d e sig n a te d In th e c all o r n o tic e , p u b ­
lish ed fo r th e m a s s -m e e tin g ; a n d fo r
ilie f u r th e r re a s o n th a t th e o rd in a n c e
H q u ire s th e r e m u s t be m o re th a n one
c a u d ld a te n o m in a te d , e ith e r by m ass-
m e e tin g o r p e titio n , fo r e ach office to
be filled.
C o n tra ry to th e s ta te m e n t m ad e by
th e c h a ir m a n of th e c a u c u s h eld h e re
lu it M onday e v e n in g to th e effect th a t
th e fo rt g o in g o rd in a n c e is Ille g a l an d
th a t o n ly o n e c a n d id a te w as e le c te d
fo r office a y e a r ago, th e fa c t is th a t
lid o rd in a n c e h as n e v e r been re p u ­
d ia te d , an d th a t a y e a r a g o tw o can-
d a te s w ere n o m in a te d fo r e a c h c o u n ­
c ilm a n 's p lace to be filled a n d th e
m in u te s sh o w th a t, “ On m o tio n m ad e
anti d u ly c a rr ie d , It w as d ecid e d th a t
th e six re c e iv in g th e h ig h e s t vo te fo r
c o u n c llm e n be th e n o m in e e s .”
'I lie c a n d id a te s sh o u ld h a v e s e p a r ­
a te p e titlo n n hut e ach p e tlilo n o r can
sig n all th e p e titio n s .
W illiam
8. N ew b u ry , w ho w as
m a y o r o f P o rtla n d fro m
1877 to
1879, d ied a t th e A lco a p a rtm e n ts ,
U nion a v e n u e an d E ast C ouch s tre e t,
a t th e a g e o f 81 y e a rs , as th e re s u lt
of a s tr o k e of p a ra ly s is s u s ta in e d tw o
w eeks ago.
Mr. N ew b u ry w as h o rn
in R ip ley , C h a u ta u q u a c o u n ty , N. Y
S e p te m b e r 19, 1834.
He se rv e d In
th e U n ite d S ta te s a rm y as a m em b er
of th e S ix th K a n sa s I n f a n try d u rlm
th e fifties. H e cam e to C a lifo rn ia In
1870 a n d m oved to P o rtla n d soon a f
te r w a r d s , w h e re he e n g a g e d In th e
g ra in b u sin e ss, d e a lin g in W illa m e tte
valley g ra in . T h e n w as fo rm ed th e
N e w b u ry -H a w th o rn e Im p le m e n t c o m ­
p an y , w ith Dr. J . C. H a w th o rn e a
m em b er, w hich had
b ra n c h e s Ht
W alla W alla, A lb an y an d R o seb u rg .
In 1877 he w as e le c te d a n d se rv ed
o ne te rm as m a y o r of P o rtla n d . It:
1889 he e n g a g e d in th e p ra c tic e of
law at S u m p te r a n d e n g a g e d in m in ­
in g o p e ra tio n s In B a k e r co u n ty . He
becam e q u ite p ro m in e n t In th a t c o u n ­
ty. Mr. a n d M rs. N ew b u ry re tu rn e d
to P o rtla n d la s t M arch an d re tire d
L is t o f L e tte rs .
from a c tiv e b u sin ess. He is su rv iv e d
K e m a ln ln g le tte r s u n c a lle d fo r io
by h is w ife, a n d tw o d a u g h te r s , Mrs
E s te lla S te p h e n s o n , of P o rtla n d , and th e G resh am postofflee fo r w eek e n d ­
M rs. Iz e tta P o o le, o f E u g e n e
He in g N o v em b er 21, 1 9 1 5 :
L e tte rs- W.
W
T a y lo r,
M iss
h ad been a m e m b e r o f th e O. A R
B
ird
ie
A
llen.
H is f u n e r a l w as h eld to d ay .
T h e se le tte r s w ill be s e n t to th e
d e a d le tte r office on D ecem b er 5,
l e n l i tianil o f B u lg a r ia .
1915, If not d e liv e re d b efo re.
In
K in g F e rd in a n d of B u lg a ria , is ■ a ilin g fo r tin- above, p le a s e say 'a d ­
n o ted a s th e h a n d so m e st m an now v e rtis e d '. g iv in g d a te o f list.
upon a E u ro p e a n th ro n e . H e In p ro ­
I M cCO LL. P M
fu se in d e c o ra tin g his p erso n w ith all
th e In s ig n ia o f th e m an y o rd e rs th a t
C ta rm o n t D a n ie ll, of C a lc u tta u n i­
h av e been c o n fe rre d upon him
H is v e rs ity , b a sin g h is o p in io n on th e
facial ty p e Is J e w is h , a n d h e is a s ta te m e n ts o f th e m o n e ta ry w rite r,
S ax e-C o b u rg p rin c e , s tro n g in h is A. Del M ir, e s tim a te s th a t in th e 300
G erm an p ro c liv itie s
It is said th a t y e a rs b e tw e e r th e m id d le o f th e slx-
th e fa c t th a t all h is e s ta te s an d p ra c ­ le n t li a n d th e m id d le o f th e n in e ­
tic a lly all h is in v e s tm e n ts a re in A us­ te e n th c e n tu r ie s th e gold a n d s ilv e r
tr ia h a s h ad no little to do w ith d e ­ im p o rte d by In d ia
fro m th e w est
c id in g hl» a tt it u d e in th e w ar.
a m o u n te d to $ 4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
S u ffe re r F ro m
In d ig o -lin n
Ite lie v e d .
“ B efo re
ta k in g
C h a m b e rla in 's
T a b le ts my h u s b a n d su ffe re d fo r se v ­
e ra l y e a rs fro m in d ig e stio n , c a u sin g
him to h av e p u lu s in th e sto m a c h
a n d d is tre s s a f t e r eu tin g . C h a m b e r­
la in 's T a b le ts re lie v e d h im o f th e se
sp e lls r ig h t a w a y ,’’ w rite s Mrs.
T h o m a s C asey, G eneva, N. Y.
For
sa le by G re sh a m D rug Co.
T a k e a d v a n ta g e of W an t Ads.
T h e p rin c e of W ales h a s ta k e n an
o a th n e v e r to m a rry a G e rm a n p r in ­
cess
’Idle h e ir a p p a re n t to tlie B rit­
ish th r o n e , w ho is d ire c tly o f G erm an
sto c k , is q u o te d by th e I’uriw presH
as h a v in g fo rm a lly re g is te re d a vow
th a t no G e rm a n blood sh o u ld he ad d -
ed to th e B ritis h th r o n e lin e if he
c o u ld h elp It. “ 1 intffhd to m a r ry tlie
d a u g h te r of an E n g lish p e e r," said
th e y o u n g p rin c e to frie n d s re c e n tly ,
d'be p rin ce h as Imi'ii se rv in g w ith th e
B ritis h h e a d q u a r te r s fo rce so m e ­
w h e re in th e reg io n of D u n k irk
N early a ton o f w rist w a tc h e s w ere
on e x h ib itio n a t a récen t c o n v e n tio n
o f Je w e le rs in New Y ork
“ T ile I lia
Jo rity of p e rs o n s ,” said o n e of th e
e x h ib ito rs , " c a ll th e s e s is s y ’ w a tc h ­
es, hut tills te r m w ill e v e n tu a lly he
d is c re d ite d
fo r o n e tilin g , b ec a u se
th e officers in th e E u ro p e a n w a r a re
d e p e n d in g a g r e a t deul on
w rist
w a tc h e s .” T h e c o n v e n tio n , h o w e v e r,
as a w hole, d id n o t e n c o u ra g e th e
use of tlie in n o v a tio n .
M illions of d o ll a r s ’ w o rtli o f p re c ­
io u s m e ta ls w ill lie w eighed on th e
fine sc ales of th e New O rle a n s m in t.
T h e re a re tw o se ts of sc a le s now in
use th e r e , th e la r g e r o f w hich
w eig h s a n y th in g
front o n e th o u s ­
a n d th of an o u n c e to 600 p o u n d s.
T h u seco n d sc a le ,
w ith
Its a g a te
b e a rin g s , w ill w eigh a c c u ra te ly a
h u m a n h a ir.
T h e su n v alv e, in v e n te d by G u stu f
D aien, of S to c k h o lm , w ill be u sed In
c o n n e c tio n w ith th e lig h ts on th e
P a n a m a c a n a l. T h e Run b o th lig h ts
an d e x tin g u is h e s th e lig h t. T lie In­
v e n to r o f th e s u n w aive re c e n tly r e ­
ceived th e N obel p rize fo r tlie c le v e r
device.
Jap an ese su g a r
len t s u g a r , am i Is
in fe e d in g sto c k .
of th is cu n e c an
a c re o f g ro u n d .
c a n e m a k e s ex cel­
a lso of g r e a t valu e
T w e n ty -se v e n to n s
be ra ise d on o ne
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w a n t ad s.
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