T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 5,
NO. 82
ham
O utlook
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$150
CITY COUNCIL MASS MEETING
GRINDS GRIST CANDIDATES
OF BUSINESS ARE ELECTED
BE LOYAL
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1 he citizens of a tow n or city a re bound to g e th er by m any common
in terests and should tak e especial pride in helping to build up every le g iti
m ate business en terp rise w ithin th e town.
PER
YEAR
GRESHAM IS TO GRANGE SAYS
HAVE 1916 BAR- PER CAPITA
AFTER
TOO HIGH
- - - DEC. 31 j IS __
G resham has a good b aker in th e person of P aul Hoetzel, who con
Tuesday ev ening's m eeting of the
Election
day,
last
Tuesday, ducts a first-class bakery. The q u ality and variety of his goods is every
Ben M athew s an d G eorge W ithrow
One of th e reso lu tio n s to be pre-
common council was signalized by brou g h t th e expected resu lts— the
th in g th a t can be desired, and th e cleanliness of his bakery will com pare have form ed a p a rtn e rsh ip to open sented to Botnona g ran g e next Wetl
the canvass of th e vote upon council- mass m eeting
can d id ates
having favorably with any private home in G resham . He buys only th e very best an d o p era te a "1916 b a r” a fte r J a n -j nesday will be in th e form of a pro-
men. The election of Ray H. Todd, been elected. A total of 255 votes
1 t<?st ag ain st th e ratsin g of per ca p ita
m aterials to use in m aking up th e food products which are alw ays clean, uary 1.
George F. Honey an d W illiam Thom w ere cast of which 110 w ere by
T
he
old
co
rn
er
a
t
Main
and
Pow
ell
d »es by th e sta te granges,
a ttra c tiv e and wholesome.
being announced they w ere declared
stre e ts, lately occupied by th e S ta r |
H eretofore it has been th e custom
women who practically elected the
M oreover, Mr. and Mrs. Hoetzel are am ong o u r most loyal and desir-
/elected to serve for th e next two
re sta u ra n t has been ren te d an d will for m em bers of the su b o rd in ate
illg 'an
‘
4
are a foie citizens,^alw ays public sp irited , alw ays g enerous to ch arity and public
years, com m encing in Ja n u a ry .
be connected w ith M athew s' pool g ran g es to pay th e sum of ten cents
th
e
votes
received
by
the
seven
as- v benefits.
„
The proposed tire lim it o rdinance
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• stly e n te rta
■ in
- e d ag ain st them on room. T he en tra n c e will be on th e m onthly as dues. Of th a t sum th e
No
prejudice
has
ever
been
ju
which would extend restric ted te rrl- p iran U for 8eat8 1,1 th e cit>' council:
George
F. any ground. And th e re is no reason now why they should not have the co rn er, w ith th e pool room w here It stut gran g e exacted one h alf, o r 15
lory along Main s tre e t to th e M ount
, ' il' 11 l'°d d , 1 »9; G
eorge F.
Is now, but th e fro n t of th e M athews cen ts a q u a rte r, leaving th e sam e
Honey 146; W illiam Thom . 128; ‘°>al su p p o rt of everyone, m erchants as well as housewives.
Hood car track , was rep o rted upon
building
will probably be closed or am o u n t for th e g ran g es to ru n th e ir
H. H. H ughes, 106; E. W. A.vls-
To continue to m ain tain a place which is a cred it to th e whole of
/ adversely, and the rep o rt was a d o p t
lodges with.
ren ted for o th e r purposes.
w o rth , 106; A lfred H am niar,
42;
eastern M ultnom ah county they need the benefit of th e tra d e of everyone.
ed.
T he new law, w hich w ent Into e f
It
is
in
ten
d
ed
to
m
ake
th
e
place
Another ordinance, fixing a p en al J. ■ M etzger, 33. T he first th ree
fect on Ju ly 1, exacts 20 cen ts each
Then why not give It to them ?
p
opular
by
d
ealing
In
all
kinds
of
ty upon riding m otorcycles on the nam ed represen ted th e mass m eet
\\ by patronize o utside in stitu tio n s who own no p ro p erty here, pay no confectionery, ice creatu and soft q u a rte r from th e su b o rd in ate m em
sidewalks, met w ith, a b e tte r recep ing held by au th o rity of th e city
bers, leaving them but one h alf th a t
taxes here, give n o thing to build up the hom e In d u stries and have no in te r d rin k s, w ith a line of o th e r su itab le sum , and they are com plaining loud
tion. Il passed w ith a p enalty of not ch a rter. They were elected.
goods.
est here except to tak e the money aw ay?
more than $15 o r five days in th e
A co n tract has been m ade w ith th e ly, for reason th a t It will be neces
Mrs. C lara L arsson was re-elected
. n
v .
, _
, ,
_
,
A P o rtlan d baking concern has been p u ttin g on a big ad v ertisin g
city jail.
W einhard B rew ing Co., for th e sale sary to raise th e su b o rd in ate dues
m ayor of T ro u td ale on Tuesdav.
A crossw alk was ord ered on Pow T here w ere only 25 votes cast, all of calnPa ,«n h ere alld bread has been given away. Why encourage w hat
to m eet th e sta te g ran g e dem ands
of th e new drink know n us "a m b e r
ell s tn e t betw een Main and R oberts
which, but one, were given Mrs. breaks down local business? Mr. Hoetzel is generous enough to give away and " n e c ta r” which resem bles beer and leave them enough for th e ir own
avenue, and all o t h t r crossw alks
but is not beer. T he p ro p rie to rs are expenses.
needing repairs a re to be put in good L arsson. She had no reg u la r oppo- bread w here it is needed. W here it can be bought and paid for he should
It has been pointed o u t th a t th e
u n d er a heavy bond not to sell any
sition. I <ie o th e r officers elected at have th e generous and loyal su p p o rt of all citizens.
condition.
av
erag
e g ran g e has ab o u t 75 m em
kind of in to x icatin g liq u o r and will
-
A petition for an electric light at T ro u td ale were, Jo h n S. H udson, re- j
m ake th e ir place a ttra c tiv e by t bers, w hile m any of them have con
elected
reco
rd
er;
Louis
R
um
m
er,
the intersection of Maple and K enney
VENTURA PARK
TROUTDALE
sid erab ly less. T he last report m ade
■'bar” w here anyone, ladies included
avenues was referre d to the com m it city m a rsh a l; I'rpd Strasse, tre a s u r-j
to I’om ona show s two In th is county
The
b
azaar
given
by
th
e
L
adies'
may he served w ith all th e new
e i ; W illiam Rogers, L. A. H arlow ,
The Base Line Im provem ent club
tee on streets and public ways.
with less th an 45 m em bers each, one
Aid society was an unqualified suc d rin k s an d o th e r refresh m en ts.
The ‘ <131106 o rd in a n c e ” which R. E. Bailey and C. I. R ak er were here met w ith Mrs. J. Hensen on
of which m eets In a ren ted hall. If
cess.
The
hall
w
ith
its
p
retty
booths
1>
! W ednesday. The atten d a n ce was ex-
No o th e ’ persons in G resham will
would allow dancing for one hour elected councilm en.
T he chicken be allow ed th e privilege of selling all dues are collected by th a t grange,
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cellent and th e m eeting was very was m ost attractiv e.
after 12 o’clock on S atu rd ay nights,
In terest in th e election at F air- ! succeggful( a large alnount of bu8l. pie supper m ore firmly estab lish ed th e W einhard p roducts, th e Idea be on a basis of 4 5 m em bers, It will
was tabled a fte r Its secont reading. view on Tuesday was m ainly cen- ' neg8 being sa tisfacto rily disposed of.
the rep u tatio n of good cooks which ing to have b ut one place w here they have only $18 a y ear left for re n t
. A long list of bills agin st th e city tered in th e proposition to bond the . We ag re ed to belp
, be an n u a l 8ale the T routdale ladies hold.
About may be had, and w hich sh all be con and all o th e r expenses.
■'was ordered paid, as follow s:
T he pro test th a t will go to th e
city for $12,500 with which to in stall . of n ed c ro ss seals and will have a $112 w ere tak en In. D uring the ev ducted on a leg itim ate basis.
Crane Co. w a te r p ip e ...
*447.05
s
ta
te gran g e. If Pom ona ta k es action
a
w
ater
system
.
The
m
easure
was
day
at
one
of
tbe
c|
ty
statio
n
s.
A
ening an enjoyable program was re n
.... 150.00
on thv m a tte r, will be ag a in st th e In
W ater fo r N o v e m b e r
86.00 defeated by ten votes.
Union High Sch ool No. 1.
basket su p p er was planned for Tues- dered.
crease of per cap ita dues. It Is a s
J a n ie s M c K in n ey , s a l a r y , etc
71.25 1
A n o th er am endm ent to the city , day, D ecem ber 28, with M esdames
1 he Ladles Aid society w ishes to
H. K ern, la b o r ................
33.3*’
T he second n u m b er of the lyceum se rted th a t th e sm all g ran g e can n o t
a rte r, correctin g
th e
boundary ijensen, N orris and E astm an in publicly th a n k any and all who as
R. C J e n n in g s , la b o r
33.05
charge of the plans for th e evening. sisted them in m aking th e ir an n u al course will be given a t th e g ran g e exist and th a t th e re will be m any
A. W heeler, la b o r..
34.15
hall, T h u rsd ay evening, D ecem ber 16 d o rm an t g ran g es rep o rted , probably
But
th
re
e
councilm
en
were
to
be
11. R an ey , la b o r
42.65
A fter the business m eeting we had b azaar and su p p er a success.
a t 8 o ’clock by a com pany of young th ree in th is county unless they m eet
W. C B u r c h lal»t»i
10.12 elected to office, the w inners being one of the best tre a ts of th e y ear In
5.76 !
E llsw orth R ak er is th e happy pos- ladles know n as "T h e O rioles.” The the situ atio n by raisin g th e ir dues,
George H a m lin , la b o r
W. A. S tennick, Jo h n Jo n as and D. S. th e ta lk by Mrs. Em ily B anks of
A. H am lin , la b o r.
5.06
•e.sor of a new piano.
personnel of th e trio consists of Miss which they a re not likely to do.
D unbar.
P o rtland. Mrs. Banks spent fo u rteen
J. F. B e rg e r, la b o r
6.61
T
he
Im
provem
ent
club,
organized
E thel Boyd, a well know n sop ran o
It is com plained th a t th e sta te
F. J e n n in g s, la b o r
31.50
years as a m issionary on th e Upper
Lynch School D istrict No. 2J4.
H. ' ?hl 1st la n
7.73
Congo in A frica and speaks m ost am ong the pupils of Mr. R yan’s room soloist of Los A ngeles; Miss O rah g ran g e has been too ex tra v a g a n t
E lectric s to re , 50 b u r n e r s
18.00
Much im provem ent has been m ade en tertain in g ly of h er experience is m aking p rep a ra tio n s for a C h rist H arkness, an experienced re a d e r and w ith Its money, and It sh o u ld seek
E lection ju d g e s a n d c le r k s
10.00
g ra d u a te of the C olum bia college of to retren c h Instead of dem an d in g a
in
th e Lynch school D istrict No. 28, | ther^. M aster Donald P a re n t recited mas program .
R. H. T odd, s t r e e t la m p s
14.94
the
work having been begun last a t th e close of Mrs. B anks' ta lk , a f
Miss S alina Fox en te rta in e d on expression; and Miss M adge Becker, h eav ier tax. T he m eeting of th e next
1’. R. L. Ac P. Co., s t r e e t l i g h t s
50.00 I
su m m er when a new room was ad d
a noted w h istler and im ita to r of bird session nt G ran ts Bass, In so u th e rn
J. H. H ors , w ood a n d h a u lin g
6.90
ed to th e building.
T he building te r which th e hostess, assisted by S atu rd ay in honor of her niece. Miss notes. T he press says, ' T he m em
Hotel, m e a ls e le c tio n b o a rd .
2.00
O regon, Is pointed o u t as being an
Mesdames Schultz and N orris, served F rances, th e occasion being the la t
pud
yards
have
been
equipped
with
O sb o rn , r e p a i r s
2.90
bers of th e O rioles a re experienced extrav ag an ce, it being so fa r aw ay.
th
e
necessary
ap
p
a
ratu
s
for
sta
n
d
te
r's
fifth
birthday.
delicious
refresh
m
en
ts.
r s t e r l i n g &• K id d e r, s u p p lie s
2.55
ardizatio n and th e school is now
m usical e n te rta in e rs. Each m em ber All th e officers and d eleg ates will
B W. E m e ry , e x p r e s s in g
1.30
The O pportunity club has tem p o r
George L akin, a v eteran s tre e t car
w aiting for the county su p e rin ten
has acq u ired a nam e for herself. have th e ir fares paid and will be a l
Ford Q u ick S e rv ic e , e x p r e s s in g
1.00
dent to sta n d ard ize it. One of the man of P o rtlan d but now of Eugene, arily disbanded. T hey have placed T h eir w ork has received fav o rab le
lowed a d o lla r each day besides. T he
playground ap p a ratu s th a t has been spent last week th e guest of his the sunt of $10.50 in the hands of the
B oling Hchool N otes.
recognition from C an ad a to Mexico, cost of th e session will ru n up to
added is th e bask etb all and a team d au g h ter,
Mrs.
F ra n k E llsw orth. executive com m ittee of th e church to
w herever m erit and su p e rio rity in m ore th an $1500, probably $2000,
has been organized.
A T hanksgiving program was ren-
A T hanksgiving program and pie Mr. Lakin says P o rtlan d and vicinity he used to help Install electric lig h ts m usical e n te rta in m e n t are ap p re cia t which m any claim Is too m uch, as
dered by th e in te rm ed ia te and prl- social was given at
schoolhouse change too rapidly for an old tim er in the church.
ed .”
mary grades of o u r school, in which which, in spite of the bad w eather, to keep pace with.
th e g ran g e could m eet a t a m ore cen
L ast week saw th e close of th e
they d ram atized the "B ifcrim 's First was a success in every way. From
T he p arty given la st F rid ay n ig h t tra l point a t h alf th e sam e cost.
T hanksgiving.” A nu m b er of par-
Mr. E llsw orth is moving into his th ird m onth of school. T hose who by the m em bers of th o ju n io r and
T he reso lu tio n to be in tro d u ced In
ents were present.
recently acq u ired p ro p erty a t th e were n eith er ta rd y nor ab sen t d u r sen io r classes In ho n o r of th e u n d er
Pom
ona g ran g e next W ednesday will
Th- in te rm ed ia te and g ram m ar
I riday aftern o o n a P aren t-T each
gradts visited the electric sub-sta- ers' association was organized. The co rn er of Base Line road and Buck- ing the m onth are as follow s: Mary classm en, was a decided success. com e from Rockwood g ran g e, which
ley
avenue.
McGinnis, Linn R ichardson, M arjorie Merry gam es w ere played and In te r
tlon tills week and Mr. Sliultz show ed follow ing officers w ere elected: Miss
has 75 m em bers, b ut has its own hall
them th ro u g h th e building
D aniel Mlckley,
M arie estin g co n tests m ade th e tim e pass
Mrs. Em ily Banks and Mrs. F red K endall,
E thel C alkins, presid en t; Mrs. L aw r
and does not pay ren t. It will be
The boys and g irls have each or- ence, vice p resid e n t; Miss Schantin, B ridges were luncheon g u ests at the B ram hall, F lorence B ram h all, Hollis
sw iftly. T he prize w inners in the
ganized a b ask etb all team and are
stary; Mrs. W oodw ard, tre a s hom e of Mrs. P ran k P a re n t on W ed B arker, G ladys M allory, Jack H a r contests were th e follow ing: M arie only slig h tly affected.
getting th e P ro c to r hall ready to urer.
F ollow ing Is th e reso lu tio n which
A com m ittee consisting
of
play in.
low and Basil M ercer from th e g ra m Udey, T heodore Reeves, F red W ood
Mrs. J. Lynch, Mrs. McMillan and nesday last.
will be Introduced In Pom ona next
Clyde C order, who has been a t Mrs. D ahlham m er was appointed to
m
ar
grades^-
Leo
Bailey,
Leona
ward and Floyd Ough.
On Monday H. Dickson was ta k
W ednesday:
tending school a t C o ttrell, is now- m ake a report on th e teaching of sex
An in te restin g school p aper was
en to th e P o rtlan d sa n ato riu m for Bailey, H arold L um sden. Mabin B ar
coming to Boring.
W hereas:
T he
O regon
S tate
hygiene for th e next m eeting. Ar
F our of th e best scholars, M attie ran g em en ts have been m ade for the trea tm e n t. Mr. Dickson has been ill ker, M ildred King, Clyde M onahan, read by F. M urray S m ith, th e ed ito r, G range, a t Its last session, a u th o r
H orace
McGinnis, and every one Indulged In a h earty ized th e collection of 20 cen ts pit*
Nannie, F red and W illie Brooks serving of hot lunches in the school som e tim e b ut his condition becam e Clyde Miles,
have moved from Boring. They will which will be begun a t once.
ap lta for each m em ber of th e sub
serious on Monday.
R eports
are Gladys B arker, Leland Delaney and laugh a t th e Jokes on faculty and
probably a tte n d school at Kelso.
o rd in a te
g ran g es,
every
th ree
pupils
alike.
Mary
Miles
from
th
e
in
te
rm
ed
ia
te
th a t he Is im proving, which all are
m onths, and
Blanch A dam s has been absent
Miss C h ristin e T ollefson played
room ; W illiam H ensley, C onrad B ar
glad to hear.
from school th is week on account of SALVATION ARMY
W hereas: Such a tax, in th e o p in
ASKING DONATIONS
illness.
On T uesday evening Mr. an d Mrs. ker, R ichard Shroy, W illie Daley, several In stru m en tal selections in h er ion of th e m em bers of th is g ran g e is
The pnpils whose nam es are on
u n w arra n te d and
will be a too
T he Salvation Array Social Service H arry McCoy e n tertain ed in honor of Raym ond H ensley, M ildred S urber, accustom ed talen ted way.
1e roll of honor this m onth are:
Refreshment*), co n sistin g of a p heavy burden for th e su b o rd in a te
Adeline
Miles,
K
athleen
Bailey,
F
aye
th
e
ir
m
o
th
er
Mrs.
Eliza
McCoy.
Those
g ran g es to carry w ithout an increase
>yrtle Dodd, Royce Child, Leo D epartm ent of P o rtlan d is desirous
B atsons, E lenor Miles, Helen L an ples, cake and hot chocolate, w ere In th e m onthly dues, th e re fo re be It
Schw artz, K en n ett K nighton. Mrs of
o b ta in in g
vegetables.
fru its, p a rta k in g of th e McCoy’s h o sp itality
Mack's room has th e h ighest a v e r
Resolved, T h at M ultnom ah county
w ere Mr. an d Mrs. Noah P erry , Mr. dau and Doris Bailey from th e p ri served. Taffy m ade by Mr. R eeder
age in atten d a n ce th is m onth th e re m eats, clo th in g and an y th in g th a t
Pomona g range, h ere assem bled, is
was also g rea tly enjoyed.
m ary room.
and
Mrs.
F
ra
n
k
E
llsw
orth,
Mr.
and
can be of service for d istrib u tio n
fore will get a half holiday.
Besides
the
fo u r classes th e re opposed to th e reg u la tio n as being a
d e trim e n t to the gro w th of tho
am ong the w orthy poor th ro u g h the Mrs. F ra n k P aren t, Misses M arg aret
were
p
resen
t
th
e
te ac h ers and Mrs. g ran g e and believes th a t It will re
and Ada Dickson, Mr. Jack Dickson, A NEW PUBLICATION
SEND CHRISTMAS
long w inter m onths.
FROM OUTLOOK OFFICE A. R. T ollefson, also Miss C h ristin e sult. in m ore d o rm an t g ran g es
C h rism tas d inn ers will be served Nau(' ’' Hickson, Donald P aren t and
CORRESPONDENCE EARLY
th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te ; an d be It
Tollefson.
to two th ousand people, beside the Ra!l'b E llsw orth. T he hostess served
fu rth e r
T he A utom obile Record, p u b
T he success of th e p arty was due
All who a re in te n d in g to c o n trib hun d red s of fam ilies th a t apply for d aln t’r refre sh m e n ts d u rin g th e even-
Resolved, T h a t th is g ran g e nsks
lished
on
T
uesday
of
each
week
bv
to
th
e
In
terest
and
efforts
of
th
e
ute to th e C h ristm as O utlook are r< - assistance annually.
for a repeal of th e m easu re and
i ,n «
^ " ° " c ’B”- c a r d H and conver- M O W ilkins, 326 Mohawk b u ild
com m ittee:
C lara
Lasley,
Alm a hereby in stru c ts th e delegates from
quested to have copy here by Wed- '
R allroads
will
haul
an y th in g 8a,lon fornled ihe ev en ,n « '8 en ter- ing, P o rtlan d Is now being p rin ted at
Thom pson, G ladys H arr and F. M ur M ultnom ah county to th e com ing ses
nesday of next week. A few local shipped to this o rg an izatio n free if ia *ntuent
sion of th e Oregon S tate g ran g e to
the O utlook office, th e first issue ray Sm ith.
happenings may be sen t in as late as
use every .leg itim ate effort to have
‘T he Salvation Army !
addressed
to
from
h
ere
having
been
spnt
o
ut
th
is
M
arie
Udey
was
a
g
u
est
of
Miss
' hursday evening by o u r re g u la r
th e o rd e r reversed.
In d u stria l Home, 24 Union Avenue SCHOOL CENSUS
week.
C o u lter F rid ay night.
com munity co rresp o n d en ts, but ev-
SHOWS A GAIN
SlltlM I it,. | s.
» m i . i . . „ 'i
,
• • p o rtian d , O regon.”
It is a high g rad e record of th e
G ladys B arr sp en t F rid ay n ig h t
e r > t n l n g else m ust be here sooner to
N otice th e d a te on th e label of
autom obile business in O regon, In and S atu rd ay with C lara Lasley.
insure publication. T he paper will 1 - T/, „ TrtW a z e n a a m
! D.
R oberts, clerk of School Dls-
A U C T IO N S A L E S A T
trlc t No 4, em bracing G resham and cluding th e re g istra tio n of the sta te ,
T he follow ing have been n e ith e r y o u r O utlook. If you a re in a rre a rs
be Issued next F riday.
TW ELVE MILE STORE considerable of th e u d jo in ln g terri- with cred it in fo rm atio n , new ow ners ta rd y nor ab sen t d u rin g th e past y o u r p rom pt renew al will be a p
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, tory, has Just com pleted an enum er- and tra n sfe rs and a list of garages
preciated.
F ran ces Jo h n so n , Lloyd
D on't overlook th e W ant Ads.
• E. J. H eseltine, p ro p rie to r of th e ation of th e ch ild ren of school age In all th e im p o rta n t tow ns of th e m o n th ;
Ough, E rn e st M ershon, Mary Deav
Twelve-M ile store, has a big ad In and finds a su b sta n tia l gain in num - sta te . "G asoline T ypogram s,” is a
er, A lbert Seidl, Doris T rickey,
th is pap er annou n cin g a reduction i hers over last year.
newsy fe a tu re of the publication.
G ladys B arr.
T hose from D istrict
rale to last all next week.
He is
T h ere w ere 354 co u n ted in la st
3», who were n e ith e r a b sen t n o r
Amphion
closing out hjs lines of dry goods, y ea r's census, of whom it was found M u ltn o m a h I,r a n g e M ii'ln g ('h a n g e il.
tardy in tka last month ara: Danny
shoes and h ard w are and is to sell th a t 65 had been lost by m oving o u t
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Bhlpps, Baul L etsln g er, Leon Spy-
T he re g u la r m eeting of M ultnom ah
many o th e r sta p le article s a t w hat- of th e d istrict. T h a t loss was over-
In an unusually fine pro
Brock.
A drian
Loudon,
Clifford i
Given by the U. H. S.
i ever price they will bring. He will come with 23 gained when th e co u n t gran g e. No. 71, will be held on th e Heed, Ruby Ayres.
gram of Glee Songs, S outhern
th ird S atu rd ay , D ecem ber 18, In
Melodies, etc.
sell goods as listed at p riv ate sale was m ade last week
Football Team
T he en u m eratio n now show s 203 stead of th e fo u rth S atu rd ay , which
but will hold auction sales every ev
AB N ight D am e, fto fn er'a H all,
Also a F ine Im p erso n a to r and
falls
on
C
hristm
as.
It
being
th
e
close
ening of next week and on M onday boys and 174 g irls— a to ta l of 377.
An all n ig h t dance will be given In '
a P iano Soloist.
IN M E TZG E R S H A L L
of th e year, election of officers will R eg n er’a O pera H ouse, F rid ay n ig h t,
and T uesday aftern o o n s
Read th e
A G imm I Busin«**» for You
' Tull e v en in g o f h ig h -ila.-«
be held and a full atten d a n ce of Decem ber 24.
G ulss' o rch e stra.
prices, as published and be on hand
E n tertain m en t.
Door prizes, 1st $5, 2d $3. 2d $2
for b argains before th e stock is all
Good paying grocery n ea r G resh- m em bers is requested.
MYRTLE JOHNSON, S ecretary. F ine C h ristm as eve dance, every- i
ta k en .
am . Clean stock, good building, low
tf |
body com e.— Adv.
F rid a y , D e c . 10
W EDNESDAY NIGHT,
C s d o fT h o U
re n t
W “ ‘ 8e" a l ,n v e n to r’' and
S tate School Money.
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re n t fixtures to responsible person.
M ilk R e c o rd B la n k s ,
DECEMBER 15,
A rth u r L an g g u th , financial ag en t
We desire to express o u r h e a rtfe lt O w ner has o th e r business. A ddress
M
onth’s
record of m ilk p ro d u c
tf
of th e s ta te school fund for M ult
Program from 8 to 9, before
th a n k s for th e expressions of sym A. care G resham O utlook.
tion for ab o u t 16 cows. J u s t w hat
nom ah county, sta te s th a t th e re Is
R3CNER 3 OPERA HOUSE
pathy and trib u te s of flowers In con
you
need
to
keep
trac
k
of
your
herd
the Auction
D r. B ittn e r's T e le p h o n e .
now av ailab le money to loan on farm
nection w ith th e d ea th and fu n eral
C
onvenient
and
cheap.
O
utlook.
Prieen l.te am i 25c.
U ntil f u rth e r notice, leave calls p ro p erty at 6 per cent. Interest. His
of Mrs. Bernice Reed.
i
T ickets on sale a t th e D rug
o utside of office hours, w ith tele ad d ress Is 605, McKay building,
ADMISSION FREE
Eye« tested and gl
C.
C.
Reed.
Mrs
N
ellie
G
ulilck-
Store.
fitted.
phone c e n tra l o r G resham D rug Co.
P
o
rtlan
d
.—
Adv.
Dr. Geo. In fila .— Adv,
Office phon (2 1 .
son and family.
Mal° Chorus
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