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VOL. 5, NO. 85
GRESHAM,
TAX LEVY FOR
COUNTY ROADS
' IS 1.98 MILLS
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WALLACE MANARY
MARRIES TORONTO GIRL
Tin
m a r ria g e of W a lla c e M an ary ,
of t ’a lla m Bay, W a sh in g to n , an d Miss
E s th e r H u rlih a y , o f T o ro n to , C a n a ­
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE
WOULD DREDGE SLOUGH
21,
1915
TU ESD A YS
AND
FR ID A Y S
$150
COUNTY AGRICULTURIST
TO BE APPOINTED
T h e b o a rd of co u n ty co m m issio n ­
e rs, y e ste rd a y , a p p ro p ria te d $1600
to w ard p a y in g th e s a la ry of a county
a g ric u ltu ris t in a c c o rd a n c e w ith th e
re q u e s t of th e g ra n g e s of th e county
a n d n u m e ro u s
fa r m e rs
w ho have
been a sk in g fo r th e a p p o in tm e n t r e ­
cen tly . T h e s ta te
win also pay
$1600 a y e a r, m u k in g th e sa la ry
$3200.
T h e h is to ry of th is m ovem ent d ates
back o v e r tw o y e a rs , w hen R ock­
wood g ra n g e b egan th e a g ita tio n by
p assin g a re s o lu tio n in fav o r of an
a g e n t to se rv e th e fa rm e rs.
T he
o th e r g ra n g e s w ere n o n -c o m m itta l
on th e su b je c t, hut P o m o n a g ra n g e
k illed th e p lan very effectively by
v o tin g
a g a in s t It.
H ow ever,
th e
m a tte r w as k ep t aliv e by th e m em ­
b ers of R ockw ood g ra n g e an d on
la s t W ed n esd ay they hail I he s a t is ­
fa c tio n of h e a rin g th e re s o lu tio n c a r­
ried in P o m o n a by a u n a n im o u s vote.
PER
YEAR
SECURING”
FACTORY
GROUNDS
da. o c c u rre d on D e cem b er 11, 1916,
By L. H. W E L L S .
e v e r, ( t a t th e a s s is ta n c e a n d co-op
at P o rt A n g eles, W a sh in g to n .
Mr. a n d M rs. M a n a ry a re ta k in g
P O R T L A N D , Dec. 2 0 .— S p e c ia l.— e ra tio n of th e c itiz e n s of P o rtla n d
an d M u ltn o m a h co u n ty is n ec e ssa ry
W h en th in g s com e u n ex p ected ly q u ite an e x te n s iv e w e d d in g jo u rn e y , P la n s fo r th e o rg a n iz a tio n of P e n in ­
II. L. Id le m a n 's a d d re a s b efo re
v isitin g m an y of th e c o a st cities. s u la d e v e lo p m e n t le a g u e w e re a d o p t­ to th e e n fo rc e m e n t of th e law , an d
th e y u s u a lly g iv e In te re s te d people
th a t th e officers of th e law c a n n o t
P om ona g ra n g e la s t W ed n esd ay d e a h
T h ty w ill r e tu r n to C allarn Bay
ed a t a m e e tin g o f th e c o m m itte e do th e w o rk , b u t th a t th e p eo p le
a jo l t; b u t th e
b ig g est anil m os
ab o u t
D ecem b er 23d a n d sp en d
w ith a p lan to in c re a se
• in d u s trie s
p a rt.
Mr.
E v an s
a g re e a b le Jo lt th a t
th e p eo p le of
h ri 'm a s in th e ir new h o m e, a very w hich h a s been w o rk in g on th e m a t­ m u s t do th e ir
o f P o rtla n d a n d v iciai y.
H i o u t-
e a s te rn M u ltn o m a h have ex p e rie n c e d bund»' m e b u n g a lo w w h ich Mr. M a­ te r , h eld in th e office of E. B ro n g , In p o in te d o u t w h a t ev id en c e Is n e ces­
lir.ed so m e of th e o b je c ts of In d u s ­
th e L ew is b u ild in g . T h e c o m m itte e sa ry to se c u re a c o n v ictio n a n d how­
d u rin g th e p re s e n t C h ris tin a s seaso n n a ry bud b u ilt a n d fu r n is h e d fo r h is
tr ia l D ev elo p m en t L e a g u e , o n e of
is co m p o sed o f J. M. L each , W illia m to s e c u re it.
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b
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w as th e a n n o u n c e m e n t fro m
tin
one of w hich is to m a k e a su rv e y of
Mr M an a ry is e n g in e e r fo r th e ] M. K U lin g sw o rth , J , R. L a b o r, Geo. w ere se t fo r th in th e e n fo rc e m e n t of
P o rtla n d au d th e c o u n try a d ja c e n t
c o u rth o u s e y e s te rd a y th a t th e geu
T h e a d d re s s w as a co m ­
m
id y ear L u m b e r co m p a n y a t th e : S. S h e p h e rd a n d E. B ro n g , a n d th e th e law.
th e re to fo r th e p u rp o se of g a in in g a
e ra l ro a d tax levy h ad n o t o n ly been
o b je c t o f th e o rg a n iz a tio n a r e to p le te a n a ly s is o f th e law in a ll Its
a p p ro v e d a t 1.8 m ills, as re q u e s te d , B ay, an ti is a son of Mr. an d Mrs.
k n o w led g e of w h ere to lo c a te m a n u ­
d
ev elo p th e P e n in s u la by th e d re d g ­ b e a rin g s a n d th e a d d re s s w hich oc­
b u t h a d a c tu a lly been in c re a se d by Jos. M an ary o f C o ttre ll s ta tio n . H e
fa c to rie s if th e y can be h a d . se c u re
slo u g h
fro m its cu p ied o n e h o u r w as filled w ith in ­
Is w ell k n o w n a n d v ery p o p u la r at in g o f C o lu m b ia
.18 of a m ill m o re.
needed p o w er a n d fa c ilitie s f o r .s h ip ­
T h e a c tio n o f th e c o u n ty c o m m is­ his old h o m e, a n d h is m an y frie n d s l m o u th us f a r e a s t as p o ssib le , m a k - fo rm a tio n .
m ent to m a r k e t, an d how su ch m a r­
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s io n e rs w as u n e x p ected by th e d e le ­ w ish a lo n g a n d h ap p y life to Mr. I* " 8
k
e ts can be rea c h e d .
T h e L a d ie s ’ a u x ilia ry of th e N o rth
1 a g e o f th e P e n in s u la
and
a sh ip
g a tio n fro m h e re , w ho w ent to th e anti Mrs. M an ary .
U n d er
e x is tin g
c o n d itio n s
tho
i c h a n n e l.
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city y e s te rd a y fo r th e p u rp o se of
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tip th e low la n d s w est o f U nion a v e ­ city h a s o p en ed a re lie f an d fre e la ­
m a k in g a n o th e r ap p e a l fo r th e G resh - ORIENT GRANGE
F ran cisco o r S e a ttle in o r d e r to sen d
n
a m -F a lrv le w ro ad . T h ey w ere p re ­
ELECTS OFFICERS u e a p p ro a c h to th e in t e r s t a te b rid g e bor b u re a u In th e office of th e N o rth
his goods to fo re ig n c o u n trie s.
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J. M. L each h a s b een s o u n d in g th e A lb in a a v e n u e , w h e re w ork m ay be
sh o u ld be 1.8 m ills, an d w ere not
Jo e O d e rm a tt w ill hold a public d itio n h u t th e le a g u e w ill e n d e a v o r
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citiz e n s n e e d in g au c tio n a t Ills p lace th re e -fo u rth s lo find a rem ed y .
th e v e rd ic t o f 1.98 m ills fo r roud A n d erso n w as re -e le c te d m a s te r; also b ia slo u g h a n d h e re p o r ts th a t th ey by b rin g in g
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It h e r officers w ere, M rs. D ora C la- v e lo p m e n t o f th a t d is tric t.
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On th e to g e th e r.
h a rd s u r fa c in g of th e th o r o u g h fa re
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h ig h e r g ro u n d s o u th of C o lu m b ia
so e a g e rly d e m a n d e d .
search fo r fa c to rie s to lo c a te h e re It
W h ile th e ro a d fro m h e re to f a i r - M rs J o h n B ra m h a ll, c h a p la in ; J o h n b o u le v a rd th e p eo p le w a n t a s e w e r to fu r n is h c h a rity , as w o rk Is co n ­ sold a re 9 m ilk cow s, 6 h e ife rs,
w ould be best to e n c o u ra g e th o se
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view h a s n o t been o rd e re d Im p ro v ed
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T he p la n ju s t now is to so lic it
good d o u b le h tru e s n ,
b u t t h a t it w ill be, an d th e people M rs B e rth a A u lt; tr e a s u r e r , M rs. p ro b le m w ill be so lv ed fo r a ll tim e th e p re s s in g n eed s of fa m ilie s a t th e 3 ’A -In. tire ,
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S e v e ra l m e e tin g s placed in th e office w hich will be a t­ hay ra k e , cro ss-cu t saw . F re t lunch p erv isio n o f th e P o rtla n d C h am b . r
th ey see th e w o rk a c tu a lly b eg u n .
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will be h e ld on th e P e n in s u la w hen te n d e d by so m e on e, a m e m b e r from lu n ch a t noon.
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m ent of
m a n u f a c tu r e rs
to lo caie
F a irv ie w ro a d th a t b ro u g h t a b o u t p ro | < e e t | lo r m e m b e rsh ip . T h e g ra n g e th e p la n s of th e le a g u e w ill be s u b ­ th e P a r e n t- T e a c h e r s ’ a ss o c ia tio n s of
here.
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th e n e ig h b o rin g sc h o o ls,
w ho will
th e In c re a se d tax levy fo r to a d put
m itte d fo r c o n s id e ra tio n .
on p o ta to d is e a se s an il c u ltu re .
in d u s tria l c e n te r an d h o m es fo r th e
poses, b u t th e B ase L in e ex ti nslou.
give th e ir tim e to th e office fr e e of
em ployes is in h ig h fa v o r, a n d tw o
T h e d re d g in g o f C o lu m b ia slo u g li cost. T h e w om en w ill g ive a p ra c ­
Ito a d u ia s te r Yeon hud o rig in a lly re c ­
really o w n e rs h av e p le d g e d tw e n ty
w ill m ean m u ch fo r e a s te r n M u ltn o ­ tical d e m o n s tra tio n of th e v a lu e of
o m m e n d e d th t
e x te n sio n a n d im ­
fre e lo ts each .
m ah c o u n ty as it w ill m ean t h a t w a­ c o -o p e ra tio n b etw een th e c o m m u n ity
p ro v e m e n t o f tin- B ase L in e, an d up
Mr. Id le m a n b eliev es in fre e sit-'3
tt i c r a f ts m ay co m e as f a r as T ro u t- an d th e p eo p le w ho w a n t w o rk , not
on th e su g g e s tio n o f G eo rg e P e rk in s,
as a s t a r t e r fo r fa c to rie s a n d s u g ­
t’ale. T h e g e n e ra l p la n is to w iden c h a rity .
th e a tto r n e y fo r th e p ro m o te rs of tin
g ests th e " i n c u b a to r ” p la n , w hich
C o lu m b ia slo u g h to 300 fe e t up to
B ase L in e im p ro v e m e n ts, t h e ad d i
R e c o m m e n d a tlo n
of th e official
U nion a v e n u e to a d e p th su fficien t fo r
tio u a l 10 p e r t e n t w as allo w ed .
"On C h ristm as day. service in the m eans th e e re c tio n of o n e la rg e
•Bps, a n d fro m th a t p o in t on to b o a rd of th e H ig h la n d C o n g re g a tio n ­ church ended the gentlem en presently b u ild in g o r m o re to. h o u se s e v e ra l
T h e o u tc o m e of th e co n tro v ersy
T r o u td a le th e w id th w ill be 200 fe e t, al c h u rc h t h a t th e re s ig n a tio n o f th e repair Into the hall to break fast, with sm a ll p la n ts.
o v e r th e ro a d tax levy is a v icto ry
T he c o m m itte e h a s n o t a d o p te d
fo r th e O u L o o k w hich lirst b egan
an d lo a d e p th su fficien t fo r o rd in a ry p a s to r, Rev. E. S. B o llin g er, be ac­ tim w i iiiiistni'd and m alm sey." says an
Blow lug hi the Yule from th e grim
c e p te d so he can ta k e up th e w ork account of a six teen th century Eng an y d efin ite p la n s yet but is s e c u rin g
th e c a m p a ig n to r h e ;te r ro a d s I n n
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llsti Clii'istm as
T ills p a p e r w as th e c o n siste n t chum
h a r b o r fro m St. of th e p a s to ra te of th e D o u g las C on­
i ■ ilit't th e l i l n s i s o f th e N orth sen wus c re a te a n In la n d
"At d in n er the butler npim iuted fot d a ta , an d w hen read y w ill b egin th e
pion o f th e
B ase
L in e ex te n sio n I one tit tlie cu sto m s of th e oltl tow n Jo h n » to T ro u td a le fo r s te a m e r s a n d g re g a tio n a l c h u rc h of A la sk a , w as tin- C h ristin as Is to see tin- tab les cov­ co llectio n of fu n d s a n d th e se c u rin g
fro m th e very first. L a st s u m m e r It th a t abide, how ev er It fa re s w ith th e b a rg e s , so th a t fa c to rie s o f a ll k in d s a p p ro v e d W e d n esd ay n ig h t a t th e ered and furnished, and the o rdinary o f site s to be fo llo w ed la t e r by* o f­
of th e m em b ers. boilers of the house are decently to set fe rin g in d u c e m e n ts to th e lo c a to rs of
At su n up while can e s ta b lis h th e m s e lv e s a lo n g th is g e n e ra l m e e tin g
b eg an th e a g ita tio n
fo r a h a r d s a r ! N lsse, th at I know
yet th e |ieople w ere a t b re a k fa st, the c h a n n e l c le a r up to T ro u td a le , w hich H o w ev er, th e tim e o f Ills d e p a rtu re bread, n ap k in s aud iron hers, in good m a n u fa c tu rin g p la n ts.
faced ro a d fro m h e re to F airv iew
H e believes
It w as n o t a lo n e in L s w o rk , for tow n lianil clim lied th e m any steep will g iv e w a te r a n d ra ilw a y t r a n s ­ fo r th e new field d e p e n d s w h e th e r form , nt every ta b le - w ith spoons und in a tax e x e m p tio n of at h a s t five
th e r e w ere h u n d re d s w ho to o k up th e lad d ers to the top of th e low er, uud p o rta tio n fa c ilitie s. C. C. C o lt, w ho Rev. O w in U m ste a d , p a s to r of th e knives. At Hie firsi course is served years.
up there. In fair w e a th e r or foul—and
C o n g re g a tio n a l
e h u rc h , u fair uud large b o a r 's bead, upon a
fig h t a n d a re to be c re d ite d w ith
re p r e s e n ts th e
S w ift
h o ld in g s of D o u g lass
C o n tin u tin g on h is s u b je c t
Mr.
som etim es It blew g re a t g u n s from the
silver p latter, w ith m instrelsy
p ra c tic a lly all o f th e h o n o r d u e for ]
A la sk a , ca n
be s e c u re d
fo r six
w intry scat—they played four old som e*' n g m o re th a n 5 0 00 a c re s , h as
"T w o se rv a n ts are to atten d a t sup­ Id lem an said h e b eliev ed th e r e w ere
th e su c c e s sfu l o u tc o m e th is far.
It J tiv m ils , one to each co rn er o f th e isun g iv en tu e p lan h is In d o rs e m e n t w hich m o n th s. If th is can be effected Rev.
per aud to bear tw o fail torches of m any fo o lish law s on th e O regon
th e r e is any h itc h in th e p ro ceed in g s pass, so thill no one wits forgotten. m e a n s n g re a t d e a l fo r th e e n t e r ­ Mr. B o llin g e r w ill leav e fo r h is new wax, next before Hie m usicians and s ta tu te s w hich sh o u ld be re p e a le d .
fro m now on th e O u tlo o k w ill u g aln I'hey a lw ay s liegiiu w ith L u th er s s tu r ­ p rise.
A sp ecial c o m m it­ trum ia-tcl's mid stand above (he fire H e m e n tio n e d th e e ig h t-h o u r law an d
Ne
m ovem ent has
been field F e b ru a r y .
be at th e fr o n t, a p p e a lin g to th e a u ­ dy challenge. "A M ighty F o r tt.s a la la u n c h e d In P o r tla n d o f so g re a t im - te e w as a p p o in te d to ta k e th is m a t­ w ith the m usic till the first course he opposed th e id e a of p a ss in g a law
while dow n below we 11» p o r ta i- 'e , in my ju d g m e n t, as t u ’s te r up w ith Mr. U m ste a d , a n d also served 111 through th e hall W hich |ier th a t w ould p ro h ib it a n y o n e fro m
th o r itie s to sp e n d th e ex cess money O u r God
form ed, they with the m usic are to re
w h e re It rig h tfu lly b elo n g s -o n tin leued d evoutly.
p la n to c re a te a w a te r w ay o u t o f ¿he to a s c e r ta in f u r th e r in fo rm a tio n co n ­
w o rk in g o v e r e ig h t h o u rs in a n y ca­
tu rn Into the bu ttery
T h ere w as so m eth in g both w eird and
tw o im p ro v e m e n ts m e n tio n ed .
C o lu m b ia slo u g h
20
m ile s
long. c e rn in g R ev. U m stead a n d his w ork.
pacity. W hile h e th o u g h t so m e new
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before
supper,
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revels
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In Hit- early m orning light of th e north- S e a ttle h as d re d g e d o u t w a te r w avs, T h e c h u rc h d e sire s t h a t Rev. Urn- and dancing, and so also a fte r sup|ier, law s m ig h t be n e ed ed he ex p ressed
a t F a irv ie w on W ed n esd ay , P o m o n a
•in w inter, so m eth in g th a t w as not of a n d all o u r g re a t c itie s h a v e d o n e s te a d sh o u ld sp e n d six m o n th s a t the during the tw elve days of C hristm as." th e o p in io n th a t th e g ra n g e could
g ra n g e w ould h av e e n d o rs e d u re s o ­ ea rth , an d th a t su g g ested to my child's
At this rime the nobility had e n tire h elp in th e ir c o n s tru c tio n anil could
tin s a m e th in g In o r l c r lo faclli- H ig h la n d C o n g re g a tio n a l c h u rc h be­
lu tio n d e tr im e n ta l to th e In c re a se of itiincinanon th e ang els' songs on far
a te v i-te r tr a n s p o r ta tio n a
th is fo re a p e rm a n e n t call is e x ten d e d ly discarded th e ir Joints of salted beef be e n tr u s te d w ith th e w o rk of k eep ­
th e tax levy fo r ro a d p u rp o ses.
A liiilean hills Even now , a f te r all these
and p la tte rs of «void an d |iew ter. to in g o u t fre a k le g isla tio n .
will l, ■ rt th a n
d o u b le
P o rtia it's him .
re s o lu tio n cam e up p ro te s tin g a g a in s t »ears, tin- m em ory o f it d o es t h a t It
getlier w ith llie sw arm o f Jesters, turn
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T he a d d re s s w as d eem e d sig n ifi­
filers aud h arp ers th a t form erly had
a levy fo r m o re th a n 1 2 m ills, h u t a ' HU Id not b a r e tieen lieenuse th e m usic
way In to e a s te rn M ult i, ir a h conmv. is a m issio n a ry c h a rg e a n d th e m is­
been indispensable to the banquet c a n t fo r e a s te rn M u ltn o m a h , in a s ­
lo n e fig h t w as w aged a g a in s t it fo r w as so rare, for th e band w as m ade up
s io n a ry so ciety of th e c h u rc h is p re ­
room; ii stately cerem onial and sol m uch as he seem ed to be e a g e r to g e t
f -m all sto rck ee|» -rs an d a rlis a u s who Jla iiy tl o u s a n d s o f vva. -» la n d , nov-
awhile» by th e O u tlo o k m an w ho was
p a rin g th e w ay fo r Mr. B o llin g e r's em u silence w ere considered to be the th e le a g u e 's id eas u n d e rs to o d by th e
id
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festive
finally a s s is te d by Mrs. D W M cK ay,
Indications of true politeness T h e tn g ra n g e . No a c tio n w as ta k e n by th e
• s > asions
incon g ru o u sly enough. I d i e d r c l fro m C o lu n u ia slo u g h c « i e n tr a n c e on th e w o rk th e re .
a n d th e re s o lu tio n w as w ith d ra w n .
file w as dally set out w ith a g re a t va g ra n g e , n o r w as a n y
th in k . Hie official tow n m o u rn er, who lie used to fill u p th e o "v la n d s be-
s u g g e s tio n
W hen it w as e x p la in e d w hat th e in ­ hade people to fu n erals, w as one of
O tis B ro o k s, 107 E ast S ix te e n th riely of dishes
tw e e n C o lu m b ia b o u le v a rd s a n d t i e
m ade to g e ttin g its in d o rs e m e n t, b u t
c re a s e d ta x m e a n t to th is se ctio n a n d ' them . It w as like th e b u rg h e rs guard,
s t r e e t, w ho e x p ects to e re c t a tw o-
W hen th e com pany had finished eat
< i l u m l la riv e r.
th e a d d re s s fell on a tte n tiv e ears.
th e p eo p le h e re , a n o th e r re s o lu tio n the colonel o f w hich— we th o u g h t blin
tt o r y b u ild in g a t E a s t S ix tie th an d lug th e rem aining provisions w ere sent
w as o ffered w h ich ap p ro v e d of th e at least a general, because o f th e huge
to
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and
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W a lle r H. E v a n s, d is tr ic t a tt o r - E a st G lisan s tr e e ts , h a s been d elay e d
al or n8‘
h ig h e r levy p ro v id ed th e G resh am - b rass sw o rd he trailed w hen he m arch­ re y , < » cussed th e " E n fo r c e m e n t of in s t a r ti n g c o n s tru c tio n by an o r d e r these bad sufficiently dined the frag
antl
w om en c le a n in g ,
F a irv ie w ro a d w as im p ro v ed w ith th e ed al Hie head of Ills m en — w as the th e Nv.v P ro h ib itio n L a w ,” M onaav fro m th e m u n ic ip a l c o u rt re q u irin g luents w ere d istrib u ted am ong th e poor *'o r m en
j p re ssin g a n d re p a irin g d o n e well.
tow
n
tailor,
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sm
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very
u
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e x tr a m oney
T h a t re s o lu tio n p assed
him to s e c u re m o re c o m p le te p la n s
P e te r L e n a rd , P o w ell s tr e e t.
But w h eth er or no. It w as n ig h t b e fo re th e S ellv .o od M e t io !
a n d w as re f e rre d to th e ro ad b o o st­ Hal m an
fo r th e s tr u c tu r e . T h e b u ild in g w ill j
i>enutIfni. I have n ev er h eard m usic 1-. ti r o 'r e r h o o d , a r e p r a r c n ta tlv e au
e rs w ho w ere at th e c o u rt h o u se yes
presen * .
Mr.
E v a"« be 50x80 fe e t in d im e n sio n s, tw o
since th a t so m oved me. W hen Hie last illen ce ie i n g
. -e» S R *
te rd a y .
stra in d hsl aw ay cam e th e big hells w en t o v e r th e law an il e x p la in e d all r to r ie s h ig h a n d o f b ric k c o n s tru c ­
w ith theti ihs»,i r o b e s th a t san g fur its p a r t an d sp e c ia lly s i t fo r th t h t tio n . T h e first floor w ill be d iv id ed
Milk R ecord B lanks.
out over Held an d h eath , an d o ur Yule p e n a ltie s fo r v io la tio n c f th e law
In to a s to re ro o m a n d m o tio n p ic tu re
M onth s re c o rd o f m ilk p ro d u c ­ w as fairly u n d er w ay.—Ja c o b A. Kila,
Mr. U « m s sa id th a t
ta r as n s th e a te r , w h ile th e seco n d floor w ill
tio n fo r a b o u t 16 cow s. J u s t w h at In C entury
office is c o n c e rn e d h e p la n n e d to ei.
be d iv id ed In to a p a rtm e n ts . C o st of
you need to k eep tr a c k o f y o u r h e rd
t o n e ,n e law fu lly .
H e s a id , how - th e s t r u c tu r e w ill be 10,000.
The ideal Christinas gift is the one to which has been ap­
C o n v e n ie n t a n d ch eap .
O u tlo o k
An Old Time English
Christmas
A Quaint Chrisi.nas
Custom
Che Ideal G ift
THE
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CLUB ORGANIZED
BRANCH IN GRESHAM
H en ry L a to u re ll AL S on. a t th e F o rd
T w elv e y o u n g p eo p le o f G re sh a m
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B u rress sin c e ta k in g th e F o rd a g en cy th e p u rp o s e o f p u ttin g on a lev.'
fo r E a s te rn M u ltn o m a h a n d a p a r t of d ra m a s d u rin g th e r»-i m in in g w iu-
ii r m o n th s.
C la c k a m a s c o u n ty .
T h e o rg a n iz e rs a r e : I a u l E lfo r I
N ine m o n th s ag o th e y w ere o c c a ­
p re s id e n t; R oss B ro w n , s e c r e ta ry ;
sio n a lly s e llin g a n o th e r m a k e of m o- -
L a u ra
S h ip ley , tr e a s u r e r ;
L a u ra
to r c a rs w h en th e F o rd a g e n c y w as
D avis, R u th
In g lis.
B eu lah C ap-
se c u re d , a n d sin c e th e n th e y h a v e I
lin g c r, E va H a m lin , Roy G ibbs. G u r-
so ld m o re th a n fifty cars.
din H u n ia so n , A lfred H a m lin , W al­
T h e p o p u la r F o rd , w ith Its low-
lace W ilk in so n and C lau d S m ith T h e
p rice h a s a p p e a le d to th o s e w ho j
la t te r w ill be d ire c to r.
w ere u n a b le to b u y a h ig h e r p ric e d !
A d ra m a e n title d " S h ip w re c k " is
: c a r; b esid es, th e jitn e y s e rv ic e h a s
in r e h e a r s a l a n d w ill be p u t on at
been a s t im u la n t, as n o o th e r m a ­ S m ith 's th e a t e r on th e e v e n in g of
c h in e can be ru n as e c o n o m ic a lly as J a n u a r y 5 th . It w ill be fo llo w ed In
a F o rd . So it is n o t s u r p r is in g th a t j a b o u t tw o w eeks w ith " T h e L ittle
th e F o rd ag en cy h e re h a s been a su e- j B row n J u g " a n d l a t e r by "Q u e e n 's
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Dr. Geo. In g lis.— Adv.
S
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Btted
A lthough th e re are 1,800 m iles of
railw ay lines in U ruguay, th e re is
only one tu n n e l In th e country.
plied the Golden Rule—i. e„ by putting yourself in the other
one’s place and thinking just what you would like to have
under those circumstances.
Once upon a time it happened that a woman gave her
washwoman a pair of pendant pearl earrings. If not pearl,
they were near pearl and pretty enough for all purposes.
This woman remembered having heard the servitor express
5ft a wish for them on a hot August day, a wish breathed with­
es out any hope of fulfillment. Joy was in one heart that Christ-
¡9 mas. for. as the recipient expressed. “Everybody gave me
aprons and underwear, but those earrings I do love!” And
who shall say that the present was not appropriate? Gifts
of sheer prettiness often mean the most, even when they are
"d not expensive Was it not a Frenchman who said, “Give me
the luxuries of life and I can do without the necessities?"
Who cannot think of the man who would rather have a sub­
scription to a good magazine than a pair of much needed new
gloves? A person will go shabbv very contentedly if the
¿2 heart is warm with the thought of some precious new posses-
¿Y sion which perhaps he did not really need We must not for-
get that gorgeous gifts of frankincense and myrrh were given
to the Christ Child in his lowly birthplace A growing plant,
even if nothing more than a blooming crimson geranium, will
. be a bright spot through many of the gray days of January
W and February. The dollar mark is no gange for the ideal
jM Christmas gift What the boy wants, what the girl deiirts,
-J what the older man or woman secretlv wishes for—these are
the things which shall make them happy, no matter if they
5^ do not seem appropriate or sensible.
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