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Official
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M arch 3, 1911, a t th e Postoffice a t
G re a h a w , O reg o n , u n d e r th e Act of
Marci,
1879
■
— .............
a
J 1S T t D IF F E R E N C E .
To sav e th e ir beat m en . th e o w n e rs
In m any a re a m ad e lo n g -te rm con-
tr a c ts w ith p la y e rs .« an d It w as h a rd
Ic e scap e su s p ic io n th a t som e once
m ig h ty m en a t th e b at an d in th e
field d isp la y e d a b o u t th e re a l v ita l
e n th u s ia s m of a n n u ita n ts , w ho know
w h ere th e ir m eal tic k e ts a re co m in g
fro m an d d o n ’t feel th e n eed of
h u s tlin g
P eace
has
com e
b eca u se
w ar
d o e s n 't pay.
l u t t i I TAX IT IO N .
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I he s u b je c t o f ta x a tio n la o n e p re-
a e n tin g m an y difficu lties. Its g e n e r-
It 1« a s u r p r is e to n o te t h a t th e
y o u n g an d a g g re s s iv e m a y o r o f th e
g re a t city o f New Y o rk la Im p o te n t
b efo re th e p o w er o f T a m m a n y , w hich
4 ld ,,°* elec t h im , fo r h e co n fesses
**!• in a b ility to e n fo rc e th e law
a g a in s t S u n d ay c lo sin g of salo o n s,
H* m a k e s a lo n g s ta te m e n t o f th e
» H u atlo n , w hich lay s th e b lam e fo r
police h e lp le ssn e s s upon th e Inade-
<iuacy o f th e law s, an d p ro c e e d s to
show t h a t w heu a s a lo o n k e e p e r 1» a r j
re s te d h e is a lm o st In v a ria b ly ac- '
q u itte d
T h e m a y o r w a n ts th e s la te
le g is la tu re to do so m e th in g , b u t he
i d o es n o t say w h at, ex c e p t t h a t he j
th in k s New Y ork sh o u ld h av e a
g r e a te r m e a s u re o f h o m e ru le .
T h e g re a t w ave of p ro te a t a g a in s t .
j th e salo o n w hich h a s sw e p t o v e r th e I
1 w a n t to th a n k th e p eo p le o f G re sh a m a n d v ic in ity fo r th e
lib e ra l X m as tr a d e g iven m e
It w as b ey o n d my e x p e c ta tio n
1
Sugar, E m it. 16 pound* for
Floor, Bear Patent,
8k $120,
Flour, Crown Beat
8k $1.30.
Flour, White River,
8k. $1.30,
Small Whit»- Beana, I Ih. for
Van H euter'a Bleeehing Soap, 6 bars for
Golden S tar Soap, 7 bars for
Gold Medal Catsup, 16 oz. bottlea. *2 f o r
Old Dutch Cleaner, 4 cans for
Royal Baking Powder, 1 pound cans
Royal Baking Powder, l/2 pound cans for
Shilling’s Baking Powder, 1 pound can
Shilling a Baking Powder, y2 pound cans for
•I A F B le n d o f C o ffe e , reg. SO* for
F ra k es’ Special Blend Coffee, reg. 35c
$1.00
Bbl. $4.75
Bbl. $5.10
Bbl. $510
25
25
25
25
.25
.40
.20
40
.20
25
30
J. A. FRAKES
WANTS
Farm Loans on
Attention!
M
D E M T IS 78
w ill su b m it you a few o f my p ric e s fo r y o u r c o n s id e r a tio n ;
al p rin c ip le s m ay be c le a r e n o u g h , c o u n try h a s e v id e n tly m ad e n o t even
o u t th e ir a p p lic a tio n to sp ecial con- j a rip p le In New Y ork. E ven C hlca-
«11'.Ions ra ise s in tric a te , co m p lic a te d go, w hich h as lo n g been h eld by its
.< id d e lic a te p ro b le m s
E q u ity a n d a d m ire r s to be fu lly us w icked as
(« s e n tis i ju s tic e a re tw o th in g s w hich New Y ork, h a s been a b le to s h u t np
PHONE 831
GRESHAM
A ll th e w o rld lo v es a lo v er so m e­ are h a rd to se c u re lu tills In p e rfe c i '
S u n d ay sa lo o n ;
b u t th e New
tim es, hut th e love is a k in to th e kin d w o rld , an d p e rh a p s th ey a re m ost ' o rk m a y o r re p e a ts w ith p u rro t-llk e
th a t finds ex p re ssio n In ra p h o so d le s e lu siv e und e v asiv e in m a tte r s w hich fid elity th e h o a ry ex cu se th a t It c a n 't
be done. I t Is th e o ld f a m ilia r de­
S h e S h o u ld S m ile .
o v e r a m a tin e e Idol
T h e re a re c e r­ affect th e p o ck etb o o k
vice o f th e law officer e v e ry w h e re
ta in a tte n d a n t c o n d itio n s w hich help
T a x a tio n in an y fo rm m ean s ta k -
H e h ad been b u y in g th in g s fo r h e r j
to se c u re g v n eru l a p p ro v a l, so m e th in g m g m oney fro m th e p u b lic ; th e r e Is w ho d o es n o t w an t to do it. O nce it fo r th ir ty y«sars a n d h a d n o t p leased j
lik e th e th r ills o n e feels w hen he . h i In b o rn re a d in e ss in th e ra c e to se rv e d , b u t now th e p u b lic k now s h e r yet.
N e v e rth e le ss w hen * he j
b e tte r
sees a race h o rae win a t th e fa ir s h ift b u rd e n s to o th e r s h o u ld e rs,
placed
th
e
b
u n d le in h e r lap, an d
New Y ork w ith o u t its lo b s te r p a l­
S o m etim es Its th e so lace fro m th e a n d o n e co m m u n ity is q u ite as re ad y
aces, its c a b a re ts , Its B ro ad w ay , its Btood w a tc h in g h e r u n w ra p th e folds
lc w ord fo r first in s e r tio n ; one-
w hiff of a fa v o rite c ig ar.
to sw itc h c o sts o f g o v e rn m e n t to B ow ery an d Its m id n ig h t fro lic s of silk , he fe lt s u r e th a t sh e w as go- j
If th e s e c o n d itio n s a re n o t in a t- a n o th e r c o m m u n ity as an y m an can w ould not be New Y o rk ; b u t n ev er- Ing to sm il« a t la s t. Of c o u rse sh e h a lf c e n t a w ord each s u b s e q u e n t in ­
le n d a n c e , th e c h o ru s of good w ishes he to let liis n e ig h b o r b e a r m o re ih e ie s s it clo ses its th e a te r s — ex cep t d id n ’t. S he o n ly fro w n e d a n d sig h ed se rtio n
M i n i m u m , a n y in s e rtio n . 10c.
la n g u is h e s a n d
y o u a re re a d y to th a n a fa ir s h a r e o f th e co m m o n to r "sacred ” c o n c e rts on S u n d ay , a n d sa id , ju s t as sh e h ad sa id fo r
th
ir
ty
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rs,
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,
J
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,
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t
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th ro w b ric k b a ts. Y outh is o n e o t th e lo ad .
i N or do es it h a v e S u n d ay b a se b a ll
LIVESTOCK
th in g s th a t h elp .
A n o th e r Is th e
L o cal In te re u ts a re q u ick to seek g a m e s in th e big le ag u e s.
B ut th e you go a n d g et t h a t f o r ? ” You know
very
well
I
d
o
n
’t
need
a
n
y
th
in
g
of
th
e
c o n q u e st of o b s ta c le s ; hut o n e n e v er re lie f; sp ecial c la sse s of p ro p e rty a re p eo p le w ho a re h o rrifie d a t th e pro-
cow s
k now s w h ere to d ra w th e lin e of m o re th a n w illin g to p e rm it o th e r fa n a tlo n of th e S a b b a th by th e lo v er k in d ."
" D o n ’t you lik e I t ? ” He w as still
y o u th In love affa irs, n o r to d e te r m ­ c la s se s to foot th e h ills; old c u sto m s of w h o leso m e s p o r t a n d by th e hab-
FO R
S A L E — E leven
h ead
high
h o peful.
g ra d e d a iry c a ttle . H a lf m ile e a st
ine w h a t an o b sta c le re a lly Is, fo r affo rd m e th o d s
of e v asio n u n d e r
of ’h e th e a te r , m u s t h av e a
"W e ll, you know I n e v e r lik e to
o f Old P le a s a n t H om e. G. Na»s-
so m e tim e s th e o b sta c le Is n o t ta n g i­ m o d ern c o n d itio n s
A lto g e th e r It Is p lace w h ere th ey can buy a d rin k . h av e o th e r fo lk s buy c lo th e s fo r m e,
h a h n . P ro p .
91
Som
e
d
ay
even
New
Y
ork
w
ill
be
d
if­
ble In love a ffairs.
e v id e n t th a t th e m o re u n ifo rm th e
an d I d o n ’t need it. If it w ere so m e ­
fe
re
n
t.
O
re
g
o
n
ia
n
.
FO R SA LE
F o u r cow s, to u r pigs,
A th ird , an d p e rh a p s th e g re a te s t sy ste m p u rs u e d th r o u g h o u t a s ta te
th in g se rv ic e a b le — a C hallis o r so m e ­
h ay. etc.
A d d ress H. H. F a r n ­
th in g to h elp , Is a b ility to re g a rd th e th e g r e a te r th e le sse n in g of a b u se s
th in g lik e th a t ."
T H R E E (IT IE S .
h am . G re sh a m , O reg o n , o r ta k e
su c c e ssfu l s u ito r as a s u ito r fo r th e a n d th e n e a r e r th e a p p ro a c h to a '
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"Don’t you w a n t it a t a ll ? "
E sta c a d a c a r to L in u rm a iiii J u n c ­
tio n a n d e n q u ire a t s ta tio n .
91
h a n d of Ills lad y -lo v e.
b asis o f fa ir p lay , w nlch is th e only J
t e „ R o>er (o
"O f c o u rs e 1 d o n ’t. I c an use it, I
Now, In th e case o f a p re s id e n t of so u n d b asis, a f t e r all.
su
p
p
o
se,
b
u
t—
”
; New Y ears d ay ;
W A N T E D TO BUY G ood
fam ily
th e l u l l e d S ta te s It is d ifficu lt to d is­
R ut he h a d g a th e r e d th e s ilk in tjis
.................... ......
A M ilw a u k ie -P o rtla n d tr a in
cow . M ust be c h e a p
P h o n e 01.
New Y ork C ity is now la r g e r th a n W an tr a n s p o r tin g s tr a n g e r s tw a in ,
a s s o c ia te th e m an fro m th e official in
a rm s und d ro p p e d It In a h e a p on th e
B E E F C A T T L E W A N T E D . C ow s
b u rn in g lo g s in th e firep lace.
a n y th in g he d o e s, unit In th e c a se of L o n d o n an d Is th e lu rg eat city In th e F a r aw ay,
4
to 5 t i c ; fa t ho g s
En­
T h a t, you see, w as th e w ay sh e
a p re s id e n t w ho is to seek re -e le c tio n w orld. G r e a te r New Y ork, at last re- , (jre s h a m city w as h is hom e,
q u ir e T. R H o w ltt. P h o n e 516.
p
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ery
w
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an
it I h a lm o st im p o ssib le. T h e s h a t t e r ­
has to le a rn , o r a t le a s t e v ery w om an
ing of th e W ilso n tr a d itio n , so p o w e r­ 3 8 3 ,8 7 1 peo p le, w hile G re a te r L o n - B oth w ere b o u n d
P o u ltry .
don h ad 7 .2 6 1 .3 5 8 . A fte r th e g re a t l’’o r M ilw au k ie, if you p lease,
T ra p n e s te d W h ite L e g h o rn s, b red
th a t is m a rrie d to th e rig h t s o r t of
ful w ith tile p re s id e n t's p o litic a l
B aby chick« o r eg g s fo r
. n r b-
■nan. T h e w om an w ho ca n sm ile a to lay.
b r e th r e n lu c o n g re s s, b eg an w ith th e . . . . . . . . , h ,
h a tc h in g w ill solve y o u r w in te r egg
m o re s tr ik in g
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a n n o u n c e m e n t o f Ills e n g a g e m e n t to
p ro b lem .
G et o u r p rices.
C ry sta l
_______________
i N e ith e r 's n a m e th e o th e r k new ,
w hen h e r h u s b a n d co m es h om e fro m S p rin g s P o u ltry F a rm , G re s h a m , O re­
be m a rrie d . T h e n ew s cam e a s a s u r ­
The
su fe ty
firs t"
m o v em en t j As * • to w a rd M ilw au k ie flew,
P h o n e 30x2.
w ork w ith a b u n d le u n d e r h is a rm gon.
I " 11
,,
p rise, alm o st us u sh o c k , a n d w ho seem s to be co in in g a lo n g all rig h t, iV1*:
an d d e p o sits it p ro u d ly , a lth o u g h a
Hut th e tro lle y c a r w as old,
know s b u t tliu l It w as th e re a l cau se all rig h t.
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS
A u to m o b ile a o c ld e n ts a r e i \ n d D ecem b er d ay s w ere cold,
little fe a rfu lly , In h e r lap , Is a h ap p y
of B ry a n 's e s tra n g e m e n tT
few er in th e p e rc e n ta g e c o lu m n , ul- M e-o-mi!
w om an a n d a good w ife. It m ay n o t FO R
RENT
5-room
h o u se
in
It w as a sh o ck to h o st of good p eo ­ th o u g h m o re p e rso n s h av e been h u rt. ,.
-
T h o m p s o n ’s a d d itio n , *6
Mrs. P.
be easy if th e y h a p p e n to be r a th e r
.
L e c tric w a rm e rs fo r th e feet
ple w hose s y m p a th ie s had been held T h e p e rc e n ta g e Is re c k o n e d by th e O nly
a ita r n a te g o at_
A. G ould. E n q u ire a t lr.it ho u se.
p o o r at th e p a r tic u la r tim e w hen he
by m e n ta l p ic tu re s o f a lonely m an , In c re a se d n u m b e r o f a u to s.
H ad th a t c a r;
d ecid e s th a t sh e n e e d s a new p e tti­ W A N T E D TO R E N T o r buy, a b o u t
_______________
M ine w as w arm a n d h e rs w as not.
b e reav ed an d sa d d e n e d In h is h om e
coat o r a s u g a r bow l, o r if sh e h as
20 a c re s , a ll c le a re d , w ith good
E m p e ro r
W illiam s
s u p p u r a tin g 1 C o n te n t w ere we w ith o u r lot?
life, a n d b e a rin g a b u rd e n o f p riv a te
im p ro v e m e n ts ; p re f e r re n t. A. D.
been tr y in g to sa v e e n o u g h o u t of th e
boll lu Itls neck Is su id to be a cun- , ^ wl *lv ,a r
M cM illan. A d d ress c a re O u tlo o k .
so rro w to ad d to th e o th e r b u rd e n of
g ro c e ry m oney to get so m e Illy b u lb s
cer. b u t re lie f h a s been g iv en him , | F ro m h e r se a l a c ro s s th e aisle,
p o litic a l re s p o n s ib ilitie s In a m ost
o r h a n d k e rc h ie fs fo r him .
A nd it
Ills d o c to r h av in g re s o rte d to lan e- ' Mj* g av e me a w istfu l sm ile,
m ay be th a t sh e does not lik e th e
e ritle a l p erio d of th e n a tio n 's h is ­
Multnomah County Farms
ing
T h is Iasi w ord sh o u ld n o t be All to me.
| S u re, a lo n e, it w ould no do,
p e ttic o a t o r s u g a r bow l he h as
to ry .
c o n fu se d w ith l.a n s ln g
Q hk IJ v Mode A lso have custom ers w ho w ill trade
In th o s e s e a ts b o th b u ilt fo r tw o.
b o u g h t fo r h e r, o r th a t sh e does not P o rtland Property for Farm s G iv e fu ll p artic u lar*
T h e e v e n ts fo llo w in g th e u n ­
E ach to be.
need
th
e
m
a
t
all
N
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rth
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le
ss
sh
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w hat you have and what you w ant
tile
u o u n c e iu e n t
h av e
co m p leted
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I
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S. KIBBLE, 212 S ellin g B ld g ., P o rtla n d
sh
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ld
sm
ile.
T
h
e
fact
th
u
t
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can
downfall of th e p re s id e n t’s p e c u lia r th e law m ean s ex cep t th e s u p re m e
S u g g e st to th e lad y fa ir
n o t affo rd to b rin g h e r th in g s is no
p o w er o v e r h is p a rty m ay as w ell he c o u rt, b u t to th e In n o cen t b y s ta n d e r S e a ts io c h a n g e
re a so n w hy h e sh o u ld n o t, a n d th e
MISCELLANEOUS
looked upon In th e cold lig h t of it lo o k s as if th e S u n d ay c lo sin g law H e rself, a lo n e , h ad b o ld n ess
fact th a t he b rin g s th e w ro n g th in g
H
er
ow
n
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f
fro
m
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as
g
o
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to
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v
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m
e
p
re
tty
ro
u
g
h
facts.
P o litic ia n s u n d o th e r peo p le
T o a rra n g e .
is no re a s o n w hy sh e sh o u ld n o t lik e W A N T E D -—S m a ll p o ta to e s , 3 o r 4
to n s
G. N. S ag er.
P h o n e 71.
may lik e o r d is lik e , th e c h a n g e , b u t sle d d in g
It. T h e Im p o rta n t th in g Is th a t he
"May I. M ister, s h a r e y o u r s e a t,
th ey w ill h a v e to d e a l w ith th e c o n ­
HAVE
se v e ra l u sed h«?ating
S om e of th e n e w sp a p e rs a re s c o r­ "And w arm my fe e t, by y o u r h e a t? ' s h o u ld w a n t to p le a s e h e r. a n d th a t W E
d itio n s th e c h a n g e h a s b ro u g h t. T h e
sto v e s a n d ra n g e s to se ll a t a b a r ­
sh e sh o u ld be p leased . T h e n th e re s t
ing
H en ry
F o rd 's
" u n f a ith f u l I re p e a t
g ain . S te r lin g & K id d e r H dw . Co.
e le c tio n of 191#— lik e ev ery o th e r fr ie n d s ," b u t th e y h av e no w o rd of She did g re e t. In w o rd s re p le te
d o es n o t m a tte r . S o m e tim e s a w om ­
e le c tio n
w ill be affected In Ils r e ­ c o m m e n d a tio n fo r M u tt a n d Jeff W ith Joyous b e a t, m e th u s sw eet.
a n n e v e r le a rn s th e lesso n a t a ll, a n d SM A LL PO T A T O E S w a n te d
T. R.
O, how sw eet!
H o w ttt
P hone 61#.
tf
s u lt by w h a t p eo p le a re th in k in g w ho seem to be s ta y in g w ith him .
th e n , p e rh a p s , h e r h u s b a n d sto p s g e t­
M ILO C. K IN G .
tin g th in g s fo r h e r, a n d sh e w ishes
a b o u t th e c a n d id a te s at th e tim e,
Mia» A. D. J a y n e s . l* re sid e n t.
C. L ou J a y n e s - J a c k s o n . Sev’y T re a
T h e way g a so lin e p rices a r e going
a n d n o t by th e p ro p rie ty o r u n p ro -
G e n e ra lly s p e a k in g , a m an fifty th a t sh e h a d sm ile d . S o m e tim e s he Mr». JA
C K S O N ft J A Y N E S , P ro p « .
C o t tr e ll B a b b it r y » n i C a v la ry .
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