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FOR
OVER
18
YEARS
We have been tilling prescriptions ami (telling drugs
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that your prescriptions will be tilled aeeurately and you will
get what you ask for.
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
The R E X A L L Store
ws
Sanitary
Meat Market
ED
BAUMAN.
U K B 8HAM .
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GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
IT f c u D A Y ,
OCTOBER
S I,
ltflu
W hile th e c o st o f food S’ j f f i an d
h o u se h o ld a rtic le s is ste a d ily a d v a n c ­
ing it w ill re lie v e t h . s itu a tio n som e-1
w hat if you ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f th e
p rices b eing a d v e rtis e d in th e tin t-
look. T h e d e a le r w ho co m es rig h t
n u t an d p u b lish e s Tits p rice v a n ts to
benefit b o th h im se lf a n d you a n d Is
w o rth y of y o u r first c o n sid e ra tio n .
L ittle C lifford M id d leto n , w ho w a s '
ta k e n to th e G ood S a m a rita n h o sp ita l
in P o rtla n d a w eek ag o fo r su rg ic a l
tr e a tm e n t, is re p o r te d to be slo w ly
im p ro v in g
E. C. L in d sey is e re c tin g a sm all
fra m e b u ild in g a d jo in in g th e O u t­
look office, to he used as a c o n fe c ­
tio n e ry sto re.
M rs. J . N. M e w h irte r w as a c a lle r
y e ste rd a y on M rs. J . 11 W ood of th e
M elrose d is tric t.
Mr. ai,d M rs. C. M. H a rris,in w en;
th e g u e sts at d in n e r S u n d ay of M rs
E lla A ton.
111 or 222
Steel Beam
Miss C a ro te n e T a llm a n v isited o v e r
n ig h t F rid a y w ith M iss C la ra S ales.
(Ira n lim a J o n e s , of G re sh a m , is
sp e n d in g a w eek o r tw o w ith h e r
so n , 8. C. Jo n e s.
M rs R o b e rt L a n sd o w n , of P le a s ­
a n t H om e, s p e n t S a tu rd a y w ith h e r
m o th e r, M rs. 8. R. B rad iield
M rs. H. W ra g e a n d Mrs. L, N u te,
of P o rtla n d , s p e n t a few d ay s last
A ll R e p a ir s
week w itli Mrs. U. M C ath ey .
M iss M ary C a th e y is p ro v in g h e r-
h e if a M rjfc v a lu a b le a s s is ta n t in th e
office of C o u n ty A g ric u ltu ris t 8. 11
H all
8. K. S iefer, of B o rin g , is o n e of
th e 45 ta x p a y e rs o f O regon d ra w n
on tile N o v em b er
fe d e ra l
g ra n d
F o r Y o u r F a ll M a c h in e r y
BAIRDSDALE
ju r y .
M rs
F re d L e h m a n , of P le a s a n t
See
A s u rp ris e p a rty w as g iven on O s­
V alley , v isited on M ouday w ith M r c a r W alin last S a tu rd a y n ig h t, th e
a n d Mrs. C. M H a rris o n of W a ilu ia occasion b eing il ls
b ir th d a y .
The
H eig h ts.
ev en in g w as very p le a s a n tly sp e n t in
::
Mr. an d Mrs. it K. A kin a n d son p lay in g g am es a n d in sin g in g fa v o r­
B u ssell sp e n t S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay ite so n g s
An e v e n t of in te re s t was
w ith M rs. C la re n c e T ru e W ilson in a s tra w ballot
T E L . 511
on th e p re s id e n tia l
T E I ( t\i
GRESHAM, ORE
P o rtla n d .
n o m in ees, w hich
g av e
H ughes 5
H a rry C re n sh a w h as a F o rd fo r votes a n d th e P r e s id e n t 15. T h o se
us on th e m ail ro u te n u m b e r th r e e p re s e n t w ere M rs. C h ris tia n s e n , a u n t
He tra d e d h is Keo in fo r th e m a c h in e of M rs. W alin, A lice D eY oung, B eryl
fo rm e rly o w n ed ,by Ur. H. H. O tt, a n d Ile d v ig C h ris tia n s e n , Roy P o f­
w ho h a s b o u g h t a new car.
fe n b e rg e r, C arl H one, Mr. a n d Mrs.
The
B a p tis t
M issio n ary so ciety Ben S m ith , V iola a n d C la ra S m ith ,
w ill m eet w itli M rs. J . N. C la n a h a n W. Y atln , P. D aslio, Mr. an d Mrs.
on T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n . Mrs. D av id ­ M cC onnell an d G lenn M cC onnell all
son a n d M rs. C la n a h a n a r e a r r a n g ­ of P o rtla n d a n d th e fo llo w in g local
in g th e p ro g ra m . All a re in v ite d .
p eo p le: I*. J F is h e r a n d fam ily , Jos.
Mrs. S im p so n , m o th e r of M rs. A. S c h a u tin . T. It. R o w an , Mr. an d Mrs.
C. K uby, d ied at th e h o m e o f h e r K en n ed y , M azie an d T ony S c h a n tin ,
d a u g h te r on th e B ase L ine, e a rly th is C la ra S m ith , T. J o h n B u rn s, I Leon­
m o rn in g
S he w as 85 y e a rs of ag e a rd P la tt, Jo h n J o h n s o n , Mr. an d
B yron
J.
B e a ttie , a n d m o th e r, M ts. A. W K re o fsk y an d Mr a n d
M rs. L. J. B e a ttie , sp e n t S a tu rd a y Mrs. W alin.
4 C o lu m b ia C r a lo n o la , N o . HO
a n d S u n d ay , th e g u e s ts of M rs. W. L.
in lu s t th e T h in e
Mr. an d M rs. F ra n k D ickenson v is­
C o rsa g e . On S u n d ay th e y m o to re d ited w ith D ora D ickenson a n d so n s
to B e a v e rto n w h ere they v isite d r e la ­ in P o rtla n d on S u n d a y
tiv es.
M rs.
Lee H a rv e y h a s a s g u e sts
A m a s q u e ra d e ball g iven by M u lt­ Mrs. M. F. M a n n in g a n d h e r (la u g h ­
n o m a h g ra n g e a t O rie n t h a s been a n ­ te r, M rs. H. H. W a lla c e a n d so u of
n o u n ced fo r W ed n esd ay , N o v em b er V icto ria, B. C .
Y ou a re C o rd ially in v ited to
29.
O ne o f th e sp ecial a ttr a c tio n s
Mrs. W illa rd C ook an d c h ild re n
w ill be th e tu r k e y , p u m p k in pie an d have g one to live a t O ak P o in t,
C
o
m e in a n d H e a r th e W o n d ­
o th e r d e licio u s e a ts .
w h ere Mr. C ook is w o rk in g fo r a
erful 1 o n e of th is m ach in e.
M att S c h a n n o h as r e tu r n e d front lu m b e r co m pany.
S easid e, w h ere h e h a s been s p e n d in g
C has. R. B a ird a n d his fa th e r-in -
a tw o -w eek s' v a c a tio n , th e g u e s t of law ,
Mr.
P a r k e r of Los A ngeles,
M rs. L. P ly m ale, h o ste ss at L ocksley h av e re tu rn e d fro m S e a ttle , w h ere
H all. M rs. P ly m a te w as fo rm e rly in th ey w ent in Mr. B a ird 's new D ort.
c h a rg e o f C h a n tic le e r Inn.
A. E. KesHler, local g a m e w ard en ,
s u r p ris e d th r e e
m en
fro m C am as SINGLE TAX RECORD
BY ASSESSOR REED E lim in â t in g tlie H igh C ost ol’ L iv in g . .
e a rly S u n d ay m o rn in g as th e y w ere
1
h u n tin g on
th e
C o lu m b iu slo u g h
I
C
o
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ty
A
ssesso
r
H
enry
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eed,
F
lo
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is
at
a
p
re
m
iu
m
now
,
so
tlie
w ith o u t O reg o n licenses. T h e y .g a v e
th e ir n a m e s a s O. F. J o h n a n d F re d wiio is a c a n d id a te fo r re -e le c tio n , m a n a g e m e n t of tlie S c e iio g ra p h th e a ­
S ig n e tt. T h ey w ere each fined |2 5 lia s m ad e an a c tiv e c a m p a ig n a g a in s t te r is g iv in g to tlie p erso n h o ld in g
th e lu ck y n u m b e r W ed n esd ay n ig h t
an d th e ir g u n s co n fiscated .
Mrs. F le e t F ox w as ta k e n to Good tlie so-called la n d a n d loan a m e n d ­ a 50 p o u n d sack of flo u r a b s o lu te ly
m
en
t.
th
e
effect
of
w
hich,
if
a
d
o
p
te
d
,
free. W ith each paid ad m issio n p u r ­
S a m a rita n
h o sp ita l
on
S a tu rd a y
Do your Hallowe’en
w h ere sh e u n d e rw e n t a se v e re s u r g i ­ w ould be to m a k e lan d com m on ch ased a t th e box office you a re g iv ­
Illuminating with
cal o p e ra tio n . S he is on th e w ay to p ro p e rty by th e co n fisc a tio n of re n t. en a d u p lic a te tic k e t. O ne tic k e t will
be d ra w n a n d tlie h o ld e r of th e d u ­
reco v ery . T h e fa m ily w ill ta k e up
M A Z D A LAM PS
th e r e h o m e in K e n to n w hen sh e g e ts Mr. R eed h as m a d e a n u m b e r of p lic a te w ill be a w a rd e d th e flour.
K ing
lla g g n l
will
appear
in
w ell, Mr. F ox b e in g em p lo y ed in th e p e rc h e s a g a in s t th e a m e n d m e n t, on e
s la u g h te r h o u se o f T. It. H o w itt.
of w hich w as d e liv e re d a t G re sh a m . " N e a rly a R o g u e," a five-reel "R e d
Recent g u e s ts a t th e h om e of M rs O ne a rg u m e n t w hich he h as used F e a th e r " p ro d u c tio n . A very s tro n g
T el. ofc 17i-2
Res. 14x2
p o litical d ra m a
W ed n esd ay
n ig h t,
M. E. S tu b b s a re M rs. J. E. S tu b b s
,
. ..
an d son E d w a rd of E s ta c a d a , Mrs. . Vl ry eft. « tiv ely is t h a t th e d e s tru c ONLY.
W. K. H a m ilto n
of
P o rtla n d an d tio n of th e se llin g
v alu e of lan d
T h e re w ill be no show T h u rs d a y .
Mrs. N ellie W a tte n b u rg of K la m a th w hich w ould follow upon th e ta k in g
F a lls, p re s id e n t of th e R e b e k a h a s ­ o f tlie full g ro u n d re n t, w ould p a r ­
R. G. C h ase, of W est M ed fo rd ,
sem b ly . Mrs. S tu b b s w as n o b le g ra n d
M ass., iias th e m ost c o m p re h e n siv e
aly
ze
a
g
r
ic
u
ltu
r
a
l
d
e
v
e
lo
p
m
e
n
t
in
W INTER IE HERE
o f a R eb ek ah lo dge in e a s te r n O re­
e x iste n c e of p e w te r-
B oth th e F e d ­ co llectio n in
gon, w hen M rs. W a tte n b u rg w as In­ O reg o n r u r a l c re d its
RAIN
IS HERE
itia te d as a m em b er.
e ra l F a rm L o an act now in fo rce, w are, c o n sistin g of 1,200 pieces.
W
E
’RE
HERE.
A d e lic a te s se n w ill he c o n d u c te d a n d t l i e p e n d in g r u r a l c re d its a m e n d ­
W e h av e h e re all k in d s of
by m em b ers o f th e W o m e n ’s C h ris ­
W in te r G oods,
uch a s A U T O
tia n T e m p e ra n c e U nion S a tu r d a y a f ­ m en t to th e c o n s titu tio n of O reg o n ,
R O B E S fro m 8 2 .7 5 up, P L l 'S H
te rn o o n ,
N o v em b er 4, a t F ra k e s ' ta k e th e land v a lu e as th e se c u rity
I t l l l '. l -
It 1 It It I R
It \ I N
s to re o n M ain s tr e e t. T he lo cal U nion fo r fa rm loans.
W itli .this g one, as
ROBES.
RAIN
(O X E R S an d
is d iv id ed in to c o n te s tin g fa c tio n s it w ould be sh o u ld th e a m e n d m e n t
H O R S E B L A N K E T S.
fo r th<**purpose o f e n c o u ra g in g w ork.
T h is sa le Is u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of c a rr y , th e r e w ould be no v a lu e to
GRESHAM HARNESS SHOP
fo r m o rtg a g e se c u rity . T h e
th e " g o ld s ," of w hom M rs. J N. la n d
S. E. PA LM Q U IST .
P h o n e 173
C la n a h a n is le a d e r. Mrs. C. M. O li­ U n ited S ta te s g o v e rn m e n t w ould n o t
p h a n t is le a d e r o f th e " b lu e s ."
e x te n d its r u r a l c re d its sy stem to
T lie H otel C o n g d o n is e n jo y in g a
g ro w in g p a tro n a g e
w hich
Is very O regon. It w ould find th a t th e law s
g ra tify in g to th e p ro p r ie to r , "BUI of O reg o n w ould n o t afford sufficient
This A ttractive Offer is Good
C o n g d o n , w ho is s p a r in g no p a in s to p ro te c tio n to th e h o ld e rs of fa rm
for a
m a k e th e se rv ic e first class in ev ery m o rtg a g e s m ad e u n d e r its a u th o r ity
p a r tic u la r , an d "we h a v e n ’t ra ise d
th e p rice e it h e r ,” sa y s Bill. It m ay am i w ould p la c e . O reg o n in th e list
tu r n o u t, if th in g s keep on g o in g up, o f in e lig ib le s ta te s fo r fa rm lo an s,
to lie m o re p ro fita b le to b o a rd nt th e th e r e to re m a in w h ile th e o b je c tio n ­
C o n g d o n th a n to e a t a t hom e.
a b le law s c o n tin u e d in force.
Two
b ab ies
w ere b o rn at Mrs.
$37.50 wires an already-built
Mr. R eed finds th a t th e peo p le of
W a ltm a n 's p riv a te s a n ita r iu m d u r ­
in g th e past w eek.
B oth a r e g irls M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty a re g re a tly in ­
house of five rooms, complete,
a n d a re th e d a u g h te r s of M r. an d te re s te d in a g r ic u ltu r a l d e v e lo p m en t
M rs F r a n k W a rn e r of P o rtla n d and a n d w ill re tu r n an i> «erw helm ing m a ­
with handsome set of Fixtures.
Mr. a n d Mrs. G lenn H a rm o n , a lso of
jo
r
ity
a
g
a
in
s
t
th
e
law
s
a
n
d
loan
P o rtla n d . Mrs. M. Itauw of L u sted ,
w ho h a s been h e re fo r tr e a tm e n t fo r a m end m en t.
th e p a st tw o w eek s, is m u ch Im ­
p ro v ed .
Mrs. A b b o tt of P o rtla n d
We a re b o th e re d by a n sw e rs to j 1 <>ti pay 8 7 .5 0 d o w n a n d 8 5 .(Kt a
m o n th
w itli
your
lig h t
hill.
b ro u g h t h e r little son h e re fo r t r e a t ­ w an t ads. w hen th e y sa y , " E n q u ir e
E q u a lly li I hm id te r m s fo r o ilie r-
m en t.
a t O u tlo o k office." A good sign.
sized h o u ses.
Oliver Chilled How
O liver Chill'd or Steel Plows
Jointers - Shares - Wheels
H essels F arm M achinery
Prop.
-
O UTLO O K
ORE.
Home-made Sausage a Specialty
Cash paid for F at Beef, Veal and
Mutton, live or dressed. Top prices
for Hides and Pelts of all kinds.
What Amusement have
FRESH HOMEMADE SAUER KRAUT
you for your children dur­
ing the winter nights?
r
P endleton N orm al School
P ro v en N ecessity
(C opied from P o rtla n d O regonian.)
MONM OUTH, Ore., Ju n e 26 —T h e O regon N orm al
school opened th is week . . . stu d e n ts en ro lled 766,
la rg e st on reco rd for s ta te N orm al In O regon . . . .
how to c are fo r larg e stu d e n t body a problem . . . .
800 being crow ded Into a u d ito riu m with se a tin g c a ­
p acity of 660. Q alieries filled w ith e x tra c h a irs In
aisle*. More th a n 160 s tu d e n ts seated on p latfo rm
New bo ard in g h o u ses co m p leted , ad d itio n s to room
Ing h ouses b u ilt and te n ts used One hu n d red girls
Bleep on u p p er floor of school
T h e official school re p o rt gives 160 g rad e pupils
In M onm outh, fo r teac h er practice.
P o w e ll’s (Jharmacy
Safety First!
Rend w hat thug« you have elected to handle the
affairs of your state and who are thoroughly inform ed
regarding school conditions in Oregon have to say
concerning m easure 308 on the ballot at the com ing
election:
By Ja rn e i W lth y c o m b e , G overno r of O regon:
“ Ö ie g o n I» u n q u e a tio n a b ly in need of m o re n o rm a l
school w o rk a nd P e n d le to n is H ie l o f h a l |dac«* for a
school o f th ia class in E a s te rn O re g o n ,T
Gresham Electric Co.
By J. A. C h u rc h ill, State S u pe rin te n d e n t of Public
In s tru c tio n :
“ I tr u s t t h a t th e v o te rs o f th e S ta te w ill a ss ist la
r a l lin a th e s ta n d a rd o f our schools by e s ta b lis h in g a
S ta te N o r m a l School a t P e n d le to n *
By P
W ELL
L. C am p bell, P resid ent of the U n iv e rs ity of
O re g o n :
“ A t l« a a t one a d d itio n a l
needed in O re g o n **
N o rm a l
School
la
u rg e n tly
By W . J. K e rr, P resid ent of the Oregon A g ric u ltu ra l
C ollege:
“ S in ce th e people o f P e n d le to n u ie in it ia t in g a m ea s u re
fo r th e e a tu b lla h m e n t of a N o r m a l School a t th a t place,
It w ill g iv e m e p le a s u re to a u p p o it th ia m e a a u ie
By J. H . A ck e rm a n , P resid ent O regon N o rm al School,
at M on m o uth:
Get Your Home Wired
"A c a r e fu l a n a lv e ie o f th e s itu a tio n w ill c o n v in c e any
one t h a t O re g o n needs a N o rm a l School In E u a te rn O r e ­
gon a n d P e n d le to n fill« a ll th e g o v e rn m e n t r e q u ir e m e n t s ”
By the County School Su perintend ents of Oregon:
Right Now!
‘R esolved , t h a t It la the sense o f th e C o u n ty School
S u p e rin te n d e n ts o f th e S ta te o f O re g o n , In c o n v e n tio n
use« m illed , t h a t th e beet In te ie a ts of th e s. hool.« «>1 the
S ta te dn tnand ln< te as e d f a c ilitie s fo r th« t r a in in g of
le a th e r s , a nd th a t ws. th e re fo re , endorse th< In it ia t iv e
m e a s u re to e s ta b lis h a N o rm a l Kt hool at P e n d le to n
By M rs. C h arles H Csstner, P resid ent of the Oregon
F ed eration of W om en's Clubs:
” 1 m ost h e a r t ily endorse
Softool a t P s n d ls to u **
th e
Prof.
F u r rie r
Robert C.
French,
lo c a tio n o f said
President
N o rm a l
of the
SHORT TIME ONLY
N orm al School L ocated a t W rato n .
"An Im m e d ia te e s ta b lis h m e n t o f x m h a school a t some
e n t r a l p o in t such as P e n d leto n w o uld p ro *« ,t g i i . i t asset
to th e s la t e of O r e g o n ”
B F. M u lk s y , Ex P resid ent Southern Oregon N orm al
School:
” 1 s h a ll s u p p o rt th e lo c a tio a
N o r m a l School a t P e n d le to n
of
an
E a s te rn
O regon
State Board of Regents of Oregon N orm al School
declares that “ the necessity for additional N orm al
school facilities in Oregon is a p p a re n t.”
P ortland C ham ber of C om m erce endorses m easure
30<X and say Pendleton most logical locution for N or­
m al school in E astern Oregon
308 X YES
A VOTE FOR your
is
children
....- " " "
K a n te rn O re g o n S ta te N o rm a l Si hool C o m m itte e
Hy J I I O w ln n See» . I'e n d le tn n . O r .
11‘.Id Ad» )
_
Estimati s on all-sized jobs
elicci I ttlly given free of chatge
Pitoni Commercial *Dept.
M arshall 5100; A 6131
I
Portland Railway, Light &
Power Company
Oyster Soup-
lim i n g
th e
fall
to he
and
in styh'
In a little iitoi c than ten y
w inter
• ti is bank has gtown
■piait't Million ilollnrs of assets vliieh is, m its If indication
->f ! SUPERIOR SERVICE
fonupolc Oysters are tine- fat, Ï
, 1
»•¡I e ti tl v a r i e t y
Y
Y
E
I
■
October
The unexpected visitor to dinner can invariably be pleased X
by a service of Oyster Soup—
A. W. Metzger
"atisli. ii customers prosper with this bank
Its growth
'hiring t it years ts shown below .
No houac"ife's pantry should be without Monopole Oyster»
QUALITY
s t
Irvin ,•• ttp ec start into t busiip s re p f s.‘titilli: m<>:< than One
- i, n tlis
Phone 661 About it,
LLXidder Hardware Co.
One-Quarter Million Dollar Bank
s now in fashion
And will i nut iin ii'
Sold by
W. C. ALDERSON
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR
1906
1916
Deposits
$ 29.499 24
$202,000.63
Assets
5 38,210.23
$256.715 45
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