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P V .F
GRESHAM
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OUTLOOK
Ilm i Ez.i a M oved Ili- W ell.
A new b io lo g ical s ta tio n fo r th e
I i It« d S ta te s b u re a u o f fish e rie s Is
T h e re Is a n o ld s to ry a b o u t th e
to In b u ilt a t K ey W est, F la ., w h ere
i I n c o n d itio n s fo r In v e s tig a tio n a re m an w ho p u lle d up a w ell a n d to o k
it to a m o re d e s ira b le lo c a tio n and
e sp e c ia lly fa v o ra b le .
a n o th e r a b o u t th e m en w ho to o k up i
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a w ell, saw ed it in to se c tio n s an d
T h e g o v e rn m e n t of B ritis h In d ia used o n e of th e se c tio n s fo r a la n d
M iss O live M. r r ill r e tu r n e d S u n -
h a s s e n t a n e x p e rt to th e U n ited ro lle r, say s Y o u th 's C o m p an io n . T h ey |
to h e r »‘ u d ies a t th e M o n m o u th
S ta ti s to s tu d y A m erican m e th o d s of w ere e x a g g e ra tio n s , b u t th e e x p e ri­ : N o rm al.
c o tto n p ro d u c tio n a n d o th e r a g ric u l­ e n ce o f E zra T etlo w p ro v es th a t a
tu r a l q u e stio n s.
B. A. E ld re d a n d w ife o f C la ts ­
w ell c a n n o t a lw a y s be c la s se d as a
p e rm a n e n t fix tu re. E zra b ad a well k a n ie , O reg o n , v isited o v e r T h u rs d a y
in fr o n t o f b is h o u se. It had n e v er n ig h t w ith I). S. J o h n s o n .
GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
Shoes and Rubber Goods
Men's and Boys’ Dress and
Work Shoes
M en’s and Boys’ High Cut and
Loggers Shoes
Rubber Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers
Shoe Repairing a Specialty
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
CARL DAHL
been a su ccess as a well. E zra w a n t­
ed It filled up. O ne way w ould h av e
been to h a u l s to n e s o r e a r th a n d use
th e m a te ria l to fill it. B ut E zra h ad
no team .
So h e w ent a t It w ith a sh o v el.
W o rk in g on th e sid e o f th e well next
to th e ro ad h e b egan to d ig an d to
th ro w th e d ir t In to th e w ell, w hich
w as n o t a d ifficu lt jo b a s th e w ell was
r a t h e r sh allo w .
B ut w hen th e ta s k seem ed fin ish ed
E zra fo u n d th a t he h ad m a d e a new
h o le by th e sid e of th e o n e he had
been fillin g . T h e re w as b u t one
th in g to do— h e p ro ceed ed to till It
in th e sa m e m a n n e r. Of c o u rs e th is
re s u lte d In s till a n o th e r ex c a v a tio n ,
w hich in tu r n receiv ed s im ila r t r e a t ­
Mr S k e rlln g e r o f S y cam o re s t a ­
tio n , w ho is 111, is b eing n u rs e d by
M rs. A lta T r u it t in h e r hom e.
TUESDAY.
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M rs. L u lu S tre b in w as g iv en a m i«-
c e lla n e o u s s h o w e r a t th e h o m e of h e r
niece. M rs. A llen L an e, a t W ellesley
C o u rt, P o rtla n d , la s t F rid a y a f t e r ­
n o o n , w hen a n u m b e r of in tim a te
frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s g a th e r e d to do
h e r h o n o r in a n tic ip a tio n o f h e r m a r-
ria g e , in th e n e a r fu tu r e , to Ed. O s­
b u rn , a le a d in g b u sin e ss m an o f
G re sh a m . A m e rry
a fte rn o o n w as
sp e n t, a t th e close o f w hich a c a fe ­
te r ia lu n c h was se rv e d
M rs. H o y t,
m o th e r of M rs L am ; an d s is te r o f
M rs. S tre b in , a s s is te d M rs. L a n e in
e n te r ta in in g .
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Flashlights
Batteries
Bulbs, Etc.
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1 M lo in o liile T h ie le s .
A g e n e ra tio n ag o , w hen th e m id d le
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Mrs. Leon D eed h am , of N e w p o rt, w est becam e so th ic k ly in fe s te d w ith
is v is itin g w ith h e r s is te r , M rs. C. h o rse th ie v e s th a t e v e ry c o m m u n ity
H u m aso ii a n d o th e r re la tiv e s.
w as su ffe rin g a n d
th e a u th o r itie s
seem ed p o w e rle ss to cope w ith th e
E. C. L in d sey h as re tu r n e d fro m a s itu a tio n , n u m e ro u s v ig ila n c e co m ­
v isit at W a rre n w ith h is d a u g h te r , m itte e s s p r a n g up a n d p ro te c tiv e a s­
GRESHAM, OREGON
M rs. O scar E ric k s o n a n d fam ily .
so c ia tio n s w ere fo rm e d by fa r m e rs in
m any
lo c a litie s. T h e se
v o lu n te e r
E ra n k G ibbs a n d fam ily s p e n t S u n ­ law a n d o r d e r le a g u e th r o u g h th e ir
day w ith M rs. G ib b s’ m o th e r, Mrs. in c re a s in g a c tiv ity a n d c o -o p e ra tio n
M. M o rgan a n d fam ily n e a r T r o u t­ m a d e h o rs e s te a lin g su c h a n u n ­
d ale.
h e a lth y p u rs u it t h a t th e on ce com ­
m on p ra c tic e b ecam e sp o ra d ic an d
T h e G resh am R e b e k a h s a n d O dd th e n d ied o u t a lto g e th e r sav e fo t o c­
F e llo w s w ill bold a jo in t in s ta lla tio n ca sio n a l cases. T h e th ie v in g h ad
BETW EEN
m ent.
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of officer« a t th e ir h all on S a tu rd a y been c a rr ie d on s y s te m a tic a lly and
As all of E z ra 's d ig g in g h a s been n ig h t.
P O R T L A N D AND G R ESH A M
its g ro w th to a la r m in g p ro p o rtio n s
on th e sid e o f th e w ell n e a re s t th e
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Office w ith P ion eer A uto T ruck Co., 2 2 6 A sh St.
ro ad th e re s u lt w as th a t th e h o le in
M rs. I. M cColl is p la n n in g to go
P h on e B road w ay SS8S4
th e g ro u n d w as finally m oved o u t to to m o rro w to N ew p o rt J e r a visit w ith c le a rin g h o u ses m a in ta in e d in d iffe r­
e n t c itie s fo r th e d isp o sa l of th e r
th e h ig h w ay .
h e r d a u g h te r , M rs. W. C. B elt an d
sto le n p ro p e rty . M uch th e sa m e s it- j
Ju d s o n T o lliv e r w as c o m m e n tin g fam ily .
n a tio n p re v a ils to d a y in a u to m o b ile
o n th e ex p lo it o n e d ay d o w n a t th e
M rs.
H u m aso ii a n d Alex. G ul- ste a lin g . A few y e a rs ago theftH of
c o rn e rs .
“ Q u e e r th in g E zra d id ,”
B. W. EMERY, Prop. Res. Phone 173
Gresham, Ore.
e n te r ta in e d
o v e r S u n d ay m o to r c a rs w ere in fre q u e n t. T o d ay
he re m a rk e d .
"Y o u know th a t old lic k so n
w ell th a t sto o d in his fr o n t y a rd ? th e ir b ro th e r-in -la w , T. J. H ay es, o f, "they a re m o re n u m e ro u s th a n h o rse
th e f ts e v e r w ere. In th e la r g e c itie s
W ell, air, he m oved II c le a r o u t in to N ew p o rt.
tlte d a ily list of c a rs sto le n is s t a r t ­
th e r o a d ! ”
A. W. M etzg er h a s b eg u n e x c a v a t­ ling. It is e v id e n t t h a t tlte p ra c tic e
" H o w ’ll
he
do
I t? ”
in q u ire d
in g fo r th e b a se m e n t of h is new lias becom e sy s te m a tiz e d an d th a t o r ­
a n o th e r r e p r e s e n ta tiv e citizen .
b u ild in g w hich w ill be erected a t th e g an ize d g a n g s a r e a t w o rk p ilfe rin g
" Y o u ’ll h a v e to ask E z ra ,” rep lied
c o rn e r of R o b e rts a v e n u e a n d P ow ell a u to m o b ile s and d is p o sin g of th em
J u d s o n . " B u t h e d id it. s u r e en o u g h
s tr e e t th e co m in g s p rin g .
at c e n tr a l s ta tio n s w h e re tlte sto le n
I saw the w ell In th e ro a d y e ste rd a y ,
c a rs a re re p a in te d a n d d is g u ise d be­
ED. BAUMAN, Prop.
' a n d I saw th e tr a c k he m a d e m oving
A m ong tin* O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l
GRESHAM.
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1 it. T h e th in g p low ed a fu rro w fo u r co lleg e s t u d e n ts w ho h a v e r e tu r n e d fore m a rk e te d . It is e a s ie r to s te a l
an a u to m o b ile th a n a h o rse , a n d fo r
I fe e t w ide all th e w ay ."
to th e ir s tu d ie s a l t e r th e C h ris tm a s
Home made Sausage a Specialty
t h a t re a so n o w n e rs of c a rs sh o u ld
v a c a tio n , a re M isses L a u ra D avis an d
Cash paid for Fat Beef, Veal and
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T h e fire -th ro w e rs ’.’ now u sed by M a rg u e rite V o lb re c h t. I ’loyed M etz­
Mutton, live or dressed. Top prices
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for Hides and Pelts of all kinds.
tia l in d e a lin g w ith tlte c o m p a ra tiv e ­
new .
S im ila r c o n triv a n c e s
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FRESH
HOMEMADE
SAUER KRAUT
M rs. C la ra B la ir, of P o rtla n d , Is
used af th e sieg e of C o n s ta n tin o p le
Just Arrived, A LOT OF SWISS CHEESE, Very Fine
by th e T u r k s
live c e n tu r ie s ago, v is itin g h e r d a u g h te r , Mrs. W. E. lion c f a sev ere p e n a lty fo r su c h :
w hen s h e e ts o f liante v o m ited th ro u g h B ales,
Mrs. B lair Is still s u ffe rin g crim es. T h e p u n is h m e n t sh o u ld be
fro m a badly sp ra in e d a n k le , th e r< m ade se v e re e n o u g h to im p re ss upon
lo n g c o p p e r tu b es.
tlte c rim in a l m ind th e fa c t t h a t no
The y ear about
to b eg in w ill
s u it of a fall s e v e ra l w eeks ago. Sh
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an d is c a u g h t. A p riso n se n te n c e d e a th o f S am u el W o o d w o rth , a u th o r !
fo u n d on th e g ra v e s to n e s in a n old c ru tc h e s.
sh o u ld be th e p e n a lty fo r s te a lin g an o f th e p o p u la r so n g , “ T h e O ld O ak- I
E n g lish b u ry ln g -g ro u n d is th e fo l­
a u to m o b ile . A nd le g a l d o ses in th e en B u c k e t.”
lo w in g : “ H ere lies th e body of H am ­
“ O ne N ig h t in a P olice S ta tio n
ilto n B u rk e , w ho lost h is life w hile w ill be th e s u b je c t of a le c tu re to ­ p ro p o rtio n of se v e rity w ould also go
In th e se a rc h o f a so u rc e of su p p ly I
n ig h t in th e M. E. c h u rc h by E x -C h ief a g re a t w ay in s a f e g u » - L „ g life und
d o d g in g w o rk .”
S lo ie r ol P o rtla n d , a ss iste d by R ob lim b fro m re c k le ss d riv in g o f m o to r of p o ta s h it h as been sa id th a t a to n
AUCTIONEER
It is said Io be p o ssib le to ju d g e of e r t G. M iller in s o u th e rn m elo d ies cars.
of b a n a n a s ta lk s
w ill m a k e five
a b a b y 's s u b s e q u e n t h e ig h t by m u l­ it will he an e v e n in g of ed ify in g e n ­
p o u n d s of p u re p o ta sh .
A ll re a d e r s of th e w a r d is p a tc h e s
Farm, Stock and Furniture
tip ly in g th e le n g th of its leg s by live, te r ta in m e n t. All a r e in v ited .
a re fa m ilia r w ith su c h n a m e s as H ili
of Ils a r m s by fo u r, of Its tr u n k by
K a n s a s C ity, Mo., finds it h a s o n ly
Sales a Specialty.
T h e W o m en 's C h ris tia n T e m p e r­ 60, H ill 87, th e h is to ric 305 a t V er- 1,006 sch o o l p u p ils
th r e e a n d Its h e a d by tw o.
w ith
p erfect
a n c e U nion w ill m eet In r e g u la r se s­ dun a n d so on, b u t few k n o w a n d te e th . O f 17,024 p u p ils, 15,000 nev-
Auction Sales a t Rooms 171
T h e D u ch ess of P o rtla n d , th e sio n a t tile lib ra ry on T h u rs d a y a f t e r ­ vvhy tin iiilis a re so n a m e d , o r r a t h e r ' ,.r ug(, to o th b ru s h e s .
Ion lavf Wed­
D u ch ess of W e s tm in s te r a n d th e n o o n , at 2.30 o ’clock. A fu ll a tt e n d ­ n u m b e re d . T h e e x p la n a tio n is very '
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l Second Street,
nesday
and
Friday,
;t 10 A M ,
C o u n te ss of D udley a re tin* p o sses­ a n c e is d e s ire d , as p la n s w ill be m ade sim p le.
T h e n u m b e rs re f e r to th e E le p h a n ts
h av e no fr o n t te e th a n d '
every week.
s o rs o f th e
th r e e
finest d ia m o n d s fo r tile co u n ty in s titu te to be h eld h e ig h t in m e tre s a s p rin te d in th e
no n e e d fo r th e m 8lnce |h e y n e v e r
w orn in th e U n ited K in g d o m
in G re sh a m all day T h u rs d a y , J a n u ­ F re n c h m ilita ry m ap s. T h u s H ill 60 | ,,a t flesh o r an y food (h a f re q u lre 8
169, 171 and 173 Second S treet,
is 60 m e tre s (a b o u t 185 fe e t) h ig h | te a r in g a p a rt,
ary 18.
P o rtlan d , Oregon.
M any o f th e le u d ln g n e w sp a p e rs of
u n d H ill 305 is 305 m e tre s in h e ig h t. I
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p en d p u b lic a tio n b ecau se all of th e ir so ciety w ill m e e t w ith M rs. A. C.
F ew peor le a r e a w a re th a t th e I _ _
' l ’ltone Main 1626 or (»retdtom
rem e c o u rt of th e U n ite d S ta te s h a s -
O utlook 701.
e m p lo y es h a v e been c a lle d o u t fo r B ra c k e n b u ry a t th e p a rs o n a g e n e x t h , o u ses ot , p a rlia m e n t h av e th e , ir ow n P
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n e v e r h a n d e d dow n d e c isio n s except
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W ed n esd ay a fle rn o o n .
Mrs. E lm e r p riso n . \ et s itu a te d h ig h up in th e Qn \ , o n d a „
F. G oodw in is th e le a d e r a n d th e C lock to w e r o f St. S te p h e n 's is a
Farm Loans A vailab le.
It is ju s t h a lf u c e n tu ry s in c e th e to p ic w ill be “ S p ain in A m erica.
p riso n s u ite c o n s is tin g of s e v e ra l bed
B essie A rn ell, a C h icag o n u rs e , r e - '
A r th u r L a n g g u th , a g e n t of th e
first B e sse m e r s te e l ra ils m a d e in th e M rs. G oodw in a n d M rs. C. M. Zim c h a m b e rs an d s ittin g -ro o m s .
O ne c e n tly receiv ed a * 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 b e q u e st
U n ite d S ta te s w ere tu r n e d o u t at mi l m an w ill se rv e.
of th e b e st-re m e m b e re d o c c u p a n ts of in th e w ill of an ag ed w om en sh e S ta te S chool L an d B o ard in P o r t­
J o h n s to w n . Pa.
th e p ris o n w as C h a rle s B ra d la u g h , once n u rs e d .
la n d , w ith offices a t 606 M cK ay b u ild ­
Mrs. C. II. L a n e , w ho su ffe re d a w ho w as s e n te n c e d by th e s p e a k e r to
ing, a n n o u n c e s th a t h e h a s p le n ty of
s tr o k e o f p a ra ly s is on F rid a y m o rn ­ im p riso n m e n t in th e C lock to w e r fo r
T h e C u b an g o v e rn m e n t h a s e s ta b ­
ing. is re p o rte d to be s o m e w h a t Im ­ r e f u s in g to w ith d ra w w hen re q u e s t­ lish e d n in e w ire le ss s ta tio n s on th e fa rm m o n ey to lo an in su m s ra n g in g
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ed to do so.
p ro v e d , a lth o u g h s till se rio u sly ill.
Is la n d o f C uba a n d o n e on th e Isle fro 1250 to $5000, on a p p ro v e d se­
B ert T h o m a s of T o led o . W a sh in g ­
. o f P in e s
c u rity a t 6 p e r cen t.
B rita in
has
m an y
p o ssessio n s
to n . is v is itin g rt I D ives h e re a n d w ill
w hich " n o m oney c o u ld b u y .” P e r-
N ew Y ork m ay p ro s e tu te
Q
he h e re an d in P o rtla n d fo r se v e ra l
O ne lin e r re c e n tly le ft T aco m a fo r
h ap s th e m ost p ric e le ss o f th e m a re , y o w n e r, fo r cogt o f flg h tln g fireg
it eek s.
V la d iv o sto k w ith a c a rg o v a lu e d a t
th e G re a t C h a rte r -an old p a rc h - w h ere ,ire p re v e n tlo n law8 t)ave n o t
$ 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , w hich is sa id to be th e
S e v e ra l m e m b e rs of th e H uss fa m ­ w e n t en clo sed w ith in a g la s s case in j t,e en o b eyed
m
ost v a lu a b le e v e r b o o k ed on th e P a ­
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ily have been sick w ith g rip d u rin g th e B ritis h m u seu m a u d th e s to n e |
cific co ast.
As m any p e rs o n s a re em p lo y ed in
th e p ast tw o
w eeks, but a re now u n d e r th e c o ro n a tio n c h a ir in W est-
a b o u t re c o v ered .
M rs. H ors , B ert, m in s te r A bbey, on w hich c e n tu r ie s ib e e le c tric a l in d u s trie s as a re fo u n d
A n a c h in e h a s been in v e n te d th a t
F re d a n d M iss H elen s p e n t tile h o li­ of k in g s h av e been c ro w n e d a n d in th e e n tir e s t a te of C o lo rad o ,
p
la
n ts fro m 10,000 to 15,000 fo re st
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d ay s lig h tin g tile d is a g re e a b le d is­ w hich Is sa id to h a v e se rv e d as a j
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Miss M am ie lio s s w as a b se n t
b iles in s to ra g e h av e been in v e n te d . ed by th r e e m en a n d tw o h o rses.
fro m h e r d e sk a t A. W. M e tz g e rs R eb ek ah
s to re fo r a few d ay s, but Is a b le to
A foot sh o u ld e q u a l in le n g th one-
lie at w o rk a g a in .
s e v e n th of th e h e ig h t.
L. L. Kidder Hwe. Co.
Emery’s Truck Service
Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty
Pointing the Way
to a Greater
Success
Sanitary
Meat Market
For Your Business
and Ours
Good Printing
and Advertising
Will Bring the Results
We Both Need and
Show Our Loyalty
to Our Town.
I Gresham Outlook
J. T. Wilson
NEW
Graniteware Special
FOR THIS WEEK
I hree Coat A cid-Proof W h ite \ \ are
Your Choice for 1 5 c
DIPPERS
PLATES
SOUP BOWLS
WASH BASINS VEGETABLE DISHES
CUPS AND SAUCERS
A W hole W in d o w Full of ^ve ryd a j
S ta p le s
Including Everything You \ \ ant for the Kitchen
= = A T BARGAIN PRICES
CLEAN
WHOLESOME
SANITARY
“You’ll Want It When You See It”
A. W. Metzger
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v is itin g at tlte h o m e of A. G A n,let
son.
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a b le s u r p ris e a t th e ra p id g ro w th a n l
im p ro v e lu e n t o f th e to w n , w hich lie
h ad n o t seen fo r fo u rte e n y ears. Mr.
A n d e rso n an il Mr. L ong w ere miners
to g e th e r, tw e n ty y e a rs ag> a t M ary s­
v ille. M o n tan a
M r. L ong w as h e re
It
1 8 9 3 , w hen h e w o rk ed fo r th e
lu te J. W S h a ttu c k , w ho tvas th e n
ro a d s u p e rv is o r. T h e tow n th e n con
sis te d , a c c o rd in g to Mr. L o n g 's re"-
o lle c tio n . of M e tz g e r's s to re , th e
postofilce, tw o c h u rc h e s , i sa w m ill
d a few house«.
C itiz e n s ol G re sh a m a n d vicinity
h a i e re a so n to he p ro u d of th e v a rie ­
ty a n d q u a lity o f w o rk d o n e by M ax­
w ell S c h n e id e r.
Mr. S c h n e id e r h a s
a ll th e c h a r a c te r is tic s of a tr u e at
(ist a n d is p ro g re s s iv e e n o u g h to
■=i¿ e q u ip h is g allery w ith th e m ost m o d ­
e rn p h o to g ra p h ic a p p a r a tu s so th a t
he can c o m p e te in ev ery re sp e c t w ith
th e best g a lle rie s of th e la r g e r cities
- H is w o rk is h ig h ly s a tis f a c to r y to
p erso n a
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d is c rim in a tin g
ta s te
T h o se w ho d e s ire to e n c o u t-
a g e b rin g in g th e best th in g s to U resl.
am w ill a c c o rd Mr. S c h n e id e r loyal
a n d g e u e ro u a s u p p o rt.
T lie Habit o f T ak in g Cold.
W ith m any people ta k in g cold Is
h a b it, b u t fo r tu n a te ly o n e th a t is
easily b ro k e n . T a k e a cold sp o n g e
b a th every m o rn in g w hen you first
get o u t o f bed not Ice cold, b u t a
te m p e r a tu r e of a b o u t 90 d e g re e s F.
Also sle e p w ith y o u r w indow up. Do
tills a n d you w ill se ld o m ta k e col l.
W hen you do ta k e cold ta k e C h a m ­
b e rla in 's C ough R em edy a n d g et rid
o f it as q u ic k ly as p o ssib le. O b ta in ­
a b le e v e ry w h e re
Ad.
Big Dance
AT MASONIC HALL
Troutdale. Ore.
Thursday, January 11, 17
D a n c in g fro n t •»;;»<) p . tu.
u n til 2 a. m.
Admission Gents 50c Ladies 25c
UNION MUSIC
Succeeding With What You Have
IS the title of a book recently published of which Chas. M.
Schwab is the author. He says:
Nothing is so plentiful in America as opportunity. There
iiti mote jobs lor forceful men than there are forceful men to
till them, but they must be men who have been siicessful.
SU CCESS
M AKES
SU CCESS
must he men capable of m anaging their own affairs, other­
wise they can not hope to he employed to manage the affairs of
others They must have acquired habits of thrift anti economy.
Must have been able to save a portion of their income.
I hey
HABITS GF TH RIFT AND ECONOMY
u . p i t d when young are ready assets always demanding their
worth ami benetitting mankind. In joining our
( f l i r i f i t m a s (C aalj (C lub
your son ami daughter in addition to providing a fund for
i iiristmas are forming habits of equal importaiiee with their
highei education ami which will crown their later years with
suee. ss \o u , too. will tind it interesting to join the club and
watch the accumulation of the fund.
Watch this space for the announcement of the successful
contestant in the problem announced here last week
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM, ORE
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