Gresham outlook., August 31, 1917, Image 1

County Fair Sept. 11-15.
T W IC E
W EEK
Livestock Entries Close Sunday Night, Sept. 2d.
Many Already In.
E. L. Thorpe, Sec’y
G resham O utlook
VOL. 7, NO. 53
GRESHAM.
STAPLETON
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IS TO WEAR
THE ERMINE
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MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
31,
1917
“ « L ™ ™ IN P A L E S T I N E . “
DESCRIBED BY AMERICAN MAN
$1.50 PER
YEAR
f„ s DAIRYING
COST GOING
UP EXCUSE
H e re to fo re it h as been re q u ire d
Tto- c o n sta n tly in c re a sin g d em a n d
(h at all c a ttle pluced on ex h ib itio n
fo r all fa rm p ro d u c ts an d th e p r e ­
a t co u n ty fa irs sh o u ld he g iv en th e Philadelphia Soldier, Who Twice Visited Relative« Here, v ailin g h ig h prices, to g e th e r w ith
Write« of War Conditions in the Holy Land.
tu b e rc u iin te s t u n d e r sev ere p en al
the sc a rc ity of efficient h elp , a re in ­
G o v e rn o r W ith y eo m b e, on W ed­
F o llo w in g (lie a g ita tio n in P o r t­
lies. T ills is no lo n g e r re q u ire d , fo r
fluencing tile fa r m e rs of th is sectio n
n esd ay , n am ed G eo rg e W. S ta p le to n ,
land
and e ls e w h e re o v e r m ilk prlctw
at th e last S ta te L ive S tock S a n ita ry
T h e fo llo w in g
w ar le tte r s have from tile e n g in e w ere p o u rin g dow n Io e q u ip th e m s e lv e s w itli m o re an d
m a y o r of G re sh a m , as c irc u it ju d g e H oard m e e tin g , in k eep in g w ith S ec­
e
n
d
Ihe
alle g e d losses of d a iry m e n ,
been receiv ed by () W T a r r of G re sh ­ c o n tin u a lly , m a k in g w ith th e dew , a b e tte r fa rm
m a c h in e ry ,
by w hich
of M u ltn o m a h
co u n ty
to succeed tion 4. C h a p te r 4 12 of th e SeBsion am fro m tile f a th e r o f th e w rite r, so rt of m uddy co m p o sitio n resem b­
(lie th r e e m ilk d is tr ib u to r s o p e r a t­
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ac-
lin g c e m e n t, it w as n ec e ssa ry to keep
C. U. G a n te iih e in , « h o re sig n e d to l.aw s fo r 1917, w hich p ro v id es in w ho is a d v e rtis in g d ir e c to r fo r th e e n tire ly su b m e rg e d below th e s u r fa c e re a g e an d be More c e rta in of g iv in g ing in G resh am gave n o tice in th e
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a d e lp h ia , p u b lis h e rs of th e L a d ie s' o f y o u r b la n k e t o r else you m ig h t th e ir cro p s the need ed c a re
ac c e p t a co m m issio n in th e U. S. re ­
last issu e of th e O u tlo o k th u t on
‘ T h e H oard s h a ll h a v e a u th o r ity le tte r s is a nep h ew o f Mr. T a rr, who w ak e up in th e m o rn in g a n d find a
s e rv e a rm y . A t th e sa m e tim e th e
T h is a c c o u n ts fo r th e la rg e d is ­ S ept. 1 th e p rice p e r q u a rt dellv-
to ex em p t fro m in sp e c tio n th e b ovine
c in d e r im ag e o f y o u rs e lf m o u ld ed on
a p p o in tm e n t of E. V. L ittle fie ld w as a n im a ls e x h ib ite d a t a n y co u n ty o r sp e n t th e su m m e rs of 1914 a n d 1915 y o u r physlog. T h is w ould, h o w ev er, play of fa rm m a c h in e ry w ltich w ill c ie d d aily w oul 1 he th r e e d o lla rs a
in
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m ad e to su cceed G. N. D avis, who d is tric t fa ir, o r live sto ck show o r
at
th e M u ltn o m ah m a n th
be o u t ol o r d e r us only g re u t m en lie on e x h ib it
lias also re s ig n e d fo r a lik e p u rp o se ex p o sitio n o th e r tita n th e O reg o n fo r tile Y. M. C. A., w o rk in g in co n ­ h av e su c h m u sk s m ade a n d tlieu th ey c o u n ty la ir
T h re e m o u lh s ag o tlie p rice was
n ec tio n w itli B ritis h m ilita ry cam ps. a re g e n e ra lly d e a th m a s k s; we w ere
Xlr. S ta p le to n 's a p p o in tm e n t w as S ta te F a ir .”
O u r local d e a le rs , lle a se l A Son, 32.25 p e r qua;'* h u t w as ra ise d lo
A re s o lu tio n w as p assed to th e e f­
n e ith e r d ead n o r g re a t.
He is w ritin g fro m n e a r J e ru s a le m ,
ex p ected m o re th a n tw o w eek s ago,
T h e d a ir. m en c o n te n d llta i
S ev eral tim e s in (lie n ig h t all of us a n n o u n c e th a t th ey w ill have an ex- ,2.50.
fect th a t all co u n ty fa irs w ith in th e
b u t as his le tte r s a re n e a rly 3 m o n th s had lo
up , o ie ( a fellow p assen - c e p tlo n a lly a ttr a c tiv e d isp lay o f all th e y c a n n o t b reak even on less |h a n
b u t it could not be a n n o u n c e d b efo re
s ta le o f O reg o n sh o u ld be ex em p ted
o ld il is a p ro b lem to g u ess w here g e r get o u t an d rem o v e h is lu g g ag e. k in d s of u p -to -d a te m a c h in e ry , th e $3 a n d w ith tlie p rice of ull k in d s of
th e g o v e rn o r h ad g iv en th e w ord.
from th e tu b e rc u lin te s t re q u ire m e n t
he may he now .
T h e le tte r s will A fte r th is w as d one o u r beds h ad to k in d s th a t a re Itid isp en sib le fo r su c ­ feed s o a rin g a s it is th e r e is no
T h e a p p o in tm e n ts w ere m a d e upon
p ro v id ed th e m a n a g e m e n t of th e fa ir
he re m a d e o r so m e tim e s re s lia re d , as
se rv e Io g ive an id ea of c o n d itio n s in y o u r p a r tic u la r bed m ig h t lie th e o ne c essfu l lu rm iu g
th e u n d e rs ta n d in g th a t th e new a p ­
d o u b t but th u t th e y h av e to ra is e Ihe
re q u e s te d su ch e x e m p tio n a n d th e
th e H oly L a n d a n d
a re o th e rw ise tliu t was rem oved at tills p a r tic u la r
A m ong o th e r e x h ib its by tills firm p rice of m ilk o r go o u t of b u sin ess.
p o in te e s w ill re lin q u is h th e ir offices
ex h ib itio n b u ild in g s w ere m ad e clean
s ta tio n .
I re m e m b e r th e h o u rs of w ill be a .Moline Universal tr a c to r
very in te re s tin g ;
up on th e r e tu r n of J u d g e s G a n te n -
T h e re lias been no a n n o u n c e m e n t
an d th o r o u g h ly d isin fe c te d .
tw elve, tw o a n d fo u r, so I tliin k p e r ­ w hich
d o es
th e
w ork
of sev en o f p rice
bein a n d D avis.
ra is in g
in P o rtla n d , hut
As th e slo ck b a rn s of th e M u ltn o ­
h ap s we sto p p ed a n d re p e a te d th e
By W IL L IA M BOYD.
J u d g e L ittle fie ld h as been a c ir ­
ab ove p ro cess ev ery tw o h o u rs
Tile h o rses, c o sts hut tlie p rice o f fo u r th e r e w ill be u n le s s th e r e is a re fo rm
m ah c o u n ty fa ir w ill lie th o ro u g h ly
D ear b a th e r :
I am w ritin g th is ,no(,|, waH very b rig h t a ll n ig h t and an d is o p e ra te d by o n e m an. II ra n in th e m e th o d s of d is trib u tio n Sl'n >•
c u it ju d g e b efo re
He w as n am ed by
d isin fe c te d th e re q u e s t, as su g g e s te d , n o te fro m my little d u g o u t w hich h as we exp ected an a ir ra id fro m J o h n n ie
he used fo r a ll fa rm p u rp o ses.
ex -G o v e rn o r C h a m b e rla in to till o u t
J a n u a r y 1. of tills y e a r, 43 m ilk dis
h as been m ad e an d th e te s t will not been my h o m e fo r s e v e ra l d ay s and T u rk , hut lie d is a p p o in te d iih a n d did
Geo. H ale, of B o rin g , bus used one tr ib u to r s liav»- d ro p p e d o u t in P o r t­
a vacan cy in an e a s te rn O regon d is­
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tie re q u ire d h ere.
on th e S un-D ial lan d an d th e
d u g o u t is 6x3 feet a n d 3 feet high,
tr ic t, a n d sin ce h is re tire m e n t lias
p ro d u c t ion
lias d e ­
At live o'clock It begun to get of th ese tr a c to r s
S p e a k in g o f th is m u tte r S ta te V et­ so th a t w hen 1 s tre tc h o u t fu ll le n g th
lig h t, so I got up, sh o o k a n d ro lled ra n c h d u rin g th e past th r e e weekH o r c re a s e d hv 3160 g a llo n s d ally T h e re
been p ra c tic in g law in P o rtla n d .
e rin a ria n W . H L y tle say s:
my lieud am i to e s to u ch each end of my b la n k e ts, finished a few b is c u its
m o re, w o rk in g fo u rte e n h o u rs a day, a re now 476 d e a le rs in th e city w itli
T h e O re g o n ia n , y e s te rd a y , in m e n ­
" O u r re a so n fo r s u g g e s tin g th is my ab o d e. I c a n 't s ta n d up in it us w hich I s till hud in my h a v e rs a c k
tio n in g th e tw o a p p o in tm e n ts , said cxi m p tio n fro n t th e tu b e rc u lin test you may g u e ss ; b u t m u st a lw ay s a s ­ from tile n ig h t p rev io u s am i looked an d doing very s a tis f a c to r y w ork a n o u tp u t of 16,900 g a llo n s dully
p o stu re .
A lth o u g h ' a ^ ,’’,',
th e fo llo w in g c o n c e rn in g J u d g e S ta ­ re q u ire m e n t fo r co u n ty fa ir e x h ib i­ su m e a s ittin g
D r W W Mack of Ihe in sp ectio n
We h ad left E gypt an d w ere lie lias tw o 14-inclt plow s w hich th e
p le to n , to r g e ttin g , h o w ev er, to m e n ­ tio n p u rp o s e s is th a t th e r e lias been th e o rd in a ry d u g o u t is sim p ly a hole 1 ill tin Holy L und T h e I.an d of P al- tr a c to r o p e ra te s w ith ease. H e has b u re a u say s of th e d a iry m e n tli.it
in th e past a c o n sid e ra b le a m o u n t of in th e g ro u n d w ith som e so rt of cov­ e siin e . T h e p atelles of g re e n g ra s s cm a n d ra k e d his hay w ith tlie t r a c t ­
tio n th a t he is th e m a y o r of G resh am c o m p la in t
th e m en en g a g e d In th e b u sin ess
itpon
th e
p a rt o f fa ir e rin g o v e r tlie to p , th is o n e is fa r d if­ looked very re fre sh in g a f t e r m o n th s
T ills seem to lie d is c o u ra g e d an d dlssiitis
a n d m a k e s Ills h o m e h e re , but claim s m a n a g e m e n ts to th e effect th a t th e ; fe re n t a n d fa r b e tte r, as it w as built of n o th in g hut sa n d , an d th e ro llin g o r, using a M cC orm ick m ow er
th a t tie is a re s id e n t of P o rtla n d L m e a su re w as su c h it g re a tly in te r fo r mv p re d e c e sso r, Mr. S en t, w hom 1 h ills a lso hud a p e e u lliir ly in v itin g su re ly is good ev id en c e of tile u se ­ lied
T hey say th ey a re se llin g lie-
am re lie v in g , lie h av in g g o n e lo th e look so m ew h at lik e tlie fe e lin g you fu ln e ss ol tile m ach in e.
i. red w itli th e h o ld in g o f re p ré s e n ta
low tlie cost of p ro d u c tio n a n d d is ­
say s:
liv e live sto ck e x h ib its.
We h av e h o sp ita l w itli rh e u m a tic le v e r a n d : |lav , „ „ seein g an old frie n d re tu rn
II. G. M iille n lio ft. o ne t lie C r y s ta l tr ib u tio n . W h e th e r tills Is a fact o r
J u d g e S ta p le to n is a la w y e r of tin fu u n u p ra c iic a lly n .» tu b e rc u lo s is in d y se n te ry , as I sh a ll re m a rk la te r.
H ow ever, m uch of th e g ra s s hud
old sch o o l, h av in g been a d m itte d to I lie h e rd s th a t have been ex h ib ite d
W ell, at la s t, I am up in th e th ick j bepu tra m p le d dow n by a re tirin g B rook lu rm . n e a r P le a s a n t H om e, not re m a in s to be e s ta b lis h e d . Tin-
th e b a r in 1886. lie en g a g e d in th e ( tun it h a s ca u se d us to em ploy o u r o f (liiu g s am i it seem good, fo r I
h as p u rc h a s e d o n e of th e s e tr a c to r s cost of p ro d u c tio n a ro u n d th e city of
p ra c tic e of law at G o ld e u d a le , W ash I tw o v e te r in a r ia n s a lm o st co n tin u o u s- feel m ore as llio u g ii I am "d o in g my an d .in a d v a n c in g a rm y , to tlie la t te r
in g to n , u n til 1890, w hen lie m oved t o ' !v fo r sev rul m o n th s in o rd e r to d o I h it” w lien I am ex p o sed to tlie sum» o f w hich ( am a tta c h e d so tliut th e w hich w ill lie used fo r all p u rp o se s P o rtla n d w ill u n d o u b te d ly he h a rd to
«lesi rt is siili visitile th r o u g h tile In c o n n ectio n w iili fa rm w ork.
V an co u v er, W ash , an d
fo rm ed
get a t sin ce few of th e d a iry m e n ure
itiis w ork
At lite p re s e n t tim e wi 1 c o n d itio n s as m uny of tlie m en. Suez g r t ,.n a g g ra v a tin g th a t w e c o u ld n 't
p a r tn e r s h ip w ith \ I. M iller, th en i.a v e
T h “ ,,u ,lo o k
P re d ic ts th a t th e k e e p in g a c c o u n ts iiuil do not h av e
e v e ra l tim e s tlie a m o u n t of w as loo c o m fo rta b le , an d w hile th e re h u iv e it e n tire ly b eh in d .
d is tric t a tto
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, C la . rk . e . county
i te s tin g we can a tte n d to a n d we wilt w ere line o p p o rl u n itie s th e re , il was
M onday. J u n e 5 th .
Now u n d tll» n ' ‘•’•“ ‘’" ’»‘ra tio n Mf ,hlB tr a c to r , and sufficient re c o rd s to base cost »lata
D uring his residence-in \a n c o u v e r ,
|w>w, , () econoiniz<.
not s o ld ie rin g bt-cause th e h a rd s h ip s w e w ould pass th r o u g h h ed g es o f o th e r m o d ern m a c h in e ry by lie sse l
on.
he se rv ed th r e e te rm s as m ay o r. In m uch as p o ssib le so fa r as tim e i; w ere n ih il
H ere we a re “ o n e of th e cacti-s o r o th e r sm all s h r u b s c u rio s
g. Son, w ho a re a g e n ts fo r e a s te rn
1895 he fo rm ed tin p a rtn e rs h ip of i u iic e rn e d .”
A lm a D K ra tz , c h a ir m a n of u m ilk
m e n ” so to sp e a k , u n d e r Hie sam e ing n a tiv e g a rd e n s o r v illa g e s an d i . . . .
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( a e k a in a s eo • u n - m u n ic ip a l c o m m itte e n am ed to r e ­
h a rd s h ip s a n d d a n g e rs , if you can very good i ro
,
c ity a n d m oved to P o rtla n d in A pril,
ROCKWOOD
call th e m th a t.
a re too. as It w ould he im p o ssib le f o r ; ties, will lie o n e o f tin- m ost u ttr a c t- p o rt on III»- fo rm a tio n o f an associa-
18 9 8
S a tu rd a y , J u n e 3d.
I p ack ed up an y h u m a n b eing to p e n e tr a te th e m ive s ig h ts at Hie fa ir
tlo n lo h a n d le th e tnipply in a m o re
J u d g e S ta p le to n w as a llied w itli
N. J. K ing left T u esd ay fo r W ash all my b e lo n g in g s an d g av e up my u n less lie w as iro n eled o r u n le s s th e y j
th e d e m o c ra tic h o sts u n til tin fret-
m e th o d ic a l an d eco n o m ical m a n n e r
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in g th e M cK inley a n d B ryan cam ­ fo r se v e ra l weekB.
to com e up tlie lin e. T h e se co n sisted
m e ls or sum» m u les o r iso lated sp e n t at tlie hom e of Mr a n d .Mrs. c a u se th e d a iry m a n is p a y in g m o re
p a ig n , a n d it w as th e n th a t h e s u p ­
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th in g w hich is o c c u p y in g so m uny W illa rd C ook, In h o n o r of th e ir son e v e ry th in g he uses on Ih e ra n c h an d
h a s e v e r sin c e been s tro n g ly a llied
th e d ally n eed ed a rtic le s a n d th re e m en up h e re u t th e p re s e n t tim e.
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w ith th e re p u b lic a n p a rty .
It w as
b e c a u se o f th e fuel th a t cro p c o n d i­
b la n k e ts
At seven o ’clock we a rriv e d ut I he
w hile a m e m b e r o f th e W ash in g to n se v eral d ay s w ith th e i r a u n t, Mrs
S u n d ay , J u n e 4 th .— M ade th e first lia il h ead a f t e r th irte e n h o u rs Iri th e b ir th d a y . T h e a fte rn o o n p assed by tio n s a re poor.
s t a te c o n v e n tio n
in 1896 th a t In It L. P e a k e
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, s ta g e o f my jo u rn e y to K a n te rn w ith sa m e tru c k a n d h e re all th o s e w ho
Mr. K atz anil Ills c o m m itte e , c o n ­
m a d e th e o n ly gold s ta n d a r d sp eech
re p o rte d a line
T hos
P a rr in g to n , of P o rtla n d , a n o th e r s e c re ta ry w ho is in c h a rg e of w ere Htill left on th e tr a in d is e m ­ se rv e d . T h ey all
voiced a t th a t m e e tin g , a n d la te r
s is tin g of W K N ew all, 11 T h le ss e n ,
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Ju m p ed th e c o n v en tio n .
J W P o m ero y und W h itn e y L. B oise,
I ' ' ’’ '* ^ ’'^*>1'' <'h i s p a la tia l tr a in be- e ld e st going to tlie Y. M . C A h e a d ­
T h o se p re s e n t w ere, M rs K u h l­
J u d g e S ta p le to n w as b o rn in Iow a Miss M P a r r in g to n . on th e B ase ' I ' ing
m o re I ikp on<j o f o u r fre ig h t q u a rte rs .
u re w o rk in g on p la n s to Im p ro v e d e ­
We
hav e q u ite a lltth -
in 1863
H e cro ssed th e p la in s witli L in e ro ad .
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Mrs.
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liv e ry a n d m a r k e tin g A n o th e r m e e t­
h is p a re n ts w hen o n e y e a r old. T h e
T lie u n io n S u n d ay sch o o l, re c e n tly m a k in g an a v e ra g e of so m e ten o r all. we have a la rg e sa n d colored Mrs, K H arv ey , M isses A gnes R ich ­
fa m ily first s e ttle d in Id ah o , th en
ing w ill be heiil w ith in th e next tw o
A lta
D a h lh a m m e r,
L eo n a
c a m e to O regon in 1871 an d la t e r ¡ o rg a n iz e d , h e ld its first sessio n Sun , tw elv e m iles pt-r h o u r) d id not leuve m a rq u e e w hich is used us a c a n te e n m ond.
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K u h lm a n . R u th W alin , H elen W eber,
sary to sp en d m ost o f th e day in K an- „ r u || o u r b u ild in g s
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*‘I am in te re s te d In th e s u b je c t us
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a citiz e n a n d f a r m e r .” said Mr. K atz
sto c k b u sin ess.
T h e R ockw ood Im p ro v e m e n t clu b d o n e w itli ih e h elp of a c o u p le good a n o th e r fo r th e s e c r e ta rie s to sleep H offee, M ild red K ing, May Q u e sin ­
H e a tte n d e d sch o o l at T u u la tin
y e ste rd a y , " a n d , w hile 1 have a big
W in ifre d
T e g a rt,
M ildred
A cadem y a n d Pacific U n iv e rsity , F o r e n te r ta in e d th e la d ie s of th e V en ­ hooks in my h a v e rs a c k a n d a couple in. a n o th e r fo r o rd e rlie s , a n o th e r fo r b e rry ,
h e rd , 1 live In P o rtla n d und h av e to
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e s t G rove. H e w as m a rrie d a t G old- tu ra -B a s e L in e Im p ro v e m e n t
clu b
G oing a c ro s s to th e s ta tio n at six rest loom an d r e s ta u r a n t, th e la tte r
buy m ilk front so m eo n e else.
The
e n d a le in 1886.
T u esd ay a fte rn o o n , A u g u st 28, a t th e I fo u n d th e tru c k fo r officers co m ­ of w hicn 1 help ed to d ig , th u s c a u s ­ M essrs. F ra n c is C ook, G eo rg e D ahi-
c o n d itio n s u n d e r
w hich Ihe d a ir y ­
R u rlo n
M accahee h a ll. A sh o rt p ro g ra m w as p letely p ack ed , so I to o k th e next ing m uch w aste of e n e rg y a n d pers- ; Itam m er, G ra n t M cM illan,
m en a re w o rk in g a re ru in o u s an d
FAIRVIEW
th e tru c k
fo r officers’ p ita ,in n a s well a s loss of w eig h t, I H arv ey , R ic h a rd
given
T h o se
ta k in g
p a rt w ere. best th in g
W eber,
R u d o lp h
lu g g a g e
T h is w as fu ll of k it hags, p resu m e. B esides G ie s e we hav e a W eb er, W illiam H offee, H a ro ld G ook, will lead any r a n c h e r in to b a n k r u p t­
T h e lib ra ry w ill n o t be open u n til Mrs. O. J . B ro w n , M rs. J. N. K in g b la n k e ts an d e ra te s o f e a ta b le s in­ s to re h u t w hich Is sim p ly a space
cy. T h ey m u st he c h a n g e d so he can
W ed n e sd a y . S e p te m b e r 12. T h e li­ an d Miss G lad y s N eal w ho gave c lu d in g a case o f y o u n g p u lle ts w ho en clo sed w ith hox»*H. an d in a d d itio n , K e n n e th B u rg ess, A rchie S to n e , E a rl m a k e a liv in g , a t le a s t."
S to n e, A lfred H arv ey , F ra n k K u h l­
b r a r ia n p la n s to be in tlie city hall solos. Miss A ddie Q u e sin b e rry w ho a w a k e n e d us very e a rly next m o rn in g tw o k itc h e n s, b o th ulm ve g ro u n d .
re a d , an d W. C. A ld erso n , co u n ty w ith th e i r » a c k lln g b u t w ho w ere too
F in d in g Mr. O w ens aw ay on a to u r m an. G eo rg e K u h lm a n
on th a t d ay fro m 12 to 3 p. m
SPRINGDALE RESIDENT
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A fte r a v a c a tio n o f s e v e ra l m o n th s, sch o o s u p * e r in te n d e n t, w ho gave a lo r o u r b , re a k . . f . a » s t. As
th e u fo ren ieu - of lo o k in g
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about
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HOME
th e C h ris tia n E n d e a v o r so ciety w ill very in te re s tin g ta lk on th e n eed s ot ,|one»l a rtic le s w ere very c o m fo rta b le q u a in te d w ith th in g s a not unw el '
SatniK-l M. L a u g h lin , a fa r m e r r e ­
He p a in te d a to rid e on a n d th e r e w as lo ts of room , com e prospect
hold th e ir m e e tin g s a g a in , c o m m en c­ a co m m u n ity school.
Mrs. Muud H aw ley of B e llin g h a m ,
O u r h e a d q u a rte rs d u g o u t Is a hole ■
s id in g a t S p rin g d a le , w as fo u n d dead
g lo w in g w ord p ic tu re of su ch
a it w as not so bad.
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(>f five feel d eep a n d p e rh a p s 6x4 feet
M rs. J. M oller h as r e tu rn e d fro m sch o o l, its p o ss ib ilitie s a n d Influence (B o|ne J a i.kK (n H|p (rU(.k
ju s t room fo r a ta b le a n d a c o u p le of I fo r h e r fa th e r, G T. M urray
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T h e top Is co v ered w ith a
M rs W J. W in ter c h a p e ro n e d h e r
Mr. a n d M rs J. W. B en eck e e n ­ an d fa c ts how th e w ork co u ld so In c h a rg e of th e i r p a r tic u la r p a tro n 's ta r p a u lin to keep o u t su n and dew . flUI„ ,a y sch o o l » lass of e ig h te e n g irls ing. by T h o m a s N o rth w a y , a n eigh
lu g g ag e, anil it w as not lo n g befo re a lth o u g h th e d u st w hich is te rrib le
bor. C o ro n e r S m ith w us c a lle d Ills
t e r ta i n e d la s t w eek th e latter'B b r o th ­ easily be a cco m p lish ed . H e re a d ex
th e ice w as b ro k en an d we h ad a c o n ­ h e re is not p re v e n te d fro m co m in g on a h ik e to B ull R un o n e »lay th is o p in io n wus th a t th e m an died of
e r and
w ife, M r. a n d Mrs. G eo rg e tr a c ts fro n t a sp eech by Mr. C am p g e n ia l little g ro u p
in. I h av e seen tile m o to rb y k e s sin k w eek.
p a ra ly s is of th e h e a rt. Mr L a u g h lin
T h» tr a in ro lled a c ro s s th e d e se rt up to th e h u h in d u st, and w hen you
H e ilm a n of L os A n g eles, C a lifo rn ia . b ell o f N e b ra sk a , w ho is a n a rd e n t j
W ill S h e p p a rd an d fam ily w ere r e ­
The
P re s b y te ria n M issio n ary so ­ a d v o c a te of th e c o m m u n ity sch o o ls fo r a c o u p le o f h o u rs sto p p in g ut sev- w alk It w ould go o v e r y o u r bo o ls c en t v is ito rs at th e h om e of Ja m e s had been dead a b o u t un h o u r w hen
c ie ty m et h e re S u n d ay . A u g u st 31. sh o w ln g w h at I iub been a c co m p lish ed c a l little s ta tio n s on th e way w h ere w ere it not fo r p u tte e s w hich a re F itz g e ra ld , on th e ir way fro m ea st- th e body wus fo u n d , a c c o rd in g to
m ies an d som e G ypos w ere w ound a ro u n d tlie to p s o f th em
C o ro n e r S m ith
a lo n g th is lin e in N e b rask a, At th e a k e e p in T g o m
a t th e h om e of Mrs. H. F u lle r.
g u a rd , to g iv e th e m w a te r c lo s e by Is th e sle e p in g d u g o u t, tw o 1 e m O regon to C la rk co u n ty , W ash .,
M r. L a u g h lin wus b o rn In G ran g e
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Soon a f te r it b eg an to feet d e e p a u d a b o u t.la r g e e n o u g h fo r j wh e n - th ey ex p ect l o m a k e th e ir
c o u n ty , Indiana, J a n u a r y 4, 1160.
.
S e p te m b e r 10 w ith T. J. G ill o f Mc­ a sk e d th a t a v o te be ta k e n on th e get r a th e r d a rk an d a lso r a t h e r cool five m en to lie dow n closely p ack ed
’ "
lie hinl lived In S p rin g d a le fo r n b o u t
T h e re .w as n o t o n e dis- on to p of th e tr u c k , so we m ad e up Tills covered w ith te n tin g lo keep
M in n v ille as p rin c ip a l an d Miss M aud q u e stio n .
“ R o o rk , of P e n d le to n , is liere elev e n y e a rs
o u r beds an d d ecid ed to try to s n a tc h th e ra y s of th e su n off in th e day l i m e
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as p rim a ry
a few w in k s. If po ssib le. T h e bed-
a n d leav es a b r o th e r in M lchlgun
te a c h e r
B oth te a c h e rs a r e lo o k in g c lu b s p lelg ed th e m se lv e s to B upport m a k in g p ro cess c o n siste d sim p ly of is blow ing th ro u g h it m ost of ( h e t y rM A lm a Y andle
und u s is te r in In d ia n a a n d u s is te r .
a r r a n g in g th e v a rio u s kit b ag s and day , m a k in g it a very p o p u la r place |
th is w ork in ev ery p o ssib le way.
fo r p riv a te b o a rd in g in F a irv iew .
T h e lib ra ry s ta tio n will nut be
o th e r so ft a rtic le s so as to m a k e a w hen tin su n Is h o tte st
M rs M E. G ilm o re, In G re sh a m Tin-
M rs. M. B S le re t o f N am p a, Id ah o ,
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level s u rfa c e an d th e n we s a rd in e d
d eceased h ad been a s u f f e r e r fo r th e
is sp e n d in g se v e ra l w eek s w ith h e r GRESHAM SCHOOL TO
o u rs e lv e s in on to p o f th e s e w ith a p ro o f d u g o u t In case J o h n n ie m ak es w hen th e lib r a r ia n will he at th e
g r e a te r p a rt of h is life , h a v in g s u f ­
BEGIN NEXT TUESDAY ida n k et a ro u n d us. As th e dew w as a n ig h t raid
d a u g h te r , M rs. J . W T o w n sen d , on
d ep o t a s u su a l fro m 2 to 3 p. tn
fe re d tw o s tro k e s of p a ra ly s is w hen
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G re s h a m 's p u b lic sch o o l will o pen
h u t a hoy of 15 y e a rs
lie w as a
Millin»*t.v l»l<q>la».
M rs. C ra n e , of P o rtla n d , is s p e n d ­
APPRECIATES
RURAL CARRIER QUITS
n ex t T u esd ay m o rn in g fo r th e co m ­ MANAGER
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Miss M lsz. a P o rtla n d m illin e r,
GRESHAM M AN S LETTER
ing y e a r
T h e sch o o lh o u se h as been
ON ROUTE NUMBER ONE
will have a d isp la y of trim m e d h a ts c h u rc h , w hich h e jo in e d In Ills youtli
C ra n e an d fam ily of F airv iew
re n o v a te il an d
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T h e fu n e r a l wuh c o n d u c te d from
W H C o n g d o n 'a le t te r fro m New
E E C h ip m a n , ru ru l c a r r ie r on fo r tw o w eeks, b e g in n in g S a tu rd a y ,
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T e a c h e rs fo r th e co m in g y e a r a re : Y ork, re c en tly p u b lish e d in th e O u t­ ro u te n u m b e r o ne, m ade his last of
s to re
A lso, you can hav e new h u ts tin- p a s to r, Rev A. C. B ra c k e i.b n ry .
AT THREE 0 CLOCK Principal E. 8. M cC orm ick; g ra d e s .
look, w as read by L. M. B o om er, f i li a l tr ip today as a r u r a l le tte r c a r ­
T h e re m a in s w ere laid to rest in th e
m ad e out of y o u r olii m s le r la ls
A te le g ra m receiv ed fro m M rs Mias M abel
A rth u r,
Mrs. M y rtle m a n a g in g d ir e c to r o f th e H o tel Mc- rie r, h a v in g re sig n e d
G re sh a m c e m e te ry .
H is p lace will Adv.
M innie M arley, m o th e r of th e la te M yers. Miss H elen H uss. Miss May
A lpin, w h ere Mr. G ongdon sta y e d In he filled le n ip o ra rily by G len D av id ­
M abel
In g lis, Miss
C a rd o f T h a n k « .
M rs. A lm a K oork Y an d le g iv es th e H u g h es, Miss
Do you w unt to d a n c e ? a d am Ing
th a t city . H is fla tte rin g w ords co n ­ so n p e n d in g th e expected i liangeH ill cla ss is now b eing o rg a n iz e d in P o rt- I
I w ish to th a n k th e m uny frie n d s
in fo rm a tio n th a t M rs. M arley will Miss E s th e r E lfo rd an d Miss G pal
Miss
H oss, Miss In g lis c e rn in g Ih e h o te l w ere n o ticed an d th e c a r r ie r se rv ic e w hich will p ro b ­ lutid mid» r th e ilire c tio n of a very j w ho have show n h e lp fu ln e s s an d
a rr iv e a t T ro u td a le on S u n d ay w ith J H yde
an d Miss H yde w ill be new te a c h e rs h av e b ro u g h t to Mr. G ongdon th e fol- ably affect all o f e a s te rn M u ltn o m sh ab le in s tru c to r. T w elv e 3 -h o u r Ies- I s y m p a th y on
th e o ccasio n of th»»
her daughter's remains
so n s fo r <4
C lass o p en s S e p te m b e r
le tte r
fro m
th e a s s is ta n t c o u n ty betw een M o ntavilla a n d th e lltth
T h e la s t-n a m e d is fro m lo w ln »
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a rr iv a l
th e body w ill be th is y e a r
F o r f u r th e r s p a r tic u la r s call d e a th of my b ro th e r, S a m u e l M
S andy riv er.
W it Jo h n s o n . P h o n e G re sh a m 558 Laughlin.
b ro u g h t to G re sh a m a n d th e fu n e ra l H illsd a le , th e o th e r tw o b ein g re s i­ m a n a g e r:
M r. C h ip m a n w ill leave fo r K an ­
New Y ork C ity , J u ly 27.
MRS M R G il.M O R E .
w ill ta k e p lace in th e P le a s a n t H om e d e n ts of G resh am
E v ery o n e h as s o m e th in g to* buy
Mr W. 11 G o n g d o n ,
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cem etery at 3 o'clock on Monday
o r sell. T ry an O u tlo o k w a n t ad.
G re sh a m , O reg o n .
IJhiary Note»«.
I'lH K lam ental M usic C lass.
th e n a tio n a l r u r a l le tte r c a r r ie r s ' as-
a f te r n o o jr
Rev. S. F F o rd w ill o f­
i ,.ioua v ^ iii h e f o r m e d i n " F u n -
D ear S ir;
Mr. B o o m er in s tru c ts
T h e Heel L a x a tiv e .
th a n k you fo r y o u r ex ceed in g - •oclB tlon c o n v e n tio n as th e d e le g a te
T h e G re sh a m
lib ra ry
w ill be
ficiate. All a c q u a in ta n c e s a n d frie n d s d a m e n ta l W o rk .” on Sept 1, a t 2 :3 0 , rn"
T o keep th e bow els r e g u la r th e clo sed all d ay on M onday, S e p te m b e r
at R e g n e r’s o p e ra ho u se, by A nnie ly k in d le t te r of th e 2 5 th
He is In- from O regon. As he is e n title d to a
a r e in v ite d to a tte n d .
W h ite Chas» w hich p a re n ts a re In-
g r a te f u l fo r y o u r word« of v acatio n of flftp<*n day« w ith pay he- beat la x a tiv e 1« o u td o o r « x e rc ia t
vited to v isit, w h e th e r th e y sen d s tu - c o m m e n d a tio n an d vn<onraK Pm *nu j fo re he goes o u t of th e se rv ic e he D rink a full g lass of w a te r h a lf an 3, I.a b o r D ay.
C a n ! o f Thank*».
B e g in n in g W ed n e sd a y , th e fifth,
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d e n ts o r not
a lw a y s a t y o u r se rv ic e a n d w h eu ev er ! W,B ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th a t p erio d a b u n d a n c e o f f r u it a n d v e g e ta b le s, th e lib ra ry w ill o p e n e v ery a fte rn o o n
W e w ish to th a n k o u r frie n d s fo r
For Hire Service
we can be o f an y a s s is ta n c e , p lease to m a k e th e trip , b u t w ill not go also e s ta b lis h a r e g u la r h a b it a n d he fro n t 2 to 5 :3 0 a n d every ev e n in g
Automobile anywhere, night or command
th e i r k in d n e s s, flow ers a n d u se of
back to w ork fo r th e p o sto ffiie d e ­ s u r e th a t y o u r bow els m ove once from 7 to 9. A fte r th e h ig h sch o o l la
each d ay. W hen a m e d ic in e la n e e d ­
day
Phone 791. Gresham. M M
respectfully jtours.
c a rs in o u r re c e n t b e re a v e m e n t
p a rtm e n t upon his c e ttirn
j N . marsh a u ,,
ed ta k e C b s tn b e r la in 'a T a b le ts T hey In se ssio n , th e lib ra ry w ill open at
* A. B. O lson a n d F a m ily
Squire.
A s s is t a n t M a n a g e r
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p le a s a n t to ta k e a n d m ild a n d 12 o 'clo ck on sch o o l days.
Read tha Want Ada.
Bargain* in the Want Ads.
Read the Want ads.
Gresham Auto Service
klre
Phone 901.
Autos for
n„ e
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obtainable every-
Bargains In the Want Ada