Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, August 31, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

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FOUR
THAT COMMON AILMENT
OF ALL MANKIND
commonly called “ hunger”
should he a three-timea-a day
treatm ent. You know that old
aaying—i t ’s better to pay th e
W e ' v e t h is t o t e l l - ' butcher than the doctor not
that we begrudge the M. I), any
T he m e a t s v^ e s e l l
W I L L MAKE A HUNGRY , business, because h e ’s one of
NAAN P E E L . M 6 L L } J our best customers.
Gresham Market
A J. W. BROWN, Prop.
CK ESHA M ,
ORBOON
ALL KINDS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED
LUM BER
SHINGLES AND FENCE POSTS
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN
Bruns Lumber Co.
Sandy, Oregon.
Phone Connection
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BOOKS
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P O W E L L 'S P H A R M A C Y
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OCT LOOK
M rs. E th e l M iller le ft th is week
fo r L a k e sid e in C oos c o u n ty , w h ere
sh e w ill te a c h school.
J. C an n o n an d ram ily h av e m oved
to Mrs. L. O s b o rn e ’s h o u se on W est
P o w ell s tre e t.
M iss E lsie C a lk in s h as g o n e to F t.
K la m a th , w h ere sh e w ill re su m e th e
p rln c ip a lslilp of th e hig h school
H ally
C h ris te n s e n an d w ife a r ■
m o v in g In to th e L in d sey c o tta g e on
th e c o rn e r of T h ird s tr e e t an d R ob
e r t s av en u e.
M rs.
K a rl
M iller an d so n s r e ­
tu r n e d W ed n esd ay from a W ashing
to n co ast re s o rt, w h ere th ey have
sp e n t th e past few w eeks.
Mr an d Mrs. W illiam H in k le of
N o rth Y ak im a c a lle d on Mrs. J. J.
R y an to d ay . T h ey h av e been v is it­
in g w ith fr ie n d s in .S pringdale.
N ext M onday b ein g a leg al h o li­
d a y — L a b o r Day th e r e w ill be no
c a r r ie r se rv ic e on th e r u r a l ro u te s.
T h e postofflce w in d o w s will he open
o n ly from x o ’clock u n til 9.
Mrs. J. G. .M etzger an d d a u g h te r s
W illa a n d M abel, Mrs. A. R u eg g an d
d a u g h te r P e a rl, M iss H azel G o g er
a n d M iss Ire n e E rz a re sp e n d in g th e
w eek to g e th e r a t C an n o n B each.
M rs Io n a McColl h a s receiv ed th e
lu f o .m a tio u th a t h e r so n , Dr. C h as.
M cColl, h a s receiv ed his co m m issio n
as a first lie u te n a n t. It is ex p ected
th a t h e w ill
go
In to an o fficers’
tr a in in g cam p in th e n e a r fu tu re .
T h e W o m e n ’s C h ris tia n T e m p e r­
a n c e U n io n h as o b ta in e d a q u a n tity
of m a te ria l fo r R ed C tohs w ork an d
m u ch w as acco m p lish e d at th e last
m e e tin g T h e w ork will be c o n tin u e d
a n d all a re in v ite d to assist
W atc h
fo r th e a n n o u n c e m e n t of th e nPXt |
m e e tin g
Mrs. C la ra S u n d a y , w ho h a s been
fo r s e v e ra l w eeks w ith h e r (la u g h te r,
Mrs. J. W. L in g le a t D am ascus, w as
in G re sh a m to d ay p ac k in g h e r b e ­
lo n g in g s an d p re p a rin g to go to
P o rtla n d , w h ere sh e will keep h o u se
fo r tw o g ra n d c h ild re n of th e L in g le
fam ily , who a re a tte n d in g L incoln
Also full line Tablets, Note Books, Pencils, and numerous
h ig h school
other requirements for school.
Mrs. J. N. F a ris is b eing c o n g r a t­
u la te d on h e r e scap e from se rio u s In ­
W REMEMBER SCHOOL BAGS WITH BOOKS ONLY
ju ry o n e day th is w eek, w hen th e
h o rse w hich sh e w as d riv in g fell on
th e p av em e n t In G re sh a m , th ro w in g
Mrs. F a ris to th e g ro u n d T h e b u g g y ,
lo se o n e of h is fine black h o rs e s th is in w hich th r e e o th e r p e rso n s w ere
PLEASANT VALLEY
w eek.
se a te d , ra n o v e r h e r, b u t a sid e from
Itev. i t . L i ’ro p p e w ill p re a c h I lls
M rs. H a rry S a g e r w as a L e n t’s vis­ a few b ru ise s, no in ju ry w as s u f ­
fa re w e ll bt-rmpu a t th e 1'leaHunt V al­ ito r o n e d ay (h is w eek.
fered .
ley c h u rc h , on S u n d a y , S ep t. 2. All
F ra n k C o ffm an , of L e n ts, v isited
A. D. H o sserm an , w ho h a s been
a re in v ite d to th ia serv ice, itev . Mr. h is fa rm W e d n esd ay of th is w eek.
fo r a y e a r o r m o re in c h a rg e o f th e
l ’ro p p e ex p ects to leav e e a rly in S ep ­
C h a rle s D a h lq u ls t, S r., w as ta k e n W ebb C h e rry fa rm n e a r th e B ase
te m b e r lo r C a lifo rn ia , to a tte n d th e o ­ to a h o sp ita l in P o rtla n d la s t S u n d ay , L in e ro a d , h a s acce p te d a p o sitio n as
lo g ical schoo l.
su ffe rin g fro m a s tu b b o rn case of te a c h e r In th e co m m e rc ia l d e p a rt-
Mr. a n d M rs. T. P. C a m p b e ll v is it­ h icco u g h s.
H e w as re p o r te d to be m e n t o f Je ffe rso n
h ig h
sch o o l in
ed In P o rtla n d S u u d a y , a t th e h om e im p ro v in g
P o rtla n d an d h a s m oved to th e city
o f Ur. McCoy an d fam ily .
w ith h is fam ily . Mr. B o sserm an is
Mr. a n d M rs. H e n ry M elby, of
COTTRELL
a n e x p e rie n c e d te a c h e r In th a t lin e
P o rtla n d , w ere c a lle rs S u n d ay a t th e
Mr. an d M rs F r a n k B eers and a n d is s u r e to m a k e good.
h om e of li. F S ag er.
Q u ite a n u m b e r o f th e m e m b e rs of
th e
first o f th e
H enry C ro u c h e r, o f O lalley , D o u g ­ c h ild re n r e tu r n e d
M u ltn o m a h C am p W . O. W ., a re
w
eek
fro
m
S
easid
e,
w
h
ere
th
e
y
h
av
e
las c o u n ty , O reg o u , w as c a llin g on
m a k in g a r r a n g e m e n ts to a tte n d th e
o ld file n d s h e re lu st w eek. Mr. been s p e n d in g s e v e ra l w e e k s' v a c a ­ big in itia to r y a n d new h a ll o p e n in g
C ro u c h e r is a lo ru ie r re s ld e u t of th is tio n .
c e le b ra tio n on n e x t F rid a y e v e n in g
M rs. Ju m e s a n d d a u g h te r a n d Mrs.
place.
T h e re w ill be six c a n d id a te s fro m
Mr an d Mrs. W ill R ich ey a tt e n d ­ J a c k s o n le ft T h u rs d a y fo r B u rto n . h e re a n d s e v e ra l m a c h in e s w ill be
ed th e w ed d in g S u n d ay of Mrs. W ash ., w h e re th e y ex p ect to m a k e lo ad ed .
T h o se w ish in g to go w ho
R ic h e y 's b ro th e r, M ilto n R o b in so n th e ir f u tu r e hom e.
h av e not m ad e a rr a n g e m e n t w ill be
an d M iss V ern a F ry e , of P o rtla n d
T h e la d le s of th e B a p tist Aid so ­ a c c o m m o d a te d by c a llin g at th e O u t­
W illiam S ile r, a fo rm e r re s id e n t of ciety h eld an a ll-d a y m e e tin g at th e lo o k office b e fo re F rid a y .
tills place, d ied at G ood S a m a rita n P le a s a u t H om e B ap tist c h u rc h T h u r s ­
A te le g ra m w as receiv ed to d ay by
h o sp ita l. T h u rs d a y of la s t w eek. Mr. day
W F H oney, fro m h is son J o h n , w ho
S lie r w as an old s o ld ie r a n d w as ag ed
Miss
M abel
Ja c o b s, w ho is in is w ith th e “ F rie n d s o f F r a n c e ” in
7tl y ears, l ’is re m a in s w ere se n t to tr a iu lu g at th e M u ltn o m ah h o sp ita l, New Y ork C ity. Jo h n h ad ap p lie d 'o
h is hom e at O la.ley . D o u g las c o u n ty . w as th e g u e st of h e r a u n t, M rs E lla th e a u th o r itie s
fo r a p a s s p o rt to
O reg o u , fo r b u ria l
F ra n c e , w h e re h e e x p ects to be e n ­
S c h n e id e r, W ed n esd ay .
T h e M isses H erk e g av e a fa re w e ll
Miss H ild a B ey er w ill g iv e a m u ­ g ag ed in th e a m b u la n c e c o rp s, b u t he
p a rty lust S a tu rd a y e v e n in g to Mias sical r e c ita l on th e law n a t h e r h om e w as to ld th a t his re le a se by th e local
N een a Jo y , w ho le ft th is w eek fo r S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , S ept I. T h e p ro ­ e x e m p tio n b o a rd w o u ld he n ec e ssa ry .
C a rm e l. C a lifo rn ia , a n d Miss J u d ith g ra m w ill co m m en ce at 8 :3 0 E v e ry ­ T h is w as o b ta in e d a n d It Is p re s u m e d
Jo y . w ho w eut to L yle, W a sh in g to n , body w elcom e.
th e p a s s p o rt w ill be fo rth c o m in g
to te a c h sch o o l. T h e re w ere fo rty
T h e e x e m p tio n b o a rd fo r th e prt
p re s e n t a n d n v ery e n jo y a b le e v e n ­
Dally F a ir O u tlo o k .
c ln c ts In th is se c tio n of th e county is
T h e O u tlo o k
w ill Issu e a F a ir
ing w as s p e n t a n d w ill b e lo n g r e ­
co m p rise d of S h eriff H u r lb u r t. C o u n ­
m e m b ered by th o se w ho p a rtic ip a te d D ally on th e live d ay s of th e fa ir ty C le rk B ev erid g e a n d D r M cK ay
, D is trib u te d fre e on th e f a ir g ro u n d s
in th e a lta lr .
' A sp le n d id
a d v e rtis in g
m ed iu m
P la n s a re u n d e r w ay fo r a g ir ls ’
N ick S tlu e r h ad th e m is fo r tu n e to S p eak fo r sp ace.
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c o n fe re n c e , u n d e r p ro p e r le a d e rsh ip ,
o f g irls fro m th e S u n d ay sch o o ls of
e a s te rn M u ltn o m a h , w hich w ill be
h e ld In th e G re sh a m
M eth o d ist
E p isco p al c h u rc h on S a tu rd a y . S ept.
8. All g irls b etw een th e ag e s of 14
a u d 20 a re e lig ib le to a tte n d an d a re
co rd ially in v ite d
S ince th e g irls of
th e G re sh a m S u n d ay sch o o ls a re to
be th e h o ste sse s, a m e e tin g h as bee i
ca lle d fo r T u e sd a y e v e n in g . S ep, I.
to m a k e final a rr a n g e m e n ts
Miss
W in ifre d St C la ir is vice p re s id e n t
GET THEM NOW !
of th e e a s te rn M u ltn o m a h su b d is ­
tr ic t
M rs In ez M iller h a s been
Those Jara in which to Salt
ch o sen as c h a p e ro n e fo r th e c o n fe r­
Down your Beans, Cucumb­
en ce an d to h av e o v e rs ig h t of th e a r ­
ra n g e m e n ts
Get one of those Rubberized Water-Proof
School Bags Free
• Stone Jars
or without lids.
T ailo rin g
For
m en
an d
w om en cle a n in g ,
p re s sin g an d re p a irin g d o n e w ell.
P e te r L e n a rd . P o w ell s tre e t.
S u b sc rib e fo r th e O u tlo o k fo r " th e
b o y ." It w ill follow h im to th e ca m p
a n d its tw lce-a-w eek v is its w ill be
Ju s t lik e le tte r s fro m h o m e
lA v e r T ro u b le .
Phone 661
A IG IS T
31,
1W17
The Oregon
GRESHAM PEOPLE
fair chautauqua
AND HAPPENINGS
ls A SURE SI)CCESS Agricultural College
AND
ers and Other Pickles. We
have them in all sizes, with
FR ID A Y ,
" I am b o th e re d w ith liv e r tr o u b le I
a b o u t tw ice a y e a r." w rite s Jo e D in g ­
m an . W e b ste r C ity. Iow a
"I hav e
p a in s in my sid e a n d back an d an
aw fu l so re n e ss in my sto m a c h
I
h e a rd o f C h a m b e rla in s T a b le ts and
tr ie d th e m
By th e tim e 1 h a d used :
h a lf a b o ttle o f th e m 1 w as feelin g I
fine a n d h ad no sig n s of p a in ." Ob- j
ta ln a b le e v e ry w h e re
P. A
AUCTIONEER
Where trained epeciahete with modern lab
eratortea and edeqaate equipm ent glee »»•
C o u n ty fa ir c o n d itio n s h a v e been •tru ctlon leading te eallegiate degree* In U e
fallow ing eehvoln:
p ro g re ssin g fa v o ra b ly all th is w eek
A O B IC U L TU B B . with 1ft departm ent*;
COMMERCE with ft departm ents;
an d as th e o p e n in g day g e ts n e a re r
B N G IN E B BIN O . with ft d e p a r ta e a te . ta ­
th e r e is m o re of a ru s h in e v ery lin e el« ding Civil, Eleetrieal H ighway. Industrial
A /U Irrigation aad tfeahaniaal E ngineering;
of th e f a ir ’s b u sin ess.
r ORE ST BY, la el* d la g Logging Engineer
T h e a n n o u n c e m e n ts m a d e so o fte n
lag
th a t sto c k e n tr ie s m u st he m ad e b y
BOMB BCOWOMICI with ft major d e p a it
S u n d ay ev e n in g nex t a re h a v in g th e ir a e n ta . including traiajag ta the P ractise
H o u se ;
effect.
More th a n 50 h o rse e n tr ie s
M INING, with three d ep aitm eale. iaeiad
w ere m ad e th is w eek a n d a b o u t an l a g Chemical Engineering
PHARMACY
eq u a l n u m b e r of c a ttle s ta lls hav e
THB SCHOOL OP MU BIO, offer* t* * u « e
been re s e rv e d
So fa r th e sh e e p an d Hen la the prlnclpa^ departm ents • / vecai
sw in e e n tr ie s a re v e r y f e w , but t h e y and ‘n etn iin eotai musts
THE M ILITARY DBPARTM BHT, earelled
all com e u n d e r th e sam e ten day in
i 1U05 cadets la 1910-1T, and wen recom oiea
ad v a n c e lim it.
dation for O A O. from the W estern D ep ait
The
la ir
s e c re ta ry
will be in m ent of the U 8 War D epartm ent ae one of
G resh am all d ay S a tu r d a y anil on the fifteen *‘dietinguiehed in stitu tion s*' ef
S u n d ay to ta k e e n tr ie s in th e liv e ­ higher learning Ail cadets will he furnished
sto ck d iv isio n s.
H e m ay be eusily com plete anlform e by the U S Gevernnient
fo u n d e ith e r at th e O u tlo o k office, at aad the junior and sedtar cadets, enrolled in
the R O. T. 0 ., w ill be given com m utation for
h o m e o r on th e fa ir g ro u n d s . P o u l­ su bsisten ce, as well ae all transportation and 1
try e n tr ie s a re not re q u ire d at th is su b sisten ce at the six w eek s’ S u m m e r oam-p
R EG ISTRATION B EG IN S OCTOBER 8,
tim e, n o r a re any o th e rs , h u t can he
1017
Inform ation on request
Address,
m ad e at any tim e
R egistrar,
Oregon
A gricultural
College,
III re g a rd to th e sp ecial p re m iu m s O orvallif. Oregon.
in D ivision O: It will be no'ted th a t
th e r e is a s ilv e r m ed al o ffered fo r th e
c h a m p io n cow of all b re e d s
E n trie s
fo r th e m edal c a n n o t be m ad e u n til
th e n u m b e r of ch a m p io n cow s a re d e ­
te rm in e d .
A fte r th e ju d g e s hav e
m ad e th e ir a w a rd s th e o w n e rs of th e
c h a m p io n s m ay e n te r fo r th e m edal
an d th e best o n e will he a w a rd e d th e
prize.
F o r all th e sp ecial p re m iu m s th e r e
will he an o p p o rtu n ity fo r e x h ib ito rs
to m ak e a second e n tr y a f t e r th e
r e g u la r ju d g in g c o n te s t Is o v e r F o r
th e eo p iter coffee u rn , fo r in s ta n c e ,
th o se c o m p e tin g m ay e n te r th e ir a r ­
tic le s It, th e D om estic S cience divi
aion a n d a f te r th e ju d g e s a re th r o u g h
th e y w ill he p e rm itte d to assem b le
th e ir goo d s in c o m p e titio n fo r tin-
p re m iu m
But a s e p a r a te e n try l'<■ •
w ill be re q u ire d in o r d e r io co m p ete
fo r th e sp ecial p re m iu m s
T in t en
tr ie s sh o u ld he m ade in tim e to pre
vent c o n fiirio n . E xcept fo r ch a m p io n
sto ck tin- cm ri<e may be m arie b efo re
th e f a ir o p en s.
No p re m iu m s will
h e given o u t in D ivision <) u n le ss i
th e r e a re e n tr ie s m ade.
T he
E conom y
fru it ja r s to In-
a w a rd e d by W a d h a m s K- K e rr B ros
a re of th e v a lu e of $1 o n ly , in s te a d
o f ' $3 a s p u b lish e d in th e p rem iu m
list. T h is m ista k e will he rectified
by th e c le r k s at th e fa ir office w hen
e n tr ie s a re offered.
T h e C h a u ta u q u a fe a tu r e s a re be­
c o m in g know n am i th e r e a re d aily
a p p lic a tio n s fo r p laces oh th e p ro ­
g ra m . S ev eral of th e b e st h a v e been
liste d a n d hut tw o o r th r e e m o re
n u m b e rs a re need ed to g u a r a n te e a
fu ll ev e n in g e n te r ta in m e n t
of th e
best ta le n t to be hud
An effort is
b e l,‘K raa<le to
tw o ° f tb e b e s'
o ra to rs in O regon.
If th e effort is
su c c e ssfu l th e r e w ill be th e best a r ­
ray of ta le n t ou th e fa ir c h a u ta u q u a |
s ta g e e v e r seen o r h e a rd ill G re sh a m . |
W o rk on th e g ro u n d s w ill b e g i n i
In e a rn e s t n ext w eek. T h e re w ill be
so m e new e le c tric w irin g , so m e new
w a te r p ipe to be laid a n d a ll th e dec­
o r a tio n s to put up. T h e pav ilio n bus
bevn Btvept o u t a n d
th e v a rio u s
g ra n g e c o m m itte e s w ill b e a s s e m b ­
lin g n ext w eek to d e c o ra te th e ir
b o o th s.
O th e rs
w ho
h a v e b o o th
co n cessio n sp aces w ill a lso be h e re to
p re p a r e fo r th e fa ir, an d c o m m e n c ­
ing n e n w eek th e f a ir g ro u n d s w ill
b egin to ta k e on life.
T h e b o a rd of d ire c to rs w ill hold a
m e e tin g n ext M onday a fte rn o o n at
th e office of C o u n ty A gent H all.
T h o se hav ing an y b u sin e ss o r s u g ­
g e stio n s to m a k e a re re q u e s te d to be
th e re .
KLINE
L ive Stock and R eal E state
T w e n ty -liv e y e a rs in E a st a n d
W illa m e tte V alley. W ill be g la d
to c o n s u lt you ou au y sa le s you
in te n d to hold. R a te s re a s o n a b le .
501 tilisa n S treet, P ortlam l.
P h o n e B ro a d w a y 620
A Big Ice Cream Lunch
Is just the diet you
ueed
hut
be s u re i t
fa
Weatherly Ice Cream
E at a p la te a day at
BELT’S CONFECTIONERY
1
Mr. Dairyman:
If you h a v e a Silo an d a r e c o n ­
te m p la tin g b u y in g a c u tt e r a n d
e n g in e it w ill lie to y o u r a d v a n t­
ag e to gel my p rices on
6 h.p. Fairbanks’ Engines
h o u g h , a , old p rice, o n ly tw o left.
SH O ES
M en ’s
M en’s
M en 's
M en ’s
M en ’s
B oys’
B oys’
H ig h C u t
» 5 .0 « to*8.5O
W o rk S hoes. * 3 .3 « to * 3 .« «
D ress S hoes * 3 .3 « to * « .« «
E lk S k in S hoes * 2 .3 « to *3
T e n n is S hoes
•««
T e n n is S hoes.
.85
S h o es
* 3 .« « to * 3 .2 5
Also 5 0 0 lb. and 1000 lb.
Fairbanks' Platform Scales
A d d ress
GEO. H. CHAMBERLAIN
Shoe Repairing a Specialty
GRESHAM SHOE SHOP
< a ll C o rb e tt « « I ,
CARL DAHL
C o rb e tt, O re .
*
I a CH A M E R IC A N
'OLLAR ISA SOLDIER
OF FORTUNE!
D e p e n d a b le H a rd w a re is o n e of th e Best In v e st­
m e n ts th a t ever in te re ste d a d o lla r of a n y m a n 's m o n ey .
Doesn’t this Offer Interest You?
W e tte r’s A c tiv e P ol T o p R a n g e
B ridge B each Blue E n a m e l
U n iv e rsa l C o m b in a tio n
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$ 4 3 .0 0
80.00
100.00
L. L. K ID D E R H D W . C O .
GRESHAM ,
OREGON
OUR FRESH-BAKED
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delicacies will keep well to the
n ex t m eal. If y o u ’ve d esp aired
of g ettin g an exact d u p lic ate of
y o u r best hom e cooking, its
because you’ve overlooked th is
b ak ery .
We can prove th a t
by on e tria l.
CITY BAKERY
GRESHAM
HOMEMADE
n
Phone 11
SAUSAGE
If you h av e
Fresh Cows, Beef of Any Kind
Veal Calves, Hogs, Chickens
TO HELL, SEE
Thousands
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DIETL, Prop
S A N IT A R Y
P h o n e 881
M A R K ET
M ain S t.
Grewhixui
Fresh Ground Bone for Chickens
FRESH AND CURED MEATS,
LARD, ETC.
Have Found It Out
Columbia Beach is the Finest
Romping Place for “ Kid­
dies” in the Northwest.
LABOR DAY, SEPT. 3
Take them out any afternoon
Take them out every Saturday.
P a c k th e fam ily lu n c h b a s k e t a n d
sp e n d a ll d ay S u n d ay th e re .
C h ild ren under 12 ad m itted free.
Beat bathing beach in Oregou.
Dancing every evening aud all
day Sunday.
Take Vancouver trains at Sec
ond and Washington
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I his Institution Will Be Closed All Day
lavlvor iiicuu-. » e rtic e .
It is n e v e r » h o lly -.elff-.li.
O u r ro iiiiiiu tu ty .
- t a lc an d n a tio n in tu r n -h a rt- iu th e lie iie flin w h ic h com e to In ­
d iv id u a l*, a» th e re s u lt o f to il.
I .a h .tr Day th i» yeai
4 m e rit an |MW>|ile.
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lie»peaks th e g r a tiiu d e
unusual
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fo r
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o f a ll fo r tl»e e fflu e n t la b o r o f each.
T h e b u rd e n o f »ncceas in s o m e m e a s u re rests u,ton e v e ry in d i­
v id u a l.
S o ld ie r. S a ilo r, F a r m e r . W o r k m a n , P A T R I O T * A L L .
F IR ST S T A T E
G re s h a m .
O reg o n .
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