Gresham outlook., October 09, 1917, Image 1

G resham O utlook
T W IC E
W EEK
VOL
7,
NO
64
GRESHAM,
INCOME TAX
FOREST JENNE
WRITES FROM
CONFRONTS
THE NATION CAMP GREENE
TO BE
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Annual
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235
295
355
425
495
570
650
730
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335
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535
610
600
770
T h e list c o n tin u e s up to ten m il-
lions w hich Is th e incom e of p o ssib ly
a few p e rso n s In th is c o u n try .
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im v tii: Bin.i.
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It« «1 < ra w .
Mrs. G. W S ta p le to n , G W
S ta p le to n , M rs
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H u g h es.
M rs J N Clanahan. V W
M etzg.-r, Mrs
Mary L eslie.
Mrs. A nna I in d q u ls t, M rs
H e ste r L aw ren ce. M rs E liza
.M etzger, Mrs. N ellie R o b erts.
M rs. C a rrie C a m e ro n . Miss
L eila G ibbs. M rs L o u isa R
B rovin. Mrs C liffo rd K ern .
Mrs C. M K e n n y , M rs L. P.
C h len e. Miss E s th e r E lfo rd ,
Mrs W R. B u rk e , M rs N ora
W ith ro w . Mrs L ena C. St
C la ir. Miss A n n a b e lle M cAl­
lis te r, Dr. Geo In g lis, Mrs.
G eo In g lis, H L. Bt. C lair,
J a s W a rre ll, W in n lfre d O s­
b o rn ,
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K irk w o o d , BenJ.
C a n te ro n , O live M E k stro m ,
H elen H oss, E L. T h o rp e ,
t r a n k Jo n e s. M rs E lla H e n s­
ley. M rs. C. O . B ra n so n , Miss
M abel In g lis,
Mrs. E u n ice
S tr a tto n ,
W a lte r
M etzger,
Geo. F
H oney, D r H. H
H u g h e s. J. A. P a te n e a u d e .
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COUNTY,
OREGON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1917
JClir H irto i s (Boal
T hey w in w ho b ra v e ly fro n t th e s trif e .
A nd th ey w ho calm ly w atch a u d w ait:
W ho nobly bide an d b ear, th r o u g h life,
T h e sm ile o f sc o rn , tlie c u rs e of h ate.
$1.50
PER
YEAR
I LEAST PROFIT NATION-WIDE
i SEASON MEANS C A M P A IG N
MORE EFFORT FOR NEW FUND
t) u r re a d e r s a re d eeply in te re s te d !
W hose luw is yet a s tro n g e r c h a in
in all th e boys w ho h av e g o n e to th e
T h a u bon d s, w h ere ta sk -m e n sit ab o v e:
se rv ic e of th e n a tio n fro m th is com - |
Wiio less th a n sm ile, and yet re s tra in
m u n lty , an d will be g lad to re a d th e
T h e ir fo em eu by llte s tr e n g th of love.
fo llo w in g le tte r fro m F o re s t J e u n e
to ills p a re n ts , Mr. an d Mrs. E. 8.
God In each h e a rt, G od on each to n g u e ,
le n n e . F o re s t Is w ith th e E n g in e e rs '
God in th e e a rn e s t deed au d th o u g h t,
co rp s a n d is in tr a in in g a t C am p
S u b llm e r fa r th a n ste e l, h a th t i l i n g
G reen e. N o rth C a ro lin a . T h e le tte r 1
T o d u st th e c h a in s by ty r a n ts w ro u g h t.
w as w ritte n on a re c e n t S u n d ay af- }
te rn o o n .
O ccasion is th e ir b a ttle ' tim e.
D ear F o lk s :
I'm to o fu ll fo r u t ­
T h e w orld th e i r cam p a n d te n te d Held,
te r a n c e b u t I g u ess 1 can w rite. I ’ve I
T lte lr foes, not m en , but g u ilt a n d crim e.
ju s t now finished th e d a n d ies! S o u th ­
T h e ir only m o tto : “ N ever Y ield "
e rn m eai a t a fam ily h o tel. H o n e s t­
S till c o n q u e rin g , by th e sim p lest te a r
ly, I d o n ’t see how it co u ld be done.
O r sm ile, th ey lead th e c a p tiv e soul,
H e re 's w h at we h a d : fried c h ic k e n ,
And o n ly triu m p h w hile th e y c h e e r
ro u st h a m , la rd e d yam s, m ash ed p o ­
T h e v a n q u is h e d to th e v ic to r's goal.
ta to e s a n d g rav y , c o rn , b ean s a n d ,
E. L. T.
p eas, b is c u it, lig h t b read an d b u tte r,
ice cre a m , s a la d a n d c a k e an d all fo r
50 c e n ts. C an you im a g in e w h at 1
ilid to th a t m eal?
W ell it w ould BEST FOOTBALL PLAYER
EDGAR J SNOW DEAD,
ta k e se v e ra l p ag es to d esc rib e all th e
MAY NEVER PLAY AGAIN
FUNERAL HELD TODAY
c a s u a litie s am o n g th e e a ta b le s , but
E d g a r J. Snow , well k n o w n at
G len n M cC orm ick, w ho w as s e r i­
I'll ju s t say th a t now my u n ifo rm is
ously
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w
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u n c o m fo rta b ly
tig h t
a ro u n d
my
G resliam h ig h school fo o tb a ll team hom e
in M etzger, on th e O regon
e q u a to r.
I w ent to th e S econd P re s b y te ria n a g a in s t th a t of th e F ra n k lin h ig h i E le c tric lin e, lust S a tu rd a y . H is ag e
c h u rc h th is m o rn in g . H eard a fine sch o o l o f P o rtla n d , S e p te m b e r 28. w as 76.
se rm o n a n d m et so m e o f th e finest w as o p e ra te d upon a t th e Good S a­
W itile liv in g n e a r F airview fo r a
peo p le it lias been my p le a s u re to m a r ita n h o sp ita l by Dr. J. M. S h o rt
n u m b e r of y e a rs tie w as in th e e m ­
last
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m eet an y p lace. T h e Second P re s b y ­
ploy of th e O.- W R & N. Co. as He
te ria n c h u rc h is Dr. B oyd’s o ld to sew all th e lig a m e n ts anil te n d o n s
in sp e c to r. T h a t w as w hen T ro u td a le
c
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g
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an
d
lo
w
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c h u rc h .
He h ad c h a rg e h e re fo r a
au d F airv iew w ere c e n te rs of tile tie
n u m b e r of y e a rs b efo re g o in g w est. bones o f th e left leg.
in d u s try from m o re th a n a dozen
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I w ent to a c h u rc h re c e p tio n last
saw m ills of M u ltn o m ah an d C la c k a ­
tlie
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ex
p
ected
to
be
a
b
le
to
n ig h t a n d find th a t tlie rig h t k in d of
m as c o u n tie s
A fte r th a t in d u s try
peo p le a re ju s t as h o sp ita b le as cun re tu rn to sch o o l in th e c o u rs e o f tw o
died he m oved to M etzger. He hud
o
r
th
r
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w
eeks.
be If von act rig h t an d know how to
T h e re is a p o ssib ility th a t h is leg lived in O reg o n a b o u t 30 years.
tu k e th e m . T h a t stu ff a b o u t th e
Mr. Snow w as b o rn In O sw ego,
n
e
v
e r w ill be very s tro n g a g a in uud
po o r tr e a tm e n t of s o ld ie rs a p p lie s to
N. Y . in 1841. He e n liste d O cto b er
in
all
p
ro
b
a
b
ility
he
w
ill
be
u
n
a
b
le
p o o r s o ld ie rs o n ly .
N o th in g co u ld
15, 1801, a n d serv ed th r o u g h o u t th e
be b e tte r th a n th e ir tr e a tm e n t o f th e to play fo o tb a ll in th e fu tu re .
Civil W ar.
He fo u g h t in a n u m b e r
"M
a
c
,"
as
his
Irle
n
d
s
call
him
,
w
as
P o rtla n d boys. W e h av e th e r e p u ta ­
of tlie b lo o d ie st b a ttle s of th e w ar,
G
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r.
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co
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ld
tion o f b ein g th e m ost g e n tle m a n ly
in c lu d in g S h ilo h , C h a ttu u o o g a uud
b u tta tio n in tlie cam p , an d w hen you o u tr u n an y o th e r p la y e r in M u ltn o ­
in N ovem ber, 1804,
m ah c o u n ty as he d e m o n s tra te d by ( M u rfre e sb o ro
say you a re from P o rtla n d , th e d o o rs
d is ta n c in g F r a n k lin 's fa s te s t s p r in t- Mr. Snow w as c a p tu re d by F o r r e s t’s
o pen to you im m e d ia te ly .
,
er.
II.- ...H id kick a goal b e tte r g u e rilla s at S p rin g H ill. T en t. . and
I'v e bad ju s t o n e le t te r fro m hom e.
th a n an y o th e r m an on tlie G rev k a« ' ‘ pent th e last n in e m o u th s ol th e w ar
• * * * I w as g lad to get th a t le t­
(pun)
In A n d e rso n v ille p r is o n , [n o to rio u s
te r fro m M am m a y e ste rd a y . I ’m so
T h e O u tlo o k hopes th a t he w ill re fo r 'tie
In h u m a n
tr e a tm e n t given
glad you a re well a n d co m in g alo n g
g ain his o ld tim e h e a lth an d be a b le p riso n e rs .
all rig h t.
It p leases m e beyond
to play w ith th e boys a g a in , us Ills
An In te re s tin g in c id en t of Mr.
w ords to know th a t you a re le a rn in g
r n of his
q u ittin g th e g am e will leav e th e S n o w ’s life was th e re tu rn
to d riv e t h e H up
I su p p o se th a t I'll
B ible, w hich w as lost on th e b a ttle ­
h
ig
h
team
III a w eak en ed
G
resh
am
be o u t o f a jo b w hen I g et h om e
field at th e tim e he w as c a p tu re d In
W ell, I'll be c o n te n t to rid e in th e co n d itio n .
1914, u fte r 50 y e a rs b ad e la p s e d , he
In
s
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a
k
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of
“
M
ac’s
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a
b
ility
as
back se a t if you w ill do a n ice jo b
received th e lost B ible th r o u g h th e
of d riv in g
H ave you had any p u n c ­ a p la y e r th e E sta c a d a P ro g re ss said
of th e g a m e betw een E sta c a d a an d m alls. It had fallen In to th e h a n d s
tu r e s y e t?
of a N o rth e rn
s o ld ie r,
w hose d e ­
I h av e receiv ed th e O u tlo o k r e g u ­ G re sh a m h ig h last y e a r: " E v e r y ­
s c e n d a n ts re tu rn e d It to Mr. Snow
th
in
g
w
as
g
o
in
g
w
ell
fo
r
o
u
r
boys
in
la rly sin ce co m in g an d I w ish you
w ith th e sco re fi to n a f t e r h av in g e sta b lish e d his id e n tity
w ould call up Mr. St. C la ir an d th a n k th e first h a lf
in
th
e
ir
fav
o
r.
T h en G resh am p u t th ro u g h th e P en sio n B u reau .
him fo r his p ro m p tn e ss an d tell him
" G ra n d p a S n o w ," as h e w as called
th a t as soon as i g et tim e I'll w rite ln a fe ,l° w ' M cC orm ick by n am e,
by h is fr ie n d s and n e ig h b o rs, n e v er
w
ho
co
u
ld
o
u
tr
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n
an
y
d
e
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r
e
v
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r
let
him a fe tte r fo r h is c o lu m n s. * *
W hat he
loose In C la c k a m a s co u n ty . T w o re fu se d to g ra n t a fav o r.
F O R E S T JE N N E
to u c h d o w n s a n d a g o al k ick ed by hud he s h a r e d fre e ly ; w hen offered
him won th e g am e in th e seco n d h a lf p ay m en t fo r a n y th in g he had g iv en ,
DICK WERNER ACTIVE
lie a lw a y s re p lie d , "N o. if you w ant
fo
r G re s h a m .”
IN HIS NEW LOCATION
to pay fo r a n y th in g y o u ’ll hav e to go
R ic h a rd .1 W e rn e r, b e tte r k n o w n
so m e w h e re e ls e .”
WRECK AT TROUTDALE
as " D ie s ," an il w ho w as re c e n tly giv- !
Mr. S n o w 's w ife died in 1915. He
YESTERDAY MORNING
• n th e post o f c o u n ty a g e n t o f C la c k ­
leaves tw o c h ild re n , Mrs. F a n n ie F.
a m a s c o u n ty , h as been k eep in g up
A w reck o c c u rre d y e ste rd a y fo re
D unlun, of 4627
S ev en ty -seco n d
his c a m p a ig n of p u b lic ity sin ce le a v ­ noon at a b o u t lb o 'c lo c k , on th e O s tre e t S o u th e a s t, P o rtla n d , anil H ar-
ing G re sh a m fo r his new field.
W It A N. tra c k at th e M cG innis old Snow , of San F ra n c isc o ; a lso tw o
C la c k a m a s co u n ty p a p e rs co m in g c ro ssin g n e a r T ro u td a le .
An e a st- s is te r s und o n e b ro th e r,
to th e O u tlo o k 's desk
all c o n ta in h ound fre ig h t w as ta k in g on w a te r.
Mr. Snow w as a m e m b e r of th e Ma-
*
good, re a d a b le a rtic le s fo r th e g u ld - w hen a n o th e r e a st-b o u n d
fre ig h t so n ic lodge a t T ro u td a le , O reg o n , an d
an ce of th e fa rm e r w ritte n by D ick, c ra s h e d In to tlie cab b o o se, w re c k in g of G ord o n G ra n g e P ost. G ran d A rm y
h im self.
T h ey w ere u n til re c e n tly an d s e ttin g (Ire to it an d to th e th r e e of th e R ep u b lic,
th e p e rq u is ite s o f th e O u tlo o k fro m c a rs a h e a d , h u rtlin g th e m an d th e ir
T h e fu n e r a l w as held from th e
tlie c o u n ty a g e n t’s office h e re , fo r c o n te n ts co m p letely .
ch ap el of W ilson A B oss, at E h s I
: Dick kn o w s how to w rite a gtxxl s to ry
T h e b u rn e d c a rs c o n ta in e d th e S ev en th an d M u ltn o m ah s tre e ts , at
1
an d is k e e p in g up Ills cu sto m In his h o u se h o ld g o ods an d sto c k of th r e e 2 o ’clock th is a fte rn o o n , w ith I n te r ­
new field.
fa m ilie s. P e rh a p s th e h e a v ie st lo ser. m ent In th e M asonic c e m e te ry on the
S in ce tie left G re sh a m th e r e h as a sid e fro m th e ra ilro a d co m p an y , w as S andy b o u le v a rd .
been a sc a rc ity o f su ch fa rm n o te s J E. C ra b tr e e , w ho w as m oving from
from Glut wourep in th is v icin ity a n d T u r n e r t o lo n e , u n d w ho w as h im se lf STORE TO BE MOVED
th coUiiiv a g e n t’s office seem s r a t h e r In ju re d a n d ta k e n to a P o rtla n d h o s­
FOR GREATER SAFETY
d u ll w ith o u t Its fo rm e r lively a s s is t­ p ita l. Mr C ra b tr e e lost seven h o rses,
R o a d m u s te r Yeon y e ste rd a y was
a n t. Mr. H a ll's d u tie s a re too m any fo u r cow s, elev en pigs, a Ho. k of tu r-
to t h im to ta k e tlie n ec e ssa ry tim e to kevs, c h ic k e n s uud a b o u t a dozen d ire c te d by th e B oard of C o u n ty
w rite n e w sp a p e r a rtic le s , but th o s e c a n a rie s
H is d a u g h te r , Ix ire tta , w ho C o m m iss io n e rs to n e g o tia te w ith H ol­
sam e a rtic le s a re th e best k in d of was w ith him . w as u n in ju re d . It is la n d 8. T ru e fo r th e a c q u is itio n of
fe in i li te r a tu r e a n d . w hen p re s e n te d th o u g h t th a t Mr. C ra b tr e e 's In ju rie s th e lan d o ccupied by T r u e ’s s to re ut
by c o m p e te n t a u th o r ity a re v ery val- a re not s e rio u s
Ills d a u g h te r left a d a n g e ro u s c u rv e In th e C o lu m b ia
tt M e to be fa rm in g In d u s try .
A ny­ In th e e v e n in g fo r Io n e to Join h e r R iv er H ig h w ay at S p rin g d a le . If th e
lau d c a n n o t he a c q u ire d re a s o n a b ly ,
how h e re 's su ccess to Dick In his m o th e r an d th e rest of th e fam ily
new lo c a tio n , co u p led w ith th e h ope
A n o th e r lo ser fro m th e a c c id e n t th e c o m m is sio n e rs w ill I n s titu te con-
th a t Mr. H all m ay soon be g iven an d fire w as a Mr W a rre n , w ho w as d e rn n a tlo n p ro c e e d in g s fo r its p u r-
a n o th e r a s s is ta n t w ho ra n fill his m o v in g fro m
H illsb o ro to e a s te rn c h ase.
It Is th e p u rp o se o f th e c o u n ty to
place.
O regon.
He was ta k in g new f u r n i­
p
u
rc
h a s e th e p ro p e rty from Mr. T ru e .
tu r e w ith w hich to fu rn is h a new
In s titu te at (ire s lia rn .
hom e
T h e n am e of th e th ird m an , ’ p ro v id e an o p e n -s ig h t c u rv e an d e lim ­
w hose p ro p e rty was d e stro y e d , co u ld in a te th e d a n g e r from th e o b s tru c tio n
A bout 6H te a c h e rs of th e r u r a l not he le a rn e d .
to view c a u se d by th e p resen ce of
sch o o ls o f th e ro u n ty m et on S a tu r ­
i T ru e 's s to re b u ild in g upon th e prop-
day w ith C o u n ty S chool S u p e rin te n ­ MISZ MILLINERY
I e rty im m e d ia te ly a d jo in in g th e bigh-
d e n t C W, A ld erso n a t th e p u b lic li­
OPEN ONE DAY WEEKLY *•> right-of-way.
b ra ry fo r an In s titu te .
F o llo w in g a
W f a th e r I <«recast.
ta lk by M r. A ld erso n , th e p ro g ra m
Miss Misz w ill be In G re sh a m on !
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o o n slsted o f a d d re s s e s by M iss W ood M onday o f each w eek, u n til f u r th e r '
n o tice, fo r m illin e r w ork
She w ill { Pacific C oast S ta te s E xcept occa-
on th e R e a d in g C ircle w o rk a n d Mr.
occupy th e Sell b u ild in g , next d o o r | a to n al ra in s on th e W a sh in g to n an d
C h u rc h ill on Food C o n se rv a tio n . T h e | O B e it’s c o n fe c tio n e ry
AdV.
: O reg o n c o a sts th e w e a th e r w ill be
n e c e ssity o f sa v in g m e a t an d flour
Pussugt* of I lie new w ar re v e n u e
bill by c o n g re s s on W e d n esd ay last
bus been th e c a u se of c o n sid e ra b le
in q u iry as to w hen its p ro v isio n s will
go in to effect.
C o n c e rn in g th e in co m e tax n o th in g
d e fin ite cun be sa id a t th is tim e. O th ­
e r fe a tu r e s of th e bill h av e been ex­
p la in e d as fa r as p o ssib le by M ilton
A. .Miller, c o lle c to r o f In te rn a l re v ­
e n u e at P o rtla n d . H e say s:
“ E v ery m a n u f a c tu r e r,
p ro d u c e r
an d d e a le r, w h e th e r w h o lesale o r r e ­
ta il, w ho had in sto c k an y c ig a rs, to ­
bacco, sn u ff, c ig a r e tte s an d c ig a r e tte
p a p e rs , is o b lig ed to ta k e an in v e n ­
to ry th e re o f, as of O cto b er 4, 1917,
a n d pay th e a d d itio n a l tax th e re o n
w ith in 30 d ay s a f t e r th e d a te of th e
p assa g e o f th e a c t (O c to b e r 3, 1 9 1 7 ).
T h e se in v e n to rie s , h o w ev er, a re not
to be s u b m itte d u n til p rin te d fo rm s
a re fu rn is h e d by th e D e p a rtm e n t fo r
th e p u rp o s e , a n d th e s e w ill, no d o u b t,
be re ad y fo r d is trib u tio n very s h o r t­
ly, b u t th e y m ust show th e s to rk a c ­
tu a lly on h a n d th e d a te th e law w ent
in to effect, an d th e a d d itio n a l tax will
be p a y a b le on th a t sto ck .
" T h e local office la w ith o u t a d v ice
as to th e in com e tax p ro v isio n s o f th e
new a c t, fro m w hich It Is c o n clu siv e
th a t r e tu r n s by ta x p a y e rs a re not r e ­
q u ire d at th is tim e. O b v io u sly , a r e ­
tu r n fo r incom e c a n n o t be m ad e u n til
a f t e r tlie d o s e o f th e y e a r, an d I am
s u re th a t no o n e affected by th is tax
will be re q u ire d to m a k e a re tu r n u n ­
til a f t e r D ecem ber 31. 1917. U n d er
all th e old in co m e tax law s, r e tu r n s
from in d iv id u a ls m ust be tiled on o r
b e fo re M arch 1 e ach y e a r, an d it is
re a s o n a b le to a ss u m e th a t th e sam e
re g u la tio n will a p p ly u n d e r th e new
a c t. M any p e rs o n s h av e a lre a d y
ca lle d in p erso n an d by te le p h o n e for
b la n k s upon w hich to su b m it th e ir
in cô m e re tu r n s on tlie a ss u m p tio n
th a t th ey m ust be (lied at o n ce.
I
s h a ll be g la d to k eep tlie ta x p a y e rs
in fo rm e d in th is c o n n e c tio n by r e ­
le a s in g th r o u g h th e p ress front tim e
Io tim e su ch d u ta a s w ill be of in t e r ­
est to th em .
" C o rp o r a tio n s w i l l u n q u e s t i o n a b l y
m a k e th e ir r e tu r n s fo r in co m e tax
as h e re to fo re .
“ S ta m p tax es a re not yet in effect,
an d th is is also tr u e as to ad m issio n
tax es on m oving p ic tu re sh o w s, c a b ­
a r e ts , e tc ."
W hile th e incom e tax will n o t af-
feet very m any p e rs o n s am o n g tlie
re a d e r s of th e O u tlo o k it is in te re s t-
Ing to know ju s t w hat th e p ro v isio n s
of th e law a re re g a r d in g th o se w hose
Incom es ra n g e a n y w h e re fro m $ 1 0 0 0
u p w a rd to ten m illio n s. T h e scheii-
ule is as fo llo w s:
FA X ES
MULTNOMAH
W ith th e high p rice of feed s tu rin g
W a sh in g to n , D. C., O c to b er 1,—
tlu ch ick e n g ro w e r in th e face he is S p ecial.— Jo h n N. W illys, p re sid e n t
a p t to th in k th a t h ig h -p ric e d eggs of th e W illy s-tlv e rlu n d co m p an y , has
w ill not p re v e n t Ititii fro m com ing ju s t been a p p o in te d by S e c re ta ry of
o u t loser. T h a t ju s t now is th e tim e W ar N ew ton D. B ak er a n d S e c re ta ry
of th e Navy Jo s e p h u s
D aniels us
of leust profit is not ta k e n in to c o n ­
c h a irm a n of an e x e cu tiv e c o m m itte e
s id e ra tio n by m an y , w hich ln som e w hich w ill d ire c t a n a tio n -w id e c a m ­
m e a s u re a c c o u n ts fo r th e g ro w in g p aig n fo r a W ar-C am p C o m m u n ity -
p rice of eg g s a n d th e d e s tru c tio n of R e c re a tio n F u n d
to re p re s e n t th e
m any sm a ll flocks of h en s w hich tr u e " S p irit of A m e ric a .”
H e w ill
th e ir o w n e r's a re not p re p a re d to ta k e c h a rg e a t on ce an d w ith in a few
feed u n til they can a g a in becom e d ay s will hav e h is a s s is ta n ts busy in
p ro fitab le.
ev ery p a rt of th e U n ited S tates.
B ut w ith th e h a n d ic a p o f high
T h is fu n d , w hich is b ein g ra ise d at
p rices fo r feed an d no p ro fits Just ut tlie su g g e s tio n of P re s id e n t W oodrow
th is tim e ol tlie y e a r, tlie person w ith W ilson, is to p ro v id e th e " r ig h t s o r t"
a Hoi k of c h ic k e n s may feel sa fe in of re c re a tio n fo r s o ld ie rs In th e com ­
his p ro fits next sp rin g if lie can o n ly m u n itie s n e a r th e new a n d old
hold on. T h e e a rly w in te r Is th e n a t­ cam ps. T h e w ork is not a re lig io u s
u ra l tim e fo r c u llin g in th e p o u ltry o ne, a n d u n lik e th a t of o th e r e x is t­
flock, a n d th a t tim e is so n e a r a t ing o rg a n iz a tio n s , is not co n d u c te d
h a n d th a t tlie on e w ho p ro ceed s c o r­ in sid e th e cam p s th e m se lv e s
rectly will be a lm o st s u r e to succeed.
It Is th e e s tim a tio n o f th o se in
S u rp lu s co c k e re ls sh o u ld be m a r ­ c h a rg e of th e w ork th a t $ 3 ,7 5 0 ,(Hitt
k e te d , e a te n o r c a n n e d . Such b ird s
$3.00 fo r every e n liste d m an will
if held w ill co n su m e feed an d becom e be n ec e ssa ry to m a in ta in th e w ork
a so u rc e of u n w a rra n te d ex p en se d u r ­ d u rin g th e co m in g y ear. T h e fund
ing th e d o rm a n t se a so n . O ne of th e w ill be a d m in is te re d by un o rg a n iz a ­
m ost e x p e rt
p o u ltry
ra is e rs g iv es tion affiliated w ith th e C o m m issio n s
so m e good ad v ice on how to hav e a on T ra in in g C am p A c tiv itie s of th e
p ay in g flock of hens. He sa y s:
W ar und Navy D e p a rtm e n ts.
If th e m ista k e bus been m ude of
T h e re c re u tio n u l fa c ilitie s of each
h o ld in g o v e r old liens o r cocks, th ey of th e c o m m u n itie s u re to be o rg a n ­
sh o u ld be sold. T hey u re c e rta in to ized u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of un e x p e r­
p ro v e a loss on th e in v e s tm e n t In th e ienced a g e n t s ta tio n e d in each w ar-
h om e flock u n less th e h en s a re ex cep ­ cum p c o m m u n ity . It will be th e duty
tio n a l p ro d u c e rs an d u re to be kept of th is uiuu und h is a s s is ta n ts to p ro ­
fo r tin- p ro d u c tio n o f eg g s fo r h a tc h ­ vide th e " r ig h t s o r t" of sociul c o n ta c t
ing. G e n e ra lly s p e a k in g , h o w ev er, It betw een th e s o ld ie rs anil th e people
is m ore eco n o m ical to hav e th e la y ­ of th e c o m m u n ity .
ing sto ck com posed of b ird s in th e ir
" T h e s p irit w ith w hich o u r so l­
first lay in g y ear.
d ie rs leav e A m erica, a n d tb e lr e f­
In se le c tin g p u lle ts fo r th e w in te r ficiency on th e b u ttle fr o n ts of E u ­
q u a r te r s a rig id c u llin g sh o u ld be r e ­ rope, will be v itally affected by th e
so rte d to.
Do not keep b ird s th u t c h a ra c te r o f th e e n v iro n m e n t s u r ­
h av e w eak s ta m in a o r u re in any way ro u n d in g
our
m ilita ry
tr a in in g
d e fo rm e d . Such b ird s w ill n e c e s s a r­ c a m p s " , said
P re s id e n t W ilson In
ily be in f e rio r la y e rs an d If used in c o m m e n tin g upon " th e S p irit of A m ­
a u reed in g pen will p ro d u ce o ffsp rin g e ric a F u n d .”
lu ck in g in n a tu r a l vigor und w ill not
C lu b ro o m
fa c ilitie s fo r th e so l­
be re s is ta n t to su ch s p rin g tro u b le s d ie rs, u d e q u u te sle e p in g und reslu u -
as w h ite d ia r rh o e a , leg w eak n ess ra n t a c c o m m o d a tio n s, fa c ilitie s fo r
an d b ro n c h itis
(te se rv e p u lle ts th a t b a th in g , sw im m in g , b a se b a ll an d
u re a c tiv e und
m a n ife st
un a le r t, o th e r a th le tic g am es u re to be p ro ­
n e rv o u s te m p e ra m e n t.
A bright v ided. P u b lic re c e p tio n s fo r Incom ­
eye, deep buck an d a c h a ra c te ris tic ing s o ld ie rs w ill be te n d e re d , und un
s tr u t a re e s s e n tia ls in u good p ro ­ effo rt will be m ad e to h av e th e men
d u cer.
affiliute th e m se lv e s w ith th e c h u rc h ­
B efore p lacin g th e b ird s In th e es a n d rr a te rn u l o rg a n iz a tio n s in
luying q u a r te r s d u e p re p a ra tio n s w hich th ey hold m e m b ersh ip .
sh o u ld be m ude. A good co at of
C o m m u n ity c o n c e rts und e n te r ­
w h itew ash will im p ro v e th e u p p eu r- ta in m e n ts w ill be a rr a n g e d , und ev­
un ce of th e b o u se und will te n d to ery effort m ude to b rin g th e civ ilia n s
offset any d ise a se g e rm s th a t may und s o ld ie rs to g e th e r. S pecial fa c ili­
lx lu r k in g in som e d a rk crev ice. It tie s will be em p lo y ed to see th u t r e l­
is re co m m en d ed th a t a b o u t th r e e a tiv e s of th e s o ld ie rs v isitin g th e city
q u a r ts ç f k e ro s e n e oil be placed in a re given p ro p e r c a re .
fifteen q u a r ts of th e w ash fo r th e
It will n o t be th e p u rp o s e of th e
p u rp o se of c o m b a tin g red m ites.
a ss o c ia tio n to c o m p ete In any way
D u rin g th e w in te r a n d e a rly sp rin g w ith w holesom e p laces o f c n te r lu ln -
seuHon th e r e is e n tire ly too m uch j m ent a lre a d y In o p e ra tio n , hut vlg-
t ro u b le in o u r p o u ltry Hocks fro m o ro u s e ffo rts will be m ad e to d o s e up
co ld s, ro u p , an d s im ila r re s p ira to ry all re s o rts of u n d e s ira b le c h a ra c te r,
d iseases. T h e se a re la rg e ly u re s u lt ,
>f d ra f ts in th e houses
It will pay EASTERN
MULTNOMAH
'lx- p o u ltry k e e p e r, th e r e fo re to „ a ll
LOSES AGED PIONEER
up an y c ra c k s in th e hack sid e and
ro o f of his h e n -h o u se
The community
was greatly
(s h o c k e d th is m o rn in g to le a rn of tlie
Do not crow d th e p o u ltry house.
F ro m tw o t o five s q u a r e feet of Hoor d e a th , ut an e a rly h o u r, o f W illiam
H u rrlso n B ond, w ho h as been a re s i­
sp a c e p er bird sh o u ld
he allow ed
T h e exact ra tio sh o u ld d ep en d upon d e n t of e a s te rn M u ltn o m ah fo r a h alf
His frie n d s knew
th e b reed a n d th e e x te n t of th e y a r d ­ century o r m o re
ing
As a ru le It will he fo u n d a d ­ th a t Mr. Bond w as in so m ew h at
visab le to allow ab o u t fo u r sq u a re feeb le h e a lth , hut none knew th u t
feet fo r tlie lig h te r b reed s, su ch us uny u n fa v o ra b le c o n d itio n b ad a rise n
a n d it w as not th o u g h t necessu ry to
Die le g h o rn s.
T h e re sh o u ld be u b o u t live o r six send fo r Ills d a u g h te r , M rs E lsie
In ch es i»f straw litte r placed in th e H a rris, w hose h om e is In P o rtla n d ,
M edical a tte n tio n
house.
T h e g ra in m ay he fed in u n til y e ste rd a y .
th is. T h e b ird s will s c ra tc h in th is
« u m m o n ed y e ste rd a y a n d It w as
a n il e x e r c is e w i l l be In d u ced c o u tln - ,h ,’u* h ’ th a t he w as su ffe rin g f r o n t
u ally .
In d ig e stio n .
M rs. H a rris c a re d fo r
_
.
, h e r f a th e r d u rin g th e n ig h t a u d ab o u t
S u n d ay S chool P ro g r a m .
seven o ’clock th is m o rn in g to ld Mrs
\ S u n d a y school p ro g ra m will be Bond th a t be seem ed to be b re a th in g
Klven at th e M eth o d ist
E piscopal u n n a tu r a lly . Mrs. Bond w ent to h is
c h u ri h next S u n d ay e v e n in g In th e room an d fo u n d him re s tin g , us sh e
A little la te r sh e fo u n d
p lace of th e re g u la r p re a c h in g serv - su p p o sed
I' •’
Live p a p e rs on S u n d ay school him In th e sa m e p o sitio n a n d th e n
to p ics will he given by th o s e In te r- d isco v ered th a t he h ad p assed q u ie t­
e sle d In th e a d v a n c e m e n t of th e ly aw ay.
B esides h is w idow , Mr. B ond Is
sch o o l und sp ecial m usic w ill en liv en
th e session. A full p ro g ra m w ill he su rv iv e d by a d a u g h te r , M rs H a rris
a l i e n in ih c next O u tlo o k .
an d a so n , S e rg e a n t Je w e ll Bond of
th e U n ited
S ta te s
R e g u la r A rm y,
M a rk e t H o u rs 4 hange.
s ta tio n e d a t A lcatrez, C a lifo rn ia .
On an d a f t e r O cto b er 1, th e G resh - T h e fu n e ra l a rr a n g e m e n ts w ill not
am M eat M ark et will clo se a t 6 :1 0 ! he a n n o u n c e d u n til w ord Is received
o 'clo ck
A fte r N o v em b er 1, th e clos- from S e rg e a n t Bond,
ing h o u r will he 6 o 'clo ck . R esid en ce •
p h o n e, 793.
S ince 1891, 3 0 ,0 0 0 m iles of fe n c ­
in g h a s been e re c te d In th e s ta te of
A. J. W. BROWN, Proprietor.
S o u th A u s tra lia fo r th e p u rp o se of
E v e rg re e n B lack het-rlex W a iltM l.
c o n tro llin g th e ra b b it pest
O ne h u n d re d to n s w a n te d a t once.
P o rtla n d p rices paid fo r b e rrie s and
A good assortment of used heat­
a p p le s
H om e P a c k in g C o., G re s h ­
ing stoves and ranges at L. L. Kidder
am . p hone 14 8.
Although the city of Panama Is a I fair with normal temperature
was emphasized The next institute
smopolitan
place, virtually
will be held in Gresham Noveber 3 co«moP°ll’*n H*»«
virtually every
every
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