Gresham outlook., October 12, 1917, Image 1

‘A Loan for Liberty. for Liberty Alone."
Second Liberty Loan of 1917 Now Open for Subscription.
Infor malien fu ir tille r of lie h e a l Pauls
Eu» a Fore' Now
G resham O utlook
VOL. 7, NO 65
GRESHAM
LEAGUE FOR ,
DAIRYMEN IN
FORMATION
T h e re
w ill
he a
m e e tin g
of
the
O regon D a iry League held in M et«
g e r’» h u ll
next
W ednesday
evening
LATE WILLIAM H BOND
BURIED AT GRESHAM
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY
OREGON
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1917
Everybody, Join the “Hoover Drive”
W illia m H a rris o n Bond was b o rn I
A p r il 8, 1841, at F a ir fie ld , Je ffe rso n
c o u n ty , Io w a .
He cam e to O regon i
w ith his p a re n ts when b u t 12 y e a rs !
o ld and s e ttle d n e ar Eugene w h ere j
he a tte n d e d school.
He cam e to 1
P o w e ll V a lle y a b o u t 187Ü and in th e
same
ye a r
m a rrie d
M iss
Susan I
C o ckle re a s o f C la cka m a s co u n ty.
T h e re were b o rn to th e m a son.
Jew el, and d a u g h te r. E lsie.
M rs. i
Bond die d in 1886 a t th e fa m ily
hom e in P o w e ll V a lle y .
M r. Bond m a rrie d , in 188a, M rs
H. 8. F orbes, o f Dam ascus.
T he
fa rm on w h ich th e fa m ily liv e d was
lo cated ab ou t fo u r m ile s east o f
G resha m and was o r ig in a lly ta k e n
up by M r. B on d's g ra n d fa th e r. John
Bond.
In 1804 the fa rm was sold and
It th e re w as e v e r a tim e to p r o v e o u r A m e ric a n is m now is
tile tim e .
• h it s o ld ie rs a te on th e b a ttle Inn- to h e lp o u r a llie s to m ake
th e w o r ld safe f o r D e m o cra cy.
N o t a ll ot its can se rve in tin - tre n c h e s o r ris k o u r liv e s go­
in g o v e r tin - to p across no m a il s la n d , lin t a ll o f us can ta k e
p a rt in
H o o v e r s D r iv e
to save w h e a t a n d m e a t, I m tt c r a m i
s u g a r t o r th e men w h o a re lig h t in g o u r b a ttle in E u ro p e .
VS e a re not a sked to .stint on t s e l ves o r go w it lio n t fo o d , h u t
s im p ly to eat w is e ly a n d w ith o u t w a ste , a n d to use s u b s titu te s
lo r bacon and ham . w h e a t fo o d s and o th e r c o n c e n tra te d fo o d s
th a t can re a d ily In- s h ip p e d across th e w a te r.
< hn- w h e a tle s s m eal a d a y , one m eatless d a y a w eek w il l
keep th e non e o m lm ta iits in E u ro p e fro m h a v in g e atless d a y s
m ost o f th e tim e .
Itc iiic m h e r th a t the p e rso n w h o w astes fo o d d u r in g w a r
tim e is g iv in g a id a n d c o m fo rt to th e e n e m y .
I h is w a r w i ll not lie w o n on th e b a ttle lin e a lo n e , h u t on th e
b re a d lin e as w e ll, a n d e v e ry one ot us eau he s o ld ie rs in th e
tig h t f o r c o n s e rv in g o u r fo o d su p p lie s.
P le d g e C a rd W e e k ta k e s p la ce b e tw e e n O c to b e r 21st a n d
2Nth.
E v e ry lo y a l h o u s e w ife sh o u ld he w il li n g a n d g la d to
p r o m is ......... -o p e ra tio n w ith th e F ood A d m in is tr a tio n D e p a rt
m e lit.
VV i- c a ll l e n d e r e tlie ie llt se rv ic e |>\ u s in g hom e g ro w n s u p ­
p lie s , w h ic h w ill save tr a n s p o r ta tio n , b y p r a c t ic in g th e gospel
o f tin - eh an p la te , by c o o k in g no m ore th a n n e cessary, by u s in g
c o rn o r r.ve b re a d fo r at least one meal each d a y , b y s u b s titu t­
in g c h ic k e n , r a b b it o r fish in p la ce ot heel a n d p o rk , b v b o ilin g
a n d b a k in g m ore a n d f r y in g less.
I lie u n ite d co o l'ililia te d e ffo r t o f th e N a tio n w ill w in th e
W a r. Do y o u r p a rt m id get o th e rs to d o lik e w is e .
a l 8 o ’clo ck.
Ila p u r pone w ill be to
c o n s id e r tlie fo rm a tio n o f a local
bra nch o f s to c k h o ld e rs o f th e cor
po ra t ion.
T h is is a new o rg a n iz a tio n , fo rm e d
aw its purpose in d ic a te s , " t o oppose
and p re ve n t m o n o p o ly In th e p ro d u c ­
tio n and sale o f m ilk , and to e n c o u r­
age c o m p e titio n th e re in and to pro
le d its s to c k h o ld e rs and th e con
sin n e rs o f m ilk a g a in st m o n o p o ly o r
any k in d o r n a tu re w h ere by the p ro ­
du cers o r con sum e rs o f m ilk are in ­
ju r io u s ly affected , to p ro m o te le g is ­
la tio n and board
of
h e a lth o rd i
nancess b e n e fic ia lly a ffe c tin g the in ­
terests o f its s to c k h o ld e rs who are
p ro d u ce rs o f m ilk f o r th e m e tro p o li
tan d is tr ic t and o th e r m a rk e ts , to
act as th e ir
agents
in m a rk e tin g
t h e ir p ro d u cts, and to c a rry on a ll
such business as its a rtic le s o f in ­
c o rp o ra tio n a u th o riz e .”
S h o u ld the d ire c to rs be u n ab le at
any tim e to n e g o tia te e q u ita b le c o n ­
d itio n s o f sale o f th e m ilk fro m the
local branches o f th e league at a
p rice p ro p o rtio n a te w ith the cost o f
p ro d u c tio n
o f p u re
u n a d u lte ra te d
m ilk pro du ced u n d e r c o n d itio n s to
f ile people o f the U n ite d S lates
p ro p e rly sa fe g u a rd th e p u b lic h e a lth ,
each m em b er s h a ll be so n o tifie d , and
ure asked io loan th e g o v e rn m e n t
In such an em e rge ncy It s h a ll be op ­
fo r w a r purposes In (he second lib ­
W IL L IA M 11 BO ND.
tio n a l w ith each local b ra nch o f the
e rty loan o f
1817
the a m o u n t of
league w h e th e r its m em bers m aun
M r. and
M rs. Bond rem oved io th re e b illio n d o lla rs .
fa c tu re th e ir m ilk at hom e, o r al a
t ire s lia m w h ere th e y have since re ­
O regon is asked to su b scrib e o f
place p ro v id e d and o p era te d by the
sided.
M r.
Bond
died
T uesday tills a m o u n t »1 6,50 0,00 0
lo ca l bra nch .
m o rn in g , O cto b e r 8 th .
He is s u r-
T h is lo c a lity in p ro p o rtio n to Its
S hould th e c o n d itio n s o f any local
ived by Ills w ife , son Jew el and w e a lth is asked Io s u b scrib e ub o u l
b i.n c h be such th a t th e m ilk cannot
la u g h te r E lsie B. H a rris .
T h e son »20.UU0.
be sold p ro fita b ly by th e board of
Is a serg ea nt in th e re g u la r a rm y , ul
B u t a ll th is teakes very lit t le d i f ­
i im a g e rs , the y m ay a u th o riz e the
present s ta tio n e d as p riso n g u a rd ut ference since tlie loan m ay lie and
sal* o f such m ilk , m a k in g due a llo w ­
tlie d is c ip lin a r y b a rra c k s at A lc a ­ o u g h t to lie o v e r sub scrib ed.
ance f o r such lo cal c o n d itio n s .
tra z, C a lifo r n ia . M rs. H a r r is resides
T lie m ain idea is f o r each and ev
A fe a tu re o f th e league ^s th a t
ID- also leaves th re e | e ryo ne to tu r n in Ills and h e r sub
ov. tie rs o f d a iry cow s are to become in P o rtla n d .
o w n e rs o f shares to th e p a r va lu e o f b ro th e rs , Jam es Bond o f t o r v a llls . j s e rtp tio n fo r the la rg e st a m o u n t pos
one d o lla r fo r each and eve ry cow O re g o n : Jo h n Bond o f Ith lc a . N. V .; slb le a n il he lp w in th e w a r
I t w ill he lp you If von ask y o u r-
ow ned
C o n tra c ts are m ade w ith G eorge B on d. E ugene, O re g o n ; and
W h a t w o u ld
the dealers d e sig nate d bv th e leagm a s is te r M rs. Sarah M u rp h y o f G rass | s e lf these q u e s tio n s :
V
a
lle
y
,
O
regon.
T
h
e
re
are
also
fo
u
r
!
you
be
w
illin
g
to
g
ive
i f y o u r g ift
fo r a te rm o f years, and it is a co n ­
( llffo r d ,
M ild re d , w o u ld end th e w a r s u cce ssfu lly fo r
d itio n th a t th e le ag ue s h a ll cha rge g ra n d c h ild re n ,
S tan ley and V ir g in ia H a rris . C liffo r d 1 the- a llie s ?
W lia t w o u ld you g ive to
five cents pe r 100 pounds fo r m ilk
Is now a second lie u te n a n t in the re- save th a t boy o f y o u rs , o r y o u r
and one and o n e -fo u rth cents per
pound fo r b u tle r fa t as a c o m m is ­ serve office rs corps at th e o ffic e rs ' n e ig h b o r's boy, w ho Is in th e service,
t r a in in g cam p, P re s id io , San F ra n - fro m se rio u s sickness, w ounds o r
sion.
cisco, C a lifo rn ia .
, de ath. I f y o u r g ift c o u ld save h im ?
M r Bond was a m em b er o f th e w h a t w o u ld you g ive I f y o u r g ift
RED CROSS MEETING
n t C h ris tia n c h u rc h , th e p a s to r co u ld b rin g ab ou t lib e r ty and peace
AT LIBRARY MONDAY A o f d ve
w h ic h c h u rc h . Bev. M r. Lucas, o f ! f o r a ll th e n a tio n s o f th e w o rld ?
$1.50 PER
J C HESSEL S FUNERAL
SATURDAY AT 10 0 CLOCK
Joh n d ia r ie s Hesse I die d ut bis
hom e on W a llu la H e ig h ts , W ednes­
day m o rn in g . al tin- oge o f 68 years,
a fte r an illn e s s o f but a few days.
He
»as
born
in B o x h e iu i, near
C rle y n a c h , In G erm an y.
In e a rly
m anhood In- came to th is c o u n try
and w ent in to th e fa rm im p le m e n t
business at W aseca. M in ne sota.
La-
te r he conducted th e same k in d o f
business in
B ra in a rd . M in ne sota,
and
in
1808 came to G resham .
w h e re tic soon a fte r e sta b lish e d the
ta rn , im p le m e n t business k n o w n as
H essel'a F a rm M a c h in e ry com pany.
1 III 1882 Ile m a rrie d M rs. A lid u
M ix.
F o u r c b lld re n , bealdes bis
w idow re u ia in to m o u ru bis de ath.
The.» a re : Jo h n C. Ile sa ci, o f S aint
C lo u d , M in n e so ta : M rs. W in. H a l-
vo rso n , o f l ’eq uo t. M in n e s o ta ; W il­
lia m A. Hessel, o f G resha m , and M rs.
BIG CAMPAIGN ON PATRIOTIC RALLY
FOR LIBERTY LOAN ON MONDAY NIGHT
't here w ill be s o m e th in g d o in g e v ­
e r) m in u te in G resha m on M onday
n ig h t.
A m on g
tlie
v u rio u s events u n ­
d o u b te d ly tlie m ost im p o rta n t, Hie
one a ffe c tin g tlie la rg e s t n u m b e r o f
tru e -h e a rte d
A m e ric a n s ,
the
one
fra u g h t w ith the most lu s tin g re s u lts
to In d iv id u a ls , tlie n a tio n and th e
w o rld , w ill be tlie p a trio tic r a lly In
M etzge r's b u ll.
E ve ry m an, w om an and c h ild
sho uld be th e re , eve ry re sid e n t
of
G reahum and s u rro u n d in g lo c a litie s ,
lo r tlie q u e stio n s to be con sid ered
’.(feet tin* w e lfa re o f eve ry c itiz e n .
Jud ge Geo. W S ta p le to n w ill pre
side and th a t m eans a good m e e tin g
even If
o th e rs
s h o u ld
fa ll.
Hut
a n o th e r big h e a rte d , b ro a d -m in d e d
man I h on
the
p ro g ra m
W
D.
W h e e lw rig h t o f P o rtla n d , w ho w ill
d e liv e r a s t ir r in g address on P a tr io t­
ism .
T h e re w ill I«- spe cia l m usic,
and Hie e n th u sia sm
th a t w ill be
show n and fe lt w ill m ake It an occa­
sion lo n g to be rem e m be re d.
T h e G resham hom e g u a rd w ill
meet at tlie fo u n ta in at 7 :3 0 and
m a rch in a body to tlie h a ll.
As an udded in s p ir a tio n fo r th is
m e e tin g it s h o u ld be reine m bered
th a t th is is o n ly one o f h u n d re d s be­
in g held at the same h o u r a ll ove r
th e f a ir sta te o f O regon and o f th o u ­
sands in o th e r states.
It is expected a r a lly w ill be held
on Hie same e v e n in g in T ro u td a le
and at St. Joh ns S peakers iiHve been
assigned to these places
A rra n g e ­
m en ts lo r the T ro u td a le m e e tin g had
not been co m p le te d so th a t a d e fin ite
a n n o u n ce m e n t c o u ld be m ade in th is
issue o f th e O u tlo o k .
A m o n g o th e r
speakers in p o in ts o u ts id e o i P o r t­
la nd w ill be Bev Josh ua S ta n sfie ld
and H. F. Irv in e , w e ll k n o w n w r ite r
on llie O regon J o u rn a l
JO H N
('.
I IF S S F I„
C la rk B a d fo rd , o f O regon C ity . M rs.
Jus. E lk ln g to u is a step d a u g h te r.
M r Hesael was a m e m b e r o f tlie
G erm an L u th e ra n c h u rc h , and hud
been an Odd F e llo w fo r 35 years,
The
lo cal (b id F e llo w s lodge w ill
llll'. I cha rge o f th e fu n e ra l, w h ich
w ill be fro m tlie G resham M e th o d is t
c h u rc h , ut I n a. 111., S a tu rd a y , w ith
In te rm e n t in Mt Scott cem e te ry. Dr
A. T h om p son w ill o fficia te .
M E SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO GIVE PROGRAM
YEAR
ALL SLOUGH
LAND TO BE
RECLAIMED
M ore th a n 70 per cent o f th e p ro p ­
e rty ow n e rs o f the C o lu m b ia slo u g h ,
th e t e r r it o r y ly in g between the
weat lin e o f th e Suu D ial ran ch and
th e G e rtz s lo u g h n e ar the U n io n av-
HI1U(. ap p ro a ch
to
the In te rs ta te
b rid g e , have sig ne d p e titio n s fo r th e
proposed d ra in a g e system w h ich w ill
co m p le te th e re c la m a tio n o f a il tile
o ve rtlo w e d la n d betw een T ro u td a le
and th e U n io n Meat co m p a n y's p lu n t
at N o r tli P o rtla n d .
W ith th e c o m p le tio n o f th is p ro ­
je c t. to g e th e r w ith th a t o f th e Sun
D ia l p ro je c t now u n d e r way, to g e th ­
e r w ith th e th re e s m a lle r u n its re ­
c la im e d west
of
G e rtz 's slo ug h a
vast tra c t o f th e best la n d in O regon
w ill be su sce p tib le o r f u ll c u ltiv a ­
tio n .
J u s t now it is o n ly p a r tia lly
adapted to th e g r o w tli o f crops, but
th a t p o rtio n w h ich cun he c u ltiv a t ­
ed u fte r
th e
h ig h w a te rs subside
each ye a r
have show n
w lia t ItiP
w h o le tra c t Is capatde o f g ro w in g
when once it cun be used.
T lie area to he a c tu a lly re cla im e d
covers in a ll s o m e th in g o v e r ill,n o n
acres.
T h e re are ab ou t 7uuu acres
in v o lv e d in th e new p ro je c t, th e Sun
D ia l pla n in c lu d e s ab ou t 1300 acres
and the U n ion M eal c o m p a n y's w o rk
tlie re m a in d e r.
1 he cost o f tile p ro je c t now In
process o f fo rm a t ion w ill be sot.....
w h ere u ro u n d »200,1)00, o r ab ou t
»30 u ii acre. T h is cost m ay he made
to e xte nd o v e r a p e rio d o f 26 years
u n d e r u b o n d in g system , and tills
coat is so s m a ll th a t o n ly a few p ro p ­
e rty o w n e rs a re o b je c tin g to Hie plan
o f re c la im in g th e ir o v e rflo w e d lands.
It Is tr u e t liu l u ii a n n u a l tax o f about
80 cents an a cre w ill he Im posed fo r
p u m p in g and o th e rw is e ke e p in g the
d ike s in o rd e r, but Die p ro d u c ts .1?
one a cre w ill y l^ ld th a t m uch when
tlie la n d Is a ll tilla b le .
A s u rve y o f th e d is tr ic t's shore
lin e a lo n g th e C o lu m b ia r iv e r shows
th a t the d ik e w ill have to he o n ly
“ bo ut 12 feet h ig h , on an average,
fo r th e w h ole
d ista n ce , w h ic h
Is
u h o u t ten m ile s.
A d ik e o f th a t
h e ig h t w ill suffice to keep o u t all
o v e rflo w o f 28 feet. O n ly one«* tins
the h ig h w a te r e ve r been k n o w n to
exceed 28 fe e t, w h ich was in 1884
w hen It reached 33 feet.
B u t auch
a rise is n e ve r expected a g a in be­
cause o r the d re d g in g o p e ra tio n s on
th e lo w e r r iv e r w h ich now a llo w s
the w a te r to ru n o ff m ore ra p id ly
th a n e ve r before.
T he p e titio n s w ill go to th e c o u n ty
c o u rt in a few days, and I f th e re Is
n o th in g to p re ve n t a c o n tin u a n c e o f
th e plans o f th e w o rk w ill proceed
as soon as a ll le g a l fo r m a litie s are
disposed o f.
T w o p u m p in g s ta tio n s
w ill p ro b a b ly be in s ta lle d to keep
o u t th e seepage and Ihe w a te r fro m
seve ral s p rin g s
a lo n g
the banks.
P erh ap s one ra n do th e w o rk .
T he
o u tle ts lliu t now exist between th e
s lo u g h and r iv e r w ill a ll he do se d
and th e re w ill he no w a te r between
tile m a in la n d and th e r iv e r except,
course, B lu e L a k e ; also tw o
th re e o th e r deep pools H int m ay have
to be fille d la te r on.
Au e la b o ra te p ro g ra m lias been
p re pa red u n d e r the d ire c tio n o f the
M e th o d is t E piscopal S unday school,
w h ich w ill he g ive n ut th e c h u rc h
next S unday e ve n in g , O cto b e r 14, be­
g in n in g at 7 :. i l l o ’c lo c k , and w h ich
w ill In- fo llo w e d by th e election o f
office rs f o r the e n su in g ye a r, by th e
m em bers o f the Sunday school board.
T h e p ro g ra m w ill consist o f s h o rt
A t the Bed Cross m e e tin g In 14 at P o rtla n d , preached th e fu n e ra l ser-
T h in k It ove r
addresses and papers by m em bers o f
th e lib r a r y on T uesd ay a fte rn o o n it m on at th e services held at C a rls o n 's
T hen go to v o u r bank and a rra n g e
th e school and special m usic. A It.
was decided to m ake th e re g u la r u n d e rta k in g room s T h u rs d a y a f t e r ­ I lo r u s u b s c rip tio n fo r y o u r m ite w ilt
L y m a n , th e s u p e rin te n d e n t, w ill pre-
m e e tin g da te M rm dav a fte rn o o n at noon. ta k in g his te xt fro m 1 These
m a te r ia lly h e lp to do a ll th e th in g s
aide at the m e e tin g
N. O F u lle r Is
2 o 'c lo c k at th e lib r a r y .
Several 4 :1 3 ,1 4
suggested above.
c h a irm a n o f th e c o m m itte e w h ich
T h e re w ere present at ttie fu n e ra l,
new
nam es
have
been
added
N ext week, w h ic h w ill he lib e r ty
has a rra n g e d the p ro g ra m , w h ic h is
to the lis t and o th e rs ure asked to besides the w id o w , and a la rg e co m ­ week w ill be d u ly observed In O re ­
free.
A ll a re in v ite d to be present.
jo in .
M rs. Ed
M e tzg e r and Mrs. pany o f frie n d s and n e ig h b o rs, the gon
F o rty -o n e speakers w ill begin
T h e p ro g ra m fo llo w s :
Joh n M etzge r have do na te d th e use fo llo w in g m em bers o f the fa m ily : l a s tre n u o u s ca m p a ig n
in eve ry sec-
Address
"D uties a n il R esponsi­
o f s e w in g m achines. T h e re Is a g re a t
J»*» B ond, M r. and M rs. H a r r is and ! tlo n o f th e s ta te
on M on da y, the
b ilitie s o f the Sunday School Super
deal o f w o rk fo r th e lo cal b ra nch to
c h ild re n , M ild re d , S ta n le y and V lr 15 th. on b e h a lf o f th e lib e r ty
loan
In le m le n t.” P rin c ip a l E lm e r F Good
do
A ll w ho have sons o r re la tiv e s
K inta, and M rs. C u r r in and d a u g h te r bonds
w in .
Paper
" P o s s ib ilitie s In tlie O f­
In th e m ilit a r y service can s u re ly M ary
of
H e p p n e r, O regon.
M rs
Some o f th e best speakers o f P o rt-
fice o f the S unday School S e c re ta ry ,"
spare a d o lla r fo r m e m b e rsh ip and C u r r in is M rs. B o n d 's d a u g h te r,
la n d have been sent o u t to assist in
M iss L e ttie Gregson.
do so m e th in g to add to th e c o m fo rt.
Hie ca m p a ig n . No s u b s c rip tio n s w ill
Solo
"G od
th a t
M adest
(be
C a rd o f T h a n k s .
h e a lth and s a fe ly o f o u r men at the
E a r th ,” M iss G eorgana Cross
lie ta ke n at th e m ee ting s, but th e pa ­
T h e u n d e rsig n e d d e sire to express
P aper
" T lie Needs o f th e J u n io r j
fr o n t.
T h e re are ab o u t f if ty m em ­
h e a rtfe lt th a n k s to th e m any n e ig h ­ t r io t ic ra llie s w ill b rin g o u t th e fin ­
D e p a rtm e n t," M rs. C. E. R u she r.
‘
bers at present In the lo cal branch.
est
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ts
o
f
o
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r
c
itiz
e
n
­
P ap er
T lie
S unday
School
bors and frte n d s fo r th e ir assistance
T h e re s h o u ld he f if ty m ore nam es
ship.
T e a c h e r," Miss M ary Good
and s y m p a th y so fre e ly g iv e n in co n ­
added a t once.
B e il Cross b u tto n s
D uel
" H e W ill N ot
S lu m b e r,"
In view o f the fa ct th a t G e rm a n y : o b ta in e d fro m th e nearest bunk The
n e ctio n w ith th e de ath and fu n e ra l
m ay be had o f M rs. J. N. C la n a h a n ,
at th is
tim e
is
M oating
a great bonds are an in v e s tm e n t in tlie U n it­ M iss E d e lla T o w le and M iss B u tli FAIR BOARD MAY SELL
o f o u r loved one, tlie la te W
H
H a rtle y .
FAIR TO THE COUNTY
th e s e cre ta ry. T h e cost Is 25 cents,
n a tio n a l lo an , th e success o r fa ilu r e ed S tates
g o v e rn m e n t
They
pay
A ddress
" T lie
Pastor and the
Bond.
X pp ree iatio n is expressed fo r
w h ic h goes In to th e fu n d s o f th e Bed
o f th e lib e r ty bonds w ill have a gre at fo u r per cent in te re s t a m i up to »5,- S unday S c h o o l," Bev. J. M o n tc a lm
A d e le g a tio n o f th e f a ir hoard d i­
th e m any Moral trib u te s
Cross.
eco no m ic e ffe ct on G erm an y
re cto rs, headed by P re sid e n t Le w is,
1)00 are fre e fro m a ll ta x a tio n , no B ro w n .
M rs. H a n n a h 8. Bond, W . R. H a r­
O rc h e s tra
Selected.
V io lin s . W
T h e lib e r ty bonds are In d e n o m i- m u tte r w lia t th e n a tu re , and up to It G orsuge and G len H u stle r, 'C ello, met w ith the c o u n ty co m m issio n e rs
ris and F a m ily , Jam es Bond.
WOODCUTTER KILLED
n
a
tio
n
s
fr
o
»50
up
and
tlie
fu
lle
s
t
any
a
m
o
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t
are
fre
e
o
f
a
ll
lo
cal
and
F red W
F ie ld h o u s e ; o rg a n , Miss th is m o rn in g fo r th e p u rpo se o f in k
M rs. C u r r in and D a u g h te r.
W HILE FELLING TREE
G la d ys Neal,
lu g up the m u tte r o f Ih e sale o f the
p a rtic u la rs c o n c e rn in g th e m can lie state ta x a tio n .
f a ir g ro u n d s to M u ltn o m a h co u n ty.
O r v ille K e r r o f Beece, K an ., w h ile LYNCH PARENT TEACHERS
L. SPENCER 3 MOTHER
T h e co m m issio n e rs were fa v o ra b ly
U c OWc it to those w h o life to 1I0 th e lig h t in g to s ta n d
c u ttin g wood n e ar T u a la tin , was in -
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
PASSES AWAY HERE In c lin e d to w a rd ta k in g Hie f a ir over
b e h in d th e m lo y a lly a n d b r in g n e a re r th e d a y o f v ic t o r » . ”
s ta n tly k ille d S a tu rd a y by th e tree.
A , „ r e g u la r ’ m w t in g o f th e Lyn ch
and c o n tin u in g It as a c o u n ty In s t i­
( io v e r n o r W ith y c o n ib e .
M rs. II. E. Spencer d ie d at the
w h ich lie was c u ttin g , r a ilin g on h im , P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso. la tio n , he ld In
tu tio n . T h e p ric e o ffe re d Is the v a lu ­
a c c o rd in g to a news ite m .
An In ­ the L y n c h scho olhou se, O cto b e r 5,
hom e n f he r son, L e ste r Spencer, Hits
a tio n o f the p ro p e rty , f u ll value o f
quest was h e lil at T u a la tin .
T he the fo llo w in g office rs w ere e lected :
m o rn in g uh ou t 8 o 'c lo c k
M rs. Spen­
tlie shares o f stock and th e c o u n ty to
body was ta ke n Io N e w be rg and p re ­ p re s id e n t, M rs
cer began to ra il in h e a lth last Ju n e
E lm e r (to o k : firs t
assum
e a ll lia b ilitie s , w h ich are |>-ss
pared fo r s h ip m e n t to Beece, K an. vice p re s id e n t. Miss M a rg a re t Behan-
and cam e here ab ou t live weeks ago
th a n th e to ta l value.
fro
m
N
o
rth
Y
a
k
im
a
,
W
ash
,
fo
r
m
ed­
A fa th e r, m o th e r and a w ife and tw o
8w.ond v(,.„ prea id e n t, w illia m
th e
p ric e
w ill he som e w h ere
ica l tre a tm e n t.
c h ild re n live .
H o rn e c k e r;
s e c re ta ry , M rs. J. p
M ETZG ERS HALL, GRESHAM
a ro u n d 8 1 6 .t)iiti. hut It w ill d e a r up
Mrs.
Spencer
was
h
o
rn
near
M r K e r r was a fo rm e r re sid e n t |,y n c h ; tre a s u re r. M rs A M cG re g o r:
a ll o b lig a tio n s o f the f Hl r and pay
i B lo o m in g to n , lllln o ta , In 1 844
She
o f G resham and was w e ll k n o w n He rpfrH 8hniP nt c o m m itte e , M rs
H e r-
th e s h a re h o ld e rs back th e ir Invest
1
m
oved
to
M
is
s
o
u
ri
w
ith
h
e
r
parent«,
liv e d here seve ral years, m a k in g his b„ r , Lynch> M r„. A M cG re g o r, M rs
m enta.
T h e m u tte r was c o n tin u e d
j
c
o
m
in
g
to
W
a
s
h
in
g
to
n
in
1882.
H
e
r
hom e fo r a tim e at M rs
M aggie w illia m
K o e r n e r ; press c o m m itte e .
and If th e re are no c o m p lic a tio n s the
I m aiden nam e was B e lin d a P ro c to r
B yan s h o te l.
M rs. H obt. C o n fre y ; p ro g ra m com -
In fu r th e r a n c e o f th e L ib e r ty B o n d C a m p a ig n .
deal w ill p ro b a b ly go th ro u g h when
I She was m a rrie d to W II Spencer In
mhorv A.., u , .
a .
,
m 1 1 1 . Ml»« .M argarnt S c h a n tln . M m
th e bu dg et a p p ro p ria tio n s a re made
O reeham A u to S ervice. Auto« f o r
. ,
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’ M isso u ri.
O f th e ir fo u r c h ild re n
Principal Address by W D Wheelwright
h ire
Phone >01.
H La*
M r"
M K.ronenberg
up
in Decem ber.
j tw o re m a in to m o u rn h e r loaa. Mrs.
U e || k n o w n S p e a k e r fro m P o rtla n d .
A fte r th e e le c tio n o f o ffice rs was
i
C o ra K e p le y , o f B ra y m e r. M is s o u ri, |
• • • • ■ • • • • • • • • • • •
• # W , tli.-r-
-r-
i n t . i . - ' i n g ta lk s
MISZ MILLINERY
'Che m e e tin g w ill be p re s id e d o v e r b y J u d g e (}. W S tj.p le to n .
and la -s te r Spencer o f G reshatn
given
by th e la d ie s on d iffe re n t
OPEN ONE DAY WEEKLY
T he body w ill he shipp ed to N o rth
S tores C lose D u rin g F u n e ra l.
• w o rk th e y expect to do f o r th e bet-
T h e re w ill be s p e c ia l m iisie .
V o c a l so lo by M iss G e o rg a n a
I Y a k im a fo r b u ria l.
Miss MIsz w ill he in G resham on
• fe rm e n t o f th e school.
C ross
V io lin so lti b y M iss le -is la K u b y .
M onday o f each week, u n til f u r th e r
O u t o f respect to th e m em ­ •
.
( » « I or Thanks.
n o tice , f o r m illin e r w o rk
She w ill
•
F o r H ir e He» v I r r
o ry o f o u r fe llo w -c itlx e n and
No subscriptions will be taken at the meeting.
O u r h e a r tfe lt th a n k s a re hereby occupy th e Sell b u ild in g , next door
.
A u to m o b ile s a n y w h e re , n ig h t o r
business m an. J. C. Hesse I.
I expressed to the m any frie n d s f o r to B e lt's c o n fe c tio n e ry .
A dv.
day.
Phone 791. G resha m . M . M
th e business houses o f G re sh ­
I his is doubtless one of the most momentous rallies held in
S qu ire
th e ir assistance and w o rd s o f s y m ­
N o tice .
am w ill be closed d u r in g the
Gresham. Show your patriotism by coming out ami tilling the
p a th y In c o n n e ctio n w ith th e s ic k ­
1 here w ill be a special c o m m u n ic a ­
H a lf pound skeins. 4 -p ly sack
old hall to overflowing Let the enetniea of liberty know that
fu n e ra l
se rvice ,
S a tu rd a y
ness
and de a th o f o u r beloved m o th ­ tio n o f G resha m lodge No. 162, A.
,
tw
in
e
,
30c.
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t
L.
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id
d
e
r
H
a
rd
w
a
re
m o rn in g , b e g in n in g
a t 10.
we stand back of our valiant soldier boys to the last man ami
er, th e la te M rs B. K Spencer.
I «tore.
tf
F. ft A. M., M onday eve ning, O cto ­
the last dollar of American money.
a m.
• I
M r. arid M rs F ra n k K e p le y, Lea- b e r 16 th a t 8 p. m.
W o rk In th e
Bead th e W a n t ads
t a r S pencer and F a m ily .
F ( ’ . itegree. A. J W B ro w n . W M
GRAND PATRIOTIC RALLY
Monday Night, Oct. 15, 7:30 o’clock