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VOL. 7,
G resham O utlook
NO 84
GRESHAM.
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY.
OREGON.
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
18, 1917
CHALLENGE TO
ALL OTHER RED
CROSS TEAMS
T U E SD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER
YEAR
OFFICERS ARE
RE-ELECTED TO
OLD POSITIONS
At
th e
a n n u a l m e e tin g o f th e
C ounty A g ric u ltu ra l C o u n cil, tlie o f­
ficers of 1917
w ere
re -e le c te d to
th e ir p o sitio n fo r 1 9 1 8 ; Mr. H. A.
L ew is, p re s id e n t: ,1. tl. K elley, vice-
p re s id e n t, an d Mr. C. IL S to n e, sec-
r e ta ry -tre a s u re r.
Mr. P a u l V. M arls from tile O re ­
gon A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege w as p resen t
a t th e m e e tin g a n d c a lle d upon fo r
a d iscu ssio n to ld a b o u t th e m an y d e ­
m a n d s w hich w ere b ein g m a d e upon
th e c o u n ty a g e n ts th r o u g h o u t th e
s t a te by th e F e d e ra l g o v e rn m e n t,
an d th e im p o rta n t p a rt w hich th e
a g e n ts a re p la y in g in th e o rg a n iz a ­
tio n of th e a g r ic u ltu r a l re s o u rc e s of
th e c o u n try .
C o u n ty A gent S. II. H all re p o rte d
upon th e p ro g re ss o f th e w ork in
M u ltn o m ah co u n ty fo r th e past y ear,
li e p re s e n te d th e fo llo w in g c o m p a ri­
son of th e a c tiv itie s of tile c o u n ty
a g e n t's office c o v e rin g th e tw o y e a rs
of th e w ork sin c e tlie office lias been
In ex isten ce.
R ed C ro ss p rin c ip le s a p p e a l to o u r
e n tir e c o m m u n ity re g a rd le s s of n a ­
tio n a lity , o r s e n tim e n t fo r o r a g a in s t
an y o f th e w a rrin g n a tio n s.
G eo. F . H oney, A. C. R u b y , an d
Hr. A. T h o m p so n , w ho a re th e ina.ii-
a g in g c o m m itte e fo r th e d is tric t be­
tw e e n th e R ockw oo d ro a d to th e
S an d y riv e r, h av e v isited each of th e
ten p u b lic sc h o o ls a n d w ere e n th u ­
s ia s tic a lly receiv ed hv te a c h e rs an d
s tu d e n ts , e v e ry o n e p le d g in g h im o r
h e rs e lf to h elp th e ir local c a n v a ss e rs
to p lace th e Red C ro ss flag in every
hom e, so th a t on C h ris tm a s eve, w hen
th e lig h te d c a n d le is placed b eh in d
th e red cro ss in th e w indow , th e . red
glow o f love from th is p a rt ofr M u lt­
n o m a h c o u n ty , w ill be fe lt by all th e
loved o n es w ho h av e g o n e to th e
fro n t.
The
m a n a g in g
c o m m itte e
ap­
p o in te d th e
fo llo w in g
p e rs o n s as
c a p ta in s fo r th e se v e ra l sch o o l d is­
tr ic t s :
G re sh a m . Mrs. G eo rg e W.
S ta p le to n ;
R ockw oo d , M rs. E d ip i
T e g g a rt; T e rry , M iss F ra n c is B liss;
F a irv ie w , M rs. J o h n J o n a s ; T r o u t­
d a le , M rs. L. A. H a rlo w ; C ed ar
sch o o l. M iss B essie S tre b in : V ictory,
M rs G. W. A lld e r; P ow ell V alley,
T h e first q u e s tio n n a ire lo he d e ­
M rs. A lta
G e n try ;
O rie n t, C. M. liv ered from tile G resh am postoffice
Q u ic k sa ll: L u ste d , W m. Irle.
w as fo r R a n sfo rd W. T h o rp e . It a r ­
E ach of th e ab o v e -m e n tio n e d cap- f
ta in s re p o rt d a ily
th e
n u m b e r of r i v e d fro m P o rtla n d on (h e S a tu rd a y
m e m b e rs
s e c u re d
to
C h a irm a n a fte rn o o n m ail a n d w as ta k e n o u t of
H oney, a n d h e in tu rn re p o r ts to th e postollice b efo re 5 o ’clock. O th ­
I)r. H. C. F ix o tt, P o rtla n d , co u n ty e rs cam e also , b u t m any of th e m
m anager
w ere fo r th e r u r a l d e liv e ry an d w ere
T h e c o m itte e d e c la re it h as been
a p le a s u re an d a p riv ile g e to h elp a r ­ ta k e n to th e ir d e s tin a tio n s y e s te r ­
1916
1917
C alls a t office
319
1543
M eetings held
1st
. 39
A tte n d a n c e a t m eet
in g s
204 4
10201
A rticles p u b lish e d
43
208
L e tte rs m ailed
350
1245
C irc u la rs m ailed
305
2 3 9 3
Mui'li th e la rg e st p e r cen t o f the
field w ork c a n n o t be lu h u lu te d in re-
port fo rm , tlie re p o rt co v erin g only
th o s e o p e ra tio n s w hich w ere p e rs o n ­
a lly s u p e rv ise d by tile c o u n ty a g e n t.
PROCLAMATION
Many c h a n g e s In cro p ro ta tio n s , new
i
v a rie tie s of seed , m e th o d s of s p r a y ­
ing. a n d m any o th e r a c tiv itie s h av e
Whereas, the A n ic ric a ii Red Cross, th ro u g h its President,
been c a rr ie d o u t upon th e su g g e stio n
1 [ i . iic i able W oodrow W ils o n ; ¡Is t 'h a irn ia ii. H onorable W il
An u rg e n t a p p e a l h a s been se n t of th e a g e n t w hich h av e not been
lio iti II. T a il, and the C ha irm an o f its W a r C ouncil, H onorable
out by th e C h ild re n o f A m e ric a 's in clu d ed in th e re p o rt.
II. I*. Davidson, has called upon a ll loya l and p a trio tic citizens
P ro b a b ly th e m ost im p o rta n t s in ­
F u n d fo r th e f u r th e r re lie f of th e
o f tlm I'n ite ,1 S ta ll's to a ffilia te w ith said o rg a n iz a tio n by In k
gle Item o f th e y e a r ’s w ork w as tlie
s ta rv in g
b ab ies of
B elgium and
iuq ineiubership th e re in , and
c o m p le tin g o f tlie o rg a n iz a tio n of
o th e r s of o u r a llie s In th e w a r r i n g 1 M u ltn o m ah D ra in a g e D istric t No 1.
W h e le a s , t ile W eek o f December 17-24 has been designated
c o u n trie s of th e w orld. T ills a p p e a l w hich w as o rg a n iz e d fo r th e p u rp o se
by the aforesaid as the tim e fo r m enibersbip a ttiilia tio n , and
d ra in in g o f a b o u t
is fo r all a lik e to give w h at th ey m ay of d ik in g a n d
W hereas, the State o f Oregon has been assigned the quota
«501) a c re s o f overflow lan d a lo n g
i
h
a
t
th
e
m
o
th
e
rs
of
th
o
se
h
elp
less,
o f 2IB,B*K) members, being 31) per cent o f its estim ated p o p u la ­
th e C o lu m b ia R iv er jo in in g th e city
s ta rv in g c h ild re n m ay feel th a t an
tio n , and
lim its o f P o rtla n d .
T h e re c la m a ­
T h ey w ere th e first five p er
ra n g e su ch a w o rih y a n d p o p u la r day.
effo rt 1 h b ein g m ad e to sa v e lh> in.
tio n o f th is la n d well p u t u n d e r
W hereas, to fu lf ill its quota it is necessary fo r every man
u n d e rta k in g
as
th is
Red
C ross c e n t m ailed to th e r e g is tr a n ts o f th is
S ta rv in g ,
h elp less, thi
m o th e r c u ltiv a tio n a la rg e a re a of th e best
and women in Oregon to .join the A m erican Red Cross,
C h ris tm a s m e m b e rsh ip d riv e .
d is tric t, w hich is n u m b e r 11.
h
e
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rs
h
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little
baity
n
ig
h
t
an
d day. v e g e ta b le lan d In th e s ta te . Som e of
T he re fo re , I, A. W. M etzger, m ayo r o f Gresham, do hereby
Mot an a d v e rs e w ord fro m an y d i­
th e la r g e r v e g e ta b le c a n n e rie s a re
A seco n d five p e r c en t w as m ailed
p
ite
o
u
sly
cry
in
g
fo
r
food
sees
Its
p
ro
c
la
im
to
a
ll
citizen
s
o
f
the
c
ity
o
f
Greslmm
th
a
t
it
is
a
re c tio n — a v e rita b le ' m e ltin g p o t" , o u t a g a in
a lre a d y fig u rin g on th e o u t put of
y e ste rd a y , a p ro c e e d u re
p a trio tic ¡n e u m b e n t'u p o ii each and a ll o f them to a ffilia te w ith
little body w aste slow ly aw ay u n til, th is a re a .
E v ery b o d y w a itin g fo r o rd e r s and
.h lc h w ill be c o n tin u e d fo r tw e n ty
the A m erican Red Cross d u rin g the aforesaid week o f Decem­
e x h a u ste d , it lies on th e cold g ro u n d ,
s u p p lie s to go to w ork.
A fte r c o n sid e rin g th e w ork on th e
d ay s u n til th e w h o le n u m b e r h as
ber 17-24, to the end th a t the c ity o f Gresham and the State
Its weak cry stille d
an d in s ile n t,
T h e com m ittee w as so e n th u s e d by been sen t o u t. T h o se receiv in g th e
d iffe re n t p ro je c ts th e c o u n c il d e c id ­
o
f
Oregon
may
sustain
o
u
r
beloved
n
atio
n
and
the
A
m
e
rican
m u te a p p ia l p asses aw ay s ta rv e d ed upon th e fo llo w in g p ro je c ts to he
th e e x p re sse d d e te r m in a tio n on th e q u estio n n aires a r e c a u tio n e d no t to
Keil Cross to the fu ll extent req uired . E very man and woman
to d e a th .
p a rt o f e v e ry o n e in th is p a rt o f th e delay re p o rtin g
em p h a siz e d fo r I lie c o m in g y e a r:
to
th e ir a d v iso ry
in Greslm m must become a member o f the A m e rican Red Cross
In w ar c o u n tr ie s m illio n s of c h il­ C rop
c o u n ty to do h is bit in m a k in g th e b o a rd , as b u t sev en d ay s a re a l­
Im p ro v e.•ten t, d ta ln a g e , farm
d u rin g the week named to fu lfill th is p a trio tic o b lig a tio n .
d re n face th e b itte r cold of th e w in ­
d riv e a su ccess, th a t th e y h av e in t i­ low ed th e m
re c o rd s, Hnte a n d
fe r tiliz e r , clu b
in
w hich to a n sw e r.
te r m o n th s w ith o u t food
h u n d re d s
m a te d to Mr. R eed, th e s ta te c a m ­ T h ey a re a lso a d v ise d to c o n s u lt th e
T h is p ro ela um tion by me issued on Deeember 17th, 1917.
w ork a n d o rg a n iz a tio n . A g re a t deal
of th o u s a n d s in ra g s , an d n a k ed .
p aig n m a n a g e r, th a t th ey c h a lle n g e b o ard b efo re tr y in g to a n sw e r a n y of
of e m e rg e n c y w ork fo r th e United
A W. METZGER, Mayor.
M any live in h o les ip th e g ro u n d ,
th e s t a te fo r p e rc e n ta g e o f h o m es th e q u e stio n s, so as to avoid m a k in g
S ta te s d e p a rtm e n t of A g ric u ltu re will
lik e w ild b e a sts, c h ild re n g naw at
re p r e s e n te d in th e Red C ro ss m em ­ m istak es.
no d o u b t e n te r in to th e w ork tb i t
tlie c a rc a s se s of d ead a n im a ls to
b e rs h ip .
y
e a r as th e p a st y e a r th e a g e n t w as
T h o se w ho h av e c h a n g e d th e ir a d ­
CALLED “ SUPERIOR
liv e; an d in th e fields by th e ro a d ­
W e a r e going to sta n d by o u r co m ­ d re s s sin ce re g is tr a tio n
ca lle d upon fo r a c o m p le te fa rm s u r ­
la s t J u n e
STANDARD
’
SCHOOL
sid e little o n es, s e p a r a te d from p ar- vey o f th e c o u n ty , a su rv e y o f th e
m itte e a n d by o u r m an h o o d , and sh o u ld si i ,1 im m e d ia te n o tice to th e
m a k e it o n e h u n d re d p e r c e n t, so P o rtla n d h e a d q u a rte rs , w h ere th ey
F rid a y e v e n in g S tu te S u p e rin ic n - ! < n ts, lie s ta rv in g , d y in g alo n e.
su p p ly of n itr a te of so d a, th e a m o u n t
th a t on C h ris tm a s eve, th e red cro ss w ill be a il'is e d as to how th ey s h a l l
M illions of c h ild re n hav e sta rv e d used la s t y e a r a n d
th e e s tim a te d
di a t C h u rc h ill an d
C o u n ty S chool I
to d e a th in o u r com m on cau se.
of good c h e e r w ill sh in e fro m ev ery ; p ro ceed .
a m o u n ts fo r th e coming y e a r
well
A la ilu r e to re tu rn th e
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W e ak en ed ,
e x h a u s te d , by th r e e
w indow in th e d is tric t.
as th i' in c re a se d
p ro d u c tio n c a m ­
q u e s tio n n a ire w ith in sev en d ay s of
ised R ivera senool D istric t No. 51. y e a rs of u n d e rfe e d in g a n d e x p o su re,
its b ein g m ailed m e a n s an a u to m a tic 1
p aign on w h eat an d rye. W ork will
Ja s . P re s to n of B erk ele y , C alif.,
Miss Eva
C a n ip l" ll.
te a c h e r.
A m illio n s m o re w ill d ie th is w in te r If
be c a rrie d
oil alo n g
m an y o ilie r
e n tr a n c e in to th e a rm y a n d a p ro b - i
s p e n t th e w eek -en d w ith h is m o th e r,
s h o rt p ro g ra m x an g iv en an d th e we do not h elp th e m . T en c e n ts a
lines th e sa m e us u su a l, but. th e six
a b le p u n is h m e n t by im p riso n m e n t.
Mrs. M ary P re s to n . Mr. P re s to n de- '
M o th e rs' clu b serv ed re fre s h m e n ts .
•lay w ill g ive a s ta rv in g c h ild one
F o llo w in g a re th e m e m b e rs o f th e j
m e n tio n e d p ro je c ts were c o n sid ered
lig h te d th e la r g e a u d ie n c e a t th e
R iv e ra school Is th e o n ly sch o o l In day of life ; th r e e d o lla rs , o ne m o n th
leg al a d v iso ry b o ard fo r M u ltn o m a h j
th e m o st im p o rta n t and will be c o n ­
M eth o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h la st S un- |
tlie c o u n ty o u ts id e o f P o rtla n d hav- ■ o f life; th irty -fiv e d o lla rs , a y ear.
co u n ty o u ts id e of th e city o f P o rt-
d u c te d in a m o re d e fin ite m a n n e r.
day by h is im p re ss iv e s in g in g o f “ T h e
lug c ten m o n th s ' te rm , an d p ay s [ T ills C h ris tm a s o u r s o ld ie r hoys
lan d
H e a d q u a rte rs , G re sh a m , O re.
S ta r S p an g led B a n n e r."
on e of th e h ig h e s t s a la rie s in tin ¡.re o fferin g th e ir lives to sa v e th e se
P e rm a n e n t
m e m b e rs:
G eo rg e W.
HEARTFELT THANKS
co u n ty . A h tu rd red d o lla rs h as been s ta rv in g c h ild re n .
S ta p le to n , c h a ir m a n ; ('. G. S n y d er.
FOR HELP RENDERED
AIT A P P E A L T O H O U S E W I V E S .
sp en t on p lay g ro u n d a p p a ra tu s . T h e 1 You (tave a few frie n d s w ith w hom
K. A. M iller.
A sso ciate m e m b e rs: j
Mrs.
R.
G. K e rn d ie d nt th e h o m e
school Is e n tire ly m o d ern and S u p e r- ' you c u s to m a rily
e x c h an g n C h r is t­
H o u n e w iv e n , s a v e . R ave e v e r y <TU «t,
(). A. E a stm a n , II. L. S t. C la ir, G. W . ;
I t ’ « n a v e y o u w i l l , a n d s a v e y o u vn iiR t.
It te n d e n t C h u rc h ill sp o k e o f It as a m as gifts. W o n 't you w rite a t least 1 of h e r d a u g h te r , Mrs. II. W. t'n n z -
W o n a c o it, B enj. C a m e ro n , Dr. It. II. ,
I ’ o r w e 'r e s h o r t o l b r e a d a n d w e 'r e s h o r t
' S u p e rio r S ta n d a r d ” school.
frie n d th a t you a re s e n d in g th em o n ey ler, at S p rin g d a le D ecem ber 11, 19 17
T o d d . 11. P. C h ris te n s e n , W. W . |
o f m e a t,
Ml
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of h is o r h e r re m e m b ra n c e a f t e r a lin g e rin g d e c lin e o f se v eral
W e 'r e s h o r t o f a l l t h a t w e n e e d to e a t : N o rth w a y , W illi.-in J. R eidy, W. ft.
s t r e - t o r in th e G resh am school an d to th e C h ild re n of A m e ric a 's A rm y y e a rs. T h e d eceased was 8 5 y e a rs,
B u t is n ’ t it q u e e r?
o h is n ’ t i t q u e e r ”
K n ig h t, E. II. T h o m p so n , J. S. H u d - !
T h a t w e ’ r e s h o r t o n b r e a d a n d lo n tr o n
w as la te r th e p rin c ip a l at R ockw ood. o f re lie f IO keep th e b re a th of life in 10 m o u th s an d 8 d ay s of a g e , h a v in g
so n , L. A. H arlo w . E. M. C a lk in s. •
b e e r?
She h a s been in c h a rg e of th e R iv e ra so m e little body, an d ask th a t y o u r been born In W u rte in b e rg . G erm an y
GUSTAVE
A.
JOHNSON
W eldon A. R e a g a n , Dr. A. T h o m p -
3d.
1822.
F u n e ra l
7 0 th A ero S q d n , K elly F ie ld . So. school tw o y ears.
M o u n e w iv e s , n a v e , s a v e » v e r y c r u m b .
• I' be s e n t In tlie sa m e w ay? T h is on F e b ru a r y
San A n to n io , T ex as.
S a v e e v e r y p e a c h , s a v e e v e r p lu m :
se rv ices w ere h eld on T h u rs d a y w ith
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F o r w e r e s h o r t o n c o r n , a n d w e ’ re s h o r t
p le a s u re to you
life o r d e a th to b u ria l In th e D o u g lass ce m e te ry ,
T h e ab o v e p ic tu re w as ru n In tin j ENTERTAINMENT AT
h o ard w ere o p en ed a l th e city h a ll
o n w h e a t.
SCHOOL
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in G re sh a m
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w ith B en j.
< a r il o f T h a n k « .
b e rt A. J o h n s o n , w hich w as In c o r­
B u t i s n ’ t i t q u e e r ” O h i s n 't i t q u e e r'.’
Remittances on th e Pacific C oast
C a m ero n an d D r. R. II. T odd in rect. G u sta v e h as a b ro th e r, A u g ust
T h e p u p ils of th e G re sh a m school
We w ish to e x te n d o u r h e u rlfe lt
T h a t w e ’ re s h o r t o n b re a d a n d Io n « on
m ay be se n t to L ad d * T ilto n B ank,
c h a rg e as a d v is e rs. As th e ta s k will J o h n s o n , liv in g on
r u r a l ro u te 2, will give a fre e m u sical e n te r ta i n ­
th a n k s to all o u r frie n d s » h o so
b e e r*
I o rtla n d , o r to th e A ngio * L ondon
c o n tin u e fo r n e a rly a m o n th th e r e B o rin g .
m ent In th e a u d ito riu m o f th e school
k in d ly gav e th e ir h elp In o u r tim e of
H o u a e w iv e a . sav»-
i t ’s y o u r c o u n try ’s
I’ t it N a tio n a l B an k , Ban F ran cisco ,
w ill be c h a n g e s fro m d ay to d ay ,
W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n , D ecem b er 19. j
so rro w an d need , an d fo r th e b e a u ­
c a ll.
A nother Big Dance.
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tifu l floral tr ib u te given an d th e a u to
F o r w e ’ r e s h o r t o n « o u r . a n d w e ’ re s h o r t •
W h ile th e c o u n try h e a d q u a rte rs
T h e re w ill be a n o th e r o f th o s e
P rof. .1. A. F in la y , th e sc h o o l’s m u ­
se rv ice so fre e ly re n d e re d UH. We
o n sW’ e e t.
a r e h e re in G re sh a m , th e r e w ill be p o p u la r d an ces In R e g n e r's h a ll on sical d ire c to r, will h a v e c h a rg e o f !
a lso th a n k th e b o ard o f d ire c to rs or
Ix slg c E lection s.
W e re s h o r t o n a ll th a t w e need to e a t. ’
an o p p o rtu n ity fo r r e g is tr a n ts liv iq g M onday e v e n in g . I)e« * m b er 24 M u­ th e p ro g ra m .
School d is tric t No 25 fo r th e ir fo re ­
H u t i s n ' t I t q u e e r ? < >h i s n 't I t q u e e r
T h a t w e 'r e s h o r t o n h rea < l a n d lo n g o n 1 a t a d is ta n c e to re p o r t n e a re r hom e. sic w ill be fu rn is h e d as b efo re,
by
th o u g h t a n d k in d n e s s In d ism issin g
Mr. F in ley will sing several solos.
T h is ia e le c tio n m o n th fo r
b eer?
H. P. C h ris te n se n w ill h e lp th e re g ­ “ P o r tla n d 's b est 7-plece o rc h e s tr a "
Mrs. E. H. F ra z e lle o f P o rtla n d •
th e sch o o l d u rin g th e a fte rn o o n of
p ra c tic a lly a il lo d g es every«
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Anderson. Woodbine. P a .
is tr a n ts a t P o w ell V alley ; E. H. a n d th e fu n w ill c o n tin u e all n ig h t will d e liv e r an a d d re s s on " C h r is t­ •
D ecem ber 13th.
w here. T h e re a re te n g ra n g -
T h o m p so n a t B rid a l V eil;
W.
R. w ith a big tu r k e y d in n e r.
D ance inas B ooks fo r C h ild ren .”
IL W. CANZLER AND FAMILY.
• es in M ultnom ah county and
Milk R ecord B lan k -
All p a tro n s a n d frie n d s o f th e i • m ore th an a dozen lodges of
M onth's record of milk produc­ K n ig h t a t C o rb e tt; L. A. H arlo w a t tic k e ts , 8 1 .0 0 ; u n a c c o m p a n ie d lad ies
W eather Forecast Iti-giiiiiing De­
W.
W.
N o rth w a y at 25 c e n ts .— Adv.
school a r e in v ited .
No c h a rg e s , no • the o th e r o rd ers rep resen ted
tion for ab o u t 16 cows. J u s t w hat T ro u td ale ;
cem ber 1«. 1017.
you need to keep tra c k of your herd. S p rin g d a le ; E. M. C a lk in s a t G ilb e rt
collect Iona.
• o utside of th e city.
T he
C onvenient and cheap. O utlook.
an d so m e of th e
o tfte rs a t o th e r give advice upon th e q u estio n n aires
• O utlook will ap p re cia te a
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w e r in P o rtla n d w ill be assisted a t
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DYING BABIES MAKE
APPEAL FOR LIFE
free of charge.
Up to noon today h u t th ree reg is­
tra n ts had presen ted them selves be­
fore the advisory board at G resham .
They w ere all given prom pt a ssist­
ance and th e ir an sw ers to the ques­
tions will undoubtedly pass m uster.
F ru ita, vegetables and poultry •
products used In la rg e r q u a n titie s a t !
hom e will help g reatly in reducing •
the sh o rtag e of w heat, m eat, fats and •
o th e r concen trated foods of which •
o u r so ld iers and o u r allies a re In •
need.
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Head the W ant ads.
prom pt rep o rt of th e ir elec-
tlons and will ch eerfu lly give
space fo r th e ir publication as
a m a tte r of new s to th e ir
m em bers and the public.
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Pacific C oast S tate s; A rainy
week with mild te m p eratu re s In O re­
gon and W ashington. Ruin in n o rth ­
ern C alifo rn ia early p art of w eek;
la tte r p art probably fair w ithout de­
cided te m p e ra tu re changes. S o u th ­
ern C alifo rn ia generally fa ir w ith ­
o u t severe cold.