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VOL. 7, NO. 87
G resham O utlook
____________________GRESHAM,
RESULTS SEEN
IN ACTIVITIES
OF LOCAL DRIVE
MULTNOMAH
DISEASED DAIRY COWS
STOP MILK DELIVERY
A d e p u ty s t a te v e te r in a r ia n m ad
a n official in s p e c tio n o f th e d a iry
h e rd o f H. J. P u lf e r on W ed n esd ay
an d c o n d e m n e d th r e e o f h is best
cow s u p o n fin d in g th a t th e y a re a f
d ieted w ith b o v in e tu b e rc u lo s is .
T w o o f th e a n im a ls b e lo n g to Mr
O nce w o re is th e lie d C ro ss m em ­
b e rs h ip d riv e w o rk in g to w u rd s a P u lfe r. T h e o th e r o n e is o w n ed by
,
, J u d g e S ta p le to n on w h o se fa rm Mr
su c c e ssfu l
c o n clu sio n
. \ w l i a r s P u lfe r h as been o p e ra tin g th e d a iry
eve.
Mr. P u lf e r h a s been c o n d u c tin g o n e
T h e to ta l in O reg o n to d a te is
o f th e tw o local m ilk ro u te s fo r m o re
$ 1 8 8 ,1 5 9 , of w hich
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h as
th a n a y e a r p a st, a n d th e a c tio n of
c o n tr ib u te d $65 ,7 3 2 a n d th e s ta te
th e d e p u ty h ad th e effect o f s to p p in g
o u ts id e $12 2 ,3 6 7 .
h is b u sin ess.
T h e ren ew ed c a m p a ig n in P o r t­
Mr. P u lf e r n o tified all h is c u sto m -
la n d is g a in in g m o m e n tu m ev ery
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COUNTY.
OREGON,
FRIDAY.
DECEMBER 28,
1917
LETTERS FROM LOCAL BOVS
TELL OF CAMP EXPERIENCES
Both in Naval Training Stations— Fr«nk W rig h t of Ohio
W rite» to Parents H e re of Cavalry W o rk
N ew p o rt, R. 1., Dec. 18.
I th e re is som e no ise going on.
In
D ear F a th e r a n d M o th e r:- A few I a b o u t th irty m in u te s th e r e will* be
lin e s tin s e v e n in g to let you know a play 0,1 tb e 8 ta K*' H ave you h e a rd
my a d d re s s a n d how I am g ^ e ttin
g | m e a il a b o u t him w hen
8Ure
lt i,l*
y o u an d w rite ,
a lo n g :
l o u know I urn a " r e g u la r | a n d d o n 't w rite
long
le tte r s , but
fe llo w " now , a n d 1 w ill te ll you how I w rite o fte n .
1 w ill h av e to go on g u a r d d u ty
m an y c lo th e s 1 have.
A c o u p le of I
1
s u its of b lu e,
tw o
o f w h ite , tw o to m o rro w fro m 4 a. in., till 8.
" s h o t in th e a r m "
w h ite h a ts , a sm a ll w atch c a p ; a | h a v e u ’t h ad
I g u ess T h-ank to ld you w hat
ro u n d , f e l l lo p h a t lik e s a ilo rs w ear, yet.
lo u r h a n d k e rc h ie fs , tw o s u its eacll th a t w as. At noon today w hen we
o f s u m m e r am i w in te r u n d e rw e a r, | w ere a ll lined up to m a rc h in to
w ere
th ir te e n
boys
fo u r p a iis c a d i of s u m m e r a n d w in­ chow , th e r e
te r so ck s, tw o p a ir o f sh o e s a n d a ta in te d in th e ra n k s an d h a d to be
d in all from th e effects of
p a ir of
o v e rsh o e s,
th r e e w oolen c th a e rrie
hypo
b la n k e ts , a s a ilo r h a m m o ck , a m at-
1 s e n t my c lo th e s h o m e in my
ress, tw o to w els, a je rs e y , a n o v er-
■oat, a p a ir o f m itte n s , b ru s h e s, I o ' Y ^ r l ‘/ “ L ■‘“i*1 tO *’?' 8‘‘" t 1
b re a d , n e ed le s, etc.
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th e r e to P h ila d e lp h ia an d a day c a r w r tP . ' tw n . -
Kol,‘K lo
o N ew Y o rk .
F ro m th e re w e w e n t I
,W? °F. th r e e dozen kid s
by
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER YEAR
LOCAL BRANCH LEAGUE
FAVORS A CONDENSERY
At a m e e tin g of th e local b ran ch
of th e U te g o n D airy L eag u e h eld in
G resliau i on W ed n esd ay it w as voted
to o p p o se th e b u y in g oi any s h a re s
in th e P o rtla n d -D a m a s c u s M ilk co m ­
p any.
T h is s u b je c t w as b ro u g h t up on r e ­
ceiv in g in fo rm a tio n th a t th e le a g u e
p ro p o se d to ta k e sto c k In th e p la n t
w hich is h eld u t $ 2 2 5 .0 0 0 . T h e local
m e m b e rs w ould only c o n sid e r th e
p u rc h a s e of a c o n tro llin g
in te re s t.
T h a t w as th e s e n tim e n t of th e th irty
m e m b e rs
p re s e n t,
w ho ex p ressed
th e m se lv e s th a t in o r d e r fo r th e
le a g u e to be a su ccess it sh o u ld have
a c o n d e n se r) of its ow n,
it w as d ecid e d th a t a d is tr ib u tin g
p la n t is n o t n eed ed , a s th e lea g u e
does not h a v e a su fficien t k n o w led g e
of th e b u sin e ss o f P o rtla n d -D a m a s c u s
co m p an y to ju s tify th e m e m b e rs lu
s u b s c rib in g to su ch a la rg e c o rp o r a ­
tio n , a n d tlia t so m e o th e r m ean s
co u ld be em p lo y ed to p u t th e le a g u e
in u b e lte r c o n d itio n to ta k e c a re of
its m ilk .
T h e re w ill be a m e e tin g o f th e
le a g u e to m o rro w in P o rtla n d a t th e
le a g u e to m o rro w in P o rtla n d a t th e
p la n t of th e P o rtlu n d -D a m u s c u s co m ­
p a n y , in tlie W e in h a rd b u ild in g to
f u r th e r c o n s id e r th e m a tte r.
ROCKWOOD BOY
SAW HALIFAX
IN DESTRUCTION
M r. a n d M rs. J o h n R ich m o n d , of
R ockw ood, h a v e ju s t received w ord
fro m
th e ir so n , L. E. R ich m o n d ,
w ho w as in H a lifa x a t th e tim e of th e
d is a s te r , he b ein g a n eye w itn ess to
th e ex p lo sio n . F o llo w in g is a copy
o f a le tte r receiv ed by M rs R ich ­
m ond from h e r so n :
H a lifa x , N ova S co tia, Dec. 9, 1917.
D ear M o th e r:- J u s t receiv ed y o u r
cu rd a n d a le t te r fro m botli A gues
a n d L illian .
1 h a v e w ritte n to you
a n d A gues boil, tw o o r th r e e tim es,
but I w as a d d re s s in g th e m to G re s h ­
am , of co u rse. T h e c e n so r m ay hav e
th ro w n th e m in th e w aste b a sk e t. I
am se n d in g you a H alifax p a p e r th a t
u n til lie can re s u m e b u sin ess
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th e th in g tliu t h a p p e n e d
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T h is w ill be d o n e by
T h u rs d a y . I w as an eye w itn ess to
ing m ad e th e i r p e rc e n ta g e o r b eing '
t i l l s , but d e a r m o th e r, 1 h a v e n ’t p a ­
se llin g th e m to th e p a c k in g co m p an y
w v „ e ell i l a a h e e a a d d o of t it, h b u ' t th r e e c c o o u u n n tie
tie s s , fo
»• r w ■
p e r e n o u g h to te ll you how sad It
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b rin g . T h e co u n -
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,y w l|l a lso in d e m n ify th e i r ow n-
a b o u t H alifax b ein g w reck ed , but
a n d M arion a re not p a st th e h a lf
e rs in th e su m o f $25 each . T h e
w reck ed is not a big en o u g h w ord.
w ay m a rk .
fiack in g co m p an y will p ro b a b ly m ak e
T h is is a city of s o m e th in g lik e
C o lu m b ia is re p o rte d unofficially
5 0 ,0 0 0 p eo p le und th r e e - f o u r th s of
beef of th e cow s an d s e ll it, a s it is
to be h e a d in g to w a rd s th e fu ll fig­
th e m u re e ith e r d ead o r w ounded. I
said th a t th e m eat is h e a lth fu l w h ile
h a v e been w o rk in g day a n d n ig h t
u re, a lth o u g h h e a d q u a r te r s lias not
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th e m ilk is d a n g e ro u s .
sin c e th e ex p lo sio n u n c o v e rin g dead
yet le a rn e d th is is th e case, w hile
it
an d w o u n d ed , h av e h a n d le d th em u n ­
to
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF
til 1 h av e alm o st got th e " J im m ie s .”
ANOTHER
GRESHAM
GIRL
q u ittin g .
THE LATE MRS THOMAS T ills ex p lo sio n w as ca u se d by tw o
MARRIES
A
SOLDIER
sh ip s c o llid in g , a B elgian re lie f sh ip
C am p aig n le a d e rs a re u rg in g M a­
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c a rg o of 4000 to n s of h ig h explosives
re in to win an d a re n o t s h irk in g d 8 vou w . .
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a liz in g th a t Its p o sitio n is w orse L ockw ood a 1200 W illa m e tte B o u le­
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s tr e e t ill G re sh a m , Dec. 20, 1917.
m u d i dam age
I w as s ta n d in g on
b efo re th e rev iv ed c a m p a ig n took p re tty
ud th e y w ill com e to GreHhuni by I
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w ed d in g C h ris tm a s
n ig h t,
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fu ll hold in th is city y e ste rd a y .
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F ra n c isc o , C al.
T hf p e rc e n ta g e of a m a jo rity o f I b rid e o f Mr. C. E. F o w le r o f F o rt u s e s t h a t e x p r e s s c o m p an y h e re . My 1
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c e n t a n d ( C. C h a p m a n , s t a te c h a ir- 1 aglow w ith q u a n titie s o f h o lly an d place to sell d iem
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1 haye to w o m an h o o d . S he w as m a rrie d liu ild in g s on botli sldeH o f th e hay
c ru m b le d like an
e a r th q u a k e hud
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m an , believ es th a t all in th is class o t h e r C h ris tin a s g re e n s a n d w ere aw ay
w e .k s we h av e been a w fu l busy We
T h ey c o n tin u e d to re s id e in W is­ sh o o k th e m , an d se v e ra l s h ip s w ere
will succeed In m a k in g th e i r a llo t- ta s te fu lly d e c o ra te d w ith re d , w h ite o.
u re k e p t g o in g from 5 :3 0 in th e co n sin u n til th e s p rin g o f 1904, w hen w reck ed and th r e e w hole s h ip 's crew s
n o w . I w ish you w ould fo rw a rd a m o rn in g u n t i l »
w ere k illed .
i a n d blue.
book in my little b a u d bag th a t I o u r b u rses n w » . . . , *
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th e fam ily m oved to G re sh a m , w h ere
O u r sh ip w as a b o u t th e lu c k ie st
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th ey h av e sin c e m a d e th e ir hom e. sh ip In th e h a rb o r. S he w a sn ’t dam
h ead w ay w ith
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co u n ty M eth o d ist m in is te r o f G re sh a m , p e r- ual of a B in.' J a c k e t” ; a lso pi. use h ,, k ... ’ i
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Mr. T h o m a s d ied J a n . 3, 1916 und a g e d , o n ly all th e g la s s w as b ro k e n .
o u ts id e o f P o rtla n d re p o rtin g ab o v e fo rm ed th e cerem o n y .
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ship.
$2200. T h e la te s t a v a ila b le lig u res
T h e b rid e w as a tte n d e d by h e r sis-
N ow, If you a re fe e lin g tiulf as o f f n ^ ' a r .
M rs. T h o m a s is s u rv iv e d by th r e e
I th o u g h t I w ould be in E n g la n d
to r G resh am
show
c o n tr ib u tio n s te r . M rs. E rn e st P. T h o m fro m A m er-
good a n d well as I am you a re In th e Tin fr I
so n s a n d o ne d a u g h te r , H a rry of lo n g b efo re th is, b u t w hen we a r ­
a m o u n tin g to $385.
F a irv ie w re- Jean L ak e, as m a tro n o f h o n o r. L it- best o f h e a lth .
1 am o n ly s o rry I a re bla
.S pringville, U ta h ;
E z ra , B e rt an d riv ed h e re th r e e w eeks ago o u r siiip
p o rts $ ,1 .
C e d a r d is tric t lias sen t ; He J u a n ita D alq u iat, n iece o f flit did not. e n list fo r (ho r e g u l a r uprvipp l r n
w as in su ch a s h a p e th a t we limi to
la*, A p u l. I could h av e been a p e t t y |,‘j
'" n “ ' ’, bUt th ,*y gHV* M abel of G re sh a m , a ls o ono s is te r , com e In tiere fo r re p a irs , an d now
in a re p o r t of 39 new m e m b e rs en j bride, in fluffy w h ile w as th e flow er officer b y i b i s t i m e
T h e r e is n o t h ' I ,
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lie u te n a n t is g o in g M rs. A. D evoe o f B oscobel, W isco n ­
e v e ry th in g lias been d e stro y e d h e re
ro lled w ith $43. T h e re a re 36 fa m ­ g irl. Mr. C. P a d e n o f F o r t S te v e n s in g you co u ld sen d me th a t w ould p e rm ît ‘ H e h a ? a a
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do m e a n y good, as w o -h av e no room ...... ï...
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b u t he s in , a n d tw o b ro th e rs , J a m e s G asto n so I d o n ’t know w h e th e r th e sh ip
ilies in th e C e d a r d is tric t a n d all w as best m ail.
ot M o n tfo rt, W isco n sin , a n d
E z ra w ill be tu r n e d o v e r to th e B ritish
bu t tw o a re re p re s e n te d .
h e re o r w h e th e r we w ill h av e to go
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back to B oston und fix Iter up. T h e
S erv ices w ere lieid a t th e h om e on H alifax
postoffice a u th o r itie s se n t
tr ic ts not h a v in g re p o rte d y e t, is fu r w itli a veil o f tu lle an d a b a n d e a u of
S a tu rd a y , Dec. 22, a t 11 a m . Rev w ord to th e sh ip to n ig h t Unit th e
ab o v e th e q u o ta b u t w ill c o n tin u e to o ra n g e blossom s.
S he
c a rr ie d
a
J. M ontcalm B row n o fficiating.
I n ­ U. 8. s a ilo rs a b o u rd need n o t put
h elp o u t in tile co u n ty
It is b e­ b e a u tifu l b o u q u e t o f w h ite o rc h id s I
stu m p s on th e ir m ull, ow ing to th e
term ent w as in th e fa m ily lo t in fact t h a t they felt in d e b te d to us fo r
lieved th a t r e tu r n s fro m here will a n d c a rn a tio n s .
A few frie n d s a n d !
E rn e st Jo h n W illiam A n d erso n I ih " , rlUC U1, ni
T h e c a p ta in tu r n e d G resh am c .m e tc ry .
tile way we w o rk ed und th e g o v e rn ­
3Co.. B a rra c k s B., U S N. ? X n g L n d
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show a b o u t $900.
n e u r re la tiv e s w ere p re s e n t.
m e n t w ould s ta n d th e bill. I th in k
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A w ed d in g lu n c h e o n fo llo w e d th e [ s ta tio n , N ew p o rt R I
th a t w as p re tty nice of th e m , d o n ’t
C a rd o f llia n k s .
W e w e r e g i v e n tw o s u i t s of h e a v y
GET YOURSELF THERE
you ?
e« rem o n y a f t e r w hich th e y o u n g
U n d erw ear an d a n o th e r b la n k e t yes-
W<- w ish to th a n k o u r frie n d s un.l
W ith th e C olors, Dec 8
I am so sleep y a n d n e rv o u s to ­
BEFORE EIGHT THIRTY c o u p le d e p a rte d .
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,
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fo r th e ir sy m p a th y an d m o rn in g an d n e v e r sle p t a g a in u n til
ni a ss o c ia tio n w ho a re a b le to a tte n d
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th is .Sunday m o rn in g hi 2 a. tn and
to have
g et an
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ab o .u t o n e d u t i f u l to k . ins of re m e m b ra n c e .
tu r n a t o n ce to th e fo rtific a tio n . g w o o t u ld
th e co m in g m id -w in te r m e e tin g a re
1 s le p t u n til 5 th is e v e n in g , h u t Oh
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M rs. F o w le r, a f t e r sp e n d in g New town before I started.* 'w . " i ? l ,i,','i • ». .
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TH O M A S FA M IL Y .
G od, I co u ld i<‘e d ead w om en and
lo o k in g fo rw a rd w ith lo n g in g to S a t­
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1 e a rs a t th e fo rt, w ill re s u m e h e r in F risc o y e ste rd a y a n d an officer •Ion t know bow cold it is.
c h ild re n all th e tim e I w as sle ep in g ,
u rd a y n ig h t, D ecem b er 29, w hen th e
cold fo r th e s o u th e rn p eo p le to
! to o k us a c ro s s
th e
bay to G oat g too
sch o o l in th e S p rin g d a le d is tric t.
MULTNOMAH GRANGE
so you cult im a g in e how m uch rest I
et o u t, I g u ess,
a ffa ir w ill ta k e place. A la rg e n u m ­
Islan d
a big tr a in in g s ta tio n h e re
got. B ut th u n k G od th e r e w on’t be
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T h e re w ere a b o u t 65 of u s on th e
b e r o f y o u n g fo lk s h av e been a ro u se d MISS ELVA ANDRE
m an y m o re d ay s of it.
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T h e p a p e r to n ig h t say s th e d e a th
by th e m y s te ry o f th e o ccasio n , b u t in
M u ltn o m a h g ra n g e m et in r e g u la r
CHRISTMAS BRIDE | cro ssed th e s t a te lin e n e a rly e v e ry ­ a m o n th a n d is to be paid o u t a t th e
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ev ery case h av e b een to ld to w ait u n ­
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A q u iet h o m e w ed d in g w as so le m ­ o n e ju m p e d off a n d ran In to th e s a ­ d e a th . I h ad $5000 left lo e ach o f
til S a tu rd a y n ig h t w hen th e y w ould
lo o n s a n d b ro u g h t back tw o o r th re e
m a s te r in th e c h a ir. A fte r th e u su al I th in k w hen they get th e final chec k
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be " sh o w n a good tim e ” o f an e n ­
tr a n s a c te d
th e new on th e i r p o p u la tio n th e d e a th list
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w hen M iss E lv a A n d re a n d Je s s e J. th e y m ad e som e n o ise th a t n ig lit'1*88
tire ly d iffe re n t k in d .
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JW h
“ ,ld ' l" ' ° th e r lnK ,lra' " e b u sin e ss e le c tin g officers w as ta k e n w ill go o v e r 5000, b ec a u se no on e in
th e big brick b u ild in g s h a v e been
T h e m e e tin g w ill be a t th e h om e of W h ite w ere m a rrie d by R ev. S. F.
up an d th e fo llo w in g w ere re -e le c te d : d u g o u t yet a n d th e r e w ere lo ts of
th e M isses L a u ra a n d M abel S h ip ley , P itts , in th e p re se n c e o f a few r e la ­ th e s ta tio n an d h ad o u r .lino
M. H. W h e e le r, m a s te r; J o e A lltel. p e o p le w o rk in g in th e m th a t bad no
*{* d iv id ed e q u a lly a m o n g th e kids.
tiv es an d frie n d s.
a big lo n g room w ith ta b le s or, ' rB
each
on S o u th R o b e rts av e n u e , ju s t so u th
overseor; Mrs. G W. A lld e r, le c tu r e r ; c h a n c e to g e t aw ay , an d som e of
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rh e n we had to go u p a n d be
th o s e b u ild in g s a re s till b u rn in g . S o
o f file M eth o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h ,
la n ta a b o u t a m o n th ag o , b u t hav e IL I. A nderson
a s s is ta n t s te w a r d ;
e x a m in e d , lik e we w ere In P o rtla n d
A side from th e n , I M rs. G ra c e F ritz , lady a s s is ta n t. T ile It w ill be a week a t le a st befo re K ie v
c o m m en cin g a t 8 p rn., s h a r p . At Mr an d Mrs. E. F. A n d re al C o ttre ll an d , h . y g av e us o u r c lo th e s an d no w ris tle ts .
w ill k n o w how m any a re lo st, besides
8 :3 0 th e d o o rs will be closed a n d n o ! ? * ,J 8 ,,f u lly d e r a t e d w ith h o lly , b e d d in g , a n d th en we h ad to m arch h a v e a lm o st e v e ry th in g I need
fo llo w in g a r e th e new officers: H. L. th e o n e s th a t a re all crip p le d up and
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S u n d ay a n d took d in n e r w ith
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w ith o u r big ' n bag
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M rs. A. W. C law so n , s te p -s is te r of
few d ay s. I w ill n e v e r fo rg et th is as
been
p re p a re d .
S pecial a tte n tio n
‘ Tn.
t,ln e
1 e n jo y e d M H W h eeler, tr e a s u r e r ; M rs. M ar-
te r ti o n cam p w h e re we h av e to S la v ‘ lr
long a s 1 live.
T h e m an th a t In­
th e b rid e, play ed th e w ed d in g m a rc h ,
tr e a t g u e r e lte W h e e le r, C e re s-
M rs
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th r e e w eeks, u n til th ey know we v o u * it n , i T 1" ' MOI" h " r n
will be p aid to tile tw elv e m e m b e rs
w hile tile b rid a l c o u p le e n te r e d th e h av en t an y d ise a se
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th em .
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ha«l an easy tim e ,,f lf e a tin g sleet,
th e m ilita ry serv ice.
S om e o f th e liv in g room , ta k in g th e ir p lace u n d e r Ing a n d d rillin g a little .
We a re k ept busy u n til 8 :3 0 ev- I l<,ra
WUM vo*”d on to h a v e HIs- a b o u t a n d su re ly th is w as th e w ork
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of sp ies. D on’t tr y to sen d m e any
m e m b e rs h av e been a sk e d to b rin g a w e d d in g ,b e ll. T h ey sto o d d ire c tly
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C h tis tm a s tree.
too
I h e re is so m uch to tell th a t I h o r s e s in th e fo ren o o n am i have. " ° rk 80 Wel1’ W e ex p ect a „ Ice tim e to so m e O ther sh ip fro m b e re ioni I
resp o n d e d w illingly . T h e c o m m itte e
T he b rid e, w ho lo o k ed h e r io v liest !.an» t uPUt 11 Hl1 ln
b 'c a u s e
a sk s th a t all w ho h av e n o t been
n a l w ork in th e a fte rn o o n . 1 am | al1^ B ivlte o th e r m e m b e rs l o be w ith m ay co m e back to th e s ta te s so d o n 't
t ta k e s so m uch
tim e a n d th e re sig
ta k e a n y ch an ces.
r - l i n g lin e ,,o w
| th in k I a m b r o k l
a sk e d to d o n a te so m e th in g b rin g a in w h ite c re p e d e c h in e dress* c a r ­ 1st, t Very m u ch tim e a t th a t.
US „ 1 , t h a t (lay, w hich is th e f o u r th
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T h e re a re a b o u t 2 0 0 0 bovs up w ill be o K
little c h a n g e as a s ilv e r o ffe rin g will
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h e re m th e Y M U. A to n ig h t am i
be ta k e n to h elp d e fra y th e ex p en ses.
I g o in g to h av e a b a sk e t so cial New
ELLSWORTH.
________________ I ' L W I v
W I .’ I C H T
A buffet lu n c h e o n w as se rv e d to
T h e t r e a s u r e r w ill also be th o fe
j Y ears eve a n d a p ro g ra m .
All a r e
th e g u e sts im m e d ia te ly a f t e r th e c e r ­ ACKNOWLEDGES THE
CHRISTMAS NUMBER
w ith re c e ip ts to ta k e th e ir du es.
I 'o r d l a l l y In v ited to a tte n d .
L a d le s DR. CHARLES McCOLL
em ony.
OUTLOOK S INFLUENCE
CALLED TO COLORS
VERY
COMMENDABLE
b rin g b a s k e ts , w h e th e r you b e lo n g to
M any b e a u tifu l an d u se fu l g ifts
P o rtla n d , De
A good tim e is a n tic ip a te d at th e
25
‘he g ra n g e o r n o t, th e p ro g r a m will
Dr. C h a rle s M cColl, g r a d u a te of
San F ra n c is c o , Dec. 24.
w ere received by th e h ap p y co u p le.
E d ito r O u tlo o k :
On
Red C ro ss s n ip p in g p a rty to be held
C om e a n d w atch th e Old tile G re sh a m h ig h sch o o l a n d o f th e
b e h a lf of
E d ito r
O u tlo o k :
We h av e Just be fre e
Mrs. W h ite is well a n d fa v o ra b ly S ta te H e a d q u a rte r s , we beg to a c ­
In M e tzg er's h a ll th is e v e n in g . B oth
U n iv e rs ity o f O reg o n m ed ical school,
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d th e new o n e In.
k n o w n , h a v in g lived In th is v icin ity k n o w le d g e th e fine c o -o p e ra tio n of receiv ed a copy of y o u r C h ris tm a s
m en an d w om en a re in v ite d a n d all
MRS, (». w A L L D E R , L e c tu r e r.
u n til re c e n tly re s id e n t p h y sic ia n a t
fo r a n u m b e r of y e a rs
Mr. W h ite is th e O u tlo o k in th e g re a t R ed C ro ss N u m b er, w hich to say th e le a s t Im
w ill be k ept busy. An in fo rm a l p ro ­
th
e M u ltn o m a h H o sp ita l an d a m e m ­
very c o m m e n d a b le ,
w o rk in g in th e siiip y a rd s a t p re s e n t M e m b e rsh ip D rive.
Th co lo r a n d
g ra m w ill be g iven d u rin g th e e v e n ­
b er o f th e M edical R eserv e C orps,
ALWAYS
SOMETHING
s
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c
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th
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fro
n
t
a n d h as ta k e n a p a r tm e n ts in P o r t­
an d back page
M u ltn o m a h
c o u n ty
o u ts id e
of
ing.
In s tru m e n ta l
m u sic
w ill be
BETTER,’ IS NOTED h a s been o rd e re d by th e U n ited
lan d w h ere lie am i Mrs. W h ite w ill be P o rtla n d h as a lre a d y g o n e o v e r th e b e sp e a k s w ords of p ra ise fo r th e
fu rn is h e d by Mrs. J a s S te rlin g , Miss
S ta le s W ar D e p a rtm e n t lo re p o rt to
e
d
ito
r.
a, hom e to th e ir m an y frie n d s a f t e r to p w ith its q u o ta o f 2 2 0 0 m em b ers,
I he issu e of th e G re sh a m O u tlo o k
G lad y s N eal,
M ìbs
E d n a B enson,
E v ery o n e o f y o u r re a d e rs sh o u ld Of D ecem b er 14 c a lls Its e lf a •• P a ­ C am p Lewis. H is w o rk w ill be th a t
J a n u a r y 1st.
an d we feel th a t th e p u b lic ity you
Mrs. C la rk e R a d fo rd a n d M iss G race
l»e w ell p leased to racelv e su c h a tr io tic C h ris tm a s N u m b e r.” a n d c o l­ o f a s s is ta n t d iv isio n su rg e o n , an d
F ie ld h o u se S olos w ill be g iv en by (
h av e m ad e h as been a g re a t fa c to r
live, m e tro p o lita n
n e w sp a p e r a n d o re d Inks a -p le n ty s u s ta in th e as- he w ill be s ta tio n e d a t th e b a c te rio ­
1 not h e r Big Dane«*,
in th is re s u lt. You h a v e s e t a
Mrs. E m il O sw ald, Mrs. E. W. A yis-
lo g ic a l la b o ra to ry m o st o f th e tltne.
fo r P o rtla n d a n d o u r P o rtt/n H PU"
U>* " " h o u ld
g o n g ra tu ia te d on .e r t lo n
T h e re Is a
f r a g r a n c e of
w o rth . M rs. C la rk e R ad fo rd an d C. i
T h e re w ill be a n o th e r o f th o se
S in c e
h is
g ra d u a tio n fro m th e
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m e d ic a l sch o o l. D r. McColl has
man.
E d ito r Ht. C la ir
a lw ay s
w ill g iv e a re a d in g
T h e w om en a re M onday e v e n in g , D ecem b er 31. Mu- In th e final r e tu r n s th e city w ill not
Is d o in g ■ se rv e d an In te rm e n t a t th e M u ltn o -
W ish in g you th e c o m p lim e n ts of s o m e th in g b e tte r
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a sk e d to b rin g th im b le s, as so m e sic w ill b e fu rn is h e d as b e fo re , by
th e se a so n , we re m a in
" r -K o n U n , i J c . ’ * ;
re a l,le n , p h y a t e , H e is th e son
C o rd ia lly y o b rs,
sew in g w ill be d one.
I ’’P o r tla n d 's best 7-piece o r c h e s tr a "
Y ours very tr u ly ,
a n d th e fu n w ill c o n tin u e all n ig h t
<’ C. CHAPMAN,
of M rs. I. M cColl, o f P o rtla n d , fo r
IN T E R T Y P E corporation ,
Rev. J. Montcalm Brown and fam­ w ith a big tu r k e y d in n e r.
f h a ir m a n C h ris tm a s R ed C ro ss
D ance
F o o d In th e n i o ^ s o f ..................
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W. B. G oode, M a n a g e r.
ily were the guests on Christm as of tickets, $1.00; unaccompanied ladies
M e m b e rsh ip D rive.
» m m u n l.lo n no less im ' i a n d
,
y- a ™ Po«t-
the front is an
'T." “Wfu) cold ht‘re
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wiles of the Mel- 25 cents
Adv.
u
a
M ra. S te rlin g , m o th e r of J a m e s
rose neighbortiood They were also
_________ _
entertained on Wednesday of this
The food you waste today may S te rlin g , left la s t w eek fo r h e r h o m e
week by Mr. and Mrs. C. M H arrison , mean hunger to someone, some- in lx»s Angele«, after «eversi month»
at a 5-o’clock dinner.
J where, sometime. Be saving!
•pent here.
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a,,d f
left on Sunday P°r,»nt than the sheila in ih«i
fo r B u rley . Id a h o , w h ere sh e
1 m na.
| vl»it w ith h e r d a u g h te r f lsabël*, w bo i
j 1» employed there
a» a bookkeeper in
a » arate.
th e ir «lege
I m aster.
Save a loaf of bread a week, lie la l
win the war.
C o„
His father, Dr. Peter Mc-
w a, onp o f ||) e p ,o n ep r
clans of the state.
... .
in Pianoforte,
'*** liven after January 1, Mis»
Florence M. Honey, phoue «gl.
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