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VOL. 8, NO 9
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
SEEKING FOR
THREE ROOST
RE-ELECTION
THIEVES ARE
ON RECORD
NOW IN JAIL
C h ick en o w n e rs m ay re s t in peace
I fo r a w h ile , fo r th r e e hen ro o st ro b ­
COUNTY,
OREGON.
FRIDAY,
MARCH 29,
A (Toast ffin (the Jflaii
H e re 's to th e R ed o f it—
T h e re ’s n o t a th r e a d of it
No, n o r a sh re d of it
In a ll th e sp re a d of it
F ro m fo o t to h ead ,
B u t h e ro e s b led fo r it,
F aced ste e l an d lead fo r it.
P re c io u s blood sh e d fot it.
B a th in g it Red.
1918
T U E SD A Y S
AND
FR ID A Y S
$1.60 PER YEAR
WHEN CLOCKS OREGON S BONE
CONSPIRE TO DRY PROMOTER
HELP US WIN FOR GOVERNOR
At 12 o’clock tom orrow n ig h t it w ill
be one o’clock S u n d ay m orning. T h at
b ers w ere c a p tu r e d a t th e Ja c o b llo s-
is w hat th e new tim e re g u la tio n is
H e re ’s to th e W h ite o f it—
n e r fa rm on T u esd ay m o rn in g an d
T h rille d by th e sig h t of it.
going to do to th e clocks and w atches
W ho k n o w s th e rig h t of it.
a re
now
in
ja il
u n d e rg o in g
a
of th e n a tio n from M arch 31, to Octo­
B ut feels th e m ig h t of it
se n te n c e .
T h ey
m ay
also
be
ber 27. W hen people go to bed to ­
T h ro u g h day a n d n ig h t?
p ro s e c u te d in th e fe d e ra l c o u rt fo r
m orrow n ig h t, no m a tte r w hat th e
W o m a n h o o d ’s c a re fo r it
th e se llin g of c h ic k e n s by fa lse a f ­
M ade m a n h o o d d a re lo r it:
hour, th ey w ill be betw een th e sh eets
P u r ity 's p ru y 'r fo r It
fid av its in v io la tio n o f th e law th a t
an h o u r la te r th a n they th in k they
K eep it so w hite.
is a im ed to p re v e n t tile sa le o f la y ­
a re an d to be co n siste n t th ey w ill be
ing hens.
up an h o u r sooner th a n they in ten d ed
H e re ’s Io th e B lue of it —
T h e n am es o f th e th r e e m en a re
to be— th a t is if th ey se t th e w atches
H eav en ly view o f it,
L elan d , J a c k a n d C. W. H o g ers, th e
S ta r-sp a n g le d h u e o f It,
and clocks ah ead before going to bed.
H o n e sty ’s d u e of it,
first tw o liv in g n e a r B a rto n w hen a t
I t is a w ise pro v isio n to have th e
C o n s ta n t a n d tru e .
hom e.
C. W. R o g ers lives a m ile
d
ay
lig h t sav in g schem e s ta r t on S u n ­
H e re ’s to th e w hole of it,
west of P o rtla n d on th e B a rn e s ro ad .
day so th a t people m ay have one day
S ta rs , s trip e s an d p o le of it,
T h ey a re all b ro th e rs a n d w ere
in w hich to get used to it, b u t th e
H e re ’s to th e so u l of it,
Red, W h ite a n d Blue.
chances a re th a t a g re a t m any will
w o rk in g to g e th e r, u sin g an a u to m o ­
ta k e a d v a n ta g e or th e S unday m o rn ­
bile fo r th e p u rp o se
A nd it w as
ing in w hich to ta k e a last snooze of
th r o u g h th e m a c h in e th a t th e ir c a p ­ GRESHAM BOY SCOUTS
EVANGELIST TO GIVE
an
h o u r before h av in g to com m ence
tu r e cam e a b o u t.
AWARDED U S. MEDALS
HIS FAREWELL SERMON
th e job of risin g an h o u r sooner.
T h e c a r h ad b u t re c e n tly been f i t­
A big m eetin g will be held in Metz-
E v an g elist F T. C arlson w ho re-
F o r w o rk in g m en w ho have to be
ted w ith tire s o f new tr e a d a n d Its
U R . J. E. A N D E R S O N
g e r s h all next
S a tu rd a y
evening, ,-ently re tu rn e d from T illam ook W here on d u ty a t 8 o'clock next M onday
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Dr. A n d e rso n
is
b est ■ know n
ev ery p lace w h ere c h ic k e n s h ad been M arch 30, com m encing a t 7:45. w hen be held a series of successful m eet- m o rning according to the old schedule
w ill th r o u g h o u t th e s ta te ns th e " f a t h e r "
R u fu s C. H o lm a n , o n e of th e p re s­ sto le n . T h e d e p u tie s fro m th e s h e r ­ U nlted S ta te s S erv ice m edals w ill be ing8 lg now c id8| ng up lh e m eetin g s th e ch an g es m eans th a t they
aw ard ed to M elvin B ru g g er and Ed w hich he h as been hold in g in G res­ really have to show up at 7. b u t th e
e n t co u n ty c o m m issio n e rs w h o se term iff’s office fo u n d th a t o n ly a b o u t a
of p ro h ib itio n , as he in tro d u c e d In
g a r T lb b itts, m em b ers of th e
Boy ham , P ow ell V alley, H aley, P le a s a n t clock h a n d s w on't show i t Yet they
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th e s t a t ’e le g is la tu re th e p ro h ib itio n
w ill ex p ire th is y e a r, is ag a in a c a n ­
Scout
T
roop,
in
reco
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n
itio
n
of
excel­
Home and Deep ('re e k neighborhoods. w ill have to w ork b u t th e ir alloted law o f 1815 as w ell as th e "b o n e
d id a te fo r re-e le c tio n .
In m ak in g a n d th r o u g h a p ro cess o f e lim in a ­ le n t w ork done in con n ectio n w ith th e
Mr. C arlson w ill soon leave fo r o th e r h o u rs an d w ill q u it w hen th e ir d ay 's
tio n th e y s e ttle d dow n to th e c o n ­
h is a n n o u n c e m e n t h e say s:
Second L ib erty L oan. T h e re is m uch fields of w ork and n ex t week w ill give w ork is done— an h o u r ea rlie r. T hey d ry " law o f 1817. T h a t lie is p ro u d
c
lu
s
io
n
th
a
t
th
e
Ito
g
e
rs
boys
w
ere
of th e title is ev id en c ed by th e fa c t
In d e c id in g to b ecom e a c a n d id a te
p a trio tic e n th u s ia sm am ong th e Boy h is closing m essages to th e
m any w ill have an h o u r in th e ev en in g they
fo r re -e le c tio n as c o m m is sio n e r fo r th e oneB th ey w ere lo o k in g a fte r.
t h a t w hen he filed n o tic e of his c a n ­
S
couts,
an
d
it
is
ex
pected
th
a
t
several
young c o n v erts and frie n d s he h a s n ever h ad before and can help in the
M u ltn o m ah c o u n ty I do so in th e oe-
C o v erin g a ll th e ro a d s in e a s te rn
d
id acy fo r G o v e rn o r hi- o rd e re d th e
lief th a t, ju d g in g by th e p a s t, 1 can be M u ltn o m a h la s t M onday n ig h t, th e m ore will e a rn m ed als in co nnection m ade a t th e d iffe re n t p o in ts w here he g ard en o r aro u n d th e house o r go
w o rd s " B o n e D ry; W in th e W a r;
of re a l se rv ic e in th e fu tu re to th e
w ith th e T h ird L ib erty Loan, w hich h as w orked.
fishing. B u t it w ill be ra th e r ir k ­
D evelop O re g o n " p rin te d a f te r his
co m m u n ity w h ere I w as b o rn tm l officers saw an a u to w a itin g by th e w ill be lau n ch ed on A pril 6. T h is
T h e follow ing se rv ices will be held som e at firs t to have to go to bed un
h av e lived all my life an d to w hich ro a d s id e n e a r th e H o sn e r p lace w ith w ill be th e la s t p ublic m eetin g of
n am e on th e b allo t.
n ex t week a t th e d iffe re n t c h u rc h e s: h o u r before th e accustom ed tim e.
my peo p le cam e in th e p io n e e r d a \" o n e m an in it.
T h ey to o k him in
H e is a n a tiv e o f Illin o is, but has
th e boys before th a t date. A fine S unday m o rn in g Mr. C arlson
o f 1852.
w ill
Possibly th e g re a te s t d isco m fitu re
c h a rg e w hen th ey fo u n d th a t th e m a ­
p ro g ram will be g iven, w hich w ill be preach a t th e F re e M ethodist C hurch a t firs t w ill be experienced by th e resid ed in O regon fo r th e p a st six ­
W hile th e r e Is m uch y et to be d e ­
sire d from o u r co u n ty g o v e rn m e n t, c h in e w as th e o n e th e y w ere lo o k in g free, b u t an o fferin g w ill be tak en . in G resham , th e su b ject being, "W a lk ­ school te a c h e rs an d p u p ils of the te e n y e a rs , all of th e tim e in T h e
both in th e efficiency an d eeo n o m y of for, a n d w aited l'or th e a p p e a ra n c e o f F o llo w in g is th e P ro g ram :
D alles
ing W ith G od’’. M onday and T uesday public schools. T he s ta te law
re­
a d m in is tra tio n , a s well as in th e re g ­ h is c o m p an ies. J a c k w as th e first to
As a m e m b e r of th e O regon le g is­
Song. " S lu r S p a n g le d B a n n e r."
ev en in g of n ex t week he w ill preach q u ire s all public schools to open a t 8
u la r ity of p ro c e d u re a n d th e wise a p p e a r an d he w as a r r e s te d , b u t L e­
A d d ress, By J. E. B ro ck w ay , S co u t
la
tu
r e In 1913-1815 a n d 1917 tie h as
ch o ic e of p ro je c ts upon w hich o u r a t ­
a t Deep C reek, W ednesday and T h u rs ­ A M each day, aud as th e federal law
E x e c u tiv e , P o rtla n d
a lw a y s been ac tiv e ly id en tified w ith
te n tio n s a n d re s o u rc e s sh o u ld be e n ­ la n d g o t aw ay.
day
a
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P a tr io tic Song, M rs. E m il K. O s­
G us S c h irm e r, frm e rly o f G resh -
g a g ed , y et, th e r e h as u n d o u b te d ly
H aley C hurch. On S a tu rd a y , A pril 6 schools m u st be governed by th e new th e c o n s tru c tiv e m e a s u re s com ing
been a g re a t re fo rm of co u n ty a fta lis am , w as th e lu ck y d e p u ty to m a k e w ald.
H e w as a m em ­
Boy
S
co
u
t
s
tu
n
ts
.
a
t 8:00 o’clock he w ill preach a t th e tim e in o rd e r to com ply w ith o u r b e fo re th a t body.
acco m p lish ed d u rin g tin- last fo u r o r th « first c a p tu r e .
T h e o th e r d e p u ­
b
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f
th
e
c
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m
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e
w hich In 1913
R
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erv
ln
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G
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live y e a rs, in w hi< h it h a s been n e ces­
S w edish M ission ch u rc h in
Pow ell s ta te and federal laws.
D ru m D e m o n s tra tio n , C a p ta in C.
p u t th r o u g h th e m e a s u re ta k in g th -‘
sa ry to ta k e a firm anil p o sitiv e sta n d tie s w ere C h ris to ffe rso n , W a rd , R ex ­
V
alley.
T
h
is
w
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ill
O. B ran so n .
even th o u g h fierce an d b o is te ro u s o p ­ fo rd . M a rtin a n d T ay lo r.
an d th e n e x t week he w ill leave for notified all county school su p e rin te n d s ta te p rin tin g o u t o f p o litie s, th u s
S o n g , C, E. R u sh e r
position d eveloped
A ctin g
upon
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th e o ry
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Every body Is in v ite d to en ta th a t all clocks m u st be set one s a v in g th o u s a n d s o f d o lla rs to th e
A r< g u la r m eth o d of tr a n s a c tin g a n o th e r m an w as h e lp in g to c a rry
ice
m
e
d
als
to
Boy
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co
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ts,
J
u
d
g
e
Geo.
ta x p a y e rs.
He s u p p o rte d
these se rv ic e s and It is c e rta in he w ill h o u r ah ead in com pliance w ith the O regon
co u n ty b u sin e ss h a s been p u t in to op­
c h ic k e n s to th e a u to th e d e p u tie s W. S ta p le to n .
W o rk m e n ’s C o m p e n sa tio n : I’lriiia ii-
e ra tio n , w hich in c lu d e s a m e th o d ic a l
preach
h
is
farew
ell
serm
on
to
a
law.
To
th
em
he
say
s:
S ong. “ A m e ric a ."
p ro c e d u re in d o in g ull th e co u n ty q u e stio n e d th e tw o in th e i r c h a rg e
P le a se ad v ise a ll te a c h e rs th a t e n t R e g is tra tio n ; M o th e r’s P e n sio n ;
M usic by U nion H ig h S chool o r ­ packed house.
b u y in g th r o u g h a p u rc h a s in g a g e n t, w ho a d m itte d th e y h ad a b ro th e r,
from
M arch 31 to O c to b e r 27 school S ta te H oard o f C o n tro l; R u ra l C red
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w ho uses th e sa m e sy stem as o n e of b u t d en ied th a t lie w as w ith th em .
o r. Mrs. J. E. C la n a h a n , a c c o m p a n ist.
T h e re will be a p ro g ram by th e s h a ll b egin a t 8 a m., a c c o rd in g to its as w ell aH all S ocial H ygiene an d
o u r tr a n s c o n tin e n ta l ra ilro a d s.
T h re e of th em w en t to th e C. W.
th e new s ta n d a rd .
o th e r in o ra l u p lift m e a s u re s
D u r­
I a d v o c a te d , in itia te d a n d su p p o rt-
i t i u t a d u tr r v p e n c e
S unday School a t th e S w edish Mis
C o n g re ss n as p assed a law th a t be­
ed th e b u ild in g of th e C o lu m b ia R iv er R o g ers h o m e w h ere R ex fo rd w as le ft J U N I U K K t U UKU&H
sion ch u rc h E a ste r M orning and Rev. tw een th e la s t S unday in M areh and in g th e th r e e sessio n s he serv ed in
H ig h w ay , a n d th e im p ro v e m e n t mid on g u a rd .
As th e o th e r tw o w ere
BAZAAR EARNS $104.09 Axel A nderson w ill preach All a re
th e last S u n d ay In O cto b er th e s ta n d ­ th e H o u se h e has su p p o rte d ev ery
d e v e lo p m e n t o f o u r co u n ty ro ad sys- r e t u r n ln g t0 th e c lty (hey n iet , h e
¿ ^ T o s s bazaar
in v ited
a rd tim e in e ach zone s h a ll be o n e m e a s u re w hich p ro m ised a re lie f an d
T h e In te rs tu v
b rid g e , ol w h ich o l'*e r b ro th e r, w ho esc a p e d in tin ,
t be G re sh a m P a re n t-T e a c h e r C ir-
h o u r In u d v a n e e of th e m ean a s tr o ­ p ro te c tio n to th e m en an d w om en
com m issio n I h a v e b een c h a irm a n b ru sh a f t e r h a v in g six s h o ts fired a t '
a< (|)e e ,e m e n ta ry g choo| b u ild -
S un d ay ev en in g A pril 6, Rev. Jo n a s n o m ical tim e of th e d e g re e of lo n g i­ w ho to ll, a n d In 1917 to o k th e tloor
fro m th e first, h a s been b u ilt u n d e r ' h im . At 7 :5 0 h e a p p e a rd a t h o m e !
th e tu d e g o v e rn in g each zone, re s p e c t­ in a c tiv e o p p o sitio n to th e a n ti-p ic k e t
in g F rid a y a fte rn o o n an d e v e n in g Jo h n so n th e fo rm er p a sto r of
ively. G o v e rn o r W lth y co in b e h as is­
th e e s tim a te s a n d su c c e ssfu lly o p e r­ w h ere R ex fo rd co u g h t him .
M
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preach
in
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ng su ed a p ro c la m a tio n p u ttin g th is law bill. T h e ra ilro a d m en h av e a p p re ­
w as a su ccess in e v ery way.
a te d . p ro d u c in g s u r p lu s a t th e en d g :
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m a in te n a n c e co sts a n d In te re s t on th e | w ere fo u n d , so m e of w hich w e re ! T h e a ffa ir w as p a tro n iz e d w ell by o rad o d u rin g th e w in te r and w ill be w ill be s e t fo rw a rd , a n d all officlul th a n k e d h im fo r Ills a s s is ta n c e In
bonds.
id en tified by th e ir o w n e rs. O ne su ch
w arm ly g reeted by h is fo rm er congre a r t s w ill be g o v e rn e d by th e new p a ss in g th e E le c tric H e a d lig h t b ill:
tim e.
T h e co u n ty fa rm n as been tr a n s ­ o w n e r is R ev . H a ro ld O b erg , o f P o r t- i all th e p a tr io tic p eo p le o f th is d is­ gation. All a re in v ited to a tte n d .
T he above o rd er m eans a real hard th e F u ll C rew bill a n d lik e m e a su re s
fo rm e d fro m in c o m p e te n c e an d s q u a l­ la n d , w ho re c o v e re d 22. T h a t m an y | trict.
ship, on th e p a re n ts of m any school In w hich th e y w ere v ita lly in te re s te d .
o r to a m odel fa rm p ro d u c in g m ilk ,
P a r t of th e fu n d s m ay be tu r n e d
b u tte r , eg g s, p o u ltry , v e g e ta b le s, w ere r e tu r n e d to h im an d o th e r s | o v e r to th e S e n io r R ed C ro ss a s it WEDDING SURPRISE
T h e re fo rm e le m e n t e lec ted him
ch ild re n u n til th ey get used to the
f r u its , p o rk , h a m s an d bacon a t a j h av e been tr y in g to g et back th e i r
FOR WORTHY COUPLE change. All fam ilies se n d in g c h il­ m a y o r of T h e D alles in 1913. l ie
| m ay be im p o ssib le fo r th e school
p ro fit th is la st y e a r of o v e r $ 7 8 0 0 n et. Ist o ji*n p ro p e rty .
T h ese w h o leso m e s u p p lie s a re n eed ed
, .
. ' , . . . . ..
h „,. c h ild re n to m a k e en o u g h c lo th in g ,
A fter th e T uesday even in serv ices dren to school m ust be out of bed In w as d e fe a te d fo r re -e le c tio n in 1914,
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It is cla im e d th a t th e m en h ad ,
as n o u ris h in g lood by th e sick a n d in-
'e tc
to u se th e e n tir e a m o u n t.
at th e P ow ell V alley M ission ch u rc h tim e to m ak e up th a t h o u r —and m any j b u t w as a g a in e le c te d in 1915 and
firm , th e u n io r tu n a te little c h ild re n j so ld p o u ltry to th e a m o u n t o f $ 1 8 0
All , re -e le c te d
w ith o u t
o p p o sitio n
in
T h e e v e n in g ’s p ro g ra m w as e x ­ a very p le a sa n t s u rp ris e w as g iven of them a re not doing It now
an d th e m ise ra b le ag ed in o u r sev- w ith in th e p a st w eek a n d th a t th e y
c e lle n t. C a p ta in J . E. P e rr y , of Jo n a s N elson and wife, th e occasion th e te a c h e rs m ust be on h and an h o u r 1916. On J a n u a r y 1, 1916, w hen th e
e ra l co u n ty in s titu tio n s .
w ere m a k in g a w h o lesale b u sin e ss o f .
p ro h ib itio n law w ent In to effect, T he
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To som e of them w ho a re d ep en d en t , D alles L ocal of th e In te rn a tio n a l
s e p a r a te th e c o n d u c t of c o u n ty a ffa irs
R iley .
I’ro f. J . A. F in le y san g ry
E m il H atterstro m acted as m a ste r
from th e m a c h in a tio n s of th o s e w h o ita in e d coops a n d sa c k s an d fro m th e P ro f. E. 8. M cC orm ick w as h ig h ly
of cerem o n ies and m ad e th e in tro ­ upon tr a in s to get to th e ir w ork, th e B a rte n d e r’s L e ag u e, a c k n o w le d g in g
m ay be d e s ig n a te d a s re p re s e n tin g n u m b e r of p o u ltry
h o u se s ro b b ed
c o m p lim e n te d by th e p eo p le p re s e n t d u cto ry speech to w hich Mr. and M rs change will be m ore th a n a h a rd sh ip , th e ir d e fe a t at h is h a n d s , p re s e n te d
" in v is ib le g o v e rn m e n t" , w ith som e th a t h av e been re p o rte d th e y h ad
fo r his a b ility us a n a u c tio n e e r. He N elson responded. T hey w ere given as it is un d ersto o d th e tr a in s w ill ru n ; Dr. A n d e rso n w ith th e i r lodge b u n ­
su c c e ss; yet th e r e still re m a in s w ork
been at th e w o rk fo r se v e ra l w eeks Bold at a u c tio n th e a rtic le s re m a in ­
T h is Is
to do in th is field. A lread y 1 h av e
se a ts of h o n o r and a sack of silv e r as a t p resen t. T hey w ill only set th e ,,e r a n d d is b a n d e d fo re v e r
le a rn e d th a t to give th e sa m e c a re fu l N ot all th e ro b b e rie s w ere re p o rte d in g at th e close o f th e p ro g ra m .
w as p re se n te d to th em a s an e x p res­ d o c k s ah ead . T h u s a c a r leaving th e believed to be th e only salo o n b a n n e r
s c ru tin y to p u b lic e x p e n d itu re s th a t h e re as m an y o f th em w ere in th e
T h e c h ild re n of th e sch o o l r e n ­ sion of th e esteem In w hich they a re M ount Hood depot today a t 8:07 wll (e v e r s u r re n d e re d to th e o p p o sitio n ,
o n e g iv es to b is ow n affa irs, e n g e n ­ o u ts k ir ts of P o rtla n d .
d e re d so m e fine p a tr io tic s e le c tio n s held. T h re e d a u g h te rs w ere p resen t. leave th e re n ext M onday a t th e sam e iU,d in p rized by him a s a m em en to of
d e rs th e v io len t o p p o sitio n a n d co n ­
S w ift ju s tic e wan m eted o u t to th e
d e m n a tio n o f a ll th o s e w ho p rofit an d
T he re m a in d e r of th e ev en in g
w as tim e—only it will be 7:07 by t h e , , , w ell e a rn e d victory
b ro th e rs
v e s te r d a y .
w h e n l e q ^ l IT Y OF HOLDING
p ro s p e r by th e c a re le s s h a n d lin g ol -fire .
B esid es th e d u tie s in d ic a te d above,
p le a sa n tly sp en t In sin g in g fa m ilia r d o c k . T he p u p ils com ing from east
th e p u b lic fu n d s
d o c to r h a s fo u n d tim e to act as
J u d g e D ayton s e n te n c e d C W R og
OFFICE TO BE PROBED songs. R e fre sh m e n ts w ere served of G resham to th e high school will !
T iie f u t u r e c o n d u c t o f an y m an un- PrK , 0 n | nP m o n th s in th e c o u n ty
th e re fo re hav e to get h ere som ehow I u m e m b e r of T h e D alles school
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T h e o th e r tw o drew te rm s of ’ T h e m a tte r of w h e th e r B. F. ito l- ex p ressio n s of frie n d sh ip and
good before th e p re s e n t h o u r of 8 o’clock in b o ard a n d s e n io r w a rd e n of th e Epi
ju d g e d by h is p a st p erfo rm an ces, u n - !
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d e r s im ila r c irc u m s ta n c e s . I h av e en- (ix m o n th s each . T h ey w ere all al- fins is now a ju s tic e o f th e p eace in will.
o rd e r to be In school when It ta k e s I ,.o p a | c h u rc h
H e is a m em b er of
d e a v o re d to re c o rd my p u b lic effo rts, ’ low ed to p lead g u ilty to th e m in o r a n d fo r th e M u ltn o m a h d is tr ic t is
th e M usons, E lk s, K n ig h ts of P y th la .
A n u m b er of G resham people w ere
a c h ie v e m e n ts an d fa ilu re s as I .• • n t f b a rg e of sim p le la rcen y .
b e fo re th e co u n ty c o m m issio n e rs. It p re se n t am ong whom w ere: M rs. H.
th is is on th e su p p o sitio n th a t W oodm en of th e W o rld a n d A rtisan s.
a lo n g , g iv in g w h a t I b eliev ed a so u n d
cam e b efo re th e m In a p e titio n to d e ­ L Woatell w ho fo rm erly was a Pow- ,h *‘ tr a tn " d<> not a c tu a lly ru n an hour
a n d se n s ib le re a so n to r my ev ery act.
H ate fo r F a s te r.
c la re th e office v a c a n t an d a p p o in t ell V alley te a c h e r and w ho m et m any , ”* r n e r th a n a t p resen t
( u n tili, in t im i Servi»»-.
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F o r th e fu tu re , I b eliev e, th e s u c ­
c e ss fu l c o n d u c t of th e w ar is th e o n e
A la rg e se le c tio n of sp rin g h a ts fo r so m eo n e else to th e p o sitio n , an d of h er fo rm e r pupils, and Mrs. G regg *ald th al lh e > wl11 ,,o t do , l - but ’’’“ X
g r e a t e fio rt ev ery lo y al c itiz e n , a s well w om en a n d c h ild re n th is w eek at th e u a s h eld up fo r a s h o r t tim e p e n d in g (’ox, M rs S h o em ak er. Mr and
Confirmation se rv ice w ill be m id
Mrs.
theJr wl11 havp to ln ordP r to k,'*’P
.is e v ery g o v e rn m e n ta l body, m ust G re sh a m M illin ery sh o p
at th e Zion E v a n g e lic a l c h u rc h oi.
a n in v e s tig a tio n .
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B unday
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Mr. R o llin s w ill be q u e stio n e d as Mr. and M rs 8. E. P alm quest, Mr A ,h a t * ,n **’ e x istin g In o th e r lines E a s te r
E v e ry th in g tl s e is s u b o r d in a te to th is
F o r S ale.
A c la s s of th e y o u n g people
Aa a l* th “ ca 9 ro a d s a re u n d er gov o’clock
m ost v ita l th in g
I fa v o r fo r lh e p re s ­
"B u ie k S ix ” , alm o st b ra n d new to h is re a s o n s fo r h o ld in g th e office E lllll, Mr. and M rs H en ry Hell and
e n t m a in ta in in g p ro p e rly w h at we a l­
- »-riiment c o n tro l it w ould seem th at w ill be co n firm e d . T h e m e m b e rs a n :
C h eap , $1150. C all O u tlo o k
tf ' in G re sh a m an<l m a k in g P o r tla n d his Mr. and M rs H alley C h risten sen
re a d y h a v e , p a rtic u la rly o u r ro ad s,
they will be req u ired to m ake th e E liz a b e th H chw eldler. A nnie M ullen-
p lace of b u sin e ss an d p ra c tic a lly his
a n d In itia tin g only th o se new p ro je c ts
B a rg a in s In th e W a n t Ada
change, b u t so fa r th e re Is no an hoff, Ix iu lse H ein rich . Etr.m n H oeck
_ hom e
H is o n ly c laim to a re sid e n c e AYLSWORTH LEAVINO
w hich a re e s s e n tia l to th e h e a lth a n d
FOR FARM NEXT WEEK » •» ■ " •■ « » t to th a t effect, and som e e r, L en a I r e u n d , M e lv in I t n
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sa fe ty of o u r p eo p le a n d w hich do w hich do not in th e i r c o n s tru c tio n In G re sh a m th e p a st y e a r h a s been
n o t In th e ir c o n s tru c tio n u tiliz e re ­ u tiliz e re s o u rc e s n eed ed by o u r na- an office w hich h e v isits o n ly w hen
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! of them hav e been rep o rted as not be W a lte r S c h w e d le r,
E m il
S trelch
so u rc e s n eed ed by o u r n a tio n for tlo n in w a rfa re , b eliev in g th a t if s e n t fo r to tr a n s a c t n e c e ss a ry leg al
E. W. A ylsw orth and fam ily w ill ¡ng w illin g to come u n d e r a new tim e T h e o d o re B ru g g e r an d A lb ert S tre lc h .
m o re im p o r ta n t p u rp o se s.
I believ e
leave n ext week for th e ir new a lfa lfa card.
T h e s a c r a m e n t of th e L o rd ’s S u p p er
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T he B a p tist M issionary c ircle will
T h e 'Y o n q P e o p le ’ ! L e a g u e will
e x p e n d itu re s , now is th a t tim e
W e tim e : c o n tin u e
to
m a in ta in good k eep s a bed in h is office w hich few will m ake th e ir hom e d u rin g th e su m ­
m u s t s u s ta in o u r a rm ie s an d n av ies ro a d s ; d ev elo p c o u n ty fa rm , th u s e v e r k n ew th a t h e o ccu p ie d , If at all. m er. Mr. A ylsw orth w ill m ake p e r i­ m eet w ith Mrs. R ich ard B eadle on give a sp ec* '! p ro g ra m at 7 :3 0 p tin,
on th e b a ttle - f r o n ts , th e w oun d ed
A pril 4. T h e on E a s te r
Sunday,
c o n sistin g of
T h e m a tte r cam e u p a seco n d tim e odical re tu rn s to G resham to look T h u rsd a y a ftern o o n ,
an d sick In th e h o s p ita ls a n d th e ir p ro d u c in g eco n o m ically w h o leso m e
a fte r h is In te re sts here and will con su b ject w ill be "T em p eran ce.” M rs so lo s, d u e tj, etc., b esid es th e usuni
d e p e n d e n ts
W e m u st g iv e m o re food fo r o u r u n f o r tu n a te s ; c o n d u c t b e fo re th e c o m m is sio n e rs on W ed-
and g e n t’s f u r ­ M attle S leeth of P o rtla n d w ill g ive an d is cu ssio n pe.-lo»*
An o fferin g will
a n d b e tte r a tte n tio n to th e re lie f of c o u n ty a ffa irs In th e o pen re g a r d le s s n eed ay an d in s tru c tio n s w ere given tln u e h ts c lo th in g
th e u n f o r tu n a te , th e e d u c a tio n aud o f o p p o stlo n ; p a tro n iz e h o m e In d u s- th e c o u rt c le rk to h a v e Mr. R o llin s n ish in g b u sin ess u n d e r th e m an ag e­ a d d re ss an d th e re w ill he solos by be ta k e n fo r th e w ork o f th e w ar
c a re of th e o rp h a n s a n d th e re c o n ­
m ent of G uy F ield h o u se
M rs K arl J H agberg of Pow ell Valley w e lfa re c o m m itte e of th e E v an eilcal
s tru c tio n o f th e w o u n d ed an d d is ­ tr ie s ; s u p p o rt o u r H om e G u a rd ; op- g iv e an e x p la n a tio n .
M errill Good has been engaged to \ and M iss G eorgina Cross. T he host church.
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a b led . T h is is th e esp ecial w ork to e r a te I n te r s ta te b rid g e s u c c e s sfu lly ;
assist Mr. F ield h o u se In th e sto re and ess will be a ssiste d by Mrs. B W
E n g lish s e r v ltv on th e first S unday
w hich th e g o v e rn m e n t o f M u ltn o ­ fin an ce sin c e re
e ffo rts
to e d u c a te
Early Closing Time,
will devote p ra c tic a lly all h is tim e E m ery, Mrs. W C. B urch and M rs, o f e ach m o n th .
m ah c o u n ty m u st g iv e In te llig e n t a n d c a re fo r Ju v e n ile c o u rt w ard s.
All m e m b e rs and
C o m m en cin g A p ril first th e tw o th e re except aa be h a s to ta k e a few J H. L W oatell.
c o -o p e ra tio n a n d
d ire c tio n
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frie n d s a re c o rd ia lly In v ite d to a tte n d
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hours off each day In looking after
a n y o r all of th e s e se rv ic e s.
C. M. Zim m erm an w ill cloae w eek- his m all
M r. H o lm a n in h is p la tfo rm say s a n d co u n ty .
A nd a f t e r J o h n n y g e ts h is gun th e
c o n tra c t
an d
new spaper
H is slo g an Is:
" T h e su c c e s sfu l d a y e v e n in g s a t 8 o 'c lo c k . A lso on route«.
h e w ill fa v o r o n ly th o s e new pro-
n ex t th in g is to g et h is tlu n
T n llo rin g
Jocts
w hich
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e s s e n tia l to th e je o n d u c t o f th e w ar Is th e Im p o rta n t S u n d a y s th e y w ill d o s e a t 12 o ’clock
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w om en c le a n in g .
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s o m e th in g to b u ) p re s sin g a n d re p a irin g d o n e w«-l
h e a lth an d s a fe ty o f o u r p eo p le a n d th in g : a d m in is tra te a c c o rd in g ly .”
j fo r th e re m a in d e r o f th e d a y .— Adv.
Hay Thrift 8tamp to the grocer.
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Peter Lenard. P», ■ ,-P ’ -