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GRESHAM TIME TABLE
Irani» for EsUviiula or Bull Hull
THE GIRL OF IT SHOWED
IN THE WAY SHE WROTE
B ull H u n tr a in « le a v e M t. H o o d D ep o t
IX .'3 AM P l y E x H un G r t a l u i n O nl>.
12 25 AM S u n to E s ta c a d a
5 I AM D ly. M all a n d E x.. E s ta c a d a
5 24 A M D ly. E x. Hun. U r e s h a n i O nly
6 12 AM D ly. G r e s h a m O nly
6 62 AM S uu. to B u ll H u n
7:45 AM D ly to E s ta c a d a
8 10 AM D ly, U re a h a m D uly
2:6c AM D ly , to B u ll R u n
10 40 AM D ly to G r e s h a m O nly
1 1 4 5A M D ly , E s ta c a d a
12 40 I'M D ly, G r e s h a m Only
1 50 I'M D ly, to B u ll R u n
2 40 I ’M D ly, U re a b a m O nly
3 1ft I'M D ly, E s ta c a d a
4 40 I'M D ly, G ie a h a m O n ly
4 5i> I ' M I >1 y, to B u ll R u n
5 45 I'M D ly. E s t a c a d a
0 35 I'M D ly, E x S u n .. G r e s h a m < inly
7 00 I'M D ly, to B u ll R u n
7 46 l'.\I lily , E s ta c a d a
5 10 I'M D ly. G r e s h a m O nly
11 -10 I'M D ly, G r e s h a m O nly
oaru m K
GRESHAM LOCALS
tummuay ,
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HONOR FLAG FLOATS
PROUDLY OVER LANK
T h e h o m e-b o d y on h e r way to m a r ­
Orc-sham's honor (tag h as been float­
ket h ad been b u rie d in b e r sh o p p in g
B urn to Mr. and M rs O scar T h o r'ti, ing above the F irst S ta te B ank since
list u n til th e voices o f h e r n e ig h b o rs
on A pril 20. a nine-pound girl.
S atu rd ay . It re p re se n ts th e fact th a t
' reach ed h e r:
E lton E astm an cam e dow n from th is d is tric ts q uota w as oversubscribed
"W hat do you h e a r fro m Jack ?* ’
C am p Lewis last week for a brief visit. w ith in th e e a rlie s t possible lim it of
"I had a n ice le t te r y e ste rd a y fro m
A W. M etzger w ent to a P o rtlan d linn and p la n - . a ste rn M ultnom ah In
h im ; so in te re s tin g
He to ld a b o u t
the front ra n k s ol' p a trio tic effort. T he
som e girl- p e rfe c t
s t r a n g e r - w ho h o sp ital th is m o rn in g to have h is to n ­
flag Is en title d to a blue s t a r for
sils
rem
oved.
s e n t him a box o f h o m e -m a d e stu ff.
doubling t h e am ount ol 336,000, w hich
M rs W. C. B urch hud tu> g u est la st
, T here w ere so ck s a n d w rist lets a n d
sum was set as th e goal for th is dis
week h er fa th e r, T C u lb ertso n of I
, a h e lm e t a n d c a n d y ."
trlct. T h e la rg e r sum was reached on
"Why, th e id ea of s e n d in g all th a t Bend, Oregon
S u tu rd ay , aH Indicated In the re p o rts
I to a s tr a n g e c h a p ."
Rev. A. J. W are an d Mis. H. B. Jo h n ­ of the solicitors, hut all a ctu a l re tu rn s '
“ B ut, you s e e ," J a c k 's m o th e r w ent son have gone to A sto ria to a tte n d a have not been tab u lated even yet. T hey I
| o n to e x p la in : ‘"By w ay of ap o lo g y ch u rch conference
a re still com ing In.
Trains for Portland
fo r ta k in g th e lib e rty — It seem s sh e
A. W. H hipley cam e dow n from
T h ere will be a m o n ster lib e rty loan j
12 30 AM D ly E x . Hun.
had g o t his n a m e o u t of a list of B rightw ood, w here he is w orking, for celeb ratio n next F rid a y a fte rn o o n In
2 04 AM S un. O nly
5 40 AM D ly E x .S u n .
boys in cam p dow n th e r e — sh e e x ­ a week-end v isit w ith his fam ily.
accordance w ith th e p re s id e n t’s proc­
6 15 AM D ly.
7.23 AM D ly.
p la in e d th a t a s U ncle S am w as h e r
lam atio n d esig n a tin g th e 26th as the
Mrs.
H.
J.
P
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lfer,
who
haB
been
in
a
8 07 AM D ly f ro m M t H ood D ep o t
u n cle a n d J a c k 's too, th a t m a d e th e m P o rtla n d h o sp ital for ab o u t tw o weeks. tim e for such d e m o n stra tio n s e v e ry ­
8.40 AM D ly.
1 4 AM D ly.
first c o u sin s, a n d so h e c o u ld n ’t p o s­ Is Im p ro v in g an d is expected hom e in w here
It will be know n as L iberty
10 10 AM D ly.
sib ly be offen d ed w ith h e r
W a sn ’t a few d ay s
11 30 AM l i l y fro m M l H ood D ep o t
Day and will L h th e occasion of ex­
I 2 40 I'M D ly to G r e s h a m O nly
th a t c u te ? ”
1.34 I'M Dly
M tb . D. H Jo h n so n re tu rn e d last F r i­ p ressin g the d e te rm in a tio n of A m erica
2 40 I’M D ly
" I sh o u ld say so ”
day from M ontavilla w here sh e had to light for the p e rm an en t peace of |
' 30 I’M D ly f ro m Ml. H o o d D epot
4 40 PM lily ,
" T h e n sh e to ld him If he o p en ed
been for several d ay s c a rin g for Iter justice.
ft 14 I'M D ly
th e can d y w hen he w as on ’o p e n ’ o r little g ran d so n .
It was suggested th a t G resham ;
6 35 I'M D ly E x. Hun
6:40 I'M D ly f ro m Mt H ood D ep o t
’n e u tr a l’ se a s he m u st d iv id e w ith h is
should celebrate the day, but upon re­
7 16 I ’M Dly
Mr. an d Mrs. E m ery R o b erts were
o th e r co u sin s, an d if th e r e w as an y
9 1ft I'M Dly
flection It w ait decided to om it the pro- |
th e g u ests a t th e hom e of th e fo rm er's
3 45 I'M D ly
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th
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can
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th
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tim
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poked d e m o n stratio n because of th e I
II 15 I M D ly
p aren ts, Mr. and M rs D M. R oberts
lack of pr<'iiuiatiou in tim e to m ake it !
ed In E ra n c e h e m u st g iv e It to his
B O N 'M V I I M T a O U T D i L S U M I
on Suuduy.
J5v. M e n tä v illä
L r . T r o u td a le
th e E n g lish an d th e
effective
It was decided in stead to I
•6 .1 6 a. m.
•6 46 a. m. seco n d co u sin s
T ick ets for (he sen io r class play, suggest th a t all who can sp a re th e tim e i
7:16 a. m.
6 40 a. m F re n c h .
It w as th e c h e e rie s t le tte r!
8:46 a. m
8 :00 a. m.
Ho m u ch so th a t "T h e .Man on th e Job.' will be on sale should Join w ith P o rtlan d Pi its ex |
10 35 a. m.
79:16 a. m. A nd so in te re s tin g !
12:36 p. m.
10:06 a. m. he s e n t it to m e to read
P hone o r see p resslo n s of p a trio tism and th e re will
C u n n in g W ednesday m orning.
2:36 p. m.
jll:1 6 a . m
4.30 p. m
12 06 p. m little m inx, u sin g th a t U ncle Ham Leslie W alrad o r th e com m ittee.
be a delegation from h ere to w itness
5:60 p. m
,|1 :1 5 p. m.
„
A cab leg ram from Jo h n H oney yes the celeb ratio n and lak e such part as
6 65 p m.
2:06 p m i W » .
518:15 p. m
" S u r e ,” re m a rk e d h e r co m p an io n , terd ay an n o u n ced th a t he w as well. may be assigned to it.
4.00 p. m
He Is In th e am b u lan ce co rp s and has
6:10 p. m.
h u t t h a t ’s th e g irl of I t ! ”
6 16 p. m.
been w o rk in g for sev eral m o n th s w ith DRAMA AND PROGRAM
t7:2O p. m
F litei-tain iiii-n t a t S auily.
a F ren ch division.
i»y
.
.
.
TO BE GIVEN AT SANDY
’ T o Linn«*m arin, c o n n e c t w ith C>.W.P.
A so cial e n te r ta in m e n t will be
t r a i n s f o r P o rtla n d .
Mrs. Joseph H aley and h er little son
g iven In th e I. O. O. F . h a ll, Handy,
T h e re will be a social e n te r ta in - ;
A pril 27, by th e y o u n g p eo p le o f 8t. from Nelson, B ritish C olum bia, are n ten t given by th e young people of
M ich ael’s p a rish . A d m issio n 20 cts h ere for a v isit w ith Mrs. H aley ’s p a r­
C h ild re n u n d e r 12 fre e
C a fe te ria en ts, Ju d g e and M rs G eorge W. Htaple- St. M ic h a e l’s p a rish in th e 1. O. O F. 1
su p p e r.
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ton. S he expects to rem ain tw o or hull at S andy, next S a tu rd a y e v e n ­
ing.
S u b jo in e d Is th e p ro g ra m , in- ;
th ree weeks.
Home Good Advice.
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d
in
g
a d ra m a e n title d " F a s c in a t­
M. M . S Q U I R E
W. R. Jo h n so n has p u rch ased th e old
" D o n ’t th in k too m u ch o f y o u r
ow n m eth o d s. W atch o th e r p eo p le’ M ontgom ery place on the Base Line, ing F an n y B ro w n " in tw o a c ts w ith
w ays a n d le a rn fro m th em ” T h is Is Just e a st of th e 12-mile house, w hich lo cel ta le n t. T h e d ra m a w ill be p re ­
good ad v ice, esp e c ia lly w hen b ilio u s
ceded by sin g in g T h e S ta r S p an g led
o r c o n stip a te d
You w ill find m any he will m ake into his home. M r and
Republican Candidate to
peo p le w ho use C h a m b e rla in ’s T ab Mrs. Jo h n so n will ta k e possession in B a n n e r” by th e a u d ie n c e anil a vocal
solo by M iss A v u n g elln e Y erkes. F o l­
le ts fo r th e s e a ilm e n ts w ith th e best ab o u t a m onth.
lo w in g Is th e cast in th e d ra m a an d
re s u lts , a n d w ill do w ell to follow
Mr and M rs W. E. B ates, fo rm e r­
th e ir ex am p le. Ailv.
a c o n tin u a tio n o f th e p ro g ra m :
Succeed Himself as
ly of G resham but now liv in g a t 1284
P ercy G ale, w ho k ep t a s u m m e r
E a st Lincoln s tre e t, P o rtlan d , a re be­
h o tel, " I d e w lld ," A loysius G ray
in g co n g ra tu la te d upon the a rriv a l of a
Hilly P e a rs o n , th e only m an a t
baby g irl y esterd ay , w eighing 7 ‘-j lbs
C o n sta b le o f
th
e
h o te l, E llh u C an n in g
All a re doing well.
H e n ry D udly, a college so p h o ­
▲l.Zi r i l D I A I D A la is B IS K S
Mr. an d Mrs. L. D. H ow ard an d th ree m o re, F ra n k S m ith .
ch ild re n sp en t S u nday w ith Mrs. How
N ew G a lle ry
G u ests a t Idew ilil.
::
M u ltn o m a h D istr ic t
a ril's p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Man
Mrs. C ald w ell
Isabel G ray
nlng. Mr. and Mrs. Steve W ebber of
PICTURE FRAMING
A u d ry C aldw ell
M ary C anny
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GIBT D R N A T U R A I, W O O D
D orothy D udly
B e rth a A lbel
N sat and C heap
M anning home.
Prim aries, M ay 17th
F lorence H owe
H azel D unn
G uests at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
M rs M offett, a n e ig h b o rin g c o tta g e r
M A X S C H N E ID E R
W. C. B urch on S unday w ere Mr. and
............................ E vangeline Y erkes
M ath ew s’ B ldg.. M ain St..
t l ’a ld A d v e r tis e m e n t. )
Mrs. C. E. Leavens, Mr. and Mrs. E arl
M a rth a , a s e rv a n t
N ora M ilan
P b on e Ml
B urch, Mr. and Mrs. C. laickw ood and
ACT I,
M rs. B ru n n ick all of P o rtla n d and Mr
V iolin solo
Sele< te d
anil Mrs. E. D avidson,
Miss R ita M anning
T he W om en's C h ristia n T em perance
V ocal solo
" U n til You C om e
U nion will m eet a t th e lib ra ry next
Miss K ate Y u n k e r
T h u rsd a y aftern o o n in re g u la r session
P ia n o solo
S elected
After a sh o rl b u siness session, th e tim e
Miss
H
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a
B
eyer
w ill be devoted to sew ing. T he met I
GRESHAM OUTLOOK (Twice a W eek) with —
ACT 11.
lng will be called to o rd e r at 2:30.
P
iano
solo,
"Valse
in G F la t M ajo r
• mo«
1 yr.
T h e L ad ies’ Aid society will m eet
D ally O re g o n ia n
M ibb K ate Y unker
$«.00
$1.33
to m o rro w at th e parsonage. A good (C hopin I
D ally an d S u n d ay O reg o n ian
8.00
4.16
p ro g ram has been p rep ared an d a pro-
COLLEGE ROMANCE
D ally J o u r n a l .......... .................
3.00
ltab le tim e Is expected. Mrs. Brown
ENDS IN WEDDING
D ally a n d S u n d ay J o u r n a l
... 7.60
4.0«
wll be assisted by Mrs. E lm er F. Good­
E v en in g T e le g ra m ................ . . 6.00
win. Miss E d ith L ym an and Mrs. A
K irk T hom pson and Miss E ckford
W eekly O re g o n ia n
3.00
1.11
W. S hipley.
C am eron, tw o of G ris h a m s tu d e n ts at
S em i-W eek ly J o u r n a l
3.00
1.16
W a lte r Duff, a S co tch -Irish Bible th e G regou A g ric u ltu ra l College, s u r ­
Dully N ew s a n d N .-W . F a rm s te a d 3.50
te a c h e r and refo rm p reach er, w ill prised th e ir p a re n ts a n d frie n d s by
speak a t th e F re e M ethodist ch u rc h to- com ing hom e m a rrie d on S a tu rd a y last.
Now’s Ihe best time to subscribe. Do it NOW.
lg h t an d T h u rsd ay n ig h t and on W ed­ T hey a re here now an d have been r e ­
n esd ay and F rid a y afte rn o o n s a t 3 ceiving th e c o n g ra tu la tio n s o f th e ir
PHONE 701
'clock. Mr. Duff is an In te re stin g m any acq u ain tan ces.
sp eak er a n d has a m essage for all.
Mr T hom pson decided to q u it th e
Rev. B C. Dewey, well know n here, college an d seek a place in th e navy.
H e is m a k in g ap p licatio n and took an
HI preach on W ednesday evening.
An In te re stin g tti'e C n g of th e M. \ e x a m in a tio n y esterd ay in one of the
Ross G. A. R. P ost and C orps w as held special branches. H is bride w ill prob
It You have not bought your Third Liberty
a t th e g ran g e hall on S a tu rd a y Among ab ly re tu rn to C o rv allis an d finish h er
th e g u i'sts a t d in n e r w ere I)r. 8. J. ed u catio n , pending h er h u s b a n d s re ­
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M ontcalm Brown. D r. Reid gave a
S ave live to six d o lla rs by in s u rin g
sh o rt ad d ress an d Mr. T roy sang, both y o u r new F o rd w ith J o h n B ro w n .—
Adv.
o f w hich w ere m uch ap p reciated
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O n ly a lim ite d n u m b er o f th e se
Aluminum Double Rice Boilers
a t th is lo w p rice.
O w in g to a lu c k y buy w e a r e a b le to
o ffe r y o u th e se d o u b le b o ile r s a t
a t $ 1 .4 8
I h ey
are
m ade
of “L i f e t i m e ” 99
per c e n t p u re s e a m le s s a lu m in u m .
Q u a l it y *»«» 5 epvice
l‘l ion,- <440
P ito n e 14411
M J. A llshouse re tu rn e d from P it ts ­
S top re a d in g h e re an d tu r n to th e
burg, Pa., on S a tu rd a y lie had been w ant ad colum n
gone about th re e m onths, h aving been
called e a st on account of the serio u s
T h e w ant ad is a c o n se rv a tio n ist.
illn ess of h is fa th e r an d m other. The
la tte r died about six w eeks ago, an d bis
fa th e r is probably beyond recovery but
may live for q u ite a w hile yet. Mr.
A llshouse will resu m e h is place as mu
c h ln lst In th e F ord g a ra g e tom orrow .
P. H llo o rk of P en d leto n and Mrs
S ilas H ale of W alla W alla. W ash.,
a rriv e d y esterd ay for a v isit w ith th e ir I
siste r, Mrs C has. Pow ell and o th e r re l­
ative«. T hey cam e by uutoinoblle and
expected to m ake th e tr ip over th e Co
lu m b la highw ay. (In re ach in g Hood
R iv er th e ) learn ed th a t th e highw ay
Is Im passable on account of land slides
In th e m o u n tain s
They accordingly
took passage on a boat from th a t place
to Cast nde Locks, com pleting th e trip
over th e highw ay
At th e re g u lar m eeting of th e G resh ­
am Red C ross au x iliary on F rid ay , a !
u n an im o u s vote of th a n k s was extend
ed to th e P aren t-T each er asso ciatio n
an d Ju n io r Red C ross for th e ir gen r-
ous d o n atio n of $100. voted to th e Red .
C ross a t th e ir last re g u la r m eeting
VOTE FOR
T h ere w as a w ell-attended m eetin g o f
JOHN E. OWEN
th e a u x ilia ry on F rid a y and at 3:30
th o se p resen t w ent Into th e dialn room -
Republican Candidate for
of th e lib ra ry and h eard an In te re stin g
ad d ress from M rs T o rry , followed by ’
Circuit Judge
Mrs M cDonald Spencer, who organ
lzed a W ar B avins society
Mrs. Geo
Department No. 6
F Honey was elected p resid en t and
Mrs. A n n s H evel sewrvtary of th e so­
Primary May 17
ciety
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Paid adv
•
W eath er F orecast.
Pacific Coast S ta te s: P robably show
e rs first of week n o rth of c e n tra l Call
fo rn ia ; fa ir th e re a fte r w ith tem p erat-
u re above th e seasonal average.
u
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S tolen F o rd s can be fo u n d o r p aid
fo r th r o u g h th e N W. N an d you
sa v e $5.00 p e r y e a r on new c a rs
J o h n B row n, ag e n t
Adv
For Hire Service
A u to m o b ile s a n y w h e re , n ig h t o r
day.
P h o n e 701, G re sh a m , M. M
j S q u ire,
One-ton tr u c k fo r h ire .
E x p ress
and h a u lin g . H. C h ris te n s o n . P h o n e
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a ra tio n s . - Adv.
Am ercanism and the Third
Liberty L oan
N ot c o n q u e st, te r r o r , blood an d Iro n : b u t high re so lv e and
tcs-'less sa c rifice sh a ll win fo r th e w orld a la s tin g p eace am t
freedom
T h a t o u r boys on th e lin e ’ may p re ss co n fid en tly fo rw a rd ,
th ey m u s t feel b e h in d th e m o u r u n ite d s u p p o r t; m u st know
h a t A m erica is p o u rin g o u t fre e ly Its e n e rg y a n d Its m a te ria ls
’o r v icto ry q u ick a n d s u re
L et us each do " o u r b i t " — a n d a little m o re
On th e last
d ay s o f th e T h ird L oan you a re In v ited to com e in to th is
I n s titu tio n a n d su b s c rib e
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Gresham, Oregon