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you a re in te re s te d in, you
m ust ta k e a v a c atio n . S pend it th is
y e a r in th e Pacific N o rth w e st.
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" H e re a r e m o re fo rm s of r e c r e a ­
tion th a n in any o th e r re s o rt region
o f A m erica— in an u n riv a le d , eotd,
su n n y
c lim a te ;
w h ere you
may
b re a th e th e p u re , in v ig o ra tin g m o u n ­
ta in an d sea a ir o f th e w o rld ’s g r e a t­
est o u t-o f-d o o rs."
In its scenery, in its clim ate, In its
Miaa M erle C hapm an of P o rtla n d ia
for u lew d ay s w ith th e new ness to m ost e a ste rn e rs th e Pacific
M isses M ildred and W inifred St. t'la ir. N o rth w est h a s an asset th a t wil be
M iss P earl itu eg g has cotue front used to h elp win the war. The G overn­
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UNITED STATES
week end w ith h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and of the s ta te s of O regon and W ashing
Mrs. A. Ituegg.
ton and of th e P rovince of B ritish Co­
Mrs. id ell Wililon lias received th e lu m b ia a re em ployed to the utm ost. TUSCANIA SURVIVOR
W RITES OF ACCIDENT
word from h er sou, B ruce H oyt, of T he vacation facilities of th e region,
Prim aries May 17, 1918
* am p L ew is, th a t he lias received the "Our In te rn a tio n a l P lay g ro u n d ," a re
Mrs. E lm e r 1,. P h elp s, of G re s h ­
! a p p o in tm e n t as co rp o ral.
H e is a b ein g re p re s e n te d to th o s e w ho can
am
received a le tte r th is w eek from
i u se th e m by a se rie s of a d v e rtise -
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T h ese,
m eet n ex t T h u rsd ay , May 2, a t
ad v p rtl8 P m en t8 a re in s e rte d by th e ing from th e effects o f b eing sh ip -
W inning on His R ecord as a C itizen ,
home of Mrs. G. W. S tap leto n
M rs Pacific Northwest T o u ris t a sso c ia tio n w recked an d n e a rly d ro w n e d , follow -
as a L e g is la to r and as a Republican
E. 8. M cCorm ick, th e leader, will re- U" d Pald f° r W ,th nloney a p p ro p ria t- ing th e to rp e d o in g o f th e T u se a n ia
view th e book 'K io n a
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“ to c k e r lla* “ Kue8ts
T he asso ciatio n is a d v e rtisin g In a
J u s t got o u t of th e h o sp ita l. I have
Iter d a u g h te r Mrs. M arg aret Lawe. of to ta l of tw en ty -fo u r m agazines that been in th e r e ju s t five w eeks, w a sn ’t
O u r sh ip to rp ed o ed
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o 1» i * a i le lie i w ork in n e w sp a p e rs w ill begin fo r th e seaso n we 8 tr ” ck a rock and th re w all of us
the province.
ui.* is seek in g re s t n ext m o n th . T h e n e sw p a p e r ad e r o u t 1,1 th e o ce*«
T h e re w ere only
Irom h er heavy work by a b rief visit tls w n e n ts w ill he a d a p te d to th e ir- " ‘V
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d riv e r w ith th e F o rd q u ic k S ervice as last s u m m e r, w hen th e peopl of cam e up an d wa w ashed a s h o re and
on a nig . ro
ck , an d lay
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wood cam p tw o m iles s o u th e a s t of . east of th e Pacific N o rth w est
-re ice. I w as p ack ed in on a s tre tc h e r,
B oring.
H e Is c a m p in g th e r e w itii to ld ol th e c o o ln ess of th e co ast.
b u t am not read y by any m e a n s to
ills (am ity a n d h as a crew of m en
W in n in g th e w a r Is th e th e m e of Kivp up y p t’ T h e blood cam e from
a s a i.n l. ,ny 1" n g s fo r i h r ' p ^ a y a- I h a v e to
w o rk in g on a c o n tr a c t.
lie w as a all th e s e a d v e rtis e m e n ts
re p o rt to th e <lo< to r ev ery m o rn in g
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ly fo r A p ril 20. T h e lu re of th e n e v e r c a re to e x p e rie n c e su c h a sig h t
iliio C. K ing lias re c e n tly re m o d ­ c o u n try is p re s e n te d by a p h o to a * a *n - T h ey h a d my n am e am o n g th e
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eled h is law office a t th e end of g ra p h or a h a rd -s u rfa c e d ro ad on 5 ° ^ f,°,r
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I went to th e h o sp ita l 1 d ld n t have
s o u th M ain s tr e e t, by b rin g in g th e
m en tw o a u to m o b ile s a re ro u n d in g to o th b ru s h , com b o r a n y th in g . D id n ’t
REPUBL1CAN CANDIDATE
A m ig h ty riv e r s tre tc h - sa v e my hat even.
T h e R ed C ro ss
fro n t w all o u t to th e sid e w a lk line a h ig h rock
for the N O M I N A T I O N for
m a k in g a h a llw a y ol th e p o rch N e w 'ea aw ay aB f a r a8 ,h e pye can see At g av e u,p a ll u le m oney b u t it d id n ’t
P rim a ry F rid a y , May 17, UHM
V O TE FO R
d o o n an d w indow s a n d c o m p le tio n thp to p
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- r e s e p a r a te B° f a r
T h e re Is lo ts I w ould lik e to
ite li you hut we a te not allo w ed to.
of th e g a ra g e a n n e x , to g e th e r w ith 8 tr *p8 of p h o to g ra p h s o f lin k s w ith
E L M E R L. P H E L P S .
JOHN E. OWEN
so m e c h a n g e s Ip th e a p p ro a c h e s , golrprH a «d tre e s.
Born September 1, 1877.
E n te r s M a r W o r k .
h av e m ad e a w o n d e rfu l tr a n s fig u ra -
W ith E u ro p e closed to tra v e le rs
Republican Candidate for
Dr. C arl G. D oney, p re s id e n t of
Son of the late Capt. A. M. Simpson, pioneer ship­
tio n ol th e b u ild in g an d its s u r ­ th is s u m m e r is a fa v o ra b le tim e to
p re s e n t th e e n tic e m e n ts o ....................
f th e P a ­ W illa m e tte U n iv e rs ity , S alem , O re-
ping and lumberman.
ro u n d in g s.
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Department No. 6
Educated at Mt. Tamalpais Academy and Univer­
te r a tio n s to th e fro n t of h is b rick u re -se e k in g . B u t in s te a d o f th is th e in Y M c - A w a r w ork.
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sity of California.
b u ild in g . H e h a s ta k e n o u t th e w all w rite r of th e a d v e rtis e m e n t p u ts be- I
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lo u u ld
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FRANCE ONLY PLACE
Rose froyi the ranks to executive head of a large
room of th e g a ra g e w hich is now in
a m o u n t of w ork in y o u r b u sin e ss " l h a s n e v e r falletI to g ive m e p ro m p t
FOR
MAN
THESE
DAYS
th a t p a rt of th e b u ild in g sin ce he re a d s th e te x t of th e a d v e rtis e m e n t, I i a ^ S ’ N " v . - A d v ” 8 '
lumber ami shipping industry, employing many
m oved th e b la c k s m ith a n d m a c n in -
thousands of men.
G ypsy S m ith , o n e -tim e v ag ab o n d ,
ery
d e p a rtm e n t In to th e an n ex .
th e w o rld ’s g re a te s t e v a n g e lis t and
C la u d e S to c k to n h a s been d o in g th e
Started ilie town of North Bend, 1901. Postered
fo r th e p a st th r e e y e a rs a Y. M. C. A. w o rk .
community progress, founded and developed many
w a r w ork s e c r e ta ry w itii th e B ritish
S unday serv ices will be held at the
enterprises.
a rm y on th e w estern fr o n t say s;
B aptist eh u rch as usual n ext S unday
“ I ’ve been lo v in g p eo p le all my com m encing w ith Bible school a t 10
Mayor of North Bend, 1902-1914.
life, b u t I co u ld sh o o t th e k a is e r and a. m. Rev. E. A. L eonard w ill have
GRESHAM OUTLOOK (Twice a Week) with
Patriotic work in connection with Liberty Loan,
feel th a t I w as d o in g a fa v o r to God. c h arg e of th e m o rn in g serv ice a t 11
yr.
f mo*.
Red Cross and War Stamp activities, for the last
T h e K a is e r's God is my Devil '•
o’clock
Tile re p o rts of th e delegates
D aily O reg o n ian ....................... .
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twelve months.
G ypsy S m ith has been s ta n d in g be­ from the A ssociation will be a part
D ally arid S u n d ay O reg o n ian
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sid e th e fig h tin g m en th ro u g h all of th e service. Let all th e m em bers be
D aily J o u r n a l ........................ ..
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3.00
His EXECUTIVE ABILITY, his BUSINESS
th e g rim e of th e tre n c h e s , m a k in g present
E vening serv ice w ill be at
D aily an d S u n d ay J o u r n a l
fill
4 on
EX PERIEN CE and his CONSTRUCTIVE POL­
I h is
"m ach in e-g u n sp e e c h e s " y. h e re K p m , w hen th e pastor, Rev. A J.
Ew eulng T e le g ra m
HI
•h e big g u n s w. re riv a l o ra to rs .
ICIES, I )() make him
W are, will preach on th e su b ject, “T he
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w a rd slo p in g th e G e rm a n s ," he said D em ocracy.” All a re in v ited
D ally N ew s a n d N.-W . F a rm s te a d 3.60
“ YOUR KIND OF A MAN FOR GOVERNOR”
in New Y ork recen tly .
"T h e k a is e r
T he M isses A nna and D ollle M organ
Is a b east. H is p eople h av e been fed
Now’s the best time to subscribe. Do k NOW.
w ere hostesses S un d ay a t a g a th e r­
on th e b elief th a t th ey m ust c ru sh
ing of th e ir b ro th e rs and s is te rs and
th e B ritis h E m p ire, an d th e n E n g ­
th e ir fam ilies a tth e M organ farm n ear
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la n d ’s sp aw n , th e Americans W e’ve
T ro u td ale. T he whole com pany took u
go t to fight th e w ar to a finish
We
trip over th e highw ay to M ultnom ah
.m u s t p u t th e G e rm a n s w here th ey
F a lls w here a picnic
d in n e r
was
a re in no p o sitio n to do th e w orld
B esides th e .Misses M organ
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¡ f u r th e r h arm . G e rm a n y h as sh a m e d served.
and th e ir b ro th e rs, F red, H ector and
tile soul o f tile w hole w o rld ."
Bobbie, who re sid e on th e hom e place,
"G o in g
back’ "
he s a id .
"O f
th e re w ere p re se n t Mr and M rs W G.
c o u rs e
in a h o sp ita l in E n g la n d I
M organ and d a u g h te r. Mr. and Mrs.
j ta lk e d w ith a m ere boy wiio had
II. E. M organ and tw o sons of St.
been w o u n d ed fo u r tim e t
II.
) a ll sh o t to pieces, W hen I wai le a v Jo h n s. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k G ibbs and
son of G resham
j lug, a ft. r a long ta lk w ith I m .
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w h e re w ill
Republican Candidate to
WTLr, TRAIN SOLDIERS
m eet a g a in
SPREAD
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TO BE TECHNICIANS
I F ra n c e , s ir
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OF
I don’t '■ a n t to go ha. k
U ncle Sam w ill tr a in 300 s o ld ie rs
f ra n c e ?
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co lleg e, b eg in n in g a b o u t May 10.
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T ,,e m en w ill be se le c te d from th e
C o n s ta b le o f
FOUR MINUTE SPEAKERS
ilifferpnf canipH o f thp c o u n try an d
0 0 W ITH MR ALDERSON tr a in e d to be te c h n ic ia n s in c e rta in
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Cultivators in one or two-horse. Planet Jr.-Iron Age
M u ltn o m a h D istr ic t
of flu* patriotic* o n tertain n iH iit riv e n 1,11**
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¡g ra d e s from v a rio u s sch o o ls o f th e , h(
r e g u la r fa c u lty m en, b u t w ill be
co u n ty
T h e c o n te s t fo u r 4 -m in u te
in c h a rg e o f th e ir r e g u la r arm y o f­
Primaries, Ma\ I7th
s p e a k e rs -of w hom six w ere to he
ficers
P ro f. F. H S h e p h e rd
has
se le c te d — w as won as fo llo w s: (¡su e -
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SENATOR
Gove rnor
Keep Jnformed on le ading Events of the Day
100% Planting
M. M. SQUIRE
Using an iron A ge Potato P lanter
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
W. W. HALL
C
lican Nomination for
County Clerk
ot Multnomah County
at the Primaries
MAY 17. 1918
li e inak.v. th,* fid low in g ravn-
i m i »III, th e Uuhlir
If a t th e en d o f th e y e a r 191»
lie b u d g e t c o m m itte e And «hat 1
lim e ta ile d to re d u c e th e a n n u a l
pensc o f th e office by from
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a h (h e c o rre s p o n d in g y eai o i
H i , o r to g iv e as p ro m p t serv -
■ ..s a c c u ra te re c o rd a n d a« s f-
iicieiu a d m in is tr a tio n of th e of-
"• e, I w ill d o n a te o n e -h a lf o f my
ary fo r th e tw o y e a rs to th e
lied C ro ss F u n d an d a d m it ta li-
P aid Adv.
Itaeehall “ t b e r There."
S co res o f F re n e h h llls a re b eln g
* ti ld i to m a k e b a se b a ll g ro u n d « for
:he A m erican « o ld lers to use w lth
lU lpm ent fu rn ls h e d by tlie \ M C A
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AI.X. I I I S I A M D A U S I S K S
■! m o re w ill be c o n tin u o u s th r o u g h o u t I
d e rs o n to o k th e s e p u p ils in . h a rg e lh ,, u a r
a n d h as h ad o n e of th e m accom pany
him e ach n ig h t th is w eek a t a p u b lic
N O T IC E T O C R E D I T O R S
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PICTURE FR AM IN G
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to th e W est sid e on T h u rs d a y n ig h t
N, , and Cheap
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ev ery n ig h t th is m o n th , except In ,he
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