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W hen la in e * T<*>k »< H and.
W hile I w as ru n n in g a bolt c u tte r at
W . E. W ood, w ho h a s been u n d e r th e Rock Islan d shops In C hicago,
I th e d o c to r’s c a re fo r a w eek, is ab le w rites a c o n trib u to r to R ailw ay and I
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to be o u t ag ain .
1-ocomotlvc E n g in eerin g . I boarded a t !
a bouse w hich w as frequented by lo­
M rs. A rlie G ibbs D av id so n , o f It
com otive e n g in e e rs and firem en. T h ese
d e p e n d e n c e , O reg o n is h e r e on a men talk ed a g re a t deal about th e ir J
v isit w ith re la tiv e s.
tre m en d o u s feats In g e ttin g over cer-
M rs. J. H .M etzger e n te r ta in e d to-11“ 1" hl1*8 w l,h ,’u ‘ th ** ‘“ '•P of a second
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| locom otive.
d ay W in. R u tte rh o u s e from V ancou
My opposite n eig h b o r a t a table, a
v e r, a s o ld ie r fro m th e m ed ical
young fellow who ra n a lath e in th e
co rp s
shop, grew tire d of th is m onotonous
Mr. a n d M rs W illiam T h o m a re b ra g g in g ; he th o u g h t he was e n title d
e n jo y in g a v isit fro m Mr. T h o m ’s to do a little ta lk in g him self. One
so n , Dr. Ja m e s T h o m o f S ilv e r L aic-, evening he called o u t to me;
O reg o n .
“ Well, I w ent over a n d saw th a t new
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m ach in e today and I t s a sto n ish in g
M rs. N. B. E c k e r, Mrs. M aym e th e flue w ork it does.’!
B oyle a n d son W alden m ad e a husl-
How does it w o rk ?’ I in q u ired
BINDER TW IN E
BENDER REPAIRS g n ess tr ip to O regon C ity a n d P o rt
•’W ell," said Jam es, ‘‘by m eans of
I la n d y e ste rd a y .
a pedal a tta c h m e n t, a fulcrum ed lever
HAYING TO REPORT AT CAMP LEWIS ON
co n v erts a v ertical rec ip ro c a tin g mo­
Castor Machine Oils, Cream Separator Oils
M iss N ellie K id d e r o f P e c a to n ic a ,
tion in to a c irc u la r m ovem ent. T he
MONDAY, JULY 22, I W ILL SELL AT PRI-
Illin o is, a rr iv e d last w eek fo r a n ex p rin cip al p a rt of th e m achine is a huge I
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lo r your fall machinery in potato diggers, low s K id d e r anil fam ily.
disk th a t revolves in a v ertical plane.
\ A I R SALE all the Stock, C rops, Machinery and
P ow er is applied th ro u g h the a x is of
g f down spreaders, corn or hay cutters, grinding mills
farm implements on the Schanton farm, one
== and cider mills.
M rs. F re d P o w ell w as ta k e n s u d ­ th e d isk am i w hen th e speed of th e
d e n ly 111 on T u e sd a y e v e n in g a n d , d riv in g a rb o r is m o d erate,
- . th
— e peri-
mile north ot Rockwood, with immediate posses­
h as been u n d e r th e c a re o f tw o phv- pl“ 'ry of
a p p a ra tu s is tra v e lin g at
sion and privelige of leasing the farm.
Praetors with all Praetor Machinery
s lc ia n s a n d a n u rse .
| a high velocity. W ork is done on th is
p erep h ery . Pieces of th e h a rd e s t steel
G uy F ie ld h o u s e ,
w ho la te ly re ­ a re by m ere im pact reduced to any
Seventeen cows, 4 heifers, 2 calves, 1 bull, 4 horses,
sig n e d as c le rk a t A y ls w o rth ’s f u r n ­ shape th e s k illfu l o p e ra to r d e sire s.”
is h in g s to re , is now an e x p re s s m es­
‘W hat in the nam e of sense Is th a t
chickens, 12 stands bees, about 20 tons ensilage in
s e n g e r o p e ra tin g o u t of P o rtla n d on m achine, an y w ay ?” dem anded Tom
( ireshain,
Oregon
Briggs.
o n e o f th e ra ilro a d s
silo, ensilage engine and cutter, plows, farming
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“Oh, i t ’s a new g rin d sto n e ," replied
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tools, etc., thirty acres grain, 15 acres potatoes, b
Mr. a n d M rs. B. W. E m ery hav e Jam es an d a silence th a t could he cut
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f o r m e r ’s a u n t, . Mrs.
w ith a k n ife fell upon tlie crow d.
acres corn, 2 acres kale, 1 acre buckwheat, 8 tons
i b e s t m il s t o A id W a r.
M in n ie
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N a m in g A la sk a .
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timothy hay. 1'-’ acres orchard consisting of fall
B ritish c h ild re n all o v e r th e c o u n ­
T h e n a m e A lask a is an E n g lish an d R u th S itz e r o f N am p a, Id a h o .
In an a rtic le in the A m erican M aga­
try w h e re v e r th e c h e s tn u t tre e g ro w s c o rru p tio n o r p e rv e rsio n o f A la y e k s r,
and winter fruits and walnuts.
a re g a th e r in g h o rse c h e s tn u ts us tol l as it was called by th e a b o rig in a l In ­
Mr. a n d M rs. A. M. W ilk in s o n h av e zine one m an say s to a n o th e r who was
in tlic C h ris tia n S cien ce M onitor. li h a b i t a n t s o f th e A le u tia n Island», g o n e to P a lm e r J u n c tio n In e a s te rn very se n sitiv e and w orried a g reat
is th e ir p a r tic u la r c o n tr ib u tio n to th e ly in g to tlic w e stw a rd , o b se rv e s a O reg o n , w h ere Mr. W ilk in so n w ill deal:
"E xactly." lie g ru n te d ." A few y ears
w in n in g of th e w ar, to r rip e h o rse g e o g ra p h ic a l m ag az in e.
W hen th e e n g a g e In th e lo g g in g b u sin e ss. W a l­
c h e s tn u ts h av e been d isco v ered Io BussiatiB first cam e to o n e o f th e lace W ilk in so n h a s been th e r e for ago they w ere live m en lik e you and
me. T hey grew up and did th e ir bu si­
provid e a good s u b s titu te fo r th e A le u tia n Islan d s, th e y w ere to ld th a t so m e tim e.
ness an d loved and m a rrie d and died.
g ra in w hich I h used in m ak in g of a v ast c o u n try lay to th e e a s tw a rd ,
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Mrs. B en j. C a m e ro n , in co m p an y Som e of th em passed happily along
m u n itio n s. It will he q u ite v u lu ah le an d tiia t its n a m e w as A lay esk u .
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ev ery ton o f c h e s tn u ts will sav e a N ag u n A lay ek su , m e a n in g th e lan d o r G ra n d F o rk s , N o rth D a k o ta , h av e fellows, doing th e ir jobs w hole h eart-
edly and well, sp re a d in g a lilt of s u n ­
h a lt a ton o f g ra in . T h e g a th e r in g ly in g n e a r A leyeksu.
By a p ro cess r e tu r n e d from a tw o -w e e k s’ v l.it
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n ectio n w it It tlie sch o o ls, u n it w o ods M ayeksa b ecam e A la sk a , a n d N ag in
vo tes, viz.: C o n n e c tic u t 7, D elaw nri
sw eetn ess from every sin g le day. And !
an d la n e s sec h an d s o f y oung p a t r i ­ A lu y ek sa
G eo rg ia 5, M ary lan d 8. .Vlassachu
b ecam e t'n u la s k a .
The
R e g u la r se rv ic e s w ill be h eld 'll o th e rs w ent th ro u g h w rapped up in- i T h e .first e le c tio n fo r p re s id e n t of
s e tts 10, New
o ts e n jo y in g th e ir “ w ar w o rk ’’ h u g e ­ o rig in a l
H a m p sh ire 5, New
A le u tia n
w ord
A la y e k s i th e G re sh a m B a p tist c h u rc h
next sid e th e ir own little selves, en v y in g tlie U n ited S ta te s o c c u rre d iti tlie
ly.
J e rs e y C, P e n n sy lv a n ia Id , S o u tl
m eu n t "the g re a t c o u n tr y ” , as th e in S u n d a y , w hich w ill in c lu d e a s e r ­ th e ir n eighbors, fan cy in g them selves
s ta te s w hich ra tifie d th
n stitu
m e v C u o iia
m u- - | C aro l in a 7,
V irg in ia 12.
On tin
h a b ita n ts of s c a tte r e d is la n d s w o u h m on In th e m o rn in g by Rev. E. A. abused, w o rry in g over trifles, alw ays --------
W ar Svlngs S tam p s save lives
n a tu ra lly c o n s id e r a vast co n tln c n L e o n a rd a n d o n e in th e e v e n in g by on th e lo o k o u t for slig h ts, sp o ilin g a lio n on th e first W e d n esd ay of J a n u - J ,irst b a llo t, e ach of th e 73 e lec to r;
a ry . th e 7 th , 1789. O nly I d o f tin ¡v o tin g f o r tw o p e rso n s, th e v o te re
tul reg io n of v aried re s o u rc e s am th e p a s to r, Rev. A. J. W are.
f,
lull 5(1 p e r cen t of th e ir d ay s th ro u g h
13 s ta le s voted in th a t e le c tio n , New ¡s u ite d :
b e a u tifu l sce n e ry
as
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th e ir own p e ttish n e ss, an d a few days
A lask a lias sin ce p ro v ed to he.
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W ai‘" ‘n « , O» <•' V ir
Mrs. C. F. W ie s h e e k e r a n d dang!: p a s s , a n d t h e y „ r e all laid out I.ere Vo'-
“ Ot v o t,n g
1,1 nve of th e a ta te 8 - g ,,,ia b 9 ‘ J o h n A ,lam 8 o f M assach u
te r o f G ra n d F o rk s , N o rth D a k o ia , g eth er, the m en who laughed th e ir wav
D o in g ( umk I.
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G e o rg ia , s e tts 34. Jo lttt J a y of New Y ork
M rs. J a n e C ow den of P h ila d e lp h ia , th ro u g h lire and m ade o th e rs la u g h 'a
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th e e ir
ir h h e e a a rts
rts out
in g side
by side
p co p le d ia not v o te > th e p re s id e n tia l .J o h n R u tle d g e of S o u th C a ro lin a
fa v o r o r acco m p lish e d
m o re good P o rtla n d w ere g u e s ts on S u n d a y of th
out All
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I lo s e n b y l i t e s t a t t J o h n H ancock of M a s s a c h u s e tts
¡th a n C h a m b e rla in 's C olic a n d D ia r­ M r. a n d M rs. W illiam T horn
n ever to live again.
rh o ea
R em e d y
J o h n F. J u n tz e n ,
le g is la tu re s .
G eo rg e C lin to n of New Y ork
Sa m
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D on't forget th at w e c a rry
D elm eny, S ask .. sa y s o f it, “ I have
C o n s ta b le S q u ire w ent to w ork dead men w orried about. W hat do
At th a t tim e th e C o n s titu tio n r e ­ uel H u n tin g to n o f C o n n e c tic u t
used C h a m b e rla in 's C olic a n d D ia r­
rh o ea R em ed y m y self an d in my fa.:-- y e s te rd a y a fte rn o o n a s g u a rd c o rp o r­ tin y am o u n t to now ? T h in k of tin- q u ire d th e p re s id e n tia l e le c to rs to Jo h n M ilton o f G eo rg ia 2, Jaie.'-s
a c o m p lete line of
liy, an d can reco m m en d It as b ein g a l in th e G o v e rn m e n t S upply s ta tio n good luck th a t they envied in o th e r v o te fo r tw o p e rso n s, th e o n e re c e iv ­ A rm s tro n g o f G e o rg ia 1, B e n ja m i t
an e x c e p tio n a lly line p r e p a r a tio n .” at Hie foot o f E ast Y am h ill s tre e t. fellows. Who in tin- w orld rem em bers ing Hie m a jo rity to be p re s id e n t and L in co ln of M a s s a c h u s e tts 1, E d w ard
I — A dv.
H is d u tie s b egin a t 4 p in. each day i t ’ T hey h ad one little lifetim e to live th e o n e re c e iv in g th e n e x t g r e a te s t T e lf a ir of G eo rg ia 1
T h is b allo t
a n d he w ill use his m a c h in e in going and they spoiled it by over-sensitive- n u m b e r to be vice p re s id e n t. T h e re m ad e
X S p le n d id Ita c o rtl A c h ie v e d .
W a sh in _ g to n
p re s id e n t
an d
It. W. S n a slta ll, p re s id e n t o f tlic to an d fro m his w ork.
ncss and jealously. D oesn’t it s trik e h a d been no c o n v e n tio n s h eld , no J o h n A dam s, th e n ext h ig h e s t, vit
F a rm e rs M u tu al F ire R elief A sso cia­
you as an aw fu lly foolish way to w aste n o m in a tio n s m a d e an d no p la tfo rm ¡ p re s id e n t.
tio n . re p o rts th e a s s o c ia tio n lias
Mr. a n d Mrs. J. N. F a ris a r e niov- a life tim e, w hen It's th e only life a d o p te d .
T h e p re s id e n tia l e le c to rs
____ _______ __
b ro k en a ll fo rm e r re c o rd s in 1917. ng to R ose C ity P a rk w h ere th e y
w e re le ft
w ith o u t
In s tru c tio n s , to
A frie n d s u g g e s ts th a t if t H e T a b
tim e th a t you will ever h a v e !"
T in a n n u a l s ta te m e n t sh o w s 383 new
v ote a s th e y p leased o r a c c o rd in g to c r an d h is six so n s a re wise th e y will
m e m b e rs g a in e d , 17 lire losses p aid, h av e b o u g h t a hom e. T h e ir a d d re s s
a g g re g a tin g » 4 9 1 1 ; 8 1 ,0 3 6 ,6 7 7 of In ­ will he 599 E ast 2 9 th s t r e e t n o rth .
V ic lin i of H is O w n J o k e .
¡ th e ir ow n d is c re tio n .
buy u tew
lib e rty
b o n d s an d lay
s u ra n c e w ritte n , o n e a ss e ssm e n t le v ­ M arion J o h n s o n o f S e a ttle , w ho lias
T h e ten s ta te s w hich c o n s titu te d -h em a sid e a g a in s t an u n re ig n y day.
ied. a n d 8700 in v e ste d in lib e rty p u rc h a s e d tin* F a ris p ro p e rty h e re ,
On official of tlie itouse of re p re s e n t­ th e ArRt e le c to ra l c o lle g e h ad 73
b o nds d u rin g th e y e a r. Tin- a ss o c ia ­
B a rg a in s In th e W a n t Ads
tion Is e n te r in g its 1411» y e a r, an d lias will m ove in to m o rro w w ith 1:1s ativ e s m et a d is tin g u ish e d U nited
S ta te s s e n a to r In th e h a lls of th e cap
o v e r 4000 m e m b e rs c u rry in g 8 4 ,2 6 0 ,- fam ily,
000 in s u ra n c e , it lias m ad e a n au -
Itol. T hey w ere old frie n d s and both
u u a l sa v in g o f o v e r 50 p e r c e n t to its
W. R. B u rk e a n d G len n D avidson were horn in K entucky. It was at a
m em b ers
At th e a n n u a l m e e tin g in h av e r e tu r n e d h o m e a f t e r a n o u tin g
tim e when th e re was not m uch s tirr in g
ALSO SINKS, TOILETS
Ja n u a ry A ndrew B ru g g e r o f G re s h ­
am w as re -e le c te d d ir e c to r fo r tin of m o re th a n a w eek w hich they ab o u t th e b u ild in g an d th e tw o s a t
n in th y e a r.
F a rm e rs d e sirin g
to s p e n t in m o to rin g a n d A shing T hey down to talk . T h e c o n v ersatio n tu rn ed
LAVATORIES. ETC.
jo in m ay o b ta in in fo rm a tio n fro m w ent a b o u t 60 m iles up th e N o rth on w hat th e d o cto rs of A m erica w ere
ll. W. S n a s h a ll, G re sh a m , K. A, o r S a n tia m riv e r th e n s tru c k o v er to doing and discu ssio n of sp ecialists
H e rm a n
D eed in g , s e c r e ta ry ,
409
th e co ast to N ew p o rt. A fte r v isitin g rt. official suggested th a t he had a
S tock E x c h a n g e B ld g , P o rtla n d
Adv.
se v e ra l o th e r p laces a n d c a tc h in g re la tiv e who w as a d is tin g u ish e d ail
m any Ash th ey cam e hom e well s a t- ist.
IsAed w ith th e ir tr ip
"T h e re w ould seem to he a good field
for w ork a lo n g h is line rig h t h ere In
In tlie a c c o u n t of Hie p u rc h a s e o f the c a p ito l,” rem ark ed th e se n a to r "I
a h o m e in G re sh a m by II. H K ling, know som e m em bers of th e house and
last T u e sd a y
it
w as in a d v e r te n tly sen ate whom he m ig h t e x am in e.”
s ta te d th a t lie h ad b o u g h t tlie Roy
“ Well, I expect him in W ashington
G ibbs
b u n g alo w .
It
w as
F ra n k very s h o rtly ," re tu rn e d th e official, in
G ib b s' h o u se th a t he b o u g h t. A gain, ail Innocence, “and I w ant him to m eet
you."
th
e n a m e of .Mrs Roy G ib b s w as g |.
Auto for Hire all Hours
An Ad in the O U TLO O K will help you draw business
en as fo re la d y at th e c a n n e ry w hen
It w as not u n til sev eral seconds la te r
E V E R Y B O D Y R EAD S I T !
It sh o u ld
h av e
been
M rs F ra n k when th e s e n a to r laughed th a t the of- i
G ibbs.
O f c o u rse th e w rite r k n ew tieial realise d th a t an e x p la n a tio n w as |
in o rd e r
b e tte r b u t g o t th e n a m e s m ixed.
P ito n « AO»2
Called to the Colors
RELIABILITY
SERVICE
Stock and Crops for Quick
Sale
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
W. A. HESSEL
. A. M. SCHANTIN
PLUMBING GOODS
Plumbing Fittings
Brass Valves
F a u c e ts, E tc.
L L. KIDDER
EXPERT
Auto, Buggy and Wagon
HDW. CO.
PA IN TIN G
E. E . C H IP M A N
It Is Just What
Uncle Sam Wants
VI the req u est of the U. S. Food
has
loaned one of o u r M odern E lectrl
I t a l ir , s to Is* used for th e Food
C onservatio n D em o n stratio n s now
tieing conducted in th e L tbertv
Tem ple.
Administration o u r C om pany
Do you want any s tro n g e r a p p ro ­
val of any cooking device th a n th is?
Uncle Sam a s k n l us for an
E lectric R ange becauae it tills the
hill b e tte r th an any o th e r Cooking
Device m ade
We urge all
housew ives In ter
■ s t ' >1 111 tin p a trio tic serv ice of
th e ir cou n try as well as all who
“ uut th e ir k itch en s equipped w ith
the most m odern, con v en ien t and
reliab le c o k i n g a p p a ra tu s to v isit
the L ib erty T em ple and see for
th em selv es ju st w hat an E lectric
R ange w ill do to reduce th e ir
household b u rd en s
PORTLAND RAILWAY,
LIGHT A POWER COMPANY
ELECTRIC STORE
Electric Huilding
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NATI KAb
N eat and Cheap
MAX
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S C H N E ID E N
M athew s
B ldg . Malo St.,
F hoae .<<
Mountain Meadow Butter
Manufactured by
8ANDY CREAMERY CO.
T h e nam e
M o u n t Hood B u tte r
has h e re to fo re been use-1 bv par-
f Hie M ou nt Hood Ice
t ream Co , w h ich has a ll its d a iry
p ro d u cts
re g iste re d u n d e r th a t
tit le . T h a t pe rm issio n has ceased,
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