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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM O IT L O O K FRIDA Y , A l G I ST U. ItMH r i l l t .:j:n v iiin -T ée ,n n ^ eijrcp » '. HONOR ROLL FOR GRESHAM AND VICINITY ( N o te — R e q u e s t is m a d e f o r a d d i t i o n LE( i.N A ltD L A U D E ItB A C K a l n a m e s o f m e n in th e s e r v ic e fro m J U L IU S L A M P E R T G r e s h a m a n d v ic in ity . I F R E D .1 L E D B U R Y WM CARL FRANK A L I.D E R ARM STRONG E A R N E S T JO H N W M A N D E R S O N ISA A C W . A N D E R S O N GLENN ANDRE RO BERT ANDREW S H E R B E R T A RM STRONG E D W IN F O R E S T A R N O L D TOM B A K E R ELM ER BANKU8 H E R B E R T BASLEE ER N EST BATES BYRON B E L L C O R P F R A N K O. B E L L L E S L IE B E R K E ( »TLEY B E R K E PETER R BERKE A L B E R T A. B E Y E R C A R L F. B E Y E R E L M E R C. B E Y E R JO H N BI C H A N H EN R Y B O TTLESO N L IE U T A M o S W A T T B O T K IN C E C IL B O Z A R T H S G T BOY D o B R A S W E L L ED G A R BROOKS EM ERSON BROW N FRA N K BROW N JO H N B U R B A L E O N CA D D Y A L B E R T CAM I’ ED . C A N IF F O SC A R C A R L S O N EM ERSON A CR A W FO RD E R N E S T C H R IS T E N S E N L O U IS C H R IS T E N S E N G E O R G E ('L A R K CARL CONGDON PERCY CONRAD h arry cooley RA LPH E CRANDALL 2D L IE U T F R E D C R A N E FRA N K CRA W FO RD E D M U N D O. C O N V I1.L M IL O M. C O O N S I , o M IN IC K C U N N IN G H A M C O R P . C A R L Y L E A C U N N IN G H A M F R E D D A V IS W DEAVER CH A S. D E H A V E N E D W A R D D IC K E N S O N G o U G H O. D IN C E C IL D U K E RAYM OND D U N B A R ED DUNN H E N R Y E L T O N E A ST M A N W 11,SON E A ST M A N V E N C IL E V A N S ED. E V E R E T T W. S. E V E R E T T E L IS F O R S G R E N ISA A C F O S T E R JO H N F O X E R N E S T J. F R E E M A N K E N T FR E EM A N - D E W E Y G IB B S ROY II. G IB B S M E R R IL L it G OOD M E R V IN R. GOOD HOM ER G OSSETT W IL L IE H A L E Y FLOY D H A LLO C K O L IV E R H A M B L IE N C O R P F R A N K A. H A M L IN JO H N H A M L IN C L IF T O N H A R R IS T H E A D O ItE H A R R IS FR E D HARTT C. H E N D R IC K S C O R P . W. A. H E N S L E Y C A R Y L H E S I.IN C O R P . C L A U D E H E S L IN C H A R L E S H IC K S JA S . O. H IL L Y A R D J W IL L IA M H IL L Y A R D C O N R A D H O E C K E lt V IC T O R H O L M JO H N K. H O N E Y H E R B E R T H. H O S S EV ERETT HUGHES C O R P . G. W . H U M A S O N C O R PO R A L RAYM OND H UM ASON C O R P . W F. J E N N E SGT. G U Y D. JO N E S A L B E R T A. JO H N S O N G U S T A V E A. JO H N S O N W IL L IA M E. JO H N S O N ROY JO H N S O N A L B E R T E. JO N S R U D A H L A N JO Y FA X O N JO Y A X E L F. J o l l N S o N J O H N A. JO H N S O N FRA N K KENNY H A R O L D KERN- G L E N N II K E S T E R S O N RAY K E S T E R S O N N E L S O N K IR K W O O D E L G IN B. K IR K W O O D R IC H A R D K N A R It R O B E R T KN IE R I EM G E o . K. K N IE R IE M H A R O L D l.A K E P E T E R LARSON EM U, LAUBER LEDBU R Y J O S E P H C. 1.KTS1NGF.R L L o Y D L 1T T L E P A G E ALTON LOVELACE L IE U T C H A S H M cCO LL c o r p c h a s w s. m c c a r t e r c a r r o l l M c C r e a r y h a r o l d M c C r e a r y E J M CULLOCH j o h n m c g in n is a r c h ie M c K e o w n l e w i s b u r l m c k in n e y R o B r M a G M SE N W IL L IE MARTIN- C H A R I.E S M A Y ER N E W TO N L M ARYOTT SG T L E E M E R R IL L W A LTER W M ETZGER A D E L B E ItT W M E T Z G E R F L o Y E D S. M E T Z G E R JO H N M IL A N B A Y A R D M IL L E R C O R P G L E N W O O D M IL L E R H C M O FFETT L E IG H T O N M O N T B IT H T H O S P. M O RGAN I.E L A N D B M O O R E G E o R G E N E IL S O N L O U IS N E IL S O N G E O R G E N ELSON E D W A R D C. N o R E E N o S C A It E N O R E E N ROY OLSEN- PA U L PA LM BLA D RAY P A L M Q U IS T ToM PA R K E R VERL PA RK ER IR V IN P A R M L E Y P E D E K It P E D E R S O N C L IF T O N PET ER SO N - E L M E R L. P H E L P S L E O N A R D P IA T T FAY E. P O T T E R H o w a r d p o w e r s C E C II- P U L F E R D E X T E R Q U E S IN B E R R Y Iti iL l.A N D Q U E S IN B E R R Y SG T E A R L R A D F O R D E LM ER RA D FO RD E ltV IN F. R A D F O R D FLOY D RA D FO RD JE S S E RA D FO RD ELLSW O RTH R A K ER H A R V E Y R A N EY (iU Y It. R E A D , S e v e re ly w ounded. It* ISS E. R E A D . C ited fo r b r a v e ry IIA S C. R E E D REYN* ILDS V E R N E R IC H E Y L. E R IC H M O N D W A R D R IC H M O N D H A R R Y C. R IC K E R T V IC T O R R IC K E R T W. K 1C H E R T ZD L IE U T . L E S T E R R IC H E Y 1ST S G T K E N N E T H R O B E R T S C L A U D R O B IN SO N F R A N K ItO G E R S J O E ROSS N E L S O N ROSS •O RP. D. E. R U S S E L L JO H N D A L E R U S S E L L E D G A R I- R U S S E L L B A S E E. S T C L A IR I .E S I ,IE T. S T C L A I R R U D O L P H S a LUUIST C. G S C N E ID E It (S C A R S E D IG RAY S H R IN E R G E oR G E SW YGERT F R E D M U R R A Y S M IT H WA L F I I E D S T A F F E N S t >N E A R L STA N LEY IIA ItR Y S T A N L E Y S G T W II-B U R S T A N L E Y SGT. \ Elt.N S T A T E R PA U L STE V E N S C L A R K E S T 1L L IO N S OSCAR STO N E A R T H U R S T R E B IN G E O R G E It. S W A G E R T LESTER TALLM ADGE CO RP. FRA N K T E E V IN , e e v e re ly w o u n d ed . W i l d . T E E V IN LLOYD T EG A R T 2D L IE U T E R N E S T T H O M ED R 1C T H O M A S F R A N K W. T H O M A S f r a n k T o w n s e n d GE( H tG E T O W N S E N D L E S L IE T O W N S E N D A L P H O N S E VAN lio N I N C K S. o . VI K E N JO E V ERETT1 JO S E P H W ALCH WM. W A L C H C O R P T H O S . M W A TSoN - E D G A R W E D IN A L B E R T W E IS S L E S L IE W IL E S G L E N C. W O L F E GUY E. W O L F E LEM . W. W o L F E ROY E W O O D W A R D L E W IS Y E R G E R C O R P H E N R Y Z E N G E It M k, x« », «a, «« «, M M «4 M M "Zerclene is the Best” T h e F o rd a u to m o bile engine, illus trated here, like all in t e r n a l c o m b u s tio n en g in es, requires an oil th a t holds its fu ll lu b r ic a tin g qualities at cylinder h e a t,b u rn s clean in th e c o m b u s tio n cham bers and goes out w ith exhaust. ZER O LEN E L IG H T fills the*e re q u ire m e n ts p e rfe c tly , h a c a u te it ia co r ^ r fly ra fin a d fro m a a l- r t a d C a lifo rn ia aa- p h a lt baaa cruda. —Say I t r’ing m o to r car d istrib u to rs, because the records of th eir service departm ents show th a t Z E R O L E N E co rrectly refined from selected Cali fornia a jpiiuit-base crude, gives per- feet lubrication with less w ear and less carbon deposit. M ost e rrs are now lubricated w ith Z E R O L E N E because th eir ow ners have learne ' th ro u g h experience th a t there is o b etter oil. Z E R O L E N E is the c o rre c t o il fo r a ll ty p e * o f autom obile er nes. I t is the c o rre c t o il fo r y o u r auto m ob ile . Get o u r lu b ric a tio n c h a rt a llo w in g th a c o rre c t conciatency fo r y o u r car. A t d aa lara e v a ry ’ v ' a~a a n d S ta n d a r d O il S a rv tc a S tat.o n a. STANDARD CTL COM PANY (C a lifo rn ia ) ZEROLENE 7/ro Standard Oil for M otor Cars M M " T ru ly , he is no t a beau ty , th is E n g soon come to him lie w ould see P re s lish bouledogue," said F a th e r Benoit, ident P o in care and I once knew him th e c u re a t V„ “ uot a b eauty a s you see q u ite w ell— I could give a le tte r to ‘the even w hen he sm iles, but for loyalty tig e r.' us th ey now call M onsieur an d co u rag e, one m ay well believe Cletnenceau. th e re is not in all C h risten d o m a dog “ All th is co n v ersatio n w as before o u r to excel h im ” new frien d M ayer, w ho said he w ould T h is said th e good cu re to th e A m er be d elig h ted to set* o u r nephew , b u t u n ican, who was th a t day h is g u est a t fo rtu n a te ly , he had to go to a n e ig h d in n e r. b o ring city from w hich he could not " I am ig n o ra n t,” said F a th e r B enoit, re tu rn for a day o r two. “ w hence he cam e. I t w as a keen, cold " I t should h ere be said th a t o u r day in F e b ru a ry . M other M argot, th e bouledogue, V ictor, sullied and grow led cook, took in th is s tra n g e r. S he h e ard w henever L ie u te n a n t M ayer ap p eared , a m oan w ith o u t a n d opened th e door. an d M other M argot, w ith no reaso n at He w as all b u t frozen. H e crep t up as all m an ifested lik e sym tom s of d is closely a s he could to th e tire. tr u s t. not th a t sin* grow led and sniffed, GRESHAM, OREGON “One of h is fo rep aw s w as cru sh ed but she m ig h t as well have done so. an d b leeding. M other M argot bathed "T h e ev en in g in w hich we expected th e w ounded paw. F ro m th a t m om ent L ucian passed. He did not come. We th ey w ere g re a t frien d s. re tire d m uch d isap p o in ted , for he POWELL VALLEY “T h e re was a n o th e r firm bond be should have bro u g h t to us new s from PLEASANT HOME tw een them . T hey bo th h a te d th e th e fro n t, w here o u r poilus have so S u n d ay A ugust 11 th e young peoples' boche w ith o u t s tin t. T h e bouledogue bravely b a ttle d th e boche Mrs. G ran t Sloop e n te rta in e d oil m eeting w ill be held at th e L u th e ra n seem ed to detect boche blood u n e rr in g "T h e n ig h t w as b rig h t an d free of ch u rch . Au e n te rta in in g p ro g ram will T h u rsd ay M rs G. M T horpe, h e r ly. p e rh a p s by its odor. M other M ar clouds, alm ost a full moon. In th is d a u g h te rs C u rrie and M arie and sou be given to w hich all a re invited. got by som e in s tin c t a s su re, a rriv e d a t honest vllluge we sleep w ith o u t bolts A lton. Mrs. T horpe uud fam ily have Tin* m em bers of th e g ir ls ' In d u s tria l been liv in g a t A sto ria but a re ex p ect a co nclusion th a t could n ot be e x o r burs. It is -lift up th e latch and club w ho a re ta k in g raw in g a re re ing to m ake th e ir hom o in P o rtlan d , p lain ed an d could scarcely be d isp u ted . com e in'. So it h as been lately when "A score or m ore of boche p riso n e rs M other M argot took it upon h e rs e lf to quested to m eet a t th e sc.idol house Tlie M etliodist L adies' Aid society passed th ro u g h th e v illag e one day. ch an g e all this. S he double b arred next W ednesday at 2 o'clock M rs A lta will m eet on next W ednesday a f te r O ur dog—to him we h ad g iven th e every door an d fasten ed every o pening G entry, th e club a d v iso r, will m eet noon at tin* hom e of Mrs. C. M. Quick- nam e V ictor— w as fra n tic to g et a t w ith a s to u t window stick . I deem ed w ith th em to a ss ist in p lan s for finish sail. L unch will be served. A large th em . M other M argot w ith a n e n o r all th ese p re c a u tio n s to he foolish and lug th e course before fa ir tim e. Any a tte n d a n c e is d esired as m a tte rs of m ous g rld -iro u in h e r s tro n g rig h t unn ecessary . In stead of m ak in g me w ho d e sire to ta k e up th e work or any im p o rtan ce w ill be a tte n d e d to. h an d w as scarcely less so, as sh e saw to feel m ore secue I equid not for som e o th e r m em bers of th e club who are H . W. S n a sh u ll. p re s id e n t of th e ta k in g up o th e r w ork a re in v ited to th em p ass by. tim e sleep, bottled up us I felt m yself F a rm e rs M u tu al F ire R elief A ssocia a tte n d . , I t w as sh o rtly a fte r th is th a t th e re to be, aw ay from all my people. tio n . re p o r ts th e a s s o c ia tio n lias I*. A. Jo h n so n an d d a u g h te rs Lillie b ro k e n a ll fo rm e r re c o rd s in 1917. cam e to th is v illag e a m an of th irty "In the m iddle of th a t n ig h t 1 h e a rd and H iim a. M yrtle A nderson and Emil T h e a n n u a l s ta te m e n t sh o w s 383 new y e a rs or th e ra b o u ts. H e claim ed to be a g re a t cra sh of glass below s ta ir s and Lind have been sp en d in g a week at m e m b e rs g a in e d , 17 fire losses p aid, from A lsace-L o rrain e. H e w as on de series of grow ls. It is th e bouledogu a g g re g a tin g $ 4 9 1 1 ; $1 ,0 3 6 ,6 7 7 of In tach ed d u ty , lie said , an d th o u g h his 1 said , an d tu rn e d upon my pillow to Seaside. T hey w eut by a u to cam p su ra n c e w ritte n , o n e a ss e ssm e n t lev iug out one n ig h t c a d i way. n am e w as M ayer, he was accepted as go to sleep again. T h e re was th e n si ied, an d $700 in v e s te d iu lib e rty H arold, W endell and Cecil G ustafson b o n d s d u rin g th e y e a r. T h e a ss o c ia u good F ren ch m an . W e could read ily lence for a tim e. More grow ls. T hen believe th is. We knew th a t in th e tw o I h eard th e voice of M other M argot— sp en t S u n d ay v is itin g th e ir A unt, Mrs tio n is e n te r in g Its 1 4 th y e a r, a n d h as o v e r 4 0 0 0 m e m b e rs c a rr y in g $4,2 5 0 ,- p ro v in ces w rested from us in 1871 no m ista k in g th a t, an d a s h rie k from R ichard G ustafson of P o rtlan d . T he 000 in s u ra n c e . It h a s m ad e an a n tw o fo rm er w ith a cousin visited T he m any of th e best F re n c h bore G erm an my niece. n u a l sa v in g o f o v e r 50 p e r c e n t to its O aks and C ouncil C rest w hich they m e m b e rs nam es. A t th e u u u u u l m e e tin g in “I h asten ed d o w n sta irs. 1 au re p o rt crow ded w ith so ld ie rs out for J a n u a r y A n d rew B ru g g e r of G re sh "W e had little m o re th a n th e w ord prouelied th e room from w hich th e a good tim e. In th e afte rn o o n the am w as re -e le c te d d ir e c to r fo r th e o f m o n sieu r, th e lie u te n a n t, for it. b u t noises an d voices had come, Ah boys w ith th e ir a u n t w ent to th e city n in th y e a r. F a rm e rs d e s irin g to th a t w as en ough. H e su re ly w as a w hat a sig h t m et my eyes. My niece, Join m ay o b ta in in fo rm a tio n from m an of m any a c o m p lish m en ts. He poor g irl, had tied from th e room . N ot p a rk w here they jo in ed a p a rty from II. W. S n a sh u ll, G re sh a m , R. A, o r L o ed iu g , s e c r e ta ry , 409 could dance. He tiad a good te n o r so M other M argot.W ith visage g rim Powell Valley w hich w as sp en d in g th e H e rm a n S to ck E x ch a n g e B ld g ., P o rtla n d ,— day al th e P ark . T h ese w ere Mr. and voice an d san g well. H e w as a lover as (h at of an a n c ie n t G reek, h e r h a n d s Adv. of a rt. He knew m uch about p ic tu re s clenched, sin* stood beside tile boule Mrs. A lbert P alm blad. Mr. a n d Mrs A ugust O lsen and baby, Mr. an d Mrs GRESHAM TIME TABLE an d m arb les. He could fence w ith dogue. C has. P alm blad and fam ily an d Mr sw ord an d ra p ie r lik e a re g im e n ta l "In th e w indow , h is head w ith in th e T ra in s fo r K s ta rju lit o r H u ll H u n m aster-at-arm s. He had a b road sc a r room ; h is neck fasten ed by th e heavy an d Mrs. S w an M agnuson an d fam ily. ( B u ll R u n t r a i n s le a v e M t. H o o d D e p o t) C has. Unis, Jo h n lln is, Id a and on h is left cheek. T h is, he said , had sash, th e dog w ith h is fan g s in th e in 12 26 AM D Iy E x S u n . G r e a h a m O nly. been g iven him in a little p assag e of tr u d e r's th r o a t I tu rn e d aw ay for th e Ellen Unis. Mr. an d Mrs. David Palm - 12 26 AM S u n . to K a tu c a d u 6:26 AM D ly . M a ll a n d E x ., E a ta c a d a lilud and son, M rs ( lias I’alm lilad and arm s. He could row , h e could sw im . m om ent to g a th e r co urage to look a t 6 34 AM D ly . E x. Hun. O r e s h a in O n ly liaby an d F ra n k G u stafso n v isited • :1 2 A M D ly . G r e s h a m O nly H e w as sk illed in a th le tic s. He spoke th is te rrib le object in th e w indow . Ills 6 62 AM S u n to B u ll R u n frien d s a t C olton, O regon recen tly th e best of F re n c h , a d m itte d m odestly sockets. H is feet and h a n d s 7 46 AM D ly to E e ta c a d u w ere T hey m ade On* tr ip from tiere in Mr 6:40 AM D ly , G r e s h a m O n ly th a t lie u n d ersto o d som e G erm an, so ekkets. H is feet and h an d s wert 0 60 AM D ly , to B u ll R u n th o u g h he spoke it Im p erfectly, and o u tsid e th e window, lie w as w holly G u sta fso n 's m ach in e uud rep o rt th e 10 40 AM D ly to G r e s h a m O n ly 11 46 AM D ly , E s ta c a d a rixtds ra ttie r rough and steep in th a t he had a slig h t k now ledge of unab le to help him self. Betw een the 12 40 PM D ly , G r e s h a m O n ly 1 60 I ’M D ly , to B u ll R u n E n g lish . How could we, sim ple vll w indow ’s w eight and th e dog’s fangs places. 2 40 I’M D ly , G re a h a m O n ly A p a rty of frie n d s an d re la tiv e s 3 46 I’M D ly . E s t a c a d a lagers, do o th e rw ise th a n a d m ire th is lie had been stran g led . H e w as dead 4 40 I’M D ly, G re a h a m o n l y met at th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. Aug gifted young m an. 4 60 PM D ly , to B u ll R u n “W ith jn th e room lay a long s h a rp ust Jo h n so n S u n d ay , A ugust 28 to 6 4Ú PM D ly . E a ta c a d a He w as a lig h t-h e a rte d , clev er fel d ag g er— th is, it so looked, had fallen 6 36 PM D ly , E x .S u n ., G r e a h a m o n l y low an d w as soon in h ig h favor w ith from betw een the teeth of th e w retched ce le b ra te th e b irth d a y of th e la tte r 's 7 00 I ’M D ly , to B u ll R u n 7.46 I'M D ly , E s ta c a d a every one. Yes, ev ery one ex cep t o u r m an. H e had come p rep ared to com siste r, M iss L illie Jo h n so n . T hose 2 10 PM D ly , G re a h a m O n ly bouledogue and M other M argot. W hen m it m u rd e r, should It he n ecessary, to p re s e n t beside th e h ost, hostess and 1 1 1 0 PM D ly , G r e a h a m O n ly T r a in s f o r P o rtla n d ev er tile dog cam e n e a r M o n sieur M ay secu re L u cien 's papers. In th e d is to rt g u est of ho n o r w ere, Mr. an d Mrs. P. 12 30 AM D ly E x. S u n . er, w ho w ore th e unifo m of a lie u te n ed fe a tu re s of th e dead m an I did not A. Jo h n so n , th e M lanes N ellie, E m m a 2 04 AM S u n . O n ly 6 40 AM D ly E x S u n . an t, he would grow l o m in o u sly . So, a t first recognize th is m u rd e ro u s In and H iim a Jo h n so n , C arl Jo hnson, 6 16 AM D ly. too, w ould M other M argot. H e was tru d e r. M other M argot and th e boule- Em il L ind, Mr. an d M rs. C. A. L in d 7 31 AM D ly . 8 07 AM D ly f ro m Mt. H o o d D ap o t. . . . D,y ag reeab le, was M ayer, to my niece, and dog e disclosed h is Id en tity . I t was g ren , M iss M yrtle A nderson, M rs C. « 40 AM Jo h n so n , M iss F lo re n c e Jo hnson, « 14 AM D ly . when my nephew L ucien, of th e a v ia M ayer, you hav e a lre a d y guessed It. 10 40 AM D ly. B ert O lsen, E m il E k lu n d , Miss E ste r 11 (0 to AM D ly f ro m M t H ood D ep o t tion, v isite d h e re — th is hi* did o ccasio n lie w as th e G erm an spy. 12 40 PM D ly to G re a h a m O n ly T ru ed so n a n d H okan T ru ed so n . ally — th e L o rra in e r w as a p le a s a n t 1 14 PM D ly. "So 1 say o u r E n g lish bouledogue for T h e law n so cial g iv e n a t th e hom e 2 40 PM D ly . com p an io n . He had tra v e le d m uch th a t n ig h t's w ork— it w as a fearfu l 3 10 PM D ly f ro m M t. H o o d D e p o t of Mr. an d M rs. C a rl N elson re c en tly and told fine sto ries. 4 40 PM D ly . n ig h t—d e serv es th e rew ard of a hero, PM D ly . "O ne day word cam e to uh th a t L u the cro ix de g u erre. I m ust confess wus a m ost d e lig titfu l a ffa ir. T h e r ■ 6 6 34 16 PM D ly E x S u n 6 40 PM D ly f r o m M t. H o o d D e p o t cien w ould be h ere. H e w as on h is (h e re F a th e r B enoit crossed h im self) w as a la rg e cro w d w hich th o ro u g h ly 7 14 PM D ly. way to P a ris and would slo p h e re a t I could not find in my h e a rt any p ity e n jo y e d a so cial tim e on th e law n. » 16 PM D ly. PM D ly . n ig h tfa ll. We all w ere d elig h ted to for th is ex ecrab le c re a tu re , c u t off Mr. a n d Mrs. N e lso n 's h o m e is w ell 11 9 46 16 PM D ly . have th is v isit. L ucien w ould lodge when a b o u t to co m m it a g re a t crim e a d a p te d fo r an o cc a sio n of th is s o rt, n o » r iv ii.L X T io ir r B H .z u x i V. K u s t a v i l l a L v . T r o u td a le h ere an d e arly th e n ex t m o rn in g he H is d e a th w as a v is ita tio n s e n t by le w ith its w ide law n a n d th e m oo i • ( I S « m. •6 46 a m. fu r n is h e d lig h t a llth o u g li Ju c k o - w ould set o u t for P aris. We d iscussed bon D leu h im self,” 7 16 a. ni. 4 40 a. m la u le rn s a d d e d th e m ag ic to u ch . I 46 a. ui t 00 a. hi am ong us th e n a tu re of h is v isit. We "A nd M other M argot?" said S erg ean t 10 36 a. m. I t 16 a. in Ic e c re a m , c a k e a n d coffee w ere said th a t p e rh a p s he c a rrie d im p o r A ntoine, of th e A m erican arm y. 12 »6 p m 10 06 a m. 3 36 p. ttl I l l Ita m se rv ed a n d th e su m o f $22.61 w as ta n t p ap ers from th e fro n t and, th u s 4 30 p m. M oother M argot,” said th e good 12:06 p rn. 6 60 p m. $1 I t p m d is tin g u ish e d , som e new h o n o r would cure, “ will get tier rew ard in h eav en .” c le a re d , w hich lias b e e n tu r n e d o v e r * 6 6 p in. t 06 p m Io tile Red C ross |t It p m WHILE WAITING for the next Liberty bond issue, we suggest you purchase U. S. treasury certificates to net 4£ per cent, We can supply them. BANK OF GRESHAM LUSTED 4 00 p FAIRVIEW m t i e p m. Mt. Angel C ollege, St. B enedict, * It p m f i .t O p m Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Heal in have r e O re., th e p lace fo r y o u r boy. 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