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GRESHAM
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fin c c u x
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY.
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m o d est
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WEEK
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Its o b je c t is to p re v e n t th e a c ro s s th e R h in e. a n d
hav e rnanv
P u b lish e d ev ery T u e sd a y an d F rid a y p re m a tu r e e n lis tm e n t f o j ac tiv e se rv - G erm an c itie s in th e ir pow er. Th
a t G re sh a m . O reg o n , by th e O u t- ¡Ce o f th e s e m en w ho co u ld by ex- tim e w ill c o m e w hen G erm an y m ust
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H u 8t' ,en<“ u« th e p erio d of th e ir co lleg • pay fo r c itie s a n d c o u n try d e stro y e d
C la ir,
I t o r a n ___ anagsr.______ tr a in in g
m u ltip ly
m a n ifo ld
th e ir an d fo r h u es an d p e n a ltie s im posed
Oar
S u b ssrlpU oB
T h e Im p o rta n t th in g uow is th a t
v a lu e to th e c o u n tr y .”
Mat«»
g o v e rn m e n t
an d tin ’
D u rin g th e e a rly p erio d of th e w ar th e G e rm a n
Ona year, $1.60,
know th a t
E n g la n d s trip p e d h e r co lleg es an d G e rm a n p eo p le sh o u ld
six m onths, 86c;
tn r ss m o n th 's trial
u n iv e rs itie s of y o u n g m en
T h ey th e r e w ill be a day o f re c k o n in g
• iib sorlp tton , 60c.
w ere e a g e r to go a n d w ere ta k e n H a v in g fa ir a n d tim e ly w a rn in g , it
aS vsrtlsSag
th e m to say w h e th e r
T h o u sa n d s o f th e m w ere k illed in th e w ill be fo r
K atas rsason aL ls
or rscr s s s n t a t lv a
first b a ttle s . T h e re s u lt h a s been a th ey w ill b rin g ru in to G e rm a n y by a
w ill ca ll.
se rio u s s h o r ta g e in E n g la n d of pliysi- lo n tin u a tio n of th e ir p re s e n t w an to n
rfc o a e toi
c la n s, c h e m ists an d o th e r sk ille d m en d e s tru c tio n in B elg iu m a n d F ra n c e
Th» L i s a t
¡n e e d in g a co lleg e p ro fe ssio n a l ed u ca-
W ay la th»
We co n fid en tly ex p ect th a t a g re a t
I tlo n .
T h is c o u n try now d e sire s to
<h at W in s"
epic p o e t w ill a ris e b efo re 1929 w ith
O O alal paper o f t n . T .w a of O rw ham
by E n g la n d ’s m istak e,
o fllsta l p»p»r o f th» Town of F air- ■ A tr a in e d y o u n g m an , be he d o cto r, a n im m o rta l poem on “ T h e P a ssin g
vi»
c h e m ist, e n g in e e r o r w h a tn o t, is of of th e M ince P ie .” We h av e bit o u r
ifint»r»d a» »»cond-cla»» m attar M arch fa r g r e a t e r v alu e to th e co u n try th a n la s t s a lie n t in to u re a l o n e h e re in
I, I t t i , at th» P o sto n ic a a t O rtsh am ,
1 r» fo n , under th» A ct o f M arch I, ISTI. h e w ould be w ith o u t un e d u c a tio n a l O reg o n , a n d th e r e a re only a few
fo u n d a tio n . T h e re is a d e m a n d fo r j sp o ts le ft w h ere n ex t ( liris tm a s will
sk ille d g o v e rn m e n ta l w o rk e rs th a t **’**'
d is a p p e a r e n tire ly w ith its hi
can n o t be m et u n le ss y o u n g m en la rlo u s In g re d ie n t ta x e d at » 8 a gal
h av e th e tr a in in g th a t m ak es th e m *on
sk ille d .
P eo p le h av e been d y in g fro m h e a t
T h is g e n e ro u s o ffer on th e p a rt of In all th e e a s te rn s ta te s , b u t n e v er a
T H E \\ l i t I IIE S I
th e n a tio n o u g h t to be g e n e ra lly ac- h e a t p ru s tra tio n in O regon. T h e G.
T h e w ar c h est id ea fo r ra isin g i c * P t '*d by t h e y o u n «
o f ''v ‘ ry A. It. peo p le w ill te ll th e m back
fu n d s In .e r t a li , c o m m u n itie s h as
T h ey sh o u ld e n lis t In colleg e th e r e th a t th p b reeze from th e P a ­
been m e n tio n ed b efo re.
In
so m e '»‘Is fall as well us In th e arm y .
f cific sw eep s a c ro s s th e W ebfoot
larg e c itie s th e p lan w as fo llo w ed ; Po»Blble th ey sh o u ld c o m p le te th e ir c o u n try an d m a k e s life on e g lad ,
su ccessfu lly , bu t ......
th e id e a did n o t fre sh m e n an d so p h o m o re y e a rs at sw e e t song.
least. T h e need fo r sp ecially tra in e d
m eet w ith g e n e ra l u p p ro v a l, a n d , in
In th e M ississip p i p rim a rie s la st
y o u n g m en Is g o in g to be f a r g re a te r
hull»' p lace s e n c o u n te re d u d eal of
in th e n e a r f u tu r e th a n th e c o u n try week th e v o te rs d ecid ed to w ork a
v ig o ro u s o p p o sitio n . Now th e id ea is
, ,, ....... can m eet u n less ju s t su ch offers as “ H om e, Sw eet H o m e” m o tto fo r S en ­
ta k in g fo rm ag a in In view o f th e fa c t
J
T h a t ’s
| th is a re e m b ra c e d by th o se w ho a re a to r J a m e s K. V a rd e m a n .
c a p a b le o f le a rn in g th e sp ecial thing-' w h a t th e p eo p le In W isconsin w ill do
a w hole sw a rm of a p p e a ls. T h e s u b ­
fo r S e n a to r L a F o lle tte w hen th e tim e
need ed .
j e c t u n d e r c o n s id e ra tio n is w h e th e r
com es. “ O ne by o n e th e ro ses fu ll.”
o r not th e fo rth c o m in g d riv e s c a n n o t
JU S T IF IA B L E ( ItIT K ISM.
lie co n so lid a te d .
It is said th a t th e k a is e r is n o t fe e l­
Im m e d ia te ly u f te r th e n e x t lib e rty
in
g
q u ite so h ilu rlo u s as he w as la s '
T h e m an o r p u b lic a tio n c ritic isin g
loan d riv e no less th a n six w ar w el­
We h av e n o ticed
m any
official m is ta k e s of th e g o v e rn m e n t s p rin g .
fa re ag e n c ie s a re g o in g afield fo r
th e
ro o s te r th a t
fro m a p a rtis a n s ta n d p o in t an d m e re ­ s p rin g tim e s th a t
fu n d s a g g re g a tin g $ 1 8 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . T he
ly fo r p a rtis a n g ain h a s no place in s tr u tte d an d cro w ed m ost in May w as
Y. M C. A. will re q u ire $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0
th is c o u n try now o r a t any tim e. Yet th e le a d in g lig u re in a h o a rd in g
lo r its w o rk , a n d th e Y. W. C. A. w ill
th e r e n e v e r h as been a tim e, an d h o u se stew in th e w in te r tim e.
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27,
f i l m n n i t the young men of ,he country for doln« a n y th in « to »top it. T h e al RAILROAD DIRECTOR
LeLflLUM JlN th e se se rv ices, w hich d em a n d sp ecial lied a rm ie s will so m e day m arcli
STOPS LIQUOR SALES
m
' J R I ’-S r lA /V l
a sk
AUGUST
$ 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
T il?
th e r e is n o t lik ely to be, w hen th p
K n ig h ts o f C o lu m b u s w o rk , a lm o st
n a tio n a l w ell-b ein g w ill d em a n d th a t
new a y e a r ugo, h a s g ro w n so th a t
all c ritic ism be s tille d on th e th e o ry
th e o rg a n iz a tio n n eed s $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 . j
th a t th e g o v e rn m e n t c a n n o t e rr.
T h e Je w is h W e lfa re bo u rd c alls f o r '
T h o se m en a n d
p u b lic a tio n s th a t
$ 3 ,6 0 0 ,0 0 0 . T h e A m erican L ib ra ry
h av e th e c o u ra g e of th e i r c o n v ictio n s
a sso c ia tio n ulso w a n ts $ 3 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
a n d h a v e re m e d ia l s u g g e s tio n s th a t
And th e W ar C am p C o m m u n ity s e r v ­
u re w o rth w h ile h av e as m uch d u ty
ice will usk fo r $ 1 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .
to p e rfo rm now a s th e y e v e r h ad . It
O bviously , if th e s e c a m p a ig n s fo l­
w ould be folly to say th a t th e ir voices
low each o th e r , th e lu te co m ers w ill
sh o u ld be s tille d an d th e ir p en s laid
find th e p ic k in g s r a th e r slow an d
aw ay u n til so m e o th e r tim e .
h a rd .
At le a s t, th is Is th e way it
A v ast a m o u n t o f good h as been ac-
looks ut a d ista n c e .
P ro b ab ly
th e
c o m p lish ed In th e p re s e n t n a tio n a l
Y. M. C. A. w ould lead off, b ecau se of
crisis b ecau se m en h av e h ad th e vis-
th e size of its p ro p o sed fu n d an d th e
ion to see w hat w as n eed ed an d th e
p rio rity of th e o rg a n iz a tio n in th e
c o u ra g e to m ak e th e ir view s k n o w n ,
Held.
T h e re Is no q u e stio n a t all
W e a re not so sim p le -m in d e d th a t we
th a t its m oney w ill be ra ise d . N or -t
m u st follow a pied p ip er, k ee p in g ste p
tin re any q u e stio n a b o u t th a t of th e
to e v ery note. If th e m u sic is o u t of
K n ig h ts of C o lu m b u s.
T h e Je w ish
tim e It is w ell en o u g h to say so.
fu n d is sm a ll, c o m p a ra tiv e ly , an d
R am pant
p a rtis a n
n e w sp a p e rs
o u g h t not to be d ifficu lt o f a t t a i n ­
s ta n d in th e a tt it u d e o f first q u e s ­
m ent. B ut o n ce th e s e u re o u t of th e
tio n in g a m a n 's p o litic s b efo re th ey
way, th e su c c e e d in g d riv e s w ould,
If lie b elo n g s to o n e p ar-
co m m en t
we fe a r, fail of s p o n ta n e o u s h o sp i­
ty . th ey p ra is e him h ig h ly a n d c o n ­
ta lity .
tin u a lly . If he is a m e m b e r of th e
W hile
In d iv id u a l
c o m m u n itie s
o p p o sitio n — s m ite h im h ip an d th ig h ,
could not su cceed in c re a tin g a c o n ­
ulso In th e Jaw
A long w ith o u r
so lid a te d w ar c h e st p lan th e s tu te s efficiency an d o th e r te s ts in th is
m ig h t do it. In fa c t th e r e Is a m ove
c o u n try It w ould be w ell If we h ad a
m eat on fo o t in New Y ork lo o k in g to
c o n siste n c y te s t o c c a sio n a lly .
L et
a c o n so lid a tio n of th e th r e e m a jo r
th o s e w ho a lw ay s p ra is e o n e k in d of
u n d e rta k in g s , a lth o u g h
it bus not
p u b l|c m en , an d a lw a y s c ritic ise
ta k e n d e fin ite sh a p e yet. At th e sam e
a n o th e r k in d , ho ld u p th e ir effo rts
tim e th e r e is c o n sid e ra b le d is cu ssio n
in fro n t of a m irro r
T h ey w ill aee
of th e a d v is a b ility of co m b in in g all
how It lo o k s re v e rse d .
th e s e six c a m p a ig n s in o n e g re a t
L e t th e m c o n s id e r w h at th ev
d riv e.
w ould do If th e ir ow n fa v o rite s w er?
T h e re is m uch to co m m en d e ith e r
o u t of p o w er an d th e m en th e y now
p lan
A d eal of w a ste tim e w ould be
c ritic ise w ere in , o r vice v ersa. T h e
e lim in a te d
T h e m en a n d w om en
re c o rd of th e p a st do es n o t show th a t
w ho alw ay s h av e to do th e s e th in g s
tile p re s id e n t, th e c a b in e t a n d c o n ­
could m a k e o u e Job o u t of th e m any.
g re ss e v e r w ere e x e m p t fro m th e
And It w ould seem th a t a tine, h a r ­
voice of th e c ritic T h e re c o rd sh o w s
m o n io u s, c o n c e rte d
e ffo rt
w ould
g r e a te r Im m u n ity now th a n a t any
m ak e fo r th e g e ttin g to g e th e r o f o u r
tim e in th e n a tio n 's h is to ry . B ut p u t­
people, w hich Is o u e o f th e good b y ­
tin g a g ag In ev ery p e rs o n 's m o u th
p ro d u c ts of th e w ar fo r us A m e ri­
w ho w ould be h e lp fu l an d w ho h a s a
cans.
re a l rem ed y is s o m e th in g th a t can
O ne of th e c h ie f a rg u m e n ts a g a in s t
n o t be d o n e an d It is Idle to a tte m p t
th e w ar c h e st id ea, w hich is s im ila r
to
do it.
in p rin c ip le to th is o f a c o n so lid a te d
c a m p a ig n , is th a t th e s tim u la tin g e f ­
S H E K l H I R E IT S .
fect of o c c asio n al n a tio n -w id e w ar
e ffo rts w ould be lost w ere th is w ork
to be placed Into a sin g le u n d e rta k |
T h e G e rm a n s w ho u re b eing forced
lug
B ut w ar w ork c a n n o t be all to e v a c u a te th e c itie s th e y h a v e ......
T h ere is to be th r e e h o ld in g in F ra n c e a re c e le b ra tin g
i o u so lld a te d .
lib erty lo a n s in th e n ex t tllscal y e a r th e ir d e p a rtu re by a sy ste m o f w a n to n
T h e re w ill be a R ed C ro ss m e m b e r­ d e s tru c tio n . T h e ir a c tio n p o in ts very
sh ip d riv e a t th is y e a r's e n d , a n d a c le a rly to a s e ttle d policy T h a t o th e r
w ar fu n d c a m p a ig n in th e sp rin g c itie s fro m w hich th e G e rm a n s u re b e ­
H ere a re live o p p o rtu n itie s fo r a r o u s ­ in g d riv e n , w ill m eet th e sa m e fa te is
ing l u ih u s lu sm by th e ca m p a ig n p ro ­ m o re th a n p ro b a b le . It is not lik ely
cess
It is a t le a s t a fa ir q u e s tio n I th a t su ch citie s as B ru sse lls an d A nt-
w h e th e r o r no t th e six o th e r a p p e a ls
m ig h t n o t be p ro fitab ly c o n so lid a te d
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< 01.1. KGE IlF.i H l IT S.
.
Y oung m eu may e n lis t in th e arm y
a n d th e n be fu rlo u g h e d to m any ot
th e c o lleg es a n d
u n iv e rsitie s th is
ta il th a t Is young m en u n d e r th e
d r a t t ag e.
All th e d e ta ils ol th e
p la n h a t e u o t been m ad e p u b lic yet
b u l th e g e n e ra l o u tlin e is k n o w n
1 be I ot O. a n d th e O. A. C. h av e
arm y officers lo r th e p u rp o s e of glv
tug th e boys a m ilita ry tr s lu iu g .
ib e y w ill u o t be c a lle d upou fo r act
tve m ilita ry d u ty uu le» s th e r e is a
m o re u rg e n t d e m a n d to r th e ir s e r v ­
ices lh a u is now to re se e u . A co u rse
iu la ia u s tv e m ilita ry tr s lu iu g is in ­
c lu d e d lu th e new p la n , w hich w ill
go a lo n g w ays to w a rd e q u ip p in g
s tu d e n ts fo r im p o rta n t serv ice
The p la n ,” sa y s an official to m -
m u u lc a ilo u ,
is a u a tte m p t to mo-
billxe Bud d ev elo p ih e b ra in p o w er of
w erp w ill be sp a re d
: T h e a llie s h av e been ex e rc isin g
' m a rv e lo u s s e lf - r e s tr a in t in n o t c a llin g
(o r r e ta lia tio n a n d re p ris a l
It has
been s u g g e s te d th a t if in o rd e r to sav e
(h e re m a in in g c itie s th e a lle s sh o u ld
a n n o u n c e th a t fo r ev ery B elg ian o r
j F re n c h city o r to w n d e stro y e d a G er
lllan city Or to w n w ould be b u rn e d
I «m l sh o u ld see th a t th e a n n o u n c e
m e n t re a c h e d th e G e rm a n peo p le, es-
J p ecially th o se w ho liv e n e a r th e
f r o n tie r , th e h a n d of th e d e s tro y e rs
would be stay ed .
'
i t is n o t, a f t e r a ll. m erely * ques-
tlo n o f re ta lia tio n . It is a q u e stio n
of sa v in g
If th is is p o s s ib le - th?
to w n s fro m w hich th e G e rm a n , a rc
driven
Perhaps thts cannot be
,
T h e o rd e r b a rr in g liq u o r sa le s on
th e tr a in s w o n 't m a k e any d ifferen ce
ut all in O reg o n . B ut th o se who a re
s u ffe rin g
fro m
cra c k e d -g o o z le can
llnd an o asis in C a lifo rn ia a f te r th e
O reg o n b o rd e r h a s been passed.
No p a rtn e rs h ip of th e G overnm ent
w ith the liq u o r b u siu ess as fa r as the
ra ilro a d s of th e n atio n a re concerned
Is tlie effect of th e recen t o rd e r of D i­
rec to r G eneral of K ailro ad s McAdoo,
w hich sto p s fo rth w ith th e sale of all
in to x ic a tin g liq u o rs on ra ilro a d prop­
e rty . T he o rd e r read s:
T h e Hale of liq u o r a n d in to x ic a n ts
of e v ery c h a r a c te r in d in in g c a rs , re s ­
ta u r a n ts a n d ra ilro a d s ta tio n s u n d e r
fe d e ra l c o n tro l p hall be d is c o n tin u e d
im m e d ia te ly .
T h is o rd e r was issued A ugust 12.
T he head of th e ra ilro a d s of th is n a ­
tion took no tim e for p a n d e rin g w ith
the liq u o r in te re s ts involvf-d. He did
not ex ten d sev eral d ay s o r w eeks o r
m o n th s of grace for th e sto ck s of liq­
uors un h an d to be disposed of. He did
not follow th e esta b lish e d sty le of
ta rd y d ealin g * ith such a problem as
th e people of th e n atio n a re used by
eperience to find m uch official action
directed.
D irector G eneral of R a ilro ad s Me-1
Adoo Is d ire c tin g th e o p eratio n of th e
ra ilro a d s for th e efficient serv ice of j
the nation. T h is is his first c o n sid e r­
ation. And ra ilro a d s a re th e re fo re no
longer sid e lines for th e liq u o r In te r­
ests. So th e o rd e r p rovides for im m e­
diate d isc o n tin u a n c e of th e sale of liq­
uors on ra ilro a d
p ro p e rty co n tro lled
by th e G overnm ent.
D irector G eneral of R ailro ad s, Mc­
Adoo acted u n d e r p reced en t. T h is
precedent, how ever, w as estab lish ed
by him self.
As se c re ta ry of th e tre a s u ry , before
C ongress had closed all W ashington
saloons. Mr. McAdoo closed th e b a r in
the W ashington hotel th a t had been
acquired by the g o v ern m en t as a p ro s­
pective s ite for g o v ern m en t d e p a rt­
m ent b u ild in g s T he position he took
in th e esta b lish m e n t of th is precedent
was th a t th e G overnm ent Hhould not
be a pu rty to the liq u o r busiuess.
A recen t o rd er of th e D irecto r G en­
eral of R ailroads, McAdoo, provided
for th e rem oval of all beer sig n s from
ra ilro a d re frig e ra to r cars.
D rin k s a re uow no longer served on
d in in g e a rs ; ra ilro a d r e s ta u ra n ts and
sta tio n b ars a re closed.
M aybe so m e of th e p e rs o n s s p e a k ­
in g G erm an In th e U n ited S ta te s feel
.lim y D iv is io n s .
th a t th e r e a re so m e th in g s th a t had
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i,e tt e r be said in G erm an .
A w ise
An
a
rm
y
co
rp
s is 6 9 ,9 9 9 m en.
i ,n a n O| 1Ce sa id th a t It is no sin to
An in f a n try d iv isio n is 19,000 m e ,
sw ,,ar In a fo re ig n la n g u a g e
An in f a n try b rig a d e is 7,000 m en.
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A re g im e n t o f in f a n try Is 3,600
T h e c o u n tr y w ill be w ith th e p res-
Id en t in his e ffo rts to weed o u t of m en.
A b a tta lio n is 1,000 m en.
¡c o n g re ss th o s e m e m b e rs w ho a re pol-
A co m p an y is 250 m en.
itic ia n s first a n d A m e ric a n s a fte r-
A p la to o n is Go m en.
i w ard .
We d o n 't h av e th a t k in d in
A c o rp o r a l’s sq u a d is 11 m en.
O reg o n
A Held a rtille ry b rig a d e co m p rises
The
per
c a p ita
c irc u la tio n of 1,300 m en.
A field A rtillery h as 195 m en.
m oney tn th e U n ited S ta te s Is $52.44.
A firing sq u a d h as 20 m en.
It lo o k s as If th e r e o u g h t to be a
A su p p ly tr a in h a s 283 m en.
good m an y ca sh p a y m e n ts fo r lib e rty
A m a c h iu e g u u b a tta lio n h a s 290
b o n d s w hen th e next d riv e com es.
m en.
T h e I. W. W. Is o n e o rg a n iz a tio n
An e n g in e e rs ' re g im e n t h as 1.09S
th a t an y citiz e n w ho is d islo y al, law ­ m en.
less, in d o le n t, vicio u s a n d a ss a ssin o u s
An . a m b u la n c e co m p an y h as Gfi
w ould be p ro u d to be a m e m b e r of.
m en.
A field h o sp ita l h a s 55 men
It to o k th u t C h icag o Jury at least
A m ed icin e a tta c h m e n t h a s 13 m en
an h o u r lo n g e r to d ecid e th a t Bill
A m a jo r g e n e ra l le a d s th e field
H ayw ood w as g u ilty th a n it did a lot arm y am i a ls o l a t h a rm y o tp s .
of o th e r w e ll-in fo rm e d people.
A b rig a d ie r g e n e ra l h e a d s each In ­
fa n try b rig ad e.
It is re p o rte d th a t G erm an y Is
A co lo n el h e a d s e ach re g im e n t.
ab o u t to m a k e a n o th e r peace offer.
A lie u te n a n t-c o lo n e l is next in ra n k
W ell, th e r e ’s lo ts o f room In U ncle
below a colonel.
S a m 's w a ste b a sk e t.
A m a jo r h e a d s a b a tta lio n .
A c a p ta in h e a d s a co m p an y .
T h e U n ited S ta te s is bu y in g la rg e
A lie u te n a n t h e a d s a p la to o n .
q u a n titie s o f ro p e, a n d h e re 's hopinfj
A s e r g e a n t is next below a lle u te n
tjia t a piece of It is fo r w h at you
a n t.
hope i t ’s for.
We
h as,
I.... ............n d e rin g
..........
“ BFR'IY
LOAN IN T E R E S T
RATE
th e traffic ru le s will re q u ire
th a t
s „,.r, , ary M(,A(1(>), lla8 (,„ tlll, trly a ll. !
b u g g ies ue
b u ilt
w ith
'- f t h a n d
t |;a t |h(> p o u rti, L ilx rty la w n !
d riv e s.
I bonds w ill b e a r 4Uj per cen t In terest. j
T he S ecretary hits been in siste n t
1‘eo p le in th e v a rio u s s ta te s nr?
th a t th e G overnm ent
in te re st ra te
v o tin g fo r p ro -A m e ric a n s, a n d the
11 k
1
, , , i should Is1 stab ilized at 4 ', per cent
le g is la tu re s a re v o tin g fo r A m e ric a n '
He p o in ts out th a t a ra ise in th e ra te
P ro s
of In terest of only o n e-fo u rth of 1 per
It is n 't tltc p rice of w h e a t anti su cent on $10.000,000,000 of G overnm ent
g a r th a t is h u r tin g th e m ost, bu (bonds w ould m ean an a n n u a l Increase
of $ 2 5 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 In in te re st charges, and
th e ir s c a rc ity .
th a t th is m oney would have to be j
w ill p ro b ab ly raised by in creased ta x a tio n a n d paid
T h e w ord " c h e a p
It would j
not a p p e a r In th e la te s t sp e llin g by th e people of th e c o u n try
not be paid by one class only, because
books.
th e re a re co n su m p tio n as well as o th e r I
T h e M arn e Is only u riv e r, but th e k in d s or ta x is , and th e consu m p tio n |
tax es reach every class of people.
G e rm a n s b eat It ru n n in g
"A s an in te llig e n t people,” said See­
E very ro ad in th e U nited S tate« ri tary McAdoo d u rin g th e T h ird Lib-
1 e rty l,oan cam p aig n , “ we should now I
leu d s to B erlin
m ake a sta n d for th e financing of o u r ,
E very seaso n h as a little s h o r ta g
G overnm ent d u rin g th e period of th is i
all its ow n
w ar a t a stab ilized ra te of In te re st, say j
a t 4 t, per cen t p er an n u m , so th a t all j
Every p ro o u ctn g taru i is a dynam o
busitn ss and all In v estm en ts may be 1
of v icto ry .
a d ju s te d to th a t liasis. and so th a t we
o u rselv es
may
p ro tect
ourselv es
S ave for th e c o u n try 's sake.
a g ain st successively in creased ra te s of
in te re st on G o v ern m en t lo an s.''
S u m m e r C o m p la in t.
N eith er o u r p a trio tism n o r ,o u r sup |
D u rin g
th e
h o t w e a th e r of th e
s u m m e r m o n th s som e m e m b e r of a l­ p o rt of th e L ib erty Ixians a re m eas !
m o st e v ery fam ily Is lik ely to be ured in fra c tio n s of per cen t
tro u b le d w ith an u n n a tu r a l looseness
of th e bow els, a n d It Is of th e g r e a t­
At re q u e s t of C h a irm a n H u rley of
est Im p o rta n c e th a t th ts be tr e a te d
I p ro m p tly , w hich ca n o nly be d one 'h e U 8 S h ip p in g B o a rd . C h am b er»
w hen th e m ed icin e is k e p t a t h a n d of C o m m erce of th e Pacific ( o a s t a re
i Mrs. F. F S c o tt. S c o ttsv ille . N Y., ta k in g up th e p ro b le m of how b est to
rla m
in ’»
i s ta te s . '1 first
u sed v C n h a m o b e ria
j
enCo a ra g e , b u ild up a n d m a in ta in an
done; but, it Is urged, there is
chance that such an announcement t-o(|C Bnfi Diarrhoea Remedy as much
as has been suggeeted would have .» as five years ago At that time 1 had
restraining effect, and m itigate some a severe attach of summ er complaint
. . . «
,, th„
and was suffering Intense pain. One i
w h at th e fiercen ess ot t
dose relieved me. Other members of
The allies surely ought not to
family have since used It with
Io» this deetruction to go on without 'tike results ”— Ad.
Professional and
Business Ads.
»50,000
OREGON
SALVATION’
D IIT I1 T 1
PHONBH
Office 114
W.
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OTT
D B W T I0 T
GrvahaiD ofllc« over A nchor sto re,
en tra n ce n ex t door to H ard w are
•to re. In d an d y « very T u esd a y and
W ed n esd ay.
P H O N E S — Office 117
J.
E.
R esid en ce 61x
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E m ille n i S c h o la r ‘to
D E N T IS T
O B c ; F ir s t S ts t» B ank B u ild in g
U K E SH A M . (JRKOI)N
H.
DR
H o w lt t
H
DENTIST
OTT
G reahaiu. o ie g u n
B u ild in g
PH O NE
111
P Ä T S IC IA M d
PHONES
K eeld en ce U l. Office
111
H.
H. HUGHES, M. D.
H ou rs— 10-12 a. u$..
3-4 and 7 1 p
O ffice,
H o w lt t
GHBHHAM .
-
•
Office P h o n e 4 G
GEO.
œ
B u ild in g
OREG O N
Rea. P h o n e 513
IN G L IS ,
M. D.
P U T S l C i a j l and BUMOLOM
Office, o v e r F ir s t S ta te B an k
H o u rs 1 to 5 p. m.
G R E SH A M ,
URE.
Phones, Office 021
Res. 55x1
EMILY r . BOLCOM. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
W O M L .v a n d C H IL D R E N
Office i
u rs : 10 a. in. io 12 iu.
a p. to 3 p. ill.
Office o v e r I ta n k ol G re sh a m
P H O N E S -R e s ilie n c e .
T abor 1ZU
( t h e « a la in val2.
H om e A-5168
J.
M.
S H
P h y s ic ia n
0 K T , ivi. b .
and S u rg eo n
R ea.. M E a e l tö in Ht
O ffice, 1111-12 B e llin g B u ild in g
I v iR lE A N D ,
O E M C E H O U R S — 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
I l l M o r g a n B ld g ., P o r tla n d , Oro.
P h o n o M a r s h a ll ISOS
DR. N. PLYLER
L ice n sed
Dr. B asil l.an n ea u G lldersleeve. who
is to re tire from J o h n s H opkins u n i­
v e rsity a t th e end of th e sch o lastic
y ear, is, w ith th e ex ception of Dr. Ira
Itam seu, th e last m an of th e o rig in a l
u n iv e rsity faculty. H is reason
for
re tirin g is his age, tie h av in g passed
th e 83rd m ilestone. D octor G ilder-
sleeve, a n a tiv e of C h arlesto n , S. (’.,
is recognized as one of tw o g re a te st
G reek sch o lars iu th e w orld, and has
been at w ork on a G reek S y n tax , said
by G reek sch o lars to be th e m ost w on­
d erfu l w ork of its kind ev er a tte m p te d ,
and w hich lie lias h im self said he
n ever expects to live to com plete. H is
asso ciate s in th e d e p a rtm e n t of G reek
of th e u n iv e rsity , Dr. C. W. E. M iller
and Mr. E dm und S p eik er w ill probably
finish it. H onors co n ferred on him by
the scientific in s titu tio n s of th e w orld
a re m any, an d his tre a tis e s on c la s si­
cal lan g u ag es a re in g en eral use in
ed u catio n al circles.
N otice.
A sp ecial m e e tin g of G resltatn
L odge No. 152 A. F . & A. M.
is ca lle d fo r T u esd ay e v e n in g .
A u g u st 27, fo r la b o r in th e F . C. d e ­
g ree.
V isitin g b ro th e rs w elcom e.
WM. C. M E T Z G E R , S e c re ta ry .
A
WANTS
OREGON
DR. MABEL JANE DORINO
OMTLOFATMIU i ’UYtUClAM
C h iro p ra ctic
P h y s ic ia n
C H IR O P R A C T IC AND E L E C T R IC
TREATM ENT
□ o n a u lta tlo n and E x a m in a tio n Pre«.
O ffice, C o li g l i e l i H o t e l B u ild in g
Ores luun
R e tire .
LIVESTOCK
IIO R S K S
F O R SA LE Good h o rse , w o rk s s in ­
g le o r d o u b le, so u n d an d tr u e .
W eig h t 1109 o r m o re an d is in
good sh a p e . J o h n P a lrn b la d , p h o n e
38x1.
tf
GOOT)
TEAMT 8 an3 9 y e a rs , fo r
sale.
W ould ta k e good cow p a r t
pay.
Geo. W a lte r, C ity B a k e ry .
G re sh a m , p h o n e 11.
TEA M F O R S A L E - W t. a b o u t 2890.
S. C a rre l, p h o n e 261.
tf
P h o n e 971. Office h o u rs : 9 :3 0 to
f
12, und 2 to 5
COW S
m u s ix c i
TW O F R E S H COW S fo r sale. Jo h n
53
R ulliin G re sh a m , it. 4.
IX B U B A V C l
S E V E R A L F R E S H FA M IL Y COW S
fo r sale.
E. B a u m a n n , G re sh a iu ,
p h o n e 991.
*
tf
K e p re a e n tiu g only K KLl.A ULE 151-
HI/ltANC K C O M P A N IE S
PIG S
JO H N
BROW N
P h o n e 51)
O reaham , O regon
JAM ES
ELKINGTON
iM iu a n c i
A ccid en t,
S u r e ty B on d e,
F ir e
A u to m o b ile, Id le. M ealth
P la te G i a n
Office on M ain S tr e e t
P H O N E S — Office SIS
R e sid e n c e S3
G resh am 517
B ro a d w a y 1733
WALTER T. McGUIRK
F O R SA LE
Y oung P igs an d th r e e
brood sow s.
J.
A. P a lm q u is t,
P h o n e 429.
tf
PIG S AND SH O A TS fo r sa le.
L im i, p h o n e 28x1.
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS
W A N T E D LOANS I can p lace $699
am i $3990 on first-c la ss p r o p e r ­
tie s, first m o rtg a g e , a t once. J o h n
B row n, p h o n e 981.
and
C.
G.
S C H N E ID E R
A TTO BXBTS AT
F IR S T
STATE
W.
BANK
LAW
G R E SH A M
S. WOOD
Auctioneer
V an co u v er,
W a sh in g to n
S. T.
tf
MISCELLANEOUS
B A R T L E T T P E A R S fo r sale.
C lev elan d , p h o n e 471.
W. H
53
¡C U L L B A R T L E T T P E A R S fo r sa le,
c h eap . ( M. Z im m e rm a n , S o u th
R o b e rts av e n u e .
tf
W A N TED S h e p h e rd o r C ollie pup.
Win. H a n n in g , p h o n e 846.
52
K urin a n d S tuck TSalee a S p ecialty
P h o n e V an co u v er 614, o r
G re sh a m O u tlo o k 701
FO R SALK J e f frie s L ig h t Six 1916
m odel in first class c o n d itio n .
Am
in C lass 1 am i go soon.
P h o n e C o r­
b e tt 172.
P H O N E 3 3x1
P E A C II P L l'M S w an ted a t th e G re s h ­
am C a n n e ry . P h o n e 871.
DR. A. H
Y e te rm n iy
WRIGHT
>uig«sui
I o r S a le .
O ffice ut R esidence on So. R oberts Av
S pecial a tte n tio n g iven to d is ia s e s
o t c a ttle .
U a o j o u r h o rs e s ’ te e th e x am in ed
by un e x p e rt.
No c h a rg e
I O ne L-15 B lizzard E n sila g e c u tte r ,
l o ne ] 3 -llo rti S tick n ey g as e n g in e , on e
re frlm r a to r p la n t c o m p le te w ith 6-
h o rse F a ir b a n k s M orse e n g in e , a l­
m ost new.
SU N -D IA L R AN CH,
F a irv ie w ’ O re.
P h o n e G re sh a m 611
C ontractor and B uilder
G eneral C ontractor
Sceptic Tank1-
Jackscrew» for Rent
FRANK C. JONES
G reuhsuii. Ore.
Phone 901
I f you have C a ttle of any
kin d to sell or wish to buy
Livestock H a u lin g by T ru c k
at a reasonable price
E. BAUMANN
,
GRESHAM. OREGON
American Merchant Mar ne a er t ■
war.
............. — —
No matter what It is or where II
One-ton track for sire.
Ri p r e s s
goes, we can haul It. Ekstrom Truck and hauling
11 Chrlateneov. Phons
Aervtce Gresham 161
II.
Special Notice
N o tice o f M eeting of C o u n ty B oard
o t E q u lliz a tio n .
N otice is h e re b y g iv en th a t on
M onday, S e p te m b e r 9, 1918, th e
B oard o f E q u lliz a tio n o f M u ltn o m a h
C o u n ty w ill a tte n d a t th e office of th e
t'o u n ty A ssesso r, a t th e C o u rt H o u se
in P o rtla n d , a n d p u b licly e x a m in e
th e a s s e s s m e n t ro lls fo r th e y e a r
1918, an d w orreet a ll e r r o r s in v a lu ­
a tio n , d e sc rip tio n
or
q u a litie s of
lan d s, lo ts o r o th e r p ro p e rty , as-
sed by th e C o u n ty A ssesso r. A nd
it s h a ll be th e d u ty o f p e rso n s in t e r ­
e ste d to a p p e a r a t th e tim e a n d p lace
a p p o in te d ,
if it s h a ll a p p e a r to
su ch
B o ard of E q u lliz a tio n th a t
th e r e a re a n y la n d s o r lo ts o r o th e r
p ro p e rty a sse sse d tw ice, o r In c o r­
re c tly a ssessed as to d e s c rip tio n o r
q u a n tity , a n d in th e n a m e o l a p e r ­
son o r p e rs o n s n o t th e o w n e r th e re o f,
o r a ssessed u a d e r o r beyond th e
a c tu a l cash v a lu e th e r e o f, said B o ard
m ay m a k e p ro p e r c o rre c tio n o f th e
sam e
If it s h a ll a p p e a r to su ch
B o ard th a t any la n d , lo ts o r o th e r
p ro p eg ly a ss e ssa b le by th e A ssesso r
a re n o t asse sse d , su ch B oard sh a ll
»sees th e sa m e a t th e fu ll cash value
th e re o f.
Portland
Henry E. Reed,
County Assessor.
Oregon. August 17, 1»1 6.