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PAOK t-XJlR
GRESHAM
WHAT SHALL
WE DO FOR
MORE GOLD
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY',
PATRIOTIC MEETING
AT POWELL VALLEY
OCTOBER
8.
1018
GRESHAM LOCALS
MANY LOCAL BOYS
TRAINING IN S A T. C.
O ne o f th e inoat e n jo y a b le e n te r-
M any boys from G resh am an d v i­
i ta in m e n ta e v e r g iv en a t P o w ell V alley
E. W. A y lsw o rth re tu rn e d horn'* c in ity a r e ta k in g co lleg e w ork in
w as h eld T h u rs d a y ' e v e n in g a t th e la st u ig b t fro m a visit to his a lf a lf a
h ig h e r in s titu tio n s o f le a rn in g a n d at
sch o o lh o u se. A la rg e cro w d tilled th e fa rm n e a r K la m a th F alls.
th e sa m e tim e a re rec e iv in g m ilita ry
aaaeinbly room to o v erflo w in g a n d
F re d H oss, w ho is a t C am p F r e ­ tr a in in g u n d e r th e c o u tro l of th e
| ev ery fo o t of a v a ila b le ap ace w as
o ccu p ied . M uaical n u m b e rs by Mrs. m o n t, C a lifo rn ia , w rite s th a t lie will g o v e rn m e n t in th e S tu d e n ts ’ Army
in less th a n a
G old la th e only th in g th a t h as n o t K a rl H a g b e rg a n d M rs. Edw . B ach- be s e n t o v e rse a s,
T ra in in g
C orps.
The
fo llo w in g
s tr a n d , Mias 1 fill m a T ru e d a o n an d t w eek, if he pusses (he final e x a m in a ­
rise n In p ric e sin ce th e w ar b eg an .
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is b eliev ed to be o u ly a p a r tia l lis t:
,
, . ..
sch o o l g irls w ere g iv en in a d e lig h f-
g re a tly In v a lu e a s is p ro v ed by th e 1 „ ,
M rs. C arl D ahl h a s received a c a rd
At O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege,
fu l m a n u e r as w as also a re a d in g by
ta c t th a t ( ta k in g an a v e ra g e ) It will
a n n o u n c in g th e su fe a rr iv a l of h e r L a w re n c e H a rv ey , G alen F a n c h e r,
M iss M abel W ood.
T h e a d d in g if
n o t buy m o re th a n a b o u t tw o -tb ird s
b ro th e r, V ern W a lk e r, a t a S ib e ria n E m m e tt
W elling, W a lte r
B row n,
th irte e n new s ta r s to th e se rv ic e flag
as m u ch of a g r ic u ltu r a l a n d in d u s­
p o rt.
H e is w ith an in fa n try reg i H ad d e n
J o h n s o n , G eorge P u lle n .
S herwin W illiams
w as a n im p o rta n t p a r t o f th e p ro ­
tr ia l p ro d u c ts as It w ould h av e p u r­
m erit.
C lifto n H illy a rd , C lyde S to n e a n d
g ra m .
T h is m a k e s tw e n ty -n in e of
ch a se d in 1913.
Roy G ib b s; a t R eed C ollege, G lenn
P o w ell V alley ’s boys w ho a re in th e
M iss M iriam In g lis, a f te r a few R u s h e r; a t th e U n iv ersity of O re ­
S u p p ose th a t In t h a t y e ^ r you h ad
se rv ic e o f U ncle Sam . T h e follow w e e k s’ v isit a t th e hom e o f h e r
p u t in a sa fe d e p o sit box $ 1 0 0 9 in
gon, M erv in G ood; a t th e U n iv e rsity
in g Is th e c o m p le te list o f n a m e s a l­ uncle, Dr. Geo. In g lis, lias re tu rn e d
g o ld .
You m ig h t re a s o n a b ly h av e
o f W a sh in g to n , A n d rew B ru g g e r,
th o u g h n o t In th e ex act o r d e r th a t to T o led o , O reg o n , w here sh e h as
sa id to y o u rs e lf: ‘ T h a t Is th e re a l
M ark N au g le a n d O rv ille Z im m er
is o u t-o f-d o o r varnish that
th e y w ere a d d e d . T h e lirst th irte e n ta k e n up h e r d u tie s as te a c h e r in
s tu d .
O th e r v a lu e s m ay v ary , b u t
m
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Pacific
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tal
C
ollege,
stands up in fair weather and
a re th e new s ta r s :
tile sch o o l th e re .
g o ld is alw a y s good fo r 100 c e n ts on
E rn e s t Q u e s in b e rry ; a t W illa m e tte
B u eb in D an ielso n , Ed. S ell, A lffl’d
foul.
It’s a staunch waterproof
th e d o lla r. I ’ll b o ld ou to It.”
U n iv e rs ity , K eitli a n d H a ro ld L y ­
G o over your fiou»e—you know
S im o n seii, B e rt K a n e , H a rry S edig.
Dr.
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Mrs.
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p
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protector
w hich keeps its lustre
B u t th is (o ld to d ay w ould n o t be
m an .
of several floors (hat need refin-
G eo rg e S taffen so n , J o s e p h S taffen - r e tu rn e d from a tw o w eek s’ tr ip in
and
good
looks in rain, snow
w o rth ll)U c e n ts o n th e d o lla r of
ishing — then there’s that fur­
so n , H ju lin a r S ta ffe n so n , R u g n o r co m p an y w itli th e i r so n , Dr. F re d
T h e re is no p a trio tic reason w hy
1913.
You
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niture— several favorite pieces
S taffen so n , C a rl K eller, H ay E llio tt. T h o m p so n an d w ife o f T he D alles, th ere should be a R epublican d efeatist
m o re tliu n tw o -th ird s of w h a t it
F or boats of all sorts, for out­
that you wish could he made
W a lte r K itz m ille r, G u sta v e J o h n s o n , to P e n d le to n am i o th e r e a s te rn O re ­ th is y ear, but th e re art? som e o th e r
w ould liave tu rc h a se d th e n .
like new.
side
doors and posts, for store­
H e n ry B o ttle so n , W enilal D anielson, gon p laces. T hey re p o r t a d e lig h t­ reaso n s ly in g aro u n d loose w hich a re
tt is c o n d itio n o f a ffa irs a
Out
O u t of th
fronts, for any out-of-door use,
Much of the interior woodwork
R u d o lp h S a lq u ls t, Axel J o h n s o n , Roy ful tr ip uud m any p le a s a n t e x p e ri­ su fficien t to acco u n t for every R epub­
very se rio u s s itu a tio n b u s a ris e n . It
cedi renovating—Kyanize will
J o h n s o n , Jo h n Jo h n s o n , P a u l P alm ences.
in short, Rexpar is the one
lican w ho p roffesses to believe th a t
c o n c e rn s th e a c tu a l p ro d u c tio n o f
do it.
bind, E rn e st A n d e rso u , E rn e s t C h ris
one c a n n o t he loyal and sta n d by th e
absolutely dependable varnish.
g o ld , w hich a lre a d y h as fa lle n off.
Mrs. W. A. M yers su ffered a s tro k e old p a rty of loyalty.
te n s e n ,
L o u is
C h ris te n s e n , O scar
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C a rls o n , R o b e rt M ag n u so n ,
G le n ­ of p a ra ly s is a t th e h o m e of h e r sou
S herwin -W illiams
ish e d by th e s h u ttin g dow n of m ines.
\ ou can’t crack it with a hammer.
H . W. S n a sh a ll, p re s id e n t o f th e
wood M iller, W a lfre d S taffen so n , A l­ ill P o rtla n d , w h ere sh e w ent on S u n ­
It dries hard and wears with a dura.
G old m in in g is in e d e c t a m a n u ­
day fo r a visit. H er c o n d itio n is c o n ­ F a rm e rs M u tu a l F ir e R elief A sso cia­
b e rt S edig, O scar Sedig.
> lay that's surprising. Y o u can keep
fa c tu rin g b u sin ess.
T h e re is la b o r
h e r d a u g h te r tio n , re p o r ts th e a s s o c ia tio n h as
it always clean and sanitary. Il maker
T h e c o m m itte e in c h a rg e w as very sid e re d se rio u s an d
to be h ire d a n d s u p p lie s to be b o u g h t
all (lungs new and keeps them new.
f o r tu n a te In s e c u rin g C orp. C h as. F Mrs. F. 1). L icb ty and d a u g h te r-in - b ro k e n a ll fo rm e r re c o rd s in 1917.
— le a v in g th e " o v e r h e a d ” o u t of
G ib so n , an A m e ric a n w ho, b e in g iu law , M rs. M yrtle M yers, h av e g o n e to T h e a n n u a l s ta te m e n t sh o w s 383 new
’/o tv to G et a Can Free
F o r Floor*
q u e stio n .
If th e c o st o f la b o r am i
m e m b e rs g a in e d , 17 fire lo sses p aid ,
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aatt.tirlns It to our store.
C a n a d a a t th e b e g in n in g o f th e w ar h e r bedside.
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a g g re g a tin g $ 4 9 1 1 ; $ 1 ,0 3 6 ,6 7 7 of in ­
e n liste d In w h a t w as A nally tr a n s
S herwin -W illiams
" d i ro o m . I f y o u p ureb ae e a 10 c e n t
th e r e is n o p ro fit.
A llan Jo y , of P o rtla n d , lias received su ra n c e w ritte n , o n e a ss e ssm e n t le v ­
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n a d ia n in f a n tr y .
H av in g seen tw
7 "z "“zs , ^ • ’r t u m t h y o / t i r n lt
lias a ris e n w ith m an y o f o u r go ld -
you f a t j / y r the tr u .h .
h o sp ita l in F ra n c e , receiv in g t r e a t ­ bonds d u rin g th e y e a r. T h e a s s o c ia ­
y en rs o f th e m o st s tre n u o u s fightin
tio n is e n te r in g its 1 4 th y e a r, a n d h a s
m in in g co m p a n ie s.
In c o n se q u e n c e
in n o rth e rn F ra n c e a n d B elg iu m , and m en ts fo r b u rn s. It w as not le a rn e d o v e r 4000 m e m b e rs c a rr y in g $ 4 ,2 5 0 ,-
o n e a f t e r a n o th e r th e y a r e s h u ttin g
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000 in s u ra n c e , it h a s m ad e an a n ­
F o r W o o d w o r k a n d F u r n it u r e
dow n.
T lie y o u n g
m an
is well n u a l sa v in g of o v e r 50 p e r c e n t to its
e r, Mr. G ibson k e p t Ills a u d ie n c e al ju r ie s .
T h e re is h e re to be c o n s id e re d s
A t th e a n n u a l m e e tin g in
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t i l e P le a s a n t V alley n e ig h ­ m em b ers.
EH TA BLIH ItED
1859
m ost sp ell-b o u n d , th e in te r e s t w as so
Every paint or varnish for
J a n u a r y A n d rew B ru g g e r of G re sh -j
r a t h e r c u rio u s p a ra d o x .
I t Is th a t
in te n se . H e h ad w ith h im a n u m b e b o rh o o d w h ere lie lias lived.
J . G . M a s t, A g t .
Phone 891
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th e b est p a y in g g o ld m in e s o f th o
n in th y e a r.
F a rm e rs d e sirin g
to
of in te r e s tin g re lic s w h ich h e had
DKKHHAM, OREGON
w o rld to d ay a r e th o s e w h o se o res
N ew s lias been received o f th e jo in may o b ta in in fo rm a tio n fro m
p ick ed up on th e b attle fie ld w hich
y ield th e le a s t q u a n tity o f g o ld p er
deutli in a ctio n in lira n c e of Second H . W. S n a s h a ll, G re sh a m , IL. A, o r
b ro u g h t a v ery v iv id p ic tu re to m ind
L o ed in g ,
s e c re ta ry ,
4 09
to n of ro ck .
L ie u te n a n t C lifford
H a rris, w hose H erm an
o f th e th in g s g o in g on “ o v e r th e r e .’
p a re n ts live iu P o rtla n d . H e w as a S tock E x ch a n g e B ldg., P o rtla n d .—
A c o n sp ic u o u s
e x a m p le
is th e
G R A IN H A N D L E R S S T R ID E
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T ile Im p o rta n c e o f th e w ork o f th e
C O N D E M N S BAG H A N D L IN G H o m e -s ta k e m in e in S o u th D a k o ta ,
g ra n d s o n of th e la te W. II. B ond
Red CrosB a n d th e d ev o tio n o f th e
an d w as 2 3 y e a rs of age. W ord w as
w hich lias been w o rk e d sin c e 1875,
Ih< New York W orld lias been try j if co n fiscatio n of p riv a te p ro p erty
Tin? P o rtla n d g ra in h a n d le r s ' s trik e , um i w hich lias p ro d u c e d m o re th a n R ed C ro ss ’-u rse s a n d th e ir w o n d er received a s h o rt tim e ago of th e
th o u g h ol s h o rt d u ra tio n an d uow $ 1 4 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 in go ld , a lth o u g h o re ful e n d u ra n c e he c h a ra c te riz e d as one d e a th o f a n ep h ew of Mr. B ond, R uel ing t o have som e fun w ith C h airm an would c re a te a rnllleniuro, a s th e social-
cloHi d, m o re th a n e v e r e m p h a s ise s thn d o es n o t c o n ta in m o re th a n $4 w o rth o f th e m o st w o n d e rfu l tilin g s o f th e M. B ond, w ho w as k illed in F ra n c e Ilays. T lie W orld should get ail tlie ist lias alw ay s said it would, R ussia,
neii'MHlty of g e ttin g aw ay fro m sack of th e m e ta l to th e to n , a n d th e co st w ar.
am u sem en t it can out of tlie situ a tio n w here tlie tric k lias been tu rn ed , ought
in J u ly .
T h e im p o rta n c e he placed o n th °
to hulk h a n d lin g of g ra in d e c la re s C o i e x tr a c tin g lie y ellow stufT is $2.50
now, for th e re will lx* little for It to to he en jo y in g a rfiillenium . B ut It’s
n e c e ssity of a su p p ly o f clean w arm
11. ily alo p , of th e O. A. C. fa rm cro p s to $3.
S a tu rd a y w ill be g ra n g e d ay in laugli about, us a D em ocratic p a rty a liclleniuni they hav e produced over
so ck s fo r th e m en on th e fro n t sh o u ld G resh am . A good p ro g ra m is b eing organ, a fte r T uesday, N ovem ber 5tli there.
d e p a rtm e n t.
T h e c e le b ra te d
M o th e r L o d e In
"W artim e c o n d itio n s m a k e It p a r- C a lifo rn ia (e x te n d in g o v e r a n a re a se t ev ery w om an to k n ittin g a s If h e r p re p a re d to r th e open session in th e
(lc n la rly e m b a r ra s s in g fo r th e c o u n ­ of 125 s q u a r e
a fte rn o o n , o ne fe a tu r e of w hich w ilt |
m ile s )
w as
first very life d e p e n d e d on It.
A n o th e r sim p le c o m fo rt he sp o k e be an a d d re s s by
try s h ip p e r to m e e t d e m u r ra g e piled o p en ed up by u te n - s ta m p m ill In
P rin c ip a l E. F.
up at g o v e rn m e n t ra te s b ecau se th e 1852, um i h as p ro d u c e d $ 2 3 0 ,0 0 0 .- o f w as p a ra fin c a n d le s a n d he said G oodw in, of th e U nion h ig h school
g ritin is n o t u n lo a d e d p ro m p tly ,” he 000 in gold fro m o re u v e ru g in g $1 no C h ris tm a s p a c k a g e to F ra n c e on " M iltta r is n i.”
All m e m b e rs a re
sh o u ld be w ith o u t a few o f th e s e u rg ed to a tte n d a n d tlie p u b lic is in ­
say s.
So lo n g us we sh ip in b ag s a o r less to th e ton.
sm a ll g ro u p of m en m ay a lm o st tie up
T h e su c c e s sfu l w o rk in g o f low- u n d ies an d a b a r o f c a rb o lic soap. vited to tlie a fte rn o o n p ro g ra m a t 2
I he g ra in in d u s try b etw een th e tim e g ra d e o re s d e p e n d s u p o n fa v o ra b le O ne of th e uses he m e n tio n e d fo r th e o 'clo ck .
w hen th e c u rs leave th e c o u n try u n i loctii ci u d l l ’o u s.
I ll us trie A la sk a c a n d le s w as to m a k e a m in ia tu re
Many other High-Class Hats at Popular Prices for All
Mr. a n d Mrs. H a rry T r u itt hav e
a r r iv e a t th e ir d e stin a tio n .
G old M ining c o m p a n y , d e a lin g w ith sto v e o f a c a n d le a n d a sm a ll tin box
"Such tie -u p s also tie u p v a lu a b le ro ck th a t y ield s o n ly 97 c e n ts In gold a n d w ith th e a id o f th is sm a ll h e a te r m oved In to Mrs. H o m er W illiam s'
c a r sp ace a n d m ay even h o ld up th e to th e to n , h as been a b le to sh o w a a c u p o f te a o r coffee m ig h t be m ad e c o tta g e on T h ird s tr e e t. T hey h a » “
MAIN S T R E E T
been liv in g a t H ogan sta tio n .
G RESH A M , ORE.
lottdlng of o cean to n n a g e , w hich at p ro lit, th u n k s m a in ly to w a te r p o w e r o n th e fr o n t lin e tre n c h e s.
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I Ills tim e is o u r m ost c ritic a l p ro b lem . a v a ila b le fo r c o n v e rs io n in to ele c ­
th e lu n g an d h a s been in th is c o u n try
elved h e r a p p o in tm e n t u n d e r th •
I In -r r a th e r try in g c o n d itio n s may tr ic ity .
on a y e a r's leave. H e w ill u n d e rg o a civil se rv ic e in th e office of D epot
o c c u r w hile we c o n tin u e to h a n d le
H ut th e g o ld m in in g in d u s try is no
(train by h and. W hen we g et to h an d m o re a b le tliu u o th e r m a n u f a c tu r in g m ed ical e x a m in a tio n w ith in a few Q u a r te r m a s te r C orps, U. S. A rm y.
Hug all g ra in in b u lk by m a c h in ­ b u sin e sse s to k ei p g o in g w hen co«’« d ay s an d if su c c e ssfu l in p a ssin g this" S he h as co m m en ced h e r d u tie s in
ery th e r e Is every re a so n to b eliev e o f p ro d u c tio n ris e b ey o n d a c e rta in w ill Report to IBs c o m m a n d in g officer P o rtla n d .
in F ra n c e N o v em b er 15. H e is a n x ­
th a t su ch s tr ik e s c a n n o t tie up th e In­ p o in t.
W h en ce (lit? u iifo rtu iiu te n e .tr
Miss H e n rie tta H oney lias w ritte n
io u s to g et in to a c tio n a g a in b ecau se
d u stry .
of th e
p r e s e n t s itu a tio n ,
w hich
O ffic e w ith C om m ercial T ra n sfe r Co., 225 Ash S t., bet. F ir s t and Second
tier b ro th e rs , W. F. an d G eorge F.
Hulk h a n d lin g will re le a se m any th r e a te n s a f u n d a m e n ta l e le m e n t of a s he say s ’"some big b u rly G erm an
(»resham Office, G arage n e a r L um ber Yard, R esidence sam e.
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a d a p te d to m a c h in e o p e ra tio n .
p ro ilc tlo n , o f g o ld is o n th e dow n
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g ra in is m uch sim p le r a n d lik ely to he p le d g e d tu gold.
H ow ca n th ey b e
ev en th e sco re as soon as th ey will e r a re w ell k n o w n to a w ide c irc le
m ore a c c u ra te th a n sa c k e d g ra in .
re d e e m e d if th e g o ld su p p ly is al
of frie n d s h e re w ho will follow h e r
I ilk h u rd lin g will e d i c t m an y low ed to d w in d le ? I t is of o b v io u sly p ass him up to th e fro n t a g ain .
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on s iu c e lo n g b e fo re th e e a r lie s t d aw n
boys in w hose h o n o r th e e n te r ta i n ­ M issio n ary society w ill be held to ­
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to c o m b in e th e m o n th ly m e e tin g s
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L E C T U R E IN G R E SH A M fo r a tim e. M em bers a n d frie n d s of
l u m l l y v isited re la tiv e s a t V an co u v er
now , ' .Mr. a n d Mrs. C u sto m e r,
b o th a re u rg ed to be p re se n t.
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In th a t y e a r th e U n ite d S ta te s a b le e x p e rie n c e in co n n e c tio n w i t h pieces of lin en s u ita b le fo r tu ak iii :
w ith his b ro th e r Floyd
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\ fa re w e ll party wus g iv e n Rev.
been a u th o rix e ii by th e U n ited S tate» o n e w ho can d o n a te th e s e a rtic le s
S in ce th e n th e p ro d u c tio n e v e ry w h e re
are fighting in our armici and buying Liberty Bonds
1
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H a m ilto n an d fa m ily lust
g o v e rn m e n t to g iv e a ll th e new gov­ sh o u ld ta k e them th e G re sh a m lib ra
T h u rsd a y at th e hom e of hla p a r e n ts . h as b een illm tn ish ln g . A u s tr a lia 's e rn m e n t o rd e rs re la tiv e to Red C ross
because
they know that America is fighting to make the
ry not la te r th a n to m o rro w a f t e r ­
Mr a n d Mrs. W II H a m ilto n H r. o u tp u t fo r 1917 w as a b o u t o lio -fo u rth g a rm e n t« a n d o u tlin e d e fin itely th<*
world,
including
Germany, a place in which Liberty can
noon, as tlie d riv e clo ses at th a t
of tie r y ield b efo re th e w ar.
M n n tav llla. Ills next c h a rg e w ilt
re q u ire d w ork o f th e v a rio u s a c tiv i­ tim e.
exist.
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iu th e m e a n tim e M exico h as d r o p ­
be a t M arshfield, O regon.
tie s o f th e local a u x ilia ry . H e r lect- !
ped to 26 p e r c e n t o( h e r n o rm a l o u t­
\ u l o u t o h i l e f o r Sal«*.
S ig a n l W e strh e lm w ho h a s b een
u re w ill be of In te re s t to a ll classes
p u t; a n d ev en th e W itw a te rs ra u d (In
1918 F o rd ru n a b o u t, p e rfe c t c o n ­
thought they would rally to support the German military
in (In- fishing b u sin e ss in A la s k a , r e ­
In c lu d in g m en. w om en am i c h ild re n
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tu r n e d to P o rtla n d
government.
A good m u sical p ro g ra m h a s been ' d itio n . $ 5 5 0 ; a lso 5 0 -g ailo n g a s o ­
He iilso visited ( while p a st h a s p ro d u c e d 40 p er c e u t
line ta n k . $5, P h o n e G resh am 111
a t l i e hom e of J. B. Lent for a few
p ro v id e d fo r a n d w ill in c lu d e p ian o ;
of iti.*> to ta l go ld of th e w o rld , h a s t
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a n d vocal so lo s by .Mr. a n d Mrs. S c o tti
R ead th e W an t ads.
sh o w n s ig n s o f fa llin g off
that they came to this country because they wanted lib­
It It» e s tim a te d th a t th e a m o u n t o f j K e n t a n d M rs W m . K a ttle m a n o f j
P o rtla n d . C h ild re n fro m th e g ra d e I
erty and individual opportunity. They will show the
g o ld c o i n a n d b u llio n a v a ila b le iu th e
sch o o ls w ill also g iv e so m e in te re s tin g I
hatser that t.jey have adopted democracy for their own.
w o rld do es n o t ex ceed $ 10,500,00«),-
n u m b e rs.
M a n u fa c tu re d by
000.
T he to ta l w e ig h t o f th is y ellow
I hey will subscribe heavily to each succeeding loan.
T h is is s u re ly a n u n u su a l o p p o r
AX.X* K IM D B AM D AI.X. S I S K S
m e ta l w ould be a b o u t 1 7 ,0 0 0 to n a,
tu n lty a n d It is h o p ed th a t M adam e j T h e n a m e "M o u n t H ood B u tte r ”
I am i a sin g le ste a m s h ip o f la rg e s t s ite
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C o a te s w ill be g re e te d by a fu ll h o use.
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corn»! lo ad it a b o a rd a s c a rg o fo r one
m issio n of th e M ount H ood lee
No a d m issio n w ill be c h a rg e d
t r i p b y sea.
C ream C o., w hich h as a ll its dairy
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It is re p o rte d tb a t five h u n d re d
N eat and C heap
title . T h a t p e rm issio n h as ceased,
b o a t o lig h t sin k th e v essel a n d t h e r e ­ p eo p le w ere m u rd e re d in o n e day at
.h e n c e th e c h a n g e of n am e, w hich
by w o u ld v a n ish th e e n ti r e sto c k of P e tr o g ra d recen tly .
F iv e h u n d re d
becam e effectiv e on J a n u a r y 1
M A X S C M N E ID E V i
g o ld t h a t m a n k in d h a s been a b le to o u g h t to be a p re tty good b a ttin g i
"M ountain
Meadow
Butter"
M a th e w s’ B ldg. M ain S trev f
w ill be fo u n d a t a ll th e lead in g
a c c u is u la te In a ll th e tim e sin c e h i s ­ a v e ra g e , even In th e
b o lsh evik!
GRESHAM, OREGON
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to ry b eg an .
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it w ill do—
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Jones Lumber Co.
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Big Sale of VELVET HATS this Week!
AT MISZ MILLINERY
Some Bargains at $2.25, $3.00 and $3.25
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
Regular Trips Between
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
and Outside Hauling.
ALBERT EKSTROM
We Have Heard a Lot
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GRESHAM MARKET
AMERICANS OF GERMAN ORIGIN
Prussianized Autocracy
The Kaiser Forgot
PHOTOS
Mountain Meadow Butter
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SL BbCRIBE NOW, at this bank.
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