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G R E SH A M
OUTLOOK
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UNITED WAR WORK OFFICERS
SULKY
GANG
S la te c o m m ittee o fficers for the
U nited W ar W ork C am paign a re : W.
M. Ladd, c h a irm a n ; O. W. D avidson,
d ire c to r; Jo h n W. K elley, and Mrs.
W illiam H. M arshall, a s s o c ia te s; d irec­
to r p u b licity , Ira F. P o w ers; sp e a k e rs'
and e n te r ta in e r s ’ b ureau. J. W. D ay;
stu d e n ts, Jo h n H. R udd; vicetory boys'
and g irls ’ fe a tu re , W a lte r A. Goss.
C h airm en of th e seven allied o rg an ­
iz a tio n s:
Y. M. C. A„ Mr. L a d d ; Y W. C. A„
Mrs. W illiam M acM aster; W ar Camp
C om m unity S erv ice, E m ery O lm stead ;
A m erican L ib ra ry A ssociation, W. L.
B re w ste r; K n ig h ts of C olum bus, F ra n k
J. L o n erg an ; S alv atio n A rray, O. C.
B o rtzm ey er; Je w ish W elfare Hoard,
Hen Selling.
Jo h n It. M ott, of New York, is direc­
to r in-chief an d L ym an L. P ierce, ot
S an F ran cisco , is d ire c to r of the
W e ste rn D ep artm en t, e m b racin g eig h t
s ta te s , Including O regon.
PLOWS
Two-way R iding Plows in chilled or steel
or chilled with steel shares.
R epairs for Plows, R olling C oulters,
Jointers, Shares, H andles, Beams, Clev­
ises, Plow D oubletrees and Singletrees.
Drills, Disc H arrow s, Spiketooth H a r­
rows, P o tato Diggers, in two or four-
horse.
Office 544
W A HESSEL.
P E R S H IN G ’S "DO W IT H O U T
IT ” CLUBS
SERVICE
Telephones
H is c o m p u te d th a t in th e c o u rse of
o n e y e a r 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to n s o f co al a re
w asted in in c o m p le te co m b u s tio n of
(lie fu el, an d h e a tin g a n d lig h tin g
u n o ccu p ie d
ro o m s
an d
n eed le ss
places.
Res. 6x2
G re a t lir ita in w ill be d e p e n d e n t to
a la rg e e x te n t on h o m e-g ro w n m eal
fo r so m e tim e. T h e m in is try o f food
in L o n d o n say s th e r e w ill be no in ­
c re a s e in th e p rice p a y a b le to th e
fa rm e r.
R e-elect W it hycom be
A Few of the Many Reasons
Why Governor Withycombe
Should Be Re-Elected.
li t
lo y a lly , p a tr io tic a lly A m erican,
in
lit* has fa it h f u lly co -operated w ith
every w a r lim e a c tiv ity .
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lie lias stood fo r and insisted upon a square deal fo r
both lab or and c a p ita l, in d u s tria l developm ent o f the s ta ti
am i suppression o f I. W. W .ism.
He bits fo r m ore th an 20 years e arne stly su pported
and vig o ro u s ly advoeated w om an su lfra g e and p ro h ib i­
tio n and lias stood fo r a b e tte r and cleaner state.
lie d id not assist in o rg a n iz in g the N o n -P a rtis a n
League in Oregon, n e ith e r was lie ever a w o rs h ip p e r at
the sh rine o f pop ulism am i o th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s o f d o u b tfu l
purpose and lo y a lly .
IL ' has conducted his office p a tr io tic a lly , fa ir ly and
econom ically a lw a ys has he placed p a trio tis m and e f­
ficien cy in the p u b lic service above p a rty p o litic s .
lie has given his earnest c o n s id e ra tio n and su b s ta n tia l
e ffo rt in p ro m o tin g the happiness and c o m fo rt o f the hoys
in the service o f th e ir c o u n try . A n d, la s tly ,
lie has a record fo r a sound, business a d m in is tra tio n
and lo ya l and earnest e ffo rt in the n a tio n 's present crisis
th a t should com m and the a p p ro v a l and s u p p o rt o f the
whole people.
RE-ELECT W ITH Y C O M B E
1 'iild A tlv. b y I l e p u b l le a n S t a l e I ’t i i l i n l
C o m m itte c .
Don’t Be a Vote Slacker on November 5
DO YOU KNOW
D ial m o re th a n h a lf of tile v o te rs in th e
S ta te of O reg o n a re WOMEN
T h a t th is is tlm tim e fo r w om en to p ro te c t
tile in te re s ts of th e m en w ho a re lig h tin g a t
Hie fro n t.
DO YOU KNOW
T h a t tlie R E P U B L IC A N PA R T Y h a s su p
p o rteil every W ar M easure.
I 'lia l C hari«.- I, M cNary is on llie VIVN1
FACTU11KR8. IR R IG A T IO N , anil six o th e r
Im p o rta n t c o m m itte e s of th e U n ited S ta te s
S e n a te uud sh o u ld he k e p t th e r e . « S e n a to r
M cN ary -av c.l m illio n s of d o lla rs fo r th e
w h eat g ro w er« o f O reg o n anil a ecu red fo r
O reg o n a la rg e p a rt of th e a e ro p la n e a n d
s h ip b u ild in g in d u s trie s .
DO YOU KNOW
DO YOU KNOW
T h a t it is im p o rta n t
CON GRESSM A N
DO YOU KNOW
I’hut O re g o n 's
W ar G o v e rn o r, Ja m e s
W lth y eo n ih e, sa v e d th e lu m b e r in d u a tr;
an d s u p p re sse d th e a c tiv itie s o f th e I. W
W. ta O regon.
DO YOU KNOW
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to
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your
T h a t th e m en e le c te d N o v e n i l a r ,‘> lh a re th e
tuen u Ito will h a n d le th e g re a t re c o n s t ru e
lio n p ro b lem a
th e m oat ntom m o n a proli
lent» th a t havie e v e r faced th ia n a tio n .
It In V IT A L th a t R E Ul III.IC A N URIN
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o f PI tu T K C T IO N lie in c o n tro l a >
L
th a t we may llave a plat e in in d u a try
a
good positl.ini— fo r our boya a lie n th e y
good
com e hom e
ha- always stood
th e frie n d of la b o r a n d by Its p ro te c tiv e
ta riff p o licies it h a s m ad e th e w a g e s o f o u r
la b o re r* th e h ig h e s t in th e w orld.
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A tlv .
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tte p t.h h c a a S ta le
« 'r a t m l C o m m i t t e e
C e n tr a l C o m m itte e
GRESHAM LOCALS
J. N. F a ris , o f P o rtla n d ,
to w n on b u sin e ss todify.
w as in
R alph S tan ley h a s gone into m ilita ry
tr a in in g a t Henson P olytechnic school
in P o rtlan d .
Roy H ensley leaves th is week for
H enson P o ly tech n ic school, w here he
w ill e n te r m ilita ry tra in in g
E lls w o rth R a k e r, w ho h as been on
a te n d a y s' fu r lo u g h , re tu rn e d to his
ca m p a t S e a ttle W ed n esd ay n ig h t.
Mrs. D. W. M etzger e n te rta in e d a t
d in n e r y esterd ay , Mrs. H en ry Pfaff
an d d a u g h te r H elen and Mrs. Em il
O swald of P o rtla n d , M rs H enry Metz-
g er an d Mrs. E lsie M illeaon of G resh-
am.
L ie u te n a n t H. H. H ughes, w ho is
a tte n d in g th e m edical officers’ tr a in ­
ing cam p a t F t. R iley, K ansas, h as been I
ill w ith in flu e n sa but h as recovered, '
acco rd in g to w ord recen tly received i
I from h is m o th er Mrs. A. H ughes.
M rs. H ib b a rd , o f D ayton, O reg o n ,
w ho cam e T u e sd a y fo r a few d a y s ’
v isit w itli h e r d a u g h te r , Mrs. C. I.
R a k e r, o f G re sh a m , a n d h e r so n s at
T ro u td a le , w as c a lle d to h e r h om e
W ed n esd ay noon on ac c o u n t of th e
illn e s s o f h e r h u sb a n d .
GRESHAM TIME TABLE
lia in > for E stacad a or B ull Itun
i B u ll H u n t r a i n s l e a v e M t. H o o d D e p o t)
1.’ 25 A M D ly E x S u n G r e s h a m O n ly .
1 2 :2 & A M S u n . to E a tu c u d u
5 .2 6 A M D ly , M a il a n d E x .. E s t a c a d a
5 :4 0 A M D h . E x S u n . G r e a n a in O n ly
6 12 A M D ly . G r e s h a m O n ly
6 52 AM S u n . to B u ll H u n
7 45 A M D ly t o E s t a c a d a
x 10 A M D ly , G r e s h a m O n ly
D 50 A M D ly . to B u ll H u n
10 40 AA1 D ly to G r e s h a m o n l y
U 45 AM D ly . E s t u c a d a
1 2 40 I'M D ly , G r e s h a m O n ly
1 50 I ’M l»ly, to B u ll H im
2 40 I ’M D ly , G r e s h a m O n ly
2 45 1 M D ly . E s t a c a d a
4 40 I'M D ly , G r e s h a m O n ly
4 50 I ’M D l> , t o B u ll H u n
5 4 I'M D ly . E s t a c a d a
6 25 I ’M D ly . E x . S u n . G re s h A in O n ly
7 00 I ’M D ly , t o B u ll H u n
7 4 5 I ’M D ly . E s t a c a d a
D 10 I'M D ly . G r e s h a m O n ly
11 10 I ’M D ly , G r e s h a m o n l y
12 .25 AM D ly E x . S u n
2 o s AM S u ti O nly
5 40 AM D ly E x .S u n .
6 15 A M D ly .
7 23 AM D ly
8 0 7 AM D ly f r o m M t. H o o d D e p o t.
* 40 AM D ly
V 34 A M D ly.
iv 4 0 AM D ly .
11 30 AM D ly f r o m M t H o o d D e p o t
12 40 l .M D ly to G r e s h a m O n ly
1 34 I’ M D ly .
: to EM D ly
3 30 EM D ly f r o m M t. H o o d D e p o t
♦ 40 EM D ly.
5 34 EM D ly .
8 35 EM D ly E x . S u n .
8 40 EM D ly f r o m M l H o o d D e p o t
7 18 EM D ly.
s 15 EM D ly.
» 45 EM D ly .
11 15 EM D ly
M O V T A V I L L A T R O U T D A L E I.I V E
u . lo M tA Y llla
T r. a td a l*
•8 16
in.
•6 46 a . m .
7 16
in.
8 40 a. m
4 46
I 00 A. m
10 35
ru.
1» 16 a in
12 16 p. m.
10 05 a. m.
3 35 P m
111 1 6 a .
4 30 p ni.
1 2 05 p
6 60 p. m
11 16 P
< 65 P m
1 06 p m
1 3 16 p in
4 00 p
6 10 p.
( 16 p. nt
• D a li» e x c e p t S u n d a y
* T o f.ln n e m a n n e n n n e c t
tr a in s M r P o rt la n d
\ \ «dm ««»lay ai.tl Saturday
I*. M *oeA t«» Montavilla.
♦7 go P- nt
in
t t h 'i i 'w ’r
L e tte rs from W ilson E astm an have
been received w ith in th e p ast few days
hy h is p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. (). A.
E astm an .
T hey w ere w ritte n th e
la te r p a rt of S ep tem b er and th e last
one on O ctober 2, from a re s t cam p
he said th a t he w as well.
M ark N augle w as a v isito r a t th e
B. W. E m ery hom e on S unday. M ark
w ent to W ash in g to n U n iv ersity as a
stu d e n t in th e S. A. T. C., b u t on
account of being u n d e r 19 y e a rs of
age w as rejected. He is now w o rk ­
ing in th e N o rth w est S teel C om pany’s
sh ip y ard .
A le tte r re c e n tly received from
A lbert Gamp, dated S ep tem b er 20, re ­
p o rts th a t he is well an d en jo y in g the
su u sh in e of F ran ce.
H e says, “ It
is ju s t 17 m o n th s an d 12 days ago
th a t I left G resh am .’’ H e also w ishes to
be rem em b ered to ail of his school­
m ates and friends.
Much w ork is being done a b o u t th e
high school b u ild in g in p re p a ra tio n
for the reo p en in g of schol. B unson
b u rn e rs and in d iv id u a l lock d ra w e rs
a re being a rra n g e d fo r in th e ch em ic­
al lab o ra to ry and gas w ill be in stalled !
in th e d o m estic science K itchen. O th er
im p ro v em en ts a re u n d e r way.
K enneth H arvey, E m m ett W elling.
I G eorge P ullen and G alen F a n c h e r
recen tly re tu rn e d hom e from th e !
O regon A g ric u ltu ra l College w h e r e 1
they w ent to jo in th e S. A. T. C. I
T hey w ere rejected because they w ere
u n d er 19 y ears of age.
T hese a re |
I all p a trio tic boys an d w ill do th e ir b it
for U ncle Sam in som e o th e r way.
T h e o rg a n iz a tio n o f th e O regon
S ta le
H ep u b llca n c o m m itte e , w ith
h e a d q u a r te r s in th e M organ b u ild ­
ing. P o rtla n d , h as a p p o in te d a W o­
m e n ’s
a d v is o ry
c o m m itte e ,
com - I
posed o f sev en r e p r e s e n ta tiv e w om en ,
of th e s ta te .
A m ong th e m is th e j
n a m e o f M rs. G. W . S ta p le to n , an
a c tiv e g ra n g e a n d R ed G ross w o rk ­
er, o f G re sh a m .
In fo rm a tio n h as been received in
G resh am of th e d e a th on T uesday of
H arold Ross of St. H elens, O regon. I
at V ancouver B arrack s.
D eath w as
due to pneu m o n ia follow ing S p an ish
in flu en sa.
T he deceased w as th e !
eld e st son of th e la te W in. Ross an d '
1 * 00 p
the
Mr>
" a* - 9 Ye a r* o><1 T he
fam ily lived for se v eral m o n th s in
11:15
Gri sh an t before s e ttlin g at St. H elens
Big D ay a t Misz M illinery
SA TU R D A Y ,
O C TO B ER
26
1 i minted I lats. Spe cially Priced at $ 3 , $ 5 , $ 8 and $10
Main St
G re sh a m
AVOID THE SPANISH “FLU”
Don’t take chances on taking cold. “An
ounce of preventive is worth a pound of
cure.’’
A good warm Kuppenheimer suit and
overcoat or a heavy Mackinaw coat are
good cold preventatives.
S U IT S ,.................. $15, $20, $25, $30 and up
O V E R C O A T S. . .$15, $20, $25, $30 an d up
M A CK IN A W C O A T S ................$10 to $14
BOYS’ M ACK C O A T S ........... $7.50 an d $9
E. W. Aylsworth
G RESH A M
H O W IT T BLDG.
SA N ITA RY
M ARKET
Geo. Dietl, Prop.
M a in
S tre e t
G r e s h a m , O re .
Home-made Sausage and
Lard, Sweet-Cured Ham
and Bacon
We buy Beef Cattle, Calves,
Ilogs, Hides, Etc.
FA R M E R S, ATTENTIO N!
W e S m oke Y our Meat
Phone 881
M em bers of th e lo cal g ra n g e w ho
d e s ire g ra n g e in s u ra n c e o r w ho w ish J
to pay th e ir in s u ra n c e a ss e sssm e n ts
m ay h e r e a f te r be a c c o m m o d a te d by I
a p p ly in g to E. L. T h o rp e w ho h a s |
been a p p o in te d a g e n t fo r G resh am
g ra n g e .
H. W. S tia sh a ll, p re s id e n t of th e
t* t v i
f 11 t ■ a <> I I . ’ i r / «
F a rm
e rs X M
u tu al F ire R elief A ssocia
lio n , re p o rts th e a ss o c ia tio n has
b ro k en a ll fo rm e r re c o rd s in 1917.
T h e a n n u a l s ta te m e n t sh o w s 38 3 new
m e m b e rs g a in e d . 17 fire lo sses paid,
a g g re g a tin g $ 4 9 1 1 ; $ 1 ,0 3 6 ,6 7 7 of in ­
s u ra n c e w ritte n , o ne a ss e ssm e n t lev­
ied, uud $7 00 in v e ste d in lib erty
b o n d s d u rin g th e y e a r. T h e a ss o c ia ­
tio n is e n te r in g its 14th y e a r, anil lias
o v e r 4000 m e m b e rs c a rry in g $4,250,-
000 in s u ra n c e . It h a s m ad e an a n ­
n u a l sa v in g of o v e r 50 p e r c e n t io i t s
m em b ers. At th e a n n u a l m e e tin g In
J u u u a r y A n d rew H ru g g e r of G re s h ­
am w as re -e le c te d d ir e c to r fo r th e
n in th y e a r.
F a rm e rs d e sirin g
io
jo in m ay o b ta in In fo rm a tio n fro m
11 W. S tia sh a ll, G re sh a m , R. A, o r
H e rm a n
L o a d in g , se c re ta ry ,
409
S tock E x ch a n g e B ldg., P o r tla n d .—-
Adv.
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• W O M EN 'S AD V ISO RY C O M M ITTE E
I ‘a i d
O rg an izatio n of "do w ith o u t it”
clu b s in A m erica, as a m ean s
of aid in g th e U nited W ar W ork
cam p aig n , w hich open N ovem ber
11, w as reco m m ended by Ja m e s
F. P ersh in g , b ro th e r of G eneral
P ersh in g , in an a d d re ss d elivered
re c e n tly in P o rtla n d in b ehalf
of th e driv e.
H e urged the
A m erican people to m ake som e
sa c rifices in o rd e r to h elp ''c a rry
o n ” th e g re a t u n d e rta k in g th a t
is to fu rn ish m oney fo r w ar w ork
in th e b a ttle zone d u rin g the
com ing y ear. A g re a t p e rc e n t­
ag e of A m erican people, he said,
do n o t know , from any sa c rifices
m ad e th u s far, th a t a w ar is
in p ro g ress. R elax atio n of a c tiv i­
tie s becau se o f p eace proposals,
he d ecla red , should not be to ler
a te d , an d a sk ed people of ‘t he
c o u n try to throw th e ir w hole
en erg y an d co-operation behind
th is la te s t d riv e fo r se c u rin g
fu n d s for th e seven big war-
w o rk in g ag en cies co n so lid ated in
th e cam paign.
I'radiis fo r P o rt lan d
To the Republican Women of Oregon:
UUS
A le tte r w riten by L eslie T. S t.­
C lair on O ctober 3 says th a t he w as a t
th e fro n t w here th e big g u n s w ere
c o n sta n tly w hanging.
He was well
and said he was hoping to g et to
B erlin soon anil th e n home.
President in
He was forem ost o f G overnors fo r preparedness and
has e a rn e stly su p p o rte d a vigorous p rosecution ol the w ar
23.
H u ts fo r N urses.
H u ts for n u rs e s a re m a in ta in e d by
M iss H e s te r T h o rp e cam e hom e
th e Y. W. C. A. a t th e b ase h o sp itals fro m C o lto n , C la c k a m a s c o u n ty , y e s­
in F rance. To exten d th is w ork a te rd a y .
S he is in c h a rg e o f th e
p o rtio n of th e U n ited W ar W ork funds sch o o l th e r e w hich h as been s u s p e n d ­
to be raised in N ovem ber will be used.
ed fo r tw o w eeks on a c c o u n t of th e
Influenza.
Hcssel’s farm Machinery
RELIABILITY
OCTOBER
P h o n e 54x2
&
would
champions
DO YOUR DUSTING with LIQUID VENEER
It makes old things look new.
Applied with a cloth.
Not a varnish but a surface food for
W oodw ork,
biles, Etc.
Pianos,
F urniture,
Automo-
It’s wonderful for dusting.
Sold by
L L. Kidder Hdw. Co
GRESHAM,
OREGON
EK STR O M TRU CK SER V IC E
Office w ith C om m ercial T ra n s fe r Co., 225 Ash St., bet. F ir s t an d Second
G resham Office, G arage n e a r L u m b er Y ard, R esidence sam e.
R egular Trips Between
G RESH A M and PO R TLA N D
and O utside H auling.
GRESHAM
P hone 851
A LB ER T EK STR O M
J U R . V AT ROW .
P R A lS E U S
DAV.
We Have Heard a Lot
"r rtAT SHOP
fOR.
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PO RTLA N D
Bdw y 2082, A-2078
S ay i
G R ESH A M M A R K ET
ab o u t th e c o m p lim e n ts th a t
o u r p a tr o n s a re p a y in g us, an d
we w a n t to say r ig h t h e re a n d
now , “ M r. a n d M rs. C u sto m e r,
we th a n k yon.
Y o u r k in d
w ords a re se n d in g y o u r frie n d s
to th is sh o p , an d we a r e g o in g
to tr e a t th e m rig h t. A g ain , we
th a n k y o u .”
A. J. W. BROW N. Prop.
G resham , Ore.
PA Y M E N T IN FU LL
I o avoid payment of interest on subscriptions to the
fourth Liberty Loan Bonds subscribers must pay for
bond in full by morning of October 24th. When you
make this payment buy a War Savings Stamp for good
measure.
TH E N EX T D A TE
on which subscribers may pay their subscriptions in full
is November 21st, that is, unless subscriptions are paid
in lull on or before October 24th interest must be paid on
deferred payments November 21st.
W H ILE W A IT IN G FOR YOUR BOND
begin to accumulate for the next loan. There will be one
soon. The best way to do this is to make regular de­
posits at this bank and check onlv that needed for ex­
penses.
fourth Liberty Loan Subscriptions at this Bank—609
subscribers $52,100.00.
First S ta te B a n k
GRESHAM, OREGON