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re s to rin g G erm an u n ity by a w h o le­
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T h en , lik e Name o u t of s m o u ld e r- th e n th e B ille te r b o y s .to o k a tu r n .
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of ev en ts.
te r, a n d th e lo u d shoutB of m en fo r o v er an h o u r as to w hich could
“ T h e new g o v e rn m e n t will be a w hose mindH a re c le a n se d of every hold o u t lo n g e st. M u ltn o m a h F a rm
g o v e rn m e n t of th e people, it m u st w o rry , a n d w hose h e a r ts a r e free.
w h istle blew , an d all th e g u n s In th e
m ak e ev ery effo rt to se c u re In th e
So p eace cam e to th o s e m en w ho vicin ity seem ed to be in a c tio n to
q u ic k e st p o ssib le tim e peace fo r th e h ad been so b u rd e n e d
w ith th e ir c e le b ra te d th e lo r g h o p ed fo r peace.
PEACE.
G erm an peo p le an d c o n so lid a te th e m em o ries. A nd in th e m o rn in g th ey In th e ev e n in g a sp o n ta n e o u s c e le b ra
lib e rty w hich ti n y h av e won.
w ere fre s h , as m en w ho h ad n e v er tio n b ro k e o u t an d th e crow d w ent to
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w ar an d fa m in e an d to acco m p lish
H arlow a n d M rs. S a lin e F ox S h o rt
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n a tio n s, su ch th e ir le g itim a te claim to a u to n o m y . th e m back ev ery m o rn in g fre sh and san g p a tr io tic so n g s a n d th e g e n e ra l
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upon th e w o rld a t la rg e at.d th e re lem o n ly if all th e officials in tow n c o n tr ib u te to m o rale. It is a ch an ce ing.
an d c o u n try will h elp.
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w orld w ar will d a rk e n th e p ag es ol to w ork w ith th e new m en w ho have
ta k e n c h a rg e o f th e e m p ire , b u t I ap
h is to ry .
L a m a r tin e A. L elan d p assed aw ay
T h e in q u isitiv e s u b s c rib e r w rites
It is to o soon to do o r say a n y th in g peal to th e ir love of th e people. Lai 1 us to say th a t If th e a ttr a c tiv e y o u n g S u n d ay e v e n in g , N o v em b er 3d, a t th e
o f o rg a n iz a tio n w ould In th is heavy
c o n c e rn in g th e p la n s fo r peace. T h e re tim e m ean a n a rc h y In G erm an y an d w om en w ill d o n a te k isses as b o n u ses hom e of h is neice, Mrs. L ew is R eed.
Mr L eland w as born in C olon, M ich­
Is no tim e now fo r a n y th in g b u t con th e s u r r e n d e r of th e c o u n try to tre in th e w ar w ork c a m p a ig n he w ill ig an , M arch 10, 1848. In e a rly life
T h e re fo re ,
h elp g lad ly u n d e rta k e to d e liv e r th em . he u n ite d w ith th e B a p tist c h u rc h .
g r a tu la tlo n s o v e r th e g re a t v icto ry . tu e n d o u s m isery .
He is very g e n e ro u s , hut in th e se
N early ev ery n a tio n h a lls w ith Joy y o u r n a tiv e c o m m itte e w ith fe a rle s. d ay s o f th e “ flu” It Is not lik e ly th a t H e cam e w est in 1903 an d h a s sp en t
in d e fa tig a b le w ork fo r th e fu tu re .
th e e n d in g of tile w ar an d it is m o re
any m an we know o f w ould c a re to th e la s t tw e lv e y e a rs in th is v icin ity .
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POWELL VALLEY
It is re- |
no t tro u b le g o o zle-d am p O re g o n ia n s.
Som e re g r e ts a re h e a rd th a t it has tr a n s fo r m a tio n sh o u ld
p o rted th a t th e lin e of g u a rd s at th e j
becom e im p o ssib le to p u n ish G e r­ ' th e peo p le, th e food su p p ly is th e first s ta te b o rd e r w ill a ll be su rv e y o rs |
W ord h a s been receiv ed th a t P r i ­
d u ty of a ll, w h e th e r In tow n o r coun
m an y as sh e d ese rv e s to be p u n ish e d . try , an d th ey sh o u ld n o t e m b a ra s s bui w ith a fu ll e q u ip m e n t of in s tru m e n ts v a te W a n d e a l D an ielso n , Co. C. 361st
W e all feel th a t h e r p u n is h m e n t will r a th e r aid th e p ro d u c tio n of food a n d field n o te s to lo c a te th e s ta te In fa n try o f 9 1 st d iv isio n , h a s been
w ounded In a c tio n by a s h r a p n e l shell
he less p h y sical now , hut it is b e tte r su p p lie s an d th e ir tr a n s p o rt to th e line.
b u t is on th e ro a d to reco v ery . He is
to sto p th e w ar a t tills tim e th a n to tow ns.
Now th a t a re p u b lic a n c o n g re s s is th e first o ne to be In ju re d of th e 29
“ F o o d s h o r ta g e sig n ifies p illag e
sa c rifice th e life o f a n o th e r A rneri an d ro b b e ry w ith g re a t m isery . T h e a ss u re d It m ay be w ell to s ta te th a i hoys re p re s e n te d on th e P o w ell V al­
P riv a te D anielson
can o r a llie d so ld ie r.
“ V icto ry h as p o o rest will su ffe r th e m ost an d th e th e d e m o c ra ts w ill c o n tin u e to cling ley se rv ice flag.
h as also a y o u n g b ro th e r se rv in g in
w o rk e r w ill be affected to th e pof.tofflces u n til a n o th e r la n d ­
Its triu m p h s , no less ren o w n ed th a n in d u s tria l
th e arm y . T h e ir f a th e r a n d th r e e sis­
h a rd e s t. All w ho Illicitly lay h a n d s slid e sw eep s th e p ro p s fro m u n d e r
w a r."
on food su p p lie s o r o th e r su p p lie s of d e m o cracy — a n e v e n t th a t w ill be a te rs re s id e in P o w ell V alley.
p rim e n e cessity fo r th e ir d is tr ib u ­ n a tio n a l e v e n t tw o y e a rs hence.
VICTORY
X K T O ItX
AM» T H A N K SG IV IN G tio n w ill be g u ilty to th e h ig h e st d e ­
W hen th e k a is e r said h is “ w ere to
g re e to w a rd s th e c o m m u n ity .
be th e fre e s t peo p le in th e w o rld ” he
V ictory sch o o l d is tric t No. 49, is
T o d ay , w hen we sta n d on th e
w as a tr u e p ro p h e t— o r else he had th e first to m a k e re p o rt In th e W a r
s tro n g h o ld of a new e ra III h isto ry ,
T h e re c e n t o rd e r, p ro h ib itin g th e in m in d h is a b d ic a tio n , w hich waa iavings C am p aig n F u n d .
It w ent
let us not fail to re m e m b e r th a t w ith se rv in g o f m o re th a n o n e k in d of
iver th e to p u n d e r th e le a d e rs h ip of
v icto ry sh o u ld
conn* th e th a n k f u l m eal a t a h o te l o r r e s ta u r a n t d is ­ m o re lik ely .
an tes B u rn s, c a p ta in .
s p irit nuil o fferin g of o u r h e a rtfe lt c rim in a te d a g u in s t h ash .
B u t pet-
If o u r “ w lm n ien fo lk s ” w ear d re ss
em otions in glad peuus of th a n k s g iv ­ b ap s th e m y ste ry th a t s u r ro u n d s
< h a m Iw ila in 's t o u g h R em edy.
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h ash w as to o d eep fo r th e food ad- th e fa sh io n p ic tu re s in th e ads. a p ­
It is d u e to ev ery p a tr io tic A m e ri­ m iulH trution to solve.
p e a r th e y w ill h av e to be p u t on
Do not Im a g in e th a t b e c a u se o th e r
ca n w ho h as fo u g h t in th e r a n k s ; to
cough m ed icin es failed to give you r e ­
ev ery m ilita ry a n d civil le a d e r an d to
H en ry F o rd is a b o u t d u e fo r his ro lle rs.
lie f th a t it w ill be th e sa m e w ith
th e m o th e rs o f o u r s o ld ie rs th a t th e re seco n d g re a t d is a p p o in tm e n t. He is
A bout all G e rm a n y got o u t of th e C h a m b e rla in ’s C ough R em edy. B ear
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fo r th o s e who h av e c o m b a tte d th e an d co lle c ts th e ju d g m e n t we h o p e to to g et o u t w hole.
re p u ta tio n an d im m ensp sale. A m e d ­
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th a t hav en called peace.
C re d it fo r th e fro n t page s to ry , in G e rm a n y fo r a b rie f sp e ll b efo re j w in e ste e m w h e re v e r it becom es
k n o w n .— A dv.
T h is m o u th , w ith in a few w eeks, " G e n e ra l F e rd in a n d F o ch , th e G ray th e s u r r e n d e r ,
w ill conic th e day se t a p a r t each y e a r Man of C h ris t" In lust F rid a y 's O u t­
as a th a n k o ffe rin g o ccasio n fo r th e lo o k . is d u e th e Los A ngeles T im es
A m e ric a 's d eb t to F ra n c e a n d L a­
b lessin g s we h av e en jo y ed
It will It wus u n in te n tio n a lly o v erlo o k ed .
fa y e tte h a s been rep aid .
he a d o u b le th a n k s g iv in g th is y e a r,
hut no h u m a n h e a rt In c iv ilizatio n
A bout th e finest te a m w ork on
cun re fra in fro m Its e x p ressio n to e a r th Is th a t of F o ch , H aig an d i P e rs h in g ’s a rm y w as In a t th e fin­
d ay, a n d we w ill not u n d e rta k e to P e rs h in g .
Hut w h ere did F o ch and ish w hen S ed an fell.
c o n tro l th e s u rg in g e m o tio n s th a t llu ig le a rn how ? T h ey n e v er played
Clean the Thorough Sanitary Way
possess us w h ile w aitin g fo r th a t b aseb all.
" l la l le u j u h . 't l s d o n e ” — th e end
tim e to a rriv e .
We feel It now , th e ei'Stacy Is o u rs,
C o o ties a re th e sc o u rg e s of th e o f th e H u n .
S w eep in g a t its b est only s h ifts
an d we sh a ll be th e b e tte r am i iiolilei tre n c h e s , b u t can a n y o n e dem on
Sedan w as th e G e rm a n 's W att r-
ir t. It is h a rd w o rk ; It m ak es
fo r It If we g ive fu ll vent Io th e fe e l­ s t r a te how a s o ld ie r can alw ay s
in g s th a t com e o v e r us In a n tic ip a ­ com e to th e s c ra tc h w ith o u t them '.’ loo.
lore w ork.
B esides it sh o rte n ?
tio n of T h a n k sg iv in g day w ltli victory
le life o f y o u r ru g s an d c a rp e ts.
a ss u re d .
Most all of th e s la c k e rs a re glad
T h e L u s ita n ia h a s been aven g ed .
th a t th e w ar Is o v er, hut th ey will
A N VITON XI. IIO I.ID XX .
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p re ssin g a n d re p a irin g d o n e well.
h o lid a y , not even th e F o u r th of Ju ly an in te r n a tio n a l h o lid a y , but so m e­ P e te r L e n a rd , P ow ell s tre e t.
b eing o n e officially. T h e g re a t op how it w o n 't so u n d as m elitlu lo u s as
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p e ts look lik e new a n d is ju s t th e
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Next S u n d ay a lot of peo p le a re b eg an ta k in g th e m I w as su ffe rin g a j low s. p ic tu re s a n d w alls.
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a to rp id liv er. C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts
lea v in g th e o th e r n a tio n s o u t of th e .
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ret k o n itig , th e U n ited S ta te s can nV I 'W h e n
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HOUSES
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w in te r. E n q u ire a t O u tlo o k .
Office H o u rs— 10 a. m. to 12 m.
1 p m. to 3 p .m.
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COWS
P H O N E S — R e sid e n c e, T abor 120
Office M ain 4812
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T A K E N U P— T w o h e if e rs ; o n e w h ite
a n d b lack , a b o u t 6 m o n th s o ld , no
h o rn s ; on e b lack , a b o u t y e a r old.
On N o v em b er 1, a t my p lace on
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sc h o o lh o u se. U rb an I’e le r, G re sh ­
a m , R. 4 . _______ _____ _______7 5
J . M . S H O R T , M . D.
Physician and Surgeon
R es., 3 E a s t 6 9 th S t.
O ffice, 111 1 -1 2 S e llin g B u ild in g
PORTLAND
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OREGON
D r. M abel Ja n e D oring
W A N T E D — A good m ilk cow .
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P e a k , p h o n e 55x4. O ne m ile w est
of G re sh a m on S ectio n L in e road.
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P h o n e M a rsh a ll 1809
W A N T E D — N ew -b o rn c a lv e s In an y
n u m b er;
75 c e n ts to >2 each.
F r a n k G u sta fso n , G re sh a m , p hone
289.
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DR. N. PLY LER
GOOD, F R E S H COW S w a n te d . E.
B a u m a n , p h o n e 901. G re sh a m , tf
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Office, Condffon H o te l B ld g ., O resh am
U lhce H o u rs— 9:30 to 12, and 2 to 6.
P h o n e 971
PIGS
SO W S, SH O A TS a n d li tt le p ig s fo r
sale. V. H . H illy a rd , p h o n e 776.
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Poultry
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PO U L T R Y W A N T E D — H e n s, s p rin g s
a n d b ro ile rs , a lso sq u a b s .
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pay c ash . W ill call fo r th e m . B en­
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f r u it a n d b e rrie s. F. A. A n d e rso n ,
• I t M u ltn o m ah s tr e e t. P o rtla n d .
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IS S U B A S C E
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p e rfe c t c o n d itio n . A lso fa rm im p le ­
m e n ts, sp ra y in g m a c h in e , e tc. C all
fo r in sp e c tio n S a tu rd a y , W ed n esd ay
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P la te Glass.
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R e sid e n c e 68
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I H A V E m an y in q u irie s a b o u t la n d .
If you c a re to sell, list y o u r p ro p ­
e rty w ith m e, I w ill do my b e st to
sell it fo r you. S. F . P itts , p h o n e
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Builder
W A N T E D — F u rn is h e d
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u n fu r­
n ish e d h o u se , six ro o m s a n d sleep-
ing p o rch , o r la rg e r.
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p a rtic u la rs to 485 E ast 1 3 th s tr e e t
n o rth , P o rtla n d , O reg o n .
Phone
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F O R SA LE- -I n h e a rt of G re sh a m .
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s ta irs . L o w er floor good fo r g a r ­
age.
L o t 25 x 1 7 5 , > 1200.
Easy
te rm s. In q u ire M. M., 310, Second
s t r e e t. P o r tla n d.
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S E E D V E T C H fo r sale. H.
C ooley, G re sh a m , p h o n e 434.
Phone 901
If you have Cattle of any
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F O R S A L E — F o rty -F o ld seed w h e a t.
R eclean ed .
J. O. C h lo d o , p h o n e
Gresham 99.
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P h o n e 981 o r w rite P. O. Box 213.
Livestock Hauling by Truck
at a reasonable price
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Phone M l
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>1000 on 80 acres— worth >4000.
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1918 F O R D R O A D ST E R fo r sale.
G ood as new . E x tra s . Dr. W. J .
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All im p o rta tio n s of coffee in to th is
c o u n try a re now u n d e r th e d ire c tio n
of th e U n ite d S ta te s s u g a r e q u a liz a ­
tio n b o a rd .
P H Y S IC IA N S
General Contractor
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P H O N E 113
Mountain Meadow Butter
w ill be fo u n d a t all th e le a d in g
• s to re s In th e co u n ty . A sk fo r It
( VuT 1 lOtV O lli HE I
K es. 115
PHONES
C ontractor and
T h e n a m e "M o u n t H ood B u tte r "
h a s h e re to fo re been used by p er-
| m issio n of th e M ount H ood Ice
C ream C o., w hich h a s a ll its d a iry
p ro d u c ts re g is te re d u n d e r th a t
title . T h a t p e rm issio n h a s ceased,
h e n c e th e c h a n g e of n am e, w hich
'b e c a m e effectiv e on J a n u a r y 1.
by
Jack
Wilson
S k im m ilk c o n ta in s n o t o n ly th e
r ig h t p ro te in s b u t e v e ry th in g else In­
c lu d in g m in e ra l m a tte r s n e ed ed fo r
th e g ro w th of th e young.
“ D on’t be a fr a id o f sk im m ilk ju s t
b ec a u se it h a s a low c o m m e rc ia l
v a lu e ,” sa y s D. V. C h a p p e ll, a s s is ta n t
p ro fe sso r of d a ry in g a t th e O reg o n
A g ric u ltu ra l
C ollege.
" E v e n o ne
k n o w s th a t w hole m ilk Is an in d is-
p e n sib le food fo r th e y o u n g .
It is
c o m p a ra tiv e ly eco n o m ical in th e d iet
of th e a d u lt. T h e o n ly n u tr ie n t t a k ­
en from it In sk im m in g Is th e b u tte r-
fa t.
“ AU of th e s u g a r , w hich Is a p p ro x ­
im a te ly five p e r c e n t, a ll of th e m in ­
e ra l m a tte r , a n d all o f th e p ro te in
re m a in a f te r sk im m in g . As a tissu e
b u ild e r sk im m ilk Is th e e q u iv a le n t
of w hole m ilk , b u t n o t as a n en e rg y
a n d h e a t p ro d u c e r. T h e tis s u e b u ild ­
in g m a te ria ls a re u su a lly c o n ta in e d
in th e m o re ex p en siv e foods, su ch as
eg g s a n d m e a t, w h ile th e h e a t y ie ld ­
in g m a te ria ls a re la rg e ly fo u n d In
th e c h e a p e r foods, su ch as b re a d an d
p o ta to e s.
“ R ecen t e x p e rim e n t sh o w
th a t
sk in t m ilk c o n ta in s an u n k n o w n s u b ­
s ta n c e ( v ita m ln e s ) a b so lu te ly e ss e n ­
tia l to th e n o rm a l g ro w th a n d d e v e l­
o p m e n t o f th e y o u n g . T h is su b s ta n c e
is fo u n d In b u t few o th e r foods. A
re a lly su c c e ssfu l s u b s titu te fo r m ilk
o r sk im
nilk h a s n o t y e t been
fo u n d .”
D E N T IS T A
STOP SWEEPING
Electric Building
DON T FEAR SKIM MILK. ’
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Business Ads.
WE WILL PAY CASH for Liberty
l-oan Bonds of the 1st, 2d and 3d
issue. Bank of Gresham. Gresh
am. Oregon.
For Kale.
One L-15 Blizzard Ensilage cutte
one 13-horse Stickney gas engine, ot
refrigerator plant complete with
horse Fairbanks Morse engine, s
most new.
SUN-DIAL RANCH.
Fairview. Ore. Phone Gresham 6
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