Gresham outlook., December 31, 1918, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 8,
G resham O utlook
NO. 88
CARYL HESLIN
IS JOLTED BY
THE BIG GUNS
I
, J
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
ROCKWOOD BOY IN
HISTORIC REGIMENT
OREGON
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
31, 1918
FRANCE NEVER COULD HAVE WON
IN A HUNDRED YEARS WITHOUT
HELP OF THE AMERICAN SOLDIER
THREE GRESHAM BOYS
IN HOSPITAL AT ONCE
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
INNOVATION IS
ON NATIONAL
FOUNDATION
E dw ard D ickinson of Rockwood,
D am m artan. France.
son of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k D ickin­
Novem ber 27, 1918.
son is a m em ber of th e 14th infan- I
Dear D ad:— I h a v e n 't w ritten to
try, one of th e h isto ric o rg an izatio n s i
you fo r a long tim e and being as the
of th e A m erican arm y. He jo in ed it
war is over and they have raised the
in May, 1917, and has been w ith it I
restrictio n on le tte r w riting I will
T he follow ing e x tra c t i
Caryl H eslin, son of Mr. an d Mrs ever since.
P. J. B erke received his " fa th e r's B elleau Wood now nam ed a fte r the w rite you a few lines and let you
Much has been said ln recent years
E. E. H eslin of F airv iew , w rites his from a new spaper clipping gives a le tte r" from his son Leslie last week, m arines. Some of th e fiercest fight­ know w hat I have been doing since I
concerning in d u stria l education and
,,,
, .
brief h isto ry of th e 14th, w hich is
left Camp Mills last year.
p a re n ts of his experiences before and
. ... „
considered one of th e finest in the te llin g of his wound and some of his ing of th e w ar took place here, as the
We landed in St. N azaire, France, the b rin g in g of p ractical o r life prob­
a f te r the arm istice in several inter-1 U nited
S tates.
Its o rg an izatio n experiences w ith th e U nited S tates G erm ans were d eterm in ed to take last December. Did m ilitary police lems into th e schools. T he tren d of
estin g le tte rs. H e belongs to the dates back 106 years, b u t it seem s to j m arln es ln some of th e h ard e st fight P aris a t any cost, many of th e G er­ th e re for th ree m ouths and u half. 1 m odern education is leading th a t
65th A rtillery, C oast A rtillery Corps, have been fated to rem ain in this ing of th e war. P a rt of his le tte r m an reg im en ts being "dolled u p ” ln was on duty at th e railro ad statio n way, but th e evolution of th e elem en­
new uniform s, ready to celeb rate ln
H is b attalio n reached th e fro n t late in co u n try d u rin g th e late wra r, al- follow s:
checking all A m ericans com ing in tary course of study is a slow process
P a ria in a few days. We were in
O ctober.
F ollow ing a re ex tra cts thou g h p artly reorganized. T he ex-
and going out. W hile we were t h e r e |iin'' schools a re prone to follow along
Som ew here in F rance.
these woods ab o u t th re e weeks, m any
from his le tte rs:
tra c t follow s:
A lton Lovelace g ot th e appendicitis. 'Much the sam e line in th e subject
N ovem ber 24» 1918.
days w ith o u t food o r w ater, as it was
then W ilson E astm an w ent to the >uatter of in stru ctio n c.t least in th e
W hen th e q u a ra n tin e is lifted from
im possible to get it up to th e fro n t
Up Am ong ’em .
I th e F o u rte e n th in fa n try a t Camp Corp. Leslie J. Berke,
hospital w ith rh eu m atism , th en I ru ra l d istricts.
lines alw ays u n d er heavy shell fire.
O ctober 30, 1918.
j G ran t, Rockford is to have a prlv- 6th Maine G uard Co., A. E. F.
w
ent w ith th e grip. All th ree of us
B ut nevertheless a g re a t innova-
,
|
ilege
of
seeing
one
of
th
e
oldest
and
T he big w ar is o ver an d everybody T he m arin es lost m any men here
D earest M o th e r:— Boom! Hang!
best disciplined reg im en ts in th e en ­ is happy, th e F ren ch are still cele­ th e re being only ab o u t 2700 left G resham fellow s were in the hospital l,on bas come Into th e schools, th a t of
W hiz! At la st we a re a t the front. tire U. S. arm y service. T he reg i­
a t once. It su re seem ed funny. We ,h e in d u stria l club m ovem ent. It is
WeR I m ade my first trip to the front m ent is now in com m and of Colonel b ratin g and they th in k th e re is no­ when we sta rte d th e big drive at had it p retty easy w hile we were at r »*her a late m ovem ent having been
body
like
th
e
A
m
ericans.
They
Soissons
on
Ju
ly
18.
B
u
t
for
every
last nig h t and am none th e w orse for A rm and I. L asseigne and cam e here
St. N azaire but when we left th e re sta rte d ln 1907 u n d er W. H. Sm ith of
it.
D idn't h ea r a sound from old from Cam p Dodge w ith n early 2,000 have reason for lik in g th e A m ericans dead m arin e th e re were ab o u t ten we had
it h ard er.
We
w ent M ississippi, but it has now become a
men. T hose who ta k e p rid e in the too, for they never could have won dead dutchm en.
F ritz, b u t got a shock from o u r own records of o u r arm y o rg an izatio n s
up
th
e
riv
er
from
St.
N
azaire
about
, a,lo n a l work w ith a n atio n al organi-
lig h t artillery . As we got n e a r the v.-lll find much in th e h isto ry of (lie th is w ar in a h u n d red years w ith o u t
N early all of my friends I cam e
300 k ilom eters, th e re we d rilled r a ,lo n -
position we passed rig h t in fro n t of “ 1 4 th ” to in te re st them . It was or- A m erica’s help, giving them all the over w ith a re gone.
W henever I
W ork along this line was sta rted in
a b a tte
. k ry »«, of cn “ lig
, - h . t . a rtille ry .” , They - R anged in *1812 an d has been diS- cred it in th e w orld for being good th in k of it I will have to th a n k God ab o u t eig h t ho u rs a day. I stayed
were about 50 feet from th e road and banded twice. It was reorganized in soldiers.
th e re th ree weeks, th en I tra n sfe rre d Oregon in 1912 th ro u g h S tate Super-
th a t I am w riting th is to you and a to the 104th in fan try . They were in I*1 te n d en t A lderm an and his school
shooting rig h t over. It was d ark and 1848 for th e Mexican war and in 1861
You will have to excuse me, and 1 pang of deep sorrow will alw ays
we didn t know they w ere there. Ju st fo r th e Civil war. and has been stead-
as we got in fro n t of them , they ¡jy ln thP service ever since. The am so rry for not having w ritten hom e pierce my h e a rt when I th in k of some the tren ch es on th e T oul Sector, when Gtirs. T hen In 1914 the, college ex-
opened up w ith th e ir m essage for reg im en t has m ade th ree trip s to the o ften e r, b u t th e fact is 1 have not of my friends, m ostly young fellows I w ent to them . I was a m ounted *ension service of th e Oregon A grlcul-
ritz. Maybe you th in g it d id n 't , P hilippines, was in th e Boxer revolu-
orderly th en I took to riding a mo- ,u ra l college took over th e work and
u*
a jo 11 ’ rb e cohcusston n e a r - i ° n in China in 1900 and m ight been in one place long enough to but men from th e ground up, who torcycle.
You know how crazy I put
0,1 a n atio n al basis. The S tate
ly threw us off th e tru c k s and we claim th e ho n o r of being first to w rite to anybody since leaving th e have m ade th e su p rem e sacrifice,
couldn t see any th in g for five min- scale th e w alls of P ekin in th a t mem- h ospital. I am now in one of th e f with a sm ile on th e ir faces an d th e ir was ab o u t auto m o b iles and m otor - C l u b lead ers have been pushing the
utes. From th e re we drove stra ig h t o rab le fight which bro u g h t th e pres- larg e seap o rt tow ns of F ran ce d oing I eyes lifted to God b u t still plunging cycles at home. W ell. I got a job as work fo rw ard until Oregon has a
dispatch rid er.
larg e en ro llm en t.
aw ay to o u r own guns and they were en t allies in to touch w ith each o th er,
shooting oyer us all th e tim e. It was and gave to m ilitary men of the lig h t duty. I spent ab o u t 100 days on in th a t seeth in g m ass of hell they
F rom th e Toul S ector we w ent to
O ur county h a s n ’t show n w hat it
u re a pretty sig h t to see them flash- w orld th e first tru e sense of fellow-1 in th e fro n t lines before being w ound- met th e ir end like tru e A m ericans. It
can
do yet, b ut th ro u g h S u p erin ten ­
C
hateau
T
h
ie
rry
;
th
e
re
I
was
in
sec
"5 ana obang. 'ig aW.a>/» 1 certainly ship w hich has cu lm in ated in the ed, so I th in k I did my little bit was a sig h t th a t I will never forget,
ond b a ttle of th e M arne, the b attle d en t A lderson's in te rest in the work
enjoyed it and I th in k th e rest of the present cam paign.
In cid en tally , it tow ard licking th e k aiser. I was on
n experience th a t changed me o ver 8tar(ed , he m o rn |n
ellow s did too. A fter th e first jo lt , m ight be noted th a t it was in the
g of July 18. / I th e re w ere m ore enrolled th is last
passed ev ery th in g was fine.
Boxer cam paign th a t th e U. S. and th e V erdun fro n t, in th e te rrib e ; nig h t from a fellow seeking ad- su re did som e h ard rid in g for seven y ear th a n ever before. Several of . ur
fighting
a
t
B
ureshes,
Lucy,
B
elieaus
venture
to
a
man
who
has
shaken
M e v e got a big rail head and a E nglish arm y men saw in th e fu tu re
couple of com m issaries ab o u t th ree : th a t day when th o se arm es w ould he Wood, C h ateau T hiery, Soissons an d j dice w ith d eath , who has seen th e days. F rom th e re we went to St. bovs a,,<t girls have won state^prlzes
k ilo m eters from here w here we draw brou g h t to g e th er in conflict w ith the was also on th e T oul fro n t. W ound- grim m o n ster reach
Mehiel. We w ere w ith the advance wb*cb “ » titled tnetn to a scholarship
out
i s scaly of th e A m erican tro o p s on th e St. | at ,b e two w®r‘k s’ sum m er school af
ail o u r stuff.
a u to cratic pow er of G erm any. Not
ed in th e drive a t St. Miheil.
1
band
and
pick
o
ut
N ovem ber 12.
.E V .
80 many brave Mehiel salien t, then we w ent to th e Corva1118
11 !r In terestin g to note
m uch w’as said th en , o u tsid e arm y
Well, y esterday was q u ite a day. circles, but th e m en tlcn of the 14th
W*
th e re for ’
l88t y“a r G ra" ‘ McM' ,lftn ° f " ‘C
You asked to tell how I was ■nine and th a n k . T o o d T / m s'tU l' VerdU" fr° n t
ceased a t 1 1:45 a. m. and in fa n try brings up an in te restin g and w ounded We w ere ca u g h t in a ter-
over a m onth
I was in th e g re a t un- I‘v,icb R‘’hool won first sta te prize ou
—th a t* tm ea^m '^<?^d^sy8o f ° “^vat<difid iE8trUCt' Ve ch aP, ^ - I ln th e H«b t o f ribie b arrag e, high explosives, sh rap - alive. If th e re Is
any person who I d er groulld city of V erdun th e Bheep over eas‘ern Oregon.
This
w aitin g ,” and then well begin to ? ,g h t y ears in A laska w” nt tc’ !Sc I n el’ gaB and “ “chine gun, men were does not believe th e re is a God, le t m orning the
arm
istice
was
signed.
o
u
g
b
t
to
en
courage
o
th
ers
to
en
te r
look forw ard to going home. From Mexican b o rd er in 1916. T h ree cap- being blown to pieces all aro u n d me. th a t man go over th e top ju s t once
.
v. .u
I n wa8 8l8ned on th e eleventh hour, ,h 0 8heep project.
We hope to
now on is when the tim e will drag, tain s from th e 14th in fan try have I knew th a t you w ere pray in g fo r rt win ,i„
° f '
’ m ' h a " eleventh d“ y- eleventh m onth— 11-11- " ,ak e tb i» year M ultnom ah county's
T h ere wasn t m uch excitem ent here been overseas, one of them , C aptain me. I heard th is sh ell com ing and a t h o u s a n 1 v
a th o u san d years of religious m e e t - ) ,, .
F rom V erdun wp h)ke<J n ” I best club year, but success depends
when we heard th e news. It had been Roderick, has won th e croix de
expected so long th a t we had come to g Uerre th ree tim es. T he 14th In­ knew it would h it n e a r by. T h at Ings.
days. Now 1 am in D anim artin, upon co-operation, co-operation of
reg a rd it as ju s t a m a tte r of course, fan try band has a record as one of is th e last I rem em b er till I woke up
It m akes me mad w hen I th in k of
Well they had to th is tim e and let the best bands in th e service, so a in a field hospital n ea r Nancy two th e “ yellow b ird s" who Btuck around F ran ce and I th in k we are going p are n <8. teachers, county su p e rin ­
hom e before long. I am going to | i n d e n t s , county a g ric u ltu ra l agent
18 55.» n o »
j c,
ra re tre a t, is in sto re fo r Rockford days la ter. A fter being bandaged up
Old Bill and his o u tfit a re try in g people. N atu ra lly , th e officers a n d ,
, hom e w ith th e ir m o th e r’s apron draw a new m otorcycle tom orrow
and sla te club leaders. And we
to sneak out but som e one will get men of the reg im en t a re very proud was Bent to an evacu atio n hospital strin g s aro u n d th e ir neck and then
m ust co-operate to increase the
Be
su
re
and
kiss
the
baby
for
me
them sooner o r la ter, probably sooner of th e record of th is o rg an izatio n , tiear Toul and from th e re to a base “ belly ac h e d ” because they were
and tell everybody hello. Will close n u m b er of w orkers for th e govern­
T h ere is a colored band here which a n d Its com ing to C am p*G rant, a f te r hospital n ea r N eu jch ateau w here
d rafted a fte r th e w ar was ab o u t over.
plays for us and they su re can play, its service on th e Pacific coast, will bad som e h o n e s r e s e t a n d s o n ,«
hoping th a t by th e tim e you recelv m ent has asked for increased food
T he fam ous second division were
O ur o utfit alw ays yells for " I w ant t o give o u r people an o p p o rtu n ity to see
, .
production and the boys and girls
Oregon
L ater I was all v o lu n teers an d th ey set th e pace I hom(,
x go
a back
h a c k t to
o n
r e a - o n ■■
W e B u r e do> a w e l , B e a s o n e d p e rfe c tly d is c ip lin e d | g r a f te d on m y b ack
'
‘‘ ° n n,y way
will be a facto r in m aking A m erica's
too.
sent to an o th e r ho sp ital a t B ordeaux ln th e A rgonne fo rest along th e
organizatio n a t its best.
m a D«e
pledge of tw enty m illion tons of food
N ovem ber 17.
__ ‘
‘ l^-H ’NS
w here I soon g ot well. W as se n t to Meuse and w ere one of th e first
possible.
Oregon boys alo n e th is
W ell, “ la g u erre finis” as the TEACHERS ASSEMBLE
Blois, classified and p u t in class BI troops In Sedan when th e arm istice ALBERT CAMP GLAD
“ fro g ” says, and once m ore we are
y
ear
raised
enough pork to feed five
IN
MONTHLY
MEETING
th ree m onths behind th e lines, lig h t was signed. They are now am ong the
back of the fro n t. W here do we g o
TRFNPU n z v o zxxfm-» regim entB of 18,500 m en for two
DAYS OVER
duty. I was n ot h u r t very bad, it troops m arch in g th ro u g h G erm any to
from h ere?
T he m ain question is
M ultnom ah county te ach ers en-
, , ,.
.
m onths. B ut because of th e benefits
“ W hen do we s a il? ” Soon, I hope
being only one of m any narro w es­ th e R hine. I su re would like to be
.Alb''rt Canip w r,Gen | to th e boys and girls them selves in
We a re q u a rte re d in a barn th is tim e
an e n te rta in in g pro g ram , Sat
capes from d eath. W as tre a te d very up th e re now b ut such Is not to be l " p November 30 he tells some of the I carry in g o'ut "systemaUcaRy“ and
but have plenty of candles and a urday, th e 28th of D ecem ber
on a
good by th e Red C ross who gave ev­ G erm any Is now a t th e com plete . I experiences ...
. ulp llre
of , camp
life alltl
and expresses I business basis lessons
l e s s o n s sent
«»nt o
n ut
, , t by
t, th e
B
!OV\ B° “ iu 1 80 bad - A t tbe front S u p erin te ,. n d en t C . h u rch
ill atte n d -
they had n eith er. T he la st tw o days I , .
,
„
■ erybody th e bast of care. Too much mercy of th e allies and will be weak - h,a Rratlflcatlon th at war conditions A g ricu ltu ral college th e work is en-
we could walk on the m ud. I t ’s cold , ed ,h e m eetl,lg and m ade a flne ad - cred it can n o t be given them . T he
e r th a n Belgium . T he big fleet w a s l“ 1*0 °Yer. In his letters he says:
as th e n o rth pole. I p u t on all my ! dress on “ A ccuracy of daily w ork in
tirely w orth while.
S alvation Army has also done w on­ handed over yesterday. I had a few
Y esterday and today I received flf
clothes and had to ru n to keep w arm , arith m e tic and o th e r branches
And I ta k e this o p p o rtu n ity to
A fter hostilities ceased it seem ed
F ollow ing th is, Dr. Sheldon, of th ? , ders o v , er , here. P itch in g th e ir te n ts G erm an souvenirs, a w atch I got teen letters. They were all tied up In pledge my u n tirin g services to th e
q u ee r to ram ble aro u n d the country ,
.
...
, . , ..
n ea r th e fro n t lines m any a w eary from a dead G erm an officer, and a “ bundle and I could hardly believe
across shell holes and open fields and teacberB ““ ociation. explained th e I , wounde<J B0,d |p r hag £
£
boys and girls of th is county and ask
belt w hich I have sold, so am send- tbey were al1 for mP- Some of them
up on big hills, all of w hich, a couple val»e of th e p resen t w ar from an ed- h . .
. .
. .
.
.
.
of days ago. was a d irect ta rg e t For ucatlonal sta n d p o in t. He- says th a t ■' hO‘ chocolate aad d o u g h n u ts, etc ing you all a little so u v en ir of F ran ce | were dated a8 late as the 20th of June. th e co-operation of th e public th a t
M ultnom ah county may come o u t th e
■' Hu
I sen t you a p air of “ sab o ts b reto n s,’ It was Just like reading a newspaper
w |th o u t gas m asks o r hel- a g re a t im provem ent will be mad» on his way to th e d ressin g statio n .
m ets e ith e r. If we had had to cross
.
, ,
,
„
,
,
Now for a few w ords ab o u t th e fu r lined slippers. Hope you will g e t from home. When I went for my mall b an n er county of the sta te , which
a few days ago we would have not only ln cau8lng advanced science m arines. They have done som e te r ­
will signify a larg e arm y of wide­
them .
H ave not been paid yet. I found a letter for Tom P arker and It
ducked low, sh ru n k Into o u r helm ets to be ta u g h t m ore effectively, but
aw
ake boys and g irls who a re ste p ­
was from Gresham, Oregon but I don't
and m ade speed. On th e big hill n ear th a t m ore accent will be placed on th e rible fighting and have su re lived up W ould n o t be su rp rised If 1 am home
ping In line to fill th e ir places ln
have
the
least
Idea
where
he
is
or
I
to
th
e
ir
slogan
“
first
to
fight,
and
by New Y ears.
o u r position was a s ta tu e o f Jo a n of tra in in g of civic ideals, and physical
th e In d u strial field of th e neur fu ­
»
f *
would forward It to him
Arc on a church Hteenlp
steeple, whinti
which thov
they
first to w in." You only have to ask
conditions
of
ch
ild
ren
will
be
b
e
tte
r
tu
re.
ETH E L CALKINS,
used as an observation post. T here
We
had
quite
a
bit
of
rain
here
the
a F ren ch m an who saved P aris in TWELVE DISTRICTS
is a big hole th ro u g h th e c e n te r of it cared for.
County Club L eader.
last few days. Hope It does not rain
Ju
n
e
w
hen
th
e
G
erm
an
arm
y
were
which speaks for G erm an m a rk s­
IN RED
CROSS DRIVE . mucb as it makes it so muddy, but th at i i K ir n n « « * m m »
T his does n ot m ean in Am erica
_______
m anship. It was an aw ful clim b but only, b u t in all co u n tries of E urope adv an cin g fifteen k ilo m eters a day
M ultnom ah county, Including the *S “ “thing as the war is over and w.
ALL
was well w orth it. One could see for
and w ere only about thirty-five kilos
—
I /lon't Ln
. I 1
I I alz XT L’ D CJ
IP U /
OWNERS OF
BONDS
m iles in every- d irection and It was also.
from th e gay P aree. We w ere ru sh ed city of P o rtlan d co n trib u ted th e sum don t have to lie In no m an's land on
som e view. I'd give a good deal fo r a
O th er sp eak ers of th e day w ere
I our stom achs or stand In the trenches
of
$92,574
to
th
e
Red
Cross
fund
up
th
e
re
to
stop
them
w
ith
o
rd
ers
to
All bonds paid In full before No­
p anoram a tak en all aro u n d it. One | Miss C alkins, sta te club lead er; Miss
with mud half way up to our knees
could see wav back of th e G erm an L eland, of O rient, and S u p erin te n ­ hold th e line. On th e way up we lu rin g th e recent drive. Of th is
vem ber 21st, with th e exception of
Ho
John
did
get
over
here
a
t
last
but
lines and on a clear day th e steeples
m et th e poor refugees, old men and um ount th e sum of $1226 was raised
! he will probably never see any fighting reg istered bonds, have been received
of Metz were visible. At th e foot of d en t A lderson.
women and little ch ild ren in baby am o u n t th e sum of $1234.50 was
the hill was a large tow n w ith no one
I because the war was most likely fin a t th e banks, and those who su b ­
Mr A lderson announced th a t at
but soldiers in it, th e civilians fled th e next m eeting to be held Ja n u a ry ca rria g es fleeing from th e ir hom es. raised in th e 12 school d istric ts u nder ished before he arriv ed on the scene. scribed for the bonds should call at
All th ey took was a few of th e ir p e r­ charge of George F. Honey, Dr. A.
long ago
Lots of exiles are re tu r n ­
banks and receipt for th e ir bonds at
ing to th e ir hom es now to find n o th ­ 25th, several m em bers of th e sta te sonal belongings. Some were d riving Thom pson and A. C. Ruby. These II do not th in k we will ev er m eet over the cu rliest d ate possible. Those
ing b u t ruins. Even th e cem eteries le g isla tu re are to m eet w ith the a cow o r a couple of sheep and some d istric ts co n trib u ted th e follow ing h ere as I am in u casual cam p per-
tnanently sta tio n e d , and th e only way
for ,n ful1 ° " o r before Decem-
are a m ass of b roken slabs. A te r r i­ teach ers, and will ad d ress them at
had a few chickens in th e ir two- m ounts:
ble sight.
I could see him would be for him to , F , 9 t ? WHI bP rfic,,lv''d 1,1 a
th a t tim e.
G resham , $511; T erry, $69; Rock­
w heeled ca rts.
T he F ren ch arm y
O ur battalio n d id n ’t get m uch ac- j
come th ro u g h here and he would days and it is desired th a t those paid
tion b u t they show ed up well. One i
were re tre a tin g — they could not stop wood $45; F airview , $62; C edar
WOUNDED
BOY
WRITES
have to come here from a hospital a f­ in full at the tim e of th e Novem ber
b attery was sited for its first shot.
HE IS RECOVERING the te rrib le o n sla u g h t of th e G er­ $36; V ictory $28; Powell Valley, te r recovering from a wound or slca- In stallm en t receive th e ir bonds be­
The old 65th has done good all
mans. T he m arin e b rig ade, ab o u t $94; Lynch, $84.50; P leasan t V al­
th ro u g h . I'd sure like to ta k e a trip
fore th e new sh ip m en t for the De­
Mrs. E. M llstead, living a t O regou 8000, flan k ed by th e 9th and 23d in ­ ley, $104; W ilkes, $54; O rient and ness, so I do n ot th in k th e re is muco cem ber 19th In stallm en t arrives. All
th ro u g h th is country In th re e o r four
chance.
years
I City, who recently received a tele- fan try com prising th e ascend divi­ L usted, $147. T otal, $1234.60
bonds are held at th e risk of the sub­
H ad a le tte r from C lark S tlllions gram an n o u n cin g th e serio u s wound- sion. not only held th e line b ut
scrib
er until he or she has receipted
th e o th e r day. He had received one
„» e -
, . .. . . .
. i j
.
,
M aximum coal prices and zone re g ­ ' FLU" ORDINANCE IS
of my le tte rs
Said h r h a d n ’t heard lllg ° f h e r Bon' Morri8 M llstead, who drove th e k a ise r’s b est— th e P ru ssian
fo r sam e.
PASSED BY COUNCIL
from anybody but Bonnie for th ree 18 ,n P ran ce, has Just received a card j g u ard s, ab o u t five divisions of them ulatio n s will rem ain in effect until at
monthR
He had run in to o u r bat- from th e young m an te llin g of his im- back a b o u t eig h t k ilo m eters th e first least F e b ru a ry 1, according to advices
"Now le t’s be sensible about this
A special m eeting of th e G resham
talion several tim es but hadn t been proving from th e w ounds received In six days, in flictin g te rrib le losses and received from W ashington by Fuel
th in g ,” a man in an arg u m e n t will
down aro u n d us.
city council was held on S atu rd ay at
N ovem ber 26
batGe
M ilstead was w ounded on ca p tu rin g m any p riso n ers, m achine A d m in istrato r Fred J. Holmes
which an ord in an ce q u a re n tln ln g all say, and then proceed to g et mad all
over because th e o th e r doesn’t agree
We are g ettin g rtd of all ou r ex- ,b e
Previous to th e signing of th e guns and cannons. Took th e fam ous
R. ad th , W ant adg
influenza cases was Introduced. At with him.
cess stuff and g ettin g new clothes arm istice. Two o th e r b ro th ers a re In
an ad jo u rn ed m eeting held today th
and b ru sh in g up for o u r trip across th e gervice. H enry and Jack
H enry
o rd in an ce was ado p ted and put In
We expect to sail a m onth from to- L , ,u
.
Why th e fa th e r of a newly born
day
a t th e tim e of en listin g en tered th e
force at once u n d er an em ergency baby is proud of him self. Is an o th er
D ecem ber 1st.
, service fo r fo u r y ears and Ja ck and
clause
R is given In full In this m ystery.
W ell, we got back to Mussey, and M orris fo r d u ratio n of w ar
All
issue.
in o u r old q u a rte rs
They w ere ju st th ree
are ,n F ra n
Th
as we left them and seem ed Just lik e .
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F ord and Chevrolet rep airin g
C.
B argains in th e w ant ads.
com ing home. Roiled into my old a tl r b a ' e not been heard from fo r j
E. O sburn, G resham
if
bunk and hung up my clothes w ith - ! 80“1® tim e. T he fa th e r of th ese sol-
T o th e P u b lic .
o ut m issing a nail. T he people all ! dler boys was drow ned in th e Sandy
NOTU B TO OW NBR.
1 rr.
seem glad to see u . hack again, som e r t w w h|le fighl
gb
Daily Oregonian
................................. $6.00
different from those at th e front.
Notice Is hereby given th a t I have
B eginning with Ja n u ary 1st, 1919.
Daily and 8unday O reg o n ian ....................... 8.00
th e ir sy m pathies a re very d oubtful. I a* ° '
®re g ran d so n s of A. C.
taken up at my place two miles east the b anking hours of th e Bank of
Dally
Jo
u
rn
al
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................................
5.50
H ave seen R aym ond D unbar sev­ W ihlon.
, and one mile south of G resham , east
Dally and Sunday J o u rn a l......................... 7.76
eral tim es. H e’s flne and the sam e
of the Handy riv er in M ultnom ah •»resham will change an d we will
1
as ever. Leslie St. C lair looks b e t­ coup,” new clothes, l a s t n i g h t a n d
Evening Telegram ......................................... 6.50
county, the follow ing described anl- close dally at 4 o ’clock p m.
rnal, tow lt:
te r th a n he ever did. I th in k the we ll be p retty busy the next few days I •
K indly b ear this in m ind as we will
.Weekly Oregonian ............
2.46
fro n t did the boys good. All th e boy» g e t t i n g o u t f i t t e d a n d I n r n l n » I .
<>
One black m are with w hite hind lock th e door at th a t h o u r In o rd er
8em
i-W
eekly
Jo
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a
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2.36
look b e tte r th an when they w ent up su rp lu s stuff. B rigade h e a d q u a rte rs I
feet, w eight ab o u t 1000 pounds
th a t we can finish up o u r w ork be-
Dally News and N.-W. F arm atead ............ 3 50
Have had no m ail since I w rote. They left for th e coast y esterd ay an d It !
O. F LIND,
fore 6 o'clock.
are bolding o u r m ail in th e sta te s looks as though we'd be pulling out 4 OUI1.M*. I year. Si.JM ; six m onlhs, Hr*.
R. 4 G resham
Phone 281.
P hone 701
| , at(.d
*’ *
now.
T he boys b ro u g h t in "beau soon.
K. A. M ILLER, Caahier,
1»18
"
’’ ' “««ber.
Bank of G resham ,
Begin the New Year Right
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