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GRESHAM
CHEVRONS SHOULD NOT
SIX D EA T H S R EPO R TE D
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FROM NEARBY D ISTR IC TS
G re sh a m , O reg o n , J a n . 22
E d ito r
O u tlo o k : -U n d e r th e ab o v e c a p tio n
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The
fu n e r a l o f Irv iu g C. Id e
w as h eld a t D o u g las c e m e te ry
on
J a n u a r y 22.
He d ied la st T u esd ay
m o rn in g o f tu b e rc u lo s is , a g e d
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y e a rs , a t th e h o m e of his g r a u d p a r
c u ts . M r an d M rs. Jo h n H u rd in e. H is
illn e ss e x te n d e d o v e r a p e rio a of
th r e e y e a rs, a p a rt o f w hich w as
s p e n t in a s a n ita riu m .
T h e o th e r
su rv iv in g re la tiv e s a re a s is te r, M rs
H azel G row n an d a b ro th e r, E rro l
ld e .
OUTLOOK
I RIDA Y. J I M
PLEA SA N T VALLEY
son n F lo y d . ,
Mrs. A uni T u ttle a n d so
o f P o rtla n d , w ere c a lle rs a t th e
h o m e o f Mr. a n d M rs. G. N. S a g e r
la st S u n d ay a fte rn o o n .
M r a n d M rs t hus C am p b ell, of
Voll . I \ l b e r t a . C a n a d a , a re g u e sts
a t th e h o m e ot th e fo r m e r's b ro th e r.
T. P C a m p b e ll, fo r a few d ay s. Mr.
a n d Mrs. C am p b ell a re on th e ir way
h o m e fro m S an F ra n c isc o w here
th ey h a v e been v is itin g th e i r son
w ho is in a ifo sp ital re c o v e rin g from
a w ound receiv ed in a c tio n in F ra n c e
Mr. a n d Mrs. I’. J. B e rk e received
a te le g ra m M onday fro m th e ir sou
L eslie, w ho w in at O m ah a, s la tin g
lh a l he ex p ected to be a t h om e th e
lust o f th is w eek. L eslie w ill be th e
first s o ld ie r lad fro m I’le a s a n t V al­
ley to a rr iv e h om e fro m F ra n c e .
M rs. E rn e s t O lson, w ho h as been
s e rio u sly ill w ith in flu e n z a , is on th e
ro a d to reco v ery .
R. W itzel, o f D am ascu s, w as c
v alley v is ito r o n e day th is w eek.
I’le a s a n t V alley g ra n g e m eets in
all day sessio n S a tu rd a y ,
in s ta l la ­
tio n of th e n ew ly e le c te d officers will
be a f e a tu r e o f th e sessio n .
If th e le g is la tu re is to fix a m in ­
im u m w age fo r sch o o l te a c h e rs , why
n o t go a li tt le f a r th e r a n d fix a
m in im u m w age fo r a ll c la sse s w ho
e a rn th e i r liv in g by d a y 's w o rk , and
p en sio n th e m too.
T ile ta x p a y e rs
w ill c h e e rfu lly foot th e bill.
M ELROSE
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PACK THREE
AND V ICTO RS
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No se rv ic e w ilt be h eld a t Iliff
c h u rc h n ext S u n d ay a s m any In th e
n e ig h b o rh o o d h a v e re c e n tly p assed
th r o u g h an a tta c k of th e ep idem ic.
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Mr a n <* M rs. 1 T. W ood, th e ir
d a u g h te r . M rs A lta G e n try an d h e r
, 80,1 • R u ssell, h av e p assed th r o u g h a
, sieg e of in flu e n z a . M rs. G e n try w as
i t a h en sick at h e r h om e in P ow ell
G alley m o re th a n tw o w eek s ag o an .l
( w eut w ith h e r 8011 to th e hom e of h e r
p a re n ts fo r ca re . G oth Mr. a n d Mrs.
W o o d la te r c o n tra c te d th e disea.-i
but all a re now rec o v e rin g .
" J im m ie ,” th e little soil of Mr. and
M rs E. A. S taffo rd , w ho lias been ill
w ith b ro n c h ia l p n e u m o n ia , is im
p ro v in g .
H. W. C ooley h as g o n e to B re m e r­
to n , W a sh in g to n
to
visit Ills son.
H u rry , w ho is slow ly re c o v e rin g from
a n a tta c k of m easles.
Mr. an d Mrs. G. W. A lld e r received
a lo n g -d ista n c e m essag e la st n ig h t I
from th e ir so n -in -law a n d d a u g h te r . !
Mr. an d M rs. L loyd L ittle p a g e , w ho
a rriv e d y e ste rd a y in P o rtla n d from
L onoke, A rk a n s a s
Mr. L ittle p a g e
h a s been g iven h is d isc h a rg e .
T h e L is te r place h a s been sold to
a m an by th e n am e o f H ush from
P o rtla n d , w ho h a s m oved on w ith
h is fam ily. A1 S taffo rd an d fam ily ,
w ho w ere o ccu p y in g th e place, a re
te m p o ra rily w ith Mr. a n d Mrs. G. \\
A lld er, w h ere som e m e m b e rs of th e
fam ily hav e p assed th r o u g h a second
a tta c k of in flu e n z a .
Mrs. G eorge M offitt an d fo u r c h il­
d re n h av e all reco v ered fro m sev ere
a tta c k s of in flu e n z a . T hey w ere
e a re d fo r d u rin g th e ir illn e ss by Mr.
M offltt,
Mrs. J. H. W ood lias been sick fo r a
few d ay s w ith n e u ra lg ia hut is r e ­
p o rte d to be im p ro v in g .
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T h e O re g o n ia n in a re c e n t Issu e say s:
“ I t w ill be u u f o r tu u a te if th e w e a re rs
of gold a n d s ilv e r c h e v ro n s — o n e d e ­
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n o tin g m ilita r y se rv ic e o v e rs e a s a n d
fe
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th e o th e r m ilita ry se rv ic e a t h o m e—
s h a ll h e r e a f te r e n g a g e in any uticoni-
ra d ly b ic k e rin g s o v e r th e re la tiv e im ­
p lic a tio n s of th e s e in s ig n a ."
W e do n o t u n d e rs ta n d w hy th e
w e a rin g of an in s ig n ia sh o u ld create
a fe e lin g of en#v o r je a lo u sy It th e
J a n e G w en T h o m p so n , w ife o f W.
m in d of a tr u e p a tr io t. As we u n d c r- J. T h o m p so u , liv in g a t ll u r l b u r t, d ied
s ta n d th e a p p e la tio n , " P a tr io t " m e a n t t Bt h e r h o u le on J a n u a r v 2 i . a g ed 54
a p erso n w ho is d e v o t^ i to h is o r h e r vearg a v k .lilu o f ln flu e n z a
Ht r r ,
c o u n try a n d its w e lfa re a n d is w ill- U)ajn S w ere b u ried in D o u g las cent'
tu g a n d e a g e r to go a t an y an d all te ry .
S h e had been a re s id e n t o f
tim e s to do w h a te v e r th e y m ay be H u r lb u r t fo r se v e ra l y ears,
.dr
c a lled upon to do in d e fe n s e o f th e ir T h o m p so n w as fo rm e rly 1
a m ail e a r-
c o u n try . It m a tte r s n o t w h e th e r th is r je r in t h a , d is tric t
c a ll ta k e s th e m lo th e tre n c h e s a t th e j
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b a ttle fro n t, a t h o m e o r in a fo re ig i
J o h n G. B e rts c h in g e r, a la b o re r,
lalid , on th e h ig h se a s, as co m m an - d ied of in flu e n z a a t D am ascu s on J a n -
d e r of a d re a d n a u g h t o r as a com - u a ry 21 an d w as b u rled th e re . He
m on s a ilo r on a tr a n s p o r t sh ip , in th e w as a n a tiv e of S w itz e rla n d , ag ed 46
fa c to ry , m ill, lo g g in g ca m p o r farm y ears. H e h ad been in A m erica sin ce
A world demand for
A t FAT! More M .al! A
ru n n in g a ra ilro a d tr a in o r d riv in g a 1893.
t I meat and a w o rld -in lortage of live.tock.
su p p ly w agon, o r serving* in th e a m ­
Farmer» anil stoekraiser» are facing new
A. M. H a rd in d ied J a n u a r y 15 n e a r
b u la n c e co rp s o r h o sp ita l se rv ice c a r ­
problem» in the raising and m arketin g of
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livestock.
New idea», new tlieorie», strict
w h e th e r th e y a re s a c rific in g th e ir do l- w as ag ed 54 y e a rs a n d h a d been a
economies must be practiced on every »ide.
la r s b u y in g lib e rty b o n d s to f u r n is h ( fa r m e r b efo re b is d e a th . H is re m a in s
A closer cooperation between banker ami
m oney n e c e ss a ry to c a rry th e issu e to w ere b u rie d in th e C o rb e tt c e m e te ry .
producer is necessary.
a su c c e ssfu l te r m in a tio n .
All th is
M rs. T o n o U y e m u ra d ied on th e
w ork is a b so lu te ly e s s e n tia l to win
F a rm ers and sto ck raisers will find th is B ank's
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th of tills m o n th a t I’o w ell V alley
T h e m an w ho goes in to (lie w oods to
service ad v an tag eo u s in m any ways. In financing
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purchases, shipping, y ard collections, prom pt stock
Mrs. J a n e t M. G ra n t is a t hom e
se c u re m a te ria l fo r th e a ir p la n e is
re tu rn s and m arket reports, you will benefit from
ag a in a f t e r h a v in g been in a P o r t­
ju s t as n ec e ssa ry as th e m an w ho a n a tiv e of J a p a n , a g e d 31 y ears.
the facilities we provide.
la n d h o s p ita l fo r tr e a tm e n t by, a
a c ts as p ilo t to ta k e th a t p la n e in to
M rs.
L o u isa O sb o rn died n e a r
s p e c ia list fo r se rio u s e a r tro u b le
a c tio n a f t e r it h a s b ie n b u ilt, th e
D am ascu s y e ste rd a y , ag ed 60.
H er
w hich d ev e lo p e d fo llo w in g an a tta c k
fa r m e r w ho p ro d u c e s th e food is ju s t
G RESH A M . OREGON
re m a in s w ill be b u rie d in th e D am ­
o f in flu e n z a .
.Mrs. G ra n t is ra p id ly
as in d isp e n sa b le us th e m an w ho c a r ­
ascu s c e m e te ry .
re c o v e rin g h e r u su a l s tr e n g th a n d
rie s th e gun.
w ill re s u m e te a c h in g in tile T r o u t­
Any c itizen w ho c o m p lies w ith tie
< a r il o f T l i a n k -
© cwAooicK itnvice
d a le sch o o l in th e n e a r fu tu re .
law s, s u b m its to th e re q u e s ts , an d
TROUTDALE
Mr. a n d M rs. J o h n D. O w ens of
obeys o rd e r s and In s tru c tio n s of hi
W e w ish to e x te n d o u r th a n k s to
V ic to r H olm r e tu r n e d M onday to
ALL ZONE R EGULATIONS
g o v e rn m e n t is a tr u e p a tr io t.
o u r n e ig h b o rs a n d frie n d s w ho so D u ra n g o , C o lo ra d o a re th e g u e s ts of
AND PR IC E S SU SPEN D ED
Mrs. O w ens is Ills h o m e lu re, a f t e r se v e ra l m o u th s'
W lty sh o u ld on e lie e n title d to at ' k in d ly a s s is te d us in th e illn ess an d M rs. E. C. M o rriso n
m o re c re d it o r glo ry th a n a n o th e r ?
d e a th o f o u r beloved g ra n d s o n , Irv in g ' B " ' m o th e r of th e la te Mr. M o rrison se rv ic e fo r U ncle Sam on a s u b m a ­
All coal p rices and zone re g u la ­
M iss S u e L ew is, s is te r o f M rs. M o rri­ rin e c h aser.
T h e m an w ho e n te r s in to a p etty Ide.
tio
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Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n B u rd in e .
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h a s d ecid ed to re m a in in F airv iew J a rr iv e d in New Y ork from o v e rse a s
m in is tra tio n , a c c o rd in g to ad v ice s
o f th e tr u e m e a n in g of th e te rm pa
a n d w ill a tte n d th e G re sh a m h ig h an<l
0,1 ,b p w ay hom e,
tr io l o r a n enem y to o u r c o u n try and
receiv ed by F u e l A d m in is tra to r F re d
sch o o l.
T h e c o m m u n ity sin g w hich w as to
th e d e m o c ra tic p rin c ip le s w hich it
J.
H olm es, from W a sh in g to n . An e x ­
T h e new s o f th e s a ilin g fro m I bavp bppn held on J a n u a r y 25, h as
re p re s e n ts .
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F ra n c e o f th e 6 5 th A rtille ry . C oast been P o stp o n ed fo r tw o o r th re e
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th e w orld w as th e c a u se o f th is g r e a t­
th r e e h o m es of F a irv ie w .
.Members ,b p c h u rc h nex t S u n d ay ,
m ain su b je c t to th e p re s e n t re g u la ­
e st of all w ars th e cost o f w hi h In
tio n s.
o f t h a t re g im e n t w hose h o m es o r rel-1
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blood a n d te a rs , so rro w an d su ffe rin g ,
T h e p rice re g u la tio n s rp fe r to
a tiv e s a re l u r e a rc R a y m o n d D un- ■*llll<b im p ro v ed h e re . T h e re a re no
m oney an d lives re a c h e s a g ra n d to
p rices, m a rg in s of w h o le sa le rs, co m ­
b a r. C ary l H eslln an d L eslie T. St npw ca8ps rppp» " y . a n d th o s e w ho
ta i so g r e a t a n d aw fu l in its m a g n i­
av e it
m issio n s of a g e n ts am i r e ta il m a rg in s
C lair. T h e re g im e n t is ex p ected to h ,lavp
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and prices, o v e r w hich tile F o c i A d­
re a c h I'h ila d e ip ih a n ex t w eek.
h e n d n o r th e h u m a n to n g u e com
n o rm a l.
m in is tra tio n h as hail c o n tro l fo r Hie
mnnal w o rd s to d e sc rib e it.
S chool b eg an M onday a g a in . O ur
la st y ear.
PLEA SA N T HOME
If w e a rin g an in s ig n ia is g o in g to
p rim a ry te a c h e r, Mrs. J a n e t G ra n t,
T h e zo n in g sy stem h a s been in e f ­
A bility u su a lly p ro v es Its e lf—
c re a te a s p ir it of je a lo u s y a n d envy
S e n ices w ill be h eld a t tlic of F a irv ie w , is h om e from th e hos-
to say frie n d s of W a lk e r D H ines,
fect sin ce M a rd i 1918 a n d lias r e ­
let us by all m e a n s do all w ith in o u r
new d ir e c to r g e n e ra l o f ra ilro a d s
M eth o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h n ex t S un- p ita l. an d is m a k in g a s a tis f a c to r y r e ­
s u lte d In th e a v o id a n c e o f m uch
p o w er to d is c o u ra g e th e w e a rin g of it
d ay a t th e u su a l h o u rs. T h e p a s to r ’s co v ery , but is not q u ite w ell en o u g h ( to fill th e place v acated by S e c re ­
w aste in tr a n s p o rta tio n .
D is trib u ­
T h e O re g o n ia n c o n clu d e s its e d i­
ta
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( s u b je c t a t th e p re a c h in g se rv ic e w ill to be in th e school room y et. Mrs.
tio n h a s been p ro h ib ite d b ey o n d th e
H in es Is both ra ilro a d e r a n d law
to r ia l th u s . “ T h e re Is th is o b lig a tio n
I he " O u r C h ild re n 's H e ro e s."
C. I. T h o m a s w ill h av e c h a rg e of h e r
yer.
He w as fo rm e rly c h a irm a n
lim its of c a d i zone, except t tiro ugh
on th e p a rt of th e p u b lic, no t to e s ti­
o f tile S a n ta F e b efo re ta k in g th e
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sp ecial p erm it Issued by th e F u e l
m a te too h a stily , o r w ith o u t full
p lace as a s s is ta n t to M cAdoo d u r ­
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lan d a tte n d e d c h u rc h
at
P le a s a n t
A d m in istra tio n
k n o w le d g e , an d to re m e m b e r th a t
in g th e w ar.
H om e la s t S u n d a y an d g re e te d old
TERRY
B aron M akino, J a p a n e s e d e le ­
n e ith e r fo re ig n se rv ic e by its e lf tior
g a te to th e peace co n fe re n c e in
frie n d s.
T h ey , to g e th e r w ith Miss
T h e p ro p o sed L eag u e o f N a tio n s Is
th e lack o f it m a r k s a n y im p o rta n t
M rs. E. M. C oons h a s been v isitin g
F ra n c e , was not in su ch a h u r r y
T h e re p o rt th a t C h am p C la rk Is a b e in g su p p o rte d on th e g ro u n d tlia t
E lva D o lan , w ere th e g u e s ts a t d in ­
d is tin c tio n a m o n g so ld ie rs. W e thin!':
to re a c h th e scen e of a ctio n b u t
n e r at th e h o m e o f Mr. a n d M rs. D. frie n d s in F a irv ie w .
c a n d id a te fo r th e p re s id e n tia l nonii- it w ill keep us o u t of w ar, lint if It
th a t he could not p au se for a hit
th e so ld ie rs th e m se lv e s w ill see th e
Mr. a n d M rs. W m . H a n n in g had as
a g a , n ,H ro n f lrn |e d ,
haH com es iis fa r from fu lfillin g ex p ecta
T.
W illiam s.
o f good will se e k in g in official
p o in t re a d ily e n o u g h . T h e re is glory-
T h e P le a s a n t H om o L a d ie s ' Aid so- PUPBto on S u u ,lay 'h e l a t t e r ’s m o th e r, w ritte n a .Mooney le t te r to Hie New tio n s as Hie d e m o c ra tic p la tfo rm of
c alls at W a sh in g to n
He called
e n o u g h fo r all w ho h a v e d o n e th e ir
on S ta te D e p a rtm e n t officials
1916 th e people will w ish th e y h a d n 't
cie ty w ill m e e t w ith .Mr. . M a rtin Len- Mrs. W m. S herw ood and .Mr an d J e rs e y so c ia lists.
d u ty .
T h e p ro b le m s o f th e fu tu r e
n a r tz next w eek on W ed n esd ay a f te r M re H e rm o n H oetch o f P o rtla n d ,
p la c id loo m uch re lia n c e In Hie a d ­
so re q u ire u n ite d a c tio n to a c o m ­
Mr8 E M Coo,lB « « te r ta ln e d on
Save for th e c o u n try ’s sake
OUR COU N TRY 'S PRODUCTS n o o n . J a n u a r y 29. It is d e sire d to
vance notices.
m on en d th a t an y m an w ho w an t,
h a v e a la rg e a tte n d a n c e as th e r e Is , S u n ,lay A,lpn S h ,p |,is
'la u g h te r,
o n ly fo s te rs d isco rd o u g h t to be r e ­
W h ile th e U n ited S ta te s e m b ra c e s m u ch w ork to be d o n e.
' M ildred of P o rtla n d an d M rs A nna
g a rd e d as a p u b lic e n e m y .”
b u t sev en p e r c en t o f th e w o rld ’s
i S w an k a n d M rs. R am p s of F a irv ie w .
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ith it? ' nK th a t site Is re c o v e rin g front an a t-
a b le fro m o th e r s o u rc e s of w a r w ork
S ix ty -six p e r c e n t o f th e co tto n .
Did you co u n t y o u r s h a r e in th e li- ta c k of in flu e n z a .
th a t a re lo o k in g fo r w o rk . M any of
S ix ty -six p e r c e n t o f th e p e tro le u m | b ra ry as an a s s e t o r a lia b ility at
th e s e a re e x p erien ced fa rm lab o r.
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in 's T a b le ts.
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F o rty p e r c e n t o f th e coal.
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W h en you a re tro u b le d w ith In-
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t liHiiilwi lain's Cough K en m ly .
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