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GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
GRESHAM LOCALS
FRIDAY, JANUARY »4,
HI 19
FIELD ARTILLERY BOYS
ARE COMING HOME
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M rs. A. H a m m a r, w ho h a s been ill te lls o f th e w elcom e g iv en 3 4 6 th
fo r th e p a st tw o o r tn r e e w eeks, is r e ­ F ie ld A rtille ry , fo rm e rly a p a r t of
p o rte d to be im p ro v in g .
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SILOS with all Dairy Machinery.
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g ra m fro m h e r h u s b a n d , L ie u te n a n t m an s In th e A rg o n n e fo r e s t on O cto­
A COM PLETE LINE OE IM PLEM ENTS.
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tille ry , w hich a rr iv e d th e r e y e s te r ­ of m a c h in e b u lle ts a n d sh e lls. M a­
c h in e g u n n e s ts p o p p ed fo r th th e ir
d ay fro m F ra n c e .
d e a d ly fire fro m a h u n d re d places.
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T h e H ein ey h o u se h a s j u s t been v a ­ w ere k ille d w ith in a few m in u te s .
c a te d by Jo h n B. K e rr, w ho h a s ta k e n
“ O u r a r t il le r y e v id e n tly g o t th e
a ro o m a t th e h o te l.
w ro n g ra n g e , fo r we ra n in to o u r
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ON T H E CHAS. B RA M H A LL PLACE, TWO M IL E S E A ST OF
d e a th a t V a n c o u v e r B a rra c k s of S e r­ m a n s a n d A m erican s.
B eliev e m e,
T R O U TD A LE, 1 M IL E W E S T OF S P R IN G D A L E , ORE.
g e a n t W illiam M oore, w ho se rv e d fo r P ll n e v e r fo r g e t t h a t e x p e rie n c e .”
s e v e ra l m o n th s a t th e c u t-u p m ill g e t­
G uy R. R ead , J r ., of P o rtla n d , a l­
tin g o u t a ir p la n e sp ru c e .
S e rg e a n t so e x p e rie n c e d h is s h a r e of m is fo r­
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T H E FO LLO W IN G P R O P E R T Y :
G re sh a m w h e re h e m ad e a n u m b e r U n ite d S ta te s E n g in e e rs , a n d w as
B uggy; 3 ' , -in. W agon; lig h t W agon; s e t H a rn e ss; set Buggy
o f frie n d s.
w o u n d ed in h is r ig h t leg on th e
H a rn e ss; O liver P low ; W alk in g C u ltiv a to r; C ream S e p a ra to r; E m pire
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se c to r,
near
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H o lstein Cows.
J e rs e y Cow.
H o lstein H elfer, 9 m onths.
Four
S e rv ices w ill be re s u m e d a t th e
M ay 28. R ead w as sev en m o n th s in
young H ogs.
M e th o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h n ex t S u n ­
th e h o s p ita l a n d su rv iv e d five o p e r­
B uggy; 3 ’ ,-ln. W agon; L ig h t W agon; S et Double W ork H a r­
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m eet a t 10 o ’clock
At 11 o ’clock th e
J a m e s A. R y an , o f A sto ria , O re ­
No. A. B.; roll P o u ltry W ire F en ce; 20 sack s Seed P otatoes, A m erican
se rm o n w ill be by Dr. C. O. M cC ul­
gon, of th e 3 4 8 th G un B a ta llio n , saw-
W o n d er; one-half ton Seed O ats; 10 sack s R olled O ats; one ton
loch of P o rtla n d .
E v ery e ffo rt w ill
a c tiv e s e rv ic e In F la n d e r s .
R y an
H ay ; 150 q u a rts can n ed F r u it; sm all T ools; H ousehold Goods, and
he m a d e to k e e p th e c h u rc h in a san -
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n u m ero u s o th e r articles.
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O c to b e r 31 w hen a s tr a y m a c h in e
LUNCH AT NOON.
to th e s e se rv ic e s is ex te n d e d .
g u n b u lle t s tr u c k h im in th e hip.
T E R M S — S um s u n d e r $20, C ash ; $20 an d over, six m o n th s' tim e, a t 8
C h a rle s A u stin , of O sw ego, O re ­
E. S c h w e id le r, w ho w as w o u n d ed
p e r cent, on ap p ro v ed secu rity .
tw o w eek s ag o by th e a c c id e n ta l d is­ g o n , 3 0 5 th I n f a n tr y , d ev elo p e d a s e ­
c h a rg e of a re v o lv e r, is w ell on th e v ere illn e s s w h ile In th e tre n c h e s in
ro ad to c o m p le te reco v ery .
H e Is th e A rg o n n e F o re s t a n d w as rem o v ed
R. I. A ND ERSO N, A u ctio n eer
A. M EY ERS, Clerk
a b le to be a b o u t a n d e n g a g e in lig h t to th e b a se h o sp ita l.
G eo rg e D u k e, of S u th e r la n d , O re­
w o rk . T h e b u lle t s tr u c k him in th e
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th e a rm a n d h a s n o t y et been r e ­ d u n fr o n t on O c to b e r 17. H e re c o v ­
Mr. a n d .Mrs. D. C. R oss receiv ed
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in th e A rg o n n e F o re s t G re sh a m boys w ho a re in th e serv ice.
M etzg er, on M etzg er a v e n u e , w ent r *Kbt
lift th e ban on in flu e n z a e a rly n ex t
dow n In th e h eav y w ind s to rm o f b a ttle s .
He sp o k e o f W ilson E a s tm a n , C la rk S u n d a y m o rn in g .
W e d n e sd a y m o rn in g . It w as an o ld “ W e w e n t In to b a ttle a t 5 a. m ..
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a n e x te n t th a t it Is h a rd ly p ro b a b le
cep t fo r a b o u t 100 p o u n d s of b e a n s
m a c h in e g u n b u lle ts p e p p e rin g
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th a t th e J a p a n e s e g a rd n e r s w ere d ry - ■»»•from a ll sid es. I la id on th e field loss of a n a rm w hich w as c a rrie d
p re s e n t cases a re re c o v e rin g a n d no
in g on th e flo o r. T h e ro o f re m a in s u n til 9 o 'c lo c k th e n ext m o rn in g be- aw ay j,v a g h en
S h ra p n e l fro m th e new o n es h a v e been re p o r te d fo r se v ­
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e ra l d ay s of a se rio u s n a tu r e . It Is
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in th e sid e a n d h e w as in a s e rio u s now c o n sid e re d sa fe to allow re s u m p ­
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c o n d itio n b e c a u se of th e loss of tio n of all so cial, c h u rc h a n d school
HIGH SCHOOL TO OPEN
J o h n B. S w an ey o f P e n d le to n . O re-
blood. H e w as a m e m b e r o f Co. D., a ffairs.
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n o t seen th e G re sh a m boys sin ce d e r w ill re m a in in efTect u n til S u n ­
a g a in n ex t M onday m o rn in g a f t e r to a field h o sp ita l.
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tw o m o re w eek s of “ e n fo rc e d v a c a ­
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m u n ity is m u ch im p ro v e d a n d th e C. C. F llz ln g e r, a n o th e r P o rtla n d boy,
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sch o o l a u th o r itie s h o pe to finish th e w as w o u n d ed In th e rig h t k n e e by
y e a r ’s w o rk w ith o u t f u r th e r i n t e r r u p ­ m a c h in e g u n b u lle ts.
tio n .
All of th e w o ty id ed s o ld ie rs w ere
S in ce th e c lo s in g b an h a s affected h ap p y w ith th e th o u g h ts o f n e a rin g
h ig h sc h o o ls
g e n e ra lly th r o u g h o u t th e ir final d e s tin a tio n a n d a ll a re re_-
th e s ta te a n d n a tio n , fu ll c re d its w ili p o rte d In first cla ss c o n d itio n .
be g iv en all s tu d e n ts w ho a tte n d r e g ­
u larly d u rin g th e re s t o f th e sch o o l COTTON ESTATE LEFT
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ed th e y m a k e p a ss in g g ra d e s .
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In th is way s tu d e n ts m ay e a rn
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th e i r u su a l p ro m o tio n s an d finish th e
th e p ro p e rty h e le ft w as v alu ed at
w o rk a s o rig in a lly p la n n e d .
Old Buildings Bought and Sold
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b u ild in g s h a v e b een c le a n e d th o r ­ S uch w as th e re p o r t b e fo re J u d g e
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v a rn is h e d .
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ro o m s w ill all be fu m ig a te d an d m ad e
I ire C laim s A d justed.
re a d y fo r o p e n in g o f sch o o l M ondav so le h e ir to th is fo r tu n e . C laim s
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a g a in s t th e e s ta te a g g re g a te d $43.-
i m o rn in g
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s a m s fo r five w eek s w hen th e first fro m th e to ta l v a lu e of th e p ro p e rty ,
s e m e s te r w ill e n d , a t w hich tim e th e [le a v in g $ 9 1 ,2 3 2 .2 3 .
T h e e s ta te h a s been p ro b a te d an d
h o u rs w ill be c h a n g e d to th e old plan
is
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ADMINISTRATOR FOR
WAS NOT WON IN A DAY.
JOHN SCHRAM ESTATE ney«.
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Implements and Machinery
that will do the work in the right way.
Something Here You’ll Soon Be Looking for
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
SIMPLEX UNIVERSAL
Thia ¡ n the Simplex Universal Combination Rang' that you
have heard your neghhor’s talking about.
BURNS GAS, COAL AND WOOD
and fuel changes are made instantly atnl autom atically by one
turn of a lever and is so simple and safe that a child can operate
it. We install it completely, making connections with gas and
hot water boiler.
WE W ILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU THE SIM PLEX.
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
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COAST ARTILLERY IS
ON THE WAY HOME
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u rtllle ry tro o p s s ta tio n e d a t C o lu m ­
b ia riv e r an d P u g e t so u n d fo ri id e a ­
tio n s, sa ile d fro m B rest on th e t r a n s ­
p o rt H a v e rfo rd J a n u a r y IB. T h e
tr a n s p o rt sh o u ld
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New Y ork
a b o u t n ex t T ln trsd u y . T h e re a re 60
officers an d 1646 m en in th e re g i­
ment.
A m ong th e se m en th e r e is a la rg e
n u m b e r w hose h o m es a re in e a s te rn
M u ltn o m ah .
A fte r q u a r a n tin e d e ­
te n tio n th ey will p ro b a b ly be s e n t to
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be e x p ected h om e by th e m id d le of
next m o n th o r soon th e r e a f te r , ex ­
c e p tin g th a t a few m ay be ta k e n to
som e of th e a rm y h o sp ita ls.
T h e e x ecu tiv e co u n c il o f Hie A m e r­
ican F e d e ra tio n o f L ab o r lias re ­
je c te d tile p ro p o sed n a tio n a l p o liti­
cal L a b o r p a rty . Mr. G o m p ers Is op
posed to tile fo rm a tio n of an y la b o r
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c r a tic p a rty re g u la rly ev ery tw o I
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l()-lnch, 12-tiich, 14 Inch ste e l
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2 6 0 -to o th sp ik e h a rro w s.
1 In-is, n e a rly new disc.
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b a u d y w ill be left m o th e rle ss
All a u to top
Q uick
w ork.
G re sh a m .
Ite a d
p a r ts a n d re p a irs .
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S.
I'a ln iq u ls t,
th e W an t ad s.
BAKING EXCELLENCE
A llow s us to c o m p e te w ith a ll riv a ls
T h e In g re d ie n ts of o u r b re a d an d
p a s trie s a re In s tric t c o n fo rm ity w ith
th e w a r r e g u la tio n s an d th e n e a tn e a s
of o u r b a k e ry h a s g iven us th e h ig h ­
est s a n ita ry ra tin g .
P a tro n iz e
a
h o m e In d u s try .
CITY BAKERY
G re sh a m .
SANITARY
MARKET
Geo. Dietl, Prop.
Main Street
Or ••h am , Ore
Phone II,
Home-made Sausage and
Lard, Sweet-Cured Ham
and Bacon
We buy Beef Cattle, C a b 's
Hogs, Ilitlcs, Etc.
I 4RMEKM. v r r n \ I ION I
W e S m oke 4 our 'le a l
Fhoo« 881
AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 10 o’Clock
E. D. VANHOOTEGEM, Owner
FRANK C. JONES
C arpenter and Builder
The Battle for World Freedom
In th e e a r lie r s ta g e s of th e w ar a
T h e H aw ley P u lp a n d P a p e r c o m ­
lo
t
o f ta lk e r s a lle g e d th a t th e w orld
pany o f O reg o n C ity h a s filed p a p e rs
fo r th e a p p o in tm e n t o f W. L. M ulvey w as g o in g to h e ll, a n d now th e g e n ­
I a s a d m i n is tr a t o r In th e e s ta te of e ra l a s s u m p tio n se e m s to be t h a ’ It
J o h n S c h ra m , d e ceased .
T h e re a re h a s been d o n e o v e r a n d Is re a d y fo r
s e v e ra l h e irs to th e e s ta te , a n d th e y h e a v e n , b u t th e t r u t h Is a b o u t h a lf
b e tw e e n th e s e tw o th e o rie s , in
h a v e so ld th e i r c la im s to th e p a p e r
c o m p an y .
T h e e s t a te Is v a lu e d a t !
Pr o b a b ili,y-
$ 3,750.
S om e e x c e lle n t w rite r« s p lit t h e i r !
No m an is s t r o n g e r th a n hts «tom -
anii
but
ach b u t so m e s to m a c h s a re s t r o n g e r 9om e e x c e lle n t w rite rs a lso becom e
th a n m en o r th ey w o u ld n ’t be a b le to In to x ic a te d a n d o c c a sio n a lly b eat up
s ta n d th e a b u s e th e y receiv e.
[ t h e ir w ives
C lo th e s do n o t m a k e th e m an , of
If a m a n 's n o se is k e p t to th e
c o u rs e , a n d so m e tim e s th e lack o f g rin d s to n e by an e x tr a v a g a n t fam ily ,
th e m . In d eed , se e m s to m a k e th e w o­ th e w hole to w n a lw a y s k n o w s It.
m an
T h e s p irit of m o r ta l is p ro u d be-
W ar S vlng» S tam p s save lives
I c a u s e It is th e s p irit o f m o rta l.
Neither can the thrift habit be acquired
without effort.
It takes self-denial, determination and a set
purpose—-but these qualities are character-
builders.
Effect some little economy and open an ac­
count with the money saved; adopt the plan of
adding to it regularly; save with some definite
object in view.
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