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M rs A J . C lu n g Is v is itin g h e r son.
O scar, a t W a u n a . O regon.
M rs G uy S to n e h a s h a d a pleus-
sh o re u n d e r C ro w n P o in t. It is used a n t tr ip fo r h e r v a c a tio n tr e a t. She
a s a b a rn on th e G eo rg e J o s e p h place. h a s ju s t r e tu r n e d fro m S e a ttle w h ere
It w as iu th a t s to r e th a t M r. a n d ' sh e was th e g u e st of M rs. T a y lo r
Jo h n s o n
is in P u rtlu u d
M rs. H en ry
L a to u re lle
first m et. 1 E ste lle
v isitin g h e r a u n t. Mrs. F re d A nder
D u rin g th e h eavy sn o w s o f th e w lu- son. am i p lay in g w ith baby N ettle
te r 187 7
th e
y o u n g e r L a to u re lle Ire n e w h ile Mr A n d erso n is g o u e on
c h ild re n d id n o t u n d e rta k e th e tw o a su rv e y in g tr ip n e a r T h e D alles.
m ile clim b up to th e sc h o o lh o u se a t i Mrs. T. A R e h b e rg w h ile v isitin g
C h a n tic le e r.
Miss E liz a b e th H ein y , I h e r so n in P o rtla n d w as ta k e n q u ite
ill.
S he is now h o m e,
so m ew h at
th e d a u g h te r o t s e ttle r s fro m M in n e -! b e tte r, h u t s till n o t very w ell.
s o ta liv in g up iu th e p re s e n t M o u n - :
E d w in S ie fe r is h om e on a f u r ­
He looks
ta in sch o o l d is tric t, c a in e dow n to | lo u g h . from G oat Isla n d
q u ite th e s a ilo r iu his w h ite m iddy
L a to u re lle a n d tu u g iit sc h o o l in th e 1 su
it.
u p p e r sto re of th e su iu ll s to re .
in |
T ills w eek. W ill C ary tr a n s f e r r e d
187» Miss H einy becam e M rs. H en ry ills no rc a n tile b u sin ess to W allace
L a to u re lle , a n d m oved to a log a n d W illiam T e lfo rd , w ho w ill ta k e
T h e C ary fam ily
h o u se p e rc h e d on a k n o ll h a lf way c h a rg e rig h t aw ay
w ill m ove in to th e T e lfo rd ho u se, and
up C ro w n P o in t.
T h e view of th e th e T e lfo rd s w ill a g a in occupy th e
riv e r lro m th a t p o iu t is m o st in s p ir ­ so u th h a lf of th e u p s ta irs o v e r th e
RELIABILITY
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SERVICE
in g .
R o o ste r R ock w as j u s t a sto re .
Ju ly 1, th e B oring postotfice w as
s to u e 's th ro w uw uy.
How did th ey
ad v an ced to th e th ir d class. W illiam
e v e r find lim e to w o rk w ith all ot M o ran d , p o s tm a s te r a n d M rs. Mo-
th a t s tu p e n d o u s scen ery c o n fro n tin g ra n d . a s s is ta n t p o s tm a s te r. F o u r r u ­
Res. Phone 6x2
GRESHAM
Office Phone 544
ral lines r a d ia te fro m B o rin g . Je s s
th e m ?
J o s e p h L a to u re lle liv ed a long an d H ite is c a r r ie r on ro u te o n e ; O tis
R ich, ro u te tw o ; S a ra h F ra n k , ro u te
u se fu l lite , m a k in g frie n d s easily a n d th r e e , an d F lo y d L ak e, ro u te fo u r.
T he O regon A g ric u ltu ra l College Is v .-rslty, in an a rtic le p u b lish ed in th e k ee p in g th e i r frie n d s h ip alw a y s. H is A c co rd in g to th e new p o sta l re g u la
listed as one of th e in s titu tio n s of New Y ork T im es
H a rv a rd heads th e p a ss in g aw ay w as r e g r e tte d up a n d tto iis, r u r a l m ail boxes m u st b<*
th e c o u n try to sacrifice th e m ost m en list w ith 297 d eath s. O regon A grlcul- d o w n th e e n tir e le n g th o f th e g re a t placed on th e rig h t h a n d sid e o f tlie
road
W ith a u to traffic, so com m on
in th e w orld w ar by P resid en t C h arles tu r a l C ollege was c re d ited w ith 48, riv e r he knew so w ell. M rs. L a to u r now , it is p o sitiv ely d a n g e ro u s fo r a
F. T h w in g of W estern R eserv e Unl- b u t th is to tal is now m ore th a n 50.
e lle 's d e a th o c c u rre d in 1917. S u r ­ c a r r ie r to see-suw a c ro s s th e ro ad to
viv in g th e m a re th e ir so n s H en ry re a c h boxes on b o th sid es of it. T lie
an d J o s e p h
L a to u re lle ,
a n d th e ir p re s e n t day m o tto is " S a fe ty F ir s t"
every w h ere an d ut all tim es. T h a t
d a u g h te r s , M rs. Jo h n
L a rsso n of th e new re q u ire m e n t w ill lie q u ick ly
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T ro u td a le a n d M rs. N. C o u rie r of and g lad ly co m p iled w ith Is ta k e n fo r
g ran ted .
L a to u re lle .
Mrs. 11. C. L a rse n re p o r ts a m ost
e n jo y a b le
v a c a tio n
at
G la d sto n e
MELROSE AND VICTORS
p a rk , d u rin g c h a u tu u q u a seaso n .
C o n sid e ra b le
in te re s t
is
b eing
\ i n i< i '
a ro u s e d in th e S unday sch o o l, w hich
A lte r J u ly 1, th e llo rn g postotfice
is in c re a sin g
in ut te n d a n c e from will be o pen w eek d ay s fro m 7 :3 0
a. in to 6 :3 0 p. in . and clo sed all day
S u n d ay to S u n d ay .
A g e n u in e s u r ­ S unday.
H o lid ay s th e office w ill be
p rise is in s to re fo r th e m e m b e rs of open from 9 to 10 in th e m o rn in g .
T h e lobby w ill be o pen ev A iin g s, S u n ­
th e ju n io r cla ss n e x t S u n d ay a n d it days anil h o lid ay s. A new p o stal r e g ­
is h oped d ia l ev ery m e m b e r w ill be ia! ion re q u ire nil r u r a l m ail boxes he
p re s e n t. R ev. E a rl B. C o tto n su p e r- placed on th e r ig h t h an d sid e of I he
road.
. in te n d s tlie school.
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TROUTDA d E
PLEASANT VIEW
I S erv ices w ill be h eld a t th e c h u rc h
1 next S u n d ay e v e n in g at tile u su a l
h o u r. T lie p a sto r. Rev. E a rl 11. C o t­
to n , a n n o u n c e s his s u b je c t as " E c h o e s
fro m tlie C h a u ta u q u a an d tlie P eace
C o n fe re n c e .”
Mrs. G lenn B abbit a n d son H a lb e rt,
of K ello g g , Id a h o a re v is itin g w ith
h e r s is te r, Mrs. E d. W o o d ard . T hey
expect to lo c a te in th is p a rt of O re ­
Dot is th e nam e of the g rad e Je rse y
owned in T illam ook co u n ty w hich p ro ­
duced m ore b u tte r fat in May th a n
any o th e r c o w west of th e M issouri
riv e r, acco rd in g to E. I., vt'estover, fed­
eral and <) A. C. d a iry sp ecialist. S he
g a te 221u pou n d s of m ilk an d 103.87
pou n d s fat.
Tlie 3366 vows of live
te stin g asso c ia tio n s m ade Hie h ighest
av erag e ev er rep o rted for th a t m any
cow s in tlie sam e m o n th , an a v erag e
of 950.4 pou n d s of m ilk and 39.79
pounds of fat.
P o rtlan d livestock
cover s e v e n acres.
b u ild in g
will
gon.
Mrs. Win H u rl, w ho h a s been very
ill fo llo w in g an o p e ra tio n fo r gall
sto n e s re c e n tly , is slow ly b e g in n in g
to gain.
Itu d o lp F ro m m e lt re tu rn e d r e c e n t­
ly from F ra n c e a n d is v is itin g w itli
tils f a th e r a n d old frie n d s.
Mr. a n d M rs S oule a re e n te r ta i n ­
ing th e r neicps, Lois an d Louis--
M uinsden of P o rtla n d .
B a n n e r ca m p a t G la d sto n e h ad a
fine a tte n d a n c e d u rin g c h u u ta u q u a
th is y e a r
T h e ir r e g is te r sh o w s a to ­
ta l of 257 a t th e cam p , o n ly six of
w hom w ere c a lle rs .
T h irty people
s p e n t from tw o to th ir te e n d ay s at th e
cam p a n d on th e day th a t B ryan
sp o k e 54 c a lled at o r m ad e use of th e
cam p in so m e way. T lie to tu l re c e ip ts
of Hie eum p fo r th e se a so n w ere
6 3 .3 0 ; d is b u rs e m e n ts $4.25, leav in g
an a c tu a l c o st of 95 c e n ts fo r ru n n in g
th e cam p fo r 13 days.
•PLEASANT HOME
At th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h on next
S unday m o rn in g file p a sto r. Rev. E arl
B. C o tto n will ta k e fo r h is su b je c t
"A B a se b a ll B a ttle B etw een tin-
G ia n ts a n d th e P ir a te s .”
T h e fo u r th a n n u a l re c ita l w ill be
given by M iss H ild a B ey er’s p ian o p u ­
pils at th e O rie n t h a ll n ex t S atu rd ay
e v e n in g . J u ly
26, b e g in n in g at 8
o 'clo ck . Aik a re In v ited .
At th e
P le a s a n t Hom» B ap tist
I c h u rc h n ext S u n d a y m o rn in g th e r e
will be B ible sch o o l at 1 <1 o 'clo ck and
' p re a c h in g by th e p a s to r. Rev. A. J
W are a t 11.
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R epublican <'«Ingres* Prot«-«t* Itotli,
Adequate p ro tectio n for th e sh ip
b u ild in g In d u stry , d u rin g the period
of its tr a n s itio n from a w ar busts to
m a t of peace has been provided by
congress in th e s u n d ry civil ap p ro p ria
tion bill recen tly adopted by both
j houses
IJy th e p ro v isio n s o t th is l»HI a fund
| am o u n tin g to 8704,000,000 is set aside
for th e us< of th e sh ip p in g board w ith
w hich to co n tin u e th e uncom pleted
p o rtion of its sh ip p in g p ro g ram and
for th e re in s ta te m e n t of a r-onshlera
hie n u m b er of co n tra c t« w hich were
suspended a f t' r tin- sig n in g of th e a r ­
m istice. A t a re cen t h e a rin g before
the senS te co m m ittee on com m erce,
lialrm an H u rley testified th a t a fte r
these c o n tra c ts bail been suspended,
an d . In m ost cassS cancelled, It was
found th a t som e very g n a t h a rd sh ip s
had been w orked upon sh ip y a rd s w hich
w ere w ith o u t p riv a te c o n tra c ts to tak e
the place of g o v ern m en t co n stru ctio n .
T he fu n d s provided by co n g ress will
not only p e rc lt of re in s ta te m e n t of
som e of th ese c o n tra c ts, b u t will con­
tin u e o th e r co n stru c tio n work for a
re aso n ab le period, both as a protection
to the In d u stry an d to th e labor now
engaged In th e s h ip y a rd s
P a ri of th is fund is to be d eriv ed |
from the sale of sh ip s, and C h airm an
Good, of th e a p p ro p ria tio n s co m m ittee
of the house, served notice upon th e
sh ip p in g board th a t co n g ress w ould
expect It to m ake every possible sale
o f sh ip s In i b- n ear fulr e
*
lunne Hh«>al«ler.
T his ailm en t is u sually < a used by
rh eu m atism of th e m uscles All th a t
Is needed is ab so lu te rest and a few
ap p licatio n s of C h a m b e rla in ’s L in i­
m ent. T ry It.— Adv.
BANK OF GRESHAM
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Gresham, Oregon
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.A m erican la-giou.
local p o sts th ro u g h o u t the co u n try will
S ecretary of W ar N ew ton D. B aker, observe th is duy as A m erican L egion
S ecrctaiy oi th e Auvy Jo sep h u s D an­ Day in th e ir own c o m m u n ities by
iels, Gem rat Pey toil C. M arch, C hief m eetin g s, p a rad es and p a trio tic d em ­
o n stra tio n s.
of S tu n . G eneral Jo h n J , P e rsh in g , Mu-
A t tile sam e tim e these local cele­
jor-Gi n e ra i G eorge B a rn e tt, com m and b ra tio n s a re held, deleg a tes from sta te
ing t l i e U nited S ta te s M a n n e C orps o rg a n iz a tio n s an d local p o sts w ill un-el
and A dm iral W illiam S. S im s endorse in the first n a tio n a l co n v en tio n of
the A m erican L egion as tin- n a tio n al tin- A m erican L egion a t M inneapolis
o rg a n izatio n of tlie A iuericuu v ete ra n s to efleet the p e rm a n e n t o rg an izatio n .
10-11-12. By th a t tim e, it is expected
of the g re a t w ar.
th a t all th e m en now in tin- A m erican
"The ello rt w hit'll is beiug m ade to
E x p ed itio n ary F o rces will have r e ­
bind to g e th e r the m en w ho served the tu rn e d to th is c o u n try so th a t all ex-
co u n try iu tlie G reat W ar,' says Sec­ serv ice m en a n d women of tin- arm y ,
re ta ry B aker, upon a basis ot th e ir navy and m a rin e corps will hav e an
com m on in te re s t iu one u n o lh e r th e ir o p p o rtu n ity to p a rtic ip a te in tlie ac­
com m on service and th e ir com m on loy- tiv itie s p lan n ed fur A iuericuu L egion
ulity to tin country seem s to me com Duy, e ith e r in th e ir own co m m u n ities
m endable from every p o in t of view .” or a t tile n a tio n a l convention.
“T he co n tin u ed m o b ilizatio u for
A b u tto n adopted by the n atio n al e x ­
p a trio tic purposes ot Hit A m ericans ecu tiv e co m m ittee of th e A m erican
who served th e ir c o u n try in th e g rim L egion uh the official em blem of the
days of w ar,” d e cla res S e c re ta ry D an­ n a tio n al o rg a n iz a tio n of A m erican vet­
iels, ' w ill m ake for t h e p re s e rv a tio n of e ra n s of the G reat W ar w ill bi* d is trib ­
tlie p rin c ip le s for w hich they fought u ted in a few days to local posts of
v aliu n tly an d v icto rio u sly . I t would th e L egion th ro u g h o u t O regon. An
be u d is tin c t loss if th e u n ity of s p irit e n larg ed d esign uf th e b u tto u , unless
an d co m rad esh ip for b e tte r th in g s chan g ed by th e n a tio n al convention a t
should not be cry stu llized iu su ch o r­ M inneapolis in N ovem ber, w ill also be
ganized forces as to m ak e th ese chlv- used as th e b asis for th e official seal
u lrle c ru s a d e rs us in v in cib le for real of tlie Legion.
Tile b u tto n Is th re e q u a rte rs of an
A m erican ism in pt-uee us th e ir v alo u r inch in d ia m e te r. It c o n sists of a cen ­
and c h eerfu ln ess m ade th em Invincible tra l sm all rep lica of tlie reg u latio n
und g lo rio u s iu w ar."
bronze five pointed s ta r d isc h a rg e b u t­
G eneral M arch say s: "T h e aim s of ton, su rro u n d e d by a narrow c irc u la r
the A m erican L egion a re of such high hand of blue enam el, co n ta in in g th e
c h a ra c te r as to m ake certain its su c­ w ords '‘A m erican L egion'' in gold le t­
ters. T he b u tto n has a fluted gold
cess and its real value to tin- co u n try edge. T he c e n tra l rep lica of the dis
a t large. T h e ex p erien ces of th is w ar ch arg e b u tto n will lie silv e r insteud of
c a n n o t fail to have a b ro ad en in g e f­ bronze for m em bers of Hie Legion wtio
fect upon ev ery so ld ier w ho eugagt<l w ere wounded in I lie service.
in it, und tin- lessons of duty- to c o u n ­
T he n ecessary steps will be tak en by
try and of loyalty to th e form of gov­ th e leg islativ e co m m ittee of th e A m er­
ern m e n t rep resen ted by th e U nited ican Legion, headed by fo rm er S en ato r
S ta te s have been th o ro u g h ly learned L uke Lea, of T ennessee and form er
b y tin
A m erican arm y . T he A m eri­ C ongressm an T hom as W. M iller, of
D elaw are, to have th e em blem copy­
can Legion alm s to p e rp e tu a te the rig h te d and its use fully protected.
m em ories of a g lo rio u s page of o u r h is ­
In o rd e r to effectuate th e reso lu tio n s
tory and its non -p u rtlsu n c h a ra c te r
of the St. Louis m eeting of th e A m eri­
assu re s its long life und p ro s p e rity .”
A dm iral Hilus s ta te s in h is m essage: can Legion en d o rsin g the p rin c ip le s of
land d ev elopm ent ns a m eans of re
"I hope th a t It will alw ay s sta n d for h a b ilita tin g re tu rn in g soldiers, a com ­
th a t w hich th e A m erican arm y and m ittee of th ree m em bers of the n a tio n ­
navy have fought for, and as tin- a rm y al executive co m m ittee will m ake U
und navy alw ay s upheld th e highest th o ro u g h study of th e su b ject of re c la ­
tra d itio n s, so m ay th e A m erican Le­ m atio n of a rid , sw am p and cut over
gion serv e to ussfst us In u p h olding l tim b e r lan d s in co-operutlon w ith th e
se c re ta ry of th e in te rio r.
those tr a d itio n s .”
G eneral P e rs h in g say s in a cable to ■ P ending tin- re s u lts of tlie stu d y to
In- m ade by tin- co m m ittee of th ree, the
the L egion: " I t gives me m uch p b a s A m erican L egion will tak e no action
ure to extend to Hit- A m erican Legion on the Lane M ondell hill, lint as soon
my h e a rty good w ishes for success of 1 as tin- l.egiqji d e te rm in e s the best land
tlie society of v e te ra n s of th e G reat ' reclam atio n leg islatio n for the r e ­
W ar. T he Legion is d estin ed to be of tu rn e d v eteran s, It w ill ta k e a positive
trem en d o u s value In fo ste rin g th e sta n d In its favor and su p p o rt Its
Ideals und p urposes fo r w hich we adoption.
fought, and in sp re a d in g am ong our
T he eanuluK in d u s try of fish, fru it
people the lessons learn ed in th e w ar
I p red ict a m ost useful fu tu re for the and v egetables will lx- one of th e g re a t­
est on the coast. It will build up box
L egion.”
factories, can facto ries mid like In­
M ajor-G eneral B a rn e tt sa y s : " I am d u s trie s and be on»- of o u r g re a te st em ­
proud «if my m em b ersh ip in th e A m er­ p lo y ers of labor Don't kill tin- In d u s­
ican L»gion. and as th e recognised tr y w ith too m uch reg u latio n .
n atio n al o rg an izatio n of A m erican v e t­
e ra n s of th e w ar. It h as before it a
T he p ro s p e rity of th«- Pacific coast
g reat fu tu re , a fu tu re w hich prom ises d epends largely upon sh ip op eratio n
P o litical control
loyal and useful serv ice to A m erica an d ship bu ild in g .
an d reg u la tio n has done its lu s t to
and Ami rlc a n s.”
N ovem ber 11th, th e first a n n iv e rsa y w reck both of th ese in d u s trie s, but a
of th e sig n in g of th e a rm istic e , will lie i h an g in g public se n tim e n t bids fair
to break the stra n g le hold political
a day of n a tio n a l observ an ce by th e red tape lias on th«-se In d u strie s
A m erican Legion, th e n a tio n al o rg a n i­
zatio n of th e A m erican v e te ra n s of
Roail im provem ents in Oregon total
the G r e a t W ar. A ccording to p lan s »11.129,562.
an n o u n n eed at n a tio n al h e a d q q u a rte rs
Read the O utlook clnssIft-1 ads.
of tin- Legion, s ta te o rg a n iz a tio n s and
Residence Phom 's
S e rv ic e I’hom- 271
35x1
36H
Pleasant Home Garage
HAMILTON & EDER, Props.
Motor Car Repairing, Automobile Accessories, Oils
Gasoline and Greases.
PLEASANT HOME
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OUR 14 POINTS
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T he Oaks
Council Crest.
Columbia Beach
Crystal Lake Park
Rock Island
Dodge Park.
Estacada I’ark
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Bull Run I’ark
Macleay Park
Peninsula I’ark
Washington I’ark
Dak Grove I’ark.
Mt. Tabor I’ark
Riverside Park
“TRY THEM BY TROLLEY”
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
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