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VOL. 9,
G resham O utlook
NO. 53
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
OREGON
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2, 1919
WITH GASOLINE
UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE
CHICKEN FANCIERS WASHING
Belgian Rulers Soon Sail for U. S.
STUDY METHODS
F rid a y
a fte rn o o n ,
M rs.
E tts e l |
/ 3 Ü
K L OF S ORGANIZE
MT HOOD COUNCIL
T h e a p p lic a n ts fo r a c h a r te r of th e
K n ig h ts a n d L adies of S ecu rity a s ­
sem b led a t M asonic h all, G resh am .
T h u rsd a y e v e n in g , A ugust 2 8 th an d
I S ta te M a n a g e r L. ,M. T h o m as, a ss ist-
I ed by Mrs. T h o m as a n d Mr. H. W
i S m ith , d is tric t d e p u ty , proceeded to
o rg a n iz e Ml Hood C o u n cil K. & L.
of S.
T h e fo llo w in g m em b ers w ere ta k e n
in and in itia te d : A lb ert E. K essler,
B e ih in a K essler. Wm R. K ern. C. B.
S te in m a n . M rs M attie S te in m a n . Mrs.
J a n e N ew lan d s, W in. N ew lands, Ben
R aney, O rie (). C lapp, M aude C lapp,
A da M. M istier, P e te r F e lt, H enry B
H em m ers, S te lla H em m ers, Isaac
K o rsu n d , A lice K o rsu n d , E lm er M
B ozarth.
Officers w ere duly e lec ted a n d in ­
s ta lle d a s fo llo w s:
p re s id e n t, Mrs.
Cliff K e rn : vice p re s id e n t, C. B.
S te in m a n ;
second vice p re s id e n t,
M a ttle S te in m a n ; p re la te , Roy K e rn ;
financier, lie th in a K e ssle r; se c re ta ry ,
Alice K o rsu n d ; c o n d u c to r, A da M is­
tie r; g u a rd , Ben R an ey ; ^ e n tin e l,
1. S. K o rsu n d .
T ru s te e s , p . F e lt,
W in. N ew lan d s, H enry 11. H em m ers.
T h u rs d a y ev e n in g th e re m a in in g
m e m b e rs o f th e c h a r ie r list w ill be
p re s e n t a n d receive th e d e g re e w ork
an d a rr a n g e m e n ts w ill be m ade at
th a t tim e to p a rtic ip a te In th e M ult­
n o m ah c o u n ty fa ir c e le b ra tio n .
Mt. H ood C ouncil, w h ile th e baby
m em b ers of th e g re a t K. & L. of 8.
fam ily , p ro m ise s to m a k e a ra p id
g ro w th a n d w ill d o u b tle ss soon ta k e
its p ro p e r p lace w ith its o ld e r b r o th ­
e rs an d s iste rs.
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1 50 PER YEAR
SEPT. 15 DATE OF
W. WILSON’S VISIT
J o n e s h ad an e x p e rie n c e w ith g aso-
! lin e w hich p ro v es th a t sh e is a m o st ,
A n o th e r th e o ry ex p lo d ed !
P e r­ f o r tu n a te lady.
P re s id e n t W oodrow W ilson will
s is te n t la y e rs m o u lt la te .
So says
P re p a ra to ry
to c le a n in g a silk I
a rr iv e In P o rtla n d on his first official
P ro f. Ja n ie s D ry d en of th e O reg o n d re ss, a basin of g a so lin e was p laced
visit to O reg o n , e a rly M onday m o rn ­
A g ric u ltu ra l C o lleg e, an d o f co u rse in a d ish p a n c o n ta in in g so m e h o t w a­
ing. S e p te m b e r 15. an d w ill re m a in
te r. a s tu n t th a t is fre q u e n tly d o n e to I
h is is th e last w ord in p o u ltry lore.
m a k e g a so lin e m o re effectiv e as a i
th r o u g h o u t th e w hole day.
In th e
N ot a few of th e 200 ch ic k e n e n ­ c le a n in g
fluid.
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th u s ia s ts w ho a tte n d e d C o u n ty A gent cold it seem ed
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th e m u n ic ip a l a u d ito riu m .
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T h o se w ho w ill h av e th e good fo r­
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c o n sid e r o u r c h ie f ex ecu tiv e th e
a n d w as all d e c k e d o u t in m o d ish fall a m o st u n ex p ected ex p lo sio n to o k J
place. In s ta n ta n e o u s ly th e g a so lin e I
w o rld ’s g re a te s t s ta te s m a n n o r th e
ra im e n t.
c o u n tr y ’s fo re m o st p o litic ia n , but
B u t th a t is no w o rse th a n th e s ta te ­ an d g a rm e n t w ere a b laz e an d a flam e
seem ed to en v elo p e Mrs. Jo n e s W h at |
people t4ie w orld o v er, re g a rd le ss of
m e n t on e m an m ad e at th e M u ltn o ­
p o litics, do a g re e th a t P re s id e n t W il­
m ah fa rm on F rid a y . In c u llin g his h a p p e n e d n ex t re q u ire s tim e In th e
son is a m a s te r of th e E n g lish la n g ­
K ing A lbert an d Q ueen E lizab eth of B elgium feel ">at th ey and
dock he h ad sav ed a n d co d d led th e te llin g a lth o u g h it w as a c tu a lly all
u a g e and a ra r e o ra to r.
th e ir c o u n try ow e to th e V nited S ta te s a d ebt of g ra tll
which only
h e n s w ith th e b rig h t yellow leg s and d o n e in a few seco n d s.
a p e rso n al visit to o u r sh o res can help repay
T h e re fo r ,u e arly trip
T h e re w as no o n e In th e h o u se
No less a u th o r ity th u n th e New
b e a k s, a n d h ad e a te n th e h e n s w ith
h e re h as been p la n n ed , th e ir th r e e c h ild ren to accom pany them .
o rk W orld lias th is to say on th e
th e b le a c h e d -o u t leg s an d p ale faces! w ith .Mrs. Jo n e s , b u t w ith m a rv e lo u s
T h ese a re th e la te st p ic tu re s of th e royal pair. W ash in g to n Is p la n
P re s id e n t a s a s p e a k e r:
h lug a g re a t social w h irl d u rin g th e ir visit.
T h e dow dy, ta tte r e d h e n s a re too p re se n c e of m in d , sh e w rap p ed h e r ­
O ne of th e fine s a tis fa c tio n s of life
bu sy la y in g to ta k e an y tim e off fo r se lf in a q u ilt ly in g on a co u ch n e a r ­
is th e re c o lle c tio n of a g re a t a rtis t tu
m o u ltin g .
A nd th is p e rs is te n t (g et by, s m o th e rin g th e flam es, c a lle d to WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO
h is p rim e
It m a k e s little difference
D ISTING UISH ED VISITOR
th a t a d je c tiv e ) la y in g h a s b leach ed h e r siste r-in -la w , Mrs. F lo y d M ack,
w h e 'h e r th e p e rfo rm e r w as a s ta te s ­
LEGION
MEMBERSHIP
MAY
VISIT
THE
FAIR
m an o r un a c to r, u m ilita ry h ero o r a
a ll th e yellow fro m th e i r leg s am i liv in g in th e n ex t h o u se, a n d told
In a n s w e r to th e q u e ry p rin te d in
sin g e r. In th e d ay s of o u r ch ild h o o d
h e r to call th e d o c to r a n d n o tify th e
b e a k s an d e a r lobes.
T h e re is a p o ssib ility th a t P re s i­
tile old peo p le k in d le d anew th e joy
th e last issu e o f th e O u tlo o k , Is a
A reco rd cro w d m o to re d o v e r to fire d e p a rtm e n t.
d en t W ilson w ill be in G re sh a m ,
ot liv in g w ith th e m em ory of public
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p e rfo rm a n c e s of w hich th e y hud been
M onday, S e p te m b e r 15. At least such
lucky w itn esses.
W ith one It may
noon to view th e m o d el p o u ltry p lan t w hen they a rr iv e d . T h e m e ta l c a tv Sam e lig ib le to m e m b e rsh ip in th e a rc th e e x tra v a g a n t ho p es of th e fa ir
hav e been D aniel W e b ste r at B u n k e r
Mr. a n d M rs. U. O. S m ith h av e In opy o v e r th e sto v e drew th e flam e up A m e ric a n 'L e g io n , th e c o n s titu tio n of b o ard w ho hav e w ired a n In v itu tio n
H ill; w ith a n o th e r J e n n y L ind at
s ta lle d th e r e .
T h e c h ic k e n s a re of th e c h im n ey , p re v e n tin g any d a m a g e th e p o st in G resh am say s:
to th e P re s id e n t to p re sid e a t th e o f­
C a stle G a rd e n . P a g a n in i play in g In
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ficial o p e n in g of th e M u ltn o m ah
a c te r s h a ll be e lig ib le to m e m b e rsh ip
th a t
g e n iu s fo r k in g a c tin g , th e
tr y h o u se s w ere p la n n e d by P ro fe sso r fra m e n e a re s t th e sto v e.
county fa ir.
.Mrs. Jo n e s w as b u rn e d on th e in th is o rg a n iz a tio n w ho w ere in tile
P rin c e of W ales, at th e B rev o o rt
D ry d en h im self. T h e egg y ield has
T h e re is also a ru m o r c u r r e n t th a t
ho u se. B ut tlie people w ho a re f o r ­
been p h e n o m in a l; th e y h av e su p p lied h a n d s a n d a rm s, in s p o ts q u ite had m ilita ry o r n av al se rv ic e of th e T eddy R oosevelt, J r ., w ho w ill be in
tu n a te en o u g h to see a n d h e a r th e
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p re s id e n t th is s u m m e r w ill have a
P o rtla n d tw o days la te r, may pay a
re m in isc e n c e to s to re aw ay th u t will
g o o d ly s u rp lu s
T h e S m ith s are d eep ly b liste re d , hut to e scap e w ith tw een A p ril 6, 1917, a n d N o v em b er visit to G resh am also.
be w o rth m o re th a n w ealth to so o th e
p la n n in g to e n la r g e th e flock a n d s u p ­ no m o re se rio u s in ju rie s is su re ly 11, 1918, b o th d a te s in c lu siv e ; a n d
Now. if th e P rin ce of W ales a c cep ts
th e ir clo sin g days. F o r Mr. W ilson Is
all p e rso n s who se rv e d in th e M ili­
m ira c u lo u s.
ply o th e r co u n ty in s titu tio n s .
YOUNG MAN FROM HARNEY at once th e fo re m o st s ta te s m a n of th e
ta ry o r N aval se rv ic e s of an y of th e G o v ern o r O lc o tt's in v ita tio n to com e
On S a tu rd a y m o rn in g a p a ra d e of
WINS MULTNOMAH GIRL w orld an d Its g re a te s t artlB t. We
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c a rs m a rs h a le d by P ro fe sso r D ryden DISPERSAL SALE OF
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But
At 3 o ’clock S u n d ay a fte rn o o n . th a n to h e a r him a t an y tim e
a n d S. B. H all s ta r te d on a to u r of
tu n ity to p e rs u a d e H is R egal H ig h ­
now lie conies to us a t th e very pea,
A c o m p lete d is p e rs a l sa le of sto ck , p ro v id ed th a t th ey w ere c itiz e n s of ness th a t he c a n n o t affo rd to go hack M iss F e ru le D avis, d a u g h te r of Mr of his fam e, his sk ill, his se lf confi­
so m e o f th e la r g e p o u ltry e s ta b lis h ­
th e U n ited S ta te s a t th e tim e of th e ir
an d Mrs. S. M. D avis of C o rb e tt w as dence, w earin g , as it w ere th e sh eav es
m e n ts. T h e first sto p w as m a d e at fa rm im p le m e n ts , cro p s an d h o u s e ­
e n lis tm e n t an d w ho a re a g a in c itiz e n s to E n g lan d w ith o u t view ing th e e x ­ m a rrie d to W a lte r Q ueer, a t th e hom e of v icto ry in h is b u tto n h o le
th e C. M a rsto n p la n t, w h ere P ro fe s ­ ho ld f u r n itu r e w ill be h eld a t th e
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at th e tim e of th e ir a p p lic a tio n , e x ­
H av in g h e a rd him m o re th u n once,
of h e r g ra n d m o th e r, M is. M E. Gil
s o r D ry d en , to g g e d in c o v e ra lls , g av e
E. E. W elling fa rm on th e B ase L in e cep t th o se p e rso n s s e p a r a te d from G resham .
we can a s s u re th e a d o rin g p u h llq th a t
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th ey will not be d is a p p o in te d In his
If th e s e n o ta b le s m a te ria liz e a n d
ro ad n ex t T u e sd a y , S e p te m b e r 9, fo l­ th e se rv ic e u n d e r te rm s a m o u n tin g to
an old frie n d of th e fam ily , read th e In te rp re ta tio n of o ne of th e m ost s t u ­
tw o -y e a r-o ld W h ite L e g h o rn s.
And
lo w in g th e sa le o f th e W e llin g an d d is h o n o ra b le d is c h a rg e a n d ex cep t fa v o r o u r little b u rg w ith a v isit, two m a rria g e rite s.
p en d o u s e v e n ts in h is to ry . T hey will
to d riv e h o m e h is s u b je c t h e p assed
S p e n c e r fa rm s wipnin th e p a st ten also th o se p erso n s w ho re fu se d to th in g s a re dead c e r ta in : th e fa it
Miss B eth P o u n d e r a tte n d e d th e h e a r th e very top no tes. To say th a t
th e h e n s a ro u n d th r o u g h th e a u d i
d ay s.
B. N. H all w ill jo in w ith p e rfo rm th e ir m ilita ry d u tie s on th e g ro u n d s w ill not hold th e n u m b e r of b rid e an d H e rb e rt S yb erso n w as th e hts pow er of s ta te m e n t is m arv e lo u s
ence.
P re s e n tly th e e n th u s e d a u d i
Is to give him th e fa in te s t p ra ise
In
M essrs. W ellin g a n d S p en cer in th e g ro u n d o f c o n sc ie n tio u s o b je c tio n ." people w ho will tu rn o u t, an d th e g ro o m sm a n .
e n ce c a p tu r e d h e n s an d e ach did his
o u r tim e no o n e has a p p ro a c h e d him
w
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C. G. S C H N E ID E R ,
A fte r th e cerem o n y a buffet lunch ns a p la tfo rm s p e a k e r
He h as all
ow n ju d g in g , p a s s in g th e fow l a lo n g
a few h o u rs of a b so lu te stilln e ss.
w ill be th e a u c tio n e e r.
P o st C h a irm a n .
th e a r ts und g ra c e s , n a tu r a l o r a c ­
eon w as se rv e d to th e g u ests.
to P ro fe s s o r D ry d en fo r th e final
q u ire d by lo n g and c a re fu l p ractice.
M r. W e llin g ’s 4 0 -a c re fa rm has
F ro m h e r p a re n ts , th e b rid e r e ­ H is o p p o n e n ts a n d riv a ls a re badly
s c o rin g .
T h e O u tlo o k ’s r e p r e s e n ta ­
METHODIST PASTOR
been b o u g h t by M rs. A lice V en ab le
tiv e ea sily o u t-g u e sse d J. N. C la n a h a n
TO TRANSFER SOUTH ceived a h u n d re d d o lla r lib e rty bond m a tc h e d a g a in s t him . L odge Is cold,
o f P o rtla n d , w ho is e x p e c tin g to p u t
Knox ta lk s lik e a
an d m any o th e r u sefu l und b e a u tifu l B orah v io le n t;
on th e cu llin g .
O th e r g o o d c u lle rs
th e m a n a g e m e n t o f th e fa rm in th e
A rra n g e m e n ts have ju s t been co m ­ g ifts w ere sh o w e re d on th e new ly la w y e r p le a d in g a c a se; B ryan Is a
w ere, M rs. R. F. W a lte rs , Mrs. C. M.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
rin
k
and
son
Roy,
h a n d s of h e r b ro th e r. T h e W e llin g s
m ere b a lla d sin g e r.
T h e p re s id e n t
,
p leted fo r th e tr a n s f e r a t co n fe re n c e w eds.
Z im m e rm a n , M iss L ucy A d am s, Mrs.
b e g u ile s th e in te lle c t an d so o th e s th e
to o k P o rtla n d p ro p e rty , lo c a te d at from T illam ook w ere g u ests on L abor
A fte r sp e n d in g a few days in C o r­ sen ses of h ts h e a re rs.
tim e of Rev. J. M ontcalm B row n to
M ary
M cA lister,
Mr.
an d
Mrs.
A lw ays h im ­
T e rra c e p ark on 8Gth s tre e t on th e Day a t th e C h arles L u n d q u ist hom e
s o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia . T h is com es as a b e tt, Mr. an d Mrs. Q u eer left fo r th e ir se lf a t ease, he n e v e r c re a te s in Ids
E. L. T h o rp e , M ark N ic k e rso n , A l­
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d eal. T h ey may m a k e th e ir h o m e
a u d ie n c e I hi' <1 tsq u let I n g a p p re h e n ­
s u r p ris e to th e officials a n d m e m b e r­ w h eat ra n c h In H arn ey co u n ty .
b e rt D o w sett, S k a re k B ros.. E. W.
sion th a t he m ay s tr ik e a false note.
th e r e te m p o ra rily u n til a p e rm a n e n t and J e r ry , have re tu rn e d from a South
sh
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H e d ric k s , w h ile
Judge
S ta p le to n
He h as th e "b e t c a n to ,” but alw ay s In
P u lle ts m ill Ile u s fo r Sale.
A frican tig e r b u n t n e a r T illam ook.
lo catio n can be se c u re d .
c h u rc h , th e r e h a v in g been a u n a n i­
a n d l.T. G. S m ith w e re c o n fla b u la tin g
F ifty p u lle ts , 100 y ear-o ld hens c o m p le te co n tro l. He is us C ertain of
Mr. S p en cer, w ho so ld his 4 0 -acre W ith a b ran d new sh o tg u n H e rb e rt
m ous vote cast a t th e re c e n t q u a rte rly a n d So tw o -y e a r-o ld liens. T h is stock Ills c a d en ces us ii good sin g e r, an d a p ­
as to th e la y in g p ro p e n s itie s o f a h en ,
fa rm to D. E. T o w le a s h o rt tim e ag o , ft a rlessly prow led th ro u g h th e deep­
co n fe re n c e re q u e s tin g th e re tu rn of Is from one of th e o ld e st, best and p a re n tly In d ifferen t to th em . No
th e floor s e ttle d w ith a g ro a n u n d e r
his
will sp en d a few w eeks in e a s te rn est of ju n g les F o u r sq u irre l ta ils and
best know n s tr a in s of W h ite Leg m u tte r how c a re fu lly p re p a re d
th
e p a s to r fo r a n o th e r y ear.
th e i r co m b in ed to n n a g e .
T h ey fin­
h o rn s in th e n o rth w e s t.
H as been sp ee c h e s h av e been, th e y so u n d ex­
W a sh in g to n w h ere he h as b u sin e ss tine rab b it sk in a re n ailed in th e barn
T h e c h a n g e iH m ad e m ain ly fo r kept in good c o n d itio n an d given s a t ­ te m p o ra n e o u s unit e ffo rtle ss
H e ex­
ish ed th e a rg u m e n t o u ts id e .
W ni.
as tro p h ie s of th e ex p ed itio n .
in te re s ts .
h e a lth re a s o n s and th a t th e fam ily isfa c to ry r e tu rn s . O w n er has recen t h ib its n one of th e e x tra v a g a n c e s an d
P. R ic h a rd s o n , P o rtla n d a tto rn e y an d
M iriam Brow n left today for H epp­ ntay be n e a r re la tiv e s. T hey will live ly sold th e p lace an d m ust now sell o v e r e m p h a sis of th e " p o p u la r o r a ­
new p o u ltry fan o f th e m ost rab id
Ila le y ( 'h u t c h Social.
ch ick e n s.
F o r p a rtic u la rs und to r .’ hut sp e a k s as If In p le a s a n t and
ner.
O regon, to spend h er vacation.
in a s u b u r b of Ia»s A ngeles w h ere tlie
v a rie ty , p ro n o u n c e d an u p s ta n d in g
fa m ilia r Inn e a rn e s t c o n v e rs a tio n
T he B. Y. P. U. o f th e B a p tist
p rices w rite o r see,
.Mr.
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Mr.
w ith hts a u d ie n c e , w hom he w ishes to
Mrs. B ro w n ’s m o th e r resid es.
y o u n g c o c k e re l a lik ely hen.
A It. LYM AN, G re sh a m . Ore
c h u rc h of H aley w ill h av e a so cial
co n v in ce of s o m e th in g w hich ( ihs
Mrs. B row n and th e c h ild re n will
I c o u ld w rite c o lu m n s on th e p o u l­ at th e ir c h u rc h . S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , and Mrs. W ill B essel have re tu rn e d
T h u rsd a y ev en in g , S e p te m b e r 4 th . deeply Im p ressed itse lf on Ills soul
leave next week fo r th e so u th th a t
try p o in te rs I g le a n e d , bu t th e O u t­ S e p te m b e r 6. T in m e m b e rs w ill each from an o u tin g at Seaside.
re g u la r m e e tin g of Ml. Hood C ouncil O rd e rly , co n v in c in g , lo g ical, b lan d ly
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O regon last night. In ab o u t a week he once.
M iss .Mabel w ill a tte n d (In am , 8 p. m. A tte n d a n c e of every one gest s tro n g fe e lin g m a n a g e d by u
th e m on F rid a y .
So sav e F r id a y ’s e a rn e d .
Ice c re a m an d c ak e w ill be
If you a d m it a sin g le
p a p e r, It m ay sa v e se v e ra l d o lla rs. serv ed to ev ery b o d y , All a re co rd la I - p lan s to go hack to get a d eer th a t U n iv e rsity o f s o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia is d esire d as b u sin ess of Im p o rtan c e s tr o n g e r m ind
p re m ise , a lw ay s c a re fu lly veiled, you
gave him a g re a t deal of tro u b le w hile Rev. Mr B row n will re m a in h e re un- ! will lie ta k e n up.
J u s t lis te n to th is , th o u g h . T h e next ly in v ite d .
a re lost as an o p p o n e n t. In any case,
th e h u n tin g season w as closed.
til co n fe re n c e tim e, th e first week in
tim e you p ru n e a c h ic k e n 's w ing,
y o u r a n ta g o n is m ,
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WILHOIT SET WORLD w hen he b e g in s to sp e a k , e v e n tu a lly
O ctober.
c u t off only th e flig h t fe a th e rs .
As
Is snot bed to sleep by th e g ra c e of
KANSAN CLAIMS TO BE Minn., was in G resham today looking
you sp re a d o u t th e w ing n o tic e th e
MARK IN COMEBACK
Ills elo c u tio n and th e m elody of Ills
over th is place and th e s u rro u n d in g
(ire s liu n i G l u t ge M e e tin g .
la rg e f e a th e rs a t th e tip - h a lf a d o z­
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you w o n d er how a m an In his posi­
th e m off, b e in g c a re fu l not to c u t too
tio n d a re say so m u c h : In re a d in g
d itio n s here. Mrs. K em pton is v is it­ in r e g u la r session.
At th e le c tu re
close, an d w hen th e w ing is folded
him th a t he re a lly said so little
ing Mrs. C. H. M odlne of H aley.
h o u r th e follow ing p ro g ra m will be
th e h e n ’s a p p e a ra n c e is n o t m a rre d .
T h e L eag u e of N atio n s m ay be a
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very good th in g o r a very h a d : g u a r ­
aui, v isited on S a tu rd a y w ith Mrs. ( ’.
V ocal solo, V ivian H evel.
a n te e p e rp e tu a l peace o r th r e a te n
V alley ro a d east o f to w n w ere v isited
p e rp e tu a l w a r; e n n o b le d em ocracy
Mrs.
M. O lip h an t. The T u rn e rs now live
R e a d in g , " I tc h in g H eels
n ext. A pen o f p u lle ts w ere cu lled .
w ith a w orld m ission o r d e g ra d e It
n ear B oring
R alph M iller.
Mr. L y m an so ld th o s e c h ic k e n s in
to th e level of w icked E u ro p ean
S p e a k e r, J u d g e Q. W. S ta p le to n .
th e i r in fa n c y a n d a lw ay s r e g r e tte d it.
■reeds: fre e 11s o r bind us. No m a t­
T h ere Is no doubt ab o u t th e a tte n d ­
V iolin solo, G lenn R u sh er.
er
T h e o p p o sitio n to it, rap id ly
He h a d an o p p o rtu n ity to buy th e m
ance at th e fa ir th is y ear, but It will
fa d in g now , will eease e n tire ly u n d e r
L e c tu re . Cliff K ern.
back la s t m o n th , a n d h e Is o n e p ro d ­
th e spell of th e ly ric a l I n te r p r e ta ­
tak e som e h u stlin g to get th in g s any
ig al f a t n e r to th o s e p u lle ts.
T hey
tio n to w hich h u n d re d s o f th o u s a n d s
See the
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column
an d th e to u r w ill he reco rd ed as one
H e c o u ld n o t b e a r th e th o u g h t of
of th e m ost Im p o rta n t m u sical and
p a r tin g w ith an y o f th e m now , an d
p o litic a l e v e n ts In o u r h isto ry .
w ill c u ll se v e ra l tim e s as P ro fe s s o r
D ry d en ad v ised
G om | m *I M e e tin g s ('o u t tim e. I.
M r H all clim b ed u p on th e L y m an
T h e gospel m e e tin g s b eing c o n -'
b a rn a n d k o d a k e d th e u n su s p e c tin g
d u c te d by W R. R eddock of C a li­
z e a lo ts as th e y c ro w d ed a b o u t P ro - I
fo rn ia w ill c o n tin u e th is week
C on­
fe s s o r D ryden.
F ro m h is v a n ta g e
s id e ra b le In te re s t Is b ein g show n In
p o in t h e g av e a d is s e rta tio n on th e ’
th e m e e tin g s an d th e a tte n d a n c e has
P o u ltry P r o d u c e r ’s a ss o c ia tio n , c a ll­
been e n c o u ra g in g . T h e m e e tin g s a re
in g a tte n tio n to th e a d v a n ta g e s of <
h eld each e v e n in g In th e lo w er floor
jo in in g th e s ta te a n d local b ra n c h e s . 1
of th e O dd F ello w s hall.
Mr R ed-
Any d o u b tin g T h o m a s w ho n e e d s to
dock a n n o u n c e s th e fo llo w in g s u b ­
be co n v in ce d th a t c o -o p e ra tio n m a r - .
je c ts fo r th e w eek: T u e sd a y , "T h e
k e tln g a n d p u rc h a s in g re a lly pays. '
R ain b o w w ith Its Seven C o lo rs I l­
sh o u ld look o v e r Al. D o w se tt's eg g (
lu s tr a te s T ype o f th e S even-F old
re c e ip ts fo r A u g u s t.
G lory of C h r i s t ; ’’ W ed n esd ay , " T h ■
At th e S k a re k y a rd s we a d m ire d a
F o u r J u d g m e n ts o f th e New T e s ta ­
vije W ilhoit had a big league
ru n fu ll o f y o u n g L e g h o rn ro o s te rs
m e n t ;” T h u rs d a y , "W ill th e C h u rch
try
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was
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back
to
,atso s e v e ra l a c re s o f h e a lth y k a le
Henrv B H allo w ell of McPher­
W ich ita W estern L eague club Joe
In P a rt o r In W hole Oo T h ro u g h th e
a n d s e v e ra l im p o sin g ch ic k e n h o u ses
son Kansas, 80 yearR old. believes
picked up his bat and got busy
T r ib u la tio n ? ”
F rid a y , " T h e F o u r
w ith w ide v e ra n d a s a tta c h e d .
A nd
he is the oldest living ex-marine.
He set a w orld record hit safely
He was orderly at the W h ite
A p p e a rin g s of C h r is t.’’
feed h o p p e rs by th e sco re
E v e ry ­
In
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break
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g
House In the Buchanan adminis­
th in g . a n d p le n ty o f It. h as been s u p ­
th e m ark set by Jack Neas of the
tration.
In a recent visit to
plied to tic k le a h e n ’s a p p e tite .
O akland C oast league team of 4fc
C e rta ln te e d (te n y e a r g u a ra n te e
Washington he carried the white
C onsecutive g am es
Now W ilhoit
• At th e H endricks place new b u ild ­
ro o fin g ), | 3 p e r sq u a re . L. L. Kid
gloves he wore there when oa
goes back to th e big league B os­
duty a decade ago.
in g s are g o in g up— very am b itiou s
d e r Ild w . Co.
Adv.
ton Red Hox have sent for him
on es, co n tain in g 12 com p artm en ts.
In 28» tim e s a t bat he h it for a
Milk fo r sale, d e liv e re d dally
C ontinued on page 3
P ercentage o f SOS.
¡G re sh a m D airy. P h o n e 901,
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Additional Gresham Locals
25 More Women 25
WANTED AT THE
Gresham Cannery
The amount of nears we can handle de­
pends on the amount of helj> we have and
we would like to increase our daily output.