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G resham O utlook
VOL. 9, NO. 67
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1919
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th e only official b u si
ness of the m eeting, it w as quickly
finished and a d jo u rn m e n t w as ex
pected. There seem ed, how ever, to
be much on the m in d s of som e p re s
ent and the o p p o rtu n ity to p resent
some topics of g e n e ra l w elfa re was
too good to let pass. J u d g e S taple-
ton was especially im p re ssed witti
the need of speedy an d en e rg etic
action in reference to th e housing
necessity in G resham .
The com m ittee a p p o in te d at the
meeting of th e b u sin ess m en last
week was not rea d y to p re se n t a
formal report b u t s ta te d th ey w ere
still investigating.
I t w as th o u g h t
there was need fo r im m e d ia te action
and the com m ittee w as a sk ed to fo r
mulate a plan and re p o rt a t a c iti
zen’s meeting on T h u rs d a y n ig h t of
this week. T he m e etin g w ill be at
the Masonic hail, u n d e r auspices of
the business m en’s asso cia tio n , but
It is a public, m e etin g an d every one
with any in te re st in th e g ro w th of
the city and lo cality an d keeping
here of such in d u strie s as we have
and preparing th e w ay fo r o th e rs is
most urgently in v ite a to a tte n d .
Avery in te re stin g d iscussion of th e
local telephone s itu a tio n was p re
cipitated when C o n stab le S quire
asked why it sh o u ld be n ecessary for
him to pay out of h is ow n pocket a
night call when it p e rta in e d to the
peace and w elfare of th e city, or
why the m arshal sh o u ld pay p e r
sonally for a call w hen n ecessary at
night to call th e co n stab le.
Many took occasion to v en t th e ir
pent up feeings in re g a rd to th e te le
phone service in g e n e ra l h u t were
somewhat calm ed w hen told th a t the
company had o rd e re d a seven th o u s
and dollar sw itch b o a rd , th e d elin
quency of w hich h ad been delayed,
but when in stalled w ould give a lo
cal line service th e sam e in c h a ra c
ter as given in P o rta n d . T h e te le
phone company in m a k in g p re p a ra
tion for the in sta lla tio n of th is new
board which will reliev e th e conges
tion and im prove th e service.
So, gentle te le p h o n e u se r, be p a
tient and co n tin u e in hope.
The m eeting passed a reso lu tio n
uking the te le p h o n e com pany to
suspend the u su al n ig h t c h a rg e for
necessary calls of th e m a rsh a l or
constable when th e y used th e lines
for the duties of th e ir office.
S u b s c r ib e N o w - T i m e Is S h o r t
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TO ALL READERS;—
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know about. Other transcendent event* are im
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The year 1920 will he presidential election year.
Great issues are looming. You want to be informed
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of newspapers generally has not increased!
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own locality.
OFFER GOOD UNTIL OCTOBER 31.
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’iTheDtown caucus w as called to o r
der by the recorder, K. A. M iller, and
Judge 0 W. S tapleton was chosen as
hairman for th e m eeting. T h ere
n t a large a tte n d a n c e of m en but ,
„oi one woman v o te r w as p resen t.
On the announcem ent of th e record- ,
nr that there w ould be fo u r vacan -I
cies on the council, th re e fo r r e g u
lar two-year te rm s an d one fo r one-
re,r the m eeting proceeded to bai-
ot on the nam es proposed.
T he |
toting resulted in placin g in n o m i
nation two ca n d id a tes fo r each o f
fice to be tilled, as follow s:
For the o ne-year te rm — C. 1.
Raker. J. B M etzger.
For the tw o-year te rm — A. H am -
mar T. R H ow itt, Ed. A ylsw orth.
C. j. Lundquist, J. C an n o n , B. L.
Walrad.
This being
OREGON
COG RIDES IN AIR
1ZENS DISCUSS
VARIOUS PROBLEMS
There was 110 ,ack of in te re 8 ,ln «
Elions presented fo r co n sld era-
’ before the citizens a t th e tow n
“ meeting held in M etzger’s hall
¡»si night. T hough ca lled officially
( r' an election o rd in a n c e fo r th e
“ L g e of placing in n o m in a tio n a
K or tickets fo r th e com ing tow n
action to be held on N ovem ber 4.
, meeting soon took a b ro a d e r
Xne and brought o u t som e in te r-
«ling discussions an d ex p ressio n s
COUNTY,
W hen Lieut. Maynard. J h s
’’flying parson." hopped off at
New York for San Francisco with
fifty other flyers in the big race
across the continent and back, he
had a mascot in “Trixie," a Ger
man police dog. th at rode wtth
him. Maynard was a m inister in
Carolina before war. He won the
recent New York-Toronto air
race.
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UNION HIGH WINS
SECOND FOOTBALL GAME
TUESDA YS
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER YEAR
EXPECTS FARMERS’ PAY
TO BE BT HOUR
CONSTABLE SQUIRE
NABS BOOTLEGGERS
G resham last S atu rd ay n ig h t cam e
n e a r being th e c e n te r of o p era tio n of
a very slick bootlegging schem e.
¡T h a n k s to th e vlgilence of th e co u n
ty sh e riff’s office and th e a le rtn e s s of
I C on stab le S q u ire th e schem e was
I nipped in th e bud and th e o p era tiv es
I speedily a rre ste d , trie d and fined.
E arly in th e evening th e co n stab le
' received word by phone to be on th e
lookout fo r a c e rta in S tu d e b a k e r
to u rin g ca r probably b earin g license
(n u m b er 52375. T he co n stab le took
i his sta n d n ea r th e fo u n tain an d k ep t
j his eyes open. He did not w ait long,
j T he ca r drew up to th e cu rb n e a r th e
I fo u n tain . T h ere w ere five m en in th e
| c*r, one of th em a G resham m an who
( itad had a good sam ple o r w as ab o u t
to have and probably about ready to
T h at farm ers have the r*ght to | pay o v er a good lot of h ard cash fo r
a whole pig fu ll— of sw eetened w ater.
• x [e c t re tu rn s on th e ir products
T he G reshant m an was ev id en tly
which would be a fair re m u n e ra
an in n o cen t ( ? ) victim an d w as a l
tion for num ber of h ours of labor
low ed to d e p a rt, it is hoped wise
,— w hether It be eight hours or
en ough to n ever again allow h im self
114 hours a day— was th e voice
of ag ricu ltu re made before the I to yield to such an u n safe m eth o d of
o b ta in in g a d r in k — o r a ju g full.
capltai-lsbor-publlc Round Table
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conference
by O.
B. ______
B rad fu te, i T he fo u r b o o tleg g ers w ere lined
presid en t of th e Ohio F arm Bu- i up tn fro n t of R a k e r’s g a ra g e and
reau F ed eratio n , and one of th e ! search ed . One had a gun an d one a
five representing ag ric u ltu re
In ' cru el lo oking billy. T he head pro-
thla b isto rts session. *
m o ter of th e gang had a p in t b o ttle
__________ _______of w hat Is said to have been th e real
MODERN
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u r r T T M C i pocket. A tu b e from th is ex ten d ed
MONSTER M E E T IN G ld o w n ingide his coat sleeve to his
G eorge F. H oney has been appointed ch airm an in ch a rg e of
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M em orial fund drive for th e city of G resham T he
G resham
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tra c t a sam p le from th e b o ttle of
By E D W A R D STRONG.
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T he Union high football team
M r Honey never sleeps on a job. nor le t. any o th e rs « ^ p . j
oV ^ V i r d ^ n
ja u n te d over to Camas last F riday in
p leasin g and an o rd e r w as placed
th re e “ U niversal«” and jau n ted back
and in his c h a ra c te ristic way has tackled th is drive. T h e tim e is ^ d a i a n d sm o k er to be given by th e | and a goodly sum of money paid over,
w ith th e score of two to nothing in short and th e drive will be en erg etic. T he closing d ate is M onday. Oct. 27. ,
consU H n^“ 0 “ *Alfrod h h e c u s to m e r’s b o ttle o r ju g was
th e ir favor. The gam e was exceed
w ate r colored
w ith
Mr. Honey has d istrib u te d sev eral su b scrip tio n books at co n v en ien t H am m ar B L w a lr a d an d C. J t filled— w ith
ingly clean, no penalties or injuries
places where it will be easy fo r everyone to add his ’u n ite .” O ne was left L u n d q u ^ ti assisted by o th e r loyal I b > u rn t su g ar. All th is tra n sa c tio n of
took place o u t on a cro ssro ad s
being inflicted on th e players of at th e grad e school and of course th e ch ild ren will fill it. One has been left a nd active m em bers of th e local I o u rse
Bcheduled apot
e ith e r side. Both team s played good
C o n stab le S q u tre locked up h it
gam es w hile the work of B rugger at with each class of th e h igh school an d one w ith th e facu lty . A book has cam p, have b”” r‘ « w k - ‘ co n in M in i:
fo r
,.vi,nt
, t i!t j men to
city JaU V h c ^ a o ^ e d ^ n
le ft and for G resham was in a class been left a t each d ru g sto re in G resham , and a book is a t th e O utlook office
for any who do not su b scrib e elsew here.
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needless to say th a t th is will be one ,
p riso n ers to P o rtlan d
all by itself.
T he ball was received and the
The one g re a t effort in th is R oosevelt M em orial fund driv e is to get as of tb e ia rg « t and m ost
T h eir tria l was held Monday an d they
T h« lit .iw !
flnw* ’ 5® each
play largely carried on in Gresham many as possible to give so m eth in g , no m a tte r how sm all. T he child may tr a te r o a l
te rrito ry d uring the first period. The g iv e a penny and get a certificate of m em bership and th e sam e . i l l he given
, d e v e l o p ^ at t h s t r i a , th a t they
second q u a rte r was played more in to anyone w hatever his o r h e r d o n atio n .
7u™ £
pa,d th - n* ” 25 ° D “ deal cam e
th e m iddle of th e field except for the
The purpose of th e fund has been fully explained and Is found elsew h ere j , UCCMU!
R ealisin g th a t th e ir own j
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i . b all
•• will n ot v be p la l rg i e n en
i o l u i g ’ti
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last few m inutes when a 25-yard ru.i
h to
to ¡HI-
as i I th em an d g o t b ark $200.
in
this
issue.
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and Cam as punted out of danger.
T h e license n u m b e r w as Issued on
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m em b ers to be p rese n t an d b rin g a 1917 S tu d e b a k e r tn th e n am e of
T he la st half saw Union high on
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a «
r -c o h i Mason B ajovlch of 270 C ouch stre e t,
th e offensive and score was soon reg
m an resid in g In th e t IclnRy
G resh- P o rt,a n d
V nder th e B(.at waa found
Keep th e pennies ro llin g . T he R oosevelt m o n u m en t w ill be a trib u te am will be given th e glad h an d th a t
istered a fte r th e kick-off. W ith
Ml<.h |g an ||c „ n, e , ag w h ,ch waa
C am as on her 15-yard line an a t forever to tru e , sta lw a rt A m ericanism .
n ig h t an d show n a real w o rth -w h ile
so m e tim e , used on th e ca r
ev en in g of e n te rta in m e n t. T he m eet-
b lin d
tem pted pu n t was fum bled and be
ing will begin p ro m p tly at 8 o'clock I
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fore it was recovered several yards
To the Roosevelt Menue-Gl kawwdatlaa.
a n d w ill c o n sist of sm o k e s a n d a s h o r t
OFFICER VISITS
had been lost. The p u n ter dropped
Jacob K aniler. Coon‘v Cl. < - ” n.
p ro g ram , given by local ta le n t, f o l- :
fl A R A N D W R C
back to kick again but repeated his
Care Press Club. Lika Buuu.ng,
lowed by sh o rt ta lk s on W oodcraft.
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butter-fingered s tu n t and was nailed
Portland. Oregon.
by sev eral p ro m in en t local w orkers
T h e G. A R. an d W. R. C. held
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in his track s behind the goal line for
An In v ita tio n has been se n t to all | th e ir re g u la r m onthly m eetin g last
to tlie R oosevelt MiaoaUL I I » a
a safety.
cam ps in th e co unty to a tte n d and Sa(Ur day a , g ra n g e hall,
In th e last q u a rte r the scrim m age
th e re will be a larg e d eleg atio n from
„ th ese o rg an iz atio n s a re as cor-
Name
was wayed n ear th e m iddle of the
P o rtla n d p resen t.
I d ,a | and r heery in th e ir se cret m eet-
Hon. J. G. T ate, head a u d ito r and i jnKtl aa ,j,py a re d u r (ng th e ir lunch
field, until near the end of th e game
Address — -
le c tu re r fo r th e Pafifl« • o ast will »■ | j,o u r , jt would do one w o rld ’s of good
when a fum bled punt gave Camas the
Ti«e shove amouot .* *««« oed tie re with.
p rese n t and will d eliv er th e p rin cip al | to belong to th e m
T he w e a th e r o u t
ball on th e Union high 20-yard-llne.
ad d re ss of th e evening. All who doors was cool, b u t not so Indoors A
W ith th e goal post looming like
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A re o rd in e to tb « p iin » o f the
Ronseven
1 to e re e t » h . t i o n . l M o n u m e n t la
ghosts of defeat over th eir shoulders
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Mem r i . F u n d o f I
p ub lic p a rk » I O ywter B a y. S V ,
nothing less than a tan k could have
W .sbinston, U. C.; to -eq.ore .n mv i t . • p o -
en ln g to his claro n voice F rid ay finem ent behind th e p iano in th e
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n ig h t. S tate D eputy A P M artin of lodge room . T he g en ial w arm th of
put a hole in th e line. T hree suc
r^ m n i
perpetu... the pr ipte. .od M -*. ■ ? Thwwtor. BoceveA.
P o rtla n d will he present an d will fa- th e room was reflected in th e free
cessive sm ash er a t the line were
I v o r th e assem b lag e w ith on e of his b a n te r and happy c h a tte r of those
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«h» fu n d « II r e r e »e « re e t I Sr « t e o f m e m b e rs h ip is th s
busted like a glass vase dropped from
snappy f ra te rn a l speeches.
P ast seated ab o u t th e eleg a n t d in n e r of
a ^ ï e t Î M e » toA ^ . i t ’ * « '« * ■ “
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th e flag pole of th e W oolworth b u ild
S ta te D eputy J W Sim m ons will a l ste am in g hot v ictu als an d te m p tin g
school c o n tr ib u tin g to tue fu n d .
ing to th e pavem ent. A try a t a
so be p resen t and assist in th e ora- coffee.
. - I l - e ntmwst ■--= th e U K o f n s w d « v < led
field goal went wide and the ball was
T h e n am e o f e . e r v
’ > w c h .n « io « . è . C
| to ric a l efforts, as well as o th e r prom -
At th e head of th e ta b le sat Rev.
In th e N a tio n a l M o n u m e n t U l e e m l . 1 »« " c i u u s w —
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retu rn ed to the m iddle of the field by
I in e n t P o rtlan d W oodm an
11. B. Self. N ear him was E. E. Chlp-
a punt. Peak added the final th rill
t . w n h v a ir a l tra in in g Is Dart of th e l
A fter th e sp eak in g th e co m m ittee m an w ayln< a - d ru n , « tick ” a t good
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o f ln .tru c H o n .
to h av e
“ P “ “ •‘r » '« “' e . th a t |
ra d „ N L Hni„ h who no,
by pulling off a 30-yard run th a t al SEVENTH GRADE PUPILS
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m ost cleaned the enem y’s backfield
entertain at assembly
¡1 t *not fo u r tin e re /e s s periods la u g h te r, b ut th ey will not hint wha< ^n , ng flourishes, helped him self to
for a touchdown.
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e x e r o to e T u ^ » £ such ' 5t
a n '1 ,h e only WBjr
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m a a n n ’i ’s dellc-
One of th e best ways of teach in g T he form of exercises is to oe su c h , (< j cor DP a n d
Next F riday th e team is going to
fo r younM.if
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m
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pie.
W
illiam
B u tle r and
ch
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ren
love
of
co
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try
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to
teach
Hood River w here they hope to keep
as will “ p ro m o te co rrec t physical
COUNTY COUNCIL MET
T he M odern W oodm en of Am erica
eorge K n lerlem w ere both doing
AT RU SSELLVILLE up th e good work and tak e every them th e old p atrio tic songs and ’he p o stu re an d b earin g , m en tal and is th e la rg e st fra te rn a l beneficiary G
ju s tre to tw en ty d fferen t k in d s of
associated w ith them .
physical a le rtn e ss, self co n tro l, d is
th in g out of Hood River but the history
week th> Monday m orning assem bly cip lin ed In itia tiv e , sense of p atrio tic society In A m erican h av in g m ore th an good th in g s arra n g e d in m ounds on
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at th e grad e school sta rte d th e pro d u ty and sp irit of co o p eratio n u n d er
helpful m eeting of th e M ultnom ah
Union High
Camas High
g ram
w ith th e sp irite d classic, le ad e rsh ip " Now Is a m ost o p p o r b ersb ip tn 15,000 cam ps in , h e 'H o o d s.
County Council of th e P aren t-T ea ch -
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N ear th e o th e r en d of th e ta b le sa t
• M arching T h ro u g h G eorgla” — even tu n e tim e to get a covered play
trs associations w as held la s t S a tu r Camp
paid tn d eath claim s m ore th a n $200.- in sp ectin g o ttr e r , Mrs. E liz ab e th F.
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little
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babes,
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Strong
day at Russellville. M any m a tte rs of
g ro u n d .
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to
th
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widows
an
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rp
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an
s
IjiM o n te of P o rtlan d , who said th a t
.. . M iller ing on th e “ H u rrah .
r g 1
business were giv en co n sid eratio n , Wallin*
N ext M onday m o rn in g a t 19
deceased m em bers
O ne of the officially sh e inspects th e books b ut
Two pum pkin faces sta n d in g on Be o 'clock, th e second g ra d e p upils will of
. H enderson
interesting ta lk s an d re p o rts were M iller
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very a ttra c tiv e fe a tu re s of th e socie in cid en tally th e food and could give
K arm ath piano, one looking ugly, th e o th e r e n te rta in .
liatened to, e n te rta in in g fea tu re s S atterstrom
1 F r
ty is its sa n a to riu m , located at Colo an em p h atic O K on th e la tte r. O th er
Mr».
’ ere enjoyed, an d p lan s laid fo r fu Gran
....... Sherk uglier, suggested H allow e'en
1 t r
rad o Springs. C olorado, w here any v isitin g m em bers w ere Mrs M ary E.
O tto’s pupils had been m issing during
ture activities.
Evans
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m em ber of th e society afflicted with Barlow of G ladstone, Mrs R oslna
STRAW BERRIES
1 p r
B rugger
th e singing
P resen tly som e of them MAGOON
Among th e sp e a k e rs w ere County
Jacoby m ade th e ir ap p earan ce, sw ath ed in
BEARING SECOND CROP ¡ th e dread ed w h ite plague can receive F o o ts-E v an s an d Mrs N ellie M. A l
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Commissioners R u fu s H olm an and Peak ...........
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d rid g e of O regon C ity.
r b 1 ............ 8cott m o th e r’s best sh e e t— « ) very spooky
Miss M ulheron. T h e la tte r is head Johnston
T hose who have th e M agoon fre e of ch a rg e
T he reco rd s of th is
T he G resham ladles sam p led each
R. B ennett as they trailed over th e stag e ** real
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h
r
Skirvin
(Ca
of the school d e p a rtm e n t ot th e p ub
s tra w b e rrie s are in luck fo r th ese her- in stitu tio n show th a t m ore th a n 350o o th e rs cookery, exchanged recipe«
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B
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live
goblins
alw
ays
tra
il.
T
he
re
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lic library.
H er su b je c t was. The Jones
m ain d er of th e g rad e cam e oni th e riea a re now y ielding th e ir second m em bers h av e been tre a te d th e re and across th e ta b le and ad m ired each
Companionship fo u n d in Books. Miss
I a p a rtia l o r p erm an en t c u re effected o th e r's ab ility to get ju s t th e rig h t
stag
e to assist in a co n cert rec itatio n c ro p
Mulheron was w ith th e A. L. A. in GENEROUS DONATION
T h e G eorge M etzgers have stx row s in 2499 cases.
am o u n t of su g ar, pepper, sa lt o r o th
about
th
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wind
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n
ig
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th
a
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m
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France and to ld from h e r ex p e ri
D uring th e la te w ar all so ld ie rs’ e r co n d im en t In th e ir b lu e ribbon con
FROM CHURCH SOCIETY th e sh iv ers ru n up an d down people » of Magoon* and th re e row s of Mar-
ences how m uch th e books w ere en
shall*. 109 feet long. F ro m th is p atch 1 an d s a ilo rs ’ claim s w ere paid by th e coctions
joyed by th e so ld ie rs in F ran ce
T he first O regon claim of
T he donation for the P o rtlan d In backbones.
D inner o v er, th e G. A. R 's re tire d
A d elig h tfu l piano solo played by thev sold a h u n d red d o lla rs’ w orth of society
Many times they w ould select unusual d u strla l ce n te r collected and packed
b erries d u rin g th e su m m er and in th is n a tu re was paid to th e m o th e r to th e lodge room to "sw o p “ y arn s
books which th e y said th e y long had a t the home of Mrs. C. J. Lundquist Joyce K idder m ade everyone forget ad d itio n can n ed o r used on th e ir ¡o f a m em ber of G resh am Cam p aro u n d th e b ea tin g stove, w hile th e
sh iv ers and th e creeps
’ anted to read b u t n ev e r before had last week shows th e generous sp irit th e The
T he Ms Alvi Linn who en listed from O resb-1 ra d |7 i ’ “c le s re d ” up th e d ish es
Bw-
p are n ts who fail to see th ese ta b le $29 o r 1 J9 w orth
the time
little exercises are m issing * good goon* a re b earin g again-—n ot a berry am was th e first M odern W oodm en forp tbp mpn w ere h alf w ay th ro u g h
of
th
e
com
m
unity
Among th e e n te r ta in in g fea tu re s
Mrs Metz in O regon to give his life fo r his coun- j , bp esampalKft In V irginia, th e w omen
Several m o th ers would h ____o
a te r tw o. b ut a real cro p
Over 50 q u a rts of canned fru it deal.
’ as a violin an d pian o d u et with
see a g e r has been m a k in g sh o rt cake* eov- try . an d a lth o u g h he had only been a fo| k , had e , Pry dlah
» » .h e d th e
been
th
rille
d
w
ith
p
rid
e
to
local solo by Miss H oeber, violinist nine pounds of dried fru it, a sack fui
‘rowTf ho’« g allan tly rise as ered and sm o th ered w ith luscious m em ber ab o u t th re e m onth* his bene- floor b ru , hp<1 an d
,h„
M<i vocalist, and Miss H a rris, pianist of potatoes, an o th er sack full of Whf m a n and o ffe r th e tr ch airs to » M agoon. T h in k of g oing o u t Into th e , «clary received th e fu ll am o u n t of ; a r r „ , rpd fo r , w R c . w hen all out-
*oev a^ . with th e E llison-W hite large vegetables, a box of fine apple» o n WEi r ‘ f little r lr l s < h o cam* Into g ard e n , a im a ll one. an d p k k in g tw o hi* Insurance.
wider* h a te to w ithdraw
r t, of *t
raw
A ll[M odern W oodm en who d o n o t j
ohautauqua system
T h e ir n um ber an o th e r box of assorted sm all vege- ih e i ^ m a fte r i l l available chair» q u a rts
stra
w b berrie*
e rrie s w hen th e tree*
tre e s
’ ag greatly a p p re c ia te d .
A nother tablpfl w ere contrib u ted
SERVICE MEN
In «pite w eW flBed. It was all done so q u ick a re b are and th e flow ers are show ing receive a s p - < ia l in v it a t io n a re asked
to co n sid er th a t they a r e Invited and ,
feature was a d rill and song by the of th e high price of shoes. 42! pairs ly and so well th a t a ro u n d of ap th a t It 1* alm o st N ovem ber
TO BE EN TERTAINED
come.
T he b erries th a t Mrs
M etzger
Primary d e p a rtm e n t.
T h e upper of them with plenty of com fort still plause was accorded th e boys
Srade children sa n g . “ T h e re Is No were offered fo r those m ore n e e d N
Service m en will be g u ests at a
A nnouncem ent was m ade th a t ac- b ro u g h t to th e O utlook office show
K re m e n '« IN
Land Like O reg o n .” Miss F lem m ing
^ , X e U«n , h r new issue of school th a t they are q u ite fro st proof
w elcom e-hom e su p p e r given by th e
D on't fo rg e t th a t on H allow e’en Red C ross ladle« a t g ran g e h all. S a t
a re a d in g e n title d . " T ip p e ra ry .’ Among the g arm e n ts sent
ch
ild
re
n
’s
dresses,
14
baby
petti
n ig h t th e flrem en will g iv e an all u rd ay ev en in g , O ctober 25. at 7
£ “‘n< a trib u te to th e so ld ier boys
che children accom panied th e read coats, nine woolen sk irts for * ro * “_
n ig h t dance.
I o'clock.
Special ho n o r g u ests will
ups. beside coats, su its and o th e r
n* b y singing " T ip p e ra ry .”
i be th o se boys who have re tu rn e d dur-
Milk
for
sale,
d
elivered
m
iscellaneous
articles.
che R ussellville people w ent to
dally. i ing th e su m m e r and who h av e not
G resh am D airy
P h o n e 901.
touch tro u ble to e n te r ta in th e coun-
! * |y e t been e n te rta in e d , b u t all service
W hen th e ladles of the M ission
C ity H a ll, F a ir v ie w , S a t u r d a y , O c to b e r 2 5
tl and deserve special c re d it T here ary society
m en a re In v ited and welcome. T he
had finished packing
Some
used
p
lo
s
s
in
Steel
an
d In v ita tio n to each Includes a friend
**re b eautiful d ec o ratio n s. D ahlias
is h e d b y G ill « r o m e r s . . . . . i th e re w' r‘ f'
j
’^ ^ u l g l n g with
ehllled
Tw o p o ta to d lg g » rs
O th er also
**fe fu rn ished
bv Gill B ro th e rs and
a p ie b y H A L ew i. Bou-1 and one
good used im p lem en ta
Japanese M
Maple
by H A Lewis Bou-
Mrs BenJ. C am eron. Mrs. O. A.
By Katherine Trevette
W A HESHEL. p hone 544.
huets of d ah lias w ere p rese n ted to ¡ » h a t will
E astm an an d Mrs Jo h n M etcger are
several som ebody..
’hose who assiste d on th e program
the co m m ittee In charge
Fxcellent Vocal and Instrumental Musi
L arg e a sso rtm e n t of seco n d -h an d
M rs L undquist sp ru n g a little sur-
.
reso |u t |on r e la tin g to m usic In
f u rn itu re
At re a so n a b le prices
J
Tsjloetww
Ln d^r .luspicei of omsn s Society of Fairv^rw Church
ru ral schools w hich was In tro
on th e ladies. A fter th e hard
F M etzger. Y our H om e F u rn is h e r
’•Med by th e L ynch association **’ I
was over, sn appetlz.ng Iu
F o r men
and
women « lean in g ,
A d m i» » io n 2 5 cen t*
pressing and rep airin g d o n s wall.
c*n’ly was fa v o ra b ly acted on
i
„ aR served— b u t th e hostess
Read
th
e
W
ant
ad
s
P ete r L enard. Powell stre e t
j. P L yn ch , p re sid e n t of th e
, w ant th a t m entioned, so not
*uncll. gave a very fine re p o rt of th.
h
word
f*cctit sta te co n v en tio n a t M edford
A Program You Will Enjoy
READINGS AND IMPERSONATIONS