Gresham outlook., October 28, 1919, Image 1

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W EEK
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
NO. 67
OME BUILDERS ASSN.
ORGANIZE WITH $10,000
OREGON
TUESD AYS
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.60 PER YEAR
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1919
UNION HIGH OBSERVES
ROOSEVELT DAY
LOCAL W.O.W. MEN
AND FRIENDS WILL
FRATERNIZE HERE
Very im pressive exercises in m em ­
ory of T heodore R oosevelt w ere held
at Union high school y esterd ay im ­
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m ediately a fte r th e noon in te rm is­
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’ meeting w »8 h e ld In a ta n tla l paym ent down on an ap-
sion, E m u iett W elling an d M arlon
i cltizeI‘ s
night w hich c a u g h t I proved plan of building, contracting
lla g b e rg of th e stu d e n t body o rg a n i­
iconic hal •
lgj kb ey w ere to pay th e balance, principal ami in-
zation. in charge. P resid en t W elling
It is said by th o se fa m ilia r w ith
napping^ |iome o r fo rg o t a b o u t te re s t, in easy Installm ents. The oli
m ade th e opening rem a rk s, follow ed th e plana for th e big W oodm en rally
“¿ ¡ ¡ f o n e ’o f'th e moat im p o rta n t je c t Is to m ake It easy for people,
by
th e
invocation by
P rin cip al to be held to m o rro w , W ednesday
Goodwin. T he assem bly stood w ith n ig h t. O ctober 29. in th e M asonic
“ ’ “ ever held here. T he tim e especially w orkm en in our fac’ories
■ting» had been p reviously an - an d shops, to own th e ir own homes
bowed heads in profo u n d silence h all. G resham , th a t it will be th e
place
in th is locality, thus, in a measure,
w hile th ese w ords w ere pro n o u n ced : m ost e n te rta in in g affair of its kind
***d„,nnae of the m eetin g w as to m eetin g th e im m ediate dem and fo.
"O God, o u r F a th e r, we ask Thy ever held in th e sta te o u tsid e of P o r t­
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blessing upon o u r co u n try , an d Thy land. T h at Is saying a good deal b ut
Tb\ p flPnal rt port of th e com m it- m ore hom es.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
g uidance for all th o se who. in th is th e only way to know If It Is tr u e is
T he rep o rt of the com m ittee was
#ve appointed to fo rm u la te a
grav e h o u r, a re ch a rg ed w ith th e re ­ to come and see. It is c e rta in th e
, »/plan for a hom e b u ild in g as- u nanim ously approved and adopted
In the last hglf century this country made
sponsibility of public office. We give plans a re e la b o ra te an d on a la rg e
'S nP There was a fa ir a tte n d - an d th e incorporatio n papers will be
greater advances in all channels of human en­
T hee th a n k s fo r th e u p rig h t life, the scale and M ultnom ah Gamp, u n d e r
, Usten to the re p o rt w hich was executed in a few days.
deavor than ever were made by any country in any
fearless p a trio tism , th e u nw avering w hose auspices th e rally is held. Is
A
call
for
fu
rth
e
r
subscriptions
was
half century of all time. T h e credit is due to the
He by G. w . S tapleton.
devotion to d u ty of Thy se rv a n t used to u n d e rta k in g big th in g s and
“J
Stapleton a n n o u n c ed th e m ade and the am ount subscribed was
m en and women who kept their shoulders to the
T heo d o re Roosevelt.
c a rry in g them th ro u g h successfully.
n«tee had decided on a co rp o ra- b ro u g h t up to $7600.
wheels of progress. A n d not the least of these was
May his m em ory Inspire us to
It w as announced the list would
T he eam p of n early 4000 m em bers
«tth $10,000 c a p ita l sto c k , to
Theodore R oosevelt soldier, legislator, author,
deeper loyalty an d to n o b ler service. located in eust P o rtla n d , issues a
Subscribed for a t $50 a sh a re . T en be le ft for a few days at the Bank of
hunter, ranchman, student, president.
May we sta n d ev er fo r th o se p rin ­ m o n th ly , 16-page m agazine, p rin te d
* L was to be a cash p ay m en t G resham for o thers to add th eir su b ­
O n the twenty-seventh of October it w ill be
ciples of law an d rig h t, of in d iv id u al at th e O utlook office. It is called T he
scrip
tio
n
s.
* » note Riven to cover th e b alan c e,
lib erty an d eq u al o p p o rtu n ity upon M ultnom ah Booster, an d reflects th e
•ixty-one years that Theodore Roosevelt came to
Thus
a m ovement has been ]
“ be paid in sm all a m o u n ts w hen
w hich o u r G overnm ent is founded, sp irit of tr u e fra te rn a lism and p ro te c ­
add his strenuous life to the up building of civ­
J e d in carrying o u t th e p ro g ra m lau n ch ed in G resham which will add
and on w hich o u r life depends.
ilization. democracy and justice in Am erica. O n
m a te ria lly and m orally to the good
tio n th a t c h a racterize s th is cam p of
«1 home building.
"A s tru e A m ericans may we be th e o rd e r of W oodm en of th e W orld.
this
anniversary
of
his
birth
the
people
of
Roose­
n
am
e
w
hich
o
u
r
town
has
gained
for
", was announced th a t eleven m en
ready each one to w ith stan d all T h e P o rtla n d cam p now has on a
velt’s native land w ill lay the foundation of the
progressiveness.
It will encourage
‘ already subscribed »_________
$500 each
w rong and h u rtfu l influences, and to cam paign for 500 new m em b ers by
h‘J ’'^ d e c id e d t J c a i r t h e co rp o ra - o u r grow ing industries as it will as-
Roosevelt memorial, and it w ill be a memorial
uphold w h atev er is for th e good of Ja n u a ry first next, an d th e in d icatio n s
11,he Gresham H om e B u ild ers as-1 su re them th a t the people here hav.
worthy of a Roosevelt, for this foundation w ill be
o u r co u n try an d of th e w orld, a re they will larg ely o v er reach th e
uinn ' It was sta te d th e p u rp o se a disposition to meet the new de-
laid in the hearts of the men and women to whom
th ro u g h C h rist o u r L ord. A m en."
m ark .
to build hom es fo r th o se w ho m ands which th e ir grow th will p re-.
Theodore Roosevelt was one of the greatest
T rib u te s to T h eo d o re R oosevelt by
All W oodm en an d th e ir g en tlem en
™!d secure a lot an d m a k e a s u b - 1 sen t.
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o f Americans.
p ro m in en t people w ere read by th e frie n d s who d esire to le arn ab o u t th is
T h e people o f the U n ite d States w ill long re­
class p resid en ts. A lbert Cam p, p res­ g re a t f ra te rn a l b enefit society are
member and honor the Roosevelt, who a year ago
id en t of th e se n io r class read th e m ost co rd ially in v ited . In v ita tio n s
reso lu tio n s of th e Boy S couts; M au r­ have been b an d ed o u t b u t if anyone
laid down the burdens of mortal life.
ice B otkin of ’21 gave S tew ard Ed­ li .s been m issed he is hereby Invited
w ard W h ite’s trib u te : F lo ren ce Rosin an d ask ed only to m ak e h im self
of th e ’22 class read E d w ard Boll's know n to th e co m m ittee at th e door.
eu lo g y ; and F ra n cis P eak of class
T he cam p p rom ises to b rin g o u t a
The route which th e hig h w ay com - th e possible routes today and tomor-1
'2 3 , gave a trib u te from M ajor-G en­ la rg e d eleg atio n from P o rtlan d . T hey
sission will decide on fo r th e Mt row. They asked th a t a delegation |
era l W ood.
Hood loop highway has been an d still from G resham m eet these commis­
will a rriv e ab o u t 8 o'clock, 50 or
T h e flag cerem ony was an Im p res­ m ore a u to loads. A m ong th em will
„ a matter of m uch concern to all sioners at 8:3 0 o’clock this morning
and
go
over
p
art
of
the
route,
along
residents and property o w n ers of ea st-
sive fe a tu re of th e exercises. Leslie be D eputy H ead C onsul E. P. M ar­
.... Multnomah And
era
and n o rth e rn ( lack- w ith Boring delegates. Chas. Cleve
he strove to su rro u n d him self w ith E. W ebb of th e faculty and E dw ard tin , City C om m issioner Bigelow,
1
Æ
ROOSEVELT
E X E R C IS E S
imas counties. Some have been
e ablest.
H is frie n d s w ere re ­ S tro n g acted as flag esco rts holding D istrict A ttorney D etch, D eputy City
losing sleep in th e ir an x iety to agreed to go with them on this trip
AT THE GRADE SCHOOL th
L
eaving
here
th
is
m
orning
at
quired
to
be
100
p er cen t A m erican alo ft a b e a u tifu l new Old Glory and A tto rn ey S tad ler, M ajor F. H. D rake,
bow especially w h at th e ro u te will
w ith th e au d ien ce sta n d in g . P resid en t
At the Theodore Roosevelt m e­ and equal Io th e task at h a n d ,— n o th ­ W elling gave a eulogy of Roosevelt Jim m ie R u d d iin an , D eputy U. 8.
be on its western end o r e n tra n c e to ab o u t 9 o’clock were County Com­
m issio n ers Holman and Hoyt and
M arshal T lch en o r, C onsul C om m an ­
ing
more.
m orial exercises held yesterday m o rn ­
Portland.
, ,
The matter will likely be in d o u b t Road M aster W. A. Eachel, of M ult­ ing at the grade school, th e children
L incoln's policy of ta k in g th e peo­ an d th e flag. A n u m b e r of p atrio tic d e r H u rst, an d sco res of o th ers.
T he cam p ’s sp len d id deg ree team
lor some weeks yet, or- m ay be nom ah county; County Commission­ gave sketches of Roosevelt’s life— ple into his confidence was rep eated songs w ere ren d e re d by th e w hole
months, but it will reliev e th e m inds ers H arris and Proctor, and Judge of his early childhood, his school and from th is policy cam e th e pow er school.
anil
re g u la r o rc h e stra will come.
Every in d iv id u al at high school, in ­
o( some to know th a t officials a re A nderson, of Clackam as county.
T here will be sin g in g by an Irish
days, as a public officer, his trav els, which Roosevelt had o ver th em . In clu d in g pupils, te ac h ers and ja n ito r
T.
H.
S
herard
and
Geo.
H.
Cecil
of
working on the problem .
com m edienne
from
one of th e
a word Mr. R oosevelt stood fo r "T h e
At the citizens’ m e etin g la st n ig h t th e U. S. F o restry Service, and C. H. home life and closing years of his
c o n trib u te d to w ard th e R oosevelt th e a te rs .
sq
u
are
d
eal,”
not
only
betw
een
ca
p
i­
P
urcell
of
th
e
IT.
S.
departm
ent
of
career.
The
following
sum
m
ary
and
an appeal was m ade by tw o B oring
A pillow light w ill be one of th e
tal and lab o r, b u t for h o n est and M em orial fund, m ak in g U nion high
citizens, Wm. M orand an d W. R. T e l­ adoptedpublic roads. They were ac­ eulogy was read to the ch ildren:
com
panied
by
O.
A.
Palm
er,
W.
It
good
b usiness. He was fo r paymen* 100 p er ce n t in p a trio tism . The fe a tu re s.
Roosevelt was a g reat statesm an ,
ford, for the people of G resh am to
fresh m an class led w ith a d o n atio n of
P ro fesso r G. D. In g ra m , an ex p ert
uie their influence to se cu re a fa ­ T elford, Wm. Morand and Robert of blazing influence. He stood for of a good w age, one w hich would $20.95.
T he to ta l rec eip ts w ere piano p layer, will do som e am azing
en
ab
le
th
e
la
b
o
re
r
to
live
decently
vorable report on th e ro u te w hich Jo n sru d of Boring and Kelso.
T he com m issioners and forestry high ideals; for justice and fair deal­ and put so m eth in g aside fo r a rainy $69.88.
s tu n ts in th e m usical line.
Being
would lead thro u g h G resh am , to H o­
men
will drive through to Govern­ ing between man and nations. He
blin d fo ld ed , w ith th e piano covered
gan, along the new ro ad follow ing
day.
He
u
n
d
ersto
o
d
th
a
t
it
is
th
e
favored
no
class
or
section
but
stood
closely the O. W. P. tra c k s to B o r­ m ent Camp, and return' tomorrow via for a square deal at all times. Al­ ch e erfu l w o rk er th a t is th e p ro fitab le POULTRYMEN PLANNING
w ith a sh e et he w ill play any piece
A BIG OPEN MEETING nam ed w hich he h as ever h eard .
ing; thence east to th e Bluff road C o ttre ll and O rient. L ater they will
one. He also had a keen in te re st in
go
over
the
proposed
ro
u
te
through
though
he
some
tim
es
made
m
istakes,
and into Sandy.
A p p aren tly
th e
A lbert G illette, on e of th e finest
T h e G resham C o o p erativ e Poul-
aukie and Clackamas.
as all men do, he was quick to ac­ th a t g re a te st of all p ro d u cers, th e
road from Sandy, o r n e a r S andy, to M ilw
He stood for a m e rc h an t try m en held a m eetin g nt th e co u n ­ b a ra to n e so lo ists In th e sta te , will
Ju d g e Stapleton announced at the knowledge m istakes when convinced farm er.
Zigzag is already a g re e d upon
From Zigzag on th ro u g h G overn­ m eeting last nigh t th a t through S th a t he was wrong. This fran k n ess m arin e and held th a t th e best way to ty a g ric u ltu ra l a g e n t’s office, F rid ay sing.
T h e re will be re fre sh m e n ts for ail.
he had been inform ed that the endeared him to all who knew him. in su re peace was to be p rep a re d to evening.
A. R. L ym an, p resid en t,
ment Camp and e a st th ro u g h th e for Benson
sta te highw ay commission had appro­
force It if need be.
was In th e c h a ir an d n early all m em ­ Door prizes will be given aw ay.
est reserve th e ro u te , as w ell as th e
He
had
a
clean
soul
and
a
vigorous
priated $175,000 tow ard the grading
Of co u rse th e re will be a few
W hen th e d ea th of P re sid e n t Mc­
building of the road, is in th e h a n d s and
m acadam izing of the loop high­ body. Though a many-sided man, K inley m ade Roosevelt p resid en t, he bers w ere p resen t.
Hiiappy speeches.
of the federal g o v ern m e n t.
Many
q
u
estio
n
s
of
Im
p
o
rtan
ce
to
gifted
in
many
ways,
his
was
a
sim
ple
"D o n 't com e u n less y o u ’re p re ­
The visitors from B oring said th a t way betw een Sandy and Zigzag, on and open ch aracter. His plans grew cam e to th e office“ well equipped h av ­ p o u ltry ra ise rs w ere co n sidered and
that M ultnomah county ap ­
pared to sta y ; d o n ’t let an y th in g ex ­
strong influence was w o rk in g to p u t condition
ing
held
m
any
public
offices.
As
freely
discussed.
T
he
p
resid
en
t
p ro p ria te a like am ount lor the same generally upw ard and were intended
the new highway o u t th ro u g h M il purpose. Investigation had disclos d
p resid en t he persu ed an u n b ro k en com pleted th e nam ing of m em bers cept sick n ess o r d e a th keep you
waukie and C lackam as an d alo n g th e th a t M ultnom ah county had funds to be seen by a stru g g lin g world, and policy of in te rn a tio n a l u n d e rsta n d in g of th e co m m ittees as follow s:
aw ay.”
Clackamas riv er to w a rd E sta c a d a available and could legally do this to cheer men on.
T h ere a re ab o u t 100 m em b ers of
and
good
w
ill.
A
rb
itra
tio
n
took
on
a
On
p
u
b
licity
:
D.
E.
Tow
le,
A.
H.
In speech he was sim ple and direct.
going some distance s o u th of B oring u n d er a provision to develop m arket
M ultnom ah cam p living in G resham
new
life
as
th
e
n
u
m
ero
u
s
a
rb
itra
tio
n
D
ow
sett
and
G.
E.
E
astm
an
.
His purpose was to go directly to the
and missing G resham by a long d is­
On ed u c atio n : Mrs. M arian Elltig. lid vicinity. Of th e se th e follow ing
r °AdBresolution was presented and h ea rt of his subject and th a t of th e tre a tie s m ade w hile he was p resid en t
tance.
Another suggested ro u te w ould passed unanim ously declaring iH “•* people and he usually accom plished testify . His foreign policy was firm Mrs. 8. J. B ennison, Miss Lucy nam es are on th e local co m m ittee of
carry the highw ay e a s t from G resh th e sense of the m eeting th at the both purpose. His language was clear and co u rteo u s, stra ig h t fo rw ard and A dam s, Mrs. Seidel and Mrs. Eva a rra n g e m e n ts:
E rn e st S tra tto n , J. E. M etzger,
am on the Pow ell V alley ro a d to board of county com missioners of and simple. He used w ords to con­ ste ad y , en h a n cin g ev ery w h ere re s­ T horpe.
M. Squire, Roy G ibbs, E. L.
Orient, C ottrell, S andy Bluff an d M ultnom ah county should appropri­ vey ideas and never to befuddle the pect for A m erican rig h ts and A m eri­
On co o p e ratio n : E. L. T h o rp e, A
T h o rp e, C hase E. St. C lair, D. W.
Sandy.
can
honor.
We
ca
n
n
o
t
em
phasize
loo
W.
D
eslo
u
rd
eu
r,
H.
O.
A
ndrew
and
ate a like am ount to that set »»ide by
The m erits o r d isa d v a n ta g e s of th e highw ay commission to take car public. One know s exactly w hat lie m uch th e w isdom of ills policy. He M ark N ickerson.
M iekley, Dr. H. V. Adix, C. G. S ch n ei­
these various ro u tes w ere th o ro u g h ly of th e grading and macadamizing of m eant when one has finished w hat em phasized his policy w hich he often
d er, 11 L. St. C lair, R. II. C onfrey,
T
he
ed
u
catio
n
co
m
m
ittee
have
he has said o r w ritten.
discussed.
F is h e r Je n n in g s, Jo h n Bliss, L aw r­
the said road from Sandy to Zigzag,
He was free from v ulgar or pro­ p racticed, “ I believe in sp e ak in g so ft­ been In s tru c te d to provide fo r an ence C rassw ell ( P le a s a n t H o m e),
The visitors an n o u n c ed th a t th e the sam e being a part of the Mt. Hood
ly
and
ca
rry
in
g
a
big
stic
k
.”
H
e
ex­
open
m
eetin
g
,
n
ot
la
te
r
th
a
n
N
ovem
­
fane speech. He detested both His
county com m issioners of C lac k am a s
G. V. S m ith (E n g le C re e k ), W a lte r
county and of M ultnom ah co u n ty , to ' 0OTPh elRS t i o t . was unanimously com m and of forceful and. at tim es pressed th e opinion of every tru e b er 21, a t w hich tim e a p ro g ram of
M etzger (B o rin g ).
A
m
erican
w
hen
said
“
I
believe
we
in
stru
c
tio
n
an
d
e
n
te
rta
in
m
e
n
t
Is
to
gether with highw ay e n g in e e rs and
picturesque phraseology was such as
__ _____ ______
have
room
for
b
ut
one
soul
loyalty
be
ren
d
e
re
d
an
d
of
which
a
n
n
o
u
n
c
e
­
government en g in eers w ould go o ver adopted.
to justify th e belief th a t he never
Dance Friday Evening.
was lacking in words equal to any and th a t Is loyalty to th e A m erican m ent will be m ade la ter. By com ilng
T h e firem en h av e em ployed th e
bec
om
smrs
schanno
EASTERN STAR LA D IES
people.
th
e
p
ersonnel
of
those
in
ch
arg
e,
a
situation. His speech and his w rit­
best union o rc h e stra th a t can be g ot
ANNOUNCES PARTY
good tim e can be expected.
M att Schanno and Mrs G ertrude ings were clean and polished, and CORN COB PIPES EMOKED
"T h e asso ciatio n gives prom ise of in P o rtla n d to fu rn ish th e m usic fo r
The ladies of th e social co m m ittee B elt w ere m arried at the F irst M. L. while he had an inexhaustible su p ­
AT M W A STAG PARTY being of g rea t benefit to th e local th e a n n u a l, . a ll-n ig h t, H allo w e'en
ply of anecdotes he never told a story
dance.
A c a fe te ria lu n ch will be
of Gresham ch a p te r. O rd e r of E a s t­
Bales of good tobacco w ent up in p ro d u ce rs,” said se creta ry D. E served a t m id n ig h t.
ern Star, com posed of Mrs. Ja m e s church in S eattle, S aturday, October suKK^stivp of vulgarity.
Tow
le.
“
All
who
are
In
terested
in
Mr Roosevelt had a wide exp» r . | sm oke a t th e sta g p a rty given by
Blkington, Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth, 25. Im m ediately a fte r the ceremony
th is in d u stry should becom e m em ­
Tn W hom It May C oncern.
Mrs. John C annon a n d Mrs. O. J. they left for C entralia, spending 11 ence in many w alks of life and1 ,ia” Orpghura cam p M odern W oodm en of bers of th e association. T he mem
I, C. A. R ad fo rd , will not be re ­
been
brought
into
contact
w
th
k
A
m
erica,
la
st
F
rid
ay
n
ig
h
t
W
betw
een
train
s
visiting
Mrs.
Brown, are sponsoring a d an cin g p a r ­
b
ersh
lp
fpe
Is
one
d
o
lla
r
w
hich
eti
S » » « ' . » » 'h e r
sponsible for any bills c o n tra c te d by
sorts of people and conditions, which
T he W oodm en h ad on h an d seven
ty at Masonic h all on W ednesday
title s th e m em ber to all of th e b en e­ G race R adford a f te r th e d a te hereof.
evening, Novem ber 12, to w hich they arrived In G resham where they a n had given him a wide know ledge o dozen corn cob pipes an d Jars of fits of th e local asso ciatio n and
C. A R A D F O R D .
hum an n atu re and of good and weak tobacco. T he recep tio n co m m ittee
invite the tow nspeople of G resham , receiving th e good wishes of the en ­
B o rin g , O re g o n .
th ro u g h th e hom e o rg an iz atio n he
points
of
men.
He
was
equally
a
t
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am
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ar,
C.
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q
u
ist
and
*nd their friends.
O ctober 28, 1919.
tire com m unity.
home in th e m ining cam p or th e A. W. M etzger, saw to it th a t every can affiliate w ith th e s ta te m a rk e t­
Excellent m usic h as been secu red ,
P o rtlan d i s t o X ? « TTst Japanese range, addressing a m others m eet­ one was provided w ith a pipe filled to ing association as we have co n tra ct
K . A L. o f M. O|M*n M e e t in g .
xnd a jolly tim e is a n tic ip a te d . R e­
P ro b lem s In selection
ing, or before royalty. T his was be­ th e brim and se t to w orking. E ighty- b lan k s, etc.
fre
ig h t line to the Orient.________
K n ig h ts and L adles of S ecu rity will
member the date, N ovem ber 12.
cause he was always n a tu ra l, always fo u r cobs puffing like facto ry fu r­ of breeds, feeding, care, hou sin g and hold an open m eetin g In th e ir hall
him self, alw ays A merican first, last naces soon filled th e M asonic hall sellin g can be b ro u g h t to th e organ above K essler’s b a rb e r shop, W ednes­
and all th e tim e. He understood th e w ith aro m atic clouds th ro u g h which Izatlon for so lu tio n s.”
Any one In terested may ap ply to day evening. O ctober 29. A sh o rt
people and th e ir sorrow s and sharec (>,nRU| C o m m an d er B. L W alrad
p ro g ram to be follow ed by cards.
them alwavs w orking for th e ir bet_ coui<j HCarcely be seen w hile m aking any one of th e co m m ittee men men E very one in te re ste d in th e K. ft L. of
tioned
above
o
r
th
e
p
resid
e
n
t,
A.
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term en t. He never tried to popu- h(g opening ad d ress. F rom some-
8 a re Invited,
larlze him self with his own people o r whprp , n , he , m oke cam e speeches Lym an.
T he slogan of th e p o u ltry organ!
Some used plow s in ste e l and
TO ALL REA D ERS:—
There are p arty by com plim enting them at »«” *' froln Hta(e D eputy A. P. M artin ; Izatlon is "M axim um p ro d u ctio n a t chilled.
Two p o ta to d iggers. O th er
expense of right. He possessed g reat H(.a(, Cam p Au,n to r j . o . T a te ; Past
W e are «ving w
good used Im plem ents.
power of co n cen tratio n : he read Statp Ih>puty j . \y S im m ons; DIs- m inim um co st.”
W A H E SSE L, p hone 544.
g reat events transpiring in
[)ppu, y c D_ je s t e r ; E d ito r of
"know about. Other transcend, nt events a ~ ■ books by p arag rap h s and pages; he
D on ation s for M em orial F u n d .
sim ply absorbed the essential fact
OrPghani o u tlo o k . H. L. St C lair,
For Quick Sale.
pending. W hat will a year bring forth!
Geo. W H oney in c h a rg e of th<-
while scanning the pages and never an(J ghort t a , kg frora o eo rg e Honey
On th e W. F. C um m ins place, one
T heodore R oosevelt m em orial cam - m ile so u th of T ro u td a le , a re for
w ant the latest world news « \'l' ntial election vn
forgot them .
and W alter Ross.
Mr. Roosevelt loved out-of-door
By (hlg tlm p thp fog wag ao dense paign re p o rts a sum of $121.30 w a s j Ha| e< One 1100-pound farm h o rse, 20
The year 1920 will be
“ o b, inform,
avo)rt d an g e ro u s collisions, raised In G resham . Of th is am o u n t Belgian h ares, 3 o r 4 to n s o at and
G reat issues are looming. J ™
while
o, life and sports of all kinds. He was (h at
$14.10 w ere d o n ated by th e grad« vetch hay an d all farm tools. M ust
Have you stopped to think u »
b,p(J th(, cogt fond of h u n tin g big gam e, and knew {hp ch a)rraan an n ounced a sh o rt re- school,
$69 88 by th e high school | sell a t once. W F. C um m ins,
many of th e wild places of o th e r (gg I)urlllK th e in term issio n a mu-
everything
you
eat
and
wear
have
d
o
u
b
^
.
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ev e r v 1 ri n i g
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,
countries as well as his own
His , gJpa, p rograra w u ren d e re d by Mr. and $37 32 by th e people of G resh -,
Pleasant Valley ItaskeS Hoclal.
--------------of new spapers generally h a sjt«
greatly im collections show a wide range or and Mrg KrP(, fie ld h o u se , Mr. and am and vicinity.
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A H allow e’en b a sk e t social will be
Facilities for new sgathering and pn 1 “ ■ fm-a few days yon h u n tin g fields, including alm ost th e Mrg w L o o rsa g e an d H ow ard
M«-eting o f D airy m en ’s lg “ngue.
given
at P e a s a n t V alley school, Sat-
proved but the daily paper eosts no more, in a
whole world.
„
’Thom pson.
T h u rsd ay ev en in g a t 8 o’clock a u rd ay , N ovem ber 1. a t 8 o’clock
A
Children loved Mr. Roosevelt. | Ag a g u rp r lse on th e m en, th e
ran secure the best for less.
local of th e I p ro g ram will be re n d e re d by th e chll-
d re of th e school. T h e lad ies a re re ­
In deciding on ^ j . p e r . K e p to t» “ h w ,th
non
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“V "
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T
X
, 7 . S T L J E S S ? S . 'l “ “ . ¿ " r !i. q u ested to b rin g a b ask et. T h* g en ­
,wice-a-week home
tlem en a re req u e sted to b rin g money.
PROPOSED ROOSEVELT
ME .NORIAL PARK
OFFICIALS O F T W O COUNTIES
VIEW PROPOSED LOOP ROUTE
MRS
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BE
S u b s c r ib e N o w - T i m e Is S h o r t
°*n locality.
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’ER GOOD UNTIL OCTOBE
•
$6.00
th ro u g h th e w oods, n , a r
look
" l<x,d,nen a n d th e i r g i n s t s
III f i l l
O FFE R GOOD
Many a youngster will alw ay*t lf’" k Justice
Dally O regonian, 1 y ear, $4.00, w nn ¿ ¡ “ ‘o J t t b o u tlo o k
$7.««
I hack to those tram p s th ro u g h th e
Daily and S un d ay O reg o n ian , 1 year, $ •
Firemen'« Dance.
$2.00
' ?o them , unknow n, as am ong th e
Don’t fo rg et th a t on H allo w e'en
Weekly O reg o n ian , 1 y ea r, 75c, with Ouf
.
$4 95
treasured recollections of his
n ig h t th e firem en will give an all-
Portland Telegram
with
m o ^ -ea s
T e le g ra m , 1 year. $3.95
$3.96, w
ith O u utlook^
big
enough
n
ig h t dance.
I I 4»«hlition
,
to the above the Outlook
ii,.» our rates oil eoni
while Roosevelt » a s b
for The
,
fhe Oregon
Jo u rn a l or the Portland I •' •
t jIll(.
t to fpar com petition o r comparl-
Read by a ll— Outlook want sds
the Outlook. Subacnptiona may »••«■n
.
1 ^ w)(h , hp
o of the day.
^ n a tions
tio n s with
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DO IT TODAY
j|pprg
tk p |p a g u e w |, |
p re s e n t.
T ailoring
.M atters of im p o rta n ce to d airy m en ! p O|. men
an d w om en— cleaning,
of th is lo cality will be ta k en up. All p ressin g and re p a irin g done well,
dairy m en w h e th e r m em b ers of th e , P e te r L en ard . Pow ell stre e t.
leag u e o r n o t, are re q u e ste d to be
T h rift se p a ra te s th e te m p erate,
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[ present
well-behaved, respected, from the un­
satisfac to ry m em bers of society.
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