t w ic e
A
WEEK
G resham O utlook
9, NO. 75
RRCH MAKING
TO BEGIN SOON
L „ sny year» the old cheese fac-
L ld ln g t" G resham waS l,18e' “SK
aeyewre to the tow n. It was
ago and was ru n fo r a
'¿ a co-tp r a th e com pany. B ut
L
built and had m any ad-
F of location and t h a t ’s th e
K ' . M(
Griffith and T u r-
P’ ,, thc\ got ready to s ta r t
j„ ¿ r, . . t i l t gsabbed o nto
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
tuilGRESSMAN’S SON
WINS APPOINTMENT
1
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
18. 1Ô19
I —-
ASKS WAR MOTHERS TO
SPONSOR PARDONS
TU ESD AYS
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.60 PER YEAR
UNION HIGH MAKES
FOOTBALL RECORD
T he Union H igh school football
team was well pleased w ith th e a t
ten d an ce at th e U. H. 8 .-C am as gam e
F rid ay .
T he crow d was th e best
th a t has tu rn e d o ut so fa r th is sea.
son.
T h ere has been a p ersisten t d e
m and by th e people of th is locality
E l i d i n g a»<l ">•’ flne I '- ''; " 1" ; 1
for a re tu rn gam e w ith Hood R iver
f’ de-hydratiuM p lant an d sta rc h
high school. T he Hood R iver team
will play The D alles F rid ay fo r the
T tbe building has been p ra c ti
m id-C olum bia cham pionship. In th e
c e over new. T he fo u n d a tio n
ev en t they a re victors In th a t gam e,
Len strengthened, floors re-
th e sta k es on a U. H. 8 .-Hood R iver
L new partitions put in, boiler,
gam e would be Interestin g . If U. H.
wand machinery in sta lle d u n til
8. d efeats Hood R iver It will put
r L could easily get lost in the
them iu line for a chance at th e W il
icth of P'I'OS. conveyors, vats,
la m e tte cham pionship.
, rooms, etc. T he o u tsid e of
Union H igh school is ready and
building has th e ap p e a ra n c e of
w illing to play th e team from Hood
, structurt
but you
nev er
u iw ,.,s what the in te rio r looks
River, but It will be necessary th a t
,,nd no words of an o rd in a ry
Mrs Jo h n F Llnscoti, presi at lenst 250 adm issions he sold before
L could describe It.
th e gam e. If you are in te re ste d in
dent of th e Ptnella. Fla., W ar
nou »ere to visit th e bu ild in g
M others’ C hapter, w ants her na th e high school, do your d u ty , and
you would find room s filled
tional organization to sponsor a
help p ut th e boys iu line fo r a title.
I cull apph s and v ario u s m a. |
Lehr Fess, son of Congressman
Resolution asking
pardon
for
Being In no leag u e now IT. H. 8. will
L working them up In to — well, Fess of Ohio, Is the new parlia
every U. S. soldier uow serving a
likely get lift title th is y ear If they
^porter doesn't know w hat. He mentarian to the House of Rep
co u rtn iarttu l sentence In E uropean
sh o u ld beat O regon U niversity, hut
■ told but can't rem em ber. Any- resentatives, succeeding Clarence
prisons or at home. She had four
w ith th e record they a re m ak in g th is
,It s something from w hich Bonn
Cannon, resigned Fess has stud-
sons In the war
She now w ears
year, It is likely they will b reak into
the very purest and finest food
1 for many years to prepare
tne gold sta r.
lucts can he m ade, it is claim ed,
he league next year.
be place. )lu ,s 28 years old..
j Hi,
.ipple b litte r, jam s,
T he team is w orking w ith a view
MR.
AND
MRS.
PALMBLAD
cc mince m eat, etc., an d m aybe
AND FAMILY GROUP to ch an g in g th e gam e w ith Canby to
and three-fourth per cent root WOMEN OF STATE
F rid ay , N ovem ber 21. from th e dav
URGE SPECIAL SESSION1
although th a t w asn ’t m elt-
A very in te re stin g fam ily group before T h an k sg iv in g , an d playing
si.
p h o to g rap h ed
at
th e
Max Hood R iver on th e la tte r d ate, W ed
W om en of Oregon are uniting in a
was
vwav instead of ro ttin g on the
S chneider stu d io
last week.
T he nesday, N ovem ber 26.
¡d or being th ro w n in th e pig- state-w id e effort to get a special ses AUTOMOBILE FAILS
U. S ARMY STORE
group co n sists of Mr. and Mrs. John
T he sta n d in g so fa r Is: Com m erce
,0 ’ be largely w asted th ey are sion of the legislature to ratify the
TO KEEP APPOINTMENTl
TO OPEN IN CITY HALL P alm blad and th e ir fo u r sons and «, U. H. S . 0; Cam as, 0; U. H. 8., 2;
dehydrated, to be p rese rv e d in- fed eral am endm ent for universal
dely for various uses for m an suffrage.
Miss E thel Calkins, Louis Calkins,
A special m eeting of the city coun wives, th e ir th re e d au g h te rs and Hood R iver, 46; U. H. 8,, 0; WaBh-
ast Mr. Griffith says only th e
Mrs. E lliott C orbett of Portland Is
cil
was held last night fo r th e pur- th e ir h u sb an d s and n ineteen g ran d o u g al, 0; U. 11. 8., 25; C am as, 0;
r is taken out and he h as som e a t th e head of a com m ittee th at will F rank Jones and a lady friend ino-
U. H. 8., 24. T h e big sco re ag a in st
ch ildren.
“P
^ « .d X tlo n 8
and it looks very p u re too. P cr- appeal to G overnor Olcott im m ediate tored to Portland Friday evening to » « <*
T
he
Paint
binds
a
re
pioneers
of
U. II. 8. a t Hood R iver Is accounted
which had been u nder co n sid eratio n ,
a use can be found fo r th a t.
i p erhaps the most Im p o rtan t was th a t th e Swedish neighborhood now called for by th e local team being m inus two
flhat is done to th e ap p le can be ly, asking his views upon the subject hear Sousa s hand.
All had secured tickets ahead of of opening a branch arm y sto re in P alm blad, a couple of m iles s o u th of th e ir sta rs, and o th e r m em bers of
it is said, to pu m p k in s, and addressing hint as women voters
A m eeting at which tim e, except Louis, who took a G resham . It was believed by som e of east of G resham . They were th e sec. th e team being badly "b u n g e d ” up.
l, all fru its an d veg etab les, of Oregon.
ten eggs, though th is is n ’t th e m any sta te organizations were rep chance on getting one at th e door, the councilm en th a t m uch was being ond S can d in av ian fam ily to locate T his team has won m ore gam es th an
>f year evidently to d e h y d ra te rese n ted was held last S aturday in It was agreed th a t after the perform - lost by th e local m e rch an t by the th ere, 41 years ago. V ast changes any o th e r team tu rn e d o u t by th e lo.
th e M ultnom ah hotel and it was de ance they would meet where the au to patronage which th e people of th is have ta k en place in th a t region since cal high school iu th re e years. It la
The reporter is ab o u t convinced cided then to act at once. The m eet was parked. Before parting, F ra n k vicinity are giving th e arm y sto re in th en an d m any Sw edish fam ilies are on th is point th a t they a re basing
even some ra ilro a d sto c k s could ing was the resu lt of the plea of Mrs.
th e ir plea for m ore s u p p o rt locally.
now living nearby.
improved by th is d e h y d ra tin g pro- C a rrie C hapm an Catt and o th er prom Jones advised Louis to drive th e ma- P ortland. Accordingly th e m a tte r
Among th e 35 persons In th e pic It has been su g g ested th a t th e b u si
was
tak
en
up
With
th
e
q
u
a
rte
rm
a
s
chine
to
a
near-by
garage
thinking
it
It is planned to add a d d itio n -
ness men show th e ir ap p re cia tio n by
tu re a re :
Bichtnery to han d le to b e tte r a d inent suffragists who explained to the rath e r unsafe to leave it standing on te r ’s d e p a rtm e n t an d arra n g e m e n ts
b an q u etin g th e team a t th e end of th e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
P
alm
b
lad
;
Mr.
women
of
th
is
sta
te
the
reasons
why
the street. Robes and extra wraps were m ade to begin th e d istrib u tio n
age the fru it
and v eg e ta b les
and Mrs. R ichard G ustafson, B erk e season, in th e event th a t they win
th e re should be ratification as soon were also lying in it. Louis, how of arm y goods here.
ilable in this locality.
One of the m ain fe a tu re s of the us p o ssib le. T he women tier,- S tate ever. felt different about it and left
The sto re will be h an d led by a com ley, Ju lia , W ayne, lU lotla; Mr. and from Hood R iver.
is the starch m a k in g fro m cull th a t since the long and difficult b attle it w here It stood.
m ittee of th e council Consisting of Mrs. F ra n k G ustafson, H arold, Wen-
dell, Amy, P earl, '.Cecil, G ertru d e, ANOTHER VICTORY
itoes. In the b asem en t, reach ed fo r th e federal am endm en t’s passage
A fter the concert was over they Councilm en G eddes and T hom , who,
Mr. and Mrs Chas.
I chute from th e fro n t, a re tons had been won, a fte r over 50 years of made for the meeting place, at least with R eco rd er M iller w ere th e com Ju n e , L loyd;
UNION HI 24, CAMAS 0.
P alm b lad . R ussell, Doris, M ildred;
tons of ‘little p o ta to e s .”
But
m
ittee
ap
p
o
in
ted
by
th
e
m
ayor
to
effort,
it
is
but
right
and
ju
st
that
the two ladies and Mr. Jones did,
are said to be w o rth alm o st as
W
ith
sh
o u ts of victory th a t roused
Mr. an d Mrs. Swan M agnuson, Irm a,
bas big ones for th e p u rp o se for th e sta te s that, have suffrage should but Louis and the autom obile were m ake th e arran g e m en ts.
Melba. P a u lin e ; Mr. and Mrs. David even th e old bald head of th e G resh.
m is s in g ,
m r , supposed
nuppv.... th
-----
It was arg u ed by som e th a t th e
They
at —
he -----
had
ill they are h ere bein g sto red , ratify the m easure by calling special missing.
P alm b lad , D onald;
Mr. an d Mrs. am B utte to ex u ltin g echoes, Union
placed it in the garage, afte r all, and v en tu re m ight be a d isad v an tag e to P aul P alm b lad ; Mr. and Mrs. A lbert High school d efeated th e high school
mill has what seem s lik e a larg e sessions if necessary.
would
be
there
soon.
Presently,
h
e
't
h
e
local
m
erch
an
ts,
b
ut
th
e
concen-
T here has been considerable com.
ity for it, will e a t up a b o u t four
of C am as 2 4 to 0 F rid a y afte rn o o n .
a day of w hat m ost fa rm e rs re- m ent m ade to the effect th a t local dld appear, but m inus the auto. He sug o f opinion was th a t w hile sales In P alm blad.
T he gam e o u g h t to be classed am ong
!s as a waste and a f te r going women are not alive to the necessity hail been refused adm ittance to the i t he lim ited n u m b e r of lines carried
th e tw o "m elo d ram atic m u rd ers of
ugh all the In trica te processes of of pressing th is m a tte r and to dis auditorium , so had been "k illin g ” would d e tra c t from sales in th e sam e BIG PREDICTIONS FOR
SATURDAY EVENING th e m odern a g e ” for it su rely m ark ed
mill the re su lt is p o ta to flour, prove th is they will unite all th eir tim e about town, and knew noth- lines, o th e r sales would m ore th an
th e to ta l ex tin ctio n of th e visitors.
tile starch and by-pro d u cts, said
lug about what had happened to the com pensate the local grocers and
E a rth q u a k e s, cyclones, a h ard N othing, not even th e p o rtlin e ss of
be the finest kind of sto c k food, efforts. It is stated em phatically hv
m
achine.
m
eat
m
arkets!
T
he
final
vote
on
th
e
w inter, th e end of th e w orld and Mr. Goodw in, could sto p th e a ttac k
all without th e loss of an y th in g Mrs. C orbett and her com m ittee that
Police h ead q u arters were notified question was unanim ous. Only gro- H erb ert H oover for th e next p re si of th e red an d w hite. T he plunging
th e m easure will be absolutely non
pt the water.
eery and m eat lines will be handled dent a rc belt g predicted.
k-n are busily w orking to com p a rtisa n and th a t the present act of ot th e m issing auto.
A nother ponderosity of th e b rainy backfield
On th e ir way to the Alder street here.
ic all the in tric a te m a ch in e ry ne- th e women is an expression of loyal
p rediction which will conic to pus'« fo r Union H igh com bined w ith th e
T he sto re will be opened in th e next S atu rd ay evening, Novem ber te rrib le ten acity
ry and it is expected to begin ty to th e ir sister states and a sense of depot to catch the last car for Gresh-
and
p e n e tra tin g
th-making in a week o r two.
d u ty . Many of the women opposed to am, they w itnessed th e disentangling city hall. T he sales will be han d led
b eats th ese all to sm ith ereen s, p ro p en sities of th e line could not be
is said nearly a th o u sa n d acres a special session at first have changed of a collision of two machines but on a 10 per cent basis, which will go
for tin re is going to be som e tim e overcom e by Cam as. T he d etails of
I already been signed up w hich
n eith er of these was th e ir lost, to th e sto rek e ep e rs for labor and
th e decease:
th a t n ig h t.
ie limit for th is p la n t. T h e re is th e ir opinions since it is understood strayed or stolen vehicle.
.
clerk h ire. T ra n sp o rta tio n will be
At g ran g e b all, th e Gresiitint t o-
indication th a t a n o th e r y ear why it is needed and they now are in
The following m orning, a lady ,,a id by th e g overnm ent. Prices will o p erativ c P o u ltry n ien will bold a big Bin G resham kick off to C am as 30 yard
capacity of th is p la n t will be so h ea rty accord witli the plan. I he Ore
away
o ut in Lents telephoned in to he th e sam e as those In all arm y m eeting, with th e public as guests. A
nreeded th a t - a d d itio n a l p la n ts gon P aren t-T each er association at its
C am as m ade y ard a g e tw ice by
be required.
board m eeting endorsed the plan. h ea d q u arte rs th a t a lonesome look stores.
p ro g ram planned to e n te rta in , as well plays th ro u g h G resham line and fum
A
n
o
th
er
m
a
tte
r
to
claim
th
e
a
tte
n
I is the plan to c o n s tru c t h e re a U nless th ere is a strong expression of ing ca r was standing near her house.
as In stru ct in p o u ltry c u ltu re, will bled, G rssh an i recovering.
G resham m ade y urdage once by
warehouse w here all k in d s of sentim ent In favor of suffrage 1, is D escription identified it as the one tion of th e council was th a t of a be ren d e re d .
K arl M iller, A rchie
etable and u n m a rk e ta b le p ro d feared that the doubtful and the op that had failed to keep th e appoint ram p g ro u n d for au to m o b iles here. M eyers and Jo h n Cannon are eatin g line plays, but failed on th e next try ,
ean be h andled In p ro fitab le
A co m m ittee w;ig app o in ted to confer bird seed th is week so th a t th e ir the ball going to C am as on downs.
posing sta te s will kill the m easure ment a fte r the band concert was over.
A fter t Ao plays th r o u g h th e line,
with one alre ad y appointed by th e voices will be in prim e condition for
It
is
now
safe
at
home,
rones
and
C am as a tte m p te d a fo rw ard pass
Griffith, m a n a g e r of th e and all the work will have to he done
Business
M
en’s
association
to
secure
speech -m ak in g . Mr M iller an d Mr. which was In tercep ted by Jo h n sto n .
»bam fa, tory of th e N orthw est over again. Most of these "d a n g er wraps all there.
a location and plan th e equ ip m en t. M eyers will tell "W h at th e poultry-
On th e th ird play G resham fu m
Rhto Starch and M illing com pany. o u s” sta te s will have th e ir legislative
Those
<jn
th
e
co
m
m
ittee
a
re
C
leve
m en 's assocation m eans to th e com bled, C am as recovering.
Rets soon to an n o u n ce an opening m eetings in Ja n u ary , hence, action AMERICAN LOYAL LEAGUE
AM backing legion men land, Kelly and Thom They are to m unity of G resh am .” Mr. Cannon C aines resu m ed play th ro u g h th e
(the factory, when all sto c k h o ld e rs h ere m ust be prompt.
rep o rt In th re e m onths.
f interested p ro d u ce rs will be
will speak for th e Business Men’s line but on th e th ird u n til fo u rth
Many of the legislators have of
The A merican Loyal League of
F*» an opportunity to see th e mill fered to atten d and strongly favoi
club and show "H ow th e association dow n, when a pass was In tercep ted by
G resham met S aturday evening at
B urlingam e.
Ay Isvvurth Sell» Suits.
»operation and view Its o u tp u t.
having a ratification session. These which tim e resolutions of sympathv
F rid ay aftern o o n a P o rtlan d man benefits b u sin ess In G resh am ."
G resham trie d the line tw ice, then
P ro fesso r B rew ster of O. A. <’. passed, th e pass being In tercep ted by
legislators, needless to say are pop and sup p o rt were form ulated and stopped in fro n t of E W A y lsw o rth ’s
feSHAM GRADE SCHOOL
tn 'th e G rant Hodge post of Cen- sto re and ap p raised one of th e su its and d ire c to rs of th e S tate P oultry Canta*.
u la r w ith the women voters
Since
PLANS AT HOME ’ DAY th e reasons for Im m ediate ratification sent to th e G rant m s e
,n tJjp wlndoWt b earin g a »45 price asso ciatio n will also he th ere.
C antas m ade first down by th re e
„ „ . n t.-d tag
He trie d it on and It fit. Sat-
plays th ro u g h th e line an d th e q u a r
T
h
e
c
a
ts
co
m
m
ittee
Is
a
rra
n
g
in
g
(The grade school pupils an d teach- a re clear, Oregon women are hopefu tralia.
The Loyal League was organized
in h a ,1(,pd Mr AyI(,.
for a lunch to he served a t th e close te r ended.
pire making ready for th e big vis- th a t all difficulties and opposition wt anil o perated during the war. . o
w or,,1 ,h e m oney and took Ihp su it,
B eginning th e second q u a rte r,
j UB, p u t »20 In th e o ilier of th e p rogram .
n day. next T h u rsd ay . Since no be cleared away and ratification will as then, it keeps eyes and ears on the gay |ng_
th ree line plays and an Incom plete
Mas sent re g re ts ” o r h as plead- go th ro u g h with flying colors. The alert to detect the least hint of dis - p0,.k ,,t . th a t's w hat I have saved on
pass failed to net y ard ag e for C antas
PLEASANT HOME
and lost the ball on downs.
* previous en g a g e m e n t,” it Is safe publicity com m ittee includes Mrs. .. loyalty and reports such to th< proj this su it o ver P o rtlan d p rices.”
W hen th re e line play* failed to
M ultnom ah O range No 71 will
that p are n ts an d p a tro n s will L. Bitland. Mrs. H arry Beal Torrey er officials with whom the League is
IG*al E sta te IS a l
hold its re g u la r m eetin g at th e ir ball gain the necessary d istan ce, IV ak
P out in full force fo r th is occa- and Mrs. C. B. Simmons.
In co n stan t touch.
■
C leveland & Brow n, d ealers re p o rt: al O rient next S atu rd ay . Novem ber punted, th e hull going wild and o ut
G resham and vicinity being chief
hounds at G resh am 's 35 y ard line.
W
I ) w . \etgl.l».l-
V l.tltto ll.
T. R. H o w ltt's b u lh ’ings on Powell 22. Al th e business session In the of (•¡iinas
jailers art w elcom e at all h o u rs In
ly ag ric u ltu ral means th at the people
trie d end ru n s but th re e
forenoon th re e ca n d id a tes »III
be
C
lerk
J.
O
Wilson
of
stre
e
t
sold
to
A.
J.
W
Brow
n
for
¡are
industrious,
sane
and
patriotic.
'he rooms to observe class exer- Canto No 77 has arrang ed w ith A .1.
given Hie th ird and fo u rth degrees playa lost D) y ard s an d Cam us p u n t
W Brow n's G resham meat market The I. W. W. elem ent so common in $2500.
T he usual fine d in n e r at noon will ed.
___ not
C h arles W. Cam p to Jo h n S tanley, occupy tlie a tte n tio n of th e g ran g ers.
On first down Peak p unted for
J*'er. the visitors w ill be e n te r- to furnish the turkeys to num bers^of mill and factory regions docs
have to ne nea.v
B ut even L W yom ing m an, house and lot on An In te re stin g lite ra ry program has G resham , 50 y ard s th e p u n t going
d have to be dealt w ith here
in the assem bly hall, for M ultnom ah cantp or oth
been arra n g e d for th e open lecture tor 10 y ard s m ore on tw o bounce*.
the lollow lng p ro g ra m has w t) W cam ps who have s e iu rc t a suspicion of " re d ” rvm pathy w ill! | lood stre e t, »550.
C am as m ade first down In fo u r
m em bers for 77'd u r i n g th is T hanks- not be to lerated , contenaticed o r con-.
Jo sep h in e K nighton to F. N. Mew h o u r w hich will include a song.
*» arranged:
UB« play s, tmt tu iu lile d on th e next
.
i second resolution was | h irte r, house an d tw o lots for »15 0. "E v a n g e lin e ," by Miss Louise F ritz play, B ru g g er recoverng fo r G re sh
®J*togu< “T h an k sg iv in g on the £ rin g cam paign. But It is neressarv ,
h ive an order from th e clerk, -nils passed by the League to th e effect |
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and an ad d ress on the peace co n fer
am on C am as 25 y ard line.
p ■ Seventh g rad e ,
can be secured at the Outlook office
by llev. E arl B I o tto n
w h a t an im als are sk in n ed to pro ence
G resham m ade first flown tw ice by
oncert R eading — " H iw a th a ’s “ A ? 8 w riting or phonlnfif to X O th a t thev were, to a m an, ready to
Miss Bessie H ale w rites from San
ask
ed
back G resham Post of th e American v| dP women w ith fu r coats?
Jlhood", T hird g rad e .
F ran cisco th a t site I* visiting h er two and fo u r plays th ro u g li th e line,
W ilson, clerk, 112 E. m xin
placing th e ball th re e y ard s from
.h ,l r
•‘ • . ¿ X ' J i . , . .
“taniatlza'lon — “ T h e T h r e » I 'ortland. ________
answ ered th e wise uncle. C laren ce Grove, and th a t she C am as goal, an d th re e h ard plunges
will go to Han Diego to visit friends.
**"• first g rade.
A m erican ideals.
)utJe )a(,
th ro u g h th e C am as line p u t th e ball
F arm for Item <>r Sale.
¿*o part Song — • ' F a i t h f u l
over.
Twenty-five
and
half
a
c
r
e
s
c
lo
s
e
H
eating
stoves
are
going
like
hot
SANDY
BLUFF
tufs ’. sixth grad e.
W hen In d oubt try a W an t Ad.
Peak missed goal.
t o citv lim its of G resham
Have 4 cakes at L. L. K idder Hdw. Co
Score G resham 6; C am as 0.
‘•en R ecitation— " T h e R obin’s
Heston
L
ake
visited
on
Bunday
Cw ”
G resham kicked off, C am as b rin g
,.* > 8' ->nd grad e. •
with his g ran d m o th er, Mr*. L a u ra
C H I C K E N D IN N E R A N D B A Z A A R
ing th e hull back to th e ir 35 yard
soln bv M a rg a re t S t.C la ir.
Barnes.
phone Rfi3.
T O W s V ffi’
« * T
Cn ChCL0CK
trade.
II Inlow , form erly of th is place line w here they w ere forced to p u n t,
Luil chorus— E ig h th grad e.
but now of T oppenish, W ash in g to n , th is play en d in g '.he half.
F o r Sale Second H and Goods.
G resh am cam e back stro n g In th e
was calling on old frie n d s h ere la st
o _____
n e Singer sewing m achine, first
^torney r . q , S ch n eid er will
Supper from 5:30 to 7:30, Program a t 8.
second half. Peak m ade a b ea u tifu l
1 h y •
* 011 "A m erica fo r A m ericans. c| ass
how ever bounded
R,oul cuudlt!'1
n d dtop,”
extension table,
PROGRAM
H arold F ra n k s and A lb ert A ult kick off, which
* room b rin g in g out th e la rg e st
■pent S atu rd ay an d S unday a t th e o v er th e goal line and was b ro u g h t
back to th e 20 y ard line,
Piano Duet
...
« A.
A W lilto
«nt of v isitors w ill be given a ^ S q u a r e top dining table. 6-ft. ex-,
la tte r ’* hom e here.
C am as
found th e G resham line
VOC“ DM R ? ‘ THEODPyBRVGGER. K A TH ERIN E BRATZKL
" ’tifnl potted fern .
The
P a ren t-T ea ch e r association
solid and lost th e hall on downs.
,Pn,Unng e , J.sndy condition. ,4 0 . W a
will
m
eet
next
F
rid
ay
,
N
ovem
ber
21,
A p ia y__"T he Spot on th e S ta ir s /',
T he (Best»
A fter two Ineffectual a tte m p ts to
music lovers have tak en te r coil and pipe ' nclud. ^ . p(| p r J c e il
at th e schoolhouse. All patron* are
pierce th e C am as line an d an Incom-
BRATZKL,
!
of th e m usical pro g ram s I F o u r good heating stoves. I rices
urged to be p resen t.
pleted pass, Peak took th e ball
ortlan-l d u rin g la st w eek.
A I from $3.50 to »
i u’ H
. Hen "
Margurlte Volbrecht
aro u n d th e sh o rt side of th e line for
K.
A
I,,
of
H.
J^an
cc
Poatponcxl
They
are
bargains.
l number from h ere w ent In on
Investigate.
M endelssohn
12 yards,
Rondo C'.pric iaso
liMtcAnitely.
J E. M E R G E R
l ! night to h e a r S o u sa’s band.
G resham trie d th e C am as line
F ran z D rydle
All who have bought tic k e ts may tw ice,
was penalized 5 y ard s and a
< those to h e a r th e P o rtlan d
SoUV,' n lr
FRIEDA E. BRATZKL
have them redeem ed by callin g on
Thank»«!»
Ing
Sale.
P*°ny concert w ere Mrs. W. F.
(C o n tin u ed on page 5)
» u p |« i ami Pt«at»»»t. IU. « -»H -
Guy JlftieB
u « the lirg e assortm en t of $1 and
th e large a
o-w ear hats
C^’ Mr’ G eorge F. H oney. Miss , 2 s,.e
trim m ed and r e a d , i
p. _
Honey a n d Miss M ildred
l