Gresham outlook., November 21, 1919, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
NO. 76
^S B A M JT O L W O M A B
COUNTY
OREGON
FRIDAY
rnCK EXHIBITION
SUNDAY SERVICES AT
r 0 boys
- the home church
club
boy a take prize
4uauiiua!; a re b«4ug Hliowi. . You are invite,! t o ' i.joy
e SFrv-
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G0 vern 0R.
is after
DISLOYAL p e r s o n s
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NOVEMBER 21, 1919
$1.60 PER YEAR
CHURCH
ALL DAY MEETING AT
SOME NEW BOOKS
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^¡¡tovs in c lu d in g sheep, g o a ts . ices o f the M. E. chu rch
l“ »ued
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The b a ia a r ¡ w S T k , the ladies o f
T h ,. (H,.,r „ , r l v m e e tin g o f th e Ere.
‘T h t
M a calve“
M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty
T h e m ost p o p u la r C h ris tm a s g i f t
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fflcer! ' in c ll“ H “ 8 ii® ,11 h -'a 'd re lica l c h u rc h at g r a n g e 1
Q u a rte rly m e e tin g o f th e t r e e
> Win‘ six Ol t h l »< ■ and lias won C h u r c h " , Sunday.
f e f ’rtkfc»
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S un da y school at in u . m. Oft(rg . '
" 1 ,• a , ' l ' n,v> ‘ - s i n riffs
m ayors, na" >“ *te rd a y a fte rn o o n and e v e n - , M
, . . e th o d is . t . c h u . rc h . w ill be h e ld , here is a b o o k, b u t I f ca re le ssly selected,
fin e chance l o r m ental
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‘ ” h " a '" 1 - r s . to < o-op ,n < brought out a ve ry g r a tlfv ln g ,h ,s * P ek' «»eglnnlng F r id a y and con- m ay be tlie m oat d is a p p o in tin g . P o o r­
6 total prize budget o f $61.
" ra t‘ * ith
v x c u tl
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c ro " ’1 Mos' » n ic ie s on sale fo u n d 1 ,,lu l“ K o v e r S unday, Rev. J. A. Hop- ly w r itte n bo oks a re o fte n p u t up in
A il tiers of these b lu e rib b o n « g r o w th . T ry it
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He a ttr a c tiv e b in d in g s and p lace d b e fore
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A nt McMillan w ho c a rrie s a w a y good chance fo r n,
affor,‘ 8 a '* ni a” d in b rin g in g to un i
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” * «,k 'ce* » e re au ctio n e d off » i l l preach on F rid a y and S a tu rd a y bu.vers w ho, u i ¡ess th e y a re fo r e ­
«rsrs on sheep
gu P ,° Ple 10 a11
"h o commit dishvv
iT“ * L ‘r0CPP’ls ' »12.50. do na te d to eve n in g s at 7 :3 0 . A s h o rt session of a rm e d , w i ll be du pe d in to p u rc h a s ­
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He w rites-
to ,u n “ ' d is lo y a l acts, the Gresham Bed Cross a u x ilia ry .
I
White, Otherwise nave an e n jo ya b le h o u r Be there
t ile S unday sch o o l w ill be h e ld , be­ in g th e m f o r t h e ir p le a s in g e x te rio r
T h e w o rs h ip hours 11 a ra. and
"T h .. n u t
u
,
H igh praise Is spoken f o r th e ladies
g in n in g a t 9 :4 6 , w h ic h w ill be f o l­
T h is w eek is “ good b o o k s ” w eek.
as Ruby.
7 :3 0 p. m „ w ill re fre sh and sthnu- su d d « iv
“ f ? 8 been »orelbly and " h o prepared the ch icke n sup pe r
" , Eling had th e best and la
te tile c o m m u n ity
It is v o m
brought io realize, th ro u g h 'h e tables covered w ith lin e n clo th s low ed by . the
,, lo v e . . feast a
, t 1 . 0 :1 5 . A
... t T lie book sto re s a rc d is p la y in g th e
[Herbtrt
Y, hoc heavy w e ig h t class so i t
T l i e r e is . , I „
11 ls 'o m s , use
tragedy at C e ntralia, that ih .' In- a »d , t w ith s p a rk lin g s ilv e rw e a r 11 “ c lo c k . Rev. A le x a n d e r Beers w ill best lite r a t u r e , special p ro m in e n c e
. L a first. It w ill be re m a in
new and a Hwf 7 50U " C01” ' ra d le n l’ ? ? , k ” r8 o f Hie W o rld , the “ nd china were pleasing to the eye. ',r , acl1 and ,h e ■»«'«’a m e n t o f th e g iv e n to c h ild re n 's and y o u n g people's
re plea sing to th e eye.
,hat “ A rc h ib a ld ” was th e best fo r ta b le
C? U!P .
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when he
he be-
be- 1-o r ‘, ' !i S u p p e r w ill he a d m in is te re d . books
T h e P o r tla n d C o u n c il o f Hoy
in a t a'i 8 ..tb [ "•’Rators ' “ and
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n y c com-
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I he H om e , as one o f the founda­ • n,n, . . r *bp J’a,e*f°r y of Teds” are held tin elegant spread o f ch icke n A basket lu n c h w ill be serve d a fte r Scouts has a slo g a n , " A c h ild p lu s
ho« at the c o u n ty f a ir .
r « ,r. waiter At, deregg's H o ls te in tio n stones o f c iv iliz a tio n , a theme nea • l a i a ' °
l’ r ,'s,‘ nt and fu tu re w itli dressing, mashed potatoes and th is service.
good books e q ua ls a c itiz e n o f g re a t­
1
won b id e st re c o g n itio n in a o f v it a l Im p o rta n ce , w ill be discussed . j , eaa<1 " el fare o f o u r c o u n try and 8 r “ vy. salads, celery, o live s, p ickle s,
A fte r noon th e re w ill be som e good e r u se fuln ess ”
On the le a fle ts , d is ­
“ „test with a Jersey c a lf o w n e d by Ju d g e Geo. W. Stapleton, a man n i l o' its tru ly Am erican and la w - je llie s , p u m p k in and a p p lle pies, and
ro u s in g s in g in g by M r and M rs P o n ­ tr ib u te d th is week by tlie c o u n c il
’lackamas c a lf c lu b o f s ix boys.
a b id in g c itiz e n s .
fr u it
T h ir ty - fiv e loaves o f K le e n -
L h W alter is b u t 10 y e a rs o ld w h o by his experience as c irc u it judge
When Am erican citizens, hut n ” IRde bread were do na te d by the aid M cP tiee and M r and M rs. W illia m th ro u g h th e to w n lib r a r ia n . Is p r in t ­
and close o b se rva tio n o f life , is th o r­
1 raised a call t liu t m ea sure s a
snort tim e relieved from duty in th e Koval B akery fo r th is supper. E o r B a u d a ll o f P o rtla n d as w e ll as co n ­ ed :
" L in c o ln 's w h o le lif e and c h a ra c te r
hi«bcr than his head.
He has o u g h ly q u a lifie d to speak w ith
service o f th e ir c o u n try, are shot ’ his. the ladies w ish to th a n k M rs g re g a tio n a l s in g in g . These fo k s are
Ida calf to the w o rld at th re e t h o r it y . H ear h im at th e M. E. church , llH" ” 1« cold blood by men who are M a tt Scliannc w ho wias' in s tru m e n ta l I 8Pl«?n<lt«1 sin g e rs and w ill be a real was m o u ld e d hy th e books tie read.
Y Multnomah c o u n ty f a ir , Sa- S u n d a y n ig h t, Novem ber 23, at 7:30. a<',,lateiI only by a s p irit o f h a tre d In g e ttl in g th is generous o ffe r fro m th e tr e »t. T h e se rm o n nt 3 o ’clo c k w ill S ta rt y o u r c h ild re n r ig h t. S elecl th e
fo r o u r most holy and most sacred in - I bakery,
f , nJ Stock show and has w on $23
he by E v a n g e lis t It. C. Dewey.
W e r ig h t hooks, o r th e y m ay select tlie
js tltu tio n s , it is ta n ta m o u n t to a dec-
The p ro g ra m was good.
are e xp e ctin g a g ra c io u s day in w h ic h w ro n g ones. Do It now
T h e p u b lic
^ M c M i lla n ’s sheep ha ve re a l- FA IR V IEW PARENT
la ratio n o f war and in the m inds o ft
Mrs. Theod. B ru g g e r and Miss
lib r a r y w ill te ll you w h a t is r ig h t . ”
TEACHERS ORGANIZE o u r c itize n ry n o th in g sh o rt o f tree K a th e rin e It rat zed were c a lle d back a ll are in v ite d to jo in .
d «39 in cash prizes an d a t r ip to
R E V 3. G. R O P E K . P astor.
M iss M o n ta g u e has m ade o u t th e
i C summer school. O th e r boys
A f te r a lapse o f 17 m onths, ow ing 80,1
lo s b l* an encore
T hey also to o k
fo llo w in g lis t o f new bo oks a t th e
.rte'y will not le t a n o th e r s to c k to w a r w o rk , the F a irv ie w Parent-
Utm ost V ig ila n c e Urged
I P art In a q u a rte t w ith C. E. R u she r
G resham lib r a r y , eve ryon e o f th e m a
CHEESE
L , 0 bv w ith o u t t h e ir p ig s and T e a c h e r association reorganized re-
,)u r Protection lies in the liia c h in - ” ,nd ' t! W e h rll. T h e ir firs t selec- TILLAMOOK
TAKES HIGHEST HONORS "g o o d b o o k ” :
c e n tly , e le c tin g a f u ll corps of officers ery o f the law. The execution m il 1,011 " aB " * ’ o r «et Me N o t" and fo r
A shley
A m e ric a n h is to ry . C le m ­
in, boy livesto, k ju d g in g c re a te d a n d e n r o llin g 4 5 members The o f­ processes o f that m achinery rest w ith p,lr<’ r ' they gave " A H u n tin g .”
T illa m o o k c o u n ty cheese is re c e iv ­
$3 0,00 0 bequest. C o llin s -— How­
tlie executive offices of th is state and
B e a u tifu lly rendered p ia n o n u m - in g tlie re c o g n itio n to w h ic h It Is en ­ ens
lateral
lo n g the a d u lts .
to fly ,
F ite — H is to ry o f tlie U n ite d
¡were 16 teams, 48 hoys in th e fice rs are, pre sid ent, Mrs E thel M il­ w ith you as arms of the g o ve rn m e n ta l hers were played by M iss F rie d a
t itle d . at tlie L iv e s to c k show in P o r t­
,,t,l p | „
Fourteen O regon te a m s and le r, p rin c ip a l o f the school; vice power. O ur tirst d u ty Is the p ro te c-
S tates
G reene— T h e F la g .
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V c lb re c h t read
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^Washington sta te tea m s. T h a t p re s id e n t, M rs. John Jonas: seer, tion o f ou r country and o f o u r homes.
b a n d — A m e ric a at w o rk .
J o h n s to n
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II iw Sockery Set a H en." Those
|,.(lntP8t was close is s h o w n by th e ta r y -tre a s u re r, Mrs II. M. Heslin.
To secure that protection req uire s the
— L im p y .
M o rris
A p p le w o m an o f
some fa irs .
that the highest s c o rin g tea m
T h e qu estio n o f a piayshed to r the utmost vigilance and an un sw e rving ' ' ho, llPar,l Poor S ockery f a ll th ro u g h
th e K lic k it a t
O'Shea
H e a lth and
b a rre 1
l w h ic h he was
~ *-
F. W C h ris te n s e n , cheese in s p e c t­
¡de 1254 points and a lth o u g h th e s ch o o l lias alrea dy come up and is enforcem ent o f o u r laws. T he peo- * the “ * bottom o f a
C le a n ll’iess.
S ie n kie w icr.
W ith tire
tun team scored 1125 th e n were a ro u s in g considerable enthusiasm .
pie o f the state are depending upon sta n d in g on when s e ttin g th e hen— o r f o r T lllu m o o k c o u n ty , to o k e ig h t
up so high , can s y m p a th is e w ith his cheese e n trie s to th e O regon sta te and sw o rd . S c o tt— H ow th e flag be­
Kaanw in between th e 1254 and
us to root out tlie evils which are re
E n te rta in m e n ts fo r the w in te r ev­ s u itin g from’ a propaganda to o 'lo n g '„ro n l,b ' !n
Ram ­
o u t o f it .
P a rt o f f a ir and w ent aw ay fro m th e sta te cam e O ld G lo ry . T u r k ln g to n
j!5. Oer M ultn om a h team d id good
e n in g s , th e firs t o f w hich w ill be held tolerated
W ils o n
Ma P e tte n
8awe<I ° ” by a n e ig h b o r and th e e x p o s itio n w ith o u t a r ib b o n — even a sey M illin lla n d
j be it understood,
g ill
Young
A la s k a days w itti Joh n
" I bespeak your h e artie st co-opera- r<B!
" " ' ' ‘ ’ tie d o ff by h im s e lf ,
phi live slock ju d g e s fro m o v e r in th e c ity h a ll on F rid a y evening,
w h ite one.
U n d a u n te d , lie b ro u g h t
.
are 1 < g entertained at D ecem ber 5. T h is w ill he free and tion In this as a du ty o f the highest a' “ ! h,s w,l f '' s l, tin g th e re la u g h in g tlie sam e six e n trie s to th e W e ste rn M u ir.
at hts pre dicam en t.
F o r C h ild r e n U n d e r 10,
Mteadquarters in th e o ld E x- w i ll be a s o rt o f g e t-to g e th e r m eet­ patriotism
T lie play " T lie spot on th e s ta lra ” D a iry P ro d u c ts show and secured the
"1 am ta k in g tlie lib e rty o f c a llin g
C h ild 's g a rd e n o f verses
S te v e n ­
u , building
T hey have in s p e c t- in g .
A s h o rt program follow ed by
fu
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prizes
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fo
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seventh
fswir't’s packing p la n t, th e J o u r n a l gam es w ill occupy the evening.
your a tte n tio n to chapter 12 o f tile
son.
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(ding, library and M e ie r & E r a n k ’s
P e te r R a b b it, und o th e rs , liy P o t­
M e e tin g s w ill be held in the school­ general laws of Oregon fo r 1919, th is jo in in g fiats
E m il E xle y and A nn a
T o show tlie d iffe re n c e in ju d g in g ,
irtmenf store.
Y e s te rd a y th e y house the second W ednesday in each being an act defining c rim in a l s y n ­
ter.
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em
ployed
M
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rite
V
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dicalism and sabotage and also to
lie sent tin* head o f cht ese w h ic h se­
nakenon the C o lu m b ia h ig h w a y
R eddy Fox, and o th e rs In scrie s, hy
b rid g e t
E liz a b e tli
m o n th .
chapter 95 of the general laws o f O re­ b re elit as t h e ir
cu re d th e lo w est score a t th e s ta te
^the Portland C o m m e rc ia l c lu b ,
Hurgess.
Sehw
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was
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f
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C
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gon fo r 1911, being an act d e fin in g
f
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show
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aid Grant, a lth o u g h n o t ta k in g
rad Hoeeker and F rie d a llr a tz e l. T he
f 'l i i l i i r e n ’s and MI nw * ’ lis ts
P e te r and W end y
B a rrie .
vagrancy.
t in the ju d g in g con test is spend
tw o m aids fe ll to q u a r r e lin g as to a m o n th la te r and secured n in th
L i t t le B ird B lu e - F in le y .
G ovemoc Asks Reports.
gtbe week in cam p w ith th e boys th is w eek at the Gresham Hat Simp.
w h ich one was re sp o n sib le f o r the place o u t o f 121» e n trie s . T h e y were
W hy th e C h im e s Rung-— A ld e n .
the may gain in p ra c tic a l k n o w ! $1 and $2. Mlsz.
111 event any situ a tio n arises in Hp „ , OI1 t |,e st n | rti
T h e q u a rre l g re w , b ro u g h t back to th e P a cific I n te r n a t­
A lic e in W o n d e rla n d
C a r r o ll,
f with the ol her boys
any com m uni'v of tlie state w h ich The tw o fa m ilie s fe ll o u t o v e r the io n a l show and c a rrie d o ff eve ry r ib ­
A ll- N ig h t Dance.
l. lt t le L a m e P rin c e — M u lo c k .
1 here are oilier .M u ltn o m a h c o u n -
inav be i in is id i 1, ¡1 beyond tlie pow er tro u b le , so
one
decided
to m ove bon t h a t was g ive n f o r h ig h -g ra d e
E v e ry S atu rday n ig h t, a t C lacka. ol local a u th o ritie s to cope w ith 1 aw ay— at m id n ig h t so th e o th e r
N ü rn b e rg Stone— O u id u .
hoys? Never m in d, th e y 'll be th e n
mas, O regon
Six-piece Jazz orches­ earnestly request that tlie exe cutlvi w o u ld n 't know a tilin g a b o u t it. T h a t cheese.
I ’ osy K in g —- ^ i g g l u & S m ith .
I year.
tr a . S upper at m id n ig h t.— Adv.
office at Sab in be notified t o it liw it b
U as exa ctly th e pla n o f th e o th e r
P o r C tiililr e n o v e r IO.
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Every powi i of the state m a cliln e ry f a n i(]\
T he tw o fo u n d the m se lve s
7 H. GEBHARDT HOME
G old en N um bers-— W ig g in Ä S m ith
A C olem an Q u ic k -L ite lam p w ill o f governm ent necessary and a v a il m oving at m id n ig h t and w h at was r o o fin g ) , $3 p e r squ are . L . L . K id ­
FROM EASTERN T R IP m a ke y o u r hom e b rig h t as day. L. L able will Io set in m o tio n to th e c o d Ih(,r ,. s u rp ris in g s t ill, th e y w e r e m ov- d e r lld w . Co. Adv.
M an w ith o u t u C o u n try
H a le .
B lu e F a ir y b o o k — L u n g .
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laws
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enforced
and
the
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place.
O
f
course,
Jtlie Rev. II G eb hard t o f th e Z io n
R o b in so n C ru soe
Defoe.
BORING
lives ami property ol o u r citizens | n ,j,e end, th e y m ake up and resum e
igelical church re tu rn e d last
O regon T r a il -P a rk m a n .
safeguarded.
tio ir o ld fr ie m ilv wavs and liv e d hap-
MELROSE AND VICTORY
[from a six-w eek t r ip , in c lu d in g
A t th e P a c ific L iv e s to c k e x h ib itio n
" I also would g re a tly appreciate p)]y eVe r a fte r.
T lie " t w i n " se rie s
P e rk in s .
at W innepeg, C h ic a g o , St.
H. C. C o m p to n g o t t h ir d p riz e on his
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R o lfe In th e W oods
Seton.
A ve ry e n te rta in in g evening was reports from any com m u nity o f the 1
ms. Kansas, New M exico, A riz o n a ,
D u ro c Jersey b o a r, u n d e r a y e a r old.
H e id i— S p y rl.
bdLos A iig ib
a n d San F ra n c is c o . sp e n t a t Cedar school Tuesday when s ta te its to t ile p o s s ib ilit y of tro u ld i p o N T DRIVE AT NIGHT
a rising and as to the status of those
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T o b y T a y lo r — O tis.
|Tiis is the first ir ip Rev. G e b h a rd t a few o f the patrons o f the school
W ITHOUT TAIL LIGHTS sued M on da y Is one f o r H o m e r Lee
who may be suspected of being
l taken since lie cam e h e re o v e r m et to discuss the subject o f org a n ­ aligned w ith those forces w hich have
Bears o f B lu e R iv e r- M a jo r.
C o nstab le M. M S q u ire w e nt o u t R evenue and J o se p h in e V. H a w o rth
«’ears ago
He said th e w e a th e r iz in g a I ’arent-T e ae he r association
L i t t le W o m e n — A lc o tt.
last n ig h t g u n n in g fo r a u to m o b ile
T h e da te o f th e m e e tin g o f the
i delightful e ve ryw h e re he w e n t, M rs. John Lyn ch, pre sid ent o f the direct defiance of the laws o f o u r
H ans B r in k e r — Dodge.
d riv e rs w ho h a il becom e s la ck ab ou t C o u n try C u ltu r e c lu b a d v e rtis e d fo r
l blizzards and zero w e a th e r h it -
These are h u t a few o f th e m any
N o ve m b e r 27 has been changed to
state and nation
C o u n ty C o un cil, gave an enthusi?'
th
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Roy good books f o r c h ild re n o f a ll ages.
he fo u n d te n d riv e rs w ith o u t ta il T h u rs d a y , D ecem ber 4
lie had passed.
T h e coo le st t ic t a lk in fa v o r o f P arent-Teacher
W h ite hostess
E v e ry o n e w ho buys C h ris tm a s g ifts
JUDGE
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T h e c o n s o lid a tio n o f th e U n io n f o r boys a n il g ir ls Is In v ite d to lo o k
CIRCUIT COURT DEAD before J u s tic e John B ro w n th is fo re ­
c o u n c il w o rk.
O w in g to the fact
Arizona.
and Rock C reek d is tr ic ts w ith Da­ o v e r th e lis ts s t th e lib r a r y .
T hose
noon and re ce ive sentence.
| He especial 1> en jo ye d
th e v is it th a t tlie re were so few present, it
T h e re is c o n te m p la tin g tlie b u y in g o f " H a n d v
C alvin Gantenbein, judge of tin
were w e ll-k n o w n yo u n g m en o f m ascus is b e in g ta lk e d .
i his folks in I llin o is a n il at hie was decided to postpone action u n til
stale circuit court fo r M ultn om a h G resham and v ic in ity and th e lis t in - lo ts to le a rn ab ou t th e a d van ta ge s b o o k s ” s h o u ld lo o k o v e r th e series
mater, tile Eden T h e o lo g ic a l
la te r m eeting. The sentim ent is
and d isa d va n ta g e s o f such a v e n tu re ,
inary at St. L o u is .
A fe w days r a th e r s tro n g ly in fa v o r of an asso­ co u rty died W tdnesdav m o rn in g at eluded tw o G resha m g a rag e men
hut th e re is one p o in t on w h ic h p u b lis h e d by H a rp e rs . F o r tho se in ­
his home in P ortla nd .
T hey w ere L e o D o le w ltc h , B y ro n P ul
! also spent w ith h is b r o th e r at c ia tio n .
U
n io n
is
q u ite
u n a n im o u s — th e y te n d in g to spend m o re th a n one d o l­
C o un t) Superintendent A l-
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en,
E rn e s t
B ru g g e O r, le n w E o lls
Judge
G .n ten h .m , served
o ( , w o M r th
„ . need n new scho olhou se.
«Francisco, a serg ea nt in th e o rd -
In lo o k in g la r th e re a re d e lig h t f u lly illu s tr a te d
d e rson e n te rta in e d the pupils and
Jepartment.
Spanish-Amfrlcau ».,r. at th end ol 1<?(i w E v e rre tg E(J O sb o rn , H ans in to th a t m a tte r, th e re ure no dis- e d itio n s o f m ost o f th e fa v o rite s ,
RiilioughVim'irlp was a v e ry p le a s- p a re n ts w ith a v ic tro la which he i which he received the rank or lieu- K o fh an() j K jyoh ara
ad va n ta g e s
to
co n sid e r.
H e re is |
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i one and nianv fine places w e re u rg in g th a t tin school- use in th e ir
ten int coiont 1 He hud the rare dis
y j , p nipn Were each fined $5 and in ,p in g th a t th e c h ild re n o f U n io n SCHW EDLER GRADE COWS
J Rev. G ebhardt is g la d to be sch o o l w o rk
M any
Sub plctur«
BRING HIGH PRICES
one among tin few «-ere r iv e n a l i t t le le g a l a d vice by w in g , t w hat is th e ir ju s t dues a
* in Oregon.
w e re also shown, w inne rs o f d iffe r­ tin c tio n o f he:
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ivillans in tin entire U nited S ta to ¡he j u n i ' e , w h ic h was In te n d e d to nice, plea sant place to s tu d y In
T h is m o n th 's h o n o r r o ll fo r U n io n . j
e n t p io je c ts -it Gresham and Salem to re c e iv e a commission in U. S. arm? pre ven t any f u tu r e re c u rre n c e o f the
A c c o rd in g to W. S. W ood o f th e
IKi- Grt-diiin Post o f A m e ric a n
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ir,
a V h ., th
1. av-nUa
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g ra d e DVillSn
I h lllp ' ! W ood A Son, a u c tio n e e rs , w ho con-
fciot will gj. -in a ll- i. ig h t da nce th is year. M r. A lderson concluded abovi th e rank o f m a jo r. In the early In fr a c tio n o f th e la w
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It is said th a t th e office rs w ill con- G ra n , E ste lle Jo h n so n , < la ra H o ff- d u cte d th e E. S e h w e d le r sale la st
Thankstivim.- , ve.' W e d n e sd a y, b>' k c i t i n g
H c a m il ! W i l h i m i t t , "
p a rt ol the W o rld W ar he was mad. |h )u p (hp
r { lI ,ipalR n
a g a |n a t
a u , o m s is te r.
W edn esd ay, th e a u c tio n was a re ­
unber 2G, A jazz o rc h e s tra w ill illu s tr a te d w i.h b e a u tifu l pictures of
Seventh g ra d e - Thom aB L o ve la ce , m a rk a b le one. T o hia k n o w le d g e , no
li^Ht$ p in t coioni I .i
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d riv e r« u h o a re d i« re g a rd i!iK th e pro-
¡8I1 music.
A t m id n ig h t a s u p - th e r iv e r , a very pleasing feature o f
trie d to set into active service, le t v |gjOns o f th e law and th a t th e y are G lad ys .H o lte rm a n , G a rre tt L yo n .
sale on th e P a cific coast has b ro u g h t
•■Il be servi l. L e t th e W o r ld th e e n te rta itin ie i t
Several
niim was refused a great disappointm ent w a tc h in g fo r speeders, d e fe c tiv e
S ix th g ra d e —-S y lv ia R o lfe , A ille such h ig h bids f o r g ra d e cow s
'sterans show you a good tim e , hers by the pu pils were much en- to him .
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T h e h ig h e st p ric e g ra d e H o ls te in
lig h ts and d riv e rs w ho a re u n d e r 16
'
jo y e d and a salute to the Hag was re­
W ith tlie exc ption of a short tin e years o f age
in th e la tte r case the lace. G race I,y o n , E dna Z in s li, E ld o re ro w was sold to D r. E. A. P ie rce o f
Joh
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n
in«
.
m a rk a b ly w e ll done
Misa Caroline w h m ru n n in c fo r congress and ill
H ills d a le , O rego n fo r $300.
p a ren ts o f m in o r d riv e rs w o u ld be
F if th grade
M ild re d G ra n , M a r­
.nd
, * ® m enT - c le a n in g , T a l|n la n is Ih , , w e lte r at Cedar th is b rie f period in m ilita r y service, he responsible.
J. W e b b e r o f Estacada pa id $260
jo r ie H eacock.
s ami re p a irin g do ne w e ll.
f o r a g ra d e H o ls te in
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- o w e ll s tre e t.
1 ye a r.
d not been off the c irc u it cou rt
banard,
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Do you w a n t a c o m fo rta b le , h e a lth y
S hannon B S c h a fe r o f D eer Is la n d
M r. and M rs I T. Wood have re bench since in- was elected 18 year»
b o u g h t one f o r $225.
s h e lte r fo r y o u r c h ild re n to p la y in A u s tin R o lfe , M a rg u e rite W elch.
farm fo r B ent ( ll- sa le .
tu rn e d fro m an a u 'o t r ip to Salem
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O th e r g ra d e H o is te in s sold fo r
d u rin g th e d riz z ly n in e m o n th s th a t
ago.
sral fa m ilie s
l ' aH acres close 'w h e r e tin -
• " io. $175, $ l« 0 . $140 a m i $115.
the y a tte n d Bchool? T h e n d o n ’ t fa ll ence A da m s
’
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H a ve 40 o f fo r r n , r
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returned
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F o r Sale Second Hand Goods.
T w o re g is te re d H o ls te in ro w s w ent
to tu r n o u t to m o rro w and ca st a big
R oyce C h ild s w rite s hom e th a t he to M. K e h r ll on the Handy roa d, at
J n
5,° w lth place lf bv wav of W illamina «h ere tie vi
One S in g e r sew ing m achine, first vote fo r th e piaysh ed.
has
now
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and
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re e h o tn , lte d w ith th e ir da u g h te r, Miss Male 1. class co n d itio n . $25.
$400 and $225.
lHiw.e 503.
7 7
A re g is te re d i 1- m o n tlis o ld h e ife r
Round top. 8-rt. extension table, S T R A Y E D on O cto b e r 31, a c h e s tn u t tlo n s o f th e r ig id t r a in in g a t G oat
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who is teaching the primary grades
s o rre l m are pony, roached m a in . Is la n d , and Is w ith th e P a cific Meet was sold f o r $ 1 5 6 ; a 3 -y e a r-o ld b u ll,
$15.
Thanksgiving s a le .
o fth e W illa n
I. '
n e ar San
P ed ro.
T he f o r $ 1 3 5 ; a h u ll c a lf, th re e weeks
o B th h in d w h ite fee t. A d d re ss J s ta tio n e d
Square top d in in g table, 6 -ft. ex­
L he lare,
- " r t tn e n t o f $1 and
Sunday
■ ,""I
a
W. D ryd e n . L e n ta , O regon o r phone " g r in d " is red in cd in a lm o s t n o th ­ o ld , sold fo r $60.
tension,
$1'»-
.
.
.
( ’ "omed and re a d y -to -w e a r h u ts o 'c lo c k Suini i
in g
T h e fre q u e n t shore leaves and
B a rre d P ly m o u th It<" k c h ic k e n s
T a b o r 5920.
Range, dandy co n d itio n >4 0. M a ­
side t r ip s m ake s a ilo r in g plea sant.
GRESHAM HAT SH O P.
is c o r d i a l l y i n v i t ' d
to a tte n d .
A ’ te r coll and pipe Included
soared
P rices flew as h ig h as $2 25
.
O tto Hoese v is ite d his m o th e r la st f o r a p u lle t and hens $2
,.
,
- -
th e recent social then
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F o u r good heating stoves
Price« E M P L O Y M E N T w a nted on ta rm by
A lth o u g h he is n o t e n tir e ly
m an w ith fa m ily
E xp e rie n ce d In week
F a rm m a rh ln < ry and Im p le m e n ts
' ’ « ■ lltilllU
.............
fro m $3.50 to $20-
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g e n e ra l fa rm w o rk
8 it. V e rm ll- o v e r th e in ju r y rece ive d fro m the ¡s o ld w e ll
in ve stig a te
They are bargains.
’0 a tn'ru ,hpfm8elveB
bp a re v e ry g ra te fu l to a il who helped to
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Box 330, It. 2, M ilw a u k ie . fa ll o ff o f a wood w agon, he Is a g o o d )
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way to w a rd s c o m p le te re c o v e ry , c o n - ,
S to ra g e b a tte ry r e p a irin g and re-
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a ld e rln g how s e rio u s th e accide nt * c h a rg in g .
s ta r te r
and
g e n e ra to r
H e a tin g stoves are g o in g lik s hot
w m .
' w o rk .
R a k e r A Son.
W hen in d o u b t t r y a W a n t Ad.
• ûiuer on th e G re sh a m m a r- P leasant Home and I < rry
cakes at L. L K id d e r H d ir C o . ______
lor ‘ he gan¡(,
en t.
t
(
The Good Will of Clients
The Matter of Building up
a Competency Depend*
ko n lV .I"
' 111 °» o u r c lie n ts is one o! o u r B O t
k«aUn»eJ retP,‘ ,io n o f th ls hy honest d e a lin g am i fa ir 'r« n ui".
print TPd o u r business to c o n s ta n tly and p e rm a n e n tly > x p '"
rno,,of ne aily fifte e n yea rs.
THANKSGIVING WEEK
But on Thrift.
INVESTMENT SERVICE
°.n r lo ,,g y par9 ° f bu sin ess in th is com n nn .it.' «■ ’•
* ld or ’>nd so u rce s m u ch p ra c tic a l expellem -e am
k a ¿ 1 * l i VM,nM‘n l* ;
b o th th o se o f a local na tur* •'
.
JMin, ?5ra In 'e s tm e n t such as G o v e rn m e n t and M unicipn
« ’ hose o f F o re ig n G o v e rn m e n ts .
° np o f o u r fp e c la l s e rvice s to assist th e in v e s to r in <b<
” '®«nts w isely.
**tk ta**«
e n o u g h t r ic k to m a ke m oney hut the
to know how to a v o id lo o s in g It a fte r you have ma l
L m
«•' lie nt -e rv ic e to you.
-¿First ^ ta te
Gresham, Oregon
Not upon a Lucky Bone,
|fl ln .
You will be too busy to do the washing.
Our wagon will call for and deliver it
After the spread, let us launder the
table linen
Gresham Steam Laundry
A D olhr Opens a Savings Account at this Bank.
And you will be Surprised to see How Quickly small ■ ■
aviag* Grow when pot aside regularly.
Come let us lay out a savings plan for you
Bank of Gresham
Gresham, Oregon
Resources over $300,000.00