Gresham outlook., December 30, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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GKESHAM OUTLOOK T L FsD A V .
FOLK
DECEM BER 30,
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GRESHAM LOCALS
N early 20,000 le tte rh e a d s are be­
ing p rin ted at th e O utlook office for
nearly 30 d ifferen t business con-
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cem s of G resham . T he le tte rh e a d s
Mrs. J. T. S tillions is seriously ill ' 4 re bpln8 p rin ted In two colors w ith
with pneum onia at h er hom e in 8 c°n eise descrip tio n of the ad v an t-
G resham . She sp en t C h ristm as day ages, reso u rces an d com m unity o r­
g an izatio n s on th e back of th e sheet.
w ith h er m o th er, Mrs. A. E. C lark.
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u g h business
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personal correspondence, in
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reg a rd in g
th e fam ous
R obert was q u ite ill fo r a tim e.
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Pow ell A alley section.
A n eatly
Win. Bostic of S ublet, Idaho, vvho p rin ted le tte rh e a d is u n d o u b ted ly one
is spending th e w in ter here w ith his i of th ^ v e r y best ad v e rtisin g m edium s
¡fam ily at th e hom e of his fath e r-in - fo r a business concern both locally
law, Jo h n R oberts, u n d erw en t an op- an(j at a distance.
era tio n last S atu rd ay at a 'P o r tl a n d
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Mrs. w . It. K ern h as been ill to r
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th e past few days b u t is now m uch
well.
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Mrs. C a rrie H ansen an d d a u g h te r.
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T he County A gent s office will be
i Mary, had as g u ests on Sunday Mrs. 1 ,
Mary C aseb ere and d au g h ters. E t h e l ' clo8ed tro n l J a n u a ry 1 to J a n u a ry 12.
and Nellie, of P o rtlan d .
' 1920. T he County A gent will be in
1 Mr. and Mrs. H arry L usted and son C o rv alll. d u rin g th a t tim e a tte n d in g
of L ents, an d Mrs. H olm es and und assistin g on th e p ro g ram of
A shipment arrived too late for the Christmas
I d au g h te r of O regon City, w ere din- F arm ers W eek and a tte n d in g th e a n ­
tler g u ests S unday evening of Mrs. nual C ounty A g en ts’ conference. The
trade. Several Beautiful Designs.
L. T. L u sted and d a u g h te r, Ines.
second week of J a n u a ry is devoted to
L ester Spencer is p lan n in g to leave I a jo in t conference of all th e a g e n ts of
T ake your C hoice T his W eek at 20 per
today fo r Y akim a and o th e r e a ste rn | , bp sta te w ith th e h ead s of th e varl-
W ash ln g to n places fo r an extended ou„ departm entB of thp co„
thp
cent off regular price.
visit an d to look a f te r business In-1 „ ,
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te re sts
E xtension Specialists an d rep rese n ta-
Jolin Brow n left last n ig h t for ■ , *veB ° f tb e ' • s - D ep artm en t of Agri-
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G lendale to look a fte r Ills w ater v u ltu re. T his tim e will be devoted
rig h ts in connection w ith his gol I to th e stu d y of th e la te s t farm prac-
m lne at th a t place.
tlces which a re proving p rofitable In
F. D. A xtell has re tu rn e d to his th e v ario u s sections of th e sta te , th e ,
hom e from R eedsport. Oregon, whefie location of th e so u rces of supply of
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I hp has bppn « ° fh fn g for several goot1 sepd8> p la n n in g th e schedules of I
m onths. Mr an d Mrs^ Axtell are eu (h<, E xtpns,on S ppclalists
, he v a r.
20%
Off
On Electric Reading Lamps
A Complete Line of
Im plem ents, M achinery and R epairs
Reliabilit
Service
Hessefs Farm Machinery
Gresham
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
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to y in g a v isit fro m th e ir so n . Lloyd
'a n d wife and little d au g h te r, from ous count,P8 and P lanning all th e
THE U N IV E R S A L CA R
R eedsport
1 w ork fo r th e com ing year.
“'I t ’s a boy,” cam e th e m essage 1 Clifford Gibbs, son of Mr. and Mrs. ,
Every farmer should have one or
i over th e w ire from P o rtlan d . Since F ra n k Gibbs, who lias been q u ite ill
l ie wish to extend to our friends and pat­
more ! ord Trucks because of the pro­
th en th e e d ito r of th e O utlook and since S atu rd ay is recovering al-
his wife have been try in g to m a in ta in th o u g h still confined to his bed.
fitable results that will follow their use.
th e dig n ity of g ran d p a re n th o o d w ith
rons our thanks for past favors and wish
Mrs. M atilda R oten, who is su ffer­
I here is not any guess work about
m ore o r less success. Leslie T hom as ing from the effects of a bad cold Is ,
¡S t.C la ir , J r ., was born on S unday rep o rted as ab o u t th e same.
this statement. It has been proven
A H A P P Y N EW Y E A R TO ALL
m orning at E m an u el hospital. All
P rin cip al Goodwin is a tte n d in g i
on thousands of farms. If you farm,
¡ a re doing well.
th e S tate T ea ch e rs’ association in i
tome in and let us tell you more about
Mrs. R obt. L ansdow n re tu rn e d to P o rtlan d today.
h e r hom e In O regon City S unday a f­
C. H. Jo h an so n was in G resham on j
the Lord Truck’s value to you in sure
tern o o n a f te r spen d in g th e holidays business M onday
He was on his
dollars
and cents saving. It is a per­
w ith h er m o th er, Mrs. S. R. B radfleld way to C orvallis w here th e F a rm e rs'
sonal
matter
to every farmer. The
and sister, Mrs. C. E. R usher.
W.-ek at th e O. A. C. is in session.
Mr. an d Mrs. F ritz S tockpr spent
Mrs. Eva A nderson U pdegraff o f.
I ord I ruck is a business necessity.
C h ristm as at th e hom e of th e fo rm ­ P o r'la n d , was th e g u est today of
Orders should be left with us at once
e r ’s d au g h te r, Mrs. Mae Sm ith
Mrs. F. L. Mack.
in
order to get early delivery. Price
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Beegle and
A m eeting of all m em bers of th e
d au g h ter, Addie, a ré v isitin g at T he M ethodist Episcopal church and all
$590, without body, f. o. b. Detroit.
D alles w ith Mrs. B eegle’s
sister, o th e rs who are in te re ste d in th e s u e - ,
Mrs. C larence Look and fam ily.
cess of th e special services to begin
present we can make immediate
Jo h n M iller of A lpaugh, T u la re next Sunday, is called for next
county, C alifo rn ia, w as a C h ristm as T h u rsd ay evening, J a n u a ry 1, a t th e
delivery on orders for these trucks.
g uest of A tto rn ey Milo C. K ing. Mr chu rch.
M iller is a forem an on a larg e stock
EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING
DEATH CALLS ANOTHER
ranch.
R A K E R & SO N
OLD TIME RESIDENT
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Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
GRESHAM
ESTACADA
of Mr. and Mrs. B. W Em ery were
Mrs. Jam es L aw rence, whose s e ri­
Office with Oregon-Washington Truck Agency,
th e ir d a u g h te r. Miss R uby, T hom as
P rince, Mrs. M arie <Prince, all of ous illness was recorded in th e last
40 Second Street, Cor. Ash Street
1 P o rtlan d , and Mrs. M ary P re sto n of O utlook, peacefully b rea th ed h er last
Oreshatn Phone 17
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Portland Broadway 5121
G resham . M ark N augle of P o rtlan d on Sunday afte rn o o n , D ecem ber 28,
spent C h ristm as eve a t the Em ery aged 55 years. She is su rv iv ed by
h e r husb an d , tw o d a u g h te rs, Mrs.
home.
G race Page and Mrs. M innie Ayls-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
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C H O IC E M E A T S
MELROSE AND VICTORY
In th e av e rag e household broken
ceived holiday g reetin g s from Mr. w orth, h e r aged fa th e r, D. L Mc­
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dishes rep rese n t th e g re a te st loss
1 and Mrs. M O. N elson, fo rm erly of L ain, fo u r sisters an d a b ro th er, Mrs.
H om em ad e H am s, B acon, S a u sa g e, Lard
C h erry P a rk , who a re now in M inn­ B ril M ic h e l. M rs. E th e l M ille r. Mrs.
Inez M iller, Mrs. Elva M iller and Will
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eapolis.
R ecitatio n s and songs by
Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an gave a McLain. All th ese live in G resham d ren an d special m usic by Leon Cad- ' p a tently a t hand. 1-o r th is purpose
b irth d a y d in n e r la st n ig h t in ho n o r excepting th e la st th ree.
F u n e ra l services w ere hPld in the dy, Mrs. I. T. Wood and Rev. E arl II. 1 tbprp iH n o th in g equal to w hite lead.
of her h u sb an d and th e ir son, O r­
M
ethodist
Episcopal church, G resh ­ C otton was m uch enjoyed. Rev. Cot- Many cem ents leave a te llta le d ark
ville.
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Main S treet
GRESHAM
P h o n e 881
am , th is afte rn o o n and in te rm en t was ton told H enry Van D yke’s sto ry of line to m ark th e b re a k ; w hite lead
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GEO. D IE T L . P rop.
th e F o u rt W ise Man in a way th a t does not. T he broken edges should
se n tin g th e ages of fa th e r and son. ln th e G resham cem etery.
be clean an d dry. Rub th e lead on
A m ore extended o b itu a ry will ap ­ was much enjoyed.
P rin cip al E lm er F . Goodwin of
p ear in a la tte r issue.
Miss E d ith T u rn e r, of P o rtlan d , both edges w ith th e fingers and press
Union
H
igh
school,
Mrs.
Goodwin
G overnm ent W hitew ash.
FARMERS W EEK OPENS
\i>|e n tv|,hx i Hree\ ’en d vlsl,lnK w lth th e p a rts firmly to g e th e r u n til th e ce-
T he follow ing is th e governm ent i
WITH GOOD
ATTENDANCE
and ,hpir 80n’ Langl " prp dlnnpr F ire D apartm ent W ill F leet Officers w
m »no„
n • 18 h o ?le from m ent ‘se ts.’ T hen ca refu lly tie to-
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form ula for w hitew ash and will be
January 5.
W illam ina w here she is em ployed as
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More th a n 300 farm ers and c o u n -'
T b,‘ b i* b school opened Monday
p
rim
ary
teach
er.
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i K e,her w lth a cor(1 o r ia ’ ten * lth ad-
found very useful on every farm , for i •v
A re g u la r m eeting of th e G resham
r. » c ' m o rn in g a f te r an en forced vacation
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1 hesive tape. Be su re th a t th e seam s
th e lib eral use of w hitew ash not only 1 ag en ts hail regi. tered at O. A. C. | ((f a inloBt th re e w eeks due to tho V o lu n teer F ire D ep artm en t will be
a re p erfectly sm ooth, n e ith e r side
S tarch F acto ry R unning.
adds g re a tly to th e ap p earances about f ° p b arm e rs W eek M onday n ig h t, sto rm con d itio n s.
It was q u ite a held Ja n u a ry 5 at w hich tim e th e
T est th is by ru n n in g
th e farm , but it also serves an excel- ! L ectu res an d d em o n stratio n s are ¡sacrifice to th e te ac h ers to give up re g u la r election of officers will be
T he N orthw est P o tato S tarch an 1 p ro jectin g .
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, ,b is wepk as It will dep riv e th em of held. All business m en and m em ­ M illing com pany Is o p e ra tin g tw o y o u r finger o ver it. Set th e artic le
lent purpose In destroying germ life fea tu re s of th e program . Such sub- ,t,e privilege of a tte n d in g the Oregon
T his form ula, w hich we a re repro- jects as th e follow ing are being dis- s ta te T ea ch e rs' association w hich bers of th e council a re especially i n ­ sh ifts a day and tu rn in g out th e finest asid e for a w eek o r two to d ry th o r­
vited to a tte n d th is m eeting. One o r q u ality of sta rc h m ade from cull po­ oughly before using.
d u rin g , should be saved for refer- cussed: “ An asv way to increase tile m eets ln P o rtlan d th is week
ence and used often
cut te d : “ An easy way to in crease th e
Dr. W ilb u r Thom pson and wife m ore of th e sta te fire m arsh a ls will tatoes. New ad d itio n s to th e plant
Some people play at th e ir work and
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, “ Use of a g ric u ltu ra l lim e.” by
Pro- w ere v isitin g th e ir p are n ts. Dr. and be present and give th e rep o rt of a re being m ade in o rd e r to m ore
O ne-half bushel unslaked lim e. 1 fe8i)or p y R(Jzpk
..Splection of a Mrg. A T hom pson and Mr. and Mrs. th e ir recent in v estig atio n of th e fire th o ro u g h ly g rad e th e sta rc h an d it is then work a t th e ir play an d do n e ith ­
peck of salt well dissolved in w arm gto(,k fa rm -. by P ro f E L Po, te r A. M. W ilkinson o ver th e w eek-end. situ atio n in G resham .
hoped soon to ta k e ca re of th e pulp e r one well.
which w hen d ried can be kept in d ef­
w ater, 3 pounds of g round rice boiled -C lu b ProjectB a n d o rg an izatio n by
D. M. R oberts, th e p o stm aste r, a n ­
Most N otab le C on ven tion .
in itely and m akes th e finest stock
to a th in paste, stirre d into the m i. h . C. S eym our, s ta te club leader, nounces th a t th e postofflee window
FLORENCE M. HONEY
P re lim in ary p la n t fo r th e rep u b li- feed. At p resen t it is being used by
lu re when boiling h o t; half pound of “C ontagious ab o rtio n ln c a ttle ” , by ; will be open front 9 :3 0 a. m. to
pow dered S panish w hiting, 1 pound Dr. B. V. Sints
"S ta n d a rd clu b s” , 1 0 :3 0 a. in. New Y ear's day. T h ere can n atio n al convention at Chicago farm ers in th e wet sta te , loads of it
PIANO, HARMONY
glue previously dissolved over a slow by E. H. P eterso n . Coos county lead- will be no c a rrie r service on th e ' ? u " e 8 ’ 88 o u tlin ed by C hairm an being hauled aw ay each day
Private or Class Lessons
It ap p ears as if th< farm ers a te
fire
Five gallons of hot w ater com- e r - D em o n stratio n s are being given ro u tes on th a t day.
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H ays at th e recen t m eeting of
S tu d io F irs t S ta te B a n k Bldg.
nl.-te th e m ixture
s ti r well and let 0,1 8,ock ju d g in g and different phases
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. E ling e n te r-
feiiiib llran n a tio n a l c o m m itte e ,, nom ing in to th e ir own w hen v alu ab le
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of farm work.
Besides th e educa- tained ab o u t 75 g u ests at an old *n,iicat e th a t th is will be one of th e p ro d u cts can be m ade from ap p a ren t
P hone 681
G resham
It sta n d for a few days before using. tlo n al fe a tu re s th e re - are e n te rta in - fashioned b arn dance given in th e | m o ,t n o tab le co nventions ever held refuse.
P rotect It from d irt and ex tran eo u s ,,lpl, tB, co n feren ces .a s s o c ia tio n m eet- g ran g e hall last S atu rd ay evening In history of th e p arty . C ertain ly it
F u rs are likely to look m ussed and
m a tte r. It should be put on w hile |„ g B and co n su ltatio n s.
Ol.l fashioned sq u a re dances arid will be th e la rg e st, in th e n u m b er of
hot.
One pint of th e m ixture will
o n e of th e su b je cts to be stu d ied gam es w ere indulged In by th e coun- p a r ty work(>ra en title d to official seats crushed when tak en o u t In th e fall,
M iss F ried a B ratzel
cover a sq u a re yard if properly ap- is th e Im portance of ad v e rtisin g as a try folks who were g arbed in all
,lle c o n v e a ,ion, alth o u g h th e nura- If han g in g fo r a few h ours In a brlRk
su n b o n n ets.
bpr of delpKa ,p * baB bpp» «Hghtly re- wind does not resto re them , they can
plied. T his can be used with brush- m eans of disposing of farm produce m a n n er of ap ro n s an .. d --------------
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Teacher in Piano
be freshened by b ru sh in g ag a in st th e
es or w ith a m achine. The sa lt and in a p rofitable m anner. A dvertising overalls an d straw h ats. R efresh-
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or elasd lessons. Spe
th e lim e both possess d isinfecting <’*P erts will give le ctu res on th e m ents w ere served at th e close of a
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' *,1P ',dP ’ bP 8' a t ' ‘ g ra in w ith a clean, m oistened brush.
eial attention given to begin-
q u alities and th e glue gives a last-1 m08t
*tyle of ad v ertisem en t. Jolly evening an d th e g u ests dpPa r t - 1 ‘
° d h fsio n of he fen u b li Leave them to dry for ab o u t an hou-,
e r s in relaxation and hand d e ­
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ed at a la te h o u r th a n k in g th e ir h o sts; ne wompn 8 division of th e repubH-
Ing finish and p revents th e w hite-,
<»M ,„a,v of David J. < ulv.
f o r a d elig h tfu l evening
ran p arty ln pach 8 ,a ,p - ,hp ‘'b a ir - th en beat w ith a ra tta n and comb
velopment.
w ash from rubbing off. Anyone who)
Dav)() , f u l j
born )n shpbov
T |„ w ork f a k lrg , hp gov,.rn m p n . men of th e ways and m eans com m it- w ith a coarse comb.
Sou th R oberts A ve.
P h on e 3 0 7
has used the o rd in ary solution w ith- gan county, W isconsin, December
census begins next F rid ay .
E very ' ,p9 of ,bp 'a r io u s sta te s, and th
ch
airm
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of
th
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w
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ranch
of
Head
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W
ant
Ads.
o u t g lu e will be su rp rised at th e g re a t 1849. p P lived in W isconsin u n til onp tb o u ld aid in th is w ork by hav-
the ways an d m eans com m ittees Mr
im provem ent th is m akes.
1885 w hen h
CANNON’S, Dry Goods
3LEASON TRUCK SERVICE
¿ eu '
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
to Oregon, liv- i -
r three yean in Douglaa coun- 1
S tatio n Test.* Seed T re atm en t.
ty He cam e to G resham In 1892 and
E xtensive fall p la n tin g s of cereals
had m ade his hom e h ere n early all of
have Just been com plet) d on the
the tim e since th en . L ast fail he
O. A. C. experim ent sta tio n farm s to
went to so u th e rn Oregon and only a
d eterm in e the effect of different seed few w eeks ago re tu rn e d to P o rtlan d ,
tre a tm e n ts for sm u t control.
F o r­ w here his d eath occu rred on T u es­
tner expérim enta at CorvBlIis hav« day. D ecem ber 23. He is survived by
indicated th a t w hen conditions ar» his widow. O rpha Culy, a b ro th er,
not favorable to the prom pt g e rm i­ J. A., of A berdeen. W ash in g to n ; two
nation of the g rain , due to late sisters. Mr> A llda Giese of G resham
p la n tin g o r plan tin g in dry soil, th e and Mrs. C lara M iller of St. H elens.
blue-etone-llm
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, e tre . a , tm e n t is much O regon. M rs. Guy F ield h o u se of St.
sa fe r th a n
form aldehyde, u sually u Ptftl and Mrs t»es
B in d er ,
q u ite satisfac to ry w hen conditions x-jk . fon.
o
O regon, a n
ces. The:
favorable for prom pt germ in atio n .
i are also several nephe
and nlec<
planted
Im m ediately a fte r tr e a t ­ o u tsid e th e state.
m ent.
T he new experim ents. In
T he fu n eral services were co n d u c t­
charge of Miss J. P. Rose, fed eral ed ojt F rid a y aftern o o n from th e Carl
rep rese n tativ e at the college, are to son u n d e rta k in g chapel by A. C
as< e rta in th e effects of these difffer- F reel, head of th e C h ristian Sctenre
ent tre a tm e n ts on th e g erm ination com m ittee on p u b licatio n s for O re­
and v itality of th e grain and on its gon.
tbillty to resist th e a tta c k s of fungi
Mr. Culy was quiet and u n assu m ­
In th e soil w hich a re likely to do ing ln his life and was governed by
coiishferablc dam age to grain sp ro u t­ honeaty and in te g rity of purpose. He
ing u n d er u n fav o rab le
conditions. was alw ays helpful to those aixMf
These problem s will receive a tte n ­ him.
tion of sp ecialists a t F a rm e rs ’ week.
D ecem ber 2 9 -Jan u ary 3.
Read th e O utlook classified ads
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are the e n u m e ra to rs th is year.
Mr. ami Mrs. Wiilffim Reynolds of
Bend, O regon, a re h ere for a few
visit w ith rela tiv e s and ole
" Pt
friends. They form erly lived on th e
Powell Valley road n e a r th e Powell
Valley schoolhouse.
C h ristm as g u ests at -he horn, of
should be given every recogni- '1 ’?
tion at Chicago, and th a t they will A
th u s he h>'tter p rep ared to tak e up th e ¥
w ork of th e cam paign. The c h a ir - >2
man announced th a t alth o u g h th e n u - 2
d ito rittra at Chicago, in w hich tile S
convention will be held, had been eu 1 Y
Iar*pd’ h waa llls P««-po*e to have i
jus: as m any of th e lead in g p arty T
w orkers
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rroui1 onfo ,bp floor, and th a t he he- y
llev-il th e convention would be a re
, o rd -b re a k e r for atte n d a n c e and e
th u siasm .
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.according to S en ato r B randegec of
C onnecticut none need lose a m o­
m e n t's sleep over th e q uestion Of th e
E uro p ean n atio n s not accepting tu e
L eague of N ations w ith th e re se rv a ­
tion- proposed by th e r-p u b llcan s.
S en ato r B randpgee believes th a t Eu-
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ept th e A ninricnnized J
pact If given th e chance.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. W. Brown w ere
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B rooke and
nn Mr
air
am i Mrs. W. B arb er and da „ -lite r-.
F rie d a and Eva. Mrs. B arb er and
d a u g h te rs sppnt several days visit-
■ n e w ith h e r a u n t, Mrs. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K H am ilton an d
fam ily of P o rtla n d . Mr and Mrs. W ill
T h a ir and Mr. and Mrs I^ w re n c "
C rasw ell o f P b a s a n t Home were
d in n e r g u ests at th e hom e of Mr and
Mrs A J. W Brow n Friday cven-
Ing. A d elig h tfu l
en ing was spent
C arl Mayfield, fo rm e rly of P rin e ­
ville, has been d isch arg ed from the
navy a f te r tw o y ea rs’ service, and
is sta y in g at th e hom e of his au n t
S to rag e b attery re p a irin g and re-
Mrs. Chas. Reynol Is.
D uring bis ch erg in g .
s ta r te r
and
g n e ra to r <
i rvice he was fo r a timi on guar*! work. R a k er # Fon.
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com ing to i
»n F ran cisco fo r bis discharge.
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