Gresham outlook., August 31, 1920, Image 1

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VOL. 10,
NO. 53
G resham O utlook
__________________ O&ESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY
PETITION DENIED
CEDAR DISTRICT
PLANS UNDER WAY
FOR SANDY CELEBRATION
OREGON
TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1920
YOU KNOW THAI FEELIN'
OREGON TO THE FRONT
FORMER RESIDENT
HOME HERE AGAIN
At the meeting held at Sandy on
Saturday evening a branch of the
An old-fashioned grist mill, where
I Clackamas
County
Development
the farmer may bring his own wheat
The District Boundary Board on ! League wa3 organlled
The follow
to be ground, is to open at Oakland
August 30 acted upon the p etitio n s1 iag officers were named: president
Mrs. Amelia u. Price, who left
September 1. It is said to have a
presented by Boring, Fairview and Ed. Hart; vice president, John Rev
Gresham hut fall with the expecta­
capacity of 50 barrels daily and will
tion of making her home in New
Cedar districts asking that an elec- enue; secretary and treasurer, C. D
prove of material assistance to grow­
York, returned last week and says
tion be called in each district for the Purcel1
ers who wish flour and mill feed
that Gresham never looked better to
The league will meet once a month
made from their own grain.
purpose of joining Union high school
her. She is staying temporarily with
and its purpose is what the name im
district No. 2.
plies, to work for the development
Six hundred miles up the Yangtse Mrs Mary McAllister
The first petition considered was of Clackamas county. Financial com­
The following description of her
river, China, people are receiving
that of Cedar. Superintendent Al­ mittees were appointed in all the out­
large cargoes of Portland goods. trip across the continent has been
derson recommended that it be de­ lying districts to help solicit fundi
Lumber, piece goods, and machinery, given to the Outlook and will be of
nied. He stated, according to report, to defray expenses of the big road
are being brought to that section by Interest to all.
that it was just an attempt on the celebration to be held at Sandy on
I left Cherry Creek, New York, on
two boats operated by the Columbia-
part of the Union high board to Labor day.
Pacific Shipping company. Cargoes Thursday morning. August 19 After
two hours delay at Jamestown, I ce-
force the districts to join by refusing
On the occasion of this celebration
of teas, hides, cotton, silk, rice and cured my ticket for Portland, Oregon
to accommodate the children.
all Clackamas and Multnomah coun­
oils destined for this port are being and left about 2 o ’clock, having a
An attorney representing Emil ties are invited to come to Sandy
brought back from Hankow on the fine view of the southeastern part of
Olsen, Mrs. Olive Strebin, Corbett and celebrate in recognition of the
« hautauqua lake. Thence through
return trips.
Meadville, Greenville, Girard ami
Hopkins of Cedar, and Mrs. Ed Os chosen route of the Mt. Hood loop
other places in Pensylvania, came In­
burn of Gresham, found som e tech highway.
Crops in Wasco county aren't to Youngstown, Ohio, just in time to
nical deficiencies in the petition
worrying the farmers this season, see the streets lined with people on
There will be an all-day program.
which, it is said, might constitute Everybody is to bring a well filled
except to get them taken care of, for their way home from work In the
grounds for rejection. Commission­ basket for a picnic dinner, which, it
the horn of plenty seem s to have great factoiles at that place. Some­
time during the evening we passed
er Hoyt waived this issue aside by is said, will be put together and be
been turned upside down in this sec­ through Marion, Ohio, the home of
the remark that such om issions could served cafeteria style.
tion, if one is to judge by a survey Warren G. Harding
easily be rectified. The attorney also
just completed.
The county will
Among the prominent speakers
In the morning we were nearing
stated that it was signed by “tran­ will be G. W Joseph and Julius
At the Dearborn street
produce over a million bushels of Chicago.
sients and those passing through the Meier of Portland. Others will be
wheat this year. The wool clip will station I was transferred to the big
depot and my train to St. Paul left
district.” This statem ent was dis­ announced later. Also all the out­
total a m illion pounds.
about 10 a. m. 1 was somewhat out
tinctly am using to Cedar residents lying districts will be represented on
of breath from the confusion and
present, all signers of the petition. the program and a brass band will
Nine acres of ground will be cov­ rush of such a great city. However,
ered by the factory of the American I got along ail right.
The Commissioners asked for the furnish the music. It is also said
One sees so much of interest in
Can company, now under construc­
vote In previous election and it was the governor, highway commission
given 19 to 8 opposed to joining.
tion In North Portland. The factory passing through a prosperous farm­
and other high officials will be in­
ing country it Is hard to select the
The delegation from Cedar consist vited. Altogether It w ill be a red-
will have a capacity of 100,000,000 most Important.
I noticed a big
fruit and salmon cans annually and factory, new, 1 ant sure, from the
ed of C. Soderquist, A. L. Maybee, letter day for northern Clackamas
brightness
of
the
paint
and lettering
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Curry, Mrs. Geo. county.
half as many specially designed con­
Moffitt, Mr. and Mrs. G. Frazier and
tainers for coffee, spices and the like. which proclaimed to the world that
“Carnation Milk" products were put
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Althaus.
The plant will Include a complete up there.
MOONSHINE PLANT GETS
Mrs. Althaus stated that the vote
lithographing shop for the produc­
COTTRELL MAN IN BAD
We are now at East Dubuque. It
YOUTHFUL THIEVES GIVEN WORRIED PARENTS SEEK
tion of high-class labels.
in previous election did not repre­
is close to the south line of W iscon­
Stillman Andrews, his sonMelvin,
CHANCE TO REFORM
SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN
sin, while across the Mississippi river
sent the sentim ent in the district in­
One of the largest central ware­ is the city of Dubuque, Iowa. The
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asmuch as the polls were closed and Lester Tallmadge were brought,
before United States C om m issioner! hr, \ T * h
i „ CUlpr,t’ owere
Af,er the ««’verse decision of the houses in the northwest for the stor­ river is very picturesque and beauti­
when several voters arrived to vote
Drake In Portland vesterdav charged ?
t
boundary board was given In regard age of canned fruits and vegetables ful, though not here as broud lit ex-
in favor of joining.
with violation of the national prohi-
Brow? Saturd“y charged with to the petition from Cedar district. has just been completed in Portland pance us a little farther south. The
great river on our left and great
The com m issioners asked how
bition
act.
Thev
were
released
or
!
stealinK
articles from the autom obile | some of the denied petitioners vis- for the A. Rupert company. The stone ledges on our right rising
many pupils would attend from Cedar
of L. A. Davies when it was parked lted Superintendent Alderson to Se­ company operates eight big can­ ubruptly look as though they might
and Mr. Alderson promptly called bond, Stillman Andrews being re­
near the Gresham grade school build- cure advice about how best to pro- neries in Oregon and Washington. have been evenly laid up by a master
out “One.” A voice from the rear quired to put up $1000 and the other
ing. Mr. Davies discovered the loss vide for their children ready for high The new structure is of brick and Is mason. In some places they are de­
tached from . the main ledge and
of the room corrected his statem ent two $500 each.
With those who thus in- capable of handling 100,000 cases of stand up straight and square like the
These men were arrested Saturday before the boys, who were driving a school.
by remarking, "I have a daughter
|
horse
and
buggy,
were
out
of
sight,
terview’ed
the
county
superintendent
lowers or battlements of some an­
fruit.
ready for high school— that makes by Deputy Sheriff M. M. Squire and
cient castle. One I noticed leaning
He suspected them and immediately is said to have been Commissioner
two.” Another person present said two revenue officers. A 100-gallon
at the top until it touched the brow
followed them in his automobile. Holman,
According to the report
The Port of Coos Bay has closed a of the main ledge.
“Three will go this year and more still was found about half way be­ They turned into a side street and 1 given the Outlook of the interview-
deal
for
1600
feet
of
water
frontage
tween the Andrews home at Cottrell
next.”
In our trip through Illinios we
tried to throw the stolen goods Into the anxious parents did not get much on the bay to be used as the site of passed through Oregon, Milledge­
Principal Goodwin explained the and Mabery station on a branch of the brush but were taken by Mr.
ville, Maryland and Savannah, each
new municipal dock.
policy of the board in caring for the Bear creek. There were also found Davies and turned over to Justice satisfaction from the head of the
suggestive of another and greater
county schools
With
the
close
or
the
spring
fishing
two
barrels
of
mash,
15
gallons
of
children from outside districts.
place. I saw many broad fields of
Brown.
Superintendent
Alderson
assured
season
of
the
lower
Columbia
river
It developed that some of the free­ finished. moonshine, a quantity of
corn and other grain Did not notice
The boys were Luckey E. Cook, 16, them that the Union high school had
was found that the pack had av­ any buckwheat, though I saw plenty
holders of Cedar had visited the com- hops, coloring matter and kegs
W illie Cook, his younger brother and to care for them and advised the eraged well within that of former of that grain Just coming Into bloom
rrtissioners on Augupt 23 and re­
we came through the northwest
„ Steve
, Howell, all of Lents. The older parents to go to the directors and years and exceeds that of 1919 by as
monstrated against dividing the dis­ BORING YOUNG PEOPLE
part of Pennsylvania. This brings
from
10
to
15
per
cent.
The
pack
of
ARE
WEDDED
SATURDAY
,
k
boy
plPad
*ullty
,o
the
,hefl
«‘ate
the
<
’«"«’
and
that
the
children
trict as described in the petition.
and admitted that he had been ar­ should be admitted. But the worried first grade Chinooks was exception­ to mind the nickname of “ Buck­
wheats" which Just as naturally ap­
Those who would be excluded, it
Fred Stager and Miss Margaret raigned in the Juvenile court for parents asked what recourse they ally large. Plants cured 27,540,500 plies to certain inhabitants of that
seem s have suffered a change of
Anderegg were married last Saturday stealing before. He and Steve How­
state as the name "W ebfoot” ap­
heart and wanted to be included and evening at 8 o’clock in the Zion Ev­ ell, who was driving the horse, were had if the directors should refuse. pounds of ruw fish having a total val­ plies to an Oregonian. If you had
The
superintendent
could
see
no
ue,
of
$6,719,300,
the
bulk
of
this
those included wanted to be excluded. angelical church in Gresham, Rev. placed on parole to Justice Brown
lived there and eaten of their deli­
The petitioners had tried to include H. Gebhardt, the pastor, officiating. and will be required to report month­ way out for the parents whatsoever huge sum to be brought into Oregon cious hot buckwheat cakes, especially
if the directors should do this In­ from the east and the foreign lands. with the addition of the boiled down
all desirous of securing the privileges
The bride is the daughter of John ly as to their behavior.
sap of the sugur maple, you would
justice
In that case Mr. Alderson
of entering the Union high district.
Anderegg of Boring. She was beau­
One of the finest stands of white agree that they have Just reason to
stated
that
"the
directors
would
do
Commissioner Holman said that
be proud of those products for both
tifully dressed in white and wore a GRESHAM TEAM TIES
I wrong “ He assured the parents that cedar on the coast is soon to be cut are
very scarce luxuries in the north­
before he voted in the matter he
long veil and carried an arm bouquet '
AGAIN FOR HONORS they had his sympathy but he could by G. M W illoughby A Son, who have west.
wished to *be assured on this one of blossoms. She was attended by
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do nothlng
thp niattpr
fap, Just procured machinery for operat­
Have passed Prairie du Chlen, De­
point and asked Superintendent Al­ Miss Mary Stager, the groom’s sister
The Gresham Giants won the gam e hp d(d
fppm fQ wplcomp , he
. ing a logging camp and sawm ill In soto and LaCrosse, Wisconsin
derson this question, “ Would I be The best man was John Gertsch Sunday against Tigard by a score of geBtlon lhat hp nllght aBB,Bt
ppr. the Rock creek district near Bandon.
We got Into 8t. Paul, crossed the
denying one child a high school edu­ About thirty persons witnessed the I 18 to 3. The gam e was featured bv
They have a tract containing 7,000,- state of Minnesota during the night
suading
the
board
to
accept
these
cation by voting in the negative?” ceremony at the church.
nnd came Into Fargo, North Dakota,
the usual heavy hitting by the home rhlldrpn alld promptly d,Bm,BBed th„ 000 feet of timber.
soon after daylight, Saturday the
“You will not,” replied the county
Follow ing the church wedding a I team
21st Have passed through Bismark,
superintendent.
He added
that largely attended reception was held j The second game scheduled for the country visitors with the remark that
Coos county cheese within a short a little west of the center of North
Gresham wculd have to care for out­ for the young people at the home of «lay was postponed on account of If this was all they had to discusr time is to be standardized and in two Dakota. Are coming into Mandan,
side pupils applying as long as room the bride's uitrle, Joe Anderegg. of Tigard being without a pitcher. It the interview was terminated.
years will probably be on the same one of the places in the long route
where they set the time one hour
existed for them. If Gresham could Fairview.
A buffet luncheon was was decided to play off the tie re­ CAMPING PARTY
basis as that of Tillamook county back for the difference in longitude,
not they could go to Portland or served after which dancing was en­ sulting from the first game at a later
Plans
for
spreading
the
fame
of
the
Missoula, Montana, ia the other mer­
HOME FROM TRIP
some other county high school Just joyed for a short tim e and ice cream date and on neutral ground. Bat­
product from that section are being idian that marks the change In time,
where they could attend convenient­ and soda pop were served.
teries were, Stockton and Bateman
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayden and made by the Oregon Dairyman’s but that is a long way ahead yet.
ly was not stated. One of the board
We have Just passed Gienullen,
Mr. and Mrs. Stager expect to for Gresham, and Erickson and children and Mrs. Alta Gentry and league which controls the milk out­
N. I). I do not know whether It has
suggested, when the difficulty of make their home at Boring.
Deeder for Tigard. Stockton allowed , son Russell returned yesterday from put of that section.
any connection with the Scottish
transporting the children to the im ­
four hits and Erickson 19.
ja w eek’s trip to Netarts and report
place famous In the poems of Sir
aginary school was mentioned, that PIANO PUPILS IN
Deschutes county is due to have a W alter Scott. There is a man and
Gresham Is now tied with Tigard , a most enjoyable time in spite of the
the children might ride bicycles.
PUBLIC RECITAL for the league leadership, each h a v -r a in .
bumper year If present indications his daughter on this car from Scot­
Others retorted they would like to see
hold good. Plantings of alfalfa have land. They have been four weeks
Ing
won
seven
and
lost
two.
f
The
party
started
out
in
a
new
A public piano recital will be given at
on the way. enroute for Portland.
the com missioners and their child­
Two gam es are scheduled again Ford on Tuesday morning. On thel* Increased by 2,000 acres and sunflow­ Of course I told him I thought It a
ren try pedaling the distance twice the Methodist Episcopal church next for next Sunday.
The first, at 1 arrival at McMinnville they measured ers 500 acres. in many Instances city of fine opportunities
His name
a day in the rain and sleet and east Friday evening, September 3, when o’clock, will be with Nicolai Door their gas and found that Just a gal- the first crop of alfalfa exceeds the and what he told me I could not un­
wind. The vote, when finally taken, Miss Frieda Bratzel will present a company, a league team, and the j Ion and a half had been used. They total crop harvested last year and derstand very well on account of his
number of her pupils and will herself
quick manner of speaking and mark­
was in the negative.
second, at 3 o'clock, with a Jap an-! considered this fine m ileage and the the potato acreage, though slightly ed Scottish accent.
The petition of Boring was next give piano numbers. Miss Bratzel will eee team of Portland Tommy Town- bugaboo of gas shortage looked less decreased, promises an excellent
Just passed Dickenson, N. D. We
considered.
Superintendent Aider- be assisted by her sister, Miss Kather­ send will pitch his first game of th-> difficult to them. They encountered yield.
crossed the Missouri river between
son recommended that it be refused ine Bratzel, who will sing.
Bismark and Mandan. Here are vast
■ np difficulty in obtaining as much
The pupils to take part in the re­ season on Sunday for Gresham.
and, having no friends present to
In preparation for a big run of fields of grain, mostly harvested, al­
On Labor day the Giants will cross as
they
wanted
and
reported
cital
are
Pearl
Gustafson,
Alta
prolong its struggle for existence, it
prunes, the Springbrook Evaporating though some lies In the bundle. Away
Wlhlon, Freda Heltzman, Genevieve bats with the National Broom com- the price at Tillamook to be 35 cents, company has had a crew of men at in the distance are a line of low hills.
was quickly dispatched.
pany.
The
place
of
the
gam
e
will
be
'
This
was
less
than
they
had
been
led
Farm or ranch houses are far apart.
Next came the petition from Fair- Manary, Zaidee Ault, Earl Weiss, announced later,
work remodelling and repairing lta Most of the small places we whiz
to expect.
and
Myrtle
Soderquist.
The
public
view.
Mr. Alderson promptly rec­
The crop outlook Is ex­ past so fast one doe* not have tlmo
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Te route to the coast was through plant.
to read the name on the depot How­
ommended that it go the way of its is cordially invited to attend.
OSBURN & COMPANY
Newberg, McMinnville, and Sheridan. tremely good
ever it Is not my purpose to name
predecessors.
But Mr. Greenman
HAVE
NEW
EXPERT
and
from
the
latter
place
over
the
them but only to note a few of the
Sudden Iteatli of Mrs, Colby M ju M i h i
Knight Templars of the state of Interesting features as they appear
handled this matter in such a force­
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.coast
range to Tillamook. Return-
Word was received late today of
c.
E.
Osburn
A
company,
local
ser-
j
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.
,
to
me.
Washington will no longer depend upon
ful and convincing manner that, even
they went through 8alem and up
the sudden death of Mrs. Colby Mars­ vice men . for Willard storage bat- ' l»ff
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We have crossed Into Montana at
on eastern manufacturers for their
in spite of the fact that the chairman
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a a the Pacific highway to Oregon City
ton at her home in Gresham. W hile terlee, have
or near Sentinel Butte. For some
added to their force 8. 8.
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of the school board had not affixed
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and home
In general, road condl- uniforms, os all of their equipment distance back there have been not
she had been in ill health for some . Pugh,
who before the war was s e r - . ,
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Is
now
being
ordered
in
Portland,
his signature to the document, the
only sentries but whole battalions of
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tlons were fine, they say. Many long
time the seriousness of her condition vice manager , for the
state of Mis-; . . .
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Oregon. Oregon grown wool goes buttes, a huge army of mountains
petition was granted. It contained 45
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. stretches of highway are paved and
was not known to her friends No I souri, In the employ
of the W illard. ,
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ready to advance at the sentries’
names that represent two-thirds of
.
where pavement has not been laid into the couts and even the chapeau, call
funeral arrangements have as yet battery company
Thus have they stood for ages
Mr. Pugh has
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cap, hat cover, and other accessories.
the property valuation in the Fair-
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good
gravel
is
the
rule,
been made.
and will remain to the end of time.
i worked with all kinds of batteries;
Even
suitcases
and
sword
cases
are
D. W McKay fought the decision as ,
At first there was a circle of smaller
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W hile at Neatarts more eastern
attend to the battery work
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Intensely as Mr. Oreenman supported
T,mp
gPt good o,d
Ca< iand will
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... . 'Multnomah folks were found. They to be turned out In this city for the buttes, about like the tepees of* In'-
here for Mr Osburn. He will also w
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' <l*an warriors gathered round one
it and feeling ran high.
stockings for the kiddies
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were Mrs B. 8. Cline, Mr and Mrs. Masons.
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I central campfire.
Then came the
Frequent and energetic applause starts soon. W’e have them in end- j <1° rebuilding, repairing and reinsu- ... _____ i
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Mrs
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lota varUfv
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Avia«a-n»«h
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viarw ice j a m » o n , rw’ri
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s i r e ■ s
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burst from the corner where m e m -\,eBS variety
E. W. Aylsworth Adv. lating.
_ ' Lulu Arthur and daughter. Electa
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Now
is
the
time
to
have
you
bers of Cedar district sat and greeted '
be carried by direct boat routes to have lamed my neck trying to see
Contractor and Builder
the Netherlands, where It Is In much ” ,enl “11. There are not many tree»
Mr. Greenman’s sallies in regard to | Have located In Gresham and am i battery overhauled and put in shape
itecn Plowing Paid
demand for fertilizer. This is an out- !" !h,su country. but I saw a while
ready to take any work In my line and we are well equipped to handle
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the overloaded taxpayers.
Ix,ng experience Work guaranteed , ht. k(nd of work for y o u /. Bay. Mr
Thr " Bros Benton county farm-
When the local feeling unfriendly Let me bid on your work. Phone 327.1^-.-
' ers. did som e deep plowing on run
to Gresham loomed In the horizon, L. J. W inter
Osburn.
down lands last fall, and this year America line to establish service be- some stumps I have seen In Oregon
The and W ashington, but a close second
Commissioner Hoyt remarked that
' can tell to the very drill row where ; tween Portland and Europe
Read what Mr W'anTad says.
liners will be the first to carry pas " ? 1’h1';n ,1 1 would B,,*, to
,n this
FISH I Salmon!
Fi»h!
they were getting away from the
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V lr 'lr il f v
Is tn a r a t i m i w h
Sn
this was, by the better crop
They , "
,7 „.'¿■''.¿T*«,?
vicinity
long
enough to
ask questions _
Can your own fish at home
question Mr Greenman whipped out,
annually
seed
forty
acres
to
c
lo
v
e
r
,!.
.
*
,b
*
Panama
canal
and
find
out
all
I
could
about
some
In Fairview. They are always crying, about one-third the cost you pay
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' We are Just getting Into It. We
between
the
two
American
coasts
o
i
the
wonderful
things
I
have
seen.
'Gresham. Gresham, Gresham ' It now
Get them fresh, buy direct
,he BePton F ,rm Bqr*"u New*
The 12,000 ton steam er Eemldijk Is
From hej-e on to Livingston. Mon-
can't afford to build a high school
isn't Gresham we are joining but the from the fisherman Oet your order
A woman’ wlth a houseful of ba­ already enroute to this city
ItanM> we nre traveling parallel to the
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Yellowstone river which flows thence
The Bank of Gresham pays 5 per Union high sch ool!” This brought in early. For particulars, write or blee has plenty of soul-m ates wlth-
cent interest on tim e deposits.— A dv.‘ forth hearty spplause
Keep
In
style.
Try
one
of
those
_
‘ •»»«lierly direction into Yellow-
see Perry Kitzmiller, Bonneville, O r.1 out leaving home.
”cla o y -fl.d " ads.
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