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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER
NOMINATIONS FILED
FOR TOWN OFFICES
1920
STOCK JUDGING TEAMS
PREPARING FOR CONTEST
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
ROOSEVELT BIRD
REFUGE MEASURE
Today will be th e last day at which
E th el I. Calkins, county club lead ­
H. J. P u lfe r, m anager of the M ult­ candidates may qualify for th e elec­
er, took th e M ultnom ah stock ju d g ­
T his m easure is a bill proposed by
"As
soon
as
possible
after
my
election
I
shall
advise
nom ah and C lackam as M utual Tele­ tion to town offices at th e com ing
ing team to Y ankton, C olum bia coun­ petition in itiated by the Roosevelt
phone com pany, la glad to announce election.
All those chosen at the
with the best minds in the United States, and especially ty, S atu rd ay , w here they spent th e Bird Refuge association. P o rtlan d .
to th e public th a t th e congested con­ m ass m eeting on O ctober 18 have
day ju d g in g two different types of Oregon.
dition in th e o p eratin g d ep artm en t filed petitio n s and qualified, in o rd er
I
shall
consult
in
advance
with
the
Senate........to
the
end
beef cattle, two of dairy, and ju d g ­
As sta te s In th e official pam phlet,
has been som ew hat relieved as an to comply w ith th e law governing
ing hogs.
The day was entirely the purpose of this m easure Is as fol­
e x tra board has been installed allow ­ elections. In ad d itio n s to th ese a
that we shall have an association of nations for the pro­ spent as it was late when they r e ­ lows:
ing th e o p erato rs to serve 35 people p etitio n has been filed fo r Jo h n
tu rn ed .
“To create a refuge for th e n ative
a t one tim e w here fo rm erly they Brown for reco rd er and he has q u ali­
motion of international peace .’’—Senator Harding.
T he Lynch team is one of fo u r w aterfow l of Oregon, and in memory
could only care fo r 20. T he n um ber fied. A petitio n for A ttorney Milo C.
chosen in Oregon to atten d th e P aci­ of th e late T heodore Roosevelt, re ­
of phones on a line Is being reduced K ing for m ayor has also been filed
fic In tern atio n al Live Stock exposi­ quest the N ational G overnm ent to
designate such refuge Roosevelt Bird
from 15 o r 16, w hich m any of th e but a t th e tim e of going to press Mr.
tion at P o rtland, November 13, 1920. Refuge, by ceding and conveying to
lines were forced to have h e r e to fo r e ,1 K ing had not qualified,
These fo u r team s will contest w ith the United States th e rig h t, title.
to not over 9 or 10. T hese changes
T hose chosen at th e m ass m eeting "
~~
team s from o th e r no rth w est sta te s claim, and ju risd ictio n possessed by
have not all been com pleted b u t as w e r e , fo r m ayor, K. A. M iller; r e -
for th e honors in stock judging. th e sta te of Oregon in land w ithin
the ex terio r boundaries of and in and
fast as th e service d ep a rtm en t can corder, C. O. S chneider; tre a su re r,
H ere each m em ber of th e th ree team s to the w aters within M alheur Lake
g et to them they will be.
I Jo h n M etzger; m arsh al, G regory Cox;
scoring th e hig h est, is to receive a R eservation in H arney county, as set
All long distance calls now a re be- councilm en, L. L. K idder, Ju d g e G.
Colonel W hittlesey, know n th e
A larg e n um ber of m em bers and gold, silver and bronze m edal and ap a rt by executive o rd er issued by
ing handled by a com petent o p era to r ■ W. W onacott, and Dr. A. W. Botkin
each team is to be given a silver cup. P resident Roosevelt in 1908, for the
w hose e n tire tim e is devoted to long J fo r th e th ree -y e ar term and C. A. ' world over as "G o-To-Hell W h ittle­ frien d s of th e M ethodist Episcopal
use of (he D epartm ent of A griculture
sey” , th e hero of th e “ Lost Bat- church met last night at th e church O. M. P alm er, d irecto r of the exposi­ as a breeding ground for wild birds."
d istance service and such calls will I C aro th ers for one year,
; ta lio n ” in th e b a ttle of th e A rgonne, to te n d er a reception to th e pastor. tion has prom ised $20 to th e boy
Kccniiiinendat lone.
receive prom pt atte n tio n .
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A fter careful and im p artial consid­
1 will speak in th e Masonic hall in Rev. A lbert Hisey an d fam ily, an d to who sta n d s out th e clearest in th e
T he m anager requests if th e re are FRANCES E. WILLARD DAY
' G resham on W ednesday evening, Oc- his associate pasto r, Rev. E arl B. Judging on his own initiative. These eration of the arg u m en ts advanced
C otton. The receiving line included team s are also to go to the W estern both for and against th e en actm ent
observed « « n o * « « »
Rev. Mr. Hisey, Mrs. Hisey and j Royal stock show at Spokane.
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1 of N ations.
of th e Roosevelt Bird R efuge m eas­
should not be tak en from serving
F rances E. W illard day was duly
Colonel W hittlesey is m ak in g a d au g h ter, H elen, and Rev. Mr. C o t-|
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ure, sup p o rt of th e m easure is rec­
th e public to listen to com plaints observed a t th e high school F rid ay , , o u r of th e weBt and tbp Umlted
om m ended for thp follow ing reasons:
ton.
w hich, perhaps, she could not adjust O ctober 22d by ap p ro p riate exercises, tim p perlutt8 h im to only 8top
thp
1. It is believed th a t the highest
A sh o rt p ro g ram was given in
Mr. P u lfe r also extends an invitation
excellent ta lk s were given by Mrs. Principal cities w hich m akes G resh- w hich Mr. and Mrs. F red Fieldhouse
use of M alheur Lake w ill be achieved
to th e patro n s to come in and he will
T h u rsd ay evening, O ctober 28, at
G. L. B uland, su p e rin ten d e n t of am fo rtu n a te in being able to
show the o p era to rs a t w ork and ex scientific tem perance in stru ctio n i n ' and h ea r thlg hpro wll0 haa bppn an d W. L. G orsage fu rn ish ed o rches­ 8 :1 5 , a t th e g rad e school, a sh o rt by its continuance as a gam e refuge
and breeding grounds for wild fowls.
tra
num
bers,
Mrs.
Wm.
A
verill
sang
plain th e system .
Oregon and Johnson S m ith, federal ioaded down w |th medalg given him a b eau tifu l selection. Miss E d ith program will be given by th e pupils,
It is believed th a t th is use can
The board of d irectors has ordered
a fte r w hich a circus will be p ut on, best be m aintained and protected by
prohibition
d irecto r for
Oregon by all co u n tries of th e Allies
Lym
an
played
an
o
rg
an
solo
and
Rev.
a new ce n tral eneray board which
talk ed on law enforcem ent.
Mrs.
..The Lo8t B a tta lio n ” , w hich was Mr. Cotton gave a reading. K. A. w ith clown, ghosts, fo rtu n e tellers, placing com plete Jurisdiction within
w ill be installed as soon as it arrives
J . N. C lanahan read a paper settin g fed fo r dav8 by aeroplane, being en- M iller, who presided a t the m eeting, etc. Popcorn, ran d y , pies and cid er th e F ederal governm ent for the re a ­
b ut th e o rd er has been slow in being
will be on sale. Everybody welcome. sons t h a t ;
fo rth an estim ate of F rances E. W il- tire ly su rro u n d ed by the G erm ans
filled on account of sh o rtag e of labor l a r d s life by Hon. P. P. C laxton, an d cu t off from a n com m unication m ade a brief speech of welcome to No charges a t th e door.
(a ) It will prevent possible a r ti­
w hich Rev. Mr. Hisey responded.
and m aterial.
P au lin e E sth er M errill, d au g h ter ficial d rain ag e of th e lake o r o th e r
U nited States com m issioner of edu- ' w ith t he aU|P8i waa callpd upon by Among o th e r th in g s he spoke of the
T he new directory is now’ in the
cation.
•
th e Q erm an co m m ander to su rre n d e r large plans fo r th e developm ent of of Mr. and Mrs. F red T. M errill was acts which would to tally destroy th e
h an ds of th e p rin te r and show s the
A n um b er of p atrio tic songs were ancj save com plete an n ih ilatio n , church an< Sunday school work m arried on the 25th of A ugust to lak e's su p e rio r value as a refuge and
nam es of su b scrib ers on th is and con­
su n g by th e stu d e n t body a fte r th ro u g h a special courier.
The which are being laid fo r th is section Sheldon Reynolds Coons of Long nesting grounds.
n ecting lines.
which a vote was taken as to w heth- Colonel sent back th e m essage which of th e country and urged co o p era­ Island.
(b ) T he present u n satisfacto ry
It has been a little over six m onths
E arl Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. condition of divided a u th o rity and
er o r not th e rest of th e day would th e allies have chosen to place as a tion and a sp irit of helpfulness on
since th e com pany moved in to th e
a holiday. P rincipal Goodwin preflx to hi8 namP
th e p a rt of n eighboring com m uni­ Wm. Stanley, was m arried on the responsibility would be term in ated ,
Congdon building w here it was
9th of O ctober to Edna Girod of P o rt­ and full control would be vested In a
was very m uch su rp rised ( ? ) when
Colonel W hittlesey would lik e to ties.
th o u g h t th e room would be am ple for
land. They are living at th e Jackson single agency.
th e vote was "y es.”
m eet as m any of th e A m erican Le-
T
he
church
was
b
eau
tifu
l
w
ith
its
a long tim e, but already it is found
F red gjon boys as possible d u rin g his decorations of au tu m n leaves and a p a rtm en ts. East Union and Davis
(c) Thp au th o rity of th e F ed eral
th a t m ore room will have to be added Honey, local p resid en t of th e W. C. sh o rt stay.
fall flowers. T he seats had been a r ­ stree t, P o rtlan d . Mr. S tan ley ’s m any governm ent is com m only given a
in the n ear fu tu re .
T. U., in securing such good speak-i
S peakers from P o rtlan d will also ranged in such a w-ay as to give a friends h ere extend best of wishes to g rea ter degree of respect th an e ith e r
ers fo r th e day.
! be p resen t and d eliver sh o rt talks. large open space in th e cen ter of the him and his bride.
th a t of local o r sta te bodies.
ltiM*-t th e F ire m e n .
A le tte r from Mrs. S. S. Thom pson,
T he grad e school carried o u t th e
(d ) The viewpoint of th e F ed eral
It is hoped th a t a good atten d a n ce building, m aking an Ideal reception
T he dance to be given by th e local
who recently moved w ith h er husband governm ent is n ational in scope r a th ­
program In full as suggested by will g reet th is m an of in te rn atio n a l room
firemen here F rid ay evening, Octo­
to C enterville, W ashington, sta te s e r th an m erely state-w id e or local.
Supt. J. A. C h u rch ill and show ed th e rep u ta tio n , as it was with difficulty
ber 29, 1920, prom ises to be one of
P ractically 60 per cent of th e wood th a t they like th e ir su rro u n d in g s
re su lt of carefu l tra in in g by te ac h ­ th a t th e local com m ittee secured
3. It la believed th a t the ad v a n t­
th e big events of th e year, and those
ers, from p rim ary to eighth grades. him . He will have many in te restin g th a t is going in to th e phonographs and th e clear atm o sp h ere east of th e ages, both tangible and intangible,
who have not yet secured a ticket
A nu m b er of well w ritten essays th in g s to tell you of happenings d u r ­ tu rn ed o ut by th e fo u r com panies m ountains.
which will accrue to th e local com ­
should do so a t once o r you will be
Rev. A lbert Hisey, Mrs. Hisey, m unity end to th e people of the sta te
m an u factu rin g these In stru m en ts in
w ere read by several pupils. An in ­ ing th e world w ar.
too late, for they are selling fast.
Oregon comes from th is state. One Mrs. A lta G entry and Rev. E arl B. as a whole through co n tinuation of
te re stin g p a rt of th e p rogram was
Apply to any of th e firem en for
the children te llin g w hat prohibition
R ecent discovery of larg e deposits concern is experim enting w ith lurch Cotton w ent to Salem today to be th e lakp as a refuge are of g re a te r
tickets.
of high grade Iron ore in C olum bia in th e m aking of am plifiers, w hile all present at th e unveiling of a life worth th an considerations such as a d ­
lias done for Oregon.
This is a w orthy cause and should
co unty is a ttra c tin g atten tio n of m in­ find th a t spruce is best for carry in g sized p o rtra it of Jason Lee, th e pion
ditions to th e tax receipts o r to th e
be supported by every one. Those
ing men th ro u g h o u t th e United
tone. Even packing cases, In one In­ eer m issionary and ben efacto r of th e sta te school fund.
who do not dance should buy a ticket R angers N eeded by F o rest Service. S tates. At least two com panies a l­
4 It will not In terfere w ith th e
T he U nited S tates Civil Service ready have acq u ired larg e holdings stance, are being m ade front hom e­ Oregon C o u n try .” T he p o rtra it is
to help the boys, fo r they a re volun­
to have a place of ho n o r in th e sta te present o r prospective use for Irrig a ­
Com
m ission will hold an open com ­ and a re p rep arin g to proceed w ith de­ grow n hem lock.
ta rily protecting your hom e and prop­
house. It is th e g ift of th e M ethod­ tion purposes of all trib u ta ry w aters
petitiv e exam ination
for
forest velopm ent w ork. It is rep o rted th a t
erty.
T hen sw ell th e ir fund w ith ra n g e r on O ctober 25, 1920, a t th e several M inneapolis tim berm en who
.<Tb
.
ist conference of Oregon.
to the fullest practical extent, n o r to
own
property
in
th
e
ore
deposit
dis-
ln
e
w
ue
are
CIear-
A
'
o
,e
>or
y o u r dollar.
various N ational F orest h ea d q u ar­
Jam es E lkington and A rthui Dow- th e present use of th e lands betw een
A. M. ,hp republican p arty m eans a vote to
ters of th e N orth Pacific D istrict, lo­ trlc t are becom ing in terested
D istrict Sunday School A ssociation . cated at P o rtlan d , and o th e r cities in M artin of Chicago and J. W. F lan n ery protect o u r co n stitu tio n and th e poll- se tt enjoyed a w eek-end fishing trip high and low w ater lines for (he pro­
of f leveland are p lanning erection of deg th a t have m ade th is nation g reat, at th e N estucca riv er in T illam ook duction of wild hay.
Next Sunday, O ctober 31, will be O regon and W ashington.
.u
, ..
P ersons d esirin g to en te r th is ex­ a blast furnace to tu rn out nig iron »» ■
th e d ate of th e convention of the am ination should secure application and C. A. Finley and H. A. H eppne • 11 ln8ureB the proBper,,y ° f th e P*°- county.
A special m eeting of th e G resham
Eggs produced in th is sta te now oc­
P lea san t H ome D istrict
Sunday- form 1312, from th e Civil Service of P o rtlan d are con tem p latin g im- pie.
lodge A. F. & A. M. will be held on cupy a position on the New York m ar­
School association. The schools will Com m ission or from th e F o re st Su­ proving th e land.
A
gent
W
anted.
S atu rd ay evening of th is week. This ket, second only to th e well known
m eet in th e ir own churches a t 10 pervisor a t any of th e places w here
P ro p er atten tio n to th e hou sin g of
The A m erican C en tral Life In su r­
the exam ination is to be held.
chickens at th is tim e will pay big ance com pany w ant a local ag en t in m eeting was postponed from W ed­ P etalu m a eggs, according to U. L.
o’clock. At 11:45 they w ill convene
C andidates m ust be betw een th e d Iv dends to he n n d , ™ n
-rh.
a 1° cal a« i*nt
ag es o f 21 and 40 vears
Thpv m in t ° n .
l ,
l
th e P °u *t r Jrnian- T he G resham .
E xperience unnecessary nesday evening on account of th e Upson, g en eral m an ag er of th e O re­
at
the w B here
aptist they
church
in P leasan
Home,
will listen
to a n t b e able-bodied and* are req u ired to
eg g ? i r e T b t u ^ r e a ^ v \”o
' m
V
' 6 n
dem ocratic rally on th a t night.
gon P oultry P roducers' association,
G regory Cox favored som e of his who has ju st retu rn ed from the east.
add ress by Miss G eorgia S. P ark er. ^ B. p
' begln laylng lf k ep t in sm all quar-1 l a n / o reg o n .— A dv.'’^
g ’
friends with choice cuts of delicious He found tliat when P etalu m a ex tra
office se creta ry of th e sta te associa­
to preference a re released from age la>
¡... in
„ Quartern
„„ a rte r« they
th ev will
» in >...
„ u it
... C
_ leaned?
venison last w eek, from a d eer sent fancies were selling at 72 cents, O re­
,
n
K
be
unnes-
Need
Your
S
tion. A b asket d in n er will be a fine req u irem en ts.
O ther req u irem en ts
sa rily retard ed . T he pullets should i Have it F rench dry cleaned
from so u th ern Oregon by his son
gon N ulade were b ringing 68 cents.
social fe a tu re of the day and from 2 a re at least a com m on-school educa­ sta
rt laying before th e cold w eath er pairin g neatly done. T ailoring for
M embers of th e G resham E astern
tion
and
know
ledge
of
th
e
ru
d
im
en
ts
to 4 o'clock in the aftern o o n a busi­
begins
because
cold
w
eath
er
will
de-1
ladies
and
men.
of com pass surveying, tim b er e sti­
C uriosity, possibly, prom pts the n a­
S tar and Masonic lodges and th e ir
P E T E R LENARD. T ailor.
ness session will be held and E. W. m atin g and scaling, land laws, and i re a s e th e ir p ro d u c tiv e n e ss,
fam
ilies
are
to
enjoy
a
p
arty
to
be
tive
of th e Dutch E ast Indies io p u r­
P eterson, presid en t of th e M ultno­ the livestock business.
given at Masonic h all on Monday chase A m erican Indian dolls m ade by
F o re st ran g in g offers men who like
m ah County Sunday School associa­
evening, N ovem ber 1, by th e Aretno the M. F. Woods com pany of P o rt­
th e forests an d m ountains an oppor­
tio n will speak.
tu n ity fo r a vigorous o u td o o r life
club.
land. At least, th e concern has sen t
w h ere they m ay fight forest fires, j
Do not forget to vote for five, in ­ two shipm ents to th o se islands re­
A ctiv ities at th e F re e M ethodist
build trails, telephone lines, and
stead of four, fo r Ju stice of the Su­ cently.
Since the factory opened
C hurch.
cabins. To a person fond of an o u t­
prem e court.
Geo. M. Brown, re early in th e sum m er 40,000 dolls
W hat a re we doing for the fo r­ door life th e w ork is varied, Inter- j
j cently appointed, only holds office dressed In blankets from local wool­
eigners in o u r own country. T here estin g and h ea lth fu l. H ow ever, th e j
forest ran g e r m ust be w illing to en ­
j until th e first of Ja n u ary , 1921. Mr. en mills have been shipped from th e
a re over 300 Ja p an ese In and around d u re h ard sh ip if necessary.
His
I Brown is a man of ste rlin g w orth and city. These have gone to practically
G resham . W e send m issionaries at w ork often ta k es th e ra n g e r into re-J
'sh o u ld be supported at th e election, every big town in th e United States.
g re a t expense across th e ocean t o ' m ote regions w here he m ust know
regardless of party principles.
preach our g rea t religion to th e sam e
a2te care
him self and his
saddle horses.
MASONIC HALL, GRESHAM, ORE
Iteul E state llargalii«.
T he m achinery In th e G resham
k ind of people, b u t w hat ab o u t our
A pplicants who reside in th e sta te J
T
w
enty
acres, all u n d er cultivation,
Steam
L
au
n
d
ry
Is
being
repaired
and
neig h bors?
Sunday a t 3 p. m. a w here they ta k e th e exam ination are
p a rt Inside city lim its of G resham ,
put in shape for use.
hom e m issionary m eeting will be given preference in ap p o in tm en t over
fro n tin g Powell road; city w ater.
P referen ce is also
M aude Michel has been elected Price $550 per acre Can be handled
UNION MUSIC
held in th e F re e M ethodist church. non-residents.
CAFETERIA SUPPER
given
by
act
of
Congress
to
honor-
J
with
very little cash.
from th e Kellog school to rep resen t
All in terested in this g re a t question ably discharged soldiers, sailors, and
I Ie l| thf Boys on Hallowe’en and they will help you
F
o
rty
acres, new bungalow , barn
th
e
teach
ers
from
th
e
re
In
th
e
city
are Invited to atten d .
m arines, who should attach to th e ir
„
the year round.
G rade T eachers association for th e and o th e r out houses In fa ir condi­
The F re e M ethodist church will applications th e ir original discharge
tion. T w enty-four acres u n d er cu lti­
com ing year.
Tickets $1.10 including War Tax.
Ladies Free
vation, th re e miles south of G resh­
hold th e second q u a rte rly m eeting o r a p h o to stat copy o r a certified '
copy
thereof,
o
r
th
e
ir
official
record
;
am.
Will ta k e house and lot in
Sandy
has
th
e
follow
ing
nam
es
on
beginning F rid ay at 8 o'clock, also of service, w hich will be retu rn ed
G resham as p a rt paym ent.
th
e
tick
et
fo
r
city
office:
Mayor,
S atu rd ay , 8 o'clock and all day S un­ a fte r inspection by the Commission.
enty acres, house, barn and
R ouland E. Esson and C asper J u n k ­ o th Tw
day. Rev. J. A. H opper, th e d istric t
T he w ork of a forest ra n g e r gives
e r out houses In fa ir condition.
e r; recorder, C harles B. P u rcell; T h irteen acres clear, 2% miles west
elder, w’ill be in charge. All are th e necessary tra in in g to m ake an
woodsm an.
Many ran g ers
tre a su re r. Cecil O. D uke; councilm en of G resham on Base Line road.
cordially invited to a tte n d .
The i expert
develop special sk ill along some
Eight acres, all under c u ltiv a tio n ;'
Paul Dunn, Ludw ig E. Hoffman and
church will begin th e ir weekly phase of th e ir w ork,— as tim b er
also five acres with one acre clear,
Joseph
C.
L
oundree.
p ray er m eeting beginning W ednes­ cru isin g , surv ey in g , logging, en g i­
th re e m iles east of G resham , clo-'e to
E dgar T lb b ltts, son of Rev. J. C. th e store.
neering, o r telephone construction
day evening a t 8 p. m.
R angers are appointed at an In-
T lhbltts, a fo rm er p asto r of th e
Forty acres, can be sold In two 2fi­
Gr< -liant B aptist ch u rch , Is visiting acre trac ts with full sets of building
W ill M etzger and T hom as C inder creanea rate effective thia year,
a " and
on each 2« acres. T h irty -eig h t acres
here for a day o r two. He , u n d er cultivation. T h ree miles from
re tu rn e d last n ig h t from W aldport those whose services arp satisfacto ry
. friends
,
w here they spent th e past tw o weeks ] may be allow ed th e tem p o rary in-
has been engaged for some tim e In G resham close to A nderson sta tio n
eastern Oregon u n d er th e S tate Illgh- ,on E stacada line.
fishing for salm on and tro u t. They I
, l J L p e r Tn."n th / r a n t e d by-
Congress. T he continuance of thli
Ten acres, all u nder cu ltiv atio n :
way com m ission. H is fa th e r Is also
rep o rt splendid success.
I Increase beyond Ju n e 30, 1921, how­
house In A -l condition:
urn and
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ission
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ever, depends upon fu rth e r action of
o th e r o ut houses in fair jn ditlon,
F o r Sale.
Salem.
In m any cases q u a rte rs
Two m iles ea st of Gresham n Powell
Piano, u p rig h t, fine tone qualities, Congress
Valley road.
very reasonable, oak case. B argain. | are provided by the G overnm ent.
R angers may be req u ired to furnish
F o rty acres, 10 acres u
r culti-
O rgan, a dandy. “ C heap.”
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Straw
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ratio n .
H ouse In good
m dttlon.
D avenport, used very little , lo o k s ! saddle horses. F o rag e fo r necessary
The straw vote being tak en at th e Barn and o ut houses In
r comi I-
lik e new ; of th e N uofold type con-1 horses is provided by the G overnm ent
Rexall sto res all o ver th e United tlon
Five m iles aoutheas
f G resh-
stru c tlo n , A snap.
T he Bank of G resham p a ri
per
Outlook and Daily Oregonian one year
States show ed the follow ing resu lts am on th e Boring road.
J. E. METZGER.
= 5.75
120 acres. 32 acres u n d er cu ltiv a­
cent In terest on tim e deposits —Adv
: Ha riling. 652,973; Cox. |
Outlook lid Daily and Sunday Oregonian year 7.75 i yputprday
tion; large house in good condition.
Coal
363
454
giving H arding an electoral L arge b arn and o th e r o u th o u ses; 20
your coal now of E kstrom
Ord
Outlook ,.nd W eekly Orezonian one year
F irem en ’s A nnual Dance.
Vote of 3 53 an 1 Cox 178. Only 266 acres of tim b er
1.85
Eight miles from
T ru ck com pany. Phone 8 51.
tf
T he firem en’s dance to tie given on
I electoral votes a re req u ired to elect G rish am on the Bluff road. Will
k e sm all place In o r close to G resh­
C ontractor and B u ild er
F rid ay evening, O ctober 2». is an a n ­
This woi Id git e H ard in g a lead of , ta
am In trad e as part paym ent.
H ave located in G resham and asn| n ual occurence and you will have a
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E v ery th in g Is
F o r fu rth e r p articu la rs concerning
ready to ta k e any w ork in my line good tim e the sam e as before so he
going the Hard Ing way. Oregon votes any of th ese places, w rite o r phone,
Outlook and Portland Telegram one year
Long experience. W ork g u aran teed , su re to be th ere. Good m usic and
$4.95
KARL J. HAOBERO,
lyet me bid on y o u r work. P hone 327. c a fe te ria supper.
¡sto o d , H ard in g 6117; Fox, 3358.
Gresham, Oregon.
L J. W inter
R em em ber th e d ate. O ctober 29.
i Which is 275» votes above Cox.
— Adv.
Phone 1445
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL
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