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G resham O utlook
VOL. 10, NO. 72
K. A. MILLER WINS
MAYORAUTY RACE
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1920
REPUBLICAN STANDARD BEARERS ELECTED PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
E le c tio n day a t G resh am saw th e
g r e a te s t n u m b e r o f p eo p le th a t ev er
to o k p a rt In a n e le c tio n h e re . T h e
v o tin g b eg an e a rly a n d la s te d la te ,
o n e v o te r co m in g in Ju st th r e e m in ­
u te s b efo re e ig h t, a n d th e v o te r h ad
n o t re g is te re d , so by th e tim e he h ad
been s w o rn in a n d v o ted , it h e ld up
th e n ig h t b o a rd so m e little tim e as
w ell as k e e p in g th e d ay b o a rd la te ,
as th e law re q u ire s th e polls to sta y
open u n til e ig h t o ’clock b efo re th e
ju d g e d e c la re s th e m closed.
On th e day b o a rd in p re c in c t
30914 m en w e re c o n sp icu o u s by th e ir
a b se n c e as th e w om en h ad th e e n tire
c o n tro l an d e v e ry th in g w as p eacefu l.
T h e n ig h t b o a rd in th e sam e p re c in c t
w as com posed e n tire ly o f m en.
T h e re s u lts of th e ele c tio n g av e
H a rd in g 378, Cox 164, C h a m b e rla in
223, S ta n fie ld 304, M cA rth u r 311
L o v ejo y 210 In th e g e n e ra l e lec tio n .
In th e city ele c tio n K. A. M iller w as
e le c te d m ay o r, C. G. S c h n e id e r r e ­
c o rd e r,
Jo h n
M etzg er
tr e a s u re r .
G re g o ry Cox w as e le c te d m a rs h a l an d
th e co u n cilm en fo r th r e e y e a rs w ere
L. L. K id d e r, Dr. A. W . B o tk in a n d
Geo. W o n a c o tt, a n d th e o n e to fill Mr.
W a lr a d ’s u n e x p lre d te r m w as C. A.
C a ro th e rs . G re sh a m cast a decid ed
v o te in fa v o r of th e p o rt bill.
TROUTDALE ELECTORS
SHOWS RAPID GAIN
T ro u td a le w as aliv e to th e issu e of
th e day a n d tu r n e d o u t in fu ll fo rce
to c a st its v ote fo r its fav o red
c a n d id a te . H a rd in g b ein g th e choice
of 103 w h ile Cox receiv ed 61 v otes,
S ta n fie ld 94, C h a m b e rla in 65, Mc­
A r th u r 80, L ovejoy 63, Geo. M.
B ro w n 22 a n d S q u ire s 106.
O ne th in g w as esp ecially n o tic e ­
ab le, E. F . G oodw in o f U nion H igh
re c eiv ed 18 v o tes fo r co u n ty s u p e r in ­
te n d e n t.
T h e city e le c tio n sh o w s fo r m ay o r,
H . E. B oyd 67 v o te s ; re c o r d e r J . S.
H u d so n , 6 5 ; tr e a s u r e r , M rs. C la ra
L a rss o n , 5 9 ; m a rsh a l, Jo h n L a rsso n ,
6 6 ; a n d th e c o u n cilm en , A llie May,
W . H . B u rn s, F ra n c e s M. F o x , C. M.
H u d so n an d Roy B ux to n .
T h o se on th e e le c tio n b o ard w ere,
J. S. H u d so n , c h a ir m a n ; W . A. J o h n ­
son, ju d g e ;M o rr is B. M cG innis, firs t
c le r k ; M ilton F ox, seco n d c le rk ; J o h n
S. M cG innis, th ird cle rk .
O ne p erso n w as g o in g to m a k e su re
h e r v o te c o u n te d a n d w as h e a rd
to say , "Y o u c a n ’t tr u s t th o se p o liti­
c ia n s so I voted fo f ev ery m an on th e
tic k e t." A nd w hen th e b a llo ts w ere
c o u n te d , s u r e en o u g h th e r e w as fo u n d
a tic k e t w ith every sp ace v o ted .
SENATOR M ARREN G. HARDIN«, OI OHIO
CHAUTAUQUA EVENT
OF EARLY DECEMBER
GOVERNOR « AIA IN ««MH.IIM.E OE MASSA« III SETTS
WARREN G. HARDING’S CAREER
OREGON FRUIT GROWERS
RECEIVE RECORD PRICES
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
REPUBLICANS WIN
THROUGHOUT STATE
T h e ele c tio n is o v e r a n d a ll th e r e ­
p u b lic a n s a re sh o u tin g w hile th e
d e m o c ra ts a re feelin g , w ell, n o t so
happy.
T h e re h as been m o re in te re s t
sh o w n th r o u g h o u t th is c a m p a ig n
th a n any on e since 1865 a n d both
le a d in g p a rtie s hav e p u t fo r th a
s tre n u o u s e ffo rt fo r victory.
T h e c h ief issu e w as th e L eag u e
of N a tio n s on w hich th e d e m o c ra ts
b ased so m uch co n fid en ce on th e
w om en vo te as th e ir slo g a n w as “ A
L eag u e of N a tio n s w ill keep us o u t
of w a r” , but th a n k s to th e new ly
e n fra n c h is e d v o te r th ey read and
th o u g h t a little bit d e e p e r th a n fo u r
y e a rs ag o a n d w ere not deceived in to
fo llo w in g tile w rong lead th is tim e.
T h e re tu rn s up to th is tim e show
th a t th e s ta te w ent larg ely re p u b li­
can
n a tio n a l, s ta te a n d co u n ty .
T lie U n ited S ta te s h a s ch o sen for
its le a d e r a very eap u b le m an . one
w ho is w illin g to co n su lt w itli the
s e n a te a n d also his c a b in e t m em b ers,
an d be ad v ised on all m a tte r s of
s ta te . T h e n a tio n is iu g r e a t need
of a h a n d th a t w ill ta k e hold of th e
sh ip of s ta te a n d g u id e it o u t of th e
m uddy w a te rs of In te rn a tio n a l d if­
fic u ltie s a n d s le a r it back to th e fo r­
m e r c o n s titu tio n a l co n d itio n , w ith
A m erica firs t,
la s t a n d
alw ays.
T ru e , we m u st th in k of o u r n e ig h b o r
ac ro ss th e w a te r but th e tim e-old
sto ry th a t “ c h a rity begins a t h o m e”
alw a y s p re s e n ts itse lf w hen we th in k
of le a g u in g o u rs e lv e s w ith a c o u n try
of a d iffe re n t to n g u e , co lo r an d a m ­
b itio n s. T h e E n g lish s p e a k in g races
of m u n k in d a re of a h ig h e r c iv iliz a ­
tio n th a n th e m a jo rity of o th e r races
anil w hen we co m b in e o th e r a m b i­
tio n s th a n th o s e of th e w h ite m an it
Is difficult to fo rm a p e rfe c t u n it uh
is n ecessary In th e council.
T h e O regon J o u r n a l say s th e lan d
slid e of th e re p u b lic a n s w as d u e to
th e c la m o r fo r a “ c h a n g e ” . T h a t is
very tr u e , It play ed Its p a rt fo r a
c h a n g e w as very n ecessary to th e
w e lfa re o f o u r n u tlo u a n d th e voterB
ra llie d to th e cause.
Now th a t c o n g ress h as a la rg e m a­
jo rity In sy m p a th y w ith th e p re s i­
d e n t-e le c t. th e w ar c o n d itio n th a t
now e x ists w ill, we hope, soon be ail-
Jus(ed an d th e c o m m ercial re lu tlo n
re s to re d b etw een th e U n ited S ta te s
a n d E u ro p e a n n a tio n s.
T h is will
do m uch to a d ju s t th e u n re s t th a t
now ex ists a t hom e.
It lack s on e
w eek of tw o y e a rs since h o stilitie s
ceased u n d e r th e a rm is tic e a n d fo r
th e s e tw o y e a rs th e w orld h a s been
w a itin g to know w h at to do Now It
is ex p tced , an d rig h tly ex p ected , th a t
a f t e r M arch 4 th e w a itin g w orld will
know w h ere we as a n a tio n s ta n d .
W ord h a s been s e n t to th e g u a r a n ­
M ore tita n a h a lf m illion d o lla rs
1866 N o v em b er 2— B o rn on a fa rm In B loom ing G rove, Morrow-
to rs of th e co m in g C h a u ta u q u a feati-j
w o rth o f g re e n fr u it h as been sold by
c o u n ty , Ô hio.
val t h a t th e d a te s h a v e been se t fo r
H is p a re n ts w ere Dr. G eorge T H a rd in g , a co u n ty p ra c titio n e r, an d ■the O reg o n G ro w ers C o -O p erativ e a s ­
G resh am fo r D ecem b er 2, 3, 4, 6 an d
M rs. P h o eb e D ick erso n H a rd in g , of H o llan d D utch d escen t.
so ciatio n w ith h e a d q u a rte rs a t S a­
L ived life of a boy on a fa rm u n til h e w as 14 y e a rs old
lem , d u rin g tlie th re e m o n th s of J u ly ,
A sp le n d id p ro g ra m h as been a r ­
1879— E n te re d O hio C e n tra l C ollege a t Ib e ria , from w hich he w as • A ugust a n d S e p te m b e r, acc o rd in g to
ra n g e d a n d It now r t m a in s fo r th e |
g ra d u a te d fo u r y e a rs la te r.
a re c e n t re p o rt issu ed , a ll of w hich
local g u a r a n to r s to g»“t to g e th e r and
S u p p o rte d h im se lf In co lleg e as fa rm la b o re r, b arn p a in te r, te a m ­
w ill d o u b tle ss be of in te re s t to re a d ­
o rg a n iz e , a n d a rr a n g e fo r h a ll, th e
s te r an d ra ilro a d h a n d .
e rs of th e O u tlo o k w ho u re m em hers
se llin g of seaso n
tic k e ts
and t h e .
1884— F a m ily m oved to M arlon, O hio, w h ere W a rre n s h o rtly a c ­
p ro p e r a d v e rtis in g o f th e e v e n t. A
of th e a sso c ia tio n , as w ell as th o se
q u ire d th e E v e n in g S ta r, w hich he s till ow ns an d ed its.
who a re not as y et m em b ers.
re p r e s e n ta tiv e of th e W e st C oast
M ean w h ile ta u g h t sch o o l, s tu d ie d law and w as a d m itte d to b a r, b u t
C h a u ta u q u a , w h ich is p u ttin g on th is
To be e x act, th e fig u re is $564,-
p ro g ra m , w ill m eet w ith th e lo cal I d id n o t p ra ctice.
•6 7 6 .2 1 .
T h is does n o t In clu d e re-
p eople w ith in a few d ay s to a ss ist In!
M astered ev ery d e ta il o f n e w sp a p e r w ork fro m p r i n te r ’s devil to j tu r n s from p ru n e s. N or does It in-
I e lu d e sa le s of fall p e a rs to any ex
p re s sm a n an d m a n a g in g e d ito r.
th e p lan s.
S till c a rr ie s as h is lu ck piece th e p r in te r 's ru le he used as an a p ­
T h o se w ho sig n e d th e c o n tra c t fo r
te n t n o r ap p les.
D istrib u tio n w as
p re n tic e p rin te r.
th e G resh am C h a u ta u q u a a re E lm e r
m ad e to 16 d iffe re n t c a n n e ry build
T h ro u g h o u t all th e y e a rs o f h is o w n e rsh ip of th e M arlon E v en in g
ings.
F. G oodw in, A d elin e B W y eth , L e ttie
G reg so n , D r. Geo. In g lis, W ln n e-
S ta r th e r e h a s n e v e r been a s trik e o r th r e a t of a s trik e In th e p lan t.
B esides se c u rin g fo r its m em b ers
LOUIS BURLINGAME
1891 -M arried M iss F lo re n c e K lin g , of M arlon.
fre d O sb u rn , II. J . P u lfe r, H. R u th
reco rd b re a k in g p rices fo r lo g a n b e r­
CHOSEN FOR MAYOR M
o n tag u e, H. L. St. C la ir, Dr. A. W.
Is a m e m b e r of th e B a p tist c h u rc h an d a tr u s te e of T rin ity B a p tist
ries an d s tra w b e rrie s , th e a sso ciatio n
c h u rc h , M arion.
B o tk in , H . W. C ooley, T h eo d . B ru g -
sav ed its m em b ers th o u s a n d s of d o l­ RECEPTION AT UNION HI
F a irv ie w e le c to rs sh o w ed th e ir in ­ g er. G eo rg e W. S ta p le to n , C. E. R u s h ­
In h o m e city h a s se rv e d as d ir e c to r in a b ank and in le a d in g m a n u ­
la rs d u rin g th e c h e rry seaso n . I t is
GIVEN FRESHMEN
te r e s t in n a tio n a l, s t a te a n d city ele c ­ e r, G eo rg e T a c h e ro n , M ary E. G ood,
fa c tu rin g in d u s trie s.
well know n ttia t m any c h e rry g ro w ­
tio n an d a g r e a t e r n u m b e r of vo tes W. E. W ebb, M. A. S tu b b s, C liff K ern ,
1 8 9 9 — E lected to th e O hio s t a te s e n a te .
T h e a n n u a l rec e p tio n to th e fr e s h ­
ers
w
ere
th
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a
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w
ith
a
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w ere c a st th a n a t an y fo rm e r elec­ J. H. S te rlin g a n d G us S ieth .
1901— R e -e le c te d to th e s t a te s e n a te by a v ote u n u su a l in a d em o ­
ious loss on a c c o u n t of th e heavy m en w as g iven by th e so p h o m o re s of
tio n .
c ra tic s tro n g h o ld .
A le tte r fro m th e W est C o ast C h a u ­
ra in s. T h e asso c ia tio n took o v e r th e U nion H igh school last F rid a y e v e n ­
H a rd in g , S ta n fie ld a n d M cA rth u r ta u q u a h e a d q u a rte rs - m a k e s th e fo l­
1904— E lected lie u te n a n t g o v e rn o r of O hio, M yron T. H e rric k be­ i cra c k e d c h e rrie s th e c a n n e rie s could
receiv ed th e m a jo rity o f votes.
in g ch o sen g o v e rn o r.
w in g s ta te m e n ts c o n c e rn in g th e
(n o t accep t, th u s sa v in g th o u s a n d s of ing, O c to b er 29. T h e g y m n a s iu m w as
In th e city e le c tio n L o u is B u rlin g ­ lo
1 9 1 0 — N o m in ated fo r g o v e rn o rsh ip by re p u b lic a n s , but w as d e ­
p ro g ra m :
d o lla rs.
A fte r b eing d rie d , th e m ad e fe s tiv e w ith a u tu m n leaves,
a m e w as e lec ted m ay o r, J. F . W oods,
C a p ta in W ood B rig g s of K e n tu c k y ,
fe a te d by Ju d s o n H a rm o n , w ho, in 1912, opposed W oodrow W ilson fo r I c rack ed c h e rrie s w ere sold on a fa v ­ ja c k -o ’-la n te rn s , c o rn , p u m p k in s am i
re c o r d e r; A rt. C o p elan d , tr e a s u r e r ;
o th e r H allo w e'en d e c o ra tio n s.
d e m o c ra tic n o m in a tio n as p re s id e n t.
o ra b le m a rk e t.
J a m e s B u rlin g a m e , m a r s h a l; co u n c il­ p ro b ab ly th e best o r a to r to to u r th e
W ith th e a id of th e g h o sts, w itch es
1914— E lected to tile U n ite d S ta te s s e n a te , b ein g th e f ir s t c a n d i­
A lread y th e asso c ia tio n h as sh ip p ed
m an fo r 2 -y e a r te rm , J. L u sc h e r; w est th is y e a r, w ill g iv e h is le c tu re
d a te e lec ted fro m O hio by p o p u la r vote.
m o re th a n 600 c a rs of fresh fru it In- and s p irits of H a llo w e 'e n , th e new
co u n c ilm e n fo r 4 -y ear te rm . W in. D. u p o n ch an g ed re la tio n s b etw een o u r
c o u n try an d E u ro p e a n g o v e rn m e n ts.
1916— D eliv ered K eynote a d d re s s at re p u b lic a n n a tio n a l co n v e n tio n , | e lu d in g b e rrie s, plum s, e a rly p ears, s tu d e n ts o f U nion H igh w ere e n te r ­
B ro o k s, O. F . C ady a n d E. E. H eslin .
H e h a s called his le c tu re “ K eep Off
C h icag o .
and ap p le s up to th e tim e of th e 0 c - ta in e d ro y a lly , a t least if o n e could
th e G ra s s ” , an d h e lets n o n e of it
As s e n a to r is a m e m b e r of th e se c o m m itte e s ;
F o re ig n R e la tio n s, I to b e r 7th s ta te m e n t. It Is e s tim a te d Ju d g e by th e n o ises th a t w ere h eard .
STUDENT BODY
g ro w u n d e r h is feet, on o r off t h “ 1 P h ilip p in e s ( c h a ir m a n ) . C o m m erce, E x p e n d itu re s in th e T re a s u ry D e­ ¡th a t b efo re th e seaso n closes, th e ad- T h e u su a l ro u n d of g am es w ere p a r­
ELECTS OFFICERS i p la tfo rm
T h e re w ere m any In
p a rtm e n t, P acific Is la n d s P u b lic H e a lth , S ta n d a rd s , W e ig h ts a n d M eas­ ' d ltlo n a l sale s of ap p le s w ill a m o u n t tic ip a te d In.
w a itin g to ta k e th e th r illin g flig h t In
u re s, a n d T e rrito r ie s
Dr. W. H. N atio n is th e o th e r lec­
to m o re th a n 600 cars.
T h e S tu d e n t Body o rg a n iz a tio n of
tu r e r re tu rn e d from th e s u m m e r p ro-
In th e tr e a ty fig h t, in s u p p o rtin g th e L odge re s e rv a tio n s , v ig o ro u s­
L o g a n b e rrie s a re beco m in g on e of th e a ir p la n e an d listen to th e p ro p h e ­
U n io n H igh sch o o l w as p erfected ! g ra m . Dr. N atio n giv es a th o u g h tfu l,
ly o p p o sed th e W ilso n p eace policies.
th e big cro p s of th e v alley acco rd in g cies of tlie fa m o u s G ypsy fo r tu n e te ll­
T u e sd a y by e le c tio n s of officers fo r in te re s tin g a n d h u m o ro u s d iscu ssio n
1920— J u n e 12— N o m in ated by th e re p u b lic a n n a tio n a l c o n v en tio n
to th e re p o rt. T h e to ta l sale s by th e er. A fte r th e H allo w e’en p u n eh an d
th e s e n a te a n d assem b ly .
' of to w n p ro b lem s. H e h as w on th e
to be P re s id e n t of th e U n ited S ta te s.
O regon G ro w ers th e p a st season c a k e w ere se rv e d , th e g u e sts w ere led
by g h o sts w ith o n ly th e lig h t o f Jack-
O fficers of s e n a te fo r 1 9 2 0 -1 9 2 1 — I title C o m m u n ity A d v iser o w in g to his
1 9 2 0 — N o v em b er 2— E lected P re s id e n t of U nited S tates.
a m o u n te d to $ 1 3 7 ,2 3 0 .0 9 .
p re s id e n t,
M au rice
B o tk in ;
vice w o rk in th ir ty w e ste rn s ta te s .
P lu m s, w hich a re n o t re g a rd e d s e r ­ o '- la n te r n s to sh o w th em th e w ay.
T h e St. C ecelia S in g in g o rc h e s tra , I
iously as m oney m a k e rs, b ro u g h t to
p re s id e n t, F lo re n c e R o sin ; se c re ta ry ,
T h e W ay o f th e S traw H at.
| m em b ers o f th e a sso c ia tio n th is y e a r
N e ttie
N elso n ;
tr e a s u r e r ,
R oba six c le v e r g irls w ere th e b rig h t p a r - ,
As a re s u lt of th e elec tio n Ed A yls-
$ 2 ,1 4 2 .7 0 , w hich to an e x te n t w as
E m b ry ; s e r g e a n t a t a rm s, W ilfre d tf c u la r s ta r s d u rin g th e s u m m e r and
i a re b ein g r e tu rn e d by p o p u la r re-
, p ick -u p m oney. O ne v ariety sold fo r w o rth h as no " s tra w h a ts ” to c a rry
1870— B orn on a fa rm a t P ly m o u th U nion, V t.
N a s s h a h n ; re p o r te r, M abel L u n d ­ | q u e st. T h ey h eld th e im p o rta n t place
j th r o u g h th e w in te r an d keep from
A tte n d e d d is tric t sch o o l an d p re p a re d fo r college a t B lack R iv er '$ 3 .6 0 a b u sh el.
q u is t.
i in a sp len d id six d ay p ro g ra m w ith 1 A cadem y, L u d lo w , Vt.
D ried c h e rrie s v alu ed at $13,450 fre e z in g fo r th ey hav e on e by one
Officers o f a sse m b ly fo r 1920- w o n d erfu l c re d it to th em selv es.
hav e been sold a n d sh ip p e d by th e peen c a rrie d off by som e w o rth y op
1891— E n te re d A m h e rst C ollege (M a s s a c h u s e tts ), from w hich he
1921— p re s id e n t,
F ra n c is
P e a k ; ' T w o a ttr a c tio n s w holly new to th is
a ss o c ia tio n , ev ery d o lla r of w hich '
of
th e p.H itical w orld to
w as g ra d u a te d in 1895.
vice p re s id e n t, E d w a rd S chenk ; sec- sectio n c o m p lete th e p ro g ra m . Miss |
w
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r e ta r y , V ivian L o v elace: tr e a s u r e r , C eora L a n h a m , an e n te r ta in e r w ith
h is p re s e n t hom e.
seaso n .
j fu lly s to re d aw ay to a w a it th e com -
G len W in te rs
s e r g e a n t a t a rm s, o n e o f th e m ost o rig in a l “s t u n t s ” on
1904— M a rried Miss G race G oodhue, of B u rlin g to n , Vt.
B oth w h ite a n d black c h e rrie s w ere ln * ° r K ,n * 801 1,1 »he on rly J u n e
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W illiam F ritz ; r e p o r te r, A lb e rt Zen-
sold th is season by tlie a s s o c ia tio n 1
n ? 1921. E v ery fo u r y e a rs o ne
te r ta in e rs .
1907-8
M em b er of th e M assa c h u se tts h o u se of re p re s e n ta tiv e s .
g e r.
fo r 13 c e n ts a p o u n d , and th is is a lso ! becom es re c k le ss of even h is most,
Miss L a n h a m g iv es a F re n c h cos­
1909-10— M ay o r of N o rth a m p to n .
O ffic e rs of s tu d e n t body o rg a n iz a - tu m e re v u e , sh o w in g th e in te re s tin g
a m a tte r of reco rd th a t no o th e r I c h e rish e d b elo n g in g
and
p laces a
1 9 1 2 -1 5 — M em b er of th e M assa c h u se tts s t a te se n a te .
1920-1921 by v ir tu e o f ab o v e elec­ an d p iq u a n t sty le s w orn in d iffe re n t
g ro w e r’s a aso ciatlo n in th « « tat« »e- »m all v a lu e on them
Even so It w as
1916-18
L ie u te n a n t g o v e rn o r of M a s sach u setts.
tio n a c c o rd in g to b y-law s— p re s id e n t, p a rts o f F ra n c e . T h e H o m e la n d e rs
c u re d fo r it« m e m b e rs auch a fav o r- w ith Rd, so s tra w h a ts had to go to
1918
E lected g o v e rn o r of M assach u setts.
M au rice B o tk in ; vice p re s., F ra n c is a re th r e e v ery c le v e r re a d e rs a n d m u ­
a b le price.
m eet th « H a rd in g w in n ers an d th«
1919—
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se c re ta ry ,
N e ttie N elso n ; sician s. All in all it is su ch a p ro ­
T h e to ta l a m o u n t of c h e rrie s m a r- sh e lv e s w h ere row s a n d row s of new
on a law a n d o rd p r p la tfo rm .
tr e a s u r e r , G len W in te rs; s e rg e a n ts g ra m as we a re p ro u d to sen d o u t u n ­
k e t. d by th e O regon g ro w e rs, a c c o rd -1 sh in y s tra w h a ts h ad been re s tin g
1920 J u n e 12 N o m in ated a t C hicago to be V ic e -P re sid e n t of th e
! ^ ? b i ^ r r,h ;i \ ? m t e T i i r « a ’ i * ‘‘h
o t ',p ,: n d o r *■
at a rm s. W ilfre d N a ssh a h n an d W il­ d e r o u r d ire c tio n .
U n ited S tates.
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1920. N o v em b er 2 - E lected V ic e -P re sid e n t of th e U n ited S tates.
566.12. T h e Royal A nne easily led ! now o n ly e ,n p ty b a re
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j th e e n tire co m m u n ity to en jo y th e o f­
w ith sa le s of $93,015 97, w hile th e | “ ro Ko',e no '" ° r e to ho b ro th e rs to
g e r.
fe rin g s on a seaso n tic k e t.
L a m b e rt and B ing pool h to u g h t in ,'a,’h o th e r on a sh elf.
I L a s t fa ll we fo llo w ed th e p la n of COX SENDS
COOLIDGE SENDS
$2 4 ,0 6 8 .8 3 .
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LYNCH STOCK JUDGING
g th r e e a fte rn o o n p ro g ra m s an t
W ith sale s a lre a d y ru n n in g m o re
R e g is te rin g o f V o ters U rged.
CONGRATULATIONS
CONGRATULATIONS
TEAM WIN HONORS ! I h th a r v e in
e n ig h ts, b u t fo u n d it im p o ssib le
th a n h a lf a m illion d o lla rs up to Oc-
It Is a long tim e u n til a n o th e r elec-
T h e L ynch sto c k ju d g in g te a m r e ­ j fo r p eo p le to a tte n d In th e a f t e r n o o n .' C ox's te le g ra m o f c o n g ra tu la tio n s
G o v e rn o r C oolidge gav e o u t th e to h e r 7th tills seaso n , an d a lso ta k - Hon and th e 58 v o te rs In th e p re c in c ts
in to
c o n sid e ra tio n fa v o ra b le of G resh am w ho, fo r som e re a s o n o r
tu r n e d T h u rs d a y m o rn in g fro m Spo­ so a re in a u g u r a tin g th e n ig h ts only to P resld erw -elect W a rre n O. H a rd ­ fo llo w in g from his h om e in B oston Ing
p lan th is y ear.
prices receiv ed , from all re p o rts th e r e o th e r , failed to be re g iste re d p rev io u s
in g is o n e to be co m m en d ed fo r it N o v em b er 3d:
k a n e w h e re th e y to o k p a r t in th e In ­
Is a fe e lin g of sa tis fa c tio n an d confl to th e e le c tio n wIII have p len ty of
show s a re a l A m erican s p irit, h e said
te r s ta t e ju d g in g c o n te s t. T h e boy3 WARREN HARDING HAFPY
" I t is w ith a g r e a t deal o f
d eu ce am o n g th e m em b ers of th e a s ­ tim e to r e g is te r F o r th e re g is tr a tio n
in
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g r a titu d e th a t I h av e seen by th e
m a d e a close ru n w ith th e h ig h e r
so c ia tio n .
books a re now open and an y one m ay
BUT NOT EXULTANT
“ In th e s p irit of A m erica I a c ­
Incom ing re tu r n s th e e x te n t of
sc o rin g te a m s b e in g 75 p o in ts below
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th e w in n e rs. T h ey sto o d f if th in lin e,
B ap tist M issio n ary Cii-rle M eetin g , e ffo rt to go to th e p ro p e r p erso n , J o h n
so u rce.
W hile I re jo ic e in Its
L in n c o u n ty p la c in g f o u r th , and of th e U n ited S ta te s, w h ile w a iti n g ; ty te n d e r as th e d e fe a te d c a n d i-
T h e B a p tist-M issio n a ry so ciety m e t B row n, w ho w ill re g is te r v o te rs h e re
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a t th e c h a rm in g hdm e of Dr, an d M rs. in G re sh a m o r th e y m ay go to th e
C la c k a m a s e ig h t. L a st y e a r th e O re- • fo r th e r e tu r n s on N o v em b er 3d, j p led g e as a c itizen my su p p o rt
m o re In th e n a tu r e of th e s u p ­
P eak , o n T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n o f th is c o u n ty c lerk
gorr' te a m s placed 1st, 2d, 3d. T h e j Banned th e fo llo w in g lin es:
p o rt we h av e received. It m ean s
“ A ssu m in g th a t th e e a rly r e tu r n s j to th e ex e c u tlv e a u th o r ity In
w eek.
j
P e rh a p s th e v o te r th in k s it is no
Lynoii boys say th e y w ill w o rk h a rd I a re w holly d e p e n d a b le . I do n o t h e s i­
m ig h t
w h a te v e r e m e rg en cy
th e en d of a perio d w hich baa
M rs B an k s, o f P o rtla n d , sp o k e o f tro u b le to be sw o rn in but it m ak es a
fo r h o n o rs a t th e P acific I n te r n a tio n ­ t a t e to say th a t I am p le a se d , of!
a r is e .”
seem ed to s u b s titu te w o rd s fo r
I h e r 19 y e a rs o f m issio n a ry w ork in g r e a t d eal o f e x tra w ork, r e q u irin g six
al N o v em b er 5.
th in g s a n d th e b eg in n in g o f a
. co u rse. I am h ap p y to u tt e r my g ra f-
N e ith e r ws Mr. Cox slow In sen d -
I th e h e a rt o f A frica w hich was b o th w itn esses w ho a re fre e h o ld e rs , w ho
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B u t I am n o t e x u lta n t.
It Ing th is te le g ra
p erio d n l re a l p a trio tis m an d
I In te re s tin g and In stru c tiv e .
Mrs , zotne tim e s a re a little bit difficult to
S m a ll F a rm s.
i is n o t a p e rs o n a l v icto ry . It Is a r e ­ th in g h e « ltd W e d n e sd a y m o rn in g
tr u e n a tio n a l h o n o r."
I t t ’m , A v erill sa n g in a m ost d e llg h t- fin d anti t h e ele c tio n b o ard is q u ito
T w e n ty a c re s close to B o rin g , O re­ new ed e x p ressio n o f c o n fid e n t A m e r­ sh o w in g the tr u e s p irit o f a tr u e l
W hile th is ex p resses th e fe e lin g s o f I fn l m a n n e r. "A L ittle P in k R o se," by busy w ith (h e b a llo tin g w ith o u t th is
gon. E ig h t a c re s in c u ltiv a tio n . B a l­ ican ism an d a n a tio n a l c all to th e re- A m erican , It seem s th a t h e lost. t h e |
m o re A m erican s th a n th a t o f Mr. ¡« 'a rrle Ja c o b s B ond.
e x tr a w ork.
a n c e o pen
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p u b lican p a rty , it is all se rio u s, th e p resid en cy w ith a g r e a t d eal b e tte r H a rd in g 's yet It w as sp o k e n , n o t In a
F o rty -o n e la d ie s w ere p re s e n t, w ho
F ifty -e ig h t e le c to rs and 348 w it­
F en c e d . F a ir h o u se, g o o d b a rn , o r- o b lig a tio n s a re so so lem n th a t in ste a d feelin g th a n hi r u n n in g m ate. R o o se­ s p irit of m alice b u t w ith a th o u g h t
ex p ressed th e m se lv e s as h a v in g sp e n t nesses, a to ta l of 8u6 p erso n s, h ad to
chard. P ric e $ 3 2 0 0 ; $ 1 2 0 0 dow n
of e x u ltin g I am m o re given to p ray v elt, fo r h is te le g ra m to C o o lid g e did to w a rd th e fu tu r e of o u r g re a t R e­ a m ost e n jo y a b le a fte rn o o n .
be sw o rn In th«1 th r e e G resh am p re ­
GEO. B E E R S , S an d y . O re
to God to m a k e m e c ap ab le o f p lay in g n o t sh o w th e fe e lin g o f lo y alty to th e public.
I w ould lik e to ta k e th is o p p o rtu n i­ c in c ts by th e ju d g e s of election.
P h o n e S an d y 65.
tf
my p a rt, an d th a t all th o se c a lls to w in n in g p a rty . R o o sev elt said In his
t y o f th a n k in g o u r h o ste ss, th e la d le s 1
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re s p o n sib ility m ay m eet th e a s p ir a ­ te le g ra m :
j w h o s e r v e d , th o s e w h o f u r n i s h e d cars ,
C o n tra c to r an,I B u ild er
Good B ungalow for Sale.
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tio n s a n d e x p e c ta tio n s o f A m erica an d
“ My s in c e re c o n g ra tu la tio n s
an d all w ho h e lp ed to m a k e th e a f te r - i
H av e lo c a te d in G resh am an d am
O ne of th e beet b u ilt h o m es in G re sh ­ th e w o rld ."
H ave It F re n c h d ry c le a n e d ,
Re- n o o n a s u c c e s s
to you. I tr u s t th a t u n d e r th e
re a d y to ta k e an y w ork In my lino.
am offered a t a sa c rific e , seven
p a irin g n e a tly done.
T a ilo rin g for
T h e v ery so u l o f th is s ta te m e n t
a d m in is tra tio n o f Mr. H a rd in g
.MRS, J. N. CLA N A H A N , P res.
] L ong e x p erien ce. W ork g u a ra n te e d .
ro o m s w ith all m o d ern c o n v e n ie n ­ show s th e tr u e A m erican th a t to th e
ladl«*s an d m en.
a n d y o u rs e lf th e n a tio n w ill
L e t m e bid on y o u r w ork. P h o n e $27.
ces. c o n c re te b a se m e n t, s ta tio n a ry p eo p le h e ow es all a n d fo r th e people
P E T E R L E N A R D , T a ilo r
gro w in p ro s p e rity a n d In th e u n-
W hy n o t fix th a t e x tr a room o r b e t­ L. J . W in ter.
la u n d ry tra y s , g o o d p lu m b in g , g as he accep ts th e h o n o r b esto w ed upon '
se lfish id e a ls o f A m erican ism
te r s till th e w hole ho u se. P e rfe c tio n -
a n d e le c tric ity , good g a ra g e .
If him
O nly »SÎ.IW«!
w hich u n p re ju d ic e d c itiz e n s of
M |trrial Sal«- All W eek.
W all-B o ard will do th e tr ic k . Jo n e s
you w ant a good h o m e a t a b a rg a in ,
W HAT? ------------------------: --------------- L b r Co
all p a rtie s d e s ire .”
E very h a t In th e ho u se red u ced .
look th is o v er. K rld e r & E lk in g -
T he Bank of Gresham pay« 6 per
Go to A W M etzger * C o .'s and
T a k e a d v a n ta g e of th is sa le an d save.
ton
T el 1631.
74 cen t in terest on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv. i Read the W ant Ada.
e. S a tu rd a y , N o v em b er 6 a t 10 a m
W hen In doubt try a W ant Ad.
yitE S H A M HAT SHOP.
C a lv in C o o lid g e ’s C a r e e r