T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 10. NO. 84
G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
-FRIDAYS
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 17. 1920
$150 PER YEAR
POMONA GRANGE HAS INTERESTING
SESSION INSPIRED BY PROSPECT OF
NATIONAL MEETING IN PORTLAND
W ednesday’s session of M ultno-i being in favor of an ad eq u ate S tate
» a h county Pom ona g range, held at M a rk e t m easure to be a rran g e d a t a
L ents, was one of th e m ost im p o rt- conference of ac tu al farm ers re p re
a n t and thoroughly enjoyed sessions sen tin g all a g ric u ltu ra l o rg an izatio n s
ev er held in th is county. I t was also and producers of farm crops.
All
one of th e m ost largely atten d e d , all g ran g e rs are req u ested to give th is
se a tin g capacity of th e la rg e hall be- m a tte r full consid eratio n p rio r to the
ing a t prem ium from the opening next sta te g ran g e m eeting to be held |
h o u r at 10:30 u n til th e close of th e ¡a t E ugene in May. to th e end th a t the
e n te rta in m e n t tw elve hours later.
sta te g ran g e may call such a co n fer
T h ere were two principal reasons ence.
fo r the large atten d an ce, one of
T he follow ing resolution was also
th em being th e biennial election of
“ Be it resolved th a t we
officers. T he o th e r and m ost im p o rt ad opted :
a n t reason was th e stim u lu s given stro n g ly recom m end th e passage of
to g ran g e endeavor by th e an nounce th e S hepard-T ow ner m a tern ity bill
m ent th a t th e n ational g ra n g e will be now before congress, an d th a t copies
of th is resolution be sen t o u r re p re
held in P o rtlan d next N ovem ber.
All su b o rd in ate gran g es a re m ak se n tativ es in congress th a t th ey may
ing a new grow th and all g ran g e do all in o u r pow er to secu re its
m em bers are expecting to a tte n d the passage a t th e p resen t session ’’
O pposition to any increase in sal-1
n atio n al sessions. So ra re is th e op
p o rtu n ity to a tte n d a session of th e aries by th e le g isla tu re was voiced in
n atio n al g range, to w hich all fo u rth th e follow ing:
W hereas, th e re is a m ovem ent on
degree m em bers a re welcome is to be
foot to have th e legislative assem bly
ta k e n ad v an tag e of. O ne of the pass
laws raisin g th e salaries of sta te
g re a te s t inducem ents is to be able to and county officers, said m ovem ent
say th a t th e g ra n g e r has been inv est having been in a u g u ra ted by th e spec
ed w ith th e seventh degree, and to ial session, in Ja n u a ry , 1920, S en ato r |
chairm an of th e co m m ittee ap
g e t th a t th e can d id ate m u st first Sell
pointed, and
have thp fifth degree given by Pomo-
W hereas, th e cost of living w hich is j
na, and th e sixth degree by th e sta te I urged as &_reason fo r th e proposed f
g range.
raise, is now falling, and
T i n h e ere
n e e la l session
s e s s io n n o t r , tu rn
W a hereas,
th e an
farm ever-descending
er, whose re-
r e will
w m be
De a a s special
arp on
PRESIDENT USES CHRISTMAS SEALS DO YOU?
FRIENDS MOURN DEATH
,
T here is one kind of C hristm as
seals th a t will never go out of
sty le T h a t is .th e Red Cross seal
— all re tu rn s on which go to the
A nti-T uberculosis L eague L ittle
A drian M ayer is show n h ere d e
livering th e big package of
sftimps to S ecretary T u m u lty at
tlie W hite H ouse, and to be used
by p resid en t an d Mrs W ilson on
th e ir C h ristm as packages
th e Oregon s ta te g range held in P o rt- scale, will be com pelled to pay th e ,
land on one of th e days w hile th e I la rg e r p a rt of any raise, th erefo re
n atio n al g ran g e is h ere fo r th e p u r - 1 be ' '
p o .. o ,
are„ .
in " !
and th e re will probably be 2000 ap-1 crease in salaries of public officials
p licants fo r th e seventh. All su b o r-i ¡it th is tim e, and be it fu rth e r
d t io t m p o o
d in a te m em bers are m indful th a t
Resolved, th a t th e legislative com- BUSINESS MEN TO
OREGON TO AID THE
they m ust have th e Pom ona degree ^ ‘^ t r u c t e d r T o p e r a i e " w h h X .
AID _______
FA RM ER’S W EEK
CHILDREN OF EUROPE
o r ^ c “*i?*¿íoor CLUB MEMBERS WIN
AT POULTRY SHOW
F riends and relatives of Mrs C. H.
Sloop were shocked and saddened to
| learn of h er d eath Tuesday m orning '
Mrs. Sloop has been In poor h ealth <
Robert S oderquist of th e Cedar
for several years and for th e past
i d istrict won first prize on each of his
g re a te r p art of the tim e
F o r th e '‘ntr,ea in ,lle club work of th e « r e
past few m onths, how ever, she has KOn ,>ou,,ry anil Rot Stock asso-
seeined much im proved and friends ’' iatlo n - Robert was th e larg est
hoped th a t she would continue to im ex h ib ito r in th e club work division.
prove. She seem ed in h e r usual having entered 12 birds. His breed
h ealth T uesday m orning and th e ing pen of Buff Leghorns, a cockerel
m em bers of the fam ily had d ep arted an d five pullets, won first place in its
on th e ir various du ties of the day class and nlso th e special prize for
T he youngest ' bo,T1K th e bpBt pen e n te re 'i In th e club
when death cam e
boy went fo r his g ran d m o th er, Mrs division. T he special prize is a sack
H. McGinnis, but before she arrived of scratch feed offered by F ish er's
M illing com pany.
T his sam e pen
death liad ta k en th e brave spirit.
Em m a L o retta McGinnis was born won first place in the county a t the
in Southw est City, Missouri, and recent fair.
A pen of Anconas also won first
cam e to Tacom a, W ashington w ith
her parents. T w enty years ago th e place and th e two single en tries a
fam ily moved to P leasan t H o m e lB,,ff beRhorn pullet nnd an Ancona
w here they have m ade th e ir home b«n, Pa‘’b won blue ribbons. R obert
ever since.
nIso won th ird place on his exhibit
In 1901 Miss McGinnis was m ar- : P««B-
C arl Z im m erm an of Gresham, also
ried to C. Il Sloop and to the union
won
a n u m b er of first places. The
were born eight ch ildren, five of
whom are left to m ourn th e loss of a breeding pen of B arred Rocks won
m ost devoted m other. T he five chil- ,lrst a,ld ,b e *'pKborn pullet w hich he
The
dren are Jen n ie, E dgar and Eleen, en tered won a blue ribbon.
who are m em bers of Union H igh Rhode Island Red pullet which he en
school in G resham and B ernice and tered won second place. One of the
A ltion who atten d school a t O rient. m ost prized ribbons won because it
Besides these children th e re is the is so difficult, is th e blue ribbon ex
bereaved husband and a m o th er and hib it of eggs. C arl won th is prize.
fath er, Mr. and Mrs. H enry McGinnis, T he en try consists of a dozen eggs as
and a host of o th e r relativ es and n ea r perfect as possible and it is only
friends who will miss her friendly when one s ta rts to pick o u t a dozen
presence.
I perfect eggs th a t one realizes how
T he fu n eral services w ere held i f,,w
are Perfect in shape.
M arg aret St. C lair is happy over
T hursday at 2 p. m. in th e M. E.
church at P lea san t Home of which th e fact th a t both of h er en tries won
organization Mrs. Sloop was a m em blue ribbons. She en tered a cockerel
ber and an active w orker as long as and a pullet from h e r (lock of Ore-
h er h ealth p erm itted . T he services gons and they proved w orthy of the
were conducted by the p asto r, Rev. ho n o r con ferred upon them.
H enry Brown of Lynch d istric t won
E arl B. C otton, who paid high tr ib
second
place on his pen of W hite Leg
u te to the life and c h a racter of the
d ep arted . The church was crow ded j hornH an<l fo u rth place ° n bis exhibit
w ith friends who cam e to pay th e ir of eggs.
last respects. Among those present | A n um ber of special prizes have
w ere a n u m b er of g irls from Union I been offered by F ish er's Milling com-
High and several m em bers of the p any> Albers Bros., Llpm an, W olfe &
faculty.
¡Com pany, and th e P o rtlan d Seed
In term e n t was m ade in th e Pleas- Com pany, which show s som ething of
an t Home cem etery.
' ,hp ,ntPrpB‘ "bown by th e large con
cerns in th e boys* and g irl's club
In o rd e r to g et th e o th e r degrees, legislativ e com m ittee of th e sta te
At a recent m eeting of th e Busi-
‘ $10 will buy th e life of a child u n
hence th e eager desire to m ake a g range and co m m ittee! of su bordi- llPSS Men’«
...
good s ta rt before It is too late. T here | pafp « ra n g e , and o th e r fa rm e rs’ o r - * ‘ n
c° mn’Ittee3 til next h a rv e st.”
1 ganizations, for th e purpose of de- ' ‘ rp appointed to a rra n g e for F arm
"L et A m erica e n te rta in a t C hrist-
will be th re e m ore sessions of P o - ’fpating any legislation at th e n ex tI « ’« W eek, J a n u a ry 10 to 15. T his I m a . d in n e r as m any ch ild ren of Eu
m ona before th e n atio n al g ran g e session of .....
th e .1 leg
have sm
sm aller
aller I rope
rope as they can afford as th e ir little
.. islativ
, e assem bly of I year it was decided to
1« nave
com es— in M arch, Ju n e and Septem r a is in g ’of s a la rb 's ’of0 pu'blic offlclnK
• •• 1' Oni™lt/ eeS “ U was thoUi?ht ‘h at it Invisible g u e s t s . ”
ber— and by th a t tim e th e re will be
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would be an ad v an tag e in g ettin g th e |
These appeals fro.ni H erbert Hoov-
several hundred m ore g ran g e rs in
a
' ,eafiUr” i-
work accom plished to keep the com- er, ch airm an of th e E uropean Relief
M ultnom ah county. L ikew ise in all o m te n ,
7 ”
7
m ittees s m a ll in o rd er th a t th ey ] Council, prom ise O regon’s In itial ap-
th e o th e r Oregon and W ashington
len.lin g an old-age pension act Il)ight not have , hp dlfflculty jn gPt. peal for $250,000 to be raised be-
counties n ea r to P o rtlan d .
by congress sim ilar to th a t in o p era tin g to g e th er to m ake plans.
tw een D ecem ber 19 itnd 25, as part MRS. HEACOCK DIES
' work proJ«"‘"-
T he fifth degree class on W ednes- tion fn A u stralia and New Zealand
a
w M o t » » n , ,,, ,
,
. i of a nation-w ide effort to save the
AT HOME IN DAMASCUS
T h p J ll,lg i" K c o n te s t s by t h e te a m s
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,
1
K
’
B
b
W
alra<
>
an
d
|
lives
of
3.500,000
of
E
u
ro
p
e’s
baby
day evening num bered 64, by fa r th e '
T he m a ste r of Pom ona g ran g e was Cpp„ M tlzgpr w ere appolnte)1 ag
has not been held yet but is sched-
a w ar victim s.
Mrs. N ettle Heacoek, of D am ascus, uled for S atu rd ay , Decem ber 18th.
E nlisted in th e em ergency organl
com m ittee to secure th e luncheon.
nom ah county. T his nu m b er show s Ave to work in h arm ony w ith th e
zation recru ited w ithin a week u n d er I <1*ert
hpr borne in Dam ascus early i
r r ..,,„„
7
' 7
" a r * ’ ’ th e im p e tu s of th e p o w e rfu l a p p e a l ‘ b*” m o rn in g , D ecem b er 17 as a re- p,|Rg G IL M O R E RU N
th e in te rest being tak en a t th is tim e, executive com m ittee of th e sta te
■¡.range for th e e n tertain m en t fen- of ll(„,,.rt E Sm ith sta te d irecto r su it of pneum onia Mrs. Heacock has |
Incom ing Officers.
'g ra n g e in th e m a tte r of p rep arin g for
DOWN
BY AUTO
tu res.
and his assista n ts, are L iberty L o a n ,' Iivp,i ,n o r ,,Par U am ascus for m ore
U
U W It U
E lection of officers fo r th e ensu in g , ,hp visit of th e n atio n al gran g e in
E. W. A ylsw orth, Jas. E lkington Rpd Cross, K nights of Columbun, tban 15 years.
! M
,,
.
M E. G ilm ore Is confined to
two y ears was m ade a special o rd e r •'^ovpniber, J. J. Jo h n so n to be chair- and John Brow n are t h e c o m m i t » . . . . •’ « « 'I s b B elief A ssociation, Y M C A , I H arriet Je a n n e tte Davis was born
*
Y. W. C. A. and many o th e r workerw
A tw ater, Ohio, O ctober 4, 1854.
¡h er home follow ing in ju ries which she
for the early afternoon session. J. J. nian ° ‘ ‘be com m ittee.
a ,7 7 ? ,
A ppeals from th e head of each organ-! She was m arried In early life an d received Monday evening when she
Jo h n so n , who has held th e office of
Thp Purchase and use of all Ore-
S. B. H all IS ch airm an of the rfin- iz a tlo n ad.lresH nd tn ih n n n n n in n f
m ade h er hom e in Ohio u n til a fte r Wfia ufril„. . . . .
t
. ..
th e death of h er husband m ore th an wa" H,rurk by a la r«° «utom obile on
m a ster for six years refused to b e 'a ' con P roducts was recom m ended in a I ernl com m ittee. L ast y e a r’s F a rm e r’s a‘a ‘e read ns follow s:
L. Alien Lewis, of th e A m erican ! 30 ypa™ “ «*’■
®°Uth R oberta avenue.
ca n d id a te again. A spirited contest rpsolution b earin g upon th a t sub- Week was onp of th e im p o rta n t eventB
|p leaves to m ourn th e ir loss two i Mrs. G ilm ore was on her way hom e
fo r his place was enlivened by th e jp c t’
of th e y ear and it is expected th a t this Red Cross, says “ In the g rad u al ap-
pearance of reality now rapidly 5n- S?/1“: . M a rk . XI ’ H eajo c k of T ekoa, an ,i wag w a itin g | n th e road because
friends of R. W. Olli and T. J. Kreu-
An P°«>»lble assistance waa offered year., progranl W|R
even more creasing
a fte r all these u n real years W ashington; A. L. H eacock, of Da- j
d er, and th e re was a tie vote on th e ,h e PomlnK A tlantic and Pacific H y -. |lplpfu|
Thp plang a re developing I am looking forw ard to seeing strik - m ascus, and
and th ree d au g h ters, Mrs. Iof ,hn lcy condition of the sidew alks,
first ballot. A second vote being (1>ro E lectric E xposition to be held in rapi(1|y an() arp tbp rpguU Qf thp px_ ingly lHustnated I n the” co m pT et7re- A nton M alar ,,f Sandy; Mrs. C arrie , Seeing the larg e ca r com ing she kept
ta k en th e contest was again so close ( P o rtlan d in 1%25.
j porlence gained la st y ear an d of plans spouse to th is appeal at th is tim e for nyr<1 of *’*•'»< R«’« k, W ashington, ami i as n ea r to th e ditch as possible but
the helpless children abroad. S u re ly ,
she says it seem ed as If th e d riv er
A m em orial addressed to the board
th a t Mr. K reu d er was elected by only
. .
which have been in th e process of di a fe e lin g o f o b lig a tio n w ill a ris e an d . T h e fu n e ra l se rv ic e s w ill be held . . .
T he car
1
of
county
com
m
issioners
was
favor-
’
ri
al
g
enerosity
w
ill
now
ta
k
e
th
e
frnni
’b*1
borne
S
atu
rd
ay
.
December
"» a led rig h t tow ard her
one vote.
veloping d u rin g th e p ast year.
place of ex trav ag an t donation which 18' at 2 o’c’oek, Rev Earl II. Cotton stru ck her, throw ing h er Into tho
F ive of th e present officers w ere ably acted upon, ask in g th a t th e
Among th e sp eak ers who a re ex- u n doubtedly has disappeared. W hen •’“Iciatiiig. In te rm e n t will be in th e] ditch beside th e rond. T he d riv er
ta k e over th e M ultnom ah {
re-elected, am ong them being E. L county
. . .
. ..
,
pected to ta k e p a rt on th e program h i i c I i a n exiuvnen? o f'e n m n în n «Wn«'.' Damascus cem etery.
did not slop and Mrs. G ilm ore does
T h o rp e who was chosen tre a s u re r to county fa lr a n d th e ap p ro p riatio n of ! a re J. C. H urd, a s sista n t county ag en t altru ism as Mr. H oover has been at' I
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n ot know who he was.
•
N otice.
serve hi3 fifth term . H e is th e oldest $5000 for th e next fair.
lead er of the s ta te ; P aul V. Marls a)l <ini»‘s, both in word and d ee d ,'
She received a severe cu t oti one
resham
lienta W ine Itan n e r,
¡d ire c to r of e x ten sio n for th„ n r
Porae8 fo rw a rd now w ith th is a p p e a l, I S|>pcla* com
com m
m unication
u n ic a tio n G re
sh a m
in point of service of all the officers
a
« ». ° f ,e“ e b ” on fo r ,b p O regon ,,1PrP pan b(, no d o n b t bu< (lla , , t,t,„ rp C h a p te r No. 17, O. E. 8., w ill he held arm and was considerably bruised
T he Pom ona b an n er, aw arded
and at th e end of his com ing term
I A g ricu ltu ral College, and Prof. H E. is need of th e request and an o b lig a -, NB,nday ®v«nlng, Decem ber 27, a t 8 and shaken up. It is th o u g h t th a t
wil, have served ten years. T he otb - f f u a r t e r l y j ^ t l w su b o rd in ate g ran g e Cogby> (, tPnRion ¿ an fron)
—
tion f o r ^ H of u r W r X n ^ ”
o'clock for th<- purpose of installing
one rib is cracked. She is g ettin g
officers.
CLARA PU L FE R .
ers re-elected w ere: Mrs. M ary P a l
C ontinued on page 4
j fry d ep a rtm en t. T hese nam es will
along as well as can be expected.
PATRON
TEACHERS
HOLD
m er, le c tu re r; W. A. Young, a ssist
give some indication of th e q u ality of
No one witnessed th e accident and
INTERESTING MEETING
a n t ste w ard ; Miss W llda B uckm an,
WIFE OF DEAD HUNGER ¡sp eak ers which will ad d ress th e au d i
SINLESS SUNDAYS
Mrs. G ilm ore dragged herself Into
se cretary , and Mrs. C lara Sm ith,
ences on various ImporGant subjects.
T he P aren t-T ea ch e rs’ association (
h er hom e w here h er b ro th er and his
STRIKE MAYOR HERE
SAYS ALLIANCE
chaplain. Follow ing is th e full list
had an In terestin g m eeting on Mon
w ife found h er on th e ir retu rn from
of officers elected:
SENIOR GIRLS OF UNION
day. The m eeting was called to o r
- a w alk. The accident occurred al-
M aster, T. J. K re u d er; overseer,
HIGH ORGANIZE CLUB d er hy th e presid en t, Mrs. C. M. Zim
I most directly in fro n t of h er home.
R. W. G ill; le ctu rer, Mrs. M ary P a l
T he sen io r girls of Union High m erm an. T he fu rn ish in g of th e Itrat
m er; stew ard, J. W. F ro st; a ssista n t
A SUGGESTION TO YOU
have organized th e S enior G irls’ club aid room was discussed. T he first
stew ard , W. A. Y oung; tre a su re r,
aid cabinet w hich has been m ade by
FOR NEXT SUNDAY
T
he
election
of
officers
w
as
held
E. L. T horpe; se cretary . Miss W ilda
W ednesday, when th e follow ing of- lb<> ,jnion
school and th e con-
B uckm an;
chaplain, Mrs. C lara
T he services a t th e L innem an i
fleers were elected: p nro«i,io„»
a ,1 z > i „ ‘*‘n ‘s fu rn ish ed by Dr. and Mrs. Adix
resid en t, Adele
S m ith; g atekeeper, F. H. C rane;
'M em o rial M ethodist Episcopal church
is
ready.
A
couch
and
o
th
e
r
fu
rn
i
S chenk;
vice p resid en t, Jo sep h in e
C eres, Mrs. J. W. T ow nsend; Pom ona,
, next Sunday will be in keeping with
i Townsend; sfjcretary -treasu rer, Mil- tu re has been purchased, b u t th e re is
Mrs. Alice W elbis; F lo ra , Mrs Cliff
' th e sp irit of C hristm as.
It
any
one
wishes
need
of
a
b
lanket.
' dred P u llen ;
rep o rter, K ath erin e
K ern; Lady assista n t, Mrs. (L W.
T he children of th e Sunday school
i to assist in th is w orthy cause, a gift
B ratzel.
G ill; m usician, Miss G lennie Mc
have been busy ail week p reparing
T
he
g
irls
of
th
is
club
a
re
m
aking
“
b
lan
k
et
would
be
very
accept-
Corm ick.
th e program th a t will be given next
1 m any plans fo r th e re st of this school
T hese officers wil! be Installed at
T h u rsd ay evening. Classes and In
year,
they
will
surely
m
ake
th
e
ir
M”
L
ynch’
th
e
presidpn‘
»1
‘ba
th e M arch m eeting by S tate M aster
div id u als a re w orking hard to find
presence felt. At p resen t they are C ounty Council gave an in terestin g
C. E. Spence. T he next m eeting will
new pupils for th e school.
\
The
m
aking
arran
g
e
m
en
ts
fo
r
a
banquet
talk
ab
o
u
‘
'b
e
County
Council,
s fo r a ba
be held a t Rockwood.
S
unday
m
orning
th
e
p
a
sto
r’s
s e r
which Is to be given T
T h h u u rsd
rsd ay
ay even- B rp" bani aRaoclatlon voted to join
A D onated D inner.
mon will be on "T h e Word Made
th e Council.
ing, Decem ber 23^ in honor of the
An idea of how th e g range is being
F lesh .” in th e evening "T he Almost
Mrs. P etrie, a well known m usician,
m em bers of th e Boys’ A thletic asso
ap p reciated by th e business In terests
C h ristia n ” will be th e them e.
was
th
e
sp
eak
er
of
th
e
aftern
o
o
n
.
H
er
ciation.
may be had in th e sta te m e n t before
You will alw ays find a cordial w el
P e v H c x r£ y L . Bcwulby.
talk on “T he value of co n stru ctiv e
th e m em bers th a t practically all th e
come In "T he Church at the C e n te r.”
m usic from th e beg in n in g " was in te r
^IMs ial M eeting to lie ll.-ld at
"No m a tte r w hat popular opin
supplies fo r d in n e r and su p p er w ere
estin g and yet was m ore keenly felt
ion may be” In th e gist of t i e
I'n io n Hitch.
One new T h o r E lectric W ashing
do n ated by business houses of P o rt
L o rd ’s Day A lliance u tte ran ce s,
A special m eeting of th e voter« of aH
played selections from 8chu-
m achine at big reduction in price.
land
M eats w ere given by C harles
"
th
e
United
S
tates
m
ust
retu
rn
th e Union High school d istric t has n ,a n n ' Chopin, Raff and MacDowall
to a p u rer and m ore sacred Sab F ra n k C. Jones ft Co., E lectric Bldg.
R udeen, county com m issioner-elect,
been called fo r S aturday evening, De- 8bow ing m usic well in te rp re ted , can
bath " T his sta te m en t, follow ing
who ru n s th e big m a rk e t a t F irst and
cem ber 18 at th e Union High school. and W*B caR ,o r ‘b th e best th a t th ere
A good cream se p arato r will su re
th e opening of h e a d q u a rte rs in
M u rie l
A lder stre e ts ; bread and p astry by
T h e m eeting has been called for 8 '* I” a person.
t
New York with N ational Secre I save a lot of work for th e new year,
tw o of the leading b ak eries; b u t t e r ?
«Iso save money fo r you. W. A.
tary Rev H arry L. Bowl by in
M&.c
p. in. The o bject of the m eeting is to
by Swift ft Co.; jellies by W adham s
charge, has excited th e big town ! Hesse),
give the board of d irecto rs th e au- CHAUTAUQUA FESTIVAL
ft K e rr; coffee by Dw ight E dw ards
as no o th e r recent event.
T he a rriv a l or Mrs M uriel Mac-
Buy a Living X iiish Prewent.
th o rity to provide tra n sp o rta tio n for
SHOWS SMALL DEFICIT folks
For u nder th e cloak of “ dry
com pany. All vegetables w ere dor.at
Swiney, w ife or th e h unger
G enuine "St. A ndreasberg" Rollers
th e pupils of the d istrict. T he direct-
The final m e e tin F o f th e g u aran -
clean in g "
th e
United
Stales
In full vong. C abinet train ed by ex
ed and served, o th e r good th in g s were s trik e m ayor of Cork, who recent-
o rs have been doing th is fo r th e past to rs of th e 1820 C h a u ta u q u a F estiv al, th ro u g h federal an d sta te laws.
pert tra in e rs; $10, $15, $2«.
No
sen t In, including a big pot of baked ly died In a London prison for th e
cause of Irish freedom , gave th e
" lla r tz M ountain” or "L in n e t” notes
few years but feel th a t It would be was held at th e lib rary la st Tuesday
7 . * * ”7 b**
<b »‘ ‘be
beans and sausage by Sheriff T. M. i su p p o rte rs of th e cause in America
See window display a t K essler’s B ar
w iser to obtain th e legal consent of nig h t to pass on bills and clos. t h j
H u rlb u rt, who gave th e g ran g e rs a an o p o rtu n ity to sta g e a g reat
of pro h ib itin g all Sunday am u se ber shop. Phone 4x2.
th e voters.
business of th e com m ittee. I t was
when h er boat
m ents Is th e u ltra aim ag ain st the
sam p le of th e food he fu rn ish es th e d em o n stratio n
E X PE R T riK PA IRINfL Any kind of
Mrs Mac-
use of tobacco, especially the
One new T h o r E lectric W ashing f° Und “ f,e r *” b‘lta hBd b'**n prp"p n t-
county boarders u n d er his care. Over docked at New York
iiuto o r tru ck
G enerators and
Swfney com es to testify before the
cig aret. The F ifth Avenue Coach
m aehlne a t big reduction in price *d ‘ h al th e re was a sm all deficit,
400 persons w ere fed at th e tw o unofficial
m agnetos a specialty.
Sherm an
co m m ittee
of
10«,
Com pany has taken a vote of its
F
ra
n
k
C.
Jo
n
es
ft
Co.,
E
lectric
Bldg.
,
which
was
divided
am
ong
th
e
guar-1
M cCarter, co rn er Powell and Maple
m eals, and th e re was plenty left.
wjilch la in session In th is coun
th
o
u
san
d
s
of
rid
ers
and
will
con-
a n to rs
stre e ts, G resham . Phone 851.
The p aym ent of «6 cents by
G range R esolations.
try . Mrs. Macijwiney is only 22
An O verland 4, Sedan or touring.
t'n u e to perm it sm oking on the
th e Ideal C h ristm as g ift, G resham I Pacb « u a ra n to r was sufficient to cover
Pom ona g range w ent on record as rears' cm
th re e re a r se ats ato p th e ir own
Double croes T uberculosis w ith
i O verland Co.
th e deficit.
buses.
C h ristm as seals!