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TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 15 TO 31
for Quail and Pheasant?
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“Red C row n” is readily available
th ro u g h o u t th e P acific C o ast: a t
Standard Oil Service Stations, a t g a
rages, and at other dealers.
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STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
A “ back to th e school” p arty la be
ing planned for th e L usted P aren t-
T eacher association, w hich will be
held a t th e schoolhouse on F rid ay
evening, O ctober 14. T his prom ises
to be a splendid opening of th e so
cial activ ities of th e school year
which all p atro n s and frien d s of the
: : school will wish to atten d .
T he people are asked to come to
th e social dressed as they did in
th e ir own school days an d th e ladies
are expected to bring lunch f o r two
in buckets such as they used when
a tte n d in g school.
A b rief business session will be
held an d a p rogram w hich will be
ap p ro p riate to th e occasion. Possi
bly an old fashioned spelling m atch
will be one feature.
T he L usted school h as been m ade
a branch of th e P o rtlan d lib ra ry and
a box of books has alread y been re
ceived. A dditions an d changes to
th e book su p p ly will be m ade w eekly
and p atro n s will ta k e o u t th e books
on cards th e sam e as a t th e m ain or
any b ranch lib rary . T his will be a
d istin ct ad v an tag e to th e p atro n s of
th e school which they will doubtless
appreciate.
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ELECTRIC BUILDING
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PLEASANT HOME
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Eddy and
d au g h ter. Lulu, of Sandy w ere d in
n er gu ests a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. M. L en n artz S unday.-T he Eddys
expect to move to P leasan t Home In
th e n ea r fu tu re and have ren te d the
Em il G rim m hom e n e a r th e M ethod
ist church.
Miss Fox, Miss B etts, and Mr. Sa
bin of th e P o rtlan d lib ra ry w ere in
P lea san t H om e Monday aftern o o n
a rra n g in g for th e in stallatio n of a
lib ra ry in th is com m unity. T he li
b rary association has m ade a g rea t
concession in th a t books w hich are
in th e lib ra ry here may be loaned to
anyone who pays taxes in th e O rient
d istrict. T his includes a g re a t many
who live in C lackam as county. The
people of th e com m unity will ap p re
ciate th is o p p o rtunity. T he lib rary
will be open on T uesday and S a tu r
day aftern o o n for th e p resen t and
will be in ch arg e of som e com petent
person.
Sunday, O ctober 23, is th e d ate of
th e P lea san t H ome d istric t Sunday
school association m eeting an d plans
are alread y u n d er way fo r th is ses
sion. Or. J. T. A bbett, an ex p eri
enced S unday school w o rk er will be
one of th e sp eak ers of th e day b ut a
full program has not been o u tlin ed
as yet. This session will be held a t
th e B ap tist church.
T he hom e of R alph Jo h an so n is
rapidly assum ing a ttra c tiv e pro p o r
tions and. th e new building will add
much to th e g eneral ap p earan ce of
th e com m unity.
This building of
new residences and th e im proving of
old ones w hile going on quietly is
i everth eless m aking for a steady and
rapid gro w th mi th e com m unity.
H arold Erier spent S atu rd ay a t th<
hom e .o f his parents.
H arold is
w orking a t Bull Run.
G uests Sunday at th e hom e of the
Misses L enora and E rm a E d er were.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd G rim shaw of
G resham , Hazel F ow ler, Owen P a r
ro tt of P o rtlan d , E m ilie Salqulst,
H arry C arlson and C arl S alqulst.
ROCKWOOD
A box social Is being planned for
the benefit of th e Rockwood school
which will be held a t th e Bchool-
house on F rid ay n ig h t, O ctober 14.
A sh o rt program w’ill be given by th e
pupils and a good tim e is assured all
who can atten d .
T he ladies will
b rin g well filled boxes.
Rockwood school boasts two pu
pils who m ade enviable records in
th e fairs th ro u g h th e club projects.
Alvin K aser of th e eig h th grade,
who won second place on his exhibit
in th e pig club a t th e M ultnom ah
county fair, w ent to th e s ta te fa ir
w here he won first prize on th e same
exhibit, consisting of a sow and
seven pigs. He Intends to exhibit his
pigs in th e In tern atio n al Livestock
Exposition
in
P o rtlan d .
George
D ah lh am m ar of th e seventh grade
took fo u rth prize on a pig a t G resh
am and second prize on th e sam e pig
a t Salem.
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MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE
M oving and frenerai H auling
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P ortlan d . Oregon
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PAUK THREE
LUSTED P.-T. ASSOCIATION
ANTI SALOON LEAGUE
WILL HAVE SCHOOL PARTY
AIDS LAW ENFORCEMENT
Hunting Season;;
IS HERE
OCTOBER
A baby boy was born T h ursd ay
m orning to Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Gould. T he baby, has been nam ed
Phillip. Mrs. Gould is a d a u g h te r of
Mrs. Lord.
A n o th er recen t arriv a l was a t the
hom e of Mr. and Mrs. S. K ohl. This
was also a son who is now ab o u t two
weeks old.
Geo. A rm strong has been com
pelled to give up his w ork fo r a few
weeks w hile he recovers from a se
vere cold. H. W. Cooley* is assisting
w ith th e work. W a lte r A rifistrong
is recovering nicely from th e attac k
of pneum onia which he suffered.
Miss Fay Lord has gone to W il
bur, O regon, in th e so u th e rn p a rt of
th e std te to work.
Ten th o u san d days have been
served in ja il, and $20,000 Imposed
in fines in th e courts of Oregon d u r
ing th e last 12 m onths as a resu lt of
th e activities of th e two s ta te agents
of th e Oregon A nti-Saloon league
T his is a resu lt of 1000 com plaints
which th e league has received during
th e year, according to W. J. H erw ig,
su p erin ten d en t.
The rep o rt shows 150 raids were
m ade, 100 stills conflcated and de-
stroyed and 100 convictions secured.
In addition a la rg e n u m b er of cases
are still pending in th e co u rts. H er
wig estim ates th a t his ag en ts have
destroyed $30,000 w orth of bootleg
g ers’ and m oonshiners' p ro p erty d u r
ing th e year. T he n u m b er of gallons
of liquor conflcated and tu rn ed over
to th e co u rts is not known.
The m ain object of th e A nti-Saloon
league is to create a w holesom e pub
lic sen tim en t fo r law enforcem ent,
explained H erw ig,
W here officials
are found to be enforcing th e low
th e league attem p ts to m ake it still
easier and m ore p opular to enforce
th e law by crystallizing public se n ti
m ent to upohld and back law enforce
m ent officers. On th e o th e r hand, an
effort is m ade to rem ove those who
fail to live up to th e ir o ath of office.
H erw ig has also found th a t his of
fice is receiving m ore com plaints th an
public
prosecutors, because his
agents have refused to divulge th e
source of th e ir in form ation. Some
em b arrassin g co u rt situ atio n s have
been caused as a resu lt of public of
ficials revealing th e nam e of th e ir In
form ant, he said.
"B elieving th a t a m ere fine is only
a cheap license, we have been urging
judges to im pose a heavy ja il sen
tence,” H erw ig said.
"T h e resu lts
have been exceedingly g ratify in g , as
judges all over th e sta te a re now g iv
ing heavy ja il sentences.
“T he league is co operating w ith
o u r d ep artm en t a t W ashington in th e
passage of th e bill extending n atio n al
p rihibition to every A m erican in all
cou n tries w here th e U nited S tates is
represented. This will prev en t any
A merican from engaging in th e liq
u o r business in China, Jap an and all
o th e r co u n tries w here o u r govern
m ent is represented. T he passage of
th is bill will be a trem en d o u s victory.
The n atio n al league, th ro u g h its
legislative d ep a rtm en t a t W ashing
ton, is seeking to secure ad d itio n al
n ational law enforcem ent legislation,
m aterially stren g th en in g th e Vol
stead law, in which we qye also co
o p eratin g .”— F rom th e Oregon Jo u r
nal.
POWELL VALLEY
Miss A nna Nordblom is slow ly Im
proving from a serious a ttac k of in
flam m atory rheum atism .
She has
been ill since th e th ird day of high
school and was absolutely helpless
fo r m ore th a n a week. F rien d s are
glad to learn th a t she is on th e
mend.
T he L u th e ra n L adles' Aid society
will m eet a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. A nderson at A nderson s ta
tion T hursday aftern o o n , O ctober 13,
a t 2 p. m. All a re invited to atten d .
G uests a t th e hom e of Mr. and
Mrs. B ert Olsen F riday evening
were, P. A. Johnson, Jo h n Johnson,
N ellie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. L indgren,
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lind and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. C arl Nelson and
d a u g h te r L illie.
T he room s were
beau tifu lly decorated w ith au tu m n
leaves.
T he Misses Amy G ustafson and
E dith W right en tertain ed a p arty of
frien d s at th e hom e of Mrs. A lta
G entry F rid ay evening. T h ere were
15 young people p resen t and th e
evening was sp en t in gam es of v ari
ous sorts.
At th e L u th e r L eague Sunday
evening th e m em bers decided to en
te r a fo u r w eeks’ m em bership cam
paign and captains were chosen to
head th e w ork.
Mrs. B ert Olsen
and Miss M yrtle A nderson will head
th e tw o team s and th e losing side
The only way that a “hired man” can ever own prop
erty of his own is to put regularly a PART of his earn
ings into the bank.
The only way that a property owner can buy more
property is to bank a part of HIS INCOME.
Money piles up fast if you will let it STAY in the
bank and keep on adding to your balance.
Try it; you will see.
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
Resources over $350,000
BANK OF GRESHAM
GRESHAM, OREGON
Plowing, Discing, Harrowing
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TRACTOR
See me for prices
WILBUR ALTMAN
G ro.ham
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WOOD
COAL
Ekstrom Truck Service
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
Cor. P ow ell and Maple
G resham
1581
will en te rta in th e w inners w ith a
program and refreshm ents.
E rn est A nderson le ft last week
for H eppner to work on th e concrete
bridges being constructed in th is te r
ritory.
S atu rd ay evening Mr. and Mrs
O scar Nelson, P. A. Johnson and
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. B eft Olsen,
Mrs. Em m a Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
F. MattBon and fam ily and Mr. and
Mrs. C arl Nelson and d au g h te r
Lillie, w ere g u ests a t th e hom e of
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lindgren.
T he L adies' Aid society of the
Mission church will m et W ednesday
aftern o o n a t th e hom e of Chas.
P eterson. E veryone is cordially In
vited.
2 2 5 Ash Street
P ortland
U dwy. 2082
P rivate Sale.
Leaving fo r C alifornia. Must sell
th is week. F e a th e r pillows (n ev er
used) 75c. New blue-bird cu rtain s,
30c; dishes, 5c an d 10c; alum inum
pans, 15c u p; percolator, 75c; tea
pot, 30c; w hite enam el m edicine
chest, m irro r door. $2; egg beater,
potato m asher, knives, etc., 5c up;
electric sew ing m achine, Re-nu-llfe
vib rato r, linen, rug rugs, bedding,
silverw are, tubs, 2-b u rn er oil stove,
axe, saw handle, au to tools, etc.,
cheap. Also kew ple dolls 95c an d
45c; lamp dolls, $3.
Mrs. Chas.
Gush, new house, co rn er F o u rth and
Hood, Gresham .
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN to th e legal voters of Union High
School D istrict No. 2 of M ultnom ah County, S tate of Oregon, th a t
a Special School M eeting of said D istrict will be held a t High
School Building, on th e 14th day of O ctober, 1921, a t 8 o’clock In
th e afternoon, fo r th e follow ing objects; To discuss th e advisability
of in su rin g each school bus ag ain st personal In ju ry In th e ag g re
g a te am o u n t of $10,000.00 o r accepting th e a lte rn a tiv e of assum
ing o u r own risk as heretofore, o r waiving all claim s fo r dam ages
in th e event of personal injury.
Dated th is 3d day of O ctober, 1921.
W. C. LAW RENCE,
C hairm an B oard of D irectors.
A tte st: K. A. M ILLER, D istrict Clerk.
THE ONE AWAY FROM HOME WILL ENJOY TH E HOME PAPER MOST
E x a m in a tio n fo r Pont m a s te r.
T he U nited S tates Civil 8ervlce
Com mission has announced an exam
ination to be held a t P o rtlan d , O re
gon, on N ovem ber 6, 1921, as a re
su lt of which it is expected to choose
a p o stm aster to fill th e vacancy now
ex istin g at th a t office and o th e r va
cancies as they may occur. The
T ro u td ale office Is of th e fo u rth class
and th e com pensation a t th e office
fo r th e past fiscal y ear was $919.
Anyone w ishing f u rth e r in fo rm a
tion concerning th e exam ination
should apply to th e T ro u td ale post-
office or th e Civil Service Commission
at W ashington, D. C.
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Watch the Outlook for further announcement of a surprise during that week, which
will be November 7 to 12.