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D A K A.SCVS P E O P L E G IV E
he has set o u t in b e rrie s, his frien d s UNION
D IS T R IC T
B O R IN G D IN'UEN I R E
R E C E P T IO N TO PASTOR hope th a t they w ill m ake th e ir prom -
m s ENTERTAINMENT
ACCORDING TO I VO
ise good an d re tu rn a fte r a few y e a rs '
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T h e Rev. O. F. L arso n an d fam ily to m ak e th e ir hom e here.
T H E R E ’S MONEY IN IT
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n of
T he follow ing a rtic le h a s been re-
w ere given a farew ell recep tio n by
Rev. L a rse n h as o ften ex p ressed his Union S chool D istric t No. 26, C lack - celved by th e O utlook an d w as w rit­
I t ’s a su re thing. A bond is
th e m em b ers o f his co n g reg atio n in p re fe re n c e „to O regon, o v er C alifo rn ia an ias co u n ty , heid a b a z a a r, e n te r ­
ten by a re s id e n t of B oring. It is in
an
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th e S w edish M ission c h u rc h of D a­
m erly lived.
| ta in m e n t an d su p p e r in th e achooi- a n sw er to th e a rtic le w hich ap p eared
of
in v estm en t but th e good old
m a sc u s la s t F rid a y ev en in g a t th e
T h ey a re acco m p an ied on th e ir tr ip hoU8e la8t S a tu rd a y evening. A larg e in th e la s t issu e of th e O utlook. It j
fashioned sav in g s b a n k —re g u ­
E. P. Sehedeen hom e. S h o rt speeches
m
ight
be
sta
te
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by M iss R u th S ehedeen w ho w ill a tte n d a n c e of p a tro n s and frie n d s
w e re given by a n u m b er of th e m em - | spend , om e th u e vig,tin g relativ v s and w ere p re s e n t. T h e se a ts in th e a u d i­ is a lw ay s g lad to p rin t both sides of
lated an d held a c c o u n ta b le to
b ers. w hich show ed p lain ly th e affec frien d s in S an Jo s e an d o th e r points.
you by th e m ajesty of th e
to riu m w ere filled an d m any stood up. any q u estio n an d has never, know ing- |
tlo n and h ig h esteem in w hich th e ir
T h e p ro g ra m w as o n e of th e best ingly. cau sed an y w ro n g in fo rm atio n
b an k in g law.
T h e re ’s su re
{o be c irc u la te d ab o u t a n y th in g w hat- I
p a s to r w as held, as w ell as th e deep
ev er g iv en in a g rad e school. Much
CEDAR AND VICTORY cre d it sh o u ld be g iven to th e te a c h ­ ever. T he O utlook is glad to c o rrect ' money and c e rta in dividends in
r e g r e t fe lt o v er h is d e p a rtu re .
a savings bank.
A su m of m oney w as p re se n te d to
any w rong in fo rm a tio n th a t m ight
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M rs. G eorge A rm s tro n g an d little e rs an d o th e r s w ho h elp ed to m ake a have been cau sed by th e fo rm er a r ti- I
Rev. Mr. L a rse n , who resp o n d ed in a
su
ccess.
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e
p
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m
w
as
as
fo
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few h e a rty w ord s of th a n k s an d ap - I d a u g h te r have re tu rn e d hom e ag ain
cle by p fin tin g th e follow ing in r e ­
low s :
p re c ia tio n , fo r th e good w ill show n i a fte r sp en d in g se v e ra l w eeks a t th e
g ard to th e B oring A m usem ent club
T
h
e
tw
o
songs
by
th
e
school
hom e of Mr. an d M rs. H. W. Cooley.
by h is co n g reg atio n .
and th e m a n a g e r. S. E. W aller. T he
GRESHAM, OREGON
M rs. L e ste r B ecker an d baby a re at “T h a n k sg iv in g " an d “T h a n k sg iv in g in nam e of th e w rite r is know n to th e
S ev eral n u m b e rs of m u sic w ere
th e hom e of Mrs. B e c k e r’s p a re n ts, ryul
L and
w ere w ell ren d ered .
S
tate
and County Depository
re n d e re d on th e p iano by th e M isses
O utlook but by a p e rso n a l re q u e s t h as j
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Mr. and
M rs- L aw ren ce W ilhelm . I A ‘H alogue, "A F in e H o rse" by C hes-
W entz. E velyn an d R uth Sehedeen,
been w ith h e ld : <
and Amy N o re e n " A song by th T b o y s J W here th ey w i" re ,n a in o v er th e h oli- te r SAe in ’ ^ a r l i e W elty, O liver K elly
•‘In re p ly to y o u r a rtic le of la s t '
q u a rte t w as enjo y ed bv all. R e fre sh - d ay a'
* " 7 C.h an
T “ <ood’ “T h# week re g a rd in g th e B oring A m use­
q u a rte t w as enjo y ed by all. R efresh
P ilg rim M aidens" looked very d ain ty m ent club d an ces, w ill say th e club
m e n ts w ere serv ed by th e ladies.
i in th e ir little c o stu m es w hen they and its m an ag e m en t have beeu a t ­
Rev. Mr. L arso n and fam ily left last
! cam e on th e sta g e to sin g th e song. tacked a s going d ire c tly in defiance to I
M onday m o rn in g for S an Jo se, C ali- j
T he g irls w ho took p a r t w ere L eona law a n d o rd e r w hich is ab so lu tely not
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th e case. S. E. W aller, m a n ag e r for I
fo rn ia . th e ir new Held of labor. T he
Coni acting and
i L em ke, M ary H eacock, V ivian G ran , the club, h as been m isrep resen ted ,
tr ip is being m ad e in th e ir O verland
Home Building
j A lice W elty, A lice W h ite an d E lsie m isquoted and m isjudged. Mr. W aller
car.
I H offm eister.
is not an o g re a s p ain ted , is not a law
Buy a few s h a re s of our 7 per cent P rio r P referen ce
Cement
Work,
Carpenter
Work,
T h e ir m any frie n d s jo in in w ishing
T h e little p la y le t e n title d . "L e n n e 's b re a k e r as accused, an d if a can v ass I
Stock and your m oney will earn you over 7 per cent.
House
Moving
th em a very p le a s a n t jo u rn e y , as w ell j
w as m ade ot B oring fo r re fe re n c e s as
D ream ” w as given by th e first, se c ­ to h is c h a ra c te r an d sta n d in g am ong
D ividends a re payable every th re e m onths.
as su ccess in th e ir new Held.
B uilding from th e g ro u n d up.
ond. th ird and fo u rth g rad es. It th e e n tire p o p u latio n th e re w ould be I
E stim a te s fu rn ish e d free.
As Rev. Mr. L a rso n h as p u rch ased
T
his is a good sound investm ent a n d ou r E asy P ay ­
show ed a g irl w ho fell asleep and but a sm all, very sm all p e rc e n ta g e ’
P h o n e G re s h a m Is x
T r o u td a le , O re ,
m ent P lan enables you to get 7 per cent in te re st on your
a tine little fa rm in D am ascus, w hich
who
w
ould
n
o
t
sp
eak
of
him
in
th
e
d ream ed , an d as sh e d ream ed, the
savings w hile you a re paying for your sh ares.
very b est of te rm s. He is and alw ays
p e rso n s of w hom sh e w as d ream in g h as been in fo r a n y th in g th a t w ould
In v estig a te th is U nusual O p portunity Today.
a p p e a re d b efo re h er. T h e re w as C ap­ he of benefit to th e tow n and is a l-
Ask any of our em ployes about it.
ta in M iles S tan d ish , J o h n A lden and w ays doing so m eth in g fo r th e benefit
P ris c illa an d o th e r P ilg rim fa th e rs an d c le a n am u sem en t of th e people.
a lw ay s been th e esp ecial ■
In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t
an d th e ir w ives. T h e In d ian s also He h a s
frien d of th e young people. Among
cam e, am o n g whom w ere M assasoit th e th in g s he h as s ta rte d for th e ir
an d S q u ato . T h e scen e w as in te re s t- especial am u sem en t a re , th e p ictu re
show s, w hich a re alw ay s of th e b e tte r
R oom 605 E le c tric Uldg., P o rtla n d , O regon
E wish to express our deep appreciation to our £ ing and w ell acted out.
class, th e B oring b aseb all club, w hich
Additional
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Interesting.
patrons and the public for their valued pat- > “The Story of a Seed" was a song w as m ore th a n a su ccess an d a b ask et
hall team w hich is still In its infancy
roniy;e of our new store, and we can assure ” by fo u r g irls. T hose ta k in g p a rt w e v but
gives p ro m ise of a sp len d id indoor
them that our policy shall always be the lowest prices the
A rtis B e rg stro m , A rlen e Byrd. L illian am u sem en t for th e w in ter. He has
markets will allow.
S m ith a n d H elen S an d stro m . T he given se v eral p ic tu re show s for the
benefit of th e school g y m n asiu m fund
first g irl a p p eared w ith a seed and and h as p re se n te d th e school w ith
We thank you,
told how it w as p la n ted , th e n ex t g irl balls an d bats.
He advanced th e
East 8th and Clay
Portland
b ro u g h t a v in e an d to ld of its g ro w th ; m oney th a t w as s till lack in g for th e
j th e th ird one p re se n te d th e vine w ith ball clu b to p u rc h a s e its su its und
a larg e g o lden p u m p k in blossom on It eq u ip m en t and h a s received only a
sm all p a rt of th a t back. H e offers th e
D IF FE R E N T PKIFUB
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D IF FE R E N T PKIFEH
w hile th e fo u rth g irl finally ap p eared free use of h is h all to th e school,
Gresham, Oregon
w ith a la rg e pum pkin.
c h u rc h o r lodge a t any tim e for e n ­
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“T he D olly Show " w as by th e p r i­ te rta in m e n ts o r m eetings. In fact he
m ary g rad e. T he g irls cam e upon the is and h a s alw ay s been a b ooster for
a n y th in g th a t Is for th e b e tte rm e n t of
Leave Orders at TODD’S Barber Shop
sta g e w ith th e ir d o llies in th e ir a rm s. th e tow n and It is h a rd to u n d e rsta n d
T he d o lls w ere of all sizes and color. w hy he is being so m alicio u sly a t ­
Some w ere larg e, som e m edium and tacked in p rin t.
"T h e B oring A m usem ent clu b Is and *’ good lujicheon w as fu rn ish ed of th e E astern S ta r ch a p te r at T ro u t­
som e sm a ll; som e w ere new an d som e
ru n n in g u n d er a s ta te licen se and if fre e by th e club.
dale. gave a 500 p a rty for officers and
old. One little boy cam e to th e show the co u n ty licen se lias been revoked
F re s h e v e ry day an d you can
At the road m eeting h eld a t the sta n d in g com m ittees and th e ir fam i­
buy it in a n y s to re in E a s te rn
c a rry in g h is ted d y b e a r an d w as fi­ as w as s ta te d in la s t w eek 's p ap er,
I. O. O. F. h all S atu rd ay , a 10 m ill tux lies In (he M asonic hall on S a tu rd a y
M u ltn o m a h co u n ty .
n ally allo w ed to re m a in and a tte n d Mr. W aller h as n ev er been notified In w as voted to h ard su rfa c e fo u r m iles night. H onors for th e evening w ent
to Mrs. J a n e t G ran t of F airview and
th e show . E ach ch ild to ld w hy h is or any w ay an d say s th a t if he th o u g h t of ro a d s in and about B oring.
M. B. M cGinnis of T ro u td ale. A de­
h er dolly w as th e b e st h u t th is did he w as going c o n tra ry to law he
Mr. and Mrs. Sam G rlbhle of P o rt­ licious lunch w as served by th e h o st­
would q u it w ith o u t b eing forced to
not affect th e decision of th e ju d g e do so.
land w ere S unday g u ests a t the Win. ess. A silk u m b rella w as p resen ted
w ho aw ard ed th e prizes. He gave the
“ It w as a lso sta te d th a t n o th in g w as M orand home.
Mrs. Low w hich w as a g re a t su rp ris e
p rizes to th e d o lls th a t he co n sid ered ever held In th e hall but d an ces, the
C. J. A rm stro n g , w ho has been v is it­ to her.
c o rre sp o n d e n t w as a lso m isinform ed ing at th e hom e of his son, L. C. Arm-
to be d eserv in g .
P h o n e 1221
G resh am
,
, J . O. Davts of T ro u td a le , Dick An-
th ere, for th e re h as been in d o o r b a se ­
“J u s t a W eary in g fo r Y ou” w as ball, b a sk e t ball, show s an d p a rtie s. stro n g and fam ily lor the p a st week d erso n of F airview ami T 11 W in-
su n g by Miss L eona E h re t, a te a c h e r It w as also re p o rte d th a t a young left for his hom e In G ra n ts P a ss S a t - , ship of P o rtlan d , m ade a trip to A r-
u rd a y'
| lington last week to h u n t geese. T hey
of th e school. It called fo r an encore. m an w as a rre s te d In an Intoxicated
Mrs. D. E. A rm stro n g and d a u g h te r , b ro u g h t back 21.
condition th e re . T he young m an in
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A T ire you w ill be p ro u d to
T he Cam p F ire G irls, assisted l»y
q u estio n w as a rr e s te d not less th an a N annie have been v isitin g for th e past
and W allace P ic k th o rn e w as en titled q u a rte r of a m ile from th e hall and few days at th e hom e of a son in frien d s, will give a m usical p ro g ram
ow n. E v ery F is k T ire u s e r
is a F is k B o o ster.
A M isu n d e rsta n d in g .” T h e ap p la u se w as alo n e a t the tim e of h is a r r e s t and I o rtla n d .
and p iay e n titled "A t th e P o ste rn
R e -tire w ith F is k s a n d
show ed th e ap p re c ia tio n of th e a u d i­ th e co n d itio n of a ffa irs o u tsid e of the
M rs. S everin Is sp en d in g a few G ate", follow ed by an old fashioned
e n jo y m o to rin g to th e fu lle s t
h all reflects g re a te r d is c re d it on the w eeks w ith frien d s in P o rtlan d .
dan ce a t th e city hall on F rid ay e v e n ­
en ce of th is n um ber.
e x te n t.
ing, D ecem ber 1.
T he au d ien c e received a tr e a t in tw o co u n ty officials th a n on th e m a n a g e ­
J
a
s
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ite
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a
ctin
g
as
tem
p
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ra
ry
m ent of th e hall. In a sm u c h us B or­
re a d in g s g iv en by Miss M yrtle A n­ ing Is not an in c o rp o ra te d city and c a r r ie r on R oute 3. D uring th e v aca­
J. C. R h in eh art and wife of Am ity,
Fisk Tires and Tubes.
tion of, Floyd L ak e th e re g u la r c a r ­ O regon, visited a t th e hom e of Mra.
Oldfield Tires and Tubes. d erso n , w ho h a s stu d ied elo cu tio n un­ Mr. W aller offered to pay, p erso n ally , rie
A nna R ichardson on W ednesday.
r.
e r th e E lliso n -W h ite peo p le of P o rt­ not a t th e ex p en se of th e club, for a
American Akron Tires and d land.
G eorge W ilson left Monday m o rn ­
d
ep
u
ty
sh
eriff
to
be
placed
on
th
e
o
u
t­
Miss A n d erso n is a re sid e n t of
ing for T illam ook on business. He
side of th e hall on dan ce n ig h ts, but
Tubes.
TROUTDALE
I’ow ell V alley but is now em ployed In th e sh eriff refu sed to ap p o in t a m an
ex p ects to be gone a week.
G EO . A. B R A N D T
P o rtla n d . S h e h as u n u su a l ta le n t as to act in th is c a p acity , it seem s th at
L. A. H arlow and fam ily . a tten
d ed a
M
orris
B.
M
cGinnis
and
R
ussel
WII
.
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P h o n e 1107
p e rso n al en m ity is being used In th is son atten d ed th e h o rtic u ltu ra l show Ia , y d in n e r S unday at th e hom e of
a read er.
O p p o site B ro w n 's M a rk e t
Bullock In P o rtla n d . T he dln-
One of th e m ost p o p u la r nu mbers of c a se an d w hen p e rso n al g ru d g e s a re a t C o rv allis last week. C elery from
c a rrie d into public offices It Is tim e to th e T ro u td a le c ele ry g a rd e n s and the ! " r waH ffOen in honor of Mr. B ul-
th e ev en in g w as th e d ra m a tiz a tio n of c a ll a halt.
lieuuttful s te rlin g silv er cup won by ” Mk an d Mr. and Mrs. Jo sep h B ever-
th e p o p u la r song “T he S n e a k ”. A
F rom , Not E ven a C lub M em ber.
H. C. M cGinnis from th e M arket
T be o ccasion w as In honor of
q u eer lo o k in g figure en veloped from
G ro w ers J o u rn a l of L ouisville. Keu
■••fthilay of th e form er and th e
COAL
BRIQUETS
lu ck y , in th e C elery King c o n te s t for w'''" ’*ng a n n iv e rsa ry of th e la tte r
head to foot in a close fitting w hite
BORING
1922 staged at In d ian ap o lis, In d ian a.
Mr n “ llock Is b ro th e r and
co stu m e acted o u t th is spooky song
wan on exhibition th ere.
Mrs. B everage a s is te r of Mrs. H a r-
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
w hile th e C h o ral Club, w hich lias r e ­
One h u n d red d o lla rs w ere raised
T he 500 p a rty announced by t h e '
< / .i* Wer°
for lö -
c en tly been o rg an ized , san g .
Miss to w a rd s th e p iano fund fo r th e new
E a s te rn |S t a r for D ecem ber 1st h as ,
W ilson and wife an d Miss
D orothy S m ith w as la te r com pelled U nton school from th e b a zaar, e n te r­ been indefinitely postponed.
Iren e Mdney of P o rtla n d w ere S unday
to co n fess to being th e m y sterio u s ta in m e n t and su p p e r given fo r th a t
Miss Fay D avis of M adras, O regon,
a t th e hom e of
c
p u rp o se a t th e scho o lh o u se S a tu rd a y
person.
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night. A larg e n u m b er a tte n d e d from is v isitin g a t th e J. O. D avis hom e for |
A p ian o solo by Miss E velyn S che- all the su rro u n d in g
Ä S ta te d
comm
n eighborhoods a few days. M iss D avis is a niece of
o m m u u lcatio n of
y / y F a irv ie w L odge No. 92 A. F.
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in every Mr. Davis.
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W allace and Jam es Spence,
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w ay. D am ascus has th e "G et to g e th ­
Bug Town Baud Entertains.
Phone
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« le c tio n and In sta lla tio n of officers,
Tow n B an d ” cau sed m uch am u sem en t.
B o rin g 's new b u tc h e r shop opened gam betw een O. A. I and W ashing P ay m en t of dues. No work, V isiting
Those w ho to o k p a rt in it w ere Miss today, T uesday, w ith I. I). T u rn e r at ton s ta te college in P o rtla n d on S at- , b re th re n welcome.
M ildred S m ith . O ren L in g le. Em il th e w heel, in tim e for th e T h a n k sg iv ­ u rd ay
,
I
WM. H. STANLEY. Secy.
Mrs. T hom as Low, w o rth y m a tro n 1 M. B. McGINNIS, W. M.
Jo h n so n , C laren c e A n d erso n
and ing ru sh .
T he M ethodist c h u rc h ex p ects to
A rth u r G ran .
A ru s tic dan ce, by M iss D orothy give an e n te rta in m e n t and b az a a r at
th e I. (). O. F. hall on th e evening of 1
S m ith, co m p leted th e p ro g ram .
D ecem ber 8.
Osteopathy in Diseases of Women. | told h er sh e never could be n o rm al
A fter th e m an y p re tty a p ro n s and
An old tim e p a rty w as given by th e , . .
pieces of fan cy w ork w ere a u c tio n e e r­ B oring A m usem ent d u b on F riday 1 A bout tw o y e a rs ago a young u n le ss she u n d e rw e n t an o p eratio n .
ed off, an o y ste r su p p e r w as served evening of la s t week. Old fashioned w om an cam e to my office to g et relief T h e re is no o th e r system of th e ra p y
p rin c ip a l form of , from D ysm enorrhea.
She hail suf- th a t would (lire th is woman of th is
in th e d in in g room in th e b asem en t to gam es w ere th e
am u se m e n t; a lso som e c a rd
gam es ' Buffpred a |, ,ler Hfe nt ea,.tl period condition w ithout th e knife.
over 200 people.
O steopathy has done a g re a t w ork
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: w hen she w as com pelled to sta y in In th e p ast by providing a system of
A fter all of th e h ills have been paid I to >56.50
he b alan c e of th e m oney : ,,ed th re e , and som etim es fo u r days, tre a tm e n ts th a t h as b ro u g h t p e rm a ­
th e P a re n t-T e a c h e r a sso ciatio n ex -I w as clea red from th e su p p e r. T he ; a t a tim e suffering ex c ru c ia tin g pain n en t relief to a g re a t m any ch ro n ic
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p ect to c le a r a lm o st >100. A can d y m o n ey w ill go to w ard p ay in g for th e 1 On ex am in atio n I found an antiflexed su ffe re rs, m any of w hom hud been re -
sa le b ro u g h t >9.00. T h e p ro ceed s from ! p iano w hich has been re c e n tly pur u te ru s, and lelslons In h e r pelvis J garded as Incurable, . It haH now fully
A fter I had given h er seven tre a t- ¡e n tered upon even g re a te r w ork. It
th e a rtic le s au ctio n e e re d off am ounted ¡ch ased for th e school.
m ente, sh e had her period, w ithout 'I s p re v e n tin g people from having
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tre a tm e n t she w as e n tire ly cured | a c u te stag es, th e c a u se th a t leads to
She often said, "Why d id n 't I go to an , ch ro n ic suffering.
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