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G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
C B tS IIA ltJ trtT X O M A H COO T Y , ORSUOS, H ill,A V . JAM Ally
GRESHAM STATUE TO
HAVE NEW DRESS; NEW
OFFICERS SWORN IN
91.&0 Per l> a r
Fami Bureau’s N ew President
MEN’S AND WOMEN’S
GYM CLASSES START
- _____
i In an effort to m ake use of the fine
1 o p p o rtu n ity offered by th e new high
| school gym nasium and get the per-
I sonal benefit needed by old er men and
j women of th e d istric t, men s and wom-
I ' n a gym nasium classes w ere o rg a n ­
ized th is week and will begin re g u la r
¡w o rk u n d er good lead ers next week
j T he men s class will m eet on W ednes­
day n ig h ts and th e w om en's class on
T h u rsd ay nights.
F o r jo in in g the m en's class a fee of
I U O Will be req u ired and a m em ­
b ersh ip Ca rd w l„ be ,88Ue(J RiKn(i()
th e tre a su re r, J. R. „ o r r . Many have
alre ad y signed up and it is expected to
have 50 to 75 in th e class. A m e m b e r­
REV. I>. Q. BARRY.
ship com m ittee, co n sistin g of C. M
T he dream or wish of th e Rev. I). Q.
Q uicksall. Jack so n Jo n es and P ercy
B arry, who has served as p a sto r of the
ulfer, is on th e lookout for niem -
ch u u rch
rch of
of G Gt resham and I hers. It will he im n s« h.
. Bethel
v „ , n n B a aptist
p ttst ch
aUo of the Pleasant Home Baptist benefit of the J a s wo k wl h T
ch u rc h for the past y ear, th a t he be tin g a m em ber h p X
tk
f **'
allow ed to give fu ll tlm e serv ice to
cover e r n e s . - ,
”
over expenses for light, h .a t, w a­
one ch u rch was realized last Sunday te r, etc.
m o rn in g a t the close of th e m eeting
It has not yet been m ade (mite
called
th e G
c h u rc h service,
afte r ^
tile
com at
pletion
of resham
th e m orning
’» " c la s s " 1-’
' llrPi',Or f" r ,ho
T he sta tu e w hich ado rn s th e in te r­
T he finance com m ittee co n sists of
section of Main a n d Pow ell Valley T. R. H ow itt, C. I. R ak er an d B. W
s tre e ts w ill soon be arra y e d in a new Thorne.
T hose on th e h ealth and police com ­
outside ad o rn m en t th a t w ould be flt-
m
ittee
a re A. W. Botkin, W. A. H essel
for a p rin ce ss as she w ill soon be
and A. F. H am m ar.
. given a new coat of some kind of a
T he com m ittee on public p ro p erty is
finish from head to foot. T he w hole
W. A. H essel, B. W. T h o rn e and C I
affair sta rte d w hen a P o rtlan d busi­
R aker.
ness m an. who is also a re p rese n ta-
T he ways and m eans com m ittee
i - v of a c e rta in fam ous panrt con­
co n sists of C. I. R ak er, T. R. H ow itt
cern, w as in G resham visiting re la ­ and A. W. Botkin.
tives w hen he chanced to spy th e fo r­
T hose on the fire and w ate r com ­
lo rn ap p e aran c e of th e Goddess of
m
ittee
are A. F. H am m ar, W. A H es-
L iberty. Touched by the sig h t he
sel and T. R. H ow itt.
spoke of it to his b ro th er-in -law , Dr.
The stre e ts and public w ays com ­
A. W. B otkin, and then offered to fu r­
m ittee is B. W. T horne, A. W. Botkin
nish the m a teria l if thq city of G resh­
and A. F. H am m ar.
am would fu rn ish th e w orkm an to do
| M. F. A llshouse w as re-elected chief
i th e w ork. H is offer w as repeated last
of the G resham fire d ep artm en t.
p
’ T uesday evening at th e m eeting of the
fe
Mr.
K
elsey,
th
e
engineer,
w
ho
has
city council and th e councilm en read ­
ily prom ised to fu rn ish th e m an need­ ch a rg e of th e in stallin g of th e new
(W
w ate r system , w as p rese n t for a sh o rt
ed to do the w ork.
tim e a t th e council m eeting to m ake
At th is sam e session th e council-
m en also decided, for p erh a p s th e one arra n g e m e n ts fo r beginning w ork on
h u n d red th tim e, to rem ove th e bowl th e new system . A special m eeting
a ro u n d the statu e. T he resolution w as held T h u rsd ay evening and th e
u t Will H essel, C M
T he m em bers of the ch . u rc h . inform ed i n Q uicksall and b Roy
Cannon have been
w ill probably be c a rrie d out th is tim e arra n g e m e n ts w ere com pleted. T he
him th a t h ere after he w ould h e x - | m entioned. This will probably he de­
as it w ill be n e c essary to have th a t w ork w ill be com m enced as soon as
possible.
pected to devote his full tim e to the
done before the sta tu e can be repaired
w ork of th e G resham ch u rc h b eg in -I
- ' aM
New
L
ights
to
Be
In
stalled
.
W hen the bowl is rem oved, th e re will
i. i
. i.
T he h o u rs a re from 7
ning
w
ith
th
e
new
year.
A n o th e r “ d ir t " fa rm e r is the
be co nsiderable m ore room for a u to ­
.
.
l t ,s nee<I- ,o B;30, w ith th e class drill
Two new stre e t lights a re to be in ­
conim ene-
choice o t the A m e rica n F a rm B u r­
W alker, of California.
Mr.
less to say th a t Mr. n a r r y read ily ' lug prom ptly at
m obiles to p ass aro u n d th e statue. stalled upon the o rd er of th e council.
7 30- All have use
eau F ede ratio n fo r its second presi- Bradfute is a stockm an and farm er
consented
to
th
e
new
a
rran
g
e
m
en
t
T he sta tu e Is a necessity, how ever, at One is to be in stalled on th e co rn e r of
of th e show er b ath s and all are re-
! ', ? r
° SC?r E' B ,a dfute. o f O h io 1'ving on the old homeplace his
H e re a fte r he w ill p rea ch in G______
talkes up the w o rk where the Fed- grandfather settled on near Xenia.
resham i qu lred to w ear gym shoes w hen on the
th a t point to p rev en t collisions w hen L aw rence and S pruce avenues and th e
both m o rn in g and evening each Sun- • | noor.
floor,
7rd T ( S th r ,t pr,cs,d en t' "J 'm " H ow ­ Ohio. He specializes in pure bred
autos a re com ing from all four d irec­ oth er on the co rn er of L aw rence and
day.
ard.
of
Iowa,
leaves
off
H
e
w.ll
tions. It is expected P o rtla n d auto- Linden avenues.
stock He is also o re of the trustees
D u rin g th e past y ear in w hich Rev
nave as his vice -preside nt. Dr. VV
ists w ill rejoice w hen th e drin k in g
ot the O hio -State University.
T he stre e t com m ittee w as also in ­
Mr. B a rry has served in th is field,' he j
d” 0" ”
fo untain p a rt is rem oved as th e re has stru cted io m ake in v estig atio n w ith a
has helped In ere ctin g a splendid p ar- resen tn tio n of ladies g ath ered I t T he
alw ays been a g re a t deal of com m ent view to in sta llin g s tre e t lig h ts on KEVIVAL MEETINGS AT
sonage by th e side of th e G resham ! Union High sc boo, in t L s h a m for t he
from th a t source re g a rd in g it.
M etzger stre e t, a t tw o or th re e points
M ETIIORIST CHURCH CASH FROM TWELVE-
MILE STORE STOLEN
purp o se of org an izin g a ladles' gym
on C leveland avenue and a t th e in te r ­
A w ord o r tw o should be said in < .iss.
Sunday m o rn in g th e ev an g elistic
P relim in ary
arran g e m en ts
section
betw
een
Second
stre
e
t
and
Money
belonging
to
th
e
Tw
elve-M
ile
CITY OFFICERS
cam paign w ill begin at th e M ethodist sto re on th e B ase L ine road w as sto l­ th is connection reg ard in g Rev. B arry 's w ere m ade tow ard th e o rg an ization of
W
allula
avenue.
So
fa
r
th
e
w
hole
of
•
ARE SWORN IN
long and faith fu l serv ice in th e mon- th e class.
Cleveland addition is w ith o u t lights. E piscopal ch u rch . T he a s sista n c e o f en last W ednesday evening by a b u rg ­
He com m enced p reach in g In
Miss D. W illa C affray w ho is w ell la r or b u rg lars who en tered th e house Istry.
P rin cip al
The new governm ental officers for
annon presided at the
Lois to Be Sold for A ssessm ents.
know n over th e n o rth w est for h er joining th e back p a rt of th e store. 1880 in M ichigan before he had be­ opening of th e m eeting and discussed
th e city of G resham w ere sw orn into
In a num ber of cases stre e t a sse ss­ splendid success in revival m eetings
com e an o rd ain ed m in iste r but b e­ !h m
office a t th e re g u la r m eeting of th e
tHe rU' e8 th 8 t 8“ Ch “
Mr. and Mrs. Roy P eterso n and f a m ­
m ents on lots in G resham rem ain un- has been secured. She will be a s s is t­
cam e one w ithin a few years.
In Should be governed by. Upon Ills su g ­
S
,
T" T y
ily live in th e house. L ast W ednes­
1882 he m a rried th e woman who is gestion. It w as decided to c h a rg e each
m .™ *- c
„
J .
..
a'
O ’ ™ .™ addition, some p ro p erty in ed by Miss G ladys M iller, song lead er day evening Roy P eterso n took the
now Mrs. B arry and d u rin g th e ir lady who Joins th e class a m em ber­
T he ow ners of an d ch ild ren 's w orker.
u id y o .., c . G. S chneider, re c o rd e r;
money out of th e sto re a t closing tim
They have re c e n tly closed a m ost and hid it and a revolver in a closet m a rried life th ey w ere blessed w ith a ship fee of »l.oo w hich w j„ enti(1(! her
J. H M etzger, tr e a s u r e r ; G. H. Cox, the p ro p erty co n tain in g unpaid a s ­
sessm
ents
are
J.
R.
Babcock,
D.
T.
son, C h arles A. B arry, who Is m a rried to 20 lessons, w hich will be th e length
s t l . T h r ^ u n c d i n ^ 'L k e T h e T a V h X c H
T he su ccessfu l m eeting at th e M ethodist in his house.
and living in New Y ork state. T he of th e term w ith one lesson a week
ch u rch In Springfield w here both th e
T h at evening, w hile Mr. P eterso n
son also en tered th e m in istry hut hns T his money will be tu rn ed over to the
o rdered th a t step s be tak en p a sto r and th e people a re happy in
w ere T. R. H ow itt, B. W. T horne, C I
and his fam ily w ere aw ay from home,
a p
I
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“ d
th e splendid re s u lts of th e ir w ork and th e so u th window of th e house was had to give It up for a tim e on a c ­ school hoard to pay for the lig ht a „d
R aker, A.
F. . Ham
count of a n ervouse break-dow n.
to secu re sufficient funds to a re u n stin ted in th e ir p raise s for th e
« n d A.
A W.
W
and
Botkin.
w ater used on th e evenings th a t th is
forced open and th e m oney and r e ­
pay th e assessm en ts.
D uring Rev. Mr. B a rry ’s long s e r­ class used the gym nasium .
w av in w hich it w as conducted.
volver w ere stolen. W hoever took It
vice in th e m in istry , th e re n ever has
Miss Caffray w ill p reach a t both th e
T he question of who should bo
seemed to know w here th e money w as
services on Sunday. Miss M iller w ill hidden as n o thing else w as d isturbed. been a tim e when he w as w ithout a chosen for in stru c to r was discussed
lead th e singing.
p asto ra l charge. It Is th e custom of a
nisi av ailab le and com petent to
The sum tak en am ounted to ab o u t »35
B ap tist m in iste r to serve as p asto r of teach a re Miss D orothy Dickey and
The ch u rch choir, w hich co n sists of
T he P o rtla n d sheriff's office w as no­
a double q u a rte t of cap ab le sin g ers, is tified. M. M. S q u ires and tw o P o rt­ a ch u rch until he and th e m em bers Miss S h irlie Swailow . Miss D ickey is
doing som e fine w ork and h as som e land deputy sheriffs have alre ad y a r ­ m u tu ally ag ree to m ake a change. te ac h er an d gym In stru cto r In th e day
excellent m usic p rep a re d for th e s e r ­ rested tw o su sp ects and they a re b e­ T he p u sto r th en an nounces his re sig ­ school. Miss Sw allow is th e high
vices. In th e m o rn in g th ey w ill r e n ­ ing held pending in vestigation. The nation a m onth o r tw o before his tim e school E n g lish te ac h er b ut she has
to leave. H ow ever, It has so happened had ex perience as gym In stru c to r a t
d er the anthem , " I w ill M agnify
a u th o ritie s believe th a t th e robbery
th a t Mr. B arry has alw ays received M arshfield.
Thee, O God,” ShacM ey, and in th e
T he class chose Miss
w as com m ltteed by a local perso n or
an in v itatio n from an o th er ch u rc h to Swallow as it w as thought she would
evening, J u s t for th e P re se n t H o u r,” persons.
becom e p asto r th e re before tim e to have m ore tim e for th e w ork
W ilson.
Miss
leave th e ch a rg e w hich he w as then Dickey a lre a d y has a num ber of m u­
A co rd ial in v itatio n is extended to OWNER (IF BI S LINE
filling.
th e people of G resliuin to su p p o rt th is
sical classe s o utside of school hours.
I T R ( HASES NEW FAR
Tiie fact th a t th e m em bers of the
cam paign fo r a deeper1 and m ore v ital
Miss M artha H agberg w as chosen
relig io u s life for th e e n tire com m u­
Sam Sm ith, ow ner of th e stag e line B ethel B ap tist ch u rch of G resham te m p o rary ch a irm an and presided
nity.
betw een
G resham
an d P o rtlan d , have asked th e ir p asto r to devote his d u rin g th e rem a in d er of th e evening
placed a new ca r on th e ru n T h u rs ­ full tim e to th e ir ch u rch sp eak s lo u d ­ T hose p rese n t signed up as m em bers
AGED WOMAN PASSES
day w hich could be classed as one of e r th an w ords of th e esteem in w hich of the class. T he p erm an en t o rg a n i­
A FTER LONG ILLNESS th e m ost up -to -d ate stag es being used th e co n g reg atio n holds th e Rev. and zation. how ever, will be m ade a t th e
on th e lines ru n n in g o ut of P o rtlan d . Mrs. D. Q. B arry.
next m eeting w hich will be
n ext
R achel Byerly H elney passed aw ay T he new c a r is a 16-passenger Loco­
T h u rsd ay evening If no ch an g e is
a t th e hom e of Mrs. C a rrie Pow ell, mobile. T he fo rm er ca r, w hich th e YEARS SIT LIGHTLY
m ade before th a t tim e. T h u rsd ay ev­
n ear G resham , on T h u rsd ay m orning,
ON THOMAS WILES ening In terferes w ith ch o ir p ractice
new one rep laced held only 12 pas-
J a n u a ry 4, 1923. aged 87 y ea rs and 7
at a num ber of th e church
w nn.ho
v
.
sen g ers.
T he
Locom obile is m ore
"Seventy-fiv y ea rs young," is th e I hoped
m onths. Lor m any y ea rs Mrs. H elney j com fortable to ride in th an th e form
that th,. m .........“M 011,1 U ,S
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noi>«ii
th a t th«? m en s gym cluss. w hich
has been suffering from th e effects of e r one as th e se ats a re so arranged" w ay th e frie n d s of Thoms W iles of !
Is
to
m W
eet on W
ednesday
C
Jresh
am
ex
p
ress
it.
Mr.
W
iles
h
a
s
'
w
»
,~
,‘“
w eune,'d
ay evenings,
t h T l T ” r n ia,hi 8 bRen bedfa9t 8lnce I th a t U ,H Im possible to become crow d
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I th e fall of 1919 and has also been ed.
crow d- . rou
I the m W ednesday evening for practice.
tu ry b ut Is hale and h ea rty and has
i blind. She h as been te n d e rly cared
______ ________
In case th is ch an g e in m ade it w ill be
th e vigor of a m uch yo u n g er man.
for
a
t
her
own
hom
e
un
til
th
e
d
eath
BETH
EL
BAPTISTS
E. W, AYLSWORTH
announced in th e paper. Mis H a g -
Mr. W iles w as given
of h er husband. Since th en sh e w as
n u ............
rsed for sev eral m onths by Mrs. H.
'l’ld™,a’ hlchBc,heaSn,:esa t,jea ^anlB, | He^lsPa*,’1!*"111
S ervices next S unday at th e Bethel I by hls w ,fe- "»*veral of th e ir ch ild ren
L. W ostell at h er hom e In G resham .
An in v itatio n is extended to all la ­
or G ra h am ’. well known clothing and l o t .........•
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and d u rin g m e p ast six m onths a t th e B aptist ch u rch will open w ith Bible an d “ bout 30 G resham friends. A
e - n a m s w en Known clo th in g and • of experience In th e m en's f u r n is h in g k
P
S
dies in te reste d to come and Join this
m en ’s
sc ln o l at 10 o'clock A. M. P reach in g | happy evening w as spent with m usic
No re stric tio n s a re m ade to
I by th e Rev. D. Q. B a rry will be a t 11 and gam es and refre sh m e n ts w ere | d a « .
A y lsw o rth ’s to the firm
Mrs.
H
einey
w
as
bron
in
Dublin,
nam e _of , th e sto re h ere the im petus of his ag-
i
a««.
In
case th e exercises Intended
A ylsw orth & M artin. M essrs, E. W. I gressive Ideas and "ab ility
W ayne county,
In d ian a, A ugust 4, , o clock on th e them e “T he L ord's served.
A num ber of gifts w ere
for th e younger women a re too strin g -
H
e
has
T his is th e th ird serm on on b ro u g h t for Mr. W iles, w hich in c lu d ­
D . 1 1836’ She waa
m a rrie d to Joseph Prayer.
A c w o r t h and J. R. M artin, w ith a severed his connection w ith
th th e P o rt- H elney Ja n u a ry
31. 1858 and cam e a series en titled "Thy Will Be Done." ed a fine u m b rella from his neighbors. put for th e cld»r ones. It m ay bn de­
th ird p a rty , also a G resham m an, land firm.
cided to give a different set of e x e r­
have Incorporated w ith th e tw o w hose
T he ch ild ren p rese n t w ere M r and
' w ith him to Oregon In 1874, se ttlin g T he ch o ir will ren d e r as a special
cises to Hie old er women. All those
All frien d s w ill feel like congratu-1
num
ber,
"All
in
All
To
Me,"
w
ritten
j
L
ew
is
W
iles
and
fam
ily
of
P
o
rt
nam es ap p e ar ow ning each p rac tica lly latlng Mr. A ylsw orth on th is new rii Hr Gr^shnni. EI cvpo ch ild ren wptp
w ishing to Join th e class a re urged to
a h alf in te rest.
born to thorn, eig h t of whom survive. by G abriel. Guy Jo n es w ill also sing I lan<L Mrs. H e n rie tta G ates and baby
be p rese n t a t th e next m eeting and
arran g e m en t
w hich
w ill
g rea tly
th
e
solo
“O
Lord
Be
M
erciful."
by
i
of
Salem
,
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
E.
A.
Stafford
T he new a rra n g e m e n t begins w ith
T he living a re F ra n k lin , R ichard.
stren g th en th e fine business he has
com e p rep a re d to ta k e out a m em ber­
th e new year but no im m ediate change built up h e re since th e sto re w as A rth u r and A lbert, all of G resham . H om er N. B a rtlett. A fter th ' services an d ch ild ren of th e C edar d istric t.
ship card.
a
reception
will
be
held
for
m
em
bers.
w ill be m ade in the lines handled or sta rte d in 1909.
.
. ..
, Mrs. M H
innie
Blackfoot
- o • Robinson,
>=ast H ighland^
X
’ i
T he evening services will com m ence
th e g en e ral conduct of the business, has gained d u rin g these 13 y ea rs for
A few w ords will tell th e w hole
A W ant Ad will sell w hat you do
except th a t Mr. M artin ta k es active reliab ility , fairn ess, co u rtesy and b u s­ fo rn ia ; Mrs. E lia McCoy, Brooklyn, pro m p tly at 7:30. H. W. S tro n g will sto ry in th e W ant Column.
not
need and g et w hat you do need.
p a rt a t once along w ith th e form er iness ability is an enviable one. All New Y ork; and Mrs. A lice Robinson j have , h a r Ke o t a larg e ch o ru s choir
I
L
ew
iston,
Idaho.
'
in
w
'h
lch
everyone
w
ill
be
expected
to
ow ner. A sh o rt tim e w ill be sp e n t in a re glad to know th a t in m aking th is
F u n eral serv ices w ill be held a t th e lo in ' Th,B t,o,lg 8ervlc* will preced
ta k in g stock and re a rra n g in g the change he w ill rem ain
as sen io r p a rt- ¡B a p tist ch u rch in G resham
store. T he clothing and shoe d e p a rt­ n er in th e business.
on S atu r- th< preaching. T he Rev. Mr B arry
; day aftern o o n , Jo n u a ry 6, a t 2 o'clock * ' d deliver a special m essage to
m en ts w ill be m a teria lly en larg ed and
Joe P eake w ill probably b« retain ed i and
stren g th en ed .
be conducted by th e Rev. U resham peonie on the topic of "Kelt-
as an a ssista n t at th e sto re, also her 1 David
ing P re sen t O p p o rtu n ities." A special
Mr. M artin has been during th e p ast m any friends w ill hope th a t th e re will j
* Cathey.
_____
T he co llap se of th e old su sp en sio n ; COTery of bodies will n ecessarily be
a lto and te n o r duet will be su n g by
seven y ea rs w ith th e well know n still be found, occasionally at least.
Only ra re ly is
p
ro
m
in
en
t
lodge
MIm
M
ar|e
Blom
and
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m en 's w ear sto re of M athis in P o rt­
a place for Mrs. A ylsw orth. who has I m a n ” a p ro m in en t hom e man
I tilled "There is a G reen H ill F a r o c lo c k on la st W ednesday afternitxin, | News of m
land. of w hich b usiness he has been
isa ste r ta m e as a
th e d isaett
been a valuable assista n t.
| when th e s tru c tu re w as crow ded With « tunning blow
Away.'
to
Mrs. O. E. Bangs,
Some day we hope to h ear of a
I traffic, p recip itated sco res of people each e r in th e G resham g rad e school,
G resham F irm Makes Im provem ents. I T he tw o will be sep arated only by hom ely murd< ress, but nobody will
I Into th e w ater, and m any autom obiles, I w hose
Basine*« Men lo ( i l i , Dunce.
sister, b ro th er-in -law
an d
W ill H essel Is m aking som e changes i"B<ling w indows. One of th e purposes ' believe it.
A rep etitio n of th e dance given la st *r ucks, a school bus loaded w ith ch ll- 1 nephew a re am ong th e m issing. T hey
in the in te rio r of his sto re building I oi m akin* Rff« change w as to allow
T h e L ite ra ry D igest In its recen t m onth in th e Masonic h all by a com- d ren and a team of horses. T he c o l­ are Mr an d Mrs. A O H untington an d
He has to rn out th e old office w hich j m ore llght ,o reach th e offices f i u a
m ittee of business men com posed of lapse cam e w ithout w arn in g and It is ih e ir son, Lloyd, pioneer resid e n ts of
, stra w yote on th e P ro h ib itio n am end
w as fo rm erly tow ard th e back and is j ,b e front windows,
: f. C. B balts, B. W. T horne. E. W believed th a t 30 o r m ore bodies a re Kelso. Mr. an d Mrs. B angs w ent y e s­
¡m en t rep o rted 20,28» dr» votes from
w reckage, te rd a y m orning to Kelso.
building a new, large gen eral office
| Ohio, w ith 25,511 wet. In th e recent A ylsw orth. J. li. M etzger and W. A im prisoned tinder th e
I didn t th in k ,' has cost m ore liv
H essel will be given on F rid a y even- j w hich is being rem oved as rap id ly as
at th e rig h t of th e door as one en te rs
T he first new s of th e c a ta stro p h y
and m oney and effort th an vlciousncss i ele<’ion' Obfo w as ***'*«> th e oppor
Ing, J a n u a ry 12.—Adv.
possible. N ets have been stretch e d j reach ed G resham by rad io a
th e sto re. A utom obile ac ce sso ries will itself
tu n lty to vete in favor of modifying
sh o rt
also be kept In it w hen it Is com plet­
ac ro ss the Cow litz riv er below th e ' tim e a fte r It happened. Floyd Mack
th e prohibition law so as to p erm it th e
The m an who has a good opinion of w recked bridge, w hich is tw o m iles tuned hi«
Its stra n g e th a t nobody but a m il - 1 sale
ed. A sm a lle r priv ate office is also
in stru m e n t to T he O regon-
w ines and beer, and it voted i him self ia bound to be p o p u la r— with from th e Colum bia. Due to th e sw ol-
being b u ilt next to the g en e ral office. lion-ore ever rid es tn th e Ihillm an | a Kal
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,a n 'a "*t to le arn w hat th ey m ight be
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him
self.
smok.'ng cars.
ar,<1 bo<r by a m aio rlty
jle n riv er and th e sw ift c u rre n t divers | b ro ad castin g and heard th e story from
or n early
P rin tin g ? C all th e Outlook.
can n o t work w ith safety and th* re ¡ th a t o u rcc .
AYLSWORTH TAKES
BUSINESS PARTNER
Axsoraczs saancis
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SISTER OF MRS. BANGS
LOST IN KELSO WRECK