Gresham outlook., November 02, 1923, Image 1

G resham O utlook
VOL. 18, SO. 71
O KESII AM, MULTNOMAH COI STY. OREGON, FRIDA Y. NOVEMBER S, 1!»^"
INCOME TAX LAW IS
FAVORED BY TOWLE
- ...Y a V ZW ^
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
~
♦ l.»O Per Year
to be w ith us F rid ay night. November
OUT 9. is an a ttra c tio n you m ay hear for PIONEER OF POM ELL
LOCAL FORD AGENTS
RECORD MANY SALES
> ALLEY PASSES AWAY
T he an n o u n cem en ts of services a t I
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35c. or 50c if you w ant a reserved
the B ethel B aptist ch u rc h to r next I Sch°ol affairs, in th e m a tte r of class seat, which would cost you at least
In th e d eath of Mrs. Naomi Thom p­
Sunday a r e as follow s: th e Bible ’ w ork alltl th e activ ities of the stu- $1 to hear in the city of P o rtlan d . It son a t Sand L ake n ear T illam ook on
school w ill convene a t 9:45. T he **e,lt8 *•’ v ario u s lines, call for th e is im possible for th e school to ta k e a O ctober 23, an o th er w as added to th e
G resham , Oregon, Nov. 2, 1923
E d ito r O utlook:—B elieving
th a t raorn,nK 8ernion will be delivered by su p P°rt of th e p atro n s of th e d is tric t.s u ff ic ie n t am ount of tu n e from th eir long list of pioneers of th is vicinity
»courage discussion
discussion the p a s to r' th e Rev- D- Q- B arry , a t 11 The m a tte r is brought to th e notice of ‘ lass w ork to give all the en tertain - who have passed into th e g rea t be­
R ak er & Sou, local F ord agents,
your policy is to encourage
of a ll q uestions of public policy, I ask o ’clock on th e su b ject “T he Signiti- . tlle public in the follow ing le tte r | m eat we should have. We a re th e re ­ yond. Mrs. Thom pson was th e daugh- I have ju st closed one of th e ir best
j fore prom oting some o utside num bers te r of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n P. W ilson, m onths for th is season of the year
space in your valuable pap er to tell cance of th e L o rd 's S u p p er." T he I (rom P rin c ip a l Roy E. C annon:
,
the year,
my reaso n s why 1 will vote yes by choir w ill ren d e r as a special nutn- | "R ep o rt ca rd s h av e'b een m ailed out w hich we tru s t will be in te restin g . We who crossed th e plains from Illinois to
Oregon in 1S52, ariving in Pow ell Val-
K disposed of 32 c a rs including
ber,
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ll
H
ail
the
Pow
er
of
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s
to
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e
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aren
ts
and
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have
heard
the
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uintette
m ark in g my b allot X 300 on ou r spec­
Name," by Jam es E llor. The ordi- ( PuPBs. Before sending the reco rd s and know it to be un excellent m usi- ley A ugust 14 of th a t year. T he sub- ni,,e Use<1 ,a r 8 dw lnK October. The
ial election day next T uesday, Novem-
nance
of th e L o rd ’s S up p er w ill be *’roni th e office, they a re ca refu lly cal num ber su p erio r to an y num ber ject of th is sketch was lint an in fan t new ca rs w«r« all F ords of various
b rr 6, w hich is a vote in favor of th e
observed
a t th e close of th e serm on. checked and w e believe th e re a re too we had on our past lyceum co u rse and at th a t tim e. She w as 72 years, tw o types and tru c k s as follow s:
law passed by o u r le g isla tu re a t its
The evening service begins at 7 m any in stan c es of low grades. T he ' it is an en tertain m en t w hich we rec- m onth* and 23 days old w hen she died. | T ouring_He
la st session, providing for th e collec­
n ry Bock. B oring; J. E.
Naomi W ilson was m arried to Geo.
tion in ou r sta te of a g rad u a ted in ­ o'clock, w ith song leader and o rch e s­ g rad es m ay be low because of th e ommend to o u r young people and to
Seifer. B oring; Quinn Metzger, C her­
tr
a
front
th
e
W
hite
T
em
ple
of
P
o
rt­
w
onderful
fall
w
eath
er,
th
e
slow
ness
the
people
of
th
e
en
tire
com
m
unity
of
Reynolds,
son
of
one
of
th
e
early
com e tax , th is election, w ith its a t­
ry v ille; C. Aim, G resham ; I). H. Hos-
pioneers, in h er young womanhood.
te n d a n t expense of an estim ated $35,- land. T hey w ill be assisted by th e in ad ju stin g them selves to our school G resham .
kin, D undee; W. C. B u rg h ard t, P ark -
000 being called by th e opponents of choir of th e local ch u rch and Miss situ atio n , in ab ility to ap ply th e m -i H illa n ie tle I n ite rs It.v Glee ('inning, They lived for m any y ears on th e farm place; C. S. B ozarth, G resham ; Fred
“Som ew hat la te r in the y ear we ex- now know n as th e E. R .W right place
th e tax by th e use of th e referendum D orothy Dickey. T he Rev. Dr. R. H. selves, or som e unknow n reaso n —at
C halker, G resham ; W E. Myers, E s­
w hich m akes law m a k ers of all legal M oorman, p a sto r of th e F irs t B aptist a t any ra te we need th e cooperation of pect to have th e W illam ette Cniver- a sh o rt d istan ce east of G resham , tacad a; H arry Spath, G resham .
voters, w hich is in itself th e g re a te st ch u rch of Cheyenne. W yoming, will some of th e p are n ts in en couraging sity Glee club with ns and th is num - w here Mr. Reynolds died. L a te r Mrs.
S edans—J. 8. Greenw ood, C h erry ­
p rivilege of citizenship, but w hich speak in th e in te re st of th e com ing b etter grades. Low g rad es a re lim ited her will cost about $90, but we feel it Reynolds m a rried Mr. W yant of ville; H. E. E astm an, G resham ; L es­
m
issionary
conference
to
be
held
at
to
less
th
a
n
10
p
er
cen
t
of
th
e
p
upils
affords
an
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
for
th
e
people
L
ents,
and
about
a
year
ago
Jam
es
c a rrie s w ith it a trem endous responsi
lie W alrad, G resham ;
F red Todd,
bility, first, of voting, and second, of th e W hite T em ple all next w eek, and alth o u g h we expect some pupils in and ab o u t G resham to h ear some- T hom pson of Sand Lake.
G resham .
w
hich
all
a
re
invited
to
atten
d
.
to
do
less
th
a
n
sta
n
d
ard
w
ork
we
feel
th
in
g
very
good
a
t
a
m
uch
lower
Mrs.
Thom
pson
is
survived
by
her
voting for the best in te re st of all the
Coupes— M iriam Inglis. G resham ;
we now have too m any low grades. ■ p rice th an they could h ear the sam e husband and eight ch ild ren and many
people of the sta te as you see it.
E rn est Zenger, G reshum ; T. A. Roots,
Zion
Evangelical
Church.
relativ
es
h
ere
and
In
o
th
e
r
places,
j
num
ber
in
th
e
city.
We
feel
su
re
we
My first and best reason for voting
Cafeteria Meets Needs.
! can depend upon th e people for th eir am ong them being five ch ild ren and P ortland.
T he special services la st F rid a y eve­
fo r th is law is because it is a ju st law,
“T he H igh school ca fete ria is g ro w ­
R o ad sters- (luy B arker. L ato u re ll:
p lacing th e burden on tho se who a re ning w ere w ell atten d ed and all p re s­ ing m ore and m ore chiefly because of su p p o rt. T he e n te rta in m e n t num bers four g reat g ran d ch ild ren . T he ch il­ Geo. L ester, G resham ; J. H. M itchell.
fo rtu n a te enough to have a n et incom e en t enjoyed Dr. B a ltz er's ad d ress on th e splendid cu lin a ry w ork of Mrs. a re not facto rs m ore th a n fu rn ish in g d ren a re A lfred Reynolds of T illa ­ C herryville.
mook. F ra n k Reynolds of Sand Lake,
illu stra te , if your net incom e is $2000 the w ork of th e E v an g elical church. V olbrecht, w ho has ch a rg e of th e i good ta le n t at a m inim um cost.
1 ru ck s— I). S. R obertson, B oring;
Mrs. Alice A nderson of Cam as, W ash­
Y
arions
S
peak
ers
Give
Addresses.
T
he
special
m
usic
for
th
e
evening
w
as
of $1000, if single, of 1 per cent. To
cooking, m ak in g of salad s, p re p a ra ­
H.
G. Andrew, G reshum ; R. H. Cone,
“ P u rsu an t to action ta k en by the ington, Mrs. Je ssie Rich of S eattle
you would be asked to pay $10. If you an anthem by th e choir w ith W alter tio n of soup such as we have never
G resham .
'
A
ssociated
S
tudent
Body
of
th
e
high
Joe,
R
alph
and
Guy
W
yant
of
A
s­
S
chw
edler
as
soloist
and
a
vocal
solo
a re m a rried and you have no depend­
ta ste d before, fry in g of h am burgers,
I his to tals, 10 to u rin g , four sedans,
en ts, and your net incom e is $3000, by Miss K ath e rin e B ratzel w ith violin etc. We ta k e th is o p p o rtu n ity of ' school, we sh a ll have sp e ak e rs and to ria and Mrs. Maud S hields of A s­ th ree coupes, th re e ro ad ste rs and
to
ria.
T
h
ree
sis
te
rs
also
su
rv
iv
e
her,
;
o
th
er
a
rtis
ts
w
ith
us
from
tim
e
to
obligato
by
Miss
N
orm
a
Lee
Peck.
you w ould pay $10. S urely no good
th a n k in g Mr. House. Mr. Rogers. Mrs.
th ree tru ck s.
R eligious school for all ch ild ren of McMillan, M elville Richey, H arvey j i tim e. T hus fa r we have had J. W. Mrs. Jo h n R oberts and Mrs. J. A.
citizen w ould object to being h on­
P
alm
q
u
lst
of
G
resham
and
Mrs.
S
arah
D
olan
of
th
e
A.
N.
P
alm
er
C
om
pany;
school
age
w
ill
be
held
tom
orrow
ored by paying th is m ere p ittan c e to ­
Brown. W. S. Wood. H. P. C hristensen,
CO-OPERATIVE PLAN GROWS.
M ayor B aker, J. W. P alm er of the M ognett of San D ie g o , C alifornia.
w ard d efraying th e expense of his or m orning from 9 to 12.
(th e la tte r a m em ber of th e school ;
She joined th e M ethodist E piscopal
T he sta te m a rk e t a g e n t's d e p a rt­
T he re g u la r Sunday services w ill be board) and any o th e rs for th e ir dona- I Y. M.C. A.. E dw ard G renfell of the
h e r sta te and county im provem ent.
ch
u rch w hen young, of w hich she w as m ent in a recen t bu lletin p resen ts
P
o
rtla
n
d
F
ire
d
ep
artm
en
t,
and
J.
W.
held
next
Sunday.
Sunday
school
at
My second reason for voting yes on
tions w hich consisted of potatoes, to ­
th is law is th a t m any financiers and 10 o'clock. R eform ation services in m atoes, cabbage, cauliflow er, squash ; Sim m ons, deputy sta te fire m arsh al, a life long m em ber. She w as a devot­ sta te m en ts to show th a t various
co u n tries of E urope a re really fu rth e r
p ro p erty ow ners a re finding it very th e E nglish lan g u ag e a t 11 o'clock, apples, c a rro ts, etc. We a re handling , and next T uesday, th e 6th, a t 12:40, ed wife and m other.
F u n eral serv ices w ere held la st F ri­ advanced in the cooperative m ovem ent
h ard to pay th e tax assessed a g a in st Miss K ath erin e B ratzel w ill sing “The th e ca fete ria chiefly for th e purpose ; 1 we expect to have A rth u r R. K irk-
th e ir pro p erty , ow ing to the high cost U nseen K ingdom .” Y oung P eo p le’s of giving p u p ils som ething w arm to ’ ham , one of th e distin g u ish ed tenor day at Tillam ook. Among those a t ­ th an A m erica, and concludes as fol­
of production and th e low price of m eeting a t 7:30 p. m. A Bible le ctu re eat d u rin g th e noon hour. We a re not ' sin g ers of th e efty w ith us. Any ten d in g w ere Mr. and Mrs. J. A. P a lm ­ low s;
"T he D epartm ent of A g ricu ltu re
farm p roducts for th e past th re e years, on "B egin n in g s” w ill be given by the anxious to ru n it at a profit but we 1 frien d of th e school is invited to come q u lst of G resham . Mrs. J. C. Duke of
an d u n le ss conditions change for th e p asto r. A co rd ial w elcom e is ex ten d ­ a re doubly an x io u s for it to be self- ( and h ear any or all of th e num bers Sandy, a niece, ap d M. II. W heeler of sta te s th a t tw o m illion people left th e
farm s last year because they could not
b e tte r in th e n e a r fu tu re th e d elin ­ ed by th e p a s to r to all w ho do not ; su stain in g . No doubt th e re is a con provided by th e school. T hese n um ­ Boring, a nephew .
bers
a
re
given
in
th
e
assem
bly
room.
m
ake a living, and th o u san d s m ore
q u e n t ta x am ong farm e rs w ill be so w orship elsew here.
sid erab le
am o u n t
of vegetables,
T he ladies of th e ch u rch w ill hold sq u ash , pum pkins, apples, etc., going ' L ater in th e year, dates not available BISHOP SH EPA RD AT
would no doubt have left if they had
la rg e th ro u g h o u t th e sta te th a t our
s ta te governm ent and all of its in ­ th e ir ann u al b az aa r and chicken d in ­ to w aste, enough to supply the ca fe­ now, we a re to have Bishop S um ner,
M ETHODIST ( III RCII been able to have sold or ren ted th eir
land.
stitu tio n s w ill be sh o rt the n ecessary n e r a t th e g ra n g e hall, W ednesday a f­ te ria. If th e re a r e those w ho will do­ who gave our com m encem ent ad d ress
Next Sunday, November 4. th e M eth­
“A co u n try can n o t be g en erally
funds to m eet expenses, even w ith th e tern o o n an d evening, November 7. n ate su p p lies we sh all be glad to come last y ear; J. A. C hurchill, su p e rin te n ­
m ost rigid economy, and w ill be com ­ T ickets for th e d in n er may be had of and get sam e. O ur telep h o n e num ber dent of public in stru c tio n , Mrs. Cam p­ odist E piscopal ch u rch w ill have ns Its p ro sp ero u s un less its g re a te st indus­
bell, recen t dean of g irls a t O. A. C.; guest Bishop Wm. O. Shepard, re s i­ try , food production, is prosperous.
pelled to issue w a rra n ts th a t w ill th e p asto r or any m em ber of th e L a­ is 1961.
H arold G raham a m usic w rite r and dent bishop of th e P o rtlan d are a, who ThiH is an age of com bination and
d raw in te re st, and th e delinquent dies' Aid. F ollow ing th e d in n er in the
Support is Appreciated.
com poser who is also a good soloist, will dedicate th e new husem ent afte r price fixing and a g ric u ltu re m ust have
fa rm e r ta x pay er w ill have to pay 12 evening a sh o rt p ro g ram w ill be given.
“ We ce rta in ly ap p re cia te the su p ­ and others. We sh all give as m uch th e m orning service. The ch u rch has a p a rt In th e system or it m u st con­
p er cent on his d elinquent taxes. In
p
o
rt given us by business men and advance notice as possible so th a t long looked fo rw ard to th e presen ce of tin u e to be the deflation "goat" of tho
fact, m any a re doing so now.
MEETINGS CONTINUE AT
p atro n s of th e school and it Is not our those carin g to hear th ese num bers Bishop S h ep ard an d th e com pletion of nation. It Is not m uch m ore of an
So p lease vote on T uesday, a s you FREE METHODIST ('III RCII
w ish to in frin g e upon th e good n a tu re may have th e sam e p rivilege as high th e ch u rch building project, even to u n d ertak in g to o rg an ize th e farm ers
a re a law m aker, and vote to sh ift a
T he m eetin g s at th e F re e Metho of anyone. In som e schools th e p ra c ­ school students. S en ato r M cNary may th e lust w ords of dedication. Dr. I). th an to o rg an ize labor— when th e
p a r t of
th is
u n ju st
burden to
d ist church w ill co n tin u e all th is week tice is to solicit ad v e rtisin g for th e be prevailed upon to ta lk to th e s tu ­ H. Leech, tile d istric t su p erin ten d en t, farm ers are read y to organize. T he
sh o u ld e rs th a t a re m ore able to bear
and next. B esides th e ev angelist, th e school p ap er an d su p p o rt from all dent body."
and th e Rev. F. M. Ja sp e r, th e su p e r­ depression of th e past tw o y ears
it, and allow people w ith la rg e sal
Rev. F. R. D aw son, th e re a re p resen t sources, and th e business m en a re too
in ten d en t of S unday schools for the should soon have them ready.
a rie s to sh a re in th e honor of paying
th e Rev. A rth u r B o rco u rt and wife often called upon to su p p o rt th eir
On the ballot for next T uesday's Oregon A nnual C onference, will also
"By group stre n g th farm ers can
a p a rt of th e cost of governm ent.
evan g elists fo rm erly engaged w ith schools. We do ask th e b u sin ess men election will be th e question of voting be p resen t. Dr. Leech will p reach th e co n tro l th e ir in d u stry in th e sam e
T h an k in g you, I am tru ly yours,
th e late E v an g e list A lb ert Bean, who w ho a re in te reste d in th e high school to perm it th e county com m issioners of serm on.
way
th a t
m a n u fa c u tre rs
control
D. E. Tow le, u n fo rtu n a te ly a farm er.
a re ren d erin g assista n c e w ith special and a re w illing to en co u rag e us. to M ultnom ah county to levy about $325
T he Rev. F. M. J a sp e r will begin th e th eirs. T hrough o rg an izatio n they
T he elec trica l w o rk ers of th e N o rth ­ singing w hich add m uch to th e s e r­ buy a p atro n -p u rc h a se r tic k e t which 000 above th e 6 per ce n t in crease Sunday school In stitu te th is evening can reg u la te production, co n tro l d is­
w estern E lectric, o p eratin g in P o rt­ vices. A g re a t day is expected S u n ­ en title s th e h older adm ission to any lim it for th e p u rch ase of voting m a­ and co n tin u e It th ro u g h th e rem a in ­ trib u tio n , d eterm in e prices. They can
lan d and se v eral W ashington cities, day and th e p ra y e rfu l in te re st of all is a th le tic event and is in ter-ch an g eab le ch in es for th e county. The Increase der of th e week and u n til W ednesday reform th e m iddle han d lin g Bystem
have gone on a strik e , dem anding $8 desired by th e p asto r, th e Rev. E. D. in th e fam ily so th a t any o n e of the w ill m ean about a one m ill levy on the evening of n ex t week. He w ill occupy and co n tro l It. By cooperation w ith
a day. T hey w ere g ettin g $7.20. T he B lackm an. All a re co rd ially invited fam ily m ay use It for each game. ta x ab le p ro p erty of th e county. This th e p u lp it S unday evening.
re ta ile rs and co n su m ers they can get
T h ere is an o th e r tim e we need th eir has th e ap p ro v al of the co u n ty of­
c o n tra c t of th e elec trica l w o rk e rs’ to atten d th e se services.
T he ch o ir has p rep ared som e sp le n ­ th e ir p ro d u cts to th e con su m ers a t
su p p o rt and th a t is w hen th e "M un- ficials, is reg ard ed as n ecessary and did m usic for both services. F or the g rea tly reduced expenses, th ereb y g et­
U nion w ith th e P. R„ L. & P. is said
h in o tu ,” th e book p u t o ut an n u a lly by in th e end w ill effect a co n sid erab le m orning they w ill ren d er "Ju b ila te tin g a profit for them selves based on
to have expired and th e sam e dem and
Freshmen Show Physical Gain.
T he m en of th is y ea r's freshm en th e sen io r class, Is published. We saving, it is said.
h as been m ade of th e la tte r com pany.
It will g rea tly Deo" by A shford, and "S till, S till with cost of production, and a t th e sam e
class at th e U n iv ersity of Oregon give a re tu rn for th e p a tro n -p u r­
A s trik e is th reaten ed .
speed up th e re tu rn s and is said to be T h ee” by Baines, in the evening.
tim e hold retail prices down to w here
scored an u n u su a l record in th e p h y si­
c h a se r tic k e t and we give a re tu rn for fraud-proof. Many p ro g ressiv e c o u n - , T he E pw orth L eague w ill hold the th e re will be norm al consum ption.
cal
exam
inatio
n
s
req
u
ired
of
en
terin
g
You have no idea how big th e other
stu d en ts. Only 74 men w ere placed in th e ad v ertisin g in th e "M unhinotu.”
ties have adopted them .
devotional m eeting in th e au d ito riu m When farm ers are read y th ese condi­
fello w 's tro u b le s are.
th e class re q u irin g special restric ted
a t 6:30 p. m. T he topic will be "T he tions can and will be bro u g h t about."
k lllm u ru e 'Q uintet Will ( lose.
A W ant Ad w ill sell w h at you dt exercise because of some physical de­
P eoples' B arg ain co u n ter, See P ra y e r of Je su s.”
“T he K ilbourne Q uintette, w hich is th e T he
fect. The n um ber placed on th e r e ­
w an t ads.
n o t need and get w h at you do need.
( (lining Event* of Local In terest.
stric te d list la st y ear w as 110.
November 7, G resham G range hall,
aftern o o n and
evening, b azaar and
Too L ate to Classify.
su p p er, Zion E vangelical ch u rch , L a ­
K E G IH T E R E D HIK >KTII< >1: \ S11: 1-; tw o
y e a r s old. to sell o r t r a d e fo r f re s h cow . dles’ Aid.
S. F . P i t t a , R . A. Greabam.
tf
November 9, High school g y m n asi­
um,
K ilbourne o rc h e stra l q u in tette,
F IV E A C R E 8 B U R B A N K PO T A T O E S
for sal.-. 8. F . P i t t s , IL A, G r e s h a m
stu d e n t body.
Additional Want Ads
Bon Ton and
Royal Worcester
GROCERY SPECIALS
For Saturday and Monday
APPLES
CORSETS
All you want
5c and 10c
ROYAL CLUB CO FFEE
lb. 39c
3 lbs. $1.15
5 lbs. $1.85
Hyacinth Bulbs
Tulip Bulbs
2 for 25c, doz. $1.45
Imported from Holland
Variety of colors
Dozen 75c
R O Y A L B A K IN G
lb. 40c
3 lbs. $1.19
Hooker L v e.. .
10c
Babbits Cleanser
5c
Royal W Soap 6 tor 23c
VOTE 304 YES
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 11*2»
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No. 605, for fleshy figure has adjustable thigh reducer,
very tow bust, pri< e
$5.00
No. 605, Same as 605, except has high bust... $5.50
I he Aladallion Corset for stout women, the
Madallion coil is made from pure nickle wire, will
nor rust, has low bust, long skirt, front lace, pink $4.75
No. 1056, for fleshy figure, protected front lace, semi-
rubber top, the pair..................................
$5.00
No. 564, Back lace, for medium figure, rubber top,
POW DER
5 lbs. $1.95
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$2.95
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i ’ ■ • '’^ 'u m length Girdle, seini-elastic, low bust,
lightly boned
$2 50
No. 511, Medium figure, low bust, lightly boned,
medium skirt.
$1.00
Package Raisins
2 for 25c
Large Muscatels, lb 10-
A Large Variety of Stamped Goods
Now in Stock
A. W. METZGER & CO.
WALRAD MERCANTILE CD.
The WINCHESTER Store
Phone 1451
VOTING MACHINES REDUCE TAXES
No. 790, The Front Lace ”Unda
Belt” Corset for stout women
has an all Elastic Vest that up­
lifts and perfectly supports the
abdomen. Low bust, long skirt,
pink, the pair................. $5.00 i
PUMPKINS
Cooking, box.......
50c
Northern Spvs... $1.25
W inter Bananas,.... 1.25
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Phone 1451
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M ultnom ah County would save about «IINMMMMMI (1-3 Mill) in th e next
tw elve m o n th , by th e use of Voting M achines. Every vote ca st In each of th e
tv H,w m " '“ ^ t “ ’1' ’ T .V " 1 e,ect,<” ” CO8t th e ta x p ay e rs 70c. M ultnom ah Coun-
y w ill spend over $150,000 00 1% M ill), for th ree elections d u rin g the next
tw eive m onths. King County (B eattie, w ill hold four el's’t o n ‘ during the
c r h t h a n t Sil
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use of Voting M achine» reduced th e cost to less th an 30c per vote cast.
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....... Yo,i.n* Ma<’h ‘nea «re endorsed by all cities using them and a re g en erally
endorsed by all tax -red u ctio n bodies. R ochester and Buffalo and over th ree
hundred o th er p laces in New York sta te use Voting M achines
ver 67% o f
th " S ta te of C onnecticut use Vot.ng M achines; tw enty th r e e c o u n tie s ¡ „ 1 ^
M* i H 1«8. ' " M* ' nt/ ,lv? ’ " u ,,t|es in Iowa also use Voting M achines
Seattle has
«•.ed inachlnes for ten year«. Tacom a, B ellingham . Yakima and San F ran -
.p,,c<* - ? ow “ ■<» Voting Machine*. Over
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Live m inutes a fte r the polls a re closed th e re su lt of the election Is k n o w n
because all voters cast and coun, th e lr own vote. TOa l a ^ l l S S ^ t o 7g
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srepre-eattn. Sheriff
GU8 C. MGBER. 1524-29 Yeon Building.
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(•rc«ham
V" " ,,K “ » c h in ,, are f r . u d - p ^ f and
• COOOB‘ic - '. honest and efficient.
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