Gresham outlook., November 05, 1923, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
SBE8HÀM, BP1.TMOKAA CO! M l . O U S O S , Tl'ESDAY, SO U » B l K
FAIR BOARD ISSUES
CALL FOR MEETING
TEX-ERI h I\< REASE 1\
Al'TOS IX TEX YEARS
I
W hen Zev Started “Going Away”
|
I . II. S. DEFEATED
BY WEST MAX 7-0
D uring th e p a s t few days ap p lic a ­
tion b lan k s for m otor vehicle licenses
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for 1924 have been m ailed by Seere-
T he im portance of the an n u a l stock- ,a ry of s ,a ,a Sam A Koxer to the
ho ld ers m eeting of the Slultnom ah re «le ,e re d c a r o w n ers of th e state,
county fair becomes m ore and m ore T!ie blanks have been issued for 162,-
a p p a re n t as the tim e the m eeting ap- ”pt' PaB8enS®r c a rs an d tru c k s. 3100
proaches.
' m otorcycle ow ners, 560 d ealers and
D iscussion of the m a tte rs to be pre-
‘ ^ u fT e u rs.
sented to th e sto ckholders was th e
/ ,s>t “ ““ b e‘ n com P|led of ” ><* Post-
chief topic a t last n ig h t's m eeting of , ces t0 w hich 1000 or m orp blanks
th e fa ir d d irec
irec to
to rs
rs held
held in
in the
th e e
it„ h
o i i I lave bt‘en niallpd- In th is list G resh ­
city
hall.
am m akes no sm all show ing w ith 1131
A cting upon a resolution adopted a t
| ca r ow ners, its n e a re st co m p etito rs
OUTLOOK SEEMS
BRIGHT SAYS TOWLE
D espite th e ad v an tag e of a heavier :
and m ore experienced team W est L inn
w as held to a sco reless tie by G resh- j
ani high school u n til th e last four j
m in u tes of play when W est Linn un- | D. E. Towle, m an ag er of the Co­
covered an unexpected pass and o p erativ e B erry G row ers, has a d ­
placed th e ball betw een G resham 's dressed th e follow ing le tte r to th e
goal posts for a touchdow n
West m em bers in w hich he gives his views
Linn kicked a perfect goal m aking th e ! of the fu tu re for b erry grow ing and
final score W est Lilin 7, G resham 0. I in stru c ts grow ers on th e ca re of th e ir
vinos. Mr. Tow lo says*
W ith the aid of a lighting Hue in I
which every m an on the G resham | “ Not being a prophet or the son of a
team sta rre d th e ir heavier o pponents I p r° p h et “ ,8 h ard ,o rv aJ 'h e fu tu re
*r o pponents , w lth a „ y dvgree of
-
| w ere tw ice held sco reless in the
j
will
give
you
w
hat
seem
s
to
be
th
e
i shadow of G resh am 's goal.
. outlook for th e next season in straw’-
! W est Linn w as only in d an g er once I b erry values
incr „ r
v
- P y r a u ine rais- berg a re both low er by m ore th a n 100
B ik
th e num ber of d irec to rs to ten 1 r»
1 •
when a long end ru n by S chenk and
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' We w ish to say the outlook seem s
th e plunging backfield put th e hall on
b rig h t. The old stocks as far as we
th e plan and ordered th e se c re ta ry to
T he se rre to rv ,,r .to»
| West L in n 's 5-yard line.
know a re all sold and th e m a rk e t Is
m e n t^ o t h i c o M t k e. Pr° PO8*d am end- as8^ » fn g 1924 lic e n s e s '™ November
The gam e w as hard fought th ro u g h ­
stro n g . Ineidently we a re paying one-
m ent to the constitu tio n and to issue 11
i n ««,. «...
out
and
G
resham
being
w
ithout
th
e
ir
» call fn»- ih „
i
14' ' 1 ca r ow n ers a re u rged to tile
h alf of one per cent per pound on last
held on D ecem ber 3.“ U w a r d e d *
' aPPH« tiOn8 “a rly aI“1 b elP “ void
s ta r h alf back. Lunday, believe had he
ras decided
bean In the lineup the score would y e a r's pool, and w ill he ready to close
was
ueciaeil the congestion at th e end of th e year.
th is year s pool ju st us soon as we get
to hold th e an n u a l m eeting in th e eve­
have been a different story.
New ta g s a re req u ired to be placed on
ning and a t th e city hall.
re tu rn s on th e la st carload th a t was
the c a rs Ja n u a ry 1, 1924.
1 his week F rid ay th e team goes to
shipped
to New York on October 15th.
P re sid en t L ew is announced th a t the
M ollala and the follow ing F rid ay to
D uring th e past ten y ears th e num ­
T he tim e req u ired is 30 days by w ater
sam e au d itin g com m ittee of la st year ber of licenses have Increased ten
Hood
River.
The
last
and
only
o
th
e
r
,nS
w ould be appointed to au d it th e 1923 fold. In 1914 th e re w ere 16,347 re g is­ th e outside) Voa” byCf lv e ^ e ™ X r 7t* th e T v Iré '''* <>U' * " ° ‘Ch 8nd 1>al,-v r«‘* «•" home gam e th is y ear will be played so this acco u n t should close up w ith ­
in a w eek or 10 days.
ac co u n ts and records. T his com m it­ tratio n s. T he m ost m arked in crease
T h anksgiving day ag ain st W oodburn
tee co n sists of A. J. K rueger. Tom w as du rin g th e p ast year.
As to th e best v arieties to grow we
! on S tap leto n held.
-’"I H ( EM ERY STORE
MAX JAILED EOR
K reu d er and Jo h n S leret.
th in k th e im proved “Oregon and
MAKES RESI' SHOWING
M arshall, all th in g s considered, would
CARRYING WEAPON ■ I E I I O \ I | \ n | ; | | | g
S e c re ta ry P u lfe r lias his reco rd s for Jl 'VEXII.E BAXD TO
be th e best to p lant. If you have any
th is y ea r carefu lly kept and up to
T he 20th C entury sto re of G resham
BE STARTER HERE
RE
SR,
I
II
AMERICA
B ert Benton was a rre ste d F riday
good p la n ts of these so rts to sell or if
date, show ing in detail th e receip ts
m ade th e best p ercen tag e of gain for | nig h t by M. M. S quire on th e road eas't
W. E. N ickerson, band in stru c to r four consecutive w eeks over th a t „r , ,,
Miss Mae Donley, who left h ere you w ish to p lan t of th ese kinds,
ro aa east
and expenses of th e fair. H is rep o rt
’ st ‘ y ear of an y of Gm t o ,
? t G resham and was given a h earin g about a yes
w ith th e M cDougal-Conn com pany of la
e a r ago to become head p lease let us know. P lan tin g can be
will be m ade to th e an n u a l m eeting,
i „
6 I P o rtlan d , has arra n g e d to s ta r t a Oregon
m ining cam p ho sp ital of done successfully even ut th is season
Brnoon. . T he
inform ation I | the South A m erican D evelonm ent of the year. Our stra w b e rrie s have
C O X T R W ’T R H I 1 V s « •» .
bund *" tlle Rrade sch ° o1 a t G resham ,
th e I ite rn a tio n a l S ales & P roduce
be com P °8ed o i ch ild ren of the com pany. T his is a m a tte r of p a rtic ­ » lu ig in g him w ith c a rry in g a eon- com pany o p era tin g n ear G uvaquil had a w ide d istrib u tio n th is year and
!• E E I 7 ( EM EX r M A EK I to
u p p e r g ra d e s
h h ’ X e * D a Z T ’ ; h re a te n ,n ‘ to kH1! E<1" ad<)r' h a ” "«•««>" - m e in .eresfin g th e re p o rts a re favorable except th a t
u la r sa tisfactio n to M dnager P. F.
h is wife, D aisy Benton, w as sw orn to l d escrip tio n s of life th e re to her aunt they contained m ore w ater and less
T he m eeting for o rg an izatio n has
To W illiam R. Beyker doubtless
Black, who has been in ch a rg e of the
been
set
for
next
M
onday
n
ig
h
t
in
the
M
r. Benton CUnntog‘“ m’ b r° thW o i
«t. C a ir . Miss D on.ey is su g a r th an usual, probably ow ing to
falls th e distinction of laying th e most
local sto re for about a year.
ru n n in g feet of new ly constru cted ce- I school au d ito riu m a t 7:30. Both boys
'
| wpR know n to m any In th is vicinity, the dool, dam p season, b ut aside from
A fe a tu re of th e business w hich Is of ‘
m ent sidew alk in G resham th e past and Klrls who have a desire to learn a
i t w as discovered at th e h ea rin g
whom her le tte r w ill be of special i th is th e q - u ality - of th
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e ____
pack — is ____
w ell _
g rea t In terest and benefit to th e m an ­
sum m er, he having built w alks for m usical in stru m e n t a re u rged to a t­ ag e rs is the w eekly m eetings in P o rt­ th at the alleged th re a t to kill w as In terest. T he cam p from w hich she ' ’’P<’ken of and should re su lt in rep eat
tend and b rin g th e ir p are n ts. S elec­
made w hile the B enton's w ere in j w rites is In th e foothills of the Andes I orilers n ex t year. We hulled and b a r-
n in e p ersons to ta lin g 1354 feet.
tion of in stru m e n ts w ill be m ade and land held every T uesday evening, M ashington and th e re fo re th e c h a rg e m o u n tain s and ls reached by a th ree- I rele<1 , h *8 y’‘a r 830 b arrels. Our best
T hose for whom Mr. B ecker has laid
|
w
hen
re
p
re
se
n
ta
tiv
e
s
of
ab
o
u
t
tw
enty
th e tim e of p ractice w ill be assigned.
had no w eight in th is state. He, h o w -| day jo u rn ey by b u rro , over a h ard |J u<lKnient is th a t stra w b e rry p lan tin g s
co n c rete w alks a re th e follow ing: The
Mr. N ickerson is a band in stru c to r of th e sto res w ithin easy reach of the
i should be Increased. We can supply
Cotton p ro p erty , co rn e r F ifth stre e t I of “ la rg e experience and teach es all city m eet for d in n er and re p o rts of ever, pleaded g u ilty to c a rry in g a con- R a il. Miss D onley w rites:
cealed
w
eapon,
a
heavy
au
to
m
atic
“Sunday
m
orning,
it
being
my
Sun-
,h e p la n ta'
and Hood avenue, 257 feet;
Mrs. band m stru m en ts. He has m ade a sales and co n stru c tiv e advice by th e
with a
H en g stler. c o rn e r F ifth s tre e t and specJalty of juvenlIe
“
Ur g en eral sales m an ag er. T he in te r ­ six-shooter being found on his person day off duty, tw o of the boys and I I "O ur fuel v en tu re ls m eeting
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n
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h
ere
a
re
h
ea
rty
response,
as
we
have
alread
y
R o b erts avenue 222 feet;
D. E. bands. W illiam A. M cDougall, w el ch an g e of ideas and th e social fellow ­
,
la " and “ " ne ° f 125 s tra ig ln " up In t»it“ ,Z ,“ '.n d n:„ o n ,g " t I P' H‘ ’‘d ° VPr 100 00rd8 ° f
“ "<> »«
Tow le co rn e r F ifth s tre e t and Main know n band lead,.r of P()rtla
w jn ship a re of m uch benefit to th o se who Tin’ i ’s
s te e p " We to,1B of coa*' T he Suparior
Rock
stre e t. 140 feet; R ichard Beadle, c o r - j be pre8en t w lth Mr N ickerson on ta k e p a rt and help to stim u la te th e ten davs t '| i " ' t ' t " ” COmmu,ed to lo n g er but not q u ite so
V
repre8ente(1 w ent bv Hie longer tra il.
W hen w e s Pr l ,|K8 coaI
» re h an dling ia giv-
n e r R oberts avenue and F ifth stree t, , Monday night.
best salesm an sh ip in th e stores. T hese b v r w
h> t . W. K irk of th e d istric t a tto rn e y ’s I
to Zaruma th e stre e ts ~ w
ere slnuil
287 fee t; Andrew’s on F ifth stre e t. 225
------sim
ply j Ing good satisfactio n . It b u rn s clean
T his Is considered a ra r e onnor- i " to r e 8 d ° a 8 t r , c t l y
non-delivery office.
. u . rch ,th, „ S a .. toVeaplaW
t»
ch
z
i
°
T h e y ™ '*nd B° ° d
m° 8t a " y Wnd *’f a
I n ito ln
M . I
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fee t; B ecker on F ifth stre e t, 115 feet; (u n ity for ch ild ren as th e in stru c tio n b u sin ess- a n ‘> d®P*nd for th e ir profits
T his w as th e first tim e In th e sever- w onderful people. They go to ch u rch " r rBnge “ n<1 ,s c h c u p c th an wood
S hipley 18 feet; R usher 60 feet and ls g | ven free ,t bej
n ecessarv only o n 'h e q uick tu rn o v er of goods.
Mrs. H ansen 30 feet.
| to provlde In8trum enf 8> arran g (fm^ ^
al y ears Jo h n Brown has been Justice ami th en come out to see who can be I ''HP‘'cially in the colder w eather. We
T he local sto re w as estab lish ed in
of th e peace th a t he lias had occasion ch eated th e w orst. N atives too poor ) llave not o rdered o u r second car yet
T he w alks laid by Mr. B ecker a re for w hich can easily be made.
A pril, 1922, in th e O sborne building,
to im pose a jail sentence.
p i a z r ^ s ’m d a T '11
h° Ur’
K”
" re 8O,d 0Ut and are w a,t,n « for
m ostly full w idth of seven feet and
w ith a co m p arativ ely sm all stock of
Mr. N ickerson th in k s th a t o u t of
give every evidence of being u nusually
Th«
„
i
(
t
,
o
rd
ers,
as it com es m uch ch eap er
school en ro llm en t of 300 o r m ore a goods, w hich has been in creased by
solid and durable.
EREAE
I’REETRYMEX
TR
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hand of a t least 30 pieces should be la rg e r g ro cery stocks, and th e ad d i­
M EET I IIERSDA Y EVEXIXG fain in th e ce n te r and th e re is h ardly ,h,> <ar to you'
P|t‘“ Ht‘ Place your
tion of feeds, u n til it packs th e sto re
developed d u rin g th e year.
THOMAS PITTS DIES
a spot to w alk, as the natives sit nil o rd er if you wish to try it.
to capacity.
A m eeting of poultrym en of th is m Z a w f u V S y o ie yveHrfis a w e'T h ese'
AT HOME IX PORTLAND E . RE R. SI TREATS GIVE
" W d a ls° h av " “ b a r«*“ n for
v icinity bus been called by the officers
EREAE
BRYS
.IRIX
REE1GIRES PREEEREXEE
T hom as P itts passed aw ay at his
of tlie Pacific C ooperative P o u ltry people a re a rtis ts when It com es to Becon<, h an ‘* b erry w ire if ordered
xa
tir
xa
l
e
r
a
te
r
xit
y
hom e on 82d stre e t. P o rtlan d , on Octo
P ro d u cers for T h u rsd ay evening of cu ttin g it up Into ch u n k s. T hey never ; —on. Now th a t the leaves have fallen
Out of 2218 stu d e n ts reg istered at
heard of "cu ts."
Meat is m eat to I frotn th e b erry eaneH no tim e should
b er 25, a fte r a long illness from tu th e U niversity of O regon th is y ear
J. W ilbur A ltm an of G resham and th is week at th e G resham g ran g e h all, J u n i. 1 hey sell beans, peas, rice and 'b e lost in g ettin g out th e old wood
b erculosis. H e lived for about four 1735 have expressed a relig io u s p re f­ A lbert C. Seidl of T ro u td ale a re m em ­ a t 8 o'clock, for th e purpose of ren e w ­ b an an as in g reat q u an tities n s w e l l «
...
woou.
° UJ th ° ° * <'ane8 < a re
y e a rs n ea r M abery sta tio n and on giv erence. w hich Is rep rese n ted by 26 b ers of T au Sigm a P hi, local f r a te r ­ ing 5-year c o n tra c ts w ith local g ro w ­ as lots of n ativ e su g ar, and some
cheese. Beno says th e cheese I k ho i Bbou’<* be used to keep the knife or
ing up his w ork th e re he w as a pa different creed s and denom inations.
nity, w hich has been g ra n te d Tau ers an d in te restin g th o se who are not stro n g they uwe it for stre e t clea n ers. hook reaI » h arp and the cu t should be
tle n t a t th e P o rtla n d san ita riu m for
Of those ex p ressin g a religious p ref­ c h a p te r of T au K appa E psilon, n a t­ m em bers in th e project. E. J. Dixon, hut I know they don’t use stre e t clean- j a long sla n tin g one to p rev en t in jury
six m onths. He leaves his wife, Mrs erence, 435 are P re sb y te ria n s; 285 ional fra te rn ity .
T his w ill be th e m an ag er of th e P o rtlan d office of th e ers of any kind
to th e roots.
A lice P itts, five sons, Joseph, Gordon M ethodists; 187 C h ristian s; 168 E pis- eig h teen th n atio n al on th e cam pus.
o rg an izatio n , will be th ere. A. R.
"W e w alked th ro u g h th e plaza a
"In n ex t w eek's pap er we will give
B ern ard , P aul and L aw rence, and tw o copalfons; 135 C ath o lics; 90 C hris
Lym
an
is
a
d
irec
to
r
of
th
e
concern.
w hile and bought a few th in g s and
T au K appa E psilon w as founded at
d au g h ters, Mrs. S tella Vedder of tin S cie n tists; 87 B a p tists; 86 Con- Illin o is W esleyan U niversity In 1899.
Many local poultrym en belong to decided to elbow o u r way th ro u g h the you th e best inform ation we can us to
m ass of d irty people to an old native
G resham and Mrs. Cora M eekers of g re g a tio n a lists; 50 L u th e ra n s;
18 Tau c h a p te r of “T ehe" is th e second th is association, w hich is one of five jew eler to o rd e r some sliver sp u rs th e fu tu re of th e cane berries."
Salem.
U n ita rian s; 12 Je w ish ; 7 E v an g eli­ ch a p te r w est of Iowa, th e o th e r ch a p ­ such large o rg an izatio n s on th e P a ­ We w ere w alking in the m iddle of the
c a l; 5 United B re th re n ; 4 F rie n d s; 4 te r being at th e U niversity of C ali­ cific co ast w hich have banded to g eth er n arro w cobble stre e t when som ething CHIEKEX DIXXEK AXD
SALE WEDNESDAY EYE.
CHICKEN DAMAGE SKIT
\ a t t e r Day S ain ts; 2 U n lv ersallsts; fornia. In sta lla tio n will ta k e place and w hich have a New York selling In th e m ost aw ful little sto re «aught
SETTLED RET RE ERI RT 2 E th ical C u ltu rists, and one each of C h ristm as vacation.
i agent w orking for th e ir in te rests. T he my eye w hich m ade my h e a rt Jump.
A chicken d in n er will be served by
J Pacific C ooperative num bers about It proved to be only a sack of flour
the follow ing:
G reek
O rthodox.
b ut It -----
-
Tau Sigm a Phi w as founded in De-
w as *------•
from th e Crown
MIIHng Ith e la d le s ' Aid of th e Zion E vangeli-
T he dam age su it rec en tly filed in
C hurch of God, C hurch of T ru th , New em ber. 1921» at P oling h all. It had i «00 mem Iters in th e vicinity of P o rt­ com pany, P o rtlan d , Oregon. It su re- cal ch u rch a t the g ran g e hall on
ju stic e c o u rt by Mrs. Ivor D avidson
T hought, S ilv aist, M in n e ap o lis The- 10 m em bers and w as know n as Des- land. Its office and w areh o u se is at
a g a in st B ert E. Bolce, involving the
C 3»
«.
| E ast W ashington and E ast T hird.
osophist and one S o laran ite.
hutes club. It moved to Its p resen t
and J they said th ey th o ‘ u g h t I ha,1 dis^ I a “ fte
ft*r r w
Wh,Ch
hich a “ program and am u se­
k illin g of Mrs. D avidson's chickens by
Only one m an declared th a t he w as location in Ja n u a ry , 1922, and received
covered th e Inca tre a su re s. I looked m ents will be given. T he program
Mr. Boice's dog. w as settled out of
AotJce fo Autolsts.
an individualist. T he s ta tistic s w ere its local c h a rte r in S eptem ber, 1922.
so happy. Also they said they thought will co n sist of m usic and readings,
c o u rt to th e sa tisfac tio n of all con­
Any
person
p
ark
in
g
In
fro
n
t
of
com piled by a Joint effort of th e ca m ­
th ey would have to buy It for me be­ am ong th e nu m b ers being tw o by the
cerned. T he case w as filed before
T he P eoples' B arg ain co u n ter. See ‘
P 'UK WRI be fin e d
fo re I would re tu rn to cam p. Any­
pus Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
the w ant ads
Ju d g e Brow n ea rly in O ctober. W al-
w ay, for a m inute I did think I was L uscher B ro th ers q u a rte t of Fairview ,
G. A. COX. M arshal.
hom e J u s t th in k how far It" had""to I a " d 8 p,ano 8,,l<’ by Mr*- ’«ntes Hterl-
d em ar Seton w as atto rn ey fo r the
ome to sit In th e front door of a dingy ' *,IK and MrH- Clyde Kuegg. A sale of
plaintiff and Alf. O. Nelson for th e de­
little shop way up 61)0« feel on a hill I fancy and useful a rtic le s will be held
fendant.
Yon 'should seenJh,.‘ RICH- C“ n ” ',y “ "j
ey#D,n«> h’ R" -
" â â â s â s l s â s æ •-
«
E f VV
FREE METHODISTS TO
(’RXTIXEE MEETINGS
T he special services of the F ree
M ethodist ch u rch have been an n o u n c­
ed to contin u e th ro u g h o u t th is week,
w ith th e Rev. F ra n k Dawson in ch arg e
and w ith E vangelists B oicourt and
w ife assistin g . C ottage p ray e r m eet­
ings w ill be held each afternoon a t 2
o'clock. All a re cordlallyy invited to
atten d th ese services.
Honesty’« Reward.
"A’essuh. I's done proved dat h on­
esty is de best policy a fte r a ll.”
"H ow ?" dem anded his friend.
"You rem em bers d at daw g d a t I
to o k ?”
"S hore, I rem em bers."
“Well. suh. I trie s fo' tw o w hole days
to sell dat daw g and nobody offers
m o r'n a dollab. So, like an honest
m an. I goes to de lady dat ow ned him
a' she gives me 13.50."
HER!
See th e w om an w ith 100 pockets.
E vening of F riday. Nov. 23 —Adv
" I f s In terestin g to see some of th e "
« o b b le s
In
H i.,
( o a l! ( o a l! ( o a l!
F or coal see B urten W alrad, G resh­
am . phone 1411.
Money to loan on real estate Farm
loans a t 6 p er c e n t B. W. T horne.—
A Want Ad w ill tel) what you d«
not need and get what you do need.
Som e
of
Ht 2:80 oclot:k
th e !
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la rg e r ones have g re a t holes worn in
TIRES
them Where th e natives grind th e ir
Before buying tire s see th e 30x3%
corn. Im agine ee :ng any of It a fte r c,,r<* *Ire g u aran teed >10.50.
being grond w here hundred» of anl
Vulcanizing, all work g u aran teed
m ala have trodden
|< | b at P t„ ea,
BEN TLEY'S T IR E SHOP,
a fte r th ese people as m uch as Hfter
Main S treet, G resham
the m ules.
i " I t seem s h ard ly possible th a t it Is
( OMIX« EVE ATS.
| ab o u t a year ago since I went to C ali­
A m erican
I.eglon-A uxlllary Joint
f o r n i a , en ro u te to th is place it seem s
Just yesterday. Tim e has a funny wayc1 tn«‘»'tlng at g ran g e hall Monday eve-
of (lying down here, faste r th an any nlng, November 12
w here else.
,
,
.
T h ere Is a revolution set for th e ,
da,1C'’ T h 8 '‘kl'K R| nK
ISth of th is m onth. D oesn't It Hound , V**
q u eer to say th a t a revolution Is s e t
W. C. T. U. social and en tertain m en t
for any c e rta in d ate? it's preslden- 1 November 23.
l ’»n' , 7 n , X . r s o m e Hhaven<t7. be
1 . 2 X
; ” '' " h ? “"
¡off to p ut a man In th e c h a ir Th. v
" and
Nn*- E
had an aw ful one la st Novem ber In
-November 9, High school gym nasi-
G uyaquil.
H ow ever, they seldom ,,m ' K ilbourne o rc h e stra l q u in te tte
b o th er o ut h ere .”
stu d e n t body.
Bazaar
CHICKEN DINNER
Program
Gresham Grange Hall
Window Cleunfng
F or ex p e rt window cleaning see 8.
T ajim a, o r leave o rd ers with John
Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
s tr e e t.
Wednesday, November 7
Ladies Aid of Zion E van gelical Church
Dinner from ¿ :3 0 to S. *
Wen«.
Chicken
G ravy
Maahed P otatoes
Cream ed Peas
Cabbage Salad
Jelly
P ickles
Celery
Buns and Bread
Coffee
I’am pkln Pie with W hipped Cream
a plate.
Sale begins at 2:30.
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