T W IC E
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. IS, NG. SS
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
OPEN SEPTEMBER 8
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
JOHN 11. SH A R P DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
TUESDAY,
SEPTEM BER
OUTING AT RAINIER PARK
REVEALS NATURE’S WONDERS
I
1U25
Swims “U. S. Channel”]
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
S1.50 Per Year
MRS. JAMES H.HOSS
IS LAID TO REST
D eath has again invaded th e ran k s
of G resham resid en ts, ta k in g from the
m idst of activ ities a m ost resp ected
T he high school com m ences next tow nsm an, Jo h n Hugh S h arp who died
W onderful are th e p ossibilities of | re a rin g its g rea t snow cap into th e
T he com m unity was g rea tly shocked
T uesday, S eptem ber 8 and from r e a t th e fam ily residence on R oberts
p o rts th e re is likely to be an increased avenue Sunday at about 12:30 p m th e autom obile in elim in atin g d istan ce i blue azu re or cloud re a lm - to a height
to learn of th e sudden death of Mrs.
attendance. P re p a ra tio n fo r th is in- Mr s h a r P- who w as 72 y ea rs of age and m aking av ailab le th e scenes of of 14.40S feet.
J. H. H ors on S atu rd ay evening,
peaks.
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H ere UncIe gam
who ow ns and
w hich occu rred sh o rtly a fte r she su f
cre a se has been m ade by finishing two th e te n th of A ugust, has been in poor o u r m ajestic snow -capped
fered a stro k e ef apoplexy. A lthough
tine of th e g re a te st of th ese is controls th is w onderland of 18 sq u are
new classroom s, w idening the hallw ay h ealth for about a year but has been
she has been in som ew hat feeble
on the m ain floor and p lacing e x tra able to atten d to th e o rd in ary ro u tin e Mt. R ainier, w hich may now be reach - j m iles, has provided everv Convenience
of work. H is la st Illness had extend ed from G resham by a d ay s’ drive over to be desired for th e two hundred
h ealth for several years, she seemed
se ats in th e assem bly room.
ed
over
a
period
of
b
ut
tw
o
days
and
to be as w ell as usual, and was p a r
som
e
of
the
finest
highw
ays
in
th
e
thousand
people
who
w
ill
visit
th
e
Com mence F ir s t Day
west.
tic u la rly ch eerfu l and happy on S at
p ark th is year, from sim ple b u t u n
P rin c ip a l R. E. Cannon w ants to death w as due to h em o rrh ag es of th e
urday. H er final illn ess lasted not
T he ed ito r has ju s t enjoyed two days excelled cam ping privileges to lux- ,
u rg e every stu d e n t to s ta r t school on stom ach. T he deceased w as born in
I m ore th an h alf an h o u r and was so
F or the
th e opening day in order to secure O gdensburg, New York and th e fam ily of th is m arvelous scen ery and know s urio u s hotel privileges.
b rief th a t all th e m em bers of h er fam
know ledge w ith referen ce to the size cam e th re e and a h a lf y ea rs ago to w hereof he speaks. T he im m ediate cam p ers th e re ’s everything any mod- |
ily w ere unable to reach h er side.
of classes as w ell as for th e stu d e n t G resham from Newberg, Oregon. F or effect is like th a t of a very hungry ern au to cam p fu rn ish es, including
H erb ert w as in P o rtlan d and H elen a t
to get his p roper book lists, com m ence over 40 y ea rs Mr. S h arp had been a person eating a h ea rty m eal. H e is furnished ten t houses, kitchens, lau n
m
em
ber
of
th
e
Odd
Fellow
lodge.
He
Oswego
and did not reach here until
too
fu
ll
to
te
ll
m
uch
about
it.
The
dry and show ers, all at reaso n ab le
w ith the first assignm ent, etc. It is
a fte r th e ir m o th er's death.
ce rtain ly a m istake for a stu d e n t to is survived by his widow. Mrs. H attie scenes a re so stu p en d o u s as to be a l prices. Of course, all privileges are
F u n eral services w ere held ln the
believe he can en ter school a w eek B. S h arp and four ch ild ren , F ra n k L. m ost in to x icatin g to th e m ind, es fu rn ish ed w ith re n ta l of te n ts or use
of P o rtlan d and E lsa M.. G ladys B. pecially if one trie s to absorb m uch of of cam p grounds.
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h on Mon
la te and not be handicapped.
and M illard A., of G resham .
it in so sh o rt a tim e.
day aftern o o n , w hich w ere attended
H ere th e h ik er and m ountain clim b
New F aces in F aculty
T
he
fu
n
eral
w
ill
be
conducted
on
by a larg e n um ber of sorrow ing
In th e p a rty leaving h ere F rid a y er and n a tu re lover can revel to his
T h ere w ill be five new te ac h ers
frien d s and relativ es. T he serm on
th is year. L yle R. Mason succeeds T h u rsd ay aftern o o n at 2 o’clock from m orning and re tu rn in g Monday eve or h er h e a r t’s content. T h ere are
was by Dr. Chas. W. H uett. who w as
Miss Rice in th e com m ercial d e p a rt th e B ap tist ch u rch , w ith in te rm e n t in n ing w ere Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair, w onderful hikes of from a m ile to ten
Mt.
Scott
cem
etery.
It
has
been
a
r
assisted
by I)r. A. Thom pson, who
and
d
au
g
h
ter
M
argaret,
Miss
Em
m
a
B.
or tw elve. B eauties and m arv els of
m ent. Miss Rice w as m a rrie d last
ran g ed for th e Odd Fellow s to tak e Jo h n so n and Miss S arah Dotson.
rend th e 90th P salm and paid a tr ib
spring.
n atu re a re galore— glaciers, ice caves,
ute to Mrs. H oss as a friend and
C larence W. K ru g er w ill ac t as charg e of th e serv ice a t th e grave.
T he drive is easily m ade in ten to canyons, lakes, m ountain stream s,
neighbor. He spoke of h er as an a f
in stru c to r in science and w ill handle F u n eral arra n g e m e n ts are in ch arg e tw elve hours, allow ing for th e neces falls, rocky pin n acles and broad
of J. E. Metzger.
fectio n ate w ife and m o th er and a kind
hoys’ physical education and coaching.
sa ry stops, and ta k es one over th e flowered fields.
Lillian Cannon of Baltimore,
and th o u g h tfu l neighbor. Miss G er
He succeeds E a rl S hafer who goes to
Pacific highw ay th ro u g h or close to
Someone has w ritte n about it call- i starting from Washington, swam
tru d e A lexander sang "T h e Lord Is
Service Station Prepares for
H arv ard to com plete a law course.
Tacom a and over th e paved highw ay ing it "O ur G reatest M ountain.” W h at
Chesapeake Bay—24 miles in 11
My S hepherd." " Je su s Lover of My
Prowlers.
hours,
combatting
strong
winds
and
E lizabeth P a rk e r w ill teach E nglish
to th e en tra n ce to th e R ain ier N ation ever m ay be said of Y ellow stone or
S oul” and "N earer My God to T hee"
tide. George Lake started with her
and handle w orld histo ry and w orld
"S afety F ir s t’’ is to be th e w atch- al P ark , from T acom a about 57 m iles. Y osem ite or G lacier, or oth er n ational
but
was
forced
to
give
up.
Lillian
w
ere sung by a q u a rte t com posed of
geography. T hese su b jects w ill be w’ord of th e Tw elve-M ile S ervice s ta From th e e n tra n c e to L ongm ire, th e I p ark s, th e R ain ier n atio n al p ark cer-
is the first woman to swim the
C. E. R usher. Miss A lexander, Mrs. E.
new in the high schools for th e firs t tion from th is tim e on. E. H. Ruep- location of th e N ational P a rk Inn, is ta in ly p rese n ts a pan o ram a of na-
bay.
W. A ylsw orth and L eslie W alrad,
tim e th is year and a re su b stitu te d for pell, th e p ro p rie to r, says th a t an y one six and a h alf m iles and th en ce to f a r e ’s m arv els u n su rp assed . And It
w
ith Amy Cooper a t th e piano. The
p
u
ttin
g
in
late
h
o
u
rs
around
th
e
fill
an c ie n t histo ry and m edieval and
P arad ise Inn, th e p ara m o u n t m o u n is said th is one w ill su rp ass all o th ers QUICKSALL FAMILY HAS
p a llb ea re rs w ere O scar Johnson, A. J.
m odern history.
She is an e x tra ing statio n a fte r closing tim e does so ta in reso rt, is ap p ro x im ately 13 m iles th is y ear in atten d an ce.
DELIGHTFUL OUTING W. Brow n, C. M. H arriso n , S. S.
teach er.
at his own risk , as th ey keep a loaded by au to road, b u t a little less th an six
It co sts $2.50 to drive into th e park.
.
.
.
i Thom pson, M. D. K ern and W. A.
Miss P o rtia K idw ell w ill teach gun handy. An en terp risin g b u rg la r by tra il.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Q uicksall and MacK#ng,e
T his is to help pay for th e road, th e
F u n eral a rran g e m en ts
E n g lish and public speaking.
Miss visited th e sta tio n T h u rsd ay a t 2 a. m..
T he au to road into th e p a rk is a a ttra c tio n s a re free. T he hotels are tw o ch ild ren a re back f r o m , m o st e n - w ere
th e h an „ 8 of j E
pr
K idw ell succeeds Miss M ary Jew ell, but he failed to reckon w ith his host. m arvel of co n stru ctio n w ith its tu rn s,
Mf. Svott cem et
leased b ut th e governm ent ow ns and joyab.e 10-day tr ip to th e Oregon In t«.rlnent w a„
w ho h as accepted a position a t Bend, I t is n ot know n definitely w h eth er he loops and sw itchbacks, m ounting from
m ain tain s th e buildings, g rounds and caves, C rater L ake, Bandon beach and w h er„ the bo(ly wa8 te n „ er]
Oregon.
w anted a sp a re tire or w as afflicted an elevation of 2000 feet a t th e en
a „ ahun(Iance of beau .
im provem ents and you'll have to hand a stay of a sh o rt tim e In th e city of aw ay
K enneth F en d all w ill han d le ag ri- w ith a sudden th irs t w hich m ight be tra n c e to 5557 at its end w here th e
)Kg ()f ,ov
it to your uncle Sam uel for th e c le a n A shland By th e way, when It com es tlful flow er„
c u ltu re under th e S m ith-H ughes plan quenched in th e confectionery d ep art- m ountain sp read s out in its snow y
liness and good o rd er m aintained and b ’ n T ’n 7 7 / 8ham ’( y,OU W‘" h “ Ve ,o b le n d s. A num ber of G resham busi-
and succeeds G. K. Je n n e r, who has m ent of th e sta tio n or w h eth er he g ran d e u r, w ith m any of its 28 g laciers
,Hl l
\ 9C,’° 01 0088 " OU8" 8 wprp cl° 8pd -">'•">« ‘he
convenience, com fort and safety p ro ir in c h . ? ‘ e r
accepted a position a t M olalla.
wished to a ssist in counting up th e seem ingly only a few step s aw ay and
P rincipal to do th e w ork up brow n. fu n e ra , a „ „ m ark of r
vided.
C hanges in B uilding
j day 8 receipts. At an y ra te he m ade
w h ile it w as not told officially, when
T he seating cap acity of th e a u d i-1 80 m uch noise in tryinK th e v ario u s FORMER WISCONSIN FOLK
l1G h<ijj j
Mary E lizabeth
M cCracken was
B. A. R. HELI’S BACK
HELD ANNUAL 1‘IUNIU
to riu m has been in creased by 28. j w lndow s of th e place and in ra isin g a
TH E ALL-OREGON EXPO. from , he replied, "from th e only ¡own b° rh Ju n e 10’ 1856’ in HUnois. sh e
T his crow ds th e assem bly room b u t is window ln th e confectionery k itchen
In Oregon b etter th a n A shland. , was
. , am ong th e youngest of her par-
Sunday m arked th e occasion ‘of th e
ch ild ren and has b u t one sur-
th e best ara n g em e n t th a t can be m ade ' tlla t *t woke \ irgil Langley, sleeping
S tate ch a p te rs of th e D au g h ters of If th a t isn 't diplom acy, th en nam e i t . ' ®
W isconsin
reu n io n the A m erican Revolution a re w orking W hile In the so u th ern Oregon city he V*V° r amonK *"'r b ro th ers and sisters,
u n d er th e circu m stan ces and th e size ’ UP fda*r8- w ho frig h ten ed th e one or G ran t county
w hich is an an n u al event, th e last on plans to raise $1000 w hich th e o r- visited w ith old frien d s, Mr. and Mrs. M' 8' R' M M cBrlde> of Atwood, K an-
of th e room. T he low er h allw ay has j m ore in tru d e rs aw ay.
S unday in A ugust, a t th e hom e of
nization bas pledged to th e A ll-O re- I. N. L. S h rin e r, and he says th e old I
IU h er chlldhood hpr p are n ts
been widened to allow b etter locker
W. R. Jo hnson, on e-fo u rth m ile east gon 1925 E xposition to be held at th e couple is very com fortable and happy I n’ovpd to K ansas w here she grew to
room space apd tr a n s it from and to
P ow er < om pany Sets New Poles,
Sam P o rtlan d civic auditorium Oct. 5-10.
W hile a t th e S h rin e r hom e they had womanhood-
She was m arried to
class room s. Two new classroom s
T he P o rtlan d E le ctric Pow er com- 1 of the Tw elve-m ile co rn er.
B
laine
and
fam
ily
of
Boise,
Idaho
______
____
.
T
he
exposition
w
hich
is
given
to
I
th
e
p
le
asu
re
of
picking
alm
onds
from
I
',aniPS
H-
H
oss
a t Sunnydale, K ansas
have been finished in th e old gym - | pan y is rig h t on th e job as u su al im-1
nasium . One w as needed la st year Proving th e lines and rep lacin g w orn w ere amonK those p resen t from a i prom ote the cause of a r t and beauty, i a tre e grow ing in th e ir yard. Mr
A,,rl1 10, 18‘9’ * fye ch ild ren w ere
b u t a teach er w as shifted from one «Ut or defective poling w ith new , dl8tancP
Mr- B laine is a b ro th er of and exploit Oregon products. Is for th e I Q uicksall re p o rts th a t w ork has now ,
th ‘S U,‘‘On’ ° " e ° f w " om ’
I Jam M M-. died in iniancy. T hose-sur-
room to an o th er to accom m odate th e thereby in su rin g th e safety of em - tllP Kovernor of W isconsin and gave benefit of th e proposed F ine A rts begun on th e norm al school a t
natioifal guard. T his year th e room s ! Ployes and o th ers.
T he com pany has a " p n ,p rta i" l"K ta lk d u rin g th e prog building at th e U niversity of Oregon. land, th e city d o n atin g 26 acres to be vlvlnK arP A nna M ” H e rb e rt IL, F red -
an d ,H ele n M. Hoss.
T he D. A. R. w as one of th e first o r- used ns location and cam pus of th e prick
a
crew
of
15
men
at
w ork se ttin g new ress of th e day’s festivities. There
a re necessary and have been finished.
^ r " a,ld Mrs. H oss cam e to Oregon
T he gym nasium has a new ceiling. tro lle y poles, th a t w ork being now j w pre m any p resen t from P o rtlan d , [ g anizations to pledge aid to th e expo- school. T he Q ulcksalls drove to w ith-
T his w as n ecessary or additional r a d i - 1 centered at Boring, w here high ten - 80me trnm *’orpst G rove and o th e r .¡tion. One sta te c h a p te r will be asked In 15 m iles of th e C alifornia line. Con- in 1890- T,,py m ade th e ir home at
ation would be required to h e a t same. 8ion linps above th e tro lle y lines a re ®u rro u n d ing tow ns. T hose atten d in g to ta k e ch a rg e of the I). A. R. booth stru c tlo n w ork Is going forw ard on vario u s tim es In P o rtlan d . V ancouver,
the new R oosevelt highw ay, hut as W ashington and Pow ell Valley, living
T he acoustics have been im proved being in stalled , in addition to th e from G resham w ere Mr. and Mrs. i one day d u rin g th e exposition.
(hey w ere w arned of th e poor condi- | ,n encb P|ace for sev eral years. They
and it is felt any audience in th e fu- ’ w ork of settin g th e new poles. A O rville E astm an , Mrs. C ora W alker
B
an
l.lves
Longer.
tu re w ill not su ffer from lack of heat. J crew of ten men began th e w ork of and d a«Khter Miss Alice W alker, Mrs.
(Ion of th e roads, th ey did not attem p t ,;#nw
G resham 25 y ears ago, and
All over th e United S tates the aver
A dditional rad iatio n w ill be added if fram ing poles a t G resham yesterd ay . J "
, ” neS
8or* Rob‘ r t’
age age of m an is increasing,
to visit the cities on th is route. They have lived for 2u y ea rs in th e p rese n t
th e ceiling does not solve th e heatin g ’ T hls w ork of se ttin g and fram in g
lpl<lhouse, Mrs. M artha F ield-
E very y ear saved in ad u lt life | « re a d y enjoyed tlx - trip to the caves fam ily home. W herever she has lived
,
.
__ .
n n ilS P
n n tl
o n /i
V m
z l
I
— „
problem
poles
w ill
be continued all along th e i bouse
and Mr- and
M rs- f Ed
Lem
ing,
m eans an in c re ase in the n atio n ’s and C rater L ake and th e ir view of the
H oss hns won ns her friends all
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ocean at Bandon was fine. The co u rs who knew h er, because of her .q u iet,
Jam es Bechill, G. F. H artenhoff, Eu- untl1 ,h e en tire d istan ce sh all h av e | J(|ft „ "
<h
*“ th e 8,atp °f New York the a v e r es of th rep riv ers, th e U mpqua, Co u nassum ing ways, h er unselfishness
quille and th e Rogue w ere followed and her th o u g h tfu ln ess for oth ers. She
se n e W elling, Mr. W ihlon and o th e rs been covered. T he poles a re 50 and 100 or m ore guests p rese n t being ac- agf. age h a„ rise n from 24 y ea rs
th e high school is to have a splendid 6" fppt *“ h eig h t and c a rry a voltage q uainted w ith each o th er. A basket 1840 to 30 years now. T his m eans along th e Pacific highw ay and tak en w as devoted to her husband and ch il
new flag pole. It will stand 92 feet of
also 60,000 a lte rn a tin g cu r- d in n er w as p arta k en of a t th e noon ll,at com m on sense, science and good In all, th e trip was one th a t could w ell d ren and kind to h er neighbors. She
hour.
j d octors have added six years to the be d uplicated by any one w ishing an was raised in th e United P re sb y teria n
and w ill support a new A m erican flag. rent. Tills change w as im p erativ e as
_______________ av erag e ag e of every individual.
some of th e poles had been in place
u n u su ally In terestin g to u r of th e ir ch u rch , in w hich she lived un til afte r
Ljceuin Course
Money to loan od real estate. Farm
W h a t you w a n t, w hen you w a n t 1' state.
com ing to O resham . when she united
Some 20 responsible citizens in for over 20 years.
loans at 6 per cent. I’ W T horne
as you w a n t i t — W a n t ad it
with th e M ethodist Episcopal church.
G resham have sponsored a lyceum
H er life in hom e and ch u rch w as ex
co u rse w hich w ill he given in th e '
A dditional Locals
By A. B. CHAPIN
em p lary and her influence, though ex
APROPOS OF LABOR D AY
high school assem bly room or gym- j
nasium . T he firs t num ber w ill occur i
P u b lish e r E E. Brodie of th e O re erted quietly, was yet deep and far
in Novem ber and one of the w orld's
gon City E n te rp rise w as an Outlook reaching.
W cwem — AÄ19« »
B t EIKE, l AO i CS j STP iks !
leading lyceum m en will be here. T he 1
ca lle r on S atu rd ay . Mr. B rodie w as
WE OEIWAND ONE
The Itailie Miracle.
NO MORE EVENING-
C ook less pay
co urse w ill cost p rac tica lly $500 and
our m in ister to Slam u n til recen tly
D i S h WA9HIIVG- while
T he w orld haH never know n such
PER.
WEEK
Qwe MEM UAJF TUEIft UMlOMS----
th e su p p o rt of everyone will be n e e d - 1
and is now devoting him self to his a m iracle as th e m iracle of th e radio.
P a pfrvses the ( mpein -
V IH Y C A M ’T W E
ed to p u t th is over su ccessfully in
n ew sp ap er w hich Is issued dally and And no man living know s w hat radio
TH E Y WAVE TH EIR BK?HT HOUR DAY
a financial way.
weekly.
and moving p ic tu res com bined are
AND TIME AN DA HALF OVER. T IM E — f
Board and Room W anted
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Y ager and d au g h destined to do for education.
W
6
HAVE t lX T E E M HOURS A DAY, AND ’
S tu d en ts are m aking req u e sts to
te r Je an left S unday for a m o n th ’s
As ra ilro a d s shortened m en's Jour
A TERRIBLE TIME ANDA HALF TO
w ork for th e ir board and room and
visit w ith frien d s and relativ es in neys,
and
te leg rap h y
sh ortened
ffET A ny PAY — » »
te a c h e rs a re seeking places to stay
Ohio, New York and o th e r e a ste rn tran sm issio n of m essages, so radio
UP,
fellovj housekeepers
stand lófftTsEn--
for th e com ing year. Call 1961 from
places. D uring th e absence of Mr. and moving p ic tu res will m ake s h o rt
L E T 'S ORG-AMI2E ------- •
8 a. m. to 5 p. m. for fu rth e r in fo rm
Y ager from the w ork of th e P o rtlan d er by m ore th a n n in e-ten th s th e Jour
ney alo n g th e tíre sem e road of know l
ation.
E lectric com pany at L lnnem an station edge.
his place will be filled by P. A. Adams
MacM illan, 3,700 m iles aw ay in th e
Dr. Johnson Injured In Aulo Spill.
of P o rtla n d and th e G resham depot A rctic Ice, is called up and In te r
Dr. H. C. Joh n so n Is w earing a
w ork w ill be tak en c a re of by J. v . viewed by radio, an sw erin g th e A sso
black eye w hich w as never m eant for
ciated P re ss q u estio n s w ith his own
Cogswell.
b ro ad castin g ap p a ratu s.
him. in addition to being m ore or less j
L ater, when lie s ta rts flying, Mac
V erne Cole, a tru c k d riv er for th e
b ruised and shaken up w hen he w as i
Millan will be able to an sw er q u e s
j
L
u
n
d
q
u
ist
tru
ck
in
g
service,
retu
rn
ed
pinned under his C hevrolet a m ile east j
tions by raillo w hile in flight.
j to O resham M onday evening accom
of th e Tw elve-M ile house S unday eve- i
If m en can do th a t now. how soon
panied by his bride, who un til A ugust will they ta lk th ro u g h th e eth er to
ning as he was headed tow ard O resh- 1
I 25 w as Miss A nna H alfo rsen of H ills th o se cosm ic flying m achines, th e
am. In addition to considerably dam - '
boro. A fter th e ir w edding they w ent p lan ets, floating in space?
aging his physique, his auto su stain ed ,
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W hitehead addition and will begin deep.
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•iff. th e dam ages am ounting to ap p ro x
w t D em and v . at m o v ie î
housekeeping at once.
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im ately $200. A big m achine h earing ,
á i 'D '.ess parloo . Dcmv fW)
Window ('lean in g
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me I p o r ex p e rt window clean in g see 8.
Miss Rica A nderson, who
a C alifornia "license approached him 1
years ago w as loeal re p o rte r for the £*Jltna- o r ,Pave o rd er" wHh John
from th e w est and ju st as th e tw o m et, j
Brown, G resham , phone 2501.
Outlook, w as a c a lle r on th e office
a light F ord d irectly behind th e larg e i
force Monday. Hhe goes soon to A s
e a r essayed to pass th e one in fro n t ,
to ria to resum e h er w ork as teach er
of it and to avoid a d irect collision ;
IT WILL PAY.
in th e schools, w here she has been
with th e Ford, Jo hnson took to th e 1
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em ployed for sev eral years. She has
•litch. T he F ord sped m e rrily on Its
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and read th e W ant Ada.
w lv but th e C alifornia ca r stopped I
rec en tly retu rn ed from a C alifornia
trip.
and assisted in p u llin g .th e In jured I
T h e re ’s a ra ft of them th is time.
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man from beneath his m achine and j
E very one should have your no
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m achine
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F or t am ping and P icnics
G resham
Some offer exceptional chances.
N ickerson Jellied chicken Is m ost
convenient
Steam p re ssu re cooked
Chicken Dinner«.
Some w ill s u rp rise you.
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Special chicken d in n er every W ed
Give them th e tw ice over then
nesday noon u n til fu rth e r notice. I
G h a P im
B usiness Is bu ilt on ad v ertisin g ;
your telephone.
P rice 5kc. W ithrow '« R eaU uranL —Ad.
buying is encouraged by ad v ertisin g ;
th e public Is benefited by advertisng.