TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
GKESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OKKOON, TUESDAY, OCT<
il.ä ü Per Year
Temperance Women
Open State Meeting
WELCOME TO WHITE RIBBONERS
GROWTH OF TEMPERAME.
Civil War Veteran
Answers Last Call
G resham is honored in being the
seat of th e 43d an n u al convention
of th e Oregon W om an's C hristian
The 43d ann u al convention of the
ou are with us from every city and hamlet of our
T em perance Unton, th e opening
Oregon W om an’s C hristian T em
fair state.
session of which w as held thi
peran ce Union m et this m orning at
F u n eral services w ere held at the
forenoon. This is the first ttrtie In
10 o’clock at the M ethodist church,
Vou represent the highest ideals .of personal purity
the history of the com m unity that B aptist church Sunday afternoon
about 50 of th e 150 or 200 dele
a sta te convention of any kind has for th e late Thom as C inder, fo r
and temperance and civic righteousness.
g ates expected being p resent at the
made th is its m eeting place, and merly a resident of G resham , who
opening hour. Ideal w eather p re
A ou have been during the past 50 years one of the
the honor is appreciated, not only died In H illsboro T hursday, Octo
vails today w ith ju st enough breeze
ber 14, at th e age of 86 years, 9
by those directly in terested in th
most potent factors in bringing freedom from the curse
s tirrin g to set into m otion the nu
organization, hut by th e business m onths and 29 days. He was m a r
of
the
saloon.
m erous flags and banners which
ried in 1S5S to Miss Nancy S hel
men and the citizens in g eneral
are fluttering in honor of the im
The movement of w hich the burn who preceded him In death in
Vou
represent
the
broad
spirit
of
the
Master
in
p o rta n t g ath erin g which has chos
W omen’s C h ristian T em perance November of 1910. The rem ains of
en G resham as its 1926 meeting
your condemnation of sin with charity for the sinner.
I nion is an outgrow th was the the two are now lying side by side
place
The
W om ans C rusade which sp ran g up in th e G resham cem etery-
^ou
are
the
mothers
and
sisters
of
men,
ever
ap
An official board m eeting and an
in Ohio in 1873 when, suddenly, as most of th e ir m arried life w as
pealing to the better convictions within us, teaching the
executive m eeting occupied the
if moved by a comn. u im pulse, the spent in the sta te of Iowa, but they
early hou rs of the forenoon and
children, guarding the youth and urging men and wom
worn u rose in a < icerted move la ter cam e to Oregon and lived In
th e convention proper was called
Mrs. Mary L. Mallet
ment to purify the home and the and around G resham F or the past
en to higher ideals of manhood and womanhood.
to o rd er th is afternoon a t 1:30 by
Of P ortland, sta te p resid en t of
national
life and to oppose the s a four years Mr. G lnder had lived at
Eli» A. Boole
Mrs. Mary L. M allett, of P ortland, the W oman’s C hristian T em perance
A
ou
are
a
band
ot
crusaders,
an
army,
a
host,
a
loon evil. This w as th e first tim e H illsboro w ith a son. He was a
P
resident
of
the
National
W
om
an’s
president of th e sta te organization L nion, who will preside at the s it
women united in a g en eral effort m em ber of the M. A. Rosa O. A. R.
mighty force, lifting the nation and the world to a high C hristian T em perance Union.
Mrs. M allett is the m other of a lo tings of the sta te convention which
of any consequence ag ain st intem post at G resham and was given a
convenes in G resham today. Mrs. er plane of living.
cal ch iro p rac tic physician. Dr. Geo. M allett will address the convention
perance. and w ithin a year the m ilitary funeral. Six m em bers of
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
M allett, w ell know n to many in ai different tim es throughout the
W o m an s C hristian
T em perance the A m erican Legion. Ted Johnson,
w
.
(iod
bless
you,
one
and
all,
and
prosper
the
cause
G resham .
Union was organized in m any cities Elton E astm an. A. W M etzger, W.
(By R. E. Cannon)
you
represent.
T he executive session of the
G resham Union high school was and tow ns. Miss F ran ces E. W il S. E verett. C. C. Yager and L T.
union proved of m uch in te rest to
i very pleased to receive the loving lard. a young teach er n ear Chicago, St. < lair officiated as p allb ea re rs
those present, and im portant busi
cup won by them in the editing of was called to the presidency of the at the funeral. T he ladies of the
ness w as tran sa cted . Each m orn
last y ea r's "M unhinotu". The en Chicago union, w hich sh e o rg a n W omen's Relief corps also assisted
ing of th e convention w ill be de
tire school contributed to th is ized so effectively th a t in 1879 she with the floral pieces and m arched
voted to a ro u tin e of necessary
splendid annual but the staff did becam e the president of th e n atio n in a body from th e church to th e
business in connection w ith the
Mr. G lnder had been
the m ajor p art of the w ork, and al organization. In 1883 th is g ift cem etery.
An all-day session of M ultnomah
w ork of th e W. C. T. U. Fifteen
'd woman w as called to th e presi- baptized into the B aptist faith in
E
lb
ert
Bolce
as
editor-in-chief
and
Pom ona G range w ill be held with
county p resid en ts of the sta te were
of the W orld’s C hristian early days.
our-Day State W. C. F. V. Convention Starts Today; Arnold Rogers as a rtist did th T lency
the G resham G range on W ednes
em
perance
Union.
p rese n t th is forenoon and I t other
Tile deceased is survived hy th ree
i m ost o t It. T he loving cup will r e
day, O ctober 27. at th e g ran g e hall,
W
oodmen
Vaudeville
Thursday
Night
at
Gym
;
'
Î
m em bers of the executive board, in
T
his
organization,
however, ch ildren. C harles V., of P o rt O r
main In the possession of the high
the m eeting to be in ch arg e of Po
cluding d irec to rs of departm ents.
Big Republican Rally Friday Night.
1 school for at least a year and which was stric tly w om an's m ove ford, O regon; J. W. G lnder, of
mona M aster J. G. Kelly. O rdlnar-
They m et in the basem ent of the
should it be won by ns for th ree m ent, had been preceded half a H illsboro and Mrs. Ina H arm s, of
lly the Pom ona g ran g e would have
ch urch, w hile in the auditorium
, successive years it will rem ain in •entury before by six fam ous s e r Los A ngeles, all of whom w ere
met la ter in the year, but on ac
reception com m ittees w ere busy r e
,
the possession of G resham Union mons by th e g re a t Lym an Beecher wi«h bim In his last illness. He
count of the discussion of a num
This Week’s Events in Gresham
ceiving new com ers and attending
high school. The cup was won by n which he called for the abolition | also lpaveH « sister, Mrs. Ann F an-
and Vicinity.
ber of political m easures which
to im p o rtan t details.
tress, of Newberg. The Rev E. O.
G
ran ts P ass high school last year of the liquor traffic. In 1861 14
w as thought advisable before the
W. C. T U. S tate Convention in
Judd
preached the fun eral serm on
sta
te
s
hud
adopted
prohibition
The ch u rch decoration com m ittee com ing election, it was decided to
and Silverton high school th e year
Methodist church. Sessions fore
laws, hut the call for revenue d u r and Miss E lsa S h arp and Miss
has ce rtain ly done its w ork in
previous.
It
is
furnished
by
the
noons,
afternoons
and
evenings
hold the session before November
ing and follow ing the Civil War Marie Blom sang, accom panied by
cred itab le m anner. A m am m oth 2. T here will be an evening meet
sta rtin g today, ending F riday
A republican rally, which prom - I „ Kma 7 * * ? ? ' f" “ p™ “ y " f
afternoon.
brought into being the license sy s Mrs. H. S. Clow.
A m erican flag is draped across the ing in addition to the ones in fo re
ises to be of unusual in terest H
° " T ,n d
en tire fro n t, sw eeping th e platform noon and afternoon
C hildren’s F arm Home B an
given for the best an n u al in the tem. from which It took th e A m er
im portance,
is
scheduled
for
quet in Masonic hall, W ednes
w hile 14 co u n tries of the world are
second division of school. The sec ican people nearly 60 y ears to free COUPLE NI'ltPKISED
The afterno o n lectu re hour from
day evening a t 7. T ickets 75
G resham on F rid ay evening of this
rep rese n ted by th e ir respective
ON ANNIVEHSARY
ond
division com prises high schools them selves. The prohibition states
cents. Lim ited num ber for sale.
2 to 3 w ill be open to th e public.
week, w hen candidates for high of
flags arra n g e d in an a rtistic m an
of an enrollm ent of less than 500 w ere red u ced to three. K ansas,
Miss E lsie M aguire, field secreta ry
Woodmen R allys. An excep
fices In sta te and nation will be the
Mr. and Mrs. John Jonas, of
Maine and North D akota, but,
n er on th e tw o sides. A pictu re of
students.
tionally fine vaudeville e n te r
of th e Y W. C. A., w ill ta lk on
Fairview , w ere honored on October
speakers, and enu n ciate the p rin ci
through
the
local
option
movement
F ra n ce s W illard, founder of the
Follow ing is a list of class of
tainm ent. given by e n te rta in e rs
farm life in Irelan d . She has ju st
pals for which they stand.
5, the occasion being th e ir 25th
of M ultnom ah Camp No. 77, at
W. C- T. U., occupies a prom inent
ficers:
Seniors, president, Guy and the earn est efforts of the tern
retu rn ed from th a t co u n try and
The m em
Among
those
who
are
to
be
on
I
u
.
Boring on W ednesday night, in
Iterance loving people, between w edding a n n iv ersary
position In front, w ith a w hite rib
the program are. Hon I. L P atte r- „ v
President. Edw ard
will have some in te restin g things
the Odd Fellow’s hall, and at
bers
of
T
ro
u
td
ale
ch
a
p
te
r
of O. E. S.
1893
and
1913
the
th
ree
dry
states
bon bow of tu lle over the lik e to tell.
son, g u b ern ato rial candidate- Ccn- ,
; ’’T
Mary M iller;
G resham T h u rsd ay nig h t in the
su
rp
rised
them
on
th
a
t
evening
on
w
ere
Increased
to
seven
and
In
.'to
ness. Maple foliage, dah lias and
who ‘ ‘^ » s u r e r . Jam es M cAllister: coun
high schorl gym For m en -n lv ^ greesm an M. E. C n i b j X
Mr.
Sm
ith
w
ill
speak
in
opposi
th
e
ir
re
tu
rn
from
P
ortland.
About
A dm ission free.
fern s have tran sfo rm ed the au d i
is a candidate to succeed him self 1
m PM btr’ A'<“ H dn d ih k S eo ; re- oth er sta te s the local option te r r i 45 friends w ere p-.ertent, in a few
tory rap id ly Increased.
ence room into a pleasing bower. tion to th e H ousew ives' Council
R epublican ra lly on F riday
Ju
d
g
e
W.
A.
Ekw
all.
candi,late
for
”
? ° 7 7 C° ° Per
JUnl° r8’
D uring all these y ears the Well-choacn words, Mrs. O. P.
n ig h t a t both T ro u td ale and
A la rg e m otto, th e them e of the Light and Pow er Bonding m easure
th e circu it court, departm ent No P2 " h *"»’ 7 1 ” o
v,Ce
G
resham
.
In
the
city
hall,
W
om
an’s C h ristian
Tem perance Lum sden presented th e couple with
G
overnor
W
alter
M.
P
ierce
is
convention, "To serve th e present
S »nil M a rtin w u
i i
president,
Arden
Squire; secre-
T
routdale,
and
the
high
school
»,
and
M
artin
\
\
.
H
aw
kins,
present
,.lrv
M„
h„,
...
,
Union had heen w orking tow ard a a beautiful silver tra y and spoke of
a g e ” g reets th e eye over th e p la t also expected to be p resen t and
gym at G resham , 8 o’clock Hear
d istric t judge, who is running for p
.
tre a su re r, Edna
definite
goal, the national p rohibi the high esteem in w hich Mr. and
speak in behalf of his candidacy
form .
the leading candidates.
the office of circu it judge, d ep art- ' X
co“ n c" i “ ‘”" ‘’er. Elsie
tion
of
the
liquor traffic, and had Mrs. Jo n a s a re held. T he F airview
and
of
the
G
range
Incom
e
tax
m ent No 4
M attson; rep o rter, Iren e J o h n s o n ., K
A r e s t room is very convenient
m easure
....
‘
...
.
Sophom
ores,
president
W
illard
‘
"
888,8t,n<
pvpry tem perance grange, of which Mrs. Jo n a s is th e
ly located in one of th e stores of
The m eeting will be held in the B or,n g . vjpp prpg|dpnt ¿ w en ,|o,vn m ovem ent’ b ut * '« “ >“ < »he ballot w orthy m aster, gave her a fine
The
election
of
officers
w
ill
occur
th e new Brow n building and is
a K8 o8c 'o°k Ky7 " aHI“ ni- ^ ,n n in 8 M etzger;
se c re ta ry ,’ K athleen
Wh’Ch thpy had bpp” P ^a d ln g . read in g lamp, Clyde Stone p re se n t
com fortably furnished with chairs follow ing the open hour in th e a f
at 8 o clock, and m usic will be fur- ,
,
.
■»•»« w h W hen th is was grunted by co n sti ing th e gift as a token of ap p re c ia
ternoon.
Lew is; tre a su re r, Audrey K aser
fo r any who w ish to m ake th a t a
nished for the occasion by the higli
tion from the g range m em bers.
council m em ber, Mary L am bert; tu tio n al am endm ent in 1914, th e
stopping place betw een sessions. A
In the evening a t 7:30 the fifth
school o rch estra.
T he children of Mr. and Mrs. Jo n a s
tight
ag
ain
st
the
liquor
traffic
was
_ e evening
.
...
resh
This
postoflice and a lost and found de degree will be exemplified
On th e sam
th e sam e rep o rter, L orna Schedeen. c F ie
n n - g reatly strengthened.
also presented them w ith sev eral
p artm en t a re m aintained at the will be followed at 9 by a m usical I T he high school gym nasium will ! sp eak ers will ‘tak e p a r t l n » ‘ra lly at T “ ' preal<,ent’ W ilbpr‘ ” » « * ‘’11;
This g reat o rganization of women H,lvPr Klf,B 8,1,1 Mr -Innas gave his
church.
and B leary entertain m en t, open to | he the rendevouz for Woodmen and the T ro u td ale city hall, the men al- 1
1(,iu P n ,h ' r; 8W'
bride of 25 y ears ago a silver cof
; ro tary , M arjorie Moller; tre a su re r, lias a varied program , w orking
A highw ay trip has been a r the public.
j th e ir men frien d s on T hursday te rn a tin g between th e two places.
fee service with s a lt and pepper
along
m
any
lines
for
the
b
e
tte
r
ranged for th e delegates on T hurs-
These sessions w ill be of g reat “ htht th is week when M ultnom ah
Men and women of all p arties a re ) Mabel Ronnie; council member, m e n t of the homes and the u p lift sh a k ers to m atch. A m ost enjoy
B ert Gibson.
day afternoon by th e business men I benefit to g ran g ers and it is hoped Gamp No. 77, Woodmen of tha invited to attend.
able evening was spent, follow ed
The class advisors are, F re sh ing of humanity-
oi G resham . On account of the full th e public will tak e a d v a n t a g e o f W 'orld of P o r t l a n d w ill a ta g e a
by refreshm ents.
sophom ores,
program for th e day it has been de the open sessions.
m ost in te restin g show an en ter I G resham Downs Milwaukie 26-11. men, Mr. C annon;
cided to go only as far as M ultno
= lta ln m e n t, fea tu rin g
Captain T
T hroughout a steady dow npour Mr. F eudal); Juniors, Miss Hahn
MOUSE EAYOKN
m ah falls on th e Columbia River them at the G resham D rug com- I Jones, Jr., one of th e forem ost ma- ' o t rain, th e G resham high school seniors, Miss Machen.
ELECTION KKUOItMN
A
Cam
era
club
is
being
talk
ed
at
highw ay. T he m achines will g a th pany, T aber's P h arm acy or the I Kicians on the A m erican platform , football team last F riday defeated
er a t th e ch u rch a t 3 o’clock and Outlook office. Judge W alter H
B ranch reg istra tio n booths should
The drum corps and drill team | M ilwaukie high school 26 to 0. th e high school. This Is prom oted
clean recreatio n . In
an y w ho have ca rs and a driver to E vans will speak on "A ccom plish-1 of th e cam p, the best In P ortland. A ,,er th e first q u a rte r th e re was as ,, a liealtliful,
. ,
I he established In several of th e
.
’n>e a im m <rf<i-s will
co n trib u te to th e aftern o o n 's p leas m ents and Needs of the Farm W ill be out early and parade the B ttle doubt as to th e outcom e of th«
la rg e r com m unities throughout the
I wo m achines collided Sunday 1
. . . .
G resham easily outplayed
« narked to provide funds for
ure. a re asked to confer with either Home and a G resham q u arte t co n -I stree ts, leading the w ay to th e gym Karae
•— . noon
. . . at . the point w here the I , county
for the
about
... benefit of voters, ac-
M ilwaukie In every departm ent of f b P m lcab - tr a f 8- p ,c- for rtavelop- P alm quist road crosses the Mount i 7 7 j , " " . ’ <
L. L. K idder or B. L. W alrad. It is sisting of Mrs. Ed A ylsw orth. Miss at 8 o’clock.
8y S M° r8e’ can<U*
.
♦ . . .
: 'h e game.
ing and p rin tin g p ictu res. O ther Hood Loop highw ay near G u stav u s!
understood th a t a few m ore autos G ertrude A lexander, Leslie W alrad I T he rn lp rtd n m
f" <'" U,“ y C’” ’" " ' 8«’'«"««’-
and C. E. R u sh er » c c n m n .« , ^ K.. I T. . nt
,S Pnt,rely ,re e « The yardage gained w as about 8Ch° ° '8
CHn," ra ClUh8 ,h a ‘ 8S-
.are needed.
‘It would he a g re a t convenience
a.»d C. E. R usher accom panied by and is for thp purpoge of g
thp ,
sist
in
p
u
ttin
g out th e ir an n u als station, resu ltin g In m inor in ju ries to voters to have b ranch re g is tra
More tick ets are yet available for Mrs. Jam es Sterling, will sing.
hundreds of IoPa, mPmhprg an op. ^ e n l y divided betw een G resh am ’s
Io th ree persons and considerable
th e banquet to be held tom orrow
A splendid program has been a r- p o rtu n lty to get together, b ringing
Ur borse" en w h fla ’he boys re- | Htudpntg
,
p .
dam age to th e tw o m achines in tion booths Installed In populous
evening a t th e M asonic hall E x ranged for each day consisting of th e good featu res of the gam p to 8° rted «"«"tly to stra ig h t football. Rroundg af n((On J , ,
'
«pe,
voived.
C larence and Sherm an com m unities th ro u g h o u t the c o u n
tensive plans have been m ade to readings, addresses and m usical them, and to th e ir men friends
‘^ y a l’ ° P«” « 1 occasionally, one ,H, „ ^ m is s io n
Often th e reqM at E verett of th e Dover locality and ty,” said Mr. Morse, in discussing
have th is affair a cred itab le one as num bers. Judge Mary Jan e S puriin I j. i_ aaaIlr„H »n
m x
af ,beHP> ^m ith to C halker, resu lt- ,
. ,
,
the m atter. " It is a h ard sh ip on
’•
1
d f° r
p u rI’OH,‘ of «’’" •n g th eir au n t, Mrs. L au ra Corbin, who
well as an enjoyable occasion, and will give an address this evening on I It is assu red th e re will be no po- ! ing jp a touchdow n
litlcal speeches or any o th ers t o j , M’'n rhLiuT.r « " i " . *.a8- (J*
som e sw eets to eat. A goodly num was visiting them from San Jose, many to he req uired to go long d is
an y w ishing tick ets m ay obtain "T he Woman Citizen."
tances to th e co u rth o u se to re g is
| tain C halker who carried the ball
speak of. hut only announcem ents
ber of schools conduct th e ir own t alifornia, w ere on th eir way to ter. Often when they reach th e
over the goal line for each to u c h
P
o
rtlan
d
and
a
P
o
rtlan
d
m
achine
of the plans of th e camp.
little sto re which sell ro o ters’ caps.
co urthouse they have to stand in
down
It seem s as though he al-
co n tain in g a Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn
M ultnomah Camp. Woodmen of wavs has th e n ecessary punch to "PeClal pPnrl1"' ‘>’, ’" ly
line for long periods w aiting for
a gi r — — t
■
...
"
A r-t ion n-ifl r.s,
4 M M
- f —
*
a
w
ere
proceeding
pant
ward
on
the
the W orld, of P o rtland, with Its put It over. Okuda featured in run-
" ' al" ' n Wh* eby
deputy
county clerk s to reg ister
7000 m em bers and beautiful lodge nfng back punts each one being OrPHhan' Un,on hl«th 8rbo‘>1 will P alm quist road when the collision them.
hem e at E. 6th and Alder streets, is retu urned
rn ed for
about 30
to v yards.
srd .
«"«’mpt an associated ________
student body I <M f ,lrreil' Mr8' Vall8 hn possibly
" It would be far b etter to e s ta b
for about
store. Any profit derived through H" M,alnp'' ” >*•
injuries, ac-
known as one of th e m ost progres-
G resham m ade seven scores in
Alone or in Com bination
lish b ranch reg istra tio n booths in
the medium of th is sto re will be
«he G resham physician
slve lodges of th e Pacific coast. It the first q u a rte r, six In the
w ith the Outlook
such d istric ts as G resham . Lents.
second pIacpd In th e AMOcUted studPnf * h o was called to attend the trio,
is alw ays doing th in g s and doing and 13 in th e fourth.
T ro u td ale and S t.J o h n s for a lim
body fund and be used to defray the Sbp h“ '1 8 balf doren cu t* about the
them on a m agnificent scale. It Is j
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ited tim e during the reg istra tlo u
usual expenses of th e school, which
an<l faCP and 11 waH " ‘‘»•'ssary
not satisfied with any th in g ordi-
_
(¿reeling ( ard«.
period, giving voters op p o rtu n ity to
hrist- , Include, In addition to ath letics, the *° ,ak e 12 8,,,<'b<” *” npck w ounds
I n ary but goes a fte r the e x tra o rd i- 1 T here is no
. nicer form of C --------
which barely m issed the ex tern al reg ister in th e ir own com m unities.
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It would save the voters m uch tim e
for
m ore m em bers atten d Its reg u la r graved personal g reetin g S rd *
OrP*on AKr I«»l‘u ra l Col ju g u la r vein. Mrs. Corbin suffered and Inconvenience and it would
a contusion on the face, severe
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m eetings
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m agnificent hall
Wt’ c a rry a com plete stock and lege, special stu d en ts to th e Older
elim in ate the congestion In th e
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and club room s but in various lnvi«’> y ° u •» inspect them . We Boys’ Conference, glee clubs to Pa- bruises and Injury to one of her reg istra tio n q u a rte rs In th e c o u rt
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ways it seeks to extend its influ-
Z ° “ °5 dpr, now c,ftc U niversity, paying of m em ber- hands, w hile C larence E v erett es house.
caped with a scalp wound w hich Is
H ,’ h
Now is the tim e to send in your subscriptions, new or
"If It should be my good fo rtu n e
renew al.
association, doctor bills, not considered nerion*.
T his sam e en tertain m en t m inus *‘v ,r before,
to be elected county com m issioner,
This
Is
th
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second
accident
w
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the drill team and drum corps will , GBESHAM OUTLOOK. Phone 1561. |
I will endeavor to have branch
Take Advantage of Bargain Kates
about a m onth at th is nolnt
,
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on
Boys and girls of G resham Union in n rhlch
be given at Boring on W ednesday
Is considered extrem ely dan- r*«U tra tlon h»0 ^ 8 <n»WUd."
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For
real
estate
loans
see
or
call
high
school
ap
p
reciate
th
e
voting
night, the 20th.
R e g u la r
B a rg ain
W ith
H W T horne, Adv. _________ _ of th e budget last T h u rsd ay eve- gerous on account of an o b stru c t
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P rice
P rice
Outlook
(«M ING EVENTS.
Daily O reg o n ian ............................. |6.00
15 00
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“ Ing. It is th e ir wish th a t those ed view w hore the Palm quist road
Daily and S unday O re g o n ia n ..........8.00
7.00
7X1
Local and Statewide.
su p p o rtin g us know th a t at least cro sses the railro a d and th e Mt.
P o rtlan d T e le g ra m ...............................5.00
3.75
Gad
Week of October 18 to 23.
95 per cent of the stu d en ts a p p re Hood Loop highway.
Dally N ew s......................................... .5.00
2 9«
3.#s
S em i-centennial celeb ratio n of
ciate the splendid school w e have
founding of U. of O. and in au g
By G resham Unit A m erican Legion A uxiliary
R egular price of Outlook. 81.50.
Plano
Tuning.
and a re endeavoring to m ake It
uratio n of new president, with
D ailies alone or w ith Outlook.
P lano tu ning 13 5«. Plano and
g re a t football gam e, S tanford
b etter each succeeding day,
BASEMENT METHODIST EI’I.M OPAL ( III Kt II
organ rep airin g
F red B Jones
Mail delivery only at above prices, and no subscription
Oregon, on S atu rd ay , a t
less th an one year.
2625 49th stree t 8. E . P o rtlan d i vs.
Eugene.
phone
TA
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8952,
or
G
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Special I omblniUion Kales Offered.
1561.—Adv.
U ntil November 1, 1926. special
W. C. T. U. state convention
Momentous Event« are Happening in All the World. Get
the general and local new«,
com bination prices a re offered for
beginning Oct. 19, at Gresham.
Window
(
leaning.
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th e G resham Outlook and The P o rt
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Oct
26.
Reception
to te a c h e rs a t
land
News.
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su
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Hot Roast Beef Sandw ich,
Potatoes,
Pickles
tion price for the News Is 85 and S la jlm a , or leave o rd ers with J. j G resham Union high sch.»ol aus-
Pie, Coffee or Tea
Boss
Brown.
Gre«ham.
phone
2591.
j
pices
P
atro
n
T
eacher
association
for th e Outlook 81.5«. U ntil th a t
PHONE 1581.
date th e tw o In com bination will
3.»<* P iu te
Public Invited i
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Pacific International Livestock
Pomona Crange Here
Event of Next Week
BUSY WEEK FOR CITIZENS
OF EASTERN MULTNOMAH
Republican Meetings
Will Be Friday Night
¡Vaudeville Show.
Staged by Woodmen
Machines Collide;
Three Persons Hurt
BARGAINS ON DAILY PAPERS
This Is Bargain Month
HOT LUNCHEON
THURSDAY, OUT. 21, 12 NIMIN
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
*ou “ ’',d »nythlng in th e ir line.
show. Portland, Oct. 30 to Nov.