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tween Portland and Salem; elr- 0
lata In vry section f Clacks-
imi County, with a population
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I No.. 96
Peb Week; 10 Cento
OUEOON CITY, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1911.
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VOL.
CANADIAN HOUSE f-"
NEEDS WATCHING
CANADIAN PREMIER PROMISES
TO STAY AT HOME TO SAVE.
THE BILL.
BOTH 3IDES OBJECT
mpottbf to Work t Dlaadvantag
Cf stmt Claee on Both
- 8da of tho
Bordar.
OTTAWA. nl April 2H. (acll.)
Tlie rutmdlair government la having
mhiik Ii trouble over reciprocity as
In thla country. Tha
inr - I
Cnall-U I"' " J0"1
niuin I"""1" tMt aumtm-r In an
.r, tll put the now lw through the i
Canaan" llottHi'. And ha he asserted '
ihit If n'"xry ha will do thla. ' j
T1it,. ! certain people In Canada j ,
,, in it" I'nllod State who declare j
Ibai rftiTM-Hy would do this farmer
,,rm oa tha other hand many wlah
Utrt rwlprwliy come. Tba Canadian
Hou nn member who Ilka our own
C0l)r,.Fsiiion favor or object accord-
r t inpy.iunui M.i......
th wore volia. . . j
Prcaldciit Taft la not alone In en- j
countering objection to what ha be-j
llrvrt (u be for tba boat Internal of!
ih. country. Hut It la certain that (
rlibrr the objecting farmers on thla
ld ilie-border or the farmers on the
ohr,,,1' are mistaken for It cannot;,
work to tba disadvantage of tha amj
cJim on both aid. It may work to;
tb ailaniico f boh but not to tba
trtrlment.
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wan w?Mgtf
PERPETRATED BY WALT Ae DOUG ALL
OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY!
We pay 6 percerit Wteret. Prcal
klcnflwsceillficalcof Sanfty fiwn
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piaxe mspecTor All oiiieers cotv
Intantly confined to building No
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JOKED OLD PARTY PLANS.
WASHINGTON. April 18. Kpeclnl ,
oiirrianman Kent, of California,
kid a jolly tlm of It 4oday telling old
atmlx-ra It waa joke to think tbt
lka;wibHcan partyand ha waa oaa
-on lit advocate tha policy of taxing
awif rich throuah tha tariff. In
krtn of humor or pnelry, aa k aaw
a. k. ntada game of old. mothoda of
rig taxing with a rlaw to benefitting
ikp'ibllc
INSUROCNTS BAT UPON."
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LOCAL NEWS.
Andy Lofer Kaa
rraiuncd litt
U, position wiUi
f V . a -
Hardwaic
Co.
2t
ANOTHER CORRECTION DUE . I
UbftAWtUm fit iTVa i
tHtffit ftm.yaiirfp4
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wt pefiieKf av AirfA
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ABOUT NOVA
EXPECT
HIM YOU
ARE APT
TO MEET
ONE OF
THE REGULAR SOLDIERS
ON FURLOUGH FROM
THE MEXICAN BOR
DER WALKING HOME'
TO CHEER THE LAST
HOURS Or A LOVING OLD
MOTHER HE WILL ASK
rrOUTOMEXlCOPERATE
IN HIS UNDERTAKING.
ka Hi UM WMCT aowOt
.Kim
OUR
POPULATION
CITIES AND
T
owns
COUNTY DIVIDED INTO VOTING
' PRECINCTS FOR EASY
ENUMERATION.
FIGURES SHOW MANY. SURPRISES
Growth Not aa Marked lT Facta Stem
. to Warrant Complalnta Many '
Enumcratlona Ware Not
Complete.
EXCITING RUNAWAY
FRIDAY AFTER
GRANT MUMPOWERS' TEAM
MAKES A GET-AWAY ON LOW-
ER MAIN STREET.
althout knowing Juat whre
aolng.
The Deoide of (iladtttone want to aee
a aood rond built through tha village,
and th no'fM-t on each aide of the
O. W. P. proper la what will make a
rihmI boulovard. And-that-this may
Iki done the people of Oladatone don't
want to crowd the O. V. I. for there
Ih more 10 be ,Pt by working har
monliumlv, they think, than otherwise.
Hut the O. W. P. ahonld And where It
la at, they think, and If any moving
la made necesnary U should be settled
amicably so as to dtaenmode the com
pany as little as possible and the citi
zen of Gladstone like me. 1 ne com
WASHINGTON. April 18 (8peclal U '
-Th, Insurgent Ropubllcana had the -
114 clumped down tight on their am- irt, M-iu.nient. prevailed In thla
Utlont today In the Senate, and then . elty for awhile Friday afternoon, about jmny and the people should work to
ll ana hermetically sealed. But ocioca. ai mm nm ...n- KP,j,.r to make me village as conven
anven ox jnmi.p.n.,
were panning along Main street near
the Welnhard building when an auto
mobile paaaed, which frightened the
h'TSos imd caused them to run away.
Tb-y atartcd at a rapid rate down
Main street, and Williams Brothers'
team, driven by "Howard Smith, were
run Into by the frightened horses.
The former's team, after being run
Into, leaped forward and one of the
MlllSlltRlSBnllft
TO SUPPORT CHILDREN
THEY HAVE TWO AND HUSBANDj
EARNS GOOD WAGES ALI
' MONY ASKED.
ana
that the insurgents got their share of
sewapaper apace and exploited the tol
ly of luck of progreaalon, standing pat
and Ilk.. Ills that grow out of a too
larte omjorlty In either party.
NEW ROADS ASSOCIATION.
lent and pretly aa possible.
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY.
PORTLAND. Or April 28 (Spe-lal.)-A
new good roada aaaoclatlon
aa formed laat night to get to work
la aa effort o secure uniformity In
road hulldlna and road progression.
Th plan Is frtsprganlse a branch as
mention In each county In the State.
Mr. and Mrs. White and Mr. and Mra.
Swartord Celebrate Same Day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. White and Mr.
ami Mrs. J. U Swafford met at the.
residence of W. A. White Friday even
Iiik to auletly celebrate the wedding
anniveraarr of the two couples. . Mr.
ruimway horses waa mrown neni-nn d Mrg Whlte have been marnea si
It,, wagon . of Wllliama Brothers and Mr Bnd Mr8- gwafrord 32.
which waa filled with barrels of ce- the Mn, dayln the month being the
mont. Men ruaneq io me m-riiw n t.
fStatroihe. and fronall Indications
Way Freight Late.
The uiy frelglat due here at 4
o'clock In the afternoon Friday ar-
tii4 BHrt-wnkmded -Its-frelght-at
clock KHturday morning, ten houra
lt.
the horse was Injured aa It wua pinnen
beneath the heavy wagon, but the wag
on was at once unloaded, and the
waon lifted and the animal taken
from Its perilous position without ev
en recolvlng a acratch, although two
of tho front wheeta had passed entire
ly over lis body.
anniversary day of both couples. The
i wo lames are simers auu m i
families are very closely associated in
nodal life so that the annual ceieora
lion of this anniversary baa become
the usual thing.
WEATHER FORECAST.
4
OreKon City and Portland "'
t Fair, northwesterly winds.
OreRon Fair, , northwesterly
winds.
,
GLADSTONE PEOPLE
WANT A BOULEVARD
THINK O. W. P. SHOULD MARE
CERTAIN OF ROADWAY, THEN
HELP MAKE BOULEVARD.
7 .
- - ijriiVrKrTT
"SPEEDING''.
a are ruahlng" the eeaeon k little
Prhapa, but wave noted foralwaya
"'"g ahead.
Our Straw Llda for Bummer arreat
V' attention, Bhower proof, neat
- eiaaay noveltlea are hare in run
2.00 to S4 00c
N. B. ft4 . .....ii I . Ava.
m awvii uui'.'i vi wy
JV aulta In the much talked f chan-
"ir pattarnar they're humnMre.
'a la to believe.
. EXCLUSIVt CLOTH 1 1 RB .
Net Un Otter
- Ith and Main Ba. - .
runaral nt Little Irene Nadeau.
Irene Nadeau. little seven-year-old
laiiifhier of Mr. and Mrs. Nadeau, of
the West1 Frj(CatrBr-tn8-Tamny
home on Wednesday trening ai I
o'clock after a'brlef Illness of pneu
monia. The funeral services were
conducted Friday morning at 10
o'clock from 8t. John'a Catholic
church. Father Hlllebrand officiating
and Jhe Internmnt was in tne t-amouo
cemetery.
The average tax collector doesn't
ride In a taxi-cab.
Mary W. Keatea, who waa married
to John C. Keatea at Tacowa, wasn.,
September 1, 1897. has filed a anlt forj
divorce, charging mm wnn naving
tll temper and a fault nnaing aispoBi
tlon. She says he left her without
m.ans.
Thev have two children. Iva j., ageo
13 years, and Luclle H.. aged 10 years.
Mrs. Keatea aays her husband did not
buy the necessities of life and ahe was
forced to go out on the railroad track
and nick un coaL At Portland, In
1905. when she waa aooui io givo
birth to a girl, he went fishing. Keates
la said to be working ai Vancouver,
waah.. for an electric light ana powee
company and earns between $80 and
$100 a month. His wire aaae ior
a month alimony. George C. Brownell
Is her attorney.
John C. naker haa Hied a ault lor ai
vorce aiialust Hanna K. Baker. They
were married In New York, October
9ii issa and have one child. Mrs.
linker charaes desertion. er aiiur
ney la C. H. Dye. .
WANTED TREES
TAKEN AWAY
There ate five
I trees in my yard that
II want cat and taken
The article In Friday's Dally Enter
prise relative to the O. W. P. RV- nl
the road through Gladstone led certain
of the older citizens to turn reminis
cent In regard to the road and Ita
rlghtofway. .
the atory la told that at the aeconq
turn out of 'Gladstone, there was at
one time five tracks. Thla waa at a
time when the road waa hauling away
dirt from that point for 011 work else- Will CO
where. When th dirt had been taken WAY W ill Pay. 3 3
away, and one tracic waa an mai w-j a .
needed for the tramo or u rou. a trfe ana JClVC
manMn charge at that tlm .left the ifiS6...", 6 '
r."u.?V wooct to person who
and thlnga haveteen inhat shape
since. : x. :
The track that waa on the reaKnani
in !L.rn tha one left for future
tram, and thla the compa
knowna to officials higher up
u l r . knowing
without omcia.a i ;;,-
the Ina of the matter, wi
official has been aent out
will come and cot and
take away; may burn
brush: I will care for
,h rot off U. rlghtofway. all nbe-
formant aays, ana in ' S'""-'" ; r-.
is i -a-I m m
the In. of the matter. When an u. - . . , j
L isaii hf. ten. ou w irvr " ww
. . Wk rlmaa tvhn.t th6 I at a a
rr.na;.nd na'tuVaTly "a report .. WOOCl iH trCCS.
made to cauae Wmself the leaat wora
.v . .n -tha least expense.
But If a thorough
.ii. i. if ni h round. How me
'!.:" 7! X K-'rVmled la another
manor -.- hava
matter,. but the company jnay nava
trouble, In case people want to flgni.
In crowding other people over Juat oe-
N.W.BOWLAND
307 Stacth Stfet -
. The United States Census Bureau
has just issued a tabulated statement
showing the population of Clackamas
county cities, towna and precincts.
The population of the county Is given
as 29,931 in 1910. T.h were 19,65
people In the county in 1900 and 15,
233 In 1890. . . ,
' Cities and towns not Incorporated
In 1900 are embraced In preclncta fig
ures for 1900 and 1890. The precincts
of Macksburg, Marquam and Needy
were not returned separately In 1893
and bad a" population of 1583. Bull
Ilun precinct was returned as Selvers
lir 1900.x Harmony precinct was or
runlzed from-oart of Clackamas In
1905. Eataeada precinct waa returned
as Garfield In 1900. Eataeada was ln--t
corporated In 1905. KlUin precinct
waif organized from part or Marquam
nreclncfln 1901, and Oak Grove pre
cinct was formed from part of Mil:
waukle In 1905. Willamette was In
corporated In 1908. " The population of
the county by cities, towna and' pre.
cincts follows:" V -
Uternath- nreclnct -
Barlow precinct, including Barlow city
Barlow- city
Beaver Creek precinct -
Boring precinct ; -
null Hun nreclnct
fCanby precinct. Including Canby city. -
Canby city
Canemah precinct-.
Canyon Creek precinct
Cattcads nreclnct
Cherryvtlle precinct
Clackamas precinct-
Damascus precinct
EiRle Creek precinct i
J Estacada precinct. Including Estacada
city
Estacada city
George precinct ;
Harding precinct ,....
Harmony precinct' .....-......
Highland precinct
KUUn precinct
Macksburg precinct
, Maple Lane precinct
Marquam precinct
Milk Creek precinct
Mil waukle precinct, coextensive wim
j Mil waukle town
Mil waukle town -
Molalla precinct
Needy precinct
New Era precinct
ra r rirrtVA nreclnct ?12
Oregon City precincts Noa. 1, I, and 3,
coextensive wim uregon uij....
Oregon City
Ward 1 -
Ward 2
Ward 3
Oswego precinct
Pleasant Hill precinct
Soda Springe precinct
Springwater precinct
Tualatin precinct '.
I'nlon precinct
Viola precinct r----
West Oregon City precinct, Including
Willamette towm
Willamette town
have' just purchased an Oldsmobile,
and will use this Inatead of their de
livery wagon. W. Rail has learned to
.perat the machine and commenced
the delivery of the groceries by thla
means on Friday. Mr. Larsen, although
h owns one of the swiftest teams In
the city, states they will "deliver the
goods" even better than before. -
HORSE STEALING CHARGED.
Two Men on Trial With Jury Still
Deliberating tba.Caaa.
The can of the State of Oraaxm vs.
William Stewart and Ben Lovell.
charged with stealing two horses from
Crosby Smith, of Clackamas Heights,
went to the jury Friday nignt. Tne
two accuaed men have been camping
In West Oregon City on the Willam
ette Road for some time. LAvell has
a daughter, aged 21 years, who Is very
ill. - , v
The following jury tried the case:
H. T. Bhlpley, E. F. Glntner, Hubert
Engle. R. W. Zimmerman, L J. Pal
mateer. John F. Jennings, 8. B. Berg,
L Chris Kocher, D. C. Yoder, Charles
Hatten, Emll Geibricn, U. C. wniuen.
RAILWAY OFFICERS
AROUSE eras
OVEF
400 MEMBERS.
Three Candidatea Initiated at Regular
Meeting of W. O. W.
Regular meeting of W. O. W. was
held In the hall In this city Friday
avenlna- with work In the degrees.
There were three candidatfiaJnlilated
ROUSING MEETING HELD AT MU
LINO GRANGE HALL THURS
DAY EVENING.'
OYER W . STOCK SUBSCRIBED
People of Mulino Have Been Long
Awake to the Needa of Railway
Now Alive to Opportunity
Preaen.ted.
The Clackamas Southern Railway
officials, consisting of George A. Hard
ing, Frank Buach. W. A. Huntley. O.
D. Eby, Grant B. Dlmlck. Dr. Frank
W. Wood, of Portland, and. F. M."
Swift, constituting the board of direc
tors, held a very enthusiastic meeting
at Mulino Grange hall on Thursday
evening, at which time the work that
haa been accomplished was explained
Jl"1"1 . v .v- A Jl.u.lnn and thalr
and two application, were received. u, - - .
The team put on the program tor ne - - ,
camp s beneni. ice cream, cmj uu
cigar, were provided. With the new
application, received last night there
are over 400 members at this time.
Ne meeting' night the members of
the cainp will put on a program for
the benefit of the team.
DOMESTIC SCIENCE TALK.
Miss Greer, Instructor" In -. A. C
. Makes Addreaao Woman's Club
The Women's Club met Thursday
afiM-noon at the Commercial Club par
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"GOOD TIMES COLLEGE."
Social to Be Given at the Congrega
tional Church Wednesday.
The Saturday Club of the Congrega
tional church will give a "Good Times
College" Social at the church parlors
on Wednesday evening, at which time
a four years" course will be given m
one evening. A program win be given
and the affair la m cnarge 01 mi..
Don James. Mra. C. H. Meissner anu
Mtsa Clara JCaufleld.
BROTHERHOOD BANQUET
PROVES HAPPY EVENT
PARTICIPANT EXPRESSES HIM
SELF AS WELLPLEA8ED WITH
PROSPECTS FOR GOOD.
A new Brotherhood haa been orga-J
nixed In Gladstone, in connection wu
the Christian church. Tuesday even
ing there was a banquet by members
and friends of this organisation, and
one of those holding a large place In
the' organisation wlahe. to have thla
to say In Enterprise columns:
.. -Tha Gladstone Brotherhood ban
quet, given last Tuesday night, was
aver wav a success. The number
and character of those already lined
nmmlaea a atrona organization and
we feel aure It will become a strong
factor In the community.
"The first Tellglous service at which
each member is Invited to be present
ahd to which all the men as well aa
the women of Gladstone are Invited,
will be held at the church next Sun
day night at 7:48- Bpeolat muslo for
the occasion by the- choir and an Im
portant theme will be discussed by
the pastor, entitled 'Manifest Provi
dence tn the World s Preparation for
Christianity.'" ' ' .
CREDITORS FILE SUIT
ASKING EOR ESTATE
lor?. Miss Greer, who la at the head
discussed.
The directors. In their speeches. ,
showed that the people In that part
of Clackamas county had been patient-
... a - 11M. II n. fn. MnM
ij waning , - J - . '
than thirty years, and they were In
formed by the board of director tnai
the only way to get railway line tn
that section 01 inn owuj w
bnlld H and own it themselves. -
ft... Hii-oftnra found aome very en
thusiastic booster. . for . the . project..- .
who not only talked at the meeting.
a . . 4T anil ai wt hfliipf haul f ftl
DUb CJJIIJlV W mt U BlUU guvm.aswa. aw.
more than. $5000 worth of the capital
stock, and promised to suDscrioe mure ,
as the work progressed. - "
The people in the county now are
looking npon the railroad stock aa 1 -Investment,
fully realixing that the
board of directors are responaiuie uu
and that they will do as they have
agreed to do and put all of th money
derived from- the -sale of the capital
atnek in actual construction work up
on th line, and that no Indebtedness
whatever will be Incurred nnles there
are runaa in tne ireu,j w m.
err demand. They argued that by
. , . . I . K a If. V fA illh.
siriciiy iFuiauiua; -'- , -
anrihor can lose, and all that I. neces
sary for immediate completion of th
road .0 that It will become a paying -
investment. Is liberal suDacnpuons w
the eapltal stock, and the quicker the
line Is completed, the Better it wiu .
ror ail concerneu. . . .
There will be other meeting neia
at" Molalla, Uberal. Cam and other
, ..... Ik. rr.rmmA 1 In A I OT
the purpose of interesting the people
who are most vitally Interested In
the completion of the project,
wnrv on the riahtotway la being
pushed forward nobly, and thos who
have purchased stock, and thee who
contemplate purchasing, should go out
over the line and see what 1. being
accomplished. There are six gange .
- a In malrlnr 'cilia anu
. . 1 ... I K .KKH . .. ......-.
nils grading the road In preparation
for the ties and steel, and these men
J l nrk OlW fU 1.
ahead of the graders ournius
blowing out stumps and fitting this
up in preparation tor .the work to fol-
IV W a ,
At m-esent the men are at work on
the brink of Newell Gulch, where the
first trestle must be built. v Here the .
....Ai- ill no.,! tn ha hullt about 125 :
feet above the water line nut at tnai
It will cost about $5000 less to go '
straight serosa rather than to go
around. And once across the gulch
the most difficult work on the line
.,iu ka Hoen constructed. Two
weeks more and the grading will be
completed to Newell Gulch. And It
of the domestic science department at ) the cae In court "'
. ...... , n.n.- s.v.a Hicham rnb nile Will haVO IKwU ISIDTO
tne Oregon Agr.cu.iura, v,.e-. j --;-" gtructed through
very instructive tain, anu uer u-iu
marks were greatly appreciated. . (that property,
There was a large attendance of
members at the meeting, and business
" a a m . nTl. nlvAn
DANCE THI8 EVENING.
DIVliivHiw" r "
HUSBAND LEFT ALL TO HIS WIFE
WITH DEBTS OF $8000
BEHIND.
Suit waa filed here Friday In the
Circuit Court by E. Stewart, of Crook
county. Or., through Attorney. Dlmlck
ft Dlmlck, against Mr.. Selena Scbarff,
widow of Emll Scharff, praying for a
decree declaring Mrs. Scharff a trustee
for about $8000.
Scharff died February 18, 1910, leav
ing a number of creditors. Six days
prior to his death he deeded to his
wife all of his property, consisting of
a large and valuable farm at Molalla,
leaving his creditors without any es
tate from which to collect their out
standing claims. The consideration
named In the transfer was, $1 and
Schnrff's love and affection for his
wife. , '
Upon presentation of the claims, the
widow refused to recognize them,
which necessitated a. suit to determine
her rights to hold the property with
out conslderstlon In preference to the
creditors of Ihe estate.
J. M. HAVEN PROMOTED.
Goea to Medford to Take Poaltlon of
Chief Wtreman.
J. M. Haven, who haa been chief
wlreman of the Pacific Telephone
Telegraph Company for the paat year,
with headquartera in this city, will
leave this evening for Medford, where
be hes accepted a similar poaltlon
wltoUbe-aame company. .
Mr. Haven and family came to this
city about one year ago from Ravenna,
Ohio,, and hav been making their
home In the Toore residence on Main
street near Fourteenth. Fran Brill
will be chief wlreman tn this City, tak
ing Mr. Haven 'a plac.
LARSEN A COMPANY
Have Added an Auto Delivery to Their
Prompt Service. "
- Larten Company, of thla city,
by Miss Greer.
. OPENS TENNIS COURT.
Meeting of Friendly Bible Claa. Mark.
Opening of the Season.
The Friendly Bible Claa. Friday
night held high carnival at the home
of Mrs. E. B. Andrews on Falla View.
Fifty members and frlenda of the class
were present to make merry over the
opening of the new tennis court. v '
The evening was very pleasantly
spent In games. A taffy pull conclude
ed the entertainment. The spirit of
the Friendly Class "Only Once a
Stranger" pervaded the whole com
pany and every one present enjoyed
the evening thoroughly.
WHITE SOX SUNDAY.'
Ball Game at Canemah Park Sunday
Afternoon.
. Sunday the Portfand White Sox will
cross bats with the Price Bros, base
ball team at Canemah Park. Game
begin, at 2:30. A. this Is on of the
best amateur clubs In Portland a good
game I. looked forward to.
Following Is the line-up: Pitcher.,
Telford and Burdoo-j short. Landers?
first base, N. Long: second case, Free
man; third base. Miller; right field,
Rittenhouse; center. Smith; left, P.
long
I Unsforn
Hold Forth In winameixe nan.
. .1.. a Mnriorn Ttrother-
hood of America will give a ball In .
Willamette hall. There will be an
entertainment early in the evening so
that the evening may not be barren
to those who do not dance. Proceeda
henefit of the lodge. -
J. W. Applegate, of Portland, Will
make an address on the benefits of the
order. The committee ar: A.
Fuller, Mra. Francla Sheahan, Mr.
Christiana A. Boatman. Mis. Manda
jlak and Mlsa Cyntha Pace.
Necktie Social Tonight. '
The Women' Work Club of the
Abernethy Grange will gtv a necktl
social at the Grange hall thl. evening.
There will be a musical and literary
nroeram. with a supper following.
There will be a sale of tie. and the
purpose is for you to bny the tl and
eat supper with the lady who made It.
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The oratorical and essay contest of
the Clackamas County School League
will be held at the Gladstone achool
house on Saturday -evening, May ..
Thla for th grammar and high school,
and 1. open to the publlo, but a .mall
admlaalon will be charged. .
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