THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY. MAY 18? 1920.
nCAH LEGION
SECURES ROOMS IN
FLATIRQN BUILDING
Tho cond floor of the Flatiron
building at Sixth and Ankeny streets
; has been secured as clubrooms for
the American Legion, Commander
James O. Convi!f announced at the
meeting Monday night, and Portland
post No. 1 voted to lease the quar
ters until January 1, 1821. with
every possibility that the quarters
win , be continued permanently.
Pleading room, billiard and poolroom
and other club conveniences will be In-
tslJ for the post, end will be 'open
: by Jury l,ConviH said. The lease for
six months will cost the organization
only $590. The Morgan building- quar
ters, costing the legion J50 a month, will
be abandoned, and the post will thus
stand a rental increase of only $290 In
the six months.
, The post voted unanimous protest
against extension of executive clemency
to Henry Albera Portland miller, who
was sentenced to three years in the pen
itentiary and fined $10,000 for violation
ef the espionage act during the war.
Similar net ion has been taken by the
' Spanish War Veterans and the O. A. R.
The post, has been asked to turn out
at least a hundred uniformed men for
. the Memorial day parade.
Commander Convlll announced com
Vnittee chairmen appointments as fol
lows :
J. W. Morris, grievance: W. A. Ek
wall. patriotic campaign; Orton E.
Goodwin, membership r Archie C. Van
Cleve, entertainment; Jay Coffey, head
quarters ; It. K. Norton, citisenshlp :
Mtae Jane V. Doyle, visiting; Frank
Moors, benevolence ; A. Descamp, law
And order, and Harvey Black, finance.
: A vaudeville program was given
under the direction of A. C. Van Clv
and K. W. ;JoTgenson of the amusement
committee, the numbers being voclfer
eusly received by the member.
ESTHER
POHL-LOVEJOY
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Democratic Candidate
FOR CONGRESS
THIRD DISTRICT
(MULTNOMAH COUNTY)
Primary. Election Friday,
v May 21. 1920 ,
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"Oregon's reo trees are tha heri
taffe of her people Safeguard and
develop them." "
(Paid Adv.) -
rsi,t. r..M,w.l!.,-
FOR-
Jfo iaato Fays fiBn MM
There wore only 39,000 Autos vin Oregon when we
otarted in with the State Highway Program. Now
there are 85,000. jTho auto license fees and Gaso
line tax pay for the roads. Revenues constantly growing.
Good Roads bring the autos the more autos. the
more money for good roads Let's build the roads
and develop Oregon.
for the 4 State
build : more state
Increase in Auto
WE 3(0)2
. Roll up a Dig Majority, to 'Show Oregon believes In Progress i
The Auto Pays ".the Bill.
OREGON STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
; CHARLES HALL President. Marsh ReU. : GEORGE QUAYLC, General Seeretary, Portland :
OREGON ROADS & DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION
W.L. THOMPSON, President. 235 Kiog St.. Portland. C. C. CHAPMAN, Chairman Ezscntive Committee, R. 1, Amity, Ore.
OfSdal Computation shows that Income from auto fees and gas tax pays both principal and interest of bonds. Write to
above address for copy, certified by Whitfield, Whitcomb & Co., Certified Public Accountants, Portland, Oregon
Willamette U Glee
Club to Give Annual
Concert Thursday
The Willamette University Olee club
will i hold its annual concert at . Rone :
City Park M. E. church, Fifty-eighth i
street near Sand ay boulevard. Thursday j
night at ,8 :15. The club consists of 17
members; In addition to two accompan-;
lata. Miss Evelyn , De Long and Miss '
Ruth Bedford, who will give piano solos.
Special features- will be a snappy stunt
by Everett Craven and Herald Emmet
and several numbers by the Varsity ,
quartet, i -
- Members of the Glee club are John
Medlar, Francis Cramer, Herald Emm el,
Floyd Mclntire. Ivan Comer, Benjamin
Rlckll, Noble Mood he, Ed win Soccolof
sky. Loren Basker, Ross Miles, Law
rence Davfes, John Lucker. J. Fred
McOrew.! Everett Craven, Waldo Kelso,
Vernon Sackett and Paul Day.
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Foot! Bridge Drops
And Boy Is Drowned
Twin Falls, Idaho, May 18. Joe Kelly,
aged 10. was drowned and his father,
C. F. Kelly, narrowly escaped the same
fate when a foot bridge on which they
were crossing Rock creek late Sun
day, collapsed and let them drop into
the rapids near the Siphon a long pipe,
which carries the water In a canal
across the canyon about six miles from
this city. The boy's body has not been
S
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O,
TRAINED BY EXPERIENCE
FOR'THE OFFICE
NoJ 161 on Ballot
Member of Elks, Moose,
W. O. V. and Eagles.
Paid Adv.)
STANLEY MYERS
' FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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VOTE
No. 28 X
FOB
Hamilton Johnstone
FOR.
DELEGATE-
To National Republican Convention from
j- Third. Congressional District
h (Two to Fleet) , ;
Oregon's Choice Is My Cfcolee
(Paid Advertisement by James S. Gay Jr.)
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Road Bond Limit And make it possible to
roads No Property Tax No Direct Tax No
License Fees No Increase In Gasoline Tax
YES-Walie
found, and it is believed to be In the
grip of a whirlpool..
Featured, by a spike .that Is driven
Into a tree which is being cut down to
hold it, an automatic oiler drips oil upon
a saw passing beneath it.
VOTE FOR THE
EUEMENTARY
school: FUND
No. 314
(Children's Bill)
May 21, 1920
1. This Millage Bill No.
314 takes the place of the
l.S mill levy here . in Port
land. The passage of this
measure No. 314 will cost
the average Portland tax
payer only twenty (20)
cents a thousand of
assessed valuation more
than he now pays.
5. There 1st a shortage of lss.oee
teachers In the United Stat, and a
shortage of teachers la Oregon.
' 1. If tit ineainre falls . to pats
many of our elementary schools mast
be closed.' , , , . ,
4. Over tS eehoot rooms la Oregoa
are bow rlesed asd 4tt chlldres
without lsttraetioB for lack of teach
ers. !,'!
i. This Village Bill 9To. 814 does
not provide for salary laereave for
Portland teaehers. Portland teachers
do not ask for salary lacrease.
6. MlllloDi of dollar worth ef
property In Oregoa, ontflrte of Port
land, escape a Just school tax. Mlll-
ge Bill So. 814 taxes equally all of
this property la Oregoa. - t
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7. Washington spend 884.08 per
child annaaiiy for elementary educa
Ion j Oregon only llla aaaaally
for eleaaeatary edeeatioa, , j
8. Fvery registered voter may vote
en Millage Bill So. 814, regardless of
property onalifleatioas.
t : I - ' 'i .")
Co to the polls Hay tl, and vote
TEjji for the Klemeatary School Mill,
age BiU So. 814. :
No,3i4XYES
(Paid Adv.)
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S T St H' " -BaaSaWBi 1
Dr.H.M.Greene
Republican For i
G
oroner
If you believe that 'everything else be-i
lug equal the ex-Servlce Man should be
given preference, i mark your ballot
X 153. Qreen, H. M. r ; ' ;
(Paid Adv., Greene for Coronor Club,
Dr. J. Ouy SLrohm, Sec)
NO TAX
IN THIS
it Unanimous
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600 Oregon Organizations Have Endorsed the
: . . HIGHER EDUCATIONAL. TAX ACT
These 60O organizations believe in the great educational mission of the Oregon Agricultural College, the Oregon Normal School and the Uni
versity of Oregon, which are Oregon's three state-supported higher educational institutions. Amon$; them are Granges, Commercial Clubs.
( Farmers' Unions, Labor Unions, Parent-Teacher Associations, Professional and Educational Bodies! Women's Clubs and active groups of all
5 . kinds in the farm, business, professional; religious, industrial and educational worlds. They have' signified 'by their endorsement that they will
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iiiese buo organzations examined the facts. Ihev found the University, the Normal and the Agricultural College were in the same position as
you yourself would be IF YOUR INCOME WERE LESS THAN 4 PER CENT GREATER THAn IN 1913, AND HAD LESS THAN ONE
HALF THE BUYING POWER; AND IF ON TOP OF THAT YOU HAD 2 TIMES AS LARGE A FAMILY TO BUY FOR.
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These 600 Organizations Are Only a Fraction of Those Who
; WillVote 310 X Yes i
Tens of thousands of Oregon citizens realize that without Higher Education the whole "educational; system must topple. They realize that
Higher Education is perhaps the state's best, investment toward increasing its wealth. They realizl that taxes are highest where education is
lowest, and that the best way to increase taxes is to cripple education. If . " :
Tlie Higher Educational Tax Act provides 1.26 mills for the support of the Agricultural College, Normal and State University. The College
and the University will receive IS mills and the Normal the remaining .06 of 1 mill. Total one an;?! twenty-six hundredths mills. Below are
printed the names of about two-thirds of the organizations of responsible Oregon voters who have! examined the evidence and have made an
nouncement to the public through their endorsement that they know the Agricultural College, Normal and University cannot live on an income
infinitely smaller than in 1913, with 5400 full-time students to train instead ov about 3100. Oi ;
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PART OF THE ENDORSEMENTS
BAKER COTJ5TT .
Legislative Committee of the rBaker
Chamber of Commerce. : 1
Henry Cooper Post No. 78 of the
American Legion, at Richland.
American Lerloii post at Halfway.
Alpha club of Baker.
Baker post No. 41 of the American Le
gion. . i
BE3TT03T
Summit grange No. 422.
Knights of Columbus of Corvallis. i
Oorvallis Commercial club. i
Plymouth Community club.
Mountain View grange.
Knigrhts of Pythias of Corvallis.
Corvallis lodge No. 1411, Loyal Order
of Moose.
Women of Woodcraft of Corvallis.
Independent Community club.
Taxpayers league of Benton county.
Willamette Presbytery,
Methodist Brotherhood of Corvallis.
Corvallis Woman's club. !
Chapter E., P. K. O. ; r i -
Artisan lodge of Wells.
c CLACKAMAS i
Molalla Community club.
Oregon City Commercial club.
Oregon City Live Wires. ,'
Milwaukee grange. I ;
Abernathygrange.
Oswego grange No. 175. . i . 1
Blolalla Commercial club. - ' "
Oregon City Community club. ,
Community club of Kstacada.
Estacada Business Men's elub. I
Wilsonvllle P. T. A.
. Azalea Literary club. , t "
Carl Douglans post of the American
Legion at Kstacada. -
Clackamas county Gaarnsey Breedera
Several Women's organizations.
CLATSOP
Pacific grange.
Netel grange. '
Astoria Commercial club. -
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
of America, Astoria local. ,
Warrenton Commercial club.
Pending dub of Astoria, '
Breakwater Association of Seaside.
Women's Civic club of Seaside.
School Board of Astoria,-' .
Walluiki grange.
Anniversary club of tha Preebyteriaa
church, Astoria.
Clatsop Post of the American ' Legion.
Woman's club of Astoria.
Order ef the Eastern Star, Seaside.
Klwanls club of Astoria.
V . COLUMBIA
Columbia county Pomona Cranje.
Clatskanie grange. r
Beaver Valley grange of Rainier. :
Yankton, grange. . '
Dfer .Island grange.
Order of the Eastern Star of St, Helena.
Poi, ., c'nrftftt ctb. .
St. Helens Chamber of Commerce.
Beaver Homes grange of Qoble. ;
l . .. . vvu.ii.ii s club.
Order of the Eastern Star of Rainier.
Rainier Woman's club. (
Armstrong grange
Mass meeting at Pt, Helens. i. . '
Woman's Club of St. Helena
Order of the Eastern Star of Clats
kanie. coos .
Marshfield Chamber of Commerce.
North Bend Commercial dub.
Myrtle Point Commercial sJub. T
Marshfleld post of the American Legion.
Marshfleld Business .Women's club.
Coos County School Board convention.
Coos Bay post No. 17 of the American
Legion. ' .
Marshfield post of the American Legion.
. '. CCRRT ' ,
North Curry Community Welfare elub.
CROOK J '' i
American Legion of Crook county, i
Ochoco Farmers' association.
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Commercial
club. '
Shu mi club. . ; . . i
Physocrat club. ' - -
Methodist Ladles Aid of Prinevllla.
Powell Butte Sorosis club.
Carnation Thimble club of Prlnevllla
Friday Afternoon Bridge dub of Prine-
ville. ! !
Prlneville Commercial elub. ! !
BESCHtTTES t
International, union of Tiroberworkers
of Bend.
Bend Commercial club. !:..,:; : i
Redmond Commercial club. ' L.
Redmond Women's club. 1 ! -
Community of Irish Bend.
Terrebonne ; Pioneer Woman's club.
Deschutes ParentTeacher association.
Terrebonne. Parent-Teacher .association.
Redmond Juniper club, '
Bend Civic club.
Bend Women's cluh.
Bena Huay club. '
Tumalo Tillicuma. .. , -f
Tumalo O. X. O. club. v.
Lapine Commercial clnb.
Deschutes chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
'DOUGLAS .
Toncalla grange.
Roaeburg Commercial club.
TJmpqua post of the American Legion.
Ladies' Aid of the Christian church. .
Roseburg Music club.
Women's Christian Temperance union
of Roseburg.
Elkton Community club. ; - -
Sutherlin Parent-Teacher association.
School District of Roseburg.
Sheep and Goat association.
Ladles' Aid of Methodist church. !
Protect the University, Normal and Agricultural College by Voting 310 X Yes
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Paid advertisement inserted by Colin Dyment in behalf of the Joint Alumni Relief Committee for Higher Education; In Oregon. 14 Plttock block, Portland, Or.
VOTE
ON MAY 21
Garden Valley Improvement club.
Roseburg chapter of Daughters of the
American Revolution.
. Merry-Go-Round dub of Winston.
- South Deer Creek grange.
r School board of Riddle. ,
Cattlemen's association. '
: Mass meeting of Canyonvllle,
Rose School Parent-Teacher association
of Roseburg.
Melrose grange. 1
Oakland Parent-Teacher assodation.
Mental Culture club of Roaeburg.
Gardiner Teachers' Institute.
: Benson School Parent-Teacher associa-
. tion of Roseburg. .
GILLIAM . ."
Frank Burns post of the American Le-
' f giOn. , 1
Ladies' Aid society.
i Knights of Pythias lodge.
Congregation of the . Congregational
church,
HOOI XIVEB
! Pomona grange of Hood River county.
Hood River Commercial club.
Hood River Apple Growers Assoda
tion. : Hood River County Teachers' associa
tion. ' Women's dub ef Hood River,
i Pine Qrove grange.
Hood . River Parent -Teacher assoda
tion, '. -. :.' . -
JXCK80 . .;
Ashland Commercial club.
- Rogue River Valley Jersey Breeders as
sociation. , f
Medford Chamber of Commerce.
Med ford Pan-Hellenio assodation.
'Jacksonville Civic Improvement dub.
..Wednesday Study dub.
i Ashland post of the American Legion.
Women's College club.
Rogue River Valley Ministerial associa
tion. .
Jacksonville Parent - Teacher associa
tion, i : .
Medford Parent-Teacher association. '
JOSEPHIITE
Josephine Pomona grange.
Grants Pass Commercial club.
Executive board of the Josephine county
farm bureau. .
.Fruitdalt grange. '
KLAMATH
Klamath county farm bureau.:
; Central Labor counoiL :
Missionary and women's organisation
of the First Presbyterian church.
Klamath Falls Parent - Teacher asso-
ciatlon. ,; ' 1
Library club. '
; Art Needle dub.
LAKE ' "
Sluslaw grange of Lorane.
Eugene Chamber of Commerce.
American Legion post at Eugene. '
Cottage Grove Parent - Teacher asso-'
elation.
Knights of Columbus No'. 14S0.
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
Lane county ,
Kiwania club. . ,
Cottage Grove Commercial elub.
Eugene Typographical union No. 491. -
.Cottage Grove local Teachers', assoda
tion. . Leonard Wood elub.
Women's Civic league of Creewell.
Junction City Chamber of Commerce.
Blue River school board.
Eugene Fortnightly club.
. - LINCOL3T
Lincoln County Pomona grange. '
Lincoln County Good Roads associa
v tion. .
: Lnor i. .
Alfred B. Babcock post of the American
Legion at Albany.
: Albany Commercial dub. ,
. Lebanon Commercial club.
. ! Brownsville Commercial club.
Lebanon Parent-Teacher association.
MORROW .
School beards and principals of Morrow
r county. ,
Farm bureau of Boardman.
Boardman Commercial club.
lieppner Commercial club.
: Heppner Parent-Teacher association.
Heppner Civic club. -Boardman
. Parent-Teacher association.
MALHEUR
i Ontario Commercial club.
. Vale Parent-Teacher assoclaUon.
- MARIO
Federated Community dubs of Marlon
oounty.
; Junior Chamber -of Commerce of Ma- :
rion county.
. : Brooks Commnity club.
Capital post of the American Legion.
Salem Commercial club.
Capital Typographical union of Salem,.
! Salem Woman's club. -!
. Brotherhood of Painters. Decorators and -.
; Paperhangers of Salem.
.. Silverton Community club.
Silverton Social dub.
1 Wood bum Woman's club. .
-Aurora Woman's-club.
- Whits School Parent-Teacher associa
tion of Hubbard. ,
; St, Paul Community club.
, Pythian Sisters of Hubbard. -.
1 Silverton Parent-Teacher, assodation.
' Marion Farent-Tsaeher association.
Salem Salesman's club. .
. - " - POLK
Dallas Commercial club,
A Polk County Pomona grange. . .
Polk County Farmers' union.
-"Polk County School Board convention.
Independence Merchants' association.
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Independence Parent-Teacher association,
Carl B. Fenton post of the American .
Legion of Dallas. j1
Monmouth Commercial club. r .
Monmouth Subordinate grange. &
Polk County Schoolmasters' club,
Independence Women's club. i
1 ' SHEKMAK I .
More Chamber of Commerce, ?1 ... -,
Grass Valley Woman's club.
TILLAMOOK . '
International Union of Timber Workers.
Tillamook Business Men's association,
Tillamook post No. 47 of the American
Legion. - - ! -.
Tillamook County, Creamery, association.
f UMATILLA
American Legion post of Pendleton. "
Athena-Weston post No, 68, American
Legion.
Pendleton Commercial association. '
Hermlston post of the American Legion.
Umatilla Commercial club. ?.
Pendleton Parish , Aid society, l a
Milton Teachers' Institute. i-:. .. - :
Stanfield Teachers' Institute. - 1 1 :'
Pilot Rock Teachers' Institute. I
Umatilla county school directors.
Umatilla farm bureau.
Hawthorn Parent-Teacher association
of Pendleton. . v.i
Lincoln Parent-Teacher association of
Pendleton. .' s i
; Washington Pareot-Teacher astociaUon
of Pendleton. - i i( '
" High School Parent-Teacher association
of Pendleton, . 4
- PSh'dleton Rotary club.- i':
Thursday Afternoon club of Pendleton. '
Current Literature club of Pendletoa--.'
Pilot Rock Commercial club. j: - "
Pendleton Woman's club".
Parent-Teacher council of Pendleton.
USIOX ' - t
Union County Ad club.
Eastern Oregon Cattle Feeders' I conven
. tion. it .-
Central Labor Council of La Grande.
La Grande Parent-Teacher association.
Greenwood Parent-Teacher association.
Riviera Parent-Teacher association.
' Central Parent-Teacher association;.
Women's Neighborhood club m of La
-Grande. )
American Legion post at La Grands.
-1 -- ' WALLOWA -
- Enterprise Commercial club. i
, Joint Alumni association. .
Joseph Women's club. .
Krause Post No. 72 of the American
legion. -
Entsrprise club. . " if
Bankers' association. ; f .
Enterprise Women's club.
- Wallowa county, farm bureau. t.
, Wallowa County Teachers' : association.
' Wallowa Women's club.
- wasco y
Wasco County Pomona grange r
The Dalles Commercial club. t.
Mill Creek grange. '
County Farmers- union.
Maupin Commercial club. s '
WapiniHa Chamber of Commeuce.
American Legion poet No. 4. I
Three Mile grange. i - :
WA8HI3TOTOIf j !
Kinton grange. . . 1 1;
Hillaboro Commercial club. fji .v y
; Cornelius Women's club. l
Forest Orove Monday Night club.
Hillsboro Eastern Stnr. i
Forest Grove Women's club.-
Riverside grange, Dilley. 1
Washington County Holstelri" 'Breeders'
association. ; tl .
Hillsboro Coffee club. j!' '
Kinton farmers' meeting. ;-1 .
Sherwood Order of Eastern Star.- -Tualatin
C. T. S. Country clulJj. '
Washington County Pomona grange.
WHEELER i
Fossil Commercial club. I f
. Fossil Parent-Teacher association. '
Fossil Women's Welfare club, j
TAMHILL ? ,
Newberg Clvlo club. i
Amity Parent-Teacher association.
McMtnnville Women's organisation.
Yamhill County. Teachers' association.
Newberg Wednesday club. ' jj '
South Chehalem forum. j
Newberg Order of Eastern Star. '
General meeting at Newberg. )
MCLTIOMAK s
Portland Central Labor council.,
Portland City club. i : '
Portland Realty board. ' .
Kiwania club. f
Oregon Civic league. ; -
Hebrew school at Neighborhood 'house.
Members' forum of the Qhamber of Com-
merce, t..c.
Multnomah County Pomona grange. .
Council of Jewish Women, i
Portland Grade Teachers' association.
Central body of the Portland . Parent
Teacher association. ' i
. Web foot camp of the Woodmen of the
. World. i
Couch Parent-Teacher association.
. Women's Social Science club, j
Woodlawn Parent-Teacher association, J
East Side Business Men's club.,
Portland Federated Women's dub.
Steam and Operating Engineers, local
No. 724. j
Broom and Whisk union. i
Brotherhood of Railway (Steamship
- Clerks. j
Grainhandlers' union No. 284. j
Albina Homestead Parent-Teacher asso
! . elation. i-
Hawthorne Parent-Teacher astodstion..
Portland Women's Research club,
Marguerite camp No. 1440, Royal Neigh
bora of -America.
Oresham Parent-Teacher association.
Joseph Kellogg Parent-Teacher associa
tion. Glencoe Parent-Teacher association.
Sellwood Parent-Teacher association.
Portland Womsn's club.
' Russellvllle Subordinate grange
Franklin high Parent-Teacher assooia'
Won.
Buckman Parent-Teacher association.
Portland StudT club. -Lavender
club of Portland.
Woman's Aid club, Portland.
League of Women Voters.
Amsricanlsatlon school of the Portland
women s nesearcn ciud.
Progress club of Portland. "
Travelers' Protective assodation.
Oregon chapter of the American Engi
neers' assoclstion.
Creston Parent-Teacher association.
' Oold Star Mothers.
Woman's Rotary club.
Tuesday Afternoon club.
Portland Ad club.
Vernon Parent-Teacher assodation.
Pacific University elub.
Six chapters of the P. K. O.
Lents Subordinate grange.
Women's Research club,
Laurelhurst Study club, -
Fortnightly club. -
Montavilla Pa rent -Teacher association.
Highland Parent-Teacher association.
First Presbyterian Church Women's as
sociation, i.
Corriente club. '
Portland Shakespeare club.
Gresham Business Men's association.
A.. P. E. O. Histerhood,
United Artisans.
Lincoln-Garfield post No. 3. Grand Army
of the Republic.
Spanish-American War Veterans, Scout
Young camp No. 2.
Jackson club.
PresMntn' council. i .
Alta Park Woman's club.
Monday Musical club.
Association of Collegiate alumnae.
; Housewives co'incll.
Alameda Tuesday club.
Pernwood : Parent-Tearher association.
Auxiliary of the American Trlon.
City Home Economics association.
Mayflower cluh.
Multnomah County chapter ef the Inter
national Typographical union.
Women's Auxiliary of the Railway Mali
association.
Consumers League of Oregon.
Portland Women's Overlook club.
Neustadter Broa' staff.
Women's Press club.
Metzger. dub.
Coterie dub.
Portland Rotary club.
Women's Auxiliary of theOreters.
Phalanx lodge No. . 14, Knights of
. Pythias.
ReIlwood Lavender club.
Powell Valley School district meeting.
Portland Rsllroad Woman's club.
Portland Women's New Tho;ht club.
Multnomah chapter of the Daughters of
i the American Revolution.
Women's Unitarian alliance. -Visiting
Nurse association.
Franklin Commun'ty club.
Portland Board of Education.
Gresham grange. .
Alaska society.
Directors of the Crlttenton home. '
Board of Directors of the Women's Ex
change. Haseldell camp No. 8257. Royal Neigh
bors of America.
Daughters of Isabella
Willamette chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Portland Alumni association of Phf
Delta Theta,
Woodlawn Methodist church Congrega
tion. Woodlawn Ladles' Aid society.
Greeters of Oreron. . .
Democrstlc Women's league.
Mount Scott Mental Culture club.
Women of Woodcraft.
STATEWIDE OROAKIZATIOWS
State Taxpayers' lesgue.
Oregon Newspsper conference.
Daughters of the American Revolution
of Oregon.
Oregon State Teachers' association.
Oregon Parent-Teacher convention.
Oregon Dairy eouncil.
Oregon Social Hygiene society.
Oregon Retail Merchants association.
Executive committee of the American
Lesion of Oregon,
Executive oommitice of the State Feder
ation of Women's clubs.
Oregon Association-' " of Collegiate
Alumnae.
Northwestern . Highway Section of the
American Association of Engineers.
Oregon Stats Graduate Nurse associa
tion. Bosrd of Directors of the Oregon Music
Teachers' aseodatlon, .
Jobbers. Distributors. Electrical Con
tractors and Dealers of the Edison
Lamp Works of the General Electric
company.
State convention of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows.
American Assodation of Engineers, Ore
gon branch.