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TWO AGCIDENTS
LAST SUNDAY
GKtSHAM HAS
BIG FOURTH
Ideal Day and Big List of At­
tractions Draws Largest
Crowd Seen Here.
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With a lew exception» |M-»»pie gr-'i
rrally think thnt (»refdiam ha« jm»t •*»-« n
the btggcHt it nd beat c»debrnll«»n »»v» r
r X |M'riehced in her hi*torv. Tiio*»* that
have been pa»M«d ill the la~l tw«» tear»
have lM*en tine and the attcn<lanc* wnw
giMwl m both imitancvH, but it will not
lx* diMputctl 111at the cotirnc «4 ev««nt* in
tin» lant «•»hd>r at ion ran the mowt «-\»-tily
of any heretofore attempt**!
Prue the
program waw not a heavy mir (nil it whh
carried out to the dot, ami no «»nr went
away feeling that he bad liven »light« d
Every one did their part ami did n well.
Thr day wan an ideal one The morn­
ing *<>|H*nv«l cloudy out ladorv noon
thr laat fleck <d fog bad been diaaipaled
and while it lircame warm enough to
make the run let tmtiary man »mile it
wa» not »tiffling The only »hortagr on
the program wmm the shortage of ice
cream ami cohl drink», These did not
move well till m I mui I two p. in. alter
which thr nUpply I mh ainv exhausted,
another h»a»l wo ordered from town
ami that too wav all used la-fore the
cloae of the »lay.
The program of Ihr morning war a
little drlay«*t| by thr ialriiva» of train»,
and comMM|ueutiy the HjM»ak»*ra w»*rc not
I mi II i prraent till well on to noon.
About IO:3u the »train» of Ridiard*»
orchrntra called tlu* |»voplo to the vicin­
ity of thr platform ami after a »vie« lion
vr two. Mayor Shattuck announced the
program.
A d<»u file quartette, con»i»ting of
Menner». Bachmryrr, All»vr!.i»on, John-
»tori, and Jone»* and Mr». .1. E. Mcliger,
Mr» < latinnliait and M i - h Jennie Mel*
xgar and < »rare and Minnie l.awrrm»*
rendered the tir»t ni>ml»ar. accompanied
by Mr». All»erti»<»n t!iv pianiat.
Mr.
Khattm k then introduced Prof L K
Alderman in ii abort but well worded
a perch. Prof. Alderman made an ex­
cellent a«ldrr»H bearing <>n the liiatorcia
vvriita of tiie paat, thr »lutiea of th**
patriotic citixen of thr prrarnt, with a
atirring appeal fur llir future. To way
that Prof Alderman won thr audieiicr
would m»t l»e Hiiflicirnt. Every one
aeemrd enlliuaniatic in commendation
of the adtlreHH ami there ia reason to
lielicvr Hint hi« return at aotnr future
dalv will I h * antic>pat«*d by tin* I ampli*
of th** locality witii plraaiire.
Following till» address the doublt)
(|Uartrttr rrnder«*d "Columbia the Gem
of tin* (>cran” and Dr A (’. Smith was
inltodiicrd mid lie gave a short spicy
ami entertaining talk which wna alao
highly npprrciMtr*!.
Following tin» llir audience wma a»k««d
to join hi ainging “America’* ami tin*
program wna then over.
In tlu* meantime a ball game ha»l
hern »tarted brtwmi Moniitnvilla Tigera
and the Troutdale Cuba, resulting in a
■core ot 7 to 3 in favor of Troutdale.
Another game lietween Gresham mid
Pleaannt Home in Hie afternoon was
won by (irraham by a hi
At 3 p. tn. thr racca took place a a
followa, the winner firat, a»»coinl next :
Boy a under 14
Pitman, Stanley mid Jonra.
Boys under 10
The above is a cut ol the power engines ol the Schaw-Batcher Company, showing the engines,
air compressors, boilers, etc., v.hile being assembled at Gresham preparatory to being taken
out on the line.
</urs(i>H-rry. William »ml Biker
Girls under 10,
Hamlin and Matthews
Girls under 14,
Merrill mid Guliiksoii.
Fret* f**r all.
100 yd*. Joe 1--1. liowuxl Smith.
M* n over tk),
J. D. Loo. (’ E Liudsey.
The day pa>aed quietly, no serious
accidents occurring ami very little dis­
turlmnc*-« of any sort ri.mg to effect tile
hUcct*»n of the occasion.
GOKBEn
Barqain Buqq> Sale
Miaa Emma Harikry vi»it«**l in Port-
lurid the fir*t «>f the week-
Mi»» Barah Johnston, of Portland is
visiting her c«>u»in. Mr«, b II. Reed.
Mr md »I Mr» X P.GIeanon are visiting
friends and relative» in thin vicinity.
F<Hi SALE—S»-e* »nd hand Luggie» and
harnea« Buga in * fi'»ni $15 to $5o, in
Alno »orne driving
Aral claafl b I im |» v
and rifling borne- .»t verv reasonable
pricty For full partictilara »ev J E.
Metzger, <iiv»lidiii, Ore., >r phone 147.
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Mi»» Fade of Portland i» vitnting
Mr» L Oatrand.
Mr» lauta Benfield i» in Portiate!
caring lor her daughter in law who is
very ill.
The majority of p<‘»>ple from our little
berg celebrated at Wnahoughal.
Biq Prohibition Meeting
Ixiuia Benfield who i» employed on the
ll<m. Karon Walk inn, Prohibition
candidate tor vice president in 1908 will fire department in the city, came out
I m * in Gresham on Saturday evening of an»! »|M*iit Sunday at home.
July 9th, to Rpciik in the hi threata of
thr tfmpt rHnt’v movement- Mr. \\ at-
kin* rryutalnm warrant* a full house.
Everyone nhould have an inivreat in the
The Swedish school in progressing
<|iN<’UwHion of .» subject that in i»o im­
portant to the jovial, moral, and finan­ nicely with Miss Martha Nordling of
cial welfare of the v Hue country a* thia Portland as teacher.
Nubjeet ih . The inerting w ill be held in
(’. A. Lindgren, who has been serious­
the < irange Hall.
ly ill, is up again.
Aug. and Kndrew Itydberg of Erie,
Penn., are broking around for a suita-
ÍIK KWOOD
ble location.
M irm
Pretty man, ti ixipular
Born to Mr and Mrs Chas, Nord-
young lady u( thin place,
married blorn, June 25, a eon.
lant WrtincR'Inv afternoon at the Taylor
St. M. I < hur< h, to W h I hoii Thacher.
Onlv a few relative* an<l intimate ac­
VERMONT STATE GRANGE.
quaintance« were present They will
■pend their honeymoon in eastern Ore.
PLEASAN I VIEW
Gay Johnwon ih H|M*nding a few weeks
in >haw , (>i*egon.
Mr«, B F Powers is slowly improv-
log.
A. T Mult haul bar accepted a poxi-
tloll HR assistaiit engineer on the Geo.
\V. Elder, running between Portland
and San Diego.
Greshdm I trd Mill
Beginning on Mon<lay, July II, the
tir» Rham Feed and ( hop Mill will be
prepared to do griwt work every day,
and w ill have on hand a Block of feed,
bran, »horta, roll**! barley, oat», rolled
oat», wheat, chop, etc. lairge or »mall
order».
Rnm»by A Oswald, Proprietor»
Riqxirt of the Coliilitioti of tile
FIRST STATE BANK OF GRESHAM
in the State of Oregon, at the close of business July 3<>, 1910.
RESOURCES
l.oans mid discounts .................
Bonds, securities, etc
Blinking house, furniture mid tlxtures
Due from approved reserve bunks
Checks mid other cash items
Cash on hand
T otal ,. ................................
I 94,714.11«
1,880.00
'i. I I . 38
40,794.18
II.K)
5,t>S() 52
»180,626.84
LIABILITIES
♦ 15,000.00
Capitai »lock |>iii*l in.....................................
2,(100 00
Surplus fund
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4,097.34
Undivided profits, less expensi-s mid tuxes pani
111,063.17
Individual deposits subject to check
0,088 97
Demand certificates of deposit
18,678.36
Time certificates of deposit.............................................
»1(10,026.84
T otal , .........
STATE GF OREGON, I RM.
County ot Multnomah,
I, E mil G. K ariisli ., Cashier * d the uliove mentioned bank, do solemnly
swi-ar that, the alsivc report is trus to tiie best of my knowledge and belief.
E mil G. K arukll , Cashier
CORRECT—Attest:
Subscribed mid sworn to
A. M xvkrh
liefore me this 7th day of
T iikoookk B iukkikr
July, 1910.
E mil G. K ahokll
A. Mttvmta,
Directors.
Notary Public.
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Vol. 6.
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1910
Interest In th. Patrons Growing and
Membership Increasing.
Nen Shoe Shop
Er» 1 Schumacher ha« had 20 years
ekpeiience {in »hoetniiking ami repair
work. He will do your repairing at rea­
■onaide rates ami give satisfaction,
(iive a new man a chance. Shop on
Powell : St. opp-'Site Dan M’-tzger's store.
Bids Wonted
The Board of Director» of School
District No. 3(>7 , or&iJt., Multnomah
mid Clackamas counties. Oregon, will
let contract to build a new schoolhouse,
in said district, to the lowest r<-s|s>nsi-
ble bidder. Plana ami specifications
can I h - seen at the residence of !.. C.
Lowe, clerk of said district. Sealed
bids will be received al the resiilende
of 1. C. Lowe The Board of Directors
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. Said bi<is w ill la- opened at the
schoolhouse in saiii district on Monday,
the 2óth day of July, at 2 o’cha-k, p. m.
By order of the Bomd of Directors.
1. c 1.0)' E. Clerk
No. 27.
( hdutaqud Proqrdm
The following is a program of the
t'baiitaqua assembly U> be h*-l,| ai Glad­
stone park:
July 12—Afternoor, Mrs. Anna White
Stillman. Journal band.
Dr Went­
worth F. Stewart. Chemawa vs. Hon­
Mr. Johnson’s Family Hurt on eyman Hardware company. Evening,
Sandy Road—Livery Rig
Irving M. Glen Journal band.
Demolished, Main St.
July 13—Afternoon, Dr. Madison C.
Peters, Irving Glen.
Gladstone vs.
Clackamas. Evening, Edwin Brush,
The 'lav liefore the Fourth was event­ the magician.
Julv 14—Afternoon, Dr William 8.
ful for l>a<l accidents, one happening
Creek.
Sadler
Chemawa vs. Eagle
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to the north of Gresham and one in­
Evening—Irving M Glen, Sarah Mil-
side the city limits. In the latter, our dred Wilmer.
tiresham liveryman, Ed Metzger, with
July 15—Afternoon, The entire Sad-
Lis auto got rather the worst of the ler's company. Gladstone vs. Honey-
Evening,
man Hardware company.
udxup.
Illustrated Lecture—Dr. William Hadler.
Mr. Johnson, with his wife and three
July 16— Afternoon, Conferring diplo­
■laughters, was enjoying a drive Sunday mas. Irving M. Glen Dr. Madison C.
afternoon on the Sandy road. After Peters. College reunions. Clackamas
proceeding some distance be stopped at vs. Eagle Creek
Evening, Mrs. Anna
a trough to water the horse. Thinking White Stillman. Roes Crane.
to make it easier for the horse, the
July 17—Afternoon, Col. (ieo. W.
bridle was removed. Just then an auto Bain. Band concert.
Evening, Roas
came up liebiml and a man got out and Crane.
came toward the pump. Coming around
July 18—Afternoon, Irving Glen. Col.
the ng suddenly he frightened the horse George W. Bain. Gladstone vs. Che­
which started to run. The runaway mawa. Evening, the Pasmores concert.
might have been stopped but the auto
July 19—Afternoon, the Paaomres.
driver thought to head him off and gave Dr. D. F. Fox.
Honeyman Hardware
chase, which resulted in the horse sud­ company vs Eagle Creek.
Evening,
denly turning south at the next cross­ Miss Goldie Peterson. The Pasmores.
ing.
At the turn the women and chil­ Y M. C. A. athletic entertainment
dren were thrown out against a barbed ‘ July 20—Afternoon, Elias Day and
»ire fence, the horse continuing south Oranne Truitt-Dav.
Clackamas vs.
to the Base Line and thence east to the ' Chemawa Evening, the Pasmores.
Twelve-Mile house.
The woman was
July 21—Afternoon, Irving M. Glen.
found to Ire severely cut about the face Miss Sophia Geary Shivee. Dr. H. V.
and one arm was dreadfully torn.
The ; Adams. Eagle Creek vs. Gladetone.
older girls each sustained severe cuts on Evening—Gov. Joseph W. Folk of Miss-
their faces and about their bodies, but ' ouri.
the youngest one practically escaped.
July 22—Afternoon, H. V. Adams,
They were brought to Gresham and Dr.
Honeyman Hardware company vs.
Short attended to them, after which
, Clackamas.
Evening, Miss Sophia
Ed Metzger took them back to the city­ | Geary Shivee. Dr. D. F. Fox.
Irving
in his auto.
M. Glen.
While on his way back in the even­
July 23—Afternoon, Irving Glen. Dr.
ing about * o'clock, when nearly in
Wentworth F. Stewart. The leading
front of his resilience, Mr. Metzger ob­
teams. Evening, Elias Day and Oranne
served a rig in front of his car, but he
Truitt-Day. Fireworks.
was going slowly and anticipated no
July 24—Afternoon, D. F. Fox. Irv­
trouble. Preparing to pas« to the right,
ing M. Glen. Sacred concert. Evening,
the rig was suddenly drawp across in
Dr. Wentworth F. Stewart
front of the car and liefore be could stop
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the rig was a wreck, the occupants were
landed on the frout of the car and the
horse liad departed for regions un- i
known.
It appears that the driver has
.Miss Constance Ewing spent a day in
admitted that Mr. Metzger was not to Cherryville last week.
blame, and that the horse was not
August Brandstein left last week for
afraid of autos, so no reason can be
eastern Oregon for a short visit.
given for the accident unless the driver
Dr. Mapes and family of Aberdeen are
and his companion were asleep, or were visiting Mrs, L. J. Rooney.
considering important matters of per­
Lloyd and Glen Corey left last Saturday
sonal interest.
for WallaWalla.
Geo. Flynn is visiting in eastern Ore­
Two new train« have been put on dur­ gon. Ross Marston is also in that part
ing the part week on the O. W. I*, be­ of the state.
tween (iresliani and Portlandr One of
these train« leaves Gresham at 10:45,
Weekly Oregonian and Herald $2.00
a.m., the other at 12:45 p.m.
Lots tor »ale in Cidarville, on easy
\ ermoiit state grunge lield Its tlilr- terms. II. W Snishall. l’lea-ant View
ty-elglitli miiiunl meeting in Burling Avenue; Gresham, Route 3
ton.
The delegatee numbered over
300, the largest number present in the
history of the grange. There were
also several hundred members iu at­
tendance. The financial report show­
ed the permanent fund. Including In­
terest to July 1. 1909. to he »823.51.
The treasurer received during the
year, including funds on hand at the
< |o»e of Inst year’s account, »13.335.18.
lie hud paid out but »4.633.81. Tin
report of secretary A. A. Priest show
oil that since the hist meeting twenty
six granges hud been Instituted. Th<
granges In good standing number 199,
with a total membership of 18,494.
The total number of Pomona granges
Is twenty-four, with a membership of
6,4(18. State Muster C. F. Smith of
Morrisville in his annual address ad­
vised cooperation In the matter of
buying certain commodities In car lots,
asked for annual trainlug iu public
schools, remi-dlnl taxation measures,
state support of paupers, reduced court
expenses, another liquor law referen­
dum, good roads, cow testlug associa­
tion. reforestation and an effort to
prevent the repeal of the Grout bill
Iu congress.
The committee on education reported
Iu favor of n lllieral policy of educa­
tion mid a general Improvement and
extension In the methods of ngrhul
furnl training by increasing the facil­
Also Guaranteed Buggies with
ities for the slime The committee on
trimming,
fine leather quarter
agri* tilfure advocated sclentltle meth­
ods of farming mid the abolishment
red or black
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of old. primitive met hods. The com­
High Grade Henney Buggies
mittee also reconniiemhHl that the pro­
gram of the lecturer contain more ag­
ricultural topics.
Resolutions were passed favoring a
referendum on the liquor question, a
goixl roads movement, equal taxation,
n parcels post, nt least one agricul­
tural high school, industrial education
I Moline Plow
In schools and opposing congressional
shin suhsldv.
CHERRY VILLE
Harness
Buggy and
Wagon Sale
The remark that agents can duplicate ourlsale prices is "hot air.”
have taken our line of goods away from agencies near Portland
so that we can make you THE PRICE
Leather
tops, in
$58.50
$77.50
$40
$45
$18
$30
Team Hamess
Team Hamess
Single Buggy Hamess
Double Driving Hamess
C. L. Boss & Co
Co. Bldg. |
We
$31.50
$35.50
$13.50
$23.50
320 - 328
EAST ¡MORRISON STREET
Portland, Oregon
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