Gresham outlook., June 27, 1911, Image 1

G resham O utlook
TWICE A WEEK
VOL I.
NO. 34
GRESHAM, M ULTNOM AH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 27. 1911
german evangelical
milk producers
CONFERENCE HERE
T he board o f d ire c to rs
of th e
Milk P ro d u c e rs' asso ciatio n is g e t­
tin g its b u siness sh ap ed up an d
ready to b ring th e
n ext
re g u la r
m eetin g Ju ly 14.
A very in te re stin g m eetin g w as
held a week ago last S atu rd ay at
Scappoose an d a n o th e r m eetin g w as
held last S atu rd ay to p erfect an o r­
g an izatio n re p re se n tin g ab o u t 1500
cows. T h e m ilk p ro d u cers in th a t
lo cality a re very e n th u s ia stic . In ­
te re st is being aw ak en ed a t F orest
G rove, R idgeville and H illsboro.
T he p ro b ab ility is th a t th is o r­
g an iza tio n w ill be ex ten d ed to all
lo calities from w hich
m ilk
is
shipped to th e city of P o rtlan d
It
will no d o u b t ta k e tim e an d m uch
p erso n al e ffo rt but If m em b ers will
go
be p a tie n t an d rem em b er th a t
be
g re a t an u n d e rta k in g
can n o t
b ro u g h t in to w o rk in g o rd e r a t once.
th e plan will no d o u b t succeed an d
be of g re a t b en efit to both p ro d u cer
an d consum er.
‘JUST H E L P Y O U R S E L F "
TELLS OF CONDITIONS
GARDEN PRODUCTS
IN OLD MEXICO
DISPLAYED BY BOYS
A le tte r w as received a few day s
P ro d u c ts of m ore th a n one h u n ­
ago by E. G. K ard ell from Mr. Jo h u
d re d boys' g a rd e n s w ere placed on
T h u rsd ay , 10 a. m. Rev. E. G.
Jack so n fo rm erly a citizen of th is
A. in P o rt­
lieess of P o rtla n d w ill p reach .
Place, now
of C ullacan, S ln alv a, display a t th e Y. M.
2 p. m .. B u sin ess sessio n — P re s i­
Mexico. T he le tte r co n tain s m any land F rid a y . T h e d isp lay s a re ar-
d e n t's re p o r t; a ss ig n m e n t of com ­
th in g s of in te re st to rea d e rs in th is ranged on long ta b le s .a r o u n d the
m ittees.
locality.
a u d ito riu m . S pecial prizes have been
F rid a y , 9 a. m ., R e p o rts of com ­
Mr. Jack so n say s th ey a re aliv e
,,
.
,
.,
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offered am i th e e x h ib its a re highly
m ittees.
and well in sp ite of w ar and tro u b les.
No tra in , no m ail for 30 days. He ‘,r “ ‘8ed b> 11 C " u , t * 1,1 c h a rg e of
2 p. m ., V oung P e o p le 's
W ork
Sunday schools.
says he h as not Itm e to tell m uch th e c o n te st, as of ex cep tio n ally fine
2 p. m., M em orial services.
ab o u t th e ta k in g of C u llacan by th e d u ality .
S unday, 10 a. m ., S u n d ay school.
rebels but m en tio n s th a t 50 fe d e r-|
“ I anl ' “ o re th a n
pleased w ith
Special serv ices a t 11. S erm on by
als w ere k illed, th e g o v ern m en t cot- th e re su lt of th e c o n te s t, said Mr.
Rev. A. L eu tw eln of S e attle. Com ­
M em bers of th e G resh am G range, ton and su g a r factory w as d y n am it-I H a tt. " T h e boys have show n a keen
m union.
No. 270 m et last S a tu rd a y and had ed and b u rn ed and th e only A m eri- in te re st all th e way th ro u g h and th e
2 p. m ., A d d re sse s by Rev. F. an in te re stin g an d p ro fita b le day. can b u ilt house w as also destro y ed g ard en tru c k e x h ib ited Is of a very
O pperm ann of S p o k an e an d Rev. E. A t th e m o rn in g session Mrs. C h ari- ( S everal ch u rch b u ild in g s w ere rid- good q u ality . T he a u d ito riu m has
Seeger of S e a ttle an d o th e rs. C los­ ty S m ith , Mr. and Mrs. E. G. K ar- died w ith b u llets,
in clu d in g
th e been th ro n g e d w itli boys in te re ste d
ing service.
dell an d H. L. St. C lair w ere g iven C atholic ch u rch but not th e cath e- in th e c o n te st, am i th e re s u lt has
U nion se rv ice a t M E. ch u rc h at th e th ird a n d fo u rth d e g rees and d ral. T he B ank of S onora w as blow n m ore th a n exceeded
o u r expecta-
8 p. m.
Mr. H odge w as given th e firs t and up and all silv er ta k e n by ro b b ers tlo n s .”
second.
and fed erals. A neig h b o r lost th re e
M any prizes have been d o n a te d
S unday
n ig h t
w hile
K en n eth
It being C h ild re n 's Day th e chll- horses, 50 sack s of co rn , g uns an d by P ort bind m e rc h a n ts , all d e a r to
R o b erts w as r e tu r n in g to tow n w ith d re n an d all otherB w ere tr e a te d to I am u n ltio n . No A m erican w as h u rt th e boy's h e a rt. A m ong th em a re
a hor?e a n d buggy fro m H o ck in so n ’s a fine stra w b e rry d in n e r. A very or m olested.
sw eaters, fo o tb all an d b aseball g ear,
staDle he su d d e n ly fo u n d h im self so in te re stin g p ro g ram w as given by
Mr. Jack so n says a sm all com- books, c lo th in g and fish in g ta c k b
fa r o u ts id e of th e ro ad th a t h is b u g ­ th e c h ild ren
d u rin g th e le c tu re r's pany cam e to his house an d a sk ed
T h e co m p etitio n th a t is ju s t clos-
b u t in g is th e first division in th e Y. M.
gy to p s tru c k a te le p h o n e pole and h o u r in th e a fte rn o o n , w hich m any ■ for guns, p isto ls and horses,
they w ere very co n sid erate. C h ris- C. A.
boyB' g a rd e n in g c o n te st. T he
upset th e v eh icle sp illin g him o u t atte n d e d .
G ran g ers a re u rg ed to n o t forget tin e, he says, picked up a ll
th e co n test w as divided in to tw o
see­
and J e rk in g of th e to p to g e th e r w ith
th e s e a t of th e buggy. T h e h o rse th e re g u la r m eetin g th e second S at- nerves she h ad , and gave th e m en tlo n s, and la te v eg etab les w ill also
w ater. T hey took off th e ir
som - be ex h ib ited In A ugust. S e p a ra te
went on an d p lu n g ed dow n th e eig h t u rd ay In Ju ly .
rero s, s, th
th a a n n k k e e d d h h er
er an
an d d ro
rode
off. prizes have been o ffered
fo r th e
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b b rero
d e ofr.
foot e m b a n k m e n t u n d e r th e sid ew alk
A special council m eetin g w as He says th a t w hen th e
M adero ra isin g and d isp lay in g of th e late
tre s tle so u th o f th e Z en ith a d d i­
tion. K e n n e th fo u n d th e h o rse and held last n ig h t to ta k e a ctio n in ref- forces passed th ro u g h th ey took all v egetables,
buggy u p sid e dow n a n d
proceeded eren ce to th e bond Issue. Som e tech- they w a n te d -a n d gave a receipt
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Mr Ja c k so n says th a t C h ristin e " _ I h s t l . of H eru.cc E llis«...
w ith h is k n ife to ca rv e u p th e h a r ­ nical d lffic u ltle sh a v e been encoun-
ness to g e t him loose. H e re tu rn e d tered
T hse a re b eing met and it bad been sick bu t w as im p ro v in g
T he m any frie n d s of Mr. am i Mrs
him to th e liv ery s ta b le safe and Is believe d In a sh o rt tim e th e mon< J fa«'
H e says it is w arm but b eau- W m. E lliso n , at F airv iew , sym pa
to th ize w ith th em in th e d e a th of th e ir
sound. No se rio u s
in ju ry
being will tie fo rth co m in g fo r w ater and 1 ’ ful.
He e x ten d s g re e tin g s
baby g irl, B ernice, w ho died at th e
done f u r th e r th a n to sm ash a good sew er purposes.
frien d s a t G resham .
hom e on F rid ay of in fa n tile p a r ­
buggy, c u t up a fin e h a rn e s s and
An o rd in an ce w as
passed
last
N otice.
alysis. She w as tw o y ears old, and
b esm ear th e ro a d w ith a p ail of n ig h t pro v id in g fo r th e p ay m en t of
choice h om e re n d e re d lard .
th e bonds a t th e fiscal agency for 1 T h e G resham p o sto ffice will be had been q u ite h elp less lo r sev eral
O regon In th e city of New
Y ork open on Ju ly 4 from 8 to 9. T he w eeks follow ing th e grip. T h e fu ­
S h e rm a n M cC arter, w ho h a s been
seem : lobby will close at noon.
T h ere n eral w as held S unday at th e P re s ­
E a stern bonding com panies
ill fo r a b o u t a w eek, h a s recovered
of
O
regon
law
s
will
be
no
d
eliv
eries
on
th
e
ro
u tes b y te ria n ch u rch and b u ria l w as In
r a th e r su sp icio u s
an d is a b le to be a ro u n d ag ain .
I McColl, P M Lone F ir cem etery.
an d a re m ak in g a c a re fu l in v estig a- 36
J tlo n of all p o in ts involved, even a sk ­
Rockwood Dance.
ing for copies of reco rd s of th e legis
R ockw ood G ra n g e w ill begin th e la tu re of 1905 w hen th e
special
c e le b ra tio n th is y e a r w ith a big p a ­ c h a rte r fo r G resham w as en acted .
trio tic d an c e on S a tu rd a y ev en in g ,
It w as sta te d th a t th e P o rtlan d
Ju ly 1st. P a rs o n 's o rc h e s tra
w ill w ater bond had se n t out an eig h t-
be th e r e a n d th e u su a l G ran g e su p ­ inch valve to be a tta c h e d Io th e new
p er w ill be given. T ic k e ts >1.00.
pipe. T h is w as co n sid ered to o sm all j
an d tw o 12-lnch valves have been
LOST o r ST R A Y E D — G ray m are o rd ered one fo r each of th e p ip e­
d tw o th re e -y e a r old m ules.
Re- lin es p assin g
th ro u g h
th is city
,rd. P h o n e.
A.
S.
K in caid , H ence It is not lik ely G resh am will
o u td a le .
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be w ith o u t w ater w hen th e system
Excursion on M l . H ood R ailw ay fro m M o n ta villa Io Gresham.
is in stalled .
W A NTED — T o h ire a g e n tle rid-
H o u rly Trains on O. W. P.
T he council voted to hold th e nexj„
g pony fo r a few w eek s
A ddress re g u la r m eetin g on T u esd ay n ig h t.
p h o n e Ire n e D oug las,
P leasan t
are invited.
GRANGE OBSERVES
CHILDREN’S DAY
1776
July 4th
191 I
Celebrate at Gresham
P a r a d e , B a ll G a m e s , M o r s e R a c e s , A u t o ­
m o b ile R a c e s , D a n c in g , E tc .
line, Oregon.
(■rain, F lou r, F eed, Etc.
W H E A T — T ra c k prices. Blue-
stem , 97-98c; C lub, 85-86c; red R ub
sian, 85-86c; V alley, 87c;
40-fold,
87c.
B A R L E Y — F eed . >27.
M 1L L STU FFS — B ra n , >24.50-25
per to n ; m id d lin g s,
>31 ;
sh o rts,
> 25.50-26; ro lled b a rle y ,
>29.50-
30.50.
FL O U R — P a te n ts , >4 95 p er b a r­
re l, s tra ig h ts , > 3.85; e x p o rts, >3.80;
valley, >4 80; g ra h a m , >4 5 0 ; w hole
» h e a t, >4.70.
CORN — W hole, >29; cracked,
>30 per ton.
PORK— Fancy, 9H -10c
VEAL— Fancy, 11H -I2c P«r lb
H. L. F o s te r h as been m ak in g
q u ite au im p ro v e m e n t in his re s ta u ­
ra n t on P ow ell s tre e t.
B esides p u t­
tin g a w ain sco atin g of g reen b u rla p
a ro u n d h is fo rm e r d in in g room , he
h a s had a n a rc h cu t on th e w est
sid e and fixed up a n e a t little d in ­
ing room w ith room fo r tw o tallies
w here lad les can be acc o m m o d a t­
ed, p o rtle rs being h u n g ac ro ss th e
arch w ay . N eat an d a ttr a c tiv e w in­
dow sig n s have boen p a in te d , th e
f u r n itu r e lias been clea n ed an d v a rn ­
ish ed , new ta b le s and ciia irs add ed
am i a show case h as been o rd ered .
A w a itre ss lias lieen en g ag ed and
m ore h elp will lie ad d e d next week
Mr. F o s te r h as m ade good
his
p ro m ise to Im prove th e re s ta u ra n t
serv ice an d show n h im self re lia b le
an d p rom pt in a b u sin ess way. lie
is a h u stle an d w ill h av e th in g s in
first class sh a p e to ta k e c a re of th e
F o u rth of Ju ly crow d.
FIRE CHIEF
PERISHES
D avid C am pbell, ch ief of P o rt-,
la u d 's fire d e p a rtm e n t and v ete ra n
fire flg h le r, lost h is life y esterd ay
m o rn in g w hile d ire c tin g his forces
in fig h tin g a >90.000 fire in th e
U nion Oil c o m p a n y 's s to ra g e w are­
h o u se on th e enBt side. T ile chief
e n te re d Hit* b u rn in g b u ild in g th a t lie
m ight th e b e tte r d ire c t tile e ffo rts
th a t w ere being
Io
su b d u e
th e
flam es. He w as w arned not to do
so by P a tro lm a n L K. E vans, hut
heeded not. H is reply
und
last
w ords w ere, " I 'v e got to lie th e r e to
fight th e fire, we c a n 't do It out
h e re .”
He w as
follow ed by
F irem en
Y oung an d E vans and th e n ex t in ­
s ta n t one of th e big oil ta n k s ex­
ploded a n d th e n o rth w all w as a
h e a p of
ru in s.
A ssista n t C hief
Y oung w as h u rle d th r o u g h th e door
w hile E v an s w as se n t fly in g Into th e
s t r e e t.
Mrs. C am p b ell, w ife of th e chief,
on h e a rin g t lint a big fire w as r a g ­
ing h a ste n e d to th e scene and h e a r­
ing m in o rs Hint a
fire m a n
was
k illed , a sk ed wlio it was. A m an
w ho did not know
tier said ,
Its
C nlef C am pbell.
W hereu p o n Mrs
C am pbell sh rie k e d nn<l fell in a
dead fain t and w as rem oved to th e
h o sp ital.
D u rin g th e p ro g re ss o f th e fire
sev eral aw fu l ex p lo sio n s o ccu rred
O th er
b u ild in g s w ere
th re a te n e d
an d th e firem e n d ire c te d th e ir ef
fo rts to w ard p re v e n tin g a sp read of
flam es to su rro u n d in g p ro p e rty and
th e riv e r fro n t. T he cau se of th e
fire Is u n k n o w n , every p re cau tio n
h a v in g been ta k e n to avoid such a
c a ta stro p h y . It si ru m o re d th a t sev
era! o th e r m em b ers of th e fire d e ­
p a rtm e n t hav e lost th e ir lives, hilt
d e fin ite In fo rm a tio n is not o b ta in ­
a b le a t th is tim e.
P ro g ra m o f th e D a y
PORTLAND MARKETS.
O AT8— No. 1, w h ite, >27-28 p er
ton.
HAY — T ra c k p rices: T im o th y ,
E a ste rn O regon, No. I , >16-21; a l­
fa lfa . > 12.50-13; g ra in
h ay , new ,
>10; clo v er, new , >8.50-9.
Dairy and C ountry Produce.
PO U L T R Y — L ive hen s, 15 -1 6c;
b ro ile rs, 20c; d u c k s, • y o u n g , 15c;
n o m in a l,
.u rk e y s ,
20c;
d ressed ,
choice, 25c.
EGOS— O reg o n , ra n c h , can d led ,
21c; case c o u n t, 20c.
C H E E S E — F u ll cream , tw ins,
1«-14 H e ; p er l b , y o u n g A m erica,
15-15 H e pound.
B U T T E R — C ity cre a m e ry e x tra
1 and
2 p o u n d p rin ts . In boxes,
24c p e r pound.
$1.50 PER YEAR
" I mu deeply g riev ed a t Hie u n ­
f o r tu n a te d e a th of F ire C hief C am p
b ell," said M ayor Sim on th is m o rn ­
ing. " I t is Hie sa d d e st accid en t th a t
h as h ap p en ed d u rin g my e n tire a d ­
m in is tra tio n . C am p b ell w as a m ost
F IF T Y G EN T LE M E N w an ted w ith
th e ir lad les to e a t ice c re a m ; new \JONSTER PA RA D E A T 9:30.
Headed by mounted mar- ex cellen t o ffic e r, an d had no p eer
on llie P acific C oast as a fire fig h te r
p a rlo rs, Main
s tre e t,
firs t
door
shals and brass band.
Ho w as not only a good o ffic e r, hut
n o rth of th e new cem e n t block
First D ivision—Business m en's floats, fraternal societies, etc.
lf i
a good m an , h o n est an d u p rig h t, and
Second Division -25 decorated autos and turnouts.
ta k e i
W A NTED — 100 lad ies to
a tte n d e d to h is d u tie s like no o th e r
T hird Division—Comic floats, C alithum pian bands, etc. Prizes.
a d v a n ta g e of th e sp ecial red u ctio n ,
c h ie f tills city h as had
It w as a
On sad way lie died ut Ills post of d u ty
on all lin es of m illin ery a t th e PATRIOTIC MUSIC AND RECITATIONS A T II.
an d In my opinion Hie city will
G resh am M illinery E m p o riu m
the grounds.
Mug
s u ffe r from his ta k in g -o ff.
Songs by chorus. Music by ban d and selections by elecutionist
O ne of Hie last o fficia l a c ts or
LUMBER FOR SALE — >4 00 a
„ , « ( [ • * T II
th o u s a n d . E n q u ire G resh am D rug B A L L b A M t . A 1 I I .
M ayor Sim on will he to recoin m end
G resham team VS. M ontavilla Cubs. $25 purse.
tf
th a t a c tio n he ta k e n
by Hie city
com pany.
DANCING IN PAVILION. Begins at II.
eouneil of P o rtla n d th a t th e U nion
FO R SA LE— R e s ta u ra n t and pool
D ancing will continue all day an d at night. G ood orchestra Oil co m p an y mid th e S ta n d a rd Oil
room In live tow n In q u ire o f G resh ­ music.
com pany be forced to m ove th e ir
g reat s to ra g e ta n k s o u ts id e th e city
am O utlook
GRAND OLD TIME PICNIC IN GROVE.
lim its. F o r y e a rs th e s e co m p an ies
R
efreshm
ents
of
all
kinds
in
ab
u
n
d
a
n
c
e
on
the
grounds.
First
P hone
SP IT Z PU PS for sale.
have p ro m ised a n d n o th in g lias been
class
m
eals
served.
O
pening
of
New
H
otel.
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d one u n til now th e city h a s paid th e
G resh am 248.
p en a lty fo r allo w in g Itself to he pul
H otel C hanges Hand*.
, ~
,
n
-J
A
. C l L*
o ff In th is m a tte r, w ith a life of one
T he Mt. Hood H otel an d R estau -
Opening of Gresham Riverside Amusement C lubs new w hom It could ill sp a re . C hief C am p­
ra n t a t Sandy is now in c h a rg e of
race track on Eair Grounds, beginning I p. m. sharp. bell h as d ied a n o th e r victim to th e
Mrs A. J. Gould, recently from San
First
J ro,flng event by som e of O reg o n 's most fam ous prize cow ardice of city o fficia ls w ho crin g e
F ran cisco . She will a lso co n d u ct a w inning trotters. Five or m ore to enter. $100 purse.
an d c a te r to th e p o w er of w ealth
m illin ery sto re In th e D ouglas b u ild ­
S econd—Pacing event. Five or m ore to enter. $100 purse.
an d m onopoly.
x
.
ing
R aces!
R aces!
R aces!
C. R. K e lle r y e ste rd a y se n t In a
list of tw e n ty -fiv e n am es of fa rm e rs
w ho will form a local brunch at O ri­
e n t of th e F a rm e rs ' Society of E q u i­
ty, a n a tio n a l o rg a n iz a tio n w ith th e
e q u a liz a tio n
of
d is trib u tio n
an d
prices of fa rm p ro d u c ts a s its goal,
h as com m issioned G eorge W. H. M il­
le r and H urry Y. M iller of O regon
C ity, o rg a n iz e rs of th e society fo r it
d is tric t in O regon. T he d is tric t w ill
co m p rise th e te r rito ry of C latso p ,
P o lk .C o lu m b ia, T illam o o k . W a sh in g ­
ton. M u ltn o m ah , C la c k a m a s, M arion,
I.inn and Y am hill c o u n tie s
T h e w ork of th e so ciety Is d o n e
th ro u g h local, co u n ty , d is tric t, s tu te ,
sectio n al u n io n s a n d th e n a tio n a l
union. Tlie p u rp o se is to o b ta in fo r
th e fa rm e rs m o re e q u ita b le p rices
fo r th e ir p ro d u ce and to re g u la te
th e d is trih u tio n to th e
en d
th a t
th e r e m ay be no o v er-su p p lied
or
u n d e r-su p p lie d m a rk e ts in any se c ­
tio n . T h is
is
acco m p lish ed
by
m ean s of d aily m a rk e t re p o rts an d
dally re p o r ts of p ro d u ce re ad y fo r
sh ip m en t in all p a rts of th e co u n ty ,
e n a b lin g th e p ro d u c e r to sen d
I lls
p ro d u c ts to a s u re m a rk e t w h ere
lie w ill he a ss u re d of a fa ir co m p en ­
sa tio n fo r h is p ro d u cts.
T he F a rm e rs ’ Society o f E q u ity
Is s tro n g th ro u g h o u t th e E ast and
h as a fo o th o ld in C alifo rn ia. S ta te
m e etin g s a re to be held in C a lifo r­
n ia , O regon, W ash in g to n , M ontana
an d C o lo rad o th is y e a r, b esides m any
In E a s te rn sta te s.
C. it. K eller lias been ap p o in ted
local o rg n n lz e r fo r
tlie
te r rito ry
n o rth of th e C lack am as riv e r and
enst of th e W illa m e tte . He
wilt
proceed to form local so c ie tie s In
each lo cality and a fte rw a rd s th e s e
will perfect a co u n ty o rg a n lx a tio n .
A m a n a g e r w ill he placed in P o rt­
land anil th e w ork of o rg a n iz in g th e
ten co u n tie s ru sh e d to co m p letio n .
C. It. K eller, w ho bus been w o rk ­
ing for som e tim e on tlie fa r m e r's
o rg a n lz a llo n w hich w as first s t a r t ­
ed at Pow ell V alley as a
p o ta to
g ro w e rs' u n io n an d la te r developed
in to a lilan Io Join Hie F a r m e r 's So­
ciety of E q u ity , re p o rts th a t lie t.ow
h as an e n ro llm e n t for a b ran ch of
Hint o rg a n iz a tio n of 118 m em bers.
Many o th e r s hav e sig n ified th e ir in ­
te n tio n of jo in in g .
Most
of
th e
p resen t sig n e rs a re n e a r o r tr ib u ­
ta ry to th e d is tric t of O rien t
an d
th e next m e etin g will lit* called to
m eet in Hie h a ll a t O rien t.
T ills m e etin g w ill lie called ns
soon a s Mr. K eller can p ro c u re a
c h a r te r und get f u r th e r In s tru c ­
tio n s from h e a d q u a rte rs at In d ia n ­
ap o lis, In d ian a.
Mr K e lle r feels g re a tly e n c o u r­
aged an d say s th a t th e su p p o rt Is
so s tro n g th n t It Is likely th e r e will
be tw o if n o t th r e e local o rg a n is a ­
tio n s In th is p a rt of th e co u n ty . T he
head o ffic ia ls h av e prom lseii to p u t
a g e n e ra l sellin g ag e n t in P o rtla n d
an d w ork fo r th e su p p o rt and co n ­
n ec tio n of fa r m e r's o rg a n iz a tio n s In
ev ery p a rt of th e te r rito ry tr ib u ta ry
to P o rtla n d .
W ord w as received S a tu rd a y by
Mr W elch th a t th e F a rm e r's Socie­
ty of E q u ity w ould p u t a m an In
th e field at once and o rg a n iz e ten
c o u n tie s In th e W illa m e tte and a d ­
ja c e n t to P o rtla n d .
T he Pow ell V alley local w ill e n ­
te r th e F o u rth of J u ly p a ra d e nt
G resh am , an d th e red b u tto n s will
be m uch In ev id en ce on th e F o u rth .
L ist o f L e tte rs.
T h e follow ing list o f le tte r s r e ­
m ain u n called fo r In th e G resh am
postoffice fo r th e week en d in g J u n e
2 4 th , 1911:
G en tlem en — T h o m as W e stla k e
(2 ) K atie O lney, W ilfre d A. McCoy
Dead L e tte rs -
C has H. S tew art
C ard s R udolph M cLane, C ondon
M cLane, Dee M cL ane, Avon S un-
te re n , Lloyd S w ain, Miss
G ladys
M cLane.
T h ese le tte r s w ill be sen t to th e
dead
le tte r
o ffice on
J u ly 8 th ,
1911, If n o t d eliv e re d before. In
c a llin g fo r th e ab o v e, p lease
say
a d v e rtise d , g iv in g d a te o f list.
3#
T h ird "B.” T rotting event. Five or m ore. $100 purse.
F ourth—Boy's pony race—F ree for all. Boys I 5 yrs. o r under,
D EC ID E.
w eight 75 lbs. or under. Purse $15.
D ecide, th e P e rc h e ro n sta llio n , well
Fifth— 100-yard am ateur foot races
V aluable prizes.
S ix th -A m a te u r autom obile R ace—Five miles— 10 tim es past the
know n in G resham an d v icin ity , will
m ak e th e season as follow s:
grandstand, $20 and 10.
M onday, a t livery barr. a t Sandy
Seventh—Sem i-Pro auto race— 10 miles. 20 tim es past the grand
T u esd ay , a t E. F
D on ah u e s #tand
P n le g $100
b arn , B oring.
W ed n esd ay . HU T h u rsd a y
at
S tra u s L u m b e r Co.'s
Phone 701
FOSTER ENLARGES
FARMERS WILL JOIN
HIS RESTAURANT
SOCIETY OF EQUITY
PLAN TO EXPAND
A co n feren ce of th e W ash in g to n
Mission D istric t of
th e
G erm an
E ' angelical synod o f N o rth A m erica
will be h eld in G resh am
be­
ginning next T h u rsd a y .
T he D is­
tric t co m p rises W a sh in g to n , O regon
and Idaho. T h e re w ill be ab o u t fif­
teen d eleg a tes. T h e w o rk is new in
tills d is tric t h a v in g been
sta rte d
only a few y e a rs ago. Rev. F. H.
F reu n d is p re s id e n t.
B eginning T h u rsd a y a t 10 a. m.
th ere w ill be se s sio n s fo ren o o n and
a ftern o o n an d lu n c h a t noon. The
conference w ill close S unday. A pic­
nic will he held on M onday w hen
visitors w ill be ta k e n fo r a d riv e
out th ro u g h
e a s te rn
M ultnom ah.
The serv ices w ill be in G erm an . All
“Ever at Your Service”
Suitable Cash Prizes for all Other Events
noon.
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J,ard
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G r a n d B a ll in M e t z g e r s H a l l a t N i g h t
I. McColl, P. M
GOOD P A S T U R E
A nderson
sta tio n .
phone* 691.
fo r
E d.
re n t
at
O sb u rn ,
Prorlnnintlon.
I h ereb y p ro claim th a t fire c ra c k ­
e rs and all fire w o rk s may be fired
FO R HALE F o rty
little
pigs; w ltb ln th e tow n o f G resham on T u e s­
also som e brood sow s w ill^ p lg s
C. d a y , th e F o u rth of J u ly , from m id ­
N S m ith , W ebb Stock F a rm , phone n ig h t to m id n ig h t.
LE W IS S H A TTU C K, Mayor
268.
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W A N TED
A D urham
m ilk
cow
F O R HALE
3H
w agon o r w ould
2 or
T e le ­
Gresham.
w ith young calf. Not o v er eig h t ex ch an g e fo r a lig h te r on e,
Friday and Saturday, W A Proc- Celebration given under auspices of Multnomah County's Grange Fair y e a rs old. T. B. R ic h a rd s o n , B or­ 2H Inch- 8. 8. T h o m p so n ,
Association on Fair Grounds.
tor's at Cottrell
phon« 61.
ing, Oregon.
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Straus Lumber Co., Owners.
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