Gresham outlook., January 26, 1912, Image 2

G resham
O utlook Hardships of Autoing in the
TWICE A W EEK
P u b lish ed every T u esd ay an d F rid a y
a t G resh am , O regon.
H. L. ST. CLAIR, E ditor and P ubl’r
A R LYM AN. B u sin ess M anager.
O u r Subscription R ates
One y ear. $1.50;
six m onths, 75c;
th re e m o n th ’s trial
su b scrip tio n .
50c
A dvertising.
R a t e s reaso n ­
able.
O u r re p re ­
sen tativ e will call
P hone 701.
• T h e L inotype
W ay Is th e Way
th a t W ins."
E n te re d a s seco n d -class
m a tte r
M arch 3, 1911, a t th e p o st office a t
G resh am , O reg o n , u n d e r th e a c t of
M arch 3, 1879.
ART
E X H IB IT E O lt SCHOOL
B E N E F IT
T he sch o o lh o u se is in need
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c e rta in
In te rio r d e c o ra tio n s and
P rin cip al R obinson an d th e te a c h e rs
and sc h o lars a re p ro m o tin g u plan to
help provid e w h at is needed. The
plan itself is e d u c a tiv e , and hence
has a d o u b le claim upon th e in te r­
est and su p p o rt of all p a tro n s and
frie n d s of th e d is tric t.
We re fe r to
th e T u rn e r A rt E x h ib it, an an n o u n ce
m en t of w hich will be fo u n d e ls e ­
w here.
T h is Is so m eth in g o u t of th e usu al
line
None of us
know s en o u g h
a b o u t a rt. We a re sadly d eficien t
In th e d e c o ra tiv e a rts . T h is is not
un age th a t is p ro d u c in g
p a in te rs
and sc u lp to rs. It is a p ra c tic a l and
sc ie n tific age. T ills is not th e only
reason. It m ig h t be said it is too
friv o lo u s an age. Few have
th e
tim e, tlie p a tie n c e , th e m ean s
to
d ev o te to th e fin e r a rts in w hich th e
c u ltu re d of past c e n tu rie s reveled
Many w ould r a th e r devise a m ach in e
to do th e a r t w ork an d m any w ould
p re fe r th e m ach in e-m ad e p roduct
In o th e r w ords, a r t has ta k e n a m o r
p ra c tic a l tu r n in th is e x trem ely p rac­
tical age.
T he p a in tin g s of o th e r d ay s a re
v a lu ab le fo r th e ir a s s o c ia tio n s -
o tte n as c u rio sitie s. T h e m ag azin es
a re rev iv in g th e old wood c u ts m ain
ly b ecau se wood e n g ra v in g as a fin e
a rt h as now b eco m e a cu rio sity .
T h e re a re o th e r p h ases of th e a rt
q u e stio n but th is is at least one.
F ro m any sta n d p o in t th e collec­
tion of o v er 200 a r t copies to be e x ­
hibited h ere will a ttra c t an d ed ify ,
an d
th e
p ro ceed s w ill help
th e
si liool.
T o O rg a n ise Hcliiatl F a irs.
T he org u lzatlo n of school In d u s­
tr ia l fa irs and th e p ro m o tio n of a g ­
ric u ltu ra l e d u c a tio n in tlie schools
th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te
will
be th e
p rin cip al w ork of C alvin C T hom -
uson, w ho w as m nde a m em b er of
l lie s ta ff of th e O regon A g ric u ltu r­
al C ollege E x ten sio n D ivision u n d e r
I’ro f II. D. Iletzel nt th e last m eet­
ing of th e colleg e re g e n ts. U nder
ih e im m ed iate d ire c tio n of
S tate
S u p e rin te n d e n t of S chools L. Il
A ld erm an , Mr. T h o m aso n will visit
th e v ario u s co u n tie s,
aid in g
th e
school
a u th o r itie s
in
o rg an izin g
th e In d u s tria l w ork an d p ro m o tin g
th e school ra lrs an d school g a rd e n s
T h e w ork Is a p a rt of th a t p lan n ed
by th e S ta te R a n k e rs’ asso ciatio n
, ml prom o ted by th e O regon D evelop
m ent L eague, th e Stair* F a ir asso cia­
tio n , th e S ta te S u p e rin te n d e n t of
m hools and th e A g ric u ltu ra l College.
Since his g ra d u a tio n In 1907 at
W h itm an C ollege. Mr. T h o m aso n has
b e e n In Jo u rn a listic w ork In v ario u s
p a rts of th e s ta te , n o tab ly at La-
G ran d e, P e n d le to n , S alem , an d P o rt­
la n d ,a n d h as d o n e m uch to w ard b et­
te r farm m eth o d s an d th e im p ro v e­
m ent of ru r a l co n d itio n s g e n e ra lly .
South.
More Outlook Recipes
[O u r lady re a d e rs a re in v ited to con­
tr ib u te any sp ecially good rec ip e s.)
A g lim p se of th e h a rd s h ip s au to -
R e e f I s ia f .
ists so m etim es have to u n d e rg o Is
T ak e
five
or
six
pounds
seen In th e follow ing d esc rip tio n of beef, th e second c u t from th e neck
th e tr ip o f C h e ste r L aw ren ce and is good, one p o u n d salt pork. Sim - j
in er to g e th e r fo r sev eral h o u rs, o r ,
T elesp h o re H eaudet w ho a re " p a th -
u n til th e m e a t is read y to fa ll to
fin d in g ” In th e Log A ngeles ’’E x am ­
pieces, an d th e
liq u o r
is n early .
in e r " c a r b etw een th a t city an d Mex
cooked aw ay. C arefu lly s e p a ra te th e
Ico City.
m eat from th e bones, g rin d It, add
T h e w ire te lls o f th e tr a v e le r ’s
six o r e ig h t ro lled c ra c k e rs, season
la te s t m ish ap , an u n e q u a l co n test
to ta s te w ith sa lt, p ep p er an d a
w ith th e R iver Mayo, in w hich th e
g ra te d n u tm e g , ad d en o u g h of th e
g e n iu s of th e stre a m
a ffro n te d a t
liq u o r to m ak e th e m ass q u ite m oist, ;
th is inv asio n of
his
Im m em o rial
th e n s tir in tw o o r th r e e eggs. P ack
calm by th e ’’d ev il-w ag o n ” su m m a ri­
in a s ie a t loaf p an an d b ak e 20 or
ly d ro w n ed It. H ad th e In v ad ers
30 m in u tes.
been M exicans, th ey m ig h t have re ­
LEN A C. ST. C LA IR .
spected th e M ayo's d ig n ity ; b u t re ­
tu rn in g w ith peo n s, th ey proceeded
Pineapple Flip.
to pu ll an d h au l w ith
b lock-and-
O
ne
can
p in eap p le c u t in fine
ta c k le u n til th e ir c a r w as safe on
cu p s su g a r, 2 cu p s w a te r
th e fa r th e r sh o re. T h en d ry in g o u t pieces, 1
th e en g in e, th ey h u rrie d on w ith a or p in eap p le Juice. Y olks of th re e
d erisiv e p u ff from th e c u t-o u t a t th e eg g s well b e a te n , ’A cup c o rn s ta rc h
d issolved in th e w ater. P u t a ll e x ­
riv er-g o d .
A rriv in g in th e so u th of S onore cep t th e p in eap p le in d o u b le b o iler
province, tlie p a th fin d e rs d iscovered an d cook u n til it th ic k e n s. T ake
th e riv e rs badly sw ollen. T he Mayo from sto v e an d add th e well beaten
looked u n fo rd a b le ; and ttiey waded w h ites of 3 eg g s. W hen cool ad d
It to find th a t It reach ed In places pin eap p le.
ST EL L A S C O FIEL D BROW N.
to th e ir chins. B ut th e y
realized
th a t th e r e w as no o th e r c o u rse th a n
Scalloped Cabbage.
to go on, so g a th e re d fu ll speed and
P u t a lay er of fin ely c u t cab b ag e
d ash ed in to th e w a te r S u re e n o u g h ,
w hen h alf wag o v er,
th e stream In a well g reased b ak in g d ish , a d d
aro se ab o u t th e to p of th e fa ith fu l sa lt, p ep p er, h its of b u tte r an d a
c a r an d d ro w n ed th e e n g in e ; and la y e r of m ilk g rav y . R ep eat u n til
in a few m o m en ts th e c a r h ad su n k d ish is fu ll. B ake 1 >A h o u rs.
MARY It. S T R IC K L E R .
deeply in th e san d .
E very av a ila b le
peon w as su m ­
m oned, th e n a tiv e s believ in g
th a t A Good M eat-V egetable Com bina­
tion.
th e ir serv ices w ere re q u ire d to h elp
th e ’’g rln g e s” g et th e ir c a r o u t to
In th e b o tto m of cassero le o r b a k ­
re tu rn d e feated . T hey w ere
s u r­ in g dish p u t su ffic ie n t sm oked ham
p rised w hen th e Y an k ees o rd ered fo r y o u r needs. C over w ith sliced
th e m to w ork th e m ach in e to w a rd s raw p o ta to e s, th e n seaso n w ith salt
th e Mexico sh o re, h u t o beyed; and an d p ep p er, p o u r sw eet m ilk in th e
soon th e p io n eers w ere d ry in g o u t d ish u n til it reach es th e to p layer.
th e ir b elo n g in g s u n d e r th e h o t sun. C over an d b ak e for a b o u t an h o u r,
L aw ren ce an d lle a u d e t a re
now u n co v erin g to brow n.
e n te r in g th e g re a t m o u n ta in ra n g e
H A R R IE T T E FOSS SH U M A K ER .
w hich d iv id es
Mexico
N o rth -an d -
T h e O u tlo o k is on th e lo o k o u t for
S o u th . T hey have been rep eated ly
told th a t It is Im possible, h u t p re fe r su b sc rip tio n s, a d v e rtisin g an d p riu t-
to find o u t fo r th em selv es. if
it P h o u e 701.
do es tu r n o u t to he Im posslbl e ,th e re
PORTLAND MARKETS.
is sm all lik elih o o d th a t th a t p a rtic u ­
la r thIrty-liorB e pow er c a r will e v e r
(■ruin. F lo u r, F eed , E tc.
tie seen in Los A ngeles ag ain .
W H E A T — E x p o rts, B lu estem , 85c;
Hut th is is n o t th e firs t tim e th a t
red R u ssian , 80c; V al­
men have been to ld th a t th e ir task C lub, 82c;
was one th a t could n o t be accom ­ ley, 81-82c; 4 0 -fold, 8 2 ' j c .
plish ed an d have gone ah ead and
M 1LLSTU FFS — B ran . 223 per
to n ; m id d lin g s, $ 3 0 ;
stio rts, $25;
co n q u ered JuBt th e sam e.
ro lled b arley , $37-38.
O. A. C. M ilitary T o u rn a m e n t F eb . H.
FL O U R — P a te n ts , $4.50 p e r b a r­
L ieu t. W. C. M iller, c o m m a n d a n te re l; s tra ig h ts , $ 4 .0 5 ; e x | o rts, $3.60;
of th e co rp s of cad e ts at th e O regon valley, $ 4 .5 0 ; g ra h a m , $1.65; w hole
X g rlcu ltu ral C ollege is m ak in g a r ­ w h eat, $4.85.
ra n g e m e n ts fo r a big m ilita ry to u r n ­
OATS— No. 1, w h ite, $32 p e r ton.
a m e n t to he held e a rly In F e b ru a ry , p er ton.
pro b ab ly F e b ru a ry 8. T ry o u ts for
CORN — W h o le, $33; c ra c k e d ,
re p re se n ta tiv e s of th e tw elv e com ­
$34 p er ton.
p an ies a re being held fo r th e co n ­
B A R L EY — F eed , $40 per ton.
te s ts In in d iv id u a l d rillin g , e q u ip ­
HAY
— No.
1, E O , tim o th y .
m en t race and relay race, an d th e
w hole re g im e n t is d rillin g h a rd in $1 7 -1 8 ; No. 1, v alley , $1 5 -16; a lfa lfa ,
o rd e r to m ak e a fin e sh o w in g on $13-14; g ra in hay, $ 12-13; cio v er.
th is occasion. T h e firs t p ublic p a­ $12.
ra d e w as h eld in th e A rm ory last
Hairy and Country Produce.
w eek to show th e s tu d e n ts In th e
PO ULTRY — H ens,
13^»14c,
sh >;t co u rse a n d o th e r v is ito rs th e sp rin g s, 13c; d u ck s, y c u n g ,
20c;
m an eu v ers.
geese, 12>Ac; tu rk e y s , aliv e,
18c;
d ressed , 22c.
H u sb an d - ‘‘H ave you d o n e y o u r
EGGS- O regon, r a m h , can d ied .
b est to econom ize th is m o n th , M ary,
30c.
as I re q u e s te d ? "
C H E E S E T illam o o k , 18c; young
W if e —"O h, yes; I sp o k e to th e
g ro cer, tlie b u tc h e r, an d th e la n d ­ A m erican , 19c.
B U T T E R O reg o n c re a m e ry e.tlr.
lo rd , an d got th em to p u t off p re ­
se n tin g th e ir h ills u n til next m o n th ." 38c p e r pound.
“ MY
BABY."
I see upon its pillow
A little face to n ig h t.
And oh, how very c le a rly .
S h in es a p eacefu l silv e r lig h t,
T he little h a n d s a re clasp in g e ach
A toy so d e a r to h e r
My little babe, uiy d a rlin g
My little one so p u re.
VEAL-
F an cy , 13 Vi-1
p er lh.
P O R K — 8-8 'i c .
V eg etab les am i F ru its .
ONIONS O regon. $1.50 p er hun-
d red.
V E G E T A B I. e s — C a rro ts, $1.20
p e r sack ; tu r n ip s .
$ 1 .25;
beets,
$ 1 .5 0 ; p a rsn ip s, $1.25; cab b ag e. 1 Vi
1 l-3 c p e r pound.
PO TA TO ES - O regon, 9 0 c-$ l 15
p er h u n d re d ; sw eet p o tato es. $3.25
I
gaze
upon
th
a
t
little
face
W hile w aitin g im p a tie n tly fo r th e
p er c rate.
W ith c u rls stre w n o ’e r its brow ,
a te to re p a ir th a t m ud hole, waah-
Only
an
Innocent
little
child
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it o r o th e r bad place In th e highw ay
So sw eetly sleep in g now.
o u ld n 't It lie a good Idea to ta k e a
EASTBOU ND
w h o u rs o ff am i fix It y o u rse lf If A nd as I sta n d b esid e It th e re .
W atc h in g th a t little face,
L eave P o rtla n d 7; 50 a. n t — A rrive
cry fa rm e r sp en t a few h o u rs, oc-
F airv iew 8 :2 5 a. tn .; T ro u td a le ,
.slotially, w o rk in g on th e ro ad , o u r I see n little sm ile so sw eet.
So In n o cen t, fu ll of grace.
ghw aya w ould soon show a decld-
8 :3 0 a. m.
I Im p ro v em en t. Ia*t as not only
Lv. P o rtla n d 4 00 p m .— A r F a ir-
view 4 34 p. nt.; T ro u td a le , 4 39
Ik good roads let us w ork
had W hat can my b ab e he d re a m in g ?
Oh w ould th a t I could know
Lv. P o rtla n d 8 .0 0 p m?— A r. T r o u t­
>ads!
F rom
December
F arm
P e rh a p s som e fa iry lead s h er.
d a le 8 :4 5 p. nt.
to m a t.
And sh e sm iles, a« on th ey go
W ESTBOUND
To la* a good sh o t w ith a rifle I w atch th a t sm ile so In n o cen t
i.v.
T
ro
u
td
a le 9 :2 8 a. nt ; leave
A th o u g h t com es to m e th e re .
and rev o lv er Is d o u b tle ss an im p o rt-!
F
airv
iew
9 33 a m — Ar. P o rtla n
a n t q u a lific a tio n fo r a policem an Oh th a t my b ab e could alw ay s
1 0 :1 5 a. m
R em ain a ch ild so fair.
' his is given am o n g o th e r q u a lific a ­
Lv. T ro u td a le 4 55 p m ; leave F a ir-
tio n s of a young so ld ie r w ho Is seek-1
view 5 :0 0
p m .— Ar. P o rtla n d
m g a place on tlie P o rtla n d force May God, In a ll ills m ercy.
5
45
p
tn
K
eep
my
baby
fre
e
fro
m
sin.
By th e » a y o u r M arshal G ulllekson
lias q u ite a re p u ta tio n as an e x tra And as I gaze upon h e r fare.
Is th e r e a n y th in g in all th is w orld
C om es a p ra y e r from me to H im
good shot
B elter keep on th e rig h t
th a t Is of m o re im p o rta n c e to you
To
keep
my
d
a
rlin
g
p
u
re
an
d
sw
eet.
side of hint.
th a n good d ig e s tio n ? Food m u st be
As I do see h e r now.
e a te n to su s ta in life a n d m ust be d i­
J o h n B rig h t used to te ll how a As on h e r little pillow th e re
g ested an d co n v erted
Into blood
She re sts h e r lin y brow
b a rb e r w ho w as c u ttin g
h is h a ir
W hen th e d ig estio n fa ils th e w hole
— Doan H ow ard
n in e said to hlui
"Y ou
ave a
body su ffe rs.
C h a m b e rla in 's
T ab ­
largo 'end , s ir; It'a a good th in g to
Now is th e tim e to get rid of lets a re a ra tio n a l an d re lia b le c u re
live a la rg e e a d . for a la rg e ead
You w ill find fo r in d ig estio n . T hey In crease th e
m ean s a la rg e b ra in , and
a larg e y o u r rh e u m a tism
b ra in is th e m ost u sefu l th in g a m an C h a m b e rla in 's L in im en t w o n d erfu lly fiow of b ile, p u rify th e blood, s tr e n g ­
O ne ap p lic a tio n w ill c o n ­ th e n th e sto m ach , an d to n e up th e
can 'ave. aa It n o u rish e s th e ro o ts effectiv e
a p p a ra tu s
to
a
vince you of its m e rits
T ry It F o r w hole d ig estiv e
of th e ’a i r " - S acred
H e a rt
Re - sale by G resh am D rug C om pany aud n a tu ra l h ea lth y actio n
F o r sa le by
j Gresham Drug Co., and all dealers
all Ihialers.
view .
DO YOU
KNOW
W e are selling G roceries 1 0 per cent
C heaper than any store in G resham
If
you d o n ’t know it, it’s time you w ere find­
ing it out.
Men’s
Furnishings
• 7c
Groceries
per can
Holly Milk
«
8c
Blue Ribbon Tomatoes
8c
per pkg
Post Toasties
13c
Shilling’s Best Baking Powder can
6 bars 25c
Golden Star Soap
20
lbs $1.00
Navy Beans
5c
•
H. O. Pancake Flour
Dry Goods
I 2jc Outing Flannel, Spc'l per yd
6c Calico Special
1000 yds Embroidary Spc’l
“
$ 1 Coopers Black Wool Underwear
.
-
Special
75c
$1.19
$1.50 Hats
1.19
1.50 Blue Flannel Shirts
6c
10c Cotton Sox
19c
25c Cashmere Sox all colors
Shoes
$5.00 Kirkendall Dress Shoes all leath­
ers
-
Special $3.48
2.98
$4.50 Walkover Shoes
97c
One lot $ 1.25 Child’n’s Shoes
$1.19
“
1.75 Misses,
1.98
9c
“
2.50 Ladies’
1 1C
5c
carry a full line of Trunks, Suit Cases, Bags,
Etc. If you are going to travel this spring do not fail to
have a look at our line, it will save time and money.
Every department is teeming with good things at
especially low prices.
SHATTUCK & LINDSEY
»
MT. HIXIII RAILWAY «
COMPANY
Gresham s Big Department Store, on Mam Street
POWER
EA STW A RD
Lv. M o ntavilla
6 :3 5 a. in., except S u n d a y - A rrive
G resh am 7; Mabarry 7 :3 0 .
9 a. m .— Daily*— A rriv e
G resham
9 :2 5 ; B ull Itu n 1 0 :3 0 , (m ixed
tr a in ) .
3 p. m .— E xcept S u n d ay — A rrive
G resham 3 :2 5 ; B ull R un 4:20.
5 :5 5 p. m .— E xcept S u n d ay — Ar-
G resham 6 :2 0 ; C o ttre ll 6 :4 5 .
S u n d ay O nly.
Lv. G resham 7 a.
ni.; a rriv e Ma-
bery 7 :3 0 .
I.v. M o ntavilla 1 :3 0 p. nt.;
a rriv e
G resham 1 :5 5 ; B ull Itun 2 :5 5 .
Lv. M o ntavilla 4 :4 5 p. in.;
a rriv e
G resham 5 :1 0 ; C o ttre ll 5 :3 5 .
W E STW A R D
Lv. G resham 6 a. in.— Except S u n ­
day a rriv e M o ntavilla 6 :2 6 .
Lv. M abery 7 :3 5 a m. Daily’— a r ­
rive G resh am 8 :1 0 ; M ontavilla
8:35.
Lv. Bull R un 1 2 :0 1 p. nt.— E xcept
S u n d ay — a rriv e G reshant 1 :2 0 ;
M ontavilla 2. (M ixed tra in .
Lv. B ull Itu n 4 :2 5 p. nt.— E xcept
S u n d ay — a rriv e G resh am 5 :2 6 ;
M ontavilla 5 :5 0 .
Lv. C o ttre ll 6 :5 0 p. tn.— E xcept S un­
d ay — a rriv e G reshant 7 :1 5 .
Sunday Only.
Lv. B ull R un 11 a. m , a rriv e G resh ­
am 1 1 :5 0 ; a rriv e
M ontavilla
12:15.
I.v. Bull Itun 3 :2 5 p nt , a rriv e
G reshant 4 :1 5 ; M ontavilla 4 :4 0
Lv. C o ttre ll
5 :3 8 p. nt., a rriv e
G reshant 6 :0 0 .
LET US RAISE YOUR SALARY
E very m an ta k e s tw o step s t h a t hav e, p e rh a p s, g re a te r b earin g
on h is life th a n uny o th e r s lie may ta k e from child h o o d to old age.
T he firs t is w hen he d ecid e s on w h at v o cation lie is going to
follow . T h a t is a very im p o rta n t step , h u t, it is not ev en lialf so
Im p o rta n t a s th e ste p lie ta k e s w hen he decides HOW lie is going to
p re p a re h im self to follow th a t vocation.
If you w an t TO BE SU C C E SSFU L In any
lin e, THO ROU GH
P R E P A R A T IO N is A BSO LU TELY N EC ESSA R Y . T h e re is no b e tte r
way
to p re p a re
fo r success
th a n by ta k in g a co u rse in tlie
IN T ER N A T IO N A L C O R R E S P O N D E N C E S< HOOLS. T he h isto ry of
o u r s tu d e n ts is a h is to ry of success. We can fu rn ish you w ith rec­
o m m e n d a tio n s from th o u s a n d s of s tu d e n ts an d from n u m e ro u s of
th e lea d in g e d u c a to rs of th is c o u n try th a t prove conclusively th a t we
can do a ll we claim , an d m ore. If you hav e a m b itio n and d e sire to
b e tte r y o u r co n d itio n , w rite fo r in fo rm a tio n a n d lite r a tu r e on any
c o u rse you may he In te re ste d in.
FRANK S. DUFFY, Representative
233 Alder St., Portland, Oregon
M. A. ROSS PO ST No 41, O A.
Lodge N otices.
R ., and W. R. C. No. 8, m eet th ird
F A IR V IE W G RA N G E— F irs t S at S a tu rd a y each m o n th a t G ran g e h a ll
u rd a y a t 10 a m. an d
th ird F r i­ G resham . D in n er to all w ho a t­
day n ig h t, 8 p m. M aster, C edric ten d .
W tu. B u tle r, co m m a n d e r Mr
S to n e; s e c re ta ry , Roy S tone.
A nnie B ates, p re s id e n t. Mrs. H en ry
ROCKW OOD I. O. O F No. 213 K ane, se c re ta ry .
— M eets in M accabee h a ll every
F A IR V IE W U N IT E D A R T ISA N S
T h u rsd a y ev ening.
N. G.,
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No. 178— F ir s t
S a tu rd a y
ev e n in g
D ah lh a in n ie r; S ec’y. J. H. S chram .
O. W . I’. TIME TABLE.
an d th ird S a tu rd a y ev en in g is so­
Lv. P o rtla n d
K. O. T M. No. 61— M eets first cial evening. M aster, E. E. H e slin ;
6 :5 0 a m fo r C azad ero
S a tu rd a y an d th ird F rid a y
n ig h ts se c re ta ry , F . 11. C rane.
7 :4 5 — fo r G resham .
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h all, H. C ra n e ; se c re ta ry , V iola L ovelace.
1 1 :4 5 — fo r G reshant.
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L. O. T M. C H A R IT Y H IV E No.
ble G ran d , Geo. K eller, S e c retary .
2 :2 7 — E xpress
38 M eets second and fo u rth T h u rs ­
2 :4 6 — fo r C azadero.
Com ., Mrs. J o h n
G RESH A M
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No.
125, day a fte rn o o n s.
3 :4 5 — fo r G reshant
I O. O F. — M eets every S atu rd ay B row n; R. K., M rs M ary T u rn e r.
4 48 — fo r C azadero.
n ig h t In I. O O F. h all
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PL EA SA N T VALLEY G RA N G E
5 :4 5 — fo r G reshant.
S tan ley , N oble G ra n d ; Geo. K eller,;
No. 3 4 8 — M eets fo u rth S a tu rd a y a t
6 45 — fo r C azadero.
S ecretary .
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1 0 :0 0 — fo r G reshant
G RESH AM G RA NG E No 270 m eets S n a sh a li, m a s te r; E. B u tle r, secre­
11:33 — fo r G resham .
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G resham one h o u r la te r
to th e public. II. E D avis, m a s te r; I BORING U N IT E D A R TISA N S. No
Lv. G reshant fo r P o rtla n d
270, m eets first an d fo u rth W ed n es­
Mrs. W. H. B ach tn ey er, se c re ta ry .
1 2 :2 5 a m front G reshant
day ev en in g s. Second
W ednesday
WOMEN O F W O O D CR A FT. No ev en in g is social ev e n in g
40 — fro m G resh am .
M aster,
202 M eets in O dd F ello w s
hall F ra n k J. R e h h e rg ; s e c re ta ry , Mrs.
30 — from B oring.
second a n d f o u r th T u e sd a y s 2 p m . V era S m ith.
37 — from C at tdero.
C a rrie P ow ell, .G N .; E liza Metz­
50 — E x p ress
DAMASCUS CAM P.
No
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4 5 — from G resham
g er, clerk
M W. A. M eetings firs t an d th ird
. 3 9 — front C azad ero
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FAIRV IEW LODGE No Saturday- ev en in g s each m o n th
at
1 0 :4 5 — front G resham
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1 1 :3 9 — from C azad ero
y k j y la r m e e tin g s S a t u r d a y n ig h t sel m a n . H a rry R o ach , ch ief fo re s te r
12 45 p m front G reshant
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sonic T em p le, T ro u td a le
2 45 — from G resh am
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3 39 — from C azad ero
w ork w ill be in th e E. A. an d F . W. j and th ird T u e sd a y s of each m o n th .
4 :4 5 — from G resh an t
V isitin g m em b ers w elcom e E m il G.
5 39 — from C azad ero
d eg rees
K ard ell, C lerk
7 :1 5 — fro m B oring
WM ST A N L EY . S ecretary
F A IR V IE W
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9 45 — fro m C azad ero
ROCKW OOD U N IT E D A RTISA N S MENT C LU B - M eets firs t an d s t r ­
On S u n d ay s ail c a rs ru n to C aza­
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M aster. M rs R ich T e g a rt, J P P ro v in ce, P re s id e n t;
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car. th e r e a re tw o, o ne a t
8 45 n ig h t.
Schram, secretary.
secretary, 11. 11. Johnson.
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