Gresham outlook., January 09, 1914, Image 1

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NO. 90.
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
FRIDAY. JANUARY 9.
NEW COUNCIL TWO PRECINCTS HARD SURFACE
RULINGS MADE
IS ORGANIZED FOR GRESHAM
FOR ROAD WORK
P h o n e 701
$1.60 PER YEAR
A NEW DAY
FIREMEN ELECT
IN EDUCATION NEW OFFICERS
O ne of th e m ost in s p irin g p ro ­
g ra m s was given u n d e r th e auspices
F ir e D e p a rtm e n t Officers.
Mayor ............ L ew is S h a ttu c k
H a rd su rfa c e p av em e n t is b e c o m -lty co u rt w ill be a p p ro v ed o r re je c t­ of th e P a tro n -T e a c h e rs’ asso ciatio n
Ettsell Jones ................. C h ie f
Recorder ......... D. M. R o b erts
last n ig h t a t th e assem bly h all of
in g a com m on to p ic th e se days an d ’ cd th a t body.
C. R. W h e e le r...... A sst. C hief
T r e a s u r e r ...........J. H. M etzger
| a re su p p o sed to be n e a rly eq u al in
If it is ap p ro v ed by th e c o u rt th e th e G resham high school.
E zra T h o m as F ire M arshal
th e re a re m any q u e stio n s b ein g a s k ­
M arsh al ......Ja m e s M cK inney
I v o tin g s tre n g th .
m a tte r w ill be a d v e rtise d fo r live
H a rry Jo h n so n .... S ecretary
F o llow ing a s h o rt p ro g ra m of in ­
C ouncilineii.
ed co n cern in g ev ery p h ase co nnect-
con secu tiv e w eeks in th e n ew sp ap ers s tru m e n ta l an d social selectio n s by
Edw. A y lsw o rth
.T re a s u re r
G resh am p re cin ct is th e only one
Geo. F. H oney, M. 1). K ern
led w ith th e pro p o sed im p ro v em en t.
atul notices posted a t each end of th e
C om pany F o rem e n .
Geo. W. K enn ey , L. L. K id d er
in E a s te rn M u ltn o m ah
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R. G. M cM ullen, a s s is ta n t ro ad - ! im p ro v em en t to be m ade
H arold K ern , H ose No. 1
J o e P a te n e a u d e , R. H. T odd
h e a rd fro m , th a t h as been bisected ¡m a s te r o f M u ltn o m ah co u n ty w as in
F o r tw e n ty d ay s w ith in th e live th e O regon S tate N orm al school
Lee M errill, H ose No. 2
S ta n d in g C o m m itte e'..
am i th e d iv id in g
lin e is P ow ell ! G resh am y esterd ay
an d
im p a rte d w eeks re m o n stra n c e s may be m ade w as in tro d u c e d by th e p re s id e n t, Mr
J. E. M etzger, C hem ical No. 1
H e a lth an d P olice— J o e P a t­
s tre e t. H e re a fte r,
u n til f u r th e r no-
so m e in te re s tin g in fo rm a tio n as to and received, an d it w ill re q u ire 51
S tubbs
W. B. R aney, H A L. No. 1.
en eau d e. R ay H. T odd, L. L.
tice th ey w ill be officially know n as
so m e o f th e pro p o sed p lan s an d th e p«.r c e n t of th e d is tric t In a re a to
Mr p tttm a n
spoke o f th e P a tro n
K id d er.
No. 308 s o u th , G resh am a n d
No. m a n n e r o f p ro ced u re. H e w as ac- stop all p ro ceedings. If no such re- _
F ir e a n d W a te r— Jo e P a te n ­
co m p an led by J. B. S m all, s u p e rv iso r m o n stra n c e is m ad e, o r if it is not T ‘‘‘“ ’h‘>r*
aa o ne of th e
309 n o rth G resh am .
eau d e , Geo. W. K en n ey , M. D.
T he m ost im p o rta n t b u sin ess of
As th e te r rito ry fo rm e rly e m b ra c ­ of ro ad d is tric t No. 1.
T hey w ere sufficient th e co u rt a c q u ire s ju risd ic - atost im p o rta n t types of m e etin g to
K ern.
ed In G resh am p recin ct h as so m e­ in v e s tig a tin g so m e o f th e co n d itio n s tion an d may p roceed w ith th e im - i d ay, fo r as th e school teacher aud th e ev en in g a t th e m eetin g of th e fire
W ays a n d M eans— L. L. K id ­
w h ere a ro u n d 600 v o ters, a n d th e In th is p a rt of th e co u n ty .
provem ent. It w ill th e n a d v e rtise p a re n ts do th e ir d u ty effectively d e p a rtm e n t W ednesday n ig h t waa
d er, M. D. K ern , R ay H. T odd.
law allo w s b u t h a lf th a t n u m b e r fo r
•'l r - M rM ullen 8 a,d th a t th e p lan for bids as it may elec t, e ith e r In th e re wlII be llttle n w d o f th e Ju„ th e elec tio n of officers fo r th e com ­
S tre e ts an d P u b lic W ays—
o n e p o llin g place, It w as n ecessary to is to h a rd su rfa c e all th e c o u n ty sectio n s o r m iles. W hen a bid is I
t
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ing y ear. A la rg e p ro p o rtio n of th e
Geo. W. K en n ey , M. D. K ern ,
. p ro v v„,i
in »..,
m a k e tw in s o f it an d th e d esire d r e ­ ro a d s lead in g o u t of P o rtla n d , if ap
ed th
th o e c o n tra c t .. will
be i„.
let „„.i
an d 1 ce c o u r* o r th e re v iv a list to h elp
Geo. H oney.
to
ta l m em b ersh ip of th e d e p a rtm e n t
s u lt h as been acco m p lish ed .
keep th e risin g g e n e ra tio n in th e
p o ssib le, m ak in g co m p lete im p ro v e­ tn e w ork will com m ence.
P u b lic
P ro p e rty — Geo.
F.
w
as
p re se n t an d m uch e n th u s ia sm
All th o se liv in g n o rth of Pow ell m en ts. T hey hope to g et th e w ork
T h e co u rt w ill d ecid e w hat k in d i P ath s of rig h t,
H oney, R ay H. T odd, L. L.
s tre e t m ay v ote, as th ey did th e la s t | so well u n d e r way th is y e a r th a t It of pavem ent may be used u n d e r th e
was show n nl th e choosing of th e d if­
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tim e, in th e city h all. T h o se on th e can all be finished w ith in tw o years, advice of th e road m a s te r an d th e Dawn of a New Day in A m erican Ed fe re n t officers. E ttse l Jo n e s was r e ­
• • • • • • « * « * • • * * * •
so u th sid e will have to do th e su f- b u t th a t it can on ly proceed as fast county su rv ey o r.
u c a tio n .” He sp o k e in a very c le a r elected as chief, C. R. W h eeler as a s ­
j fra g e an d su ffra g e tte a c t in w h a te v e r a n d as fa r as th e people a re w illing
T he very least lim it of tim e ba- an d in te re stin g way, h is h to u g h ts s is ta n t chief, an d E zra T h o m as as
G resh am s new city
co u n cil, fo r p lace th e c o u n ty selects possibly in to sig n p e titio n s for.
tw. en th e d a te of filing p etitio n an d w ere in sp irin g and his m any illu s tra fire m a rsh al.
H a rry Jo h n so n w as
th e y e a r of 1914, w as o rg a n iz e d on ’he old liv ery b arn ac ro ss fro m th e
All of th e pro p o sed h a rd su rfa c e le ttin g of c o n tra c t, provided every- lions afforded am ple a m u se m e n ts
re-elected
as se c re ta ry a n d Edw.
T u esd ay ev en in g w ith th e s e a tin g ‘
hal1
T h en th e v o ters fro m th e im p ro v e m e n ts m u st s ta r t in P o r t­ th in g goes sm o o th , is 70 days.
it T h e re w ere p re s e n t m em b ers o f th e A ylsw orth as tr e a s u re r .
■„ „ elected
I . . co u n cilm en ,, and , so u th an d th e n o rth may m a k e faces lan d a t th e en d o f th e p re s e n t h a rd may be longer.
school b o ard , te a c h e rs from G resh
of th e new ly
H aro ld K ern received th e election
a t each o th e r w ith Pow ell s tr e e t be- s u rfa c e pavem entB th e re . T h e a r ­
T h e plan of m a k in g a ssessm en ts am and n e a rb y schools, m any p a r as fo rem an of H ose C om pany No. 1
th e a p p o in tm e n t o f th e s ta n d in g tw een
te r ia l h ig h w ay s w ill be im p roved upon p ro p erty has been so m ew h at e n ts and som e c h ild re n .
T o each au d F re d llo ss w as selected as a s ­
c o m m itte e s fo r th e co m in g y ear.
, An arm y of ju d g e s a n d c le rk s big first, th e cro ss ro a d s an d la te ra ls
described before, but th e re has aeon person Mr. P ittm a n had an ap p ro p ri- s is ta n t fo rem an . T h e fo re m a n fo r
T he p rin c ip a l ev e n t of im p o rta n c e J en o u g h fo r G o v ern o r W est to sen d to next an d it is h oped to co m p lete th e a confused idea of how it Is to be a te m essage in co n n ectio n w ith hiB
H ose C om pany No. 2 is Lee M errill
w as th e re s ig n a tio n of C o u n cilm an ' o p p ertield w ill be re q u ire d fo r th e w ork by th e end o f 1915,
done w here tw o p a ra lle l ro ad s to he su b ject.
w ith C arl D ahl as ls s is ta n t forem an.
¡tw o p o llin g p laces— tw e n ty -fo u r in
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Im p ro v e d a r e less t h a n h a lf a in i’.
K a rd e ll w ho is a b o u t to m ove aw ay
He sp o k e in p a rt as follow s:
E. M etzger w as re-elected a s fo re ­
all. T h e re will be a day b o ard an d it co n n ects o th e r
h a rd
su rfa c e d a p a rt.
T he co u n ty co m m issio n ers
A b rah am in his day was th e w hole m an of th e C hem ical C om pany an d
fro m th e city , an d th e elec tio n of I a n ig h t b o ard an d th e co u n ty will
ro a d s except in m u n ic ip a litie s lik e have ad o p ted th e S onter system of th in g . L a te r th e s ta te w as th e h ead ;
Ja m e s Je n n in g s w as chosen as a s s is t­
h is successor. T w o n am es w ere of j h av e to pay th e ir b o ard w h ile on G resh am , w h ere ex cep tio n s w ill be
cu rv es w hich s e ttle s th e problem . A still la te r th e ch u rc h
d o m in ated a n t fo rem an . T h e m ost in te re s tin g
fered , th o se o f Geo. W. K en n ey an d d u ty .
m ade w ith in th e city lim its. T h u s half-w ay line is used an d by a Bys- T h e re hav e been tim es a n d places
election of th e m eetin g w as in th e
8. 8. T ho m p so n . T h e vote re s u lte d
A P e c u lia r co n d itio n h as a ris e n : G resh am o r any o f th e o th e r in co r- tem of cross se c tio n in g th e cost is as- w here b u sin ess in te re s ts h av e ruled
case
of W. B. R aney as fo re m a n of
in th e choice of Mr. K en n ey he r e - :
d o ln ‘n a n ‘ p a rty ju s t now is th e p o ra te d to w n s m ay get th e Im p rove­ sessed in a lessen in g d eg ree th e far- a co m m u n ity an d som e tim e s Dame
th e H ook an d L a d d e r com pan»-.
¡d e m o c ra tic w ith th e re p u b lic a n s an d m en t on co u n ty
ro a d s ru n n in g tile r aw ay th e p ro p e rty is s itu a te d F ash io n holds sway.
R aney, w ho w as fo rm erly th e f o r e ­
ceiving th r e e vo tes to Mr. T h o m p th e B ull Mooger8 tr a ilin g b eh in d . T h e th ro u g h th em , even th o u g h a con-
from th e ro ad to be im proved, T he
T he public school a t its beg in n in g m an of th a t
com pany, w as
th e
s o n ’s tw o.
law re q u ire s th a t th ey s h a ll all be n ectio n is n o t m ade w ith o n e o r I sy stem p e rta in s to s tre e t and
road w as very d ifferen t from th a t of th e only Hook and L a d d er m an rp e s e n t
T he cou n cil w as called to o rd e r re p re se n te d on elec tio n b o a rd s and m o re of th e g re a t a rte rie s lead in g ex ten sio n s au d im p ro v em en ts.
p re s e n t day. T each ers fo rm e rly w ere W ednesday n ig h t.
He n o m in a te d
by M ayor S h a ttu c k . A fte r re a d in g th a t th e s tro n g e s t in n u m b e rs sh all o u t of P o rtla n d , a lth o u g h It is th e
W here o ne ro a d
in te rse c ts o r m ostly old m aids and m en w ho had him self and seconded th e n o m in atio n
h av e th e c h a irm a n s h ip . So fo r th e in te n tio n to ig n o re o th e r ro a d s th a t crosses a n o th e r th e m eth o d of eq u al- failed in o th e r u n d e rta k in g s
Now and th e n c a st a ll th e votes fo r his
th e m in u te s th e re c o rd e r a n n o u n ced
first tim e sin ce Jo h n so n cre e k be­ m ay be p e titio n e d for.
izlng th e asse ssm e n t Is to draw a th e p re ttie s t, b rig h te s t g irls a re se election. He selected th e only o th e r
t h a t th e 3 co u n cilm en elect h ad duly cam e a se w e r th e r e will be a d em o ­
Mr. M cM ullen d e ta ile d th e m a tte r line d ia g o n ally from th e p o in t of in- lected, w ho p re fe r a $75 a m o n th Job
m an in th e com pany, E arl H am m ond
qualified a n d w ere e n title d to th e ir c ra tic c h a irm a n
at
ev ery pollin g of p ro c e d u re as follow s:
te rse c tio n an d assess in tw o direc- to a six-bit h u sband.
as a ss ista n t fo rem an .
se ats. T h o se
ta k in g
t l ^ i r places p lace in M u ltn o m ah co u n ty . It is not
F ir s t, th e r e m u st be a p etitio n lions, one way fo r each road. T h u s, 1 T oday we a re d em an d in g th e best
T h e follow ing m en w ere ap p o in ted
w ere Jo e P a te n e a u d e , re-elected , re p o rte d th a t th e r e will be an y s c a r­ from th e o w n ers of p ro p e rty on both
if Main an d Pow ell s tre e ts w ere to men and women as te a c h e rs -th o se
G eorge F . H oney an d Ray H. Todd city of m a te ria l. T h e
first c lerk sid es o f a co u n ty ro ad fo r a d ista n c e be Im proved a line w ould be d raw n who have physical and m en tal force by th e ch ief to fill th e s ta n d in g com ­
m itte e s of th e d e p a rtm e n t; A. L e­
T h e o u tg o in g co u n cilm en w ere Geo m u st lik ew ise be a d em o crat an d I of o n e -h a lf m ile, a fte r w hich th e
from so u th -e a st to n o rth -w e st, and an d m oral stam in a.
lan d , K irk T ho m p so n an d F re d H oss
W. K enney a n d T. R. H o w itt. Jas. th e re is w h ere som e o f th e w om en co u n ty co m m issio n ers may d e c la re
from so u th -w est to n o rth -e a st. T h at
T h e b ro ad est m inded, in flu en tial as a G rievance c o m m ittee, a n d Ja n ie s
M cK inney w as re p o rte d as h av in g g et left. As a g re a t m any of th e m 1 a d is tric t to be assessed an d m ark
plan would give fo u r asse ssm e n t dis- men a re needed on th e school boards, Je n n in g s, C hase 8t. C lair an d O. E.
qualified as m a rsh a l.
a re re fu sin g to tell w hich p a rty th ey o u t th e lin es a ro u n d th e d ifferen t tr lc ts h a lf way to th e next road to
T he school buildings m ust be th e M llleson as th e A u d itin g co m m ittee.
T h e re s ig n a tio n o f E. G. K a rd e ll b elo n g to th ey w ill h av e to be left sectio n s. T h e n ex t step will be to
be im proved.
All p ro p e rty w ould best ad a p te d to school p u rp o ses, well It w as decided th a t no c o m m itte e of
as co u n cilm an was re a d an d a c c e p t­ o u t, h o w ev er co m p e te n t o r d e sira b le have
th e co u n ty su rv e y o r m ak e pay Its sh a re in a lessen in g d eg ree lig h ted , v e n tila te d
and a ttra c tiv e . tru s te e s w ould be a p p o in ted .
Jos.
ed. A v acancy th u s h a v in g o c c u r­ ’hey m ay be.
m aps, sh o w in g th e o w n ers and a re a s th e f u r th e r aw ay it is.
P len ty of p u re w a te r an d s a n ita ry P a te n e a u d e . G. W. K enney an d M D.
red th e co u n cil th o u g h t it ad v isab le
T h e th r e e big p a rtie s o f th e l a s t ’of each ra c t In te e d is tric t.
, O ne h a lf of th e cost will be assess- co n d itio n s a re re q u isite s
K ern w ere ap p o in ted a t th e council
to fill th e v acancy at th is m eetin g , g e n e ra l elec tio n a re to be re p re se n t-
A fte r th a t a b o ard o f a p p ra ise rs j ed a g a in s t th e p ro p erty on e ith e r side
As a re s u lt of th e e a rlie r edu ca-
m
eetin g as c o m m ittee on F ire an d
Geo. K enney
an d S. S. T h o m p so n ed on ev ery b o ard an d th e jo b of find­ w ill be ap p o in ted
to a p p ra lse th e of a road and th e c o u n ty m ay pay tlo n al Ideas an d m eth o d s th e r e grew
W a te r and It w as decided a t th e fire
w ere n o m in a te d .
On v o te of th e ing tw o dozen m en an d w om en who lan d v alu es fo r th e a m o u n t each
th e o th e r h a lf from th e road fu n d up a th re e -fo ld a risto c ra c y o f de- m eetin g th a t to a p p o in t a c o m m itte e
five co u n cilm en Mr. K en n ey receiv - w ill se rv e Is a pro b lem fo r G resh am i o w n e r sh a ll pay, acco rd in g
to the
It is e stim a te d th a t th e cost will be g rees, of an c e stry , of d o llars.
of tru s te e s w ould be u seless
Ac­
ed th re e v o tes an d Mr. T hom pson p o litic ia n s an d c o m m itteem en to 1 p lan s m ade by th e co u n ty su rv e y o r
$10,000 a m ile, w hich w ould in clu d e
Now th e Ideal of ed u c a tio n
Is. co rdingly th e c o m m itte e on th e c o u n ­
tw o votes, a n d Mr. K en n ey w as d e ­ w restle w ith .
an d th e co u n ty ro ad m u ster. A fte r th e c o n stru c tio n of expensive con- w hat can you do? o r efficiency.
Ed- cil was accepted as th e tru ste e s .
c la re d elec ted . T a k in g th e o a th of
R e g istra tio n is on dow n in P o rt- j th a t a ta b u la te d re p o rt to th e co u n ­ Crete c u lv e rts
u catio n sh o u ld p re p a re fo r u sefu l-
L ee M errill, C arl D ahl a n d O. E.
office he w as given a s e a t on
th e lan d an d will com m ence h e re in a ,
ness.
M
llleson
who w ere a p p o in te d a t th e
council a t once.
few days.
I). M. R o b erts w ill prob- COUNTY COURT
HARD SURFACE
O u r school w ork today sh o u ld have m eetin g In D ecem ber to see Geo. F.
M ayor S h a ttu c k a n n o u n ced s ta n d ­ ab ly be th e official to w hom v o ters
ROAD BUSINESS
IDEAS ADVANCED in m ind a th re e -fo ld o b je c t to discov­ H oney and m ak e a rra n g e m e n ta fo r
in g c o m m itte e s as g iven above.
sh a ll ap p ly an d h e Is s la te d fo r th e
e r p e rso n a lity . Inspire th e child to som e a th le tic p a ra p h e r n a lia he had
M ayor S h a ttu c k s ta te d th a t Geo. jo b of c h a irm a n in No. 308 so u th ,
H. A. L a to u re lle , o f G resh ain , w as
H. A. L ew is, of th e R u ssellv ille
do th e th in g he is best fitted for, and prom ised th e d e p a rtm e n t und a lso to
W. S tap leto n h ad , by th e m a y o r’s re- G resh am . T h e o th e r 23 a re n o t lo-
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N u rseries, p e titio n e d th e B oard of
to p ro v id e th e e le m e n ta ry m ean s w ith secu re a room to be uaed as a clu b
q u e st, re p o rte d to him In re g a rd to ,-ated y et b u t th e r e is no lack of
Yeon, an d se v e ra l o th e rs In te re s t­
th e h a rd -su rfa c in g of th e
county- d e m o c ra ts, a lth o u g h it Is g e ttin g to i i co u n ty co m m issio n ers last week for ed, in clu d in g L a n c a ste r, B enson, w hich to d ire c t th e p e rso n a lity in room rep o rted fav o rab ly .
Mr. Honey w ould loan p a ra lle l an d
ro a d s betw een G resh am an d
P o rt­ be a h a rd jo b to find a Bull M ooser th e KraVf‘,,n 8 of a n arro w ro ad ru n - C o o v ert an d P e te rs view ing th e < Col­ th e acco m p lish m en t of Its b est work
T h e school c an n o t m ake th e fin­ sin g le b ars and a h o rse. H e also
la n d . Mr. S ta p le to n h ad been
in
n in g fro m th e B ase L ine road up to um bia scenic h ig h w ay
now u n d e r
ished p ro d u c t, but can discover, and said th a t in case th e r e w as n o t
co n fe re n c e w ith Jo h n B. Y oen, road
T h e re is no g ra d e
T o th e P u b lic ,
th e M ount Hood railw ay . T he c o m ­ c o n stru c tio n .
Inspire and d irect.
en o u g h dues paid In to c o v er th e
s u p e r in te n d e n t o fr M u ltn o m ah co u n ­
I wish to a n n o u n c e to th e c itizen s m is s io n e r s re fe rre d th e m a tte r to the above 5 p er c e n t, n o r is th e re a n y ­
T h e inefficient a re th e g re a te st expenses he w ould give o ne d o lla r
ty , an d s ta te d th a t th e tow n co u ld o f G resh am a n d v icinity my a p p re - ro a d m a s te r fo r his a tte n tio n ,
th in g g re a te r th a n
a
100 ra d iu s
tax on th e co m m u n ity to d ay .
T he
m onth. T h e c lu b w ould be re ­
h av e its le a d in g s tre e ts paved in c o n ­ c ia tio n o f th e ir p a tro n a g e fo r th e ! W. B. S teele, o f G resh am , p e titio n - cu rv e a n y w h e re on th e road.
p u rp o se of ed u c a tio n is to red u ce qu ired to sign an a g re e m e n t th a t
n ec tio n w ith th e c o u n ty 's w ork by p a st tw o y e a rs , an d h ope you will ed th e B oard fo r th e Im p ro v em en t of
F rom Ideas g a th e re d by Mr. L a t­
n one of th e p a ra p h e r n a lia w ould be
p re s e n tin g to th e co u n ty a p e titio n o f c o n tin u e y o u r p a tro n a g e w ith my h a lf a m ile o f ro ad lo cated n e a r his o u re lle in th e c o u rse of th e day it Inefficiency, in crease efficiency.
in o rd e r to m ake th e school to ­ a tta c h e d as p a y m en t fo r a bill to
th e o w n ers of a b u ttin g p ro p e rty a s k - ¡s u c c e s s o r in b u sin ess, (M r. W. L. place in th e S ection L in e ro ad an d
a p p a re n t th a t th e p ro p e rty o w n ers
day w hat It o u g h t to be all th e e le ­ th e o w n er o f th e b u ild in g o r an y
Ing fo r said Im p ro v em e n t
an d a g ree- T o w n sen d
of
P o rtla n d ) w hom
I th e m a tte r has been re fe rre d to th e sh o u ld p e titio n fo r th e proposed
m en ts of Its w ork m ust be m ade th e o th e r person. Mr. H oney a lso said
Ing to sta n d o n e -h a lf th e cost. T h e th in k you will find to be a g en tle- ro ad m a s te r fo r in v e stig a tio n .
h a rd s u rfa c e p av em e n t, especially
best possible.
T he school b o ard , h a t th e clu b w ould have to be a
m a tte r w as re fe rre d to
th e s tr e e t m an in ev ery
resp ect. I ex p ect to
T h e bid o f 8. P. W h ite A Co., o f a lo n K th e P ow ell V alley ro ad an d
th e te a c h e rs, th e p a re n ts m u st do public affair. Mr.
H.
Ja c o b s o n ,
c o m m ittee.
rem ain w ith Mr. T o w n sen d fo r a few V an co u v er, W a sh in g to n , fo r th e bor- fronl G resh am to th e T w elve Mile
th e ir p a rt. T h e board m u st have
w ner of th e new Jaco b so n b u ild in g ,
It w as o rd e re d th a t co n n ectio n s be day s, an d w ill be g lad to aid my cus- ing of a tu n n e l at O n eo n ta g o rg e on house. Such a c o u rse w ould m ean
th e en c o u ra g e m e n t and su p p o rt of will re n t fo r a re a s o n a b le a m o u n t
p u rc h a se d to place on th e s ta n d - to n te rs in g e ttin g a c q u a in te d .
I th e C o lu m b ia R iv er H ighw ay has th e m ost to G resham .
a p ro g ressiv e com m unity. E ven th e p er m o n th , th e u p p e r floor o f hia
p ip es on ( lev elan d a v en u e so th a t ask all th o se In d eb ted to m e to call been accep ted by th e B oard upon the
public p ress, th e sp e a k e r, th o u g h t, building.
th e re g u la tio n fire hose m ay be a t ­ a n d m ak e a s e ttle m e n t a t once, as reco m m en d atio n of th e c o n su ltin g en- BORING ODD FELLOWS
was an Im p o rta n t fa c to r In its pow ­
A fte r m uch d iscu ssio n It w as d e ­
tach e d .
I am g o in g aw ay soon.
g in e e r on ra o d s an d h ig h w ay ; th a t
INSTALL OFFICERS e r to c re a te se n tim e n t and d issem i­ cided to hold a Jo in t m e e tin g o f th e
T h e q u e stio n of th e a p p o in tm e n t of
V ery re s p e c tfu lly ,
¡com pany b ein g th e lo w est b id d er.
B oring O dd F ellow s, of B oring n a te in fo rm atio n .
fire d e p a rtm e n t an d all o th e r s in th e
w a te r c o m m issio n er
b ein g
placed
H. L. DUKE.
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L odge, No. 224,
in s ta lle d officers
Mr P ittm a n closed w ith th e s ta te - tow n who a re In te re ste d in th e fo rm ­
b efo re th e co u n cil, th e m a tte r was
fo r th e com ing te rm last T uesday m ent th a t th e sc h o o l sh o u ld end eav
“ TWO GRANGES
re fe rre d by M ayor S h a ttu c k to th e fro m th e sp ecial tax of 6 m ills
WILL INSTALL ev en in g . D eputy D istrict G ran d o r to give th e g e n e ra l fu n d a m e n ta l ing of an a th le tic club. In th e fire
at 8 o ’clock s h a rp n ex t M onday
c o m m itte e on F ir e an d W a te r an d w ould be $4500 an d th a t th e prob-
M aster, W illiam A. M orand official- p rin cip les n ecessary to p re p a re th e
n ig h t. E verybody w ho ia In te re ste d
th e c o m m ittee on S tre e ts a n d P ub- a b le re v e n u e fro m th e w a te r collec- | L en ts
by
D eputy D istrict pupil fo r any vocation and th e high-
g ra n g e
an d
W oodlaw n ing, sa slste d
asked to com e, an d h elp to e s ta b ­
lie Ways.
tlo n s w ould be $2800.
g ra n g e v ill hold a Joint in s ta lla tio n G rand M arsh al Jo se p h L a u n d ra e , of e r g ra d e s sh o u ld en d e a v o r to give lish a good a th le tic clu b th a t will be
Ben M athew s, ex-city w a te r su-
C ity T re a s u r e r J H. M etzg er re
c< a t th e fo rm e r place to m o r- S andy lodge, No. 196. T h e cere- special a tte n tio n to th e local voca- a c re d it to th e tow n.
p e rtn te n d e u t, v o lu n te e re d
to look p o rted th a t he h ad p ro v id ed dog of
It haa b,‘*‘n a rra n g e d to hold m ony w as follow ed by re fre sh m e n ts, tlo n al In te re sts of th e co m m u n ity
a f t e r th e w ork of th a t d e p a rtm e n t ta g s fo r 1914, ajid It w as an n o u n c e d row
11
F o llo w in g is a list of th e new of-
Mr.
P ittm a n
gave an In sp irin g
Prise Ball.
fo r o ne week fre e o f c h arg e.
th a t ev ery o w n e r of dogs w ith in th e an a l,‘day sessio n to w hich th e r e
fleers of B oring lo d g e:
talk th is m o rn in g to th e h ig h school
There will be a prize ball at Metx-
F ir e C h ief E tse ll Jo n e s m ad e a city m u st h av e a ta g fo r each a n im a l
n ian y v isito rs from all o v er
P a st G ran d , J. W R oot; n oble s tu d e n ts on th e su b je c t of d re a m s
ger’a hall on Friday evening, Janu­
On m o tio n th e m eetin g a d jo u r n - ,b e c o u n ,y-
report showing an enrollment of 23
g ra n d , C. M. L a k e ; vice g ran d . H. A. an d especially day d re a m s
“ E very-
P a st 8 ta te M aster B. G. L eedy w ill
ary 1$, at which prizes will be given
men at present.
Eleven calls
to ed fo r o n e w eek.
B eck; s e c re ta ry . W
A.
M o ran d , t h i n g , ” he sa id , “ was b ro u g h t Into
as follow« Fifty tickets sold, $2.50;
fires had been made during the past
T h e re w as a la rg e g a th e r in g a t be th e In sta llin g officer a ssiste d by tr e a s u r e r . W R T e lfo rd , R. 8 N O
being
and
perfected
th ro u g h sixty tickets sold, two prizes, $2.50
th
e
L
en
ts
d
p
g
ree
exem
p
liflers,
an
d
year.
th e sessio n , p ro b ab ly
th e la rg e s t
G eorge T a c h e ro n ; L. 8. N. O.. W E d re a m . ” Day d re a m e r, he divided
Recorder Roberts presented a re­ th a t e v e r a tte n d e d a cou n cil m eet- th e r e w ill be th e u su al w elcom e to ( h lld s; R 8 V O „ H Jo h n s o n ; L, in to tw o classes, th o se w ho hav e one each seventy-five ticket« sold, two
quest to the council from the Wood- ing in Gresham. Among those pres- a ll g ra n g e rs an d a b ig g ra n g e d in n e r 8. \ G , J B J o n s ru d ; R. 8. 8 , Jo h n d re a m o ne day and a n o th e r th e n ext, prizes, $5 and $2.50; 100 tickets
sold, $10 and all the others as above.
msn of the World, of Portland, ask- ent were several women voters, one fo r ev ery o n e.
M eyer; L. 8. 8., A lfred
L e k b e rg ; ¡and w ho n e v e r g et a n y w h e re an d
There will be muaic by a union or­
Ing for the use of the fa ir grounds of whom made a brief address o.i
w ard en , th o se w ho d ream a w o rth y d ream
Prune your fruit trees and avoid c o n d u cto r, E 8. H ick ey ;
chestra; good management. Every­
on July 4th. On motion It was or- the water commissioner proposition,
g u a rd ia n , and keep a t It. He gave m any ex-
damage by silver thaw. Nice line Wm E. W h eeler; in sid e
body welcome. Tickets $1.00, spec­
dered that the council grant
the favoring the retention of the triple
guardian, ample, of the latter cl
pruning shears at Sterling i t K id­ H e rb e rt L e a c h ; o u ts id e
including tators, 25 cents.
Woodmen free use of the grounds positions of city marshal, water
John
Nelson
chaplain, Claude F. Columbus, Franklin, Morse, and Ed­
der's
provided there be no charge at the commissioner and street commis-
Cross.
ison, Alexander Hamilton and Tenn­ thing, and training means study, sac­
sioner in the appointment of one
Sandy lodge will bold installation yson and James J. HUI. “The first rifice, discouragement, persistence,
A d jo u rn e d M ee tin g .
A communication from Attorney person to fill all three at a requisite
An adjourned meeting o f th e to m o rro w n ig h t th e cerem o n y to be i c o n d itio n ” he aald, "In m aking” y o u r
M C. King was placed on file until salary. Her remarks were listened G resh am L ocal. S ociety o f E q u ity , co n d u cted by H J T a y lo r, g ra n d d ream c o m . tru e , la to d re a m a aucceaa.”
At the close of Mr. Plttman'a talk
next regular meeting.
I to with attention and the matter was w ill be h eld n ex t S a tu rd a y a f t e r - ' m a s te r o f O regon.
B o rin g
'
lodge dream worthy of your ability. Then a fine chorus was aung by the school
It was reported that the reveune referred as above stated.
noon.
will attend In a body.
, you must have training for every-
Grewham C ity O fficials.
i
G resh am p re c in c t fo r v o tin g p u r-
• poses a t p o litic a l ele c tio n s o n ly , has
* been c u t in to tw o pieces. G eo g rap h i-
6 I cally th ey a re n o t h alv es, b u t they
1914
“Ever at Your Service ’
«.•
under the direction of Mrs. Convert.