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Newspaper Page TextCHRISTMAS OUTLOOK, FR1 PAV j F f ,« t w ic e ' VftTlkr rn,.Tr„ fl-OSESJEC. 21_DCt'PLE iOTES CN YEAR S SUESCRlFTlON PATMtNTS, 20,000 VOTES ON TWO YEARS T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 4. NO. LOOK 81 CR£SHAM' «OI.TNOMAH. COUNTY. OREGON TU ESD A YS AND F R ID A Y S NEW BOARD GOOD ROADS novel plan offered NEW HOME IS CHOSEN CLOSING DAYS THE SLOGAN FOR NEW ROADWAYS FOR SCHOOL FOR FAIR OF CONTEST OF MEETING DISTRICT 28 ARE NEAR TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1914 $1.60 PER By L. H. WELLS. PORTLAND, Dec. 7.— (S p ecial) — » w and novel plan for co n stru c .- ‘,,g tim ber roadw ays was su g g ested lOllav at tht“ m eeting of th e E ast Side Business Men’s club, th a t should coni" lpn<i general atten tio n , YEAR •d A gasoline m achine can be sent out on th e road an d th e pieces can • A ra th e r exciting m eeting was the be worked down to 5x6 pieces and B oard o f D irectors. outcom e of th e call for a "good the life of th e tim b e r roadw ay p ro T h ere Is a p ro b ab ility of som e Im T h e re was a tra n sp o sitio n of le a d • > M . ” , n,ee,in 8 a ' <he Commercial Brugger, T h eo .............G resham longed.” p o rta n t ch an g es being m ade In th e ers fo r first place In th e pian o con • . , . b hall on F riday evening last. Crane, F. H ...............F airview ‘ o n stru rtlo n of th ese tim b er road- Lynch school d istric t b o u n d aries- a l te st w hen th e votes w ere co u n ted • Ithough the p artisan s for the Pow- Gill, R- W .„ P o rtlan d te w ould do Jenne, E. S.................. G resham . til Valley road and the Section Lin, e j S. B. Cobb, of the S tan d a rd Box ways th ro u g h o u t th e s ta Mrs. 8. G. C a rre ll was , „ ®O th e erectio n of a new schoolhouse last n ig h t. m rc h tow ard nuttlr. Lake, C. M.....................B oring • road were nearlv id le sa w m ills . , . th e w in n er of th e sp ecial w eekly , equally divided and L um ber com pany, and represen- beside b e i-g h * * ° r ,uay not bp bu,H ,n * Lewis, H. A.................. P o rtlan d prize w ith m ore th a n 11,000 votes • here was no blood spilled nor did ,a ' ivp elect, offered some significant McKeown, D .................G resham built en tirely of O regon m a terial. ! new lo e at,o n - to sp a re an d is now a t th e head of • anyone loose his tem per. suggestions for the u tilization of Or- Miller. A. F ................P o rtla n d 1 his plant m ight be su b ject to s o m e ' W ith th e g ro w th of th e d istric t th e list. Mullenhoff, H. G. G resham • -re s id e n t E astm an presided and ‘‘«on lum ber of road co n stru ctio n th a t changes, but 1 am satisfied th a t laid th e needs for a la rg e r schoolhouse P roctor, W. A .. . . .........Boring T he p rem iu m to be given n ex t • elped m aterially to unravel several WPrp new and seem ingly practical Rasm ussen, R. P .......... Corb.ett in d er th e d irectio n of a co m n ete n t | M onday will be d o u ated by th e Pul- . p arliam entary tangles with the as ,n his address today at th e luncheon seem s to be grow ing T he p resen t Roberts, D. M.......... G resham , ¡distance of o th ers In the audience. ° f «bp E ast Side Business M en’s club en g in eer would be an excellent r* a ! I b u ild in g is a sm all, one-room affair fe r M ercan tile com pany. T he n am e Snashall, H. W ...... ..G resham and give ill round service. of th e a rtic le will be an n o u n c ed In Thorpe, E. L ................G resham « lore was a determ ined effort to at H otel Edw ards. Mr. Cobb said in “ G entlem en of th e E ast Side B.,s- I **“ Ch bpc°"> "‘* “ "«« for school Townsend, J. W .....T ro u td ale , * l,a' * ' r a d o n « Pow- his OffOBlBff t h a t he did not want t o Iness Men’s club. I have su b m itte d pllrp‘,Be8’ ln ’b a t 11 ,8 too sm all, th e O utlook next F rid a y . It will be given to th e one m ak in g th e la rg e st • "!1 r,,ad as a candidate toi as a lamberman bavin» th is plan for y o u r co n sid eratio n from , “ " j W" h b“ ‘“ y “ gain irre sp e c tiv e of h e r sta n d in g a t Twelve of th e fifteen d irec to rs of ‘ard surface honors; also the de- a «elf-interest and purpose, but as a purely unselfish m otive as a citizen g*d 1,« h tl,‘* «ffecU. T h e re Is a th is tim e. the M ultnom ah C ounty F a ir asso- ‘e rm in a t,° n 1,1 favOr of th e s «c«lon business man in the com m unity de- and business m an. who will be gi-,,1 S d , * ^ • W“ h n e n t fo r •««’*‘»>••>1? tel F o r th e com ing tw o w eeks of th e elation w ere re-ele cted a t th e stock- em eQUally ‘n8ial' J ' S COn,rlbu,e ' ° « a «d up. to help th e lu m b er In d u stry of th is I ’ co n test all votes fo r su b sc rip tio n s n t' Tbp resu lt was a com prom ise building of the city and sta te th r o i ’h T he d istric t is too one-sided fo r to th e O utlook will be doubled both holders m e etin g y esterd ay afte r- which Included both. the larg er use of Oregon products*in state. T he lu m b er business Is vital I convenience. S itu a te d on th e Sec fo r new su b sc rib ers an d ren ew als to th e sta te , to th e m ach in ist, th e noon. T he th re e new ones a re W. A T here was considerable opposi- road construction. tion L ine road it is n e a r th e n o rth T he final c o u n tin g of votes will ta k e m erchant, th e lab o rin g m an a n j to Proctor, H. W. S n ash a ll and David tiOn ,O tbe an n °unced determ ination "Good roads are highly Im port- ern b o u n d ary of th e d istric t w ith place on M onday evening, Dec. 21. every one in th e sta te . I propose to 1 of the county com m issioners to m ake an t ” said Mr. Cobb, "an d I wan* to , T he follow ing is th e list an d stand- McKeown. T he la st nam ed Is an en subm it th is plan to th e co unty com the Sandy road th e feeder to the Col- say 1 regard the services of J. B side. T h e d istric t s tre tc h e s aw ay y ii.g of th e c o n te sta n ts: m issioners and ask them to mal e a tirely new m em b er of th e board, the , Mrs. 8. G. C arrell o ver to L ln n em an n , m ore th a n um bia R iver Highway. A motion was Yeon and A. Benson of g re a t value test of the tim b er ro ad w ay .” Miss G e rtru d e E astm an other two h aving serv ed before, sev m ade to recom m end the Section Line t0 th ls county, and in my suggestions 375860 At the close of Mr. C obb’s ad d ress Miss G lad vs M iller eral years ago. road instead w hich was lost by th e 1 do not w ant to be understood as he showed a w orking m odel of th e 1 Mm. C. A. Hoftiuun 202988 A good m a jo rity of th e capital close vote of 47 to 52 against, sever- 8aying an y th in g th a t m ight be con- th a t th e a g ita tio n is being wage, Miss F ra n ce s Bliss 100""«; tim b er roadw ay, and f u rth e r e x p la in itock was re p re se n te d , m ostly by al not voting. A resolution was car- 8,rupil ag ain st th eir fine work In road for a new b u ild in g In a new locallt; . Je n n ie L ind ed its application. On m otion of L. the ow ners of ce rtifica tes, also by j vied supportin g the proposed bond construction In th is county. W hil 43092 f u rth e r so u th th a n w here th e pres Mrs. J. M cKinney M. L epper th e p resid e n t of th e clu b Miss G eorgina H am lin 33042 en t schoolhouse now stan d s. numerous proxies fo r a nu m b er of ¡«sue for $1,500,000; also endorsing atten d in g a m eeting at th e Benso-i Miss C. H, H aile....... 18838 | the sm aller s h a re h o ld e rs who could | th e work of Road M aster J. B. Yeon hotel I learn th at It is the intention was auth o rized to co -o p erate w ith T h ere m ay also be an effort madi Miss Iris G ulllkson Mr. ( obb in g e ttin g th e county com | not be present. iand approving the construction and to call an election to vote $1,000,000 to ch a n g e th e b o u n d arie s som ew hat Miss Alice R oberts 18 9 2 5 m issioners to m ake a te st of th e tim Miss L ulu N ystroni 10800 One fe a tu re was th e necessity for com pletion of th e Colum bia River or 600,000 bonds for hard- su r- ber roadw ay he proposes. Miss E thel M errill revenue sta m p s on each proxy. It H ighw ay. f u rth e r so u th . T h e ch an g es w ould Miss Q ladys L utnsden facing the Colum bia highw ay and 7090 costs ten ce n ts to vote one sh a re or The m eeting was addressed by A. o th e r highw ays of th is county. The p relim in ary o rg an iz atio n of probably affect G resh am , Rockwood Mrs. W. H S anford Mrs. Alonzo R adford as many m ore as can be w ritte n on S. Benson, who explained the plans Since th en it occurred to me th a t th e C entral E ast P o rtlan d Rose so an d Buckley d istric ts. 7000 It is only a m a tte r of a few years Mrs. L ulu S treb ln one piece of ca rd b o a rd , so th e re was for the bond issue and gave detailed here m ight be an o p p o rtu n ity to use ciety was effected last n ig h t in th e Mrs. Iva R obertson a sifting dow n to sav e expenses, and inform ation concerning th e plans for S0Ine of th e Oregon product in road rooms of th e E ast Side Business w hen a n o th e r d istric t will have to Miss H e n rie tta W iles M en’s club by a co m m ittee from th is 6706 many of th e sm a lle r proxies w ere laid im proving the different county roads construction, th a t would be less ex- club headed by M. P M cFaul, L M. be form ed so m ew h ere betw een Rock Miss N ellie F aris Miss Maud Michel wood an d R u ssellv ille as th e Lower aside until it could be d eterm in ed If of the money is m ade available. 4500 pensive and a t the sam e tim e give Lepper, Wilson Beneflel and Mrs F Mrs. G ra n t Shaw 6060 there was a m a jo rity rep resen ted It was definitely announced, as em ploym ent to a large num ber of men H F lem m ing were app o in ted on p e r Base L ine te rrito ry is se ttlin g up a Mrs. R o b ert L ansdow n m anent o rg an izatio n an d c o n s titu 6100 without them . sta te d in the O utlook, th a t the money this sta te and put some of o ur tion. Mrs. Dr. J. K. Locke, Mrs Dr little th ic k e r all th e tim e. In th a t Mrs. .1. C av an au g h 4 200 ev en t a p a rt of th e Lynch d istric t Miss Elsie S chultz The c re d e n tia l c o m m ittee finally is to be spent at first for hard surfac- id,e mills in operation. No one will A. IT Johnson, Mrs F H. F lem m ing 4100 4 000 ! reported w ith a m a jo rity of f o u r - ! inB th e Highw ay. The estim ated ex- di8Pute th e im portance of the lum - Miss Anna Finley, Mis D orris C lark. w ould be ta k en to form th e new d is Miss O live M arston Mrs. J C aldo 4 000 teen votes to sp a re a n d th e election I P enditure for th a t purpose will be bpr in d u stry of this sta te and its Wilson Beneflel and Mrs. M B Mc tric t w hich would extend n o rth w ard Mrs. C. E Irish F aul were ap p o in ted to p rep a re an to th e B a rr road and cu t a piece o u t 3059 was held w ith th e r e s u lt given a t the $350,000. F o r h ard surfacing the vaBt im portance. These Item s will o u tlin e of the scope and purp o se of Mrs. J. E M etzger 3500 Mrs I). O. S m ith head of th is colum n. .3720 Sandy road and th e proposed con- Rhow som ething of the ex tent of the th e society. T en tativ ely as set' fo rth of R u ssellv ille and D istrict No. 7. In the ev en t th a t th e Lynch dlB Mrs. Je n n ie Oswald 37 00 Those of th e old b o ard who were nection along the eastern bank of business. The value of the annual la st night by P resid en t M cFaul th e new society will u n d e rta k e to en trlc t decides to im prove its p resen t Mrs. E. J. G radln. 3 7 0 0 not re-elected w ere J. J. Jo h n so n , L. the Sandy river, an expenditure of cut of lum ber is $30,000,000; 18,- Mrs. M. Myers courage th e g en eral cu ltiv a tio n of 35 00 M. Lepper and O. M. P lu m m er. All $150,000 more is anticipated. 000 men are employed when the roses ln C entral E ast P o rtlan d , h ear b u ilding an ad d itio n will be p u t on Mrs. Id a H am ilton 3500 co n tain in g one o r tw o room s, us was Mrs. Roy K ern 3100 [three are P o rtla n d m en an d n e ith e r In addition th e F o ster road is to mills ru n ; th ere are 403 sawm ills talk s by experts who can tell how to done a t T erry a few y ears ago. Mrs. L. A. A plington 2910 of them was p rese n t. T he th re e who ,lp im proved, also one of the roads and ,h p y Pay $12,000,000 annually plant and tak e care of roses and a l Miss G e rtru d e B ak er 2300 ! were chosen in th e ir places a re all through G resham and two or three *n w-ages, and th e ir capital stock is so encourage th e clean in g up of C en Mrs. Ed. H am ilton 2700 tral East P o rtlan d In g en eral. T he FIVE DISTRICTS TO VOTE J re8ldents of th is v ic in ity an d are o th e r sh o rte r roads on th e west side. $35,000,000. Miss B eta B urch Now 70 per cent of last com m ittee will ask" Cornmlssion- 2110 ON BUILDING AND TAX Miss M iriam Brown | well known. N othing was said ab o u t the Base ’be income goes to labor and 75 per er B rew ster, of th e P ark d ep art- 2010 m ent, for 25,000 roue clippings for The w election o f th e tw elve old Line road, which would indicate th a t cent of th e product is shipped, A special m eetin g of th e v o ters of th e p ark in g s of th e s tre e t and L M <«< * DEGREES CONFERRED members was a vote of confidence i n i " *8 «° be left to th e last. “Now it costs, (estim ated ,) $16,- L epper was Instructed to ta k e th a t " d ,8 trlct8 - rec en tly Incorpor- AT GRESHAM GRANGE I their ability to co n d u c t th e a f f a ir s 1 1« was announced, also, th a t the Ppr m ile to lay hard surface m a tte r up with th e com m issioner a t “ led ,n th e Union H igh school dis- | of the association. T h e th re e new i Provisions for th e bond issue m ust roads, and perhaps $18,000 or $19,- once. Next Monday n ig h t was ap- tric t, has been called fo r next S at- At a special m eetin g of th e G resh- W here there po' ntpd as 'b e tim e fo r p erm a n en t urday afte rn o o n a t 1 :3 0 fo r th e p u r om g ra n g e la st S a tu rd a y ,th e th ird members a re e n tire ly accep tab le t o . sta te definitely w here the money is l,ofi arp n ea rer right o rganization. pose of co n sid erin g th e plans fo r a the stockholders a n d officers of th e to be used, and th a t the sum of $1,- is a 8tppP grad e a hi an d fo u rth d eg rees w ere co n fe rred school b u ild in g an d in stru c tin g • „„ [ fair association, a n d th e y will be of 500.000 is deemed to be sufficient to a footing but falls. I propose th at | F. M. O rth will ag ain head th e high th e board of d ire c to rs as to its con- O" M r' “ nd Mr8’ ° PO' ** H oney. T h e material a s sista n c e in p u sh in g it im prove all the principal roads in th e ,bp product of Oregon saw m ills be ?>or! b P o rtlan d C om m ercial club. stru c llo n . officers an d d eg re e team of t|te L ents | along. county. W ith this view it is said to " sed to building roads— not th e or J b* ub^ f^ t^ ,PC‘e<J >’J‘P8,dp'*t Upon th e a u th o riz a tio n of a b u ild g ra n g e w ere p rese n t and p u t on, th e The by-laws w ere am en d ed so as to be th e intention to hard surface all d*“ ®ry plank roads th a t do not give nig h t in th e branch llbra'rv. KlliingV- ing au d a f te r d eterm in in g its p ro b work. able cost a tax levy will be m ade for fix the d ate of o rg a n iz a tio n on th e 'b e roads la ter on, when funds shall Kood service, but a well constructed, w orth avenue and C om m ercial stre e t. tlie raisin g of fu n d s w ith w hich to A fter a fine ch ick en d in n e r at I first Tuesday a f te r th e first day of be raised for th a t purpose by th e wp" drained and well ventilated J.b,q ° | i Hr ere : vice-president, proceed. noon th e L en ts d eg re e team p ut on January h e re a fte r. T h is w as done - alp of bonds. Bonds will only be "m b e r roadway th a t will cost about sto ,‘1: tr U s u n 'i^ 'H ^ A S ta b le - board T e n ta tiv e p lan s w hich will re som e fancy d rills an d in stru c tiv e and [ 10 as 10 avoid a conflict w ith th e sold to raise funds as needed. The 1laIf " b a t the hard surface costs. All of governors elected for en su in g y e a r q u ire th e co n firm atio n by th e v ot In te re stin g ta lk s w ere given by a p rovide fo r levying a one an d a ! telephone com pany a n d th e two j issue is to run for ten years with a tbp m aterial used will be Oregon ma a re H ans K u rth , Jo h n H N olta, Al- ers, h alf o r tw o m ill tax to contlnu“ .'" fo r, n u n ,b e r o t m em bers. T. J. K re u d er, | fianks, all of w hich hold th e ir a „ - !sinking fund to be raised by taxation tp r,a l- O regon-m ade lum ber by Ore lp“ A nderson, P rofessor Hoff, Dr I. a period of fo u r o r five years. T h e m a ste r of LentM g ra n g e an d co unty Dual m eetings on th e first M onday in which will retire them a t the same K0Ii ' “ bor and Oregon men. A hard ■ a *?'- rA $’a r K**. B. L. Os- d istric t will issue coupon n o tes in d ep u ty , was p rese n t and d irec ted th e N. Heed and F _____ 8. S __ eri,zm ,d r pay m en t ..f Ib c T o s t a Y d - K i ^ ï b e î ü wefr'k'o’f " i d ' . 7 r Z t Z , ' I e»ch year. ¡tim e th e gu aran ty expires on the surface roadw ay Is m ade from ma- borne Tnp f nm m i t í í ‘ í * on pom niunity got ^rufinoiiw _ «« k (funi. g rad u a lly ••■>«<! u n til they a re all paid. Among th o se who took p a r t w ere The last m e etin g of th e old fair contracts. Thus it is intended th a t *''r ia l from Irin id ad and from ce to g e th e r b an q u e t” rep o rted th a t prep- A fu ll a tte n d a n c e of th e voters Iboard and th e o rg a n iz a tio n of the in ten years the roads will all be per ment frorn ° --------- “ «8<dp — 'b e ---------- sta te .” , ? ratio n s are being - m ade for -- the — af- — of th e five d istric ts Is req u ested . I J K re u d er, J. R ichm ond, m a ste r The tim b er roadw ay I propose , J5, ° ,hP.ld l n a <’afp ' p r,a or <ym-1 i'he m eeting will be held at the of Rockwood grange,C . L. D ickenson cew board w ill ta k e place on Ja n u - m anently im proved and paid for. , . . nasium of th e Jefferson ab o u t th e ■ ----- schoolhouse. G — resham m a ste r of Oswego g ran g e , an d O r j »O' 5th. must not be confused with the plank 16th of th e p resen t m o n th , th e d a te land Zeek of L ebanon, fo rm erly of roadway, which is an expensive road- not having been fixed. It was decld- TAKEN TO JAIL ROCKWOOD MACCABEES way and gives little service. T he | pd 'b a t no form al b an q u et should be G resham . Mr. Zeek was re tu rn in g Much I n t e r e s t in B a z a a r. WITH THEIR BOTTLES from a m eetin g of th e S ta te F a r m INITIATE CANDIDATES tim ber roadw ay I propose is to be I b?Jd,’ b„ut, h,h a t thp sffa lr sh o u ld be a he Ladies' Aid b a z a a r, ad v e rtise - ______ , I K et-to-gether g a th e rin g of all resl- w lul 01 WhiCh ap p ear8 in a n o th e r Rockwood Meccabee Tent has tak- built on en tirely different lines, and d en ts In th e P en in su la d istric t at ■ A S und“ y *n a house n e a r e r s ’ Union rec en tly held a t T h e D al is in no sense a plank roadw ay. T he least one tim e T he club approved A uto club, in w hich th re e m en, 2 les, w here he rep rese n ted th e L eb uaiu °i prom ise8 to be an ev e n t ot en 0Il a new advance of activi.y and thp Plans of th e co m m ittee h av in g , women aud a big supply of liq u o r an o n Union. dl iu te re8 t- T h e follow ing pro- l t i l .pd tbree candidates at the old planks were laid w ithout regard to grain, ventilation or d rainage, and p ^ ^ d t b e ° “om m u"l'ty 1 * “ rC '“ ,X‘’d Up ** th e P ^ n c lp l. in Mr. an d Mr«. D ickenson a r e th e „„„ U' " b b 'b will* be fre e, will be n ,eetin<i held on Saturday nig h t last. soon worn o u t and was discarded i b anquet. ” ’“ “ “ n l,y g ru d le n u , was ru d ely d istu rb e d by m a n u fa c tu re rs of th e fam ous hom e (tendered; F taie Com m ander J. V/. 4iterwood The tim b er road proposed by th is ! _ T he club voted to m ake th e N orth ! Sheriff W ord, who esco rted th e m ade jellies, sam p les of w hich w ere Music by H igh School q u a rte t. ¡and Deputy George Craig were ptea- new plan will be laid in pieces 6xfi B ortland C om m ercial club the com- whole co n g lo m eratio n to th e countv served w ith th e d in n er. S°lo--M rs. L eo n a P ete rso n , l.h h ’ thp th e "Kra'in grain, and not ^ U" ,,y " ,ub Bpn ln s u i. dis- bag(lle C° U" ty of en t and conducted the Inlt'aforv ter- w.,t T he G resham g ra n g e will hold u (Portland. trlc t anil th e P en in su la P ark , and 'em ony. A rrangem ents were made to fla( Thege p)weg ... . . . . Som eone who had noticed th e rP* u la r m eeting S atu rd ay a fte rn o o n Piano d u et— T he M isses Honey. will be laid on ce- will get behind th e ac tiv itie s a t th e have the officers and degree te art -.f 2 o clock toT 'h e tra n sa c tio n of d ar pieces which in tu rn will rest recreatio n cen ter of P en in su la P ark, d iso rd erly q u in te t se n t th e sheriff [ W o — C. E. R u sh er. R ----------- M oriit do. d T ra t, No. 17, of ' Ml on a rock or gravel foundation. Be Pa rt of its m eetings at a tip and th e raid was m ade, re- business and th e election of officers d 'ng Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an. ia .l(; us-.t Rockwood on Saturdi v »v tween the ced ar bearings th ere w ill TMs 7 X n w i» U k Z ^ \ L " e r e ^ t f *" th e , r r a , t ’ T h ‘!y ««»• for th e en su in g year. A full a tte n ° o — Mrg q j B ro w „ Ic r-n p , Jc n u ary 16, at w h 'n i time be d rainage ditches and for ventila- of S u p erin te n d en t Thom pson who i tb e *r "**"*• a* J- T hom pson, A. y u r- dance Is desired. nt - .Stanley S tin sm a n an d Miss n o th ti, e r candidates will be inidatod. T he M asters' an d L e c tu re rs' asso- tion, which connect with cross pieces w anted th e club to assist in m ak in g ber, W. P elto n , _____ M arie _________ Brown _ ind P*>Ta Bush, . | A fter the he lodge lodge adjourned ad journ", tliout ¡o„< spiked to th e ced ar pieces ; ,b e recreatio n c e n te r of P en in su la , E dna Morris E nough b o ttled llq- [ ' M ultnom ah co u n ty will IJ Aliss G enevieve S tinsm an (o be gunk bpIow (|)e Rur P ark m ore p o p u lar w ith th e public. I uor , to fill a p o tato sack an d two " ” ** Wl,h , '* ut8 * r a "<« ° n S atu rd ay , present er. -.joyed an excellent ban,, je t (|je usic- L ad ies’ ch o ru s. ■ t „ r room. room Officers 'c : th e ________________ ___________ ___ T h* N orth P o rtlan d C om m ercial club ecem ber 12. ¡ in the dining . , , , face one o r m ore Inches. T here will was sta rte d tw o y e a r i' a g o " to pro" !8a< k8 o t b o ttles w ere a l s o ' { D ‘' PC’‘,nDPr 12 Pom ona g ra n g e will com ing term will be elec ' < a ’ be a small space between th e piece« m ote th e in te rsta te bridge, b ut plans ca p tu red an d tak en alo n g aa evl- ,neel w |fh K venlng S ta r g ra n g e on M en’s C om pensation next reg u la r meeting to be liMo ou fo|> dralna(re and ven tilatio n W hen '»y Its action T uesday n ig h t to ta k e dene«. W ednesday, D ecem ber 16 A la rg e ujisslon a sk s s a la rie s fo r two Decem ber 18. these 6x6 pieces become worn they ’’".u” “ ’. p *'B,'>a a >a | ______________ c,a88 »• e«P*cted to ta k e th e fifth de- ars ■! $90,720. S ta te L ab o r Com- h en cefo rth Some e n th u sia stic talk s A n o th er a tte m p t Is to be m ade to * re*- can be tu rn ed and m ore w ear secur- w ere m ade a t th e m eeting L “ 81° npr collects $21,000. T hese 01,1 S ettler Pa**«* Away. en a ct th e u n iv ersal eig h t h o u r law. I | dies a re to be co n so lid a ted . t'o a l. A. H. Gould, an old se ttle r ln this a JAPANESE COLONY FAIRVIEW ARTISANS A 31 pound gold brick was b ro u g h t , | J “ « ‘oaded a c a r of RENTS WALKER HOUSE Portland gave à ZZZi . com m unity passed away afte r a two ELECT OFFICERS ru u g u i , th e ce le b ra ted K ing coal $9 a ton «he big S h a ttu c k s c Z ! c Z U’“ ~ h “ h° m0 M° Dd‘ y . , o u « °$ «he gold mine, Clackamas Beata Rock Borinas a t l e s s i h . n u « . * . . i. .„ „ a - r vonrs T here will be a Ja p an ese colony leone Assembly No. 1 ,8 , a t F air- county, th e p ast week. land price«. m I) K ERN evening at 6 o’clock, aged ,5 years e z «r»ct over a low er b id d e r in Mon- sen in delicate health located ln G resham w ithin a sh o rt xiew. elected officers for th e com ing I «»na. Mr. Gould has be« llen efli term on S atu rd ay ev en in g as fo l A m odern tw o an d a h a ir sto ry , fo r a num ber of years and his sys- tim e with p erm anent h ea d q u arters low s: past m aster. H e rb e rt F. S hute at ■ hall, Thursday ♦‘venlng, not p U C. a * tw o-year , Tou » . b„,M , , TO ,. »»' w ithstand an attack of C Ross concluded ” “ ' T r ^ cu , ' D ecem ber 17, by tb e ch o ir of St i ° Ur..boy or «lrl a Present o.' pleuro pneum onia which c P® yeaterday with U. H ousegsw a, dent j H PeterBOB. Kred , _____________ _ M ary’s C a th e d ra l, P o rtlan d , fo r th e I* «et 7 r glrl 8 for tbe W aiker House w here his H. C ran e; tre a su re r, Mary E C ran e ; • 'o r « h rU tm as G ifts. •ts-n ° t*rec'ora for Xmas. At him S aturday. benefit of 8 t. H en ry ’s C atholic * lln« * Kidder’s. T he fun eral services w it. sen io r co n d n cto r, T a via O. Shaw - A “ * * ,,n * o t p ic tu re m ouldings. ch u rch . A dm ission 25 and 15 cents. W ednesday at the M ethodist Eplsco- people win n e Ju n io r co n d u cto r, D ella S h u te ; mas- oval fram es an d m ouldings for mak- nni ch u rch at 3 o’clock, R er. Mel- It is Intended to be a so rt of te r o t cerem onies, E. D. H o lg ate ,n * «rnye. Maxwell S chneider. tf p<Mcel Post Sale. The legislature will tackle cover U -r w ir e Officiating. The Oreab- clearing house for Japanese labor inspector, J. O D ow ning; In stru c t-! 4 . •• ", .j-------- *111 , 1 ‘ aaant Vallpy A|d society ville T. \ charr-* and a h ea d q u arters for those who or, Mabel R obbins, w ard en . T hom as An ^ « cellen t g ift fo r th e w hole ing $697,000 fees now collected by tl4l ia» “ parce* P°8« 8a'p and so -m Mwonic lodge will take gran»p ha|L Friday evei.- a t th e g r a v e _______ Chn»t».l-*Illber 11‘ Com e b u 7 $r° ur « .„ d . .o o d tl out employment while ..1,1.« fleld^ ----------- commanders. ------- Robert j family U a Colonial Kitchen Range. | ,ta t* °® ‘;*a *a *“ ««> «he general fund. At Sterling A Kidder’s. work. Enough land was includ- and Cora Robertson 18 ' ed in the lease to a l i o , fo r an ex- "Me . for .. — , T. r y , tha boma town every .....’ » ^ d .. ,.u . 1 Combinat toe 1 year ’ ----------- - - -» ’ U a Waat AA Archie Mason, contractor is push- IavMt *n< hard-surfacing of a mils of Mll- 'waukie road. Cost $15,000,