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T W IC E W EEK VOL. 5. NO. G resham O utlook 9 MOTOR OFFICES TO BE LOCATED HERE APRIL 1 GRESHAM, JOHNSON ANNOUNCES GRANGE COMMITTEES MULTNOMAH, COUNTY, OREGON TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1915 EASTERN WOMAN PRAISES THE ROSE MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO HOLD CONVENTION IN GRESHAM, MAY 1-2 TU ESD A Y S AND F R ID A Y S $1.50 PER YEAR WOMEN’S CLUB IN WAR PAINT FOR CLEANUP J. J. Jo h n so n , m a ste r of M ultno PORTLAND, March 29.— Special— m ah C ounty Pom ona gran g e, has The b eauties of O regon so im pressed m ade ap p o in tm en ts of v ario u s com Mrs. L y n ette A rnold H enderson, of m ittees for th e com ing two years as Sioux City, Iowa, th a t she recently follow s: i put these im pressions into w ords and Executive 'co m m itte e— Jo h n Wel- these w ords a re th e lyrics for th e It has been definitely announced bes, P. Bliss and Mrs. A nna A nder- Probably th e la rg e st convention to assem ble in G resham th is year will 1915 Rose F estiv al song. Mrs. H en- T he W om en's club has put on th e th a t th e P o rtlan d office of the Heaver son. be th e an n u a l m eeting of th e W om an's Home M issionary Society of tin d erson donated th e lyrics and Jo h n C. w ar paint for a clean-up day In w hich will be held in th e M ethodist church on T h u rsd ay . A bbett, .......... well n know n railro a d m an and . j G resham , an d Is going to ask M ayor S tate M otor com pany, located in th e F inance— W. A. Young. W. H. H. Salem D istrict, an d F rid ay of th is week S tap leto n to Issue a p roclam ation, L u m b erm an 's Rank building, will be D ufur, Mrs. Mary G ebhart. C om plete a rra n g e m e n ts have been m ade by the p asto r of th e ch u rch . [lnU!,il *an 01 1 »’rtla n d w rote th e mu- d eclarin g May 4-11 ns clean-up week. closed next T h u rsd ay and be reopened W om an’s W ork — Mrs. Eugene Rev. M elville T. W ire, and th e com m ittees in charge. It is expected th at ' 81c' The 80ng ha8 a fln* c a tc h ’r All citizens will be asked to join in a t th e new factory in G resham . ,b e " h o le sta te th e effort to m ake th e town perfect. P alm er, Mrs. O tto K atzky, Mrs. E. th e d elegates will arriv e before noon on T hursday and will be given a d i n - '8W*Ilg *° '* A flatterin g sto ry was told in th e M. A nderson. T he m in isters of th e tow n will be re n er in th e d in in g room of th e Odd Fellow s hall, w here all noon and ev en will soon be w histling. T h ro u g h th e courtesy of A. II. E ll quested to p reach civic serm ons next R esolution— R. W. Gill, F. H ing m eals will be served by th e com m ittees in charge. T he visitors will be E vening T elegram on S atu rd ay con C rane, Mrs. U rsula Sleret. e n te rta in e d at p riv ate hom es o ver T h u rsd ay night. T he p rogram of ex er ers, well know n music d ealer of P o r t Sunday, se ttin g fo rth com m unity cerning th e com pany. W hile a por land, th e festival song will be given needs. P ress— E. L. T horpe, II. A. Dar- cises will begin at 1 :30 p. nt. on T h u rsd ay . tion of it is news, th e m ost of it has n aJj f W ells T he reception co m m ittee co n sists of Mrs. G eorge W. S tap leto n , Mrs. wide sp read circu latio n . Copies will T he follow ing suggestions have be sent to glee clubs, o rch e stras, been said before in the O utlook. The Condolence-—A. F. M iller, E. L. J. N. C lanahan and Mrs. G eorge W. K enney. been m ade by th e club, to be observ bands and sin g in g societies of th e artic le is w orthy of reproduction T horpe, Mrs. II. E. Davis. T he officers of th e d istric t a re all expected to be present. T hey are : ed at any and all tim es: sta te and efforts will be m ade to Field Day— Jo h n W elbes, H. E. P resid en t, Mrs. A. A. U n d erh ill, Salem ; F irst V ice-President, Mrs. J. h ere : T ak e aw ay nil th e ashes an d tra sh m ake "T h e W hole W orld Knows the •'M ade-in-O regon” autom obiles, a Davis, J. W. F ro st, T. J. K re u d er and E. Jack s, O regon C ity; Second V ice-President, Mrs. M attie P etch, Mc P o rtlan d Rose," th e song hit of th e front y o u r hack y ard Im m ediately. A nderson. Eac : su b o rd in ate M innville; T h ird V ice-P resident, Mrs. J. C. G ittens, T illam o o k ; R ecord Send y o u r rub b ish to d u m ping dream of nearly th re e years in the , P. grange will add th ree m em bers to ing S ecretary, Mrs. W. D. Sim m ons, W oodburn; C orresponding S ecretary. year. ground. m ind of P. A. Combs, president and T he lyrics of th e new song which Mrs. E. J. Swafford, Salem ; T re a s u re r, Mrs. M. W. i’alto n . F o rest Grove. S uggest to sev eral men w ith team s g eneral m an ag er of th e R eaver S tate th is com m ittee. O regon’s scenic w onders, clim ate, Mr. Jo h n so n has also nam ed a G resham is rep resen ted in th e list of D istrict D epartm ent S ecretaries, th a t they d riv e th ro u g h the alleys M otor com pany, is so n ea r a reality riv ers, strea m s and m o u n tain s s u g th a t th e handsom e "H eaver sixes” to I special co m m ittee to look into the w hich a re en u m erate d as follow s: w ith a sign, “ C lean-up W agon” on gested to Mrs. H enderson, a re as fol be m ade by th e concern in its new road in te re sts of th e co unty and to th e ir w agons; also a bell calling a t Young P eo p le’s W ork an d C h ild re n 's W ork, Miss J. R. H ickm an, O re lows: p lan t at G resham will become an I in v e stig a te th e proposed bonding te n tio n . People a re only too glad gon City. every-day spectacle on P o rtla n d 's ’ , .. , . ••The W h o le W orld K n o w s T h e P o rtla n d stre e ts w ithin th e next 90 d a y .. At n will » ‘clllde a m em ber to pay such u man for hau lin g th e ir B o se." L ite ra tu re , Miss E th el Cone, McM innville, R. F. D. No. 1. least th is is th e p resent plan of th e of well-know n persons but will prob tra sh away. S ystem atic Beneficence, Mrs. D. C. Robbins, Oregon City. O u t w e s t th e p u r p lin g h a z e lie s c lo s e com pany’s directors, who on A pril 1 ably be increased by th e ad d itio n of B urn all ru b b ish th a t will burn. O v e r w o n d r o u s s n o w -c la d p e a k s , will close th e offices in the L um ber- several m ore. T he list follow s: T em perance, Mrs. P. 8. Livsay, W oodburn. Clean your v acant lots and alley- o u t w e s t th e g le a m in g w a t e r f a l l m en’s R ank building in th is city, F airview G ran g e— J. W. Tow n Mite Box, Mrs. J. W. B aker, Dundee. ways. In d a z z lin g b r llla n c e le a p s . w here th e prelim in ary work bf fi O u t w e s t th e s w e e t, p in e - s c e n te d b re e z e nancing th e o rg an izatio n has been send, C. H. Stone, W. A. Rowen. Make your stre e t and p ark in g look Supplies, Mrs. J. N. C lan ah an , G resham . F ro m th e f r n g r n n t f o r e s t b lo w s. co nducted, and rem ove them to the L ents G range— H. A. D arnall, T. as trim and well kept as possible. E vangelism , Mrs. I*. J. R lchm and, Newberg. O u t w e s t t h e r e 's a w e a lth o f g lo r io u s G resham p lan t, w here the castings J. K reu d er, W. A. Young, A. F. R efrain from th ro w in g old paper, b lo o m . for th e engines alre ad y are under T he F o llo w in g P rogram W ill be Ite n d e m l: Miller. b an an a and o ran g e sk in s Into th e O u t w e s t Is th e P o r tla n d ro se . way. G resham G range— II. W. Snas- CHO RUS. T he com pany has proceeded from stree ts. T hursday A ftern oon , 1 :3 0 o 'c lo c k . T h e w h o le w o r ld k n o w s th e P o r t l a n d its inception on a cau tio u s, conserva- hall, II. E. D a\is, T heodore B rugger P la n t som e g rass and flower seeds Devotions— N ew berg. R o se! tive and b u sinesslike course. Combs . (jeOrge Leslie, to m ake your hom e benutiful. I t s q u e e n ly a ir , i t s b e a u ty r a r e G reetings— G resham . is the fo u n d er and once active head Rockwood G range— M. M ulthauf, If y o u r sto re fro n t is dingy, p ain t W ’i t l i i r i t i n - h . a i t s w h ic h a ll e n s h r in e of the p resent autom obile supply firm Response— F o re st Grove. N o o t h e r r o s e Is h a l f s o f a ir . of A rcher & W iggins. T he p relim i F. H. C rane, Jo h n Richm ond. it. Reading M inutes, 1914. I t s t i n t th e g lin t o f s u n r i s e s h o w s ! n ary o rg an izatio n plans were so p er . C olum bia G range— R. P. R asm u s If you have u n sig h tly old buggies A ppointm ent of C om m ittees. I t s s o f t b lu s h g lo w s ! I t g a ily th r o w s fect th a t not th e sm a lle st change was sen, P. A ndersen, Roe Evans. o r tra p s in your back y ard , rem ove I t s f r a g r a n c e to th e p u s s in g b reeze, W ords by Mrs. A. A. U nderhill, D istrict P resident. necessary to m ake them conform E vening S ta r G range— J. P. Kelly, T h e w h o le w o rld k n o w s th e P o r tla n d them . w ith O regon’s “ blue sky law s." T his Q uestion Box— Mrs. M. C. Reed, C onference P resident. ro se ! law had been d ra fte d , but not yet Joseph P aq u et, S. Sm ith. If th e re ure unnecessary, unsightly N otes of Good C heer— Mrs. E. C ornelius, C onference C orresponding adopted, when organ izatio n was ef M ultnom ah G range— Jo h n Sleret, tum hled-dow n sheds in your back S ecretary. O u t w e s t th e r e is w e a lth f o r a ll w h o fected. R. I. A nderson, J. S. Albel, C. M. yard, te a r th em down. They d e tra c t co m e Glad T idings for Queen E sth e r W ork— Miss H. R. H oney, C o rresp o n d Since th a t tim e th e com pany has Lake. front th e beauty of your hom e and W ith b r a v e , u n d a u n te d w ill. disposed of 200,000 of its 300,000 ing S ecretary, Queen E sth er W ork. P lea san t Valley G ran g e— Paul T h e o r c h a r d s y ie ld t h e i r p e r f e c t f r u i t . sh ares of stock, boastin g th a t not th e town. Open spaces and fresh a ir R eports of D istrict S ecretary. T h e s t r e a m s r u n m a n y a m ill. one d o lla r has gone fo r “ p rom otion,” Rliss, J. W. F ro st, G. N. Sager. a re b etter. Solo— “C rossing th e B a r” ............ ..D udley Buck T h e r e 's p r e c io u s h id d e n o re to m in e, n o r for less th an par, nor. even yet R ussellville G range M. H ager, If your w alk Is an eyesore to those G o ld e n g r a i n lu x u r lu n t g ro w s. Miss Echo Jones. in paym ent of any obligations, i n - , . . ... ,. ,, ... eluding any salary , except such stock John " elbeB> K- w - Gl11- trav e lin g over It, rep a ir It o r build a T h e r e 's w e a lth In th e h e r d s o f p e a c e fu l P rayer. kine, as was paid, u n d er th e advice of a W oodlaw n G ran g e— J. W. Black, new one. T hursday E ven in g. 7 :3 0 o 'c lo c k . T h e r e 's w e a lth In th e P o r t l a n d ro se . special com m ittee of th e M anufac- W. II. H. D ufur, E ugene Palm er. Clean o u t th e alleys back of the CHO RUS. Devotions— Rev. M elville T. W ire, P astor. tu re rs ' A ssociation of O regon, for the T he above-nam ed w ere notified to business houses at once. p aten ts bought by th e com pany. The S election— L ad ies’ Chorus. By all m eans, do y o u r p art to help O u t w e s t th e m en a n d w o m en s ta n d rem ain in g 100,000 sh a re s will be ta k m eet w ith M aster Jo h n so n th is a f A ddress Mrs. H. P. Bodkin, N ational Field S ecretary. S id e by s id e f o r a ll t h a t 's fa ir. en off th e m ark et e n tire April 1, and ternoon a t th e G resham g ran g e hall m ake your tow n clea n er and m ore a t Offering. T h e y b r a v e ly tig h t f o r c iv ic r i g h t, will e ith e r rem ain in th e tre a su ry or for org an izatio n and to decide on a tractiv e. T h e h a r d e s t t a s k s th e y d a re . Benediction. be sold a f te r actual o p era tio n s of th e ] jjne o f work, T he ren o v atin g m ovem ent Is to be T h e y g r e e t you w ith t h e i r o u t s t r e t c h e d com pany show sufficiently a ttra c tiv e | F riday M orning, 0 .3 0 o ’c lo c k . state-w id e anil has received th e a p hands. re tu rn s to ju stify expansion. D evotions— W oodburn. W ith th e s p i r i t th e w e s t b e s to w s , T he com pany declares th a t it owes proval of G overnor W lthycom be, who h e ir h e a r t s a r e n s p u re , a n d s w e e t, a n d R eading M inutes. n o thing, has a su b sta n tia l bank bal COMING TO GRESHAM has issued a p ro clam atio n , calling for g ood, ance, has paid for its site and fo r its Election of Officers. an an n u a l cleaning. It reuds as fol A s th e h e a r t o f th e P o r t l a n d ro se . p rese n t p la n t— th e first unit, inclu d A p riv ate le tte r from O akland, R eports of D istrict Officers. low s: CHO RUS. ing m achinery— has bought all neces Why O rganize C h ild re n ’s M issionary S o cieties?— Mrs. M attie Petch, sary m a te ria l for th e ac tu a l m an u C alifornia to a w oman n e a r G resh “ As a period every sp rin g Is d e SIX THOUSAND CORDS fac tu re of a la rg e n u m b e r of its first am from h e r sister, received last McMinnville. voted to house cleunlng In o u r Indi cars and has sufficient money still u n N oontide P rayer. READY FOR HAULING vidual h o u seh o ld s; and as th e needs paid on stock which will com e into week, says th a t O rville W right, one Luncheon. th e p la n t for a co nsiderable period. of the fam ous av iato rs, and bu ild er E. J. R enfer, ow ner of th e tra c t, of cleaning and ren o v atin g a re e s Friday A ftern oon , I :3O o 'clo ck T he new p lan t a t G resham is iden pecially ap p aren t in th e sp rin g in all tical in size w ith th e o rig in a l unit of the first aero p lan e, will come to Problem s of an A uxiliary and W ays to Solve T hem — Mrs. J. E. Jack s, of land n ea r Sandy, from which the b ran ch es of life; and as It Is en tirely bu ilt by H enry F ord, of “th e F ord i G resham soon on a visit to relativ es Oregon City. F irst S late Rank has m ade a co n fitting th a t special a tte n tio n be given M otor C ar com pany, in D etroit, here. R eport of P o rtlan d In d u stria l H om e— Mrs. J. L. G arten. tract to ta k e th e av ailab le cordwooil, th e prom otion of such w ork; ab o u t 10 y ears ago— 60 by 200 feet. T he w riter of the le tte r was sta y R eport of Old People’s H om e— Mrs. F an n ie Penn. was in G resham yesterday on b u si T he G resham plant, how ever, is of "T h e re fo re, I d esig n ate th e week con crete an d brick co n stru ctio n I t . ing at a p riv ate hotel w here Mr. Solo— “ T h ere is a G reen H ill F a r A w ay” Gounod ness connected w ith th e deal. of May 4 to 11 as “ C lean-up W eek," is not g enerally know n th a t the W rig h t was also stopping fo r a sh o rt Miss G ladys Miller. He rep o rts good progress In th e and I ea rn estly u rge O regonians to $28,000 o rig in ally p u t in to th e F ord tim e and h eard him say th a t he O ur D uties to th e N atio n al— Mrs. II. P. Bodkin. m ak in g of cordw ood, six th o u san d s set asid e th a t week as a tim e when com pany was all th a t was ever in- j would go to Oregon and G resham in Queen E sth e r G irls' H our w ith Miss Honey. cords having been cut d u rin g the they will devote special atte n tio n to vested, aside from accum u lated prof- . . its, an d th a t in th e sh o rt y ears of I ° niP' R eports of C om m ittees. past th re e m onths, which Is ready Im proving th e physical ap p earan ce its existence, o r up to and includ-1 >< was only n a tu ra l th a t th e sister M iscellaneous Business. fo r h au lin g to Bull Run, from w here not only of th e ir own p roperty, b u t ing 1914, th e com pany had built up here should g et th e news, but no one C onsecration Service. It will be shipped o ver th e M ount of th e ir com m unities, as such action a su rp lu s of over $60,000,000. in th is vicinity seem s to know who P rayer. Hood road to P o rtlan d . By reason of th e difference i n ' . , will be beneficial not only to g en eral fre ig h t ra te s on individual p a rts Ith e U rig h t relativ es are. A d journm ent. It Is Intended to begin h au lin g as h ealth and happiness, but by In creas w hich they will assem ble from th e th e K teat av ia to r should come to soon as possible, b u t th e ro ad s are ing th e beauty of o u r su rro u n d in g s, E ast an d th e finished cars sen t here G resham it would be fitting to give not in th e best condition yet. will add m aterially to th e a ttra c tiv e from E astern factories, the Reaver hint a pro p er reception. T h ere are FIREMEN S TOURNAMENT ROAD COMMITTEE Owing to th e heavy grow th of tim ness of th e s ta te .” S tates com pany expects to save from , ■ > . SET FOR LABOR DAY $100 to $200 on each car. 8everal Ohio ”eo” ,e h ere who know HOLDS SHORT SESSION ber th e work of ru ttin g Is som ew hat D ated th is 12th day of M arch, 1915. T he com pany will m a n u fa ctu re him slig h tly , but his relativ es are u n JAM ES W ITHYCOMBE, T he G range Good Roads com m it h am pered, as th e re a re no places its engines and clutches, as well as known except to them selves, A m eeting of d eleg ates from the left to fall th e trees. Some of th e G overnor of the S tate of Oregon. th e bodies. T his m eans all u p h o l-, ______________ v o lu n teer fire d e p a rtm e n ts of W est tee, m entioned elsew here, held a wood will have to be tak en o u t be sterin g , trim m in g , p ain tin g and fin P re-N u p tial Luncheon. ern Oregon was held a t th e Im perial m eeting in G resham today with th ir ishing. T he chasses will be m an u fore tree fallin g can be resum ed on A SPORTING EVENT h otel, in P o rtla n d , on S atu rd ay . fac tu re d by E astern concerns from Mrs w F Honey e n te rta in e d Sat- teen m em bers presen t. T hose a t any extensive scale T h ere will INACCURATELY REPORTED C hief Jo n es of th e G resham d e p a rt e ” * '” 4 *' ‘ te n d in g w ere J. J. Jo h n so n , H A probably be 15,000 cords tak en from m ent atten d ed . th e trac t. A weekly p ap er down th e road Com bs has ju st re tu rn e d from an eon 8>'en fo r h er d a u g h te r Miss Ada T h e d elegates form ed an asso cia D arnall, J. II. Black, Joseph P aq u et, E astern visit to m any autom obile Honey, w hose m a rria g e will occur T he location is scarcely a m ile ab o u t nine m iles tow ard Sellwood W. H. II. D ufur, T. J. K reu d er, Theo, factories, as well as to th e Chicago early in A pril. Miss F lorence tion to be know n as T he Oregon Vol- front th e tow n of Sandy, b ut th e has th e follow ing ab o u t a recen t A utom obile show , w h ere he ab- . u n te er F ire D ep artm en t T o u rn a m e n t B rugger, Eugene P alm er, H. W. Snas- sorbed th e la test w rinkles in auto- *8' " ° f *hp b ride-elect, and |t was decided to hall, C. M. Lake, M. M ulthauf, Geo. wood will have to be tak en to Bull sp o rtin g event held n ea r G resham : “ A bout th irty of th e g ay er ele m obile co n stru c tio n , both of A m eri- Miss K ath ry n Honey, h er cousin, as- Run for sh ip m en t. T he d istan ce Is hold a to u rn a m e n t at O regon City Leslie. J. J. Jo h n so n was m ade can an d foreign cars. W hile East slated. th re e m iles and a larg e n u m b er of m ent of e a ste rn M ultnom ah county ch airm an w ith II. A. D arnall, secre- were cau g h t In th e act of conducting he also placed o rd ers for all m ate- An effective color schem e of w hite , on L abor Day. team s will be req u ired to g et th e cock fights, a tte n d in g the sam e, and T he firem en's ball on S atu rd ay ev- »ary. •.......... ...... H wood o u t before th e d an g er season b ettin g good money th ereo n , last en lng was a b rillia n t and successful T he m a tte r of hard su rfa cin g the I com es along Sunday, on th e Osman place ab o u t G resham . L a te r th e com pany ex- , ‘8,*c centerp iece of daffodils and affair. Over $70 c lea r money was roads, th e proposed bond Issue and The co n tra ct price Is $1.15 for c u t - 1 “ h alf ,nl|p n o r,h of O resham . The pects to m a n u fa ctu re a R eaver snow drift on th e luncheon table. In realized. A d o n ation of five d o llars th e $3.00-a-day m inim um wage fea- ,i i ... .a .. u .u place was fo rm erly used as a driving tru ck . th e place ca rd s and favors, and Miss tin g th e wood h ut th e price paid th e ,,arlt by E r,,(1 M„ r r( || all(| though T he assem bling will be u n d er th e J was received from Mrs. A rtjiu r G ran t tu re was discussed, and tile m eeting c u tte rs Is 90 cen ts a cord. A larg e Fred has been disconnected th e re for ju risd ic tio n of Supt. T hom as F e tc h ,1 g ad jo u rn ed . ! to be added to th e relief fund. Covers w ere laid for Miss Ada crew has been a t w ork, tu rn in g o ut ’he past th ree o r fo u r years it still who for 12 years was one of th e ex- m ore th a n 50 cords dally up to th e bears ,hp atm o sp h e re of th e sports- p erts In th e P ack ard autom obile Honey and Mrs. Jo h n Honey, Mrs E. "The far W est and the old South FOREST FIRES VISIBLE p resen t tim e. m an ’ a8 evldellcea by th is la test ex- p lan t a t D etroit, M ichigan F ra n k c , Rossm an. Mrs. G eorge Dickie, Mrs. a re now co m m itted definitely, and ACROSS THE COLUMBIA M cCrillls _. _ will be d _ ire c _ to r of sales. _ . Je n n ie Kemp. Mrs. C. R. Hollow ay probably irrevocably, to th e p r o h ib i- ! T hls "n e w s" co n tain s two g lar- ---------- T he com pany officers a re : P. A. , _ ’ .................................._ Combs, p resid e n t; A. H. A verill, for- Mrs. G eorge Schlegel, Mrs W. F tion policy,” says th e N eb rask a S tate Ing " Irre g u la ritie s ." Only two of All week th e people living on REYNOLDS PAY STATION m er p resid e n t P o rtlan d C ham ber of Fiebig, Mrs. F. A. Ross and Mrs. j o u rnal I th is side of th e C olum bia riv e r had a MAY BE DISCONTINUED tke sports won trsa ssstsra M C om m erce vice p resid e n t; J. L. Bail- Royden K irk, all of P o rtlan d , Mrs i m agnificent view of a rag in g series An effort Is being m ade by th e Pa- oom ah, and th e Osman place Is not ey, se c re ta ry -tre a su re r; G. A. Joh n - G e „ Mrs Jag g te r „ Rome men achieve fam e, som e have of fo rest fires high up on th e m oun- clflc T elephone Com pany to dlscon- ,h ’* one form erly conducted by Fred son, counsel. T he d irec to rs, besides ; .................. ■ th e foregoing officers, a re : E. J . , Mrs. Ja s C onkle and Mrs. H. L. 8t. it th ru s t upon them , and som e are 1 lain» hack of C am as an d a t sev eral t| nue th e sta tio n at Reynolds on th e M errill. O therw ise th e Item is near- Ja e g e r, m a n u fa ctu rin g jew eler and C lair of G resham and Mrs. J. A. lucky and escape It en tirely . I o th e r points betw een th a t tow n and s a „dy road It is claim ed th a t th e co rrect. p resid e n t P o rtla n d R etail Mer- Jam ieson of M inneapolis, M innesota, V ancouver. ¡ea rn in g s th e re do not Justify m aln- c h a n ts ’ asso ciatio n ; R. B. McClung, d ,h h , T he successful man roots w hile his . ' O nl> “ 8Ino,le could b* ,e e n d u r- ta in ln g th e office as th e receipts for D ealli of Mrs. L. (>. W alker, p resid e n t A m erican L aundry com- and the h 0 ,te “ , , u succesful Mrs L illian (U nder W alk er paused u n .u c c e .fu l b ro th e r s ta n d , aro u n d ( ing the day. but a t n ig h t th e scene th e p a-t raonth8 have av erag ed pany; W. H. McMonies. h arn ess ... . m a n u fa c tu re r, fo rm er p resid en t Man- New Blacksm ith shop Open, and squeals. aw ay at h er borne on Hood avenue I was b ea u tifu l as th e flames w ere but 90 cen ts per m onth. u fa c tu re rs ' A ssociation of N orth- I w ant to anno u n ce to th e people a t 12:8, T uesday a. m. F u n eral se rv M X ea tin g th e ir way th ro u g h th e ! T he new te n a n t of th e R eynold. D on’t force y o u r advice upon peo- . --------- -- — ------------- west. of G resham an d vicinity th a t I have Several th o u san d j farn b w here th e sta tio n is located, ices will be held from C arlso n 's ch ap ¡opened a new b lacksm ith shop on pie whose frie n d sh ip you c a re to re- IheBVjr M nber. G ravel anil Sand. i Second s tr e e t betw een Main stre e t tain . ¡acres w ere burned over, th e flame« «baa p ut | n su b u rb an service an d th e el T h u rsd ay a t 2 p. m. C ask et will I am prep ared to fu rn ish gravel and R oberts avenue. G eneral rep alr- -------------------- ¡show ing blood red in th e ir pathw ay re g u la r pay sta tio n la no longer not be opened a f te r services. and sand In any q u a n tity from Beil ing of all k inds. H orseshoeing, car-) Most of us en joy w ork ab o u t as up th e m ountains. T he heavy rain needed pit. Also team ing, g rad in g and ex rlage and w agon w ork. Ail k in d s of The beet Scotch ta le n t in P o rtlan d -j-jje m a tte r will be tak en up by th e ca v atin g J. H. H ost T elephone g rin d in g Including plow p o in ts a n j m uch as we enjoy being told of o u r on Sunday was needed to destroy the will e n te rta in you A pril 8 th a t Reg- tf discs — Adv. L. GOIT faults. b rillia n t spectacle. 7»g. Terna Caah.— Adr. Railroad Commtaelon next Saturday. ner'e O pera House. Don’t tniee It. b