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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1915)
“Gresham, the<Gateway to the Columbia River Highway.” T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 5. NO. 21 A ll Roads Lead to Gresham G resham O utlook GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH, COUNTY, OREGON TUESDAY. MAY 11, TU ESD A Y S AND F R ID A Y S 1915 $1.50 PER YEAR AUCTION SALE STRAWBERRY THE CASE OF ELBERT HUBBARD TRUE SPIRIT ONE NIGHT WILL ATTRACT SHIPMENTS AGAINST THE KAISER WILHELM INCULCATES OF BAYNUM GREAT CROWD BEING MADE SACRIFICES & BARLEY _______ . , O reaba» . « re .. May 11. 1915. .it was all a jo k e; w hen, a t th e sam e T. „ ! E d i,° r O u tlo o k :— At th e tim e of ' tim e ue had reason to know an d did T he m ost no tab le g a th e rin g of T he first stra w b e rrie s of th e s e a - (th e w ar of th e U nited S tates w ith ¡know b etter. He m itig ated th e ir stockm en ev er acsem bled In G resh By L. H. W ELLS. son to be p ut on th e P o rtlan d m ar- -Mexico. T hom as L. H am er was a • fears an d his own by eloquence akin W hen Baynum & B arley's w orld- am will be seen here next T hursday PORTLAND, May 10.— Special— from th is p a rt of th e county, m em ber of congress from Ohio an d th a t of P e te r th e H erm it, who led i . renow ned ag g reg atio n an d conglom on th e occasion of the auction sale of * * ' 1 e 8‘‘88 0,1 of ,b e *■ree era tio n of m enagerie, circus, actors C h arles H u n te r's herd of th o ro u g h were shipped last S atu rd ay by th e ap p o in ted U. S. G ran t as a ca d et to ,h e C ru sad ers to d estru c tio n in th e l.re sh am F ru it G row ers association ! W est P oint. H am er lost his life at Holy land. "T o be torpedoed, he M ethodist conference th is last week and a c to rin e s— th e la tte r a re really bred Jerseys. , T he th irty -e ig h t anim als to be sold They were Gold D ollars an d bro u g h t M onterey, a t w hich b a ttle both he said, would be a g lo rio u s way to presided over by Bishop W illiam p each erin es—-breaks loose tom orrow p eter o u t, but it would be a good ad Peacre, and w hat stru c k me was th e will av e rag e up w ith any o th e rs In $2.50 a cra te Sm all sh ip m en ts lan d G ran t w ere officers in th e U nited v ertisem e n t.” at 2 :3 0 p. nt., th e people of G resham th e n o rth w est, an d as they a re all r7ins of"ttheMOnn<1t#y, w onderful self-sacrifices m ade by th e T he St’ ,e8 a rm y ' 8a‘d H am er, are advised to h u n t for th e n ea rest Glory and ad v e rtise m en t, as in to be sold w ith o u t reserve th e re is rain s oi th e past few days have de- », m in isters and w orkers of th is church. cyclone cellars o r get u n d er th e r a il the past, w ere forem ost in his mind process, but * “ ° “* th ® able8t men Ohio su re to be co nsid erab le com petition layed the rip en in g They receive as sa la rie s w hat o th e r road bridge. for th e ir fu tu re ow nership, it is ex large q u a n titie s of b erries a re ex ev er produced; an d believed, had he and he got both at th e expense of m in isters would consider sta rv a tio n T h ere is going to be n m onstrous pected chat r e p ré s e n tâ t.ves of the pected w ithin th e next week. lived, he would have been presid en t th e lives ot him self and countrym en. w aste of noise an d som e high fa llu tin He also ad m itte d th a t th e K aiser's rates, b ut th e re was no com plaining fam ous sto c k fa rm s from Oregon and L arge dem ands a re being m ade on of th e U nited S tate s,— "h is p a rtia li w arning m ight be d irected ag a in st th ro u g h o u t th e conference on th a t co n to rtio n s, and th e line of m arch W ashington will be here, including the F ru it G row ers association for those at S eattle, Spokane. In d ep en berries of all kinds and th e re will ty for me was such th e re is little both th e L u sitan ia an d him self "a s account. They seem ed inculcated will resem ble a sim oon in th e C hina doubt I should have been appointed the L u sita n ia of lite r a tu r e .” T his seas a fte r th e p ara d e has passed by. dence, Scappoose and o th e r places. be no difficulty in h an d lin g all the to one of the staff corps of th e arm y was tru e, he knew it was tru e and he with th e tru e sp irit of th e Savior, T he sla u g h te r of in n o cen ts will be T hose people a re alw ays looking for first class fru it to be had. — th e pay d ep a rtm en t probably— and gloried in th e fact th a t th e K aiser m aking p ersonal sacrifices u n h eard n o th in g com pared to th e trag ed y in the best, and a re not overlooking M anager S terlin g has co n tracted I would th e re fo re now be p rep arin g w anted him and th e L u sitan ia, w hile of in o th e r chu rch es. I was glad to sto re, for everybody is expected to any o p p o rtu n itie s to buy when the to sell 50 tons of rasp b erries and 25 to retire. I m ention these sp ecu la he had every reason to know th a t th e know th a t at least one church of th e drop dead and rem ain sta n d in g in chance offers. tons of Law ton b lack b erries. He tions to show how little men co n tro l K aiser would get them both, which "old tim e relig io n " still rem ained in th e ir track s. It is to be re g re tte d th a t the has an o rd er to r two tons of goose th e ir own d estin y .” This situ atio n will be th e most re he did. H ub b ard had ju st come th e w orld. Every m in iste r's life in herd is to be broken up and it is berries, if they can be had in good Ih is will suffice as em phasis to from th e P resid en t w ith his pardon th is church is u trag ed y , a d ram a, m a rk ab le fe a tu re ev er sp ru n g on an still m ore re g re ta b le th a t it m ust be condition and in th e tra n sp a re n t som e rem a rk s on th e life and fate for m issuse of th e m ails and his th e tellin g of which w ould be th r ill unsu sp ectin g public. It will only be ta k en aw ay from th is vicinity. This stage. He has a sta n d in g o rd er of E lb ert H ubbard, who w ith his passports, and th e E m p ero r knew ing. T he p asto rs have been rea p overshadow ed by th e ac tu a l p erfo rm section has developed som e good from one com pany fo r 100 cra tes of wife and o th e r noted A m ericans, was th a t he was to em b ark for E urope, pointed an d today they left for a n o th ance at tlie schoolhouse tom orrow stock and will develop more, but it stra w b e rrie s a day d u rin g th e se a a victim of the la te L u sita n ia d isa s anil th e misioti he was on, - which e r year of sacrifices an d h ard sh ip , n ig h t, w hence no one is expected to is possible th a t a few of Mr. H u n t son, and a n o th e r w ants all he can ter. was not like th a t of S en ato r B ever an d yet they w ent fo rth w ith a song come away alive. e r's Je rse y s may be kept here by- supply. In all cases, fru it will have H ubbard was on his way to F ran ce idge to rep o rt all sides of th e co n on th e ir lips. T he wild an im als in th e ir stalls, o th e r dairym en who are in a position to be delivered in good condition. to be at a close but safe ran g e from troversy and th e se n tim e n t, facts which will be on exhibition th e a n i to buy them . No culls or o ver ripe b erries in the th e G erm ans, and to co n tin u e his M unicipal Dock No. 2, located on m als, not th e sta lls— w ere all b ro u g h t and developm ents as they are, not By a rra n g e m e n ts with the F a ir as bottom of th e boxes will be to lerated . E ast W ater stre e t, E ast W ashington in h erm etically sealed cases an d will pen-m Ig h tie r-th an -th e -s w ord attac k s preju d icin g but en lig h te n in g the sociation .Mr. H u n te r has secured Mr. S terlin g em phasizes th e neces upon them and th e ir p art and con m inds of th e A m erican people,— but and East Oak stre e ts, will be d ed ica t be opened with circum spection and one of th e stock b arns on the fair sity of using sp rin g wagons in b rin g ed next S atu rd ay afternoon a t 3 ec la t— th a t Is th e cases will be duct in th e E uropean war. he was going to fight th e G erm ans gro u n d s for th re e days and will use ing the b erries to th e cannery. It Is His " P h ilis tin e ” and " F r a " p u b li with his pen to the sam e end th a t o clock, follow ed Sunday aftern o o n opened. At th a t tim e th e ch am ber th e field west of th e b arn s for a pa not expected th a t th e price received cations are top heavy with o b serv a the L u sitan ia was ca rry in g A m eri a t 3 o'clock w ith a concert, u n d er of h o rro rs will also be w afted open. rad e gro u n d , w here th e sale will for berries will be high th is season, th e auspices of th e E ast Side B usi T hose who su rv iv e will be the fo rtu n tions and expressions as follow s: can m u n itio n s of w ar and aid and ta k e place. H e is a t work today but the grow ers will receive cash ness Men's club and th e Dock com a te ones to behold th e b eau tifu l H ell was m ade in G erm an y .” com fort to E n g lan d — a co u n try g en m aking p re p a ra tio n s for the sale. for th e ir produce. T h ere is a g reat T his dock was accepted p each erin as and n ec ta rin e s in th e ir " to m e let us w orship.” “ Bill K aiser erally alw ays a t enm ity w ith A m eri m ission. T he stock will be cared for in the dem and for C la rk ’s Seedling stra w has d ecorated God w ith a double and tu rn ed o ver to th e Dock com tan g o su its an d listen to th e m in strel can n atio n ality and its every In terest, b arn fo r two o r th re e n ig h ts and the berries. cross of th e second class.” "B u si m ission F rid a y of th is week. It is b an jo in th e d ulcet stra in s of " F in save a few big business in te rests, in m ost of th e an im als will probably be "G refru g a B ran d ” is th e nam e ness ns good in Germany-—w ith men 526 feet long, is double-decked, m od n eg an 's W ake." which som e of th e E n g lish c a p ita l who m ake wooden le g s.” "B ill K ai shipped aw ay on F rid ay . ern in every respect, of heavy mill chosen for a tra d e m ark for th e T he p ara d e will s ta r t a t th e is the w orld's ro ad -h o g .” "W ho ists are also in te reste d . Colonel D. L. P erry , of Colum bus, G resham F ru it G row ers association. ser co n stru ctio n . T he low er deck Is of schoolhouse and proceed ea st on Pow lifted th e lid off of h e ll? ” "B ill F u rth e rm o re , It can n o t be denied Ohio, one of th e m ost prom inent It will be used on all fru it shipped K aiser is m arching in th e proces concrete, w ith u pper deck planked ell stre e t to Main, th en n o rth on th a t H ubbard aud th e L u sitan ia, sion to th e funeral of his own great w ith heavy m a terial. It has cargo Main to D ivision; th en ce east on Divi c a ttle a u c tio n e ers of th e United and on all canned goods. with its co n tra b an d cargo— w hat th e m asts with la test electric g ear and sion to R o b erts av en u e; so u th on S tates will cry th e sale. He is now T he F ru it G row ers association will ness,” etc. K aiser was en title d to have__were We now know th a t th e la tte r was all th a t he w anted eq u ip m en t; also a sp rin k lin g system , R o b erts av en u e to Pow ell; ea st on a t S pokane and will be a t Indepen handle ch erries both in th e fresh dence tom orrow . He will be here on sta te and in cans. Royal Ann and tru e of E lbert H ubbard and we have H ubbard knew b ut he did not ca h railro ad a fe y lr t f t re all Powell to th e G resham g arage a r re e > I I has connection w u ith T h u rsd ay m orning accom panied by a K entish ch erries are in good dem and, yet to learn w h eth er his sta te m en t •_... . . . . . . w here they will double buck and pro for he would win to his fam e and n o tab le crow d of buyers and o th ers though th e re a re practically none of applies to th e K ing and E m peror glory w h atev er happened, w hile th e lines on th e E ast Side, th e S outhern ceed west on Powell to th e school ililam . T aking his d e p a rtu re on Pacific, th e S pokane, P o rtlan d , Se house. who a re in te re ste d in livestock m a t the la tte r variety to be had. o th e r passen g ers, who had fa ir a ttle and th e P o rtlan d . Railw ay, T he office of th e association was th e doom ed L u sitan ia, he said : ters, including several re p re se n ta G rand M arshal W allace Spence w arning, took a g am b ler's chance on tives of th e a g ric u ltu ra l and live moved y esterd ay to th e cannery a fte r the w ar is over, I expect to th e rep u ted o u tclassin g speed and L ight & Pow er com pany. It is cen will head th e p arad e then will come trally located on th e in n e r h arb o r, th e band, th e faculty of th e high building and is in ch arg e of Miss call on th e K aiser a t St. H elen a.” in fallib le safety of th e L usitania. stock jo u rn a ls of th e northw est. and will serve, it is believed, m ainly school and T he O utlook will endeavor to m ake Lucy Adams. T he la rg e p latfo rm at W ithin th e sam e week th a t H ubbard th e sen io rs, Juniors, M onetary rep a ra tio n from w h at a re p o rt of th e sale, including th e tbe m ain en tra n ce to th e building spoke these words he was a t the bot ev er source it may com e to us, is a a p ackage dock, and for th e co ast sophom ores and freshm en. An a t prices received. It will be in te r e s t- , has t,een covered with a roof, th u s tom of th e ocean, th re e tho u san d m a tte r of sm all co n sid eratio n com wise trad e , being close in, being in tem p t is being m ade to secu re th e Ing to know how th e fam ous Jerseys fu rnishin g sh ad e to th e office and m iles d ista n t from St. H elena and p ared w ith the g re a t loss ol innocent close touch w ith w ater and railw ay H ungry Seven to play in th e p arade. tra n sp o rta tio n facilities. I t is be Each class will have som e fe a tu re of of E astern M ultnom ah ran k in price sh e lte r for th e p latfo rm , w hich will th e sam e from his n ativ e country. lives w hich can never be resto red , lieved th a t th is dock will re su lt In a its own. W ith a few te ars an d w ords of eu and d esira b ility am ong those who be used for u n loading fru it. and the g re a t gain fo r resto ra tio n of w lth , he end of th e p ara d e th<J The 775 feet of four-inch w ater logy for th e g rea tn ess of th is dis peace in E urope, which th e event has sav ng in tru c k haul to th e ocean as are best posted. Every anim al has well as th e U pper-C olum bla In lan d festiv ities for th e public will end un- a record and pedigree, so it seem s P*Pp, recently o rd ered by th e city tin g u ish ed A m erican and m ost suc occasioned. L m plre and W illam ette riv er traffic, til 8 p. m. when th e opening and th a t se llin g should be easy. It only council for th e purpose of connect- cessful and versatile w riter, sa tirist, 1 he n u m b er of A m ericans who rem ains to see w h eth e r th e anim als *nR th e cannery w ith the m ain on lectu rer, m illionaire-business man, w ent down w ith th e L u sita n ia is w ith th e opening of th e Celllo. locks, closing p e rfo rm a n c e , will com m ence th e 8chool building. Here will be will b rin g prices co m m ensurate w ith Hood avenue, is being laid u n d er th e R oycrofter, ad v e rtise r of big business m ore th an tw o -th ird s th e n u m b er the la n a m a canal and th e locks at | th e ir q u ality . direction of W ater C om m issioner as well as him self, th e a u th o r of sacrificed in th e 1898 Maine d isa ste r; Oregon City. seen th e m any wild ( ? ) and tam e Cost of th e erection of th e docks I a n im als for w hlch , , aynun) & H ar_ " L ittle Jo u rn ey s to th e Homes of on account of which aw ful sacrifice, Jas. McKinney. CRLSHAM GRANGE W ILL The in stallatio n of th e ice plant Good Men and G re at,” "A Message th e United S tates, th ro u g h in te rv e n was U 3 5 000 and th e cost of th e site | ey B circus is noted. T he im m ense EX H IB IT AT THE FAIR and th e electric system a re ab o u t to G arcia,” "W h ite H y acin th s," "An tion, though hostile, bro u g h t a most " ls ..... "I1" ‘ fo,low *ng 1 b th e ele p h a n t, th e la rg e st In cap tiv ity in (com plete. It Is th e plan to begin A m erican B ible,” and "T h e Man of b arb a ro u s w arfa re betw een foreign program fo r next Sunday aftern o o n th e city, may be fondly carressed by G resham g ra n g e will have an ex S orrow s,” we m ight close th e ch ap ter co u n tries to a full stop, and advanced u n d er he jo in t auspices of th e E ast any ad m irers of such an im als. In d istrib u tin g ice next Monday. hibit a t th e county fa ir again this " S neBI* M<Sn 8 <,Ub 8nd th ,‘| o r,Ip r to m ake su re th a t no one acci- with th e incident of his passing out, Uncle Sam to th e head of th e fam ily n ' 7 year, th e m a tte r being se ttle d a t th e Dock com m ission: d en tly aroll8(,8 , h(( ,re Qf th<j GRANGE GOSSIP a fte r th e m an n er of th e passing of of nations. m eeting of the g ran g e held last S at . u s e ty re m e n s band. Ip h a n t o r m onkeys by feeding them AND COUNTY FAIR o th e r g rea t m en; but I am convinced In terv en tio n and h o stilities with urday. Mrs. J. R. C avanagh, m a ster ,,,r> rem a rk s, S en ato r I p ea n u ts co n tain in g hot cigur b u tts th a t th e sorrow ful loss of those Am tran so cean ic co u n tries, how ever, are . “ r<" Some inside gossip in connection will ap p o in t a com m ittee to ta k e the erican lives should be charg ed to the u n th in k a b le except in self-defense on Dan K ellah er. m a ste r of cerem onies etc., th e m an ag ers have stric tly for- m a tte r in hand an d a rra n g e for the with the g ran g e field day and th e words and acts of th e la st few days -ar > i sto ry of the dock, Com-1 bidden th e sa le of such th in g s on the o u r own land and w ater, but we have county fair, couples th e two to g e th er display. grounds. of his life, and th a t th e L usitania th e o p p o rtu n ity , now ripened by m issloner Bigelow. On J u n e 12th th e g ran g e will ob in a proposition to hold th e field tragedy is th e beginning of th e end P re sen ta tio n of dock to th e coun- T h ere will, how ever, be lo t. of H u b b ard and th e L u sitan ia, to hasten th e serve c h ild re n 's day. G eorge F. | m eet a t the fa ir g ro u n d s on of this g rea test history m aking epoch th e end of E uropean s trife by ob i, ’ .. <>n M ulkey, ch airm an (p in k lem onade and hot dogs In buns H oney, G eorge S leret and E. E. W ell F o u rth of July, m aking a so rt of a of th e world. Also th a t H ubbard (o m m sslo n . l o f course th e hot dogs and not th e ing will a rra n g e fo r the program of celebratio n to which everyone may and not th e K aiser was "m arch in g serv in g a m ore n eu tra l a ttitu d e to A cceptance of Dock by th e city, lem onade will be in th e buns w ard all th e n atio n s concerned, by exercises w hich will be held on Moun come. aJ,,>r ’J' *'■ I T he sm a lle st T ango d an cers will in th e procession to th e fu n eral of ta k in g a m ore in d ep en d en t course T he m a tte r has not been settl«4l tain View farm . I rev en tlo n of W ater F ro n t F ire s ” u n ta n g le in a ta n g lin g tango. You his own g rea tn ess” ; th a t th e issue of with E ngland from which we won In T he le c tu re h o u r last S atu rd ay yet as th e re a re several th in g s to the g reat E uropean w arfa re will not F ire M arshal J. W. Stevens. will have a rh an c e tak<> a good dependence, by g ettin g on m ore T he people of G resham was ta k e n up w ith a good program , consider. < < ress, M. B M c fa u l, p resid en t I Hwat at ex-heavy w eight Ja ck John- resu lt in th e success and suprem acy friendly te rm s w ith G erm any which a fe a tu re of w hich was an add ress on would probably offer no objection, of th e allies, nor th e releg atin g of East Side B usiness Men's club. son „ you have a g )r, along v„ , t deserves o u r frien d sh ip , by sa tisfy "T he P re se n t and F u tu re W ork of as the city would be relieved of th e th e K aiser, like N apoleon, to some A ddress, E dw ard New begln, "D uty ,h „ B larney stone an d kiss It. the ing th e G erm ans and th e world th a t th e W. C. T. U .," by Mrs. C. II. B lan task of p u ttin g up a celeb ratio n . So lonely island as H ubbard predicted of S hippers to so ro u te th e ir o u t g o - L |r | of course. And ,a8t but not we do not en co u rag e nor to le ra te th e ch ard, chap lain of E vening S tar fa r th e re has been n o th in g done but every th in g points to th e conclu Ing and Incom ing fre ig h t, th a t they least h ear th e Dixie Ju b ilee singers E lb ert H u b b ard se n tim e n t to w ard s looking tow ard one th is year. grange. sion th a t th e end will be th e re them , when som e of th e allies, or a t may get th e larg est possible econom ic c a rry off all honors and also a tu n e It is rep o rted th a t th e Racing as R e g n er's hall w as inspected as to verse of his boasting. least Russia, which has alw ays been use of th e splendid new public dock.” o r tw o , n a peck bucket . its accom m odations for a s ta te sociation will give up any idea of T he Black T w ins will be a fe a tu re W hen th e L u sitan ia passengers a b e tte r frien d to us th a n E ngland, In ad d itio n on Sunday aftern o o n at g range session an d was found to fill holding any races th is y ear and will were stam peded by w arn in g s to tak e • «ty 8, th e policem an’» b a n d |o f th is p erfo rm an ce. You may »Iso will follow o u r exam ple, and by com te rm in a te its co n tract w ith th e fa ir all req u irem en ts. o th e r passage and by pleadings and m ittin g ou rselv es to frien d lin ess will give a sacred concert on th e new h e a r som e p ain fu l .lark y b anjo mu- loek which will be th ro w n open to sic Mr. an d Mrs. C avanagh. delegates association. The co n tra ct would ex telegraiDB from frlneds, anonym ous w ith those n atio n s only which sue for th e p u b| te inspection, a t w hich tim e Above all do n ot fo rg et to come to T illam ook, w here th e sta te g range pire th is year anyw ay, and horse le tte rs and ad v ertisin g s and notifica peace at once on term s co n sisten t m et th is m orning, s ta rte d yesterday rain g seem s to be a t a sta n d still. tions from th e G erm ans them selves, ■i < i zees, and th e luborlng men In an d b ring y o u r w allet o r purse. The w ith th e best In terests of h u m an ity p a rtic u la r a re Invited to com e and en tra n c e to th e b u ilding will be free, fo r th a t city. T hey will rep rese n t Jo h n K adderly, p resid en t of th e rac E lb ert H ubbard, being th e m ost in and o u tlin ed by th e a u th o ritie s at bring th e ir fam ilies. Inspect th e new A ftpr you have seen th e side sh o w , M ultnom ah county from G resham ing association, has sta te d th a t th e re fluential A m erican am ong them, W ashington. will be no races a t th e fa ir th is year. dock and enjoy th e Sunday aftern o o n | w here a sm all adm ission w grange. and read iest and loudest ta lk e r, said be col- MILO C KINO. co n cert by th e fam ous police band. lected you may leave. T he o th e rs d eleg ates from this To offset th e loss of th a t attra c tio n C om m ittee of a rra n g e m e n ts: from county also w ent, besides a n um ber th e fair board has appointed a com- COUNTY CONVENTION m eet at Salem on May 3« and T h e high school req u ests a large OF RURAL CARRIERS ! co n tin u e o ver Monday which will be E ast Bide Business M en's club, L. M. a tte n d a n c e a t th is w orld renow ned of o th e rs, includin g M ayor S tapleton m ittee to find a Wild W est show for th e fa ir week, which was th e prin- , ----------- I . ep p er, F. B. E agan. H. L. Camp. circus. who will p rese n ts G resh am 's claim s clpal reason for reducing the fa ir Thp ru raI lp t,p r c a rrlp ™ of C ,ack‘ ' hp ,i‘*al h o l,,lay ' Tbprp * » ' be a A. Lyons, J. D annells, J. R. W id for th e s ta te g ran g e session next year. days to five in stead of holding for am a8- M ultnom ah and W ashington social g ath e rin g on Sunday w hile m er, M O. Collins, and th e Dock Many G raduates at O. A. <’. eleven days as o rig in ally intended. !counties, to th e n u m b er of 35, m et th e business of th e convention will com m ission. F or Young anil Old. T he 241 stu d e n ts who expect to be T he com m ittee has not been able I at M ilw aukie last Sunday in conven- be tran sa cted on Monday. T here will be an all-n ig h t dance g ra d u a te d from th e O regon A gricul ___ _______ __ T he E ast W ashington S tre e t P ub for young and old in R eg n er's hall to effect a deal w ith th e Wild W est tion to discuss the problem s of th e j tu ra l college in Ju n e th is year, com lic m a rk e t, recently estab lish ed on Keep Everlastingly at III on T h u rsd ay , May 13, fo r both young people yet, but they will keep on service. prise th e la rg e st g ra d u a tin g class in E ast W ashington stre e t, betw een Good roads came In fo r a sh a re of and old to w hich all a re invited. P a r until they find w hat th ey want. I t's by co n tin u o u s blows— e te rn a l G rand avenue and E ast Sixth stre e t l ’bp Hlwtory of th e In stitu tio n . Some- th e ta lk ; also th e dem and fo r a mail ¡d ro p p in g — t h a t big and la stin g gains T he different g ran g es a re appoint- so n ’s four-piece o rc h e stra will f u rn ish m usic fo r all th e la test dances ing com m ittees for field day, L ents box larg e enough to receive parcel arp n,adp; and n ot b>' spasm odic will be com pleted and opened to th e ,h ln * of thp Phenom enal gro w th may public on S atu rd ay , May 22d. At a b<> u,,dKr,,,00'I bX n o tin g th a t the S M .r d ., ¡p .» . and th e re will be som e of th e old- com ing g ra d u a tin g class will be a p A fine, -ocial tim e was had, th e as- th a t bull dog tra it which nev er lets conference of th e com m ittee from the fashioned kind. T hose who a tte n d nam ed T. J. K reuder, Donald F u rey , proxim ately 37« per cent la rg e r th an E ast Side Business Men's clu b and H. A. D arnall, Mrs. J. B allard and i sociatlon providing a big d in n er kb un til th e enem y is vanquished will be given th e best tim e they ever Joseph B M esserve, th e m a rk e t m as th e p resen t a d m in istra tio n , of Ju n e , had in G resh am .— Adv. 21 Mrs. F. Maybee as a com m ittee on which was fully enjoyed. arran g e m en ts. T he o th e r gran g es ' T he next m eeting of th e tri-county T h e* » '? ? /’.* < te r, y esterd ay . It was decided to open 1907. F o rm e r g ra d u a te s of th e col lege n u m b er 1456 men and women, Eyes tested and glasses fitted. will follow up w ith sim ila r appoint- association will be held in G resham op,.n"'by res^ o n slb b ” people “ " OW th e public m a rk e t on th a t d ate. Two d istrib u te d In th irty -e ig h t sta te s and m ents as they m eet th is m onth. on L abor Day. The sta te association 22 MRS. K HUNTER. Dr Geo. Inglis.—Adv. Continued on page 8 eight foreign countries. "’"“0’?, 8 , -' 8 “ 8'