Gresham outlook., June 01, 1915, Image 1

“Gresham, the Gateway to the Columbia River Hishnay.”
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All Roads Lead to Gresham
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY.
OREGON,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
1,
1915
TU ESD A YS
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER
YEAR
ATTACHMENT
STUDENTS AND CALENDAR OF EVENTS
O.-W. R. & N.
FUR CULTURE
PROCEEDINGS FRIENDS HEAR
AND PROGRAMS FOR
TO SEND OUT AS DEVELOPED
CLOSE DOORS FINE SERMON
GRADUATING WEEK
INSTRUCTOR
IS A FINE ART
T he genera) m erchandise sto re of
T he selection by th e se n io r class of
A ca r d e m o n stratio n to u r, over
E ’-ery d etail io the arran g e m e n ts for the g ra d u a tin g exercises of
In la st T u esd ay ’s O utlook it was
th e P u lfe r M ercantile com pany do­ Dr. H. J. T alb o t, to d eliv er th e bac­ ill
G resham Union High school seems to have been perfected.
th e n o rth w est lines of th e O.-W. R. noted th a t H arold M cCreary of Vic­
ing business in G resham , was closed c a la u re a te serm on proved to be a
The ca le n d ar of events, beginning tonight em braces the whole & N. Co. will s ta r t o ut next M onday tory had engaged In raisin g fu r -
on S atu rd ay aftern o o n last on a t ­ m ost p ro p itio u s choice as was evi­ program as follow s:
in ch arg e of Mrs M. E. K ing-Stocker th a t is he has estab lish ed a sk u n k
tach m en t proceedings issued by o r ­ denced by th e in te rest tak en in the
T onight ...inior bam piet Io the seniors in the schoolhouse a s ­ of G resham , who has been selected farm an d wilt breed th e an im ats for
profit.
d er of Sheriff ilu r lb u r t upon petition service S unday n ig h t at th e M ethod­ sembly hall
F or this (-vent the most elab o rate p re p ara tio n s have
as d e m o n stra to r in th e a r t of ca n ­
It may be In terestin g to know
of R. L. Sabin, rep rese n tin g som e of ist church. T he ch u rch was h ardly been n ade, including decorations. Il will be atten d e d only by the
ning an d p reserv in g th e fru its p ro ­ so m eth in g ab o u t th e business, hence
th e P o rtlan d cre d ito rs of the com ­ la rg e enough to accom m odate th e senior am i ju n io r classes, the High school fat uity. M ayor S tap leto n
th e follow ing from O rch ard and
duced in th is te rrito ry .
and wife ami a few o ther invited guests.
pany.
la rg e n u m b er w ho w ere in te reste d in
T he to u r will ta k e h e r all over F arm is given as a lesson to those
W ednesday night .Meeting tip form an alum ni association to
T he am o u n t specified in th e a t ­
th e class of 26 g ra d u a te s and anxious be composed of the 98 g ra d u ates ol the Gresham High school.
ea ste rn O regon, e a ste rn W ashington, who may wish to go in to th e busi­
tach m en t is $1484.93. It rep rese n ts
to h ea r th e w ords of m in iste ria l a d ­
an
d th ro u g h a p o rtio n of Idaho, ness:
the claim s of nine cre d ito rs o u t of
T hursday n ig h t—Sophom ore p arty in honor of th - seniors—d e ­
vice spoken by th is well know n
S k u n k s a re less wild th a n any a n i­
w
here
she will visit every Im p o rtan t
ab o u t th irty . T he o th e rs are expect­
tails being arran g ed .
preacher.
com m unity. H er first sch ed u le has m al fo r th e fu r fa rm e r to raise. T h e ir
ed to fill claim s for accounts due if
d ie t p erm its a good deal of ra n g e in
F rid a y n ig h t— P resen tatio n of diplom as to senior class at Keg- been arra n g e d as follow s:
F ollow ing th e p ray e r by Rev. Da
th e a tta c h m e n t proceedings are con­
feeding, an d th e problem of fu rn is h ­
vid C athey, th e m usical p ro g ram was ner’s operu house. S en ato r H arry Lane will d eliver the g ra d u a tin g
J u n e 8. A tta lla ; Ju n e 9. K en n e­ ing pens for raisin g them is less com ­
tinued.
address
l
ilts
event
will
be
open
to
everyone.
N
inety-five
seats
have
c a rrie d o u t as an n ounced in th e O u t­
w ick; Ju n e 10, B enton C ity; Ju n e 11, plicated th a n o th e r fu r-b ea re rs.
T he P u lfe r M ercantile com pany Is
An en clo su re for sk u n k s sh o uld oc­
look. Special n u m b ers w ere su n g by been reserved fo r the seniors, th e ir parents, the school board and th eir G rand View; J u n e 12, S unnyside;
a corpo ratio n , th e principal sto c k ­
C. E. R usher, Mrs. M innie A ylsw orth wives, ininisters and th eir wives. M ayor S tap leto n and wife and a few Ju n e 14, S elah; Ju n e 15, W iley C ity; cupy a w ell-drained, sandy hillside,
holders being H. J. P u lfer, his wife
o th er im portant personages. Diplomas will be presented by C harles Ju n e 16 anil 17, N orth Y akim a; J u n e shaded by trees, p artly open, w ith
and th e la d ies’ q u a rte t.
plenty of grass. One ac re will bo
and D. M. R oberts. T he la tte r two
Dr. T albot is p resid en t of K im ball C leveland, chairm an of the board. A musical program has been pre- 18, Z illah; Ju n e 19, G ra n g er; Ju n e plenty of room for 50 grow n sk u n k s.
are supposed to have but little in­
A 4-foot fence of p o u ltry n e ttin g ,
school of Theology at Salem and >vas | ared by Mrs M. E. Convert, musical directo r, and the school o r­ 21 an d 22, W alla W alla; J u n e 23,
te re st in th e concern, Mr. P u lfe r be­
w ith an o v erh an g in g top of ab o u t 18
form erly p asto r of T ay lo r S treet chestra will re n d er selections.
M ilton; Ju n e 24, A th en a; J u n e 25 Inches, Is enough to keep them In.
ing th e principal ow ner and m a n a­
M ethodist ch u rch , P o rtlan d . He is a
S a tu rd a y — S enior picnic to the jun io rs, by autom obib up till and 26, Pendleton. O th er d ates will W ire sh o u ld be 16 g au g e an d of 1
ger.
m an of sch o larly ad d ress, very clear Colum bia R iver H ighw ay.
Inch m esh. T his fence will n ot keep
be arra n g e d later.
A foreclosure notice has been ru n ­
and forceful, an d delivered one of
Mrs. K in g -S to ck er’s Itin e ra ry cov­ o u t dogs, unless it is o v erh u n g on
ning in the ad v e rtisin g colum ns of
botti sides. Solid fences of bo ards or
F ollow ing is the prog ram for t
th e m ost in te re stin g and ap p ro p riate
g ra d u atio n , F rid ay n ig h t:
ers only a p art of th e te rrito ry pen ­ roofing Iron -serves to a b e tte r a d ­
th e O utlook for a week p ast a t the
b ac ca la u re ate serm o n s h eard h ere lo r
e
tra
te
d
by
th
e
O.-W.
R.
&
N.
T
h
e
in
­
vantage. Fence sh o u ld ex ten d two
I ’l o e e s s ie m i I .M urn R ise
instance of G eorge W. K enney, who
G irls ’ C horus
years.
ten tio n is to cover th e e n tire sy s­ feet u n d er g ro u n d to p rev en t d ig ­
recites th a t he has a m ortgage upon
M
is.
M
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E.
(
oo\
e
it,
I
lireeto
i
ging
out.
His tex t was from Psalm s 96: 6,
tem if It can be accom plished d u rin g
Invocation .....
th e stock and fixtures for $3500 to
Rev. A. J . W are th e season.
Besides th e m ain en clo su re, a
“ S tre n g th and beauty are in his san c­
M usic .............................
secure a loan advanced m ore th a n a
b reeding pen for each fem ale, should
tu a ry .” In tro d u c in g his su b je ct by
Mrs. K ing-S tocker has a fru it p re ­
provided. Good boxes, w ith board
year ago to finance th e business.
P rese n ta tio n of ( ’lass
P rincipal .1, E. S tubbs se rv a tiv e p lan t In G resham w hich be
refe rrin g to th e a ttra c tiv e n e ss of
floors, serv e best, b ut th ey m ust bo
C horus—-(») C arm ena
T he o u tsta n d in g book accounts
g re a t arch es, bridges an d buildings,
did a successful business la st y ea r kept dry.
am o u n tin g to ab o u t $3500 w ere tu r n ­
(2 ) J u n e S o n g ...............................
11. s. Chorus and th e year before. It will co n tin u e
M eat, fish, bread, raw an d cooked
he described in d etail th e q u alities of
ed over to Mr. K enney ab o u t 6 weeks
vegetables and fru it, bugs, etc., am t
Mrs. M. E. Convert, Director
stre n g th an d beau ty in th e tem ple of
ago, upon which he realized $700 in
i s. Senator Harry Lane ju st th e sam e th is Beason, alth o u g h sc ra p s from the tab le will keep (ho
Solomon. He m ade a carefu l d istin c­ Address
she will be aw ay a p a rt of th e tim e. an im als In good condition. C ornm eal
Chorus -< 1 i Calm is the Night
cash and se cu ritie s leaving th e bal­
cakes, w ith sm all pieces of m eat, Is
tion betw een o u tw ard beauty and
ance unpaid.
A few new accounts
(2) D atkey L ullabi
Oírla Chorus W hile on th e road w ith th e d em on­ also well liked, also fresh m ilk, green
stre n g th and th e invisible q u alities of
stra
tio
n
c
a
r
she
will
m
ak
e
sto
p
s
of
corn and cooked hom iny.
co n tracted since w ere not a tta c h e d th e life.
Mrs. M. E. Cooert, D irector
varying len g th s of tim e. At som e
A sk u n k can be raised on w liat is
by th e P o rtlan d cre d ito rs and have
P
resen
tatio
n
of
Diplomas
Chas.
C
leveland,
Pres.
11.
S.
Board
A pplying his th o u g h t m ore d ire c t­
tow ns she will give d e m o n stratio n s req u ired to keep a cat, an d th e sam e
Music
also been tu rn e d over to Mr. K enney.
ly to those before him Dr. T albot
for several days, a t o th e rs only a food Is good for both.
It was th e in te n tio n of Mr. K en­
S k u n k s u sually breed b u t once a
pointed o u t th re e th in g s w hich he
lectu
re on th e w ork will be given.
ney to allow th e business to contin u e
y ear in cap tiv ity , b ut occasionally
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEETING PROGRAM
considered of g re a te st im portance to
W ith in a u g u ra tio n of th is service two littre s a re produced. One m ale
in th e hope th a t w ith conservative
th e young people. T he first wa3 a
sh o u ld be kept fo r six o r seven fe­
Mala I Shipley, S ecretary ('lass 1915 th e com pany says:
m anagem ent it would even tu ally pay w orthy ideal w hich would become a Poll Call
m ales. T he m atin g Is In F eb ru ary o r
“T
his
e
n
te
rp
rise
is
sim
ila
r
io
th
a
t
o u t, b u t th e action of th e P o rtlan d
In stru m en ta l solo— W illiam Tell
................
.lean Paul in a u g u ra te d by th e O.-W. R. & N. early M arch, th e young a re born In
fac to r of g re a t pow er in th e life, and
w holesalers has com plicated m a tte rs
May, an d m a tu re an d th e fu r is
Bernice H argrove
should be follow ed by one as th e wise
last y ear in its 'A pple C ookery’ con prim e a b o u t December.
T
alk—Jo
y
fu
lly
Dear
is
the
Hom
eward
Tracft,
i
and a con test will be waged to see
we
are
but
sure
men follow ed th e s ta r which led to
tests, le ctu res and d em o n stratio n s.
of a Welcome Back
who will be th e ev en tu al ow n er of th e C hrist-ch ild .
l ’riu. J . E. S tu b b s
T
he success m et w ith an d th e in te r ­ SUNDAY BASEBALL
Vocal solo
th e business. Sheriff H u rlb u rt will
S elected est w hich was cre ate d In th e ap p le
T he second essen tial was th e ahi!
LOST BY GIANTS
call a sh e riff’s ju ry next Monday,
Guy Jo n es
ity to respond to o n e's deepest and
and th e v ariety of ways In w hich It
consisting of six d isin terested men,
T
alk
—
W
hy
an
Alum
ni
A
ssociation?
The
gam e Sunday betw een th e
tru e st conviction of rig h t. Not to do
can be p rep ared , and th e larg ely in ­
and they will decide one way o r the
Mrs. Coy W oodard
M ontavllla club an d th e G iants en d ­
th is was to be e ith e r a “ tr a ito r ” or a
creased
sales
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
th
e
te
r
r
i­
o th e r.
Both sides a re conten d in g
( iinlard tory of apples, have en co u rag ed th e ed with a score of 16 to 2 In favor of
“s h irk e r." T he th ird necessity was In stru m en tal solo Berceuse, from opera Joscelyn
fo r suprem acy, and th e re is alm o st
K atherine Iloney
All of th e O lanta had
th a t we be able to recognize and
com pany to u n d e rta k e a sim ila r work M ontavllla.
a c e rta in ty th a t th e case will be a p ­
T alk
R a lp h S ta n le y . ITi
Class 1915 in connection w ith th e p reserv in g of an off day. T h ere was no ta g g ed
yield to G od’s claim s upon us. Be­
Business M eeting.
pealed to th e circ u it co u rt, w hich­
cause he is th e su p rem e one in wis­
soft fru its, m uch of w hich is now go­ fielding, how ever. T ow nsend, p itc h ­
R efreshm ents
ev er wins.
dom and stre n g th he th e re fo re has
ing to w aste because th e fu lle st op­ ing for G resham , tw irled s h u t o u t
P ending a se ttle m e n t th e sto re w ’il
claim s upon us w hich we should rec
p o rtu n ity is n o t ta k e n to p u t it in ball for th re e in n in g s b u t Ills "w in g ”
rem ain closed, b u t th e g re a te r p o r­
w ent bad so his place was tak en by
ognize. It is by th e possession and
shape d u rin g those m onths.
tion of th e p erish a b le article s w ere
F.
H am lin and la te r N elson. B aker,
practice of th e god lik e q u alities of
“ T he com pany is a c tu a te d only by
allow ed to be rem oved on S atu rd ay ,
m agnanim ity , forgiveness, pu rity and
tile d esire to be of serv ice to th e peo­ th e re g u la r p itc h er was saved for the
th e o th e r m e rc h an ts of the city ta k ­ fidelity th a t we add stre n g th and
ple in te rrito ry reach ed by its lines, Sellwood gam e, to be played on Mon­
ing them over.
beauty to o u r c h a racter.
believing th a t If g re a te r in te re s t of day, but th e Sellwood boys failed to
His serm on was m ade im pressive
soft fru its tn th e hom e, th e grow er, show up. A " s c ru b ” team was o rg a n ­
REV. DAVID WOLFE
by m any strik in g allu sio n s to history
tlie co n su m er and th e railro ad will ized to play th e G iants. Tile la te r
MARRIED TODAY and lite ra tu re .
won by a score of 8 to 5. T h e live
be b en e lltted .”
ru n s were g ifts In th e n in th Inning
In
conclusion
th
e
sp
e
ak
e
r
tu
rn
ed
T he O utlook to g e th e r w ith th e
w ith tw o o u t.
o th e r n u m erous friends of Rev. Da­ to ad d ress d irectly th e class of 1915.
SANDY TO CELEBRATE
Dr. E m ery pitched for th e G iants
vid W olfe, a re called upon to con­ T he 26 young people, eleven boys and
FOURTH OF JULY
an d P ra n k C renshaw for the scrubs,
g ra tu la te him upon his m a rria g e to ­ fifteen girls, stood to receive th e clos­
T he people of Handy a re p re p a r­ M onravllla
day to Mrs. E m m a H artm an . T he ing words. He c o n g ra tu la te d them
V«i Ya **3
ing to c e le b ra te th e F o u rth of Ju ly
w edding took place early th is a f te r ­ on th e ir n u m b ers and success and was
G resham
2 10 4
In tru e p atrio tic sty le. T he various
noon a t the hom e of Mrs. H a rtm a n 's satisfied th a t th e in te re st of all would
B a tte ries M ort.
N lekolson and
com m ittee« to a rra n g e for th e cele­ H agen. G resham T ow nsend, H am ­
d a u g h te r in Lents.
follow them o u t in to a larg e life.
bratio n , which will be u n d e r th e s u ­ lin, N elson an d B atem an.
H undreds of people all over e a s t­ A bout 2000 young people, he said,
pervision of th e Handy B ooster band,
g ra d u a tin g from th e high
ern C lackam as and over in M ultno­ wer-
have been ap p o in ted . T h e full p ro ­ UNION HIGH SCHOOL
m ah county a re frien d s and a c q u a in t­ schools of O regon th is year. They
gram is being p rep ared an d will be
ances of Mr. W olfe. Besides being should keep th e ir faces tu rn ed to ­
TO ELECT DIRECTORS
published as soon as av ailable. F o l­
a re tire d m in iste r of th e Oregou con­ w ard g re a te r and b e tte r things. Any
Election
fo r union high school d is­
low ing a re th e v ario u s co m m ittees:
ference of th e M. E. church he has young m an o r w om an, he said, could
tric
t
No.
2,
G resham , will be held in
M
arshal
of
Day—
Mack
Thom
as.
been a ru ra l le tte r c a rrie r on R oute com plete a college ed u catio n if pos­
P arad e C o m m ittee Mel Hmlth, F. th e five d istric ts form ing th e union
No. 1, Boring, for th e past eig h t sessed of av erag e h ealth . He th o u g h t
E. Beckw ith, (’has. B en n ett, Wm. d istric t J u n e 21. T he te rm s of all
years and considered one of th e best one should not let poverty sta n d in
Bosholm , 11. W eaver, H. Ju n k e r, E. five d irec to rs will expire In Ju n e. The
his way an d w ished we had a hook
men in the service, despite his
follow ing will be th e elective term s
Gray, O. H ennery, T. Gray.
y ears of active life in different ca on th e ch arm s and benefits of pover­
of th e incom ing d irec to rs; G resham ,
Speaking
and
Vocal
Music—
W.
A.
pacities.
ty-
S h an er, Mrs. Dr. B a re n d rick , Mrs. No. 4, successor to C h arles C leveland
Dr. T alb o t expressed him self as a p ­
Mr. W olfe is also a civil w ar vet
for th ree y ears; T erry , No. 8, succes­
P.
T. Shelley, Mrs. C. D. P urcell.
eran and a m em ber of th e G. A. R p rec iatin g m ost highly th e o p p o rtu n ­
llru g g e r
fo r two
S ports R. E. Esson, Mack T h o m ­ so r to A ndrew
His record as a soldier is as good as ity to speak to th e splendid class of
y
ea
rs;
Powell
Valley,
successor
to
as,
P.
T.
Shelley,
W.
A.
S
h
an
er
g ra d u a te s of th e G resham union high
th a t in th e ru ra l service.
Theo. B o rn sted t, F. O lockner, Rob. P. A. Jo h n so n for one y ea r; Lynch,
Mrs. H artm a n is also well know n school.
No. 28, successor to A ntone H en­
S m ith, O tto Meinlg.
in th e d istric t e a st of Boring. W ith
P ro fe s s o r H o y M a rio n W h e e le r, M u » . 11.
drickson fo r th ree y ears; IIIIlHvlew,
G
oddess
of
L
ib
e
rty
—
Mrs.
Ja
ck
RUSSELLVILLE
GRANGE
h er fo rm er husband she lived only a
Scale, Mrs. W. A. S h an er, C arl S het- successor to Lewis Y unker fo r fo u r
GAINING NEW MEMBERS
sh o rt distan ce from P lea san t Home
years. It is planned th a t finally all
terly , P aul Melnig.
w here Mr. H artm a n was su p e rin te n ­
R ussellville g ran g e is rap id ly ap ­
Dance— F. L. Mack, R. E. Esson, th e d ire c to rs sh all bo elected fo r
A n o th er m usical and lite ra ry event of u n u su a l q u ality and In terest is
d ent of th e M ethodist Sunday school proaching th e size of second larg est
te rm s of th re e years, but th e «term s
for a year before they moved to New­ in th e sta te . E v ening S ta r g ran g e prom ised th e public in th e e n te rta in meirt to be given In R e g n er's O pera Rob. Sm ith.
A dvertising C arl S h ette rly , Uncle will expire a t different tim es.
berg w here he died ab o u t a year ago. has been th e la rg e st fo r m any years, H ouse next M onday n ig h t, for th e benefit of th e B aptist ch u rc h o rgan fund.
They w ere both
m em bers of the and R ussellville is m ak in g an effort
T he title of th e affair as an n ounced Is a Ja p an e se D rill an d C oncert. M organ, R. E. Eson, F. L. Mack,
M ultnom ah c o u n ty ’s p o rtab le pile
M ethodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. to ta k e th e lead. A co n test is on and It Is given by local ta le n t w ith stro n g su p p o rt from som e of P o rtla n d ’« m ost Alf. Bell.
d riv e r a rriv e d In G resham th is m o rn­
H
u
stlin
g
—
F.
O.
Mack,
Buzz
W olfe w ill be 62 years of age on the th e m em bership has ab o u t doubled noted m usical an d lite ra ry ta len t.
ing and will be set up fo r w ork on
.m i. i
__
.
.
. . .
T hom as, Thom a« M ilan, A ntone Ma-
19th of th is m onth. Mr. W olfe pass­ d u rin g th e past few m onths, n u m ­
T tiere will be Ja p a n e se songs In costum e an d both Ja p an e se and fairy | a r
th e gulch fill on Powell stre e t. T he
ed his 72d m ilestone on F eb ru ary 25 bering a b o u t 180 now.
d rills by G resham young people, follow ed by th e m usical p ro g ram . P ro f
piling a re on th e gro u n d an d every­
Mr. and Mrs. W olfe will live a t
On S atu rd ay evening la st a class of Roy M arlon W heeler of P o rtlan d and Mrs. Flolil Wood Cain, of G resham ,
H ig h S c I m m . I BitAi-liall.
th in g will be in read in ess fo r th e
Boring and he will co n tin u e to carry 34 was in itiated .
Am ong th e new will play tfie o rig in a l W illiam Tell o v ertu re. P ro fesso r W heeler la a g ra d ­
T he G resham high school ball team w ork In a few days.
th e m ail. They will be ‘‘a t hom e” m em bers was B. O. Boswell, th e P. u a te of B erlin C o n serv ato ry of Music of th e L eacketlzky m ethod, has ta u g h t w ent to W ashougal la st F rid a y and
th is evening, ready to receive th e R. L. & P. elec tric lig h t m an. well In th e Chicago co n serv ato ry an d has been pipe o rg a n ist in p ro m in en t ch u rc h ­ defeated th e fast W ashougal nine by
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w arm c o n g ra tu la tio n s of th e ir nu know n all o ver th e county. T he ce re­ es In S eattle and P o rtla n d . He Is a com poser and m usic w riter of renow n. a score of 14 to 6. E m erson Brow,- | I IlC llCW LXplOltS Ol LläHlC
m erous friends and acquaintances.
mony closed w ith a b an q u et, ab o u t
Mrs. Caln Is a g ra d u a te of th e N orthw est N orm al School of P o rtla n d ¡ P>ayed a good gam e a t first base. He
5 being seated at the tables.
In ;h e class of Ju n e , 1912. She was pipe o rg a n ist of th e F irs t C h ristian was at a disadvantage because of a
S ta rtin g on F rid ay , J u n e 6, and
G ravel and Sand.
"game” leg.
ch u rch P o rtla n d fo r th re e years.
I am p repared to fu rn tsn gravel
A new m ethod of grow ing corn ha«
co n tin u in g on S atu rd ay , J u n e 6, th e
Quesinberry
struck
out
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Wash
and sand In any q u a n tity from Bell given good result» in dry-land re ­
Vocal selectio n s will be ren d ered by Mrs. Elie H oberg T ripp, of P o rt-
new "E x p lo its of E laln, o r th e C hin­
ougal batters.
pit. Also team ing, g rad in g and ex­ gion« of w estern K ansas
T h e row s I la n d ’ and * vocal , r , °- a ,"° vocal aol° by P ro fesso r W heeler
cavating.
J. H. Hoss
I'tlepLone
ese M ystery.” wlR be ru n a t the
L ite ra ry n u m b ers will be given by A gnes an d A llen Cover, and Miss
79x. T erm s C ash.— Adv.
tf are seven feet a p a rt in stead of 3 V4
E n co u rag e th e roses, p la n ts an d
feet, but th e p lan ts are tw ice as th ick M anses, of P o rtla n d . Also a read in g by Miss G e rtru d e L ig g ett of G resham sh ru b s w ith a little co m m ercial fe r­ Scenograph T h ea ter, G resham .
To teach rifle shooting a Japanese in th e row. T he yield w m d o u b le ! P“ bl1« school.
T h ere will be an e n tire change
tiliz e r; 25c can W yzard now 20c a t
has Invented a cross-bow with rifle that of adjoining Held« planted the .
This will make an evening's entertainment well worth the price of Sterling & Kidder's Hardware com­ of p ro g ram on
Sunday.
F e a tu re s
stock, trigger and sights.
old way.
I 35 cent« for adults, 15 cents for children, »..«served seats 35 cents.
pany.— Adv.
only will be used in th is p ro g ram .
BAPTIST BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT JUNE 7