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‘Gresham, the Gateway to Mt. Hood and the Columbia River Highway.”
NO. 24
GRESHAM.
MULTNOMAH
SURPRISES
CONTAINED
IN RESULTS
L ocally , a t le a s t. th e peo p le
E v a n s ’ lead
16,247
C o u n ty C le rk .
2 0 ,5 0 9
18,881
B ev erid g e
Coffey
B e v e rid g e 's lead
( o u n ly
1,628
C o m m iss io n e r .
M uck
L ig h tn e r
18,153
12,680
M u ck ’s lead
5,413
C o u n ty J u d g e ,
OREGON.
TUESDAY,
MAY
23,
County Fair Sept. 12-16
1916
It U IX
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¡le a d of th e M u ltn o m a h D e le g a tio n
in L«*g;i>lat ur<*.
SERMON WILL BEGIN
CLOSING EXERCISES
A tte n tio n is a g a in c a lled to th e
d o s in g ex e rc ise s of th e hig h sch o o l,
w hich w ill b egin w ith th e s e m e s te r
e x a m in a tio n s on J a n e 1. On S u n d ay
m o rn in g , J u n e 4, th e se rm o n to th e
g r a d u a te s w ill he p re a c h e d a t th e
M e th o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h by th e
Kev. A. J. W a re of O reg o n C ity. C lass
day e x e rc ise s will be h eld in th e a u ­
d ito riu m o f th e sc h o o lh o u se on M on­
day e v e n in g , J u n e 5. T h e c o m ­
m e n c e m e n t ex e rc ise s w ill be h e ld in
R e g n e r's o p e ra h o u se o n T u e sd a y ev ­
e n in g , J u n e
6. G o v e rn o r Ja m e s
W ith y c o m b e w ill give th e a d d re s s.
T he S e n io r p lay , " T h e S tre n u o u s
L ife ,” w ill be p u t on a t L e g u c 's
o p era h o u se on F rid a y e v e n in g , May
29. T h e c u r ta in w ill ris e p ro m p tly
at 8 :1 5 . T h e final p r e p a n .¡ e n s a rc
a b o u t c o m p le te d anil a.: t i n t ’ iiallv
good p re s e n ta tio n of th e play is ex-
te vied.
'I h e S e n io r A n o n il is now in th e
h; nils o f tlie p r in te r a n ! will be is­
su ed in a few (lav :. As t ’ n ; e d itio n
is lim ite d , a ll th o s e d e s irin g a copy
o f tltis first a n n u a l of U nion H igh,
sh o u ld sp e a k a t once.
A d m issio n 75c
BAD CHECK ARTIST
TUESD AY
FINDS TWO VICTIMS M o rn in g — J u n i o r C h a u ta u q u a
Hotchkiss.
F o r p re s id e n tia l e le c to rs on th e re-
p u b lic a n tic k e t, th e five le a d in g can -
d id a te s a re W I. t o t t e l , W C N o rth ,
W P K eady, J. F. W ilso n an d R R
B u tle r.
G eo rg e H. B u rn e tt a n d F ra n k A.
M oore w ere n o m in a te d fo r th e su -
p re m e ju d g s b ip s : J o h n D. M ickle
su cc e e d s h im se lf as D airy an d F o o d j
A THREE FOUR SCORE
IN ELEVEN INNING GAME
It to o k e le v e n h a rd fo u g h t In n ­
in g s to d e cid e th e g a m e b etw een th e
G ia n ts an d P u lto n s on S u n d a y , b u t
th e sc o re w as k e p t dow n to fo u r ru n s
fo r th e v is ito rs w ith th r e e fo r th e
h om e te a m .
T h e re w as v e ry little s p e c ta c u la r
p la y in g d o n e by e ith e r sid e. F ra n k
H am lin p itc h e d th e first e ig h t in n in g s
and
fa n n e d
o u t e ig h t m en w hile
w a lk in g tw o.
T om T o w n sen d took
th e m o u n d in th e n in th a n d fa n n e d
five, b u t allo w e d th e v is ito rs to m a k e
th e w in n in g ru n th a t lo s t th e gum e.
T h e F u lto n p itc h e r s e n t sev en m en
back to th e b en ch a n d p assed o n e to
first.
A side fro m
h ittin g
F ra n k
H am lin an d C a rro l S c h ille r w ith
p itch ed b a lls Ills p lay in g w as
not
very In te re s tin g
T h e good fielding
of his s u p p o r te r s w on th e gam e. O nly
o n e tw o -b ase h it w as m a d e a n d th a t
by th e v is ito rs.
T h e a tte n d a n c e w as fa irly good,
q u ite a n u m b e r h a v in g com e from
F u lto n to see th e g am e.
LAFFERTY TO RUN
AS AN INDEPENDENT
A. W . L a ffe rty h a s a n n o u n c e d his
in te n tio n of a g a in r u n n in g a s an In ­
d e p e n d e n t c a n d id a te fo r c o n g re s s He
is c a llin g upon th e peo p le in p aid a d ­
v e rtis e m e n ts to " r e f u s e to su b m it to
a f a r r ia l p rim a ry , d o m in a te d by a
b u ll-d o z in g p re s s, c o rp o r a tio n c o r ­
ru p tio n m oney anil c rim in a l lib e l.”
He say s th a t h e w ill c a rr y on a
c a m p a ig n of e d u c a tio n u n til N o v em ­
b e r 7 th , a n d e x p e c ts to be e lec ted
JNTERRIFIED TO HEAR
L ew is p re s id e n t o f th e fa ir a n d ' have been p la n n e d fo r th e P ow ell ,i a k e r > ini h id in g .b e p ro p e rty to
HON MILTON A MILLER
p ro p r ie to r o f th e R u sse llv ille n u r- V alley sc h o o l, to Ye held a t tin * T h e o d o re von D oninck a n d w ill ta k e
A rra n g e m e n ts h a v e been c o m p let
a v a c a tio n
He left la s t n ig h t fo r ¡
series.
sc h o o lh o u se , S a tu r d a y e v e n in g . May T acOm a to a tte n d th e N o rth w e st B a - 1 fo r “
W ilson ra lly a t R e g n e r's
T h ey w ere d e liv e re d a t th e ro se-
27, b e g in n in g at 8 o 'clo ck . C o u n ty k e r s ’ c o n v e n tio n a n d w ill re tu r n to ' ‘a11
S a tu r d a y e v e n in g
T h e re
w ood, e tc., on F rid a y a n d w ere th e
w ill he a s h o r t m u sical p ro g ra m a n d
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' ,r s H oetzel an d c h ild re n a lso left
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F o llo w in g th e p ro g ra m . Ice
, . ,
T h e re w ill a lso be o t h ­
v is it h e r s is te r d u rin g th e su m m e r, o f P o rtla n d
1 «»recast fo r th e Week,
e r s p e a k e rs.
c re a m , coffee a n d
cake
w ill be re tu rn ln |{ , n a b o u , , h rw . m o n th g
R ocky m o u n ta in a n d P la te a u re-
se rv e d .
i T h e new p r o p r ie to r o f th e b a k e ry
k lo n s a n d P acific s ta te s ; th e w e a th e r
D ire c to r H ale, o f th e Mt. W ilson
T h o se to g r a d u a te a re E va R ugg, „ r w o n i„ 1Pnd ed to th e p eo p le
of
*>e g e n e ra lly fa ir e x cep t th a t «re­
E lsa S a lq u ist, A lb e rt S h u h o lm , C a rl O rpgham an d vlc,n „ y a „ onp w ho o b s e rv a to ry , re p o rt» >n a re c e n t n o te
c a slo n a l sh o w e rs a re
p ro b a b le on
S o d e rq u ls t, E lm e r S o d e rq u ls t
a n d w „ , kepp up {he rp p u ta tlo n of , hp th a t a t th e clo se of th e 1915 c o n ­
,h e N o rth Pacific co ast
T e m p e ra - E lm e r Jo h n s o n .
p lace w ith good a n d w holesom e b re a d s tru c tio n se a so n th e ste e l d om e fo r
tu r e s w ill be n e a r th e n o rm a l.
a n d p a stry . M iss K a te B ra tz e i is In th e 190-lnce re fle c to r th e w o rld 's
-
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The old windmill tower at the rear
la rg e s t te le sc o p e
w as c o m p le te ly In­
c h a rg e o f th e c o u n te r.
C o m m iss io n e r; F re d G. B u c h te l is of the Mathews pool room is being
clo sed a n d In w o rk in g o rd e r . T h e
n o m in a te d a s P u b lic S e rv ice C om - torn down. About a dozen of the big
s h ip m e n t of th e tu b e , c o n s tru c te d a t
W ill M eet S a tu r d a y .
m issio n e r
shade trees will also be removed and
th e F o re riv e r s h ip y a rd s , h a s been
Jo h n G ill h a d n o o p p o sitio n fo r the porches will be taken from the
The Multnomah County Masters' d e la y e d by th e su s p e n sio n o f traffic
th e office o f jo in t s e n a to r fro m M ult* building which is to be moved about; and Lecturers' association will meet
v ia th e P a n a m a c a n a l
n o m a h a n d C la c k a m a s. A. H. B u r- 60 feet west to make room for Lat- {with Pleasant Valley grange on 8at-
to n w as n a m e d as jo in t re p r e s e n ta - ourell & Son's new brt. n garage to : urday next. All members of the or-
Special on O Cedar Oil this week
be built next month.
| der are Invited to be present.
liv e fo r th e sa m e tw o c o u n tie s.
at Sterling A Kidder Hdwe Co.
PER
YEAR
EDUCATION
INTERESTS
OUTSIDERS
The
u n io n
h ig h school d is tric t
b o ard of e d u c a tio n is m a k in g an e f ­
fo rt to in te re s t th e s u r ro u n d in g d is ­
tr ic ts in th e p ro p o s itio n of jo in in g
g ram w ill c o n tin u e in th e a fte rn o o n an d e v e n in g , a f t e r th e u su a l m o rn in g
c h u rc h se rv ic e s.
F o llo w in g d ay s th e n - w ill he th e r e g u la r p ro g ra m each
m o rn in g , u lte ru o o u a n d ev e n in g u n til tin- close of tin- sessio n on F rid ay
ev en in g
Au a d m issio n fee, ra n g in g from 15 to "5 c e n ts , will be c h a rg e d fo r
eacli a fte rn o o n a n d e v e n in g p ro g ra m . H o ld ers of seaso n tic k e ts w ill he a d ­
m itte d to a ll of th e m ex cep t th e J u n i o r m e etin g s w ith o u t e x tr a c h a rg e . T h e
p rice o f seaso n tic k e ts a t th e g a te , a f te r th e p ro g ra m s hav e b e g u n , w ill he
C. M. M cA R TIII It
$3. T h o se w ho buy fro m th e c o m m itte e b efo re th e 400 a re a ii sold w ill
sav e fifty c e n ts on each tic k e t. Six o f th e tic k e ts hav e d u p lic a te n u m b e rs \ 11 it i i n n t e, I fo r S eco n d
in
an d th e ir h o ld e rs w ill be e n title d to a re fu n d of th e ir m oney.
C o n g re ss.
J u n i o r se a so n tic k e ts a re on s a le at $1.00 an d will a d m it th e h o ld e rs
to th e J u n i o r C h a u ta u q u a , a fte rn o o n a n d ev en in g c o n certs.
NEW SUPERINTENDENT
T h e p ro g ra m s a n d o th e r d e tu ils of th e G re sh a m C h a u ta u q u a w ill be
TO AID COUNTRY SCHOOLS
in c h a rg e of J a n ie s L. W h ite , as s u p e r in te n d e n t, w ith Miss Jo y H arm o n us
P O R T L A N D , May 29, 1916. E d ­
ju n io r su p e rv iso r.
ito r O u tlo o k :
P e rm it m e to th a n k
you fo r th e O u tlo o k of th-? 1 2 th
In st., m ailed to my h o u se.
1 th in k
GENERAL PROGRAM
you a re to be c o m p lim e n te d on th e
effectiv e a n d
dean
c a m p a ig n you
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A fte r n o o n C o n ce rt 2 : 3 0
E v e n in g C on cert 7:3(1
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m ad e by a n y o n e not th o ro u g h ly a c ­
U su al S e rv ices a t a ll C h u rc h e s
M o rn in g
O p en in g E x ercises Im p o rta n t A n n o u n c e m e n ts
T h e S u p er- q u a in te d w ith th e fa c ts of th e '-ase.
A fte rn o o n
I am s u r e th a t Mr. A ld e rs o n 's view s
in te n d e n t.
lo iiian S erenade™ w ill m eet w ith y o u r a p p ro v a l w hen
S acred C o n cert
L e c tu re , "M exico-— a H isto ric a l S tu d y ”
W L M e l li n g .r he h a s a c h a n c e to c o n su lt w ith you
us y o u r idea :. i. I his a re in a c c o rd ­
A d m issio n 35c
E. W. C. S. V esp er S erv ice
All In v ite d a n c e ull a lo n g tlie line. 1 s in c e re ly
Io n ia n S erenade™ h o p e th a t he m ay be a b le to do
E v e n in g — S acred C o n cert
m o re fo r th e c o u n try
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A d m issio n 50c
cen t y ears.
W itli tlie a c tiv e a s s is t­
MONDAY
a n ce o f th o se w ho a re In te re s te d in
M o rn in g J u n i o r C h a u ta u q u a - O r g a n i z in g K ing A r th u r ’s C o u rt
A fte rn o o n P re lu d e ....................................
G u llo tta T rio th em lie m ay he a b le to do so. I hope
P o p u la r L e c tu re , "T h e S e e n and U n se e n ,” Dr. E llio tt A. Boyl to h av e so m e in flu en ce in se e in g th a t
P o rtla n d le n d s a b an d .
A d m issio n 35c
Y o u rs very tr u ly .
E v e n in g
C o n c ert
G u llo tta T rio
C. H. L E A D B E T T E R ,
L e c tu re O ra tio n , "U n c le S u m 's T o m o rro w ”
P o rtla n d C h a m b e r of C om m erce.
H on. V ictor M urdock, of K an sas
K ing A r t h u r ’s C o u rt
19,900
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A t'tei n o o n
P re lu d e
L y ric O p e ra tic Co.
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In s p ira tio n a l L e c tu re , " T h e M atch less B ook"
asy v ic tim s of a sm o o th co n fid en ce
A r th u r A. F ra n z k e
1,179 m an o n e d ay last w eek w ho su cceed -
T a z w e ll’s lead
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S c I iimi I S u p e r in te n d e n t.
< d in m a k in g a ra ise o f a b o u t tw e n ­
L y ric O p e ra tic Co.
A ld erso n ......................................... 11,779 ty d o lla rs
b efo re he fa d ed aw ay E v en in g — O p era ’'M a r th a ” ..........
L e c tu re , "H om e T ow n P re p a re d n e s s
E rn e s t J . Sias
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1,220
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T h e tw o w ho u n fo r tu n a te ly placed M o rn in g — J u n io r C h a u ta u q u a ........................................
W ite p sk ie ’s R o y al H u n g a ria n O rc h e stra
S h eriff.
th e ir fa ith in bad c h e c k s p re s e n te d Afternoon C o n c e rt
P o p u la r L e c tu re , "S u ccess W h ere You A re”
2 5 ,1 1 9 bv a s t r a n g e r w ere C. H. L an e an d
H u r lb u r t
Mrs. H a r r ie tte G u n n R o b erso n
S te v e n s
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14,317 A dolf T ietze. T he fo r m e r w as s tu n g
Admission 50c
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fo r tw e lv e d o lla rs a n d th e la t te r for
H u r lb u r t’s lead
10,802 $ 1 9 .7 5 .
E v en in g
G ra n d C o n c e rt
W ite p s k ie ’s R oyal H u n g a ria n O rc h e stra
t o n g re s s n ia n .
P o p u la r S ele c tio n s
Mine. F a y M orvilius
A t L a n e ’s s to re th e s t r a n g e r said
M c A rth u r
19,065 he w as c le a rin g lan d o n th e B ase
A cco m p anied by R oyal H u n g a ria n s
L afferty
11,914 L in e a n d o rd e re d a sm a ll b ill of g ro ­
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8 ,1 1 9 c e rie s w h ich he le ft on th e c o u n te r
L ittle fie ld
TH U R SD A Y
K ing A r th u r 's C o u rt
u n til h e sh o u ld re tu r n . H e fa ile d to M o rn in g J u n i o r C h a u ta u q u a
M cA T thur’s lead
7 ,1 5 1 '
P re lu d e
E liz a b e th d e B a rrie G ill
com e back but took trie c h a n g e w ith A fte rn o o n
S e creta ry o f S ta te .
P o p u la r L e c tu re , "O n e B lood
Dr. F re d e ric k V in in g F is h e r
him w hen he left. T h e tw o ch eck s
D lio tt
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A dm ission 35c
M oores
1 • • I sail m e m e n to e s of d e a ls th a t fa ile d to
E v en in g — H a rp C o n cert
E liz a b e th d e B a rrie G ill
pay d iv id e n d s.
S te re o p tic o n L e c tu re , "A m e ric a B efo re th e W o rld ”
4 ,5 3 5
O lc o tt’s lead
D r F r e d e r i c k V in in g F i s h e r
O th e r c o u n ty o ffice™ w ho w ere ASSURED EXHIBIT
A dm ission 50c
n o m in a te d w ere:
OF GRESHAM GRANGE
FRIDAY
H. E. R eed, fo r a s s e s s o r; Jo h n M
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A fte rn o o n — P re lu d e
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K ing A r th u r 's P a g e a n t
S u p e rv iso r an d C h ild ren
e d ito ria l fo r th e tre n c h on th e w est-
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A d m issio n 35c
F o r c ir c u it ju d g e s in M u ltn o m a h e rn bor<ler of t h ® 8econd Pa « e - th e
E v en in g — An E v e n in g in H aw aii
c o u n ty th e th r e e su c c e s sfu l a s p .r a n ts w rite r re a c h e d fo r th e te le p h o n e to
(a l O p en in g C o n c e rt
K e k u k u 's lla w a iia n s
in fo rm M rs. J . R. C a v a n a g h , m a s te r
w ere Jo h n
P. K a v a n a u g h , d e p a r t­
( b i I llu s tr a te d L e c tu re , ''I s le s of P e a c e ”
o f G re sh a m g ra n g e , t h a t a c o n sig n ­
m e n t No. 1. R o b ert T u c k e r, d e p a rt
m en t o f fan cy seed p o ta to e s rep o sed
...........
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Frederick J H aito n
m ent No. 2.
F r a n k S. G ra n t, d e ­
o n th e floor o f th e ro sew o o d a n d m a ­
(c ) C lo sin g C o n c e rt, f e a tu rin g " A lo h a O e”
p a rtm e n t No. 3.
h o g an y s a n c tu m of th e O u tlo o k s u b ­
(G o o d -b y e j
K e k u k u 's H a w a iia n Q u in te t
T h e five s e n a to r ia l n o m in e e s a re
je c t to h e r o rd e rs.
A d m issio n 75c
G us C. M oser, C o n ra d I’. O lson, S. B.
T h e b e a u tifu l c o n sig n m e n t re p re - I -----------------------------------------------------------
H u sto n , A. W O rto n a n d R o b e rt 8.
s e n te d th e te n p ro g e n ito rs o f w h a t POWELL VALLEY SCHOOL
NEW PROPRIETOR
F a rr e ll.
w ill be on d isp lay at th e co u n ty fa ir
WILL GRADUATE SIX
AT CITY BAKERY
T h e tw elv e n o m in e e s fo r r e p r e s e n ­ n e x t S e p te m b e r— e ig h t v a rie tie s o f
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P a u l H o etzel h as sold th e City
ta tiv e a re J o h n M M an n . 1). C. L ew is. sp u d s, th e b o u n tifu l d o n a tio n o f H.
E la b o ra te
g r a d u a tin g
ex ercises
K. K. K u b li, H e rb e rt G o rd o n , P low -
d en S to tt, H a m ilto n 1. ( o rb e tt, A r-
t h u r C. C a lla n , L. C. M ackey, ()
Laurgaard, E. J G oode. G eorge T.
W iiie tt a n d S te p h e n A. M a tth ie u .
R e p u b lic a n d e le g a te s a t la rg e to
th e u a tio n a l c o n v e n tio n ch o sen in
M u ltn o m a h co u n ty w e re C. W. F
to n . C h a rle s H. C a re y , A. (' S p en cer
a n d G eo rg e J . C a m e ro n .
H o w ev er
so m e o f th e othe™ m ay be e lec ted by
th e vote™ In o th e r p o rtio n s of th e
s ta te .
T h e tw o s e le c te d fro m th is
d is tr ic t a re R alp h W. E o y i an d C. R
$1.60
S a tis fa c to ry p ro g re s s is b eing m ad e by th e local c o m m itte e in c h a rg e
of th e G re sh a m C h a u ta u q u a . T h e g u a ra n te e s fo r seaso n tic k e ts a m o u n tin g
to 1 1 0 0 0 , w ere se c u re d s e v e ra l w eek* ago a n d th e sa le to in d iv id u a ls of a
sufficient n u m b e r to c o y er th a t su m is p ro g re ssin g fa v o ra b ly . T h e lim it Is
I 400, w h ich w ill, a t $2.50 each , re b a s e th e g u a r a n to r s of th e ir lia b ility .
T h e a d v e rtis in g m a tte r su p p lie d by th e E lliso n -W h ite C h a u ta u q u a ,
I sy stem is b eing d is trib u te d .
It c o n ta in s th e a n n o u n c e m e n t th a t th e first
p ro g ra m will b eg in on S u n d ay m o rn in g , J u n e 11, at 1 1 :0 0 a. ni. T h e p ro -!
m any d is a p p o in tm e n ts a n d so m e s u r ­
w ere d is a p p o in te d o v e r Mr. Mcf’o r
in ic k 's d e fe a t fo r sch o o l s u p e r in te n
d e n t am i w ere u g re e a n ty s u rp ris e d
o v e r th e re s u lt o f th e v o te fo r lie
le g isla tiv e an d s e n a te n o m in ees. T h e
vote fo r C h a rle s E. H u g h e s w as e x ­
p ecte d , a s w as th a t of Mr. M uck fo r
c o m m is sio n e r a n d Mr. M cA rth u r fo r
co n g ress.
A. W. L a ffe rty , fo r c o n g re s s, d e ­
veloped g re a t s t r e n g th in th e c o u n try
p re c in c ts d u rin g th e la s t th r e e d ay s
of th e c a m p a ig n a n d h ad a good
p lu r a lty o v e r h is tw o o p p o n e n ts , b u t
not e n o u g h to o v erco m e th e city vote.
S h eriff H u r lb u r t a n d D istric t A tto r ­
ney E v an s co u ld n o t h av e been b e a t­
en in an y ca se , b u t C o u n ty J u d g e
C leeto n c a rr ie d a la r g e r v o te h e re
th a n Mr. T a z w e ll, a lth o u g h he w as
d e fe a te d .
T h e m ost in te re s t a tta c h e d to Un­
v o te fo r sch o o l s u p e r in te n d e n t.
In
th e th r e e G resh am p re c in c ts Mr. M c ­
C o rm ick re c eiv ed 230 o u t o f 267 cast
fo r th e th r e e le a d in g c a n d id a te s. Mr
A ld erso n , th e su c c e s sfu l a s p ira n t, se ­
c u re d 19, to W h itn e y 's 17. Mr M c­
C o rm ick is 1220 v o tes sh o rt in th e
e n tir e co u n ty .
F o llo w in g a r e th e to ta ls fo r th e
le a d in g co u n ty offices, c o n g re s sm a n
a n d s e c r e ta ry of s t a te :
E vans
2 7 ,1 8 6
M cCue
19.939
COUNTY,
COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENT
OF CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM
P rim a ry © lection r e tu r n s c o n ta in e d
p rise s.
Portland Rose Festival June 7-9.
G resham O utlook
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VOL. 6,
Gresham Chautauqua June 11-16.
th e u n io n .
b o a rd
The
m e m b e rs
v isited O rie n t,
of th e
I.listed , C o t­
tr e ll, V ictory a n d B eav er C reek d is ­
tr ic ts on S a tu rd a y last an d h a v e a r ­
ra n g e d fo r a m e e tin g a t O rie n t on
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g n ext w ith th e
sch o o l b o u rd s anil o th e r s of tlie th r e e
first-n a m e d w ith a view to se c u rin g
th e ir c o -o p e ra tio n in th e m a tte r.
It is in te n d e d to ta k e up th e sa m e
m a tte r w ith F a irv ie w . T ro u td a le an d
R ockw ood d is tric ts .
S e n tim e n t
is
d iv id e d so m e w h a t,
but
it is m ost
lik ely t h a t s e v e ra l o f tlie ab o v e-
n a m e d d is tric ts w ill be w illin g to
jo in th e u n io n d is tric ts .
P re v a ilin g c o n d itio n s m ak e it n ec­
e ss a ry fo r a ll o th e r d is tric ts to jo in
w hich w ill h av e s tu d e n ts in tlie h ig h
school. T h e b u ild in g is c ro w d ed to
its fu lle s t c a p a c ity now , a n d it is
c e r ta in th a t th e a tte n d a n c e fro m tile
five d is tr ic ts now in th e fe d e ra tio n
w ill be a ll th a t can he a c c o m m o d a t­
ed n ex t y ear.
S o m e th in g w ill hav e
to be done.
F ro m th e b o a rd of e d u c a tio n it is
le u rn e d th u t u n le s s th e o th e r d is ­
tr ic ts a re w illin g to com e in th e ir
s tu d e n ts Will n o t he a d m itte d to r th e
re a so n th u t th e r e w ill be no ro o m
fo r th em . W ith o u t th e m th e d is tr ic t
w ill n o t be a b le
to
e n la r g e th e
b u ild in g n o r em p lo y m o re I n s tr u c t­
o rs. In ease th e o th e r d is tr ic ts com e
in to th e u n io n fo u r m ore ro o m s w ill
be a d d e d a n d th a t m any m o re te a c h ­
e rs em p lo y ed .
T h e new luw , w hich is now in
fo rce, p ro v id e s t h a t th e c o st of tu i ­
tio n fo r o u ts id e s tu d e n ts is to be a s ­
sessed to their d is tr ic ts a n d th a t tlie
c o u n ty s u p e r in te n d e n t s h a ll pay it
o u t o f tin* a p p o rtio n m e n ts to su ch
d is tr ic ts
T h e fee fo r next y e a r, if
an y o u ts id e s t u d e n ts sh o u ld lie a l ­
low ed to a tte n d
th e
u n io n
h ig h ,
w ould he $70 p e r s tu d e n t w hich
w ould h a v e to be p aid e ith e r by tlie
d is tr ic t o r th e In d iv id u a l.
B u t as
th e r e w ill p ro b a b ly be no o u ts id e rs ,
u n le ss th e b u ild in g is e n la rg e d , th a t
fe a tu r e w ill n o t be a p ro b lem .
T h e s itu a tio n w ill he th o ro u g h ly
e x p la in e d to th e p eo p le of a ll th e
s u r ro u n d in g d is tr ic ts so th a t th ey
m ay h av e a c le a r u n d e rs ta n d in g of
th e m a tte r a n d th e r e is a good p ro s ­
p e c t th a t e u o u g h of th e m w ill vote
to be a d m itte d .
In th a t case tlie
b u ild in g w ill be e n la rg e d in tim e fo r
th e o p e n in g next S e p te m b e r.
T h e visit to O rie n t an d th e o th e r
d is tr ic ts e a s t wan m ad e by fo u r m em ­
ber« of th e b o a rd an d C lerk M iller.
S om e o f th e m h av e sin ce v isite d F a ir-
view a n d fo u n d a fa v o ra b le s e n t i­
m en t th e re .
O ne p ro p o sitio n
th a t
a p p e a ls to tlie p eo p le from a d is ta n c e
is th e fre e tr a n s p o r ta tio n offer Io all
a tte n d a n ts of th e h ig h school. T h e
o th e r d is tr ic ts th a t w ill he In v ited to
to m e In to th e u n io n w ill he v isite d a t
on ce w ith an e x p la n a tio n of th e m a t­
te r in evpry d e ta il.
I t Is b eliev ed
th a t m o re th a n h a lf of th e m w ill be
w illin g to jo in .
WILL
PLANE FLOOR
AND BUY DISHES
R ockw ood g ra n g e c le a re d $73 on
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g . May 13, w hen th e
b u rle s q u e c irc u s w as given.
A fu ll
set o f new officers’ b ad g es an d 29
fo r tlie m e m b e rs w as b o u g h t w ith a
p o rtio n of th e p ro ceed » , a lso a lo t o r
new d is h e s fo r tlie b a n q u e t room .
H e re a fte r th e p e tty th ie v e s w ho
h a v e sto le n m o re th a n h a lf tlie k itc h ­
en o u t lit w ill h av e ii liu rd e r tln i"
g e ttin g in to th e k itc h e n , as a goo I
d o o r h as been sw u n g on th e c u p ­
b o a rd , fa s te n e d w ith a Y ale lo ck ;
b esid es th e more v a lu a b le a rtic le s ,
su ch as k n iv es, fo rk s anil sp o o n s w ill
lie c a re d fo r at th e h o m e of o ne of
tlie m em b ers.
A c o n tra c t to p la n e th e d a n c in g
ffoor w as let to G eo rg e S h r-k to n
It
w ill be in b e tte r s h a p e th a n e v e r an d
w hen re a d y th e g ra n g e will announce
a big dan ce.
It w as re p o rte d tn ls a fte rn o o n thut
T ro u td a le also fa v o rs a la r g e r u n io n
h ig h sch o o l a n d w ill p ro b ab ly v ote to
join.
D avid R. F ra n c is , a m b a s s a d o r to
R u ssia, began b is b u sin e ss c a re e r as
a m e s se n g e r boy on th e floor of th e
8 t. L o u is ex c h a n g e .
H is boyhood
a m b itio n w as to d riv e a s ta g e coach.