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VOL. 7,
G resham O utlook
NO. 29
GRESHAM,
CITY COUNCIL
LOOKS AFTER
DEPOT WALK
A p ro p o s itio n to im p ro v e R oberta
avenue
between
P o w e ll stre e t am i
Second s tre e t by m a k in g a p a rk in g
s tr ip on each side and m a ca d a m izin g
th e c e n te r was ta ke n up by th e c ity
c o u n c il
on
T uesday
e ve n in g
The
m u tte r was la id o v e r in o rd e r to get
th e s e n tim e n t o f the p ro p e rty ow ne rs
a lo n g th e s tre e t f u r t h e r n o rth . T he
proposed im p ro v e m e n t w o u ld affect
fo u r p ro p e rty ow ne rs besides the c ity
as it w o u ld pass th e c ity h a ll.
A ju n k d e a le rs ' license o rd in a n c e
cam e up on its th ir d re a d in g and was
la id on th e ta b le in d e fin ite ly . It was
co n sid e re d to be in th e in te re s ts o f
b u t one person, th e re fo re in the na­
tu re o f a m on op oly.
C ity R e co rd e r S ch n e id e r was
in
s tru c te d to a s c e rta in w ho is re sp o n ­
s ib le fo r re p a irs to s id e w a lk on South
M a in s tre e t, fro m P o w e ll stre e t to
th e O. W. depot. T h e r a ilro a d co m ­
pany sent a c o m m u n ic a tio n , a s k in g
th a t som e a c tio n be ta k e n . T h e ques­
tio n to decide is w h e th e r the c ity ,
c o u n ty o r p ro p e rty o w n e rs are re ­
spo nsible .
T h e fo llo w in g b ills were o rd e re d
pa id :
G resha m D ru g Co., Mdse
$
.50
A. W. M etzge r, Mdse
4 70
P. R L . & P. Co., lig h ts
30.00
C. G. S ch n e id e r, filin g fee
8.50
J. H . IIo ss tr u c k in g
5. ou
J. H M e tzg e r, sa la ry
12.50
G. W. S ta p le to n , Mag
6.00
W a te r b ills , 3 m on th s
285.84
R W. E m e ry , tr u c k in g
.50
M o rris H ros., in te re s t
750.00
A M W ilk in s o n , s a la ry
70 00
REGISTRATION DAYS
IN THREE PRECINCTS
MAYOR
DECLARES
JUNE 14 HOLIDAY
G resha m . O re., J u n e S, 1 9 1 ".
R e lie v in g
th a t
th e
p ro ­
posed a c tio n o f th e G re sh ­
am
H om e G u a rd com pany
in d e s irin g to la k e a p a rt in
th e Rose F e s tiv a l pa rad e in
Portland on Ju n e 14, 1917,
to be a co n siste n t m ove ta-
w a rii a m ore p a trio tic d e m o n ­
s tr a tio n
th a n
is o th e rw is e
p o ssllile , and the sam e being
N a tio n a l F la g
Day,
I, as
m a y o r o f th e c ity o f G re sh ­
am, and a c tin g u n d e r th e a u ­
t h o r ity o f m y office, do h e re ­
by d e cla re T h u rs d a y , Jun e
14, 1917, a le ga l h o lid a y and
suggest its p ro p e r observance
by a ll citize n s.
(S igned i
GEO. W. STAPLETON,
M ayor.
TWO BLACK BEARS
CAUGHT IN TRAPS
T h e re have
v is ito rs
in
been
th e
On lust T uesday
som e
s tra n g e
Ames n e ig h b o rh o o d .
M o rris
Joh nso n,
liv in g on tile C laney fa rm , fo u n d his
fine G uernsey stee r, J e rry , k ille d m id
b u d ly
m u tila te d
by som e a n im a ls.
N ext (lay it had been dra g g e d q u ite u
d ista n ce and was p a rtly eaten.
M r.
Joh nso n and I ’ . S. In g ra h a m Ret a
bear tra p and were re w a rd e d
on
T h u rs d a y
n ig h t
by c a tc h in g
Mr
R ru lu , a big b la c k fe llo w w e ig h in g
260
pounds. On
S a tu rd a y
n ig h t
a b o u t m id n ig h t M r. und M rs. John
son fo u n d a n o th e r black bear in the
tra p . He had been d ra g g in g Die tra p
a ro u n d in his e ffo rts to get aw ay
and was q u ic k ly k ille d by tw o shots
fro m M r. Jo h n so n 's rlffe .
lie was
not as la rg e as th e o th e r b u t hud a
fin e r coat o f fu r . A beaten bear p a tli
wus fo u n d near, so perhaps m ore w ill
be ca u g h t.
C o tta g e a t S easide.
R e g is tra tio n
Day
in
G resham
f o r Rent
fiv e -ro o m s , c ity w a te r,
passed w ith o u t
in c id e n t,
th e to ta l e le c tric lig h ts , b a th , w e ll fu rn is h e d
n u m b e r re g is te rin g being 104 in the in H erm osa P a rk, one block fro m
th re e v o tin g p re cin cts. No re p o rt o f ocean $85 lo r the season. M a ry Les­
lie , G resham .
»yj
any d is tu rb a n c e o r evasion has been
m ade in any p re c in c t in th e co u n ty.
T h e to ta l fo r M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty was
19,218.
Y o u n g m en o f the sta te w ho are
re g is te re d t o r w ar d u ty m ay s t ill en
lis t in th e N a tio n a l G u a rd forces o f
th e s ta te p r io r to th e tim e they are
d ra fte d
T h e re is
s t ill
roo m fo r
a b o u t 100 m en in th e v a rio u s bra nch
es o f th e s ta te tro o p s and re c ru its
can p ic k th e b ra n ch o f th e service
th e y d e sire to e n te r.
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON,
FRIDAY.
JUNE
CHAUTAUQUA
AMENDMENTS
GUARANTORS
LOST OR WON
FEEL LUCKY
AT ELECTION
8,
1917
F ro m the p u b lish e d in te r p r e ta tio n
o f the new la w c o n c e rn in g th e m e rg ­
in g o f e le c tio n days, g iv e n by A t t o r ­
M iss E d ith J e lk e n e n te rta in e d at
h e r hom e T uesday a fte rn o o n w ith a
six o ’clo ck d in n e r, In h o n o r o f her
18th b irth d a y .
Those present besides tile I a fu ll y
were the
Misses
R o nn ie
H o rto n .
F lo re n c e Towle, E r k fo r d C am eron.
L e ls le R uby, O liv e Olsen and H e ste r
Tnorpe
M rs H o rto n and M rs. F a rrin g to n
assisted M rs. J e lk e n in s e rv in g .
A
ve ry pleasant a fte rn o o n was re p o rte d
HOME GUARDS TO DRILL
SEVEN 0 CLOCK TONIGHT
A ll m em bers o f th e H om e G uards
w ho can m a rch in th e Rose F e s tiv a l
p a rad e next T h u rs d a y are requested
to re g is te r at A y ls w o rth 's s to re am i
get a u n ifo rm
fo r
the
occasion
A b o u t 50 men a re w anted.
T h e re w ill be a d r i ll to n ig h t, coin
m eu cin g at 7 o ’clo ck on a c c o iin i o f
th e C h a u ta u q u a con cert.
A f u ll at
ten dan ce is de sire d
F la g I»ay and
the Rose F e s tiv a l parade w ilt be dis
cussed.
I.ib e rty
ve stm e n ts
to pay.
Loan Ronds are sate in - :
i t a I'n c le Sam 's p ro m ise j
Ruy a L ib e r ty Rond today
not p u t It o ff u n t il to m o rro w .
Read the Want sds
I
Ito
VOTER SCORES
BORING BOARD
OF ELECTIONS
ney G e n e ra l G eorge M B ro w n , one
w o u ld in fe r th a t th e people o f O re ­
gon have voted a il m u n ic ip a l officers
C h a u ta u q u a in U re s h a iu th is yea r
F ro m la te st re p o rts, a ll o v e r the fro m 18 m o n th s to tw o ye a rs' m ore
H G R IN G , O re., Jun e 7.— E d ito r
j has p ro ven to he a so cia l success state, the roa d bond m easure wus tim e in office th a n th e y were en ­
tit le d to
O
u
tlo o k ¡— T h in k in g It m ay be o f
; r ig h t fro m tlie firs t e n te rta in m e n t. given a big m a jo r ity and was c a r­
III P o rtla n d th e tw o elected co m ­ some in te re s t to the vo te rs o f M u lt ­
T h e a tte n d a n c e on W ednesday a fte r- ried.
it was p ra c tic a lly tlie m agnet m issio n e rs w ill ho ld office fo r five
nom ah m id C lackam a s co u n tie s, to
itio o n was a s u rp ris e , c o n s id e rin g the th a t d re w many vo te rs to tile po lls, m id o n e -h a lf years.
M a y o r R a ke r
kn o w how th e e le c tio n In B o rin g , O re ­
w o rk th a t lias a c c u m u la te d on the as th e re was but li t t le in te re s t sho w n w ill lik e w is e h o ld f o r th a t pe rio d
gon. Is co n d u cte d , I w ill tr y to g ive
In tile o th e r b ills to be voted upon.
III G resham
th e re can
he no c ity
fa rm s amt th e o th e r tilin g s th a t have
you a s h o rt sk e tc h o f It.
On June
T ile m easure p ro v id in g bonds fo r e le c tio n u n t il N o vem b er. 1918, and
ten ded to re ta rd th e usual p u b lic
4, a b o u t 6 :3 0 p m. a lady stepped
i o u s tru c tio n o f a new p e n ite n tia ry th e same c o n d itio n p re v a ils a ll o ve r
In to tlie po lls to vote, and n o ticed
s p ir it o f th e people.
T h e eve n in g b u ild in g fo u n d li t f le s y m p a th y w ith th e state.
A ll c ity c h a rte rs are a u ­
box
not
being lo cked ,
a tte n d a n c e on W ednesday was f u lly th e vo te rs and was b a d ly snow ed u n ­ to m a tic a lly revised to m eet th e ex­ th e b a llo t
asked w hy th e y had th e box open,
as la rg e as th a t o f th e d o s in g e n ­ der.
igencies o f th e occasion.
and was to ld by one o f the e le c tio n
te rta in m e n t lu st
yea r.
Y este rday
T he
am endm ent
r e q u irin g th a t
M a y o r S ta p le to n and a ll th e o th e r
th e in te re s t increased som e w h at m id c ity , c o u n ty m id sta te e le c tio n s be c ity officers and c o u n c ilm a n w ill hold office rs th a t th e re was no la w co m ­
it w ill c o n tin u e to increase u n t il th e a ll held on th e same day was a d o p t­ do w n t h e ir jo b s u n t il t h e ir succes­ p e llin g th e m to lo c k th e bo x; he
knew as he has read the la w so o fte n .
end.
ed. H e re a fte r a ll such e le c tio n s w ill sors a re elected and q u a lifie d .
An­
T h e g u a ra n to rs m et y e ste rd a y and be held in N o vem b er and m any c ity o th e r fe a tu re o f th e la w w ill be a A n o th e r o ffic ia l said it w o u ld be o f
no use to lo ck it , "u s we have tlie
s e ttle d up a ll fin a n c ia l a ffa irs o f the charters w ill have to lie revised in puzzler.
As th e re can lie a re g u la r
key and co u ld open It any tim e we
present season's engagem ents. W hen consequeuce.
e le c tio n h u t once in e ve ry tw o yeurs
w unt to .”
Die sale o f season tic k e ts had been
T lie vote In Die th re e G res lim n some p ro v is io n w ill have to be made
Now
if
th is is so why m il do
re p o rte d by th e ge ne ra! c o m m itte e p ro c iiir ts on th e seven m easures on fo r successions o r else a ll o f the
aw ay w ith the b a llo t box and use a
and checked up it was fo u n d th a t the sta te b a llo t was us fo llo w s :
present In c u m b e n ts o r G resha m w ill
basket f o r o u r tic k e ts , so when these
th e g u a ra n to rs w o u ld have io be as­
S ta te B a llo t
go o u t to g e th e r m id a il e n tire new
e le c tio n o ffic ia ls were not busy th e y
sessed $2.40 c a d i in o rd e r to m ake
C o n s titu tio n a l m iie u d iiie iit a u th o r ­ set elected at one lim e
I c o u ld puss aw ay t h e ir tim e re a d in g
t h e ir pledges good. Til«“ m oney was izes p o rts to cre a te lim ite d In d e lit-
I t w ill be necessary to have a sep­ | o u r tic k e ts , und kn o w ju s t how we
fo rth c o m in g at once and a ll fin a n c ia l edue.su to e n cou rage w a te r tra n s p o r­ a ra te p o llin g place Tor th e c ity elec­
A n o th e r e le c tio n o ffic ia l said
b b lig a tlo n s
to
th e
E llis o n -W h ite ta tio n .
F o r 107; a g a in s t 79.
M a­ tio n s , as o n ly re s id e n ts o f th e c ity voted.
System were can celled .
jo r it y fo r 28.
je a n m t us ju d g e s and c le rk s in m u ­ he d id not th in g It m ade uny d iffe r ­
ence, hut t liu l Die box c o u ld Just us
T ile d e fic it t ills ye a r was I chs Ilia n
C o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t lim it in g n ic ip a l a ffa irs . O th e rw is e those li v ­
lust ye a r, w tien e a d i g u a ra n to r put n u m b e r o f b ills in tro d u c e d and In ­ in g o u ts id e the c ity lim it s w o u ld be w e ll be locked.
R ut th is la d y in slate d th a t Die box
up $5 to squ are h im s e lf,
it is very crea sin g pay o f le g is la to rs
F o r 34. I d is q u a lifie d to a d
and
th a t the y
hud to be lo cked a c c o rd in g to la w ,
g r a tify in g to k n o w th a t t ills ye a r's against 155.
M a jo r ity a g a in st 121. ■ w o u ld n o t sta n d fo r.
w h ile th e po lls were op en ; and M r.
C h a u ta u q u a has been n e a re r a "b re a k
C o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t d e d u r
T e lfo r d su yiu g he knew it d id no t,
e ve n ” th a n was hoped lo r even a iu g a g a in st im p lie d repeals o f co n ­
FAIRVIEW
wus tln u lly in du ced to read Die la w ,
week ago.
s t it u t io n a l
p ro v is io n s .
For
7«;
A il
e n te rta in m e n t
and p ro g ra m and a fte r re a d in g one o r tw o pages
R o un d t r ip rates o f 25 cents be a g a in st 92. M a jo r ity a g a in s t 22.
d e cla red th e re was no la w to th a t
tw een G resham m id P o rtla n d on bo th
C o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t p e r m it­ w ill be g iv e n a t th e c ity b a ll on Jun e
I 23 by Hie W om en 's so cie ty o f the effect.
Rut he was to ld to keep on
linea o f Hie ra ilro a d is h a v in g some
tin g i la s s itic a tio n o f p ro p e rty fo r
T h e p ro g ra m re a d in g und he fin a lly fo u n d a place
tilin g to do w ith Die increased at ta x a tio n purposes. F o r 10 9; ug uinst P re sb yte i Ian c h u rc h .
where it said th a t the b a llo t box
w ill u p pe ur la te r.
ten dan ce as q u ite a number o f P o rt
«8.
M a jo r ity fo r 4 1.
b a il to be lo cked . Ho lie said, " W e ll,
la n d people ¡ire in a tte n d a n ce each
C o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d m e n t r e q u ir ­ s u rfa c e m a ils w l i o l l y o u t s id e of cities
we bad b e lte r lock i t . "
a fte rn o o n and eve ning. T h e reduced in g D ial to w n , c ity m id s ta te elec­
F o r 129; a g a in s t 90.
M a jo r ity fo r
Now th e re Is not u do u b t in m y m in d
rates a p p ly both ways, g iv in g G re sh ­ tio n s In- he ld on sam e day. F o r 132; I 3 9.
but those men a re ab le to b u nd le
am people th e o p p o r tu n ity Io suve ag ainst «1. M a jo r ity lo r 71.
R e p o rts fro m u ii o v e r th e s ta te the e le c tio n , ut leusf to s u it the m
so m e th in g on th e ir tr ip s to P o r llm id
R ill le v y in g s ta te tax o f $100 ,0 00 show th a t a ll m easures on th e s ta te
J selves, us the y have been on the
has le ft th e m m ore m oney to pay fo r a year to p ro v id e fu n d s fo r new pen
b a llo t were c a rrie d o r lost pre cise ly j bo urd fo r a good m any years, am t
C h a u ta u q u a tic k e ts
T h e ro u n d t r ip ite u tiu r y .
F o r 72, a g a in st 135 M a­ us the y
w ere c a rrie d
or
lo st in perhaps have f o r a ll I know a life
rates w ill be good fo r r e tu r n u n til jo r it y a g a in s t 63.
G resham .
Yet th e re tu rn s are not ! jo b on th e e le c tio n bourd
T uesd ay n ig h t, and are good on
H ill a u th o r iz in g bond Issue o f $6,- co m p le te and th e re may be some
T h e e le c tio n o ffic ia ls were W T e l
e ith e r lin e , co m in g o r g o in g
oon.ouii for c o n s tru c tio n o f lia rd - changes.
fo rd , C. M. Lu ke , M r. R a il. J M ayers,
THREE SCHOOLBOYS
GET SUMMER JOBS
T ------
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS
ON 18TH BIRTHDAY
$1.50 PER YEAR
MUNICIPAL OFFICERS
TO GET A LONGER TERM
Brother, you don’t want to
be a Slacker, do you?
T h re e G resha m h ig h schoolboys
have been ta k e n in to as m any b u s i­
ness houses f o r the su m m e r.
They
w ill fo re g o
vaca tion s
and
a p p ly
th e m se lve s to e a rn in g m oney f o r a
b e tte r e q u ip m e n t next te rm .
G len R u sh e r is em p lo yed in A W.
M e tzg e r's g ro c e ry s to re ; L y le W in ­
te rs w ith th e L . L . K id d e r h a rd ­
w are com p an y and L o re n M yers is
le a rn in g to be a p h a rm a c is t w ith the
G resha m D ru g com pany.
A ll th re e are re m a rk a b ly in t e lli­
ge nt arid are s e ttin g a good exam ple
f o r th e
o th e r
boys -a ll o f w hom
c o u ld fin d s o m e th in g to do If they
were to lo o k f o r If.
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
j M r. R ich a rd so n and E lllc k y , (d e p ­
u ty constable. |
Now we a ll k n o w these m en are
the re g u la r
e le c tio n
o ffic ia ls and
perhaps the o n ly ones able to b u n d le
th e e le c tio n .
R ut I w o u ld lik e to
give a li t t le s u g g e s tio n :
I f those
g e n tle m e n liu ve a life jo b on the
e le ctio n bourd in H o rln g the y s h o u ld
be m ade to read up u lit t le on Die
• le c tio n law s
O r w hat w o u ld be
» t ill b e tte r, ir some one w o u ld v o l­
u n te e r to read the e le ctio n law s fo r
Diem b e fore next e le ctio n
A VO TER
O YOU know what a
“curtain of fire” is? It is
when the enemy brings up
thousands of pieces of artillery,
great cannon firing shells as
large as a man’s body, one of
which exploding among five
hundred men could kill them
D
all—other smaller guns firing shrapnel,
with millions of bullets, scarcely less
destructive—hu n d red s of thousands of
shells, all exploding along a certain, line,
until there is a real wall of explosion,
a wall of death to he passed.
A nd our boys are going in—in
w here they use curtains of fire as you
use m atches—going in with high hearts
and a laugh—and OUR hoys will go
THROUGH — som e of them .
Brother, you c a n ’t go with them.
You are too old, or you have to m any
dependent on you, or you can ’t pass
the exam ination, or you are needed in
your present w ork to keep the wheels
of business turning at hom e.
FIRST STATE BANK
H ilt th e re is s o m e th in g you C A N
do m id M U S T do. s o m e th in g Dint
e ve ryo n e or us M I ST do. nod D int
Is s u b scrib e to th e l.lh e r tv Lo an .
T h e n a tio n m ust have $2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,-
ooo, N O W . 'I lie re ure bonds o f $6«,
$100, $500. m id up w a rds. T h e y pny
••'/z per c( nt m id a re th e safest in
vi flu e n t th a t lias eve r been kn o w n .
T hey ar< a firs t m o rtg a g e on the
w e a lth o f th e I 'n lfe d M a te s , now
Die g re a te st w e a lth o f th e w o rld I ls
lik e b u y in g a ten d o lla r m o rtg a g e on
a m illio n d o lla r h a n k b u ild in g
It is o n ly com m on sense to put
y o iii m oney in th e m
tin t you m ust
W A K E up lo It
T h e I.ib e rty Loan
M l ST be su b scrib e d by Jun e 16th
Y o u r s u b s c rip tio n Is N E E D E D NO W .
W hen o u r boys a b ro a d ure ca lle d
on to go th ro u g h a c u rta in o f fire,
flu re w ill lie no h a n g in g back
Diey II go IN
ip s p ite o f e ve ry o n e ’s
k n o w in g D in t o n ly some o f th e m w ill
go T H R O t’G II
a liv e
A nd th e y 'll
la u g h , and sing
T h e re Re a H ot
r iim lii the O ld T o w n T o n ig h t" ju s t
as the y d id at S a n tia g o , because
D ia l’s D i,, k in d o f s tu ff th a t's In
th e m .
W h a t k in d o f s t u f f Is th e re In y o u ,
b r o t h e r '’
W e w a n t y o u lo go in
NOW.
T lie n a tio n n eeds y o u r h e lp
■ • i.,
b a d ly.
A re
you
g o in g
io
bang back
W e d o n ’t believe you
w o u ld know ingly be a s la c k e r Y o u 'll
do y o u r lilt If you kn o w ab ou t It.
And you know a b o u t it now , and the
( a ll lias com e
Die n a tio n need." you
lo do v o u r L it tod ay.
You Want Your Job,
Don’t You?
B ro th e r, you d o n 't w ant bualneaa
de pre ssion , we kn o w .
You d o n 't
v. ant fa c to rie s (dosed d o w n , shops
(dosed Up, men o u t o f w o rk , o ld
people and li t t le c h ild re n w ith o u t
enough to eat
the very p o o r s ta r v ­
in g
We k n o w you d o n 't but you
h a v e n 't re a lize d tlie d a n g e r yet. Rut
we are at w a r
AT W AR
und dan
g« rs go bund In hand w ith w a r and
can no t be sepHruted fro m It
A nd If you do y o u r p a rt. If you
m ake a re a l sacrifice and sub acrihe
to us m uch o f th e I.ib e rty L o an us
you can s la g g tr u n d e r, If you ra lly
s h o u ld e r to s h o u ld e r w ith tile ten
m illio n re g u la r A m e rica n s w in, M U ST
buy ibese bonds, in a few m o u th 's
Dun you w ill see a f u r t h e r flood
Ddc o f p ro s p e rity as D ia l $2 ,000 ,-
noo.oou is spent GN T G I' o f o u r
present
a c tiv e
business und th is
c o m m u n ity , and eve ry w o rk e r In It
w ill sh a re in th e business v ic to ry you
have helped to win.
How to do it
I f you have a bank account go to
y o u r bunk und sub scrib e. Y o u r firs t
pa ym en t peed lie o n ly 2 per cent o f
Die Whole U iiil Die balerice in fo u r
pa ym e n ts up to A u g u st 30.
I f you
buy u $luo bond y o u r firs t p a ym en t
m e d be o n ly $2.
I f you have no hu nk a cco u n t go to
yo u r e m p lo y e r a m i su b scrib e th ro u g h
You in n buy u $60 bond am i
pay $2.5u u week lo h im u n t il a ll
paid fo r.
In a d a v o r tw o d a y s o r llir e e d a y s
T h e re is no excuse fo r y o u r N O T
p e o p le w ill begin to ask y o u . " H a v e
o in g you tilt
and eve ry one w ill
you s u b r.rrih c d io th e L ib e r ty I z m " d
n ilO * H.
y e t’ ”
What Will You Say ?
And any re a l A m e ric a n w illi the
s tu ff in h im D ia l is A m e rica n a tu ff
s i l l a n d can s a y , "Y o u b e tc h a !
Yes
s ir '
You b e tc h a !"
T h is is an e n o rm o u s W a r Loan
is ue
Two
iiilllo n s ,
$ 2 ,m tn ,n o n ,,
uun. is needed now
in i m e d ia te ly
T he ba nks have su b scrib e d lib e r a lly
R ill
Die people m ust la k e th e b u lk
o f D il'
loan
T lie
liA iik 's m oney
m ust be used, as a lw a ys, to s u p p o rt
m e rch a n ts,
ta i lo rie s ,
fa rm e rs
so
th a t crops can he raised, fo o d s tu ffs
p re p a re d fo r m a rk e t, and a ll bust
ness go on as usual.
Do your bit NOW Subscribe
to a Liberty Bond before the day
is over. And when anyone asks
you, show him the receipt from
your bank or boss and grin, and
say, ‘ You betcha, friend! You
betcha," like a regular American
who did not wait until the last
day or until he was nagged into
it, but who VOLUNTEERED—
who didn't hang back a minute
when his country called
BANK OF GRESHAM
BARBER SHOP!» TO CLOSE
EVERY NIGIIT AT EIGHT
T h e th re e b a rb e r shop p ro p rie to rs
have signed an a g ree m ent to close
(h e ir resp ective shops every n ig h t at
8 o 'c lo c k , co m m e n cin g ne st M on da y.
F o llo w in g is th e ag ree m ent posted
In each shop:
T o W hom I I May C o n ce rn :
T he u n d e rsig n e d hereby agree to
d o s e by lo c k in g tlie d o o r o f o u r re-
ip e d ly e b a rb e r shops u n t il f u r t h e r
n o tic e ut th e h o u r o f 8 p m
T h is
a g re e m e n t not to he e ffe c tiv e unless
d g n e d by a ll th e ba rbe rs in G re sli-
urn
We fu r t h e r pledge, ns In d l
v ld u u ls, to g ive p u b lic n o tice In d is c
o f b re a k in g th is a g ree m ent.
’ •Signed I
A. E. K E S S L E R ,
W I. G GR HAG E.
R. F. R A C E R .
GRESHAM YOUNG MEN
0 0 TO TRAINING CAMP
K e n n e th C. R o b e rts, son or P ost­
m a ste r R o b e rts and C a rl C ongdon
le ft ye ste rd a y m o rn in g Tor A m e ric a n
L a ke w ith the firs t u n it o f th e P o rt-
l.in d
com p an y
o f engineers.
T lie
■om pany w ill tr a in fo r 30 days a fte r
W hich the y w ill be sent abroad
Sergeant R o b e rts was In c h a rg e o r
• his u n it, c o m p ris in g 60 men
|( h
a p u rt o f the com p an y com m anded
by < a p ta in .1. W Young u n d e r whom
Sergeant R o be rts lias been w o rk in g
fo r tlie G W R A N Co. C a p ta in
Y ou ng Is a son o f C o lo n e l Young fo r
a w h ile in com m a nd at V a n co u ve r
b a rra c k s
H a r r y O sm an Glvw> Mail.
H a rry O sm an, ho rsem a n, wus a r ­
rested by D e pu ty S h e riff W ard u n d e r
a secret In d ic tm e n t re tu rn e d by the
g ra n d Ju ry, c h a rg in g h im w ith d.
fra u d lu g an In n -ke e p e r M rs M aggie
R ya n, o f G resham , th e c o m p la in in g
w itness, alleg es O sinan owes h e r a
$290 h o te l h ill
||e Was released on
a (ash b a ll o f $600.
You do not spend
you save
when you buy a L ib e r ty Ron J.
Haag tbs W ant Ada