T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 8.
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
NO. 34
FARMERS’ DAY
PLANS MADE
LAST SUNDAY
OUTLOOK FORCE LOSES
ONLY TWO YOUNG MEN
T h ir t y
m em bers o f Multnomah
C o u n ty Pom ona gra n g e , c o m p ris in g
th e F a n n e rs ' F ie ld Hay g e n e ra ’ c o m
m itte e , m et at the f a ir g ro u n d s on
S unday a fte rn o o n fo r th e purpose
o f m a k in g fin a l
a rra n g e m e n ts fo r
th e c e le b ra tio n w h ich w ill be held in
G resham on S a tu rd a y , J u ly 27
It was decided at th e m e e tin g held
at F a irv ie w on W ednesday o f last
week to m ake the p ro g ra m one o f
th o ro u g h ly p a trio tic num bers.
T h is
idea w ill be c a rrie d o u t by the com
m itte e s in cha rge o f th a t fe a tu re
a n il the y w ere in s tru c te d to keep th e
p a trio ic feaures at th e fro n t in the
speeches, m usic and o th e r re n d itio n s
of
w h a te v e r n a tu re
by a ll
the
granges.
Special c o m m itte e s were a p p o in t
ed as fo llo w s :
Speakers J. J. Joh nso n, S. B
H a ll and 11. A. Lew is.
M usic
M rs. A nna P a tto n , d ire c t
o r ; M rs. Je n n ie K ro n e n b e rg , m u s i
cian.
I t was le ft to each g ra n g e to
a p p o in t a lo ca l c o m m itte e to select
th e sin ge rs, o f w hom th e re w ill be
HIO.
M any o f them w ill be in v ite d
o u ts id e o f th e grange.
‘ S ports— T.
P.
C a m p b e ll, c h a ir
m an. P le asa nt V a lle y g ra n g e ; T . J.
K re u d e r, L e n ts ; H. A. Le w is. R us
s e llv ille ; Geo. F. H oney, G re sh a m ;
S. B. H a ll, F a irv ie w .
G ro u n d s
I I . A . L e w is, c h a irm a n ;
.1. J. Joh nso n,
It.
W . G ill, T heo.
Iiru g g e r, M. H. W h e e le r, Gus R ichey,
Joh n W elbes, T. J. K re u d e r, A. F.
M ille r , S. B. H a ll, T. P. C a m p b e ll,
J. W . F ro s t, C. H. B la n c h a rd . Jas.
B enefield. T h is c o m m itte e w ill m eet
upon no tice fro m C h a irm a n L e w is
fo r th e
purpose
of
p u ttin g
the
g ro u n d s
in
c o n d itio n ,
p re p a rin g
stage, seats and o th e r necessariec.
T h is w o rk w ill be done in advance,
and each m em ber o f th e c o m m itte e
w ill be re q u ire d to com« prepa red
to do a f u ll d a y ’s w o rk .
D e c o ra tio n s - -J
W . F ro s t, Mrs.
Roy K e rn , M rs. C la ra La rsson , Mrs
Id a Burgess, M rs. J. W. T ow nsend.
C oncessions und P u b lic ity
E. L.
T h o rp e , Ray
G ill,
M rs
E d ith T.
W e a th e rre d . P osters w ill lie p rin te d
and sent to eve ry g ra n g e in the conn
ty and to o th e r places in C lackam a s
c o u n ty .
T h e e n tire d is tr ic t w ill b J
b ille d in th is way, besides w h ich the
o ffic ia l p ro g ra m w ill be sent c u t to
the n u m b e r
of
2000
about tw o
weeks in advance o f the picnic.
I t Was announced th a t the G ris t-
am Red Cross w ill p ro v id e hot coffee
In q u a n titie s fo r eve ryon e, w ho w ill
be expected ro p ro v id e th e ir ow n
vessels. As th e re w ill be no re s ta u
ra n t on the g ro u n d s it is expected
th a t each fa m ily o r person w ill p ro
vide
lu nch es
fo r
them selves and
v is ito rs
T ile g ra n g e c o m m itte e wished P
d is tin c tly u n de rsto od th a t the cele
b ra tio n Is f o r everyone.
It is being
a rra n g e d u n d e r the auspices o f Po
m ona g ra n g e hut is not an i xclu v-
ive afTuir.
A ll persons are in v ite d
to a tte n d and th e re w ill be no cha rg»
lo r a d m issio n
or
fo r h e a rin g the
p ro g ra m
T he O u tlo o k w ill p u b lis h f u ll in
fo rm a tio n re g a rd in g th e c e le b ra tio n
as soon as a ll d e ta ils are com plete.
Buy W. S S.
LARGE CROWD HONORS
0 E S GRAND OFFICER
N e a rly a h u n d re d guests a tte n d e d
a re ce p tio n given last S a tu rd a y n ig h t
by the T ro u td a le C h a p te r. O rd e r o f
E astern S ia r in h o n o r o f M rs. La u ra
H a rlo w , w ho has been a p p o in te d an
office r in th e gra n d c h a p te r.
A m on g th e p ro m in e n t officers o f
tlie o rd e r w ho a tte n d e d tlie recep
tio n w ere W o rth y G ra n d P atro n II
II Y o u n g : Past G ra n d M a tro n s M rs.
Je n n ie
K ln e h a rt and
M rs.
M a ry
R e lsae he r: Past G ra n d P a tro n s Col.
R o b e rt A. M ille r , D r L . M D avis.
Jud ge Geo W S ta p le to n and Chas.
H. M r G Ir r
T h e pre sen t g ra n d o f
ficers besides th e h o n o r guestr. were
M rs A lic e C o w e ll. M rs. L illia n Y ou n g
and M rs L e s lie P a rk e r
An e x c e lle n t p ro g ra m was given ,
in te rsp e rse d w ith
h th e g ra n d
officers
T h e s e rv in g o f d e licio u s r e
fre s h m e n ts b ro u g h t th e ve ry pleas
a n t e v e n in g to a close
Phone 701.
T he o n ly tw o y o u n g men o f the
O u tlo o k fo rc e
Chase St. C la ir and
llo m c i L. G ossett
have e n lis te d in
the g o v e rn m e n t service. H o m e r w en’
to V a n co u ve r
on S a tu rd a y.
He is
u n d e r the d r a ft age h u t has e n lis te d
in tlie a m b u la n ce d iv is io n .
H t was
a g ra d u a te o f the U n io n H ig h school
tills ye a r h u t had been w o r k in g as a
lin o ty p e r fo r tile O u tlo o k fo r several
m on th s b e fo re his g ra d u a tio n d u rin g
I spare tim e .
Since th e n he has been
,i re g u la r o p e ra to r, d o in g w o rk at
n ig h t.
Chase St. C la ir is vice p re sid e n t o f
the O u tlo o k P u b lis h in g com pany and
lias w o rke d in tlie office since its es
ta b lis h m e n t in 1411, p u ttin g in a li
Ills spare tim e d u r in g ilia h ig h schot.l
years, and re m a in in g w ith tile b u s i
ness eve r since.
He a p p lie d fo r service in the Coast
A r t ille r y in A p r il, ly 17, hut was re
je cte d .
Since the n lie has sried re
p e u tta lly to e n lis t and n e a rly suc
ceeded
last
m o n th .
A n o th e r and
h im s e lf w ere in lin e fo r one vacancy
in the e n lis te d ra n k s and lie lost o u t
upon tlie f lip o f a penny.
lie is now in d u c te d in to special
service and w ill ta ke t r a in in g in a u to
re p a ir w o rk .
He w ill leave lo t San
F ra n cisco next
S a tu rd a y m o rn in g .
He Is one o f th e o n ly tw o fro m th e
c o u n ty bo ard fo r th is c a ll. T h e o th e r
Is Jack H a m lin .
W ith t h e ir g o in g the O u tlo o k w ill
be e n title d to a service fla g w ith
th re e s ia rs — th e o th e r one being fo r
L e slie St. C la ir , w ho is now in k rance
B u y W . S. S.—
WAR SAVINGS DRIVE
IS NOW UNDER WAY
T lie c a m p a ig n f o r W a r Savings
Stam ps began a ll o ve r eastern M u lt
nom ah cou nty t ills m o ilin g .
So fu r
as th e O u tlo o k can get in fo r m a tio n
the ca p ta in s
have a p p o in te d th e it
lie u te n a n ts , b u t tlie nam es ol o n ly
those in C a p ta in Janies H illy a r d 's
d is tr ic t
are
a v a ila b le .
T h e y are
Janies G oger, S. F. P itts , ('. M.
Q u ic k s a ll,
It. I. A n d e rso q ,
Ed. E l
lio t t,
W illia m
P eterson,
H e rm a n
W ililo n , II. M H o w e ll. Geo. F. I ’ oney,
P au l B liss. E. F. G oo dw in end M. M.
S quire.
M r G o o d w in and M r. S quire have
llie tow n o l G resham as th e ir d is
tr ic t.
M r. G oo dw in began w o rk at
in o ’clo ck th is m o rn in g and re p o rt
ed $1600 at 1 o ’clock
He expected
to have
$2000 sub scrib ed
b e fore
n ig h t.
No re p o rts fro m th e o th e r districts
a te a v a ila b le , as none o f th e ca p ta in s
seemed to care fo r p u b lic ity and fa ll
ed to g ive o u t in fo r m a tio n .
i t is
supposed tiia t th e y a re a t w o rk
B uy W . 8. S.—
ALUMNI PICNIC WAS
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
M ayo r K e n n e y
has n o t o n ly d e - |
(lin e d to suspend th e e x is tin g fir e
w o rk s o rd in a n c e In G resham fo r any
¡occasion th is yea r, but bus in s tru c te d t
I the c ity m a rs h il to e n fo rce it by ar-1
j re s tin g a ll persons in sid e th e c ity
lim its who are (a u g h t s e ttin g them
off.
T he o rd in a n c e Is seve ral years o ld
I and gives th e m a y o r a u th o r ity to aus- 1
[tend if upon c e rta in occasions. B ut
' th is yea r he w ill not do It even fo r a
c e le b ra tio n .
T h e in fla m a h le c o n d i
tio n o f m an y b u ild in g s and the con- i
tin u e d d r y sp e ll, to g e th e r w ith a
w ekened fire
d e p a rtm e n t,
are his
ju s tific a tio n and he proposes to see
th a t th e o rd in a n c e is en forced.
— Buy W. 8
8 .—
W ANTED.
The G resha m C a n n e ry w a nts a ll
good c h e rrie s o f any v a rie ty .
I t is
now re a d y to ta k e care o f a n y q u a n
t it y and g ro w e rs are requested to
b rin g sam ples when p ric e w ill be
m ade k n o w n .
Best p rice s w ill tie
pa id .
— B u y W . 8. 8 —
t
Save for the country's sake.
COUNTY,
OREGON
TUESDAY,
JUNE
25.
CONGRESSMAN MCARTHUR
FLAYS THE SHIPPING BOARD
1918
$1.50 PER YEAR
NEW BRIDGE
FINISHED AT
FATAL SPOT
W C. f. U. INSTITUTE
HIGHLY INTERESTING
I,ast T h u rs d a y tin* re g u la r m o n th -!
lv M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty W . I '. T. U. in- 1
llt u t e was liv id at the c o u n try hom e
of M r. and M rs. W . F. H oney,
A u to s were in w a itin g at th e M t. |
T h e re seems to he a m isuse o f the w o rks sh o rt hours. He live s at hom e
service
badge c o m m o n ly used and w ith his fa m ily , i f his jo li does not Hood depot when th e 4 :4 3 ear a r
s u it h im , he can q u it and seek m ore riv e d , and conveyed seven loads to
w o rn by those o rg a n iz a tio n s who
co n g e n ia l e m p lo y m e n t.
He lias sev
J u s t one yea r a fte r th e f r ig h t f u l
have m em bers, o r those persous w ho | e ra l ho urs pe r day fo r re c re a tio n and tin home on the h ill, w here sever?!
u u to s
fro m P o rtla n d ha I accide nt ut th e Hogan ra ilro a d cross
He bus been k n o w n to p riv a te
have re la tiv e s in th e a rm y o r navy. ; am usem ent.
These badges are
fre q u e n tly seen s tr ik e fo r h ig h e r wages and re c o g n i b ro u g h t a s im ila r n u m b e r, w h ich in g , in w h ich
th re e
persous were
tio n o f his u n io n . It is tru e lie is ex
and were adopted a yea r ago lo r the posed to some hazards, but they are added to tlie good atte n d a n ce fro m
h
ille
d
a
new
b
rid
g
e
w
ill
be fin ish e d
d is tin c t purpose w h ich they are su p in s ig n ific a n t as com p are d w ith the th e local c o m m u n ity , made a Jolly
across
Johnson
cree
k
at
tiia
t p o in t.
crow
d.
hazards o f th e s u b m a rin e and the
posed to rep rese nt.
T
ile
w
e
a
th
e
r
was
id
e
a
l,
and
the
gas
bomb.
T
lie
a
ccid
e
n
t
happened
on
Jun
e 2 7 th
Congressm an
M c A rth u r,
a few
On the o th e r hand, th e m an in the
days ago. on th e flo o r o f th e house, A rm y a n il Navy received low wages, m e e tin g was held in the gro ve w h ich o f lust yea r and next T h u rs d a y w ill
co m p la in e d o f the ap p a re n t m isuse takes such a cco m m o d a tio n s as lie is b o u n tifu lly s u p p lie d w itli ru s tic see th e new s tr u c tu r e f u lly c o m p ic t-
C o n v e n tio n con cd
s tr ic t d is c ip lin e , seats and tables.
o f these service fla g s by th e I'. 3. cun get, is u n d e r
am
i
if
he
q
u
its
his
jo
b
o
r
s
h
o
u
ld
en
vened
ut
noon.
S h ip p in g hoard.
H is addres3 upon
T lie o ld cro ssin g was tlie p rim a ry
cou rag e a s tr ik e am ong Ills co m
M rs M a ttie M. S leeth, c o u n ty pres cause o f the a ccide nt as th » b rid g e
th is s u b je c t, ta ke n fro m th e C o n rades, lie w o u ld face a f ilin g squad.
g re ssio n a l Record Is h e re w ith re p ro H e leaves a hom e, fa th e r, m o th e r, id e n t, presided, m id w itli h e r usual was below gra de and th e curves
b ro th e r, sis te r, w ife , and c h ild re n . a le rtn e ss ke p t in te re s t and e n th u s i in tlie road p re ven te d a view o f the
duced in f u ll :
He run s the ris k o f b e in g ta ke n a asm in the procee din gs fro m a ta ri to
ta ilr o a d tru c k .
A ll
these
causes
These badges and flag s are m a rk s , p ris u m i atnl s u ffe rin g o u tra g e and
o f d is tin c tio n o f w h ich any c itiz e n o f i i uelt v ueyond d e s c rip tio n . Last hut fin is h .
liave been e lim in a te d , and when tin
At noon every person present
th e U n ite d States, o r any o rg a n iz a not least, lie is in con stant d a n g e r o f
new b rid g e is th ro w n open fo r tra v e l
tio n , m ay w e ll feel p ro ud . T hey rep- j d e a tli e ith e r ou th e liig n seas o r on arm ed w ith a tra y , k n ife , fo r k and
resent tile p ro m p t and c h e e rfu l re ih e b a ttle fie ld s o f F ra m e and F la n spoon, m ade a desperate a tta c k on i and tlie o th e r sa fe g u a rd s lire estab
lis h e d It w ill lie as safe a cro ssin g
sponse made by th e yo u n g m anhood ders.
O u r newspapers are f u ll o f
o f th is N a tio n in th is g re a t w a r fo r cu su a lty lis ts , w b ie li are g ro w in g th ir ty - to o t ta b le h e a v ily laden w ith as uny o th e r.
h u m a n rig h ts
and
h u m an lib e r ty la rg e r am i la rg e r each day
Road S u p e rin te n d e n t Janies H i l l
sh o w a m m u n itio n fro m the p icn ic baskets.
a g a in s t
th e
d a s ta rd ly
menace o f in g th a t o u r boys are g iv in g life and R e po rts are U nit no one fa ile d to go
ya
rd
lias been in ch a rg e o f tlie w o rk ,
P ru ssla n ism .
T hey also rep rese nt lim b in o rd e r th a t fre e g o v e in in e n t o v e r th e top.
and w ith a s m a ll fo rc e o f men is
th e patriotic purpose o f th e fa th e rs , m ay be p e rp e tu a te d , not o n ly fo i
A m on g those present w e re : Mrs. p u ttin g tlie fin is h in g touchep on tlie
m o th e rs, wives, and siste rs o f the o u r c h ild re n hut fo r tlie c h ild re n o f
F ra n c is M. Swope, s ta le p re s id e n t;
la n d as w e ll as th e n u m e ro u s o rg a n a ll nations.
new b rid g e , w h ic h is H tto n g ly b u ilt
iz a tio n s th a t have fu rn is h e d men fo r
I su b m it th a t it is an in s u it to o u r M rs. Ada J o lle y , s ta te tre a s u re r, a l and o f (he h ig h w a y type. I t is b u ilt
th e service. T hey stan d f o r o u r na bra ve so ld ie rs and s a ilo rs and o u r so a n u m b e r o f c o u n ty s u p e rin te n
on ce d a r p ilin g set deep in to th9
tio n a l aim s and purposes, and o u r g a lla n t m a rin e s fo r tlie U n ite d States
dents.
w illin g n e s s to m ake any sa crifice fo r S h ip p in g
g ro u n d and consists o f 11 spans
It
B oard
to
p r o s titu te the
M rs. M a ry M a lle tt, s ta te s u p e rin is 146 feet lo n g and 20 feet w id
ih e g re a t cause to w h ich we are com service fla g o f o u r lig h tin g m en, and
m itte d . T hey are badges o f service, i 1 here and now c a ll upon I lie p ro p e r te n d e n t o f M ed ica l T em pe ran ce, gave
T he ge n e ra l d ire c tio n o f the s tr u c
s h o w in g th a t c e rta in blood re la tiv e s , o ffic ia ls o f the S h ip p in g B oa rd Io the p rin c ip a l address.
tu re lias been changed
so th a t it
o r lodge o r c lu b
m em bers ot eni-1 resci nl t h e ir a c tio n and c u ll in th e ir
Several s u b s c rip tio n s w ere ta ke n m akes a s tr a ig h t crossing o ve r (lie
ployees, are e ith e r exposed to the fla g s
i f the s h ip y a rd w o rk e rs are
b u lle ts o r gas bombs, o r s u b m a rin e s to have a badge o r em b le m , let it be fo r tlie U n io n S ig n a l, the u u tio n a l ra ilro a d and is ou the tra c k level In
o f th e H u ns, o r are w illin g to be ex in d iffe re n t co lo rs am i o f a d iffe re n t W . C. T. U. o rg an .
stead o f be in g several feet below as
posed, and, If necessary, io m ake the design. Let tile n a tio n a l service fla g
T lie B ib le s tu d y ut 10 a. m. led by
suprem e sacrifice.
be u n iq u e and d is tin c t
a badge re p M rs Sleeth was in te n s e ly In le re s tin g tlie o ld b rid g e is.
T he U n ite d S tates S h ip p in g b o a rd ,I re se n tin g a c tiv e
T h e re w ill he a g ra ve le d f ill nt
n a va l o r m ilita r y
and h e lp fu l.
1 re g re t to say has seen fit to su p p ly service.
each end, tlie one on th e n o rth side
its s h ip y a rd em ployees w ith service I
F o r un selfish, u n tir in g , aggressive
T h e a ctio n o f tile I'n -itc il States
fla g s m odeled e x a c tly a fte r th e re g S h ip p in g B oard in s u p p ly in g stilp - w o rk fo r Hie p ro te c tio n o f tlie hom e r e q u irin g a b o u t 700 ya rd s o f e a rtii.
T he so u th end re q u ire s 200 feet. In
u la r service fla g , but also b e a rin g the y r r d w o rk e rs w ith these fla g s a l
in s c rip tio n , " U n ite d States S h ip p in g most Id e n tic a l w itli a c tu a l service and h u m a n ity in g e n e ra l tlie W om ens a d d itio n th e re Is an uprouch and fill
T em pe ran ce U r i c ’’ leads on tlie cast us an o u tle t f o r tlie B la ck
B o a rd .” These fla g s are b e in g fitr n
flag s. Is re p re h e n sib le .
I f tlie p ra c C h ris tia n
ished fre e
of
cost to G ove rn m en t tice is not d is c o n tin u e d Congress tlie lis t.
No w o n iu ti can a tte n d one
fa rm .
T lie
ra ilro a d com p uu y w ill
s h ip y a rd w o rk e rs w ho are d is p la y sh o u ld enact such le g is la tio n as m ay o f those m ee ting s
w ith o u t fe e lin g d e liv e r th e d ir t f o r tlie tills , 'h a t on»
in g th e m in th e ir w in d o w s, in d ic a t lie necessary to p ro te ct the service
in g th a t a m e m b e r o r m em bers o f fla g and h o n o r It. T h is fla g and its tiia t it is a noble in s titu tio n and t liu l on th e n o rth be in g a w ide curve .
tlie fa m ily are s e rv in g the G o v e rn c o u n te rp a rt, th e service badge, oc she sh o u ld be a p a rt o f it.
W h e n a ll is done th e re w ill he an
m en t. T h e re can be no o b je c tio n to cupy a place in th e h e a rts and affei
At fo u r o 'c lo c k tlie m e e tin g was j u n o b s tru c te d view o f th e tru c k fo r a
s h ip y a rd w o rk e rs h a v in g a p a trio tic Lions o f tlie A n ie rlc tin people second pleasant u iu iiio ry ,
the
v is ito rs de lo n g d ista nce in e ith e r d ire c tio n .
badge o f some c h a ra c te r, h u t I s u b o n ly io O ld G lo ry and s h o u ld be c o r
m it th a t th e y are not e n title d to went re s p o n d in g ly ho n o re d and respected. cla re th e y w ant to come a g ain, and
T he a p p ro p ria tio n fo i th e b rid g e
G resham w a n ts th e m to come.
A ll and f ill wus $3500, but M r. I l l l l y a r I
a badge th a t in any way resem bles
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o r can possibly lie m is ta k e n fo r tlie
w om en, m em bers o r o th e rw is e a i r is d o in g th e jo b w e ll w ith in $2 000.
service badge o f fla g re p re s e n tin g
welcom e to a ll W. C. T. U. m e e tin g “ I I t is a c re d it to th e a b ility o f M r.
The p a trio tic A m e rica n w ill keep
U n cle S am ’s lig h tin g men.
B uy W 8. 8 —
I f the s h ip y a rd em ployees are to pies and pastries in tile background
H illy a r d U nit the w o rk is not o n ly
have badges, bow about tile great u n til tile w ar is over and he content
m o d e ra te in price, hut tlie s tru c tu re
Today there is not enough food in
a rm y o f men on th e fa rm s who are
bus been L illit to stand and w ill last
In d iffe re n ce to tin 1
p ro d u c in g food fo r o u r a rm ie s? flo w w itli sim p le food
the w orld to feed a ll o f tlie people and
re g u la tio n s is
fo r 25 years, except fo r tlie p lu n k in g
ab ou t tlie men w ho w o rk in t lie m u- I Food A d m in is tra tio n
have any le ft to waste. Waste food
n ltlo n p la n ts o r on the ra ilro a d s d ia l d ire c t aid to tin- enemy.
w h ic h w ill w e ar o u t in a f ow years
and you are w a sting lives.
have re c e n tly been ta ke n o ve r by I
o f tra v e l und w ill lia ve to be re
Save a lo a f o f bread a week and
tlie G o ve rn m e n t? A ll o f these class
T lie Germ ans have , been forced to
placed.
es o f
G o ve rn m e n t
em ployees and
help keep up the tigh t.
T h e r a ilro a d com p an y w iil move
rood pro d u ce rs are ju s t as m uch en reduce th e ir ra tio n s to a m in im u m in
title d to badges o f h o n o r as th e man ord er to save food fo r th e ir figh ters
lb- ch e e rfu l.
M ental depression Ils fr e ig h t shed, cu t u ll In te rp o s in g
w ho w o rks in tlie sh ip y a rd .
digestion.
Poor
dige stion b ru sh and set an a la rm h e ll a t the
Am ericans should h e proud to v o lu n checkH
Let
us
com p are
the sacrifices ;
B o tii th e c o u n ty and co m
m ade by s h ip y a rd w o rk e rs and by t a r ily reduce th e ir e x tra va g a n t con wastes food. Wasted food helps the crossing.
food s tu ffs
and send enemy. Cheerfulness Is th e re fo re con-j pany are d o in g u ll tliu t seems pos
men in the A rm y and N avy.
T he Huniptiou o f
s h ip y a rd w o rk e r gets big wages and A m erican lig h te rs wtiat they need.
ser vat ion.
slb le to
p re ve n t
fu tu r e accide nt i
th e re , and If those w h o use the
b rid g e w ill use m o d e ra te c a u tio n
none w ill happen.
A la rg e n u m b e r o f th e a lu m n i o f
U n io n lfie -li School No. 2. atte n d e d
the p ic n ic F rid a y n ig h t at M u ltn o
m ah ! ali.-.
T h e t r ip was made by
auto. A f te r the p ic n ic lu n c h the
m em bers o f th e a sso cia tion spent th '
te st o f th e eve ning v is itin g p o in ts o f
in te re s t a ro u n d the fa lls .
M olidav n ig h t a m e e tin g was held
at the lib r a r y and the fo llo v it,g o f
ficers were e le cte d : C levelan d l! 'l. --,
p re s id e n t;
K e ith L y m a n ,
1st vice
p re s id e n t; M a rg a re t B u rk e , 2d v ie -
p re s id e n t;
O liv e O lson, s e c re ta ry ; ;
Roy G ibbs, tre a s u re r; O r v ille Z lm - 1
m e rm a n , s e rg e a n t-a t-a rm s ;
M e r r ill
Oood, h is to r ia n ; M a rg a re t S ch a n tln .
p o e t.
Buy W. S. 8 - -
FIREWORKS ORDINANCE
ORDERED ENFORCED
D o n 't W aste tlie I'ruit.
C h e rrie s are w o rth fro m 3 to 7
cents per p o un d, ra sp b e rrie s, g cents
la m e
b la c k b e rrie s
6
cents, w ild
b la c k b e rrie s
7
cents,
evergreen
b la c k b e rrie s , a cents, lo g a n b e rrie s 3
cents, cash, d e liv e re d to the H om e
P a c k in g com pany, G resha m .
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Try a want ad.
MULTNOMAH
TU ESD A Y S
AND
FRIDAYS
PLAINTIFF WINS CASE
OVER CABBAGE DEAL
Every Family a Fighting Family!
The day of talking patriotism has passed---the tiiii«
has come to practice it.
Your government has officially set
!
BLU E
Friday, June 28th
National War Savings Day
On June 28th every American is asked to enlist in
the great “ army that stays at home.
On that day every
loyal American will “ sign the pledge to invest a definite
amount in War Savings Stamps each month during 1918.
Every American family will then he a fighting farndy.
W. S. S. Cost $4.17 in June
Worth $5 .0 0 Jun. 1, 1923
National War Saving« Committee
This Space P a trio tic a lly C o n trib u te d
E. I). Van lio o te g e in , te n a n t on
the C h a rle s B r u m lia ll place east o f
T ro u td a le , won his s u it h e fo n a ju r y
in Ju d g e D a y to n 's c o u rt at P o rtla n d
yeste rd ay.
T h e d e fe n d a n t, G eorge C h am b er
la in , la te ge n e ra l m erch an dise man
at C o rb e tt on th e C o lu m b ia H igh
w ay, refused to pay Van llo o te g e m
fo r tw o tons o f rahbage sold and d<
liv e re d at an u g le e il p rice o f $?ä p> I
io n lust T h a n k s g iv in g day, c lu im in g
U nit tlie cabbage were not A I, a
represe nted and
w o u ld
not b rin g
m ore tha n $16 a fte r s h ip p in g Un in
to T lie Dalles. T ile v e rd ic t was fo r
tlie f u ll a m o u n t o f th e p la in tiff's
c la im .
T he p la in tiff was rep rese nted by
M ilo ('. K in g o f G resham und the de
fe n d a u t
was
rep rese nted
by ex-
Judge L ittle fie ld and Joseph A llu v -
ley o f P o rtla n d .
— B uy W. 8. 8 .—
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B IR D
NOTES
E ve ry weel^ at th is th e a tre you w ill
be th r ille d by the h a ir ra is in g dan
Ing w ork o f E D D IE POLO, fa v o rite
o f m illio n s o f M ovie Fans. See h im
T H U R S D A Y N ig h t
It is not too la te to s ta rt tlie big
se ria l " T H E (»BAY (»HOST
A -
nopsis o f the play is given each week.
The C u rre n t Events and F in le y p ic
tu re w h ich Is shown at Hie B lu e llird
ire every T h u rsd a y n ig h t are bo-ii
in te re s tin g and educating.
IxtCs go.
A comedy is shown each T hursd ay
n ig h t c o n sistin g s f tw o reels
These
comedies are d e a n and re a lly fun ny.
F IV E TONS C L O V B lt H A Y fo r sale
in th e shock $20 a ton i f ta ke n at
once.
O n e -h a lf
m ile
n o rth
of
P le asa nt Hom e.
F. M. M yers,
phone 455.
D o n ’t
delay
b u y in g
th a t B lu e
F la m e o il stove, the p ric e w ill s u re ly
advance. See L . L. K id d e r H d w . t'o .