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VOL. 10, NO. 33
PHILLIPS LEADS IN
GODDESS CONTEST
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
VACATIONERS RETURN
AFTER HAPPY OUTING
COUNTY,
OREGON
TUESDAY, JUNE 22,
1920
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
11.60 PER YEAR
BIG THINGS UNDER WAY FOR CELEBRATION pu ?S, c „ ehe V! nthoonnufreskeesnob 'BIG race card is
BEING PREPARED
Mrs. H. L. St. C lair of th e O ut
The first s ta te conference of public
look force has re tu rn e d from a well
4:00 A. M. Sunrise Salute.
h ealth nurses will be held in P o rt
earn ed vacation of two d elig h tfu l
land Ju ly 1 and 2. All nu rses doing
9.30 I arade Starts from Mt. Hood Depo«. on Roberts Ave., any
The «andidates for th e F o u rth of
form of public h ealth n u rsin g —
weeks which she sp e n t in Idaho vis
Ju ly qaeen have been adding to th e ir
Roberts to Powell; Powell.to M ain; Main to Fair county, school, in d u stria l, o r city A good program of autom obile and
itin
g
w
ith
relativ
es
and
friends.
She
visitin g n u rse w ork— will be in a t
co unt «Ince F rid a y b u t h a re not
Grounds; Led by Byers’ Band.
tendance. The lay m em bers of the horse races has been a rran g e d with
was accom panied by h e r daughter,
changed th e order.
associations o r em ploying agencies m ore th an $8000 in prizes fo r th e
M
argaret,
and
they
both
ag
ree
th
a
t
10:30 Program in grove:— Address of welcome by Mayor which
Miss P hillips still leads. T he vote
are back of th e work are also week of th e M ultnom ah county fa ir
next
to
G
resham
,
th
e
b
eau
tifu
l
valley
th is m orning (T uesday) was as fol
Kenney; Patriotic Address by Judge Jacob Kanzler, urged to com e to th e m eetings
which is again com bined w ith th e
a
t
the
confluence
of
th
e
Boise
and
lows:
This conference follow s im m ed iate
of
Portland;
Singing
—
Music
bv
Band
—
Music
by
M
an u factu rers and L and P ro d u cts
ly a th re e days session of th e sta te
Opal P hillips, firem en's candidate, S nake rivers w ould be a fine place to
show fo r th e week of O ctober 4 to 9.
Highland
Pipers.
conference
of
social
w
orkers.
Both
live.
22,700.
conferences a re to be held in the
M onday and T uesday have been
Caldw ell, w here th e St. Clairs 12-1 Picnic Dinner.
Vivian Lovelace, Red Cross candi
P o rtlan d C en tral L ibrary. T he two given o ver to th e autom obile races
w
ere
visiting,
in
one
of
th
e
oldest
types of work, social service and and first class drivers have been e n
date, 20,020.
1 ~2 P. M. I rogram at Grandstand:—Music and Dancing public
h ealth n u rsin g , a re very close
W inifred St. C lair, M ethodist choir tow ns is so u th e rn Idaho. It is
by
Scotch
Pipers;
Address.
ly allied to one an o th e r and m any tered in th e program .
progressive tow n of fo u r o r five
can didate, 13,020.
w orkers who a tte n d th e social work
The horse race p ro g ram s ta rts
2 - 5 Horse Racing; Athletic Events Between Heats.
L aV erne M aulding, Union High th ousand in h a b ita n ts on th e main
ers conference Ju n e 28, 29 and 30 W ednesday w ith th e 2 :24 tro t and
ro
u
te
p
f
th
e
Oregon
Short
Line.
It
a re plan n in g to rem ain for the pace, five furlong run and ru u for 2-
school candidate, 3,530.
5 - 6 Airplane Exhibition Flight and Air Stunts.
n u rse s’ conference Ju ly 1 and 2.
G ertru d e B rugger, P ou ltry club is connected by in te ru rb a n lines with
The first m orning of th e nurses year-olds. T he la tte r race Is sch ed
Boise and Nam pa. F o rm e r G resh 9 - 2 Dancing — Orchestra Music.
can dlate, 2,130.
conference
will be ta k en up w ith a uled to en courage th e tra in in g of th e
S atu rd ay evening the contest will am people living th e re a re Mr. and
g en eral reg istratio n followed by a young horses. T h u rsd ay th e M eier
discussion of th e p resen t sta tu s of & F ra n k p u rse of $1000 will be com
close w ith a big s tre e t dance and an Mrs. Idlem an.
Mrs. Idlem an, and h e r m other,
public h ealth n u rsin g in th e state. peted for in th e 2 :08 pace. Ju liu s
auction o f votes will be held. Every
A fter th is th e two special topics of M eier is an en th u sia stic booster of
body will be given a chance to vote “ G ran d m a” S leret, Mrs. St. C lair and
In d u strial n u rsin g and tuberculosis
th is sp o rt and has m ade th e race pos
fo r th e ir fav o rite candidate. It will M argaret spent a day in N am pa vis-
n u rsin g will receive atten tio n .
pay to be on hand and ready to v o t a * ^ n* w ith th e E. A. L indsey fam ily,
School n u rsin g discussions will be sible by his offering. T h ere will also
because if you don’t vote for your | They also saw Mr. and Mrs. G eorge
th e fea tu re of th e e n tire aftern o o n be a 2 :15 tro t of $850 an d a 2 :1 3
T he M ultnom ah C ounty Council advantages of th e public h ealth serv of Ju ly 1. U nder th is g en eral topic pace accom panied by six-furlong ru n ,
can didate th e o th e r fellow ’s candl- Born8ted and children. Mr. L indsey
th
will be inform al ta lk s on such
d ate will surely win. T h ere will be ls 8alesm an f° r F o rd cars and F o rd held a moat successful m eeting S at ice and especially on th e question of su e b re
jects as inspections of school and one m ile run.
one m ore count before S aturday and I son tra c to rs and is doing a th riv in g u rday a t which tim e th e election of organizing a hom e n u rsin g class th is buildings, class room s, and individual
T he S atu rd ay program will in
th en th e co n test will be lively fo r i t 1 buBinees- He has recently b u ilt a officers was held.
fall in each of th e com m unities rep pupils, hom e visits, classroom teach clude a new ru n n in g race, a mile and
ings in h ealth , how the hom e and one-eighth derby for a purse of $500,
Mrs. J. Lynch was re-elected by a resented in th e council.
will only be ab o u t 36 hours a fte r th e j large concrete building capable of
school can co-operate w ith th e
la st c o a n t is p rin te d F rid a y u n til th e J bolding ‘ 5 o r m ore cars a t a tim e, unanim ous vote to serve as presid en t
Those p resen t seem ed to be h e a rti nurses
and
how
th e
nurses* and a free-fof-all tro t and pace.
Mrs. Lynch ly in favor of ta k in g such a course w ork
final vote is received.
11 has a room y and convenient office fo r th e com ing year.
The county schools have spoken for
in th e
schools can
be
T he candidates a re runn in g r a th e r and an a ttra c tiv e show room and has been a tire less w o rk er for th e and it is likely th a t several classes m ade th e m eans of developing p re all th e space in th e ch ild re n ’s exhibit
close as a $5.00 vote in th e ir favor ' glves every Pvidencp of being a grow council and th ro u g h h e r efforts has wil be form ed th is fall. T his is un n atal, pre-school, and tu b ercu lo sis pavilion and th e P o rtlan d schools
would change th e positions of several ing and Profltable business. Mr. and added sev eral local circles to th e der th e auspices of th e Red Cross visitin g n u rse w ork in th e homes
The m orning session F riday. Ju ly have reserved a section of th e b al
of th e candidates and put them ahead Mrs, L lndsey arp also building a fine, council and assisted in th e organiza- who fu rn ish n u rses to give th e in 2, will be given over to child w elfare cony.
j m odern house, w hich will be ready I l *on of a n u m b er of new circles. It is structions. T he cost of th e course is discussions u n d er th e tw o g en eral
of th e ir n ea rest com petitor
The ch ild ren of th e county have
Even th re e d o lla r’s w orth of votes ' for occupancy before th e su m m er is feIt ‘h at she will accom plish even trifling am o u n tin g to probably $1 for head in g s,— city pro g ram s an county alread y prom ised enough livestock to
program
s.
T
he
discussions
will
In
would reverse the positions of th e two ° Ver' Thpy arp K restly pleased w ith nlore th is y ear as sh e u n d erstan d s 15 lessons. T he course includes be
ch ild ren ’s clinics, scales for m ake u fine show ing for th e county,
leading candidates.
| N am pa> w hich th ey expect to m ake ‘he situ a tio n now even b e tte r th an side th e bedside ca re of th e sick, clude
w eighing and m easu rin g babies and but In addition larg e herds of cattle,
L arge num bers of country people i th e ,r p erm a p en t home.
she did a y ear ago.
preventative m easures and o th e r ch ildren, n u tritio n classes and pre us well as horses, hogs, sheep, poul
will be on hand a t th e close and will | A deli« h tfu l day was sp e n t w ith I O th er officers w ere eleoted as fol- practical m ethods which aids th e stu n a ta l advisory nursing.
try and pet stock are com ing.
T he lay w orkers who a re backing
vote for th e ir favorites.
A l a r g e ! Mr' and M rs' C b as- W. A lbertson, ' 'o w s:
fllrst vice p resid en t, Mrs. d en t in carry in g o u t th e d o cto r’s o r
T he e n tire m achinery pavilion has
up and su p p o rtin g public h ealth
n u m ber have already signified th e ir I f° rm erIy of th ls pIace- T h eir hom e K endall of th e T ro u td ale P aren t- ders.
n u rsin g In th e sta te and who form been tak en over by th e autom obile
in te n tio n s of being on hand for th e ’ is a t P a rm a ' n o t fa r fron> th e O regon-| T eacher asso ciatio n ; second vice
Miss N ellie Fox from th e P o rtlan d such an Im p o rtan t and vital a p art of accessory men and a big overflow-
s tre e t dance and auction. T he -com-1 Idaho ,in e- M r- A lbertson has th e j p resid en t, Mrs. H obson; ¡president library told of som e of th e com m u th e w ork, will have ch arg e of the ten t ls being provided fo r heavy farm
m ittee in charge prom ise th a t the i ° Versight of a la rg e apple ran ch be- of ‘ he G ilb ert association la st y ea r; nity activ ities w hich had been a suc F rid ay aftern o o n program and a m achinery.
The m an ag em en t a n
most in te restin g and helpful series
m usic fo r th e dance will be th e best I longlng t0 his bro th er-in -law , and is ; th ird vice p resid en t, Mrs. A lta M. cess in com m unities w here sh e had of ta lk s is scheduled. One of th e im nounces th a t good, clean am usem ent
th a t can be obtained. A good Jazz or- kept exceedlng’y busy. P arm a is an « e n try , p resid en t of th e Powell Val- lived.
p o rta n t topics will be th a t of publici will be provided d u rin g th e week,
ch e stra will m ake every one w ant to intere8ting little tow n, clean and a t - ' ’ey asso ciatio n ; secretary , Mrs. L.
Miss Fox told of th e plans of th e ty which is so necessary in th e d e w hile th e best of m usical ta le n t has
ent of all public h ea lth n u rs been engaged for th e aftern o o n and
jo in th e fun. T he stre e ts will be j tra c tiv e - 11 bas th e usual business A. H arlow of T ro u td ale ; tre a su re r, lib ra ria n s fo r th e book w agon ro u te velopm
ing.
evening.
cleaned and ready fo r th e crow d ' and com m ercial estab lish m en ts b u t M rs|. R. B. M ilne of th e O rient asso and asked th e co-operation of all to
E very com m unity in Oregon should
T he g a th e rin g , both dance and a u c - 1 the ppopIp a re P articu larly proud of ciatio n ; press rep o rter, Mrs Cook of m ake it a success. Miss Fox is a feel a very real In terest In th ese
T he g ran g e rs a re all w orking on
tion will be held n e a r th e fo u n tain ) its com m unlty church and recreatio n th e Lynch circle.
very pleasing sp eak er.
All those m eetings and every public sp irited th e ir exhibits. They will all, with
T he county council now includes present w ere m uch b e tte r inform ed citizens who is in terested in b e tte r p erh ap s one exception, m ake an ex
b ut will occupy as fa r up Main s t r e e t ! haH now u n d er co n stru ctio n a t a cost
T ro u td ale , V ictory, on th e book w agon an d w hat It com m unity h ealth should feel him self hibit. Several o th e r counties in th e
as is necessary to handle th e crow ds, i of about 165,000. One fe a tu re of six circles:
especially invited to all th e sessions.
Get your best g irl, your au to and | this pburcb is "T he F rien d ly M en’s Lynch, G ilbert, O rient and Powell would do fo r th e com m unity, when
s ta te have also reserved space. Spaces
a supply of gas and come enjoy th e Class ’ of thp Sunday school, in which Valley. R ussellville and C edar asso Miss Fox had closed h e r ta lk and FARMER'S FIELD DAY
fo r a g ric u ltu ra l exhibits have all
fun. It is all free and th e re will be p rac ,le ally every m an In tow n tak es ciation circles have voted to Join th e considerable en th u siasm was aroused.
TO BE HELD JULY 31 been reserved.
a p len tifu l supply.
!an nct i ve p art. T he class recently council but as yet they have not
Officers of th e fa ir are II. A. Lewis,
A n u m b er of pleasing songs and
F a rm e r’s field day will be held p rised e n t;
T he o th e r plans of th e com m ittee at,Pndpd a convention in a body. 75 officially notified th e officers of th e recitatio n s by m em bers of th e Lynch
J. W. T ow nsend, vice
at M ultnom ah county fa ir g rounds p resid e n t;
are m a tu rin g fast. Racing, contests, !S ,rong' and put on a whoIe evening council of th e ir action.
A. F. M iller, secretary ;
school were m uch enjoyed.
I t was voted to om it th e A ugust
aero p lane stu n ts and a big p ara d e a re | prograln
A vote of th a n k s was ten d ered the Ju ly 31, 1920. T his was decided a t T heodore B rugger, tre a su re r, and C.
The p are n ts of Mr. A lbertson and m eeting ot th e council and hold th e Lynch P aren t-T ea ch e r association for c m eeting of th e com m ittees of varl D. M inton, m anager.
Im portant features, G et in line and
his b ro th er and sisters live a t P arm a. n ex t m eeting in O ctober.
G ilbert th e ir ho sp itality , fo r th e delicious ous su b o rd in ate g ran g es W ednesday
be a booster.
M an u fa ctu rers’ and Land P ro d u cts
school w ill be th e next m eeting d in n er and fo r th e conveyances at th e Pom ona g range. J. J. Jo h n show officers are, David M. D unne,
SCHOOL FINANCES
place as th e council voted to accept which m et th e cars ta k in g th e v isit son was selected as g en e ral c h a ir p resid e n t; A. E. G an ten b eln , vice
JOSEPH SCHANTIN WINS
IN GOOD CONDITION th e in v itatio n of th e G ilbert P aren t- ors to th e school and th en again ta k man and S. B. H all was elected sec p resid e n t; C. D. M inton, secretary -
PORTLAND GIRL AS BRIDE
re ta ry .
T each er association.
m anager, and A. O. Jo n es, tre a su re r.
ing them to th e statio n a fte r th e
At th e school election held Monday
A very p re tty w edding took place
T he follow ing com m ittees w ere ap
T he question of m usic In the schools m eeting.
at* St. M ary's church, P o rtlan d , on C. J. L u n d q u ist’s rep o rt show s th a t was discussed b u t it was th o u g h t
Lynch d istrict has one of th e m ost p ointed: program com m ittee, J. J. ASSISTANT CLUB
W ednesday, Ju n e 16, w hen Miss! th e d istric t is in a m uch b e tte r finan- best to leave it for each d istric t to progressive P aren t-T ea ch e r associa Jo h n so n , ch a irm an ; Mrs. H. II.
LEADER VISITS COUNTY
H elena F. M cIntire of P o rtlan d and j cial condition th an It was a t th e last tak e up fo r them selves. It was su g tions in tfie county. T h ro u g h th e ir Eling, Mrs. J. W. T ow nsend. Mrs. U.
Miss
G ertru d e W arren , a ssista n t
Joseph P^ S chantin, oldest son of g en eral election.
gested th a t if n earby d istric ts should efforts a larg e com m unity room has (J. S m ith; com m ittee on m usic, Mrs.
n
atio
n
al
club leader, sp e n t T h u rsd ay
A. G. S chantin of Rockwood were
Mrs. R. I.
co-operate th is m ight be bro u g h t been added to th e ir school and a C h itte rd e n , ch a irm an ;
u n ited in m arriag e.
Thp rpport in Ju ,le 1919- show ed a about.
in th e county. W ith Miss E thel C al
A
nderson,
Mrs.
W
elch.
Mrs
Dixon,
piano purchased. Lynch d istric t ls
kins, county lead er, she visited th e
Miss N ora M ilan, of P o rtlan d , act- 1 balance of $13.31, th is y ear th e re
Miss R uth Young, county h ealth to be co n g ra tu lated on its en te rp rls Mrs. R. W. Gill, Mrs. G eorge S leret,
port
shows
a
balance
of
$2761.89
ed as bridesm aid and Tony S chantin,
Mrs. M. M ultahoff, Mrs. Lena Nelson H illsdale school and inspected the
n u rse, was present and spoke on th e ing society.
work of th e sew ing club at th a t
T he d istric t has received from th e
b ro th e r of th e groom , as best m an.
and Mrs. C lara L arsson.
school.
WHY W E’RE FOR HIM.
A fter th e w edding a delicious din county tre a s u re r from th e d istric t tax
CONSIDERATIO N FAIIJ4.
C om m ittee on sp o rts: C. P. Mof
T his school has m ade a w onderful
n e r was served a t th e hom e of Tony $7688.46, from th e county school tax
fitt. ch a irm an ; T. P. Cam pbell, W. E
The O regonian m entions th a t the
S chantin, Mr and Mrs. S chantin left fund $622.05. One hu n d red dollars
...
,
i 'rb e C o ttre ll and Union d istric t Tow nsend, O. H. H adden, L. D. record th e past two years in sew ing
im m ediately a fte r d in n e r fo r a sh o rt has been received from tu itio n and republican presid en tial can d id ate is both votPd t0 tu rn t|)p Un(on H
E llio tt, G eorge H u rlb u rt, K enneth and it is en tirely th e w ork of Miss
Hnotyp« o p erato r, and th e story school proposition down a t lh p lr elpp. B urgess, Ja m es Benfield, T. J. K reu- Curly, th e principal. H illsdale is a
honeym oon trip a fte r which they will $25 from all o th e r sources. T his a
reside In P o rtlan d w here Mr. Schan m akes a to ta l receip t of $11,695.27 Is told th a t Mr. H ard in g on a visit to t)on la8t S aturday.
der. C om m ittee on arran g e m en ts of tw o-room school and Miss C urly has
a sm all tow n in Ohio happened into a
for th is year.
L ast year
tin is in business.
Given a fa ir proposition, six o u t g ro u n d s, H. A. Lewis, ch a irm an ; th e fo u r u p p er grades.
T he d isbursem en ts for th e y ear new spaper office, d oubtless from force of th e seven d istric ts voting have C. P. Moffitt, J. S leret, J. F ro st. R. I. sh e was th e le ad e r of a sew ing club
B. L. W alrad retu rn ed yesterday to taled $8,933.38 of th is th e sum of of h ab it, he having learn ed th e p rin t tu rn ed th e m easu re down fo r v a ri A nderson, F red C rane, C. II. Stone of 19 g irls who had one of th e lot)
from
the St.
M arten's m ineral $6900 was paid fo r te a c h e rs’ wages. e r's tra d e when a young man. He ous reasons. A m bition fo r hom e Jo h n Tow nsend, W. A. Young. G us P**r <’Pn‘ C' “ bH Ot thp co u n tJr- T hts
Spirngs hotel, w here he w ent fo r a
visited th e "com posing room ,” th e com m unity, fe a r of h ig h e r taxes, u n Richey, W H. S nashall, T. P. Camp- XP8r Ml"8 C u r,y a8kpd to ta k e th e
w eek’s rest and baths. He rep o rts F uel and school supplies totaled
as favorable resu lts as possible fo r so $626.58 and th e sum of $836.05 was place w here th e type is set, and w ith w illingness on th e p a rt of som e to bell, Roy K ern, J. J. Jo h n so n , M. H. work again and has a class of 12 who
sh o rt a tim e and speaks highly of the spent on rep airs and im proving o ut m aking know n his id en tity , ob give th e m easu re p ro p er stu d y and W heeler, T heodore B ru g g er; com will soon finish and will be an o th e r
cd u rteo us tre a tm e n t accorded th e grounds. Besides th ese sum s $204.61 tained th e fo rem an 's perm ission to consideration w ere am ong th e causes
m ittee on publicity and finance, E L. 100 per cent club.
p atro n s of th is re so rt by M anager
o p erate one of th e linotype m achines.
T he work Is b eautifully done. Miss
was
paid
on
principal
and
in
te
rest
on
..
,
, .
, which defeated th e move fo r consoll- T horpe
Foley and his corps of assistants.
T he ch airm an of each co m m ittee W arrp " gaVP th ® ««rl» especial cred-
B urt is not going up alone next tim e bonds and w arra n ts, $43 fo r Insur- As th e v o lu n teer s d eft fingers flew j Nation
fo r he has decided th a t th e m an th a t I ance and $75 fo r d istric t c le rk ’s sal- ov- r th e keyboard of th e m achine j W hlIe thp rPa8on8 arp m any anf) was requested to call th e ir com m it- / ? " Ule ,uncheon 8P’8 which they
ta k es his p resent wife along w ith ary. T he sum of $248.14 was spent
l ! ~ ural p y
P. fo[ e n ia n lth e excuses p len tifu l, th e re su lt Is tees to g e th er a t an early d a te and I
®®n,p ,eted
Tho w ork was es-
him is one of th e lions of society.
for o th e r purposes.
. . . . . .
i sim ple and is expressed In th e w ords plan th e ir respective activ ities.
I j pecially fine and a rtistic and Miss
of „ prom1atn< 8 tu d en t w h„ wou)d
O ther In terestin g item s tak en from tion n o t know ing th e m an ’s nam e.
All com m ittees will m eet on th e ' , "5” ? B“ ld they w ere am ong th e
I will tu to r stu d e n ts In science,
P re tty n ifty w o rk .” com m ented have PntPrpd thp ju n ,o r c,agg negt M ultnom ah county fa ir g ro u n d s Sun-1 bP*‘ 8hfi had 8ppn- T he work was
m athem atics, and g rad e subjects. the cle rk ’s rep o rt is th e fact th a t
An o p portunity fo r you. boys and school d istric t No. 4 has a taxable th e boss p rin te r, and tu rn in g to th e I yPar. Th)g 8 tu d P n r„ o n , Pom m ent day, Ju ly 11 a t 3 p. m. to re p o rt i r“ uch raorp effective and elab o rate
g irls, to m ake up w ork In su b jects p roperty valuatio n of $1,388,260.
m an ag er of th e new spaper, who had on ,„ p PlePtlon wa„ ..W pI, R mpang progress on com m ittee w ork and to ' " an th ” U’ Ual mpmbpr8 u n d ertak e,
in which you failed.
nPX, vpar „
On O ctober 25, 1919 th e re w ere en ered th e room ju st as H arding had j Pan’t go 8rhool
m ake final aran g em en ts fo r field day
, h ” Club n,prabp™
th e u c -
MARY E. GOOD.
356 persons betw een th e ages of four H» w
I ond division work wore h er g rad u a-
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p
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W
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fo
r
th
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bill
in
all
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Drag S aw s!
Drag Saw s!
A utn Owner. A tten tio n !
(tion dress which she had m ade her-
and 20 living in th e d istric t, of these ially. M ight be a good Idea to h ire trlcfg havp mpt ff]p g, a , PTnpn „ Wp
w ith clutch, new Beaver w ith ex tra
th a t m an. he . a m ighty fine linotype I can 8Pnd o u r 8fudpntg to P o rtlan d
Does
your
m
achine
mlBs?
Does
8,,lf It was a ta ste fu l dress of sh e er
190
w
ere
m
ale
and
166
fem
ale.
saw at re g u la r price fo r 30 days only.
h i 'Oh 1<?
Bbp Io8, al1 ,h p PpP ri w hite m a terial trim m ed with lace
G resham em ployed n in e teach ers o p e ra to r.”
W. A. HESSEL.
ch eap er th a n we can pay th e ta x .” i IT f P. she
let us exam ine for you.
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"Y es," agreed th e m anager, “ h e’d It will be In terestin g to n o te how We are has,
la st year.
new In G resham but we are , MJ
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y’ bo ,K con8<d«red one
be
a
v
aluable
help
to
us
If
he
w
asn
't
T he schoolhouse and g ro u n d s are
m any of th e d istric ts will live up to old In th e au to gam e, and we will | H' tbp bp8t and m ost efficient teach ers
PROCLAM ATIOX.
O ur first ln ’he county, will leach at P ark ro se
valued at $20,000 and th e fu rn itu re kept so busy down In W ashington. th e ir o b lig atio n s and see th a t th e ir stan d behind o u r work.
next year
and ap p a ratu s a re w orth $2500 more. T h a t’s U nited S tates S en ato r W arren young people g et th e sam e chance cu sto m er will be given 10 p e r cent
discount who ever he may be.
In view of th e fact th a t th e
T here are two acres in th e school G. H a rd in g .”
fo r a high school course th a t th ey
O ur place ‘Is located
"Do you know ,” observed an ad- would have had a t home.
Street next to Novelty
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ECONOMY CLUB
P o rtlan d Rose F estival occurs
property,
relty shop.
she
.
A
new
playshed
will
be
added
to
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LEXEY * GEORGE, Props
on T hursday and F rid ay of
GIVES DEMONSTRATION
P ro b ab ly n o t m ore th a n 50
th e school g rou n d s th is su m m er b u t I l,uaIIy carr,PH a p rin te r’s ru le in his CPnt o f th e stu d e n ts In th e upper
th is week, and it is an event
Get y o u r cleaning and pressing
The Econom y Cooking club com
'o w in g to several changes In plans and po,' k p ,' I m et him th e o th e r evening. gradpg w„ , com p,p, p , hpIr co u r. B1,
done a t th e G resham Steam L aundry. pleted th e w ork of th e course at a
w hich «11 o u r people sho u ld
specifications th e board will have to whPn nobody about Chicago seem ed fn o th e r schools and th e percen tag e^ S atisfactio n g u a ra n te e d .— Adv.
m eeting held la st T uesday at th e
have an o p p o rtu n ity to enjoy,
ad v ertise fo r new bids. T his will b e ) to ,h ln k hp had m uch chance of get- Jn th e o th e r g rad e s will be
hom e of Mrs. C. W Gleason when
I th e re fo re proclaim T hursday
<1onp soon.
I
th#» n o m ination.
p happened to lower.
they are certain .
W hat th ey will th e club en tertain ed th e ir m othe
---------------------o u t th e ru le.
Bpvpra,
, g cton| w,„
aftern oon. Ju n e 24. a h alf
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___ e n te r here. pay In o th e r taxes and low er v alu a-l
They gave a d em onstration of
Dr. and Mrs. E arl U lanahan from
holiday for th e city of G resh
to
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am , and urge th a t all business
houses be closed beginning a t
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12 noon of said day.
of G resham will
(Signed)
closed all T h ursd ay aftern o o n .
to th e W h ite House.
GEORGE W. KENNEY,
cal d istric ts will pay fo r th e ir tu l- nlckle close th e ir vision to th e dol- plan on doing so soon
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tion
Mayor.
lars w orth of ad v an tag es w hich a re tim e the g irls plan on a n u m b e r of
FOR SALE— 28 young chickens
E at More F ru it.
T he taxpayers will not have to offered by being s purt of a g ro w in g ‘so d a ! g ath erin g s for th e sum m er
cheap. H. T. C alkins, T hird and
F ru it is ch eap er th an doctor bills.
Hood avenue, G resham .
I — Adv.
tf pay th e ad d itio n al school tax. of th a t In stitu tio n like union high
m onths.
COUNTY COUNCIL P.-T. A. MEETS AT
LYNCH DISTRICT; OFFICERS ELECTED
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