Gresham outlook., July 06, 1920, Image 1

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VOL. 10, NO. 37
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
THE AMERICAN LEGION CELEBRATION
DRAWS LARGE CROWD FROM MANY
PARTS OF STATE; 35,000 ATTEND
COUNTY,
OREGON
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920
$1 60 PER YEAR
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
NOMINATE GOV. COX
SIGNING
C T A 'r r
42 ENTRANTS IN DAIRYMEN
NEW 5 YEAR C O N T R A C T S |S T A T E
CHAMBER
MONDAY’S
_ _ _ PARADE - —
“ I PLANS ACTIVITIES
The p arad e Monday was received ? P" ’ ? ° o Pe r a ' ,vp «»ague, is hom e '
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with the g rea test enthusiasm by all ¡ ^ l l e r h L
May 1st M r.
L. L K idder, ch airm an J Cannon
who viewed it. It was th e most »m. K
h bepn w o rk in K in Coos and ,
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1 an u o n ’
T rue to th e prophets G resuam w ere announcem ents of
’o rtlan d
bitious of any th a t has ever been *
ro u n ,ie s w here he has signed ..
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M|Iler, A W.
had the biggest and best F o u r.a of m eetings but everyone w anted to g et
staged here.
P rofiting
rofiting by
by experi-
experi-1 ,7
U-P ,Uore
,h an " 200 new >
m
em bers tn
tn
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an d H - L. St. '«
C lair,
P
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“ pmDers
a ir . local
Ju ly celebration In th e history of the one of th e p osters fo r him self. T here
years th
th e e p p arad
e e was
was
J* “* “ *’ T here a re now * >» “ “ “ Pai* " executive com m ittee. m et
ences
of
fo
rm
er
years
arad
was a scram b le fo r th o se which fell
town. F rom s ta r t to finish it was a
(tot Into line and a rran g e d in th e 1
° f ,h e nP* a88,x-ia“ °n in '» 'la y to plan the local cam paign for
in th e fa ir grounds. A lthough th e
sh o rtest tim e and with the g rea test C T o r [he 7 ' ^
Wh°
' “ h *'’ E s i f *
Qr~ h a m ’ 8bayp of th
, he e
d elightful affair.
F o r once th e m ost of th e stu n ts were perform ed
for the new 5 *4-y ear co n tracts. 1150,000 to be
ease of anv yet given. T hose who t up
w eather man got the dates mixed and w hile the plane was a t quite a
o Seffectthteh neWh r f,OCia,,° n Went ,n - | th re * Tear’ fOr “^ i H i n i o u ^ V m -
were in ch arg e of th e p arad e were,
th e day daw ned w ith o u t a single height, th e last few dives w ere so low
to
effect they h iv e tak en over lltlp a ig n to put and keep Oregon to th e
Jo h n Brown, Geo. W. S tapleton and
cloud to m ar th e beauty of a perfect th a t the crowd sta rte d to sc a tte r be­
cheese factories In these two coun- front as offering an o p portunity for
C.
J.
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undquist.
sum m er day. The air was clear and fore th e plane rig h ted itself. Once 1
T here were forty-tw o en tries in ties. T h ree of th ese factories are ‘he home_seek er and the tourist
warm but even though th e afternoon th e plane glided over th e m ain b u ild ­
the
p arad e and all w ere fine. Many also equipped for m aking b u tte r
got w arm enough to send th e crow ds ing w hile it was so low it seem s th a t
Next T hursday Mr. K eller v will tive, was present and m ade sugges­
of th e floats would have been a credit
to th e ice cream p arlors and conces­ it m ight alm ost tak e the flag poles off
leave ag ain for Marshfield w here he tions to the com m ittee on carry in g
to
th
e
P
o
rtlan
d
parades.
sion stands. It was alm ost impos­ th e building.
The prizes w ere won by N um bers l " ’ " “ V " J hpad(D“"-«prs for a ° UU hP Plan of th e can >P«ign locally.
sible to keep enough ice cream to
In th e aftern o o n ju s t before th e
ta
9. 10 and 25. Each of these prizes w
‘ PXpp<’t8 “
t i k ­ e
The plan also Includes th e devel­
supply the crow ds at th e fa ir grounds aeroplane stu n ts, th e races w ere p ut
ls a silver loving cup and they w ere l
“ , ‘W,° m o n ,l‘8 ,o com plete the opm ent of com m unity and sta te re-
and several tim es th e sta n d s were on a t the race track . T he g ran d
aw arded to th e w inner in each of the " rK an,zat,on of “ >*"* counties
Mr. sources, especially a g ric u ltu ra l and
JAMES M COX. OHIO
all o u t of ice cream . By th e tim e stand was filled w ith th e crowd who !
th ree divisions.
Stockton b ro th ers I L “
cleaning up each section as in d u strial developm ent.
th a t an o th er freezer full arrived g ath ered to view th e races and to
The dem ocratic n ational conven- won first place on most original prl- th ° T *
U Bnd Prac“ «Hly «H of
Among th e m ore specific objects of
th e re were enough people w aiting to h ear the program which was put on ] Hon spent a warm and d isagreeable
vate
car.
T
heir
car
created
m
uch
!
8l‘ n i" K UP
the program of activ ities are given
buy up th e w hole lot. “ H ot dog by various e n te rta in e rs in front of day yesterday in San F rancisco ju st
th e follow ing:
favorable com m ent w herever It w ent
’
sandw iches” w ere also in g rea t de­ the grand stan d T he H ighland pipers voting vot,
M arketing,
Land
S ettlem en t;
and
it
was
a
foregone
conclusion
th
at
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n
v
m and b u t th e m any concessions w ere one of th e m ost ap p reciated I . , . ,
B
,n e
, t was labe,ed
HOME S i
r a r iq L abor; R u ral R elations; Im m i­
seemed to be able to supply th e de­ num bers on th e whole day ’s program ' 4Ul ballot at 1:40 ‘b ‘s m orning, it was a w inner
H O M E OF MRS MILLER g ratio n and Colonization.
m and although #they w ere k ept busy and they w ith B yers’ band fu rn ish ed ^ ° ' e n io r Jas. M. Cox, of Ohio, was “ H u n te r’s D ream .” and th e many
M arket Roads: N ational F o rest
heads and trophies of h u n tin g days
The m eeting of th e B aptist MIs-
d u rin g th e ru sh hours. Most of the music for th e e n tertain m en t of the nom inated J>y acclam ation,
society which was held at the Hoads; N ational Post Roads; Roose­
people had lunches and m any happy people who crow ded the g ra n d sta n d 1 A sin g u lar situ atio n develops w ere displayed in a m ost realistic 8lonary
hom e of Mrs c R
velt H ighw ay; S tate and County
m ani.er In a b eau tifu l hedge of hem
fam ily parties w ere held all over th e to overflowing. A thletic stu n ts were T he republican nom inee
?_fbpr" " o n - "'as one of th e best m eet- llighw ays; G overnm ent A pproprla-
S enator lock boughs.
fn« V hp 8oc.e,y h as“¿v‘e‘r b m rt
grounds. T he A m erican L egion had also staged here between races.
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’ s e n a ‘or
The W om en’s au x iliary float, No. MiUers ta Kch»r" ?u n ,m er ‘' “ bln of the
T he Japanese association had th e ir H ard in « ’ fr<Jm o h l°- is an all aro u n d
secured 50 park benches from P o rt­
Concerted effort to obtain from
a"d m
’bp
land and these placed aro u n d the ap p a ratu s on th e g rounds for send- p rln te r and new spaper ow ner. Gov- 10, was also artistic
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«»I I arran g e d were '
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e g gu
u ests
g rounds and out in the grove added ing up the rockets which explode and ern o r Cox is a p rin te r, having worked and won first place for o rganization jt 8O cool and«* V “’ BUrprlse(i to And G overnm ent $6,500.000 m orally due
to O regon; C o-operation w ith Irri­
cars. A large n um ber of auxiliary
much to th e com fort of the im m ense form into a b eau tifu l flag w ith a in his ea rlie r years a t the trad e,
gation and d rain ag e d istricts.
women w ere grouped in th e float
crowds. N ever at a large g ath erin g p ara ch u te attach ed .
At i n t e r v a l s ______________
N ational ad v ertisin g of ag ric u l­
Beside th e dain ty a rran g e m en t of
of th is sort was th e re so little these were sen t up and created a CONCERT AT CHURCH
th e w hite flowers and greens, th e
k R.8 la
favorp<‘ ‘he V udL tu ra l o p p o rtu n ities and scenic re-
tro u b le and so many conveniences a r ­
g reat deal of in terest. T he program s
WAS MUCH APPRECIATED au x iliary pin design was worked in ■■■•“ - -■ ,wo beau ‘HuI violin . „ i „ . sources; News L etters; C ircu lariza­
ranged for th e com fort of visitors. w ere good all day. In th e m orning
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tio n ; Exhibits.
flowers on each sid e of th e tru ck .
M any of th e fea tu re s should and th e program w hich followed th e pa-
T be appreciation concert which The
effect was beau tifu l. Legion
tW° 8oloR 1,1 h er u ln a* charm**
To develop In d u stries we now
probably will be established a t every rade was of a splendid type for a was g,vpn u n d er th e auspices of the
gua-rds m arched by th e side of th e , *7nien‘allbpr
was .also accom-' have; To utilize, th ro u g h Oregon
public g a th e rin g in th e fu tu re.
celebration. It was varied, sh o rt and M ethodist choir T h u rsd ay evening
m an u factu re, o u r raw m aterials and
special
“ NPaI
A fter
The first aid room was a very en tertain in g . Ju d g e K an zler deliv- waa * e ll atten d ed by a large crowd,
F arm M achinery -carried sc rip tu re read tag andn! , r X a.1" 1 ».th * n atu ra l reso u rce .; C o-operate with
p opular place and Mrs. S. C. Jones ered th e m ain address and stirre d up The church was filled w ith an audi- oft H f essel’s
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local com m unities to Induce new In­
who had charg e of it was k ep t busy th e Are of p atrio tism by his ta lk ob ence th a t th o ro u g h ly enjoyed the ex-
slon.
A
large
plow
was
m
anned
by
j
aftern
o
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n
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w
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i
“8 i he reat of ‘hp d u stries to locate in Oregon.
supplying necessary supplies and the D eclaration of Independence and cellent program which had been ar-
Co-operation with lu m b er Industry
a very sm all ’ m an" and a wee m aid- doors.
u ’
be
spent
of
bandaging fingers th a t w ere burned the C onstitution .
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ranged.
in all m atters.
en was o p eratin g a sep arato r.
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o r cut. She atten d ed to a nu m b er of
B yers’ band gave several selections
T he chorus was composed of th e
Inspire in youth of Oregon love for
The
p arad e
wa
led hy
m in o r in ju ries d u rin g th e day and and th e H ighland pipers gave some G resham M. E. choir and th e A rleta
M ayor Kenney i„ a
Z i‘?heflrhonePd,P8
«mss sta te and an ap p reciatio n of Its 00-
ope case of cedar poisoning. The of th e ir popular num bers. T he sing- j B aptist choirs u n d er th e direction of Dyers’ band.
portunltleg.
decorated car cam e next. T he Are ' clam atlo n s of^dellsM ® " nd P,any
first aid room fills a need and should ing was led by W alter Je n k in s of Joseph A. Finley.
T he com bined engine followed w ith ap p p ro p riateI each g uest m ade the d lse« i?eard 118
Aggressively work fo r legislation
be established a t every session of th e P ortland. Mr. Je n k in s had w ith him rh o iis filled th e pulpit and choir
they were l„ a b eau tifu l
,h a t fostering ag ric u ltu re, Industry and
county fa ir and at all celebrations of th e o th e r m em bers of the K osarian platform s. All of th e selections by decorations
The q u een ’s float was artistic ally T h e'm o u n f’’l' “ V * b®Pn h ,« A u n developm ent of n a tu ra l resources-
th is sort.
q u a rte t and they gave several selec­ the com bined choirs and th e two
oppose legislation d etrim en ta l to besi
decorated and Miss Opal Phillips, th e peeled was
I Wh‘f h no onp
An even “m ore popular place was tions which k ep t th e crowd w ishing
num bers by th e A rleta choir were Goddess of L iberty and h er atten d - 1 inerous chairs, h a m m o ^ S " ™ ? , N u' In terests of Oregon.
th e lad ies’ re st room w ith a free th a t they would sing one more.
splendid.
The vocal solo by Miss ants, th e Misses Vivian Lovelace. |
W ater Pow er D evelopment.
»he open c 7 r X
checking d ep a rtm en t fo r bundles
Mrs. K arl J. H agberg san g a solo Edella Towle and th e piano solo by
W ork
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and w raps, and w ith big easy chairs in h e r usual pleasing m anner. She
and benches fo r those who w ished to was accom panied by her d au g h ter. E dna Benson received h earty encores and G ertru d e B rugger, looked very i clever read in g s bv* u A " u‘nbpr <>f
to which they graciously responded. charm ing In th e ir d ain ty costumes, and Mrs. C. M
H Mil,Pr H arbors.
rest. A long ta b le w ith m agazines Miss M artha H agberg.
The
song
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Ita
llt,
Italia,
Beloved
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Chipm
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followed
b
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a
r
in
g
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"?uch
enjoyed.
Afte”
thpni?»uaTPrP
E ire P a tro l; L anding Fields
and large Jardiniere of flowers
M ayor Geo. W. K enney delivered was d elig h tfu lly ren d ered by Mr. and ‘he colors.
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‘he ch airs w
were
J ? _ rpaAlngs
rp ad l"K«
» pu a . . rra
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Obtain
from < overninent appro-
looked most attractiv e. T he room the opening add ress of the day and
played ” m u sh ^ eh " " d th e
Mrs. Finley, E sth er Caudy and H ar-
F ollow ing Mr. C hipm an came a guests
much m errim en t u h . r,ha,r8 «mid prlatlon equal to tax th a t would be
was cooled w ith several electric fans welcomed th e visitors to th e tow n and
, long line of nearly forty beau tifu lly ! m ro ta w'
e refresh- paid if owned pidvately.
and even du rin g th e h o tte st p a rt of expressed th e hope th a t they would old Moore of P o rtlan d .
Thp
o
rch
e
stra
num
bers
by
Mr
an
,li
(lecorateO
cars and floats"" which " “ lp 'flower p o s a m i Ä
. . ' ice in
F o ster to u rist hotels co nstruction-
th e day th e re st room was com fort­ all have a happy tim e. The pf-ogram
Mrs. F. W Fieldhouse. W. L. Gor- moved slow ly down Roberts
were
served
ak „ .. x
were (,n
served
Ah,.n7
‘” |OU8
u8 cakp
able. All so rts of conveniences w ere was In charge of Ju d g e Geo. W. S ta­
avpnue t pr,,M
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About fin"
60 persons
were Im provem ent of highw ays leading to
sage and Jo h n Ide w ere much en- to Powell s tre e t and th en across to P r i8at"e In
‘ ra te r Lake, Jo sep h in e Caves and
a t hand even to an electric curling pleton who Introduced th e speakers.
J° yPd ,
.
Ma,n 8‘rpp‘ w here th e stre e ts were d ep arted a fte the
r afternoon
Ö X ‘ö r," h ' the
np,
o th e r scenic w onders; a ttra c t to u r­
iron which d id n 't get m uch chance to
In th e evening an Im prcm ptu p ro ­
A pleasing n um ber on the program ; Packed w ith crow ds w aiting to see ''8‘ aftern o o n s they h«rfP J* '‘a8ant’ ists.
cool off a fte r it was first discovered. gram was arran g e d for 7 :15 and
s p 'n t for
Co-op,-ration with local C ham bers
The arran g e m en t fo r the carin g of proved to be one of th e best of th e were th e readings w hich were given ‘he p arad e pass. T he long line of | HO,ne ‘Imp.
by
J
F
red
McGrew
who
is
here
from
autom
obiles
proceeded
up
Main
p
u
r
o
n
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of Com m erce and county o rg an iza­
little children and babies was the day. T he program com menced s h o rt­
tions.
W illam ette U niversity. Mr. McGrew «Ifreet to F ifth w here they «gain U K E S H A M COUPLE
m ost n e^ led and m ost appreciated
ly before 7:30 and lasted fo r a little is a clever rea d er and his encore set , tu rn ed and w ent down F ifth to the
MARRIED
SUNDAY
G ath erin g and dissem in atin g ac­
fe a tu re of th e re st room. A sm all m ore th a n an hour. T he one d elig h t­
th e crow d off in gales of lau g h ter.
fair grounds. T he p arad e disband-1
Th«
c
u
ra
te Inform ation about Oregon.
cot was place in one co rn er of th e ful fe a tu re of the evening program
w edding of W’llb u r L. Stanley.
Rev. R. E. Myers, p asto r of th e pd a fte r passing th e au d lto rlu
O rganization of w estern sta te s for
room and enclosed in screens.
A
sm all electric fan kept the im p ro -1 ’ e T f o X ^ X o n d Z r t o ’ encoVes’ T ^ h e ^ x J r X d t V a p p r X t i o n o ^
‘h a V t h X ^ r t
i p“r
M' 88 ' ‘aUra May S b |P'8p
m utual benefit.
Of th e funds being raised for this
Im p o rtan t work P o rtlan d pledges
»60,000 a year for th e th re e years
and th e rem ainder, o r $90,000 Is to
E
Myers
officiating
w anted him back again b u t realizin g . p urchase of th e new piano fo r th e [
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th e grounds o r in th e rest room . Miss
The w edding was a p retty hom e a f ­ come from th e sta te a t large.
th a t he m ust be tired they began to church, and also to th e commute«
How E d ito rs S t* rt Things
It is proposed to raise In th is lo­
M. Misz, assisted by Mrs. E. K irk ­
fair
was
listen to reason
H e was exception- who had charge of th e p urchasing of
T he ed ito r was a believer In’ ”y e l-' d late and
m em
b er, atten
„r d k ed by th e “ tmme-
“
cality $900 to cover a period of th ree
wood,
the . re .h st room. a y gOOd and th e q u a ,n t of Scotcb the piano
P .r h took
.n - charge
«ho C o of
. .h
low” Journalism and ran this as a
-rh mPDlbpr8 of bo,h fam ilies.
P erhaps th e fact th a t they w ere gonfrs
gang a re ]oved by ev eryOne
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leading ed ito rial;
"T h e business
’ bp y o u ,|K Ppople a re now on a years. G resham is definitely Identi­
fied with th e S tate C ham ber In this
being so well e n tertain ed and cared T he tw o young ladles who w ere w ith
T ° ,,u r F rien d s and P atro n s.
" laP of ‘bi8 ‘°*'n who is In the h ab it i 8,iorf wpd ding trip a t one of the
work,
along with nearly a hu n d red
fo r m ade the crowd good n atu re d , at th e pipers did som e fine dancing p u t - 1 An Parties w an t'n g wood sawed te r a u V ’ « ? 8 w e "
P h P hH8i *7.*' P” ’’Ular
m ountain
reso rts, a fte r
any ra te they w ere a good n atu re d tin g on several different num bers Wl" d" ? , p" «° b a*p “ done as soon ' name*” ’
* " * PUbI' 8h hl" * h k h ,bpy *»■ ‘■>akp ‘bp<r hom e In o th e r com m unities.
T he S tate B ankers association in
bunch and the speaial police had no Several selections by th e pipers
PO8’w J
Thp " PXt day ‘h 'rty seven business ? ° r ,I a ',d ’. Where Mr Stanley is a stu -
tro u b le in h andling the crow ds which rounded out th e ir p a rt of th e even- Prom pt serT lcer^^n T en g t'h s“ "T h a n k - sTbscrindm ,“/
Pnid " p ,h p |r dent at N orth Pa.-yic D ental College th e recen t an n u a l convention a t Eu­
th ey estim ate a t 35,000. F ra n k C. lng program .
inp nno and a ll C -
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■ ip n o il" a
Both Mr. and Mrs. S tanley are gene gave th is m ovem ent its unqual-
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g rad u a tes of Union High school T he 1,1
en d ° " e m e u t. The m a tte r was
Jones was chief police of th e F a ir
J. F red McGrew, of W illam ette
C H CAI g u v s
Î
Indefinitely, and told th e edl- bride atten d ed W illam ette U niversity M m *"
g ro u n d s and was ably assisted by U niversity gave a n u m b er of clever
'° CU' b a' ,k e r’ K A
»r. T
T be
he groom
groom served
s e r v e d on the
' W h°
‘b® resolution
A. H am m ar, L. L. H iatt, J. T. S til. readings and won th e applause of th e Phone 14x5.
last year
lion, Gregg Cox and Floyd Mack. crowd.
Mexican b o rd er w ith U nited S tates which carried unanim ously
G resham business men and su b ­
T he aeroplane was one of th e
forces and Is an overseas v eteran of
H arold G raham , nephew of Dr. A.
sta n tia l citizens to whom th is pro­
events of th e day which was looked W B otkin, e n tertain ed th e audience
th
e
world
war
FALL IN LINEI
g ram has been presented have been
forw ard to with gr«»at Interest and to­ w ith several solos w hich w ere much j
quick to seq th e benefits to follow,
day m any people may be w ondering enjoyed. Mr. G raham Is a d elightful
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT
locally and to the sta te , and It is ce r­
w hat m akes th e ir necks so stiff. T he en te rta in e r.
CLOVERNOOK FARM tain G resham will not be found w an t­
plane did all of th e stu n ts w h ich -It
As a last num ber Mr. G raham led
seem ed possible fo r a plane to do and th e audience In sing in g "S hould Auld
The hom e of Mr and Mrs O. I. ing when it comes to ta k in g a place
some th a t looked Impossible. T he A cquaintance Be F o rg o t? ”
Neal was th e scene of a happy g a th ­ ulong side of o th e r progressive cities
plane looped and tw isted like a bird
erin g of relativ es and frie n d s on of o u r fair stat«,.
T h ere was a larg e n u m b er of peo­
and even worse fo r it fairly tu rn e d ple young and old who gath ered a t th e
Monday In h o n o r of th e ir d au g h ter.
<’an«ly In d o rtry ttrow a.
over which Is a difficult feat fo r even Masonic hall In th e evening to finish
Miss G ladys, whose b irth d ay comes
The war d em o n strated th e fact
th e birds.
on th e F o u rth of July.
off a p erfect F o u rth w ith a dance
A M E RJ CA
^ALWAYS FIK5T
A g reat cloud of shining silv er which lasted until th e F o u rth was a
T here were 30 present who p a r­ p ia t men under severe tra in in g need
cam e from the plane a t Intervals and th in g of th e past and only m em ories
took of a bo u n tifu l picnic d in n er sw eets and as a resu lt we developed
sc attered all over th e town. They of a d elightful day w ere left.
served In th e arb o r which was ap ­ an arm y of 4,000,000 candy eaters
D uring th e days before prohibition
pro p riately d«-corated with th e sta rs
m illions of people In this n atio n s a t­
stripes.
GIANTS LOSE
The governm ent has ordered large
Those p resen t were Mr. and Mrs isfied th e ir sw eet tooth by th e use of
ONE GAME WIN ANOTHER P“ " ’ba«p* of Silver for San Francis, o
H.
W Griffin of Long
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and P hiladelphia m ints at $1 per
fo m la. old school te ach ers of Mr end , „ r '
«,r®b ,b ’«<»® ‘'»m e a dem and
T he G resham G iants won one ouncp
Mrs. N eal; Dr. and Mrs H arl Dixon i f
. " " ° n” ’
,Orni th an
gam e and lost one of the two in te r-
D rag Saws!
D rag Saws!
and
fam
ily
of
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Dr
and
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Candy
con'
estln g gam es played 7i
Ju ly 4 and 5
with clutch, new B eaver w ith extrti
Mrs E lm er Dixon and fam ily „ , ; Uf?P,,; n^ ncrea* d r pm arkab.y.
Sunday they lost w ith a score o f 8aw a t re g u la r Pr ,c p ‘o r 30 days only
D undee; Mr and Mrs. W ing and son
" n fp ,‘ lonPr" "<a »e th at retu rn ed
3-2 In favor of th e visiting team , th e
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of V ancouver. W ashington; Mrs N ’ O,d' Pr'' a n ’ new r " * " 'a ' '» D ™ "f
N orth Pacific E agles who h av e n ’t
Tbe G ra h a m Steam L aundry is
L. H uxley, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin ' ' t , ? .
lost a gam e thfa season
prepared to do steam cleaning and
f’lark , Mr. R R C lark, Mrs Scruggs
hp Pandy ,nd’,8’rr
Monday they won a gam e from th e A^h
“ d° y° Ur W° rk
and son, and Mr and Mrs O F I , rPP 8 ,o rt ypar"- Jumped from th a
E astern and W estern L um ber com - i
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Mllleson and little d a u g h te r all of ,
" " f 8O- ' a l|p «l ■non-essentlala. two
pany who defeated them In th e first
F o n t!
F«w«II F ord!
io an im p o rtan t piacr* in th e easential
P o rtland.
gam e of the season here. T he score 1 v-
y<” 1 ^ a " ‘ ‘° tra(ip your 1920 '
food producing In d u stries fu rn ia h -
,0 ,,
, o r„ 6, „
w flpn h u n g ry or th irsty drop In at ,n * a Pr«<Juct which th e hum an aya-
th e Good E ats re sta u ra n t on th e cor- ,p m craves and m u -t hav-p
Next Sunday. Ju ly 11 th e G ian ts,
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Main an d Powell stre e t. You
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will m eet th e T igard team on th e ,
>'«*d Y our Suit C leaned?
I earth a m /f h e ho’uae"«^ g lm T ite a k a " c i i ~ ° — han- 2i>0’.000 PPr* " ” now oc
hom e Held here.
, ,a y* k F rench dry cleaned. Re-
py prosperous hom es in w hat were
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" e a t,y donp- T ailoring fo r
A dr.
C. O MILLS, Prop.
B argains In the want ads
*ladle* and Jm pn-
A m erican deserts and produce au n u al
t
a
an
i crops
« • » f 1 0
w orth $100,00».1)00 from iand
P E T E R LEN'ARD, T ailor.
"rlassyP-fled” à«ia.
° n* ° f th °1" ’ M which
bkb
,h o r t Unie a«° retu rn ed
n o th in g
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