T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 10, NO. 90
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON.
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
7,
1921
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
GRESHAM COUNCIL HOLDS AN
IMPORTANT BUSINESS MEETING
MANY SPECIALISTS TO BE HERE
AND SPEAK FARM BUREAU WEEK
At th e re g u la r counclk m eeting charged ag a in st the w ater d ep artm en t
Some of the best Inform ed men of ¡fa rm crops and crop ro tatio n . Before
held
T uesday evening several m a t and $75 a g a in st th e g en e ral fund.
th e wes: on a g ric u ltu ra l su b jects will ta k in g up his work here he was for
ters
of
in te rest were tak en up and a T he tre a su re r's sa lary was left at th e
arriv e in G resham next week to speak several years an in stru c to r in th e
great deal of im p o rta n t business ra te of $15 per m onth, one-half to be
on th e F arm B ureau W eek program farm crops departm ent a t O. A. C. un-
paid from th e w ate r fu n d and one-
handled.
They rep rese n t m any lines of w ork d er P rofessor Hyslop. He is thor-
h a jf from th e general fund. T he re
T
he
old
council
m
et
and
took
up
and th e ic -in te re sts and w ork varies oughly inform ed an d capable and will
the re g u la r business and o rdered bills co rd er’s sa lary was fixed a t $25 per
b u t all are recognized specialists in have much of p ractical value for those
m onth which will be paid from the
paid up.
th e ir lines.
present. His su b ject will be "T he
g en eral fund.
The
m
a
tte
r
of
th
e
refu
n
d
in
g
of
C B R uzek, who will speak on Legum e Crops in h a rm R otation,
Mayor M iller then announced th e
$164 to V ictor G alb raith , Thos. Wiles
soil fertility and crop ro tatio n on th e
W ednesday will be th e big poul-
following com m ittees to serve for the
and
C.
G.
L
arson
of
the
Davidson
ad
opening day of th e week is th e best try day and probably one of th e big
dition was bro u g h t up and a te tte r com ing year:
qualified m an in the country to dis- Jays of the week. H. E. < °sb> w
from th e ir atto rn ey s read asking th a t
F inance i
It. H ow ltt, G. W.
cuss soil fertility in th is country, be th e principal sp eak er of th e day
this rnonty be refunded at once. The W onacott,, 1!. L. W alrad.
Two years ago P rofessor Ruzek m ade and since the poultry dem o n stratio n s
money was advanced fo r th e in stalla
H ealth and Police A. W. Botkin,
a soil survey of M ultnom ah county ¡ w hich he gave la st A ugust in t is
tion of w ate r pipes to th ese places. L. L. K idder, A. H am m ar.
and has been on every 40-acre tra c t county, needs no in tro d u ctio n to th e
The city has ag reed to refund the
Public P ro p erty — L. L. K idder, G.
of tillable soil o r soil th a t ever will be poultrym cn here.
Mr. Cosby is a
money advanced for extension work W. W onacott. B. L. W alrad.
tillab le in this country.
He m ade I recognized a u th o rity on p o ultry both
w henever th e re tu rn s pay 6 per cent
Ways and Means B. L. W alrad,
borings on these tra c ts to determ ine ¡ h ere in the west and also in eastern
on th e investm ent. At p resen t the T. H. H ow ltt. A. W. Botkin.
th e depth and q uality of th e soil an l «tales w here he sp en t a n u m b er qf
system is said to be paying not more
F ire and W a te r— A. H atnm ar, L.
also to determ in e the q u ality of the years in th is w ork before com ing
th an 1 per cent. T he council in L. K idder. T. R. H ow ltt.
subsoil. T his gives him m uch vain- west. He ta lk s p o ultry in a stra ig h t
stru cted th e reco rd er to refuse pay
S treets ami P ublic W ays G. W.
able in form ation about th e q uality of from -the-shoulder m an n er and in a
m ent.
W onacott, A. W. Botkin, A. H am m ar.
th e soil of th is country and w hat ¡ m a n n er th a t holds th e in te rest and
The question of th e resig n atio n of
The m ayor in stru cted th e com m it
elem ents are needed to bring best re- in term s th a t can be understood. He
it. L. W nlrad was th en ta k en up. At te e on public to m ake an inventory
su its on crops grow n here.
*8 recognized as an ex p ert dem on-
a recent m eeting Mr. W a lrad ’s resig of-public property and equipm ent and
He is now w orking in cooperation O ra to r and also as one well inform ed
nation was tabled. T. R. H ow ltt led provide p ro p er housing for any
w ith th e F arm B ureau of th is county '>n al1 lines of poultry w ork,
the tight to reta in Mr. W alrad on th e eq uipm ent th a t may be left o u t in
in conducting a four-year fertiliza-
Chas. E. B rew ster, form erly o
council.
He said th a t it was th e duty j the w eather.
tiou d em onstration on the A. G. Salz- O. A. C„ is so well know n in this p art
B oring, Oregon, Jan . 6, 1921.— it will continue w estw ard, ru n n in g of th e business men of th e town to
T he question of a nig h t w atchm an
m an farm east of the Sandy river. , of th e country th a t he needs no in-
stra ig h t tow ard th e house, leaving serve on th e council.
was brought up and a co m m ittee of
He is thoroughly fam iliar w ith soil troduction. and m any old friends E d ito r O u tlo o k :— H erb ert Gadow and
th e cut-off a t th e first tu rn . T his will
C. A. C aro th ers, who was elected at J th ree appointed to secu re subscrip
fertilizers, especially th e com m ercial " i ll be glad to g reet him on P oultry fam ily left on Sunday for th e ir hom e
be one of th e m any im provem ents th e last an n u a l election to fill the v a tions from various business to cover
fertilizers w hich are com ing into Day. Mr. B rew ster has been very at W estern, N ebraska, a fte r a two-
planned for th a t farm by its new cancy caused by Mr. W alrad 's resig th e expense of having a w atchm an to
active in prom oting th e p oultry in
m ore general use in this country
w eeks’ v isit w ith Mrs. G adow 's p a r ow ner.
nation, refused to accept the position g u ard th e in te re s ts 'o f th e tow n. G.
dustry
and
has
given
m
uch
tim
e
to
I. N. G abrielson is th e G overnm ent
f h e n u m b er of telephone su b scrib u n d er any circum stances and finally W. W onacott, B. L. W alrad and A.
th e prom oting of Judging contests ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ram ser. Mrs.
ro
control nprvia.io.
specialist who
ha3
r o d u en
e ill t COUIIU1
"
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ers, who are favorably Inclined to Mr. W alrad was prevailed upon to W. Botkin w ere appointed to do th is
-harge of th e rodent control w ork in am ° " e th e ch ild ren s clubs. He is a Gadow had not seen h er folks fo r 11
Join th e G resham system , is g ra d u a l continue fo r th e balance of his term . work. T he business houses will be
years.
T
he
Gadows
are
very
favor
Oregon. He has worked extensively I " c " “ nown friend. His topic T h e,
ly increasing.
Conditions a re .not
ably
im
pressed
w
ith
Oregon,
despite
T he D. C. Ross b u ilding was next canvassed to secure m onthly subscrip
in eastern and south ern Oregon coun- Im portance of Good F o u n d atio n
ripe yet for such a step, but they considered an d th e council ordered tions. W hen th is is done sealed bids
th
e
continuous
rains.
T
he
green
g
rass,
ties. By the w ork of the departm ent Stock, is of g eneral in terest,
seem to be m a tu rin g rapidly.
the m arsh al to ta k e steps to see th a t will be called for and applicants will
u n d er his control, m any squirrels. j C. T. Lam b is n o t so w ell known flowers bloom ing outd o o rs on New
Rudolph M ueilenhoff of Damascus, th e building is torn down o r p ut in a be expected to sta te w hat wages are
Y
ear’s
day,
the
q
u
ality
of
soils
and
rab b its, field mice, moles, co y o tes,! by local poultrym en how ever, h e I
who spent th e C hristm as vacation safe condition. At p resen t a high expected and th e h o u rs they will
and o th ers anim als d etrim en ta l to th e
associated w ith Prof. Jas. Dry- h arv ested crops, g rav eled and paved
w ith th e hom e folks, is back a t Cor wind m ig h t cause the fro n t of th e work.
roads,
and
th
e
w
elcom
ing
sp
irit
of
the
T he council will m eet the
farm er, have been killed.
den a t th e , ° \ C’ f° r 8eveJ al ? ear8
vallis, w here he is ta k in g a course in building to fall on th e stre e t.
deficit if th e re is any betw een the
Mr. G abrielson will assist in put- j Since leaving th e college Mr. Lamb O regonians, alj th ese m ade them wish
R udolph is
T he rec o rd e r announced th a t the am ount subscribed and am o u n t need
tin g on a sq u irrel poisoning cam- ba8 been ln th e com m ercial poultry I for th e tim e w hen they may m ake the g eneral ag ric u ltu re.
very much in terested in his studies, assessm ents had been fixed for th e ed to secure th e rig h t s o rt of man.
paign in this county in th e spring if I bu8‘“ « “ in W ashington
He is wel G resham co u n try th e ir home.
Mrs. E. Schw edier and son Ed and intends to be a real farm er some im provem ents, g rad in g and g rav e l T he com m ittee will rep o rt a t a spec
th e re are enough farm ers in terested Qualified to speak on th e su b ject of
w
ard
are very much u n d er th e |d a v . T he day has passed when moss- ing. on E ast T hird street* T he cost ial m eeting which has been called
in tak in g up th is work. All those in- “ Incubation Problem s.
back ran ch in g is a paying proposi will be $0.2377 per ru n n in g foot. T he fo r Ja n u ary 12.
w
eather.
terested In th is line of w ork should
A ndrf w 8 ’
aI1° tb e r 8Pe a k ’
Mr. Teevin is still suffering from tion, and m ore and m ore does th e assessm ents fo r th e g rad in g and
R ecorder S chneider was in stru cted
plan to m eet Mr. G abrielson a t th e *r - 18 a >8° " el1 inform ed on poultry
..
. „
; and his poultry in v estig atio n al work th e effects of a poisoned hand. Two farm in g of th e fu tu re belong to th e graveling of L aw rence stre e t from to d ra ft an o rdinance m odeled along
"^T uesday ,°P ro f.O . R. Hyslop, who is
tb e U- s D ep artm en t of A gri- years ago he ran a la rg e sliv er in hi3 m an who know s his crops, soil and South R oberts avenue to Ridge ave th e line! of an o rdinance in effect In
clixtatic conditions, no m a tte r w heth nue were fixed a t $0.237 per ru n n in g P o rtlan d which gives the police forces
head of th e F arm Crops d epartm ent ' cu ltu re produced som e v aluable re hand, and p arts of it could n ot be ex
e r th is know ledge be acquired in col foot.
power to h alt and search any su s
al O. A. C.. will be the speaker. Pro- 8 u lts- , He 18 on* ° f th e lead in g au- tracted , but slowly w orked th e ir way
th ro u g h th e hand causing blood lege, w hich of course is preferable,
T hese assessm ents w ere accepted picious p arties found on th e streets
, fessor T
T
1
X
-
s„
f„
«d
thoritie8
on
tu
rk
ey
s
and
w
rote
one
H yslop is the best inform ed „
u
poisoning. Since Mr. and Mrs. T ee o r th ro u g h experience and study o:i and R ecorder S chneider was ordered a fte r a given hour, probably 1 p. m.
.
.
man on farm
crops
in th e w est. m-»
To of the G overnm ent b u lletin s on the vin are alone m ost of th e tim e, they th e hom e farm .
to fix assessm ent figures for th e work
Floyd Mack presented a proposi
m ost . # farm ers U«,
he .cozin
needs rx«
no inirnfiiiP
Introduc-) su b / ject of “ T urkeys, T h eir H abits a re having a h ard tim e a t farm ing.
A n u m b er of young folks of this done on L aw rence stre e t from Ridge tion to th e council to sell th e town
tion as m any are fam iliar w ith his and Ca" » ’’ He **>» d,8CU8a
con-
Besides th is Mrs. Teevin is n ot at com m unity h eard H an d el's c a n ta ta, avenue to th e end of Law rence street. electric lig h t globes a t a 17 per cent
work in th e im proving of farm c ro n /™ » ° P °u ltry enem ie8'
,
n
h er best. In Ju ly , when th e electric the M essiah, in P o rtlan d on Monday T he w ork is n ot yet com pleted.
discount on th e list price If a con
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...
_U.
L.
Upson,
m
anager
of
th
e
Pa-
conditions In th e sta te for th e past
line caused such a d istu rb an ce witli evening. W ords can n o t express the
T his com pleted th e work of th e tra c t were signed by th e city for
. few years. He i is an au th
.i. o rity
■!.„ „„
cific
C
ooperative
P
o
u
ltry
producers,
on po-
”
.
•„
.
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is well acq uainted h ere and will th e D am ascus telephone system , Mrs. effect th is in sp irin g m asterpiece has j old council and th e new officers and $150 w orth In a year.
tato es, ensilage and cover crops. Mr.
. . .
.
councilm en were sw orn In as follows:
A new cu lv ert was o rd ered placed
_ abrielson
. , ,
. has also
, . been , in terested in ! have an in te restin g “ m essage from Teevin got som e of th e kick, which on a receptive soul.
G
As yet o u r com m unity has no Mayor, K A. M iller; m arshal, Gregg on R oberts av en u e n ear th e R ichard
threw h er across th e room .
The
, legislative
. ,
in.
the
m
arketin
g
stan
d
p
o
in
t.
He
will
w ork and w-as especially
”
”
shock gave h e r a nervous b rea k nam e. Only a few nam es have been Cox; tre a su re r, J. H. M etzger; re Beadle place.
.
. stan
. d ard !- I tell * of the problem
s of th . e producers
active
in g e ttin g ..
th e g ra in
”
,
.
down front which she has not a lto suggested, of which “ O p p o rtu n ity ” ’ c o r d e r , C. G. S chneider; councilm en,
The council closed at a late h o u r
.
.i
■
,ki„
xi„
and
how
many
of
these
have
already
ratio n law enacted in th is sta te . He
seem s to be th e mos^ appropriate. O. W. W onacott, A. W. Botkin and a fte r having tran sacted an unusual
g
e
th
e
r
recovered.
has been w orking lately on a bill to j een m e t' _______________
Mr. Schw edier is changing th e T he w rite r will gladly consider o th e r L. L. K idder.
am o u n t of business.
establish a feed law to govern the
B usiness m eeting and election of road leading to his house from th e suggestions for a nam e before m ak
Several changes w ere m ade in the
honest labeling of all mixed grain ofpcers of th e A m erican Legion Aux- county ro ad .
W infred Hill spent several days In
W hen com pleted it ing th is one p erm an en t.
salaries of th e salaried officers. The
feeds.
I iliary will be held a t th e hom e of Mrs.
A happy and prosperous New Y ear m arsh a l's salary was Increased from P o rtlan d th is week a t th e hom e of
will not come in below th e b arn as
W. S. A verill, a g ric u ltu ra l in stru c t- j ohn M etzger on S atu rd ay aftern o o n , form erly, b u t front W ilson crossroad to all.
$115 to $125. Of th is am o u n t $50 is his g ran d m o th er, Mrs. A nna Hill.
o r fo r Union H igh, Is well posted on j an u ary 8, a t 2 :30 o'clock.
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COMMUNITY NAME MAY BE “OPPORTUNITY”
FORMER GRESHAM MAN
EX MAYOR KENNEY IS
GEO. LURLICH RECEIVES
GRADE SCHOOL TO
EPWORTH LEAGUE
MILWAUKIE FAVORS
KILLED IN ACCIDENT
HOST AT BANQUET
INJURIES
AT
CAMP
INSTITUTE TO BE HELD
REOPEN MONDAY
COUNTY DIVISION
Rev. W. R. P lum lee, form erly pas
Ex-M ayor Geo. K enney was host
G rade school will open Monday
Geo. L urllch, an em ployee of the
T he cu rre n t n um ber of E astern
P lans are w ell u n d er way fo r a
to
r
of th e F ree M ethodist church in a t a unique d in n e r p arty Tuesday
J
a
n
u
a
ry
10,
a
fte
r
a
vacation
of
two
Dwyer
Logging
cam
p,
was
bro
u
g
h
t
C
lackam
as
News
rep
o
rts
a
largely
a
t
parish E pw orth L eague in stitu te to
weeks
T he extended vacation was j to G resham T uesday evening follow G resham , was killed in a mill acci evening w hen he e n tertain ed th e
be held a t th e G resham M ethodist tended m eeting of citizens held at
d en t at St. H elens, according to word councilm en and town officers of last
church Ja n u a ry 17 to 2 2, inclusive. M ilwaukie on la st M onday n ig h t, caused by some badly needed rep a ir ing an accident a t th e camp. Mr. received h ere on W ednesday. He is
year, at th e W ithrow dining room.
work
which
is
being
done.
L
urllch
believes
th
a
t
he
was
stru
ck
T his is the first in stitu te of its kind when the su b je ct of th e an nexation
survived by a widow and several T he room was artistic ally decorated
The
boys
and
g
irls
are
enjoying
the
by
a
p
a
rt
of
a
block
which
broke
on
of
a
p
a
rt
of
C
lackam
as
to
M
ultno
to be held in G resham and should a t
sm all ch ild ren . T h e in ju re d man was with potted p la n ts and a long tab le
tra c t considerable atte n tio n from Ep mah county was th e su b je c t u n d er vacation to th e fullest but are anxious ’ th e cable n ea r w here he was w ork bro u g h t to a P o rtlan d h ospital, w here
replaced th e sm aller tables which
T he ing. T h ere were no actu al w itnesses
w o rth League w orkers and all In ter discussion. T he m eeting endorsed to re tu rn to th e ir stu d ies.
i he died. T he fu n eral was held today nre used d u rin g th e day. A dainty
school
has
an
unusually
active
s
tu
to
th
e
accident
and
it
is
not
certain
th e proposition by a vote of 2 to 1.
ested in young people's work.
! a t St. H elens, w here in te rm e n t was centerpiece of ferns anil flowers
T he in stitu te will com m ence Mon T he m ain opposition to th e proposi dent body th is y ear and good work is Just w hat happened. F irst aid was made.
graced th e ta b le w here covers were
rendered th e In ju red m an a t th e
day evening, Ja n u a ry 17, at 5:33 tion was said to come from Sandy being done by them .
! laid for eleven.
The
g
en
eral
assem
bly
will
be
ad
cam
p
and
he
was
bro
u
g
h
t
to
G
resh
w
ith
some
in
Boring
an
d
Damascus.
w ith a basket lunch a t th e I. O. O. F
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
Those p resen t, beside th e host,
H. C. Stephens, of E stacada, was dressed by Rev. J. A. Brown Tuesday, am w here he was cared fo r by Dr. blocking m ethods. T ry it. Dr. C. P.
hail.
A fter lunch th e reg istratio n
were C. O. S chneider, reco rd er; J. H.
Ja
n
u
a
ry
11
a
t
1
:3
0
.
P
atro
n
s
are
es
Johnson,
611
Morgan
B
ld
g
,
P
o
rt
Adix
un
til
an
am
bulance
arriv
ed
m
ade
chairm
an
of
a
co
m
m
ittee
to
books will be opened a t th e Epw-orth
land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
M etzger, tre a s u re r;
G regg Cox,
L eague room of the church and all d ra ft a bill to present to th e leg isla pecially invited to atten d th ese as . from P o rtlan d to ta k e him to a hospi
i m arsh al; M M Squire, speed cop;
sem
blies.
tal
w
here
it
was
learn
ed
th
a
t
he
had
tu
re
.
J.
W.
Reed
of
E
sta
ca
d
a
and
who w ish may reg ister fo r the course.
councilm en E If. Kelly, J. Ed. Metz
A n u m b er of activ ities are planned a b roken sh o u ld e r and was of course
It is hoped th a t th e re will be a good E arl Day of S p rin g w ater a re on th e
NEW BANTAM CHAMr
ger, W. C. M etzger, T. R. H ow ltt,
fo r th e fiear fu tu re by th e pupils ami suffering from b ruises and la ce ra
boundary
com
m
ittee.
rep resen tatio n from P lea san t Home,
B. L. W alrad and A. H am m ar.
teach
ers
which
will
tend
to
keep
In
IS
NEW
YORKER
tions
resu
ltin
g
from
th
e
accident.
He
T ro u td ale, F airview and Rockwood
T he m enu was cleverly arran g e d
te
re
st
aroused
and
break
up
th
e
so-
is
a
hook
te
n
d
er
a
t
th
e
camp.
as well as o th e r points of th e G resh
in th e young people's w ork should called “ dally g rin d ” of school life.
and created much am usem ent.
It
am Social C enter parish.
plan to atten d every evening of th is
was as follow s:
N otice <:f A nnual M eeting.
The
b
ask
et
ball
team
recently
p
u
r
T he p rogram will ta k e up various
T he re g u la r an n u a l m eeting of th e
wholesome, helpful, happy week.
Cocktail
chased new su its of royal blue and
lines of w ork and classes in th e dif
sto ck h o ld ers of G resham F ru it Grow
(K enney Sm ile)
w
hite
and
are
planning
a
n
u
m
b
er
of
e
rs’
association
for
the
election
of
feren t lines of w ork will be held each
Ju lien e Soup
¡gam es w ith team s of o th e r schools.
d irecto rs, will be held at th e G range
(H o w ltt’s X m as Special)
evening.
Miss L ettie G regson will
hall
In
G
resham
.
Oregon
a
t
10
a.
m.
PRETTIEST GIRL IN
Salad
be In charge of th e class on “ W orld
S torage b attery rep airin g and re- on Ja n u a ry 10, 1921.
(M etzg er’s T ips)
In te re s ts” ; Rev. E arl B. Cotton will
TREASURY DEP’T. j ch arg in g , s ta rte r and g en e rato r
JAMES El,KINGTON, Sec’y.
F ried Chicken
work. R ak er A Son.
conduct th e class on “ Social Service”
(H a m m a r’s Dow nfall)
U
nited
S
tates
tire
s
are
good
tire
s
Cold Boiled Ham
and Rev. A. S. Hisey will ta k e charge
T he B ank of G resham pays 5 per ¡fo r any size. W. A. Heesel, G resham ,
(W a lra d 's F av o rite)
of th e class in th e study of "E v a n
cent in te re st on tim e deposits.— Adv. •Oregon.
Mashed P o tato es
g elism .” T here will also be a class
(K elly K ind)
in "R ecreatio n and C u ltu re ,” but the
Hot N igger Billiard Biscuits
(Jo h n M etzger B rand)
le ad e r of th is class has not been def
Dead Beets
G resham Relish
initely decided yet. T hese classes
(S ch n eid er’s Choice)
( M arshal Cox)
will last fo r abou t 30 m inutes and
Silver Queen Cake
will follow th e class in "G eneral
(E d. M etzger’s W an t)
Mince Pie
M ethods” w hich will be conducted by
(W
.
II.
Congilon Special)
Rev. Mr. H isey. T his class will be
Milk
Coffee
Tea
fo r all those p resen t and will be of
( S quire C atches)
g eneral in te rest.
Expert Repairing.
A fter th e specialization classes
Any kind of auto o r tru ck G ener
th e re will be a sh o rt recreatio n al
ato rs and m agnetos a specialty.
period follow ed by a class in Bible
Sherm an M cCarter, co rn er Powell
stu dy conducted by P rincipal E. F.
and Maple stre e t, G resham , phone
Goodwin
T his class will be fo r all.
U
New York City la boasting of Its K»l.
The week will close on Friday
first
native-born bantamweight
T ake ad v an tag e of th e special «ale
with a social hour follow ing the
champion as the New
Year j on g ran ite w are a t L. L. K idder Hdw.
The United S tates T reasu ry
dawned
It la Joe Lynch, who ' Co.— Adv.
classes
D epartm ent had to find its p ret
won the title from Pete Herman,
Everyone should bring a Bible, tiest girl recently— to ch risten an
New Orleans boy, on a decision at
<M
pencil and note book for there will be im m ense oil p ain tin g of P resident
O rder your coal now of E kstrom
the end of 15 rounds.
(Including War Tax)
Wilson. The vote cast was In
use for all three at every meeting
¡T ruck Service. Phone 851.
Young people and those interested favor of Miss Betty E ader
MASQUERADE BALL
AT MASONIC HALL
GRESHAM
SATURDAY, JAN. 15
Auspices of Security Benefit Association
ADMISSION 50 CENTS