S G resham O utlook
Voi. 11, No. 102
GRESHAM,
Greater Gresham Banquet
A t Grange Hall, Monday
MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
FARMERS GET MARKET
REPORTS BY WIRELESS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922
CLACKAMAS BUREAU FARM BUREAU HEAD EXPLAINS THE
PLANS IMPROVEMENT
DOINGS OF THE AGRICULTURAL BLOC
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RAMSER.
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K HOWARD.
j nance Relief m easure, the P acker
e 1 am ascus F arm B ureau had
W hen
congress convened
last control bill, th e G rain Exchange con-
a very lively and in te restin g m eeting April th e situ atio n in th e f a rm in g -! Iro * bill. a '"} ,,le U arni-to-M arkot
at th e new union schoolhouse, and liv e s to c k Industry of th e nation had ^ e v e ' ^ a l l K h c lo s e d * as” a g r^
r«.
One of th e m ost im p o rta n t ques
tions placed before G resham people
in recent y ears Is to be presented for
consideration at th e 6 :30 o.c ,ock
J th e su b sta n tia l citizens of G resham
an op p o rtu n ity to m eet th e officials
of ,h e Pacific M alleable Iron corn-
P ^ . h ea r from them w hat they pro-
pose to do, h ea r th e rep o rt and rec-
com m unity d in n e r to be held in th e om m endatlon of th e com m ittee, talk
g ran g e hall, Monday evening, Feb- over plans for com m unity b etterm e n t,
ru ary 20. In v ita tio n s have been se n t j and enjoy a social evening,
o u t and tic k e ts prepared. T he tick-
The O utlook would like to suggest
ets are available to anybody, m an o r , th a t th is is m a tte r fo r carefu l, busi-
woman, who is in terested in consid-1 nesslike co n sideration.
E very c iti
ering th e proposal to locate a n o th et z®*> who ow ns p ro p erty here, does
im p o rta n t facto ry here and, if re- ' business h ere, depends m ore o r less
g ard e d feasible, w illing to help f o r - ' upon the developm ent of th is com-
m ulate plans fo r co-operating w ith m unity for his living and th e com-
th e com pany.
I fo rt and ed u catio n of his fam ily, la |
T he d in n e r will be p repared am i ! vitally concerned in th e m a tte r to be
served by th e L ad ies’ auxiliary of th , presented M onday night.
A m erican Legion. T he price will be
T he a rran g e m en t to have adm ission
50 cents a plate.
by tic k et is necessary In o rd e r th a t
T he proposal of th e new factory th e n um ber to be provided fo r may
'h a s been investig ated by th e B u s i be know n before hand.
ness Men’s association and a com
G resham has a rep u ta tio n for
m ittee will be prepared to m ake its giving these en terp rises w hich come
rep o rt and recom m endations Monday up from tim e to tim e fa ir and due
night.
consideratio n .
The p resen t should
T he d in n e r was planned to give not be an exception.
— n a te
..........................become
so tense th a t a * n ” u m b er of j w cu ltu
th e na-
« u ral,
n u i m has
,
i i t g
i r » rea
g t n value to
we w ere very fo rtu
to have Mr.
congressm en who knew th e a c tu a l Hon as a whole.
H olt, o u r co unty ag en t, w ith us. Mr. i __ _
,
..
. ,
i
condition co n fro n tin g a g ric u ltu re re-
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v
1 he first
m eeting
of th e senate
H olt said th a t th e county o ver th e ( solved it was tim e for som ething to a g ric u ltu ra l ’’bloc” was held in th e
' te rest for b e tte r livestock, b e tte r be done for deflated agricultur« . office, of th e A m erican F arm B ureau
: in
F ed eratio n in W ashington, D. C. T he
p o u ltry , b e tte r p o tato es, etc., was o rd er to save not only th e farm er. set ato rs, know n to be in terested in
rapidly m aking headw ay . b u t th a t th e T ^ e / r ^ g n ^ d T h e key ‘to’ t S ^ l b th e ag ric u ltu ral situ atio n ,
w ere
called by S en ato r W illiam S. Kenyon
farm ers w ere even m ore concerned uation lay largely in assistin g the of Iow a and Gray Silver, W ashing
ab o u t g e ttin g a fa ir price for th e ir
ton rep resen tativ e of the A m erican
produce. B ut th e cooperative activ i
F arm B ureau F ed eratio n , S en ato r
K enyon told his colleagues th a t it
ties in th e open m a rk e t, especially in
was his idea th a t by bringing to
th e selling of w h eat, is aro u sin g th e
g eth er se u ato rs front th e Middle
an tag o n ism of c e rta in in te re sts, so
West and th e South, th e principal
th e farm ers, th ro u g h th e F arm Bur-
ag ric u ltu ral sections, it would be
possible to b ring to b ear sufficient co
i eau, m ust necessarily w ork on a ra th -I
o p erative action in th e sen ate to en
e r varied p rogram .
act legislative m easures which would
In 1921 th e D am ascus F arm Bur-
relieve ag ricu ltu re. He also told th e
fu tility of his and o th e r se n ato rs' en
i eau began w orking on six p rojects.
deavors to pass any kind of rem edial
I T he p ro ject lead ers on m a rk e tin g ,
or co n stru ctiv e a g ric u ltu ra l legisla
p o u ltry and hom e d em o n stratio n had
tion ’d u rin g th e previous sh o rt ses
sion of congress.
I m ade a s ta r t along th e ir respective
lines, b u t had n o t been as fo rtu n a te
T hus th e a g ric u ltu ra l “ bloc" had
its origin. It transcanda p arty lines.
I as th e o th e rs in g ettin g an active
I t has its own caucus and is not
j cam paign going. O ran L ingle re p o rt
am en d ab le to th e p arty whip or party
ed th a t con sid erab le poison had been
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discipline.
H eretofore many bills
d istrib u te d w herever necessary, re
have been sid etrack ed sim ply be
cause of policy and th e dom ination of
su ltin g in a m a rk ed decrease of th e
leaders who would hold up th e bills
grey diggers. Jo h n H offm eister was
ra th e r th a n risk a division sp lit in
su rp rised to find so m any sm all
th e party ranks. The “ bloc” has th u s
p atch es of th istle s in th e com m unity,
not only kept new an d constructive
m easures from th e cold sto rag e w are
b u t sta te d th a t steps had been tak en
houses of specially appointed con
T he final resu lts of th e Oregon I holders and pool-holders atte n d e 1
last y ea r for th e ir control, and ex
g ressional com m ittees; it has also
D airym en's L eague m eetings, w hich rhe m eetings so th e co m m ittee in
pressed his belief th a t, w ith th e aid |
tak en m easures out of cold sto rag e
t n d passed them .
w ere held a t th e 'G r e s h a m g ran g e charg e has decided to hold an o th er
T housands of farm ers located in of th e neighbors, th e weed o u g h t to
m eeting in G resham next Monday
middle western states are twice be p ractically era d ica ted in th re e or
The ag ric u ltu ra l “ bloc" In th e sen-
hall and th e S pringdale schoolhouse
daily receiving m arket reports by fo u r years. Mrs. O ran L ingle surely
aftern o o n F e b ru a ry 20. a t 2 o’clock
is not sufficiently stro n g num erically
la st Monday and a t th e Dam ascus a t th e G resham g ran g e hall. Notices
wireless telephone. T here is no
to pass legislation. Its stre n g th lies
cost to the service, once the inex had the best re p o rt of all. U nder
ir voting as a block and adding th a t
schoolhouse
last
T uesday,
w ere of th is m eeting are being sent to all
pensive receiving set has been in th e boys and g irls club p ro ject she
stren g th to one party o r the o th e r ac
J.
R.
HOWARD.
sum m ed up a t a m eeting of th e com of th e sto ck h o ld ers and pool-hold
stalled, and which can be purchased o rganized a can n in g club of 14 g irls,
cording to th e way th ese p arties fa
anywhere.
The
W estinghouse of w hich 10 rem ain ed loyal to th e end P resid en t A m erican F arm
m ittees held la st T h u rsd ay a f te r ers who have not alread y signed up.
vor or oppose a m easure. It I b the
F
ed
eratio
n
.
Electric CoM from its g rea t free
principle of independent voting ap
noon in various com m unities nea.
T his is a final effort on th e p art o
of
th
e
can
n
in
g
season.
A
bout
400
broadcasting station at Newark,
plied to n atio ia ' legislation.
P o rtlan d .
Com piled d a ta show ed j th e com m ittee to p resen t a plan to
N. /., not only sends out market q u a rts of fru it an d vegetables w ere ag ric u ltu re to “com e back.” They
I lie m ore th an tw enty m em bers are
th a t only ab o u t one-third of th e in te re st dairym en. T he plan has to
reports at 12 o’clock noon and 6 canned d u rin g th is tim e, and th e club K,' nH<;d also the changed conditions. divided ab o u t equally between dem o
P. M. daily, but also furnishes offi becam e so efficient th a t it won first Thpv
They realized a new era had come
sto ck h o ld ers and pool .h o ld ers a t be unanim ously accepted in o rd er to
------- cra ts and republicans, so It Is trn'.y
cial weather forecasts and other en
and w ith it a tu rn in th e tide of basis a bi-partisan o rganization. M on of
tended th e m eetings and only about be put over so it is very im p o rta n t
tertaining and educational pro prize a t th e county fa ir a t Canby and 1 ^ T h is' n s n l t > l l II f
’" '•"
’ ■ueiB are
ep u
u b
m lican
icu n s s a and
ni
the w
esterners
ure r rep
95 per cent signed up so th e ir vote th a t every dairy m an who has not
.m , ^ o . i . ^ - n u u n !E e u 7 l.ln
m . . . m
i o r r.
m
a i i ,o
o n n _of
or
grams. It has been estim ated that fifth prize at th e s ta te fa ir a t Salem.
,V
^ e p„Lo
n ,a'
th e *• “ !bv n «r8 dem ocruts
could be counted. T he m eeting at already signed up, m ake an effort to
m ore than a half million am ateurs D espite th e fact th a t certain forces *bat much discussed gro u p In con- In th e se n a te
bloc th e w estern
.
...
BTMi. thf» itprlpiilf urol Line
(m ostly in rural districts and oir l. have been successful to
G resham , which was th e first in the be a t th is final m eeting. W h eth er
e lim in a te th e gress, th e a g ric u ltu ra l bloc, which m em bers all come from stu tes west of
farm
s)
“listen
in”
every
day.
Pic
has
to
its
cred
it
m
ore
a
g
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
series, was w ell atten d e d by the he realizes it o r not, it is to his a d
Ohio. T hese men are en titled to
tures show the operator sending out boys an d g irls club lead er in th is legislation in the ex tra o rd in ary ses
m endation, not only from tho
dairym en but few er in com parison to v an tag e to be p resen t.
m arket reports from N ew ark; and county, Mrs. L in g le's en th u siasm has sion th a n ever before was passed in com
farm ers b ut from th e g en eral public.
th e num ber a tte n d in g signed up
map
shows
distances_U»?*P»essages
a
single
sittin
g
of
congress.
Let
me
n
ot
been
dam
pened,
b
ut
she
w
ill
con
If th is plan is not unanim ously
The H ouse "bloc” contains mem
*L«_tec«ved*
—’ tin u e th e w ork th is year, and has m ention am ong them th e aid to the
th a n at ony o th e r of th e tw o m eet adopted, it will m ean th a t th e tr u s
bers from as far east as P ennsylvania
F
ederal
Land
B
anks,
th
e
W
ar
FI-
and
is also bl-parH san In m ake-up'
ings.
lately organized a p o tato club of
tees will have to liq u id ate by p u ttin g
seven boys.
It was found th a t m ore th an 95 per th e p roperties up to th e h ig h e st b id FRIENDS PAY TRIBUTE TO
MRS. BORING’S MEMORY
cent of th e dairym en who atten d ed der.
T he re su lt will be th a t th e
I t was deem ed wise to add th e
th e L eague m eetings w ere in favor of , property holders will receive noth in g
F rie n d s from far and n ea r g ath ered dairy and crop im provem ent p ro j
th e reten tio n of th e prop erties by th e and th e holders of p referre d stosk
ects to th e list for th e c u rre n t
dairym en and to liq u id ate on th e plan will receive only a very sm all per at th e little ch u rch a t B oring last year. One of th e fo u r p ro jected
suggested by th e th re e com m is centage of th e ir stock.
T uesday aftern o o n to pay th e ir re d airy d em o n stratio n farm s to be lo
sioners.
Now is th e tim e to g et busy. No spects to th e m em ory of Mrs. S arah cated in C lackam as county will be
The G resham V o lu n teer F ire de seven business houses and poles c a r
Only ab o u t one-th ird of th e stock- one has tim e to ru n a fte r you.
E. B oring, who passed aw ay on Sun located in o u r te rrito ry , if we can p artm en t is today .quite a com plete rying pow er and light wires belong-
place
it
soon.
F
o
u
r
dairies
have
been
organization.
In sp ite of th e fact Ing to th e P. R. L. Al P. com pany were
day a f te r a long illness. She was
YOUNG PEOPLES’ LEAGUE
BAND ORGANIZATION
su g g e sted : T hose of M essrs. P a u l th a t it Is only In Its eleventh year, th e burned and th e w ires fell to th e
GIVE PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
ch
aracterized
by
all
as
a
w
om
an
of
PROMISES SUCCESS
son, Schw edler, L ingle an d L ouie equipm ent is m uch b e tte r th a n is gro u n d and caused several slig h t ac
possessed by some la rg e r cities. At
splendid sp iritu a l and m en tal a tta in
by people com ing in contact
H
offm eister. T he d airy p ro ject le ad present it consists of a F ord fire cidents
About 50 members and friends of the
By W A LTER ADRIAN.
with th e wires.
m en ts and one who had left an In flu
e
r
will
see
th
e
ow
ners,
as
to
who
will
tru ck which carries a large chem ical
Zion Evangelical Young People’s
T he first m eeting of th e new G resh ence for good In th e com m unity
One evening, in Septem ber, 1913,
accept th e proposition. U nder th e tan k , hose and lad d ers. T he tru ck th e fire alarm was sounded w hile a
League enjoyed a very pleasant L in
am band was held a t th e G resham w hich bears h e r nam e. She was
and eq u ip m en t w ere added in 1920.
crop
Im
provem
ent
project
th
e
s
ta
n
coln-W ashington program
Tuesday
W hen a fire Is rep o rted and it Is n e firem en’s dance was in progress In
praised as a woman, a C h ristian , a
d ard izatio n , certification and grow ing cessary to call th e firem en, a larg e th e ir hall Upon Investigation, it was
evening a t the A. Brugger home on th e a te r T uesday evening, and was
hom
e
m
aker.
of p o tato es fo r th e seed m a rk e t will siren, m ounted on th e top of th e city found to be a t the hom e of th e ir
the Base Line road. The program well atten d ed . A sh o rt p ractice by
chief, E ttsel T. Jones. T he fire was
T he Rev. R. S. Bishop of S h eridan,
be ta k e n up, and th e co n tro l of d i hall (w hich is also th e fire engine
consisted of rec itatio n s and papers th e few brin g in g in stru m e n ts dem
Oregon, a close friend of th e family, seases. P robably th e grow ing of c e r house) is sounded and phone calls soon put o ut and the p arty retu rn ed
on the lives and characters of Lincoln o n strated th e calib er of th e tim b er
to th e dance. All w ent along nicely
p reached th e fu n eral serm on. O thers tified g ra in s will be tak en u n d er ad are sent o u t to notify th e ones f a rth e r u n til Just ab o u t the tim e tho party
and W ashington. M usical num bers available fo r a band. F ra n k C am p
away.
A
very
sh
o
rt
tim
e
elapses
be
who took p a rt in th e service were visem ent, if enough in te re st is m an
was g ettin g ready to leave for home.
fore all th e men rep o rt for duty.
were given by M argaret Anicker and bell, a re p rese n tativ e of S eiberling-
The gong was again h eard .
All
th e Rev. B. G. C arney, th e p asto r at ifested.
G ertrude Brugger. Games and refresh Lucas Music Co., has offered his ser
H arold K ern is now chief of th e rushed back to th e hom e of the chief
B oring, th e Rev. A. S. H isey of
d
ep
a
rtm
en
t
and
F.
L.
Mack
is
a
ssist
m ents followed the program.
and It was found th a t th e fire had
vices as free d irec to r to th e new or
T h e p ro ject lead ers for 1922 a re :
“Going up to Jerusalem ” will be the ganization fo r th e present. R eheat- G resham , th e Rev. L. F . Sm ith of m a rk e tin g , N. P au lso n ; boys and an t chief. T here a re 28 v o lu n teer sm ouldered In a m a ttress and had
firemen
and
nearly
o
ne-half
of
them
sermon topic of the pastor. Rev. H. sa ls will be held T usday evenings, and Rockwood and th e Rev. W. T. K err girls clubs, Mrs. O ran L ingle; these are ex-service men. A large n um ber broken o u t again.
At a n o th e r tim e th e men were
Gebhardt, at the Zion Evangelical it is hoped as m uch ta le n t as possible of P o rtlan d . T he la tte r had been a were elected ch airm an and secretary . of them are G resham business men.
called to th e fire hall as fire had brok
frien
d
of
th
e
fam
ily
fo
r
m
ore
th
a
n
T
he
nam
es
of
th
e
o
th
e
r
officers
and
church, Sunday m orning.
Sunday will avail them selves of th e op p o r
P oultry, 8. E R o b erts; hom e d em
en o ut in th e room used by the men.
school a t 10:30 and m orning w orship tu n ity to Join th e new band. C lari 60 years, having been a boyhood o n stra tio n , Mrs. 8. E. R oberts; ro men are F red Jen n in g s, se cretary : It was soon p u t out.
C.
J.
L
u
n
d
q
u
ist,
tre
a
s
u
re
r;
Al.
Ham-
In 1913 th e G resham fire d e p a rt
in the English language at 11:30 o’ n et players especially are requested frien d and arm y com rade of W illiam dents, O ran L in g le; th istles, John m ar, m a rsh a l; B ert M etzger, a ssls'-
Boring.
m ent sta rte d a m ovem ent to estab lish
clock. A cordial invitation is extend to come forw ard. Ten or fifteen c la r
an
t
m
arsh
a
l;
R.
F.
Jen
n
in
g
s,
cap
crop
Im provem ent,
T he pall b earers w ere O. M. H offm eister;
ta in ; Jam es Jen n in g s, first lleuten an an n u al firem en’s to u rn am en t At
ed to all who do not worship elsewhere. inets will be necessary to balance th e
Richey, W. R. T elford, S. E. Lyon, W a lte r R am ser. L ouis H offm eister a n t; Jack H am lin, 2d lie u te n a n t; C a m eeting held on the M ultnom ah
county fair g ro u n d s It
It was
was decided
decided tí
to
brasses. F in al o rg an izatio n will be
G eorge D risel, Alonzo S u tto n and was n o t p rese n t w hen elected c h a ir Dahl, F red Hoss F (’ lennime« T u ■ ? í ralr
postponed u n til all in stru m e n ta lists J. E. Sief4r. Music was fu rn ish ed man of th e dairy p ro ject, b u t all were Vani D onnlnck, M. J A llshouae. „ ’erb
Coming Events of Local
available a re listed as prospective by L. H. M allicoat, Jo h n D u rstler, confident th a t he would ta k e as much W est, Cecil P u lfer, F ra n k S outhard g irl’s hose team , which was then
Interest.
A. 0 . M cM urry, Dick Lane, 8. 8.
m em bers.
Dr. H. H. O tt m ay be
Mrs. J. C. Shultz. Mrs. J. L undy, In terest in th is w ork as he does in his Pugh, S herm an M cC arter, J. E. Metz quite p opular In the sta te was o rg a n
C om m unity sing, G resham lib ra called on the phone for fu rth e r in
ger, Conrad M etzger, F ra n k H am lin, ized In G resham . This team and one
Miss M arth a D u rstler and th e Rev. herd of th o ro u g h b re d H olstelns.
ry, F rid a y evening, F e b ru a ry 17. form ation.
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
com
m
uni-
George Lane, Leslie W alrad, Quinn In A storia w ere the last of these
A. 8. Hisey, w ith Mrs. P. K. Stone
team s in th e sta te to disband
In a
M etzger atid Tonv H engstler.
- Im p o rtan t d airy m an ’s m eeting
hub and hub race at th e 1913 M ult
as o rg an ist. Mrs. S hultz and Mrs. ty m eeting at 7 :3 0 p. m., on th e first
T
he
B
ank
of
G
resham
pays
5
per
W hen th e d ep a rtm en t was first o r nom ah county fair the G resham g irls
| Monday afte rn o o n , F eb ru ary 20,
cent in te rest on tim e d e p o s its — Adv. L undy sang a duet.
C ontinued on page 3
ganized in F eb ru ary , 1911, the entire defeated th e A storia team , and de-
a t 2 o’clock a t G resham g ran g e
hall.
eq u ipm ent consisted of two hand d a r e d them selves cham pions of th e
hose-carts and a chem ical wagon U nited S tates
»am pions or th e
A dance and su p p er will be given
S hortly a fte rw a rd s a hook and la d d er I
—____________
a t the C olum bia g ran g e hall on
truck was added
The chem ical wag- i CHICKEN DINNER TO R F
th e evening of F eb ru ary 18, for
on was only a tw o-w heeled cart and
nt
th e benefit Mrs. E lizabeth Morgan
GIVEN BY LADIES
It was converted Into a four-w heeled
I vehicle so it could be hauled to fires
G reater G resham b an q u et Mon
A Colonial chicken d in n e r is to be
I bjf auto.
T he eq u ip m en t was first
day night, F e b ru a ry 20. 6:30. Ad
| housed in th e old city hall on P ow ell, given by th e B aptist L ad les’ Gull«
mission by tick et. T ickets 50 cts.
street and rem ained th e re u n til th e
...
i new hall was built on th e co rn er of next W ednesday evening, F eb ru ary
A Colonial chicken d in n er will
H A‘
w ts ^he ^ i ’ma;; to j
¿ ‘J " / "
be given by th e B aptist L adies'
Guild of G resham on W ednesday
be chief Of th e d ep a rtm en t and Ezra ~
COTnm*«>e« a ‘ »1» o'clock.
evening. F e b ru a ry 22 at 6 o’clock
T hom as was his assista n t chief. The I T h‘‘ com plete menu will be printed
at th e G resham g ran g e hall.
o th e r m em bers were m ade up from j *n th® next Issue of th e Outlook
Colonial p arty , u n d er auspices
m e V :,UK " n , ' nd 1' ° U,,gPr bU*in ''M i A nUmb*r ° f n‘" 8,cal nunib” r"
of com m unity council of V ictory,
T he fire d ep a rtm en t has answ ered
* ,’ en w h l|c d in n er is being serv-
L usted. C o ttrell and O rient dis
many calls and fought m any b attle s | e d ' They will be rendered by Guy
tricts. to be given in O rient g ran g e
M arth H
a ,char'*
H agberg Leslie
hail W ednesday evening, F eb ru
s with
i x fires
- d as u e rin
: x g . the
° i ten
‘i s years
a s of ; Its b I Jones,
i s Miss
M d hMra
ary 22. at 8 o'clock.
Dairy League Members Will Hold
Important Meeting on Monday
GRESHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT HAS
FINE RECORD FOR PAST DECADE
GOT IT
F irst high school d ebate of
series in Union H igh school au d i
to riu m F rid ay , F e b ru a ry 24. E s
tacad a vs Union High school.
events stan d o ut as m em ories in th e
adPr w hose nam e is not given
life of th e o rg an izatio n .
| w’,‘ al*° have a place on th e pre-
.
th “
'n th e hls- g fsm
Mrs. A lexander Thom pson
l^ M ^ T h ^ flr ^ a la n iM r a s ^ » ^ ^ -1
a ............ •« «■>•’ ban-
The De Moss F am ily in concert
at th e Masonic hall. March 3, u n
d er th e auspices of th e B ethel
B aptist church of G resham
ed about 3 o ’clock in th e m orning and ’ ‘
b e’ T he
will be
It was found th a t several of th e bus- ' ,o H“ **d by com m unity singing and
I Incss houses of th e city were all gam es in which all can ta k e part
¡n /g “ which fan n ed ^U i^fl'arn es" which th
“ T “* " h° Wn *"
grew in volum e u n til th e firemen I
com,n* «vent, and th e ladies are
(w ere unable to cope w ith them
A . m aking p rep aratio n s for a large s t
eal! was finally sent to P o rtlan d for (tendance.
help and a tru ck , fully equipped was '
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sent o u t from th e fire sta tio n at East I Storage h atter»
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36th and B elm ont
Before th e fire charg in g
s ta rte r
L i
* an d 5 *"
could b e p u t o u t It had Wiped out wo,h‘ “h a k e r T Son
«’!n”r‘ tor
Save a date.
What
date?
March 4. In th e evening a t th e
O resham g ran g e h all; a ’’Spizz-
Irin ctu m ” social fo r young folks
and those th a t a re older.