T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
Voi. 12, No. 8
Gresham Land
on Section Line
to Be Drained
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GRESHAM,
PENNSYLVANIA GIRL
POSTMISTRESS AT 21
MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1922
TEMPERANCE WORKERS
TO MEET IN GRESHAM
IMPORTANT MEETING
BERRY GROWERS ASSN.
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 Per Year
Juveniles May
Have Grange of
Their Oum Soon
To All M embers of th e C o-operative
Berry G row ers, of G resham , O re.:
P lease ta k e notice th a t a m eeting
A m eeting of unusual in te rest to sta te and in o th e r sta te s. On Tues- of all m em bers has been called to
th e women of G resham and vicinity day evening th e ad d ress will be by meet a t 10 a. m., a t th e G range hall,
will be the m id-year executive m eet Mrs. M aude B. P erk in s, n atio n al sec G resham , O regon, on Monday, April
George W. K able, soils extension
One of th e in te restin g topics dis
ing of th e S tate W. C. T. U. at th is retary of young peoples’ work.
3. 1922. You are also invited to cussed at th e m eeting of th e M ultno
specialist, sen t o u t by th e A gricul
place on T uesday and W ednesday of
Local m usicians who w ill ta k e p art
tural College cam e o u t to G resham
next week, April 4 and 5. Members on th e pro g ram s a re Mrs. R ichard Invite your frien d s who are in te re st m ah G range last S atu rd ay was th e
of th e executive com m ittee from all N eubauer, Miss M arth a H agberg. ed in fru it cu ltu re to a tte n d th is estab lish m en t of a Ju v en ile G range
last week an d m ade a prelim inary
over th e sta te will be p resen t in Miss K ath ry n Honey, L eslie W alrad m eeting. T he m orning session will for th e children. Mrs. Geo. A llder
survey of w h at is know n as th e Sec
large num bers. F u ll program s fo r •and Guy D. Jones. T he G irl’s Glee be devoted to th e receiving of th e sponsored th e new project. She had
tion Line R oad D rainage d istric t
th e two days will be p ut on, to w hich club of th e g ra d e school w ill also an n u al rep o rt of th e Packing com w ritten to th e young people living in
located one m ile w est of G resham on
pany and o th e r business of Im port th a t vicinity and found th a t they were
th e public is invited. All th e ses ta k e p art at som e of th e sessions.
the Section L ine road. I t com prises
On W ednesday evening, A pril 5, ance. You are also requested to In in favor of it. C hildren 14 y ears of
sions will be held in th e M ethodist
th e m a tro n s’ m edal co n test will be vite your wives, m others, sisters or age and u n d er will be allow ed to
Episcopal church.
about 60 o r 70 acres of sw am p land
best g irls to a tte u d arm ed w ith a join. W hen th e proposition was p ut
held.
On
th
e
program
w
ill
be
several
owned by 10 o r 12 differen t people
Follow ing is th e p rogram of th e w ell-filled lunch bask et (you may before th e G range, they voted in fav
speakers of prom inence in th e w ork
who have organized a d rain a g e dis
e ith e r ro ast, fry o r stew th e chicken) o r of it. Mrs. A llder was appointed
of the org an izatio n th ro u g h o u t th e executive m eetin g :
trict and th ro u g h th e efforts of S. B.
also bring some real cream for th e to ta k e ch arg e of th e work and Mrs.
T uesday M orning,
coffee. Cups, spoons, su g a r and cof A lta G entry was appointed m atron.
Hall, th e county ag en t, b ro u g h t th e
1 0:00— D evotional in charge of Miss Grace D river, S tate E vangelistic fee will be fu rn ish ed by th e associa
Pom ona G range will celeb rate field
m atter to th e a tte n tio n of th e exten
S up erin ten d en t.
tion. A fter lunch we will have a so day on th e last S atu rd ay in Ju ly
sion service.
R eports of sta te officers.
cial h o u r in w hich th e re will be a which will be Ju ly 29. Jo h n S leret,
The land to be d rain ed does not
R
eports of co unty presidents.
program of m usic, songs and sh o rt J S. Albel and Mrs. Geo. A llder w ere
k.
11:00— Business hour.
cover a very la rg e acreag e but it
talk s. A m ore d etailed account will appointed on th e com m ittee to m eet
N oon-tide prayer.
be given in F rid a y 's Outlook.
contains som e of th e best soil to be |
w ith th e o th e r O range com m ittees
Lunch.
P lease do n o t fail to atten d th is and plan a p rogram fo r th a t day.
found in th is d istric t. It is a rich
30— P raise service.
m eeting, it will be of special in terest
The young people of M ultnom ah
m arsh and p la t soil som ew hat sim i
45— Child W elfare, Mrs. L o ttie H annon.
to you and will give you a chance to G range have arran g e d for an evening
lar to some found in th e T ro u td ale
05— Music.
m eet and get acq u ain ted w ith the session to be held on th e second Mon
10— A nti-N arcotics, Mrs. G. L. Buiand.
section th a t re n ts from $50 to $76
o th e r m em bers (of w hich we have day of each m onth. All th e y ounger
30— Social M orality, Mrs. M argaret M artin
an acre.
174 a t th is w ritin g ) and we would g ran g ers and o th e rs who care to come
D rainage is one of th e biggest
50— Music.
like to increase th e m em bership to are urged to be p resen t a t these
3 :0 0 — Address by Miss Agnes Kelly, “ W eed Y our G ard en !”
problems w ith w hich w estern O re
200. W ill you v o lu n teer to bring m eetings.
Address by Mrs. Lola B aldw in.
gon a g ric u ltu ra l h a s to contend. The
one new m em ber?
You will m eet
P rin cip al Roy E. Cannon and Mrs.
Miss Claudia Beatrice Aurand, 21
A gricultural C ollege has ta k en up
th e fellow th e re who used to try to Cannon w ere th e gu ests of th e
E ven in g.
years
old,
is
the
youngest
postmis
the work of show ing th e farm ers the
beat you to th e early m a rk e t and you Grnnge.
Mr. C annon, in IKs ta lk
7:3 0— P raise service.
tress in the United States. Her
good resu lts o b tain ed from u n d er
office is at Beaver Springs, Pa.
A ddress by Mrs. M aude B. P erk in s, N ational Y. P.B Secretary. will enjoy ta lk in g over old tim es. said th a t he could noi see why the
When her father and brother were
drainage. T he extension service has
T his is an cien t h isto ry as now we can reduction in th e cost of an y th in g a l
W ed n esd ay M orning.
away at war she published the news
created a position of soils extension
get a b e tte r price and not be com ways h its th e farm er first by m aking
paper owned by her father.
1 0 :0 0 — R eports of su p erin ten d en ts.
specialist and secured G eorge W.
pelled to g et on th e road to m ark et the produce he has to sell tiring less;
1 0 :3 0 — Business hour.
Kable. fo rm erly county agent in SENIOR CLASS PLAY
before d ay lig h t in Ju n e. T he pros and th e rise in price of a com m odity
S>: 30-—Devotional.
Benton county to fill it to aid t h e )
fQ g £ GIVEN FRIDAY
pect fo r berry prices looks very good reaches th e farm er last. He said th a t
N oon-tide P rayer.
farm ers in g e ttin g th e ir land drained
O ur berries are p opular w ith th e he believes th a t in th e fu tu re th e
Lunch.
The senior class play, “ N othing 1
trad e and la st y e a r’s pack is doing farm er is going to have control as he
1 :3 0 — P raise service.
DAIRY EXPERT TO
B ut the T ru th ” by Jam es Montgom-1
good m issionary work for us. We are sees no reason why they should not
GIVE DEMONSTRATIONS ery, will be given in th e Masonic I 1 :45—-R eports of su p e rin ten d e n ts continued.
receiving m any in q u iries and com pli be able to.
2 :1 5 — L. T. L. and Y. P. B., Mrs. Ada Jolley.
N. C. Jam eson, a s sista n t in dairy
next F rid ay evening, March 31.
m ents on th e quality. We have al-
W hen asked w hat he th o u g h t ab o u t
It prom ises to be one of th e best ' 2 :3 6 — Music.
i
ready accepted $32,000 w orth of new consolidating th e ru ra l one-room
extension w ork, a rriv ed in G resham
2
:4
0
—
C
h
ild
ren
’s
F
arm
Home,
Mrs.
Ada
W
allace
U
nruh.
ever produced, due to th e earn est ef
business at prices th a t will m ake you schools Into a union g rad e school, Mr.
3 :0 0 — C h ristian C itizenship, Mrs. M L. T. H idden.
this m orning. H e will give a series forts of th e cast and to th e clever
! a nice profit. So you see q uality Cannon said he could see no reason
3 :2 0 — Music.
of d em o n stratio n s on farm s located in comedy which has been selected.
counts.
why It could not be m ade as much of
3 :3 0 — A m ericanization. Mrs. H elen D avenport.
is
built
"N othing b u t th e T ru th ”
the d istric t su rro u n d in g G resham , as
We have a lim ited q u an tity of a success as th e union high school in
sisted by S. B. H all, county agent, be upon th e sim ple idea of its hero
T reb la straw b e rry p lan ts to offer G resham , b u t th e ad v isability of con
M ilw aukie W ill H ave a Paper.
N ew B ook s a t th e L ibrary.
speaking no thing b ut th e absolute
ginning th is afte rn o o n .
This is a good yielding berry, a good so lid atin g m ust be governed by th e
George A. M cA rthur of Spokane, sh ip p er and excellent for b arreling, p a rtic u la r conditions of th e locality.
It has been said of Joseph L incoln's
These are th e first of a series of tru th for a period of tim e. F o r a
four m eetings to be held on each of very sh o rt tim e th e task of speaking “ G alusha th e M agnificent” , “ th is is a and A. C. Sellers, m em ber of th e staff a stro n g , vigorous grow er and a good
In a union g rad e school th e ch il
these farm s d u rin g th e y ea r sched tru th fu lly is easy, b ut T ru th routs story th a t ta k es hold of y o u r h e a rt- of th e Mt. Scott H erald, have an- yielder. We also have a lim ited d ren will have te ach ers who special
uled to occur ab o u t th re e m o n th s io u t old man T rouble and then th in g s strin g s— it is so hum an, so real and i nounced th a t th ey will estab lish a q u a n tity of th e No. 121. We are ize on one p a rtic u la r su b ject fo r one
A w eekly new spaper in M ilw aukie to be su re th e re should be m ore stra w g rad e Instead of Just one teach er who
ap art. Dairy feeding will be discus- begin to happen.
T rouble doesn’t so ch a racteristically A m erican.
sed du rin g th is first series. Records seem very large and aggressive when good plot, to good to be disclosed, a know n as the N orth C lackam as News, b erries p lanted th is season.
O ur is com pelled to teach all su b jects in
will be kept sy stem atically on these he first pokes his nose into th e noble little m ystery, enough rom ance and ( M ilw aukie has been w ith o u t a news- E nglish Blue Damson plum stock is all grades. The pupils will be In a
farm s d u rin g th e year so th a t th e resolve of o u r hero, b ut he grow s lots and lots of h ea rty lau g h s— th e p aper since 1912 tkhen fire destroyed nearly all gone, if you wish to plant, class w ith children of th e ir own nge
farm ers will have a chance to get rapidly and soon we see o u r dealer so rt of laughs for w hich Mr. Lincoln th e p lan t of th e M ilw aukie Appeal, you should o rd er now.
Have you instead of being w ith ’ those of all
T h at is probably th e la rg e st Incorpor given up gooseberry p lan tin g ?
actual facts In reg ard to dairying. Jin tru th disru p tin g th e dom estic re- has grow n fam ous."
If ages. Each su b ject will be given a
Only m edium class farm s have b e e n , lations of his p artn e r.
In fact,
“T he Sworn B ro th e rs: a T ale of ated tow n in Oregon w ith o u t a new s you have, it is a m istak e as th e de 45-m lnute period Instead of ab o u t 10
m and is g re a te r th a n th e supply
chosen to illu s tra te th e w ork so th a t T rouble w orks overtim e, and repu- th e E arly Days of Icelan d ,” by G un paper.
m in u tes as Is th e case In th e sm all
the know ledge gained can be used by ta tio n s th a t have been unblem ished n a r G unnarson, is an exciting tale o f !
Signed,
school.
B«* 8 h lPI*’’ *> M innesota, CORA II. G REEN , S ecretary Berry
farm ers Just s ta rtin g in to th e dairy-1 are sm irched. S ituations th a t are th e ad v en tu res of Ingolf and Lief
Some pupils can n o t be m ade to re
G row ers P acking Co.
Em il Schrepel of Rockwood expects
ing business. T he program outlined absurd and com plications alm ost who d ep art from Norway fo r th e new
m ain in school a fte r they reach a cer
knotted, pile up, and are credited to land of prom ise. T he sto ry rela tes to s ta rt tom orrow m orning to Le- K. A. M ILLER, S ecretary Coopera tain age. In a union g rad e school,
is as follow s:
tive B erry G rowers.
S ueur, M innesota, w ith th e body of
ath letics will aid g rea tly in keeping
10 a. m., W ednesday, M arch 29, tru th , and th e resu lt of the w ager to th e ir viking deeds and loves.
A ta le of Aztec tre a su re , of A m e ri-, his wife, who died on M arch 3. The
them in school by holding th e ir in
E. E. S chw edler’s farm n ea r Boring. foster and cherish th a t g rea t v irtu e
terest. T he child m ust have certain
1:30 p. m., W ednesday at th e H. from th e lips of th e man who has es can ad v e n tu rers who seek it, an d of body has been a t C arlson u n d erta k - RUSSELLVILLE GRANGE
OPPOSES COAL STRIKE g rades in his stu d ies before he can
G M v 'icrhoff farm so u th e ast of P leas poused th e cause of tr u th to win th e Z oraida, who hides it, is told by ing p arlo rs pending arran g e m en ts for
w ager.
G ulen Sabe in his “ D au g h ter of th e b u rial in th e east. Mr. Schrepel will
ant Home.
At its re g u la r m eeting on March ta k e p a rt in ath letics and th is fact
probably be ab sen t fo r ab o u t two 25, R ussellville G range discussed com pels him to study.
It is a clean b rig h t farce of well Sun.”
draw n characters, and keeps th e a u
CHURCH OFFICIALS SEE
O rganizing a union g rad e school
Of p a rtic u la r in te re st to Sunday m onths.
th e im pending coal s trik e and passed
BUILDING AT AMITY dience in co n stan t lau g h ter. It was school w orkers is "S pecial Days in
resolutions opposing It and calling also has its draw backs. The co n stru c
T he m an who boasts th a t his a u to
played for a y ear at L ongacre T hea- ( , he 8unday School,” by M arion Law-
upon P resid en t H ard in g to do all In tion and equipm ent of a building th a t
Two auto loads of officials of the
te r. New Y ork, and has been on to u r rence, secretary of th e In te rn a tio n a l m obile never has an y th in g th e m a tte r
his pow er to av ert w hat would lie- will fit th e needs, will cost a consid
M ethodist Episcopal church of G resh for m ore th an two years.
It has Sunday school association. Mr. L aw w ith It seem s to spend m ost of his
come a n atio n al calam ity. T he reso erab le sum . T he problem of g ettin g
am spent the day M onday in a trip proven a m arked success w herever rence gives m ost helpful suggestions tim e tin k e rin g w ith it.
th e pupils to school is an o th e r d raw
lutions a * as follow s:
to A m ity, Oregon, inspecting th e re presented and critics declare it one for th e observance, n ot only of an
Russellville, Ore., Mar 25, 1922. back. The new school m ight m ean
Card o f T hanks.
W hereas, T h ere is im pending a th a t a pupil will have to go two or
W e wish to extend o u r sincere
cently-built M ethodist church of th a t of th e fu n n iest and b rig h te st come n iv ersary days, but also, of such days
dies ev er w ritten .
as, “ G o-to-C hurch Day” , “ Boy Scout th a n k s to o u r many frien d s and g ig an tic s trik e between th e coal th ree m iles to school when he fo rm e r
place, of which th e Rev. M. B. P ar-
and th e ir em ployers, and
T he cast will be as follow s:
ly only had to go about a h alf mile.
Day,” “ F a th e r and Son S u n d ay ,” neig h b o rs fo r th e ir assistance, sym m iners
W hereas, O ur n atio n al m aster has
p athy and b eau tifu l flow ers d u rin g
o unagian, a fo rm er p a sto r here, is R obert B e n n ett.................. Percy P u lfe r i ••M issionarv
D ay,"
“ T em perance th e late bereavem ent in th e d eath of ably expressed th e sen tim en ts of the T he autos used to tra n sp o rt pupils
the p resen t pastor. They found an E M. R a lsto n ............. M aitland Geddes
„ ,
„
_
will have to have good roads o r they
farm ers of th e n ation, and
fo rw a rd Step Day, etc. Sug o u r husband an d fath er.
a ttra c tiv e church, into w hich a num R ichard D onnely........ F ra n k T acheron r,a y ’
W hereas. T he farm ers of the coun ca n ’t run, and th e re Is th e possibility
MRS C. SALQUIST AND FAMILY.
C larence Van Dusen ..Newell F an ch e r gestlons as to th e service, decora-
ber of th e new fea tu re s of church
try are going th ro u g h a period of of th e ir b reak in g down an d m aking
Bishop D oran.......
..Glen M ercer tions and program s— som e recitatio n s
g re a t financial depression b ro u g h t on
F or Kale.
a rc h ite c tu re have been incorporated. G w endoline R alston Lucile Met a r te r
songs are p rin ted in th e book.
th e pupils late to school. C areful
New model H olton co rn et. Silver by th e w ar; th e re fo re be it
On th e ir a rriv a l they found ch eer Mrs. E. M. R alston
ida
er
” V ‘J
- ” Cem
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d riv ers will have to be secured.
Resolved,
by
R
ussellville
G
range
T
he
1921
Boy
Scout
H
and-book
plated
w
ith
gold
trim
m
in
g
s
and
bell.
__
__
E lizabeth Cady
lark
ful fires in th e kitch en and th e so _ E thel C
C. B. and A. slides. L ea th er plush No. 353, th a t we deplore th e Im pend
eia. hall. * 2 ï o n ï u U e 7 . Y . “p r e .d j ^ b e » y“
Ä
h“
case. Cost $125. P ractically new. ing strik e and u rge th e P resid en t of
O bituary.
th e United S tates to use th e Influence
W ill sell for $50. P hone 2361.
from th e well-filled b ask ets which M artha .......................... F lorence Rosin (
A rchelas
C o rn u tt,
fam iliarly
F o r Kale.
of his office to bring the m iners and
had been ta k e n and all enjoyed din-
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F or Kale.
New stan d ard m ake phonograph
o p erato rs to g e th er and av e rt the known to th e people here as "U n
ner. Mr. and Mrs. P aro u n ag ian and DAIRY LEAGUE TO
F in e old violin of exceptionally strik e , and be it fu rth e r
never been played. R egular $1501
cle A rchie,” was born in M issouri,
th e ir d a u g h te r. Miss E sth e r, Joined
MEET IN PORTLAND value, will ell for $75. Care O u t-(sw e e t tone. L ea th er plush case. Two
Resolved, T h at a copy of these res May 8th, 1837, and died a t his hom e
bows.
Phone
2361.
o lu tio n s be spread upon th e m inutes In Riddle, Oregon M arch 26, 1922.
look office.
th e G resham ites in th e festivities.
On th e re tu rn trip a stop was!
A com m ittee of th e . D airym an «
of th is G range and copies sent to the
He sta rte d to Oregon w ith his p a r
new spapers of M ultnom ah county,
m ade a t D ayton to visit th e new L eague has called a m eeting of th e
also a copy to o u r n atio n al m aster ents In April, 1853, trav e lin g by ox
com m unity hall in connection w ith stockholders and
bp •
and a copy to th e G range Bulletin.
team . The.y arriv ed a t T he D alles In
held Monday m orning. April 3, at
(S igned)
th e M ethodist church.
October of th e sam e year.
T h eir
THEO ROY,
T he m em bers of th e p a rty w ere 10 o’clock In th e C entral L ib rary in
team s and su p p lies giving o u t, th ey
CH
ESTER
MICKELSEN,
th e Rev. A. S. H lsey, Mr. and Mrs. I P ortlan d .
i
Good-by to the well-known dinner
gave w hat they had left to th e T ra d
ED GILL.
bell on American farms. Wireless
C. E R usher, Mrs H. L St Clair. J.
This m eeting has been called for
Com m ittee.
ing Post th e re , g ettin g In re tu rn
calls
instead.
Daniel
Talbot
of
th e purpose of d eterm ining th e type
W .Ulani S m ith, Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Florida
has
equipped
his
plow
with
M embers o f Modern W< mn I iiicii of tra n sp o rta tio n by boat down th e Co
of organization th a t is to be form ed
one of the small radio sets and when
Miller and V irginia. A. W. Shipley.
lum bia, tefc th e m outh of th e Sandy
A m erica!
and it is very im p o rtan t th a t all
official Washington time is an
Mrs. B. L. W alrad and Miss Agnes
Ralph E Jo h n so n , su prem e o rg a n river, w here they landed.
nounced he goes to dinner. He also
dairym en atten d th is m eeting.
Cline of P o rtlan d , siste r of Mrs. Mil
Mr. C o rn u tt purchased his farm ,
receives
market
reports
and
current
izer,
will be with us on March 31 to
At th e last m eeting of th e league
ler.
one and o ne-half m iles so u th w est of
news of the day as he keeps busily
atten d th e jo in t class adoption to be
practically all of the dairym en p res
at his work.
held at Swiss H all. 283 >4 T h ird G resham , w here he lived for m any
N eed Y our Knit C lean ed ?
en t signed up with only one o r two
stre e t, P o rtlan d . T here will be som e years. A bout 12 y ears ago he moved
H ave It F re n ch dry cleaned. Re [exceptions
It is very im p o rtan t
w ith .Ills fam ily to Riddle, D ouglas
T
ailoring
for
p airing neatly done,
th in g doing every m inute,
Be on
[ th a t all poolholders and stockholders
county,
w here he lived u n til his
ladies and men.
hand and en joy yourself.
Meet at
i be p resent a t th e P o rtlan d session.
death.
In 1903 he m arried Miss
P E T E R LENARD, T al’or.
F irst S tate Bank co rn er at 7 P m.
.Margret
T
aylor of St. Jo h n s, W ash
Rockwood P arent-T eacher.
Phone tne early.
ington.
To thfB union w ere born
P ian o T u n in g .
•php P aren t-T each er association of
Clerk
$3.00.
S atisfaction g u ara n tee d . R(K.fcwoo,, will give a hom e ta len t
th ree ch ildren. He leaves to m ourn
Phone Jones. G resham 1561. care i pjay> ••The Day E xpress," and en ter-
Guns for Kale,
th e ir loss his widow, tw o sons, Jo h n
O utlook.
ta in m e n t. at th e G range hall on Sat-
G uns of all m akes and caliboTB, and Archie, and one d au g h ter,
7 d ~ au to m o b ile I "fd a y evening A pril 1. Admission
both new an if used will b 1 sold at J T hursy, all of Riddle, also one b ro th
1 w rite livestock
less th an cost price, also m any o th e r
Insurance. B. W. T horne, Bank of 25 and 10 ce n t"
er Jo h n D. C o rn u tt of R iddle and
Item s for th e sportsm an
G resham .
4
FOR SALE— Set h arness, first-
one sister, Mrs. M arth a C ram er, of
GUY D JONES. Phone 2361.
class shape. See Mr. M illiken. Sec
Kami am i G ravel.
Medical L ake, W ashington.
F
o
r
Kale.
ond
hand
store.
F o r concrete w ork, $2.15 per yd
He was a m em ber of th e F ree
One
P
rest-o-L
lte
tan
k
,
half
full,
F or road, $2.90 per yd. D elivered
Ign ition E xpert.
$8.00; tw o 33x4 tires, $5.00 each; M ethodist church, a co n sisten t C hrts-
anyw here in city. M E. W illiam s,
$25 will be given to him who
two 32x3V4 tires. $2 50 each; four I tian and good neighbor.
phone 121x4.
tu b es, $1,00 each
Two miles east
proves that- I can n o t find th e de-
Mr. C o rn u tt was an uncle of I) M.
of G resham , one Section Line road.
I w rltp livestock an d autom obile fidsney of his m achine on sta rtin g
^Cathey and Mrs. 8. C, Jones-
and
Ignition.
C
all
for
A.
L.
Maybee.
G
resham
,
Oregon.
B W. T horne. Bank o f lighting
Insurance.
George. Phone G resham 1228.
G resham .
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