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G resham O utlook
Voi. 12, No. 18
GRESHAM,
CHESTER A. LYONS WILL
ADDRESS GRESHAM P.-T. A
T he people of G resham and com
m unity are to be given an oppor
tu n ity to hear one of th e best in
form ed men on com m unity w elfare
on W ednesday evening at 7:30
o'clock at th e grad e school, when
C hester A. Lyons will speak before
th e P aren t-T each er association.
Mr. Lyons is an expert in han d
ling boys and is known nationally
th ro u g h his Big B ro th er movem ent.
He has conducted th e Big B rother
F arm n e a r Lebanon, Oregon fo r a
n um ber of years and has had g reat
success in his un dertak in g . H e had
90 boys on th is farm last sum m er.
This address by Mr. Lyons will
be equal to any C hautauqua lecture
and will be in te restin g to any one
who has th e w elfare of the com m u
n ity at h eart. Admission free.
T he W hitney Boys’ chorus and th e
G irls’ Glee club of th e grad e school
will sing. At th e close of th e pro
g ram refreshm ents will be served.
T he
P arent-T eacher Association
will hold a short business session
p rio r to the lecture.
marry a million
SURE THIS TIME
MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
TUESDAY,
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
MAY 2, 1922
PORTLAND BOYS WIN CUP PUT
UP BY JUDGE G. W. STAPLETON
$1.50 Per Year
EX KAISER USES SAW
TOURIST PARK UNDER
MADE IN GRESHAM
WAY ON FAIR GROUNDS
"M ade In G erm any" was a legend ' G resham 's to u rist park, which is
much in evidence in Am erica un til located on th e M ultnom ah county
events of recent years m ade it un i fa ir grounds is being equipped w ith
The P o rtlan d boys won th e silv er < Cam pbell 161 pounds.
T h e first popular. By th e irony of fate th e i accom m odations th a t will m ake it
¡cup w hich was put up by Ju d g e G. j two rounds w ere each a draw . Ged- j tab les a re tu rn ed
and
W ilhelm '
are
i W. S tapleton at th e w restling and d®8 received the decision on p o in ts , H ohenzollern, well known • wood already u n d er way
W ater is being
boxing co n test betw een B Company, lite r the th ird round. T his was by saw yer of Doom, H olland, and who ! piped th ro u g h o u t th e grove; elec
fa r th e best bout of th e contest.
! once achieved q u ite a rep u ta tio n as
162d In fa n try of P o rtlan d and H ead
The m atch betw een Roy M cCarter. au em peror and w ar-starte r, is now tric lights Installed and tireplaces
T h ere will be tables and
q u a rte rs Com pany, 1st B attalion, 160 pounds an d " F a t " Lein. 182 using an O regon-m ade d rag saw in built.
186th In fa n try of G resham which pounds prom ised to be an exciting h*8 p riv ate wood lot. This inform a- bp,lcbes ’n sufficient am ount to sup
I took place in th e Masonic hall last ; one for G resham . D uring th e first i f*on has been received by P. A. ply everyone. A ccom m odations a re
S aturday n ig h t; b ut it was only s e - , round M cC arter show ed him self to ' Combs, presid en t of th e Beaver S ta te , being planned for any n um ber of
¡cured by a close m argin. T he G resh- be the best m an. Before th e gong; Motor com pany, m ak ers of B eaver 8U omo 1 ps **’ casp of bad w eath er
am boys p ut up a good fight in sp ite had sounded fo r th e second round, it d rag saws, from an E nglish saw ° F s,o rm s
'h e n th e work is com-
|Of th e fact th a t nearly all of them was discovered th a t M cC arter’s rig h t agent. T he ex -k aiser’s d rag saw is plete, G resham will have a park sec
ond to none.
j had never appeared in th e ring be- > w rist had been in ju re d when he a Beaver, m ade at Gresham ,
T he m ain entrancew ay has been
¡fore. T he decisions w ere m ade giv-1 "lein ed ” on L ein 's jaw d u rin g th e
regraded
and graveled. S upervisor
I ing 60 per cent fo r aggressiveness early p art of th e round. A doctor E • C. JONES RECEIVES
BID FOR GRAND STAND H illyard delivered and spread 20
26 per cent for ability and 25 per in th e audience was called and after
loads of gravel in less th a n eight
! cent for ring g eneralship. B attlin g , an exam ination refused to let McCar-
hours.
T his would not have been
The
bid
for
th
e
building
of
th
e
| O rtega, n ea r W elter w eight c h a n t-; te r finish th e bout. M cC arter was
Mary Landon linker, of Chicago, I pion of th e w orld, acted as th ird man ¡given th e decision, how ever, fo r j uew Krand 8 ,a ud on th e M ultnom ah possible If he had not had th e Mack
sailed for England last week where
¡show ing m ore aggressiveness th an ; fair g rounds was given to F ra n k tru ck which th e county com missiott-
in th e ring.
for the third time she will face
I
I ers gave over to his use.
“ Some
The w restlin g cam e first, Reid- 1 his opponent.
j Jones, co n tra cto r
her wedding day with Allister Mc
1 he new building work for one little tru ck in one
Cormick, of Chicago, and stock ¡lin g er of G resham w eighing 114 j A d em onstration fight was p u t on ls to be placpd w here th e m achlnery i day
said Mr . S nashall as he
holder in the International H ar ! pounds, was m atched ag ain st W olf- by K eller, 118 pounds and Schnell I
vester Co. Twice she has left him ■stone w hose w eight is 118 pounds, i 135 pounds, both of P o rtlan d , to hall now sta n d s only a little closer to w atched th e tru ck m ake trip s back
waiting at the church. But this
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time she says she will go through | A fter com pleting two rounds th e i show w hat B Com pany could do. j .
m atch was decided to be a draw .
¡Both boys w ere fa st an d w ere given
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10 u n ,b tr stc u ie d
M iP lfm A B T
INJURED BOY IS
with it.
Fish Jen n in g s. 139 pounds entered a big hand. T his com pleted th e ev- ' hen
to m down w ill MISS ESTHER MARKWART
RAPIDLY RECOVERING
th e
ring ag ain st F ellm an.
132 ! en in g ’s e n tertain m en t.
be used in th e new one. T hrough a
BRIDE OF PORTLAND MAN
VEARL HOWELL TELLS
L ittle George Dietl, who received
typographical erro r, it was sta te d in 1
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OF GARDEN WORK Pounds. F ellm an took one fall a fte r
A second contest has been prom- a previous Issue of th e O utlook, th a t I A b,‘au tlfu l but «ulet "««Ming was
a scalp wound last W ednesday in a
f
fo u r m in u tes and 30 seconds, which lsed to ta k e place in th e n e a r fu tu re
new pavilion is to be built. The
One of th e m ost in te restin g of th e gave him th e decision according to j betw een th ese tw o com panies eith er I ; a „„7.77
collision w ith a car driven by W el
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,he home of Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s
g ran d stan d is to be reb u ilt b u t not
in P o rtlan d o r G resham . C. G.
lesley T aylor, a high school student, G resham boys’ and g irls’ club is th e a m a te u r ru les.
M arkw art when th e ir d au g h te r Miss
th e pavilion.
T he first boxing m atch was be- j Schneider will p ut on th e gloves with
E sth e r becam e th e bride of E dw ard
ls rapidly recovering from his injury G arden club. T here are a t least 12
tw
een
Dick Lane, 143% pounds C aptain H ale of B Com pany,
Scheel of P o rtlan d . T he brid e was
FORMER GRESHAM BOY
and no serious com plications are ex boys who are m em bers. L ike th e
against R onning, 143 pounds, of
C aptain H ale ad m itted th a t the
o th e r clubs, th e boys m eet on T h u rs
BECOMES MISSIONARY b eau tifu lly gowned in a delicate
pected.
P o rtlan d . At th e end of th e th ird I G resham “ fa rm e r” boys had th e ad-
apricot crepe de chine bridal cos-
T he report in th e last O utlook day every two weeks for th e p u r round, R onning was given th e de-¡ vantage of th e B C om pany men in
B urton L. Beegle. u n til recently a I tum e.
She carried a bouquet of
seem ed to imply th a t th e d riv er of pose of discussing th e work. L ast cisión on points.
s. T his was th e first 'size. G resham was un ab le to m atch ; p ro f®aa“ 7 ln Bpa“ *e I’a c ,®p f oUe« p; ; sw eet peas and b rid e’s roses,
th e c a r w ent on w ith o u t m aking any T hursday V earl Howell, who belongs tim e L ane had appeareo
appeared in tn
th e ring ¡ m
th e lig
iig h n test w eight
etgnt P o rtlan d man j , u n d er , hp
he Frep
Erep M ethodls""
ethodist í Board“
t o a r d 'i in í I Thp
Tbp R ev-
ev’ D-
D Q B arry wa8
waa ‘he °f-
effort to find out w hat in ju ry was
b
u
t
put
up
a
good
fight.
and
P
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rtlan
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could
not
m
atch
our
th
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anal
zone,
w
here
he
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atin
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clergym
an. T he rin g ser-
to a garden club in Powell V alley told
done.
It has been explained th a t
Cooper was given th e decision in heaviest w eight m an who was F ra n k 1 will have charge of th e work. He ¡ vice was used. Miss L illian Mark-
when th e child picked him self up and i ,b e boys how he m ade his g arden th e bout w ith H erb ert W est. W est j S outhards
I
?5.5,?co™,p,a nied b?í.bls ,w ife
I w art, sister of th e bride, acted as
¡tw o sm all children. W ith them w ill;
w alked to th e sidew alk, and did not j last year.
won th e first round which lasted one
Jackson Jones would have entered go Miss Em m a Corson, who will bridesm aid.
She was dressed bo-
cry. W ellesley supposed he was n o t'
The gro u n d th a t V earl had to m inute. Cooper won o u t in th e sec- th e ring if it h ad n ot been for a ta k e her degree from th e college this I com ingly in a baby blue organdy
h u rt but th a t a fte r school he reported p lant hi8 g ardpn wa8 alI Bod
He ond in one m in u te and forty-lfive j broken rib w hich he received w hile ! year-
gown.
gown. H
H er
er b ro th er Ralph M arkw art
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Beegle Is a b ro th e r of Mrs. G. was best man.
to th e p aren ts ju st w hat had occured. ¡m easured off a piece 20x30 which is seconds. W est received a blow on in train in g fo r th e bout.
In a le tte r to the O utlook Mrs. C has. the reg u iatlo n gize of th e club g a r. th e left jaw th a t left him dazed. He | F inancially th e co n test was a s u e -; j j pX J ' " '
' ee* e of G resham ,
A sum ptuous w edding d in n e r was
in his boyhood a t
N. T aylor, says. "I wish to s t a t e ' dens
Thp ground wag so h ard to com m enced th e th ird ro u n d b ut he ¡cess, G resham ’s sh a re of th e pro Bethel as B converted
aptist church and atten d ed served a t the com pletion of th e cere
th a t the Dietl boy was on a tru ck , I dfg up on account of th e 8od th a t did not last long. Cooper won by a ceeds am o u n tin g to about $25. The school in both G resham and P leas mony.
w hich was tu rn in g th e corner at llj8 fa (b er gpaded it up fo r him first, j k n o ckout 30 seconds a fte r th e th ird i boys feel th a t they were well sup- an t Home.
T he young couple left in th e even
A recent issue of th e college publi
Bishop B ros.’ sto re and W ellesley was y e a r! then spread two inches of round opened.
(ported by th e local people and ap- cation says, "D u rin g th e five years ing on th e ir honeym oon. T hey will
w atching th e boy th in k in g he would , m anure over it and spaded th e
G resham scored a victory when p reciate th e in te rest ta k en in the th a t he has been a m em ber of th e m ake th e ir fu tu re hom e in P o rtlan d .
ju m p off and run across th e stre e t, gro u n d over again. He th en applied M aitland Geddes, 157 pounds, boxed I contest.
faculty P rofessor Beegle has won a
high place in the estim a tio n of all JUNIOR PLAY IS
w hich he did and W ellesley p u t on to jncbe8 m ore of fertilize r and re-
connected with th e In stitu tio n , not
RED CROWN BEATRICE
th e b rakes and stopped suddenly and | 8paded ,t
He , hpn drew a plot on
DECLARED “BEST EVER"
COMMUNITY PARTY IS
in his nbllity as a teach er, but
th e boy ran right into th e side of th e . pap er and p lanted on paper first.
AIDED BY LOCAL SHOW only
as a friend and adviser.
He has
DECLARED A SUCCESS
"A ll of a Sudden Peggy” , which
fender a fte r the m achine had stop- 1 Qpe 0{ tb e r u ]e8 of tbp ciub ¡s th a t
been prom inent In th e work of the
A big show is scheduled fo r May local church and is respected as a was dram atized by th e union high
ped. T he boy then w ent back to the each boy m ust raise at least five
A n u m b er of young people and old
6th a t th e G resham th e a te r u n d er rep resen tativ e of th e h ighest type school of G resham Junior class last
sidew alk and stood w atching W elles- varieties.
e r as well g ath ered a t th e G resham
auspices of H. O. Bone, head of the of C h ristian g en tlem an .”
ley, who stayed for a m inute to see if
V earl ’ p lan ted lettuce, peas and
F rid ay evening was a p leasan t su r
G range h all T h u rsd ay n ig h t for a local S tan d ard Oil force in aid of th e ARBOR VITAE NATURAL
prise to everyone. T he m usic, th e
th e boy was h u rt, but as he did not c a rro ts jn row s 18 inches ap art. The
cry o r say anything W ellesley w ent cabbage rows w ere 20 inches ap art, com m unity party. K. A. M iller gave com pany’s can d id ate for queen of the
GROWTH IN THIS SECTION costum ing and th e acting was u n
usually good. It was th o u g h t th a t
on to th e high school th in k in g he was H aving the rows close to g e th er not a good ta lk on com m unity coopera E lk s’ P ro sp erity week and carn iv al to
D. Hill of D undee, Illinois, was a
not badly h u rt. We feel very badly o n iy saves spare b ut it also holds tion. Among o th e r th in g s he m en be held in P o rtlan d au d ito riu m th e G resham visitor last week, th e g u est th e senior play was th e beat of th e
to th in k such a false rep o rt should the raofgtUre a fte r i t ’ is cultivated, tioned an anonym ous le tte r which he week of May 15 to 21. “ Red Crown for a few days of his niece, Mrs. C. year, b ut “ All of a Sudden P aggy”
B eatrice” as she Is know n is a m em D. Bush.
left n o th in g to be wished for In th e
circu late about ou r boy. The 20th w h e n th e lettu ce wag takpn out
received recently. In th is le tte r, it ber of th e com pany’s P o rtlan d force
Mr. Hill has one of th e larg est pictu rizatlo n of an E nglish home
C entury grocer on the corner said tOm ato p lan ts were set o u t in Its
evergreen n u rseries in th e world. He
W ellesley was not to blam e and ac- pIace
R adishes w ere p lanted with was suggested th a t th e city purchase and th e local S tan d ard Oil sta tio n is Is very much in terested in th e arb o r life and its problem s. T h e th read s
boosting
stro
n
g
ly
fo
r
her.
T
he
pro
cording to th e grocer an o th e r gentle- th e carrot8
th e radfshe8 grow th e J. H. M etzger block and tu rn ft
vitae found in th is vicinity and Mr. of rom ance were d elicately ¡Inter
man who saw th e accident also ex- quickly and are gone by th e tim e the in to an am u sem en t park. Mr. Miller ceeds of th e big show will go to buy H ill th in k s it is n ativ e to no place woven. T he process of u n tan g lin g
pressed th e sam e opinion.”
carrot8 need th e gpace C arrot8 are said th a t th is would be a g rea t im votes fo r th e ir can d id ate. M embers else in th e world. He says it is close th e web which was th rea ten e d by
of th e local com pany b o u g h t the ly related to th e o rd in ary ced ar but real spiders, often becam e knotted
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,, also said to keep th e w orm s away provem ent fo r th e city. An am use
house for S atu rd ay nig h t and invite is d istin ct enough to be reg ard ed a with troublesom e problem s th a t did
A ran g e for sale. In good condi- .
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se p arate v ariety if not •a se p arate
m ent p ark would keep th e children
tion. Phone G resham 51x2.
from th e radishes.
all th e ir frien d s and th e public g en species.
not rig h t them selves u n til th e cu r
In spite of th e ground being so off th e stree ts. H e spoke of a pool erally.
T he a rb o r v itae is found along tain was ready to fall fo r th e last
HDQTS. COMPANY MAY
soddy th is g ard en grew som e fine w here th e children could wade as be
Johnson creek and on th e hillsides tim e, at which tim e th in g s righted
TRAIN AT CAMP LEWIS vegetables w hich th e ow ner could ing a good thing.
WORK HARNESS STOLEN
a n '' B, PniH to b” ,,m,,p<1 <° a «mall them selves “ all of a su d d en :”
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well be proud of.
T he evening was s p e n t. In playing
FROM GRESHAM FARMER to a sh o rt d istan ce east of Hogan.
G resham H ead q u arters com pany
Thig y ear V par, h a„ an o th e r g a r. gam es w hich everyone joined in and
On th e sam e evening th a t b u rg lars 1 „ „ ,T h‘8 * B1 *
to m*.ny rpartprs 1 OREGON CITY PASTOR
will have th e ir annual encam pm ent dpn. H e has already p lanted pars- seemed to enjoy. T he old er ones
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! but as Mr. Hill Is an au th o rity on
AT BAPTIST CHURCH
from Ju n e 15 to Ju n e 29 according nlpg, carrotg and beets. In plan- took as active a p a rt as th e younger broke into M etzger's sto re, a double evergreens his opinion may be ac
to a telegram which Lieut. C. O. ning his g ard en he has chosen w hat boys and g irls.
work h arn ess was stolen from Wm. cepted by those less Inform ed.
B ethel B ap tist
Sunday school
S chneider received last night from hp thinkg wi„ gp„ we„
Hp ha8
Stanley, a farm er living in th e vicin
reached th e high w ater m ark In at-
Adi. George A. W hite, whose head- found th a t th p re ,g a dem and for Royal X eighliors W ill E n te rta in . ity of th e 12-Mile sto re. No connec- JAS. SPIERS SUCCUMBS
I tendance last Sunday. T he music by
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS ¡th e Juniors was an Inspiration. T he
An en te rta in m e n t is being planned | tion is m ade betw een th e tw o rob
q u a rte rs are at Salem. If th e pres- 8agp 8„ hp expect8 to plant 8onie.
ent plans are carried out, th e en- n il, wag algo cho8pp as a good gp„ pr by th e Royal N eighbors to be given beries as it ls th o u g h t th a t th e ones
Jam es Spiers, a well know n resi j crad le roll also received five new re-
cam pm ent will be m ade at Cam p
T he club boys selected baby beets. at M etzger’s hall on F rid ay evening. who broke into th e sto re w ere pro
dent
of P leasan t Home, died a t his ! cruits. A party Is being planned for
Lewis.
May 12. It will include good music fessionals w hile th e o th e rs w ere not
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home
last night a fte r an illness of ! th e babies and m others In th e near
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"* end speaking and a playlet, "T h e Old ! th n u rh i tn he
two weeks from bro n ch itis, aged 72 ! fu tu re. T he Rev. L eonard was th e
h
! acceptable supply in th e m orning se r
One of th e boys told about u s i n g '* 111 be ma<1p for tbe en te rta in m e n t iogB b ut so far no trac e has been years. He is survived by his widow, vice.
th re e sons and a d a u g h te r.
The
ta r paper to p ut aro u n d cabbage hUt rpfrp8hnlPntB will be free.
found of th e m issing harness.
In th e evening Rev. Mr. W are of
children a re W alter of P leasan t
plants to prev en t flies from laying;
The Rank of G resham pays 5 per RANGE FOR SALE, In good condi- Home, R andolph of Lacy, Iowa. Mrs ! Or®K° n Clty camp wl,b ,h e A ldrich
eggs close to th e cabbage to hatch ; cent in te re st on tim e d e p o s its — Adv
N ettle Klllln of C o ttrell and B ur-j ma,p 1u ar,P t «"<• rendered valuable
tion. Phone 51x2.
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out into .worms. T he p ap er can be j
leigh of Dlsbury. A lberta, Canada.
8prvlrp whlph wa8 "'« ch appreciated.
Here to W ar on Clandestine Freemasons
placed com pletely over th e young I
T he fu n eral will be held on T h u rs-I
Mary W o,d “n‘l C lara M"* °n
cabbage and a hole torn o u t of th e j
day aftern o o n a t th e P leasan t H ome Kav® a
‘ 1 bp W onderful City of
top for light.
T his m ethod has
M ethodist church at 1:30. T he Rev. G o,d” ’ ,n “ VPry P 'Pa8*»K m anner.
proved a success.
I A. J. W are of Oregon City, will [
Troutdale l’,-T. Entertainment..
All th e boys are en th u siastic about !
1 preach th e serm on. In te rm e n t will
T he T ro u td ale P aren t-T each er as-
th e club w ork and have gone to work |
I be In Mt. Scott cem etery.
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determ ined to raise vegetables f o r ;
Lynch P aren t-T each er M eeting.
; at ,hp F airview city hall on S atur-
hom e use, fo r th e fair and also to |
The reg u la r m eeting of th e Lynch *’a y evening, May 6, which will be fol
sell.
| P aren t-T each er association will be lowed by a dance.
i held at th e schoolhouse on F riday
GIRL MAKES BIG
P ian o T im ing.
evening, May 5, a t 8 o ’clock. The
PROFIT ON DUCKS
$3.00.
Satisfaction g u aran teed .
j an n u a l election of officers will b«
Phone Jones, G resham 1561, care
A record k ep t by Helen A lthaus, ■
O utlook.
I held. All p atro n s of th e school are
who lives w ith h e r p aren ts on a
urged to atten d .
United S tates Royal Nobby chain
G resham farm , show s th a t her 11
o r usco tire s are good tires. W. A.
ducks have laid 1288 eggs from Au
Gravel and Hand.
Hessel Agency.
In carload lot o r reta il, delivered or
gust 30. 1921 to April 27, 1922. No
haul
It
yourself.
Phone
79x.
J.
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M ultiply y o u r re tu rn s by adding
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H er figures are as follows:
Profits to date, 825.05; value of
Candidate for Re-nom.nation at dn<.ks
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Republican Primaries on May 19. drgkpg a, , 4
BIG VAUDEVILLE AND MOVIE SHOW
, 2, 00. ’ valup ofj
valup of
Total $73.05.
His experience of four term s has |
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A brand new V ictor V ictrola $150 !
elevated him to a position of Influ
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ence and usefulness at W ashington. m achine a t $135
M etzger, phone 1901.
He has voted rig h t on th e big
questions before Congress and has
Rig Dance
be»” an industrious and successful
M etzger’s hall, G resham , up-to-
worker for Oregon.
date and old fashioned dances Sat- '
k 'h y change? Why replace him urday. May 6. Admission 35 cents.
*» , new and untried m an?
All welcome. Security Benefit A s-j
Paid Adv.
soclatlon.
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GRESHAM THEATER, SATURDAY NIGHT, MAY 6
$18.
.
R1ei? ( !***>• Grand Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Scot
land; Joseph Ingin (centre), P ast Grand Senior W arden and John A.
ro rre* t, representing the Supreme Council of Scotland, have arrived
in New York on th eir way to Utah, having been called to testify in
connection w ith a Clandestine Grand Lodge of Masons which is oper
ating ■,’OfP every _ S tate and from which bogus masonic lodges have
obtained charter* in all part* of the country. Masons of both the York
.and Scottish rite* in every jurisdiction in the Union are How active
in an effort to sta m p 'o u t clandestine m asonry w herever it show* it*
head.
A W hole E vening of I nu«ual Ntuntn, E n te rta in in g A rts, and th e
l'»ual Picture«
I niter anspire* o f Mr. H. O. Rone (Itwaham Hixvial A gent,
Htandnril Oil Com pany,
T he proceeds will be for th e purchase of votes for Red Crown
Beatrice, th e com pany's ca n d id a te for th e E lk 's P ro sp erity W’eek and
C arnival to be held in P o rtlan d . May 17 to 25, a t th e A uditorium .
Ticke*«, Adult* JWej Children ISc, ( W ar Tax included.)
Double Your Money'■ Worth.
COME!