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T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
Voi. 12, No. 21
MANY FEATURES
ARE ARRANGED
BY FAIR BOARD
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
A
FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1Ç22
ALLIGATORS BROUGHT
HOME FROM FLORIDA
PROCLAMATION.
Know all Men, W om en an d C hil
dren by T hese P resen ts:
W ho know s but w hat in tim e alli
g ato rs may ta k e th e place of th e tiny
i here is one suprem e question th a t r been a strong candidate for th is the
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ciety
ie ty w
o m e n a t th
nt time»*
women
th n e nronA
present
tim e?
»nould be settled in the minds of those state s highest executive office. The Mrs.- H. C.
Larson th o u g h t they
who wield the ballot next week Fri- 8tre88ful problems of the day un- would m ake good pets w’hen she
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
11.50 Per Year
FRESHMAN CLASS
PRESENTS MAY
DAY PAGEANT
THAT, W hereas th e NATION
AL CLEAN-UP an d PAINT-UP
CAMPAIGN has resu lted in many
The children will be given a g re a t advan tag es to com m unity life
th ro u g h o u t th e U nited States.
er opportunity th a n usual to a tte n d '
Strong decisive c h a ra c te r and Dolitical
.
— !
i a w y » e a r n e r » m e n prevail
In safeg u ard in g H EALTH ;
should get th e nom ination for govern insight
upon hey re tu rn recently front F lo r- W ednesday m orning th rea ten e d to
and enjoy th e county fair th is year
In p rom oting T H R IF T ;
ida.
T h eir nam es are King and cause th e May Day pageant, which
or. He is one of six on the republican
candidacy of some of the others 1
T h .v
. I .
In fu rth e rin g F IR E PREV EN prim ary ticket. Two are Multnomah is The
according to plans adopted by th e
more
or
less
factional
or
sectional.
'
J
a
lf
to
, w o “i, om 7 n d a r ? i s inch
fre8hm an class of union high
TION ;
fair board at its m eeting on W ednes- '
school in G resham w ere planning to
county men, J. D. Lee and George A. White is one broadvisioned, clear c u t ,! es long.
In stim u la tin g CIVIC P R ID E ;
day night, not only w ill th e fa ir be and
give, postponed. T he show ers con
" hite. Patterson is of Polk county, Representative allround capable and
“ Now preten d th a t you a re dead tin u ed to fall lightly off and on d u r
held before schools open b u t T ues
In m aking th e “ HOME AND
Beau of Lane county and Hall of Coos I experienced executive among the pos-
a llig a to rs” says Mrs. L arson, placing ing th e m orning but th e b rig h t rays
day, W ednesday and F rid a y th e
CITY BEA U TIFU L” ;
county. Olcott is the present incum sibilities. He is not a "politician” and
them on th e ir backs and flatten in g
V .s are to be open free to all chil
NOW. T H E R E FO R E . Be it
bent, out for re-nomination.
is the one most independent of politi them o ut w ith h e r hands. They of su n sh in e betw een show ers kept
known th a t plans have been p er
dren u n d er 12 years of age. Also on
th o se in ch arg e of th e program hop
Some of these men are highly rec cal "influence.”
fected fo r a th o ro u g h Clean-Up
th ereu p o n lie perfectly still barely ing for favorable w eath er conditions
Tuesday aftern o o n th e polo gam e on
ommended. Mr. Lee has a great many
and P aint-U p cam paign in
The next four years will be extreme- b reath in g . She th en places them on
the race trac k in fro n t of th e g ran d
w hen th e tim e cam e for th e p ageant
friends and is a most estim able gentle- ly im portant in the state's history,
G resham , May 15, 1922.
th e ir backs te llin g them they a re bak to be put on.
stand will be free to children.
man
and
has
been
active
in
the
senate
White
is
Ute
cleanest,
strongest
man
Next week m ark s th e opening
ing them selves in th e F lo rid a sun.
The board decided on th e follow
A larg e n um ber of sp ectato rs g a th
or legislature and in other positions for the executive chair in th is stress- T hey obey h e r com m ands com pletely.
of a reaj cam paign of persisten t
ing arran g e m en t of days:
ered on th e S tapleton a th le tic field to
of public tru st for many years. A doz-1 ful, epochal tim e in tax-burdened Ore-
and con stru ctiv e effort in cleaning
T he allig a to rs seem to a d a p t th em w itness th e perform ance. Many came
T uesday— C h ild ren 's day.
up and keeping it up. In th is
en or tw enty years ago he would have ' gon.
selves to th e cooler w ea th er h ere and ladened w ith u m b rellas but th e sun
W ednesday— G resham day.
w orthy m ovem ent we urge each
according to Mrs. L arson, are even cam e o ut an d shone d u rin g th e e n tire
citizen to do his o r her p art to
r
T h ursday— P o rtla n d day.
m ake o u r com m unity CLEAN.
livelier th a n they w ere in F lo rid a.
F rid ay — F ra te rn a l and P ioneer
cerem ony.
HEALTHY, TH R IFT Y , SAFE and
Mrs. L arson left fo r th e ce n tral
day.
T he fairies appeared dressed in
BEAUTIFUL.
p a rt of F lo rid a over six m o n th ago on p retty costum es of varied hues. They
S aturday— E verybody’s day.
Signed,
K. A. M ILLER,
account of h er health . She spent th e danced on th e lawn and th en took
One of th e m ost exciting amuge-
Mayor.
la rg e r p art of h e r v isit in St. Cloud, th e ir places in an im provised forest
ment featu res ever p u t on a t a fair,
W idespread editorial encouragem ent and support is being given by the F lo rid a w hich is not fa r front Ja c k
it is claim ed, is th e au to polo gam e,
grove w hich looked as if it were
country press to the candidacy of A djutant General George A. W hite for
in which autom obiles are used and L. J. ALLEN INSTRUCTS
the Republican nom ination for Governor. Liberal space has been devoted sonville v isitin g h er au n t. H er h ealth created fo r a dw elling place fo r fa ir
BOYS IN JUDGING COWS to bis platform and campaign by the state press generally and a t least a is now m uch im proved so th a t th e ies. Miss W illene Botkin in th e role
sm ash into one a n o th e r Indiscrim i
trip was a success. Mrs. Larson of th e S pirit of W ilderness was se a t
dozen newspapers have added th eir editorial backing.
nately.
T his fe a tu re will be on
All th e livestock club m em bers
The Salem Statesm an, leading Republican daily of the W illam ette Val p raises th e w onderful scenery and
ed on a th ro n e in th e ce n te r of th e
Tuesday aftern o o n and W ednesday.
held th e first ju d g in g practice of th e ley is outspoken in its support of Mr. White and in its editorial utterances tro p ical fru its and birds of which
T hursday and F rid a y nights. Each
gro u p w ith h e r tw o h and m aidens
claims
to
find
in
his
record
the
type
of
man
th
a
t
is
needed
at
th
e
head
of
y ear la st S atu rd ay a t th e farm of H.
the state at this time. Claim ing th a t a reduction in the overhead cost of F lo rid a is u n surpassed. A bout a on e ith e r side of her.
perform ance is scheduled to last one
G. Mullenhoff. L. J. Allen, sta te state governm ent is the param ount issue in the present campaign the States m onth ago Mr. L arson joined h er at
G irls dressed to rep rese n t Flow
hour.
livestock club ag en t, w as p resen t at man editor quotes this incident from an investigation of Mr. W hite’s record F lo rid a and re tu rn e d hom e w ith her. ers skipped into view. They also
A co n tract has been closed w ith
th e m eeting to in stru c t th e boys In as an executive:
T he allig a to rs w ere p u t on display danced to th e music which seemed
the H uggins & L eavette C arnival
"We find th a t when the crisis of 1917 occurred he had the sum
th e work. T hree local leaders were
as a side show a t th e b azaar of th e to float in from th e air. As th e m u
company who come w ith 20 cars of
of $140,000 for the organizing the sta te ’s manpower and resources.
th e re w ith th e ir clubs. T hey were
B ap tist L ad ies’ Guild th a t was held sic died aw ay th ey joined th e group
It was a tim e when no questions were asked and no expense need
p arap h ern alia of am usem ent conces
Mrs. Ja ck Lynch, J. F lem m ing and
in th e G range hall y esterday.
be spared. It was a tim e when he could have spent the $140,000 of the
of w aitin g fairies.
sions. This is said to be m uch b et
Mrs. A. O. Stafford.
people’s money and secured a deficiency appropriation w ithout a m ur
T he Indian chief advancing from
te r than ever before brought to th is
m ur , of dissent. W hat happened? Five m onths later when the
Since th e w ork of th e Dairy H erd
MAY 14 SET ASIDE AS
th e fo rest was g reeted an d m ade
fair.
sta
te
’s
perfect
organization
had
been
completed
he
had
$90,000
of
Record club includes th e scoring of
A DAY FOR MOTHER welcome by th e S pirit of W ilderness
th a t $140,000 left, and he recommended th a t it rev ert to the taxpayers.”
It was decided to hold th e Chau
cows, Mr. Allen explained to all th e
The Roseburg Review sees in Mr. W hite’s candidacy future harm ony in
tau q u a m eetings in th e big te n t in
F o r several years a special day has and asked to dw ell in peace in h er
boys how it is done. T he boys chose the state and says editorially of the candidate, "He is a gentlem an who
th e grove as la st y ea r b u t th e hours
been
set aside in each y ear as a day forests. An Indian ru n n e r su p e r
Mr. M ullenhoff’s record m ilk-produc will command the respect of all elem ents of the state, has no connection
are set for from 11 to 1 in th e day
,
with
any
controversies
th
at
divide
the
people
of
any
section
of
Oregon
and
on
which
to honor th e m em ory of ceded a band of In d ian g irls and
ing co»’, S tanhope Belle Jo h a n n a as
stands for the new order of progressive statesm anship.”
and 7 to 8 in th e evening.
m
o
th
er
w
h
eth e r she be living o r one braves who as th ey appeared form ed
th e one they w anted to score. T he
The Newport News sees in Mr. W hite, "An able, energetic and progressive of th e angels in th e H eavenly k in g a circle and danced th e Indian dance
The sam e schedule of wages was
leaders felt th a t th e boys were es man, particularly well qualified to preside over the destinies of the state at
w ith heads b en t as th e ir fo re fa th ers
agreed upon fo r carp en ters, helpers,
pecially fo rtu n a te in having such a this tim e,’’ and adds, "Colonel W hite has proved a man of exceptional ad dom. T his y ea r Sunday, May 14, has had ta u g h t them .
clerks, tic k e t sellers and tick et ta k
been
chosen
for
th
a
t
day.
m
inistrative
ability
and
his
selection
as
governor
at
th
is
tim
e
would
be
a
cow in th e ir county and th a t they
A pioneer im m ig ran t wagon h e r
wise choice.”
ers as la st year.
T h ere is not one of us but w hat th e
w ere also fo rtu n a te in being allowed
The Pacific Herald, published in Lincoln County, sees in Mr. W hite’s p lat nam e of m o th er b rin g s sw eet m em alded th e com ing of th e w hite peo
A plan is being a rran g e d to have
| to use her as a model. T he tra in in g form and record the hope for “Deflation of state governm ent," saying, “ What
ple in to th e land which was to be
as a g ran d finale fe a tu re on th e race
th e boys received was aided g rea tly better platform could a Lincoln County taxpayer dem and?” “Mr. W hite will ories. She is th e one who n ever fo r come th e U nited S tates. O thers soon
track area a steeple chase put on by
gets
us.
H
er
eyes
a
re
blinded
w
ith
give
the
taxpayers
a
new
deal.
He
has
had
train
in
g
enough
to
say
‘no’
to
by th e high productive q u alities of
the P o rtlan d H u n t club. E ight or
the special in terests.”
th e m o th er love so th a t she cannot follow ed In th e ir wake. C h ristian i
th e cow.
The Bend Press, (Deschutes County) says editorially Mr. W hite is “each day see o u r fau lts. She sees only o u r ty, E ducation, Music, A rt. W ar, Sail
more horses and riders, w ith hurdles,
T he m eeting was an all day ses becoming a more formidable candidate,” and th is in spite of being no poli
ors an d Soldiers. Peace cam e also
w ater jum ps, etc., will be required.
sion. Each person had supplied h im tician, for, the editor goes on to say, "H is earnest supporters would not ac good q u alitie s; and never grow s tired in th e form of two glrlB carry in g
By th e action of th e board, a fte r
of
to
ilin
g
for
us.
self w ith a lunch and a t noon tim e cuse him of being one (a p o litician ), judging tjy the blunt, outspoken de
much discussion, C. D. M inton was
T he custom of se ttin g aside a Sun w hite doves which, when they w ere
th e m eeting was ad jo u rn e d long cisions he has reached in regard to what th is state needs," and adds, “The
strange thing about W hite is that, not being a politician he evidently knows day of each y ea r fo r m o th er is a beau released, flew o ver th e crow d and
employed as secretary -m an ag er for
enough to allow th e p a rty to have w hat the politicians have done to Oregon."
the 1922 fa ir a t a sa lary of from
tifu l one. Each one is asked to a t away. They th en crow ned th e Spirit
lunch to g e th e r In th e yard.
The Dallas Observer, while not com m itting itself, sees im petus in the ten d church on th a t day an d w ear a of W ilderness th e S pirit of P a trio t
$500 to $1000 according to th e
A fter lunch two classes of cows campaign, and notes th at, “The W hite cam paign has started off with a more
am ount of proceeds a fte r paying ru n
red ca rn atio n if m o th er Is living and ism. T hus th e 8 p irit of P atrio tism
w ere placed to te st o u t th e ab ility of decided bang th an has been the case with the others who have announced
them selves.”
a w hite one if she is dead. W ould lt beckoned those in each n atio n who
ning expenses and in te re st on indebt
th e boys. They all w orked h ard to
The Springfield New’s (Lane County) approves the W hite platform and n ot also be a p p ro p riate to sen d her w anted freedom , peace and rest to
edness. T h e re was considerable op
e n te r th e ju d g in g team which is to says th a t it “ Will doubtless appeal to the Republican voters of the state
position to paying any salary, o r
som e token if she Is living to show in com e to th e lanjl of th e free, America.
be chosen a fte r th ese two scoring and to others who are especially interested in public affairs."
T he D utch arriv ed In th e ir q u ain t
$1200 as In previous years, on ac
A rallying to Mr. W hite’s standard is forcasted by th e Lebanon C riterion th is sm all way o u r ap p reciatio n of wooden shoes and
contests. T he w ork not only req u ires
danced th e ir
w hat she has done for us? If she is
count of th e indebtedness accum u
(Linn
County)
which
predicts
th
a
t
"
It
is
safe
to
say
th
a
t
the
people
In
th e co rrect scoring b ut th e proper
The E nglish, th e
general over the state who are anxious to see the overhead expense of the dead, h er g rav e could be fresh ly cov n atio n al dance.
lated from previous fairs and on ac
figuring up as well. T he m ore p er state cut to a g reat extent, will rally to the support of Mr. W hite, as he is
ered w ith flow ers if it is n o t too far F ren ch , th e Scotch, th e Swedish, the
count of new buildings. It was
fect th e build of th e cow being scored considered a man of executive ability and fully able to handle the governor
R ussian, th e Jap an ese, th e Irish and
aw
ay.
th o u g h t ce rtain , how ever, th e fa ir th e h ig h e r h e r score will be.
ship.”
th e Red Cross soon arriv ed th u s com
could not ru n w ithout a secretary
The
Pacific
Homestead,
farm
publication
with
general
circulation
in
Oregon
All th e livestock clubs in th e vi-
p letin g th e races of people of which
who would m a in tain an office and a cinlty of G resham w ere nresent in
the N orthw est devotes a full page to the W hite candidacy, and adds its BAPTIST BAZAAR
c
n
n y or u resn a m w ere present In strong editorial endorsem ent. The Hillsboro Independent thinks th a t “There
WELL ATTENDED A m erica’s citizens have as th e ir a n
business m an ag e r on th e grounds
eluding pig, sheep, dairy herd record is much in his record th a t causes the belief th at he is the man of the hour.”
cestors.
during and n e a r fa ir tim e. T he plan
T he G range hall was barely large
and calf clubs. Mr. MullenhofT and The Benton County Veteran (Corvallis) devotes its first page to Ills candl-
As th e flag was u n fu rled , it was
agreed upon was a com prom ise and Miss H ild a Staffenson assisted In th e j dacv and addi> lt8 «’"nvplete endorsement.________
enough to accom m odate th e crowd d raped over th e sh o u ld ers of the
was acceptable to all concerned. It work.
th a t atte n d e d th e evening session of S p irit of P atrio tism . W ith everyone
BERRY GROWERS PLAN
is regarded as an assu ran ce of proper
SPRING FESTIVAL AT
th e b azaar which was given y ester
TO MEET IN JUNE
m anagem ent w ithout which th e re WATER DISTRICT WOULD
GESHAM GRADE SCHOOL day u n d er th e auspices of th e Bap g ath ered aro u n d her, she gave the
pledge “ In th e s tre n g th o th ese o u r
1 ould be no prospecf of success.
tist L ad ies’ Guild. T he H igh school b ro th ers Is p atrio tism born anew to
SERVE FARM HOMES (By D. E. TO W LE, M anager Berry
G
reat
p
rep
a
ra
tio
n
s
a
re
u
n
d
er
way
S ecretary M inton reported th e
o rc h e stra fu rn ish ed som e m usical burn w ith ever stro n g e r hue as each
G row ers P acking Com pany.
P lans have been m ade looking to
a t th e G resham g ra d e school for th e
prem ium list would soon be ready for
w ard th e organization of a w ater dis
We m ade a sale of q u ite a la rg e J Spring F estiv al which is to be th e last n um bers. T he booths w ere p rettily new cross Is o u r to bear A m erica all
the p rin te r.
tric t w’hich would serv e farm hom es j j ton n ag e of C u th b erts th is w eek to and yet by f a r th e biggest and best d ecorated and filled w ith te m p tin g else above. A m erica, beloved A m er
A nother m eeting of th e board is w ithin a te rrito ry of ten sq u a re
.
d ain ties to eat o r w ear. T h e tea
called fo r next week W ednesday m iles, and which m ight em brace th e local can n ers a t a price th a t is sat- even‘ of th e school year. It will ta k e room and th e side show a ttra c tio n s ica. To all th e n atio n s of th e world
A m erica’s flag has been unfurled.
tow ns of T ro u td ale and F airview , ac- lgfactory to u8
_ ___
'’l.ig h t a t th e city hall.
We
also _________
sold our place on W ednesday, May 17, in th e w ere p articu la rly good.
J u s t how It offers freedom , peace and re s t; It
cording to C. W. A ltm an, w’ho is
G resham g rad e school grove,
fa th e rin g th e m ovem ent and who re-
° ' a Ann d ie rrY c r°P at a good
Qiieen M a rle tte and her royal par- m uch money was raised Is n ot yet welcomes those who go In quest.
MOTHER'S DAY SERVICES
p orts m uch enco u rag em en t.
price. We a re pleased to pass th is j ty have been Invited to a tte n d the know n but m ost of th e booths had A m erica th e new, from every land
AT METHODIST CHURCH
sold o u t th e ir w ares when th e fair we offer you an d all who come to
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j T he proposed w ate r d istric t would news to you as it m eans ready money F estiv al. She h as prom ised to come
Sunday will be observed in an ap- He n o rth of G resham . Its te n tativ e to cover cost of picking, etc.
¡array ed in splen d o r befitting only to) closed last night.
find o u r shores th e hom e they loce.”
To Mrs. Ellen E vans is to be given
p ro priate way at th e M ethodist Epis- , boundaries would extend to th e San
a
royal
queen
and
h
e
r
atte
n
d
a
n
ts.
B eth el B aptist C hurch.
To those who are not m em bers of ¡
copal church in all th e services of th e ^y boulevard on th e n o rth , to th e o u r association esDeclallv those w ith I u iV<? M“y P° leS
b<> w ound at
8unday will be a special "G et To the cre d it of th e success of th e pag
day. E very one will w ear a flow er T ro u td ale road on th e east, th e o u r association, especially those w ith , h(. game tlm e by 10„ boyg and g , rlg g e th e r„ ,
eant for actin g an d irecto r and in
Bible school a t 10 a. m. Serm on stru c to r.
Miss
Doris Zlm m rm an
in honor of m o th e r; a w hite one if B alrdsdale road on th e west an d sm all lo ts of b erries and ch erries, we T he stre a m e rs a re to be o f b u rn t,
she be gone, a red one if she be liv so u th of th e Base L ine road on th e wish to say th a t we are p repared to o ran g e and daffodil yellow.
by P asto r B arry on ’’M other’s Day” , played th e piano, R S trong th e flute.
ing. T he church will be specially south, to give w ater privileges to th e buy y o u r fru it fo r cash If you p refer
One h u n d red and tw enty-five young , E veryone Is asked to w ear th e flow er L M aulding and W. F ritz th e vio
decorated fo r th e occasion w ith resid en ts on both sides of th a t road. o r you may become a m em ber of o u r fo lk , will p articip a te in th e spider- a p p ro p ria te to th e occasion.
Miss lins and F. P eak th e drum s.
spring flow ers.
T he plan Involves connecting with a8»ociation.
Ir >ou a re in terested web dance.
T he H ighland fling is M artha H agberg will ren d e r Home
Paul and Guy Rusher are busy in stal
The serm on by th e 'p a sto r, th e th e Bull R un pipe line. City Com- P,eaBe call at th e cannery for de- also to have a place on th e program , special music fo r th e service. T h ere
Rev. A. 8. H lsey, will be in keeping m issloner Mann has been consulted ; talled Inform ation. If you wish to T his fe a tu re prom isas a tre a t for ev- wlll be a g a th e rin g at th e noon h o u r ling a radio receiving apparatus at
th eir home where they expect to catch
with th e sp irit of th e day, th e topic by resid en ts of th e d istric t and has roake hallock c a rrie rs for th e pick- , eryone.
! fo r th a n k sg iv in g and praise. All who some of the music th at is being w ast
being "M other o’ M ine.”
ers
on
th
e
plan
of
th
e
sam
ple
car-!
If
th
e
wind
Is
favorable
Mr.
Q
u
ick
-'
can
gtay
wl„
b
rlng
a
baal<<.t
,
unch
expressed him self in favor of th e
ed In the air.
The m usic by th e choir both m orn project.
rie r we have h ere on exhibition, you sail will have a larg e k ite flying In an<1 reraa)n fo r . g e, . to g eth e r till
ing and evening will be of th e usual
T ro u td a le is said to have a w ater 8hould place your o rd er soon for th e th e a ir w hile th e festival is In prog-j i;3 q when th e p raise service will be-
A special meeting of the Gresham
bigh order.
T he m orning anthem system adeq u ate for present needs m ateria l as we cannot supply unles-- ress.
g|n.
2 :3 0 th e personal v isitatio n
Business Men’s association will be held
'■ ill be "L et th e H eavens Be G lad.” a „d m ight p refer to be left out of th e ord ered , th e cost of th e lu m b er Is
Because of having 200, of th e 25b will s ta r t on th e "E v ery M em ber"
in the City hall this evening, May 12.
For th e evening, “ T he Good Shep- proposed o rg an isatio n .
F airv iew ’s
centB P(‘r carrier.
children ta k in g p art, In costum e 1* canvass for th e en su in g year. Every
All members of the association are urg
h erd .” A q u a rte t consisting of Mrs. a ttitu d e on th e question has not been
W e have m ade Kood progress dur- maye b necessary to ch arg e a sm all i m em ber is urged to be present
ed to be present as Im portant business
H. W S trong, Mrs. H. L St. C lair, m ade public.
Access to “ th e best in * ,h e " eek on o u r new receiving fee for ad m ittan ce.
The evening service will be a pro will come before the meeting.
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E R usher and O liver Gill will w ate r on e a r th ” would be a g re a t 8hed u n d er th e able d irection of Bert
gram in honor of "M o th er’s Day” and
sing
My M other” In th e m orning adv an tag e to th e extensive o perations Boice who has ch arg e of th e work.
Pei ry E. T h o rn to n l’s*w *.
will consist of songs, readings, re c ita
« o u iin g E ven ts o f Ixical In tercet.
P erry E. T h o rn to n , who h as been
Mr. and Mrs. S trong will sing “ Lead oj M ultnom ah County F arm , which
have 205 m em bers at th is w rit-
t i o n s and special music fu rn ish ed by
Moving p ictu re show F riday even
ing and we w ere w ondering how Bi at th e hom e of his m other-in-law ,
Kindly L ig h t” in th e evening
, w ould be in th e d istrict.
hom e ta le n t assisted by a mixed q u a r ing. May 12 In th e high school a u d i
many
would
m
eet
w
ith
us
w
ith
th
e
ir
Mrs.
P.
A.
Gould,
fo
r
several
weeks,
The E pw orth L eague is having Its [
te t from th e A rleta B aptist ch u rch of to riu m a t G resham u n d er th e d irec
fam ilies a t th e cannery som e tim e died y esterd ay m orning, aged 36
Zion Evenirci leal Church.
annual banquet and election of of
. . .
. . .
i P o rtlan d . T he q u a rte t w ill sin g “ My tion of W. H R u th erfo rd .
T he follow ing services will be held d u rin g th e flrRt week In J u n e fo r a years
He leaves a widow, form erly M<Mher. , Bible” and “ F ace to F a c e ”
ficers th is evening at th e Odd F el
T he G resham g rad e school May
lows hall. T om orrow , S atu rd ay , th e next S unday: Sunday school a t 10 ! basket picnic lunch and a g et-to - Miss Violet Gould, and a little T he m em bers of th e q u a rte t a re th e Day p ageant will be held on W ed
l eague will send a delegation to th e | a m Divine w orship in th e G erm an g eth er tim e to ta lk over berry pick- d au g h ter, Evalyn, besides o th e r rel- Misses N ellie and E unice H artm u s,
nesday aftern o o n . May 17 at 1 :30 In
Portland D istrict L eague which is language at 11 A serm on approprl- ing m ethods, g rad in g , packing for stiv es. T he fu n eral was held th is sop ran o and a lto ; 8. L. B arn et, te n o r th e g rad e school grove.
shipm
ent,
etc.,
and,
Incidentally,
aftern
o
o
n
w
ith
In
term
en
t
In
th
e
in session
at
C entenary-W ilbur ate for M other’s Day will be given
an d G eorge Je n n in g s bass.
A d eclam ato ry co n test will be held
church. T he newly elected officers; Follow ing th e m o rn in g services a dedicate th e new receiving shed G resham cem etery. An o b itu ary will
T he closing n u m b e r will be a tab- In th e union high school au d ito riu m
which
Is
48
x
60
feet
w
ith
a
nice
ap
p
ear
In
a
la
te
r
Issue.
of th e G resham L eague will be in- congregational m eeting will be held,
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leaux. T his service wlll be very In- on F rid ay , May 26, a t 1:15 p. m.
stalled S unday evening
T he past- All m em bers a re urged to be present, sm ooth floor on which th e young
A political rally is to be held In t r e a t i n g and all are Invited.
A nnual b azaar to be given by th e
or’s address will be to th e L eaguers, I Evening services will be coaduct- folks could have a dance if th ey
B ap tist L adles’ Guild T hursday. May
M etzger’s hall
S atu rd ay e v e n in g .;
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and all young people on th e sub ject, ed by th e Young P eople’s L eague a t wished. If you a re In terested and May 13
Ign ition Ex|»crt.
11 a t th e G resham G range hall all
Several can d id ates will |
$26
ill be given to him who day and evening.
"One Y oung M an’s M istake,”
. 8 o ’clock w ith Mrs. E. Schw edler as w illing to a tte n d , please drop us a speak.
proves th a t I can not find th e de
leader. The topic for discussion will card and if th e n um ber of card s re-
ficiency of his m ach in e on sta rtin g ,
v ,c ,ro la
I be: “ How can we help o u r church tu rn ed is larg e enough to ju stify we
C an d id ates put before voters th e ir
T h e Bank of G resham pays 6 per lig h tin g and Ignition.
Main S treet
m achine at $135.
Terms. J. E. i
.
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l o o t in te rest on tim e deposits.— Ad. G arage. Phone G resham 122$.
Metzger> phone 1901.
and gPt
trom R
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flx ’*>e date.
claim s for th o u g h tfu l consideration.
OPINIONS OF STATE PRESS
ON WHITE’S CANDIDACY