Gresham outlook., August 26, 1924, Image 1

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W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 14, NO. ¿1
HIGH SCHOOL WILL
OPEN SEPTEMBER 8
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRES1IAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 26. 1924
Demands Redress
Boost the Home Town
Sudanese Restless
150 TONS OF PEARS
SHIPPED FROM HERE
T h ere a re stra n g e folks resid in g in m ost ev’ry place,
T he date tor th e opening of the high
And th e q u eer th iu g s they do are a frig h t;
T he han d lin g of B a rtle tt p ears by
Some boost o th e r tow ns, call th e ir own a “d isg race— ”
school has been se t for S eptem ber 8,
Not a th in g done a t hom e is ju st rig h t;
th e B erry G row ers asso ciation has
an d a lre ad y m any in q u irie s a r e com ­
B ut of all th e s tra u g e people a fellow could m eet.
been accom plished w ith m uch sa tis ­
Should he tra v e l th e land up and down.
ing to P rin c ip a l R. E. C annon co n ­
faction to th e g ro w ers and o th e rs
A re th e ones w ho w an t all kinds of sto res down th e stre e t.
who have benefitted by th e fact th a t
ce rn in g req u irem en ts and conditions
And th en buy all th ey can o u t of town.
m ore th a n one h undred and fifty
from prospective stu d e n ts o r th e ir
T hey w ill stock up iu su g a r an d stock up in tea.
to n s of th is fru it have been sh ip ­
p a re n ts. Mr. Cannon h as given out
Buy th e ir d ru g s an d th e ir d ry goods elsew h ere;
ped from h ere d u rin g th e p ast few
S
q
u
an
d
er
gas
by
th
e
gallon,
fak
e
b
arg
ain
s
to
see,
th e follow ing g en e ral in stru c tio n s,
w eeks a t a fa ir price. A le tte r to th e
Or do n ate th e b u s-m an th e ir fa re ;
w hich w ill be of in te re st to m any:
T hen th ey te ll you how b ack w ard th e ir "w retch ed " tow n seem s;
m em bers and frien d s of th e asso cia­
Not a sign of im provem ent is nigh;
tion has been sen t by th e m an ag e­
"W e sh a ll offer seven co urses in
T hey have w aited to see it coine up to th e ir d ream s—
m ent w hich re fe rs also to th e prob­
high school th e com ing y e a r: college
Yet th ey still go elsew h ere w hen they buy.
lem of th e p ru n e m ark et, th e h an d ­
p re p a ra to ry , scientific, com m ercial,
B ut w hen Ja c k h as th e croup, o r th e coffee’s clean down,
ling of fuel by th e asso ciation and
m a n u al a rts , hom e econom ics, a g r i­
T hen, so q uick to th e sto re th ey can fly.
o th e r problem s. F ollow ing is th e
c u ltu re , and th e gen eral course,
T h a t th e y 're glad th e re 's a d ru g g ist and g ro ce r in tow n,
le tte r:
"R eg istra tio n day for a ll fresh m en
W here, in need, th ey can ste p in and buy.
“To th e M embers and F rie n d s of
an d new stu d e n ts en terin g th e sopho­
B ut suppose all th e ir neighbors ju st follow ed th e ir b en t;
H
unted
elsew
h
ere
hom
e
p
rice
s
to
b
eat;
th
e
A ssociation:
m ore, ju n io r and sen io r c lasse s w ill
W ash in g to n — M rs. S tan H arding,
Soon th e re 'd be in each w indow a sig n -card "F o r R ent,”
London— M aj. Gen. S it Lee S lack,
"T h e pear h arv e st is w ell advanced
be a ll day F riday, S eptem ber 5 from
B ritish jo u rn a list, w ho w as kept
A nd th e g ra ss w ould grow up in the stree t.
B ritish com m ander in th e Sudan,
in a Soviet prison, in 1920, on
and we a re pleased to have been of
8 a. m. to 5 p. m. T he stu d e n ts who
h as asked fo r rein fo rcem en ts to
c h a rg es o f esp io n ag e b ro u g h t by
Oh, give us m ore folks who w ill boost th e ir hom e tow n.
serv ice to th e com m unity in th e m a r­
e n te r th e sophom ore, ju n io r and se n ­
m
aintain
o
rd
er
a
t
A
th
a
ra
,
w
here
M rs. M a rg u e rite H arriso n , an
Seek to find so m eth in g good th ey can sa y ;
k etin g of over 150 to n s of B a rtle tt
ior classe s who have reco rd s from
the
B
ritish
g
a
rriso
n
w
as
fired
upon
A m erican. E n g lish sta te sm en now
I t co sts less to sm ile a fte r all th a n to frow n.
by n ativ e tro o p s. G en. S ta c k ’s
p ea rs a t a fa ir p rice b u t th e p ru n e
a n o th e r school should b rin g th ese
dem and re p a ra tio n fo r M ra. H ard ­
And faith an d good ch eer alw ay s pay;
photo is show n above,
in g ’s in carceratio n .
re c o rd s w ith them .
m a rk e tin g problem Is a m ore difficult
If all p u ll as one, b e tte r days th e n w ill daw n—
one and a t th is w ritin g w e have not
"W e have som e people ask in g for
But rem em ber cold cash gives th in g s sn a p ;
LEGION TEAM DEFEATS
So w e'll boost w ith o u r ton g u e an d our tra d e th e hom e tow n.
been ab le to find a sa tisfac to ry outlet.
help from high school stu d e n ts but it MONUMENT ERECTED TO
Make h er nam e b rig h te r still on th e m ap!
DARKIES 3-2 IN KITH H ow ever, we have n ot given up and
should be rem em bered th a t any high
REV. ALEXANDER BEERS
' D. R an d P ierce in th e Canby H erald.
school stu d e n t m u st have tim e to p re ­
In w h at proved to be th e best gam e we a re still w orking on th e problem
Im
p
ressiv
e
cerem
onies
atten
d
ed
th
e
p a re school w ork, and th o se w ishing
by fa r played on th e local diam ond and will ask all who a re in te reste d to
high school stu d e n ts to w ork for dedication of th e m onum ent to th e
th is y ear, th e lo cals took th e Colored m eet o u r board of d irec to rs a t the
room and board should fu rn ish some m em ory of th e la te Rev. A lexander
Bees in to cam p, Sunday, by a 3 to 2 ca n n ery at 2 p. in. on S atu rd ay , the
s o rt of rec re atio n , as p re p a ra tio n for B eers, w'hen la st S atu rd ay , A ugust 23,
score. T he gam e ended in th e 10th 30th, to co nsider th e q u estion and
school and additional w ork outside of over 200 frien d s g ath ered a t his grav e
in n in g w hen w ith th e sco re tied two pass on th e in fo rm atio n th a t we w ill
school should be supplem ented w ith betw een th e h o u rs of 6 and 7 o’clock.
all, B, Q u isen b erry slam m ed one of offer and com e to a definite conclusion
w holesom e en tertain m en t. T he home Mr. B eers, who w as a w ell know n
R obinson's fa st ones o ver th e ce n te r- as to w h at is best to do.
“T he fuel problem is grow ing m ore
an d th e school need to w ork tp g eth er G resham boy, died n ea rly th re e y ears
field fence for a hom e ru n . Two o th er
ago a t th e age of 59, No su itab le
serio
u s in th is locality an n u ally .
fo r th e b est in te re sts of th e student.
M ahom et in a ttem p tin g to p erfo rm a e r, is co n stru c te d of concrete, arch hom ers m ark ed th e gam e, w hen In th e Wood Is of p o o rer q u ality and h ig h er
"C oncerning tu itio n of high school m em orial had been placed a t his
fo
u
rth
.
P
a
rk
s
lifted
one
of
S
to
ck
to
n
’s
stu d e n ts, p a re n ts had best see the grav e u n til ab o u t a w eek ago w hen m ira cle com m anded th e m o u n tain to type, 69 feet high and su sta in s a head sla n ts over th e left field fence an d In in p rice th a n la st y ea r and th e best
p rin cip al p erso n ally concern in g r e ­ Mrs. B eers secu red a b eau tifu l g ra n ­ com e to him . W hen it did n o t move of 45 feet. T he back w ate r created by th e fifth, R obinson drove one Into fir wood saw ed and sto red co sts n e a r­
th e dam covers 27 acres.
ite head piece. I t w as h e r in ten tio n he said "W e w ill go to it.”
q u irem en ts.
rig h t field for fo u r bases. T he locals ly a $10 bill p er cord. T he fuel ties
to
have
a
few
n
e
a
r
frie
n
d
s
in
to
w
it­
From th is po in t a steel conduit,
“We believe we have a splendid
tied th e sco re in th e ir h alf of th e fifth we are h an dling a re probably th e best
In th e m odern m ira cle m an goes to
fac u lty re p re se n tin g th e h ig h e st type ness th e erectio n of th e sam e, b u t th e th e m o u n tain an d c a p tu re s th e energy nine feet in d iam eter, c a rrie s th e w a­ w ith h its by S tockton an d H opkins wood value offered as they can bo de­
of citizen sh ip and it is o u r aim to m em ory of h e r h u sb an d Is so g rea tly resid e n t in th e forces of n a tu re th e re te r a little m o re th a n six an d a half and B. Q u esin b erry 's sacrifice fly livered saw ed an d sto red for $8.50 for
choose te ac h ers th a t a re qualified to revered th ro u g h o u t th e ra n k s of F re e and m akes th e m o u n tain com e to him m iles to th e top of a to w erin g cone- w hich scored Stockton and H opkins. a full cord. A still b e tte r value Is
M ethodism , n o th in g b ut a la rg e public
shaped m o u n tain called C ripple Creek
h an d le th e subjects we w a n t ta u g h t.
Stockton held th e d ark le s h itless found for w inter In our S u p erio r Rock
by d istrib u tin g its en erg y w h ere it
m em orial serv ice w ould sa tisfy th e ir
knoll. It looks as If th is conspicuous j from” the” ’ fif'th 'u n tl? the" ? e „th “ w hen S p rin g s coal. T his coal Is clean and
H igh School T ra in in g Needed.
w
ill
serve
h
is
m
u
ltifario
u
s
purposes.
friends.
peak so re g u la r in shape an d so fa- Rhode8 8,ngled b u t w as o ut a tt
t . sem i-hard, b u rn s free, is very free
"S tu d e n ts w ho a re h e sita tin g about
F ra n c is P a rk m a n said, "T h e re is a vorably located, w as left am ong th e , ng to p llfer 8econd Th(, loea,B g a r . from su lp h u r fum es, la sts a long
In 1893 th e Rev. Mr, B eers and w ife
re tu rn in g to school should rem em ber
located a t S eattle, founding th e Se­ s p irit of en erg y in th e m o u n ta in s and m o u n tain lik e h ills for th e p u rp o se for
it is im possible for them w ith o u t a
nered fo u r h its off ef R obinson from tim e, and Is easy on th e stove or f u r ­
a ttle S em inary, w hich la te r becam e it im p a rts itself to all w ho ap p ro ach w hich it is used.
fo u r-y ea r high school education to
th
e fifth to th e te n th b ut tw o double nace as it is a m ild slow b u rn in g coal
S eattle Pacific College. F o r 23 y ears th em .”
T he co n d u it c a rrie s th e im m ense plays cu t them off from an y sco res especially adapted to th is clim ate and
e n te r college, norm al, law school,
H e w as th in k in g only of th e q u ick ­
m edical school, ph arm acy school, he contin u ed as p resid e n t of th is en ing of im p u lses th a t com e to the volum e of w ate r n early to th e pointed j u n til th e te n th w hen Q ulssy won th e produces a sm all p er ce n t of ash. We
school, w atch in g it grow from a
a re d elivering th is coal d irec t to you
to p of th is kn o ll w here is b u ilt th e gam e.
d en tal school, o r m ost any school.
g raded and academ ic in stitu tio n to a tra v e le r w hen a fte r w eary days of su rg e tan k , ab o u t 31 feet in d iam eter, , T h e Legion team co n trib u ted one from th e c a r a t $13 p e r ton in sacks.
H igh school stu d e n ts should also bear
stro n g college w ith fu ll accred ited d e s e rt tra v e l he ap p ro a ch es th e cool show ing above th e peak and ex ten d in g double play, w hen in th e fifth, a fte r If sacks a re w anted fo r sto rag e $1 00
in m ind it is alm o st im possible to se­
cou rses. H e th en re tu rn e d to th e a c ­ and v erd e n t slopes of th e m ountains. m any feet dow n to th e su p p ly line Rhodes had singled. M itchel h it to e x tra per ton is charged. If th e coal
c u re a position on a new sp ap er o r In a
P a rk m a n n ev er th o u g h t of th e elec­
tive w ork of th e m in istry , from w hich,
w hich cuts th ro u g h the m o u n taiu n ear S tockton who forced Rhodes a t second is ta k en d irect from th e ca r th e price
b u sin ess office w ithout a high school
tric
en erg y to be developed from *he th
how ever, he had never been en tirely
is $11.50 per ton. We a rc booking o r­
e top.
| a „d th rew M itchell o ut a t first.
ed ucation and w hen it com es to com
loosing of p en t up m o u n tain strea m s
p etin g w ith th e ir com rades who have se p arate d , an d continued in th is w ork forced th ro u g h g e n e ra tin g m achines
F rom th e bottom of th e su rg e ta n k
T he locals co n trib u ted five e rro rs d ers now for th e th ird ca r. S am ples
u n til death.
finished the high school co u rse they
an eight-foot penstock descends to th e alth o u g h none of them w ere costly of th is coal can be seen a t th e c a n ­
T he follow ing m in iste rs spoke b rief­ of m a n ’s designing.
a re handicapped. G resham Union high
pow
er house below, a len g th of over and th e d ark ie s m ade 2. S tocky w ent nery. If you w ill ca ll for a sack of
T h ro u g h th e co u rtesy of th e P o rt­
ly of th e ir asso ciatio n s w ith him and
th is coal and try it you w ill be con­
school has th e la rg e st high school
land E le ctric P ow er com pany, it w as 1300 feet, on an an g le of ab o u t 45 de­ th e full ro u te and stru c k o u t 10 as vinced th a t for w in te r use you w ill
cam pus in th e state, has full eq u ip ­ also of his ca p ab ilities as dedicated th e r a r e p rivilege of th e ed ito r of th e grees, giving a 980 foot head.
a g a in st 4 for R obinson.
m en t for every sub ject they teach, has to th e cau se of C h ristian education: O utlook, accom panied by F re d L. Mc-
T he pow er house, w hich Is th e first
To d ate th e L egion team has won g et m ore com fort for less m oney th a n
D. M. H igbee, of A lbany, T. H. M arsh,
splendid buildings, excellent sa n ita ry
u
n
it
of
th
e
p
lan
t,
Is
65
by
70
feet,
h
alf
12 o ut of th e 17 gam es played th is you have been g ettin g in th e past.
Connel, a c o n stru c tio n en g in eer of
How ab o u t th e cover crop for th e
conditions, w ell lighted, heated, and of S eattle, B. F. S m alley and L. C aldw ell, Idaho, to v isit th e Oak th e size it w ill u ltim ately be.
y ea r for a p er cen tag e of 705. Not so
B elcher, of P o rtla n d an d D. M. C athey
b
erries?
We have th e seed and It is
v en tila ted cla ss room s and in fact
H ere is housed a 35,000 h o rsepow er bad for bush b all and co n sid erin g th e
G rove h y d ro -electric developm ent of
stu d e n ts have th e best o p p o rtu n ity of G resham . J. J, R ob ertso n of th is th e com pany on th e u p p er C lackam as P elto n v e rtic a l reactio n w ate r w heel, w retch ed su p p o rt they g et from th e tim e to p lant. T his is a good tim e of
th e y ear to secu re your sto ck y ard s or
possible. E ig h th -g rad e stu d e n ts some place recalled th e boyhood life of Mr. riv er. T he p a rty w as esco rted by D. g en e ratin g 22,000 volts of elec tric hom e folks.
tim es d iscontinue th e ir school w ork. B eers on th e farm an d his d e p a rtu re C. Z ink of th e traffic office of th e elec­ energy. T h is Is said to be th e h ighest
N ext S unday th e locals ta n g le w ith sheep c o rra l fertilize r w hile it is dry.
I t is som e accom plishm ent to have for a school in N orth Chili, New York, tric com pany.
head rea ctio n tu rb in e In th e w orld th e fa st M ultnom ah S tatio n team on You w ill get all th e w ate r you need
We have sam ples and
g rad u a ted from th e eighth grade. Too in q u est of an education as a p re p a ra ­
today.
th e hom e g rounds. T he gam e w ill be la te r free.
T he com p an y ’s elec tric c a r line
tion
for
his
life
w
ork.
In
cid
e
n
tally
it
prices
and
th
e
m ore we can o rd er a t
m any eig h th -g ra d e stu d e n ts feel they
Camp 8, of th e H urley-M ason com ­ called a t 2:30, as u sual. T h e lin eu p In
ends a t F arad a y , 35 m iles from P o rt­
one tim e the ch eap er we can buy.
ca n n o t com plete th e high school w as a t th is school w h ere he m et th e land. F rom h ere a Shay en g in e c a r­ pany, Is located a t th e pow er site. S u n d ay ’s gam e w as as follow s:
co u rse but th e w orld dem ands tra in lady who la te r becam e his wife. Mrs. rie s w orkm en, m a te ria l an d supplies T his is also th e op eratio n sta tio n of G resham ________ P o s i t i o n ____ Bees Come in and ta lk It o v er.”
ing and th e high school is th e so rt of B eers, who is now p re c e p tre ss in th e over a sta n d a rd ra il line to th e dam th e p roject. T he c o n stru c tio n com ­ Q ulssy, B ................c ................... M itchel
tra in in g req u ired .
Sacrifices a re Los A ngeles Pacific J u n io r college, and in tak e, 65 m iles from P o rtlan d . pany is ab o u t th ro u g h a s th e w o rk Is H am lin, J .............. 1................... M organ REPUBLICAN FORCES
GETTING ORGANIZED
som etim es n ec essary and situ atio n s h a s very in te re stin g ly w oven th ese T he elev atio n a t th is p o in t is about p rac tica lly com pleted an d soon th e ir S tan ley ................. s ........................ Mills
H am lin, E ............m ................... S tevens
som etim es m ake it ap p e ar im possible th re a d s to g e th e r in a n a rra tiv e en r 2100 feet.
cam p w ill d isa p p ea r. In Its p lace the Q ulssy, E ..............3 ................... Rhodes
T he county c e n tra l rep u b lican com ­
titled, "T he R om ance of a C o n secrat­
b u t it can be done and every eighth-
T he dam is in th e Oak G rove fork e lec tric com pany w ill h av e its o p e ra ­ S q u ires ................. r .................... H olm es m ittee h as opened offices for th e cam ­
ed L ife”, w hich has enjoyed a wide
am lin, F .............. 2......................... G reen
g rad e stu d e n t can finish a high school
of th e C lackam as riv er. I t is 190 feet tion offices and resid en ces of its em- H
sale.
S tockton ............. p ................ Robinson paign a t room 222 O regon b u ilding
co u rse if he is m ade of th e rig h t kind
H opkins ............... 1 ...................... P a rk s w ith Jo h n L. Day, co unty ch airm an ,
C o n tln u ed on p ag e 2
W herever Mr. B eers w en t he left a from one p recip ito u s b an k to th e o th ­
of stuff. T he fact is, we need to m ake
in charge. A w om en's h e a d q u a rte rs
m onum ent to his m em ory. Besides th e
a little sacrifice and have d e te rm in a ­
has been estab lish ed in connection
S eattle college buildings, a t P o rtlan d
tio n in o rd er to bring o u t th e best
w ith th e m ain office.
a p arso n a g e and en larg ed ch u rch
th a t is in us. Some of the b est m en
H ere th e cam paign w ork is being
building, also in O akland and B erk e­
an d w om en we have a re th o se who
planned and ev ery th in g possible w ill
ley, C alifornia, new ch u rc h p ro p erties
have w orked u nder th e g re a te st dif­
be done to b rin g about rep u b lican vic­
a re c o n sta n t rem in d ers of his labors.
ficulties.
to ries in th e fall elections. E fforts
T he sto n e rec en tly p u t a t th e head
Increased Enrollment Promised.
w ill be co n c en trated upon th re e ob­
of his grav e h ere is a handsom e s il­
In d ica tio n s point to in creased en
jects especially, as o u tlin ed by C h a ir­
ver g ray g ran ite, ab o u t four feet high,
ro llm e n t and we a re expecting the
m an Day a t an en th u sia stic m eeting
w ith th e sim ple in sc rip tio n of his
la rg e st atten d a n ce in th e h isto ry of
held a t th e new h e a d q u a rte rs la st
nam e, y ear of b irth and d eath, and
th e school. People have moved into
T h u rsd ay night, nam ely, th e election
th e w ords, “ Yea, sa ith th e S p irit,
th e d istric t and stu d e n ts a re com ing
of Coolidge as p resid en t, th e election
th e ir w orks do follow th em .”
from o th e r counties. L ast year we
of C rum packer as co n g ressm an and
had stu d e n ts from P en nsylvania, C ol­
th e election of Tom K ay as sta te
orado, N evada, Idaho, and six co u n ­ POWELL STREET PAVING
tre a su re r. Of course, th e se a re not
HAS BEEN COMMENCED
tie s of Oregon. Seventy stu d e n ts o u t­
the only objectives of th e county ca m ­
side Union H igh school d is tric t a t ­
paign b u t they a re th re e of th e m ost
W ork h as a c tu a lly com m enced in
ten d ed our schools, for w hich we p re p a ra tio n for th e paving of Powell
d esirab le, It Is believed.
drew ab o u t $7,500 from th e several s tre e t from Main s tre e t to th e east
In th e co unty c e n tra l o rg an ization,
co u n ties from w hich they cam e as line of South R o b erts avenue, a d is­
besides J. L. Day as ch airm an , a re
w ell as having some p a re n ts pay tu i­ ta n c e of abo u t 350 feet, o r a block and
found Chas. E. H enshaw , se c re ta ry ,
tion.
Thos. R. H am er, sta te com m itteem an
a half. C rushed rock has been spread
Cafeteria Asks for Supplies.
and F ra n c e s B lakely, tre a s u re r.
over th e stre e t and a big c a te rp illa r
We hope som e good public sp irited road g ra d e r is being used to fill and
All rep u b lican s, both m en and
citiz en s w ill do as did Mr. C h riste n ­ level th e s tre e t p re p a ra to ry to sp rea d ­
women, a re Invited to v isit th e co u n ­
son, W. P. Sm ith, Mr. N aylor, Mr. ing th e hot stuff.
ty h e a d q u a rte rs a t th e ad d ress given
W oods. Mr. L aw rence, Mr. McMillan,
above.
T he w ork is being done for the
Mr. H ouse and o thers— tell us they county by th e W arren C onstruction
T he O utlook has obtained a supply
have potatoes, tom atoes, cucum bers, com pany, th e low est bidder, for $3,-
of Coolidge p ic tu res an d b u tto n s for
c u b a g e , apples, c a rro ts o r o th e r e a t­ 000, a figure slig h tly below th e e sti­
free d istrib u tio n . C all and get them .
ab les we m ay have for the ask in g and m a te of th e co unty road m a ste r. The
T o ck erh lll D ahlias.
com ing for them . Such su p p o rt la st county will h ear th e cost of paving
A d isp lay of Tu< k erh lll d ah lias w ill
y ear m ade th e ca fete ria se lf-su p p o rt­ a s trip 18 feet wide in th e m iddle of
be m ade by Mrs. V era T u ck e r a t W al-
ing and enabled us to p u rch a se some th e s tre e t an d th e p ro p e rty ow ners
ra d 's sto re, F rid a y and S atu rd ay of
dish es w hich we needed very m uch. will pay for th e p o rtio n betw een th a t
th is week. O rders w ill be ta k en for
sp rin g delivery.—Adv.
W’e sh a ll be pleased to come and get s trip and th e cu rb . A ccording to an
an y th in g we can use in th e ca fete ria agreem en t betw een th e a u th o ritie s of
R egular com m unication of G resham
an d th e dom estic science class w ill G resham and th e county, th e highw ay,
h ap ter No. 117, O. E. S. in th e Ma-
can w h at m ig h t p erish before we w hich is now a co unty ro ad , will be
onlc hall, T uesday evening, S eptem ­
ber 2 a t 8 o'clock sh arp . All m em ­
could u se it.
tu rn e d over to th e city of G resham
bers a re urged to be p rese n t as th e re
Hnllding« and Lrnnnd* Are Rend). a fte r it is paved for fu tu re m a in te­
will be special w ork. By o rd er of the
C. E. R u sh er h as w orked all su m ­ nance.
W orthy M atron.
m er in and about th e building and ft
Signed. CLARA P U L FE R , S ec’y.
is read y for th e opening m orning w ith
Window rieanfng
Plano Toning.
new d resse s of paint, v arn ish and oil.
F or ex p e rt window clean in g see S.
P lano tu n in g $3. P lan o and o rg an
People speak to us ab o u t th e ap p ear- T ajtm a, or leave o r d e n w ith John
rep airin g . F red B. Jones. P h o n s o r ­
Brow n. O resham . phone 2501.
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