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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1915)
“Gresham, the Gateway to the Columbia River Highway.” T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 5. NO. 18 All Roads Lead to Gresham G resham O utlook AVAILABLE POWER IS A PROBLEM GRESHAM. CITIES TO CELEBRATE MULTNOMAH. COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL WHAT CLEAN-UP DAY MEANS 30, 1915 i A .re c e n t num ber ol the P ictorial Review contains in part the follow ing hin ts for clean-up w eek: ( li i n you» own home first, because no wom an can throw herself A year ago th e O utlook had an a r By W. S. STRUBLE. h eart and soul into a m unicipal house-cleaning cam paign if her own PORTLAND, A pril 29.— Special.- home needs h er a tten tio n . And when you are cleaning, rem em ber ticle dealin g w ith th e proposition th a t G resham should be th e ow ner of Seventeen citie s of th e C olum bia th at real, effective house-eleaning goes into d ark corners and hiuden spaces. Do not rep ap er anti paint, and heat and d u st and scour un a pow er site which could th en , and R iver and its trib u ta rie s have p erfect til you have lug down to the very roots of san itatio n . Look to y o u r m ay be yet, had for a tritllln g tiling ed arran g e m en ts for a series of cele plum bing, your drainage, y o u r Well and y o u r cistern. Be sure tlnU fee. N othing was done concerning the bratio n s co m m em orating th e opening ali the w a te r which comes into y o u r house is pure. m a tte r, no r is th e re any assurance of T he Dalles-Celilo C anal of th e Co H ave you m unicipal garb ag e and refuse collection? If not, agi th a t th e re ev er will be, but some lum bia River, at Big Eddy, Oregon, ta te for it, but in the m eantim e, d»> your p a rt in disposing of what day in th e fu tu re , when such a pow and th e W illam ette Locks of th e W il may be a germ -breeder. Keep your refuse in one co n tain er ami your e r site is not available, th e re will be la m ette R iver at Oregon City. O re garbage in another. The la tte r must be well-covered and w ater-tight re g re ts th a t th e barn door was not gon. Burn y o u r refuse in a hole d u g for th e purpose. Hire some one to locked before th e horse was stolen. T he work of th e various local com eart aw ay the garbage. N ever b u rj it in the ground near a well. It T he w ate r pow er th a t is available is m ittees, w hile stren u o u s, has been is cheaper to have garbage removed at y o u r personal expense than scarcely ten m iles aw ay and all perform ed in th e sp irit of m u tu al co to bury a baby th at has died from cholera infantum , or to doctor and rig h ts except th e ow nership of the o peration, which provides a re m a rk nurse a mem ber of y o u r fam ily through typhoid fever land may be had for a tiling fee of F irs t cousin to a refuse-strew n alley is th at weed-choked lot be able exam ple of com m unity effort. five dollars. It would th en be the P rogram s of d istin ctiv e ch a racter, tween veu am i y o u r neighbor. U nder the weeds lurk tin cans with exclusive pro p erty of G resham and em bracing many uniq u e featu res, p u tre fy in g foodstuffs hugging th eir tin sides and breeding Hies and could be put to use at any tim e the have been p rep ared at every celeb ra mosquitoes, d irty rags th at ought to 1m burned, half ro tten fru its and city was ready fo r It. tion point an d th e c u rta in is now vegetables, perhaps even a dead cat or dog or rat. Did you ever T he uses to which a w ater power ringing up on a com m ercial and de think what sort of stuff this is for y o u r ch ildren to tru d g e through, m ight be p u t would be th e fu rn ish velopm ent d ra m a w hich will be ob when they strik e out across lots on th eir way to school? Clean it iq ing of electricty for lighting, h e a t served in its p erfo rm an ce by prob Clean y o u r street. You d o n ’t think much of a woman who ing and o th e r purposes. T he present ably th e la rg e st n um ber of people sweeps the d irt from the living room into the hall, and then out on the expense of th e city and individuals is ever g ath ered to g e th e r for a common porch, and finally upon the w alk or grass. Do you th in k that a neatly q u ite a sum for those different item s, purpose in th e Pacific N orthw est. clipped lawn and well kept g ravel walks will com m and respect from and som e day it m ight be economy S upplem enting th e efforts of the those who pass y o u r home, if they see th at the sw eepings from lawn io h arn ess th e pow er fo r hom e use principal ac to rs in the play, are re p and w alks have been Hung out into the g u tte r or stre e t? D on't you and then have 75 per cent of it left rese n tativ es of th e m u ltitu d e of ju d g e a neighborhood by the condition of the g u tte rs and stree ts in for sale. cities and co m m unities on th e Co front of the houses? D on't you tee them first and the front yard s City E n g in eer II. J. Stocker has lum bia w aterw ay, who will tak e and trim porches next? been figuring o u t th e proposition m inor, but none th e less im p o rta n t As we have no street cleaning d ep artm en t in this city, and have so m ething lik e th is: H e finds th a t p a rts in th e g re a t com m ercial pre no m unicipal fund for the purpose, even if they need paving, it is all th e tow n of G resham , pubiicly and sen tatio n . P rom over forty towns, Hie more im portant th at you should do y o u r part in keeping your privately, is paying out about $4000 1 reaching from B r|tl. h C olum bla, p a rtic u la r house front clean. It will not be long before y o u r n eigh a y ear for electric juice. If electric W estern M ontana, W estern W yom bors rem ark on the decent fro n t y o u r place p u ts up, and do likewise. ity w ere ch e ap e r a g re a t deal more ing, E astern Idaho, and onw ard to But perhaps the most im p o rtan t result will lie the a ttitu d e of would be used for heatin g purposes. th e Pacific ocean, will come a bevy your own children to w ard public and p riv ate p ro p erty . You cannot T he fuel bill is g re a te r th a n the of beau tifu l young ladies, bearin g I bring up a child six years in an untidy home am t then expect a school p resen t electricity cost and th e two bo ttles of w ater from th e v arious I le a e h e t suddenly to teach him respect ioi school or p riv ate property. TU ESD A Y S AND F R ID A Y S $1.50 PER YEAR MILWAUKIE SAFETY FIRST PROJECT IS CAMPAIGN IS FACTIONAL PROMOTED By L. H. W ELLS. A v alu ab le horse belong to G. Ste PORTLAND, April 29.— Special.— vens and D. F lem ing, re n te rs on th e F. C. H arlow , W. T. H ouser, W. 11 Miss R oberts place two m iles so u th Counsel!, M L. R oberts, N. B. H a r of G resham , was k illed in an old vey and H N. H opkins, co m m ittee of well a few days ago. S tevens & M ilw aukie p roperty ow ners, have is F lem m ing have been living th e re sued a sta te m en t In opposition to the only a m onth an d w ere not aw are of p u rch ase of th e M ilw aukie W ater th e d an g ero u s an im al tra p w hich W orks com pany and th e M lnthorne took one of the4r best horses. Springs W ater com pany, as proposed Several sim ila r accid en ts have h ap by th e am endm ent to th e c h a rte r r e pened In 'h is vicinity w ithin a year q u irin g th e city council to p u r o r two. A horse belonging to J o h n chase, to be voted on next S atu rd ay . C lanahan fell in to an unused, b ru sh- It is set fo rth th a t th e a rb itra tio n covered well on th e G ist farm , an d board offered th e ow ners of th e fo r W illiam S tanley lost a n o th e r la st fall m er com pany $6500 and th e p ro p when it b roke th ro u g h a ro tte n cov e rty of th e M inthorne com pany erin g th a t had been fo rg o tten fo r $5717. T he fo rm er refused and th e ten years. offer and th e citizens rem o n stra ted T h ere a re nu m ero u s o th e r such agaiiiBt th e la tte r offer. It is claim ed d an g ero u s holes in th e gro u n d th a t th a t th ese sum s rep rese n ted m ore have been neglected o r fo rg o tten . th an th e real value of th e two plants, Several of them are in G resham . A l btit w ere offered so th e ow ners would m ost every farm has one, an d as receive value for th e ir investm ent, th e ir use is d iscontinued they re and th e re would be no confiscation of m ain as a m enace to all k in d s of th e ir property. T he sta te m e n t of the loose stock and even to h um an be co m m ittee says th a t th e two com ings. panies w ant $33,000— $13,000 for An Instance of neglect b ut of cor th e M ilw aukie W ater com pany's rectiv e action was fu rn ish ed only a p lan t and $10,000 for M inthorne few days ago. An old well n ea r th e Springs com pany, to be paid for by M ount Hood Btation which had been w a rra n ts d raw in g 6 per cent in terest. in use before th e w ater system was T he co m m ittee sta te s th a t if the in stalled was noticed open m outhed th ree w ate r p lan ts in M ilw aukie, for a victim . It was on th e ra ilro a d are purchased it will m ean th a t Mil p ro p erty an d had been used by a w aukie will be ow ing $82,780, which fo rm er section boss, who left it un will be divided as follow s: in d eb ted covered u n til It was noticed only a ness of th e tow n fo r im provem ent week o r so ago. bonds, $9000; bonds already voted T he G resham ag en t, G eorge W. $20,000; for th e th re e w ater plan ts Page, was notified, and he in tu rn $33,000; to com plete th e Bull Run inform ed th e G eneral S u p erin te n d en t w ater system , $20,000; a tto rn e y s' O. C. Fields. Y esterday m orning a fees and a rb itra tio n to d ate, $780; le tte r was received front Mr. F ields, to ta l, $82,780. conveying ap p reciatio n for th e in fo r M ilw aukie has been having one of m ation an d closing by saying th a t th e b itte re st cam paigns in its his th e well had been filled an d th a t he to ry , and m uch feeling has been en was glad of th e "o p p o rtu n ity of p ro g endered. m oting th e principles of o u r 'S afety added to g e th e r would be above 8 trib u ta rie s of th e C olum bia, to bt' T D A cv m ctt t om oddouj 'THOSE WHO MAY VOTE TRACK MEET TOMORROW per cent in te re st on $100,000. broken in connection w ith th e form al GRESHAM VS. FRANKLIN AT SCHOOL ELECTIONS T he w ate r pow er referred to would dedication exercises May 5th, at Big o p era te a 1000 kilow at p lan t which Eddy. A ccom panying th ese d a u g h A n o th er tra c k m eet has been a r In q u iries have been m ade concern would fu rn ish all th e lights, power te rs of th e riv er of the W est will be ranged for tom orrow , th is tim e b e ing th e qualifications of women v ot and heat needed for th e city, be stu rd y pioneers, su rv iv o rs of early tw een th e G resham school an d the ers at school elections. T he com ing sides o p e ra tin g a w ater p lan t, and steam b o at n av igation, tra n sp o rta tio n F ra n k lin school of P o rtlan d . elections in Ju n e will be of a g eneral still leave 750 kilow ats for sale or prom oters, m in ers, a g ric u ltu ra lists, It will ta k e place in th e afte rn o o n c h a ra c te r and th e sta tu s of voters for use w hen th e city grow s to four hard headed financiers and m er on th e schoolhouse gro u n d s, a t 2 F ir s t’ cam p aig n ." seem s to be m isunderstood o r not T he co n test for a queen of May tim es its p rese n t size. W h at th e railro a d com pany has ch an ts, rep rese n tativ es of com m er o'clock. known at all. will com e to a close tom orrow in th e T he p rese n t cost of w ater for cial organ izatio n s, officiais of the T he different events anil th o se who From in fo rm atio n to be had it is M ilw aukie school when a selection done should be done to all th e u n G resham is over $3000 a year. T hat U nited S tates and th e N orthw estern will ta k e p art, rep rese n tin g G resham , "S afety found th a t in d istric ts of th e first will be m ade. P rin cip al Goetz has used wells everyw here. sum would be in te re st on about 4 0,- sta te s, and a la rg e o u tp o u rin g of th e will be as follow s: and second class a p ro p erty qualifi planned th e co n test so th a t th e pupil F irs t” Is Just as Im p o rtan t to th e in 000 a t 8 p er cent. A good sp rin g or gen eral public, in clu d in g visitors F ifty yard d ash — W ilb u r Stanley, cation is necessary; b u t in th ird -class dividual as to th e co rp o ratio n . having a p erfect lesson receives ten system of w ells could be m ade to from a fa r who will ta rry to w itness G lenn Miller. d istric ts such a qualification is not votes w hich may be ca st for one of fu rn ish th e best of w ater for much th e canal opening exercises in con Pole v au lt— Guy Jo n es, R alph required. ROCKWOOD TEACHERS th e ca n d id a tes fo r queen. Also he less, and if th e city ow ned the pum p nection w ith th e ir jo u rn ey to th e P a S tanley, K eith Lym an. HAVE BEEN CHOSEN A nything assessable and taxable gets ten votes for perfect d ep o rtm en t in g pow er th e re w ould be a big sav cific In te rn a tio n a l E xposition of San One h u n d red y ard d ash — W ilb u r qualifies a person to vote, including Rockwood school d istric t has and atten d a n ce . T his plan has ing in w ate r bills a t th e p resen t F rancisco. Stanley, F ra n k R odgers, G lenn Mil w omen; b ut if a woman has no a s elected te ach ers for th e com ing year, w orked well as never before has been tim e. P lans at every point involve fea ler. sessable p ro p erty she is b arred from so m any p erfect lessons. T he suc th re e new te ac h ers having been en All th is is speculation, but it is tu re s th a t will n ot only provide en Shot p u t— W allace Spence, W ilbur voting except In d istric ts of th e th ird cessful ca n d id a te will be crow ned gaged. They a re Miss G ertru d e L ig n o t visionary. Wc are now paying te rta in m e n t for th e m u ltitu d e, but Stanley, Ralph S tanley, Joe Chiodo. class. on th e green In C ry stal L ake P ark g e tt of G resham , Miss F ra n ce s T u r n early $8000 a y ea r fo r w ate r and set fo rth fully th e practical b earings 880 y ard ru n — W a lte r M etzger, S hares of stock o r bonds, o r p e r ■’riday aftern o o n a t 2 :3 0 o ’clock. n er of M ontavllla an d Miss Vyola electricity, to w hich the cost of fuel of th e open riv er to th e developm ent Joe Chiodo. sonal p ro p erty th a t is taxable, o r an T he follow ing is th e sta n d in g of th e M athew s of G resham . m ig h t be added. It is easy to see of a g reat region exceeding th e Ger High ju m p — W ilb u r S tanley, Guy Interest 4n p ro p erty not in h er own Miss L ig g ett was elected to one of ca n d id a tes: H elen Kelly, leading th a t a m unicipal p lant m ight be m ade man E m pire in ex ten t. Specially Jo n es, R alph Stanley. nam e, gives a w om an th e rig h t to w ith 15,280 votes y esterd ay ; o th e r th e g rad es of th e G resham school to pay good re tu rn s on an in v e s t-, chartere(1 steanibOats w ill m ake the 220 yard dash W ilbur S tanley, vote. Stock in non-assessable p ro p ca n d id a tes a re : G lenna Geil, 9930; b u t will probably refu se to accept, m en t— and th e pow er site may be jo u rn ey to and fro betw een A storia, F ra n k R odgers, G lenn Miller. erty does not co n fer voting privileges Agnes S kulason 9590; E dna T oates, as she has been chosen p rincipal a t had secured and tied up p erp etu ally ( P o rtlan d and o th e r po)nt8 t0 LeWjgl Discus— Jo e Chiodo, G lenn Kes- T his is th o u g h t to be a full sta » 7550; A nona F isch, 2620; P earl Car- Rockwood. by th e city fo r th e insignificant sum ton, Idaho and re tu rn . Special train s te rso n , Ralph Stanley. m ent of q ualifications for all voters n u tt, 2190; Doris Day, 2760; Eva Miss T u rn e r has th e d istin ctio n of of five dollars. B road ju m p — Guy Jones, W ilbur at school elections, b u t those who will perform a b a ttle d o re and s h u ttle S u ter, 1870; M ildred M ullan, 1800; being R o8arian queen for th e San cock s tu n t In ca rry in g th e people to Stanley. a re in te reste d should m ake fu rth e r L en o ra M ulder, 1040. F rancisco exposition, w hile Miss CUCUMBER CONTRACT O ne-m ile ru n — Jo e Chiodo, E rn est in q u iries fo r th e ir own guidance. various celeb ratio n points an d re M athew s Is a w ell-know n g ra d u a te PORTENDS PICKELS tu rn . The week prom ises to w itness Q uesinberry. W .F. Bodley, who had been a resi of th e G resham high school, now 880 yard relay-—F ra n k R odgers, d en t of P o rtlan d fo r th e past forty- teach in g in W asco county. Field M anager S terlin g has con the m oving to and fro of a m u ltitu d e CIRCULATING PETITION W alter M etzger, G lenn K esterson, th re e years, died yesterd ay a t his tra c te d for 35 acres of cucum bers of hum an u n its and th e ir com m ing FOR MRS COY WOODARD A p ecu liar fe a tu re of th e election W ilbur Stanley. hom e at E ast F o rty -six th s tre e t and a t Rockwood was th e rejectio n of w hich will be handled by the G resh- ling in joyful co n g ra tu latio n ak in to A petitio n was circ u lated today, th e Powell Valley road, a t 76 years Miss Mazie S chantln whom th e voters am cannery on an ag reem en t with I 8Wee* sin g in g of th e c u rre n ts of MRS F. M. PRICE DEAD asking for th e election of Mrs. Coy of age. He had his hom e h ere since of th e d istric t asked to be re-elected. th e F re i P ickle com pany of P o rtlan d Íth e m ighty riv er of th e W est in th e ir AT AGE OF SIXTY FIVE W oodard as te ac h er in th e union 1873. He Is survived by his wife T he prices to be paid th e grow ers Journey from th e C anadian Rockies A p etition signed by every v o ter in high school. It was in stig ated by Mrs. L eoline Bodley, and eig h t ch il th e d istric t b ut th e clerk and th e will be $40 a ton fo r No. 1; $20 for and ,h e Keysers of Y ellow stone Na- Mrs. F. M. Price, m o th er of Mrs. No. 2, and $10 fo r No. 3. tlonal P ark to th e bosom of th e g rea t- F ra n k H einey, died on W ednesday th e pupils of th e high school but was d ren who a re Jessie R., Miss M ajorle, th re e d irec to rs ask in g for h er re-ap circu lated by S. S. Thom pson, J. N. T hom as C. Lewis R., H arry 8., Roy- p o in tm en t was ignored. T he th irty-five acres have all ¡ oceans. P olitical m orning at th e P o rtlan d sa n ita riu m , den M , V ictor W. and Donald Bod reaso n s are supposed to be th e cause. been spoken for. The chance was T he hum an in te re st of th e occa- w here she had been tak en fo r tr e a t F aris and Em il Olson. W hen te ach ers for th e high school ley, of P o rtlan d . Mr. Bodley was a , __ eag erly seized by local grow ers. Bi° n cen ters in th e p articip a tio n of m ent. T he fu n eral was held a t P lea s F red R a ste r is busily engaged in ,h e old-tim ers, who have been prom a n t Home yesterd ay aftern o o n at 2 w ere chosen tw o weeks ago Mrs. florist anil engaged in th a t business FIRE DESTROYS W oodard, one of th e p resen t in stru c t on th e Powell Valley road w ith sev OLD LANDMARK p u ttin g in th e fru it canning m achín- Inent in the developm ent of th e Pa- o ’clock. T he services w ere con ors, was left o u t but since th en one era l of his sons. He and his wife ery. T he boiler has been set and a clflc N orthw est, as well as in th e vl- ducted by Rev. J. II. Wood. An alarm of fire on T uesday ev en of th e teach ers-elect, Mrs. N ellie M. celeb rated th e 50th an n iv ersary of c o n tra c t m ade fo r electric and w ater •H atlon of th e g re a t men of th e na- Mrs. P rice was 65 years of age. ing se n t th e d e p a rtm e n t o u t to W ade, has declined to serve, th u s tion and of th e N o rth w est who will th e ir w edding, April 14. A rran g e service. T he m achinery will all be She was born in Illin o is an d had quench a blaze th a t was destro y in g be th e guests of honor a t various lived in th is vicinity fo r 25 years. leaving a vacancy. m en ts for th e fu n eral have n ot been in place ab o u t J u n e 1. th e old M etzger house on th e Jem es Only th e p atro n s of th e high school points, and th e o ra to rs of th e week. m ade. V egetables will n o t be canned this H er h usband, W. H. P rice died sev L aw rence p ro p erty . It was occupied P ro m in en t am ong th e fo rm e r is C ap eral years ago and was also b u ried at are being asked to sign the petition year. by H arve M etzger an d ca u g h t fire In and so fa r as know n b u t few have re SUNDAY SCHOOL An ice p lan t is being installed for ta in W illiam Pope G ray, of Pasco, P leasan t Home. Mrs. H einey is her th fused. CLASSES PICNIC e roof. T he b u ilding was so badly th e sale of ice an d for cooling ship W ashington, who has been d esig n at only child. dam aged th a t It has since been torn m ents. H enry B ottelson as solicitor ed A dm iral in com m and of a fleet of A hike, picnic and su rp rise party dow n, a to ta l loss. T he f u rn itu re MRS ELLEN POMEROY steam b o ats, n early a score in n u m May 4th to 11th Is clean-up week. will be sen t o u t next week for ord ers were all com bined In an o u tin g en ENTERTAINS CLASS joyed by th re e classes of th e M eth and o th e r effects were saved. his su g g ests th e use of w heel bar- to be delivered on a reg u la rly estab ber, w hich will m ake th e jo u rn ey T T he old house was a la n d m ark of rows, hoes, rakes, fo rk s, lawn m ow Mrs. Ellen P om eroy e n te rta in e d o d ist Episcopal Sunday school last G resham and was ab o u t 30 years old. lished route. A good qu ality of ice from L ew iston, Id ah o , five hu n d red ers, scythes, shovels and elbow- Good stock at S terlin g A h er M elrose sin g in g class on T u es T uesday aftern o o n . will be fu rn ish ed fresh a t all tim es m iles inland, to A storia, th e P o rt of grease. It had once been th e residence of Mr e n try of th e C olum bia river. A dm ir K id d er's.— Adv. day evening at h er hom e on th e Sec T h e tw o divisions of th e K. O. T .’s. L aw rence an d several of th e M etzger a t a reaso n ab le price. al G ray has nam ed an official staff of tion Line road and C leveland avenue. ta u g h t by Rev. Melville T. W ire and fam ilies. P a in tin g and D ecoratin g. T h e L adies' Aid society will m eet ad m irals, a ssista n t ad m irals, vice ad T he event was In celeb ratio n of the Mrs. M yrtle Myers, w alked to Hogan w ith Mrs. Benj. C am eron next W ed m irals, re a r ad m irals, etc., covering I am p repared to do p ain tin g , dec com pletion of a th ree m o n th 's course sta tio n , ta k in g w ith them th e " m a k T he next m eeting of th e T uesday nesday, May 5 th . a t 2 :3 0 . T his is th e list of re tire d an d activ e steam - o ra tin g and wall tin tin g . M. Norby, in m usic. ing" of a feast. They found a s u it S tudy club will be held a t th e lib ra ry Phone 567. tf th e re g u la r business m eeting and tea | boat men and men engaged in tran s- Music an d gam es w ere enjoyed and able cam ping place and p repared on th e evening of May 4. T he g en of th e society. T he luncheon will p o rtatlo n service of th e Pacific N orth- stltu en cy . E stim ates of th e n u m b er luncheon was served. T hose p resen t th e ir cam p fire, when they w ere s u r era l topic will be, "T h e T e rrito ria l be served a t 3:3 0 . Mrs. C am eron ■ w est, supplem en ted by an honorary of people who will be in atten d a n ce from M elrose w ere Mr. and Mrs. prised by th e a rriv a l of Mrs. L illian G o v ern m en t." A p aper will be p re will be assisted by Mrs. A rth u r Dow- staff list, em bracing men high in bus- a t Big Eddy vary from 15,000 to C hester S tafford, O rrle and L ester P ullen w ith h er class and Mrs. sen ted by Mrs. C. M Z im m erm an on s e tt and Mrs. O. E. E astm an. All j in ess circles. ,30,000. C onrad, Leslie and H en rie tta W iles, Myers. T he la tte r added th e ir con "T h e E xtension of th e P ro tectio n of m em bers and frie n d s of th e church ] W hile g reat fe a tu re s a re proposed L ew iston, Idaho, has th e ho n o r of E thel W ood, L au ra Jo n es, F red and trib u tio n of good th in g s to th e su p th e U nited S tates to O regon, an d Or- a re invited to be present. at all points of ce leb ratio n , in te re st stag in g th e in itial celeb ratio n on Anna M organ. Cecil D uke and W ill ply alre ad y on h and and a su m p tu o u s ganlzatlon a T errito ry . Miss Le- Rev M elville T. W ire w ent to te a * n a tu ra lly cen ters In th e form al dedl- May 3d. as th e fa rth e s t in lan d n av i F rits. Mrs. P om eroy was assisted feast was p rep ared . R oasted w ienies. H uquet will dlscuss Indian W ars, dy on T h u rsd ay , w here he presided at ,eatory exercises of T he D alles-Celilo gation ce n te r of th e Pacific N o rth by h er sis te r Miss A dam s an d th e fried bacon and eggs and coffee, pre- ' u n d er th e divisions of Cayuse, Rogue a q u a rte rly conference fo r th e dis- canal #, B(g Eddy w here Vn|te<J west an d , to qu o te th e lan g u ag e of In tru e cam p style, a n d ) River and Y akim a W ars. "T h e Pa- Misses Ebbie and B ernice H argrove. pared tric t su p e rin te n d e n t, Dr. Ja s Moore S tates E ngineers an d th e ir staff who th e late S en ato r <Y. B H eyburn, Mrs Pom eroy has form ed a n o th e r pickles, cake, fru it, etc., m ade a m eal clflc R ailroad and G overnor I. I. 8te- of Salem. have had th e resp o n sib ility of con " Id a h o 's only s e a p o rt." T he cu rta in class, m ade up of M elrose young peo w hich was a feast indeed. I vens" will be th e su b je ct of a p ap e r IAWT stru c tio n will have th e happy p riv il will rin g down on th e d ram a a t As- ple, w hich com prises th e m ost of A fter su p p er, gam es w ere played ( by Mrs B L. W alrad. N ative sh ru b s LOST— C hau ffeu r's badge No. ege of tu rn in g o ver th e com pleted i to rla, O regon, th e pio n eer city th e fo rm er class besides a n u m b er of u n til evening, when all enjoyed th e i will form th e topics for roll call, R e tu rn to G uerdon H um ason, w ork In the presence of a vast con-i founded by Jo h n Jacob A stor. w alk hom e by m oonlight. 1 Mrs K. A. M iller will be th e hosteas. new ones G resham .