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G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
VOL. 13, NO. 77
HUMAN INTEREST
COLUMBIA GORGE IS
SWEPT BY STORM
*
T he w orst storm th a t has ever vis
ited this section hit th e country last
F rid ay night w hich sta rte d w ith a
heavy rain d uring the nig h t and
tu rn e d into a sle et storm and con
tin u ed during S aturday and Sunday.
N ever in th e history of th is section
can any one rem em ber such condi
tions. W hile th e storm was severe
enough in G resham and the sections
ea st of here tow ard Powell Valley
and P lea san t Home, th e conditions
a re n othing com pared to those at
T ro u td ale, F airview and along th e
Colum bia riv er highw ay. Traffic of
all kinds has been held up from th e
east since S aturday n ig h t and seven
p assenger tra in s are rep o rted sta lle d
betw een P o rtlan d and Hood River.
One tra in is at B ridal Veil, one at
M ultnom ah F alls, one a t O neonta
G orge and the o th e rs sh u t in a t v ari
ous points along th e way.
C o rbett is the fa rth e s t point east
w ith w hich any kind of com m unica
tion could be established. R eports
com ing in w ere to the effect th a t ice
a foot deep covered th e highw ay.
T rees are stripped of b ranches or
have fallen u nder th e w eight of ice.
Scarcely a telephone o r electric light
pole has been left standing. F ru it
trees in every place have been broken
to th e ground and th e en tire com m u
nity is reported to p resent an arctic
atm o sphere w hich can scarcely be
m agnified. T he ten-acre p rune orch
ard of T. L. E vans is rep o rted as
broken to the ground w ith only stu b s
of trees show ing above th e ice.
T he Sandy riv er is a t flood stage
and a t a point above th e club house
th e riv er is cu ttin g into th e bank
and has alm ost reached th e pave
m ent.
T ro u td ale has been isolated since
th e sto rm and only a few of the most
venturesom e have been able to get
th e re to see th e dam age. T hey re
p o rt conditions the w orst in th e his
tory of th e place.
T he telephone lines, teleg rap h
lines, fences, trees, in fact everything
th a t th e w eight of ice could break
down was flat on th e ground. No re
ports of seriously dam aged buildings
was given b u t it was said th a t build
ings and stre e ts w ere alike, a g lare
of ice.
N ear T ro u td ale th e larg e peach
o rch ard of C. M. L aF o llette, which
com prises nearly 50 acres and has
ju st reached th e bearing stage, has
been practically destroyed h ardly a
tree in all those wide fields b u t w hat
has been sp lit open o r has been
broken entirely down. Many o th e r
o rch ard s w ere sim ilarly ruined. In
som e sections th e trees w ere broken
and in some places they w ere e n tire
ly uprooted.
S torm conditions w ere w orse near
th e C olum bia riv er and th e w orst
sections n ea r here w ere on th e San
dy boulevard th ro u g h F airview and
T ro u td ale and in th e P ark Rose, Mt.
T ab o r and M ontavilla sections in
P o rtlan d .
T he W illam ette riv er was reported
reaching flood stages last nig h t gov
ern m en t re p o rts show ing a 7-foot
rise in 24 hours.
T he M olalla riv er is out of the
banks and the C lackam as riv er which,
last week could be w aded by school
ch ild ren a t a point n ear Oregon City,
f1s now a raging to rre n t carry in g logs
and o th e r debris in its surging
w aters.
The C olum bia riv er at V ancouver
is reported as having raised th ree feet
since th e storm .
At hom e Johnson creek has been
covering th e flats along its course
and th e road bed of th e O. W. P. line
was dam aged to such an ex ten t th a t
ca r service was delayed Monday.
Two hundred o r m ore feet of ro ad
bed were w ashed o ut a t Meadow
Brook sta tio n and the track was also
underm ined n ea r P alm blad sta tio n
east of G resham .
T he Jap an ese gard en s on th e flats
n ea r th e O. W. P. depot have been
covered w ith w ate r Bince Bunday.
T he large celery beds are u n d er
w a te r ..
A. C. G uynop’s recen tly -b u ilt
large chicken house is p artly u n d e r
mined and is in th e m idst of a su rg
ing flood.
O rnam ental and fru it trees in v a r
ious p a rts of th e tow n have been u p
rooted o r badly broken.
T he telephone system has been
com pletely dem oralized by th e storm ,
only th e sections in tow n being in
use. Most of th e lines in th e city are
cable lines and have proved th e value
of th a t type of construction. O ut on
Powell stre e t in several places larg e
ice-coated lim bs have fallen frpm th e
flr trees and are hanging on th e ca
bles but the lines have n o t broken
from G resham to th e L u th e ra n church
in Powell Valley w here th e cable
lines end in th a t direction.
Beyond the cables th e re are all
so rts of conditions. On th e Powell
V alley road th ere a re only one o r two
poles standing from th e end of the
cable line to E llio tt's sto re. From
th e re on the w ires are tw isted and
broken b u t only a few poles are down
from th e re on to P leasan t Home.
N orth from G resham the conditions
are even w orse an d th e e n tire line,
poles, w ires and all are tu rn ed over
the fences and som e are en tirely u p
side down in th e ad jo in in g fields
People who have been over th e ro u te
say th a t th e telephone lines along
the Base Line road and Sandy boule
vard a re all down. How conditions
are in th e T ro u td ale and F airview
d istric ts can hardly be estim ated be
cause everyth in g is down and still
covered by m any Inches of ice. More
th a n 50 lines serve th a t p a rt of th e
te rrito ry and these i r e all o u t of
com m ission and th e re is no way of
te llin g how long it will be u n til se r
vice can be resum ed.
T he telephone com pany will s ta rt
a crew o u t W ednesday to estab lish
lines ru n n in g eastw ard and expect to
resto re service in a few days. No a t
OREGON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1921
$1.50 PER YEAR
BOYS AND GIRLS WORK
COMMUNITY PROGRAM
BRINGS LARGE RETURN
ATTRACTS MUSIC LOVERS
Boys' and G irls’ ' club w ork was
The free m usical program , which
decidedly profitable to those who will be given a t th e G resham library
took p a rt in It and to th e county as on next F riday evening, Novem ber
a whole, according to th e an n u al re 25, prom ises to be one of th e tre a ts
port of County Club L eader E thel of th e season. Some splendid m u
I. Calkins. T h ree-h u n d red and fif sical num bers and ta lk s are offered
ty -eig h t boys and g irls carried th e ir and 100 books have been provided
w ork th ro u g h to com pletion and for use in th e com m unity singing.
m ade final rep o rts in one o r m ore of T he Rev. H. G ebhardt will preside.
Folow ing is th e com pete p ro g ram :
th e eleven projects tak en up. The
E uphonium solo, selected — Dr. H.
value of th e products w hich they H. Ott.
produced am o u n ts to $20,922.37 and
Vocal selection, G irls’ Glee club of
th e cost of producing was $ le ,- G resham G rade school.
Piano solo, “ Valse de C oncert”
963.97, leaving a profit of $5958.30.
(W ie n iaw sk i)— Miss F rie d a Bratzel.
More boys and g irls exhibited at
Short talk on music and com m u
th e M ultnom ah county fa ir th an at nity sp lrtt— Mayor K. A. Miller.
any o th e r fair in th e sta te and a t th e
Selection by Boys’ Glee Club o r
sta te fa ir M ultnom ah county cluns o rch estra of Union High school.
took high honors in ribbons won. At
Vocal solo, selected- Miss K ath ry n
th e P acific' In te rn a tio n a l Livestock Bratzel.
exposition th e prem ium checks ot
Piano solo, “ P relu d e In G. M inor”
M ultnom ah county boys and girls (R achm aninoff) — Miss
Florence
to taled m ore th an those of any o th e r Honey.
county. In all $1546 w ere won in
Violin solo, selected— Jo h n Oliver.
prem ium s a t th e th re e fairs, which
Address of g rea t In terest to music
added to th e profits of th e p rojects, lovers. Prof. W. li. Boyer, su p erv iso r
tem pt will be m ade to reset all the ferent places along the highw ay bet am ounts to $7504.30.
of music of P o rtlan d public schools.
poles a t p resen t but th e m ain object ween Hood R iver and Corbett. The
The money value is considered th e
Com m unity singing lead by P ro
occupants have deserted the cars and
will be to resto re service.
least, as fa r as benefits to th e boys fessor Boyer.
made
for
the
tracks
where
they
flagged
W hile no accu rate estim ate of the
and g irls is concerned. T he poultry
dam age can be ob tain ed it is expect the trains. The conditions of travel clubs received th e in stru ctio n of a F. L. CADDY DIES FROM
for
autos
became
impossible
before
ed th a t it will cost $7000 to $8000 to
specialist on p o u ltry ju d g in g and CANCER, BURIED SATURDAY
re p a ir th e dam ages to th e local com th a t of the train s as big ro tary snow culling.
T he p o tato clubs studied
plows kept the track open until the
F. L. Caddy died a t his hom e a t
pany lines.
__,
potato diseases w ith a potato special
slides began to fall, blocking the way.
P leasan t Home F riday m orning, No
ist. T he m em bers of th e livestock
In P o rtlan d it is said 9000 phones
Snow to a depth of 32 Inches has
clubs were train ed in stock ju d g in g vem ber 18. a fte r a long b u t hopeless
are o ut of use.
been reported along the highway and
stru g g le w ith cancer. F or th e past
Sunday and Monday local train se r this added to the difficulties of the and in the care of anim als and m ade
vice on th e Bull Run and O. W. P. situation. H ere at Gresham the ab a n um ber of educational to u rs. It 10 years Mr. Caddy and fam ily have
m ade th e ir home n ear P leasan t Homo
railw ay lines was badly upset and no sence of snow has been one of the is safe to say th a t few of th e ch il on a farm which they sold about six
cars ran on schedule. Today car se r unusual features of the storm as a dren would have done th e am o u n t of o r eight m onths ago. Since th a t tim e
vice is resum ed as usual.
“silver thaw ” usually accompanies a w ork In th e home and in connection th e fam ily has been living in town.
E lectric lig h ts and pow er, which snow storm or is preceeded by snow. w ith th e out-of-doors pro jects If It
A few m onths ago Mr. and Mrs.
had been off since Sunday m orning The storm evidently broke Monday had n ot been fo r th e in sp iratio n of Caddy w ent to M issouri as a last hope
was resto red to G resham M onday evening when the tem perature rose th e clubs. P aren ts, on whom the re of receiving tre a tm e n t w hich would
evening ab o u t 6:3 0 , a fte r every one from 40 degrees to 56 degrees in 35 sponsibility o f th e tra in in g of th e prove beneficial, b u t in vain. R ela
had p repared w ith candles and oil minutes, but rain s and cloudy w eath boys and g irls rests, have found a tives and friends did all in th e ir pow
w onderful help in th e club work. e r to allev iate the suffering and pain,
lam ps, to chase -the n ig h t shadow s er still seem a little threatening.
They
have. In g en eral, been sym pa b u t little could be done. D eath re
aw ay. T he pow er and lig h t relieved
leased th e sufferer F rid ay m orning.
th etic tow ard the clubs, realizing
the situ atio n h ere and left only th e MEETING TO COMMENCE
F u n eral services w ere conducted
th
e
valu
ab
le
asset
th
a
t
they
are.
lack of telephone service to rem ind
S atu rd ay aftern o o n a t th e home, Rev.
SUNDAY AT M. E. CHURCH
T he follow ing a re 100 per cent E arl B. Cotton officiating. A num ber
folks th a t they h ad been th ro u g h an
Rev. A. S. Hlsey, pastor of the clubs and th e ir leaders, which will re of friends w ere present. In term e n t
early N ovem ber sleet storm .
The sections n e a re r th e riv er will Gresham Methodist church, plans to ceive th e certificate of achievem ent was in th e Douglass cem etery.
F rancis Leon Caddy was born in
n ot be resto red so easily how ever as open a series of services on Sunday signed by th e go v ern o r of th e sta te
D ubuque, Iowa, on Ju ly 5, 1864. In
all lines a re flat and broken trees evening, November 27, which will and o th e r pro m in en t men of th e n a 1885 he w ent to Texas w here fo r a
and fences will rem ain for some tim e continue for the next three weeks. tio n : Bewlng clubs, 8ylvan, Mrs. K. n u m b er of years he rode th e ran g e
to tell th e story of th e w orst storm Rev. Mr. Hisey will be assisted by E. P rin ce; S pringdale, Mrs. W. H. la te r going to Colorado and from
th e in h a b ita n ts can rem em ber. The Thos. E. Isaacs, soloist and choir dlr- ( W llklnsen; G resham Division I, Mrs. th ere to Hood Rlvgr w here he was
w orst d an g ers now seem s to be from ector, and the la tte r's cousin, Mrs. i A. S. Hisey and Miss G race O gilbec; m arried April 30, 1891, to MI bh
Minnie E. Boorm an. Seven children
flooded riv ers and creeks which are Rhoda F. Rennison, accom panist and J Buckley, Miss Iren e M c.T aggart;
O rient, Mrs. Sadie Chase and Mrs. w ere born to th is union, th ree of
cu ttin g o u t fills, w ashing o ut bridges children’s worker.
Mr. Isaacs and Mrs. Rennison come George F. T u ck er; F airv ale, Mrs. F. whom died In infancy. His widow,
and flooding low sections. T his con
two sons, Leon and F ran cis, and two
dition prevails th ro u g h o u t th e W il highly recommended and it is to be ex B ensen; W ilkes, Mrs. T. C. M iller; d au g h ters, Mrs. D orothy B ettis and
pected
they
will
add
much
to
the
in
Colum
bia,
Miss
W
innifred
Joyce.
la m ette valley and m any tow ns re
Eva Caddy survive him.
spiration and success of the meetings.
Cookery clubs; Bridal Veil, Mrs. T.
port serious conditions.
C ard of Thank.«.
At least four auto loads of Gresham Both studied at the N ebraska Wesley A. Jo n es; C orbett, Mrs. E. M organ;
We wish to th an k o u r neighbors
R usselvllle. Mrs, J. W elbes; H ills
men are marooned somewhere in the an Conservatory of Music. '
and friends and especially th e m em
dale, Miss M argaret G abriel; O rient, bers of the I. O. 0 . F. lodge at Bor
storm-swept area, probably near A r
ENTERTAINMENT
AND
SALE
Mrs. H. L. Bail; W. P o rtlan d , Mrs. ing, for th e ir kindness and sym pathy
lington, where they went duck h u n t
IN UNION DISTRICT P. R. W hitesides; G resham , Miss Mil d u rin g th e illness and d eath of o u r
ing over the week-end. Included in the
dred St. C lair; S pringdale, Mrs. I. J. beloved hushund and fa th e r, F ran cis
parties are the following: A. M. W ilk
The com m unity club of D istrict 26,
Leon Caddy.
inson, Wallace W ilkinson, E. A. Taylor, C lackam as county, is p rep arin g to B abbitt.
Mrs. Minnie Caddy and Fam ily.
H om e-m aking clubs: Powell V al
Cecil Metzger, Floyd L. Mack, Wm. 8. give an e n te rta in m e n t and hold a
C anning Stafford; Calf clubs: H olstein Coun
Everett, W iibur Thompson, a Mr. Casp sale a t th e schoolhouse S atu rd ay ev ley, Mrs. Axel Jo h n so n ;
clubs, Powell Valley: Mrs. B. O lson; ty club, Wm. H ornecker.
e r and probably others whose names ening, N ovem ber 26.
O rient, no lead er; P ork clubs: O rient,
Miss C alk in s' ta b u lated figures for
have not been learned.
T h ere will be a program by club
It is thought th a t they are still at ] m em bers, a fte r which an au to g rap h ed I R. I. A nderson; V ictory, Mrs. O. A. th e year are as follow s:
A rlington and will probably retu rn by q u ilt and h and-m ade lunch cloth
No.
train . It is certain to be some tim e will be sold to th e h ighest bidder. , P ro jects
V alue
R eporting
Cost
Profit
before the highw ay is open again for Supper will be served by th e plate, j Corn
$
390.00
3
$
114.60
$ 275.
traffic, as many slides have obliter A prons will be on sale and th e g irls P otatoes
........ 22
2,476.00
982.00
1,493.1
ated the pavem ent in some places. It of th e B luebird club will be In ch arg e . G arden ..................... 18
896.83
191 9 1
704
is said th a t 75 cars are stalled at dif of a hom e-m ade candy booth. E v - ' Pig
..........27
10,651.79
10,084 12
B67i
1,986.00
1,258.37
726.
eryone is cordially invited to c o m e ! Calf ................. ......... 10
1,236.09
P o u ltry ..........
21
698 ;
636.70
o
ut
and
help
m
ake
th
is
a
financial
Coming Events of Local
9
198 22
145 48
52.
and social success. A good tim e and j Sheep .
Interest.
...
20
C anning
820.95
394.07
4 20 :
a good supper are prom ised to all.
1,191.30
Cookery ......... ......... 98
595.65
6%5.l
121
978 19
560.87
407.1
Musical e n te rta in m e n t and big
FUNERAL OF H. L. WAYBILL
No-value
sing, G resham L ib rary , Friday
TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY H om e-m aking ......... 9
evening, N ovem ber 25.
T he fu n eral services of H. L. W ay
358
$20,922.37
$14.963 97
$ 5,958.30
0
bill, a pioneer resid en t of ea stern
N ear E ast R elief cam paign No
M ultnom ah will be held a t th e P leas
vem ber 21 to 24.
a n t Home M ethodist church W ed
0
nesday m orning a t 11 o ’clock.
School m eeting D istrict No. 4 on
T he fu n eral service was first a n
S atu rd ay , N ovem ber 26, a t 2:30
nounced fo r Monday m o rning but
p. m.
sto rm conditions prevented th e se r
0
E d g ar S. K indley, h u m o rist-lec vice from being held.
tu re r, th e th ird n u m b er of th e Cad-
A little daughter was born to Mr.
m ean Lyceum course, to be given
and Mrs. Earl Stanley early th is m orn
S atu rd ay , Decem ber 3, a t Union
ing.
High school au d ito riu m u n d er th e
We own and offer for sale the following high class TAX EXEMPT
auspices of th e stu d e n t body and
A C o u n try F a ir .
Municipal Bonds.
th e g u ara n to rs.
T he A reme club will conduct a :
0
co untry fa ir at th e Masonic hall In
Security
M aturity
R ate
The P leasant Home Methodist G resham on T hursday evening, De A m ount
cem ber I. Inspect th e fine displays $3,000.00 City of Kimberly, Idaho
Ladies’ Aid bazaar will be held on
1990
7%
of fancy w ork, vegetables and fru its
December 16, a t the church.
1930
6%
then buy fo r your own use o r C h rist $4,500.00 City of Ntansfield, Oregon
I
1946
mas gifts. Circus, side show s, lunch | $5,000.00 Warm Springs Irrigation
6%
Queen E sth e r b azaar to be co u n ter, h ot dog, coffee and pie.—
$3,000.00 City of Ridgefield, Washington
1932
7%
held D ecem ber 17.
Adv.
tf
1938
$4,000.00 Ochoco Irrigation Hist.
6%
0
1932
1%
LEAVE ORDERS for sand and gravel i $4,800.00 City of Toppenish, W ashington
A T h anksgiving program and
a t Jones L um ber Co., u n til o u r j $2,524.34 Deachutea Valley W ater
w arranta
1%
basket social at P lea san t View
telep h o n e line Is repaired. K n a rr' $2,000.00 City of Idaho Falls, Idaho
1930
school, N ovem ber 23.
6‘/2%
A/ Son, T ro u td ale, Oregon.
1939
«
$6,000.00 Burly Idaho Highway Hist.
5%
Mission L adies’ Aid b azaar at
1931
OVERLAND ROADSTER 17 In goods $ 500.00 City of Blackfoot, Idaho
7%
th e church. Powell Valley, No
condition. $225. Will ta k e cash, o r i $1,210.87 Twin Falla, Idaho
1930
7%
vem ber 26.
lum ber. Can be seen at G resham $6,000.00 Town of Ryegate, Montana
1931
6%
♦
F red L. Bourne.
$5,000.00 Town of Richland, Oregon
varions
______________
7%
W illing W o rk er's society of
C o ttrell com m unity church a n J FOR S A L E - One bay m are, 5 years
The above mentioned bonds are in denominations of from $200 00
old, w eight 1150. Or trad e for j
nounce b azaar and program for
milk stock. E. N asshahn, p h o n e' to $1,000.00 and any one wishing to make a safe and conservative in
Decem ber 9.
39x5.
vestment of their funds we would be pleased to have you call and
•
Big E x t r a HI mim T h a n k s g iv in g D a y . 1 talk with us.
C ountry fs lr to be given Decem
resham T h ea ter Chas Ray In j
ber 1 by th e A rem e clnb of th e I "T h At e G Egg
W allop” will be th e j
E astern S tar bodge will be held 'f e a tu r e of C a rate well
balanced p ictu re |
In th e Masonic Hall.
program a t th e G resham T h ea ter, |
GRESHAM, OREGON
1 T h u rsd ay night.
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s
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AND
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