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« GRESHAM O U T IA X IK .T U E S D A Y . Obituary o f Mias F ern R andall. Train Passengers are Rowed Ashore S c .c ra l hundred passengers barely escaped death last week when flood w aters swept the railroad tracks near the Erie tunnel at Syracuse, N. ¥• P assengers had to be rescued in boats. CHAIRMAN LASKER EXPLAINS PROVISIONS OF U.S. SUBSIDY ACT Kern R andall was born Ju n e 22, 1893, at K ansas City. M issouri, w here she received h er schooling an d grew in to young womanhood. H er fifteenth y ear m arked h er acces sion to th e C h ristian faith , when she was baptized and becam e a m em ber of th e K ensington Ave. B aptist church of K ansas City. At th e age of 17 she cam e to Oregon w ith her p aren ts, J. M. and L ucelia E. R an d all. w here she resided n ea r T ro u t dale for about 10 years. H er m o th er died w ithin one y ear of th e ir arriv al h ere an d lies in th e fam ily burial plot at Douglas cem etery. Miss R a n dall co n tracted th e ailm en t which cut sh o rt h er life some fo u r and one- h alf years ago. She endured th e years of affliction w ith g rea t fo rti tu d e and courage u n til th e end cam e peacefully a t th e final call, on th e 2 9th day of Ju n e, 1922. at h er home at P ern avenue and Powell Valley road, w est of G resham . She leaves a fath e r, th re e b ro th ers an d two sis te rs to m ourn h e r death. In term e n t was in D ouglas ceme- j te ry follow ing th e service at th e | B ethel B ap tist church, th e Rev. D. Q. B arry officiating. Mrs. Jo h n Clana- i han and Mrs. D. Q. B arry furnished I th e music. JULY 4, 1092 PAGE T H R EE HIDDEN CIVIL WAR MONUMENT DISCOVERED ..STRENGTH.. T h e re is a lw a y s som eth in g in sp ir in g in th e p ic tu re of th e g r e a t A m e ric a n E ag le . A most interesting historical find has ju st been made by a cameraman oi a monument nearby W ashington, D. C-, erected to an unknown south ern soldier, killed by a shell from F o rt Stevens during the Civil W ar. T his monument was so hidden by dense woods, that its existence was n o t4 known until the recent dis covery by a cameraman. It is the STRENGTH we all feel in the tried and known resources of this great land of ours. Those RI’.SOl RCES came through a brave, true and TH RIFTY forefatherv. So Resource—mean thrift.. And the time is TODAY. We pay 4 per cent on savings. • BANK O f GRESHAM GRESHAM, OREGON S ta te and C ounty Depository By ALBERT D. LASKER, Chairm an I W ould E qual Great B ritain The purpose of th is provision is to in- U S. Shipping Board So the president has proposed to the sure fuller cargoes. FAIRVIEW One of the greatest problems the | congress the enactm ent of a series of H uge Loan Is P roposed present adm inistration faced at its in- ' aids th a t will p ut A merican shippers 1 The bill proposes a loan fund of T he residence form erly owned b / ception was the necessity for liquidât- ! on the same basis with G reat B ritian, j $125,000,000 a t 2 per cent m inim um In- Mr. and Mrs. E. H. W illard was en ing the governm ent owned fleet so th a t j wÿere costs are next highest to ours; I terest to aid those who would build tire ly destroyed by fire of unknow n it should pass into private hands, end feeling th a t if we p ut ourselves on a types of ^hips we still need. W ithout origin on la st F rid a y n ig h t. The th e loss of governm ent opertion, cause parity w ith B ritain, the ingenuity of ’ the passage of the proposed bill and house had recently been purchased th e creation of a privately owned fleet America will conquer all other ob- j this feature, the a rt of shipbuilding in by P o rtlan d people and was unoc th a t would be rightly balanced for war j stades. ! America will w ither and die. The late cupied. No stoves w ere in th e house and peace tim e needs, and insure at j The bill proposes direct aids to ships J w ar shows the penalty we will be and th e electric w iring h ad been dis th e same tim e th a t the a rt of ship- in the form of a cash subsidy, which j obliged to pay if we perm it th is a r t to connected. building in America be kept alive in ' It Is estim ated, if we should ultim ately be lost for war tim e needs, T he re g u la r m eeting of Fairview face of the ten-year naval holiday. 1 develop the 7,500,000 gross tons needed j The desirable tonnage owned by the G range will be held on S aturday, The difficulties under which we op- to carry half the overseas trad e of I Shipping Board under the proposed bill Ju ly 8. T his w ill be an evening erate are due to our higher standards America, will cost the treasu ry approx- j w ill be disposed of a t world m arket m eeting an d will begin at 8 o ’clock of living; who among us would have imately $30,000,000. Should we reach ■ prices to American buyers. To the sh arp . It is hoped th a t every m em them different? But, w ith higher cost that point, the losses of $50,000,000 per extent, therefore, the board can fur- b er will be present as th e re a re m a t of building, w ith higher cost of wages annum now incurred in the operation nish ships, the owners will escape the te rs of utm ost im portance to be con aboard the ships, w ith higher cost of of the Shipping Board would long be- j handicap th a t would otherw ise inure sidered. operations on shore, w ith generations fore have ended, because the Shipping against them on account of the initial Several F airview people a re vaca of established competing businesses of Board would have been out of business i cost. tio n in g at th e beaches. Mrs. H attie com peting countries to meet and over- and a vaster num ber of our ships would Today it is impossible for the gov-1 Moore has Joined Mrs. A ngell a t come, no private enterprise can step be on the seas. ernm ent to sell any of its ships. It M an h attan beach for th e e n tire sea in the breach and sustain th e losses In addition the bill proposes certain should be em phasized th a t it is the ad- : son a t Sea Shell cottage. At th e w hile we are getting the volume th a t indirect aids, one of the chief being a m inistration's hope th at, with the sub sam e beach Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mor in tu rn will equalize us with the rest deduction from Income tax equal to 5 sidy and indirect aid to ships which It rill and son M alcolm an d D onald of the world. | per cent of the moneys paid in freights, proposes, we shall be able to begin sel- : G ran t a re occupying F airview cot --------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- ------- ------------------------ ling our ships, so th a t the ships Instead tage. of being a dead asset, costing the gov- Mrs. W illiam Sales and d au g h ter fF ernm ent a fortune to m aintain and op- C lara, m otored to T illam ook on S at ■ erate, will be tuned into cash th a t will u rday to rem ain u n til a fte r th e 4th. a . find its way back into the treasury. w inoflrM e* S u h s|,,j ' c<wt BORING R ’ U B The governm ent believes th a t in ad- _ Z* ditlon to the vast sums th a t will come Miss Rica A nderson passed th ru fr x p /TT W. to t *le trea8ury through the sale of the G resham S atu rd ay on h er way to tA l-V X V 9 L I1 .L 1ZL ships , which lt feei„ cannot be sold Cannon Beach. She is d riving down w ithout this legislation), the cu rtail accom panied by her nephew s and m ent of operating loss will more than nieces, Miss E sth e r and C larence A n offset the subsidy charge. derson and Miss E rica and Emil Thus, w hether from the standpoint Johnson. They expect to re tu rn a f of decreasing taxation or from the ; te r th e F o u rth of July. standpoint of establishing an Ameri- j can m erchant m arine, the reasons for ! Pleasant, Home. the need of the legislation asked are A baby boy arriv ed at th e hom e of compelling. It isn’t gasoline that explodes in Mr. and Mrs. W. A. P ro c to r J r., last It is pre posed th a t 50 per cent of j S atu rd ay , Ju ly 1. He has been the cylinder of your car and all im m igrant traffic come In Ameri- j nam ed Jo h n W alker, makes power. can flag ships. This provision alone It’s gas —air, mixed in the car will insure a volume of business in the A W ah t Ad m eans ad d itio n al in N orth A tlantic th a t should give us a come w ith little outlay. L et th e O ut buretor with gasoline to form large growth in onr third-class pas- ; look prove it. vapor. senger business. If such a law had j Red Crown gasoline va p o rize s In su ra n ce been in force when im m igration was a t j W ood! wood! In su re y o u r wood co m p letely. It forms a homoge its height a few years ago, we would anyw here w ith Jo h n Brown. Phone have had, when we entered the world 2501. neous mixture with 12 to 16 times tf war, w ithout cost to th e treasury, a ! its volume of air. That mixture respectable passenger fleet under the j P ian o T u n in g. explodes cleanly and powerfully, American flag plying between our $3.00. S atisfactio n g u aran teed . leaving comparatively little car P hone Jones, G resham 1561, care shores and Europe. O utlook. bon residue on valves, spark I t is contemplated th a t th e Pres- j ident will declare the Phillippines j plugs and cylinder walls. T he Bank of G resham pays 5 p er ; I coastwise, th u s giving American flag »■ent In terest on tim e deposits.— Ad. j T hat’s w hy you get better mileage out ships exclusively the benefit of the j of “Red Crown”—and a cleaner, sweet commerce between the shores of our | er-running engine. ■ large Pacific possession and our home- ' Fill at the Red Crown sign—at Standard i land. complete vaporization tolde -Jcbtt? tbsh Oil Service Stations, at garages and at other dealers. ST A N D A R D OIL COM PANY i California) C om ing E ven ts of In terest. B uyer's W eek, A ugust 6-12. F a rm e rs’ Field Day, G resham , July 29. M ultnom ah County F air, G resham , ! A ugust 8-12. Im proved O rder of Red Men, g rea t council. Bend, Ju ly 28-29. S tate w ide p o u ltry m en 's conven tion a t O. A. C., A ugust 1-2-3. K n ig h ts T em plar, G rand Com- niandery, R oseburg, O ctober 12. Pacific In te rn a tio n a l Livestock ex position, P o rtlan d , Novem ber 4-11. Oregon B a p 'ist Young People’s Unltfn assem bly, C olum bia City, Ju n e 28 to Ju ly 8. Oregon C h ristian E ndeavor Union sum m er conference, Colum bia City, A ugust 27 to S eptem ber 4. A nnual P ag ean t "T h e W ay farer” ¡U niversity of W ashington stadium . S eattle, W ashington, Ju ly 24 to 29. LIGHT TRAVELS INCONCEIVABLY FAST UNTIL IT ENCOUNTERS A H U M A N MIND. WOOD COAL EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE A Truck for Every Kind of Work Cor. P ow ell am i Maple Gresham IS S I P h on es: Kaat 7 1 0 2 ; 2 4 7 D avis Street P ortland Bdw y. 2OH2 G resham 8 5 5 AT YOUR SERVICE AT ANY TIME Your Patronage Solicited MORGAN BROS. TRUCK SERVICE M oving and G eneral H auling 124-0 U nion A venue P ortland. Oregon Wood, Coal and B riquets CHOICE FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS F re sh F ish in S easo n PLEASANT HOME MEAT MKT. MARION M AYFIELD, Prop. P hone G resham 276. CASH PAID for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves, of any kind E. BAUMANN, Gresham, Phone 2441 See Me for Cattle Hauling National Laundry Company East 8th and Clay Portland The Laundry that does / I D IF FE R E N T P R IC E « * pus auToCASTrs scsv. fa D IF F E R E N T PRICKS Ask MR. C. W. BOGGIS, the Route Man Leave Orders at TODD’S Barber Shop R em ove W ilted l V b u R . DlNNEFt W ilted and dying canes of logan- WILL N O T COME. I b erries and rasp b erries observed in to G r ie f j th e field may be rem oved by giving J i f K yo uco m ç ¡them a tw ist and a pull. T hey sever HERÍ a t a g ird ed point at th e gro u n d . T his ’ ! in ju ry is th e w ork of loganberry | crown b o rer and th e rem oval of th ese j i canes will rem ove and destroy th e ' .im m a tu re g ru b .— O. A C. Ex p e r l- ; m ent S tatio n , MOST FOLKS ARE I' m » D ust for C h ew in g In sects. torvmcHT lore Kinds of Laundry A d u st m ade by u sln r one p a rt of a rse n a te of lead to nine p art of air slaked lim e, sifted wood ashes or some sim ila r finely divided pow der afTords an excellent protective Insect-! tlcide for d u stin g of p lan ts to pre vent foliage by chew ing insects — IO. A. C. E xperim ent S tation. ABOUT AS HAPPY as th e ir d in n er allow s th em to be. Your ap p e tite feels q u ite a g g ravated If your digestion is not fu rn ish ed w ith th e proper menu. Let th is m a rk e t assist you. We will be pleased to serve you. A. J. W. BROWN Phone 1891 I u',
