Gresham outlook., September 01, 1922, Image 1

T W IC E
W EEK
Voi 12, No. 53
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
STATEMENT
PICKLE FACTORY FINANCIAL
MULT. COUNTY FAIR
MAKES ADDITIONS
A financial sta te m e n t of th e M ult­
nom ah co u n ty fa ir w as re a d a t th e
| la s t m eetin g o f th e fa ir b o ard h eld
W ednesday even in g a t th e office on
th e fa ir g ro u n d s. T he sta te m e n t, as
read by th e m an ag e r, C. D. M inton,
is as fo llo w s:
A m ount of m oney ta k e n
in d u rin g f a i r ....................... $16,754.73
OUiLgd a c c o u n tV 'n o t^ o U e ld e d 1.0S7.00
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
1. 1922
<1111.D WELFARE MILL BE
DISCUSSED AT MEET
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.00 Per Year
TAX COMPARISONS
FOR NEARBY CITIES
T he ch ild re n of th e com m unity w ill
receiv e first p lace in th e tim e and
I th o u g h t of th e a n n u a l com m unity
j
By LaVERNA M. CREW .
w hich w e p assed, w as not very at-1
Many im p ro v em en ts a re being m ade
Som e in te re stin g in fo rm atio n is giv­
O regon, a t least in th is vicin ity , h as tra c tiv e , but is d o u b tless th e old p o rt m eetin g to be held a t th e C o ttrell
a t th e p la n t of th e O regon P ick le and
m uch to offer in th e w ay of scenic occupied by th e tisherfolk alo n g the c h u rc h n ext M onday, th e fo u rth of en in a re c e n t issu e of th e O regon
C an n in g com pany. So m an y cu cu m ­
beauty, for th e e n te rta in m e n t of th o se w a te r fro n t. T he houses, up on s tilts S eptem ber. II. C. S eym our, th e boys' V oter w hich show s how th e ta x e s of
s ta te clu b lead er, and Dr. J. F. L a n ­ G resh am an d th e c itie s su rro u n d in g
b e rs a rc being b ro u g h t to th e facto ry
w ho enjoy n a tu re , b a s t w eek, in th e w ith no y a td s seem ed q u e e r and th e
th a t a ll of th e ta n k s w ere filled som e
O utlook 1 ,o h l of th e P leasu res of my steep h ills of th e s tre e ts w ith alw ay s d e rs, p re sid e n t of th e s ta te norm al G resh am co m p are fo r th e y e a rs of
school a t M onm outh w ill b rin g im ­ 1915, 1921 and 1922. T h e ta x levy of
first m o u n tain trip . S in ce th e n th e a sh a rp tu r n a t th e top o r bottom a re
tim e ago an d it w as n e c e ssa ry to
p o rta n t su g g e stio n s c o n cern in g the P o rtla n d is a lso given below fo r the
T o tal incom e 1922...............$17,754.73 O utlook ed ito r h as been h ost to equal to a ro lle r-c o a s te r w hen one is
c o n serv atio n of th e life of th e boys p u rp o se of co m p arin g them w ith
build m ore. Twelvfi new ta n k s have
E x p en se of 1982 Fair.
autolng.
a n o th e r eq u ally d elig h tfu l p a rty on a
an d g irls. T he o th e r topics of th e th o s e of th e sm a lle r cities. P o p u la ­
a lre a d y been b u ilt and it is expected L abor, g e n e ra l ....................... $ 1.6S9.59 tr ip to th e co ast, w h ere I h ad m y first
A fter leav in g A sto ria, th e cool,
503.45
m o re w ill be needed if th e c u cu m b e rs P a n ti n g
day d ealin g w ith hom e life an d r e ­ tio n is ta k e n in to co n sid e ra tio n so th e
g
lim
p
se
of
th
e
ocean.
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m
o
u
n
tain
b
risk
breeze
gave
h
in
t
th
a
t
we
w
ere
......... — — tl__ - . __ j « • ■ I i C om m ¡SS
issions paid .................
zus.ou
208.50 ; ......■— — —
onnfinno
no™..
e ds 1 ley a re doinK i R eg u lar su p p lie s ...................
111.61 I an d th e ocean all in a w eek is n e a rin g th e ocean, and e a g e rly I ligious ed u catio n a lso have a d ire c t c o m p a riso n s a re fa ir in every way.
b e a rin g on th e developm ent of th e
a t th e p re s e n t tim e.
) M usic
In th e m a jo rity of cases th e fig­
760.40 “q u ite a m o u th fu l.”
w atched fo r my first ch an ce to see It.
next g en eratio n .
No check h as yet been m ade so it B an q u et, c h ild re n ’s
87.50
u re s fo r 1922 show a n in c re a se of th e
T he one h u n d red an d fo rty m ile It w as ju s t as I had p ic tu re d it, yet
2.55
R esid en ts of th e O rien t, L usted, c ity ta x levy ra te s over 1921 b u t the
is im possible fo r th o se in c h a rg e to T elep h o n e .................
196.00 a u to d riv e to S easid e w as fu lly as I could sc a rc e ly re a liz e th a t I w as on V ictory and C o ttrell school d is tric ts
te ll how m any to n s of cu cu m b e rs ' rM n ? f™ p h eT .........
778.00 b e a u tifu l as th e one to Mt. Hood, but th e Pacific co ast. T he ro a r of th e a re u rg ed to be on h and a t th e o p e n ­ in c re a se in m ost ca se s is slig h t. T his
hav e been received a t th e fa c to ry b u t R ab b its
In c re a se is found to be due In p a rt
53.00 a little e a sie r to m ak e b ecau se of th e w aves m ade m e m ore fu lly sen se it.
it is exp ected th a t a t le a s t a s m an y j P o u ltry .....................
394.25 ex cellen t ro ad s a ll of th e w ay, w ith Much as I love th e m o u n tain s, I be­ ing h o u r of th e a n n u a l m eetin g on to red u ced a ssessed v alu atio n b u t In
have been received a s w ere b ro u g h t j H o rses .......................
L ab o r Day. T he b u sin ess sessio n a t th e m ain to in creased ex p en d itu res.
415.00
th e ex cep tio n of th o se th ro u g h R ai­ lieve th e sea a p p e a ls to m e ju s t a
650.00
9:45 w ill be first on th e p ro g ram . T he
in la s t year. I t w as ex pected th e co n - I b a ttle • • • • • • • • .........
F o llo w in g is a co m p ariso n of city
nier.
R
oadw
ork
is
now
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n
d
e
r
w
ay
in
little
m
ore.
Both,
in
th
e
ir
m
y
sterio
u
s
¡sheep a n d s w in e ...
531.50
elec tio n of a p resid en t, s e c re ta ry and ta x ra te s fo r 1915, 1921 and 1922 i.
tin n e d d ry w e a th e r d u rin g th e su m ­ G ran g e
770.00 th e tow n, an d as I u n d e rs ta n d it, w ill g ra n d e u r, b rin g to one th o u g h ts of
th r e e re p re se n ta tiv e s of th e com m u­ city p u rp o ses only and do n o t in ­
m er w ould sh o rte n th e cro p bu t th e H o rtic u ltu re an d a g ric u ltu re
137.75 be co m p leted n e x t y ear. O regon is th e g re a t M aker, and em p h asize o u r
r a in cam e before th e v in es w ere dead F lo ra l .........................................
111.25 I p ro g ressiv e in b u ild in g ro ad s, w hich own little n e s s, but th e sea w ith its nity a t la rg e should be p a rtic ip a te d in clu d e school, road, co u n ty and s ta te
by a ll re sid e n t voters.
318.50
and cau sed th em to p ro d u ce a late A rt ...............................................
tax es. T he figures show th a t P o r t­
111.00 is m o re difficult in a m o u n tain o u s evqr ch an g in g color an d w ith its song,
F o r th e d in n e r h o u r each should la n d leads th e w ay in tax red u ctio n .
cro p th a t p ro m ises an ab u n d a n t yield. T ex tile ........................................
329.85 , co u n try , b u t th e good ro a d s w ill b rin g as th e w aves d ash a g a in s t th e shore,
S u p e rin te n d e n ts
b rin g his ow n fork, knife, spoon and T h is red u ctio n w as m ade u n d er th e
Som e of la s t y e a r's c u cu m b e rs a re R aces .......................................... 3,749.10 I
m an y s ig h tse e rs from a ll over th e sooth as n o th in g else can. O ften have
still on h an d and a re occu p y in g som e A uto polo
400.00 land. In Iow a, h a rd su rfa c e d ro ads, I read of th e deep blue sea, b u t to m e cup and so m eth in g to eat. T he d in ­ com pulsion of th e T ax S u p erv isin g
n e r com m ittee head ed by Mrs. G. W. an d C o n serv atio n com m ission. A c­
of th e ta n k s w hich is one of th e r e a ­ E n te rta in m e n t, g ran d sta n d
25.00 Ì ,
100.00 I a re n o t v ery com m on, p e rh a p s n o t so It w as an em erald sea. S uch varied A lld er w ill fu rn ish p a p er p la te s and co rd in g to th e O regon V oter M ayor
sons w hy th e fa c to ry is so crow ded a t A d v ertisin g ..............................
sh
ad
es
of
g
reen
and
th
e
w
aves
each
ïlÔ ’ÔÔ | n ecessary a s in th is reg io n , b u t s u r e ­
Ju d g in g ......................................
coffee. T he d in n e r w ill be served B ak er him self w as a g a in s t th e c u ts
th e p re s e n t tim e.
M iscellan eo u s ex p en ses, n o t
ly add en ough in th e w ay of safety w ith a frill of filmy lace, g ra c e fu lly
A new double b u ild in g h a s been
m ade by th is com m ission b u t it put
item ized ................................ 1,910.71 an d convenience, th a t th ey should be ro llin g to w ard th e sh o re o r d ash in g c a fe te ria style.
A collection w ill be ta k e n d u rin g P o rtla n d firRt in th e citie s of O regon
ere c te d on th e n o rth side of th e fa c ­
a
g
a
in
s
t
th
e
ro
ck
s,
w
as
b
eau
tifu
l.
re
g
a
rd
e
d
as
n
ecessity
,
n
o
t
a
lu
x
ury.
T o tal ex p en se of f a i r ....... $14,454.51
th e day to d efray th e tra v e lin g ex­ fo r tax re d u ctio n s. O ther c itie s a re
to ry w hich w ill be used for so rtin g
Only a sh o rt stop w as m ade a t S ea­
V ery e arly , la s t S a tu rd a y —in fact
B alan ce .................................. 3,387.22
p en ses of th e sp e a k e rs.
and m ak in g dill pick les. T h e w o rk
w a tc h in g P o rtla n d ’s ex am ple w ith in ­
A m ount of ex p en ses paid to
so early , I th o u g h t I w as g e ttin g up side, for C annon B each w as th e goal
T he follow ing p ro g ram
w ill be te re s t.
on th e m ain b u ild in g re p a irin g th e
•late ...................................... $12,543.80 th e n ig h t before— we s ta rte d fo r S ea­ fo r th e day. T he ro ad is not very
given :
dam ag e cau sed by th e re c e n t fire is Old acco u n ts an d p rem iu m s
T h e tax levy ra te s for G reshum is
side, an d ju s t as we w ere leaving good, b u t it w as only a few m iles so
9:45— E lectio n of officers and re p ­ 1915, 6.5; 1921, 9.7; 1922, 10.00;
Paid ........................................ 4,210.93
p ro g re ssin g . J. De F oe h a s th e co n ­
P o rtla n d , looking a c ro s s th e C olum ­ w as soon ended. D riving rig h t down re se n ta tiv e s.
tr a c t fo r a ll of th e c a rp e n te r w ork.
T ro u td a le . 5.0; 11.1, 8.9; F airv iew
T o tal am o u n t paid o u t . . . $ 16,754.73 bia, saw th e su n rise. I knew th e d i­ to tlie beach, d in n e r w as sp re a d on a
10:10— “C lub A c tiv itie s” by Mr. H. 10.0, 8.6. 9.3; S andy 5.0, 10.0, 10.0;
F ive o th e r c a rp e n te rs a re a lso em ­
O u tstan d in g 1922 a c c o u n t s ..$ 1,910.71 re c tio n s th e n , b u t a fte r th e su n w as big log an d from th e w ay th e food
C. S eym our, s ta te boys' club leader.
ployed. It w as n e c e ss a ry to re p la c e P e rm a n e n t i m p r o v em en ts
O regon City 10.0 18.0, 19.1 and E s ta ­
hidden by th e clo u d s, as it w as m ost d isap p eared , th e sa lt a ir had alre a d y
10:50—Q u estio n s and discussion.
th e n o rth side of th e second sto ry of
m ade th is y e a r ..................... $ 1,261.75
c ad a 5.0, lo 0, 10.0. T he city tux levy
C annon
of th e day, I n e v er knew "w h e re I sh arp en ed o u r a p p etites.
th e b u ild in g and p u t on a new roof.
11:00— C om m unity singing.
r a te fo r P o rtla n d fo r 1915 is 7.0,
B each is a ttra c tiv e w ith a v ery p ic t­
T h e ro o f h a s a lre a d y been co m pleted OREGON PEOPLE THANKED was a t ”, b eeau se of th e n u m b erless
11:10— "D om estic A rt" , by Miss 1921 13.1, 1922, 12.5. T he red u ctio n
BY NEAR EAST RELEF twists and tu r n s in th e road. If it u re sq u e sh o re line, and we sp e n t th e E lizab eth Cooley of O. A. C.
and th e m en a re p u ttin g in w indow s
m ade by T ro u td a le in 1922 over th a t
w ere n o t fo r th e m an y re v e rse cu rv es, aftern o o n hik in g along th e beach. As
and co m p letin g finishing th e w ork.
11:50—Q u estio n s an d discussion.
of 1921 is w o rth y of m ention. T he
C o n trib u tio n s in ca sh an d com m o­ one w ould indeed be “a ll w ound u p ,” it th re a te n e d ra in , we re tu rn e d to S e a ­
T h e re a re five m en an d five w om en
12:00— B ask et din n er.
c ity ta x levy r a te fo r O regon Citv it
d ities to ta lin g $156,155.21 w ere m ade b u t th e re enough of th e se to keep one sid e fo r th e evening, w h ere th e
em ployed in th e p ick le fa c to ry a t th e
Afternoon Program.
m uch h ig h e r th a n any of th e o th e rs.
by O regon for N ear E a st R elief d u r­ p ro p e rly balan ced . R oads a re m o stly cro w d s w ere tra ilin g up an d dow n
p re s e n t tim e. O rd ers a re b eing filled
1:40— A ddress on “B e tte r Schools"
< ity Taxes Compared for
in g th e y e a r en d in g J u n e 30, 1922, a c ­ s tra ig h t w ith rig h t an g led tu rn s , in th e s tre e ts , o r v isitin g th e cu rio
daily. T he e x cellen t q u a lity of th e
by Dr. J. F. L a n d ers, p re s id e n t of th e
Three Periods.
co rd in g to an a u d it of th e acco u n ts of m y s ta te , b ecau se of th e lev eln ess and shops, a tte n d in g th e m ovies, c o n v e rs­
pick les p u t o u t is b rin g in g an in ­
S ta te N orm al school at M onm outh.
F o llow ing show s th e am o u n t of ta x ­
c reased n u m b er of o rd e rs. As th e J. J. H a n d sa k e r, s ta te d ire c to r, ju s t jie g u la r ity of th e land, b u t fo r b eauty. ing w ith frie n d s or doing dozens of
2:20—Q u estio n s and d iscu ssio n .
es levied in th e citie s s u rro u n d in g
o rd e rs com e in, th e c a p a c ity of th e co m p leted by Jo h n 8. W iltse, n a tio n ­ n o th in g eq u a ls a w in d in g road. You o th e r th in g s, e ach one in te n t on h av ­
2:30— Music.
G resh am and in P o rtla n d fo r p u rely
al a u d ito r an d re p o rte d by him to O reg o n ian s, w ho have long d riv en in g a good tim e. I had hoped to see
p la n t w ill be in c re a se d to m eet th e A rth u r W. B rookings of L add & T il­
2:40— A ddress on "T h e C om m unity c ity p u rp o se s fo r 1915, 1921 and 1922
dem and.
No cu c u m b e rs have been ton B ank, s ta te tr e a s u r e r of N ear over th ese, have you ev er sto p p ed to th e sun ris e a t th e ocean as I did In C h u rch " by Rev. W. H. Boddy, p a sto r not in clu d in g ta x e s fo r school, docks,
th in k th a t th e re is alw ay s a b eau tifu l th e m o u n tain s, b u t it w as n o t c le a r
re fu se d as th e new ta n k s have e n ­ E a st R elief.
of th e R iverside ch u rc h a t Hood R iver p o rts, ro ad s, county, s ta te o r any o th ­
‘In view of th e size of th e sta te , its scene, rig h t In th e m iddle of th e road u n til la te r in th e m orning. B ut we
abled th e w o rk e rs to ta k e c a re of all
3:30—Q u estio n s and discussion.
e r pu rp o so ex cep tin g th o se of city
c o m p arativ ely sp a rs e p o p u latio n and ah ead of you, an d a s h o rt d istan ce w ere o u t e a rly enough to find a few
cu c u m b e rs b ro u g h t in.
3:30— R ep o rts of th e p ro je c t com ­ g o v ern m en t, given in d o llars.
th e sm all fo rce of w o rk e rs em ployed aw ay a n o th e r tu r n b rin g s a new la te clam d ig g ers, and th a t th e ocean
T he m a n ag e m en t is co n te m p la tin g by th e N ear E ast R elief, I feel th a t
m ittees.
G resh am 1915, 3,771; 1921, 6,989;
in clu d in g th e m a k in g of s a u e r k ra u t m uch c re d it is due th e s ta te fo r r a is ­ p ictu re, so m etim es th e h eig h ts, so m e­ had craw led out q u ite a d ista n c e w ith
C om m ittee on “ B e tte r H om es", 1922, 7,321; T ro u td a le 537. 953, 848;
as a p a r t of th e b u sin ess. T h e m a ­ ing th is am o u n t a t an o v erh ead of tim es th e valley, a g lim p se of a m o u n ­ th e tide. A b risk w alk on th e sp rin g y , c h a irm a n , Mrs. S adie C hase.
F a irv ie w 1,864, 1,132, 1,208; S andy
c h in e ry fo r c u ttin g it is a lre a d y in less th a n 10 p er c e n t,” s ta te s Mr. ta in o r th e riv er. I t is ju s t like a w et san d w as an ap p e tiz e r fo r b re a k ­
C om m ittee
on
"B e tte r F a rm s", 275, 597, 614; O regon C ity 28,748, 65.-
W iltse. “C o n trib u tio n s receiv ed from
tr a n s it b u t it is n o t k n o w n ju s t w hen th e w ealth y , p o p u lo u s s ta te s of th e scen ic railw ay , u p an d dow n and fa st, alth o u g h it w as n o t needed. c h a irm a n . O. A. Stnfford.
233, 60,826 an d E sta c a d a 981, 1,838,
aro u n d , w ith a w o n d erfu l p a n o ra m a B re a k fa s t over, th e re s t of th e m o rn ­
C om m ittee on " B e tte r S chools", 1,698. T he c ity ta x e s fo r P o rtla n d for
it w ill arriv e .
E ast, w h ere one city w ill ra is e m ore
th a n th e e n tire s ta te of O regon and p ain ted by n a tu re . T h e re a re th r ills ing w as p assed in clim bing over th e c h a irm a n , C. E. G ossett.
s tric tly city g o v ern m en t ex p en ses fo r
w h ere th e c o st of se c u rin g th e fund in th is tr ip too, a s one sa ils u p or ro c k s re s tin g now an d th e n to w atch
METHODIST CHURCH
C om m ittee on " B e tte r C h u rc h e s”, th e th r e e periods a re 1919, 2,207,255;
CLOSES A GOOD YEAR is c o n seq u en tly low er, e n ab le s us to dow n th e h ill, a ro u n d a c u rv e ju s t a t the ever c h a n g in g sea, now in its fu ll­ H. F. Myers.
1921, 4,127,636; 1922, 3,750,559.
re p o rt an av e ra g e o v erh ead fo r th e th e edge of a p recip ice, o r h u gging e st b e au ty in th e su n lig h t. C hildlike,
4:30— A d journm ent.
Taxes Per Capita Are Comparatively
w hole U nited S ta te s of less th a n five
N ext S unday w ill m a rk th e clo se of p er cent
In o th e r w ords, m o re th a n th e edge of a cliff, re p e a tin g th e p ro ­ I had to g a th e r a few sh e lls an d b a rn -
Low.
th e s h o rte s t y e a r th e M ethodist 95c of ev ery d o lla r co n trib u te d to cess m an y tim es. O ften th e h ig h w ay I a cle s »to c a rr y hom e, an d we w atch ed MAN II» YEARS ABSENT
T h e follow ing sta te m e n t of p er c a p ­
ear E a s t R elief goes in to a c tu a l r e ­ follow s alo n g th e C olum bia, a g r e a t : o th e r folks c o llectin g sta rfish from
VISITS NATIVE LAND ita city ta x e s in co m p ariso n to p o p u ­
c h u rc h e s of O regon h av e had in a N
lief w ork.
riv e r, giv in g one g lim p ses of docks, b en eath th e rocks. L ast and b est of
long perio d , b eing ju s t 11 m o n th s.
latio n show s a co m p a ra tiv e ly low p er
"As an ac c o u n ta n t, I am im p ressed
Ivo Van S p eybrock of C orbett, fa th ­ c a p ita tax for G resham and th e c itie s
T he sh o rte n e d tim e h as m ade it n e ­ w ith th e c a re fu l ch eck on its funds big and little b o ats, a little to w n or all w e got o u r feet w et in th e salty
c e ss a ry for a ll d e p a rtm e n ts of th e k ep t by N ear E a s t R elief,” s ta te s Mr. th e sh o re lin e o r a s trin g of logs be­ ocean w a te r, jo in in g th e b are fo o t p a ­ er of F ra n k S peybrock of G resham , s u rro u n d in g G resham . T he p er c a p ita
rad e, w hich is eyer a p a rt of th e re tu rn e d re c e n tly from a v isit to Bel­ ta x fo r G resham is given a s $6.64;
c h u rc h to s triv e a little h a rd e r to B rookings. “T h ro u g h th e sy stem of in g tow ed dow n th e stre a m .
b o o k k eep in g an d of d aily an d m o n th ­
P e rh a p s th e m ost in te re s tin g fe a ­ beach scen ery .
gium , w here he w en t to visit re la tiv e s T ro u td a le , $4.44; F airv iew , $6.57; O r­
b rin g up th e ir w ork, h u t th e final r e ­ ly re p o rts to New Y ork th e re is p ra c ­
E very m in u te w as a p le a s u re and in h is n ativ e land. Mr. Van Spey­ egon C ity, $10.70; S andy. $2.54 and
p o rts w ill show good p ro g re ss in a ll tic a lly a m o n th ly a u d it of every cen t tu r e of th e d riv e is th a t p a r t called
W idby L oops, giving one d elig h tfu l th e tim e to leave fo r hom e cam e all brock left on J u n e 3, acco m p an ied by E sta c a d a . $3.52. P o rtla n d h as a per
of them .
receiv ed a t th e v a rio u s s ta te offices,
se n sa tio n s a s th e c a r h u m s u p the too soon. An e a rly afte rn o o n s ta r t h is b ro th e r-in -la w , A ugust N eirlnck. c a p ita ta x of $14.52. T hese figures
T h e law n social a n n o u n ced fo r as w ell a s a n n u a lly a t th e v isit of th e
ro ad o r c o asts dow n. T h e ro ad is w as m ade an d we w ere ag ain on th e I t w as h is first re tu rn a fte r a n a b ­ ap p ly to 1922, th e per c a p ita being
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N ear E a st R elief offices. N ot only a re c o n stru c te d in a se rie s of loops, w ith road. As d a rk n e s s c re p t on u s, th e sence of 40 y ears.
co m p u ted on th e b asis of th e 1920
th e c h u rc h on a cco u n t of th e dam p th e offices in A m erica v ery c a re fu lly
co n sid e ra b le g rad e. F ro m below one h ills and v a lley s w ere hidden from
A m ost en jo y ab le tr ip w as rep o rted . cen su s.
w e a th e r. A h u n d re d o r so of th e checked u p to see th a t fu n d s a re
c an see th e ro a d on five o r six p la n e s o u r sig h t, a n d only now an d th en One event n ever to be fo rg o tte n oc-
W a rre n to n h as th e h ig h est per c a p ­
m em b ers and frie n d s of th e ch u rc h ra ise d in th e m o st eco n o m ical w ay
a s it w eaves b ack an d fo rth , each could th e tw in k lin g lig h ts of th e cu red on h is tr ip ac ro ss, w hen the ita ta x in co m p ariso n to p o p u latio n
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a n ts ch eck th e e x p e n d itu re s in th e p la n e q u ite a bit h ig h e r th a n th e to w n s be seen, w hile a s trin g of red sh ip p assed betw een tw o huge ice­ of a n y city in O regon w hich is $84
low ship and a n e x c ellen t p ro g ram of N ear E a st fo r re lie f w o rk as w ell. In
o th e r. W hen th e su m m it is reach ed , ta il lig h ts w in d in g up and dow n and b erg s, one of w hich w as e stim ated to p e r ca p ita . Its n e a r neig h b o r, G e a r­
re a d in g s a n d m usic. T he L a d ie s’ Aid ad d itio n to th is th e N ear E a st R elief
it is w ell w o rth w hile to sto p and look a ro u n d , led u s on. Q uite a p ro c e s­ be 250 feet in h eig h t. T he a ftern o o n h a rt, is a w eak second w ith $43 per
society serv ed re fre s h m e n ts of ice m u st re p o rt all d e ta ils of re c e ip ts and
a t th e e n tra n c in g view o f th e riv e r sion of c a rs , p ra c tic a lly all hom ew ard su n lighted them up, ca u sin g them to ca p ita . T he high p e r c a p ita of W a r­
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se v eral h u n d red fe e t below and th e bound, w ended its w ay in to P o rtla n d , resem b le fa iry like to w ers nt a city re n to n is due to o p e ra tin g a city gov­
T he co m m ittee on elec tio n to o k a d ­ as it w as c h a rte re d by a sp ecial a c t of
co n g re ss to w o rk In th e N ear E ast. c o u n try fo r m iles a ro u n d in every th en sc a tte re d In m an y d irectio n s. by night.
e rn m e n t on an exp en siv e scale, w ith
v a n ta g e of th e g a th e rin g to elec t its B ecause of th e c a re fu l w ay in w hich
d irectio n .
T ired , b u t h appy w ith rem em b ran ces
Mr. Van S pey b ro ck found B elgium a n im m ense a ssessed v a lu a tio n upon
re p re s e n ta tiv e s to th e L ay m en ’s a s ­ N ear E a st n o t o n ly h a n d les its fu n d s
A sto ria, w ith its g re a t h a rb o r, th e of a n o th e r new experience, enjoyed in m uch changed by th e p assin g y ears w hich to p lace th e tax. L ots have
so ciatio n th a t w ill m eet n ex t w eek a t b u t also does its re lie f w o rk , it h as
salm o n c a n n e rie s in th e d istan ce, th e ih e
co m p an io n sh ip
of h o sp ita b le an d by th e w ar, th e effects of w hich been sold to s p e c u la to rs th e re a t a
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Salem on F rid a y and S a tu rd a y . Mrs.
big fish n e ts h a n g in g On th e docks G resham folks, we reach ed hom e w ith a re still n o ticeab le. Many of th e high price. G e a rh a rt’s high p er c a p ­
R osa S h ip ley w as elected th e d ele­ fo rm atio n B u reau w hich is to c h a r it­
a b le o rg a n iz a tio n s w h at D unn and w ere a ll novel sig h ts to me. T he no m ish ap s, en d in g a n o th e r p le a s a n t tow ns, how ever, a re e n tire ly re b u ilt ita is d ue to th e fa c t th a t it is a su m ­
g a te and O liver G ill a lte rn a te .
B ra d stre e t a re to co m m ercial o rg a n i­ to w n Itself, a t least th e p a r t th ro u g h I trip .
and a re th riv in g ag ain . In th e fields m er r e s o rt w ith only a sm all p e r­
T h e O regon a n n u a l c o n feren ce w ill zatio n s. A cting on th e ad v ice of th e
and w oodlands h uge g u n s and can- m a n e n t p o p ulation.
In fo rm atio n B u reau th e
begin its 70th sessio n in old F ir s t N atio n al
nons can still be found and th e lands
c h u rc h , S alem ,
next
W ednesday P o rtla n d co m m u n ity c h e st la s t y ear TROUTDALE MAN
MISS MARJORIE SMITH
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WINS STERLING CUP
TO TALK ON FOODS rt full or sh ell holes and b arbed | | | \ \ E R IN HONOR
R elief.”
w ire e n ta n g le m e n ts
|| R |>|>> |-: |{ PEOPLE
H isey w ill a tte n d th e sessio n . T he
On Ju ly 4th th e B elgians c e le b rated
A h an d so m e s te rlin g silv e r cup
Miss M arjo rie M. S m ith, a s s is ta n t
fo rm er w ill leave M onday to co n d u ct BOND ELECTION CALLED
by p lacing th e s ta r s and strip e s
S ev eral p le a sa n t h o u rs w ere sp e n t
th e ex a m in a tio n s of th e u n d e rg ra d u a te
FOR UNION HIGH SCHOOL over 20 in ch es h ig h an d w eighing n u tritio n sp e c ia list, from th e O regon above th e flagB of F ra n c e , B elgium
nine pou n d s h as ju s t been received A g ric u ltu ra l college w ill hold m eet­
T u esd ay n ig h t a t Dodge P a rk , w hen
m em b ers of th e c o n feren ce an d th e
A bond electio n h as been called for by H. C. M cG innis of T ro u td a le as th e ings in P le a s a n t H om e, R u ssellv ille and E n g lan d , th u s c a llin g a tte n tio n to a n u m b er of G resh am frien d s of Mr.
young m en w ho a re new c a n d id a te s
fo r th e m in is try . Mrs. H isey w ill S ep tem b er 6 to he held a t U nion H igh ch am p io n tro p h y of th e w o rld a w a rd ­ and C orbett n ex t week. The dem on­ th e frie n d ly re la tio n s ex istin g be- and Mrs. A lb ert A dkins of H ep p n er
alnP(1 thpni w lth „ fHr,,WP„ (lln.
leave on T h u rsd a y to p re sid e o v er th e School No. 2 b etw een th e h o u rs of ed by th e M ark et G ro w ers J o u rn a l of s tra tio n s given by Miss Sm ith a re a l­ tw een th e n a tio n s and th e g ra titu d e
of th e people of B elgium
n e r cooked and served in th e "old
M in iste rs’ W ives a sso ciatio n , of w hich 2:00 p. m. and 7:00 p. m. T h e q u e s­ L o u isv ille, Ky., in th e C elery K ing w ays in s tru c tiv e and very beneficial
On his re tu rn tr ip Mr. Van Spey­ cam p fire" style.
co n test stag ed at In d ia n a p o lis, I n ­ to housew ives, h h e ex p lain s how to
sh e is th e p resid en t.
tio n of c o n tra c tin g a bonded in d e b t­ d ian a
C elery g ro w e rs from a sco re p la n s m eals th a t a re p ro p e rly b al­ b ro ck visited a t D etro it w ith nephew s.
F o u r m ach in e loads of frien d s and
T he p a sto r, th e Rev. A. S. H isey,
ed n ess of $35,000 fo r th e p u rp o se of of s ta te s an d C an ad a e n te r d th e c o n ­ anced in food valu es. H er ta lk next He reach ed C o rb ett b u rs tin g w ith
" e a ts " s ta rte d out e a rly In th e ev en ­
w ill occupy th e p u lp it b o th m o rn in g
fu n d in g th e o u ts ta n d in g in d eb ted n ess te s t for 1922. A t th e W o rld ’s E x p o si­ w eek w ill be on th e p re p a ra tio n and n -w s from his n ativ e land am i sto rie s ing, and a t 8:30 u fine re p a s t w as
and evening next S unday. H is topic
of th e d is tric t w ill be p u t b efo re th e tio n held a t S an F ra n c isc o in 1915 cooking of food. She w ill a ls o give of te r rib le th in g s w hich happened served. T h e re w as a u k elele and a
fo r m o rn in g w ill be "D re a m s and
v o ters.
an In te re stin g d e m o n stra tio n on th e <Iuriug th e w ar.
Mr. M cG innis took th e gold m edal.
p o rta b le v ic tro la in th e crow d, and
V isions. ’ In th e even in g . "C aleb th e
m
aking of c o a rse breads.
everybody trie d to sing or tr ip th e
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H eroic L e a d e r”. S p ecial m u sic at
N ext w eek's p ro g ram is as follow s: BETHEL RAPI 1ST (H IIH T I
lig h t fa n ta stic . T rip p in g w as e sp ec­
T h e n ex t re g u la r co m m u n icatio n of ■ M ichigan, rep u ted to be th e celery
both serv ices. In th e m o rn in g a solo
W ednesday, S ep tem b er 6, 2 p. ni ,
SE R V IE S ANNOUNCED ia lly good on ac c o u n t of th e m any
w ill be su n g by Miss E d ella Tow le, G resh am C h a p te r No. 117 O. E 8 „ w ill I c e n te r of th e w orld. He h as add«d to
Mrs. Ava E d w a rd s of P e n d leto n , w ho be held in th e M asonic h all. T u esd ay th e sk ill and ex p erien ce g ain ed at at P le a - a n t H om e a t th e hom e of
B ible school n e x t S u n d ay a t the ro ck s. H ow ever, a very en jo y ab le e v ­
is v isitin g h e r p a re n ts , Mr. an d Mrs. even in g . S ep tem b er 5, 1922. a t 8 :Oh th a t p lace som e co n d itio n s of soil and Mrs. M. L e n n a rtz .
B ethel B ap tist c h u rc h w ill be a t 10 e n in g w as had.
p. m. sh a rp . All m em b ers a re urged
c lim a te In th e T ro u td a le sectio n an d j T h u rsd a y , S ep tem b er 7, 2 p. m. a t
T h o se In th e p a rty w ere: Mr. and
S. S. T hom pson, w ill fu rn is h th e sp e c ­ to be p re se n t.
a. m. an d p re a c h in g a t 11. Dr. F. C.
h a s com e off a w o rld w in n e r. M any ! th e R u ssellv ille g ra n g e ball.
ial n u m b er in th e evening.
S igned. CLARA P U L F E R , Sec.
A u stin of P o rtla n d w ill p re a c h the A lb ert A dkins, Mr. and Mrs. B ruce
c o n g ra tu la tio n s a re b eing se n t by | F rid ay , S ep tem b er 8, 2 p. m. in C or­
T he L pague serv ice w ill be in
serm on.
A solo, "T h e C ity F our H oyt, Mr. and Mrs. M artin G rass, Eve­
Much in te re s t is b eing ta k e n in th e frien d s of Mr. M cG innis, w ho asse rt b ett a t th e C h ris tia n c h u rc h .
c h a rg e of th e W illam ette g irls. Topic
S q u a re " w ill be su n g by Mrs. R ich ard lyn M etzger, H e ste r T h o rp e, M abel
E a ste rn S ta r p icn ic to be held at th e th a t his h o n o rs a re fa irly won and 1
M etzger, Roy B u rto n , H a rry S tan ley
" In v e stin g My M ind.”
N eubauer.
riv e r a t T ro u td a le by M asontc and th a t th ey a re th e re s u lt of ca re fu l. !
Zion Evangelical < hurch.
and
B ill F e rris.
T he m idw eek se rv ic e of p ra y e r and
T h e Rev. an d Mrs. C arl Young and E a ste rn S ta r fam ilies. Coffee, cream p a in sta k in g effort and a know ledge
No se rv ic e s w ill be held a t the Zion
Mr. an d Mrs. A dkins an d d a u g h te r
p
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will
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held
W
ednesday
even-
fam ily front A rlin g to n a re v isitin g to and su g a r w ill be fu rn ish ed free on on his p a rt of th e co n d itio n s n eces- E v an g elical c h u rc h next Sunday, Sep-
1 lug a t 7:30. T he serm o n topic w ill be re tu rn e d to H ep p n er W ednesday a fte r
day at th e hom e of Mr. an d M rs. 11. th e g ro u n d s to su p p lem en t th e b a sk e t ' sary fo r th e ra isin g o th e f i n e s t' tern ber 3 a s th e Rev. H. R. G eb h ard t
Je s u s C h rist Is th e Son o f God "Be- being iiere se v eral weeks.
C. L arson.
lu a c h e s ta k e n by th e p icn ick ers.
w ill a ss ist w ith the d edication s e r ­ I c a u se He F ulfilled a ll of th e Old T e s­
celery.
P a t C ollins has a new F o rd w hich
GRESHAM STORES WILL
T he b eau tifu l tro p h y is on e x h ib i­ vices of th e c h u rc h at W alla W'alla, ta m e n t P ro p h e c y .”
Mr. an d Mrs. L. P. M anning w ere tio n a t th e T ro u td a le S ta te B ank, W ashington on th a t day.
he p u rc h a se d re c e n tly fro m R ak er Ac
( LOSE LABOR DAY
th e g u e sts of th e ir son, L. H. M anning j w h ere it is a ttra c tin g m uch atte n tio n .
Son.
In s u ra n c e
Mr. and Mrs. W ard In g lis an d fam ­ and fam ily of P o rtla n d a t th e Span - ,
T he roof of th e house occupied by
T he G resham sto res have agreed
Wood! wood! Insure your wood
T h e B ank of G resh am p ay s 6 p er Mrs. N e llie /ia llir k s o n on M aple ave­ anywhere with John Brown. Phone
ily a re sp en d in g th e w eek-end ca m p ­ ish W ar V eteran s picnic a t C ry stal
to close all day next Monday, Sep­
I L ake P a rk la st S unday.
I c e n t In te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— A dv. nue h a s been resh in g le d recen tly .
ing a t Dodge P ark .
3601.
tf
tem b er 4, l-abor Day.