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Voi. 12. No. 70
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER SI, 1022
VOTERS ARE URGED TO SUPPORT
NEW BURNSIDE BRIDGE MEASURE
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T h e new B u rn sid e B ridge is de­ tr a c k s cro ssin g th e riv e r, m o st of
signed to m eet an em erg en cy co n ­ them a re g e n e ra lly a rra n g e d fo r th e
fro n tin g th e people of M ultnom ah B u rn sid e aud M orrison b rid g es, so
th a t w hen one is o u t of com m ission
county. T h e problem of tr a n s -r iv e r th e c a rs can c ro ss on th e o th e r, b u t if
traffic and com m erce is very serio u s, both of th ese b rid g es w ere closed, how
and o u r ra p id ly in c re a sin g p o p u latio n could th e s tre e t c a rs c ro s s th e riv e r?
and lo ss of p re s e n t b rid g es p laces us T he o rd in a ry c a rs c a n n o t c ro ss th e
H a w th o rn e b rid g e on acco u n t of th e
face to face w ith a se rio u s p ro b lem of fa c t th a t th e b rid g e is a rra n g e d for
g e ttin g a c ro s s th e riv er.
w ide tra c k a g e only, th e y c an n o t cro ss
T h e new B u rn sid e b rid g e is to be 90 th e S teel b rid g e b ecau se th a t belongs
fe e t w ide, h av in g a g rad e of n o t o v er to a p riv a te c o rp o ra tio n th a t c an n o t
be blam ed fo r re fu sin g fu r th e r rig h t
fo u r p e r cen t an d th o ro u g h ly m odern to th e stre e t c a rs , as b rid g es m u st be
in every p a rtic u la r. T h e p o sitio n of b u ilt to w ith sta n d d am ag e cau sed by
th e b rid g e is p robably th e b est fo r th e s tre e t c a r traffic. • As a consequence,
iv a s o n th a t th e d ista n c e cro ssin g th e th e c a rs could c ro s s b u t one brid g e
riv e r is s h o rt, th e hig h b an k on th e an d th a t th e B roadw ay. S u ch a condi­
e a st side en ab le s th e ap p ro a c h to be tio n as above o u tlin ed w ould th ro w
placed over all ra ilro a d tra c k s and su ch terrific tra v e l upon th e B ro ad ­
o th e r traffic. T he brid g e w ill be high w ay, Steel an d H a w th o rn e b rid g es
enough to p erm it all o rd in a ry riv e r th a t th e co n g estio n w ould be so g re a t
b o ats to p ass u n d e r w ith o u t in te r f e r ­ th a t even th e m an in th e au to m o b ile
w ould find e x trem e difficulty in c ro s s ­
ence.
T he brid g e is to be c o n stru c te d a c ­ in g th e riv er. A nd it is difficult to u n ­
co rd in g to City E n g in eer I.a u r g a a rd ’s d e rsta n d in w h at p o sitio n the>w orking
w a te r fro n t p lan , an d h as been a p ­ people w ho live in th e v a st a re a s of
proved by s ta te , co u n ty and city o f­ Mt. T ab o r, M ontavilla, P a rk Rose, and
ficials, th e city p lan n in g com m ission, R ose City P a rk , an d th e g re a t c e n tra l
an d v a rio u s clu b s, civic and lab o r o r­ a re a east of th e riv e r w ould be p la c ­
ed, a s they could n o t live on th e e a st
g an iza tio n s.
T h e p o sitio n of th is b rid g e en ab les side and w ork on th e w est side of th e
a p p ro a c h e s to be b u ilt and th e se a p ­ riv e r, and th e q u estio n of w h at w ould
p ro a c h e s have been a rra n g e d for. On h ap p en to o u r tr a n s -r iv e r co m m erce
th e e a s t side of th e riv e r a n ap p ro a c h c re a te s a crisis.
ex ten d s from Couch s tre e t o v er th e
F o r over tw o y e a rs th e P o rtla n d city
tra c k s , jo in in g th e m ain b rid g e n e a r e n g in e e r h as been w o rk in g on p lan s
th e w a te r line, an d th is a p p ro ach w ill an d m ak in g e stim a te s fo r th e w id en ­
be 60 feet in w id th —th e fu ll w id th of in g of E ast Couch an d E a st B u rn sid e
a stre e t. A sim ila r ap p ro a c h w ill stre e ts , on th e e a st side of th e riv e r,
p ro b ab ly be ru n into A n keny s tre e t on an d th e se p la n s a re ab o u t to be p re ­
th e e a st side, w hile on th e w est side sen ted and u n d o u b ted ly ap p ro v ed by
of th e riv e r a n a p p ro ach is p rovided th e council.
fo r C ouch s tre e t, an d vehicles can e n ­
In th e event th e new b rid g e is c o n ­
te r th e b rid g e dow n B u rn sid e alo n g stru c te d , B u rn sid e s tr e e t w ill not only
Second s tr e e t and alon g F ir s t stre e t. be w idened on th e e a s t side, b u t also
T h is b rid g e is to be placed o v er th e on th e w est sid e of th e riv e r, th u s a f­
n a tu r a l and logical brid g e s tre e t of fo rd in g th e o n ly w ide a r te r y ru n n in g
th is city — a s tre e t th a t d ra in s v a st e a st a n d 'w e s t th ro u g h th e city.
a re a s on th e e a st side of th e riv e r as
T he old b rid g e cro ssed th e riv e r a t
w ell a s th e w est side, and th e only B u rn sid e s tre e t fo r 28 y ears, an d as a
s tre e t ru n n in g e n tire ly e a st an d w est consequence, th e p ro p e rty alo n g B u rn ­
th ro u g h o u r city. B efore th e p re s e n t side s tre e t, on b o th sid es of th e riv er,
p a rtia l clo sin g or o rd e r re s tric tin g is assessed fa r h ig h e r th a n th e p ro p ­
traffic on th e p re s e n t B u rn sid e b rid g e e rty alo n g ad jo in in g stre e ts . It is e s­
w as placed in to effect, s ta tis tic s of tim a te d th e peo p le of B u rn sid e s tre e t
tra v e l w ere m ade by th e city every pay a b o u t $100,000 a y ear m o re tax es
m o n th , and fo r y e a rs th e se s ta tis tic s on acco u n t of th e b rid g e being on th a t
show ed th a t th e brid g e c a rrie d m o re s tre e t. In th e ev en t th e b rid g e is co n ­
and h e a v ie r tra v e l th a n an y o th e r dem ned, th ese ta x p a y e rs w ill pay
b rid g e cro ssin g th e riv er.
each y e a r ju s t $100,000 less in tqxes.
T h e new b rid g e w ill fill th e u rg e n t It is estim ated th a t said p ro p erty
need fo r a b rid g e en ab lin g g e n e ra l o w n ers w ill pay fo r th e b rid g e tw ice
affic to c ro ss th e riv e r. T h e a p ­ over d u rin g its ex isten ce, and, if not
p ro a c h e s on th e w est side of th e c o n stru c te d , o u r ta x e s w ill be v itally
B roadw ay and S teel b rid g es a re v ery red u ced , and v a st a re a s of o u r city
steep , so th a t h o rse laden v eh icles and p araly zed , aud o u r tr a n s -r iv e r com ­
heavy tr u c k s find g re a t difficulty in m erce and tra v e l su b jected to co n d i­
c ro ssin g , an d the b rid g es to th e so u th tio n s th a t w ill b rin g fo rth an ex trem e
a re old and u n ab le to w ith sta n d heavy em erg en cy and g re a t financial loss
traffic an d ra p id ly becom ing u nfit for and incon v en ien ce, and w e w ill have a
city divided w ith in itself.
use.
T he s ta te of O regon th ro u g h its e n ­
Most of o u r b rid g e s a re old, o ur
g in e e rin g d e p a rtm e n t and th e city of traffic h a s g ro w n o v er 100 p er c e n t in
P o rtla n d th ro u g h its en g in ee rin g de­ fo u r y e a rs, an d we m u s t p re p a re for
p a rtm e n t have spent, co n sid erab le th e fu tu re as w ell a s th e p re se n t. T he
tim e and m oney in p re p a rin g p la n s only w ay to avoid th e co n d itio n s th a t
an d e stim a te s of th e new B u rn sid e c o n fro n t us, as h e re in se t o u t, is th e
b rid g e, and both have gone on reco rd co n stru c tio n of b rid g es, an d th e B u rn ­
in co m m u n icatio n s d irected to th e side b rid g e is a b so lu te ly essen fial.
T w o y e a rs o r m o re w ill elap se be­
co m m issio n ers of th is co u n ty to th e
effect th a t th e T h re e M illion D o lla rs, fo re th e p re s e n t p ro p o sed b rid g es can
provided fo r in th e bond issu e w ill be co n stru c te d , an d if n o t ap proved
cover th e e n tire c o st of th e brid g e, th e by th e v o te rs a t th e co m in g electio n ,
co n d em n atio n of all n ecessary p ro p e r­ th e q u estio n of new b rid g es c an n o t
ty and th e c o st of all ap p ro a c h e s n e ­ ag ain be co n sid ered u n til th e g en eral
electio n in N ovem ber, tw o y e a rs
c e ss a ry and convenient.
Of o u r v ast n et w o rk of s tr e e t c a r hence.
IMPROVEMENTS MADE
GRESHAM CHURCHES
AT GRESHAM CANNERY
HAVE NEW PARSONAGES
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T he B ethel B a p tist c h u rc h an d th e
Zion E v an g elical ch u rc h each have
new p a rso n a g e s w hich have ju s t been
com pleted re cen tly . T he B ap tist p a r-
sonage on W est P ow ell s tre e t is a
m odern one and a h alf sto ry b u n g a-
low. T h e re a re five room s d o w n stairs.
and a b ath ro o m and h all. T h e re is a
la rg e living room , a dinin g ro o m , a den
and a k itch en . T he d in in g ro o m h a s
a b e a u tifu l b u ilt-in buffet an d th e
k itc h e n h a s a ll of th e m odern b u ilt-in
fe a tu re s. T he k itch en and bath ro o m
a re finished in w hite en am el. T he
u p p e r floor is finished off in to th re e
sleep in g room s and a sew in g room .
T h e co st w as $4000.
T he new Zion E v an g elical ch u rch
p a rso n a g e on R o b erts av en u e h a s Just
been co m pleted and is classed as one
of th e h ig h e r c la s s hom es of th e city.
M uch of th e c a rp e n te r w o rk w as do-
n ated , b rin g in g th e a c tu a l c o st down
to $3600. T he b u ild in g is 48 x28 and
co n ta in s six room s and a b re a k fa st
nook an d a b ath room . T he room s on
th e u p p er floor have n o t been com -
pleted. M any a ttra c tiv e b u ilt-in fea-
u re s have been added in clu d in g a
larg e firep lace and a b u ilt-in buffet.
It h as a fu ll size basem ent.
Dependable Coffee.
Som e im p ro v em en ts h av e been at
th e p la n t of th e B e rry G ro w ers P a c k ­
ing com pany d u rin g th e p a st y ear. A
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new p ack in g shed 48 feet w ide an d 60
1 feet long w as co m p leted la s t May. It
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! b e rry season th is y e a r. B e rt Boice
I h ad c h a rg e of th e w ork. T he com ­
, p le te co st w as $704.
1 T he next im p ro v em en t u n d e rta k e n
w as th e b u ild in g of a new office b u ild ­
ing. A lot w as p u rc h a se d a c ro s s th e
s tre e t from th e c a n n e ry from Mrs,
P ercy G iese fo r $400. B ert Boice a c t­
ed as a rc h ite c t and d rew up th e p lan s
and H. G. A ndrew a ssiste d in th e car-1
p e n te r w ork. T h e b u ild in g is 48 feet
long an d 24 feet w ide. It is c o n s tru c t­
ed on th e s ty le 'o f a bung alo w . T he
[ co st w as ab o u t $1200.
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G eorge K enney is b u ild in g a m odern
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five-room
b u ngalow on h is lo ts on
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R o b erts av en u e w hich, w hen co m p let­
ed, w ill eith e r be fo re sale o r fo r ren t.
T h e c o n tra c t h a s been let to C. E.
Cree. T he b u ild in g is 26 x 30. T h ere
w ill be a living room an d din in g ro o m
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com bined, k itch en , b re a k fa s t nook,
tw o bedroom s and a sleep in g porch.
T he fo u n d atio n Is of cem en t. T he co st
is estim ated a t ab o u t $2500.
Need Your Suit Cleaned?
Republican Rally Thursday Night
A g re a t big cam puig n ra lly , u n d er re p u b lic a n a u sp ices, h as b*en p lan n ed
fo r n ex t T h u rsd a y n ig h t. N ovem ber 2. in .Metzger s h a ll. It will begin at
7:30 as som e of th e sp e a k e rs a re sch ed u led to sp eak a t F airv iew on th e
same night.
A m ong th e sp e a k e rs w ill be C o n g ressm an C. N. M cA rth u r, Ju d g e G eorge
R ossm an an d Ju d g e L ouis P H ew itt.
C o n g ressm an M cA rthur, w ho h as been p u t on th e defen siv e by th e Legion
boys b ecau se he voted a g a in st th e b o nus m easu re, w ill d o u b tless give a good
a c c o u n t o f h im self an d ex p lain n a tio n a l Issues.
A good m u sical p ro g ram is prom ised. Men and women of all p a rtie s are
u rg ed to be p resen t.
T he ra lly Is held u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e C ounty C e n tra l C om m ittee.
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D oris M cCleave is p robably b e tte r
know n to th e g en eral public th a n any
o th e r show h o rse rid e r In th e w est.
H e r youth, h er m ag n ificen t rid in g and
d arin g com bine to m ake h e r an idol
w ith th e people. T h e p ictu re show s
h e r on h e r h o rse "V icto ria,” going
over th e b ars. She will be a t th e
N ight H o rse Show of th e P acific In ­
te rn a tio n a l L ive S tock E xposition,
P o rtlan d , Ore., N ovem ber 4-11.
T he N ight H orse Show b ecam e so
p opular la s t y ear th a t th re e m atin ees
w ere added to th e p rogram , and th ey
will be co n tin u ed th is year, of course.
O ver $16,000 is offered In prem ium s
for th e H orse Show alone and seven
$1000 sta k e s a re offered—alm o st un­
precedented In h o rse show an n als. O ne
of these is fo r th e heavy horse d riv ­
ing co n test, an ev en t of wild ex cite­
m ent am ong th e horsem en. T he h o rse
show th is y ear is re p le te w ith color
and action. Som e of th e fin est h orses
of th e e n tire c o u n try will show th e ir
paces In the big aren a, and som e of
th e m ost e n th u s ia stic horsem en, d riv ­
ers and rid e rs will exhibit the paces
of the p ran cin g b eau ties of th e equlua
world.
PRODUCTS COMPANY
OLCOTT FOR GOVERNOR
ORIENT LUMBER CO.
EQUIPPING BUILDING
CLUB STARTED HERE
HAS COMPLETE MILE
T h e O rien t L u m b er C om pany m ill is
located a t O rien t a c ro s s th e ro a d from
th e M ultnom ah g ra n g e h all.
It is
equ ip p ed w ith a 12-lnch A m erican
p la n e r, a 16-horse steam en g in e, a
b an d saw an d a six -h o rse p o w er gas
engine. T h e o w n ers a re Geo. A n d e r­
son and J . A. L au d erb ack . T h ey em ­
ploy from tw o to th r e e e x tra m en a l­
m o st a ll of th e tim e.
T h e m ill s ta rte d up la st M arch and
h a s been ru n n in g ste a d ily ev er since.
R ough lu m b er is b ro u g h t from th e
n e a r-b y m ills an d p lan ed and w orked
u p in to v ario u s k in d s of b u ild in g m a ­
te ria l. 350,000 feet of lu m b er have
been ru n th ro u g h sin ce th e m ill first
s ta rte d . A bout 250.000 feet of lu m b er
have been sold and th e re is ab o u t 250,-
000 feet of ro u g h and d ressed lu m b er
in th e m ill a t th e p re s e n t tim e.
T h e com pany h a n d les a ll k in d s of
lu m b er, n ails, sh in g les, roofing and
a good g ra d e of p ain t. T ru c k bodies
a re m ade w heu o rd ered .
T he s ta te in sp e c to r v isited th e m ill
la s t w eek and d e cla red ev e ry th in g in
th e m ill to be acc o rd in g to law. The
co m p an y c a rrie s accid en t c o m p en sa­
tio n fo r th e em ployees.
M rs. G. W. S tap leto n h a s been a p ­
p o in ted c h a irm a n of a n "O lco tt for
G o v ern o r” club in G resham and v i­
cinity.
T h e "O lco tt fo r G o v ern o r” b an q u et
w ill be held a t th e c h am b e r of com ­
m erce on F rid a y n ig h t, N ovem ber 3,
a t 6:30. T ic k e ts a re 75 cents.
M rs. S ta p le to n is m eeting w ith su c ­
cess in g e ttin g m em b ers to e n ro ll in
th e O lcott clu b and w ishes to have a
good re p re s e n ta tio n p re s e n t a t th e
lu n ch eo n on F rid a y night. A ta b le
h a s been se t a p a r t for m em b ers of th e
local club. G ov ern o r and Mrs. O lcott,
C h ap lain G ilb ert and se v eral o th e r
m ost d istin g u ish e d sp e a k e rs a re e x ­
pected to be p re se n t.
R e se rv a tio n s c an be m ade up to F r i­
day noon by c a llin g Mrs. S tap leto n .
It is expected se v e ra l a u to loads w ill
go from G resh am and th o se not p ro ­
vided w ith tra n s p o rta tio n ca n likely
se c u re a c h a n c e to ride.
Bonus Loan Insurance.
H ave w ritte n fire in s u ra n c e fo r a
n u m b er of th e boys. Am fa m ilia r w ith
th e re q u ire m e n ts of th e loan co m m is­
sion. G et y o u r In su ra n c e h e re and
sav e d o llars.
B. W. THO RNE.
_____________ B ank of G resham .
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ENTERTAINMENT AT
U. H. S. ON FRIDAY
M any im p ro v em en ts h av e been m ade
d u rin g th e p ast y e a r a t th e facto ry of
th e G resh am P ickle and C anning com ­
pany, It w as n e c e ssa ry to have new
P rin c ip a l C annon says in o rd e r to
ta n k s and new b u ild in g s for th e c u ­ c re a te a s u b s titu te fo r a lyceum
cu m b ers th a t w ere h an d led th e re th is co u rse, w hich is not to be given th is
y ear.
y e a r, th e high school w ill offer th e
T h e m ain sh ip p iu g room w as p a r ­
first e n te rta in m e n t next F rid ay n ig h t,
tia lly d estro y ed by fire a *ew m onths
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ago and h ad to be re b u ilt. I t w as N ovem ber 3, by th e m u sical o rg an iza-
th e n th e p ro p e rty of C a rl S h a ttu c k i tio n s of th i“ school. T he p ro g ram w ill
b u t h a s now been p u rc h a se d from th e s t a r t p ro m p tly a t 8 o'clock an d w ill be
deceased m a n 's h eirs. T h e cost of r e ­ ! given in th e H igh school au d ito riu m .
b u ild in g am ounted to $1080 hut it is All frie n d s and p a tro n s a re u rg ed and
m uch stro n g e r and a b e tte r building ! invited to be p re se n t. T he adm ission
th a n th e fo rm e r one. T h e new roof is i w ill be free.
T h e high school people have th e
fiat.
idea
in m ind th a t th e b e st e n te r ta in ­
T h e new building, w hich w as to
have been used fo r m a k in g of sa u e r m en t is n one too good for th e p a tro n s
k ra u t, Is now in c o n stru c tio n . The | of th e school, and th e m u sical o rg a n -
m a c h in e ry did not a rriv e in tim e so izatio n s hav e extended th em selv es to
I m ake th e e n te rta in m e n t th e com ing
th is In d u stry w ill not be tak en up th is
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y ear. T he weathm* is so cool now th e F rid a y n ig h t w ell w o rth w hile. T he
k ra u t w ould not fe rm e n t p roperly. p ro g ram and m em bers of th e m u sical
T he p rice Is a lso so low th e re w ould > o rg a n iz a tio n s follow :
Program.
not be au y profit in m ak in g it th is
y ear. T he build in g Is 60 x 100. T he A m erican N a tio n a l I- M e lo d ie s...............A sh er
c a rp e n te r w ork is b eing done by th e I S ta n d a r d A irs o f A m e r ic a .................. A sh er
H ig h School O rc h e stra .
em ployes at th e p la n t d u rin g th e ir
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sp a re tim e.
! B o o stin g th e Old H ig h S c h o o l. K n g led in g er
A second double build in g w as com ­ J F a re w e ll to S u m m e r (fro m M a r t h a ) . . .
p leted a couple of m o n th s ago an d Is I .................................................................. F lo to w
G ir ls ' G lee Club.
now being used fo r s o rtin g c u cu m ­
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b ers. T he cost of th e tw o b u ild in g s
i Jo llific a tio n M a rc h ............ ................... A sh er
m en tio n ed is e stim ated a t $1000.
F a tim a W a lts O r i e n t a l e . ....................A sh er
N ine new ta n k s have been b u ilt d u r­
H ig h School O rc lic stra .
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ing th e p a st y ear. T h e la rg e s t one is
10 feet h ig h an d 13^4 fe e t a c ro s s and L a rg o (fro m th e "N ew W orld
S y m p h o n y ” ) ..................................... D v o ra k
said to be th e la rg e s t ta n k ever used
B o y s’ G lee C lub.
in a p ickle facto ry . T h e o th e r eight
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a re each 8 feet high an d 12 feet in S e re n a d e ............................................. S c h u b e rt
G irls ' D ouble Q u a r te t.
d iam eter. E ach ta n k h olds 25 to n s of
V I.
cu cu m b ers. It is n ec e ssa ry to build
B a rc a ro le , (fro m T a le s o f H o f f m a n ) . , .
each ta n k very c a re fu lly in o rd e r to
............................................................O ffen b a ch
: have them hold th e en o rm o u s w eight. U n io n H ig h School M a rc h ...........................
H ig h School O rc h e s tra .
i T h e to ta l co st of th e new ta u k s
VH.
am o u n ted to $1500.
T w o W h ite H o rse« . (O ld S la v e Song:)
An idea of th e size of th e G resham
B o y s’ Q u a rte t.
p la n t can be g ain ed by te llin g how
V III.
m uch g ro u n d It covers.
F o u r lots S en io r M a rch ...........................................A sh er
each 110 feet w ide and 250 feet long L ig h ts O u t ( M a r c h ) ...............................S o u sa
H ig h School O rc h e stra .
a re ow ned by th e co m p an y a n d a re
O rg a n lia tlo n B .
all covered w ith buildings.
W . H. R u th e r f o rd , D ire c to r o f O rc h e stra .
T h e P ack P ro d u c ts com pany Is
equ ip p in g a bu ild in g ow ned by Mrs.
E. B o u g h n er located a s h o rt d istan ce
back from th e c o rn e r of R o b erts av e­
nu e and E a st P ow ell s tr e e t fo r the
m a n u fa c tu re of ch o co la te coated iced
c ak es s im ila r to th e P o la r Ice G ream
cake^T now sold on th e m a rk e t. W hen
re ad y fo r o p e ra tio n , th e p la n t w ill be
equipped w ith a cooking room , m ixing
room an d a larg e room in w hich Ice
w ill be m ade a t one end and th e iced
c a k e s a t th e o th e r end. T h e re w ill
a lso be a re frig e ra tio n room w here
th e c h o c o la te coated c a k e s w ill be
placed on ice u n til th e y a re read y to
be Bold. T h e m achflie used to m ake
th e c a k es is th e In v en tio n of th e B ea­
v er S ta te M otor com pany.
New Home of C. H. Schneider.
T he new hom e of C. G. S ch n eid er is
now being b u ilt on W a llu la H eights.
I t is a o n e-sto ry b u n g alo w 35 feet
long an d 36 feet w ide. T h e recep tio n
h a ll is to be e ig h t foot sq u are. T he
o th e r riwniR a re a d in in g ro o m , k itch en
w ith all of th e m o d ern b u ilt-in fe a ­
tu r e s and tw o bedroom s. T h e floors
in p a r t of th e room s w ill be of oak.
T he b a se m e n t w ill be u n d e r tw o -th ird s
of th e h o u se and w ill be equipped w ith
a fu rn ace. T he c o st is e stim ated a t
ab o u t $1500. L. J. W in te rs w as given
th e c o n tra c t for building.
Regular Hallowe’en Scare
H av e It F re n c h d ry clea n ed . R e­
F ive c e n ts on every pound of De­
p en d ab le coffee sold goes to B ap tist p a irin g n e a tly d o n e. T a ilo rln « fo r
B uilding F u n d . A sk yo u r g ro c e r for a d ies a n d m en.
P E T E R L E N A R D,. T a ilo r.
th a t b ran d .— Adv.
4
A Great Girl Rider
P H k E E FACTORY MAKES
MANY IMPKOYEMENTS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
O rc h e a lra —W m . F ritz , W ellsley T a y ­
lor, W . (Jo raag e. v io lin s ; C a rl A rlv d so n ,
W a lte r S w eek, h o rn » ; R ay S tro n g , flu te ;
O rv ille D a v id so n , n a x a p h o n e ;
W. H .
R u th e rfo rd ,
m a rlm h a p h o n e ;
F ra n c is
P e a k , d r u m » ; W illen c B otkin, pian o .
M iss D o ro th y D ick ey , D ire c to r o f G lee
• C lu b s a n d Q u a rte t.
G ir ls ’ G lee <?lut>— S o p ran o ea, L illia n
L e k a n d e r, C la r a M ason, L illie M. N elson,
D o ro th y T a y lo r, Id a U urgeas, C la r a H o ff-
m e iste r, G o ld a A d am s, C le lla C ra w fo rd ,
L illia n H ealtn , A d d le P u lle n a n d A d a
L o v elace ; Alton, H elen L a w re n c e , V io let
L a n g fo rd . A n n a L in d , L illie K . N elson,
M a rjo rie M aaaey, I> jrla Z im m e rm a n , M el­
b a R o ssm an , R o se P o tte r an<k E le a n o r
B o tk in .
G irl« ’ D o u b le Q u a rte t —C la r a M a«on,
L illia n L e k a n d e r, G o ld a A dam «, M elba
Romanian, D o ris Im m erm an , H elen L a w ­
ren ce, E le a n o r B o tk in , Roae P o tte r.
B o y s' Gio«« C lu b T en o rs. H e rv e y Ide,
C liffo rd M id d leto n , W illia m E llio tt, H e r ­
m a n W a lte r s ; B aaaas, E d w a rd S ch w ed -
ler, H e n ry L u n d a y , G len W in te rs, G r a n t
M cM illan,
R uben
A n d e rso n ,
E d w a rd
S o u th a rd a n d E v e re tt luike.
B o y s’
Q u a r te t — C liffo rd
M iddleton.
W illiam E llio tt, E d w a rd B chw edler an d
E v e re tt l^ake.
WOOOWORKING PLANT
BUILT TH IS YEAR
One of th e la rg e st build in g activ itie s
in th e G resham d is tric t (luring th e
p a s t y e a r w as th e c o n stru c tio n of th e
Zw eibel M an u factu rin g Co. p la n t. All
of th e b u ild in g s have been e rected th is
y e a r a t a n ap p ro x im a te c o st of $8000.
T he first one to be e rected w as th e
w oodw orking p lan t. It is 100 feet
long and 40 feet wide. T h e w alls a re
of hollow b rick an d tile and th e floor
Is of c o n crete. All of th e m a c h in e ry
h as been In sta lle d and is re a d y for
o p e ra tio n w hen needed. T h e m a c h in ­
e ry is v alu ed a t $14,938.
T he d ry k iln Is 80 feet long and 20
feet wide. It is w h at Is know n as a
p ro g re ssiv e M oore kiln an d esp ecially
ad ap te d to th e d ry in g of hardw ood. Il*
h as a c a p a c ity for h an d lin g 45,000
feet of lu m b er at a tim e. I t Is now
re ad y for o p e ratio n .
T he b u ild in g w hich is to be used fo r
th e saw m ill Is not e n tire ly com pleted.
It is 60 fpet long anil 30 feet w ide and
about tw o sto rie s high. All of th e m a ­
c h in e ry h a s not yet been In stalled .
A new b o ile r shop h as been com ­
pleted re c e n tly . It Is 16 x 20 and w ill
a lso be used as a b lack sm ith shop.
Yew S tan ley Home.
T h e new E a rl S tan ley hom e on th e
B ase L ine ro ad Is p ro g re ssin g rap id ly .
T h e c o n tra c t w as let to W. K. H a m il­
ton. I t Is 27 x 40 and w hen co m p lete
w ill be a m o d ern six-room bungalow .
T h e w a lls w ill be of tile w ith th e
stu cco finish. T h e re w ill lie a living
room , d in in g ro o m , b re a k fa s t nook,
su n room , k itc h e n and tw o sleep in g
room s. T h e living room s w ill co n tain
a fireplace. T h e basem en t w ill be full
size H eat w ill be supplied by a f u r ­
nace. T h e house w ill be m od ern In
every w ay w ith m any b n llt-ln fea’u re s.
It w ill c o st ab o u t $4500
The Bank of Gresham pays 5 per
cent Interest on time deposits.— Adv.