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T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. 13, NO. 12 MILLION POUNDS SMELT ARE DIPPED FROM THE SANDY GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, j U E S D A Y, A I‘ M illio n a ir e in “Butterfly" Case ML 10, 102.1 „Bernhardt s Fare veil to America « T he sm elt ru n in »he Sandy riv e r at T ro u td ale has continued alm ost un- * ab ated up to S unday but is now said to be slackening. S unday it w as n ecessary to e sta b lish special traffic reg u la tio n s on the highw ay and a double row oi autos trav e led ea stw ard along th e Sandy boulevard as fa r as the u pper bridge 'a n d back to the Base Line. It is e s ti m ated by officers in ch a rg e of th e tr a f fic th a t not less th a n 60,000 persons visited th e fishing g rounds S unday and fully 15,000wautos trev e rsed th is p o rtion of th e highw ay. Piggly Wiggly Whip? ¡Wall Street Gambiera TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS lpl.50 Per Year CORNERSTONE IS LAID FOR HIGH SCHOOLATCORBETT A m ost im pressive program atten d - jed the lay in g of th e c o rn e rsto n e of i C olum bian high school a t C orbett on OonAiw» M,t?heU- Philadelphia mil- Ilonalre. and son-in-law of E J p artn er of J Pierpont lorgan. has confessed being the "Mr M arshall" who lav ished attention on the m urdered «roadw ay Butterfly Dorothy King last F rid ay aftern o o n , A pril 6, the new building being co n stru cted by I Union High School D istrict No. 1 to j re p la c e th e one destroyed by fire la st sum m er. A ddresses w ere given by Dr. C arl G regg Doney, p resid en t of W illam ette U niversity, and B P. Irv in e of th e ed ito rial staff of th e O re gon Jo u rn al. A h isto ry of th e school, w ritte n by C lara L asley Salzm an, the first g rad u a te, w as read by W illiam Morgan, a stiq len t of th e p rese n t tim e. T his h isto ry was signed by th e board of d irec to rs, th e facu lty of th e school, th e en ro lled stu d e n ts and m any p a tro n s of th e d istric t. It w as then sealed up behind th e co rn erstone. C laude W eatherw ax of P o rtlan d laid th e stone. M usical n u m b ers w ere fu rn ish ed by th e school, and Malcolm W’oodle, ch airm an of th e board of di rec to rs. gave a sh o rt talk. T he P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso ciatio n a r ran g ed for th e p rogram , w hich was enjoyed by a la rg e an d e n th u sia stic crow d. It is expected th a t th e new building w ill be com pleted by Ju n e 15, although the c o n tra c t is for Ju ly 31. F reem an & S tru b b le of P o rtlan d a re th e a r chitects. T he c o n tra c to rs a re C larke, Lyons & McColl of V ancouver, W ash ington. Clarence Saunders, twelve years ago a day laborer in Alabama, gave L ittle fishie in th e brook, papa Wall S treet gam blers a trim m ing catch him w ith a hook,” sounds tam e last week. As president of th e 1200 and ridicu lo u s indeed in view of the Piggly-Wiggly chain grocery stores ta c t th a t thou san d s of jjppas and big he bought up stock, forcing It up from $40 to $124. catching the gam b ro th ers, m am m as and children, DAVIDSON’S SET PICKS blers short. dipped down th e ir nets, pails, bird I P ORGAN ( ON( ERT cages, or any old thing, and scooped BERRIES SIKH I.D RE Some G resham rad io fan s a re h av up th e little finny fellow s by th e her P aris home aged «¿ven ? o in l,er artu’ a * cultivated at once sco res a t one dip. ing w onderful success hobnobbing ! 'S a r a h .” the w orlds’ »Teat * . a S £ £ B en ,h “ rd t 'h e 'Divine w ith th e eth er waves. One of th e la t- | Inntl Lon _____ _ • sent th is m essage to America the T he ru n is said to be about th ree T hese a re fine days for g ettin g the w eeks e a rlie r th a n usual. It occurs est w orthy of m ention is th e ex p ert- ^ t e r c e t of m y ~ b e l o ^ T m e r 'i ™ M e n d s ''" cane b erries in shape. T he plow ing y early w ith now and then an off y ear ence of R alph D avidson who lives ; and cu ltiv atin g of th ese b erries should w hich no one seem s able to account n ear the Union High school. R alph he pushed, as th e m o istu re Is lost r a p for. T he fish th is y ea r a re u n u su ally is an am ate u r and b u ilt up his own idly from th e soil w ithout th e dust set. fat and delicious. m u lch .” savt. M anager D. E. Tow le of __ L ast Sunday n ig h t he picked up San th e B erry G row ers P ack in g com pany T he sm elt is a deep sea fish and E rancisco and h eard a co n c ert played ' In hoeing out th e cane b erries a sh a rp com es up into th e riv e rs for spaw n on one of th e la rg e st pipe o rg an s in : look-out should be kept for g rass ing. Its tw o fav o rite stre a m s in th is th e w orld. T his o rg an has 8,640 pipes, ------------ P lan ts sta rtin g In th e hills, as g rass locality a re the Cowlitz, in W ashing som e of them la rg e enough fo r tw o I T he M ethodist ch u rch w as well Jo h n C hrysostom , th e Golden M outhed, and b erries w ill not th riv e to g eth er ton, and the Sandy, in Oregon. men to w alk into. It has 13,000 elec- filled w ith an ap p reciativ e au dience at " It w ere b etter for th e sun to cease P la n t m ore stra w b e rrie s now or the It is rep o rted th a t K n a rr & Son, lo tric a l connections and co n tain s 160 S unday n ig h t s serv ice in m em ory of his shining th an for Jo h n Chrysostom to n n ag e w ill be sh o rt next yeRr. ad cal tru c k m en, w ith a sm all crew of m iles of elec tric cable. T h ere a re In to cease his p rea ch in g .” And D em os u Some very fine h elp ers, dipped from th e Sandy and rea lity six se p a ra te o rg an s w hich m ay W” ° SerViee ° f thla th en es, th e o ra to r, undoubtedly was vises Mr. Towle. delivered fifty-three and a q u a rte r be played as a single unit. T his organ | c o u n try ,n tb e W orld W ar. M embers w o rth m ore to th e A th en ian s th an E tte rs b u rg No. 121. and Im proved m any o rd in ary citizens. Oregon p lan ts a re av ailab le th ro u g h to n s of sm elt. T hey w are for th e sta te is in th e Pacific au d ito riu m and is be- of th e ’o ca* Legion post and au x iliary BILL REN FRIENDS Life m ay be sp en t as a m iser g a th th e B erry G row ers P ack in g com pany fish h atch e ry a t Bonneville. HONOR OLD NEIGHBOR ing played for th e elec trica l exposition atten d ed L eslie W alrad sang a fine e rs earth ly possessions. It may be and m ay be obtained eith er for cash hoarded, stifled. And th e educated It p robably w ould not be far a s tra y in San F .a n cisc o . bass golo Mr. an d Mrs. Je ro m e C ocklerice, m an may be a m iser as w ell as the or on tim e. T he com pany also has to estim a te th a t from a m illion to a T he b ro ad castin g w as on 385 me- T. „ m an who only rea ch es for gold and some choice Damson plum trees. In who moved la st week Into th e ir new It w as a union service and th e Rev. m illion and a h alf pounds of sm elt ters, "rem o te co n tro l,” by K P O, H ale every m om ent of his life clu tch es gold. stra w b e rry cu ltiv atio n g rea t care house recen tly p u rch ased from Jo h n have been tak en from th e Sandy riv er B ro th e rs d ep a rtm en t sto re, th e ir s ta H. R. G ebhardt, of the Zion E v an g eli L ife m ay also be sp e n t as a sp en d should be tak en to not in ju re th e roots. H osner on Hood avenue, w ere given a th e p rese n t brief Season, lastin g about tion being te m p o rarily moved to th e cal ch u rch , p reached the serm on, from th rift. It can be sham efully w asted C ultivation should be shallow next to farew ell d in n er p arty by Mr. and Mrs. th e text, 'David, a fte r he had served an d dissipated. A m an can com m it 4the p lan ts a week. T he sm elt w ill average 12 to auditorium . T hom as H agan of Bull Run. T w enty 14 to th e pound. T his estim ate is Mr. D av id so n ^iv ea jh e follow ing in his own g en e ratio n by th e w ill of God, suicide in a m om ent's tim e or it may ta k e him ten, tw enty, th irty or sev g u ests w ere p resen t. T his is th e first fell asleep .” A cts 13: 36. based on th e fact th a t probably 120,- form ation: CLACKAMAS COUNTY en ty years to th ro w aw ay his life. tim e In 43 y ea rs Mr. and Mrs. Cockle- H is su b ject w as announced as “Life 000 p erso n s have visited th e Sandy K P O is a pow erful sta tio n , and Life may be sp en t as a b enefactor WILL PAVE ROADS rice have moved from th e ir place th re e at Its H ighest and B est.” T he se r p o rtio n s out his possessions. It m ay d u rin g th e ru n and have ca rrie d aw ay com es in as stro n g as P o rtlan d . R ecent action was tak en by C lack a m iles n o rth of Sandy, and th ey have S atu rd ay nig h t th e A m erican a sso m on, som ew hat condensed, w as as not less th a n an av e rag e of 10 pounds be devoted to th e w ellbeing of o th ers. been aw ay on but tw o v acation trip s a person. On an estim a te of 30,000 ciation of E n g in eers had a good p ro follow s: T he tru e b u sin ess of life is service. m as co unty co u rt to connect F o ster in th a t tim e. road w ith th e Mt. Hood loop road as T he excuse for living, o r for th e ex T h ere a re tw o th in g s m an can n o t au to s visfting th e scene and ta k in g gram and held m eetings at th e exposi Mr. C ocklerice crossed th e plains aw ay an av e rag e of 50 pounds per tion in San F ra n cisc o and at P o rtlan d escape in th is w orld. They a re b irth istence of an y o rg an izatio n or in s titu soon as possblle. T his y ear about tion, is service. T he te st of a m an is tw o and a h alf m iles of th e F o ster w ith his fath e r, Jo sh u a C ocklerice, in and death. In all o th e r m a tte rs of au to th e am ount w ould to tal 1,500,000 and other places w hich com m unicated life m an has som ething to say but service. Service is likew ise th e ideal 1866 and settled a t S andy R idge,w here back and forth. pounds. w hen it com es to being born or dying of citizenship. W hat the world needs road w ill be paved, beginning a t th e he atten d ed th e first school in th e dis M ultnom ah co unty line and con tin u in g A C anadian sta tio n com m unicated in he has nothing to say. Of David it is today as m uch as ever is service. F rench. H allock & W atson of P o rt said th a t he fell asleep. T h at is the The ch u rc h d u rin g its ex isten ce has to w hat is know n as th e H enry T roge tr ic t In 1867. w hich w as ta u g h t by E m m ett Wold of th e U. 8. S. O kla The balance of th e F o ster Miss Rosie Doyle. land conversed w ith K P O, San F ra n la st th in g said ab o u t too m any people. preached five ph ases of belief. It has place. hom a from B rem erton, W ashington, They die and d te forgotten. But th e re preached religion by definition, re road, about one m ile, will be graded Mrs. C ocklerice w as Miss Lizzie cisco and also talk ed a little F re n ch . sp en t S unday here visiting his s is te r ’ is m ore said ab o u t David an d the ligion by subm ission, religion by su b W hat have o th e r G resham fan s to w orld is not th ro u g h sp eak in g of him stitu tio n , relig io n by cu ltu re an d re- to D am ascus th is year. The road from T hom as, d au g h te r of G. B. T hom as, Miss Mary Wold, and o th e r relatives. rep o rt? Men m ay co n tin u e to live a fte r th e ir 1 ,fg,on bV service. T hese different B o rin - east to P e te rso n ’s co rn e r will who hew ed th e logs for th e first sto re death in th e m onum ents -they leave Phases overlap each o th e r m ore or less be paved th is year also. T his will con building erected In P o rtlan d . They behind be those hum an o r o th erw ise 1 ant* ,,le one o r th e o th e r has been em- nect Boring w ith th e Mt. Hood loop w ere m a rried in 1880. j We ca n n o t th in k of Sam uel w ithout Phasized to a g re a te r o r lesser degree road w hen finished. a t th e sam e tim e th in k in g of th e I ,,y differen t divisions of th e ch u rch , T his will leave only th e road from EXAMINATION EDR 2D w orshiping m other H annah, of th e !But to d ay th e ch u rc h in g en e ral Is HEI I., REGULAR ARMY A sto ry com es from H uchow , China. ' friendly In terest In th e C h ristian w ork g re a t ch u rc h fa th e r St. A ugustine j em phasizing th e fac t of serv ice in re- th e T roge p lace to D am ascus and w ith o u t rec allin g im m ediately th e 80 m uch so, in fact, th a t ser- from D am ascus to Boring unpaved, a co n cern ing the use being m ade by »t th e ir doors. W ould you have ex- C. G. S chneider, com m anding of p ray in g M pnica; of A braham Lincoln y,ce ,iaH become th e w atch wofd of the d istan c e of fo u r and a half mlleR. The Miss E dna S hoem aker of educational pected a movie show to fill so m any w ith o u t rem em bering N ancy H anks. ! day ficer, local b ataillo n h e a d q u arte rs in d icatio n s a re th a t th e county co u rt com pany, n atio n al g aa rd . has received films in connection w ith her m ission " 7 . 7 Yet ft h a s:u We can n o t th in k of th e violin w ith o u t All pow er, w h eth er in te lle ctu al, so- w ork an d to raise funds for her g irls ' at S hanghai c S e ^ V r e e ^ t’o ^ t a i e th in k in g of th e m a ste r m ak er, A n - 1 C*»L financial or w h atev er the form will have th a t p a rt graded a n il paved th e follow ing inform ation reg ard in g In 1!»24 and finished not la ter th an the exam ination to fill vacancies of sec b o arding scnool. Miss S hoem aker charge. The first day he was hom e to n iu s S tra d iv a riu s. of th e telep h o n e is u n d er bonds to serve. fall of 1925, .a v a u u u m e uam nno poles began I w ithout < > / i ° U .r n atlo n . 1 be w orld has seen m uch service in sp en t a p a r t- o f h er y e a r's furlough for '» c a tio n th e bam boo poles began ond lie u te n an ts In th e n ational arm y. w ith h er m other, 'M rs. M ary S h o e - I to ,r is e ’ antl ,n tb re e d ay8 th e 8 re a L ' A braham Lincoln8 a n d An n t? M ° " m ’•’** PB8t' V* early c e n ,u r,e s 8<'rf- T ills opens a fine o p p o rtu n ity for any y »noe . u , • ....... a oran am Lincoln and untold o th e rs dom w as abolished. D u rln » th e m m . PRESIDENT DE DEBORAH m ad‘‘ th e natlon What U , 8 i d le . . a?®8 I«üd a B»m w as given its m ak er, in G resham . She re tu rn e d to w as com pleted. \ \ W i ’i w ° h i V S m em ber of th e n atio n al g u ard o r any HAS BIRTHDAY SURPRISE civilian who can m eet th e re q u ire her w ork la st sum m er. T he story, as ; C h ristian e n n t ts « Î4W as t w l- ell as th e ir ris tia n stu s tu d de o ll no w ritte n by one fam iliar w ith the cir- non-C hristian frien d s in m en ts specified. cu m stan ces, is as follow s- 'tre m e n d o u sly in te reste d I he le tte r sta te s th a t th e ex am in a W hat w ould you th in k of a m ission- ^ [ ± 5 p“ "',' holding tion will be held d u rin g th e week com ary who w ent to a m ovie every night 7 .7 Bo8,er8 w ere I m encing Ju n e 25. 1923, at m ilita ry s ta in the week and then w as too tired to I «©Id th r n m n u iJ 1^ trt<ket8 tio n s th ro u g h o u t th e N inth Corps go to ch u rch on S unday? S h o ck in g ! I 8t,'n to th? vn a m ? ------ y m e re is m is or th a t p e rso n . W ell, p erh ap s, but w ait u n til you h e a r L « , . ’ d„7.L.m i" ta ry ^ « r - w ho still lives w ith us, alth o u g h n o 1 Area. T his exam ination is held to fill being her birthday. ap p ro x im ately eighty-five vacancies In the co m b atan t b ran ch es (In fan try . C avalry. Field A rtillery, Coast A rtll- l‘Ty, Air S ervice) Q u a rte rm a ste r Corps. O rdnance D epartm ent. Chem l- al W arfare Service, and F in an ce D e partm en t. T he ca n d id ate m ust be a t th e tim e of ap p o in tm en t: in te rn a tio n a l prob- I m usica 1 n u m b ers w ere given and a a. A citizen of th e United S tates ,’Ä ....... ...... b. Betw een th e ages of 21 and 30 Re- th a t th e w orship of th e K itchen god o r p h „ . . "I, 7 ” years. Is w n . and m eet th a t cry. As far a s’poHsVbTe'. D esh n u m ts w ere served, which th e god of w ealth or some oth er deitv cb ,n e8 ^ ta,<*8' as w ell as comic and "w ho w ent about doing it good ” ritte And had is being c a rrie d on. T he days a re T k v [ eel"' w ere rpntPd t r o u g h th * K" one ° d of And th a a t ' says much. Of David', th e a n ^ 'n J»?,1!!*1« -7 l' J rwup ° f ,n d lv ld »«1'1 b<'en brought by the visitors. c. E ith e r (1) a w a rra n t officer or n o fr < A » a o f r tt.4 - . . . __ . Y. „ M. C. A. an and th e e r r so sources. p atrio ts of Old T T » estam ent . . tim es i t 'i« M I H I U d l i o n ? 8,18,1 bave an equal ch an ce sp en t In callin g and fe a stin g ,'w h ic h e I : f i « Th’ d o o th u rc en listed man of the R egular Arm y of custom 7 7 e op7 ,,lng nlght amp an d ~ w ritte n : For David a te r he Lad n , C " “ r " nning t,H' rac e of according to cu sto m , necessitafe«' n . . . I „ .. T ' ben tb opening n ig h t 1 cam Hoad ( en su s «f Oregon. m ore th an two y e a r's serv ice as such m u ch . I It rained! >ou ca n n o t realize th e „„„..„.i u<- . r fi®'1 W«- No one Is to be dow ntrodden, Oregon now has 23,608 m iles of Im- | or (2> a *«■*«•*« officer, an officer, w ar- proved road not including lh a t added j ra n t offl<'er, or en listed m an of th e from »eho,.!.: I„ d e ,a «’ l ä . S ' . ’ e . S * . " Ä ? ? . I ' "> ’ • '« « » - » - I « p „ . “ ' "< « an o tin r n atio n . d u rin g last season, according to th e ' Na t *<,rial G u ard ; a m em ber of th e En- is. Many of them dread th e e m b a r - i , . , . ». . - «V viiiB occasion. Now a serm on ra ssm e n ts th a t are likely to a rise In e o ^ i x Y h s ? a J16" “ h W” 8 ThP a " 8Ud‘' To bring th a t about , dem -------- ands — , B ,,reau of »’ubllc Road», United S tates l,8 ,,d Rwwrve C o rp s; or a g ra d u a te of n ia t nPYt i , T L 1 1 *" a word of "« riP tu re an It th e ir n o n -C hristian hom es a t th is sea- ' niK ht f w hich ,h a bro t flrst ught » £?a_n d at., o n ' J . ? avp ‘ n "8’ » « » * .« h o rtjrw ,; ,)f !tah‘en a " d J hl , p„r" g; f D‘‘p,a rtm ' n‘ t,r A g ricu ltu re , w hich has j a ‘^ h n lc a l In stitu tio n approved by the son. W hile hom es a re open, sh — MEMORIAL SERMON TO WORLD WAR VETERANS MISS SHOEMAKER USES MISSIONARY FILMS I from furlough. H er G irls' Boarding bv a ll to lig h t th iir n n«'|ahn n .« d l nt co n stru c tiv e value in this But In o rd er to Ik* of th e best ser" I en *y<ar P’>r|od from 1914 the g raded I A" ,h *‘ Hu” -Dlal R anch h as ceased e to o th e rs a m an m u st serve self lan d drain ed m ileage has Increased I ? ~pTra i <‘ th e m ,,! an,, Kralfl business h an e x te n t th a t he reach th e I from 4 719 to l& r»r<> and » h t Oregon, all p a rtie s ow ing heat level Of efficiency and ability L , , n» L . ¡ ' i " u r fa r “d th e S un-D ial R anch will please ar In hi life and keep th at level. But | n< from 4.<36 to 8,050 rrfnge a sa tisfa c to ry se ttlem en t of from If th e circles w idens—fam ily, m,,eR' ! iJ.e ,r_acco u n t a t once at office of com m unity, nation, w orld. We a re I Th** to tal rev en u e In 1921 am ounted ** !,,rv,ew * W arehouse Co not only . . . a citizen s SUN-DIAL RANCH. " p,*rta ,n com- to »28,532,824, or »298 fe r each sa u a re ' H C. Cam pbell, P resident. an d nation but of th e her world ! ' .n ii« . Of a r e a ' , *527 for * of | | behooves us to ram em (he m h m ile looves us to rem em be: • a t o u rs ar#* w o rld ta s k s . r on<l, o r $31» 42 per cap ita. Notice to W ater F aers, • h er p rin cip le dem anding cog- .. 7— “ ~ 7------ .. R e g e n t s of G resham living w est of e In a life is th e m otive of ser- . Hari* of G resh am pays 5 p er Main s tre e t will need to su p p ly them - "D a»id . . . served by the C*n t ,n ,e r e " t oa • •« « d ep o sits.— Adv. I ’ «■»e« with w ater to la st for a sh o rt f oun„ , (w iiit Of God " rte, ' I h h u . i T T ----- ZZ— ------ on W ednesday aftern o o n , when *■ an, fJcorgc th>t kc*n » H X p wom once Klioi, A id : j 8. H H all has gone to C orvallis to ’he w ater w ill be cut off by those ■ Continued on page I . tak e p a rt In co n feren ces of fru it and I ,a y,n k th e new w ater m ains. T his no- h erry grow ers. | tlce has been given by A. Ruegg in ch a rg e of th e w ork. 11> n ity In need th of e good, sane time- am u se m ent w , as o fi!1 M)e plav . o | ^ \ ; " Æ V e î ^ e7 « Z T h é ï ev7rZ** B° l ‘‘’ ¡ « ‘‘>"’« * ^ < 1 ^ S av an a ro ls A thens ror evil, not to , th o ro u sh ly and m anaged It well P la n , > » . ,.,,. 7 ^ 7 ' « » '• '’aro ls. A th e „ . r-p . rese n t n^»g of w^r** dmcu^Rwf whiix» ih<v «» * i A rl-ttd es. the bfciicr and T upw ard by one ■ m ore active?,-17r ^ e the s ’^ o l " e ,h ‘‘y ) Ju st. he Pc X ™ contracts to arouse # Eonstanitinople were wont to say of