Gresham outlook., July 17, 1923, Image 1

Only 14 Days Until Fair Opening. Everybody Do Something to Boost for the Cleaner and Better Multnomah County Fair
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G resham O utlook
VOL. 13. ND. 40
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY
OUTLOOK PARTY HOME
FROM MT. HOOD CLIMB
17.
1023
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
DAMASCUS FARM BUREAU
UITY UOUNUIL HOLDS
NEAR EAST SPEAKERS
HAS MONTHLY MEETING
ADJOURNED SESSION
HERE SUNDAY. .ILLY 2»
CHURCH BREAKS
GROUND TO ADD
BASEMENT ROOM
P la n s w ere m ade by th e D am ascus
An ad jo u rn ed m eetin g of th e c ity , R ev. j . j . H a n d sa k e r. 8tate d lrecto r
F arm B ureau at its re g u la r m eeting council w as held ou th e evening of of N ear
RvUef w jn
speak a t
on S atu rd ay evening, Ju ly 7, for th e Ju ly 10, w hen a la rg e am o u n t of busi
G resham Sunday, Ju ly 29, in th e
T he m em bers ot the Outlook p arty, guide, and his a s sista n ts, w ere “tied second an n u a l h arv e st festival. All ness was tra n sa c te d . A n o th er ad ­ B ethel B ap tist ch u rch a t 11 a. m. and
w ere pleased w ith th e w ell ca rrie d out jo urned m eeting w ill be held tonight.
consisting of Mr. and Mrs. St. C lair, in ” for th e climb.
in th e M ethodist ch u rc h a t 8 p. m.
and
su ccessfu l h arv est festiv al of last
At last T uesday n ig h t s m eeting it T h ere w ill probably be sp e ak e rs a r ­
T he s ta r t over th e snow field was
Em m a B. Johnson, B eatrice Ja ckson
y ear and it w as pointed o u t th a t one w as decided to p ut in p lank cro ss
ranged for th e o th e r ch u rc h es fo r th e
and Evelyn M etzger, w ho left la st F r i­ m ade about 9:30 and th e first of th e of th e best com m unity ad v e rtise m en ts
G round w as officially broken last
w alks on th e stre e ts in te rse c tin g W est sam e day or later.
long line of 175 cam e over th e top
night for th e im provem ent to be m ade
day for Hood R iver to atten d th e sta te about 1 o'clock an d th e la st ab o u t 2. w as th is picnic, an d th a t th e ex h ib i­ Pow ell stre e t w hen th e new sidew alks
T hese m eetings w ill be follow ed by by th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rc h of
tions of com m unity e n te rp rise s w ere a re built. T his w ill red u c e th e cost
ed ito rial m eeting and clim b Mt. Hood
It w as a w onderful sig h t, probably
a g en eral cam paign th ro u g h o u t th e G resham , w hen a com pany of officials
exprem
ely
v
alu
ab
le
and
in
stru
ctiv
e.
ap p reciab ly over c o n c rete w alks.
re tu rn e d yesterd ay tire d and su n ­ th e m ost rem a rk a b le ever w itnessed
com m unity in th e in te re st of th e Near and w o rk ers m et a t 7 o'clock on the
T he g en a ral com m ittee in ch a rg e of
County A gent S. B. H all re p o rte d on E ast Relief. K. A. M iller w ill act as ch u rc h law n Just o utside th e sta k e s of
b u rn ed but happy and proud of th e ir on old Mt. Hood. T he 175 m en and
th ese p lan s co n sists of O ran Lingle, t j y earw ig pest in G resham and stated
women w ere a ll tied in one long
ch a irm an of a local com m ittee to be th e new location, held a b rief service
achievem ents.
W alter Schw edler and G race Hoft- th a t about 12 ac re s n ea r th e so u th ern
chosen later.
strin
g
,
th
e
rope
allow
ing
ab
o
u
t
eight
j
m
eister
and tu rn ed the first sod for th e ex c a­
T he hom e com ing w as delayed and
lim its of th e tow n w ere infected, also
feet betw een each person
T h e long . „
. . ,
vation. T his honor w ent to th e Rev.
T
his
is
to
be
a
cam
paign
fo
r
the
inconvenienced by an accident to the line zigzagged back and fo rth u n til
° ™ n L in g le' farm c r °P® p ro ject th a t th e in sects had been found _______
on th e
J.
H. Wood, retire d m in ister of G resh ­
raisin
g
of
funds
an
d
clo
th
in
g
for
r
e
­
’ au to w hen th e p arty w as n earing the rocks w ere reached w here life sJ ated ,h a t 8everal who have en tered fair grounds. T o u rist tra v e l is th ought
am
, who preceded th e b reak in g of th e
lief
w
ork
in
cam
ps
and
o
rp
h
an
ag
es.
Hood R iver S unday evening a fte r the lines w ere g rasp ed w hich aided and
d e ' d ^or 8eed certificatio n of seed t to be resp o n sib le fo r th e sp read of the
T he o rp h an ag es and cam ps a re now gro u n d w ith a b rief acco u n t of his
stren u o u s day on th e e a ste rn slope of guided th e clim b ers to th e top
have held a com m unity field in sp ec­ pest. The council au th o rized Mr. H all
first w ork as p a sto r of th e G resham
Mt. Hood.
tion u n d er th e d irectio n of County to p u rch ase th e m a teria l n ecessary out of T urkey and aw ay from T u rk ish
ch u rc h , 37 y e a rs ago. H e found a
W hen all arriv ed a t th e topm ost I Agent W aKe/ HoU; -w h; "
ed' o" “ “ ; ;
in
terferen
ce.
They
a
re
in
th
e
C
au­
T he accident w as not serio u s and
for th e poisoning of th e earw ig s and
w as no fau lt w hatever of th e driver, rid g e .th e re w as sc arcely room to move th e g ro w ers som e of , he notfceable to m ake all n ec essary endeavor to ca su s region, in S yria, G reece and little unfinished ch u rch , th e one now
about.
T
he
first
p
erso
n
s
over,
how
-
I
dj8eases
islan d s of th e M ed iterran ian w here ow ned by th e Zion E v angelical con­
w ho w as observing ca refu lly every r e ­
erad icate them .
g reg atio n . and a fte r stren u o u s effort
ever,
began
to
descend
in
sm
all
p
rotection is assured.
q u irem en t of th e traffic laws.
F red P eterso n , m a rk e t p ro jec t le ad ­
The m a tte r of th e proposed p lan s of
succeeded in aro u sin g enough in te re st
T he rep o rt of th e accident and th e groups. H ard as w as th e asce n t a few er, told m em bers th a t an effort is be­
Mr.
H
an
d
sak
er,
w
hen
asked
as
to
th e P o rtla n d w ate r b o ard for the
to get th e building com pleted and ded­
conditions from w hich it resu lted is m inutes on th e level served to re s t the ing m ade to buy b in d er tw in e co o p er­
building of th e th ird pipe line w ere th e situ atio n in th e N ear E ast stated icated. He ex p ressed him self as h e a r t­
given in th is m orn in g ’s O regonian as tire d m uscles and a fte r reg isterin g all atively and th a t by pooling an o rd er
b ro u g h t to th e a tte n tio n of th e council th a t th e p rese n t em ergency of th e ily in favor of th e move to e n larg e the
w ere eag er to s ta rt down. T he wind
follow s:
for
tw
in
e
in
th
e
com
m
unity
o
r
several
and
much, d issatisfa ctio n w as ex ­ relief o rg an izatio n is w ell sum m ed up p rese n t building and provide facilities
w as severe and th e re w as sh e lte r for
“L ast night tru c k d riv ers engaged in less
th an a score. T h ere was no r e - | ®®“ “ Unitie8 “ ,COU,d be bouKh t a t a J pressed over th e p lan s to c a rry th e in th e follow ing cab leg ram ju s t r e ­ for th e grow ing
d ep a rtm en ts
of
h au lin g gravel for su rfa cin g th e loop
saving of sev eral ce n ts a pound. T hose line over th e flat along Jo h n so n creek ceived from Mr. V ickrey, n atio n al d i­ ch u rch work. T his happened to be
fresh
m
en
t,
not
even
w
ater
for
so
road in th e P ine grove section, alleged
w ishing to pool w ere in stru c ted to see on a high tre^sle, w hich th ey co n sid ­ re c to r of N ear E ast R elief, a t th e th e 81st b irth d ay of Mr. Wood.
m any.
to have been hogging th e road, caused
L au san n e C onference:
Mr. P eterso n .
ered would be an u n sig h tly object in
T he Rev. A. S. H isey had c h a rg e of
T he descent w as difficult but rapid
sev eral accidents.
A ro ck tru c k
“O ur utm o st n o rm al re so u rc e s ex
R udolf M ullenhoff, who atten d ed a th e town. T he m eeting to n ig h t will be
th e ground b rea k in g cerem onies. He
w recked th e m achine of H. L. St. C lair and w as accom plished in ab o u t tw o
tw o-day conference betw een th e sta te held to fu rth e r co n sid er th e m a tte r h au sted by o rp h an ag e child w elfare led in th e singing of a hym n and
of th e G resham Outlook, and a big h o u rs to Cooper sp u r and an h o u r or
F arm B ureau an d th e a g ric u ltu ra l and City C om m issioner M ann and p rogram including fo u rteen th o u san d called on th e Rev. E. G. R anton for
tru c k c a rry in g a load of re tu rn in g le­ so m ore to cam p.
oem m ittee of th e P o rtlan d C ham ber of Chief E n g in eer R a n d le tt have been in ­ o rp h a n s tra n sfe rre d T u rk ey to G reece,
gion m ountain clim b ers w as struck.
T he fun cam e in sliding rap id ly Com erce, rep o rted briefly th a t p lan s vited to be p resen t. It is hoped th a t a ten th o u san d S yria, P alestin e, tw enty sc rip tu re read in g and th e Rev. Geo.
C. B errem an for p ray er. H e then
O ther c a rs w ere crow ded off th e high­ down the long, steep snow field.
a re being w orked o ut to help th e so lu tio n satisfacto ry > to all w ill be a r ­ th o u san d C aucasus. In ad d itio n fifty called on v ario u s ones to ex press
w ay into ditches. T he tru c k m en, it
th o u sa n d A rm enian G reek refugees
Of th e O utlook force th e th re e who sta te F arm B ureau and a g ric u ltu re rived at.
them selves on th e im p o rtan ce of th e
w as reported, a re w orking on a y a rd ­ achieved th e coveted d istin ctio n of
driven from T u rk ey unable find hom e
th ro u g h o u t th e state. T he P o rtlan d
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Ross
have
ex
­
w ork u n d ertak en . Mrs. H. L. St. C lair
age basis and they resen ted th e heavy re g iste rin g a t th e ra n g e r's cabin on I C ham ber of C om m erce is p u ttin g fo rth
o th e r co u n tries now
lan g u ish in g
traffic, w hich in te rfe re d w ith th e ir th e top w ere, B eatrice Jack so n , Eve- a sta te s developm ent p lan of w hich ecuted a deed to th e city of G resham refugee cam ps C o n stan tin o p le and spoke for th e S unday school, Mrs.
for
an
alley
ru
n
n
in
g
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
Ja ck so n Jo n es for th e L ad ies' Aid
speed. W hile th e valley tru n k of the lyn M etzger and H. L. St. C lair. H. O. a g ric u ltu re is th e big facto r, u n d er
B lack Sea M ed iterran ian ports. N ear
property.
society, Mrs. A. W. S hipley for the
loop highw ay is not officially open, th e Bone, of G resham , w as also one of th e w hich head th e F arm B ureau w ork
E ast R elief providing only food su p ­
W om en's Home M issionary society,
The follow ing b ills w ere allow ed
ed itorial-legion p arty had been invited su ccessfu l clim b ers.
com es. T he ch am b er h as pledged to and w a rra n ts o rd ered paid from th e plies th ese fifty th o u san d exiles re ­ Mrs. A lta G entry for th e Pow ell V al­
to use it in m otoring to and from the
ceive
cost
fifteen
h
undred
d
o
lla
rs
per
Mrs. St. C lair and Miss Jo h n so n 8*ve th e sta te F arm B ureau F ed era- funds av ailab le to th e city :
ley c irc u it and L yle Mason fo r th e
m o u n ta in .”
day. A vailable funds alre ad y e x h a u st­
achieved w h at is considered by m any tion a ll th e m o ral s u p p o rt possible,
T he p ro jectin g hub of a heavy
S tre et d e c o ra tio n s....................... $ 129.00 ed, now borrow ing from o rp h an a g e E p w o rth League. T hen cam e th e ta lk
th e m ost difficult p a rt of th e clim b, D
P lanned to build up stro n g co u n ­
G. M. C. gravel tru c k stru ck th e fro n t
P. R. L. & P ..................................... 197.00 sto re houses en d an g erin g orphans* by Mr. Wood and th e ac tu al b reaking
gaining th e end of Cooper sp u r to th e I ty o rg an izatio n s w hich w ill w ork
C. M elugin, la b o r.........................
left w heel of th e O utlook's W illys-
...................
3.75 sum m er food supply. N ations now of th e ground. W. K. H am ilton, s u ­
tie in place, a t an altitu d e of 8,500 feet. th ro u g h th e sta te fed eratio n in con­
E.
Cox,
la
b
o
r
................................
K night, to re th ro u g h the tire , dam ag­
...................
7.75 c o n fe rrin g a t G eneva and L au san n e to p erin ten d en t of co n stru ctio n , tu rn ed
S everal p erso n s w ere obliged to fall ju n ctio n w ith th e b u sin ess m en and
th e n ex t shovelfull, th en sev eral o th ­
R ay Cox, la b o r...........................
ing th e w heel, bending th e axle and
...................
1.00
provide p erm a n en t solution refugee
out of th e line an d some req u ired | th e C ham ber of Com m erce.
e rs w ere called upon to tu rn th e soil.
G. A. Cox, la b o r............................
th ro w in g th e ste erin g gear out of com ­
....................
2.45 problem .
M
eanw
hile
refu
g
ees
and
special assista n c e in com pleting th e
F o rm e r C ongressm an C. N. Mc­ J . H. M etzger, s a la ry and
A fter th e benediction w as pronounced
m ission. T h is happened ab o u t 9:30
ch ild ren p erish if A m erican p riv ate
clim b and also in th e descent.
A rth u r w as to have been th e sp eak er
sta tio n e ry .................................... 15.1« p h ila n th ro p h y fails and N ear E ast p ra c tic a lly everyone p rese n t took a
p. m. and m ade it n ecessary fo r th e
T his is claim ed to be th e la rg e st I of th e evening b ut w as d etained and Ja s. P eterso n , la b o r.....................
h and a t th e w ork.
9.00 R elief com pelled to cease feeding.”
p a rty to re tu rn by stage th e follow ing p a rty ever tak en to th e to p of Mt. | could n ot be p resen t. O. R. D augher
T he p lan s u n d erta k en involve th e
F ra n k W ostell, s a la r y ................. 100.00
day.
P oetic ju stic e of a so rt seldom m et
Hood. Mr. W eygandt, who has been ty, C lackam as co unty F arm B ureau
R egarding th e reception given the
W. T. Shelley, la b o r.....................
4.00 w ith o utside sto ry books h as su d d en ­ m oving of th e ch u rch 20 feet ea st and
guiding on Mt. Hood for 21 y ears, p resid en t, gave a ta lk on th e accom ­
13 feet south to give m ore sp ace be­
v isito rs by the people of Hood River,
C. G. S chneider, s a la r y ............... 75.00
m ade on S unday his 514th trip.
p lish m en ts of th e n atio n al o rg a n iz a ­ T elephone c o m p a n y ..............................25 ly m ade its ap p e aran c e on th e Island tw een th e building and th e stre e t. It
and th e ir en te rta in m e n t by th e Hood
of
C
orfu,
acco
rd
in
g
to
C
h
arles
tion. H e sta te d th a t th e “farm bloc" D. F. B entley, g a s o lin e ...............
R iver P o st A m erican Legion, too m uch SI PUGH RETURNS
1.68 V ickrey, now in th e N ear E ast. At w ill th en be raised and a full base­
in co n g ress w as sponsored by the
ca n n o t be said in praise. It w as royal
FROM NORTHWEST F arm B ureau F ed eratio n . H e ex- R ak er & Son, su p p lie s ................. 5.51 Corfu Mr. V ickrey saw a th o u san d m ent developed. T he sp ace u n d er the
and generous beyond description.
J. H. H oss, g ra v e l.......................... 93.00 o rp h an boys, A rm enians to whom au d ito riu m w ill be divided in to tw o
Si Pugh, fo rm er p o p u lar W illard I plained “im m ediate c re d it” act, w hich A. F. H am m ar, su p p lie s .............
F rid a y evening th e Hood R iver
5.10 G reece h as given sh e lte r, living fru room s for d ep a rtm en tal w ork In th e
C om m ercial club gave th e new spaper b a tte ry m an of G resham , has re tu rn e d | 7 as pUt th ™Ugh co n g re ss to help the Mrs. W ithrow , m e a ls ...................
2.50 g aily in a palace b earin g every m ark S unday school. T hese room s can be
v isito rs a splendid b anquet a t th e Co­ from th e g re a t, u n ch a rted n o rth w est farm ers. T h ro u g h th e c re d it act, he A. Ruegg, rem oving m a in s ........
10.00 of regal splendor. It w as th e form er th ro w n to g eth er for social purposes.
d istric t of B ritish Colum bia, w h ere he said, ch eap er m oney could be obtained G eorge Bloom, la b o r...................
4.00 sum m er palace of th e G erm an k aiser Besides th ese room s th e re w ill be In
lum bia G orge hotel.
On th e In tellectu al bill of fa re on w en t m ore th a n a y ear ago in com ­ for farm ers, m oney loaned for nine G resham G arage, g a s o lin e ___
2.42 one of th e finest and m ost b eau tifu lly th e basem ent p a s to r's study and
th is occasion w ere som e of O regon's pany w ith his b ro th er and tw o or m o n th s on m o nthly paym ents. H e de­ J. H. D u tch er, h a u lin g ............... 60.00 equipped resid en ces in th e w hole kitchen.
m o st distinguished citizens. Among th re e o th e r m en for fu r tra d in g o p e ra ­ clared th is law to be th e g re a te s t the Jo n es L um ber C o .......................
1.60 w orld!
DeYoung and Roald of P o rtlan d
*
them w ere, Hon. E. E. Brodie, pub­ tions. He h as been on th e head w aters F arm B ureau h as accom plished.
E k stro m T ru c k S e rv ic e ...........
5.50
have been em ployed to w ork out a r ­
“O bserve th e way In w hich fate has
C, S, Mudge sa n g a solo, accom C ran e com pany, s u p p lie s ......... 782.70
lish er of the Oregon City E n te rp rise , of th e H ay riv e r w here he h as passed
c h ite c tu ra l plans. C u rtiss Bros, of
o
p
era ted ,” said Mr. V ickrey. “Nine
th
ro
u
g
h
ex
p
erien
ces
w
hich
would
try
I
Panled
a
t
th
e
piano
by
his
d
au
g
h
ter,
A m erican M inister to Siam , im m edi­
A. Ruegg, b alan ce on co n tra c t 500.00
P o rtlan d will move th e ch u rch and
y ea rs ago th e k aiser figured as w ar
a te P a st P re sid e n t of th e N ational th e m ettle of any m an. H is experi- A“ ce- Ed. S iefer d em o n strated an in- A. W. M etzger At Co., su p p lies
.35
A. F. H am m ar will p o u r th e concrete.
E d ito ria l asso ciatio n ;
E lb ert Bede, ences w ith h o stile In d ian s sound like te re 8 t|ng jig for th e audience. A fter In v esto rs S yndicate ...................... 63.00 lord of th e w orld. T he w ar left th ese I t Is expected th a t th e w ork w ill be
ed ito r C ottage G rove S entinel, P re s i­ th e m ost in te re stin g ad v e n tu re sto rie s tb e Pro &ram th e com pany w ent to the City of P o rtlan d , w a te r ............. 527.50 th o u san d boys o rp h an s because th e ir com pleted by th e first of S eptem ber.
d en t of th e Oregon S tate E d ito rial a s­ im aginable. He w ent w here no w hite basem ent of th e schoolhouse w here W. T. Shelley, la b o r ........................ 13.50 p a re n ts and all know n rela tiv e s w ere J. H. H oss has alre ad y com m enced to
m assacred or died of fam ine a s a re
| ice cream an d cookies w ere served.
so ciation: Hon. J. Adam Bede, f o r m - ’ m en had ever been before.
lay th e g rav el on th e ground. E xca­
su it of p ersecu tio n by his allie s the
On th e ir re tu rn to civilization Mr. I T he com m ittee for th e next m onthly
e r congressm an from M innesota, noted
Cleaning Piano Keys.
vation w ill be m ade so far as possible
T
u
rk
s.
Today
th
e
k
aiser
has
lost
hi
h u m o rist and C hautauqua le c tu re r; P ugh and his p a rty w alked 150 m iles n ieet*rl8 co n sists of Louie H offm eister,
K erosene will clean your oilcloth
before th e ch u rc h is moved and will
Hon. G eorge R. W ilbur, com m ander to a point w here th ey could obtain | A rtb u r G ran and H en ry H enningsen. tab le and shelf covers, w hile alcohol em pire and his th ro n e ; he lives in ob­ be com pleted w hen th e building is in
rubbed on piano keys w ill m ake them sc u rity in H olland w hile th e ch ild ren
d ep a rtm en t of Oregon A m erican Le­ pack horses w hich took them 50 m iles
Its new location. A bout 84000 w ill be
b rig h t and clean.
w hose p a re n ts he helped to send to
Benefit Dance.
gio n ; Judge F red W. W ilson, p re si­ fu rth e r. T hey th en b u ilt a r a ft and
expended In th e w ork.
th e ir d eath s a re safe and happy In his
,u
u, .
d en t of the Oregon S tate Bar asso cia­ floated down th e P eace riv er for t w o n Z i , „„
Woolen Clothing.
__.
♦
, ,.,
l a r k on th e C olum bia highw ay n ear
palace a t C orfu.”
tio n , c irc u it judge Hood R iver county; days, then rode 18 m iles in a w agon T ro u td ale on S atu rd ay evening. Ju ly
WOMAN DIES WHILE
C u ttin g lint, h air an d fuzz from
Hon. N. J. S innott, re p re se n ta tiv e in to the end of th e 350-mile ra ilro a d 21. The proceeds w ill be donated to w oolen clo th es is not an easy task.
SITTING IN ( HAIR
Mewing.
tb e fun<1 for th e p ag ean t
w hich will H ow ever, it can be m ade one if a ru b ­
co n g ress from e a ste rn Oregon d istric t, w hich b ro u g h t them to E dm onton.
If
you
will
wind
a
piece
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adhesive
Mr. P ugh will rem ain in Oregon for b® P ^ e n t e d on Ju ly 31 on th e fair ber sponge is used.
M oisten th e
and Claude E. Ingalls, editor of Cor­
Mrs. E llen A. S m ith, m o th er of Mrs.
•g ro u n d s in G resham , th e opening sponge with w ater and squeeze a l ­ ta p e aro u n d your forefinger when
a few m onths and w ill be given em ­ n ig h t of the fair.
v allis G azette-T im es.
sew ing, it w ill save you having
m ost dry before using.
J. H. S h arp of G resham , died su dden­
pricked
finger.
S atu rd ay m orning th e trip w as ploym ent by th e W illard b a tte ry com ­
ly at th e hom e of her d au g h ter, w hile
m a ik to th e Legion cam p n ear Cloud pany.
sittin g In h er chair. She had been
Cap Inn close to th e snow fields on th e
w alking about in th e house and o u t of
slopes of Mt. Hood. H ere the editorial GRESHAM BALL TEAM
doors and cam e In and sa t down. In
WINS
IN
SUNDAY
GAME
m eeting w as continued d u rin g the
less th an five m in u tes Mrs. S h arp
aftern o o n and ended w ith a huge bon­
G resham B lues won th e Sunday
found h er th e re and life "Was extinct.
fire and frolic S atu rd ay night. The gam e w ith th e B rotherhood of A m eri­
She was 81 y ea rs old.
ed ito r's and new spaper visito rs w ere can Yeoman on th e local Held, th e I
Mrs. Sm ith is survived by her
th e gu ests of th e Hood R iver P o st of sco re being 8 to 4. B a tte ries fo r
d au g h ter and one son, F. D. A xtel of
th e A m erican Legion and u nder th e ir G resham
w ere
Q u esin b erry
and
Seal Beach, C alifornia. A rran g em en ts
au sp ices w ere invited to m ake the Brow n. Next Sunday th e Blues will
for th e fu n eral h a w n ot y et been
clim b to th e top on Sunday and Mon­ play a re tu rn gam e w ith th e Shell Oil
made.
day. T hose not desiring to clim b com pany team . S everal w eeks ago
w ere offered sh o rt trip s to the glaciers th e se tw o team s played a 1 to 1 tie
Attention Berry G row er Member«!
an d points of Interest. Many o th ers and th e local boys a re going to try
As th e h arv e st season advances
th a n new spaper people joined the stro n g for a win. Tom T ow nsend
m any g ro w ers realize how difficult It
v ario u s parties.
says he will be o u t to try th e old soup J
Is to have th e b erries picked In good
S atu rd ay night probably 300 persons bone on th e Shell team .
onditlon, and as th e value In th e soft
cam ped out in the open, under the
T he G resham boys a re p u ttin g on a
nd o v er-rip e b erries is much less
frien d ly sta rs, at th e legion cam p. At good b rand of b aseball an d deserve
han in th e firm b rig h t b erries, we
4 Sunday m orning th e bugle sounded , th e su p p o rt of everyone who is able to |
m ust stra in every nerv e to keep the
rev eille and the prospective clim bers j attend. T he adm ission ch a rg e is 25
b erries picked up close.
a ro se from th e ir fir bough beds w ith ce n ts for men and ladies adm itted
T his leads up to th e q uestion of
sh o u ts o t ju b ilen t expectation. B reak ­ free. T he la st few gam es have been
picking co sts and p rices for picking.
fa st w as served and th e s ta rt m ade at a d isappointm en t in th e m a tte r of at-
Owing to th e continued sc arcity of
5 o'clock.
I ten d an ce and th e local boys have had
p ick ers It may be im possible to r e ­
A bout 200 men and women sta rte d to m ake up p a rt of th e expense of
duce th e picking ra te s but w h erever
on th e long, long upw ard tra il. Cooper tra n sp o rtin g th e v isitin g team s out of
possible It should be done or picking
sp u r w as reached at about 8 and afte r th e ir own pockets. A gain we say, !
co sts will be out of proportion to soft
co n sid erab le delay th e clim bers, under "Give th e hom e team your best su p ­
b erry value». Maybe th e best plan to
d irectio n of M ark W eygandt, veteran port."
m eet th is condition Is to ru sh the
picking and get th e h ig h er price. W ith
good w eath er we m ay win yet.
D. E. TOWLE, M anager,
B erry G row ers Packing Co.
j
A Great Big River to Cross
HURRAH! It’s Coming
W hat?—CARN IVAL
W here?—Orient Grange Hall
When?—SATURDAY, JU LY
Tun for All
Keeping Mllver (lean .
At 8 p.
Admission Free
28, 1923,
m.
If you w rap your silv er in p araflne
paper, It will look like new a t th e end
of a sum m er.
Je.lge Je n k in s ses—"W e u ste r h ear
a heap ab o u t "tak in g th e wind o ut of
his sa ils." Now It’s "taking th e air
o u tta his tire s .”