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GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
ear
Says Tobacco Must Go
Way Of Saloon >
NEW CITIZEN WRITES
LETTER ABOUT OREGON
Still Horseshoe
Pitching Q ueen
G resham and Oregon have secured and the ocean is rolling. V.’estern
a real booster in A ttorney Alt. O. N el Oregon probably has more paved
son, who cam e here w ith his fam ily roads th an any o th e r section in the
last Ju ly from Dunn C enter, N. D. world. N early all of the main roads
Mr. Nelson im m ediately bought re si are paved or graveled. P rin cip al
am ong the paved roads, of course, is
dence p ro p erty here, opened an office th e Columbia highw ay, w hich is built
and began life in real earnest. He along the Columbia riv er, and the l'a
I th in k s he has moved to the border- cine highw ay, w hich ru n s from P o rt
land to San F ra n cisc o through Saiein.
' land of paradise.
contents. No insurance w as carried.
i A nother new highw ay u nder construc-
Mr. Nelson is not the kind to enjoy |tio
The fire occurred about noon and
n . ru n s from Mt. Hood through the
■ a Rood th in g and keep it to himself. Silverton co u n try in to California,
neighbors gathered to give w hat as
1
He
believes
in
spreading
the
good
f
e have found th e people here very
sistance w as possible. A call to the
! news, and in keeping with this sp irit , tine. We had h eard a good deal about
G resham fire departm ent brought the
I has w ritten a letter w hich will be , | .he O regonians to th e effect th at they
chem ical engine and crew and a large
w ere a sort of a h ard boiled, h ard
p u b lish ed in M innesota and be read shelled bunch of m oss-backs. We
num ber of men who h u rried to the
Iby
m
any
form
er
acquain
tan
ces
in
have found them q u ite th e opposite.
scene of the fire. N othing could be
' M innesota and the D akotas. P ortions In tact, we have found most of them
,u ro c.
done to save th e buildings already
Charles G. Pease, presided
to he m ighty good scouts, kind and
of his le tte r reads as follow s:
burning but the chem ical engine p re
of the Non-Smokers’ Protectivi
big-hearted in every way.
rrancisco. Columbus,
It may in terest your read ers to hear
League, says th a t the w ar againsi
vented the spread of th e fire to other
Like the p ro d u cers in every conn- 1
le women's horseshoe
som
ething,
at
th
is
tim
e,
about
condi
the use of tobacco is now on ii
buildings.
try, the producers h ere a re confronted I
iplon
of the United
tions in w estern Oregon.
earnest. He s a y s : "We are goim
w ith the m ark etin g and distribution
retalueil her title in
The fire sta rted in the feed room
Biddle and Mrs. Ella O liphant, of
The w rite r was born and raised on problem s. B ut they alw ays have an
to do to tobacco Just what the Anti-
I. C. A. Lauhani of
and brooder house, w here an oil stove
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L ans
a farm near H atton, N orth D akota abundance to p u t on th e m arket
Saloon League did to drink.’’
111.,
lu
the
(Inals
nt
w as being used in a d rier for w alnuts.
and from 1909 until Ju ly th is year we T housands of to n s of th ese products
downe and Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Cox
resided in Dunn count
This building contained the y ea r’s
go to w aste here every year. D uring
of Oregon City. The guests Included
kota, when we moved
the past two w eeks we have seen
I u m inisterial and a lay delegate to the
crop of apples and w alnuts, a 500-egg
principally on account
m any o rch ard s in w hich th e ground
incubator, tools and m any other
conference of the Methodist Episco
so n ’s health. She had i
has been covered w ith perfectly good
things. From here the fire spread to
pal church to he held in Springfield.
and
delicious
p
ru
n
es,
pears,
apples,
receipt of a copy
the barn, w ith eight or ten ton of hay
Massaeluiselts next May, Dr. William
etc going to w aste. T he berry und
Damages
to
the
p
roperty
of
tho
rchlight of Red-
and half a ton of mill feed. The feed
fru it products h ere can n o t be excelled
W
allace Youngson and Roy B. Cox,
•ctober 11, telling
in quality. We a re told th a t several J Bethel Baptist church In G rcshutn I respectively.
w as in a bin and the fire did not pene-
have
been
aw
arded
at
$150,
w
hich
w
ill
oi m e death of a form er Gresham
C alifornia co rp o ratio n s are buying
T he Rev. Melville T. Wire preached
thousands of tons of these Oregon be paid by the w ater hoard of th e city
m an, some of whose relatives still
products and are sellin g them in the of Portland for (he privilege of c r o s s a sermon which was p articularly ap
live
here,
Randolph
W
illiams,
b
ro
th
b erry shed, w ith th? ca rrie rs and
world as C alifornia goods. Moral ing the proper!
if the ch u rch w ith p ro p riate to the occasion. Other m in
Buy your fru its d irect from our Ore-
c ra te s to equip at le ast 40 pickers, er of Homer, George and John W il
the th ird pipe lit.......... Bull R un w a isters who took part in th is service,
liam
s
living
east
of
Gresham
.
The
w as destroyed. This building con
te r, th e work of Installing w hich will I besides the pastor, the Rev. A. S
tained oil stoves and much equipm ent I paper is sent by O. H. S to tt of A nder
| begin th is full. The pipe line w ill I Hlsey, were Dr. E. E. G ilbert and the
The following is
of the houses used by the berry pick son. California.
|
follow the Powell Valley road to a Rev. M. II. Parounagian of Salem and
ers, also chicken feed for the year. from the S earch lig h t:
| point directly Ir front of the B aptist Dr. A. Thompson of Gresham. A
All w as a total loss. A chicken house
Randolph W illiam s died T hursday
| liarsonage an d will then cro ss th e beautiful anthem was sung by a q u a r
w as p ractically all burned.
m orning in the county hospital, w here
, p ro p erty to the southeast. T he u su al tet consisting of Guy D. Jones, the
Mr. and Mrs. K aser express deep he had been a p atien t for six years.
width of the pipe line rig h t of w ay is | Misses Myrtle Rusher and Doris Zim
g ra titu d e to th eir neighbors and the He was born in P o rtland, Oregon, and Í
40 feet, but in view of the clrcu m -1 m erm an, and Leslie Wairud.
G resham fire departm ent for the a s w as aged 68 years.
stances th is was reduced to 30 feet I At the close of the service in the
sistan ce rendered them during and
“For fourteen y ears in the early
on the church property. U nder th e I auditorium a reception was held in
a fte r th e fire.
days of Redding W illiam s was a bar-
p resen t arran g em en t It will com e th e basement, the receiving line being
w ithin a few feet of the co rn er of th e I m ade up of district superintendents
SPE C IA L M EETIN G S AT
building. Two valuable lots east of I and pastors, and their wives who have
F R E E M ETH O D IST CHURCH
the parsonage lots are also dam aged served the local church The Rev. A.
8. Hlsey and wife headed the line.
Special m eetings will begin a t the
O thers. In the order of their succes
F re e M ethodist church next Sunday
sion, were J. H. Wood and wife, H. L.
m orning and continue indefinitely.
A com m ittee, co n sistin g of K A
Kt. C lair and wife, A. Jhom pson, M. B.
Rev. F. R. Dawson, of the Columbia
Banks and E. II. W illiam s from the
Parounagian, Mellville T. W ire and
riv er conference, will be the evan
P o rtland Cham ber of Com merce, was
wife, A. C. Brackenbury and wife, E.
gelist.
ju st here and relieved me of u few
E. Gilbert and wife, W. W. Youngson
"slm oleans” for m em bership in that
“We a re looking for the blessing of
body. T he P o rtlan d Cham ber is a
la n d wife, and D. H. Leech.
God to attend fliese m eetings,” says
splendid organization w hich is doing
A brief program of speeches and
the p asto r Rev. E. D. Blackm an, “and
w onderful work tow ard th e develop
I songs was given under the direction
m ent of th is country. T hey stated that
ask the earnest p rayers of not only
o f Dr. Leech. Mr. Hisey, Mr. Wire
th a t body would gladly fu rn ish In
th e church but all who believe in old
and
Mr. Brackenbury spoke, also K.
form
ation,
to
anyone
Interested,
upon
tim e Bible conviction and power to
request.
A. Miller, chairm an of the finance
unite w ith us in this effort. A re we at
1 m ust now close, if I find tim e I
com m ittee and D. E. Towle, chairm an
our best? If not, why not?”
will w rite again w hen o u r w inter is
of th e building committee. C. E.
at its w orst. If by ch ance any of your
D onald Mac Phee and wife are ex
R u sh er and Miss Edeila Towle sang
read ers should w ish an y Inform ation
pected to be p resent on Sunday and
about th is section of th e country,
b eau tifu l solos. Light refreshm ents
b rin g th e gospel m essage in song.
w hich I am in a position to furnish, 1
w ere serveil by the Ladles' Aid, who
T h ere w ill be special singing during
should be glad to have them drop me a
M ayor Baker of P ortland ad d ressed uaed the fully equipped kitchen for
th e services.
line. My address is Box 105, G resham ,
Oregon. In q u iries m ay be m ade In th e stu d en ts of the high school y e s te r th e first time.
S unday's services will be as fol- 1
Norsk, Swede, Dane, G erm an or E ng day afternoon on the subject of "Good
low s: Sunday school
lish to su it your convenience.
C itizenship." He recounted the a d
m orning preaching at 11; evening
v antages of young people of th e p re s
p reaching at 7:30.
en t day over those of form er y ears in
T he special m eetings
th e m a tte r of educational o p p o rtu n ities
every night during the week
and said th a t the day is past when th e
The trav e lle r borrow ed a m atch
uneducated and the untrained will be
from his Scotch com panion. Next he
' tton Is to receive a “certificate of
able to successfully com pete In th e
fum bled in his pockets and rem arked
m erit." which has been aw arded for
activ ities of life with the keen, tr a i n
th a t he had left his tobacco pouch at
home. “Then ye’ll not be needin' the
ed m inds of the rising generation. He
efficiency displayed during th e in
m atch,” suggested the Scot, taking it
nought to im press upon the pupils th e I
stru
ctio
n
mobilization
of
May
21,
1923,
back again. We w onder if Ja p an will
obligation which rests upon them to I
Once upon a tim e all th e coal deal according to word ju st received from
be “needin’ the m atch" since she has
use th ese advantages Io th e fu lle st I
ers
tried
to
sell
coal.
been able to see the real h ea rt of
A djutant G eneral George A. W hite by
ex ten t and to work faithfully an d I
A m erica.
A dvertising space is th e w hite hope Lieut. Clifford G. Schneider of H ead
h o nestly to secure the best possible I
Say It th e W ant Ad
q u a rte rs Company. 1st B attalion. 186
of the a le rt business man
education.
In fan try , O. N. G. The certificate will
Good citizenship, said the m ayor, is I
be presented on an ap p ro p riate occa
th e reflection of high Ideals and good I
sion to be determ ined la ter and a r
c h a ra c te r of the people, and Is m u n i-I
ranged between L ieu ten an t Schneider
feated In civic righteousness. A c o m -I
i and A djutant G eneral White.
m unlty Is good or had according ns
“The acid te st of a N ational Guard
th ese Ideals a re high or low. A c iti
organization is Its ability to mobilize
zen owes to his com munity, his sta te 1
quickly and w ithout confusion. The
and his nation the highest alleglnnce ‘
fact th a t your organization success
He m ust striv e to build up th o se I '
fully stood the te st is an accom plish
th in g s which help to develop c h a r
m ent of which you and your com- j
a c te r and keep out the things w hich '
m and may well be proud," w rites the '
would hinder.
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a d ju ta n t general.
Home (.lin in g Week at I', of (t.
W ith the appointm ent of Hadden
Rockhey iis chairm an of the Home
Corning com m ittee, plans are under
D on't be Impatient. It will not be
w ay for the celebration of the annual
<3 personal greeting to one’s relatives,
iiliimni reunion on the University of long before you are told for whom
-Cl friends or business patrons is highly
Oregon cam pus, November 23 anil 24. you m ay vote for president of the
Have patience—and
A high point of this year's Home Cori, U nited States.
appropriate and much appreciated at the
tng wfll be the annual Oregon O. A. C. w ait.
holiday season.
football gam e to be played on H ay
w ard Held on the afternoon of No
The Bank of Gresham pays 6 per
vem ber 24.
S u b sc rip tio n s have been com
cent Interest on time deposits.— Adv.
IT IS NOT A DAY TOO SOON
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
$)oliöap fèreetingô
fo r you to begin choosing th is yea
specially en g rav ed C h ristm as an d ’ X
Y e a r’s cards. We h av e foreseen th < i
p o rta n c e of e a rly choice and a re m
read y to show you our new. exclusi
line of g re e tin g cards.
In lots of 25, w ith envelc
w ith y o u r n a m e o r firm
p rin ted .
S am ples can be seen a t th is office
Gresham Outlook
ing in fairly well. T h e O utlook
h a s issued m ore th an a hundred
coupons on th e P h o to Offer.
Scores have a lre a d y tak e n a d
v a n ta g e of th e B arg ain B ates
on th e O regonian an d T ele
g ram .
Yankee American League Pennant Winners o f 1923
B ut th e re is su rely a (»rand
Rush C om ing. O nly tw o m ore
w eeks of th e B arg ain R ates.
H u n d red s sh o u ld com e in be
fo re O ctober 31. And o th e r
h u n d red s should secure th e
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