Gresham outlook., May 02, 1924, Image 1

VOL. 14, NO. 18
G resham O utlook
Commissioners Ask
Voters to Decide
GRESHAM.
I!. E. CLOSE
M I’ IT V o w
i n
» '» » iv r v
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
....... ...
*1.40 Per Year
WORKERS FROM KOI R
GRESHAM MAN ( LAIMS
NUNDAY SERVICES AT
CHURCHES TO CONKER
OWNERSHIP IN (AYES
METHODIST C in
T he sp rin g m eeting of th e P leasan t
The ow nership of the Oregon caves
Home S unday School asso ciatio n will in Jo sep h in e co unty m ust be decided
be held next Sunday, w hen a fine p ro ­ in co u rt, acco rd in g to W alter C.
B urch of G resham , who claim s to have
gram of ad d re sses and discussions di
* ■’
will be given, to g eth er w ith dem on­
stra tio n s an d m usical num bers. The
ch u rch es u n itin g in th e conference
are th e P le a sa n t Home M ethodist and
B aptist, C o ttrell com m unity and Haley nesday of th is week. T he com plaint
is ag ain st th e Oregon R esort com-
B aptist.
n _ . . All M a re
_ invited to atten d .
pany. He a sk s for $5000 dam ages
Ur. Jo h n M cCormick of Salem w ill an<i an additional judgm ent of $5000
be th e sp e ak e r in th e m o rn in g ses- ag ain st th e com pany to pay him for
sion, w hich begins at 11-20 H is s u b - U » F o tc u Pa,H'y d u rin g th e p ast year,
ject will be "T he Living W ord." Mu- th at' p r i o / 1 “ M a v 'i “ i’s ^
sical num bers w ill be a solo, “S till ered ?he g r e ^ 'p o r t i o n of V c a T s *
S w eeter E very Day," by Miss M artha antl * ” • m ore th a n th re e y ears h e'law -
in h Baseball League
T he serv ices at th e M ethodist E pis- j
Being Organized
I copal ch u rc h next S unday w ill be |
All th e county com m issioners have
Anally decided to sta n d p at and let
conducted by th e p asto r, th e Rev A
At a m eeting of baseball m anagers
th e voters decide w h eth e r they acted
w ithin th e ir legal rig h ts in le ttin g out
th e c o n tra c t for th e B urnside, S ell­
wood and Ross Islan d bridges.
Chas. S. Rudeen, th e ch airm an of
serm on. T he Show of T h eir Counte- T hese four tow us w ere en th u sia stic
the board of county com m issioners,
nan ces." Jack so n Jo n es w ill sing j over th e project, w hich is being fos­
believes th a t he acted w ith the best of
in te n tio n s to give th e peopld w hat
t ome Ao T h ee” a t th e m orning s e r ­ tered by the G resham A m erican
Legion, and it is hoped they w ill be
they w anted.
vice.
I,n 8*>ape to play by Sunday. May 11.
T he east side re sid e n te rs w anted
Ur. D. H. Leech, th e su p e rin ten d e n t
Sandy, C orbett an d E stacada w ere
the bridges in a h u rry ; e a st side clubs
of th e E astern d istric t, w ill conduct fnvi,e<1 t0 J° in th e league but had no
and com m ittees from all sections p re ­
‘he b^ ‘neM ° f ,h e
rep rese n tatio n a t th e m eeting Wed-
vailed upon the com m issioners to
m ake haste to com plete them . In the
neXt T h u rsd ay evening. R ep o rts from " n " b á s a m e 'place "¡U’th e ’lloriág1’ d íime
in v estigations th a t a re now being
H agberg of th e H aley ch u rch , and an ,, lly Possessed 160 ac res including a l> of ’he points on th e c irc u it will be hall Monday. May 5. at w hich tim e a
conducted th e re has not as yet been
----- of
- - ..
.
stro n g effort will be m ade to induce
anthem , "L ift Up Your H eads O Ye the
Î. caves and
an<* th e adiaran»
ad jacen t iu„,i
land. On . m.<u
m ade by .u
th „ e officers
th e confer
anything revealed th a t w ould in any
ith ence. O ther business of im p o rtan ce G ^ 'ie a
way in crim in ate th e com m issioners.
“ n<l E i,tacada lo J°in
- ---------- -------- ..as
I t has not been show n th a t they w ere
odist choir.
will be tran sa cted . T he public will
duly
recorded
in
th
e
office
of
the
The
league
as
planned by th e Le-
in stru m e n ta l in being connected w ith
B asket d in n er in th e ch u rch w ill county clerk of Jo sep h in e county. The be w elcom e to atten d .
gion w as to have been G resham .
any g raft or sending out “a g e n ts” to
follow th e m o rn in g session and at notice of claim rea d s as follow s:
T he topic for th e E pw orth League Aro u td a lc, C orbett, B oring, Sandy and
“see" engineers.
"N otice is hereby given th a t we, the
LAB ENFORCEMENT MASS
1:30 th e business session w ill open
A ccording to sen tim en t now being
devotional m eeting w ill he "H vm ns E sta ca d a- H ow ever, if th ese th ree
und
ersig
n
ed
citizen
s
of
the
United
i..
wfyH" " '*‘,7,"? co n tin u e to hold out the league
crystalized by c e rta in daily p apers, it
MEETING.
th e afte rn o o n session. T he discus- S tates, claim 160 ac res of land cover- of O ur F a ith ." M yrtle
R usher w ill be will form w ith four team s.
a p p e ars m ore like a political move
T he Rev. R. E Close, a s s is ta n t su- 1 s*on of p lan s for a union daily v a c a - ! *nK the cave in th is vicinity to g eth er J
leader,
It is th e p o p u lar belief in m ost
for o th ers to take th e ir place.
p erin ten d en t
of th e
A nti-Saloou tion Bible school w ill be a fe a tu re of w ith th e said caves or an y th in g th a t
; tow ns of th is size and sm a lle r th a t
T he investigation is a t its heig h t in
m
ay
be
found
w
ith
in
th
e
boundaries
j baseball, to be a success ________
financially.
BORING M. E. CHURCH
,
connection w ith th e bridge deals. It L eague of Oregon, who w ill show th e th e b u sin ess hour.
A demon«»™»!«,, «r »»,, ,
v.
. I of said location, said b oundaries to
ANNOUNCES SERVIU p« should be organized w ith com petent
is se cret and the inside in form ation is m otion p ic tu re film “T he L ast Raid
A d em o n stratio n of the teach in g of conform to the U nited S tates land su r-
_ . '
‘
officers a t the helm and w hile th e m a­
n ot given out. T he p ap e rs can only of Sheriff K endall of L inn C ounty” at a p rim a ry class w ill be given by Mrs veys; th a t said b oundaries will be
o
.
jo rity of p lay ers play for th e love of
conjecture. W hat m ay be revealed a m ass m eeting a t th e T ro u td ale city Sadie C hase of P lea san t H ome Bap- - «letinitely m arked as soon as a su r-
»
u
n
d
ay
school
will
be
in
ses
air,» of n . , i.
.
,
th e sp o rt, they often need new eauin
w hen th e g rand ju ry gets th ro u g h r e ­ h all on T uesday evening. May 6, a t 8
Q P
tist ch u rch . A discussion on "T he vey can be had, or w ithin th e next 60 sion at th e ch u rch Sunday m orning a t , m „ ent an , d baseb alls for each
m ains to be seen. T he m ost th a t can
------gam e and
be said is th a t th e com m issioners o clock. He will deliver an address, T ea ch e r’s E v an g elistic O pportunity" days, and th a t we in ten d to begin th e th e u su al hour, 10 o ’clock. In th e often when th e atten d a n ce is sm all a
p robably acted w ith undue h aste and ta k in g for his su b ject "T he P ric e of wil1 be led by Mrs. A lta Stafford. co n stru ctio n of a tra il or w agon road evening a t 8 o’clock th e re w ill be a 1088 re8»B 8 th e p lay ers have to pay
to said caves in th e n ea r fu tu re.
special serv ice in honor of th e boys f o r .th e ir eq u ipm ent o u t of th e ir own
unw isely in such an im p o rta n t m at V ictory."
Prof. H ertzog of Salem , a m em ber of
"H . D, H ark n ess and W alter C. of th e
te r involving m any m illions of the tax
com m unity. T h ere w ill be h«™
»ha i’ th ® ’J2pe ° f th e raem '
B urch, locators."
the
executive
com
m
ittee
of
th
e
Oregon
w in De bers of th e leugue th a t sufficient In­
p ay e rs' money. They should not be MUSIC TO HAVE SWAY
In
an
Interview
concern
in
g
th
is
special
siu
g
in
g
by
som
e
of
th
e
boys
Council of R eligious E ducation will
te re st will be aro u sed by playing on a
judged gu ilty of m isconduct u n til so
IN PIONEER PAGEANT tell of th e new organization, w h at it claim sev eral m o n th s ago Mr. Burch and th e p a sto r w ill p reach a serm on p ercen tag e basis to _____
a ttr a c t paying
proven. T he evidence seem s to show,
told
th
e
Outlook
of
th
e
efforts
of
h
im
­
how ever, th a t they w ere in e x p erien c­
S inging of th e H allelu jah ch o ru s has a lre ad y accom plished and the self and his p a rtn e r to se cu re the to and for th e boys In w hich he w ill crt,w ds th e re by p u ttin g th e team s on
speak of th e n atu re , th e needs th e “ “ “an,cla,ly [nd®P#n<>«at basis,
ed and w ere not q u ite big enough for
from th e "M essiah,” by a ch o ru s of p ossibilities fo r th e fu tu re. T he l a ­ land u n d er th e S tone und T im ber act, o p p o rtu n ities, and the fath e r of -
th e job.
™ e league has adopted
---------- a n numl
um ber of
800 voices, w ill be one of th e o u t­ dies trio from th e C o ttrell ch u rch , b ut th e co u n try w as not surveyed and
p rin cip les w hich w ill be Htrongly ad-
title
could
not
be
obtained
at
th
a
t
m
odern
boy.
T
he
p
a
re
n
ts
and
sis
te
rs
hered
to,
forem
ost
of
w
hich
Is to bar
co
n
sistin
g
of
Mrs.
I.
H.
P
hipps,
Mrs.
sta n d in g fe a tu re s of th e P io n eer P a g ­
AGED CORBETT MAN
tim e. T he p a rtn e rs held on and of th e boys of th e com m unity a re ex- , an y team s from h irin g players to help
Chas.
W
ilkenson
and
Mrs.
Je
ss
Hite,
eant,
"How
th
e
W
est
W
as
W
on,”
to
RIES FROM INJURIES
worked for th ree y ears, clea rin g and
w ill sing "N earing th e City.” The building tra ils, an d expended $1500 pected to honor th e boys by th e ir t,le,n th ro u g h a cru cial gume. The
be staged h ere May 28 an d 29.
presence. A sim ilar serv ice w as held n T n i l v r " ' ^ ‘‘7 " * m,usi be feI1,,W8
Jam es H ow ard, an aged fa rm e r liv­
A ssem bling of a ch o ru s of such size elem en tary d ep a rtm en t of the P le a s­ on the p roject, occupying th e land
Urtmo Kt v»
u
. ,
*),ay »or th e love of th e sp o rt and
ing four m iles from C orbett, died has been one of th e m ost difficult a n t H ome I’a p tist ch u rch w ill sing its u nder sq u a tte r's rig h ts. A num ber of a a t t PlojiMfini
P lea san t Home M. E. ch u rch last not for w hat raonev th e re Is in it al-
early Monday m orning from in ju ries
men
w
ere
req
u
ired
to
co
n
stru
c
t
the
Sunday and proved a m eans of in ­ though th e team s as a w hole will re ­
received S unday aftern o o n w hen th e ta sk s atten d in g th e p ag e an t p re p a r­ Sunday school hymn.
tra ils and do o th e r w ork. In 1886 a sp iratio n to a larg e congregation. ceive a prize of som e kind.
h o rse-d raw n buggy w hich he w as ation, b u t th e sin g e rs have all been
house of sh ak es w as built, cam p
A nyone who is in terested In g etting
driving was stru c k by au autom obile re c ru ite d from W alla W alla, P re sc o tt GODWIN’S JERSEY SALE
grounds w ere cleared and accom ino T h ere w ere 27 boys p rese n t and a the league off to a good s ta rt is in v it­
num
ber
of
fath
e
rs,
m
o
th
ers
and
s
is­
an d overtu rn ed near th e V ista house and W aitsb u rg , W ashington, an d Mil-
WILL BE ATTRACTIVE dations provided for those who m ight te rs.
ed to be p rese n t a t th e m eeting to bo
on the Colum bia riv er highw ay. The
come. In th e fall, 420 feet of ladders
held in B oring, Monday evening
man w as throw n out upon the pave­ ton, F re e w a te r and W eston, Oregon.
May 5.
Of special im p o rtan ce to th e people w ere rem oved from th e caves by Mr.
Sunday
evening.
May
11.
th
e
re
will
A
ju
n
io
r
ch
o
ru
s
of
600
g
rad
e
school
m ent, strik in g his head and f ra c tu r ­
in th is neighborhood is th e auction B urch and put u n d er sh elter for the be a M other's Day service In w hich
A p ractice gume w ill be played at
ing his skull. F u n eral services w ere ch ild ren w ill au g m en t the ad u lt choir sale to be held next T uesday, May 6, w inter.
T ro u td ale Sunday, betw een G resham
held a t th e C orbett ch u rch on T h u rs ­ in th e opening ch o ru s of th e pag ean t, on th e H otel Benson F arm by M. G.
D uring the su m m er of 1887 Mr. th e m others and d au g h ters w ill be and T routdale. The outcom e of the
day afternoon.
and accom panim ents w ill be played by Godwin. T his is a com plete d is­ B urch com pleted th e w ork of clearing especially honored.
gam e w ill not affect th e league sta n d ­
Mr. H ow ard w as 86 y ea rs of age.
ing.
p ersal of th e e n tire dairy herd of around th e caves and spent th e la tte r
th
H e is survived by his aged wife who , e 65-piece W alla W alia sym phony reg istered Je rse y s, ab o u t 60 head in p a rt of th e sum m er exploring and
i
POWELL VALLEY
is blind. She is the foster m other of i o rch e stra.
all. T his 4 s one of th e best h erd s in guiding th o se who cam e to see the
HUGE LUMBER ( ARGO
A ttorney O liver H ickey of P o rtlan d .
T he pag ean t, to be p resen ted for th e w est and co n tain s an im als of w onders. T h ere w ere not m any sight
LEFT PORTLAND SUNDAY
School
w
ill
close
May
16
for
th
e
seers
th
e
re
a
t
th
a
t
tim
e
and
in
the
fall
th e second tim e w ith a c a st of 3200, m ost p o p u lar breeding. Included in
T hose Good N ash C lothes
sum m er vacation. Miss M arian Rob
w ill review 70 y ea rs of h isto ry of th e th e lot a re d au g h ters of such b ulls as he cam e out.
T he A m erican ste am er "M onticello"
All wool, tailo red to m easure, su it or Pacific N orthw est.
ertso n w ill be retain ed as prin cip al,
F u ssy F ern s Noble. O nota’s C atillon
G resham C om m unity C hurch.
«ailed
from P o rtlan d , Sunday, A pril
o vercoat $23.50. The best clothes on
Boy, Oxford You'll Do, Jr., and oth er
T he G resham Com m unity ch u rch th e o th er te ac h er being Mrs. A. Camp 27, w ith th e la rg e st carg o of lum ber
e a rth for th e price. P. F. Black,
Money to loan on rea l estate. F arm sires th a t have m ade th e breed fa ­ will
of
G
resham
.
T
he
board
decided
at
th
e
hold re g u la r serv ices on Sunday.
G resham , Oregon.—Adv.
mous. One of th e h erd bulls is a son
loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. T horne.
ever ca rrie d from P o rtlan d o r from
of Oxford M ajesty F an cy Beau, th e S unday school a t 10 a. m., preach in g la st m eeting to dispense w ith th e th ird any p o rt on th e Pacific co ast and
by
th
e
p
asto
r,
E.
F.
Crook,
a
t
11
te
ac
h
er,
th
e
atten
d
a
n
ce
h
ard
ly
w
a
r­
iT T ìT
younger bull is F e rn ’s Oxford W ar­
fare, he w as Ju n io r cham pion a t th e o'clock, also p reach in g at 7:45 with ra n tin g th e same. Miss T ecla Shu- probably from an y o th e r w orld port.
T his ste am er of th e United A m er­
G resham fa ir la st fall and is from the special evangelist singers. P ra y e r- holm has decided to re s t for a y ear
m eeting will be field W ednesday eve­
m ost p o p u lar breeding.
ican lines in te rco sta l service had
ning a t 7:45. A co rd ia l w elcom e is and w ill enjoy a E u ro p ean trip , le av ­
aboard 6,350,612 feet of lum ber v al­
He tra c e s on sh o rt lines five tim es extended to all.
ing about th e 22 of th e m onth w ith a
to th a t g re a t foundation sire. Im p o rt­
ued a t $159,215 for d elivery In New
p
a
rty
of
P
o
rtla
n
d
friends.
ed Golden F e rn s Lad, th e sire of E m ­
BRIQUETS.
York City. T his Im m ense load w as
inent. T he sale includes heavy p ro ­
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e L u th er m ade possible by a deck load of from
S um m er prices In effect now. Ek-
ducing cows, young stock both sexes, strom T ru c k Service, phone 1581.
I eague w ill be held S unday evening
9 to 11 feet.
and th e tw o g re a t bulls. T h ere will
a t th e L u th e ra n ch u rch , th e presi-
also be a q u an tity of personal p ro p ­
T h e n ea rest reco rd to th is w as
C
edar
p
o
sts
for
sale.
Any
q
u
an
tity
.
e rty sold.
A. W. M etzger Co. P h o n e 1451.
tf dent, S. M. Staffenson, conducting the m ade in 1913 when th e B ritish ste am ­
service. T he L adles Aid w ill ren d e r er “A lgoa” loaded 6.012,000 feet a t
p rogram S atu rd ay evening a t th e P o rtlan d for A u stralia.
ch u rch . Mrs. A ugust F ra n k w ill en
1 he m ovem eut of lum ber to ea ste rn
te rta in th e L adles Aid a t h e r home United S tate s p o rts has been very
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n May 8, a t 2 heavy th is year. S h ip m en ts th e first
o ’clock.
th ree m onths am ounted to 26,700,000
Miss Violet L angford has retu rn ed feet. Shipm ents d u rin g th is m onth to
home from P o rtlan d w h ere she has April 26th am ounted to 24,769,088 feet
been em ployed for sev eral weeks.
m aking a to tal so fa r th is year of 61,-
T he Rev. O. J. W llner w ill p reach i 469,088 feet. L um ber sh ip m en ts for
Sunday m o rn in g from th e them e “T he th e e n tire year 1923 w ere less th a n
Good S h ep h erd ,” and in the evening 1 6f>.000,000 feet so it would seem th a t
from th e w ords, "W hat, is th e Sin th is y e a r’s sh ip m en ts w ill a t least
Blotted O ut?” S ervices and p ray e r double th e record of la st year.
m eetings as usual.
D uring th is m onth th e re have been
17 ste am ers c a rry in g full or p a rtia l
cargoes of lum ber In th e In te rc o s ta r
ANDREW RYBERG HURT
WHILE BLASTING STUMPS trade. W hile th e g re a te r p a rt of th is
lum ber h as been delivered to New
Andrew Ryberg. 65 y ea rs old. living | York sh ip m e n t, a re m ade to 'a lm o sT a n
n ear th e Pow ell Valley sto re. w as i ea ste rn and G ulf p o rts w ith whom wo
serio u sly h u rt y esterd ay w hile b la st­ I have steam er service.
ing stu m p s on th e W alford Staffenson
Tho "M onticello” had on board 500
.
FERN’S OXFORD WARFARE, 2I7MNI
place. S ev eral ch a rg es had been set
The g re a t young h erd sire th a t w ill be sold next T uesday a t the Godwin ' and all had gone off b u t one. S u p ­ , tons of m iscellaneous carg o besides
sale
the 10,500 to n s of lu m b er m aking a
posing It was dead he w ent to see ju st j to tal cargo of 11,000 tons*
as th e b last w ent off. He w as throw n
E xports of lum ber from P o rtlan d
20 feet and suffered a broken arm , a I during the first four w eeks of A pril
slig h tly fra c tu re d skull and num erous am ounted to 27,723,806 feet of th is
cu ts and b ru ises. T he Injured man
am ount 13.775,271 feet w as for China,
was h u rrie d to a P o rtlan d hospital 10,868,154 feet for Ja p an . 2.832,667 feet
w here rep o rts th is m o rn in g a re th a t
for A u stralia and th e b alan ce to th e
he Is doing well.
United Kingdom and th e c o n tin e n t
“For seven years the people
have borne with uncomplain­
ing courage the tremendous
burden of national and lo­
cal taxation. These must
both be reduced.”
— Calvin Coolidge
Vote for Coolidge
Primaries May 16
SALE ON RATINES
Imported French Heather Ratines
36-inches wide, Regular
yard
Sale Price 98c
Paid Advertisement. Paid for by I. L. Patterson
Manager Coolidge Campaign
JT
$1.25
S For
PE
C IA L S
One Week Only
DOMESTIC RATINES
Comes in Alaize, Cornflower, I’ongee, Nile
Rose and White
JUSTICE VERSUS POLITICS
A PLAIN STATEMENT 111
Regular 60c, Sale Price 48c
Children’s Blue Play Suits
I have been In b usiness here for th irty y ears and nobody has
ever accused me of a sin g le dishonest or im proper act.
1 have been C om m issioner for M ultnom ah co unty for four y ears
and never before has a ch a rg e of im proper conduct been b ro u g h t
ag a in st me.
My life, public and p riv ate, is an open book, My record is w ith-
out a flaw.
Every act of m ine has been intended fo r th e best in te re st of you
people of M ultnom ah county. I have sought to find o ut w hat you
w anted, and then I have tried to get It for you.
I ask you to learn all th e facts
1 ask of you nothing but justice.
CHARLES S. RUDEEN,
( hair man. Board of County Commissioner*.
—Paid Adv.
15c, 25c and 35c
NEE O IR
Special 85c
CHARLES S. RUDEEN
ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS
SPECIAL FOR MEN
Good Grade Khaki Pant», Reg. $1.95
WINDOW
Misses % Length
MERCERIZED HOSE
Special for Saturday and Monday
at 25c a Pair
$1.75
MOTHER’S DAY, MAY 11
Remember Mother with a Card,
u e have a Good Assortment, now in Stock
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
Phonc 14,1
"The House oj Quality"
Gresham
DEPP’S RACKET STORE