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G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY,
VOL. 14, NO. 28
FAIR PLAY ASKED
FOR E. A. ENQUIST
VOTERS, DON’T GET
CONFUSED VOTINO
FOR COMMISSIONERS
M ultnom ah county, beyond th e city
lim its of P o rtlan d , is big in a re a b u t 1
com paratively
sm all
In
voting
stre n g th . T h at p a rt of ou r com m uni- j
ty has a m erito rio u s claim for re p re
se n tatio n in the le g isla tu re, and offers
a candidate for th e rep u b lican n o rn l-’
n atio n in th e person of E. A. E n q u ist ;
of W arrendale. T h at E n q u ist Is w ell
th o u g h t of by tho se who know him
b est is evidenced by the fac t th a t he ■
has been school d irecto r and clerk the
g re a te r p a rt of 20 y ea rs he has lived
In the d istrict.
G enerosity and fa ir play a re big e le
m ents in red-blooded A m ericanism .
H eeding th ese im pulses every voter
should give th e situ atio n th o u g h tfu l
co nsideration and m ake it his p a rtic u - |
la r b usiness to see th a t ou r a g ric u l
tu r a l com m unity sh a ll have re p re se n
ta tio n on th e ticket. Out of 13 to be
REPUBLICANS, UNITE.
nom inated it is not too m uch to ask
T he follow ing recom m endations are
th a t one come from outside th e city of ma(je by th e Oregon R epublican club
P o rtlan d .
, an(j th e Oregon R epublican U nion
E. A. E n q u ist of e a ste rn M ultnom ah conference. T hese nam es a re urged
county (P. O. W a rre n d a le ) is a can- ¡n or(j er th a t d elegates and electo rs
d idate fo r re p re se n ta tiv e in th e legis- m ay be d istrib u ted th ro u g h o u t th e
la tu re. H e w as born of Sw edish p ar- gtaj e
en tag e in 1884 and brought to A m eri
F o r D elegates— S tate a t L arg e
ca In his childhood. A high school
Bishop, F an n ie K., of M arion Co.
education has been supplem ented by
C a rter, Wm. A., of M ultnom ah Co.
20 y ea rs p rac tica l experience in com
E venson, O. J., of C olum bia Co.
m ercial flàhing and farm in g in e a s t
F u lto n , G. C., of C latsop Co.
e rn M ultnom ah county, an d ’h y active
Johnso n , A. J., of B enton Co.
In te re st in ed ucational m a tte rs, he
M arsters, A. C., of D ouglas Co.
h aving been d irec to r and c le rk of
M etchan, Phil, of M ultnom ah Co.
school d istric t No. 46 for m any y ea rs. F o r D elegates T hird C ongressional
T he follow ing ex cerp ts strik e th e k ey
D istrict (M ultnom ah Co.)
n ote of his platfo rm :
M atthieu, 8. A., of M ultnom ah Co.
"G ive every th in g th a t grow s a good
Lee, J. D., for Coolidge (w rite in
s ta r t—boys and g irls Included—and
For President
th e crop w ill tu rn out w ell. L eg isla
Coolidge, Calvin, of M asschusetts.
tion th a t gives In tellig en t expression
F o r Vice P re sid en t
to m oral and ed ucational forces is
Low den, F ra n k 0., of Illinois.
good leg islatio n —and good business.
F o r E lecto rs
W e w ill go faste r if we go slow , w ith
Boyd, Daniel, of W allow a Co.
ex p erim en tal legislation. T he b eaten
G eorge, M. C., of M ultnom ah Co.
tr a il is sa fe st and b est in th e long
G owan, A. W., of H arn ey Co.
ru n . T axes w ill reduce them selves if
H olm an, Glen O., of P olk Co.
w e a re as ca refu l and fru g a l w ith
S tea rn s, Sr., J. O., of M ultnom ah Co.
th e public m oney as we a re w ith our
T he follow ing rep u b lican s a re rec-
own. In public, as w ell as in p riv ate omnj en(j ed fo r n om ination fo r th e
life, we should keep In line w ith th e ¡ gtate le g isla tu re :
id eals of rig h t th in k in g men and
F o r S tate S en ate
w om en.”
C orbett, H a rry L.
H is slogan is, "E conom y: More
D unne, Joe E.
E conom y; S till More Econom y.”
H uston, O liver B.
S tap les, Isa a c E.
TO OUR READERS.
T hom as, G eorge B.
On acco u n t of th e second re g u la r
F or R ep resen tativ es (T h irteen )
Issue of th e O utlook th is w eek com
ing on election day, it has been found
Bailey, .1. O.
n ec essary to p u t th is issue in th e
B ennett, J. E.
m ails T h u rsd ay n ig h t and F rid ay
E n q u ist, E. A.
m orning.
G erm an, F red W.
So m uch political ad v e rtisin g de
G ordon, H e rb e rt
m anded space in T uesd ay ’s O utlook
th a t m uch reading m a tte r and som e
H u rlb u rt, Thos. H.
ad s intended for th a t issue had to be
K im ble, Addle S.
om itted.
K
irkw ood, R. J.
An effort has been m ade to get th is
K oehn, G eorge L.
issue d istrib u ted as early as possible.
K uehn, Louis.
BRIQUETS.
Lew is, D. C.
All C. O. D. o rd ers delivered in Ju n e
R auch, Geo. L.
fo r one ton or m ore, $14.75. E kstrom
W oodw ard, W illiam F.
T ru c k Service, phone 1581.
PROCURE YOUR SUN HATS NOW
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For Boys.........................$1.25, $1.45, $2.15
For Men a t ...........................$2.25 and $3.75
These canvas shoes are the reliable product of the Bea
con Falls Shoe Company
New Patent Leather Steppers cor the little folks, brown
leather sandals, sizes 11 to 5, real leather
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
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D ivision o f O reg o n S ons o f V etera n s
B en efit lo c a l cam p
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEMBERS FORI M
MONDAY EVENING
K IM I WORDS.
Mr. F. S. Senu is a law yer of P o rt-
land and a farm er of G resham . He Is
a t hom e in P o rtlan d in th e Yeon
building an d a t home h ere on his farm
ju st south of H ogan statio n .
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DON’T
BE
MISLED.
T h at is a tine piece of political
ch ican ery on th e p a rt of c e rta in can-
didates for co unty com m issioner and
th e ir b ack ers to s ta rt th e idea th a t if
1 th e ir tick et as a w hole is not voted
It w ill m ore th a n likely let th e r e
Mr. Senn is also at hom e in saying
called com m issioner back in.
kind w ords and show ing his a p p re
D on't be m isled into th in k in g th a t
ciation of th e efforts of o th ers. Of
you have to vote for S m ith in o rd er
course, being a p ro g ressiv e fa rm e r as
to keep Rudoen from being re-elected
w ell as law yer, he ta k es th e Outlook.
on th e recall. T h ere's n o thing to It.
H is recen t le tte r in ren ew in g his su b
Vote your choice but consider c a re
sc rip tio n is too good to be lost o r soon
fully th e ad v isab ility of voting for a
fo rg o tten .
H is le tte r is a double
m an who h as had y ea rs of experience
h ead er, as you w ill see, w hich is ad d
ed proof of o u r previous statem en t. In county affairs w ith a clean record
In p referen ce to one who has had
H e says.
none.
"W e have y o u r ex p iratio n notice on
th e G resham O utlook, and h erew ith | 8 H E B | F P HURLBURT A WORKER,
enclose you our check for $1.50.
F o r ten y ea rs Sheriff H u rlb u rt has
“In th is connection, p erm it us to
say th a t we have enjoyed your p aper been in office and from th e tim e he
d u rin g th e p a st year. We find it full took th e oath of office he has labored
of good Usings, and though we have co n stan tly to b rin g th e office w ith its
th e P o rtlan d p ap ers every day, yet m any different d ep a rtm en ts to be sec
we alw ay s look fo rw ard to o u r local ond to none in th e w hole country.
p ap er. I am in te reste d in th e G re sh T h a t he has succeeded in a re m a rk
am d istric t, as 1 have a farm of some able m an n er is a m a tte r of record
220 ac res n e a r H ogan statio n , and A casu al v isit to th e co u rth o u se will
your p ap er h as never overlooked an convince anyone of this. To so su c
o p p o rtu n ity to boost G resham and ceed has dem anded executive ability
of a high o rd er, co n stan t and faithful
vicinity.
service, th e ra r e sagacity in selecting
“ P erm it m e also to th a n k you for th e proper dep u ties and a s sista n ts t o
th e kindly m ention you have m ade of g eth er w ith th e supervision of all th e
th e candidacy of W. A. E k w all for d ep artm en ts th a t th is high efficiency
c irc u it ju d g e of M ultnom ah county. sh a ll be m aintained. And w ith all th is
Mr. E kw all w as in my office and w as Sheriff H u rlb u rt p ossesses th e happy
asso ciated w ith me fa r som e 12 years. facu lty of keeping th is varied ma
H e studied law w hile in my office. ch in ery ru n n in g harm oniously. T h ere
Being w ithout m eans, he w as co m p ell h as never been even a rip p le of d is
ed to w ork d u rin g th e daytim e and cord, n eith er h as th e re been any
studied law a t night, finally passin g clash w ith th e local police d e p a rt
th e b ar exam in atio n w ith c re d it to m ent, even th o u g h he has m ore legal
him self. L ater on he w as appointed au th o rity th a n th e local police, in
to th e bench by th e m ayor of th is city, th a t th e co unty is bigger th a n the
from am ong m any candidates. Since city
his elevation to th e bench he h as giv
T he m an w ho p ossesses th e se var
en
em in
,
. . en . t . sa tisfac tio n , both to . the .led q u alities is indeed ra re . In th ese
b a r and to th e pub ic. T hough h e h a s •
ten
g T M. H u rlb u rt haa
proved him self not only of g reat
com pelled to stru g g le sin ce childhood, w orth to th e county, b u t each year,
he has, th ro u g h in d u stry an d honesty, because of his experience, he has be
m ade h lm salf adm ired and com m end com e of m ore and m ore value to the
ed by all th o se who know him , and ta x payers. By quiet, w atchful, p e r
we bespeak for him your k in d est co n siste n t atten tio n to duty, he saves
sid eratio n a t th e p rim a ry on May .16, th o u san d s of d o lla rs for th e people.
w hen he com es up for nom ination.
It would be th e h eig h t of folly to d is
pense w ith th e service of such a m an
MORE GOOD WORDS.
T h ere Is no office w ith m ore te m p ta
We alw ays th o u g h t th e O utlook w as tions to g ra ft and co rru p tio n . But
In a class by Itself b u t now we le arn j Sheriff H u rlb u rt has ten y ea rs of
th a t it is in a class of six—th e b est j clean, stra ig h t, honest service to rec-
six. Even th a t m eans a good deal om m end him. T h ere Is no arg u m en t,
and we ap p re cia te th e kind w ords how ever p lausible, th a t can overcom e
and co n sid eratio n th a t placed us serv ice like this. Our ap p reciatio n
am ong th o se on th e high p in n acle of can best be show n next F rid a y by an
en th u sia stic and stro n g m ajo rity of
fam e.
A le tte r from th e U n iv ersity of votes to keep him In office as our
sheriff.
M issouri School x>f Jo u rn a lism say s:
T he arg u m e n ts a re now all In. We
Your p ap er nas been selected as
one of th e ’eix best co u n try w eeklies In ki^ow w hat he h as done In th e tax de
th e state. T he nam in g of th e se six p artm en t, how he has reo rg an ized the
co u n try n ew sp ap ers w as by th e sec w hole system so th a t we have one of
re ta ry of your own sta te p ress a sso th e best In th e w hole co u n try , and
ciation, a t th e sug g estio n of th e U ni th ereb y saves us th o u san d s of d o llars
v ersity of M issouri School of J o u r n a l each year. At K elly B utte also he haR
tran sfo rm ed th is in stitu tio n from a
ism.
big expense, so m uch th a t it had to
“T he M issouri school w ould a p p re be closed up, u n til now, u n d er Sheriff
c iate a m arked copy of tw o se p a ra te H u rlb u rt, It is a self-su p p o rtin g and
re c e n t Issues of y o u r p ap e r for a a paying proposition.
T he county
Jo u rn a lism w eek exhibit here, May 12 jail is one of th e b est conducted p r is
to 17.”
on« in th e U nited S tate s and w here
o th e r sheriffs have pocketed th e p ro f
G resham Com m unity C hurch.
its m ade from feeding th e p riso n ers
R eg u lar serv ices a t th e G resham ' 88 one of th e p erq u isites of th e office
com m unity ch u rch Bible S tan d ard . | Shel!® ” ur(,b,urt4a has t,u r " ed
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profit back in to th e co unty tre a su ry ,
S unday school a t 10 a. m. P reach in g an(j jagt yea r th e tre a su ry w as rich e r
a t 11 a. m. P re ac h in g a t 8 p. m. S u n -| by $20,000 from th is source alone,
day evening. P ra y e r m eeting on W ed T h ere h as n ev er been ad v erse c r iti
nesday evening a t 8 p. m. All are cism of th is office, for th e reaso n th a t
a clean, s tra ig h t, h o n est m an has
co rd ially Invited to th e se services been o u r sheriff. Such men Indeed
REV. F. E. CROOK, P asto r.
a re ra re .
Featuring These Specials for This
Week Only, Commencing Saturday
Morning, May 17th
Recvlar $2.95 punted Silk Crepe. 40 inches wide
Sale P t’?e, yard................................... .... $2.35
Regular $2.75 Silk and Wool Canton Crepe. 40 inches
wide, navy, tan and grey, Special, y ard.... $2.29
12 Mommie weight Imported Japanese Pongee Silk
Special per yard..................................................... 88<i
Regular $2.85 Pure Linen Table Damask, 70 inches
wide, good weight Chrysanthemum, SpcI yd. $2.39
60-inch Mercerized Table Damask, extra value
Special per yard..................................................... 43 <’
Regular 65c Turkish Towels, large size, pink and blue
border, Special, each........... ................................. 49d
Regular 35c W hite Turkish Towels, good size and
weight, Special, each............................................ 25»‘
36-inch B est Q u a lity P e r c a le s in lig h t fa n c y
p a ttern s, so ld reg u la r at 2 8 c, S p cl. yd . 2 4c
27-inch Cheviot Shirtings, good assortment of striped
patterns for shirts, rompers, etc., Special, yard 19d
32-inch Silk Striped Shirtings, sold regular at 59c
Special at yard....................................................... 43C
36-inch Colored Outing Flannel, good weight, our reg
ular 28c quality, Special at, yard........................ 25d
36-inch White Outing Flannel, our regular 32c quality
Special at yard....................................................... 26d
The mark will be money at this affair.
Come and be a pre-war millionaire
F ull Line o f S h oes for the w h o le fa m ily
to be fou n d here
Watch for the bugles and drums
L. A. WACK & CO.
R E FR E SH M E N T S W ILL BE SERVED
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1921
H ear ye, h ea r ye, m em bers of th e
40c, 50c
and 35c
and 35c
Children’s Crash Hats in white and linen colors..
50<‘
Misses’ and Women’s Trimmed Straws..... 25<‘ and 35<‘
CANVAS SHOES
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E D IT O R IA L
In g en e ral on th is m a tte r each
b allo t—th e re g u la r nom inating b al
lot and th e rec all b allo t—should be
studied and m ark ed as if th e re w ere
only th e one ballot, for one in no
w ay ta k e s th e place of th e other.
T he voter should rem em ber he
h as th re e th in g s to do.
(1) N om inate a m an for county
com m issioner for th e four y ear
te rm beginning n ex t Ja n u a ry . I t is
Mr. R udeen's term th a t would re g
u la rly expire a t th a t tim e.
(2) Vote to re c a ll or not to re c a ll
any one or Ml th ree of th e p rese n t
com m issioners.
(3) Vote to elect th e ir su ccesso rs
If recalled.
One th in g th a t m ay confuse som e
v o ters is th a t th e very m en who
m ay be recalled m ay be voted for to
succeed them selves. So it is pos
sible to rec all a com m issioner and
re -e le c t him to succeed him self on
th e recall. D oubtless m any u n w it
tin g ly and som e ju s t for a th o u g h t
less joke w ill m a rk th e ir b allo ts in
th a t way.
Men’s Straw ..................
25c,
Boy Scout Straw ........................ 30c
Childen’s S t r a w ....................... 25c
MAY
Gresham
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Oregon
(1 resham C om m ercial club, th is Is
for you and any who w ish to become
m em bers.
T he m em b ers’ forum plan has
been adopted by th e club and w ill
be in a u g u ra ted Monday evening by
a luncheon a t W ithrow 's beginning
at 6:30 an d closing about S.
T he plan adopted Includes a w eek
ly luucheou on Monday evenings
w ith brief, snappy speaking on
tim ely and im p o rta n t su b jects by in
vited lead ers of th o u g h t and ac tiv i
ty. It w ill be a tim e to consider
briefly su b jects of tim ely In terest,
pass reso lu tio n s, etc.
T he com m ittee of th e com m ercial
club having th is tn ch a rg e co n sists
of L. S. E llerm an , ch airm an , J. R.
M artin and A. 8. Hisey. T his is a
good live com m ittee and they p ro m
ise som e th in g s w o rth while. The
luncheon w ill be fifty cen ts a plate.
T he sp e ak e rs for M onday n ig h t
a re from th e Oregon sta te cham ber
and a re th e follow ing: W. L. Boise,
ch a irm an of th e lan d settlem en t
com m titee; W. G. Ide, m an ag er of
land se ttle m en t w eek and R. H.
Kipp, m an ag er of th e m ark etin g
com m ittee.
Names should be rep o rted by Mon
day noon to J. R. M artin, phone 43,
or W ith ro w ’s, phone 1111.
HOLMAN IS STRONG.
' R ufus H olm an is w ithout question
th e stro n g est, m ost capable and ex
perienced m an am ong all th e c a n d i
dates
for
county
com m issioner,
eith er as a re g u la r nom inee or on the
rec all ballot.
He w as county com m issioner for 10
y ears s tra ig h t and for 10 y ea rs w as
ch airm an of th e In te rs ta te bridge
com m ission. T he building and oper
atlon of th e In te rs ta te bridge is re
garded as one of th e m ost successful
public e n te rp rise s of Its m agnitude
ever accom plished.
He w ould apply th e sam e p rin cip les
of honesty and economy to th e bu ild
ing of th e co unty bridges.
U nder his le ad ersh ip m any refo rm s
and public w orks w ere b ro u g h t about,
some of w hich w ere criticised at the
tim e b ut a re now reg ard ed as w orthy
m onum ents to a g re a t county and
state.
He in tro d u ced system and r e g u la r
ity into th e co u n ty ’s business affairs.
He estab lish ed th e county p u rc h a s
ing d ep a rtm en t and accom plished
m any o th e r refo rm s and econom ies.
H e took th e ad m in istra tio n of coun
ty relief out of politics and obtained
th e co operation of th e Public W elfare
B ureau tn th e work.
H e reo rg an ized th e co unty farm ,
p u ttin g th e farm in g o p eratio n s u nder
th e d irectio n of th e Oregon A g ricu l
tu ra l college and th e c a re of th e In
m ates In ch a rg e of train ed n u rses.
At th e risk of being considered p u g
nacious, he contended for th e public
in te re sts a t a ll tim es re g a rd le ss of
who tra n sg re sse d th ereo n .
He w as In stru m en tal In th e co n
stru c tin g th e co unty ho sp ital for the
safe and hum ane ca re of th e county'x
ill and u n fo rtu n a te .
T he ho sp ital,
like th e In te rs ta te bridge w as co n
stru cted w ithin th e estim ates, w ithout
c re a tin g a public debt.
M ainly u n d er his ad m in istra tio n the
co u n ty 's system of good ro ad s w as
developed and th e co u n ty ’s b ea u ti
ful highw ays w ere built.
Mr. H olm an fav o rs callin g for se p
a ra te bids on th e c o n stru c tio n of the
bridges. He w ould Invite bids on th e
various kinds of w ork and m a terial
Involved— th e
su b stru c tu re ,
steel
w ork and ro ad w ays. On th e I n te r
s ta te bridge, Mr. H olm an says, th e re
w ere 13 se p a ra te c o n tra c ts, resu ltin g
In com petition and low er bids.
Mr. H olm an h as no ax es to grind
no c o n tra c to rs to favor, no personal
4nt.erests to conserve. H e sta n d s for
efficiency, econom y and public good.
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
<1.30 Per Year
SCHOOL ATHLETICS
CLAIM ATTENTION
In te re s t in school ath letics is d i
vided betw een baseball and te n u is a t
th is season and the n ex t few days
w ill decide m a tte rs of cham pionship.
T he en tire te n n is club of 25 m em bers
en tered th e to u rn am en t an d th e gam es
a re a ttra c tin g m any of th e high and
g rad e school pupils and tow nspeople.
T he first round of th e te n n is to u rn a
m en t has been played w ith the fol
low ing re su lts:
P au l R u sh er elim in ates M elchoir
D uncan 6 to 1. 6 to 0.
W inston S tro n g elim in ates David
L ane 6 to 0, 6 to 1.
Bill K eenan elim in ates V earl H ow
ell 6 to 1, 6 to 3.
Stafford D ow sett elim in ates O rville
Jo h n so n 6 to 0, 6 to 0.
Guy R u sh er elim in ates G. A nder
son 6 to 2. 7 to 5.
Jam es M cA llister d efau lts Glen F ull.
Ray W adsw orth d efa u lts Ed. Stubbs.
E. Nelson d efau lts Reggie S ten n er-
son.
La Monte S tuck d e fa u lts-G ra n t Mc
M illan.
Lesley Lynch d efau lts A rchie P e te r
son.
R alph W adsw orth d efau lts C lair
Stockton,
T he to u rn a m e n t w ill be finished be
fore school Is o u t and th e re su lts of
th e second und th ird ro u n d s and th e
sem i-finals and tint,Is w ill be pub
lished. K een com petition Is expected
in th e final ro u n d s and th e m atches
a re being w atched w ith in terest.
B aseball P ro sp ects Are Bright.
A fter holding G resham sco reless for
tw o innings, G resham tu rn ed th e
gam e Into a slu g fest, scoring a t w ill
and h ittin g one p itc h er out of th e box.
In th e gam e w ith M olalla T uesday.
T he final score w as 9 to 0 in favor of
G resham . W inters, by su p erb p itch
ing, held M olalla to one h it and cam e
n ear p itching a no-hit, n o -ru n gam e.
M olalla, in th e la st of th e th ird Inn
ing, "flew off the b a t” an d ap p a ren tly
could n o t se ttle down to ea rth again.
T he h ard h ittin g of L unday and
Woods and the p itch in g of W inters
w ere fea tu re s of th e gam e.
Tw o m ore gam«*s rem ain on th e
schedule, one w ith M olalla on the
la tte r ’s ground on F rid a y of th is
w eek and one w ith T he D alles on
T h u rsd ay of n ex t w eek here. W ins
over th ese team s cinch th e ch am pion
ship of W illnm ette V alley and m iddle
C olum bia d istric ts. By v irtu e of th e
victory over D ufur, w hich h as th e
U pper C olum bia d is tric t ch am pion
ship, and th e decisive victory over
Scappoose, L ow er Colum bia ch a m
pions, G resham h as p rac tica lly th e
sta te ch am pionship cinched.
L ast year w hen G resham claim ed
th e sta te cham pionship, Salem , Mo
la lla and Im bler co n tested h er right.
Salem has been defeated by M olalla
th is y ear and O resh am 's cru sh in g de
feat of M olalla leaves b ut th e team s
of so u th e rn and e a ste rn Oregon as
possible co n ten d ers for sta te c h a m
pionship, b ut It is doubtful if any
team in th o se sectio n s h as as good a
reco rd as G resham .
NEAR EAST R ELIEF
BUNDLE DAY, MAY 21
R eader, do you w an t a g re a t sa tis
faction in th e co n scio u sn ess of sh a r
ing som e of your good th in g s w ith
th o se in d ire need? W ould you like
to know th a t you have helped relieve
a child of h u n g er, suffering, o r p e r
haps d eath ? T hen g a th e r up a bundle
of outgrow n, ca st off, o r u seless clo th
ing and do n ate It to th e N ear E ast
R elief w ork. D eliver y o u r bundle to
one of th e ch u rch es or to th e Out
look office or th e Bank of G resham , or
send It d ire c t to J . J. H an d sak er, 613
LEGION BALL TEAM
IS GOING STRONG Stock E xchange, P o rtlan d .
You w on’t m iss m any useful th in g s
T he A m erican Legion b aseball team w hich will be of untold use and help
w ill play B oring a t Boring Sunday, In th e o rp h an a g e w ork.
May 18. On ac co u n t of th e high
school ex ercises w hich w ill be held
A d d itio n a l L ocals
S unday aftern o o n in th e gym nasium
T he Sew and So c irc le of th e M eth
th e hom e g ro u n d s a re not available. odist L ad les’ Aid will m eet at th e
T he local team h as a gam e scheduled hom e of Mrs. F ra n k P eak on W ednes
w ith C ascade Locks, here, for S u n day, May 21. T he h o stess will be a s
sisted by Mrs. H a rry Ott, Mrs. Cecil
day, May 25. T he Legion team m et M etzger, Mrs. C. O. S ch n eider an d
defeat a t th e h an d s of C ascade Locks Mrs. H. J. Buzlck.
rec en tly and w ill m ake a stro n g effort
R obert M ercer, a stu d e n t a t O. A. C.
to even up th e sco re betw een th e two. sp en t th e la st w eek-end w ith I lls p a r
T he Legion team Is w ell organized en ts, Mr. and Mrs. T. E M ercer.
Mrs. E lla H o rn lsh w as quite badly
now, w ith p len ty of p lay ers av ailab le bruised W ednesday forenoon w hen
an d It Is th e p o p u lar belief th a t she w as knocked down hy a ca r on
G resham will p ut a w inning team Into Main s tre e t n ea r L. A. W ack's store.
tb e field th is year. T he p lay ers a re T he ca r backed Into Main s tre e t from
all local boys and no paid p lay ers are Second and h it h er as ahe waa c ro s s
ing th e stre e t. No bones w ere broken
on th e team .
but she w as badly shocked. Mr. K ar-
Any who can and a re in te reste d are lan of th e W hite Rose D airy, d riv er of
u rged to atten d th e gam e a t Boring th e c a r has done all he could for th e
and a good crow d Is hoped for a t the relief of Mrs. H ornlsh.
H orace S agers, aged 70, lost Ms life
gam e Sunday, th e 25th.
early W ednesday m orning w hen the
house in w hich he w as sleeping on th e
U ndenom I na I loual A nnoe ncenien t s. W H. R ogers farm n ea r S p ringdale
T he u su al services w ill be held at b u rn ed to th e ground. T he aged m an,
th e I.O . O F. h all for th e G resham who has been em ployed about the
U ndenom inational ch u rch . Rev. 8. F. place or for n eighbors, has been oc
P itts will preach next S unday at 2:30 cupying th e u p p er p a rt of th e old
p. nt. Good live p ray er m eetings are house
It Is supposed th a t th e fire
held on T uesday evenings arid Bible o rig in ated from a m atch secured to
Study on F rid ay evenings a t 7:30. light pipe or c ig a re tte and th a t when
E veryone is co rd ially Invited.
th e man found his m eans of exit hy
FOR RALE OR TRADE for young stock, ! th e sta irw a y c u t off h e Jumped from
milk < ow. Hurhank seed potatoes Veg- I th e u p p er p orch and th ro u g h som e In
Jar fc Gerber, It. 4, Box »0
I ju ry was un ab le to escap e th e fire.