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G resham O utlook
VOL. 15, NO. 1«,
GRESHAM, MVLTN0MA1I COUNTY, OREGON,
COUNCIL CONSIDERS
STREET LIGHT RATES GRESHAM LOCALS
RECITAL GIVEN BY
PIANO STUDENTS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY, APRIL 3. 1935
FAIR LEASES TRACK
FOR AUTO RACES
#1.50 Per Year
DISTRICT BOARD ELEC T S
WALTERS ROAD IS
GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY
NOW COUNTY ROAD
Mrs. Jam es S terlin g presen ted a
T each ers fo r th e com ing y ear w ere
j num ber of h er piano stu d en ts in a j
elected last w eek by th e school board
pleasing rec ital S atu rd ay aftern o o n at
of G resham d istric t and w ith one ex
T he Outlook w as favored w ith th e j h e r home, at w hich tim e relativ es and I
T he re g u la r m onthly session of th e call y esterd ay of A rth u r I. Inwood, a
T he fa ir board m eeting la st night ception accep tan ce has been signified.
frien d s of th o se p a rtic ip a tin g w ere 1
city council w as held W ednesday eve M innesota friend of th e editor. Mrs.
developed in to a m eeting larg ely of T he one exception Is th a t of Miss
I p rese n t and enjoyed th e v aried pro- !
Adele Schenk, a form er te ac h er in th e
n ing w ith all m em bers presen t. The Inw ood is a te ac h er in Oregon City gram . "T he Ice Man” and “ Rockabye I com m ittee re p o rts on som e of the
school who is atten d in g Oregon N or
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m ost im p o rta n t p a rt of th e m eeting and tw o d au g h ters a re atten d in g th e Song” w ere played by Ju n e Forbes,
fa ir and actio n by th e b o ard on the m al at Monmouth, from whom notice
U niversity of Oregon, m ajo rin g in m u
who w as follow ed by F lo ren ce S ta n
w as a ta lk given th e councilm en by
of accep tan ce has not y et been re-
same.
sic. One of th e d au g h ters h as ap
ley
in "T he P icn ic” and "D ing Dong
A. C. McMicken, sales m an ag er of the plied for a position in th e G resham
One of th e m ost Im p o rtan t m a tte rs i ceived. T h e o th e rs selected a re all
B ell.” “T he B ells,” a rev e rie by H ud
P o rtlan d E lecetric P ow er com pany, in grad e school. T he fam ily expects to
acted on by th e board w as th e a r p rese n t te ac h ers in th e school. Mrs.
son, w as played by M yrtle Shea, and
locate
on
th
e
coast.
ran g em en t of a co n tra c t w ith J. J. Mc Edna W olters did u st file her ap p lica
reg a rd to the p rese n t ra te s and pow er
n ex t w as “T he Chim es,” V andersloot,
Call,
of th e Pacific C oast P ublicity tion for re-election. P rin c ip a l C. M.
T
he
M
usical
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rts
club
h
as
recen
tly
problem s th a t have been u n d er d is
by R obert S terlin g . G retchen Moore
Bureau,
g ra n tin g a five-year lease, Q u ick sall’s 3-year c o n tra c t w ith the
cussion by th e council for some tim e been reorganized w ith a m em bership played “ M azurka,” C. Bohm, she also
w
ith
ad
ditional
five-year option, on an board w ill be in force fo r an o th er
of 21 and w ill be a co n tin u atio n of th e ren d ered a vocal solo, “C rossing to
p ast.
auto racin g tra c k to be b u ilt by the year. T he te ac h ers re-elected a re
club w hich existed som e tim e since
"K n ig h t R u p ert,”
Mr. McMicken covered th e subject u nder th a t nam e. A te m p o rary p re si D ream L and.”
b u reau a t p ra c tic a lly no expense to Mrs. M ary K reu g er, Miss Mabel In
and explained all m a tte rs in th e ir sim - dent, Miss F rie d a B ratzel, h as been Schum an, and "A Sum m er R everie," the fair. It is estim ated th e tra c k will glis, Mrs. G ladys Hoyt, Miss G race
T o rju ssen , w ere ren d ered by Ruth
J cost u p w ard s of {15.000, w hich w ill be Ogilbee. Mrs. P earl H aydn, Miss Helen
p le st form . It h as been th o u g h t th a t elected and Miss W ille re Botkin has
S
terlin g , follow ed by Mary L am b ert in
th e ra te s of th e N o rth w estern w ere been elected te m p o rary se c re ta ry of
an im m ediate outlay for co n stru ctio n Hoss, Miss Ida Nordlne, Miss Rachel
low er th a n his com pany. T his w as th e club. The object of th e club is to "T h e R osary,” Nevin, and “To the w ork, involving g rad in g , surfacing, Chezem. Miss V irginia B roughton and
explained aw ay by ta k in g an old bill be recognized as a fed eratio n so it can R ising Sun," T o rju ssen . H elen Al- fencing, etc. It w as n ecessary to Miss C h ristin e Johns.
and figuring it upon th e tariffs of the become eligible for m em bership in th e th a u s w as h ea rd in four selections, m ake som e surveys an d decide on
Womnn Sues for Da mages for
tw o com panies and th e an sw e r w as N ational F ed eratio n of Music, th e “P re lu d e in C,” Bach, “M oonlight am ount of bonds and in su ran c e, for
Injuries.
alw ays th e sam e. As to w hy different national convention of w hich w ill S onata,” B eethoven, a sea piece by w hich purpose a com m ittee m et today
A h earin g w as held in ju stic e co u rt
ta riffs w ere set out Mr. McMicken have its m eeting p lace in P o rtlan d McDowell and one of P ad erew sk i's w ith Mr. McCall, and w ith th ese de
stated th a t both bodies w ere governed th is sum m er. A nother im p o rta n t p u r m inuets. D uets w ere given from I ta l ta ils cleared up th e officers w ere a u T h u rsd ay aftern o o n In th e case of
by th e P ublic S ervice Com m ission, pose of th e club is to study th e lives ian O v ertu res by Mrs. G ladys Ruegg thorized to sign up th e co n tra c t with Mrs. Ella H ornish ag a in st F red K a r
w hich com m ission drew up th e tariffs of th e g re a t m a ste rs an d to be p re and Mrs. Ja m es Sterling.
th e lessee. I t w as expected th is len for dam ages In connection w ith
E ach pupil gave an in te re stin g ac
now in effect, and it w as evident th a t pared to sponsor a m u sical co n cert
w ould be done today. Mr. McCall said 1 In ju ries th e form er holds to have su s
th ey w ere m ade different so as to lead w hen the need arises. T he n ex t m eet co u n t of som e im p o rta n t event in the a crew would begin w ork at once and tain ed when she w as stru c k by a
people to th in k th e re w as com petition ing of th e org an izatio n w ill occur on life of each of th e g rea t m asters. The it w as hoped to have th e tra c k ready j Bulck to u rin g oar driven by K arlen on
Main stre e t betw een S channo's con
in th e elec trica l pow er industry, th e first T uesday afte r E a ste r at th e aftern o o n closed w ith refresh m en ts.
to use on D ecoration day.
w h ereas fac ts and figures show th a t public lib rary . A sp eak er from P o rt
A ccording to the c o n tra c t th e lessee fectionery and W ack's sto re on the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
th e re is not.
has exclusive use of th e tra c k a t all ] 14th of May, 1924. The decision of
land w ill probably be p re se n t a t th a t
T he Bible school w ill m eet a t 10 ' tim es except d u rin g th e w eek of the Ju d g e Brow n will be announced S a t
tim
e
to
get
th
e
class
sta
rte
d
in
its
T he question of who ow ns th e stre e t
a. m., classes for all ages and com pe- | fa jr . The re tu rn to th e fa ir w ill be a urday. Tw o w itnesses ap p eared for
lig h ts w hich have been Installed by w ork. New m em bers a re co rd ially
te n t in stru c to rs in charge. S tra n g e rs lib eral p ercen tag e of th e g ate receipts. th e plaintiff a t th e city h all y e ste r
th e city w as answ ered by him w hen welcomed.
m ade w elcom e and all who have no
W. C. H uggins, of th e L evitt-B row n- day, a Mrs. Bell and A rnold Ruegg,
he stated th a t th e com pany ow ns th e I Mrs. R. T. S m ith an d h er so n -in
re g u la r ch u rch home co rd ially in H uggins com bined show s, w as p resen t w hile K arlen had h ut one w itness, his
poles b u t th a t a ll lines, b rac k ets and law and d au g h ter, Mr. an d Mrs. vited.
to neg o tiate for a ca rn iv al concession. m other. Mrs. H ornish alleg es th a t
lam ps th a t have been placed by th e • P etric k , w ho have been living n ea r
P re ac h in g services w ill be held at ! A ca rn iv al and concession com m ittee, j she w as stru c k down by th e m achine
city w ere th e p ro p erty of th e city.
P o rtlan d since la st fall, have retu rn ed 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m., th e p asto r j consisting of Lew is, Cogswell a n d - as she w as cro ssin g th e s tre e t and
to
th e ir hom e on L aw ren ce avenue. Dr. C. W. H u ett, sp eak in g a t both Cleveland, w as appointed to handle w as in ju red to some extent, for which
Mr. S eifert, a new resid e n t of
G resham , and living a t th e Shelley Mr. P etric k w ill w ork in P o rtla n d and services. T he subject for th e m orn- (bis and o th e r concession m a tte rs for she a sk s dam ages in th e am o u n t of
place, ap peared before th e council r e m ake th e trip to and from th e city in ing serm on w ill be “T he U ncrow ned th e board and w as em pow ered to en $230. T he defen d an t is said to have paid
q u esting th a t they m ake some kind of h is m a c h in e .
K in g ” and a t nig h t "T rifling W ith te r Into a c o n tra ct w ith Mr. H uggins’ th e doctor bill a t th e tim e of th e acci
T he D orcas and So and Sew circles O ne's P o w ers.” T h ere w ill be special c o m p a n y .if c e rta in d etails w ere a r dent and has signified his in ten tio n to
an am endm ent to th e dog tax law cov
erin g the keeping of a kennel. T here of the M ethodist L adies Aid have m ade m usic at both services. A cordial In ran g ed satisfac to rily . T he com m it abide by th e decision of th e court.
is no provision in th e o rd in a n c e 'a t the plans to com bine in holding a bake v itation is extended to th e public to tee la te r signed th e co n tra ct. A por T he case w as not en tered un til th is
p re se n t tim e for a kennel so it w as sale a t th e W alrad M ercantile sto re on u n ite w ith th e re g u la r con g reg atio n j t(on of thig game show w as h ere th ree w in ter and Mr. K arlen claim s th a t the
o rdered th a t an am endm ent be m ade S aturday, A pril 11, beginning a t 11 in both services.
y ears ago. T he w hole show w ill be on offer w hich w as m ade him by Mrs.
to th e p re se n t o rdinance m aking a o’clock.
T he E p w o rth L eague m eets a t 6:30 I th e g rounds th is year. I t is a large H ornish was n ot received by him until
kennel ch a rg e to be th e sam e as c a r
The S an ita ry M arket has p ro cu red a for devotional service. T his is a fine ag g regation, said to have am ong many about six w eeks ago.
ried in th e P o rtla n d ordinance.
new Dodge delivery tru c k th ro u g h com pany of w ide-aw ake young people o th er fea tu re s ten rid in g devices. A
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
w ho are alw ay s ready to welcome larg e space on th e new g ro u n d s will
O rdinance num ber four, w hich has H am lin & H oss, local d ealers.
cent in te re st on tim e d ep o sits.—Adv
stra
n
g
e
rs
and
m
ake
them
feel
a
t
home.
A
su
rp
rise
show
er
w
as
given
Miss
be alloted to it.
been in effect since 1904, w as ordered
T he Ju n io r E p w o rth L eague m eets ; O ther m a tte rs u n d er consideration
Outlook w ant ads w ill b rin g buyer
am ended. T his o rdinance provides R ena Stevenson and Miss Nell Jo h n
and se lle r to g eth er cheaply and
th a t no firew orks can be fired in th e son a t th e ir hom e on W ednesday by W ednesday aftern o o n a t 3:45 w ith w ere th e fencing of th e fa ir grounds j quickly.
Mrs. Geo. K. J e n n e r in ch a rg e assisted and an ex hibition of firew orks.
city of G resham except upon special m ore th a n a score of frien d s, who
T he com m ittee appointed to in v esti
p ro clam atio n of th e m ayor. T he new took canned f ru it an d o th e r p an try by sev eral of th e young people of the
am endm ent w ill c a rry th e provision supplies, also a delicious lunch w hich S enior League. T his o rg an izatio n is g ate th e feasib ility of a free adm is
for ch ild ren of g ram m ar school age sion to th e g ro u n d s rep o rted ag ain st
th a t it is forbidden to sell firecrack ers w as enjoyed a t th e close of th e a f te r
and they not only enjoy th e w ork but th e proposal as untim ely and unsafe
noon.
w ithin th e co rp o rate lim its of the city
are g ettin g real help from it.
a t p rese n t in view of th e beginning of
of G resham . F o u r councilm en w ere
C ontinued on page 4
Special services w ill be held on th e new o rg an izatio n s m anagem ent
in favor of th e am endm ent w hile tw o
W ednesday, T h u rsd ay and F rid a y eve and th e need of finances. T h e best ad- I
w ere not.
Greskan Undenominational Services.
S unday school will convene at the n in g s of H oly W eek, th e w eek ju st be vice possible w as obtained and th e :
A req u e st w as received from th e
fo re E aster, beginning a t 7:30. T he j m a tte r studied a t all angles. The
n ig h t m a rsh a l for an in c re ase in sa l u ndenom in atio n al tem p lé a t 10 a. m. topics w ill be events connected w ith
b oard adopted the re p o rt of th e com-
I S unday and p reach in g serv ices a t 2 io |
a ry w hich w as tabled indefinitely.
the aftern o o n . P lan s a re being m ade th e life of th e S aviour and w ill prove i m ittee
A pril 13, 14 and 15 w ere designated for an E a ste r p ro g ram to be given of rea l profit.
M. M. S q u ire rep o rted for a com
as clean -u p days and th e council has a fte r the S unday school session E aster
m ittee on th e co n stru ctio n of a s u it
Notice to Dog Owners.
o rdered a tru c k to pick up a ll debris day. P ra y e r m eetings a re held on
able building on th e g ro u n d s for auto
It w ill be u nlaw ful for ow ners of
left a t th e cu rb s on th e m orning of T uesday evenings and Bible study on
to u rists , co n tain in g show er b ath s and
dogs to allow them to ru n a t la rg e in
A pril 15. One provision w as m ade F rid a y evenings.
sa n ita ry arran g e m en ts. P lan s were
th e city of G resham a fte r A pril 1, ac
how ever th a t all refuse m u st be placed
subm itted fo r a building, 1 6 x 2 0 feet,;
co rd in g to city ordinance.
Add to y o u r income, su b tra c t from i
j
estim
ated to co st ab o u t $1000. The 1
in suitab le co n tain e rs such as boxes,
E. H. KELLY, M arshal.
sacks or b a rre ls so as to fac ilita te th e your losses, m u ltip ly your re tu rn s , di- 1
m a tte r w as re fe rre d to th e finance
an III soon
vide your expenses, by u sin g W ant j Make your telepnone earn you more
h an dling of sam e.
com m ittee.
A ( is -_______________________________________‘ b y c o n n e c t in g I t w i t h a w ant a d
T he board g ran ted th e used of the [
g ro u n d s to th e g ran g e for G range
Field day, S atu rd ay , Ju ly 18.
F or m any m onths negotiations have
been u nder w ay for secu rin g p roperty
for a w ider road from Pow ell s tre e t to
th e top of G resham b u tte and one
w hich would m eet th e req u irem en ts of
th e county com m insiacers so th a t it
m ight be accepted as a county road.
T h ere a re sev eral resid en ts on the
b u tte who a re dependent on th is road
for access to th e ir p ro p erties, one of
th e p rin cip al ones being R. F. W alters
who has w orked In cessan tly to bring
about th is desired resu lt.
Mr. W alters announced yesterday
th a t the county has accepted a 30-foot
roadw ay extending from Johnson
creek to th e p ro p erty of B. N orthrup
and Jo h n G antenbein, th ro u g h the
G resham H eights farm , ow ned by Mr.
W alters. A 10-foot strip of cleared
land w as p u rch ased from th e H enry
M etzger estate, w ithout cost to th e
county, and th e dedication of a 30-
foot roadw ay by th e M etzger estate, by
A. B. W itter and R. F. W alters.
T his road follow s th e co u rse of the
lane w hich has been in use for 42
y ears and m akes m ore accessab le th is
scenic spot, a view from w hich reveals
th e board a g ric u ltu ra l lands of e a st
e rn M ultnom ah county. F rom th is
van tag e point m ay be seen five snow
capped peaks of th e C ascade range,
th e Colum bia riv er, P o rtlan d and
V ancouver on th e w est and num erous
cities dotting a larg e p ortion of so u th
ern W ashington.
T he road Is dedicated as th e W a lt
e r ’s road. It w ill be im proved as soon
as possible and an effort w ill be m ade
to secu re a good b ridge ac ro ss the
creek and possibly a w idening of the
roadw ay from Jo h n so n creek n o rth to
Pow ell street.
O ther ro u tes had been suggested
and investigated b ut th e road engi
n eers considered th is old ro u te the
m ost feasible and recom m ended it
u fter a carefu l exam ination of eleva
tions and contours.
T he p ro p erty ow ners p a rtic u la rly
In terested a re to be co n g ra tu lated on
secu rin g the accep tan ce of th is road
w hich will not only give them an o u t
let b u t will be of larg e public benefit.
i t lias been the hope of m any th a t
a p ark site m ig h t be secured on the
top of the b u tte and m ade av ailable to
au to travel.
lie here
Don’t Forget the Children
Grocery Bulletin
COLUMBIA RIVER
SALMON
WILL ROBERTSON DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
CHOICE PINK
SALMON
PURE LARD
No. 1 flat can s
No. 1 ta ll cans
25c, 3 for «»<•
15c, 3 for 43c
Med. pail, #1.00
Large pail, #1.00
GOLD BAR
PEACHES
White Wonder Soap
H eavy S yrup
3 cans 95c
6 cans ?l.sO
SALE
Rex B rand
SILVER BAR
TOMATOES
No. 2 'i can 15c
3 ca n s 13c
S a tu rd a y S p ecia l O n ly !
BROKEN SLICED
PINEAPPLE
No. 2Ai can 25c
3 cans 69 c
1 case, 100 bars WAV. Soap $3.75
IS Cakes Toilet Soap FREE
25 bars W AV. Soap.................. 99<‘
UTAHNA PEAS
Can ItC
3 cans 43c
FLORIDA
GRAPE FRUIT
SUN HIST ORANGES
HULK DATES
Black Diamond B rand
large and juicy
252 size
F re sh box
2 dozen 55c
2 lbs. 25c
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Quality
and Service
G resham E rnli G row ers Issu e
Dividends.
3 ( ake* Toilet Soap FREE
3 for 25c
W ill R obertson passed aw ay early
th is aftern o o n at th e hom e of his
fa th e r, J. J. R obertson, a fte r alm ost
tw o y ears of sickness. H ad he lived
un til A pril 7 he would have been 41
1 y ea rs of age. H e was b o rn on the
farm w here he died and w h ere he has
sp e n t th e g re a te r p a rt of his life.
D eath was due to co m p licatio n s fol- I
low ing a severe a tta c k of blood p o is
oning about 20 m onths ago, the resu lt
of w h at was th o u g h t to be a slig h t In- '
ju ry w hile engaged In co n crete work.
He is survived by his wife and two
ch ild ren , his aged fath e r, tw o sisters,
Miss Minnie R obertson and Mrs
Mischa Davies, and a b ro th er, Jep th a. !
F u n eral services w ill be held on I
S unday aftern o o n a t th e B aptist J
ch u rch at 2 o'clock, conducted by the
Rev. E. N. Long. In te rm e n t will be
in th e G resham cem etery.
Phone 1451
Feed 1281
Dividend checks have been w ritten
on th e stock of th e G resham F ru it
G row ers association by th e se cretary ,
Jam es E lkington, and sto ck h o ld ers
may receive them by callin g a t his of
fice. T his is a 10 p er cen t dividend
and Is th e first to be voted. Since th e
reb u ild in g of th e can n ery in 1917 fo l
low ing the d estru c tio n of th e original
building by Are, the reso u rces of the
asso ciatio n have been d raw n upon
heavily in re tirin g th e m ortgage and
m eeting expenses. T he o rganization
now h as on hand $1150.
The Last Hole.
G olfer—" I believe th a t I knocked
th a t ball clear Into th e cem etery .”
C addy—''T h a t's w here th e la st hole
la.”
At our candy counter you will find many Easter Candy
novelties for children. Pure candies in most unique
Easter molds. Come here for a cute little Easter basket—
and its fillings.
Cotton Easter Chicks and Rabbits
They are ull here, at popular prices
Easter Booklets and Post Cards
Now is I he time to send them
HEPP’S RACKET STORE
Phone 1236
Gresham
Watch our windows for Weekly Special*.
It pays/
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Of The Orenham Fruit Grower* A**ociation
To those who have contracted with us for the sale
of their stock and have not taken a receipt for their
certificates, we wish to announce that they should do
so at once, as the delay is holding up the placing of the
certificates in escrow as agreed. And to all other stock
holders who wish to contract, they should do so prompt
ly in order that their shares may be included in the
same escrow agreement,
THE BERRY GROWERS PACKING CO.
C. B. G R EEN E, Secretary