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G resham O utlook
VOL. 15, NO. 47
GRESHAM STREETS
GRESHAM, Ml’LTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
COUNCIL PLANS TO
STOP STREET NOISE
PPT IMDD iYVCMCklTG ! An ort^inance
tlC 1 lltll l\U Y L i IYIL i I I I U m eeting of th e
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Much sa tisfactio n is expressed by
th e resid e n ts of th a t p a rt of th e co u n
ty in and near G resham a t the large
am ount of road im provem ent finished
and now under w ay by th e county and
city au th o rities. Some of the projects
w hich have been pending for y ears
a re now being ca rrie d to a su ccess
ful finish.
T he paving w ith W a rren ite on the
F airview road h as been com pleted
from th e Base L ine road to the brow
of th e hill, and from th e foot of the
h ill to th e Sandy road. T he steep
hill ro ad w hich has been h ard to ne
g o tiate fo r loaded c a rs h as * been
graded down and w ill be paved w ith
concrete, form s for w hich a re now
being built. It is expected th a t the
road w ill be open for traffic w ithin
a m onth.
P aving on th e Pow ell V al'ey road
east from R oberts avenue is p ro g re ss
ing rap id ly dnd is com pleted to th e
bridge a t th e W rig h t place. A fill
has been m ade a t th is place w hich
is now being covered w ith cru sh ed
rock. It is understood th a t th e pav
ing w ill end a few hundred feet from
th e ea st end of th e fill a t th e raid ro ad
rig h t of way. E v en tu ally th e new
ro adw ay of th e Mt. Hood loop w ill be
b u i't along the railro a d trac k , elim in
atin g grad e crossings.
w as passed at th e last
G resham council th a t
it is hoped w ill p u t a stop to m uch of
■ the unn ecessary noises of traffic,
i w hich has become a nuisan ce to th e
| resid en ts living along the p rin cip le
' stree ts. T his ord in an ce m akes it a
j m isdem eanor to drive th ro u g h th e
stre e ts w ith open cu to u ts or to allow
the backfiring of c a rs and m o to r
cycles.
T he city en g in eer’s re p o rt on th e
p lans for a w ater rese rv o ir w ere not
ready for th e la st m eeting of th e
council, hence an ad jo u rn ed m eeting
w as called for A ugust 19 to h e a r his
re p o rt and consider plans.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 1925
Discovers New W onder of the Sea
Threatens!
Six m onth’s explorations
in th e S arg o ssa sea and off
the G alapagos islands, n et
ted m any new specim ens of
th e sea fo r th e N a t’l M use
um of N atu ra l H isto ry by
th e Dr. Wm. Beebe expedi
tion which ju st retu rn ed .
Deep sea fishes w ith “ show
window’’
or
tra n sp a re n t
stom achs; o th ers w ith “ lig h t
in g ” p lan ts of th e ir ow n; are
some of th e w onders b ro u g h t
back.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
SEERS STATE OFFICE
UTO CAST
LOCAL BREEDERS WON MANY PRIZES
IN LIVESTOCK DIVISION AT FAIR
T he w ork of w idening W allula av
The follow ing w ere th e aw a rd s in
CATTLE
A nnouncem ent has been m ade of th e livestock at th e M ultnom ah county Je rse y s—
en ue from th e Section L ine road to
th e Pow ell V alley road is now u n d er in tention of W. C. A lderson, county fa ir:
Bull, th re e y ears and over, 1st A.
w ay and it is now nearly ready for the su p e rin ten d e n t of schools for M ultno
HORSES
M
alar
Jr., Boring, 2d and 3d K. H an n e
g ravel. T his road w hich h as been for m ah county, to become a can d id ate
S tallion, th re e y ea rs old and over,
m any y ea rs 40 feet wide, has been for th e office of sta te su p e rin ten d e n t 1st and 2d A. C, Ruby, P o rtlan d , 3d m ann, C orbett.
i Bull, tw o y ears and u n d er th ree,
w idened to 60 feet by th e addition of of schools a t th e May p rim ary next C. W. Bow ers, S acram ento, Calif.
1st B. C. A ltm an, 2d A. D. G ribble &
20 feet along th e east side of th e road year. J. A. C hurchill, th e p rese n t in
S tallion, tw o y ears and u n d er th ree,
Son, A urora.
for th e e n tire distance. T hrough an cum bent will re tire from his office on 1st A. C. Ruby.
e rro r in th e survey th is strip had been Ja n u a ry 1 to assum e ch arg e of the
Bull, one y ear and u n d er two, 1st
S tallion, one y ear and u nder two,
included in th e Sm ith farm for m any sta te norm al now In p ro g ress of ere c 1st A. C, Ruby.
Ziegler, P o rtlan d , 2d Sven Nelson, 3d
y ears.
It had been fenced and tion a t A shland. A successor to Mr. M ares, th re e y ears and over, 1st and K. H annem ann.
farm ed and p lanted to law n and o r C hurchill w ill be appointed by Gov 3d A. C. Ruby, 2d C. W. Bow ers.
Bull, senior calf, 1st and 3d A. D.
ch ard. B esides th e Sm ith estate those ern o r P ierce to serve u n til th e next
M ares, tw o y ears and u n d er th ree, i G ribble & Son, 2d K. H annem ann.
w hose p ro p erty is affected by the gen eral election.
Bull ju n io r calf, 1st K. H annem ann,
1st A. C. Ruby.
w idening of th e road a re Thos. W iles,
In o rd er to become a can d id ate for
S tallion, th re e y e a rs and over, 1st 2d A. M alar Jr., 3d Fioyd E. G ribble
C hase St. C lair, Dr. H. H. H ughes, W. th e sta te office Mr. A lderson would be and 2d A. C. Ruby.
and K. H annem ann.
A. H essel, Max S chneider, F. W. obliged to resig n his position as
S tallion, tw o y ea rs and u n d er th ree,
Cow, four years and over, 1st K.
F ieldhouse and R alph Miller. T he county su p e rin ten d e n t of schools. At 1st A. C. Ruby.
H annem ann, 2d B. C. A ltm an, 3d A. L.
w ork is being done u nder th e d ire c a rec en t m eeting of school d irec to rs
S tallion, one y ear and u n d er two, Gibson and Alvin Johnson.
tio n ' of th e county com m issioners.
Mr. A lderson is rep o rted to h a /e an 1st A. C. Ruby, 2d C. W. Bowers.
Cow. th re e years and u nder four,
A nother piece of w ork w hich is nounced his a ssu ra n ce of success be
M ares, th re e y ears and over, 1st and 1st A. M alar J r., 2d B. C. A ltm an, 3d
ch anging th e old lan d m ark s is th e cause his frien d s would vote for him 2d A. C. Ruby, 3d C. W. Bowers.
A. D. Gaibble & Son, and C arl F. Ek-
b u ilding by th e county of a bridge because they w anted him and his ene
strom .
F illies, one year, 1st A. C. Ruby.
ac ro ss John so n cre ek on th e road m ies would vote for hint to get him
M ares, th re e y ears an d over, 1st
Cow, tw o y ears and u n d er th ree,
leading to the butte. No im provem ent out of th e county office.
and 2d A. C. Ruby,, 3d C. W. Bow ers. ,1 st B. C. A ltm an, 2d K. H annem ann.
to th e road p roper w ill be m ade by
M ares, tw o y ea rs and u n d er th ree, 1st i 3d W. H. Gibson and B. C. A ltm an.
Piano Tuning.
th e county th is season o th e r th a n to
P iano tu n in g $3.50. P ia n o ,a id o r A. C. Ruby.
H eifer, one y ear and u n d er two, 1st
build th e bridge. T his is described gan rep a irin g . F red B. Jo n es 2625
D raft team , 1st and 3d A. C. Ruby, B. -C. A ltm an, 2d A. M alar Jr., 3d B.
as one of the best bridges of its ty p e E ast 49th stre e t, P o rtlan d , phone 2d C. W. Bow ers.
C. A ltm an and Clyde Jennings.
in th e county built in recen t years. 1 TAbor 8952, or G resham 1361.—Adv
Six h o rse team , 1st A. C. Ruby, 2d
H elfer, sen io r calf, 1st B. C. A ltm an,
It is 200 feet long and 16 feet wide,
C. W. Bow ers.
2d K. H annem ann, 3d K. H annem an
A ll W o o l.
is built of heavy tim bers on co ncrete
“My d ear s ir,” said th e salesm an,
Stallion, th re e y ea rs and over, 1st and Sven Nelson.
fo u ndations and has heavy four-inch courteously, as he handed his cu sto m A. C. Ruby.
H eifer, ju n io r calf, 1st A. L. Gibson,
er
his
package
and
no
change,
"you
decking. The roqd w hich w as re c e n t
S tallion, tw o y ea rs and u n d er th ree, 2d K. H annem ann, 3d A. D. G ribble
w
ill
find
th
a
t
your
su
it
w
ill
w
ear
like
ly surveyed and accepted by the co u n
1st A. C. Ruby,
& Son, and A. M alar Jr.
iro n .”
ty as th e W alters road extends to th e
And su re enough it did. T he m an
M ares, th ree y ears and over, 1st and
G raded herd, 1st B. C. A ltm an, 2d A.
top of th e butte a t th e line of th e h a d n 't w orn it tw o m onths w hen it be 3d A. C. Ruby, 2d C. W. Bowers.
M alar Jr., 3d K. H aunem annn and A.
p ro p ertie s of B urt N o rth ru p and Jo h n gan to look ru sty .— E xchange.
M ares two y ea rs an d u n d er th ree, D. G ribble & Son.
G antenbein. T his has been in use as I
P n y in g Business fo r S ale
1st A. C. Ruby.
B reed ers’ young herd, 1st A. M alar
a p riv a te road for 42 years, accord- I C onfectionery and sh o rt o rd er stand
S tallion, tw o y ea rs and u n d er th ree, Jr., 2d K. H annem ann.
ing to those who have gone into th e ' for sale. Main stre e t, G resham . Must 1st C. R. W illiam s, Canby, Ore.
B reed ers’ calf herd, 1st K. H an n e
h isto ry of the m a tte r, though it has be relieved of th e w ork. A paying
M are, th re e y ea rs and over, 1st m ann, 2d A. M alar J r., 3d A. D. G rib
I
proposition for one person to handle. Clyde Jen n in g s.
ble & Son and K. H annem ann.
m ake th e road acceptable to the II. C. L arsen , G resham phone 148.
C h ild ren ’s b est pony, 1st Andy An- , Get of sire, 1st K. H annem ann, 2d
co unty a u th o ritie s those in terested in —Adv.
deregg, 2d Jean Adix.
________ C o n tin u ed on page 1
th e p ro jec t secured a 10-foot strip i
th e e n tire length of th e road, w hich |
CORN,ON THE COB
By A. B. CHAPIN
w ill be graded and fu rth e r im proved ,
in th e fu tu re . T he pro p erty involved |
P E R F F C T B A B . ------
BEG INS ON E A S T E R N E N D — !
belonged to several ow ners.
T hat
F ir s t s t o p — If
D E T E R M IN E D T o B E fuEAT
LO O K S TBtUDEft. AMD StW BET — ’
B u t t e r drops on T i e , wonders
from John so n creek to Jh e A. B. W it- |
A V D N O T N O lS V — I
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SPR E ADS B u T T B ft. MOLT OF
I f gasoline will clean i t 9
te r line belonged to th e H enry Metz- !
r e g is t e r s P l e a s u r e —
WHICH RUNS O FF ON P L A T E ----
f in g e r s s t ic k y — I
g er e sta te and w as purchased by R. I
AwD T A B LE CLOTH .
MAKES F IR S T T U R N W IT H O U T
feels dqo P of goo R u n n in g
S P R IN K L E S S A L T — ’
F. W alter, Mr. N orthrup and Mr. G an
S kidding —
up a r m —
tenbein. T he 10-foot strip th ro u g h
WISHES HB HAD RUBBER. CLOVES
AMD B a t h in g S u it —
th e W itter pro p erty to th e W alters'
WATERS A T MOUTH I
line, w hich is thro u g h the woods, was
donated by Mr. W itter, as w as also a
strip approxim ately 70 rods long a c
ro ss th e W a lte rs’ property, w hich is
cleared. No doubt in tim e the road
will be extended to th e Cotton road
on th e w est side of the butte.
D istrict Road S upervisor J. M. H ill
y ard drove his c a r acro ss the new
brid ge th is afternoon, th e first vehicle
to cro ss it, and Mrs. R. F. W alters
w as th e first w om an ped estrian to
cro ss th e new stru c tu re .
T he city of G resham is a d v e rtis
ing for bids for th e grading and pav
S teps on the S tarter , a g a in — 1 A ll G u m m e d up — I f f
T E E T H FEEL MOST UNCOMFORTABLE -
ing of one block each on Second
t o o k last t w o R ows ’ without
casts
e t iq u e t t e aside and
M u s t D o s o m e t h in g H I
stre e t and R oberts avenue. The w ork
t a k e s eir m grasp o n cob —
M i SS ing A S t r o k e — f
SEARCHES FOR TDOTWP i C K -N O L U tK -
w ill involve th e rem oval of ap p ro x i
H it t in g O n A ll S u l k — fj
H ad to leave “ cut out ’ wide opem - t R ie s f o r k - n o g o o d — f
m ately 600 cubic feet of m a terial and
wonders why S ome one Does nt
H o p e LADY AT NEKT TABLE T O K N t
WISHES FOR BATH TUB A n D
th e laying of 2,434 sq u a re y ards of
invent mud guards for -
"TURKISH T O W E L '— f
M o n e e , B u t S im p l y h a s t o
.
six-inch co ncrete pavem ent. T his w as
OlSENGAUE THOSE PESKY HUSKS ’
USES TABLE CLOTH WHEN
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CORN E A T E R S ----- ? ? ?
m ade possible by th e passing of o rd i
w a it e r ’ s back is T urned •
nan ces a t th e re g u la r m eeting of the
council on A ugust 5.
A n um ber of resid e n ts on W allula
H eights have united in securing funds
fo r t h e ’im provem ent of W est Second
stre e t from Ava avenue n ear th e C a th
olic ch u rc h to W ilson avenue. T his
th o ro u g h fa re is th ro u g h acreage be
longing to G eorge S leret. N early $80
h as been secured w hich will be used j
to r g rad in g and graveling.
Business Is built on advertising;
buying Is encouraged by advertising;
the public is benefited by advertisng.
#1.50 Her Year
I . S. FOREST RANGER
MEETS WITH ACCIDENT
A lbert W eisendanger, w ell know n
fo rest ra n g e r a t E agle Creek, m et
w ith an accid en t last w eek T uesday
w hich w ill confine him to the hospi
ta l for som e tim e to come. He was
driving his tru c k aro u n d th e bluff
n ea r the ra n g e r sta tio n and in some
unknow n m an n er his foot ca u g h t in
the rev e rse and before he could get
it out th e tru c k backed over th e
grade, tu rn in g over twice. Mr. W eis
end an g er w as tak en at once to a P o rt
land hosp ital w here a fra c tu re of one
of th e v erta b ra e w as found. H is com
plete recovery is expected.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
E lizabeth Ryan of Ixjniion, E n g
lish cham pion, th re a te n s th e n a
tional crow n w orn by o u r y outh
ful H elen W ills. M iss, Ryan,
fo rm erly lived in C alifornia. She
d efeated Miss W ilis in special
play la st week in s tra ig h t sets—
6-2; 6-0. Both a re now w orking
up to w ard th e an n u al tourney.
GREATEST SHOW ON
EARTH HERE SOON
The ru m o r th a t th e biggest show
on ea rth , R ingling B ro th ers and B a r
num & Bailey, was headed th is way
is now confirm ed.
B ringing m ore th a n eig h t hundred
of the w o rld 's p rem ier m en and wom
en sta rs, th ree hu n d red and fifty p e r
form ing h o rses and m any big, new
foreign fea tu re s, th e R ingling Bros,
and B arnum * Bailey circu s is to give
p erfo rm an ces u t P o rtlan d on A ugust
27 and 28.
H ere Is a p a rtia l list of its w onders:
One hundred railro a d ca rs. Five rin g s
In place of th e th rett h ereto fo re used.
Six aren ic stages. One hundred and
fifty train ed h o rses p resen ted at one
tim e In a m agnificent "E q u in e B allet,”
H igh-w ire ac ts in tro d u cin g no less
th an nine of th e w orld's m ost fam ous
dancing, so m ersau ltin g und hounding
w ire a r tis ts In a single display Five
h erd s of train ed elephants. A tro u p e
of tw enty leaping and long-distance
jum ping h orses, and m any o th er Im
posing a c ts and featu res.
Among th e host of noted p erfo rm ers
a re the A u stralian Colleano, the S p an
ish w izard, M ijares, Maximo, N aidia
M iller and B erta Beeson who head th e
co u g ress of h ig h -w ire a rtists.
May
W irth, th e G eorge H annaford troupe,
“ P hil th e m arv el,” th e E rn esto s and
th e Rieffenach siste rs are am ong the
seventy bare-h ack rid in g cham pions.
L illian Leitzel, Mile. F lllls, th e C lark-
onlan-N elson tro u p e, th e Hiegrlst-SU-
bons an d th e Rooneys lead th e aerial
displays.
E n tire fam ilies of fam ous g ym nasts
a re being presen ted . T hese Include
th e C olleano fam ily of eleven re m a rk
able ath letes, th e Nelson fam ily, the
w o rld ’s g re a te st acro b ats and tu m
b lers, th e P icch ian ls tro u p e who have
com e from Italy to asto u n d w ith th e ir
gym nlc feats, th e M edlnis who p e r
form upon lad d ers as high as th e te n t
top,, th e Ju n e tro tro u p e, acro b ats who
w ear ta ll stilts, and a host of oth ers.
T he addition of tw o m ore circu s
rin g s has been effected by settin g
c irc u la r cu rb s on two of th e elevated
stag es. T his m akes It possible for
R ingling B ro th ers to p rese n t for the
first tim e In h isto ry five se p a ra te com
panies of p erform ing h o rses a t one
tim e.
G orgeous pag ean ts, a hundred or
m ore clow ns and a m en ag erie of over
one thousand ra r e an im als a re a p a rt
nf w hat is know n as th e biggest and
m ost am azing circu s ever on to u r In
A m erica.
EMMA KOCK BRIDE
OF E. W. RENNOW
—
A b eautiful wedding took place a t
th e home of Mr. and Mrs. H ans Kock
of Mabery sta tio n n ear Bull Run la st
W ednesday evening, A ugust 5, a t 8
o’clock, w hen th eir d au g h ter Em m a
Amanda, becam e the brid e of E a rn e st
W. Rennow, son of H. Rennow of
Sherwood, Oregon. The w edding vows
w ere tak en u nder an arch of fern s
and roses in th e spacious living room .
Rev. E. H o rstm an of G resham officiat
ing.
The b rid e w as attended by Miss
F ay D aniel of P o rtlan d and th e groom
by G eorge Kock, b ro th er of th e bride.
L ittle Marie Lee was flower girl. T he
bride en tered th e room on th e arm of
h er fath e r to th e stra in s of M endel
sohn's w edding m arch, and w as given
in m arria g e by him.
Miss F rieda
B ratzel of G resham played th e m arch.
Proceeding th e cerem ony Miss K ath-
ery n B ratzel san g “ I Love You T ru ly ,”
and a fte rw a rd s she sang an o th er se
lection. T he room s w ere resp len d en t
w ith vases of gladioli and roses.
T he bride w as a ttire d in w hite s a t
in back C anton crep e and w ore a
tra ilin g veil caught w ith o ran g e blos
soms. She ca rrie d a bouquet of Cecil
B ru n n er roses, sw eet peas and lilies
of th e valley. The bridesm aid w as
gowned in m aize C anton crep e and
c a rrie d pink sw eet peas. T he little
flower g irl w as decked in fluffy pink
and ca rrie d a basket of ro se p etals
w hich she scattered before th e bride.
More th an fifty gu ests w ere p re s
ent, who w ere served w ith a w edding
luncheon follow ing th e co n g ra tu la
tions. Some of the g u ests cam e from
P o rtlan d , T illam ook, H illsboro, V an
couver and K ennew ick, W ash., and
S acram ento, Calif.
Many b eautiful
and useful gifts were received by the
happy couple.
T he groom is a g rad u a te in th is
y e a r's class from Pacific U niversity
at F o rest G rove and expects to engage
in teaching in a M ontana high school.
Mr. and Mrs, Rennow are enjoying
a b rief w edding trip to th e beaches.
Funding the W ar Debts
T he people of the nation m u st not
get th e Idea th a t if all th e foreign
co u n tries funded th eir debts on p ra c
tic ally th e sam e basis of te rm s given
to E ngland all taxes in th e U nited
S tate s would be deeply cut, fo r if all
of them w ere to pay th is co u n try In
th e proportion th a t E ngland does th e
to tal receip ts would be ab o u t four
h undred anjd fifty m illion d o lla rs a
year This, of course, would include
E n g lan d 's one h undred and slxty-tw o
m illion d o llars a year th a t she is pay
ing us now.
It Is tru e , how ever, th a t if th ese
debts w ere funded and th e In terest
pro m p tly paid they would aid In our
n atio n al debt to tal, th ereb y reducing
th e In terest th a t m ust be paid each
year on th e n ational debt.
Real tax reduction m ust com e from
a co n tin u atio n of the p resid e n t's pol
icy of g o v ernm ental economy.
Dor
P o lic y
in
C h in a
P re sid en t Coolidge's a ttitu d e in r e
g ard to China is th a t of in sistin g th a t
th e term s of tre a tie s p erta in in g to
C hina be ca rrie d out by th e n ations
who signed th e tre a tie s and re so lu
tions.
T he p resid en t Is anxious th a t the
sovereignty of C hina be p reserved,
th a t It m ay m aintain a stab le g o vern
m ent, th a t th e “open door" in China
be m aintained, and th a t th e different
n atio n s refra in from seeking special
privileges In China, privileges th a t
would r a th e r tend to ab rid g e th e
rig h ts of o th e r nations.
Back of th e p resid e n t's position is
th e th o u g h t th a t a q u ietin g down of
conditions In China will re su lt not
only In b rin g in g about peace In th a t
p a rt of th e w orld, hut w ill also aid
In th e reh a b ilita tio n of th e w orld from
an econom ic stan d p o in t. B etter con
d itions In China m ean b etter m a rk e ts
for every nation in th e world.
Vacation Hours In (ircxhiun l ibrary.
D uring Ju ly and A ugust the G resh
am lib ra ry w ill be open on Mondays,
W ednesdays and F rid ay s from 2:30 to
5:30 and from 7 to 9. On S atu rd ay it
W ith a tra d e balance of a billion will be open from 2:30 to 5:30.
d o lla rs in favor of th e U nited S tates
th e calam ity bow lers h av en ’t much to
Money to loan on real estate. F arm
howl about.
loans at 6 per cent. B. W. T horne
E lw o o d ’s O rch estra
w ill g iv e th e ir first w eekly d a n c e a t
SPRINGER’S at Pleasant V alley
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 12, 1925
A GOOD T IM E A SSU R ED .
Gctitg 75c, Lad ¡ ph F re e