Gresham outlook., August 14, 1925, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
Voi. 15, No. 48
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH ( O l M Y. OREGON,
EXPENSES NEARLY
EQUAL TO RECEIPTS
An adjourned m eeting of th e fair
b oard w as held la st nig h t a t w hich
th e first ra th e r com plete re p o rt w as
m ade of the finances of th e rec en t
fair. S ecre tary H. J. P u lfe r rep o rted
th e rec eip ts of the fa ir to have been
n ea rly $37,000 w ith a few’ item s still
o u tstanding. T aking into account all
th e bills on hand and estim atin g some
o th e r item s not yet billed it appeared
th e net proceeds from th e fair w ould
be betw een $500 an d $1000.
T hese figures and e stim a tes cover
only th e y e a r’s fair and do not in ­
clude th e new w ork, such as th e en ­
tra n c e arch, bleachers, etc.
NEW ROAR BUILDING
TO DODGE PARK
T he steep g rad e of th e C rissey hill
on the pipe line road w est of Dodge
P a rk w ill in th e fu tu re be elim inated
by the new grad e a m ile in length ;
w hich is being made. The g rad e of i
th e old road is estim ated to be from
10 to IS per cent and v ery narro w
and difficult in places. T he new road
w ill be not over 6.4 per c e n t grad e
and w ill req u ire th e services of 25
m en several m onths before th e w ork
is com pleted. R. E. K rem ers of P o rt­
land is in ch arg e of th e c o n tra c t for
the co n stru ctio n of th e new bridges
ac ro ss th e Sandy a t Dodge P a rk and
acro ss th e Bull R un riv ers.
Im provem ents a re also going on for
tw o m iles of th e city 's road to th e
Bull Run headw orks, the roadw ay be­
ing regrad ed and w idened in places.
Rock has been laid for a m ile from
L a rse n 's bridge to Bull Run. T hree
thousand y ard s of rock w ere laid last
m onth u n d er th e supervision of Geo.
T enE yck.
FRIDAY, A l (¿I ST H , 192.»
REV. H. J. RANTON, “COW BOY EVANGELIST’
SCHOOL DAYS ARE .11 ST
AROl Nil THE CORNER
School days for sev eral h undred
ch ild ren and young people of G resh ­
am and im m ediate vicinity w ill be-
; gin ag ain very soon, afte r th e long
’ sum m er vacation, and the stre e ts w ill
again be killed w ith ro llicking, lau g h ­
ing youth on th e ir w ay to and from
I school.
T he high school w ill open its doors
i on S eptem ber 8 and th e grad e school
' on S eptem ber 14.
A pproxim ately 400 ch ild ren w ere in
th e G resham g rad e school la st year
and 300 in th e high school, and th e re
is every reaso n to suppose th a t the
en ro llm en t th is y ea r in th ese in-
j stitu tio n s w ill be la rg e r still. Both
schools reta in th e p rin cip als who
have had sev eral y ea rs experience
h ere and in both schools th e re w ill
be a goodly num ber of old te ac h ers
w ith a sp rin k lin g of new.
In th e high school, besides P rin -
. cipal Roy E. Cannon, th e te ac h ers will
be Miss M iriam In g lis, Miss Eve
H utchison. Miss D orothy Dickey, Miss
1 M arjorie Machen, Miss A ugusta H ahn,
j Miss U lala M. S tra tta n , Miss Hope
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
#1.50 Her Year
MANY PRIZES GIVEN
AT COUNTY FAIR
C ontinued from la st issue.
The follow ing is a co n tin u ation of
th e livestock aw ard s a t th e re c e n t
M ultnom ah county fair.
A ddresses a re understood to be
G resham u n less Otherwise given and
th e add ress is given only w ith th e
first ap p earan ce of the name.
SHEEP
S h ro p sh ire—
Ram. tw o y ears and over, 1st and
2d Floyd Fox of S ilverton, 3d E. W.
G rihble of A urora.
Ram, one year and u n d er tw o, 1st
and 3d Floyd Fox. 2d E. W. G rlbhle.
Ram, lamb, 1st and 3d E. W. G rib-
T he estim ated receip ts of th is y e a r’s
ble, 2d Floyd Fox.
fa ir a re higher th a n for any previous
Ewe, tw o years and over, 1st E. W.
fa ir by about $6000 dollars, w hich in ­
G rihble, 2d and 3d Floyd Fox.
cre ase Indicates la rg e r atten d a n ce and
Ewe, one year and u n d er tw o, 1st
use of g ran d stand and bleachers.
and 2d Floyd Fox, 3d E. W. G ribble.
T he expenses for alm o st everything
Ewe lamb, 1st and 2d Floyd Fox,
in connection w ith th e fair have
3d E. W. G ribble.
RAINBOW
SHOW
ER
GIVEN
m ounted skyhlgh, and it w as som e­
Cham pion ram and cham pion ewe,
MISS MAI D MK IIEL
w h at of a su rp rise to th e board to
McKenzie, Miss H azel W asson, all 1st Floyd Fox.
have the expenses of th is y e a r's fair
form er m em bers of th e high school
Flock, 1st and 3d Floyd Fox, 2d
Miss Maud Michel w’as given a m is­
n ea rly equal th e receipts.
faculty, also Miss E lizabeth P a rk e r of E. W. Gribble.
T h ere a re m any unfinished m a tte rs cellaneou s show er W ednesday even­
P o rtlan d , Miss P o rtia L. K idwell of
Pen of lam bs, 1st Floyd Fox, 2d
T he Rev. H. J. R anton, of Des sin. and discouraged, th in k in g th e re P ilo t Rock, C. W. K ruger, coach; E. W. Gribble,
p erta in in g to th e fa ir and th e p lans ing by th ree of h e r frien d s, Mrs. Bes­
for new race tra c k and buildings a re sie Long, Mrs. M ary Dodge and Mrs. Moines, Iowa, b ro th er of th e Rev. E. w as no hope in life for a young m an, K enneth
D. F en d all, a g ric u ltu ra l
P roduce of ewe, 1st and 3d Floyd
still r a th e r indefinite. S om ething w ill W illa G rass, at th e hom e of Mrs. J. G. G. R anton of P lea san t Home, is show n he decided to com m it suicide. He w as te a c h e r; and Lyle R. Mason, a G resh ­ Fox, 2d E. W. Gribble.
be done but ju s t w h at is u n d e te r­ M etzger in honor of Miss M ichel’s ap ­ above in his cow’boy d ress. He w ill theu brought to su rre n d e r his life to am boy, who w ill teach in th e com ­ O xforddow ns—
p roachin g m a rria g e to E. O. W hite, a speak in th e Boring com m unity God and a year la te r began to preach.
mined.
m ercial departm ent.
In th e O xforddow ns class Floyd T.
K enneth R oberts is m aking a p la t P o rtlan d business man. A bout th irty ch u rch at 10 o’clock. In th e P leasan t He has chosen for his Held of labor
Tw elve te ac h ers will be req u ired in Fox of S ilverton won 1st and 2d In
of th e new rac e tra c k and soon th e gu ests w ere p resen t at th e function, a H om e M ethodist ch u rc h a t 11:15 and th e neglected r u ra l com m unity and the G resham grade school besides th e every classification on the list.
a rc h ite c ts, T heilen & A ngell, w ill su b ­ num ber of whom w ere from P o rtlan d at Sandy at 8 o’clock S unday ev en ­ has been used In w inning m any peo­ p rin cip al, C. M. Q uicksall, to supply
In D orset H orn class Mr. Fox also
m it p lan s for new buildings and de­ and su rro u n d in g tow ns. T he m otif ing, A ugust 16. H e w as rea re d in ple in such places to th e C h ristian the teach in g force of th e grow ing won 1st and 2d prizes for ev erything
for
the
occasion
was
th
e
rainbow
,
p
a­
, M ontana w ith o u t C h ristian train in g - life. He Is know n in th e m iddle w est school. They are, Miss Ida E. Nord- listed.
velopm ent of th e grounds.
In o rd er to get som e of th ese per festoons of rainbow hues s tre tc h ­ th e re s u lt of w hich w as a wild life of as the "Cowboy E v an g elist.”
ine, Mrs. M ary L. K rueger, Miss
In th e Rom ney class McColeb
th in g s u n d er w ay ea rly it w as de­ ing from one co rn er of th e room to
Rachel J. Chezem, Miss V irginia B ro th ers, of Monmouth, Oregon, won
FRANK
TACHERON
WEDS
MRS.
A
LEX
A
N
D
ER
EASTON
th
e
other.
One
co
rn
e
r
w’as
fasten
ed
cided to m eet again ea rly n ext w eek
MISS MABEL RENNE B roughton, Miss C h ristin e Jo h n s, Mrs. 1st and 2d prizes In all classifications.
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
and th e board adjourned to next T u es­ to th e w all, b u t at th e o th e r end of
G race Ogilbee Lane, Miss Adele
In th e Cotswold class L azelle
the “rain b o w ” dipped into th e fabled
day night a t th e city hall.
Schenk, Mrs. P earl H ayden, Miss Meindl of Oregon City won 1st prizes
F
ra
n
k
T
âcheron,
a
form
er
G
resham
Mrs.
Ann
G
ertru
d
e
E
aston,
aged
54.
pot of gold, w hich in th is in stan ce
H elen Hoss, Miss K athryn Inwood, In everything.
Methodist Episcopal Church Services. held not gold b u t p arcels of various . died at h er resid en ce in G resham on hoy and youngest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. G ladys Hoyt and Miss Alice J.
George
T
âcheron,
wedded
Miss
Mabel
T h ere were no o th er en tries In th e
W
ednesday,
A
ugust
12,
from
pnenm
o-
Bible school a t th e M ethodist E p is­ shapes and sizes w hich proved to be
Renne last S atu rd ay evening. A ugust Leekley. Of th ese te a c h e rs Miss In ­ above classes.
i
nia,
from
w
hich
she
had
suffered
for
b
eautiful
gifts
from
the
frien
d
s
of
the
copal ch u rch w ill m eet a t 10 o'clock
8, at th e home of th e b rid e’s p are n ts wood and Miss L eekley a re new and
GOATS
w ith classes for all ages, w ell q u a li­ bride elect. Shaded colored lights i th e p ast week. She w as born in
I
in
P o rtlan d . T he cerem ony w as per- Miss Schenk re tu rn s to school after N ubians—
]
C
alifornia
and
previous
to
com
ing
to
fied in stru c to rs and w arm w elcom e placed a t in te rv als in th e rain b o w en ­
a y e a r's study In th e Oregon norm al.
Doekld, 1st .1. E. B atch ler, P ortland.
hanced th e p retty scene. V ases of G resham tw o an d a h alf y ears ago, 1 form ed by th e Rev. A. S. H isey, who
for stran g e rs.
exactly
tw
o
y
ears
before
had
officiated
had
lived
at
Bull
Run.
She
is
s
u
r
­
Doe, tw o y ea rs or over, 1st J. E,
T he p asto r, Dr. Chas. W. H uett, w ill golden glow w ere scattered th ro u g h ­
Indian Still Held In Jail
at the wedding of the groom 's sister,
vived
by
h
er
hu
sb
an
d
,
A
lexander
B
atchler,
2d Buddy Lee.
out
th
e
room
s.
Games
w
ere
played,
preach at 11 o’clock ta k in g as a su b ­
Ju d g e Deich is of th e opinion th a t
Marie, and E m m ett W elling.
Miss
S aanen—
je c t “ T ru e G reatn ess.” T h ere w ill be a fte r w hich ice cream and w afers E aston, a stepson, E ugene, a foster
the reserv atio n is th e place for Rob­
d au g h ter, H elen Ja n e, two siste rs and Eva T âcheron w as bridesm aid and
Buck, tw o y ears and over, 1st P eter
w ere served.
special m usic.
e r t P a rr, U m atilla In d ian , who was
H
arry
Renne,
b
ro
th
e
r
of
th
e
bride,
a
b
ro
th
er,
Mrs.
Ja
n
e
K
lum
,
A
shland,
J.
H lllesland, P o rtlan d , 2d F. L. E lls­
Miss
Michel
is
th
e
d
au
g
h
ter
of
Mr.
T he E pw o rth L eague w ill m eet at
In G resham d u rin g th e fa ir week as
' w as best man.
w orth.
7 o’clock for devotional m eeting. Miss and Mrs. P. Michel of G resham . She Oregon, Mrs, H elen Scott, Beverly
a ro p er w ith th e rodeo and who was
The bride w ore a gow’n of w hite
Buck kid, 1st F. L. E llsw orth.
F ra n c e s W elling w ill be th e leader is a g rad u a te of both G resham Union H ills, Calif., and G eorge C hurchm an,
arre ste d on the ch a rg e of c o n trib u ­
Doe, tw o y ears and over, 1st F. L.
and th e topic will be “ W orkm en by high school and th e M onmouth n o r­ Tacom a, W ash. F u n e ra l services w ere ! crepe satin w ith p an els of lace and a tin g to th e delinquency of a g irl near
held
th
is
aftern
o
o
n
a
t
th
e
Holm
an
full
length
veil
arra
n
g
e
d
w
ith
oran
g
e
E
llsw
o rth , 2d and 3d J. R. Ilo rr.
th e W ay.” It is expected th a t the m al and a fte r teach in g in th e G resh ­
G resham ,
He is still held in th e
Doe one year and u nder two, 1st
d elegates who rep rese n ted th e L eague am grad e school for a n u m b er of U n d ertak in g p arlo rs, P o rtlan d , w ith blossom s. H er b o uquet w as fash io n ­ county jail although his atto rn ey has
a t th e rec en t in stitu te at F a lls City y ea rs accepted a position in th e P o rt­ in te rm en t in th e M ilwaukie cem etery. ed of b rid e’s roses, w h ite sw eet peas been m aking stren u o u s efforts to get F. L. E llsw orth.
' and lilies of th e valley. T he b rid es­
Doe kid. 1st F. L. E llsw o rth .
w ill give a re p o rt of th e In s titu te for land schools, w hich position she now
him released in ord ei th a t he may
Woman Suffers Broken Wrist
m aid’s gown w as of green chiffon
Doe, tw o y ears or over, 1st F. L.
th e benefit of those who could not go. holds.
have an o p p o rtu n ity to fill his con­
over
silv
er
and
h
er
bouquet
w
as
of
E
llsw
o rth , 2d P ete r J H lllesland, 3d
I
t
has
been
found
th
a
t
Mrs.
A.
W.
In th e evening the p asto r w ill give
tra c ts w ith v ario u s rodeos and fairs
J. E. B atchler.
a serm on le ctu re ta k in g as a them e Gresham Undenominational Services A nderson, living n ea r A nderson s ta ­ pink roses.
th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try . P a rr Is a
T hose atten d in g th e wedding from
Doe, one year and u nder tw o, 1st
"In d ia, Ceylon and the M oham m edan
w ard of th e g overnm ent and has a
S unday school w ill be held a t 10 tion, w as h u rt m ore serio u sly th an
h
ere
w
ere
th
e
p
a
re
n
ts
of
th
e
groom,
I*.
J. H lllesland, 2d J. E. B atchler.
w
as
supposed
w
hen
she
fell
tw
o
W orld.” T hese w orld tra v e l topics in the m orning as u su al n ex t S u n ­
ran ch on th e reserv atio n . He is now
Doe kid, 1st P. J. H lllesland, 2d
a re proving of re a l in te re s t to th e day at th e G resham U ndenom ination­ w eeks ago, b reak in g one of th e bones his uncle, P aul T âch ero n of Mon­ being held for action of th e g rand
F. L. E llsw o rth , 3d R alph E llsw orth.
people priveleged to h ea r them and al tem ple, a fte r w hich c a rs w ill leave of h er w rist. It w as th o u g h t at th a t m outh who w as v isitin g here, Miss Jury.
T oggenberg—
D r . H u ett speak s from first hand im m ediately for Sandy riv e r w est of tim e th a t the ailm ent w as nothing V iolette P erre t, Dr. and Mrs. H. H.
. Gtt and Mrs. A lice V iulleum eir. Mr.
Japanese (lets Into Trouble
Buck, tw o y ears and over, 1st F. L.
know ledge as he passed over th a t th e T ro u td ale bridge, w here b ap tis­ m ore th an a sp rain , b ut as it failed
and Mrs. E m m ett W elling of Salem
T ro u b le began for M. T am u ra, a E llsw orth.
ro u te on his w ay to A m erica from m al services w ill be held. T ra n sp o r­ to respond to tre a tm e n t a m ore th o r­
w ere also In atten d an ce.
Buck kid, 1st W alter and Andy A n­
T ro u td ale Ja p an ese, w hen he a t ­
Ja p an .
tatio n w ill be fu rn ish ed to all not ough exam ination w as m ade and it
A fter a b rief w edding trip Mr. and tem pted to ap p ro p ria te the en tire flow deregg, 2d F. L. E llsw o rth , 3d R alph
w
as
found
one
of
th
e
bones
w
as
T he m id-w eek service w ill be held having th e ir own cars.
P reach in g
Mrs. T âcheron w ill go to S eattle to of B eaver creek for irrig atio n p u r­ E llsw orth.
on T h u rsd ay evening a t 8 o'clock in w ill be held at th e tem ple in th e even­ fra ctu red . H er arm is now in sp lin ts
m ake th e ir home.
Doe, tw o y ea rs and over 1st and 2d
poses, re su ltin g in th e death of th o u s­
and
it
is
expected
h
e
r
recovery
will
th e ch u rch parlo r. T his is a m eeting ing at 7:45. P ra y er m eeting is held
Mr. T âcheron h as been em ployed ands of tro u t and salm on. He w as F. L. E llsw o rth , 3d Ralph E llsw orth.
for p ra y e r and Bible stu d y and ’all every T uesday evening an d Bible be rapid. Mrs. A nderson suffered a
for th e p ast y ear In th e L uxury arre ste d on th e ch a rg e of m a in ta in ­
Doe Kid, 1st R alph E llsw o rth , 2d
w ho love th e Lord and a re try in g to stu d y every F rid ay evening at the stro k e of p ara ly sis ab o u t a year ago.
k itch en s in P o rtlan d and goes to tak e ing a dam w ithout p ro p er fishway F. L. E llsw orth.
serv e him a re co rd ially invited to be tem ple. All a re invited to th e se s e r­
A W ant Ad. h elp s for both buyer ch a rg e of th a t com p an y ’s b ran ch in and fined $50, according to rep o rt. T a ­
Buck, tw o y ears and over, 1st
p resen t.
vices.
S eattle.
and seller.
m u ra was ordered to rem ove th e dam W alter and Andy A nderegg.
Free Methodist Services Announced
im m ediately.
Doe, tw o y ears and over, 1st and 2d
| W alter and Andy A nderegg.
S ervices w ill be held as u su al th e J
By A. B CHAPIN
M A ’S NIGHTM ARE— After Canning Peaches A ll Day
Zion Evangelical Church Services
Doe, one y ear and u n d er two, 1st
com ing Sunday at th e F ree M ethodist ,
S ervices a t th e Zion E vangelical
and 2d W alter and Andy A nderegg.
ch u rc h w ith S unday school a t 10 a. m. '
ch u rch n ex t Sunday will begin w ith
Doe kid, 1st and 2d W alter and
an d p reaching a t 11, T he sub ject of .
Sunday school a t 10 o’clock, w hich Andy A nderegg.
th e serm on w ill be, "F a ith T h a t I
will be follow ed Ht 11 by p reach in g in
S aves.” T here will be preach in g in |
SW INE
the E nglish lan g u ag e by the p asto r,
th e evening a t 8 o’clock follow ing
th e Rev. E. H o rstm an n , who will tak e D uroc Je rse y —
th e young people’s m eeting a t 7.
Boar, one year and u n d er two, 1st
for his subject, “T he Chief of S in n ers
T he m onthly m eeting of the W o­
Saved.” At 11:50 he will preach In the L. S. B erry, P o rtlan d . 2d Edw in C.
m a n ’s M issionary socitey w ill be held
G erm an on th e su b ject, God’s R ig h t­ R ldder, Sherwood.
a t th e p arsonage W ednesday a f te r ­
Boar, six m onths and u n d er one
eous Ju d g m en ts. T he m onthly ch u rch
noon, A ugust 19 at 2 o'clock.
day and m eeting of th e Ju n io r league year, 1st H. C. Com pton, Boring.
Boar, u n d er six m onths, 1st and
will be om itted th is m onth.
Alitos Collide on T ro u td ale Bridge
2d L. S. B erry, 3d H. C. Com pton.
An au to accident took place a t th e
G resham Com mnnlty ( liiirrh , Bible
Sow, tw o years and over, 1st H. C.
ea st approach to th e T ro u td ale bridge
S tan d ard .
Compton, 2d Edw in C. Rldder.
about 10 o’dlock T h u rsd ay nig h t w hen
S ervices will be held as u su a l a t the
Sow, one year and u n d er 18 m onths,
a Buick, w estbound, collided w ith a
Bible S tan d ard C om m unity ch u rch In 1st L. 8. B erry, 2d E. C. R ldder, 3d
F o rd going east. T h ere is a curve at
G resham next Sunday, beginning with L azelle Meindl, Oregon City.
th is place and it is said th a t th e
S unday school at 10 o’clock, follow ed
Sow, six m onths and under one year,
Buick, a m achine from Boise, Idaho,
byy p reach in g a t 11 by the Rev. E arl j 1st and 2d H. C. Compton.
w as on the w rong side of th e highw ay.
Crook, who will p reach again a t 8
Sow, u nder six m onths considered.
No one w as seriously in ju re d , a l­
In th e evening. P ra y er m eetings are , 1st aud 2d L. S. B erry, 3d W. L, K er-
though a m an w as w as brou g h t into
held every W ednesday evening a t 8 cher, T routdale.
th e P up g rille of Chas D rake w here
o'clock.
H eaviest hog not over six m onths,
first aid w as adm inistered for a cut
1st L. S. B erry, 2d H. C. Com pton, 3d
Pacing Bnslness for Sale
on th e head. A fro n t fender and axle
, E. C. Rldder.
C onfectionery and sh o rt o rd er stand
of th e heavier c a r w ere broken and
Young herd, get of sire and product
for sale. Main stre e t, G resham . Must
th e F ord fared s •'ew hat w orse, a c ­
of dam . 1st L. 8. B erry, sam e 2d H. C.
be relieved of the work. A paying
co rding to rep o rts, and It had to go
.
, .
..
Com pton, sam e 3d E. C. Rldder.
proposition for one person to handle. ,
to th e re p a ir shop.
S enior cham pion boar, 1st L. S.
H. C. L arsen , G resham phone 148.
B erry.
Evil Mind.
—Adv.
Ju n io r cham pion boar, le t H. C.
Biddie—"I suppose you have been in
, Compton.
th e navy so long you a re accustom ed
Window Cleaning
to sea legs?”
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Middle—"Lady, I wasn't even look­
ing."
Brow n, G resham , phone 2601.
g ran d cham pion sow, 1st L. 8. B erry.
B erkshire—
Card of Thanks
For Camping and I’IrnIcs
N ickerson Jellied chicken la m ost J Boar, tw o y ears and over, 1st; boar,
We w ish to th a n k our m any G resh ­
co nvenient
Steam p re ssu re cooked. I
montbg an<1 u nder one year
am frien d s for th e ir ex pressions of
sym pathy, and also th e cla ss of 1919
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“ ¡h o ar u nder six m onths. 1st; sow two
for th e floral offerings in ou r recent
Miss H elen Hisey of Salem is th e y ears and over, 1st; sow, 18 m onths
bereavem ent In the d eath of ou r son,
guest of Miss Joyce K idder for a few j and u nder tw o years, 1st; bow one
H a rry L oren Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. C hester,
days. H er fath e r w as h ere a day or year and u n d er 18 m onths. 1st; sow,
3641 Bagley Av„ S eattle.
so looking afte r v ario u s m attera per- , six m onths and u nder one year, 1st;
taln in g to the w ork of hla d is tr ic t I
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good adage.