Gresham outlook., May 04, 1926, Image 1

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TUESDAYS
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FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 4. 1926
I
SOLON’S FRIENDS ASK
CROWDS ATTEND LAYING
FOR
HIS
RENOMINATION
OF FAIR BUILDING STONE
KEEP CRUMPACKER IN CONGRESS
$1.50 Per Year
J. O. BAILEY CANDIDATE
REVIVAL CAMPAIGN
EDR STATE LEGISLATURE
DRAWS LARGE CROWDS
It is the bane of our p rim a ry system th a t th e m an seeks th e office instead
Born on farm in Iowa. Received I The revival cam paign w hich is be-
T he form ality of laying th e corner-1
of th e office seeking th e m an. E very elect ion tim e a fresh crop of office education In public schools H arv ard tllg conducted by the young men
stone of th e first of a group of build­
and H arv ard Law school. Two I
„
seekers trie s to oust the m an who h as.se rv e d cred itab ly and whose life and College
years spent in E urope studying and ! * ' a " Kei,8ta a > the Bible Standard
ings to be erected by th e M ultnom ah ,
actions not only afford no ad equate reason for a change b ut ra th e r give every traveling. A ssistant atto rn ey g en eral ] church Is now in its second week of
County F air association on its 51 acres j
from 1915 to 1920 in ch arg e of Hyde- I progress. E vangelist Butterfield con-
evidence of fidelity and effectiveness.
M aurice E. C rum packer, of P o rtlan d , w as elected in N ovember 1924. from Bensoii and Pacific Livestock Land , tinues to give out stirrin g m essages
of land here w as duly observed S atu r- I
rau d coses and Columbia Kiver Ba-
the th ird d istrict, w hich com prises M ultnom ah county, and has served only F
sin ra te case. Member of 1925 leglsla- ! ,
are <lraw|ng cap acity crowds,
day afternoon w hen approxim ately a '
one sh o rt term in congress. He is a young m an. a capable law yer, a ready ture. Member for past five years of • N um bers of v isito rs from outside of
thousand persons g ath ered in th e 1
and convincing speaker, and has been w ell received. He has been industrious, the G rievance com m ittee. S tate Bar ! G resham are adding to the attend-
g ra n d sta n d and enjoyed a varied p ro -i
assoclatton. C hairm an past two y ears ance and in te re st of th ese m eetings.
safe, and has show n ability as a legislator.
g ram w hich concluded w ith the w ind­
T h ere is no criticism of C rutnpackar except th a t im plied' in the old in- of Magazitte com m ittee, Oregon P a r ­ Special In stru m en tal and vocal m usic
ent-T eacher.
Member of Portland
ing of the May pole by 26 pupils of the I
’sin u atin g question, W hat has he done? T h at is only a cam paign smoke Cham ber of Com merce, A dvertising rendered by th ese young men add xest
G resham grade school. E rw in A. T aft, 1
screen th ro w n out by an opponent who, th e re is no reaspn to believe, could club of P o rtlan d , life m em ber of Mult- j and in sp iratio n to every service.
county com m issioner,
deposited a
nomah A m ateur A thletic club, m em ber T hrough th e ir efforts a stro n g com ­
have done any b etter had he been in th e in cu m b en t’s place.
trow el full of m o rta r on the site of the
Why sacrifice an honest. In d u strio u s capable m an, who has been in ju st of M ultnom ah Golf club. Elks, Ma­ m unity uplift Is predicted. The m eet­
sonic lodge. E astern S tar, C ongrega­
ta b le t m arking the co rn ersto n e, w hich
long enough to get acquainted, to be in line for prom otion, and to begin to tional ch u rch , Royal R osarians. and ings will continue each nig h t this
b ore th e in scrip tio n , "M ultnom ah
ren d er th e m ost efficient service to his s ta te and d istrict, for a new and u n ­ num erous civic and com m unity clubs. week.
County F air, E rected 1926."
tried man who, w hatever his capabilitA s. will need to go th ro u g h th e sam e Fam ily co n sists of wife and th ree ch il­
E vangelist
Butterfield
declares.
dren.
, S tre am ers of flags w ere stru n g
experience of in itiation?
“
W
hat
men
need
today
Is
not
a w hite­
As a ssista n t atto rn ey g eneral under
acro ss Main stre e t in G resham , lending
C rum packer has been acceptable to his d istric t and state. He has been Hon. G eorge M. Brown, he conducted, w ashing hut to be w ashed w hite.” He
a festive air of holiday a ttire to the
p articu la rly fo rtu n a te in being assigned to one of th e m ajor com m ittees, the to a su ccessful conclusion, the Hyde also sta te s th a t the only rem edy for
tow n. T he w eather w as as n ear p er­
riv ers and h arb o rs com m ittee, w uich p its him In a position to do m ore for Benson and Pacific Livestock Land the sinful condition of th e world to-
fect as w eather could be and a repre-
F rau d cases, recovering for the s ta te ! ,
.
. . . . .
. , ,
P o rtlan d and Oregon th an any o th e r assignm ent. He has m ade close frie n d ­ more
th an $160,OdO in settlem ents and ,lay ,s a revival «f ‘>’e old tim e re-
’ se n tativ e g ath erin g from all p a rts of
ships w ith the rep ublican lead ers and w ith th e sp eak er of th e house.
Maurice E. Crumpacker
approxim atelv 15,000 acres of land j Hfflon. Because of th e u n u su al ablli-
th e county visited and ch atted under C andidate for nom ination to succeed
C rum packer is on th e job. T h ere is im p o rta n t legislation pending a f­ appraised at more th an $500,000, at a ty of th e m em bers of th is evangelistic
him self from th e T h ird C ongression fecting M ultnomah county w hich n ecessitates his continued presence in cost to th e sta te of less th an $10,000; j gronPi they arp a h ,e to pre8ent a pro .
th e protecting roof of th e grandstand.
al D istrict.
and also rep resen ted the sta te in th e i
A tru ck , ornam ented w ith the national
W ashington, hence he w ill not be hom e to prom ote his cam paign for renom i­ Columbia
River Basin R ate case Kram of p a rtic u la r appeal.
The
colors, backed up in fro n t of the PROMINENT ATTORNEY
nation. He depends upon his friends, if th ey believe in him, to do th a t for which resu lted In P o rtlan d p rocuring . G resham people are finding th is out
sta n d , and th is form ed an im provised
SEEKS JU D G E SH IP him. T h at is th e least they can do an d th a t they should do.
a ten per cen t low er freight ra te th a n and responding en th u siastically. A
sp e a k e rs’ stand for the afternoon.
Opposed to him on th e rep u b lican tic k et for th e May p rim aries are B. F. Puget Sound to and from the te rrito ry large crow d w as p resen t Sunday eve­
F ra n k C. H ow ell, form er m em ber of
T. J. K reuder, p resid en t of th e fair
south of th e Snake river.
the le g isla tu re and a law yer of P o rt Mulkey and N orm an R ichards. Both are law yers of P ortland. R ichards is a
His slogan is "A bigger and b etter ning and th e week night m eetings are
association, w as in charge of the ex­ land, Is a candidate for the rep u b lican wet. Mr. Mulkey is an estim able gentlem an and a pronounced dry. But so is
becoming Increasingly popular.
Oregon,
a g rea ter P o rtlan d .”
ercises of the day, la te r tu rn in g over nom ination for C ircuit Judge, D epart C rum packer.
I
his c h a ir to Joe D unne, a d irec to r of m ent No. 4. of th e M ultnom ah county
C ongressm an C ru m p ack er’s position on the prohibition question is c le a r­
F u n eral Chapel Newly D ecorated.
CORBETT
th e fair and a candidate for sta te sen ­ bench.
ly
expressed
in th e follow ing statem te en n t^
ti
Mr.
How’ell
h
as
been
a
resid
e
n
t
of
The
chapel of the G resham F u n eral
a to r, who w as in itiated as m a ste r of
The sp rin g season for salm on fish­
o ti
P o rtlan d since he w as g rad u ated from
“I believe in stren g th en in g the V
V ofttead
act in o rd er to b o lster up and ing opened S atu rd ay noon w ith a p arlo rs has recen tly been com pleted,
cerem onies and who kept his audience the law d ep artm en t of th e U niversity m ake m ore effective th e en forcem ent of th e prohibition law of th is country.
fairly good run of fish w hich are com ­ and th e m anager, J. E. Metzger, In­
in a good hum or by his sallies of w it of M issouri in 1909. He was born Ju ly
"T he people of Oregon have spoken upon th is question, som etim e prio r to m anding a good price. T here are
1877, in M issouri, and w as b ro u g h t the enactm ent of the eighteenth am endm ent to th e federal constitution. about 25 m otor boats on th e C orbett vites th e public in to look over the
a t th e expense of the political a s p ir­
up on a farm , w here he lived u n til he W ith th is law upon the sta tu te books in th e sta te of Oregon, it is my co n ­ drift.
w ell-arran g ed and ta ste fu lly fu rn ­
a n ts w hich, by th e way, w ere as plen­ w
as 21 y ea rs old.
ception of the duty of a re p rese n tativ e in co n g ress from th is sta te to express
ished
room s w hich a re to be devoted to
Columbia
g
ran
g
e
held
its
reg
u
la
r
tifu l as sm elt in th e Sandy. F ire Chief
Mr. H ow ell received his B. A. degree the sen tim en ts of his c o n stitu e n ts by using his efforts to stren g th en the
m onthly m eeting May 1 In th e fo re­ th e ca rry in g out of the la st rite s of the
H olden’s T oonerville firem en’s band in 1906 from Knox College in Illin o is n ational prohibition law.
noon and a fte r enjoying a bounteous
“No influence, how ever pow erful, can dissuade me from th is position. I rep ast m ost of th e m em bers in at b u rial service. T he m ain audience
cam e out from P o rtlan d to fu rn ish the and grad u ated from th e law d e p a rt­
m
ent
of
th
e
U
niversity
of
M
issouri
in
w ant th a t clearly and em phatically understood.”
fun for th e occasion and th e ir lu ­
tendance w ent to G resham to attend room will seat com fortably 70 persons
1909; cam e to P o rtlan d d u rin g th a t
the
exercises at the fair g rounds and and is done en tirely In w ell-blended
T his statem en t w as m ade tw o y ea rs ago and in an sw er to a recent letter
d icrous an tics w re a c o n sta n t source year and joined th e law firm of W ilbur
laying of the co rn ersto n e of the color tones of blue and gold, th e w all
of am usem ent. Chief H olden w as fo r­ & Spencer and is now a m em ber of th e w as re ite ra te d and positively confirm ed as his p rese n t position. Could an y ­ the
a g ric u ltu ra l building
paper and hangings corresponding. At
firm
of
W
ilbur,
B
eckett,
Howell
&
Op
th in g be c lea re r on th is point? T hese statem en ts are on file in the Outlook
m ally introduced to th e audience.
Mr. and Mrs. Landis, of Rockwood the rea r of th e m ain room are the
G overnor W alter P ierce w as unable penheim er. In 1918 he was elected to office.
grange,
w
ere
welcome
visitors
a
t
Co­
the Oregon sta te sen ate to fill an u n ­
fam ily and m usic room s, each done In
T he Oregon Voter, In th e May 1 issue, u nder th e editorial caption, "D on’t lum bia g ran g e Saturday.
to be present, as Im portant business expired term .
th e g eneral color Bcheine predom i­
Mrs.
Lydia
O
strand
was
the
guest
of
F
o
rg
et
C
ru
m
p
ack
er,”
says
th
e
re
are
no
obvious
ad
v
an
tag
es
in
or
reasons
for
called him to e a ste rn Oregon, b u t he
Mr. H ow ell has a wife and one
Mrs. C lara Sm ith S atu rd ay and S u n ­ n an t In th e chapel. An upholstered
w as p ersonally rep resen ted by H. R. daughter. He has been urged to en ­ rep lacin g C rum packer w ith Mulkey.
day.
wicker d av en p o rt and c h a irs to m atch
B lauvelt who paid a fine trib u te to the te r th e p rim ary race for th e ju d icial
^ r - an<' Mrs. A rth u r B u tter moved
In his m em bership on th e riv ers id h arb o rs com m ittee of the house,
nom ination by a la rg e num ber of fel
ru gged p erso n ality of th e governor of low atto rn ey s. He is a m em ber of the and in his close alliance w ith the pov rs th a t be in th a t body, including flown fron> H erm an creek onto th e ir a re p a rt of th e fu rn ish in g s of these
rooms w hich can be reached by a side
Ifa rra Friday.
Oregon. Mr. B lauvelt spoke briefly on Phi D elta T h eta and P hi D elta Phi Speaker L ongw orth, C rum packer is in co aand of a strateg ic influence."
“ It is idle to im agine th a t eith er o$ .ru m p a c k e r’s tw o opponents could I Mrs. E lizabeth Morgan is building entrance, A rep lica of pain tin g s de­
th e subject of a g ric u ltu re , designating fra te rn itie s, Masons, E lks, W. O. W.. so quickly
now a t his com m and. And C r u n t- |an addition to her dw elling.
com m and the Influence th a t
picting E uropean scenes ad o rn s th e
it as th e g re a te st in d u stry in the Moose, M ultnom ah Club and P ro g res packer is w ise enough and sufficiently
11-advised to know th a t though he
Mrs. A lb ert Salzm an from Linnton
sive B usiness Men’s club.
he m u st m a in ta in it th ro u g h a waa h ere Sunday in th e in te rests of audience room In fro n t, a w icker fe rn ­
won his influence th ro u g h his p erso n a l
U nited S tates and th e investm ent
il si - t j.
.
[th e alu m nae of Colum bian high school. ery occupies a place of prom inence
am ounting to m ore th a n eighty billion view and M ayor Cowell, of M ilw au­ display of energy and in tellect.
A stro n g vote for C ongressm an C rum packer at th is tim e would have th e | Mrs. Salzm an, nee C lara Lnsley, was aud diffused lights lend a subdued
kie.
w
ere
g
racefu
lly
introduced
by
of dollars.
effect of stren g th en in g w h atev er position he tak es as a re p rese n tativ e from *he first g rad u ate of the school.
shading over th e en tire chapel.
E rw in A. T aft rep rese n ted th e Mayor C h arles Cleveland, of G resham Oregon on th e H ouse com m ittee w hich passes upon riv ers and h arb o rs legis-
Mr. H arm on and son W alter, of
b oard of county com m issioners and Mayor Cleveland gave a sh o rt review lation. W ithout a stro n g endo rsem en t his effectiveness d u rin g the p resen t P o rtland, w ere Sunday visitors a t the
For real e sta te loans see or call B.
gave a sh o rt ad d ress w hich w as fol­ of th e ra c e tra c k h isto ry of the county session would be m inim ized. To fall to re-nom inate him would be a serious Lewis Reed home.
A d ental clinic for th e children for W. T horne.—Adv.
m
istake.
P
o
rtlan
d
needs
th
e
p
rotection
a
g
a
in
st
pernicious
p
o
rt
legislation
Judge
W
illiam
E
kw
all,
th
a
t
te
rr
o
r
to
lowed by a rousin g yell by th e school
the five d istric ts was held a t the grade
that. C ongressm an C rum packer can give It.
ch ild ren , beginning, “W h at’s the m a t­ speeders, said he recognized several
“ Don’t sw ap horses In th e m iddle of th e W illam ette riv er w hile th e in ­ school at Corbett Monday.
T he th ree -a ct com edy presented by
te r w ith Mr. T a ft? ” A dm irers of th e of his custo m ers in th e audience, b ut te re sts of th a t riv er a re a t sta k e .”
th e stu d e n t body of Columbian high
county sheriff, Tom H u rlb u rt, had the agreed n ot to call o ut any nam es.
T he close an aly sis, fairn ess and sound ju d g m en t of C. C. C hapm an of the T h u rsd ay evening, w as well attended,
p le asu re of having him pointed out. P olitical can d id ates w ere Introduced in Oregon Voter in sizing up can d id ates and Issues can n o t be questioned.
and much cred it Is due Mrs. P erry and
Mr. H u rlb u rt acknow ledged his in tro ­ tu rn to th e audience and rem inded
T herefore, every rep u b lican voter In M ultnom ah county Hhould adopt the Miss Riekli, for th e ir careful and
p ain stak in g tra in in g of th e stu d en ts
duction by risin g and bow ing to the th e ir h e a re rs in p ersu asiv e tones not slogan, “Keep C rum packer In congress," and vote on May 21 accordingly.
in m aking th is play a success.
audience. T he officials of the band w ere to forget to rem em ber.
Mr. and Mrs. Ila y e tt and the Misses
As usual the G resham hand outdid
troduced, also th e visiting m ayors.
of th e te sts w hich w ere uniform F ran ces Fox and Helen Foley, of P o rt­
PLANTS
FLOW ERS
A. L. B arbur, re p rese n tin g Mayor Ba­ itself by its excellent playing and fine
th ro u g h o u t the county on th a t day. land, atte n d e d th e ploy a t th e high
HANGING BASKETS
An all-day session of th e G resham T he re g u la r eighth g rad e exam in a­ school T h u rsd ay evening.
k er of P o rtlan d , Mrs. L aura H arlow , range of selections. At th e beginning
REDDING PLANTS
T he frien d s of Floyd Reed re g re t to
of T routdale, M ayor H eslin, of F air- of th e p ro g ram th e stra in s of th e “S tar gran g e w ill be held in th e hall S a tu r­ tions will occur on th e 13th and 14th
hear
of
his
continued
illness.
He
is
Spangled B an n er” b ro u g h t th e au d i­ day, May 8. T h ere w ill be w ork in th e 1 of May.
Flowers for all occasions.
at the Good S am aritan hospital w here
ence to its feet and m uch ap p reciatio n th ird and fo u rth degrees in th e fore- ' Mr. and Mrs. K. A. M iller joined the the best m edical atten tio n is given
w as expressed by th e m a ster of c e re ­ noon, and d u rin g th e lectu re h o u r in ex cu rsio n ists who w ent on the boat to him. Columbia grange, of which he
m onies for th e presence of th e band.
th e afternoon, to w hich th e public is , Champoeg S atu rd ay to atten d th e 83d is a m em ber, sent g reetin g s and flow­
to him S atu rd ay and expressed
STAGE CO.
The real hit of the afternoon w as, Invited, W. D. K inder, county club an n iv ersary of the founding of th e first ers
sin cere sym pathy and hope his recov­
Phone 3tMi
D am ascus Road
M A U R IC E B O T K IN
TOM C O O PE R
a fte r all, th e ch ildren. They w ere agent, will tell of his w ork In clubs. organized governm ent in the Oregon ery w ill come very soon.
20-Pa«»enger Stadehakrr Six Parlor
th e re in costum es, th e hues of w hich He will also ren d e r selections on the country.
f « a lii ilf luxe. Clinlr 1 ar Type.
O thers who w ent from
even a rainbow m ight well envy. violin, accom panied by his wife a t the G resham w ere Mr. and Mrs. John Rob-
Noniethlng New In Screen Doors.
For your convenience we h a te a
SECTION IAN E ROUTE
line asso rtm en t of p la n ts al The
T w enty g irls executed m ost gracefully piano.
Special prices w hile they last,
e rts, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Hodge and
DAILY SC H ED I LF.
O scarette.
tro n g ly m ade from 1 ^ - in clear cedar,
the parasol dance; th e su n sh in e dance
Lv. eresh am
f
Lv. Portland
Ray S tro m q u ist of T igard is a s s is t­ ch ild ren , and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cur-
FOR PORTLAND | FOR GRESHAM
by 18 little g irls w as splen d id ; the ing In p ress w ork at the Outlook of­ rin and th e ir d au g h ters, V irginia anil galvanized screen. Several different
styles and sizes to select from. Come
sc arf dance was an o th er fine piece of fice for a w eek or longer.
Mabry, th ese going by way of au to ­ and look them over.
••7 :0 0 a .in .
0:10 a .in .
••T h ru to S an d y
9:00
drill w ork and th e m in u et by 16 older
mobile. It is estim ated th a t 3300 a t­ GRESHAM WOODWORKING SHOP
11:0#
10:00
Miss M arian R obertson has been se­
on Cleveland Avenue.
1:00 p. m.
boys and g irls in costum es of W ash ­
tended th e picnic and celebration on
12:00
<:00
E ast G resham n ear Mt. Hood R. R.
2:00 p. m.
C ut E’lo w ers a n d P o tte d
ington’s day showed th e re su lt of c a re ­ lected as one of th e teaching force at th e hanks of the W’l i.n ie tte .
4:00
4:00
—Adv.
Phone 50x1.
th e O rient school for th e com ing year.
P la n ts , ch eap .
•S :0 S
••0:00
ful
train
in
g
.
A
fifth
num
ber
by
the
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stanl
y
an
d
little
son,
•S a tu rd a y . S u n day, ••T h ru to S an d y
She w ill teach th e th ird and fourth Je rry , arriv ed Sunday evening from
and H o lid a y s
pupils of th e G resham grade school
For Sale by Owner.
•10:00
Icarge H a n g in g B ask ets,
g rad es and in addition will be In S a n ta C ruz, C alifornia, to spend a
25 ac res farm ing land, *4 mile east
•S a tu rd a y . S u n day,
w as th e w inding of th e May pole.
m ad e up, each $1.00
and
H
olid
ays.
ch arg e of th e m usic of the school and
L v. Sandy
Much d isappointm ent w as expressed
m onth or m ore w ith her p aren ts, Mr. old P lea san t Home, *4 m ile south
FOR POR TLAND
will also su p erin ten d the hot lunches an(, Mrg A w s b lp ,By H er bugband Scenic. About half in cultivation. Five
IR IS now in full bloom ,
by m any of th e audience w ho w ere not
Lv. Gresham
acres logged off, balance In brush p as­
for Sandy
8:24 a. m.
to be served.
n r. w . l . Stanley, is expecting to come ture. Adapted for sm all fru it. R un­
10c p er ro o t.
apprised
of
the
tim
e
when
the
laying
•7 :2 4 p. m.
v ia P o w ell V a lley
T. Van Donlnck has p u rch ased two {o p o rtIa n „
Junp tQ attpnd a d p n ta, ning w ater. Fine roads. Best tr a n s ­
of the co rn ersto n e took place. A sm all
Queen of May, P u rp le P rince,
an d O rient
•T o G resham on ly
Q u arter
e x c e p t S a t , Sun.,
C eleste, Du Dola de M ilan, Lo­
num ber only w itnessed th is cerem ony, of th e 2-acre tra c ts In Cascadeview confprp„ ce an „ after vlgltlnK a 8b()rt portation accom m odation.
7:40 a. m.
a n d H o lid a y s thru
m ile from up-to-date b erry cannery.
hengrin, Honorable*, F lavescants,
acres.
They
are
located
on
th
e
Sec-
t)me
w
|(b
rplatlvpg
and
frlpndg>
b„
and
0:44 p. m.
to P ortlan d .
m ainly th e m em bers of th e board of
Schools and churches. G. N asshahn,
Madam C hete, Ma Mie, Sliver
tlon Line road ea st of W allula avenue hlg wjf<i w (|| rH u rn ,o C a|lfornla
directors,
but
It
was
announced
by
Mr.
Rt.
2,
G
resham
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P O R T L A S D — S e w M unicipal T erm i­
nal, Cor. F ifth and Salm on op p osite
T illam ook carin g for her m other who
The cap acity of th e receiving room
unavoidable, as a moving p ictu re m a­ sion of the street.
the C on rth ouse.
G R F S H A M — Main and P ow ell S tr eets
K. P. Stone, of Sandy, is a t the
| | , t 8pent a few days recen tly with a t the can n ery has been p ractically
chine o p era to r was obliged to leave
I T e m p o ra ry ).
Base Line Road
S A S I t Y —J u n k er’s C on tertlon ery.
before the conclusion of th e program T hom as san ita riu m for tre a tm e n t for a her h u sb an d ’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. doubled by th e co nstruction of an ad ­
1 m ile e a st 12-Mlle Corner
in the gran d stan d and w ished to tak e few days. Mrs. H enry TenEyck, who Thom as of the T hom as sanitarium . ditional u n it of the building on th e
“G resh a m ’s Own Line"
TROUTDALE, ORE , Rt. 2.
p ictu res of the cerem ony before going lives near Sandy, Is also a p atien t at | g h e expects to Join her husband a t |* ® 8t. T he roof la on and th e floor laid,
A nother set of scales will be Installed
to P ortlan d . The m anag em en t said it the T hom as home. She Is restin g and M arshfield th is week.
to be In read in ess for the b erry season
C ontinued on page 4
was possible an o th er form al cerem ony tak in g m edical treatm en ts.
E xem ption exam ination te sts were
w hich will soon be here. N early 50
would be observed some tim e p rio r to
Spring Goods al Horae Shoppe.
given at th e G resham grad e school
cra te s of straw b e rrie s w ere received at
th e opening of the fair.
Nice asso rtm en t of sp rin g dress th e can n ery last night, and w hile the
for window boxes and flower beds
The building, for w hich p lan s have F rid ay w hich w ere p articip ated In by
th e G resham , P leasan t Roods, laces, co llars and cuffs. Lln- recen t rain has som ew hat retard ed the
been draw n and w hich will be c a r ­ .4 pupils of I ...__
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gerie m a terial, hose, etc. At the L ittle
A large F ren ch H ydrangea given
ried forw ard to com pletion as rap id ly \ alley. Rockwood. Lynch and Cedar j Home 8b(>pp(j co rn er ThJr<, #tr#H an(J im m ediate o u tp u t of berries, the bene­
LV. GRESHAM
LV. PORTLAND
fit derived has been Incalculable.
free w ith every o rd er of $2 or over.
schools.
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In
charge
}!ood avpnuP M tb Nellie Cox
as possible, will cost around 117,000
P o w e ll A R o b e rts
P ark and Y am hill
and will house th e ag ric u ltu ra l and
Floral Design» and Sprays
P h o n e 1S23
P h o n e M Ain ««11
h o rtic u ltu ra l exhibits of the fair. It
will be of hollow tile co n stru ctio n , fin­
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ished in stucco. T he erection of th is
b
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building w as m ade possible th ro u g h
F L O R IS T
9 30 A. m , P . V
10 :30 a m . P y .
1 1 3 0 a . m.. B. L.
10:30 A. m . B L
the levying of 1-20 of a mill tax. d is­
•I D iv isio n a t »1st
T el. RU «871
11 30 A. m . P . V.
12.30 p m., P. V.
P o rtla n d , lit. 1, Box SS
1 :30 p m . B L.
12:30 P m .. B L
trib u ted am ong th e ta x p ay ers of th e
2 30 p m.. P. V.
1 :M P m . P. V.
county.
3:30 p m . B L.
2 30 P m , B. L.
For
Mother’s Day
Additional Locals
Portland-Gresham-Sandy
Gresham Greenhouse
For Mother«’ Day
Suhr’s Flower Farm
Portland-Gresham
Stage
All Kinds of Plant«
F. W. SABRANSKY
4 3o p m.,
p m..
Ò :J0 p m..
*7 30 p m..
«11 30 p. m.
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« S a tu rd a y s. S u n d a y s an d H o lid a y s.
• D a lly ex cep t S u n d a y s and H o lid a y s
P. V — P o w ell V a lle y .
B. L.— B a se L ine.
O w ned an d o p erated by
GEO. LEWIS & SON
The Old Rellshle *Ic< «mile and
Deering Binder».
Columbia River Highway
Nursery
Mowers. R akes, P. O. Plow s. K entucky
D rills a re all stan d ard . If you have
any of th is line you can alw ays get
p a rts a t th e In tern atio n al H arv ester j
Co. Buy your new m achines direct.
See R uark.— Adv.
$50 to $200 w ill buy a good used ca r
a t the H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
CORBETT, OREGON
Roses, Bulbs, and
Perennials
Call C orbett 130 for service on
*ropo»ed main patllion of the Hullnoniuh ( •unity Fair a«»oclafion, the cornerstone of which was
laid last Satarday with appropriate ceremonies.
Funeral Design« and ( nt Flowers