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A p pels to Voters by Those Seeking O ffice; Read and Vote Thoughtfully
EIGHT PAGES
VOL. 16, NO. ÄS
G resham O utlook
Section One
4 Pages
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1»26
SCHOOL MEASURE
NOT RECOMMENDED
11.50 Per Year
LOCAL CLUBS GET
STANDARD CHARTERS
VOTERS ! DO YOUR DUTY !
TROUTDALE BOY HURT
FIVE-YEAR TICKET
TO HELP BUILD FAIR
IN AUTO COLLISION
Seven c h a rters have been received
by local club leaders for the stan d ard
R alph G reer, aged 17, son of Mrs.
Jo h n Coons, of T roudale, Is in a P o rt
ization of clubs. These signify th a t
At the p rim a rie s on F riday in the
land hospital still unconscious from
the clubs have organized, elected of
precincts of M ultnomah county out
T
h
e
first
d
u
ty
of
ev
ery
c
itiz
e
n
,
m
an
o
r
w
om
an,
w
ho
can
th e effects of in ju rie s he received Sun- I T he fair board has au thorized the
ficers, elected a local leader and have
side of the city of P ortlan d each voter
m ade out a program of work for the m eet th e q u a lific a tio n s, is to vo te h is o r h e r h o n e s t c o n v ic tio n s, day night in an autom obile accident 8a,e of a lim ited num ber of five-year
will be handed a sm all ballot on which
six regular meetings. The c h a rte rs re g a rd le ss of p a rty , a t th e n o m in a tin g e le c tio n on F rid a y , May in w hich he figured, th e case being season tick ets, good for sin g le adm is-
will be tw o m easu res to be voted on a re signed by W illiam Jard in e, se cre 21. T h is is a rep u b lica n g o v e rn m e n t, you, a s a v o ter, a re a p a rt
th a t of a headon collision of tw o ma- 8‘0n an y day or night of th e fair, d ur-
r
One. the bond issue, w ill be voted on in ta ry U. S. departm ent of ag ric u ltu re; of it. It is a reflection on y o u r lo y alty a s a c itiz e n of th is g re a t
ch in es on Sandy boulevard, a h alf m ile *ng a five-year period, for >2.50. A
the w hole county. T he o ther, a school J- A. C hurchill, sta te su perintendent
s ta te a n d n a tio n if you do n o t e x e rc ise th e fra n c h is e u n less ea st of Fairview . Nine p ersons in all com m ittee Is alread y a t w ork and
m easure, w ill be voted on only in the of public in stru ctio n ; Paul V. M aris,
p
h y sic a lly im possible.
county outside of P ortland.
w ere injured, young G rear th e m ost m eeting w ith m ark ed encouragem ent,
d irector of extension, and H. C. Sey
The school m easure is in the natu re m our, sta te club leader. T here are
R e g a rd le ss of rec o m m e n d a tio n s, p rin te d o r o th e rw ise , vote seriously. It Is feared th e boy may It is expected to get th e endorsem ent
have a fra ctu red skull. He w as given of m any clvlc bodfp8 Qf P ort]and
of a referendum to m ake a law passed m any ch a rters yet to come. The c h a r
y o u r h o n e st c o n v ic tio n s. You sh o u ld h a v e c o n v ic tio n s. A m ple
in 1925 effective in M ultnom ah coun te rs received up to date go to th e fol
Imm d II , f “ 7
7 " Phy8,<lan wh0 put o ut m any th o u san d s of th ese tick
t d th k
7
am b u ,an ce eta th is year. If 20.000 to 40,000 c a a
ty. The law as applied to this county lowing clubs and leaders: Blue Bird o p p o rtu n ity is g iv en to know th e c a n d id a te s a n d th e p u rp o se of I n T u
provides for the election of the coun Cookery club of Maplewood, Mrs. E. th e m e a su re s on th e b a llo t sufficiently a t least to h e lp you form and directed the boy to be se n t to the | be Rol(1 „ w |„ en ab ,e thp faJp
ty school su p e rin ten d e n t and paym ent < ham bers, lead er; H appy H u stlers a n o p in io n of w h a t is best. It is y o u r d u ty to be in fo rm ed , to hospital. W hen his m other w as in its new race trac k , speedw ay and
of sa lary and office expenses b y the Sew ing club of Maplewood. Mrs. A. F. know th e issu e s involved, to h av e o p in io n s a n d e x p re ss your form ed of her so n 's condition, she col g ran d sta n d th is fall.
school d istric ts outside of P ortland. In W eaver; Howage Sew ing club of p refe re n c e s. R e c o m m e n d a tio n s of o th e rs , of course, m ay help lapsed and is still p ro strated . As she
P re sid en t T. J. K reu d er h as ad
is suffering w ith com plications a tte n d
other w ords it perm its the country O rient, Mrs. W. E. W heeler; Wa W at-
dressed a le tte r to som e of th e civic
you
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ing
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h
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rt,
fears
a
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en
ter
d istricts to elect th eir own su p erin zee Home Making club of G ilbert, Mrs.
tained for her recovery as w ell as th a t o rg an izatio n s ap pealing for th e ir su p
tendent.
W. B. Boag; Powell V alley P otato possible, but do y o u r ow n th in k in g a n d ch o o sin g .
port. He says It is th e plan to m ake
of
h er son.
For a long tim e the election of a club of G resham , T. L. A nderson;
E v ery office fo r w hich c a n d id a te s a re to be n o m in a te d is im
It is said by sp e c ta to rs th a t young th is th e sh rin e of all a g ric u ltu ra l in-
county school su p erin ten d en t for this G arden club of P leasan t V alley, J. W.
county by th e predom inence of P o rt F ro st, S r.; F airv ale G arden club, John p o rta n t, som e m ore th a n o th e rs. In m a n y c ases a n o m in a tio n G reer was not at all to blam e for th e l T 8, ” th<? co u n ty ' th a t th e aKricul-
m ea n s an electio n . T h is is esp ec ially tru e of th e re p u b lic a n b a l accident and th a t th e m an who collided J“ ™ ,n ‘ere8t8 “ re 8“ “ ‘he g re a te st
land votes has been used to m ake the Zuburchen.
nP88 ° f Multnom4ih county,
Six certificates of achievem ent have lot. T h e d e m o c ra ts w ill h a v e few n a m e s o r offices to c o n sid e r w ith him assum ed all th e responsibil-
office a political ra th e r th an an educa
ity
of
th
e
affair.
T
he
o
th
er
m
an,
who
J
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V' Co«8We‘l. su p e rin ten d e n t of
tional job and g rea t dissatisfaction has also been aw arded to th e club and u n less th e y w rite in th e n am es.
w as from V ancouver, W ashington, at- Ka‘es an<f “ ck ets is p u t In c h a rg e of
arisen in th e country d istric ts as a r e leader in honor of having com pleted
R em em b er, th a t to w rite in th e n a m e s of d e m o c ra ts on th e r e tem pted to b reak th e line of m achines the 8ale of the8e »elective tic k ets and
su lt of the situation.
the required w ork, m aking final re
This dissatisfactio n has been in p orts to the Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l col publican n o m in a tin g ballot w ill co u n t fo r n a u g h t. You m ay ex to pass, w hen he saw he could not has alread y begun th e so licitatio n In
creased by th e fact th a t Mr. Alderson, lege extension service and p rep arin g p ress y o u r choice o u tsid e of y o u r p a rty a t th e g e n e ra l e le c tio n m ake it and tried to get back into line. P o r“ and.
H is ca r skidded and a headon w ith
Clay S. Morse, a frien d of th e fair
the p rese n t incum bent, who is serving an exhibit. The certificates of achieve in N ovem ber.
G reer w as th e re su lt. Both m achines and ean d ld ate for county com m isslon-
his th ird four-year term , is believed m ent won in 1925 w ere aw arded the
It is doubted if rep u b lica n v o te rs w e re e v e r given a la r g e r o r w ere badly dam aged, but th e occu- e r ' bas bouKb‘ th e first larg e block of
to have neglected the country schools follow ing clubs and th e ir lead ers:
p an ts of the o th e r au to w ere ap p a r- t,c k e ‘8 and says he w ill w ork w ith th e
to w hich his jurisd ictio n and super Pow ell Valley P o tato club, T. L. An b e tte r list to select n o m in e e s fro m th a n on th e p re s e n t b allo t.
en
tly u n h u rt. T he m achine of young <,irec to rs in m aking th e fair a suc-
d erson; R ussellville G arden club, J. F o r in sta n c e , fo r U nited S ta te s s e n a to r, e ig h t re p u b lic a n s, tw o
vision is p rac tica lly lim ited. I t
G reer, a light Ford, w as tow ed to a I ce8S*
charged th a t each tim e he has owed W. G ra n t; R ussellville Corn club, C.
d e m o c rats, se le c t o n e; fo r c o n g re ssm a n , th re e re p u b lic a n s, one G resham garage.
I The Idea Is a p o p u lar one, especially
his election to th e P o rtlan d vote B. L ew is; Lynch G arden club, W. C.
A 1926 S tar, co n tain in g four boys am ong P o rtlan d business m en, m any
though he has p rac tica lly no Jurisdic L aw rence; Brooks P o tato club, Mal d e m o c rat, se le c t o n e; fo r g o v e rn o r, th re e re p u b lic a n s, tw o dem o
from a boys' p riv ate school in P o rt- of whom have vo lu n teered to aid th e
tion over P o rtlan d schools. T his is lory Brooks; G resham Sewing club, c ra ts , select o n e ; fo r s ta te se n a te , fo u r re p u b lic a n s, o n e d em o
laud, w ith th e ir In stru cto r, tu rn e d over '“ te c to rs both in a financial and m oral
said to be the case by courtesy and Mrs. Cecil Metzger.
c ra t, se le c t o n e ; fo r re p re s e n ta tiv e , 46 re p u b lic a n s, six d e m o
These certificates are signed by C. c ra ts. select 13; fo r s ta te school s u p e rin te n d e n t, five rep u b lica n s, one and a h alf tim es a t th e H illy ard way
common u n d erstan d in g in cases w here
co rn e r n ear G illis sta tio n la s t night, I T he acreag e of th e g ro u n d s has been
B.
Sm ith, in ch arg e of boys' and g irls'
large cities have a school superinten
tw
o
d
e
m
o
c
rats,
se
le
c
t
one.
A
nd
o
th
e
r
offices
in
a
b
o
u
t
th
e
sam
e
jo
ltin g up and b ru isin g th e o ccu p an ts in creased to 51 ac res and w ith c a rry -
dent of th e ir own, so th a t au th o rity club w ork, U. S. d ep artm en t of a g ri
w
ell,
b ut o th er th a n th a t Inflicting no ing out ‘be plan of building and en-
ratio
.
T
h
e
above,
of
course,
a
p
p
lie
s
to
M
u
ltn
o
m
ah
co
unty,
ex
c u ltu re ; W alter M. Pierce, governor
does n ot overlap.
physlcal in ju ries. T he m achine w as •argem ent it is expected to m ake th is
As a m a tte r of fact th e county school of O regon; W. J. K err, p resid e n t of cep t in th e case of th e s ta te officers.
dam aged and had to be towed back to ,he ‘lnt,8‘ fa,r g rounds, speedw ay and
su p erin ten d en t is school su p e rin ten d Oregon A gricu ltu ral College; J. A.
F o r th e office of c o u n ty c o m m issio n er, M u ltn o m ah co u n ty , w ith P o rtlan d , w here it had been ren ted ''xh,bi‘8 and Picnic g rounds in th e P a-
C
hurchill,
sta
te
su
p
erin
ten
d
en
t
of
pub
en t for all the county by w hich he is
tw o to n o m in a te , th e r e a re sev en re p u b lic a n c a n d id a te s a n d one from a g arag e in th e m orning for th e clflc n o r‘bwest.
elected and has some duties w ith re f lic in stru c tio n ; P au l V. M aris, d i
d ay's trip . T he p a rty had been m ak-
Mr' c °K8well h as tu rn ed over to th e
d
em o crat.
re
c
to
r
of
extension;
H.
C.
Seym
our,
eren ce to school affairs in the w hole
ing
a
trip
aro
u
n
d
th
e
Mt.
Hood
Loop
boys
and girl8 clu b s of ‘his p a r t of th e
sta te club lead er; W. C. A lderson,
county.
T h e m e a s u re s to be voted on in M u ltn o m ah co u n ty in clu d e and evidently th e d riv er did n ot reck- coun‘y ‘he sale of th ese five-year sea-
county
su
p
e
rin
ten
d
e
n
t;
W.
D.
K
inder,
T he d issatisfactio n w ith Mr. A ider-
th e p roposed $2,500,000 ro ad bond issu e called fo r by reso lu tio n on w ith th e sh a rp tu rn a t G illis and son “ ckets 1,1 ‘he co unty outBide of
son in p a rtic u la r and the a p p a re n t in county club leader and also by th e lo
of
th e c o u n ty c o m m issio n ers a n d th e co u n ty school su p e rin te n d w hen he found he w as not going to P o r“ and. They a re alre ad y en th u sl-
cal
club
leader.
co n g ru ity of P o rtlan d voters, who are
m ake it su ccessfu lly a t th e 40-mlIe I a st,c over th e ra a ite r and will do th e ir
e n t re fe re n d u m w hich p ro p o ses to elect th e c o u n ty school su p e r
d isin terested, electing a county super
clip th ey w ere trav elin g , jam m ed on I ,,a rt' Mr- Cogswell will give them
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in ten d en t for d istric ts w hich are di
in te n d e n t fro m th e school d is tric ts o u tsid e of P o rtla n d d is tric t th e four-w heel b rak es, w ith th e re su lt U u,) cred it for any tic k ets th a t m ay be
LATE PER C Y SM ITH No. 1.
rectly in terested has led to several
th e lig h t m achine sw erved and tu rn e d or(‘e*'ed of him by resid e n ts of th e
attem p ts to change th is o rd er of a f
F u n e ra l services w’ere held y e ste r
tu rtle . The in stru c to r and one of th e 8uburban portion of th e county.
fairs.
day afternoon in P o rtlan d for th e late ORIENT WILL GRADUATE
MRS. B. (’. DEWEY
X
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HETEEN BOYS AND GIRLS
The bill ap p a ren tly provides this E dg ar P ercy Sm ith, who died May 14
BURIED IN GRESHAM
opportunity. It is not effective in any a t th e age of 60 years. He w as born
y ard until an o th e r c a r « . a . . n t to r
K entucky
The eighth g rad e g rad u atio n ex er
county until by a referendum vote it is
Lee county, Iowa, F eb ru ary 28,
C om m itm ent services w ere held at them. T he boys sta te d th a t th e m a- D rills are all sta n d ard . If you have
adopted for th a t county. Only th e vo 1866, and cam e w ith his p are n ts, the cises of the O rient grad e school will th e G resham cem etery S unday after
chine had been Insured by them in th e any of ‘his line you can alw ays get
te rs outside of P o rtlan d vote on its late N. L. and C lara I. Sm ith, to be held in th e auditorium of the O rient noon for Mrs. Mollie Dewey, late wife m orning before beginning th e trip so p a rts a ‘ ‘he In te rn a tio n a l H arv ester
adoption.
G resham when a sm all child, residing school T hursday, May 20, at 8 o'clock of th e Rev. B. C. Dewey who is r e it Is understood th a t the in su ran c e gee H uark - A d ” * * m ach ‘n<’8 d lre c t'
DO TH E PEO PL E
WANT TO in th is vicinity ever since. He is s u r
in th e evening. A splendid program lated to th e Cox and Beegle fam ilies com pany will be obliged to sta n d th e
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ADOPT T H IS MEASURE?
,
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i®t G resham . Mrs. Dewey passed »wav am o u n t of the dam ages.
vived by six children, E dgar B. Sm ith, ,
| O liver Plow s, . C u -------------
ltiv ato rs, , Im p le
has
been
a
rran
g
e
d
and
th
e
p
atro
n
s
TlIpsd„
v
,
,
,
pussen
aw
ay
T he first question n a tu ra lly arising of P o rtla n d ; Mrs. Mabel Schm idt, of
j T uesday, May 11, a t th e age of 57
m ents, P lan e t J r. G arden SeederB and
is th is: W ILL IT INCREASE OUR Oregon City; O scar E. Sm ith, of E u and friends of th e com m unuity will y ears, at Los A ngeles, w here she had
C ultivators, M yers' W ater System s,
GRESHAM HIGH SUHODL
TAXES?
G RADUATES BIG CLASS I C o m p a n d tO° ' 8- " e88el Im plem ent
gene; N orm an Sm ith, of O akland, C al have an o p p ortunity to h ear some mu- been tak en la st fall In th e hopes of
The an sw er is clea r and positive. ifo rn ia; Mrs. C lara E m ra, of D allas, sical num bers rendered by th e Rev. prolonging h er life from th e ravages
IT WILL.
Oregon, and B ertha Sm ith, of St. P. M. Blenkensop, who is well known of can cer from w hich shd had been a
T he tw elfth an n u a l com m encem ent
It w ill increase th e taxes to th e ex- H elen. H e is also survived by two to radio fans. W illiam E lliott, who sufferer for about tw o y ears
ex ercises of G resham Union high
ten t of th e sa la ry and costs of the b ro th ers. B. H. Sm ith, of W asco, and has also sung over th e radio, will be
Miss Mollie H ow ell w as born in 1111- school w ill be held at th e high school
STAGE CO.
county school su p e rin ten d e n t’s office H. R. Sm ith, of Condon, and tw o s is on th e program . T hom as G entle, head »ois and w as m a rrie d to the Rev. Mr. gym nasium F rid ay evening, May 21,
MAURICE BOTKIN
TOM COOPER
which com es o u t of th e elem entary te rs, Mrs. T. C. Tow nsend, of G resh of the educational departm ent of th e Dewey in 1894, for 30 y ears ^h arin g beginning at 8:15 o'clock, a t w hich
2 0 -P a » < e n g e r S l t i , l . i , . . k , r
s i,
I '. t r lo r
school fund rem aining afte r th e po r am, and Mrs. G eorge Shaw, of F air- Oregon sta te norm al, will deliver the w ith him th e toils and p riv atio n s of an tim e 48 stu d en ts w ill be grad u ated .
Coarti de lax«. Chair Car Type,
tion of th a t fund has been paid to view. P riv a te incin eratio n of th e r e com m encem ent ad d ress and is one of ev an g elistic itin eran cy . Besides her Dr. E. H. Pence, p asto r of W estm in ster
SECTION LINE ROUTE
D istrict No. 1 (P o rtla n d ). T his is m ains w as m ade a t th e Mt. Scott cre- th e best sp eak ers In the sta te for such w idow er she is survived by a daugh- ’re sb y ts rla n ch u rch , will d eliver the
» A I1 .T SC H K U b'I.K
paid on the basis of th e num ber of ele- j m atorium .
occasions, as well as one of its fore- ‘er, Mrs. Louise D aw son, tw o g ran d - com m encem ent ad d ress, his su b ject to
I,v . G resham
i
I,» . P ortlan d
FO R P O R T L A N D
F O R G R E SH A M
m entary te ach ers. T h at m eans a lot I
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m ost educators. Those who have nev- ch ild ren , and two b ro th ers, John be, "T h e G rad u ate and His W orld.”
to P o rtlan d schools. T he outlying dis-1 - C8ed ( a r s ‘ sed Im plem ent*.
St 10 a. m.
e r h eard Mr. G entle speak, w ill be af- H ow ell, w ho resid es in T exas and
I ••7:00 a .m .
An In terestin g p ro g ram has been p re
R epairs for all im plem ents and m a
0:00
I ’ ‘ Thru to Sandy
pared, including a strin g q u a rte t n u m 11 toil
C on ttn u ed on page 2
chinery. H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv. forded an excellent opportunity a t the dam es, of San Diego, California,
I 10:00
ItOO p. m.
com m encem ent exercises T hursday
T he fu n eral services w ere held from ber also a selection by a m ale q u a r
,
12:00
3:00
• too p. m.
»¡00
evening w hen he w ill deliver th e ad- ‘he F irs t F re e M ethodist ch u rch in tet. P re sen ta tio n of class honors will •St
4:00
00
d ress to 15 g rad u a tes of the O rient P o rtlan d S unday afternoon, th e burial be m ade by P rin cip al R. E. Cannon •Saturday. Sunday, ••0:00
••Thru
to Sandy
and H olidays
grade school.
T he g rad u ates are faking p lace a t G resham .
and th e diplom as aw arded by C h air
•10:00
•Saturday, Sunday,
H arold B artsch , F ay Beehler, Agnes
T he fu n eral serm on was preached man W C. L aw rence. T he class of
and Holidays.
L v. Snndy
C arlson,
Bonita
C arpenter, Elton by ‘he Rev. W. T. K lotzbach of G resh- 1926 has chosen
as its
m otto, FOR PORTLAND
H em m ers, H ow ard House, Mary Laine, am . assisted by th ree P o rtlan d p asto rs "L au n ch ed but not A nchored”, the
I.r. Gre.ham
8:2» a. m.
for Handy
George Lake, V irginia Lundbom, Irm a
F ree M ethodist churches. Mr. and class flower to be th e O phelia rose and : •J tM p. m.
W ednesday and Thursday, May 19 and 20
via Powell Valley
Magnuson, F lo ren ce M ullenhoff, Clif- Mrs D. L. M acPhee san g two duets at th e class colors old ro se and silv er f •To Gresham only
and Orient
except Sat., Sun .
ford N asshahn,
Jessie
N asshahn. ‘he ch u rch and th e singing at the grey. T he public a t la rg e Is Invited ! and H olidays thru 7 » 40 a. in.
to Portland.
0:4» p. nt.
Albion Sloop and H arvey Waybill. grave was led by Mr. M acPhee. Sev to atten d these exercises.
Mary L aine is an honor stu d en t of the era l m achine loads w ent In from
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The class n ig h t exercises will he
class and th e class officers are Bonita G resham to th e fu n eral and a lengthy held on W ednesday evening In th e ' PORTI.AM »— New Manlrlpal Term i
featuring Hoot Gibson
nal, I or. I Iftii and Halmun op p m lte
C arpenter, p resid e n t; V irginia Lund- procession followed th e rem ain s to gym nasium . T his is an evening of en- [
the ( nnrlhou»e.
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ia H A M — Main and P o w ell tu r rets
bom, vice p resid e n t; Agnes Carlson, G resham for the last rites. T hose j te rtaln m o n t th at is alw ay s looked for-
(Tem porary).
H A J U lf— Ju n k er's C o n fectio n ery .
secretary , and H arvey W aybill, tre a s here from a d istan ce w ere the Rev. j w ard to eagerly by frien d s of the g ra d
"Gresham's Own L ine”
u rer. T he class has chosen pu rp le and and Mrs. F ra n k Dawson and tw o chil uates, as the pent-up fun of four y ears
gold for its colors, the Los Angeles dren, and Miss L o retta Thom as, of Mt. Is com pressed Into th is one ev en in g ’s
rose for Its flow er and th e motto, Vernon, W ashington and Mr. and Mrs. j program . The public a t la rg e is In-
"Out of the h arb o r into the sea.”
E rn e st Gibson and two ch ild ren , of I vited to atten d th ese exercises.
Tenino. W ashington. Mrs. Dewey was ! An u n u su ally fine ad d ress w as given
Gresham Beauty Shoppe
of a m ost lovable c h a ra c te r and g re a t- by Dr. Chas. W. M acCaughey of P o rt
R. K. Johnson with a bag of tricks, sleight-of-hand,
everything in the line of cosm etic
illusion, etc., which will take an hour. He is sponsored
therapy.
C ourteous and efficient ly endeared h erse lf to all with whom land la st Sunday aftern o o n , on th e oc-
treatm en t. Mrs. Lois St. Clair, F irst she cam e In co n tact. She w as a tire - caslon of the b ac ca la u re ate services
by Gresham American Legion.
S tate Bank building, phone 1841, ,P88 ch u rch w o rk er and only gave up for the g rad u a tin g class. The sp eak er
LV. I’D K IL A M l
G resham .—Adv.
LV « R E SH A M
in th is resp ect when forced to by Hi took for his topic "T h e A risto cracy of
Regular admission, 25c and 10c
health.
Park
«ml
Yamhill
Pos veil A Itohert»
Tom orrow .
He defined aristo crac y
Npwlnl.
as
"th
e
best,"
and
proceeded
to
d
is
250-, 500- orlnOO-pound F airb an k s
Phone
MAIn
8411
Only one show each evening, picture start* at 7s 15
Phone 1823
We’r e l.it ing Lunger.
Morse scales. Single or double beam
cu ss ideals which m ig h t appeal to
T
he
United
S
tates
Public
H
ealth
Hessel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
Service says th a t the p rese n t average young people as of th e g re a te st value.
>8 '■'< a m., P. V.
■7 «o a m . P.
9:30 a m., Il L.
length of life In th is co u n try is 56 W ealth, beauty and pow er w ere In
8 :3o a. m., II.
10
.30 a. m., P. V.
9 30 a. m . P.
yrnirs, 15 y ears of th is having been
11:30 a m.. II. L.
tu
rn
described
and
discarded
as
10:30
a m., H.
added since 1870. T his is due to mod-
11:30 p m . P. V.
11:30 a m,, P.
1 :30 p. m.. B. I,
ern m ethods of prev en tin g diseases w orthy objects of endeavor, b u t tru th
12:30 p. m . II
2 30 p. m., P. V.
1 :30 p. m.. P. . .
w as held up as an ideal w orth s triv
and of conserving h ealth and life.
3:30 p. m , B. L
2 30 p m.. II. L.
ing for.
4 30 p. m., I’ V.
3:30 p m . P. V.
The day of the Mason
5:30 p m.. II. L.
p arade, an
4 30 p m . B. L.
The culm ination of y ears of effort on th e p art o f the p aren ts as
The high school o rc h e stra played . 8 30 p m., P. V.
Irish m an approached a young lad
5 30 p m.. P V.
Served by W. C. T. U. In
7
30
p.
m.,
II.
L.
well as th e stu d en ts. A day th a t has long been anticipated and one
M
5 30 p m., II. U
and ask ed :
the processional and recessio n al, and ' *11 :30 p m., H. L.
*-
10 p m . I:. L
M ethodiBt C h u rch B asem ent
never to be forgotten.
"W h at's the parade for, me lad?
_ e accom panim ent for th e !
fu rn ish __
ed th
T here should be a m em ento of this occasion. A photograph of the
tb e^b o y ‘replied.*
° f co u rM •” | co n g reg atio n al ’.Vng'ing"
H allie Jo n es .
•S u n d ays and H olidays only.
g rad u ate is th e answ er. T hink w hat such a picture would be w orth
^Saturdays, Holidays and H olidays
tw enty y ea rs from now.
“B e g o rra ,' replied th e Irish m an . sang a solo.
•D ally e i epi Sundays and Holidays.
At th
e close
a
in
't
they
g
e
ttin
'
>10
a
day
now
?
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A‘
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c lo s e of th e services Miss
P. V.—Powell Valley.
12 io Is.Kt
B L.—Base Line.
suppose th e y 're p ara d in ' for an o th er D orothy Dickey w as given a beautiful
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baton by th e m usical o rg an izatio n s of
Owned and operated by
P h o n e 511
EXCELLENT SERVICE
>50 to >200 will buy a good used ca r lb ® *chool. T he p rese n tatio n was m ade
I R M. HARDY
at th e Heasel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
‘ by Miss H elen A lthaus.
Portland - Gresham - Sandy
Gresham Theater
"ARIZONA SWEEPSTAKES
Special Attraction!
GRADUATION DAY
H A RD Y STU DIO
Portland-Gresham
Stage
LUNCH 25c
Thursday, May 20
GEO. LEWIS & SON