GRESHAM OrTLOOK, TUESDAY, JULY
SANDY BLUFF
FAIRVIEW
Mr. and Mrs. H. H, W atkins enter- I Many F airview people spent th e last
tained the Rev. and Mrs. H acking and week end at th e beaches, enjoying the
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Donaldson, on Sun- ; se* breezes. Among them w ere C. N.
day, Ju n e 27.
Buckner. Jo h n Moller, Jo h n Jo n as and
Mr. and Mrs. A. R adford had as fam ilies, Mr. and Mrs. B urton Cham-
g u ests several days recently Mr. Rad- herlain, who w ent to Pacific City, Dr.
fo rd's bro th er, Lee R adford and fam ily S tew art Briggs and fam ily to Seaview,
of Spokane, W ash. On Sunday, a week W ashington, Mr. and Mrs. R ichard
ago. they also en tertain ed Mr, and Mrs. A nderson to N ew port and Donald
Ja y R adford of P o rtlan d and Mr. and G rant to M anhattan.
Mrs. W ill D ickenson, from Marshfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud K napp of Ver-
Mr. D ickenson fo rm erly lived on the nonia spent th e w eek end w ith Geo.
Caldo place.
Shaw and fam ily and took in the
Mrs. Jo e Caldo is en tertain in g the three-day celeb ratio n a t G resham .
Menzie g irls from P ortland.
W illard Schofield of P o rtlan d is
A lbert A ult left la st w eek for Med- ' spending th e sum m er w ith Mr. and
ford, and intends to w ork th is sum Mrs. Clyde Stone.
m er a t C rater Lake.
L aw rence Mahaffey had th e m isfo r
tune to b reak his co llar bone in a
p eculiar accid en t at Blue Lake, w here
PLEASANT HOME
he had been in sw im m ing.
W hile
Mrs. B row nbridge, of Indiana, is ru n n in g he en countered a rope or
visiting w ith her d aughter, Mrs. G. cable w hich cau g h t him in th e neck,
throw ing him down and causing the
N asshahn.
Mr. and Mrs. Cheo T u rn e r, of Salem, fractu re.
visited w ith th e ir d au g h ter, Mrs. Wm.
An ice cream gocial w ill be held at
F airw ea th er, recently. They w ere ac th e home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Lum sden on next F rid ay evening from
com panied by th e ir d aughter. Jew el.
Raym ond C hase has retu rn ed from 8 to 10 o’clock. A p rogram will begin
Oakley, C alifornia, w here he has been a t 9 o'clock, w hen Mrs. Je ssie Miller
w orking for th e past few m onths.
w ill give read in g s and W ittm er Mc
F. D. O lem an is atten d in g th e sum Donald, ten o r soloist, w ill sing.
A good citizenship m eeting has been
m er extension course of the U. of O.
w hich is being held in P ortland.
arra n g e d for next Sunday nig h t a t the
Sm ith M emorial P re sb y teria n church
w hich w ill be en tirely in ch arg e of the
Gresham Beauty Shoppe
everything in the line of cosm etic nlen- Musical num bers have been ar-
therapy.
C ourteous and efficient ranged for th e m en's ch o ru s and q u ar-
trea tm e n t. Mrs. Lois St. C lair, F irs t te t and solos w ill also be rendered
S tate Bank building, phone 1841
i Milton O. N elson has been asked to
G resham .—Adv.
speak on th e occasion.
LOCAL WOMAN HONORED
BY EASTERN ART SCHOOL
6,
HEM
Alaska Trip Reveals
Marvele of Scenery
PAGE THRER
From A Mother's Viewpoint
Mrs. J. A. L iedfors. residing th ree
m iles ea st of G resham , w as sig n ally
honored recently' in New York city,
when she was selected as one of ten,
Continued from page 1
out of 500 stu d en ts as th e recip ien t of
a sch o larsh ip in th e S tu d en ts' A rt Mt. Ju n eau , and is A laska's capital ;
League, w hich in stitu tio n she has and p rin cip al city.
“ In A laska the lights a re not need
been atten d in g d u rin g th e past year ed until 10 o’clock or a fte r at this
as a stu d en t in scu lp tu re. T his schol tim e of th e year.
“ We left Ju n eau at 7 in th e m orn- I
arsh ip . w hich c a rrie s w ith it free tu i
tion in any d ep artm en t desired by ing of Ju n e 20, moving acro ss th e bay
to Douglas for about 15 m iles, then '
Mrs. Liedfors, w as aw arded ill rec back down the coast to T aku glacier, :
ognition of h er excellent w ork done w here we glided in q u ite close. T aku I
during th e past year. She arriv ed in glacier, a giant, live, blue-tinged glac- I
G resham S atu rd ay and for th e p resen t ier, 300 feet high and over two m iles 1
wide, is situ ated a t th e head of Taku j
is w ith her husband and d au g h ter Inlet.
w ith friends in Powell Valley. T he
“ From here we w’en t to H aines, !
fam ily is contem plating th e re tu rn in g w here we stopped long enough to !
soon to New York w here Mrs. L iedfors w alk up th e hill w here a fo rt is lo- I
cated. H aines has a settin g of m oun- |
will fu rth e r p u rsu e her studies in the tain scenery w hich is as beautiful as ,
a rt school. It is possible Mr. Lied- anything we saw on th e trip.
“From H aines we w ent to Skagw ay. ■
fors may re tu rn to Sweden la te r to
engage in business. He w as th e p ro which we reached a t 8 o'clock in the
evening, and th e sun w as still bright
Warranted pride shines these days In the eyes of Mrs. Byrd,
p rieto r for about five y ea rs of the We took in the p o rt and th en w ent to
who but yester-year was a young Virginia mother with, hopes for
large g en eral m erch an d ise sto re in the P ullen house, a hotel fam ous j
J"
^ ? lw“ rtuboys, Harry and Dick. She has just returned home
Powell Valley Just n o rth of C h risten m any y ears ago. H ere they allow I
from the East where she witnessed the nation bestow great honors—
gam bling and dancing and m any to u r- 1
se n ’s garage.
on Dick—the younger son, who is Lieut-Commander R. E. Byrd, the
, lsts go th ere for an evening if the ;
first to Ay over the North Pole—carrying the Stars and Stripes ahead
Mrs. L iedfors may well be rem em - boatg gtop ,ong enough
„ wag gtlH
of all nations. Brother Harry helped in the welcome home, leaving
bered by her splendid w ork in p arch - quite light a t m idnight. The next j
his desk as Governor of Virginia long enough to join in. Can you
m ent on lamp shades w hich won for m orning we boarded a tra in for the .
imagine
this mother’s pride as she saw her two {¿ys riding dowa
her sev eral blue ribbons at th e county s*de
t0 B ennett lake. The tra in i
Btoadwav while thousands cheered the hero of the North*
runs along the side of the m ountain to '.
fa ir last year. She attended th e Uni m ake the grade and many beautiful
versity of Oregon extension course in falls w ere seen com ing down the ANNUAL < HAI TAI QUA
PACIFIC NORTHWEST
FROM .11 LY S TO I«
a r t in P o rtlan d last sum m er and w hile m ountain sides. On th e re tu rn trip
HAS MANY FOREST EIRES
th e re received m uch encouragem ent from B ennett we w ere allow ed to
stop and see those w onderful falls,
The Hnnual program of th e W il
F orty-seven forest fires w ere re p o rt
as to her w onderful ta le n t along th is and
pick wild flowers, of w hich th ere
lam ette Valley C hautauqua associa ed up to Ju n e 1, for the 22 national
line. H er in stru c to r at th e sum m er are plenty at all p o rts in A laska.
"B etw een Skagw ay and S itk a we tion is scheduled th is year for Ju ly 9 fo rests in Oregon and W ashington, In
school persuaded h er to accom pany
h er east, w hich w as la te r arran g ed passed th ro u g h a narro w channel to 16, and will a ttra c t large crow ds to volving a total area of 2.670 acres, as
w here th e re w ere all kinds of buoys the
__ excellent
________ ______
featu res _ which will be show n by figures com piled In the of
and th e tw o ladies have been in the and
lighthouses to m ark the way. We
The fice of d istric t fo rester C. M. G ranger.
sam e school d u rin g th e past year. H er saw th e place w here th e B ritish ship, prov,ded for the entire
aim during th e com ing year is to be P rin cess Sophia, w ent down in a Pri,Kr am does not ju st happen. It is P o rtlan d , Oregon. F or the sam e p er
HALEY
i built up and directed by thoughtful iod last year, only 20 fires w ere re
come proficient In p o rtra it scu lp tu re storm .
“We stayed all nig h t at Sitka, which men and women. T here are 250 stock- ported. and the total are a burned w as
work.
T he Mission C ircle of th e Haley
is noted for its b eautiful su n sets, but
,
clouds hid the sun w hen we arrived.
'
'
each year and elect less th an 100 acres.
B aptist ch u rch will give a program
The very early sp rin g th is year c a r
We visited th e old R ussian church i 8 boartl of d irectors to m anage Chau-
Sunday aftern o o n , Ju ly 11, a t 2
CORBETT
w here services a re still held. People I ta u q u a affairs. The stockholders re- ries w ith It the necessity for m ore
o'clock, in C arl L arso n 's grove. Two
Dr. and Mrs. Cosmon of Tenino, Who w orship h ere stand during the , reive no dividends except a com pll- th an usual care with fire In th e woods,
Today it is no more necessary for m issionaries w ill be p rese n t to deliver
stan d ln g ‘th ly 'V n le l. “ T h e " “ Basted m«n ,a r ’ Se« ° "
A11 ” f th e d*‘ according to fo rest officials. E very
you to make your jam s and jellies speeches. A free w ill offering will be W ashington, and Mrs. Sidney of Spo
by the old, long boil method than it taken for the m issions, and re fre sh kane w ere g u ests of Mr. Lew is Reed services are two h ours long and are l 1 ecto rs an<* oracers, except the secre possible precaution should be taken
is for you to light your house with
said to be very im pressive. Many rel- ta ry , w ork w ithout pay for the good by the public to prevent the sta rtin g of
and Mrs. Leland, Friday.
candles or spend the morning wash m ents w ill be served.
ics a re in the ch u rch and th e re is of the cause. The officers a re C H serious forest fires, it is said.
Mrs.
E
thel
S
m
ith
S
tew
art
visited
ing lamp chimneys.
alw ays som eone th e re to explain
Of th e 47 forest fires reported this
frien d s in P o rtlan d over th e week-end. them. T here are pictures, robes, New Dye. p resid en t; L. Adams, vice pres
The reason for the old-fashioned
GILLIS
method of “boiling fruit down” was
Mr. H arm on and son, W alter, of T estam ents w ith gold and silver Ident; M. J. Fenega, se creta ry ; E. O spring, 22 w ere less th an one-fourth
th at no fru it contains enough jelly
hacks, and m any o th er in te restin g a r Caufleld, tre a su re r.
The executive acre In size when extinguished, 12
Billie H illyard and C harlie H arris P o rtlan d visited frien d s in th is vicin ticles. An adm ission is charged to
ing substance to jellify all of its
com
m
ittee
co
n
sists
of
C.
H. Dye, H. E w ere betw een one-fourth acre and ten
ity,
Sunday,
Ju
n
e
27.
juice. Therefore a large amount of have re tu rn e d from Oakley, C alifor-
this church.
Cross,
O.
D.
Eby,
L.
Adams,
R. W acres, and 13 reached In excess of 10
'
nia,
w
here
th
ey
w
ent
a
few
m
onths
The
an
n
u
al
school
election
was
very
juice had to be boiled away.
“Near Sitka is the fam ous Indian
ago to work. H illyard has entered the poorly attended here. Mr. Dunkley of riv er road, a co ntinuation of th e gov K irk, with Sadie-O rr D unbar sym acres. Most of the fires over 10 acres
But now with Certo (the jellying em
ploy of a P o rtlan d tra n sp o rta tio n
substance of fru it refined and bot
did not, how ever, kill green m e rc h an t
t View d istric t w as elected ern o r’s w alk of th e R ussians, and posium director.
pany and is o p eratin g one of the the P lea san
. . .
,
, ,
.
, i often called "lo v er's lane.” It w inds i
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tled) you can use any fruit you like com
able size tim ber, according to the r e
d irecto r for th e grad e schools and Ed.
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i
a I
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Mount Hood Loop scenic stages.
—even one which has never jelled
w
« « n r„
.„ i0„ to,i „lorV
1 c o n ta in s ' a large num ber 'x ' totem
" ‘‘■•’ Known Portland People Wed.
ports. They w ere largely confined to
W n ilson
re-elected
clerk.
before—boil it only one or two min
Library Received Yen Kooks.
L orn Goodwin, trav elin g Y. M. C. A. poles with splendid exam ples of
A w edding which will be of in ter- "old b u rn s,” and fern or brush p atch
utes, and get a perfect tender “set.”
T he follow ing new books have been
This short boil with Certo saves
se c re ta ry from Idaho, w as th e guest Hydah carvings. We also visited the | est to G resham read ers th ro u g h the es. The serious aspect of such fires Is
all of your fru it and juice—its received recen tly at th e G resham pub of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reed, Sunday,
the.re “ re a “ ny <In(llan ! prom inent connection of the bride' th a t they u sually destroy young tre e
relics of by-gone days, and a pipe or- I
fresh flavor—its bright color—its lic lib ra ry and a re suited ad m irably Ju n e 27.
grow th, or "n a tu ral restocking," It Is
gan. w hich w as th e first o rg an to be i la tb e r
bulk. You get half again more jam for vacation read in g : “Mr. P e tre ”,
said.
brought
to
A
laska,
In
1846.
Miss
W
orld,
Is
th
a
t
of
Miss
LaV
erne
Jessie
Mrs.
Olivia
Leland
visited
frien
d
s
at
or jelly. It takes less time to make H ilaire Belloc;
“ F rien d s of Mr.
In the list of causes, lightning tak es
it and it tastes better, looks better I Sw eeney", E lm er D avis; "T em ple Olympia, W ashington, from F riday Ruegg had th e honor of playing on it. ! W ilson, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs J
a "7 ry “
tone.th e
“ Bt“ ’ h“ 8 ° ' W ,l8on'
Ted C hen8ult T ab l«r ' th e lead w ith 12 fires. B rush-burning,
and cannot fail to jell.
u n til T uesday of la st week.
A recipe book comes with each Bells and S ilver S ails”, E lizabeth En-
Ju liu s M eier and Mr. S trong, of
"P resid en t H arding, on his last trip , both of P o rtlan d . T he cerem ony was In connection w ith both farm land and
bottle of Certo. Your grocer car ! d e rs; “L ittle S hips”, K athleen N or
P
o
rtlan
d
,
w
ere
a
t
C
orbett
statio
n
one
attended
the P resb y terian ch u rch in I perform ed by the Rev. R. N. Avlson roadw ay clearin g . Is charged with 11
ries Certo, or you can send 10c (for ris; "C lara B a rro n ”, H arvey O’H ig
postage) and get a trial half-size gin s; “Roving T hrough S outhern day la st w eek looking over the dock Sitka. We visUed th e church and sa t i a t th e home of th e brid e's p aren ts, fires; sm okers w ith eight; lum bering
which is in a dilapidated condition.
T ' U? 'en
with six; cam pers w ith four; and r a il
bottle which will make from 6 to
.
, ,
At all these p o rts th e Indians are W ednesday evening, the house being
10 glasses of jam or jelly, depend 'C h in a ”, H arry F ra n c k ; “ H angm an's T hey are an ticip
beautifully decorated witli palm s and roads with two. F our others a re cla ss
atin
g
rep
airin
g
sam
e
.
u
ne<l
up
on
the
stre
e
ts
w
ith
curios
to
“E rn estin e
ing upon the recipe used. Address ' H ouse”, Don B yrne;
gladioli. About 150 guests w itnessed ified under “m iscellaneous” causes.
as Mr. Meier may b rin g his p leasu re sell to the to u rists.
Douglas - Pectin Corporation,
S ophie”, Sophia Cleugh;
“Lion's boat and house here.
I "We Ieft S itk a early W ednesday the cerem ony. Mr. and Mrs. T ahler T he m ajority of th is sp rin g 's fires
118 d Granite Bldg., Rochester, N. Y. S kin”, R afael Sabatinl.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C row ston from
23' 8? d 8t 6:3°, tbe left im m ediately for th e sum m er home have occurred on w est slope fo rests
.
I sam e day we w ere a t Ju n e au again on
of Mr. and M tb . W ilson on Camp ra th e r th an east of the Cascades, th e
Pasadena, C alifornia, who have been | Ou r re tu rn trip.
h ere the p ast m onth visiting the lat- j “ An in terestin g fea tu re of th e trip creek, above Rhododendron, w here figures being 30 to 17; h u t th e num ber
te r ’s m other, Mrs. L. Benfield and j ™ s . 8 wedding w hich took place on they w ill spend a week. A fter Ju ly 6 Is practically the same for th e W ash
o th er
relatives,
left
W ednesday, the boat. A young couple boarded the they will he at home In a new b u n g a ington as for th e Oregon national fo r
boat at P etersb u rg w ith th e intention
for Nampa, Idaho, and from th e re of stopping at W rangell to get m a r low erected for them In P o rtland, the ests.
The rep o rts by dates show th a t the
to Y ellowstone P ark and on to North ried. They w ere said to have eloped. gift of the bridegroom 's parents. J. O
Dakota, retu rn in g back to C orbett in Some of th e p assen g ers heard of th eir W ilson is In G resham often on b u si m ajority of the 47 fires up to Ju n e 1
Septem ber. The re tu rn trip will be plans and persuaded them to have the ness p ertain in g to his duties as clerk occurred around the m iddle of A pril,
w edding on the boat. W hen W rangell
,
_.
‘ th ro u g h Canada.
was reached some of the people from " M ultnomah cam p 77, W. O. W , the only six, for Instance, being reported
NOTICE—To all growers with whom we have contracts
for the last 10 days In May. T he rain s
the boat w ent w ith them to secure a J larg est cam p In W oodcraft,
and any who wish to come with us. Our receiving hours
d u rin g May. th erefo re, according to
license, a m inister, flowers and other
POWELL VALLEY
things th ought to be essen tial for an
are from 12 noon to 8 p. m. except on Saturday, which is
E ra d ic a tio n of Canada th istles and th e forest officials, w ere of but te m
elab o rate wedding.
T he cerem ony
porary value In the problem of forest
The
L
adies'
Aid
of
the
S
aron
L
uth-
from 12 to 5 p. m.
was very p retty and w as perform ed wild m orning glories in Oregon Is
| eran church w ill m eet on T hursday at the head of th e sta irw ay leading to now occupying the atten tio n of many protection for the season. The ground
• afternoon, Ju ly 8, a t 2 o'clock, a t the the d in in g . room. A tten d an ts were farm ers. Best resu lts In co n tro llin g su rface th ro u g h o u t extensive forest
I home of Mrs. Em anuel Anderson. All i chosen from am ong the p assengers these weeds have been with the th o r are a s becam e thoroughly dried out
and th e p u rser gave th e bride away.
during the previous m onth; also th e re
| are invited to be present.
A w edding dinner with w edding cake ough clean cu ltu re method which p re
; and all was served on hoard th e boat. vents leaves g ettin g out to th e light. w as much less than the norm al snow
THIS IS THE LIFE.
R epresenting
“On th e la st night on board th e boat A good p ractice is to mow the thistles fall In th e m ountains last w inter.
a
ban q u et was served, followed by a ofT as they are about to bloom, plow to
T he day daw ned b rig h t and w arm
Ray-Maling Co., Hillsboro, Oregon
m asquerade dance, whfcn all so rts of
The hairy vetch seed m ark et holds
And to the berry patch did sw arm
costum es w ere seen. Including b ath expose as m any roots aH possible, and
A h ilario u s bunch of pickers
a
stro
n g position In Oregon th is year
keep
the
land
cultivated
so
th
e
leaves
suits, pajam as, Indian costum es,
R egardless of the sc ratch in g stickers. ing
paper dresses, etc. One very tall can n o t get out to th e light. Mowing and grow ers not under c o n tra ct w ill
lady dressed to rep resen t a totem and rem oving the th istle tops and have a nice opportunity to dispose of
T h eir voices clear and Joyful ring
I pole.
th e ir crops, advises th e experim ent
j W hen "Y ankee Doodle” they would
"W e found rough w ater on Milbank sp rin g toothing o ut th e roots m akes
And’ ’ th ro u g h the field would m errily , sound
^ 7 "bOa“t"VoeR
^
(
I
’^
w
a
^
’d
Z
si
and S tra it George, which made cu ltiv atio n easier. A good tim e to station.
s ta rt on the m orning glories in the
po
W eather conditions In May were u n
u v h te r th a t e o e s to q u ite h,Kh bUt n on e ° f Ua b e c a n le a e a - stubble fields is as soon as the hay or
The joyous la
la u g h ter th a t goes to g(ck
We arrlv ed )n Seatt]e on S a tu r.
usually favorable to fungus Infections
show—
g
rain
is
removed,
th
e
experim
ent
s
ta
day night about m idnight but (lid not
W ith th e adven t of w arm w eather a new problem p resen ts itself
n Oregon, say experim ent statio n au
tion has found. When su rface tra sh
T
w ork
and dock
Untl‘ sep
m ornln*-
H ere the
resh-
in connection w ith th e econom ical and safe p reserv atio n of fam ily
T h h a at t thouvh
though the
the w
ork be
he slow
slow and
i am p arty
arated BOJne
com G
ing
t0 Is burned, and the patches are plowed thorities. Successful grow ers will give
foods.
e x tra atten tio n to the ap p licatio n of
T he m odern w ay is by m eans of dom estic electric refrig eratio n .
The w orkers know the b erries need | some rem ain in g for a day In Seattle. and kept cultivated to prevent leaf late sp rin g sp ray ag a in st apple and
It brin g s you—
form ation, e r a d ic a tio n Is alm ost a s
pear scab, p rune and ch erry leaf spot,
I To pick them ere th ey get too dry
CONSTANT COLD
Kale, one of th e most im p o rta n t fall sured. It has been found useless to peach blight, gooseberry and c u rra n t
T h at all may have some Juicy pie.
CLEANLINESS
s ta r t any system of e r a d ic a tio n unless
— H arvey W illis.
and w in ter forage crops for w estern
leaf spot, and brow n rot of stone
UNFAILING SUPPLY
the w ork Is to he followed up fre
ECONOMY
Drastic Steps.
Oregon, Is u su ally tra n sp la n te d in quently enough to keep all grow th fruits. In general the best m aterial
CONVENIENCE
to use is some form of w ettable su l
H usband—“How about m eeting me June. Deep p lan tin g has given good down.
for dinner to n ig h t?”
phur or Bordeaux m ixture, since lime-
We sh all be glad to have you come in and let us explain th e n u m er
F riend Wife—"Good idea. I've been resu lts at the experim ent station. By
su lp h u r applied so late in the season
ous ad v an tag es of dom estic electric refrigeratio n .
Carelessness on Ills Part.
th inking we should do som ething to p lanting the roots in m oist soil the
Is likely to cause bu rn in g and even
get acquainted.
B eggar — “ An' m adam e, my foot
j tendency is to grow clo ser to the w aren ’t alw ays like th is.”
dropping of fru it and foliage.
Maybe w hat you don't need some ground. Low blocky p la n ts are more
"I know th a t! The I hs I tim e you
one else w ants. T ry an ad in the
w ere here you w ere blind and the tim e
F or real estate loans see or call B.
i
re
sista
n
t
to
cold
th
an
rangy
ones.
‘ classified.
before th a t you w ere starving.
W. T horne.—Adv.
JAM AND JELLY
MAKING MADE
EASY AND SURE
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