Gresham outlook., September 07, 1926, Image 1

TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«. NO. 55
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEM BER
PROBABLE HOLDUP
ATTEMPT FOILED
GRESHAM BAND SHOWS
.PIONEER ASSOCIATION
CYRUS McCARTER
COMMENDABLE GROWTH { HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
DIES IN HOSPITAL
7. 1H2«
T W IC E
A
W EEK
<1.50 Per Year
GRESHAM LOCALS EVANGELICALS BUY
SITE FOR CHURCH
Each W ednesday evening th e G resh-
The E ast M ultnomah county Pioneer
F u n eral services w ere held Sunday i
am band ren d ers a fine outdoor pro- association met at Columbia G range aftern o o n at the G resham F u n eral ,
gram a t th e en tra n ce to th e county hall W ednesday, Septem ber 1. w ith a p arlo rs for th e late C yrus Nelson Me- I Milo T aylor, editor of the B row ns­
C onsiderable m ystery su rro u n d s an fair grounds and th ese open-air con- large atten d an ce of pioneers and oth C a rter who died Friday, S eptem ber 3, I
ville Tim es, h as retu rn ed to his home
T he board of d irecto rs of th e Zion
attac k on Dell D. Sm ith, p ro p rieto r of ce rts have all been w ell attended ers. The forenoon session was spent aged 54 years, 5 m onths and 22 days. afte r a visit of several days w ith his
E
vangelical
ch u rch , a t a recen t busi­
the G resham Service statio n on Main throughout th e past season. T hese in visiting and g reetin g old friends H is death occu rred at Good S am a ri­ p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n T aylor and
ness m eeting, decided to ta k e up the
concerts
will
probably
be
dis- and the m eeting being called to order ta n hospital w here he had been tak en o th e r relatives.
and T h ird stree ts, w hich resulted in
continued a t th e close of th e p resen t at 11:30 by D. D. H u rlb u rt. president,
W. J. Cooper and fam ily enjoyed a option w hich has existed for th e past
severe bru ises to Sm ith and m ight m onth, although it Is being planned to A call soon cam e from th e dining th e Monday previous for a su rg ical
operation. He passed aw ay w ithout trip around th e Mt. Hood loop, leav- | rtve ™on»hs on th e W. R. Becker prop­
have been even m ore serious except­ give indoor concerts one each m onth, room th a t the banquet w as spread,
reg ain in g consciousness. Mr. McCar- ¡ng Monday afternoon and retu rn in g erty a t th e co rn e r of Main and F ifth
ing for th e ap p earan ce of a neighbor during the w inter. T hese are to be and the pioneers w ere seated a t the te r was th e son of C harles and H ulda today.
stre e ts, and w ill soon com plete the
on th e scene. T he incident occurred w ell featured w ith a new and up-to- first tables. Judge Step'henson was M cCarter and was born In St. Law -
P lan s are u n d er way for a picnic of plans for th e p u rch ase of th e two
date program each m onth.
, appointed to ast m aster and m ade an ren ce county, New York. He cam e to th e
M ethodist
Episcopal
Sunday 5 0 x l4 0 -fo o t lots w ith th e residence
one day la st week early in the a fte r­
The band is now being reorganized in terestin g speech and called on se v . N ebraska at an early age and 15 years I school next S atu rd ay afternoon at
form erly occupied by Dr. Mary Beck­
noon and th e a tta c k w as perp etrated w ith added new m aterial. More th a n eral o th ers who helped m ake th e ban-
by men claim ing to be agents for 20 new m em bers have signed up and quet hour a very in te restin g time. At ago came to G resham w here he has P en in su la P ark in P o rtland, w ith bas- e r and h er b ro th er. W. R. Becker, who
resided since. He w as never m a r­ k et d in n er and special tre a t at
have moved to th e ir new hom e on th e
m agazines.
th e re is room for m ore who should re- 2 o'clock th e m eeting w as called to or- ried. T he deceased, w as one of th e
o'clock in the park. M embers of the Section L ine road opposite th e Beaver
Mrs. Sm ith had gone to look after po rt not la ter th a n November 1. The der in the assem bly room and th e fol-
quiet u nobtrusive type of persons and school and th e ir fam ilies will g ath er S tate Motor w orks. T he price paid
th e service statio n w hile h er husband band now num bers 42. Dr. H. C. Jo h n - lowing program , in ch a rg e of Mrs
had m any friends around G resham . at the ch u rch at 1 o'clock, w here for th e Becker house and ground was
had his lunch a t home. W hile sittin g son is being com mended for the sp le n -j Lydia O strand. was p resen ted : Sing
w ill be furnished. $7000.
at th e tab le in his kitchen a m an en ­ did show ing he has m ade w ith th e ing, “A m erica” by th e audience: a p articu la rly am ong th e p atro n s of th e tra n sp o rta tio n
E
kstrom
T
ru
ck
in
g
service
w
here
he
Those
who
can
fu
rn ish ex tra se ats In
T he plans for th e new’ ch u rch to be
tered the room w ithout invitation and band. As new m em bers a re added to violin solo by Mrs. Gwen H owells, in
had been employed for about five th eir c a rs a re asked to rep o rt as soon erected a re as yet b ut ten tativ e, but
insisted on selling Sm ith a su b sc rip ­ th e organization they a re given p ri- stru c to r of m usic a t P hylom ath col-
y ears past. He Is survived by his as possible to th e com m ittee on tr a n s ­ it is probable th a t th e house will be
tion for a m agazine, and, although the vate in stru c tio n by him to equip them lege; vocal solo by Tom Evans, ac-
fath e r and step m other. Mr. and Mrs. p o rtatio n . co n sistin g of C. E. R usher, moved to th e n o rth e a st co rn er of th e
la tte r refused to take th e offer, an o r­ to begin w ork w ith th e m em bers who | com panied by Miss L illian H ow ells at
C harles M cCarter, of B ayard, N ebras­ Dr. C. W. H uett and Mrs. Lena C. St. ground and th e ch u rch building p ro p­
der b lank w as filled out and placed a re m ore advanced.
th e piano; song by Mrs. M orris Jo h n ­ ka, his m other, Mrs. H ulda H enntgan. Clair.
er occupy th e fro n tag e on Main street.
before Sm ith for his sig n atu re. Both
son's ch ild ren ; vocal duet by Mrs. of Eugene, also eight h alf b ro th ers
F ra n k Jones is ca rry in g on b u ild ­ T he house w ill be rem odeled for a
men becam e heated in th e arg u m en t ORVILLE DAVIDSON
L au ra H arlow and Mrs. C lara L a rs­ an d sisters, Robert, Roy, S herm an and ing o p eratio n s in two places, a t Wem parsonage. T he church and p a rso n ­
and th e in tru d e r w as ordered out of
WEDS PORTLAND GIRL son. A very in te restin g account of F ran k , residing in N ebraska an d C ali­ me and G resham . At p rese n t he is age of th e denom ination on Roberts
th e house. He w ent out but left th e
th e early history of C orbett and vi­ fornia, Mrs. Eva E vans and Mrs. Olive finishing Ed. Jo h n so n 's house on his avenue a re now for sale and It has
A q uiet b u t p retty w edding took
m agazines and order on th e sideboard
cinity, w ritten by Mrs. Lydia O strand, E kstrom , of P o rtlan d , a h alf sister in place east of South R oberts avenue. been decided by th e church board th a t
place a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
w ithout Sm ith's know ledge.
and rem iniscences of early days w ere N ebraska and an o th er, Lucile, re sid ­ He says he Is not th ro u g h ut Wemme th e p arso n ag e will first be disposed of
In a few m om ents, w hen S m ith r e ­ E llis D avidson S atu rd ay m orning, given by sev eral p resen t. Officers for
ing in C alifornia.
w here he has sp en t m ost of th e sum ­ th a t th e congregation may not be left
tu rn ed from th e bedroom w here he Septem ber 4, a t 8 o'clock w hen th e ir 1927 w ere elected as follow s: Jam es
A q u a rte t consisting of Jack so n and m er building sum m er co ttag es and w ithout a place In w hich to worship.
son,
O
rville
Davidson
and
Miss
Celia
had gone, he found an o th er m an in
Ross, p resid en t; C. C hristensen, sec­ Guy Jones. Miss M arie Blom and Mrs. oth er buildings. He has some o rd ers
his house, who dem anded the m aga­ Woods, of P o rtlan d , w ere united in re ta ry ; Olive W oodard, tre a su re r;
H. L. St. C lair, w ith Mrs. H. S. Clow at pending in th a t location.
MARY CANNY IS BRIDE
m
a
rriag
e
by
the
Rev.
E.
G.
Judd.
Only
zines and the order. He w as told th a t
G lenora B abbitt, vice p resid en t; Mrs. th e piano, san g a num ber of beautiful
Mr. and Mrs. Je sse T hom as are
OF HOULTON MAN
th ey w ere not in th e house but the th e im m ediate relativ es w ere presen t, Lydia O strand, hon o rary president.
selections and Dr. C. W. H uett, p asto r moving into Mrs. A nnie H evel's house
m an insisted th a t they w ere. Sm ith Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Davidson, Mrs.
A q u iet m a rria g e cerem ony took
Those in atten d an ce from a distance of th e M ethodist E piscopal church, on Second stre e t form erly occupied
discovered them , to re up the order Celia Woods, m other of th e bride, h er .
brother. R obert, of P o rtlan d , Mr. and
Sher,ff H u rlb u rt, Mr. and Mrs. spoke. T he pall b ea rers w ere P aul by th e S te a rn s fam ily. The S tea rn s place at V ancouver. W ashington,
and handed th e m agazines to th e m an,
D. D. H u rlb u rt Mr. and Mrs. H om er and O scar Stone, C harley W heeler, H. a re moving into a house on W ilson T hursday, S eptem ber 2, when Miss
who unexpectedly delivered a blow to , ^ r s - Ulen Davidson and Mr. and Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. H enshaw , Mrs. C ath ­ S. McMurry, F ra n k H am lin and Roy avenue w here Ivan Sw ift and fam ily Mary L. Canny, d au g h ter of Mrs. H a r­
E.
Davidson.
Sm ith's face w hich nearly felled him.
erine Z anckler, Ju d g e Stephenson, P eterson.
In term e n t w as m ade in form erly lived. E. L. Stafford will oc­ riet T im m erm an was united In m a r­
The bride w ore a b eau tifu l dress of
He at once grappled w ith the in tru d e r
riag e to H a rry J. Sibley of H oulton,
Judge A. C. Dickson, F ra n k G. Sm ith, G resham cem etery.
cupy th e B. S. C lark residence on
and succeeded in g ettin g him onto the p earl grey Canton crepe silk and c a r­ A ttorney for th e P. E. P .; County
Oregon. T he bride has resided in
Kelly avenue m ade v acant by th e re-
porch, -where th e first m an, who had ried a bouquet of rosebuds. T he b ri­ C om m issioner T aft, Mrs. H ayatt, Sam
G resham for th e past five y ears aud
moval of Mr. and Mrs C lark to th e ir
been stan d in g outside, joined in the dal arch w as m ade of autum n leaves Sw irskey, Mrs. L. O strand, Mr. and GRESIIA.R FIREMEN GIVE
was a form er a tte n d a n t of G resham
BANQUET TO LADIE S | ran ch at Lexington.
attack .
S m ith -was forced off th e and pink asters. From th e cen ter of Mrs. Tom E vans, Mrs. Gwen Howells
Union high school. T he couple will
------.
F. A. L undquist and fam ily m ade
porch and as he w ent down one of the the arch hung th e horse shoe under and d au g h ter L illian, all of P o rtlan d ;
reside at H oulton w here Mr. Sibley is
T he city firem en enJoyed a b an q u et
M, H oo„ h |ghw ay ,oop a u n „
men kicked him in th e head. A th ird which th e groom 's p are n ts w ere m a r­ Ed. P alm er, M ultnom ah sta tio n ; Mr. at the city hall la st night. T hose an „ Mon()ay
em ployed as th e forem an of a logging
Thpy
(
Sun
m an, who had been sittin g in a c a r at ried 40 y ears ago. D ainty re fre sh ­ and Mrs. G. C hristensen, T ig ard ; Mr. p rese n t w ere Mayor and Mrs. C harles i niRf]t
camp.
H()od Rlypr
th e curb, sta rte d tow ard th e house, m ents w ere served and th e couple left and Mrs. H ubbard, V ancouver; Mrs, Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Alls-
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge B aker and son, chased a p a rt in te re st in a tru ck line
ta k in g off his coat p re p a ra to ry to im m ediately for a few days a t th e L. S tohler, B eaverton; Mr. and Mrs. house, Mr. and Mrs. T heodore Van
joining in the fray, w hen Mrs. G ladys beach. Upon th e ir re tu rn they will Wm. B ram hall, B attle G round, W ash­ Doninck, Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Gibbs, of Kelso, W ashington, th e form er a ru n n in g betw een Goble an d P o rtland.
Hogg w ho w as visiting h er m other, reside in G resham un til th e com ple­ ington; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. N orthway, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. b ro th er of Mrs. F ra n k Klnyon, w ere He and his wife have moved o ut of
Mrs. A nna W right, cam e out of the tion of th e ir new home in M ontavilla. Cascade L ocks; L au ra H arlow . T ro u t­ H. 8. McMurry, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. a t th e Klnyon hom e T h u rsd ay and Mrs. S. H all's house on K elly an
Friday. Mr. and Mrs. K lnyon sp e n t T hird. K eith B ettelson has been em ­
house next door, heard th e d istu rb ­
dale; Mr. and Mrs. D ickinson, Oswe­ B randt, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. W eisen- th e ir labor day holiday a t C entralia.
ance and saw the m an ru n n in g tow ard PLEASANT VALLEY
ployed to ta k e th e place of Mr. Cole.
RESIDENT PASSES g o ;- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L atourell, fluh, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Beers Mr. E dw ard S o u th ard retu rn ed F riday
th e house. She supposed th e neigh­
Jack Fox cam e n ear being asp h y x ­
H eppner; Mr. and Mrs. G ran t Bell, and Mrs. A. G. M cMurry, Mr. aitd evening from Los A ngeles and is plan
b o r’s house w as on fire and ra n to
iated last T h u rsd ay when he was
D eath has claim ed an old resid en t N ational City, C alifo rn ia; Mrs. C lara Mrs. Roy F all, Mr. and Mrs. John
offer assistance. On h er approach the of th e P le a sa n t V alley neighborhood, L arsso n , T ro u td ale ; Mr. and Mrs. Lovegren, Mr. and Mrs. R ichard J e n ­ ning to en ro ll at Oregon A g ricu ltu ral overcom e w ith carbonic acid gas a t
th ree m en left Mr. Sm ith took to th e ir Mrs. F ronia Davis H arvey, who passed I H enry L ato u rell, Mr. and Mrs. Shep- nings, C. G. Schneider, Ja c k Fox, college later. H e m ade th e trip up th e bottom of a 50-foot w ell in w hich
from C alifornia by boat. Miss G er­ he w as w orking th ree m iles south of
c a r and drove off.
aw ay Monday, the re su lt of a blood- herd, L ato u rell F a lls ; and Mrs. C. C harley W heeler and Mrs. E dna B u n t­
tru
d e S outhard has secured a position G resham .
The th re e w ere driving an old F ord clot on the brain, afte r an illn ess of Hush and d au g h ter M arjorie, from ing. A fter th e sum ptuous chicken
R ichard Je n n in g s and
as bookkeeper in th e P o rtlan d Na an o th er w orkm an at th e top assisted
coupe ca rry in g a C alifornia license, tw o y ears w hich dated from a severe Bridal Veil.
supper, Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland. C. G.
tional bank.
th e num ber of w hich w as tak en w’hen a tta c k of the flu. Mrs. H arvey is s u r ­
him to th e su rface of th e ground and
S chneider and also a num ber of the
Lee W ilkins and Mrs. Iren e McClel he w as rem oved to his home. A p h y ­
The m any frien d s of Mrs. N ettle firemen spoke.
the p arty la te r drove p ast th e filling vived by her widow er, T hom as H a r­
Ian, a b ro th er and sister of Mrs. Geo. sician was called who helped to re ­
station.
vey, and th re e sons, John, of W ood­ K incaid will be pleased to h ear th a t
A notew orthy fea tu re of th is b a n ­
Sm ith is recovering from his b ru is­ land, W ashington; F ra n k , of H illsboro she has so far recovered from her re ­ quet w as th a t th e m enu w as th e p ro d ­ D uncan, cam e from N ew port Sunday sto re hitn to consciousness.
es b u t is w ondering w h at would have and S tew art, of P o rtlan d . The fu n e r­ cent operation at the P o rtlan d sanl- uct of th e sk ill of th e gentlejnen of and retu rn ed th e follow ing day afte r
Mrs. Sam Sm ith is em ployed a t the
happened to him if it had not been al services will be held W ednesday torium , to be able to re tu rn home the p arty , u n assisted by th e ir wives. visiting w ith th e D uncan fam ily.
local telephone exchange as un ex tra
Mr. and Mrs, O. A. M anning, who assista n t. Mrs. Sm ith w as th e very
for th e tim ely ap p earan ce of Mrs. m orning at 10:30 from th e u n d e rta k ­ W ednesday.
It gave them a ra re o p p o rtu n ity of
form
erly conducted a r e s ta u ra n t in capable o p era to r who took ca re of th e
Hogg.
Mr. and Mrs. G ran t Bell, form erly of displaying th e ir cu lin ary ability and
ing chapel of E dw ard H olm an and
G resham , w ere g reetin g old ac q u ain t­ exchange at th e rec en t county fair.
th
is
vicinity
b
u
t
now
of
N
ational
City,
Son, E ast 26th stre e t and H aw thorne
so fa r as know n th e re have been no
ances h ere a few days ago. They
We a re alw ays glad to quote you on avenue, w ith in term en t in Mt. Scott | * a lifornia, arriv ed here T uesday eve­
The E astern S ta r will hold its re g ­
casu alties.
lum ber. Sandy L um ber Co., phone
w ent from h ere to Union w here they u la r m eeting a t th e Masonic hall th is
ning
for
a
sh
o
rt
visit
w
ith
th
e
ir
ch
il­
cem etery.
Sandy 223.—Adv.
tf
p urchased a re s ta u r a n t ,but they hav< evening. Aa th is w ill be the first m eet­
dren and old neighbors.
G resham G range Meet S aturday.
now sold out th e re and will m ove to ing since Ju n e, It Is urged th a t all
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. L ato u rell of
An all-day session of th e G resham
H eppner m otored doWn on a business G runge will be held at its hall on S a t­ T alen t, In so u th ern Oregon.
m em bers be presen t.
P h ilip H epp and his m other, Mrs.
trip W ednesday and in cidentally a t ­ urday, S eptem ber 11. T he usual pot
C allers Monday a t th e J. H. Metzger
tended the E ast M ultnom ah county luck d in n er will be served a t noon Ida Hepp. of P o rtlan d , enjoyed a home w ere Mr. and Mrs. G eorge D.
P ioneer m eeting. They retu rn ed to ami th e lectu re hour, w hich Is open to p leasan t trip to Longview over the Gove of Bend, Oregon. T he la tte r,
H eppner T h u rsd ay , accom panied by the public, will be from 1:30 to 2:30. L abor day week-end.
who w as fo rm erly Mrs. C lara Wolff,
A co rn e r, 13 x 15 feet In size, of the Is a cousin of Mrs. Metzger.
E thel Sm ith S tew art and expected to A discussion of home g rounds and
Ross building a t F o u rth and Main
¡imtitiiiliiliniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiu I m ake a trip to Bend and E ast L ake
C. A. R ogers and fam ily have moved
m ethods of b eautifying them w ill be
i stre e ts has been leased to O. W. from th e A. H. M cCurtain farm , on
over the w eek-end.
the m ain su b ject for th e hour. Mrs. j
W ard E v an s’ can n ery is ru n n in g in J. E. G ates w ill give an in stru m e n ta l | Mason, fo rm erly w ith th e P o rtlan d B irdsdale avenue, w hich they have oc­
full force tak in g ca re of th e yellow num ber and its is expected th a t other E lectric P ow er com pany, and he ex ­ cupied for th e p ast four years, to th e
pects sh o rtly to have Installed a com ­ F red Z im m erm an house on Section
b antam corn.
m usical num bers w ill be presented.
C olum bia g ran g e w ill give a h arv est The le ctu re p rogram is in ch arg e of plete line of elec tric ran g es and o th er Line and C leveland avenue. Mr. Rog­
electrical goods. Joe Chlodo has th is e rs w ill be em ployed as so licito r by
hom e p arty S atu rd ay evening, Sep­ Mrs. W. B. P arsons.
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i p a rt of th e building leased from th e B erry O row ers P acking com pany.
tem ber 18.
High School S tudents to KegK ter.
H enry T ilg n er for his plum bing and Mr. and Mrs. McCleod, recen tly from
F red Sm ith is very ill a t his home
R eg istratio n will ta k e place a t th e sheet m etal shop and will occupy p a rt Omaha, N ebraska, have moved onto
n ear here. A train ed n u rse is in a t­
high school n ex t F rid ay of all fresh - 1 of th e »Pace w hich he has let to Ma- th e M cCurtain farm .
tendance.
son jointly as an office. A. E. Malo
men and new students.
C allers on Monday afternoon a t th e
D on't lay down th e paper till you
and Mr. T ilg n er a re engaged In p a in t­ hom e of Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Wood
have read th e W ant Ads.
Outlook W ant Ads. get resu lts.
ing th e ex terio r of th e building and w ere the la tte r's b ro th er and siste r-
th e room will be n eatly painted inside in-law , Mr. and Mrs. W. H. H ayden of
| ;irir| utlM'i-wlse r<-n>n<l>-l>'<1 Into •
P o rtlan d . E a rlie r in th e day Mr. H ay­
1 play room for th e electrical goods.
den had played off th e sta te to u rn a ­
■ D E SIR E to announce to the
V erne Cole h as severed his rela tio n s m ent In horsesh o e pitching, w inning
public that we have taken posses­
as d riv er with th e L undquist tru ck in g th e cham pionship. The finals w ere
sion of the Hardy Studio as suc­
|i service and has sta rte d Into business played a t L a u re lb u rst 'park.
cessor to R. M. Hardy, and we
in his own account, lie has p u r- • (See additional locals on page 4)
A nnouncement /
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w
invite the public to come in and
get acquainted with us.
Portraits a specialty, Commercial Photography,
Kodak Finishing. Frames to order
for
ych001 Reduced!I
Zamsky’s Art Studio
Phone 361
Gresham
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I’hone G resham 1721
FLORENCE M. HONEY
PIANO
*
Royn and (Urin' Fall dannen begin Sept. 8
Such values as these deserve prompt
action. Made to withstand all the tests of
durability to which they are subjected by
active youngsters. Especially designed to
give both comfort and smartness to grow­
ing feet.
Gresham Shoe Shop
Phone 41
BACK TO SCHOOL
It won't be long before the teacher tells the students
what they need. You will find here school supplies of
every kind at Money Saving Prices.
FREE A regular 5c pencil with every 35c purchase
of school supplies.
HAVE our tablet and note book covers for prizes.
CARL DAIIU Prop.
Gresham
HEPP’S RACKET STORE