TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. I«. NO. 72
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTV. OREGON, FRIDAY,
Î1.Û0 Per Year
Republicans Lead
in Local Precincts
Oregon Telephone Co.
City Officers and
Absorbs Gresham System Council Re-elected
Vote Strong for Steiwer;
Schneider Favorite
in Local Vote.
Deal Just Closed to Consolidate Six Independent
Telephone Companies Under One
Management.
W ith b rig h t skies and a w arm
sun to a llu re th e voters from their
hom es, w ith several hot contests I
J
NOVEMBER », 1826
T W IC E
A
W EEK
to aw aken th e ir * in te re st and a
num ber of m easures on th e ballot
th a t th rea ten e d to add m aterially
to th e alre ad y heavy burden of ta x
ation, about two out of th ree of the
reg istered voters in th e local p re
cin cts yielded to th e urge of patri
otic duty and cast th e ir votes on
T uesday for the candidates of their
choice and for or again st the meas
u res presented for th e ir sovereign
decision.
T he b allo t w as long and m any
took considerable tim e to study
over m a tte rs so th a t at tim es in the
voting places th e re w as a w aiting
line. Some voters who cculd not
w ait took th e ir ballots and spread
them out on th e floor or on benches
and placed th e X w here they
th o u g h t it belonged.
In all of G resham precincts the
vote w as stro n g ly republican, a v e r
aging about tw o to one. The one
significant exception w here the
o rd er w as reversed w as in th e case
of Schneider, dem ocrat, versus
Myers, republican, for d istric t a t
torney. In the th ree G resham pre
cin cts
S chneider
received
419
votes to M yers’ 147.
T he vote for United S tates sen
ato r w as one of the closest and
caused voters m ost concern. Each
p artizan felt concern though ex,
pressed him self as confident of his
choice. W hile H aney ca rrie d M ult
nom ah county by about a thousand
votes, in the G resham precincts
S teiw er received a few less th an
H aney and Stanfield com bined. The
vote w as as follow s: Steiw er 276,
H aney 169, Stanfield 137.
Newly Organized Company Will Start Extensive
Reconstruction Program for
Local System.
I. L. Patterson
G overnor of Oregon
«OLDEN HULE DINNER
PLANNED FOR ORESHAM
Ered W. Steiwer
United S tates S enator
County Folk Greet
Queen of Rumania
M. E. I riinipucker
C ongressm an
Portland Visitor This Week.
Newly Elected.
Mayor—Chas. Cleveland.
R ecorder—C. O. Schneider.
T re a su re r—J. H. M etzger.
M arshal—E. H. Kelly.
Councllm eu— R ussell Akin, A.
W. Botkin, B. W. T hom e,
ilo ld -o te r.
A deal has ju st been consuin-1 com pany of P o rtlan d , th e proceeds
Councilm en — T. R. H ow itt,
m ated by w hich the M ultuom ah & . of w hich w ill be used to re tire out-
Will M etzger, C. I. R aker.
C lackam as County M utual Tele- ' standing bonds acquired by th e |
phone com pany has become a part p u rch ase of the above-nam ed coin-
of th e Oregon T elephone com pany, pañíes, th e control of th e Oregon
a new ly organized holding com- T elephone com pany and for oth er
pany of w hich S tate S enator Chus. ’ co rp o rate purposes.
H all of M arshfield is presid en t and
When these plans a re com pleted
E a rl V. G ates vice president.
it will m ake the Oregon T elephone
Mr. H all and Mr. G ates w ere in com pany the larg est independent
G resham yesterday closing the deal com pany In Oregon.
T he new com pany, w hich Is
w ith K. A. M iller, th e p rincipal
capitalized for $600,000, plans a
ow ner of th e local com pany.
T his announcem ent w ill come as very extensive reco n stru ctio n pro-
q u ite a su rp rise to the 1100 and gram covering th e e n tire local
m ore su b scrib ers of th e local tele- ' system ,
phone system who have w atched ; T here will he no im m ediate
th e tra n sitio n of th e form er inde- change in the personnel of th e lo-
pendent m utual com pany from a cal com pany, it is stated,
stock sh a rin g co rp o ratio n to pri- 1 K. A. Miller, who has been pres-
vate control, Jack Shultz first ac- 1 id en t and m an ag er of th e local
q u irin g control through p u rch ase ' com pany for th e past tw o years,
of stock a few y ears ago. About j will reta in th e position of local
a y ear ago control passed to K. A. m anager. A fter tlie first of the
Miller, w ith a few u sers still hold year he w ill hold an executive of
ing stock. R ecently p rac tica lly all fice w ith th e Oregon T elephone
sh ares have been purchased by Mr. com pany. He will continue to re
side In Gresham .
Milter.
It is stated detailed supervision
The addition of tlie M ultnomah
& C lackam as County Mutuul T e le - ' of the o p eratio n s of th e com pany
phone com pany p ro p erties to the In th e various localities will be
holdings of the Oregon T elephone under the direction of resid en t
com pany places six form erly inde- m an ag ers but the active m unage-
pendent com panies in th e hands of m ent will he guided by Mr. Hall
the new ly organized com pany. The ' and Mr. Gates.
o th ers, a re F o rest Grove, McMinn- I Chas. H all is president of the
vllle, Newberg, H illsboro, and Bea- , Bank of Marshfield and actively
verton. These a re now o perated Identified with several larg e devel-
by th e new com pany w hich is af- opm ent pro jects in so u th w estern
filiated w ith th e Coos and C urry Oregon. He is joint sen ato r from
T elephone com pany of Marshfield, ' Coos and C u rry counties, now serv-
of w hich Mr. H all is also p resid en t I ing his second term , and has been
and Mr. G ates su p erin ten d en t. The active in su p p o rt of road building
Coos and C urry com pany has close p ro g ram s th ro u g h o u t th e state. He
to 5000 sub scrib ers. T h e new con- 1« a d irecto r of th e Oregon S tate
solidation com pany has 6385 su b Motor association.
scribers.
E arl V. G ates has been su p e rin
A nnouncem ent has been m ade of ten d en t and In nctive ch arg e of the
th e issue of a $650,000 series of Coos and C u rry T elephone com
first m ortgage 25-year gold bonds pany since its o rganization in 1914
by th e Coos and C u rry T elephone and has had long experience in
com pany th ro u g h P ierce, F a ir & telephone engineering.
-phe city election held on T ues-
I day for a
,)tBcer9 and
th ree councilm en, and voting on a
tax m easure and a c h a rte r am en d
m ent, drew a rep rese n tativ e vote in
connection w ith th e sta te and
county tick et in the th ree p re c in c ts
of G resham and resulted In th e re-
election of th e sam e officers and
councilm en who have served d u r
ing the past tw o years.
For mayor, tre a s u re r and re c o rd
er th e re was no con test and M ayor
('h as. C leveland received 418 votes, .
R ecorder C, G. S chneider and
T re a su re r Joint M etzger each r e
ceived 431 votes.
The Golden Rule d in n er w hich is
being planned for next F riday eve
ning a t the Masonic h all will give
the people of G resham and vicinity
Marie, gracious R um anian <^ueen,
an o pportunity to learn- m ore of
has come and gone. T h u rsd ay the
the trag ic conditions in tlie region
m ain q u ery on the lips of th o u
recen tly shaken by a succession of
sands of o rd in ary
M ultnomah
earthquakes, and w ill at the sam e
county folks was, “Did you see
tim e p resen t th e m eans of helping
her?" A num ber from G resham
financially those who are in d is
availed them selves of th e op p o r
tress.
tu n ity to catch a fleeting glim pse
A splendid program w-ill be p re of a E uropean ru le r w ithout b e
sented in connection w ith the d in com ing a p a rt of th e im m ense
ner, w hen m en in th e h ighest po crow ds tliat thronged the stree ts of
For m arsh al A. W. Griffis r e
sitions in Near E ast Relief w ork in P o rtlan d and. accordingly, drove
ceived tit! votes, Alex G ullikson 92
the w est will be p rese n t w ith in down to the Columbia River h ig h
votes, Dick Jennings 84 votes and
form ation concerning th e work. way w here the royal tra in passed
Em m et Kelly 224 votes, which r e
Dr. H. H. Griffis, p asto r of the F irst by at about 4:30 W ednesday a fte r
moved an y u n ce rtain ty as to Mr.
C hristian church of P o rtlan d will noon.
Kelly being th e people’s choice.
F ran k O
be th e prin cip al sp eak er for th e oc
For councilm en, w ith th re e to
Some th o u g h t th a t possibly the
E x-G overnor of Illinois w as a
casion. Dr. Griffis is sta te c h a ir que> < s equipage had passed in P ortland guest this week and was
elect out of six candidates, th e
m an of Near E ast Relief and he cognito to in su re g re a te r safety for greeted by a ho.4 of friends. Well
vote was as follow s: Itu ssell Akin,
and his church have stood solidly her w elfare, hut finally afte r a w ait to keep an eye on him as an o u t
284; Fred Bechlll, 116: A. W. B ot
back of th is w ork. Dr. J. J. H and- of fully an hour the patience of the standing m an on the political
kin, 307*; J. V. Cogswell, 141; C ecil
horizon.
saker, regional d irecto r for the P a w atch ers w-as rew arded and a m o
Metzger, 167; B. W. T horne, 300.
cific n orthw est, including B ritish torcycle squad heralded th e a p MODERN PROPHET
M easures Voted F ato rn h ly .
Columbia, will also be p resen t and proach of R um ania’s
RUI1.IIS PYRAMID
reigning
T he m easu re on the city b allo t
have a p a rt on th e program . An queen, th e P rin cess Ilea n a and
ask in g for a continuation of the
W illiam Hope Harvey, know n as
exhibit will he m ade of rugs made P rin ce N icholas. T hose who w ere
a u th o rity to levy not to exceed
by the blind children in the fo rtu n a te enough to gain a b rief the p rophet of Monte Ne, is building
$2500 per year above th e six per
a
pyram
id
in
the
O
zarks
th
a
t
will
orphanages, and o th er exam ples of sig h t of th e queen saw only a
cent lim itation was voted favorably
the handiw ork of the children will happy-faced
woman,
rad iatin g contain specim ens of civilization
m ore th an two to one, the vote be
be shown. A rran g em en ts w ill be h ealth and sp irits, w ith no sugges of today. Mr. H arvey believes that
ing 310 for and 144 against.
m ade to have reco rd s played w hich tion of royalty, b ut clad as u n this civilization will be destroyed,
T he Initiative m easure ask in g for
w ere m ade by th e children. Motion o sten tatio u sly as any one of a m il and he seeks to preserve the rec
a c h a rte r am endm ent to m ake th e
Il«» Gresham Voted.
p ictu res w ill also be show n, and lion A m erican women m ight be for ord for far fu tu re g en erat'o n s. The
tn u rsh u l’s office appointive by th e
T he gen eral re su lts of th e elec local m usical «tim bers given.
question as to th e accuracy of his
an
aftern
o
o
n
drive
along
th
e
h
ig
h
council in stead of elective as a t
tion are alre ad y fairly w ell known
views, and the perm anence of mod
The dinner itself will be a sim ple way.
p resen t was ca rrie d also hy a tw o
as to th e sta te slid M ultnom ah
affair so far as m enu and settin g
Many of th e G resham p arty w ere ern civilization, will be th e topic
to one vote, th e re being 239 votes
county. It is stated John H. S tev
are concerned, not only to give the stan d in g n ea r th e pupils of the under discussion at the Methodist
for and 126 a g a in st the m easure
enson, circ u it judge, Dept. 4, was
next Sunday
people a chance to see for th e m F airview school who, w ith th eir Episcopal church
T his m easure will not ta k e ef
th e only dem ocrat elected in the
selves w hat an o rp h an ag e dinner teach ers, had m arched down to the m orning, in a serm on by th e Rev.
fect until th e expiration of th e
county and he will displace M artin
V. W ilhelm,
entitled,
in th e N ear E ast is like, but to net highw ay to g reet Queen Marie. As H alford
term of the new ly elected m a rsh a l.
W. H aw kins, republican.
Only Hope of
as large an am ount as possible the royal c a r ap proached the "Jesu s — th e
T he ou tstan d in g w inners are :
from th e dinner, w hich w ill go di group, th e ch ild ren cheered lustily the W orld.” The su b ject Is to be
( LASSES WILL FORM
G overnor— I. L. P atterson.
Baptist C hurch Services,
rectly Into the w ork of relief. This and w aved A m erican flags w hile trea ted h isto rically as well as KERRY « RD WE RS
EDR WOMEN’S HELI’
U. S. S enator—F rederick W.
will be th e first Golden Rule d in the queen sm iled several of her he personally, and a larg e audience is
TRY OUT TRACTOR T hose desiro u s of finding a
S teiw er.
expected.
Several very fine ad d resses w e r»
ner of the season for th e north w itching sm iles and nodded.
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i ch u rch home and all who would
C ongressm an, 3d d istrict, M E.
Much in te re st w as show n last ,|kR (o m ee, w itb
people who given at the m eeting of th e P a re n t-
In th e evening, th e serm on will
w est, w hich will be a distinction
All along the line over th e h ig h
C rum packer.
for G resham , and it is hoped th a t w ay ro u te rep o rts have come in of be a consideration of th e question T h u rsd ay afternoon when a larg e w orgh,p in th e na|)tlgt ch u rch und T eacher association on W ednesday
Supt. P ublic In stru ctio n —Chas.
,.xcrclge, of evening a t the high school. Miss
the people of th e com m unity will th e ovations tendered th e queen of Je su s, “W ilt Thou Be Made crow d of m en an d women, repre- Jo(g
A. H ow ard.
sen
tativ
e
of
th
e
first
producing
In-
,
he
n
tb
le
gchoo,
a
„
d
(.hurch Helen Sanilstroin of Union and
W
hole?”
u
nder
th
e
title,
"T
h
irty
respond heartily .
and which, but for lack of tim e, no
C ircuit C ourt Judge. Dept. 8, W.
and E ight Y ears.” The p asto r says d u stry of th is section, g athered on H(,rv iceg are invited to th e church Miss Helen A lthaus of Cedar spoke
doubt
she
would
have
been
glad
to
A m eeting was held y esterd ay at
A. Ekwall.
acknow ledge by stops. H ow ever “ D 'vine healing in its h ighest form the farm owned by Otto Magnuson 1 next S unday. T he , „ ble gchoo, with reference to th e stu d e n ts’ a t
D istrict A ttorney—Stanley Myers the lib ra ry of rep rese n tativ es of
th e p arty did ta k e tim e to stay a is th e h ealing of th e soul, the ‘m ak situ ated one-fourth m ile n o rth of w ll, open „ r„ nlpt l y a t 9:45 a. m. titu d e tow ard th e P.-T. A. and >
S tate S enator, 13th d istric t—M. various o rganizatio n s w hich w ill
few m om ents a t the V ista house ing w hole’ of th e sp irit, and this th e G resham can n ery to w itness and the church service will begin C harles S averude, In stru cto r In
ta
k
e
an
active
in
te
re
st
in
th
e
din
R. K lepper.
the dem o n stratio n of a farm tra c t- ¡ a t 11 o'clock. The p asto r w'U public speaking, spoke from th e
w here Mrs. M. E. H enderson, p ro God offers freely to every one.”
S tate S enator, 14th d istric t—Joe ner, and plans w ere fu rth ered for
The M ethodist Sunday school did ®r '
p reach from th e topic "T he T ru th - stan d p o in t of th e teach ers. Miss
p rieto r of th e fam ous Crown P oint
th
e
affair.
The
Rev.
E.
G.
Judd
w
as
Dunne.
not
fall
below
200
in
atten
d
an
ce
The
exhibition
w
as
a
rran
g
e
d
by
ru ln e„ of?JeMUH C hrist." A cordial S an d stro m in her ta lk voiced th e
chalet, w as accorded th e honor of
County C om m issioners—Clay S. present as chairm an, and A. Edwin
It the B erry G row ers Packing com- welcomg w ,„ be given to all young ap p reciatio n of the stu d e n ts to
being presented to th e queen in any Sunday during October.
P
ryke
of
P
ortlan
d
w
as
on
hand
to
Morse, G ran t Phegley.
pany and was u nder the direction people who atten d
Y. P. U. in w ard p aren ts and ta x p ay e rs and
person and in tu rn , Mrs. H en d er m eets a t 10 o'clock.
direct activities.
County A uditor—Ed. Sweaney.
T he E pw orth L eague m eetings of ( has. A. Rogers, who is agent i 1 , bp evening betw een 6:30 and 7:30. Miss A lthaus spoke of the p a rt s tu
son
p
resen
ted
Queen
M
arie
w
ith
Mrs. Jackson F. Jones w as chos
C ourt of Domestic R elations—
are in te restin g and beneficial. It for the association.
Miss Doris Brown will be th e lead dents play in the o rganization,
en to head th e com m ittee on p re one of h er fam ous angel cakes m eets a t 6:30 on Sunday evening
R ichard Deich.
The tra c to r w hich is one of sev er and the topic for th e evening bringing out the fact th a t the s tu
w
hich
th
e
la
tte
r
sam
pled
very
lib
D istric t Court, Dept, 2—F red L. paring and serving th e m enu, and
T he recen tly reorganized choir eral on th e m ark et of sim ilar con "R ecreatio n s of Youth.” In the dent is the real reason for th e a s
erally and passed aro u n d to her
O lson; Dept. 3—John H. H endrick Mrs. H. L. St. C lair on publicity
several fea tu re s
of
the M ethodist ch u rch enjoyed an stru ctio n has
sociation and th a t w ithout stu d e n ts
and attendance. T he d in n er will ladies in w aiting, Mayor B aker and oyster su p p er and social hour in which seem ed to recom m end it to evening serv ice beginning a t 7:30
son.
th e re would he no P.-T A . Mr.
the
p
asto
r
w
ill
preach
aguin
and
o
th
e
rs
in
th
e
party.
Sam
uel
H
ill
C lerk D istrict C ourt—Fred W. be served prom ptly a t 6:30. A
a p erso n al friend of Mrs. H en d er connection with th e ir p ractice last th e favorable atten tio n of those h 's topic will be "T he T ru th C our Saverude d ealt chiefly w ith th e a t
charge
of
50
cen
ts
w
ill
be
m
ade
for
Angell.
teously Told.” The O rant P ark titu d e the te ac h er should have to
son, w as in stru m e n ta l In b ringing T uesday evening. About 20 were who saw It at work yesterday.
Ju stic e of the Peace, M ultnomah adults and 25 cen ts for children
T he C entaur tra c to r Is m an u m ale q u a rte t of P o rtland will sing w ard p are n ts and students.
ab o u t th,e p resen tatio n . Mrs. Heft p resen t. T he ch o ir will present
and
young
people
in
th
e
schools.
d istric t—O. A. E astm an.
its »first num ber on next Sunday factu red by the C en tral T ra cto r in th e special m usical program
Miss Bess C happell of th e O re
V arious organizations will assist in derson also prizes g rea tly the a u evening.
Constable— M. M. Squire.
Dr. M allett is the di com pany of Ohio. It Is equipped presented In th e evening and the gon A g ricu ltu ral College extension
to
graph
of
th
e
queen
w
hich
she
the p rep aratio n of th e meal.
w ith a pow erful little 6-10-horse local ch u rch choir will sing the division, who w orks th ro u g h th e
Kepnbliran Legislative Ticket.
placed In a firm hand in the g uest rector.
m
otor w hich Is capable of pulling anthem „H e L .ad eth Me.„ T here S m ith-H ughes d ep a rtm en t of th e
T he full republican legislative
W ord has been received by book of Crown P o in t chalet.
10-inch plow to a depth of eight will be special m usic by th e choir state, w as p resen t and spoke In th e
Zion
F
t
angel
lee
I
Services.
tick et for M ultnom ah county was G resham relativ es from W ayne
K ath erin e C ham berlain, a 6-year-
The Sunday school of the Zion Inches or m ore w ith ease. The in the m orning service.
elected. They a re : J. O. Batley, T rim ble who is now in P h ilad el old pupil a t Corbett school, had the
in te rest of th e classes for w om en
E arl C. Bronaugh Jr., F red W. phia. He shipped out on a cargo honor of p resen tin g h er m ajesty E vangelical church will convene tra c to r readily pulled a 10-wheel,
which will be organized to ta k e up
at
10
o'clock
Sunday
morning.
16-lnch disc th ro u g h th e fresh ly
G erm an, H erb ert Gordon, W ilber of lum ber from Longview, W ash w ith a bouquet as th e ento u rag e
E. B. K irkwood Is having his 5- m illinery and Hewing. Mrs. Jam es
T h irty -n in e new m em bers w ere plowed sod. A rev erse gear, a dual room house in W hitehead addition
H enderson, D orr E. Keasey, Louis
S terlin g was placed in c h a rg e of
ington, som etim e ago and is ex stopped for a m inute a t C orbett
K uehn, D. C. Lewis, F ra n k J. Lon- pected to re tu rn on th e boat to The little girl, bearin g th e R u gained throflgh a tw o m onths' cam control m echanism th a t enables en tirely
rem odeled
th ro u g h o u t, th is w ork and those who a re in te r
erg an , John B. McCourt. W. C. P o rtlan d about th e C hristm as h o l m anian flag and a beautiful bou paign w hich cam e to a close last th e o p era to r to drive th e attach ed G eorge W ebster doing th e c a rp e n ested should com m unicate w ith h er
Sunday. N early every seat was im plem ents as close to th e fru it te r work.
and she w ill advise Miss C happell
q u et , clim bed on th e ru n n in g taken a t both th e Sunday school
idays.
Continued on page 4
as soon as a sufficient num ber d es
hoard of th e q u een ’s ca r and gave session and the preach in g service. row s as desired and pointed drive
F or low est ra te s on autom obile,
wheel
lugs
th
a
t
act
as
sub
-so
llers
ignate th eir w ishes to en te r th e se
her the flowers w hich w ere receiv Anyone not
RUMANIAN QUEEN VISITS PORTLAND.
atten d in g
Sunday a re fea tu re s th a t have induced the tru c k and g en eral In su ran ce see
classes.
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
ed in th e q u een ’s m ost courteous school elsew here la welcome a t the
officers of the association to offer
b h m k
------ f
- ~
m anner.
E vangelical school.
th is hand maid of m odern a g ric u l EARTHQUAKE DESTROYS NEAR EAST OR PII A N Mi ES
Services w ill be conducted In tu re to th e producers of th is te r r i
F ree M ethodist Services.
E nglish a t 11 o'clock from the tory.
T he p asto r of th e F re e M ethodist
topic. "C h rist's Good C heer.” The
T he G resham B erry G row ers j
ch u rch , th e Rev. L. A. Skuzie, will
pasto r, the Rev. E. H orstm ann, P acking com pany handled about |
preach
Sunday
m orning
on
says, “T he C h ristian religion is a 300fl to n s of fru it th is season, e n
“G row th in G race” and In th e
cheer-producing religion.
If you tailin g a cash tu rn o v er of about
evening he w ill continue fo preach
a re sad o r discontented or of a 1 $6000,00«. T his g re a t volum e of
I on evangelistic topics w hich have
grum bling dlspuaitlon, come to business m ark s an o th er m ilestone j
! been p opular w ith th e public.
ch u rch and catch th e sp irit of in th e grow th of th e local com pany I
T he young people are planning
C h rist's good cheer. Are you a and u ltim ately assu re s it a place j
to c a rry out th e re a l C hristm as
se arch e r for happiness and the am ong th e g re a t fru it g ro w ers a s
sp frjt th ia year by raisin g money
real Joy of life r Come to church so ciatio n s of the Pacific coast.
for Mexican ch ild ren in Los An
and we will tell you how you may
geles, also m aking some p ractical
get both.”
gifts for them to he distrib u ted
FAIRVIEW
The topic of "W hat are th e good
through th e Rev. B. H. P earson,
points of the v arious races in
An old-tim e box social will he 1
su p e rin ten d e n t of Mexican m is
A m erica?” will he discussed a t the given by th e Fairview g ran g e at
sion^.
senior league which m eets at 7:30 the g ran g e hall on W ednesday eve
The h ours for th e services are
p. m. under th e lead ersh ip of ning, Novem ber 10, to w hich all
Sunday school at 10 o’clock, m o rn
W alter K am ser.
• r e invited. T he ladies will bring
ing preach in g service a t 11, love
P o rtlan d on W ednesday was host to royalty—a rea l queen and her f,.ag^ a t j j , young people’s service
We a re alw ays glad to quote you boxes of lunch. In addition th e re
Above Is view of Polygon O rphanage near A lexandropol in th e
son and d au g h ter. From left to rig h t they are Queen Marie, P rince a t 7 o'clock, followed by preaching on lum ber.
Sandy L um ber Co., will he a good program rendered. Near C ast. The buildings in the background w»re destroyed In th e
N icholas and P rin c ess Ileana. They cam e In over th e Columbia River
phone Handy 223.— Adv.
tf The school ch ild ren will also bring ea rth q u ak e la st S atu rd ay and ch ild ren show n in the p icture are sle ep
highw ay, visited th e livestock show, and departed for S eattle, stopping at 8.
ing In the open. The w alls of th ese buildings w ere th ree feet thick and
D iscrim inating buyers read t h e i lunth bwx''"- b" ’ the’ e wlH ** h*P‘ of
over T h u rsd ay m orning at Longview. Many saw a queen for th e first
solid m asonry. T his Is not the only g reat o rp hanage of N ear E a st
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