Gresham outlook., November 12, 1926, Image 1

G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
VOL. 1«. NO. 74
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
“THE STAFF OF LIFE."
Fair Board Plans
Year of Growth
“Our list of digestive d iso rd ers is
grow ing rig h t aong with th e inven­
tive genius of our cooks," says Dr.
John G aines, w hose h ealth notes
appear from tim e to tim e in the
Fire, w hich is th o u g h t to have
Outlook. He says we are already
far beyond th e safety zone. In 1 o riginated from defective w iring,
bread we have converted a stan ch com pletely destroyed • on W ednes-
friend into a deadly enem y by add- j (jay evenjng_ a bedroom , to g eth er
ing to it th e thin g s th a t b rin g ill
w ith th e contents, of th e H enry
health.
Dr. G ains is an au th o rity from a L ato u rell house on E ast Powell
m edical standpoint. T he Outlook street, occupied* by F red Jen n in g s
cannot claim any au th o rity except i and fam ily, and slightly dam aged
from g eneral observation and ex-
living room. Mr. Je n n in g s es-
perience, on w hich b asis it e x - '. .
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t ’m ates th e loss of fu rn ish in g s at
presses its opinion.
Our opinion is th a t locally the not less th an >500 and th in k s the
people a re eating m ore w holesom e dam age to th e house w ill am ount
bread, containing b etter in g red i­ to about 41.000. It is th ought the
ents and b e tte r m ade, th an ever be­ dam age to both room and co n ten ts
fore. F ew er fam ilies a re egting the w ill be p artially covered by in s u r­
w hite flour bread and m ore a re e a t­ ance.
The fam ily w as aw ay from home
ing graham and w hole w heat bread
at
the tim e th e alarm was tu rn ed
th an form erly. Besides m ost of the
bread eaten is b ak e r’s bread and in. but th e tire d ep artm en t did fine
isn 't at all like the b a k e r’s bread of w ork in saving the rem ain d er of
20 y ears ago and is b e tte r than th e house as a stiff breeze w as
m uch of th e form er hom em ade blow ing front the south and east,
bread. It is sw eet and clean and and th e bedroom is located on the
ea st side of th e house. C arpets
wholesome.
and
fu rn ish in g s in th e living room
Moreover, w hile bread m ay be
still th e “ staff of life," every home, a re p ractically ruined by w ate r and
alm ost w ithout exception, has a smoke.
If th e plans of th e fair board,
discussed at last n ig h t's adjourned
re g u la r m eeting, a re carried out
th e fa ir association w ill plat and
p ut on th e m a rk e t in the near fu ­
tu re a residence addition, co n tain ­
ing approxim ately 100 choice lots,
to be known as W est F a ir addition
to th e city of G resham .
T he tra c t is located w est of the
fa ir g rounds and is a p a rt of the
tr a c t p urchased of th e Sm ith e s­
ta te heirs. The tra c t has been s u r ­
veyed and the plat is being p re­
pared. It m ust first be accepted by
th e city and if a ll necessary a r ­
ran g em en ts can be m ade the plat
w ill be put on file and th e sale of
lots pushed.
It is proposed to nam e the ad ­
dition W est F a ir addition and
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open an avenue from th e Sec­
tion Line, Division stree t, through
to F irs t stree t, connecting w ith
Ava avenue. This w ill be nam ed
W est F air avenue, according to the
com m ittee of the fair board w o rk ­
ing out th e details of th e plan.
T he lots will be located on either
side of th e proposed avenue and g re a te r variety of o th er wholesome
w ill be of aveaage size for re s i­ coarse foods, such as vegetables,
dence lots.
fru its, salads, etc., and th ese re ­
T he location is m ost ideal, sig h t­ place th e excessive use of bread
ly, w ell drained, easily accessible, w hich is m aking for g re a te r health
and at a reasonable price as pro­ on tlie p a rt of yount? and old.
posed should be very d esirable for
We believe digestive o rd ers are
buildings or investm ent purposes. grow ing less. But it is still u n ­
F irs t plans for a new building ftu doubtedly tru e we eat too much,
th e fa ir grounds wer.e subm itted especially persons p ast 40 or 50,
to th e board a t la st n ig h t's m eeting and from th is source ra th e r th an
by Cash & L ucius, arch itects. any other digestive and nervous
W hen fu rth e r details a re agreed ailm ents arise. As Dr. G aines says
upon th e plans w ill be subm itted
“The A m erican ap p etite is con­
to th e county com m issioners for tin u a lly ca llin g —it m ay be reck
th e ir approval. A com m ittee on oned as 100 p er cent efficient; it
th e location and plans for th e new needs no stim ulatio n by the many
building is com posed of T. R. seasonings anti com plim ents w ith ­
H ow itt, Chas. Cleveland, M. M. in too easy reach of o u r cu lin ary
Squire, J. V. Cogswell and H A. a rtists. I believe one-half of our
Lew is.
serious diseases could be gotten rid
T he m eeting adjourned to next of. by enforcing rigidly ‘p la in ’
T h u rsd ay night, November 18, to diet at ail tim es. Let us com m er­
h ea r a re p o rt of the building com ­ cialize our stocks, bonds, in d u s­
m ittee and for oth er business.
trie s and our rea l estate, b u t our
food, never!
I do not believe in
the offering of prizes for th e m ost
highly-seasoned foods.”
Kuby Golf Links Asks Damages.
A re c e n t item in a P o rtlan d daily
says th a t A. C. Ruby, ow ner of the
Ruby stock farm , and Ci E. P u t­
nam , m anager of the Ruby golf
links, have tiled an appeal to the
c irc u it co u rt from the decision of
th e M ultnom ah county com m ission­
e rs to extend Villa road from the
end of G lisau stre e t thro u g h thb
farm and links. P utnam , a t a r e ­
cen t m eeting of the county com ­
m issioners, protested th e proposed
extension, sta tin g th a t he would
seek judgm ent for |50,o00 for dam ­
age to the golf course if th e plan
w ere c a rrie d on.
T he view ers allow ed no dam ages
for th e extension th ro u g h th e golf
co u rse and reported to th e county
board th a t nearly every other p ro p ­
e rty ow ner had donated rig h t of
w ay for th e road, so th a t th e to tal
dam ages would am ount to probably
not m ore th an $3000.
C h ristm as G reeting ca rd s in lots
of 25, com plete w ith envelope to
m atch and your nam e printed or
engraved on cards, as low’ as $2 50,
50 for J3.75. O ther ca rd s a t 43.50,
44.25 and 45.00 for 25 com plete.
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Phone 1561.
COTTRELL
Mr. and Mrs. Chapm an of F air-
view have purchased 10 ac res of
the O sborne place joining Mr.
N ash’s place. They have begun
clearing a site for th e ir new home
and will build a t once.
W. M cIntosh left for T exas re ­
cently and expects to spend the
w inter w ith relativ es th e re in the
hope of im proving his health.
The P.-T. A. has sponsored a
m ovem ent to have books from the
sta te lib ra ry and w ill have them
on hand a t an ’early date a t the
schoolhouse. T his will be a bene­
fit to the school ch ild ren and com ­
m unity as well, as all w ill have
use of th e books. Miss Vivian
W hite, prin cip al of the school, has
been appointed lib rarian .
Mr. Carson, m an ag er of th e C ot­
tre ll store, has cleaned th e b arn
out on the prem ises and w ill use it
as a garage. He intends to handle
ca rs and has several on display at
present.
S P E C IA L S !
Y o u 'll S u re ly W a n t To T a k e A d vantage o t
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2 LITCHFIELD, 60-bii. SPREADERS
new.
Fire Damages House
and Its Furnishings
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Baptist (h u rc h Services.
Services in the B ap tist church
w ill be held at the re g u la r hours
T he Bible school will begin at 9:45
a. m. and the m orning church se r­
vice at 11 o'clock. The topic of the
serm on by the p asto r will be “The
H appiness of H unger." T he B. Y.
P. U. m eeting will begin at 6:30
and the evening church service at
7:30. The topic of the serm on will
be "Tlie P rofitableness of Godli­
ness.” T here w ill be special music
by th e choir at both of th ese s e r­
vices. The Bible study and choir
re h e a rsa l will be held W ednesday
evening beginning at 7:15.
Important Minerals.
(By Jo h n Joseph G aines, M. D.)
The blood is enriched by ce rtain
m in erals in our food, beyond q u es­
tion. I m ention Lime. (Calcium )
P otassium , Iro n and Iodine as
am ong those of first im portance.
These m in erals abound in earth ,
and are taken up by p lan ts w hich
grow everyw here in th e soil. Food-
an im als get th e m in erals by eating
th e p lan ts, and sto re them in th e
red m uscles, such as o u r beef­
steak s, ham s and m utton-chops.
Our anim al and p lan t foods a re
rich e r in m in eral co n ten t when
they a re grow n on the low er levels
of soil. T he h ills lose co n tin u ally
th e ir m in erals by rain fall and
d rainage, so th a t hill-grow n a n i­
m als and p la n ts a re poorer in m in ­
era l values»
T he chief value of th e m in erals
is in tli«j grow th of bone In c h il­
dren, p a rtic u la rly the teeth . The
m ilk of a cow grazin g in th e hills
is m uch poorer food for th e child
th a n from a cow th a t fatten s on
valley food. Corn, w heat, g arden
vegetab le^ are fa r m ore n u tritio u s,
if grow n in bottom lands. The
careless observer even, m ay have
noticed th a t c a ttle in m ountain
sections of the co u n try c a rry less
fa t th an an im als of th e low er
plains» V egetation is m ore dw arfed
on the sunburned, arid hill-sites.
T he reason is. th a t th e m in erals
have been w ashed aw ay from th e
elevations.
And, haven't you noticed th a t the
ad u lt hum an being in higher a lti­
tudes is, g en erally w iry, w ith th in ­
n e r m uscles, as well as m ore “n e r­
vous" in tem p eram en t? M inerals
a re feeders for nerves as w ell as
for m uscles.« T he logical co n clu ­
sion th erefo re is. If you a re too fat,
seek m oderately high altitu d eg ; if
too lean, try to secure your cereals,
vegetables and m eats from the rich,
alith d al valleys of the low er levels.
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FOLLOW ING OPERATION
Many expressions of condolence
w ere heard W ednesday evening
when th e news w as telephoned to
G resham of the sudden passing
aw ay of Mrs. Mary Cathey, late
wife of th e Rev. D. M. Cathey, a
lifelong resid en t of Gresham . H er
death w as a distinct shock to the
m any friends of the fam ily, both
in G resham and vicinity and in
P o rtland w here they are well and
favorably known. Death cam e as
the re su lt of an operation for the
rem oval of a goiter, perform ed
about ten h ours previously at Good
S am aritan hospital. The conditions
im m ediately follow ing the o p e ra ­
tion w ere most encouraging and
the p atien t seemed to be rally in g
favorably, when late in th e a f te r ­
noon a change came and she san k
rapidly.
Besides her widower the d e­
ceased Is survived by th ree c h il­
dren, C larence I), and Mrs. Mary
Gossett of G resham and Mrs. W ini­
fred H eden of Sacram ento. C ali­
fornia, a sister, Mrs. L izette Pow er
of P o rtlan d and seven g ran d c h il­
dren, Allan and Lois Cathey, Mary
E lizabeth
and
David G ossett,
A letha, W esley and Edwin Bow­
man. F u n eral services will be held
S aturday afternoon at 2:30 in the
Methodist Episcopal church
at
G resham , w ith interm ent in G resh ­
am cem etery. The funeral serm on
will be preached by the Rev. F. L.
B urns and arran g em en ts are in the
hands of Miller & T racey of P o rt­
land. Word has been received th a t
Mrs. Heden is on her way from
S acram ento to atten d th e fu n eral
CONSIDER THE BACKGROUND.
I By Dr. F ra n k Crane)
Behind every mind is a b ack ­
ground. Behind every overt deed
and spoken word flow a m ass of
feefln g s, im p u lses, and ideas from
w hich these concrete th in g s are
chosen.
Men a re hang« d and otherw ise
punished for th e actual deeds they
accom plish: a more ju st method
of judging hum anity would be to
take into consideration the whole
background. Nobody cun do th is
hut tlie God who m ade men, and
hence it is said th a t his th o u g h ts
are not as o u r thoughts.
And th a t is the reason why p e r­
fect ju stice can be m eted o u t only
at the judgm ent seat on th e last
day.
W hat a stran g e region is tills
background of one’s self! T here
flow’ w hat stran g e ghost faces and
inchoate deeds!
W hat gusts of
feeling, w hat stream s of tendency,
w hat lurking, buried seeds of
hereditam ent !
A ce rtain p a rt of us is known to
the - w orld and we consider th a t
p art to be ourselves, b ut »behind
th is th e re is an o th er part, out of
which the visable Is created.
Wild and sa ty r like lusts, holy
longings, prickings of conscience,
bonds of obligation, rem orseful
faces from th e past, rosy plans for
the fu tu re all m ingle in the
stra n g e p h an tasm ag o ria behind the
soul.
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G reater th an any m usic th a t
W agner ever composed is th e m u ­
sic th a t he dream ed, b ut could not
express. G reater th an any speech
th a t a gifted o rato r has m ade are
the speeches he th o u g h t of, but
never made. G reater th an any love
which a m an has expressed is th a t
reserv o ir of love w ithin him th a t
has never been able to find ex­
pression.
If we would know a man througfi
and th ro u g h , th erefo re, we m ust
not only know what he th in k s and
says overtly, but we m ust bore
th ro u g h the c ru st of th is into those
w ells of feeling w hich have never
come to th e surface.
P robably th e background of any
saint is as had as th a t of any sin ­
ner, and possibly th e background
of a m u rd er m ight be as pure and
holy as th a t of any of us.
As B urns has said :
W h a t's done we p a rtly m ay com pute.
But know not w h a t’s resisted."
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans.
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
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12-7 SUPERIOR D RILLS...................
The c e n tra l figure of th e com e­
A vote to in crease the tax levy in
dy. Cappy Ricks, to be presented by
school d istric t No. 4 by m ore th a n
the senior class of G resham Union
the lim itation of 6 per cent over
high school on th e evenings of No­
last y ea r's levy was ca rrie d at the
vem ber 23 and 24, is Alden P.
Ricks, known as Cappy. He is a
school m eeting la st T uesday a fte r­
w eather beaten -old sea dog, devot­
noon, and the estim ated budget for
ed to his d au g h ter F lorence and
the year w as unanim ously adopted.
sister Lucy. Cappy is played by
The g rand to ta l of estim ated ex­
K enneth H orberg, Lucy by Lucille
penses am ounts to 433.697.50, w hile
Dodson and F lorence by Dorothy
the estim ated receip ts am ount to
Cooper.
413,349.50. T his estim ate of ex­
C appy's obsession is Mat Peas-
penses includes 419,355 for p e r­
ley, H arold Lew is, who as first
sonal service; 42030 for m aterial
m ate of one of his vessels h as b eat­
and supplies; 4500 for in aintain-
en the Swede sent by Ricks to cure
ance and re p a irs:
46562.50 for
him of his freshness. The comedy
bonds, w a rra n ts and in te rest th e re ­
of the play is brought out by H ar­
„UT Q C A t T f c K )
on; 44500 for tra n sp o rta tio n ; 4700
old Dye, as Cecil P ericles B arnard,
for in su ran c e; and 450 prem ium on
who has been sent by his fath er to
T his well known engineer and clerk 's bond.
learn th e shipping business and to banker, who is President of the
The Item of tra n sp o rta tio n of p u ­
forget a chorus girl, Goldie Glake.
National Press Club, is financing pils includes 42,000 for a new bus
the
erection
of
their
new
14
story
Cappy’s office force consists of
home and office building in W ash- and 42,500 for bus expenses. T he
his secretary , E llen M urry, played ington. It is to cost $10,000,000 and : th ree busses now In use are crowd
by Mildred Kummel, and John j w ill b e-th e largest privately owned , ed to capacity and one of them Is
Skinner, the best general m anager | building in the N a tio n s Capital. forced to m ake tw o trip s each
of the shipping business, portrayed !-------------------------------------------»-------- ’ m orning and evening to ca re for
by Alvin K aser.
R a n J P la n e
the larKe n " n,bpr of PUP11»- T he
Jam es M cAllister is E dw ard Sin- D d ll u A IdllO d l l I v b
money levied at th is tim e will not
gleton, the law yer
who tries,
! be available un til next May, but if
though w ithout much success, to '
the need seem s sufficiently u rg en t
give soul«’ legal advice to the Blue i
' to tlie m em bers of th e board the
S tar Shipping company.
bus may be arran g e d for on the
T here is not a dull moment, and
A series of m onthly co n certs has assu ru n ee of the necessary funds
not m ore legitim ate cause for t been arran g e d by th e G resham in May.
lau g h ter would be found In any band w hich will begin-on th e eve­
Tlie m em bers of th e school board
dozen comedies.
ning of Decem ber 15 at th e high a re Jam es Klkiiigton, A rth u r Dow-
school gym nasium . T here a re six sett and .1. V. Cogswell. C. J. Lund-
BRIGHTWOOD RESIDENT of these concerts and they will oc­ i q nist is clerk.
HIES IN GRESHAM cu r on tlie evenings of December
Free .Methodist Services.
Mrs. F lo ra H. O'Dell, aged 40, a 15, Ja n u a ry 12, F eb ru ary 16, M arch
The official board of th e F ree
16,
April
13
and
May
1.
Season
resident of Brightwood, died Wed­
Methodist church, at its la st m eet­
nesday, November
It), at tTie tick ets will be placed on sale soon
ing, took action to hold a revival
ami
a
m
aterial
saving
will
be
ef-
T h o m as s a n ita riu m w h e re sh e had
m eeting during the w inter m onths.
been for the past week. The fu-jf**1**1*' b' p urchasing a tick et {or
The p asto r, th e Rev, L. A. Skuzle,
n eral will be* held on Monday after- i *'ie 8*x con certs ra th e r th an a tick-
says, “A special effort w ill be m ade
noon at 2 o’clock a t th e chapel of pt for each p ro Bram as It ap p ears.
to in te rest th o se who never atten d
P
ractice
bus
already
begun
for
the G resham F u n eral p arlo rs, fol­
any church, those who never th in k
lowed by Interm ent in Lincoln Me­ tlie num bers of the first program
of heaven, th e end of life or th e ir
m orial P ark. The deceased is s u r ­ and th e conductor of the hand, Dr.
fu tu re relatio n to God." The p as­
II.
C.
Johnson,
has
announced
an
vived by her widow er, W illiam
tor solicits the p ray e rs of C h ris­
O'Dell and five children residing at en tirely different program will be
tian people in th is undertak in g .
presented
each
month.
New
m
usic
Brightwood.
As a resu lt of th a t action the
has been received and the m em bers
of the hand a re en th u siastically pastor will begin S unday a series
Undenominational Serv Ices.
of serm ons on "T he C hurch.” T he
The Sunday school Of th e Unde- I beginning Its reh e arsal.
m orning them e will be "In v e st­
nom inatlonal tem ple w ill begin at |
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m ent" and th e evening w ill he a
II) o’clock Sunday and th e re will be PASTOR TO DISCUSS
preaching at 2 o'clock in the a fte r-:
THE SIMPLE GOMI’KL continued evangelistic service. An
noon by th e pasto r, th e Rev. S. F. ! . .
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,
, invitation is extended to those not
P itts. Splendid singing has been I At th ® Metho<,Ut church on B a n -| atten d in g ch u rch elsew here and a
day m orning, the pastor, th e Rev. special welcome given to stra n g e rs
prom ised with lots of m usic and all
H alford W ilhelm, will speak ou in the city.
a re cordially Invited.
Services
"T he Sim ple G ospel." Muny p e r­
will be held again Sunday evening
sons, confused by the varied ln te r-
llaley Itiiptist Services.
at 7:30. P ray er service Is held
i ests of m odern C hristianity, are
A. Blom -of G resham Is scheduled
T uesday evening a t 7:30 and tlie
dem anding a re tu rn to th e slm - to begin a series of th ree lectu res
youfig people's services a re on F ri­
plicity of tlie C h ristian ity of form - : on W ednesday evening, November
day evenings. Tlie m eetings are
er days. A nsw ering th is dem and. 17, at the H aley B aptist church
being well attended and a re g r o w - , .
; the p asto r Is to discuss th e m ean- and continuing the follow ing F rl-
ing In Interest.
Ings of th e sim ple C h ristian ity of 1 day and Sunday evenings, Novem-
Jesu s.
1 her 19 and 21. He w ill le ctu re on
HOCxAN
The service In th«’ evening, will Sweden, Norway, D enm ark, Switz-
Mr. and Mrs. Ira W illard, the la t­ be of p atrio tic natu re, the serm on erland, F rance, Italy , Egypt, and
te r a d au g h ter of W .11. Black, re ­ being entitled “C arry On.” Tills P alestine. No adm ission w ill be
tu rn ed la st week to th e ir home In ! service will be an expression of the C h arg ed but a freew ill offering will
ea stern Oregon a fte r some tim e spirit of A rm istice Day.
be tak en each evening.
T he League m eets at 6:30 and
T he services for the com ing S u n ­
spent visiting relativ es and atten d ­
day begin w ith S unday school a t 10
ing the stock show in P ortland. the Sunday school at 10.
o'clock, followed by the m orning
Mr. W illard tonk a carload of hogs
Zien Evangelical Services.
w orship at 11 o’clock In th e
to the P o rtlan d m ark et for which
Golden Rule Sunday will he ob­ Swedish language from the topic,
he received a fancy price.
Mrs. W. H. Black had as guests served at th e Zion Evangelicul ‘‘Seeding anil H arvesting." In the
for Sunday dinner th e ir son-in-law church next Sunday and an offer­
evening at 7:30 th e subject will be,
and dau g h ter. Mr. and Mrs. H arry ing will be received for the Near
"The N eurness of the C ross.” T he
Weaver and ch ild ren M argaret and East Relief fund. P reaching ser-
p asto r of th e ch u rch, th e Rev. Jo h n
B arb ara Jan e. T heir son ami wife, ' vices will he held at 11, with S u n ­
S. Norilell, extends u cordial invi­
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Black of P o rt­ day schodl preceding at 10 a. m.
tation to all to be p rese n t a t th e
land w ere also present.
The Ju n io r League will m eet at reg u la r services of th e ch u rc h and
Mrs. A. J. Stout is recovering 2 o’clock In th e afternoon. A pot
also th e lectu res by .Mr . Blom
from a severe cold on th e lungs , luck luncheon will be served at
which prom ise to be both In stru c t­
and sh arp pains th ro u g h th e eyes, ; noon in th«' Sunday school room s.
ive and en tertain in g .
from w hich she has been suffering ; All a re req u ested to bring lunch
several days.
' and stay for the afternoon m eet-
See Our Chrysanthemum*.
Word has been received of the i ings.
A flue display In th e Outlook
window. Make your selection by
recent arriv al of a baby g irl at the
C atalogue
free.
For low est ra te s on autom obile, the num bers.
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. C arr
S u h r's Flow er Farm , Base Line
of Marshfield. The new com er has tru ck and general in su ran ce see road, mile east 12-mile corner.
been nam ed Jean M argaret. Mrs. I II. W. T horne.—Adv.
Mall T ro u td ale.—Adv.
C arr was form erly Miss Mata i The O utlook's barg ain co u n ter on
G et th e classified Ad habit.
Schultz.
pago 2.
n
Band Plans Series
of Indoor Concerts
COMING EVENTS.
Nov. 12 T onight. G«vld"U Rule
supper. Benefit N ear E ast Relief.
Masonic hall, G resham , 6:30.
Hat.. Nov. 13— At Baron L u th eran
church. B azaar, Benefit building
fund. Evening.
j F rid a y , N ov 19, F airview C ity H all
D inner 6 to 8
Sun., Nov. 14—Golden Rule Sun­
day. T h an k offerings to N ear E ast
Relief.
P rogram 8:45
Side Shows 7 to 8
Wed.. Nov. 17— M ultnom ah Coun­
ty Pom ona G range. Masonic h all,
G resham .
G eneral Admission to H all 10«:
$ 2Q QQ
V —— — —— ———
... $112.25
• $126.50
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
GRESHAM. OREGON
School District No. 4
Votes Needed Tax
John H ays H am m on d
Auspices Women's Society
Ser» ice
Nov. 17, 19, 21—H aley B aptist
church. R tereoptlcon views and
lecture. E venings Free.
BILLY SUNDAY
F rl„ Nov. 19—B azaar, supper,
program . F airview city hall. Ben­
efit Sm ith M emorial church.
Men’s Gospel Team of Portland
will conduct a service
t
R eliability
School Cast Ready
lor “Cappy Ricks”
#1.50 I’er Year
Come to th e F airview F air
And see the sig h ts th a t are there.
Come to dine and to buy and the side show s to try ;
H ear a p rogram th a t's clever and rare.
D inner 35c a P late
VULCAN, Di-inch ( HILLED PLOWS,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 10-20
GRESIIAM WOMAN HIES
Sale of N eedlew ork begins 2 p. m.
VITA AN, 12-lnch CHILLED PLOWS.
T W IC E
A
W EEK
Nov, 20, 21—Legion tu rk ey and
ham shoot at P o rtlan d Gun club.
A fteruoous 2:30.
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Sunday Evening» Nov* 14, at 7:30
at the Fairview School Auditorium
ALL ARE WELCOME
Recent robberies of U. S. Mail have moved the post office depart­
ment to take drastic precaution». Photo »hows Col R. N. Cutts of the
Marines demonstrating gun that can fire 40«) aimed »hot* per minute.
Postmaster General Harry S. New is watching. The new JMcbmc guu
will be used (o protect valuable mail.
Nov. 23, 24—S enior class play,
i "Cappy Ricks,” High school gyro.
Sat., Dec. 4—T ro u td ale. A nnual <
bazaar and su p p er by L adles Aid.
City hall.