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TUESDAYS
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GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. 17, NO. 5«
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Culvert Completed
C ity C o u n c il A d o p ts
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UOMIN G BRIDE (JETS
SURPRISE SIKKVE
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1927
»2.00 Per Year
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» Improvement Club
Will Resume Work
Church Services
In honor of the approaching 1
m arria g e of Miss F lossie T etrick
GRESHAM TEMPLE
' of G resham and Fred H ibbard of
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SERVICES ANNOUNCED
P o rtlan d , Miss T etrick w as la st
T he reg u la r m eeting of the Base
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T he new cu lv ert w hich has re-
A fter reducing th e tim e lim it on cen t in the spring. R ates recen tly
Now th at the vacation tim e is a l­
cen tly been installed on the Sec- j t be fran ch ise asked by th e Oregon approved for F o re st G rove show evening given a su rp rise m iscel- , Line Im provem ent club w ill be held
1 laueous show er by Miss E lsa S h arp | at th e Rockwood G range h all on most over and p rep aratio n is being
tion L ine road east of C leveland T elephone com pany from 40 y ears about th a t in crease over the ra te s
and Miss D oris Brown a t th e la t­ next Monday evening, Septem ber made for th e w inter season, it is
avenue w ilt be opened tom orrow (0 05, th e cify council last W’ednes- here. It w as said th a t G resh am ’s
te r's hom e on W est Pow ell street. 12, a t 8 o'clock. A la rg e atten d an ce | believed th a t th e Sunday afternoon
for trav el, th e th ird of th re e cul- j a y nig h t voted to adopt th e ordi- ra te s would show about th e sam e
The room s w ere beautifully decor- is expected as th is is th e first m eet­ m eetings at the U ndenom inational
v e rts to be com pleted th is year un- nance g ran tin g such franchise. The ratio of increase.
; atcd in pink and w hite1', and th is ing of the fall. T he various com ­ tem ple, located th ree blocks ea st of
der the supervision of J. M. H ill- a r tion cam e afte r a long discussion
Two resid en ts in C lan ah an addi­ color schem e w as carried out in the
m ittees w hich w ill rep o rt have the lib rary , will be a source of
yard, county road forem an in dis- of th e situ atio n , when C harles H all tion cam e before th e council w ith
refre sh m e n ts served later. Games prom ised some in te restin g item s as g rea ter in te rest and in sp iratio n
tric t No. 5. T he cu lv ert, w hich is
M arshfield, p resid en t of th e com- com plaints. Ole K ettleson said th a t
and m usic w ere enjoyed th ro u g h o u t th e re su lt of w ork w hich has been th an ever. W hereas th e a tte n d ­
of concrete, is 60 feet in length, six panyi and w . p . E m St )ta atto rn ey , a b arn in his neighborhood is in
th e evening.
going on d u rin g the
sum m er ance has been splendid during the
feet w ide and four feet high, and is piPad for th e longer term as an aid an u n sa n ita ry condition and w as a
T he b rid e elect was th e recip ien t m onths.
i sum m er m onths and th e m eetings
being covered w ith gravel. T his ¡n form u latin g plans for extension nuisan ce to th e neighbors. The
of a n u m b er of handsom e gifts
The officers of th e club invite all have been grow ing in in terest, still
tak es the place of th e old wooden of th e system and floating bonds m atter w as referre d to th e com m it­
bridge w hich w as becom ing p rec ar- I finance o perations.
T he council tee on h ealth and police w ith in ­ w hich w ere arran g ed u nder a large j , 0 atten d , especially those who crlt- belter tim es are looked forw ard to
pitik pap er rose suspended from I icise the purpose and u sefulness of th is w inter. Also it is being p la n ­
ious as a thoroughfare.
m em bers felt th a t 40 y ea rs w as too stru ctio n s to in v estig ate and re c ­
th e celling. Those p resen t w ere the organization.
It is believed ned to hold th<‘ Sunday evening
A sim ila r culvert, 6 x 6 in size, long a tim e to bind th e city In ommend action a t th e n ex t m eet­
Miss F lossie Tetrick. Mrs. M ary th a t if they u n d erstan d th e pur- services in an evangelical o rder,
w as com pleted some tim e ago on g ran tin g privileges to th e phone ing of th e council.
T etrick , Mrs. E. G. Judd, Mrs. A. J. 'p o se of th e club to be of equal bene-
th e Boring road south of Gillis. A com pany in view of th e certain
F red F erguson com plained th a t W. Brow n, Mrs. C. N. T aber, Mrs. i fit to all p ro p erty ow ners on or ad- witli special songs an d m usic at
each service, com m encing next
cu lv ert n ear the V ictory school- changes of conditions, and refused I he had been forced to com ply w ith Lucile G aither. Mrs. W lnifred T et­
jacen t to the Base Line, th ey will Sunday evening.
house on B eaver creek w as finished to vote th e fra n ch ise w ith th a t 1 th e h ealth o rd in an ce prohibiting rick, Mrs. M arian Hoss, Mrs. Edna
gladly cooperate in th e program of
Sunday school is held at 10 a. m.;
outdoor toilets, w hile m any o th ers Schultz, Miss M artha H agberg,
several days ago in th e sam e solid specification.
im
provem
ent.
p
reaching
services a t 2 o’clock iu
fashion w hich m arks th e road con-
In his ta lk Mr H all outlined th e ! w ere violating th e o rd in an ce and Miss M arie Blom, Miss
Doris
A rran g em en ts w ill be m ade to llie afternoon and Sunday evenings
stru ctio n u nder the d irection of Mr. pOijCy of th e com pany to m ake ex- going sco tt free. T he council co n ­ Brown an d Miss Elsa S harp.
provide com fortable seating In the at 7:30; p ray er m eeting on T u e s­
H illyard.
, tensive im provem ents of th e local sidered th a t his point w as w ell
hall for all who come.
days an«l V oung People’s service on
taken
and
o
rdered
th
e
m
a
rsh
a
l
to
A new 30-foot span bridge w ith Sy8tem. He explained why th e new
( HARLES MtKINNEY
W. II. H arlow Is presid en t of the ( F riday evenings, each to begin at
co ncrete abu tm en ts six feet in building had been erected in G resh- m ake a th o ro u g h investigation of
WEDS PENDLETON GIRL ¡club, O. 11. S chw erdtm ann is vice 7:30. A cordial invitation is ex ­
height is being co n stru cted a t Cot- am several m onths before it w as i the situ atio n w ith reg ard to th is o r­
C
harles McKinney and Miss L u ­ ■ p resid en t and Mrs. Maude L. tended Io ail.
ton sta tio n to replace th e old one. pO8sjble to occupy it for telephone dinance th ro u g h o u t th e e n tire city.
cille
S ailing w ere m arried in Pen- ; Landes se cre ta ry -tre a su re r,
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p
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isreg
ard
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the
W hen n ecessary steel g ird ers can p urposes and before th e new equip-
BAPTIST ( III H(’ll
be installed to rein fo rce the tim - m en t would be available. T his law w ill th en be notified to in stall dleton on S aturday, Septem ber 3. :
ANNOUNCES SERVICES
They
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to
the
groom
’s
home
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building, he said, w as one of four sa n ita ry to ilets and. in case they
on
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uesday,
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or five w’hich w ere u n d er w ay a t the fail to do so, action w ill be taken
Renewed vigor and definite plans
m a and o th e r W ashington cities on 1 W ord has been received of the
The ladies of th e A m erican Le- sam e tim e, all u nder th e sam e con- to com pel th e ir com pliance.
for th e fall and w inter work m ark
th
eir
w
ay
home.
m
a
rriag
e
of
H
arold
B
arr,
salesm
an
At th e req u est of M ayor Cleve­
gion au x iliary will hold a sew ing tr a c to r . T he saving th u s m ade
tlie beginning of activ ities In the
T he groom is a g rad u a te of ; (or th e H essel Im plem ent com pany,
m eeting a t th e home of Mrs. C. G w ould m ore th a n offset th e loss land th e finance com m ittee, the
B aptist church a t th e close of the
G
resham
Union
high
school
and
and
Miss
H
a
rrie
t
Douglas,
a
t
the
S chneider T uesday afternoon, Sep­ from allow ing the building to stan d tre a s u re r and th e rec o rd e r w ere
vacation period. T he choir u nder
tem ber 13, beginning at 2 o'clock.
co n stitu ted a com m ittee to m ake an , both young people w ere stu d en ts bride's home in P o rtlan d Sunday. (he direction of Miss M artha Hag-
idle fo r sev eral m onths. •
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a
t
O.
A.
C.
th
e
la
st
two
years.
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On
th
e
re
tu
rn
of
th
e
couple
from
The Rev. and Mrs. H. L. Stein-
berg will fu rn ish special m usic
, T he new equipm ent, w hich is ex- investigation as to th e p rese n t wa-
Mr. M cKinney is em ployed at th e th e ir wedding trip they will reside
berg of S ilverton w ere th
e
gu
ests
. . about
. . . . M arch . . . 6, ,„..0
... u be | te r ra te s to see if it is possible to
both m orning and evening. The
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,
pected
1928, w ill
W. E. M arkell store, and they will on Powell V alley road betw een
of Mr. and Mrs. Sam P alm q u ist . . .
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Bible school will open at 9:45 a. m.
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of th e com mon b attery type so far ' low er them and a t th e sam e tim e m ake th e ir home w ith his p are n ts G resham and P ortland.
T uesday and W ednesday. T uesday
. . . .
i
tak
e
ca
re
of
th
e
overhead,
th
e
re-
with classes for all th e different
. ,
. . . 1 as th a t system can be used p rac-
At
th
e
W.
C.
T.
U.
m
eeting
held
for the presen t.
evening both Mr. S teinberg and his . . . .
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ticably. T his m ay extend as fa r as 1 tire m en t of bonds and o th er neces­
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n the follow ing ages and groups. T he pastor will
wife w ere ordained into th e m inis- th re e mi]es outj|W e tf]e G resham sary items.
m em bers w ere elected delegates to preach in the m orning ch u rch se r­
try a t a m eeting held at th e U nde-
,im its
Beyond th a t th e h a r .
A new light w as o rd ered to be KINDERGARTEN WORK
th e county convention to be held at vice on th e topic "T he C h ristian 's
WILL
INULUDE
MUSIC
nom inational tem ple.
They a r e ,
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: monfc rin g in g system w ill be used. placed on Main s tre e t a t th e Mt.
th e M ontavilla M ethodist church Com m ission”. T his service will
m oving th is w eek to T illam ook _.
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T he one recen tly
T he pre-school children of G resh Septem ber 15 and 16: Mrs. George begin at 11 o'clock. The B. Y. P. U.
I t w as explained th a t u nder th is Hood trac k
w here they have a p reaching ap
system as m any as ten phones ! placed on th e Section Line n ear the am w ill be given an u n u su al oppor F. Honey, Mrs. B. W. Em ery, Mrs. or young people’s m eeting will
pointm ent for th e com ing year.
could be on one line b ut only th e new residence of A. McManus w as tu n ity d u rin g the com ing m onths, j A McManuti Mra g B geM e Mr8- meet a t .7 p. m. E llis Judd is th e
It ap p eared in th e m usical k in d erg arten w hich L p Manning Mr„ „ c L arsen , president of th is society and def­
one w anted w ould ring, th e o th ers 1 ordered relocated.
th
a
t
th
e
lig
h
t
is
so
placed
th a t it will open in th e basem ent room s of Mrs c N Ya ber, Mrs. Ca rl Schultz, inite plans are being m ade for p re ­
on th e line being silent. Many ex­
Mrg , g Korsun(1. A ltern ate senting th e various subjects studied
pression s of e n tire satisfactio n does not give a m axim um of light. the M ethodist Episcopal church
w ith th is system have been received It will probably be hung d irectly next M onday m orning u n d er the di- ,,elegateB elected w ere M„ . „ v . a t th e m eetings. T he p asto r w ill
W ednesday, S eptem ber 7—E a s t­ w here it has been used. T he com ­ ! over th e road.
rection of Miss Lilly Maud P h illip s w ilh (,lm Mr„ w j Cooper, Mrg. preach In the evening service
A stro n g p etition for th e im ­ and Miss E dna M ewhirter. C hil­
e rn M ultnom ah P ioneer association, pan y ’s eng in eers a re now a t w ork
E. G. Judd, Mrs. C. J. L undquist. w hich w ill begin at 8 o’clock and
C olum bia G range hall.
m aking a tho ro u g h su rv ey of th e provem ent of K enney stre e t from dren from the ages of th re e to six Mrs. C. H. Lane, Mrs. F ra n k Peak, his topic will lie "C h rist's S tandard
South R oberts to Cedar, a d istance y ears w ill be enrolled. T he hours
Mrs. E. B. K irkwood. Mrs. W. T. of a C h ristia n ”. The p ray er m eet­
Sept. 8-18 — E van g elistic cam - ' conditions.
of th re e blocks, w as p resen ted to will be from 9 to 12 on each school
ing and choir p ractice will he held
paign a t H aley B a p tist church.
The inadequacy of th e p rese n t
H ensley and Mrs. B. L. W alrad.
the council. In addition to th e r e s ­ day.
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, telephone facilities w as b ro u g h t
T he Rev. and Mrs. Jo n a s J o h n ­ on W ednesday evening beginning
The co u rse follows a definite son arriv ed W ednesday evening at 7:30.
Friday, S eptem ber 9 R eg istra- Q|(t ¡n )ke <]j8CU88(on on th e ser- idents on th e stree t, ab o u t 60 per
cent of th e people In th e vicinity study outline, co rrelatin g witli the
tion of freshm en and new stu d e n ts I
vice,
w
hich
w
as
described
by
some
from Malmo, N ebraska, and are
a t G resham Union high school.
signed the petition.
W hen th e hand and con stru ctio n work, folk gtayln(ç a ,
hom e ()f Mrg Jo h n . “ BRAVER” TO HE
as “ro tte n .” Mr. H all adm itted th a t
w ork is com pleted assessm en t for dancing, gam es, eu rhythm etlcs, ex ­
PASTOR’S TOPIC
so n ’s sister, Mrs. O tto M agnuson.
Monday, S eptem ber 12—Opening th e com p lain ts w ere probably well costs w ill be determ ined by a board
p
ression
and
beginning
piano.
The
day of high school and G resham founded b u t said th a t u n d er exist-
Mr. Johnson w as a form er p asto r
Tlie reg u la r Sunday services will
of view ers and apportioned acco rd ­ la tte r will be Individual in stru ctio n ,
grad e school.
ing circu m stan ces they could not
of the i’ow ell Valley Mission lie held a t tlie F ree M ethodist
ing to th e benefits.
each child being given daily work church. On th e ir re tu rn by au to to church Sunday in ch arg e of the
T h u rsd ay E vening, Sept. 15— *,e m uc^ b etter. I t is expected th a t
T he council ad journed to W ed­ at the piano under th e guidance of
Oregon they m ade a to u r of Yel­ new ly-appointed puHtnr, tlie Rev.
B aptist L adies Guild chicken din­ th e in sta lla tio n of th e new and nesday, Septem ber 21, w hen rep o rts
Miss P h illips.
n er a t th e B ap tist church.
m odern sw itch board and b e tte r
low stone N ational p ark and stopped D. It. W eintz. Tlie m orning su b ­
w ill be h eard and o th er m a tte rs of
T he m ethods of th e m usical k in ­ for a visit witli friends a t Idaho ject will b e “ P ra y er", and tho eve­
S eptem ber 15 and 16—County q u a rte rs w ill b rin g th e q u ality of business attended to.
d erg a rte n a re said to have proven p a ||„
W. C. T. U. convention at M onta­ service up to a satisfac to ry s ta n ­
ning topic, "O vercom ing D iscour­
highly sa tisfac to ry and very sue- j
villa M ethodist church.
dard.
agem ent”. T he p a sto r will preach
Please phone or w rite item s for cessful, th e little folks being es­
It is likely th a t th e ra te sched­ th e O utlook—but give your real
at both services. Sunday school Is
s e l i . 26 to Oct. 1- -S tate fair a t
pecially happy in th e work. They
ule
w ill be increased n early 50 per nam e. Call G resham 1561.
. in ch a rg e of I). M. Cathey and (he
Salem.
respond readily to th e m usical
young people’s service in charge of
p rin cip les and m usical gam es p re ­
Miss Mabel Shipley.
sented.
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Tlie Ju n io r M issionary society, in
Mi-s P hillips was w ith th e m usi-
A gam e of questions for the charge of Mrs. Mary Welch, will
cal k in d erg arten of the Oregon City w hole fam ily.
lie new ly organized and officers
T he O utlook h a s a rra n g e d to run
C onserv ato ry of Music la st year,
th is In tere stin g fe a tu re reg u larly . The elected for the com ing year a t a
w hile Miss M ew hirter conducted a a n sw e rs to the follow ing questions will
found elsew here In th is paper. R e a ­ m eeting to he held In th e church
p riv ate k in d erg arten in G resham . be
sonable and proper q u estio n s sent to (in S atu rd ay afternoon, Septem ber
The w ork given by th e tw o Is th a t this d e p a rtm e n t c a re of Outlook will
17, at 2:30. Tfi«* cooperation of
he answ ered, If possible.
used In th e E lllson-W hlte m usical
(C opyrighted by M ilton O. N elson)
p aren ts is g reatly desired in m ak ­
k in d e rg a rten In P o rtland.
ing th e ju n io r society a success
1. W hy has yellow fever become ,
th
is year.
(rente ( lob Change.
alm ost ex tin ct?
On Section Line
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Coming Events
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Do You Know?
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Y o u r B o y s H e r e fo r C lo th in g ,
a n d F u r n is h in g s ; a ls o S h o e s
a n d S t o c k in g s fo r G irls.
Young Men's Suits...........
Boys’ S u its ........................
Boys’ Shoes........................
Boys’ B lazers....................
Boys’ Sweaters .................
Boys’ Shirts ......................
Boys’ overalls....................
B?ys’ B e lts.........................
Boys’ Caps ........................
Boys’ Macks and O'Coats
Boys’ U nderw ear.............
Boys’ H o siery ....................
A ch an g e has been m ade in the
place of m eeting of th e A reme
club w hich is now announced to
m eet w ith Mrs. Ed A ylsw orth Mon­
day aftern o o n instead of w ith Mrs.
G race Page. Mrs. Page. Mrs. C. M.
Q ulcksall and Mrs. C arrie Powell
will a ssist th e hostess.
2. W hat is an equinoctial sto rm ?
SERMON TO DI II. U I I II
3. A re m any farm s equipped w ith '
MODERN WORLD I II E
I gas o r electric lig h ts?
4. W here did th e mud sw allow or
The m orning serm on a t tho
eave sw allow place its n est before M ethodist church w ill be of e s­
b arn s w ere bu ilt In th is co u n try ?
pecial in te re st to all who th in k of
5. A re any dogs o r cats born C h ristian ity in te rm s of m odern
w ithout ta ils?
world life. It is called, “To Servo
6. Is th e re a la rg e r proportion of the P re sen t Age” and Is concerned
Orchestra ( lass to Resume.
O rch estra and p riv ate lessons on ch ild ren in th e co u n try or in the j with th e large o p p o rtu n ities open
before C hristianity today.
strin g ed in stru m e n ts and cornet city ?
7. In
hat resp , ects
does th
have been resum ed by Mrs. R obert
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__ e . | In th e evening the p asto r speaks
Blair, accredited teach er, a t the U nited S tates su rp ass oth er nations again, th e serm on being on “The
home of Mrs. W J. OU B eg in n ers’ in d u stria lly ’
Joys of Conquest". T hose who have
o rc h e stra class sta rtin g . F o r I n - 1 lnaU 8tr,“ ,ly •
8. Does a bird ever sing w hile problem s will enjoy it.
form ation phone G resham 2185 —
Adv.
sittin g on a nest of eggs?
The Sunday school and th e E p ­
w orth League m eet at the usual
hours w ith th e ir custom ary p ro ­
gram s of helpfulness.
( III R< II DAY TO
Holeproof
BE OBSERVED SUNDAY
Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits
is of extra heavy service silk
with a number of clever re­
inforcements to insure long
wear. Comes in all the new
Fall shades.
While they last we will give a boys’ 2-knicker
suit Free with a $10 purchase of boys’ shoes, caps,
shirts, overalls, sweaters, etc.
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S uit sice 12 to IS yearn only
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Gresham, Oregon
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The serm on topic for the p rea ch ­
ing service Sunday a t 11 o'clock at
the Zion E vangelical church will
be, “Nehem lah the B u ild er”. S un­
day school will m eet a t iu a. m.
C hurch day will be observed S u n ­
day and all m em bers and friends
are asked to bring th e ir lunch and
rem ain for tb s fellow ship luncheon,
and th e aftern o o n m eetings.
The Ju n io r League w ill m eet at
1:30 p. m. and a special m eeting of
the congregation w ill be held a t
about 2:30. All th e m em bers of
the congregation are u rged to a t­
tend th e co n gregational meeting.
Portland Attorney
Heads Pioneer Group
F ra n k G. Sm ith, P ortlan d a tto r­
ney w ith offices in the P o rte r build­
ing and a m em ber of a pioneer fam ­
ily of tlie C orbett neighborhood,
was chosen as president of the
E ast M ultnom ah Pioneer associa­
tion at its an n u a l m eeting last
W ednesday. T his would indicate
th a t Mr. Sm ith had reached the
rig h t age succession, judged from
th e y ea rs of residence in the com­
m unity, as the presidency is hand­
ed down from year to year in th a t
way. T he re tirin g presid en t is
Jam es Ross. O ther officers elected
were Mrs. Sylvester E vans, vice
p resid en t; C. C hristensen, secre­
tary , re-elected;
Olive W illis,
tre a su re r. A residence of 25 y ears
in M ultnom ah county ea st of the
Sandy riv er m akes one eligible to
m em bership in the pioneer asso­
ciation.
Ten m em bers of the association
have passed aw ay since th e annual
m eeting a year ago. They w ere
Mrs. Ilom er Johnson, F ran z F rom ­
m elt, Fred Sm ith, Ju llia u a Lam-
pert, Edith K nieriem , Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Shoultz, Constance S. Ellis,
C atherine C. Z ancker, Fred R ickert
and Wm. Miller. The la tte r cam e
from C alifornia for th e purpose of
atten d ing th e pioneer m eeting but
died suddenly a few days before the
m eeting. F low ers w ere placed on
the a lta r in m em ory of th ese de­
parted friends by Mrs. Lucy 08-
trau d who was In charg e of th e a f­
ternoon program . T he audience
aroye and joined
in
singing
"T h e re 's a Long, Long T ra il a
W inding.”
P ioneers who had places of hon­
or w ith the officers d uring the af­
ternoon program w ere H enry Lat-
ourell and Sheriff Thos. M. H url-
hurt. Tlie la tte r introduced Milton
A. M iller who m ade the speech of
the afternoon. Lee E vans sang a
group of songs, as did Miss Mabel
ChanitierJain and Miss P earl Cham ­
berlain. Mrs. K v iiiw accom panied
for her husband and Mrs. H. L.
Moody for the Misses C ham berlalu.
Violin solos of unusual beauty were
played by Miss Toru Lund, who was
accom panied a t the piano by her
sister, Miss L avina Lund.
In Ills speech Mr. M iller told of
his In terest In pioneer g ath erin g s
and of the fact th a t his fath e r cam e
to Oregon in 1847 and his m other
in 1852. He spoke of th e courage
and tlie unselfishness of the early
se ttle rs and of the heritag e which
ttiey have left to th eir descendants
and to nil who know th eir history.
Tlie Oregon country, said Mr. Mil­
ler, Is th e only p art of our g rea t
co untry over w hich no foreign Hag
has floated. T hat country Included
w hat is now Oregon, W ashington,
Idaho, A rizona and p a rt of Mon­
tana. For 67 y ears Oregon was th e
subject of contention. Men high in
national affairs did not believe
th e re wus anything w est of th e
Rocky m ountains w orth saving or
lighting over and it w as only by in-
lluence of the ever Increasing num ­
ber of se ttle rs th a t the real value
of the n o rthw estern country 'w as
recognized. Champoeg, th e cradle
of O regon’s governm ent, w as re­
ferred to and an outline of the
m ovem ent w as given.
Mr. M iller paid a trib u te to the
high ideals of citizenship held by
m ost women, to th e ir activity in
politics and th e ir in creasing Influ­
ence in indu stry and econom ics. He
urged th a t ail, both men and wom­
en tak e th e responsibility m ore se r­
iously.
It was a pleasing sig h t to see
friends g reet friends. It was good
to hear the eager questions and
som etim es the uncertain answ ers.
"D on't you know me?” “No, yes,
yon a re So and So. How you have
changed.” Or som etim es the a n ­
sw er would be, "I would know you
anyw here, you look so m uch like
your m other.
She was a good
friend to me,”
P erh aps the m ost enjoyable hour
of the day was the dinner hour,
when th e long tables w hich filled
the big dining room w ere crow ded,
with many w aiting for th e second
table. T h ere seemed to be no lack
In th e am ount of food and nothing
more to be desired In the quality.
The H essel im plem ent com pany
has recently unloaded a c a r of
W iilys-K nlght sedans, all of which
have been delivered to th e follow ­
ing: B ert Bolce, Rockwood; C la r­
ence P otter. Evelyn Hoyt and W.
W hite, all of P ortland. C hrysler
sedans have been delivered to Dean
T aylor of P ortland. V erne H ill­
yard ^>nd O. E. N ichols; a C hrysler
R epair D rbew ay«.
coupe to Mrs. Josephine Q uesin­
Now la th e tim e to rep a ir your
drivew ays with cru sh ed rock or berry of T rou td ale and a C hrysler
road gravel. See W alrad * W right, ro ad ste r to H arry W inters of Mon-
taviila.
G resham , phone 1631.—Adv.
W hat you Want, when you w ant
School books and supplies a t A.
C. A rvldson’s, Powell Valley.—Adv. It, as you w ant It— W ant Ad R.