Gresham outlook., September 23, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
ÜTTLOOK,
F R ID A T ,
SEPTEM BER
TROUTDALE
KH/.UEA SIGNALS WITH FLAMING LAVA
RETURN OF FE-LE, GODDESS OF PLENTY
Hawaiians R e j o i c e When
Volcano W hich Has Long
Entranced Visitors Flares
Forth W ith New
Beauty.
F
IERY lava has returned to
Hawaii National Park!
L ast month, K ilauea Vol­
cano, the park ’s ste lla r attraction,
flared to the sta rs for the first tim e
since 1920, and H aw aii's greatest
to u rist attractio n is again putting
on its nightly show, to the delight |
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Kilauea Is 4.000 feet high on the
slopes of Mauna Loa, which reaches
a height of 13,675 feet.
The retu rn of lava to K ilauea
brought on a great celebration by
native H aw aiians. The fire in the
pit m eans th a t th eir goddess. Pe-le,
has returned, and th a t prosperity
will come with h er to stay. N atives
all day long were making sacrifices
a t the flrepit on July 7 by throw ing
many herbs and various tokens sa­
cred to the fire goddess into the
fire and fumes below.
W ithin a few m inutes afte r the
flow had been sighted by the w atch­
man at the Volcano House the
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Looking into crater of Kilauea Volcano. Above— Smoke cloud rising two miles high.
and awe of visitors from every part
of the world. Based on past per­
form ances of Kilauea, the activity
should continue for at least six
m onths or a year.
The fire disappeared from Kilauea
In 1920 following high activity du r­
ing p art of th a t year, and although
there was a brief return of lava to
the flrepit in 1923. last m outh's
flow was the first im portant re­
sumption of activity in almost
<«¥60 years.
whole countryside was lighted up
by the brilliant glow. Four huge
fountains, each spurting molten
rock two hundred feet high, held
spectators spellbound.
H alem aum au, tirepit of Kilauea,
is 1,350 feet deep, although the
lava soon filled up at least a hun­
dred feet. Spectators stand on the
brink in perfect safety and look
down at the living lava glowing
white-hot and red-hot a thousand
feet below.
“The scene a t night is beautiful
beyond description,” says a new s
story In the Hilo Tribune-H erald.
"T he fountains are by far the m ost
awesome part of the spectacle.
Thousands of fragm ents of red-hot
rock are periodically flung out like
a giant skyrocket. Jagged lava
cracks open up in the black mass,
exposing the red-hot molten rock
below. The p attern of the cracks
Is constantly changing.”
ered to su it th e d riv e r’s individual
I’leasant View Avenue
requirem ents.
In deference to the thousands of
Mr. und Mrs. E rn e st Olson are
women win) drive Buicks, Buick en-
In in troducing its 16 m odels for gineers have originated a steerin g ’he Proud p are n ts of a nine-pound
1928, the Buick Motor com pany p re ­ wheel w hich w ill appeal to th e boy born Septem ber 17. Mother
se n ts an a rra y of refinem ents w hich sm all hand, as well as to th e large. an j baby are doing well.
have seldom, if ever, been equalled, T he new w heel is designed to fill
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except by Buick.
any hand com fortably, m aking pro- I Mrs. Em m a C arter w as a recen t
T he im proved six-cylinder valve- longed drives possible
w ithout guest of Mrs. A. M. S p rin g er.
in-head engine, w ith th e noiseless
fatigue.
Mrs. F. C. B rasw ell left Sunday
and v ib ratio n less flow of power
Several of the new closed m odels
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w hich m ade it th e ta lk of the embody an . agenious concealed ¡ to rem ain at th e T hom as sa n lta r-
world la st year, th e new and ca p ­ sw itch w hich au to m atically t u r n t ^ u m in G resham for several days’
tiv atin g bodies by F ish er, th e new on the dome light when th e r e a i ^ r ,.a tnient.
Buick vogue In in te rio r trea tm e n t, door is opened, w ithout in anyw ay
C harles H ornecker and W alter
—th ese are only a p a rt of th e story. in te rfe rin g w ith control of th a t
T he convenience of driver and p as­ light from th e usuAl sw itch on th e H all sp en t the week end a t Buxton,
senger has dictated a host of other side post.
Oregon, in a deer hunt. T hey v is­
refinem ents w hich will be found In | Open m odels are m ore luxurious
all Buicks for 1928, and in Buicks th a n ever before, and embody m any ited at th e home of Mr. H a ll’s
only.
m arked im provem ents. All open b ro th er-in -law a t G reen HUI. Mrs.
E verything
is
conveniently m odels have forw ard-folding w ind­ H ornecker sp en t the tim e w ith Mrs.
placed, in the new Buick driving shields, w ith heavily nickled posts, H all during th e absence of the
co m partm t nt.
All co n tro ls are autom atic clean ers, and fittings.
men.
read ily accessible w ithout reaching
T he hinge a t w hich th e posts fold
or leaning. L ights are centralized forw ard is cunn in g ly bored and
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert T rodge and
on th e top of th e steerin g post, m achined, so th a t w hen th e wind Mr. and Mrs. E lis F o rsg ren and son
w here a single sw itch not only re g ­ shield is ere ct th e post and hinge (.„]Oy,.(| a week end trip to th e
u la te s them but tu rn s them on and form an in te g ral p a rt of th e a ir-
N e tirts
off.
line betw een w indshield clean er *’< ath d t « « « rt8 -
At th e junctio n of th e steering and engine. A spacious tool com-
Mr. and Mrs. Steve W right, for-
post and dash is th e new Buick partm e 1, which, m ay he locked, is m e r]y of G resham , have moved on
tw o-w ay lock, devised as a piutcc- fitted into the left fro n t door of the
tion ag a in st theft. By m eans of it, five passenger De Luxe S p o rt to u r­ to th e Ross place south of C edar­
th e ignition and th e steerin g wheel ing c a r of series 128.
ville.
m ay both be locked, but it is in- ! Buick h as depended upon n eith er
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Miss _ E dith _ B utler w ___
as a rec en
geniously designed to p revent lock­ the big th in g s no r th e little th in g s guest
at" thP' ho„ 7 of h er p are n ts
ing of the w heel by the m ere act of d e lu s iv e ly , to count in its favor
f w
•sh u ttin g off th e ignition. T he Buick w hen th e new m odels w ent on d is­
d riv e r m ay cu t off his engine and play. D espite m ajo r im provem ents
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Ben _________
H alstead ______
cam e hom e Wed-
c o a s t w ithout losing steering con­ which c a rry Buick far beyond com-
Ca(hlamet> W ashlng.
tro l, but he cannot lock, the wheel petition. In point of perfo rm an ce
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w hile th e engine is ru nning. The and luxury, th e re a re scores of ton. to spend a few days w ith his
new lock is case-hardened, and has sm aller hut still costly refine- famly.
the full ap proval of th e Board of m ents, m ade possible by th e volume
Mrs. E. C unningham left y e ste r­
U nderw riter«, which m eans th a t the which established Buick
value day for her hom e a t Cam as, W ash­
c a r so equipped enjoys th e low est leadership long ago.
ington, afte r a few days' visit with
autom obile tlieft in su ran ce rates.
On th e Buick dash, w hich is sim ­
er sister Mrs. A. B all and h er
SCHOOL HIST. NO. 7 h niece
plified by tra n s fe r of the light con­
Mrs. A lbert Trodge.
tro ls to th e steerin g post, th e in-
•s tru m e n ts a re grouped in three
Joe A nderegg. w ho resides on the
handsom e sm all panels, clustered D. O. F ish er farm on th e Sandy
S P R IN G D A L E
w ithin a la rg e r panel. A m m eter,
oil gauge, speedom eter, gasoline road, w as tak en very suddenly ill
Mr. and Mrs. F red R aybern and
gauge and w ater therm om eter com ­ w ith an a ttac k of acu te ap p en d i­
p rise th e group. They occupy a citis. A P o rtlan d physician, who Mr. and Mrs. Elvy R ay b ern from
space so sm all th a t all can be seen w as called, took Mr. A nderegg to P o rtlan d w ere e n tertain ed a t a
a t a single glance.
d in n er given by Mr. and Mrs. E rn ­
A sm all refinem ent, notable be­ th e E m anuel hospital and o perated
ca u se it typifies B uick’s atten tio n to a t once. He is m aking a sa tisfa c ­ est P eterson.
Mrs. Ralph R ogers enjoyed a few
d etails, is the provision for illum i­ to ry recovery.
n atin g th e tw o-w ay lock. A sm all
Mrs. K ellar of P o rtlan d has been d ay s’ visit from her m o th er la st
sw itch arm , projecting ben eath the I
dash w ithin easy reach of th e driv- i spending a week visiting Mr. and week.
Mrs. Je sse R ogers, who h as been
er, enables him t<j th ro w th e light Mrs. U. B urgener a t th e ir hom e on
q u ite ill, is able to be aro u n d again.
beam upon th e in stru m e n t panel, Sandy road.
in d erctly as heretofore, to d iv ert it
Mr. and Mrs. F red Spiederspll
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. S paulding of
to th e lock for convenience in lock- i
from th e Ruby Golf links visited at
Toppenish,
W
ashington,
accom
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ing or unlocking, or to sw itch the
T oppenish, W ash.,
accom panied th e E rn e st P eterso n hom e Sunday
light off entirely.
D riving se ats in the' 5-pa?senger by th e ir son and d au g h ter are afternoon.
tw o-door sedan of series 115 and m aking a several d ay s’ sta y a t T he
Mr. and Mrs. Leon D h u lst from
th e roomy ¿-passenger coupe of
Los A ngeles, C alifornia, a re v isit­
Oasis
au
to
cam
p
and
v
isitin
g
In
se rie s 128 m ay be moved one Inch
forw ard or backw ard from th e ce n ­ P ortland. Mr. S paulding w ent to ing relativ es and frien d s h ere for
tr a l position, by m eans of a sim ple Cannon Beach e a rlie r in th e season, a few days.
ad ju stm ent S till an o th er im prove­ tak in g 18 riding ponies He is r e ­
Roy P arso n s and Je sse R ogers
m ent is
the adjustable steering tu rn in g home for th e w in ter, hav ­ have gone to so u th ern Oregon for
post, w hich may be raised or low ­
a deer hunt.
ing disposed of 13 of th e ponies.
men from aro u n d th e
Ed. W ilkes, who has been ill for
The Bentley Tire Shop a week w ith grip, has recovered co S u everal
n try w ent deer h u n tin g up at
under new m anagem ent
H erm an creek, but no one saw any
and is able to be at w ork again.
Jfew and Valraalred Tire», G aso­
line, Oil* and (¡rea»e».
A num ber from th is com m unity deer. They seem ingly have left th e
Expert saw Mine.
attended th e m eeting of Pom ona hill w here th e re w ere so m any last
Broken article, repaired.
grange at C orbett, on W ednesday. fall.
L. J. P oirier
T he P. W. L. A. lodge will give a
Columbia g range en tertain ed th e
Phone 1M1
POW ELL 8T
Pom ona in a very cre d itab le m an ­ dance at th e ir hall S atu rd ay eve­
ner and deserves m uch cre d it for ning.
F loral P iec es
Mrs. G ilb ert B ates w ill en tertain
the splendid en tertain m en t. S tate
MADE TO ORDER
M aster O. A. P alm iter and Mrs. th e S p rin g d ale Needle club next
any design
W ednesday.
P alm iter w ere present.
Miss Viola Pye visited a t th e
F lo w er Farm
F or low est ra te s on autom obile, home of Mrs. Tom N orthw ay S un­
Base Line Road. Mile East 1I-MJ1'
tru ck and g eneral In su ran ce see
day.
Comer. CHOMP. TN.
! B. W. T horne.— Adv.
\EAV IMPROVEMENTS
FEATURE I »28 BI It K
T hose from T ro u td ale who a t­
tended th e County Couucil of P a r ­
ent-T each er assocition held at Gil­
b ert S atu rd ay w ere Mrs. C. I.
T hom as. Mrs. E unice Robinson
and Mrs. Lee Evans.
V isitors a t th e L. A. H arlow
hom e Monday w ere Mr. and Mrs.
W. K erro n and Mrs. Chas. R obin­
son of P o rtland.
L ast S atu rd ay evening the hom e
of Mr. and Mrs. Lee E vans w as th e
scene of a su rp rise p arty given by
P o rtlan d frien d s and relatives, th e
occasion being Mrs. E vans' b irth ­
day. Those who attended w ere
Mrs. L au ra B irgfeld, Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Birgfeld an d son W illiam ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Thom as, Mr. and
Mrs. A. A. Loeb, Mr. and Mrs.
Jo h n so n and Mrs. A rm strong all of
P o rtla n d ; Mr. and Mrs. E rro l Ide
and Mrs. R uth B rink of th is place.
Dave Sw anson of P o rtlan d w as
calling on frien d s in T ro u td ale
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. K n arr left
Monday for a w eek’s visit w ith r e l­
atives at Gold H ill, Oregon. L ester
A shw orth, nephew of Mrs. K n arr,
is looking a fte r th e place in th e ir
absence.
Mrs. Mahel E vans and children,
Ja ck and R uth, And Mrs. Ruth
Brink spent Sunday in P o rtlan d at
th e home of Mr. and Mrs, Roger
Birgfeld.
M orris McGinnis an d Will W right
spent th e week end up on H erm an
creek deer hunting.
Mrs. H attie W ilson and d aughter,
Mrs. C. F. P arso n s, retu rn ed S a tu r­
day from Spokane, W ashington,
w here they have been visiting for
the p ast th re e weeks.
Mrs. Dan L lew ellyn of P o rtlan d
sp e n t th e w eek a t th e home of her
b ro th er A. D. Kendall.
C harles H udson of W isconsin
sp en t a few days a t th e hom e of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. H udson la st week.
Mrs. Dan L lew ellyn of P o rtlan d ,
K endall Lynch of Seattle and Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. K endall and daugh-
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te rs, Amy and D orothy, w ere d in ­
n er g u ests at th e home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. M atches S atu rd ay evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. O kerberg and
Evelyn Louise and Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Davis of S eattle w ere diuner
g u ests at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Davis, Sunday,
Mrs. Thos. Low w as th e g uest of
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. S tew art at S ea­
side last week.
V isitors at th e T hom as Low home
last w eek w ere Mr. and Mrs. J.
M ilne and fam ily of T he Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. F . P o rte r and Miss
lsobel of P o rtlan d . Mrs. M argaret
Saffren an d A. F indlay w ere v isit­
o rs at th e W. F. H am ilton home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Spence and
Thos. Low spent T uesday at the
home of Mrs. A. M atches at Dayton,
Oregon,
PAGE THREE
BORING
Mr. and Mrs. R ichard Meisegeier
and little d au g h ter called on the
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. C alder last
week. T he M eisegeiers are from j
A storia and w ere form er parislion-
e rs of Mr. Calder at Spokane. They
had ju st re tu re d from Salem w here
they had placed th e ir sou H arold in
W illam ette university.
The Rev. A. B. Calder will fill
the pulpit at Boring next Sunday
m orning w hile th e p asto r is a tte n d ­
ing conference in Salem.
F ran k lin to n rin g In good condi­
tion, good top and curtuins. A car
with th o u san d s of m iles of ch eap !
tra n sp o rta tio n in it. New license
very low. Come in and see th is car.
H essel Im plem ent Co. Phone 1141,
Gresham .
Country D ance
Fairview (’ll)
Hall
Saturday, Sept. 24
Old T im e M usic
E. E H ESLIN, M anager
G entlem en, 50c
Ladies, 25c
COAL
WOOD
L ester C am pbell
Livestock bought and sold
Fairview , Oregon
Phoae Gresham i i s
Columbian High Notes
Deco rati ve 7 rans,fers
(L illian P ost, E d ito r)
School sta rte d on Monday, Sep­
tem ber 12, with an en ro llm en t of
61, 23 of w hich com posed the larg e
fresh m an class, and 13, the “Lucky
T h irte e n ”, th e senior class.
T he new teach er is very w ell
liked by all the students.
T he cu rricu lu m has few changes,
th e study of F ren ch in stead of
S panish, under th e in stru ctio n of
th e new teach er, being one of them .
P lan s a re being m ade to hold the
first movie of th e year ou T hursday,
S eptem ber 29.
Mrs. T hom as, who w as lib rarian
la st year w ill be w ith u s again th is
year w ith m any new ideas.
S everal m em bers of la st y ea r's
g rad u a tin g class have left for col­
lege.
for Furniture and Lamp Shades
A com plete line of th e follow ing p attern s
FLOWERS
JUVENILE
PARROTS
E asy to apply, we ll show you how
15c
z\nd u p
Presto-lac!
a quick drying lacquer as cheap as paint.
Quarts $1.10, pints 85c, u. p in ts 50c,
pints 30c
P L E A S A N T HOM E
T he P lea san t Home E pw orth
L eague m em bers w ill conduct an
in stitu te echo m eeting
Sunday
m orning a t th e u su al ch u rch s e r­
vice at 11 o'clock. All a re urged to
be p resen t for a good m eeting.
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O U R G IF T HOOK O B L U X E IS FRKB TOR T U B A SK IV O
The new Ford w ill soon be
«f Qraafcuftii
here.
N ew , low, trim body
lines.
B eau tifu l color com ­
binations. Com fort and un­
usual speed. Quick g et-a w a y .
Typical Ford durability and
'J J - i ITS always fair weather .
low up-keep.
WHEW GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER J4
Wait
for the
Let’s get together
We are all here to serve you to the best advantage. Come
in and let us demonstrate complete «ervice th.it we rentier.
Leave your car
and we will give it the very liest of attention, or, we’ll do
the job while you wait. Don’t take chances on h ap ­
hazard service. Let us l»e responsible for the proper
servicing of your car.
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