Gresham outlook., March 13, 1928, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
VOL. 18, NO. 4
Mt. Hood Visited
During Snow Storm
VOI NG EVANGELISTS
AT GRESHAM TEMPLE
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
I l ESÖAY, MARCH 1«, 1928
Band Concert at Orient School
Benefit of School Music Fund
#2.00 Per Year
CLASS PLAY
P
P.
I *J
gives high praise torncr otonc Laid
Sudden Death Takes .IUNIOR
Rockwood Resident
With Fitting Rites
It is safe to say th a t G resham I
audiences experienced at least 1001
th rills d u rin g the rendition of the 1
An u n u su ally fine concert will be presented by th e G resham band, I
ju n io r class pluv. “The H ouse of a
under direction of W. D. P h illips, next F riday evening at th e O rient
The
Rockwood
people
w
ere
deep-
S unday afternoon w as a happy
T housand T h rills." given a t the
P le a sa n t as it was la st Sunday in
school, the proceeds for
the , benefit
of . the school m usic fund. „.in The
.
.
.
,
k
.
ly
grieved
to
learn
Sunday
m
orn-
high school gym nasium T hursday occasion for th e E vangelical con-
th e valley in w hich G resham is lo­
FowgraT h n L q ^ tee h a ^ e hiev n ndt h ttrh^dirV?d c\heina.r^tioi ofCthh ^ 8nuhHi- in inK.th a t death hatl clalm etl
of and F riday evenings. Much favor- g regation of G resham w hen th e
cated and fair as the prospects
.? .
' ’IL'.
co -o p « ru tlm ot th e public to the best knowll aU(l re s pected able com m ent has been heard of co rn er sto ne for th e ir new ch u rch
seemed for a clear day at Mt. Hood
m ake th e evening's program a notable success.
women of the com m unity, Mrs. th e play and it is considered one of was laid w ith a p p ro p riate cere-
the conditions at th e higher a lti­
The p ro g ram is as follow s:
M inerva Isabella D ickenson, aged the best ever given by local talen t, monies. Follow ing a brief intro -
tude proved unfavorable and only
65, who passed aw ay a t the home ( Each p art was well ch aracterized , d u ctory service the Rev. C. Hoff-
a few from here m ade the trip. A
PROGRAM
of a sister-in -law in P o rtla n d ,' no prom pting could be detected man, p resident of the TVashington
recent snow fall of about ten inch­
, March, "O ur D irecto r” (F. E. B ig elo w )....................................................Rand w here she w as visiting. She had an(j a || show ed th e re su lt of care- M ission d istric t, spoke en c o u rag ­
es had blanketed th e area at Gov­
j “Gems of Steven F o ste r” (Theo. M. T o b a n i)............................................Band been a sufferer for sev eral y ea rs f„ | train in g and practice,
ingly to an atten tiv e audience. T he
ernm ent Camp and the w inter
Piano Solo. “T he B utterfly” (G rie g )................................. N ellie Greenw ood front high blood p re ssu re but re-
G retchen Moore is deserving of p asto r of the congregation spoke
sp o rts playground at Swim and all
I "M ill in th e F o re st" (R. E ile n b e rg )............................................................ Band i cen tly seem ed to be in u n u su ally m uch p raise for the difficult dual on sev eral a p p ro p riate sc rip tu re
day Sunday the heavy flakes q u iet­
health .
role which she handled. It Is passages.
ly settled on every object, m aking
“The Melody Shop” (K. L. K in g )................................................................Band good
Mrs. Dickenson is survived by hoped th at by this tim e Miss Among the various a rticle s placed
w alking or driving difficult.
Vocal
S
olos.........................................................................................
W
illiam
E
llio
tt
her w idow er. F rank D ickenson, S eren a has recovered from her into th e stone th e m ost im p o rtan t
T he snow plow w as kept in op er­
“Love, H ere Is My H ea rt" (Sliest))
two d au g h ters, Mrs W illard Cook nervousness and th a t Miss Derby is a copy of th e New T estam ent
ation clearin g the highw ay. A few
"S
ch
u
b
ert's
S
eren
ad
e”
(S
chubert)
and Mrs. K enneth H arvey, all of w, || no, forsake the faith of her and Psalm s w ith the follow ing pas-
autos b attled the storm but th e re
W altz, “Cuba L ib re” (A. R. S h a w )..............................................................Band ltockw ood, and a son, E dw ard, of fath ers and become a Buddhist, sages
m ark ed :
P salm s 87:1-3;
w as little for people to see or do
Although th in g s looked d ark for M atthew 7:24-25; 1 C orinthians 3:
except to visit the hotels. The
“T he S unshine of Your Sm ile" (L illian R a y ) ......................................... Band P o rtlan d .
F u n eral services w ill be held th e b u tle r for a w hile and it is 11. The beautiful stone w as do n at­
m ountain w as not visible, T he
C h aracter Sketch, “D on't Dot W as F in e " .......................C hester T. P h illip s
from th e Rockwood com m unity feHred th a t th e velvety b u rg la r may ed by th e co n tracto rs, W. E. F uller
m ost in te restin g sight was the
“T he Best Loved S outhern M elodies” (A1 H a y e s)................................... Band church on W ednesday afternoon, come to an untim ely end unless he and C. M. M artin, and th e copper
snow laden Hrs. th e ir bows bend­
“Som ew here a Voice Is C alling" (A. T a t e ) ............................................. Band March 14, at 2 o'clock, w ith burial changes liis ways, it is ’said th at box, in w hich the a rticle s w ere
ing low under the w eight of the
placed, was donated by Mr. Chiodo.
a ll's w ell th a t ends well.
b eautiful white.
P iano S olos.............................................................................Miss Alice Sorenson in the D ouglas cem etery.
A m ore extended obituary will
Much credit is reflected on the T he co rn er stone was laid in th e
T hose who w ent la st Sunday in
“E rlk in g " (S ch u b ert-L iszt)
•
ap p ear later.
play's d irecto r. Miss
M arjorie nam e of the T riu n e God by th e pas-
response to an invitation to m ake
"On W ings of Song" (M endelssohn-L iszt)
Machen, for th e successful retidi- lor of th e congregation, assisted by
M arch 11 G resham day a t th e
O verture, “C riterio n " ( B e r n a rd ) ................................................................ Band
tion. The high school o rc h e stra Ihe Rev. Mr. Hoffman and th e
m ountain had a novel experience
ROCKWOOD
| Euphonium Solo, “ Irish A irs” ......................................................Dr. H. H. Ott
gave several fine num bers during m em bers of th e building com m it-
and felt repaid for the effort.
A
ccom
panied
by
Miss
F
lorence
Honey
E lizabeth.
the
Ill-m onths-old th e evening. H arold Johnson acted , tee.
D oubtless one of the chief objects
M
arch,
“B
attle
R
oyal”
(F
red
J
e
w
e
ll)
........................................................Band
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. T heodore as business m anager. George Hel-
T he new building is being built
w as accom plished, th a t of show ing
Butzer, died a t th e fam ily home on her as stag e am i ad v ertisin g m an- j at th e co rn er of Fifth and Main
local in te re st in th e effort to m ake
the B arr road on S atu rd ay , from ag er and Betty May T h o rn e as stre e ts and will be ready for dedi­
th e m ountain popular in w inter as
EINN\ SMELT BEGIN
“LITTLE JIMMY”
HIGH SCHOOL BOARD
pneum onia, afte r an illn ess of a few p ro p erty m an ag er of the play.
cation about the 15th of A pril. F or
well as sum m er.
ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE
Miss R illa S anders, evangelist,
CALLS FOR BOND VOTE days. F u n eral services w ere held T he gross receip ts of the ju n io r the present only the first unit, tho
and
her
little
b
ro
th
er
Jim
m
y
will
The
advent
of
sp
rin
g
w
as
known
MT. HOOD.
A lengthy session of the d irecto rs Monday m orning at St. Jo sep h 's p]ay were som ew here around $375 Sunday school hall, w ith class
n u rsery , kitchen, boiler
To m any Mt. Hood is ju s t a have charg e of the young people’s to be near at hand yesterday when of G resham Union high school was church, w ith b u rial in St. Jo sep h 's or $400, th e ex act am ount not being room s,
m
eeting
a
t
th
e
U
ndenom
inational
it was announced th a t the an n u al held la st evening a t the high cem etery
determ ined as yet. From th is will room and lavatories, is being b u ilt
m ountain. To some it is a cold,
forbidding peak, cu ttin g the sky- tem ple F riday night, th e service to ru n of sm elt up th e Sandy riv er school office, a t w hich tim e It w as
Mrs. Violet W hite, m other of Ed have to be paid th e ro y alty on th e 'l*he m ain auditorium will be eom-
line w ith its jagged edges. To som e ‘,eKin at . :3U. “L ittle Jim m y has had begun. Traffic Officer P. V. decided to bring before th e voters McCann of Rockwood, passed aw ay production .the ren ta l of costum es, pleted at som e fu tu re date.
it is an outstanding object of won- often sung at th e tem ple in the Rexford bro u g h t the im p o rtan t of th e d istric t again th e pro p o si­ at her home in M ilwaukie on S at- ' etc.
H ow ever, tho net proceeds I
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der as thev think of th e cataclysm s 1’ast, alw ays gladdening the h earts news to th e Outlook office and tion of an addition to th e present urday, M arch 10. She had been a j will be g ratify in g afte r all bills are
Slate Grunge Officials,
of n a tu re which raised this pile of of the people w ith his stirrin g mes- vouchsafed th e Inform ation th a t he building.
patien t su fferer from can cer for paid .according to the business
T he rec en t prim ary election for
had caught th e first netful of the
volcanic rock to such a tow ering , sages in song.
m anager and Lyle Mason, Junior officers of the sta te g ran g e resu lt-
The d etails of th is proposed bond several m onths. She was 58 years
heigh,
A m ost in te restin g and enjoyable silvery horde yesterday m orning election are as yet b ut ten tativ e, old at th e tim e of her death. She
class adviser.
ed in th e choice of the follow ing by
To others, and they a re legion,i evening is looked fo rw ard to, as n ear th e T ro u td ale bridge. The but it was decided at th e m eeting leaves to m ourn th e ir loss her
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decisive m ajo rities: m aster, O. A.
Mt. Hood is an object of adm ira- Mias S anders is an able speaker, w aters w ere so muddy a t th e be­ Monday evening to call for a vote widower, Win. W hite ,and five chil-
High School
Notes.
P alm iter, Hood R iver; overseer,
tion. They view it as the high She has been engaged in religious ginning th a t th e sm all fish could on th e question of a $37,000 bond dren, Edm und, Dudley. D ouglas.
R aker At Son a re donating
th e I m , c . G lover, B oring; le ctu rer, Min-
point in a beautiful landscape w ith w ork in and around P o rtlan d for not easily be seen, but old tim ers issue to tak e ca re of the indebted­ Gordon McCann and Mrs. Mary use of a tra c to r which Is being : nie e . Bond. E ugene; se creta ry ,
its m arvelous settin g of rising fo o t-j several y ears past. A cordial invi- soon verified th e re p o rt and the ness in cu rred in the proposed and Sm ith, all by a form er m arriag e, used to ad v an tag e in g ettin g th e > B ertha J. ____
. . (u
_____
Beck, . _____
A lbany
nani-
h ills ag a in st the azure sky. It is tation is extended to all to be new s w as broadcast.
F u neral services will be held on baseball g rounds Into shape for the m o u sl; executive com m ittee, C. H.
n ecessary changes.
By evening th e w ord w as well
a rtistic , com m anding, th rilling.
i present.
It has been suggested In connec­ W ednesday m orning a t 10 o'clock com ing season. S uits a re now be- Bailey, R oseburg; Ray W. Gill,
circu lated and m any ca rs w ere tion w ith the plans for enlargem ent from the u n d ertak in g establish- fng issued to the hoys and p ractice i P o rtla n d ; II E Keeney, C ulver;
Out of th is attitu d e grow s a
seen
going
from
G
resham
to
the
FRIENDLY
INDIANS
fondness, a love of th e m ountain
to m ake the p resen t assem bly hall ment of R. W. Gable & Co. of P o rt- will begin very soon. T he date of W. R. G ekeler, La G rande; E. A.
of the big dip. L ater in the into six classroom s, then move th e land. In term e n t will be in Rose th e opening gam e will be an- Blake, Corvallis. T he proposition
and a desire to see it at various
•
TO BE INDUCTED scene
evening
telephones
w
ere
kept
busy
! nounced later.
tim es of th e year, to study its
dom estic science room to th e south City cem etery.
to Increase the dues of th e local
P a re n ts and
friends of the
C allers a t th e hom e of Mr. and , The b ask etb all season as far as g ran g es to the sta te g ran g e w as de­
changing moods and to catch the F rien d ly In d ian s group of G resh- as neighbors th o u g h tfu lly inquired side of the old gym nasium and
as
to
who
m
ight
like
a
panful
of
build th e new assem bly hall b e­ Mrs. Reuben K aser Sunday w ere t; U. II. S. is concerned wns for- feated, also the proposal to m ake
in sp iratio n w hich contact w ith it am Y. M. C. A. will have the pleas-
im parts.
tw een th e p resen t gym nasium and the fo rm er's p are n ts. Mr. and Mrs. m ally closed w ith th e garni’ S atu r- the G range B ulletin weekly instead
u re of seeing th ese active, happy the su ccu len t little tinny tribe.
M
illions
of
th
ese
sm
all
fish
a
n
­
Long ago. F ran cis P arkm an, in boys form ally inducted into th eir
K. K aser and O rville and A udrey; day evening at W aldport, Oregon, of sem i-m onthly.
the high school building proper.
nually
m
ake
th
e
ir
way
to
th
e
ir
It is considered by th e school Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Bloomer of )n w hich th e local boys cam e out
his book on the Oregon T rail, said (lrder the evening of M arch 28 at
spaw
ning
p
la
te
a
t
th
e
head
w
aters
board and o th ers Interested th a t K nappa, O regon; Mrs. Louis Allen victors in a »’lose gam e with the
th e re w as a sp irit of energy in th e ,,le gra(je school. T he rite s will be
Read This.
m ountains which im parts itself to conducted by a group of boys from of th e Sandy, although a sad p a rt $37,500 is a very co nservative and son Byron of P o rtla n d ; Mrs. boys down on the coast, th e score
103 acres, m ore or less, 2l4 m iles
all who approach them.
P ortland and will be u nder the of the fish sto ry is th a t m illions am ount to be asked for w ith w hich Jean McVicker and son Dewey of standing 25 to 22. On F rid ay eve- of G resham on good rock road.
We of G resham and vicinity a re direction of H enry R ichter, P o rt- m ore never reach th a t happy land to move tlie buiding designated and G aribaldi, Oregon.
nlng th e boys played Philom ath, d e-i E stim ated 3000 cords of wood,
(or w a te r), due to th e vig ilan t ef­ erect an ad equate assem bly and
so near th is strik in g scenery and jan(, d irecto r of com m unity work.
■ resting the team th e re by a score m ostly first grow th, w onderful big
View it so Often we a re ant to for-
H arry E. Dodge, se creta ry of the fo rts of the fisherm en who, w ith ­ study hall.
o f 45 to 16. T he m em bers of th e sp rin g , very sightly building spot,
COTTRELL
Claude Stockton was p rese n t at
gel its im portance and in te re st and ftoches’t e r New York Y. M. C. A., out license or fishhook, but arm ed
i.'am going from G resham w ere ,,t a price that will am aze you.
A b irthday p arty was given last C aptain G eorge Gkuda, C arl Tim- Wood alone should pay for it.
rriiss the effect it should have upon w)il ad dress th e assem b ^ - a t w ith bird cages, m osquito netting, 4lie m eeting last night and subm it-
us.
Union high school T h u rsd ay noon old pails, pa's old sh irt or w hat not, ted p lan s for th e changes which S atu rd ay evening in honor of John m erm an. Arden Squire, Glen Spath, 11. W. T horne.—Adv.
at 12:30. Mr. Dodge is an in te r­ take the sm elt aw ay in q u an titie s would have to be made. M embers ! Miller at bis home. A la rg e 'n u m Milton S n tterstro in , H ow ard Llnd-
of the high school board expect to I her of friends was p resen t includ- J root h and O scar G ustafson, accom -
i o r (he b a n n e rs .
: estin g speak er anil will bring a from a panful to gunny sackfuls.
New Footwear for Ladles.
At noon today a rep o rt from the visit o th er com m unities to inspect iug the following from o th er dis- panied by P rin . R. E. Cannon and
Ike M ullan, for m any years iden- m essage of g re a t value to the stu-
T he sp rin g 's sm a rte st slip p ers,
Fox
sto
re
said,
"Good
run
of
fish
tric
ts
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
H
o
s
s
-<
Coach
C
larence
K
ruger,
and
study
th
e
ir
types
of
high
school
tified w ith the reta il im plem ent dents.
pum ps and oxfords a t popular
F resh m an day, like th a t of prices, $3.95, $4.95 atid $5.95. Ayls-
business in P ortland, has taken
Jam es M cAllister assum ed the and lots of people." T his is g ra ti­ buildings with the idea of gaining tier and little son of T ro u td ale, Mr.
fying
new
s,
as
th
e
sm
elt
ru
n
has
inform
ation
as
to
ju
st
w
hat
would
and Mrs. P. II. S chantln and son (ophom ore day. m ore or less veiled w orth &. M artin, G resham .—Adv.
ch arge of the retail floor of the In- duties of lead ersh ip for th e senior
te rn a tio n a l H arvester Co. a t 300 Pioneer group, tak in g th e place of become a so rt of betw een-season be best adapted to th e needs at H arry of Boring. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. in m ystery, w ill be observed next
picnic
w
hich
is
p
articip
ated
in
by
Baxter and d au g h ter and g ran d so n Friday, according to p resen t plans. 1
Money Mayers
G resham .
Belm ont stree t, as salesm an for E llis Judd recen tly resigned. "Jim "
W allace, and Mr. K idder of P o rt- Under the direction of C harles
Men's blue w ork sh irts 69 ce n ts;
H. O. Tenney, the reta il dealer. has a fine groun of boys w ith O regonians and as many of th eir
land. A p leasan t evening was S averude, th e class adviser, a pro- d ress sh irts, co llars attach ed 98c;
Ike will be glad to see his old w hich to w ork and ask s the co- e a ste rn friends as are available. OSWEGO ORANGE I lo s i
spent. Mr. and Mrs. B axter gave gram will lie rendered w hich will m en's o v eralls $1.29; 36 inch bath
friends.—Adv.
‘ operation of th e p are n ts in his T he sto ry w as going th e rounds
TO
MANY
VISITORS
yesterday th a t th e noted ac tresses,
several m usical num bers. R e fresh ­ In’ well w orth atten d in g , Judging tow els 19c, tw o for 35c. Alys-
■ w ork w ith th e boys.
Of in terest to g ra n g e rs in th is m ents w ere served.
frotn p ast freshm an day events.
w orth A- M artin.—Adv.
89 cent alum inum w are sale. See
D orsey Dent, leader of th e Com­ the D uncan sisters, who recently
closed
an
engagem
ent
in
P
o
rtlan
d
,
vicinity
will
be
an
account
of
th
e
T he noon period every a lte rn a te
our window display. L. L. K idder rade group, tendered his re sig n a ­
had
driven
out
to
T
ro
u
td
ale
a
num
­
reg
u
la
r
m
eeting
of
Oswego
grange,
T uesday is devoted to some special
H ardw are Co.—Adv.
tion, ow ing to lack of tim e to de­
SANDY DAY NEXT
f e a t u r e , u su ally along a m usical
vote to th e w ork. Mr. D ent is a ber of tim es in the hope of ca tc h ­ which w as held last S atu rd ay , and
SUNDAY
AT
MT.
IIOOD
w
hich
was
atten
d
ed
by
Mr.
and
ing
a
sig
h
t
of
a
sm
elt
run.
They
line.
Today th e assem bly was
capable m an and it is w ith reg ret
Mrs.
A.
W.
Shipley
of
G
resham
,
w
ere
obliged
to
leave
P
o
rtlan
d
only
it
is
to
lie
hoped
tlie
Sandy
com-
much pleased w ith the piano num -
th a t the “Y” com m ittee releases
who
tire
m
em
bers
of
th
a
t
grange.
a
day
before
th
e
little
fish
actu
ally
m unity in sponsoring next Sunday, b(.r „ K| VPn t,y Miss Alice Sorenson
him.
Home T alen t
W e d n e s d a y For« noon, M a rch 14,—
T he th ird ami fo u rth degrees March 18, as th e ir day at Mt. Hood , n,| Mrs. Rut), Bradly K eiser of
Meeting in re g u la r m onthly ses­ began th e ir pilgrim age.
i tr< examinai n, - ; I •
. m and
w
ere
given
to
11
candidates,
six
When th e new s of the run cam e
w
inter
sp
o
rts
will
draw
a
m
ore
fa-
p
o
rt
|
Bnd,
two
piano
te
ac
h
ers
and
sion
last
evening
a
t
th
e
grade
<
»rient
acliooln.
‘Valentine Vinegar Vaudeville Agency
school, th e local “ Y” c o m m itte e , to the ears of Sheriff Tom H url- from B utteville gran g e in Marion vorable day th an did G resham last p ian ists of rem a rk a b le ability.
F r id a y Kvenlvtff. M a rc h 1 6 —A p ro n
and five from Oswego Sunday.
W hile ap p re cia tin g very m uch Hid«
A uspices T rou td ale P.-T. A.
had a full rep rese n tatio n and laid ■ burt, he im m ediately d ispatched a county
a n d d in n e r by S o u th e a s t c irc le o f
grange.
T
here
were
p
resen
t
on
th
a
t
m
otorcycle
deputy
sheriff
to
guide
An
item
from
a
Sandy
c
o
r
r
e
s
-
,
t
j,e
excellent
p
ro
g
ram
s
which
are
definite p lan s for th e expansion of
M eh to d iflt Ijftdiea Aid.
day
33
visitors
from
eight
g
ran
g
es
traffic
on
the
highw
ay
near
T
ro
u
t­
pondent
says
that
the
com
m
unity
brought
to
the
high
school
from
At Troutdale City Hall
th e m ovem ent in G resham . H enry j
F rid a y
E v e n in g ,
M a rc h
1 6 —S t.
R ichter, com m unity d irecto r, and dale. When th e ru n reach es its in five counties. Among them w ere is com plim ented by th e P o rtlan d tim e lo tim e by outside ta len t, i . ’atrick'M
I »ay d a n c e . aiiHpIcen A re m e
J. C. Meehan, assista n t g eneral sec-1 height, one-w ay reg u latio n s will four acting m asters and eight p ast A dvertising club by nam ing a San- P rin cip al Cannon, his faculty and , lui», (Jr* •'ham M a so n ic h all.
m asters. P erh ap s th e m ost d is­ jdy day and th at as th e season for the stu d en t body renllze th a t amoffg
. .
re ta ry of P o rtlan d Y. M. C. A., w ere doubtless be in force.
l ’r b la y E v e n ln g , M a rch 16— V a u d e ­
The re tu rn of th e sm elt revives tinguished person a t th e g ath erin g w inter sp o rts is n earin g a c lo s e , (h eir own num ber are several stu
p resen t a t th e m eeting.
a t T r o u td a le c ity b a ll, a u a p lc e a
the old issu e betw een tlie Sun D ial ( was Mrs. Lydia C a rter of Oswego everyone should ta k e th is oppor- d en ts who are able to ag reeably I P ville
P. M.
a r .-n t- T e a c h e r A M O f ’ l a t l O f l .
grange,
now
9b
y
ears
old,
who
was
ranch
and
tlie
Oregon
sta
te
gam
e
tu n lty to go and lie a child again su rp rise th e ir audiences with th eir
89 cent alum inum w are sale. See
a y F v c n h tg . M arch 16 -G r« « h -
Ond stu d en t, M argaret a m F r id
our window display. L. L. K idder com m ission over the proposal to m a s t e r betw een 4b and 5b y ears even ju st for a day or a p a rt of a playing.
A dm isson, 3 5 c and 15<?
b a n d c o n c e r t a t O rie n t achool.
ago,
the
first
woman
in
ail
g
range-
d
iv
ert
th
e
w
ater
into
the
.
L
,tP«‘
day.
Bt. C lair, n ot only can play, but
H ardw are Co.—Adv.
Sandy riv er, th ereb y facilitatin g dutn to hold th a t office.
F r i d a y K vcnhiK . M a rc h 1 6 —Carni­
No obligation Is involved in th e plays her own com positions in a
al p r o g r a m a n d (lane«- af P o w ell V a l­
Oswego gran g e w ill ce le b ra te its arran g em en t except th e req u e st to very cre d itab le m anner.
th e p assage of th e fish. An offer
It is v ley
i ’o m rn iin lly c lu b ,auMplc«H P o w ell-
has been m ade by the ow ners of the 54th an n iv ersary on A pril 14. A. encourage people io go and m ake It hoped to announce In the n ear fu- hur.Mt P .-T . A.
W.
S
hipley
is
a
past
m
a
ster
in
the
ranch to take $5«0t> for dam ages
a com m unity affair.
tu re the nam e of a sm all girl, about
....
u
_
w hich they allege would re su lt to g ran g e and his fath e r w as th e first
"We have tlie finest playground liv e years of age, who will play at p|a y 'at^TrobU lafij elty^hall.
' A’
m
aster.
th e ir p ro p erty should a dam be
on earth at o u r back door" says orte of th e T uesday noon program s i
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co n stru cted acro ss the m ain c h a n ­
tills co rrespondent, “and yet how at the high school.
F r i d a y E v e n in g , M a rc h 1« rto ck -
Window
Cleaning,
nel of th e stream .
few enjoy it! It is good for us,
About 300 b lan k s a re now avail- i w
g ra n g e p ay.
For ex p ert window cleaning se» and good for (he locality t o accept able to high school stu d en ts fo r i M ir h Hi. 17, 1R.—Epworth l.cague
For real estate loans see or call S. T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers with J an invitation like th is."
th e sig n a tu res of th eir p are n ts re- I n s t i t u t e , G r e s h a m M. E. c h u rc h .
R. W. T horne.— Adv
Ross Brown. G resham , phone 2501
card in g the free goitre e x a t l l i i i a
S a tu r d a y , M a rc h 17 — M u ltn o m a h
Gon which Is to be given Wednaa-| County Council P.-T. A. at Rockwood
OREGON MAI’LES Rlt II
given by th e
IN NIJG \ R « o m I \ I day.
tere Issued
issued Inst
Report card s were
y
E v e n in g .
M a rc h
21 —
In a recen t num ber of th e "Hood F riday and in Finn ie cases sire be- A m '.V. e r d h m a n --d a Is-g
ARBOLEDA COMMUNITY CLUB
lo n a n d A u x ilia r y c a r d
River G lacier" ap p e ars th e follow ­ I l l g made tlie subject of an anxious P»rty ttt Walter Metsger salesroom
Also tables for cards
ing in terestin g a rtic le oil the sub- fam ily conference. L ess th an th ree I
r id a y E v e n in g . M a rch 23. C o n c e rt
D ance 75c per couple
C ards 5<ic per couple
Ject, “Byrup from M aples of Ore- monthg of th „ Hrhoo| yeur now r ,„ b y F W
II. M. 8 . a t M e th o d is t c h u rc h
gon.
m ain.
F
r
i
d
a
y E v e n in g . M a rch 33 - 0 . E. 8.
F ran k W heeler, son of E. W.
The high school recently p u r­
W heeler, fo rest ra n g e r In ch arg e chased a p rin tin g p ress and s tu ­ c a r d p a r t y , T r o u td a b M a so n ic h a ll.
of th e H erm an Creek statio n on the dents havi* been tak in g Instruction
F r i d a y E v e n in g M a rc h 30.— O p e re t-
f t lum hla River highw ay Just ea st from Mr. A drian, a P o rtlan d p r in t­ t a ^ c ^ ia n d ^ J j l l^ h ^ j i c t i o o l^ a u d l t o r t n T r n
o) Cascade Locks, has d em o n strat­ er. C lasses meet on T uesday and Regina Itim m a r, Gwen M etzger,
e d that Oregon m aples form tlie T h u rsd ay evenings for th is p u r­ A
rth u r Ruhr and Elizabeth R obin­
(so u rce of a sy ru p as delicious as pose. It Is expected th a t Ihe next
ST. PATRICK'S DAY DANCE
A l l t h e newest
son, with honorable m ention duo
• th a t obtained from tlie m aple A rgus will lie p rin 'e d on th e high H arold Johnson, V ernon Kelly,
Masonic Hall, Gresham
o rch ard s in New E ngland .
school p rin tin g press.
L orna Bchedeen and Betty T horne.
spring styles i n
D uring th e recen t period of cold
T he high school honor roll for
T he fresh m en have th ree on th e ir
| nights and sunshiny days young the past six w eeks is as follow s: honor
roll, Neil Milnor, Mary Moist
slippers, pumps and oxfords.
; Mr. W heeler tapped several large seniors, A villa De W itte, Jan o Lord, and Nola
Sm ith, w ith th ree on tho
'm aples. He rep o rted th e run of sap Fred Iteehlll. Iren e Johnson. Eva honorable m ention list. Lois Kelly,
Dancing 8:30 to 12
as good .and follow ing th e boiling L<„.kW(,(„, F ra n c e s Moist and Mary Rosabel M etzger and H elen Sm ith.
down process a gallon of ex cellen t , .)n<. ,,, ,„ rBon n o n o r.b le m ention
'I he sophom ores have no stu d e n ts
syrup was obtained.
,
(|
E(hia BurHngwnei ,.a u , on the honor roll, hut Roy Beadle,
GIGRAY’S ORCHESTRA
I X I spent my boyhood days In th e Bw, nw>n an(, Sw,.a L«Bdbon».
E d n a M cCreary and D orothy N or­
sta te of V erm ont,” said Ranger
G entlem en 75c
Ladies 25c
The Junior honor roll Is com- ton are w orthy of honorable m en­
W heeler,
" ',r '
f?th.e r 1‘ “ 1
posed of S tanley Ledine. Irm a Gill, tion.
»rd of 1600 m aple trees. Ih e _______________ ________ ___________
o rchard
Oregon m aples, how ever, a re of a «.------
different v ariety from th a t of New
E ngland, w h rre th e wood is hard.
The local tree s a re very soft. Our
A full range of colors in this popular
experim ent, how ever, show s th a t
S o u th east C ircle, M ethodist In d ie s Aid MKTIIODIMT ( lll'K I II
the su a a r co n ten t of th e ir sap is
brand of hose
high."
Coming Events
Burlesque Play
Friday, March 16
CARNIVAL DANCE!
SATURDAY EVENING. MAR. 17
Ladies'
Shoes
AREME CLUB DANCE i
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 1«
$ 0 .9 5
$ y f.9 5
$ C -9 5
PHOENIX HOSIERY
FLORENCE M. HONEY
£ Z.00
$ 1.50
DINNER and SALE
$ 1.75
I
Mr. and Mrs. T. U. B urnside have
bought the cleaning and dyeing
business on Main stre e t which has
been o perated by Mr. and Mrs.
Newell E dw ards for th e last year
and a half. T he new ow ners expect
to begin o p eratio n s W ednesday
m orning.
T hey will move to
'G resham as soon as su itab le living
i q u a rte rs can be found.
PIANO
GRESHAM
Phone 1721
- AylsWortK ft M a rtin i-
*
¿ S IfS
H O '»
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STUDIO F irst S tate Bank Building
G R L 6M A M
O H IO O N
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FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 16
hinner Netted nt
■ B 11 V
H ak'-tt iia m
H o m em n il«
M int J e llo
—I
A datta
R rallop eil Pot atoen
C ab ha<e and A ppi« Rulad
Kolin
Pickten
Coffee
Kutter«‘«| Pean
Jolly
Anitei
Food C ake
1 h I Id run
Apron*, C hildrens l>rr**e*. Towel*, etc., for sale