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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
Springdale Grieved
EXPLOSION NEAR BORING WRECKS
HOME, KILLS TWO, INJURES THREE Over Double Tragedy
4
ERIHAY, MARCH
BENNETT EOP SENATE.
A double trag ed y w hich occurred
at S p rin g d ale on T uesday evening
took th e lives of a m other and
I d au g h ter and cast a gloom over
1 the e n tire com m unity. Mrs. E u
gene Berney, 56, and h er d au g h ter
M arguerite, 12, w ere stru c k by an
1 autom obile and te rrib ly cut and
Grim tragedy stalked thro u g h in addition ta k in g ca re of th e farm bruised. They w ere h u rried to the
th is section of th e country th is " o r k ,. 1 J'er5 Is. sa,!li t0
nol P o rtlan d san itariu m , by J. Rogers,
,
,
„
, been th e best of feeling on th e p a rt w here th e m other died W ednesday
week when, follow ing on th e heels of the boy to w ard hl8 fa th e r and m orning and w here the d au g h ter
of a lam entable auto accident a t stepm other. If. as reported, the passed aw ay on T h u rsd ay m o rn
S p ringdale involving th e loss of boy has confessed to the atro cio u s ing. At th e ho sp ital it w as found
tw o lives, cam e the second appall crim e, no doubt a m otive can be th a t Mrs. B erney's leg w as broken
ing occurence in a 36-hour period established in the fact th a t th e in tw o places and a larg e hole w as
w herein tw o lives w ere snuffed out fath e r had interfered w ith some of to rn In her side. M arguerite su f
by a dynam ite explosion, and th ree the son's w ages earned at th e Bull fered a com pound fra c tu re of th e
o th e r persons put in a P ortland R un project. R ichard Jo n es and lig h t leg and rig h t hip and in
ho spital badly injured, w ith possi his au n t. Miss G ladys Roe, were ju rie s to h er left leg. Both suf-
, t'ered from loss of blood and from
stu d en ts at Sandy high school.
ble other loss of life.
I shock.
Follow ing a heavy explosion a ( D uring the day yesterday hun-
T he ca r which stru ck th e two
m ile and a q u a rte r south east of
of People from P o rtlan d and
Boring about 5:40 o'clock yesterday th is section of th e county as well was driven by W ilbert L. Sm ith of
m orning at the home of R obert as C lackam as, including a re p re B ridal Veil. In th e ca r w as Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Inez Jones and h er 10- sen tativ e of th e Outlook, visited the ; Sm ith and th e ir tw o ch ildren,
i A rth u r, tw o years old, and Nora,
year-old son H arold a re dead, and scene of devastation.
The affair, w hich is ap p aren tly ten m onths old. They w ere all in
Mr. Jones, his d aughter E thel, 13,
and his sister-in-law Miss Gladys of crim inal in ten t, o u triv a ls in sen ju red w hen the c a r w ent Into the
Roe, 17, a re in Good S am aritan sational details an y thing th a t has I ditch. Mrs. Sm ith received a bad
ho spital. Mr. Jones is suffering tra n sp ire d in th is locality for years. cut oti her leg w hich reqiured 47
At a special m eeting of th e Bor stitch es to close, and may have
from a broken hip and ankle, Mrs.
Jones, siste r from a broken nose ing I. O. O. F. lodge held last night, suffered In tern al injuries. A rth u r
and deep laceratio n s ,and E thel it w as decided to ta k e com plete had a cu t on his head w hich w as
Jo n es from a broken pelvis. R ich ch arg e of arran g e m en ts for th e re not considered serious. Mr. Sm ith
ard , 16, who was u p sta irs, was lief of the fam ily, and to a rra n g e and th e baby w ere badly shaken up.
th row n out to the ground u n in for the b u rial of the m o th er and All w ere tak en to E m anuel hospi
ju red, holding to a p a rt of the bed son. E v eryth in g w as lost in the tal.
A ccording to th e rep o rts from
on w hich he had been sleeping. explosion, and the fam ily is in
E arl, 19, th e only m em ber of the g rea t need of clothing, bedding, etc. S p rin g d ale Mrs, Berney and h er
Any
con
trib
u
tio
n
s
of
canned
foods,
d au g h ter w ere w alking to th eir
fam ily not in the house, was like
wise uninjured. H arold Jones was clothing, bedding or fu rn itu re will home a sh o rt d istan ce ea st of th a t
be
very
w
elcom
e
by
th
e
Odd
F
el
place. They had stopped at th e In
killed in stan tly and his m other,
Anyone having anything tersectio n of th e Colum bia h ig h
about 34 y ears of age, died w hile lows.
along
th
is
line
may
leave
sam
e
at
way and th e Bell road to talk w ith
being tak en to th e hospital.
th e Outlook office or a t W alter
W ord w as received about 10 M etzger's g ara g e in G resham . The a neighbor, Mrs. A. L. Davies, It
o'clock this m orning at th e Outlook lodge w ill also help the fam ily to was about 8:30 In th e evening and
very d ark as th e light w hich Is
office from a reliab le citizen of build a new home.
u sually a t th a t Intersection was
Boring who had ju st been convers
out. Mr. Sm ith, who was on his
ing w ith D eputy Sheriff W. G. D un
way home, tu rn ed from th e h igh
can of Sandy, to th e effect th a t OPERA ENGAGEMENT
ATTRACTS MANY HERE way to th e graveled road. He saw
E arl Jones had confessed to plac
the p ersons and tried to avoid
ing dynam ite u nder the house w ith
Much in te re st is tak en by G resh- I
th e consequent trag ic resu lts. Soon am citizens in th e $62,000 engage- j them by sw erving to the left of the
a fte r th e explosion yesterday m o r n - ■ m ent of lbe Chicago Civic Opera road, at w hich side Mrs. Berney
ing suspicion fastened itself on Com pany a t th e P o rtlan d A uditor and her d au g h ter Iumned. He a p
plied th e b rak es but it w as im
young Jon es and he was tak en to ium M arch 22, 23 and 24.
possible to stop in tim e. T he car
Oregon City w here he was given a
T
hat
th
e
engagem
ent
has
every
skidded and stru ck them and a fte r
g rillin g before th e C lackam as
prom
ise
of
being
a
com
plete
success,
w ard crash ed Into the light pole
county au th o rities. W hile he ad
m itted p u rchasing a q u an tity of is indicated by th e advance tick et beside th e road.
sales
w
hich
a
re
said
to
be
far
in
F u n eral services w ere held th is
stum ping pow der at the Paul Mel-
nig sto re at Sandy, for some tim e excess of th e sales th is fa r in ad afternoon a t th e gospel hall at
vance
of
eith
er
of
th
e
o
th
er
tw
o
j
S p ringdale u nder th e direction of
he stoutly m aintained his intio-
cense and advanced th e alibi th a t tim es th e com pany has been h ere , J. E. Metzger F u n eral p arlo rs. John
the Tbonney of W alla W alla, w ell
th e pow der had been used for b la st-, since 1922. Also it is rep o , rted ,. ,.
ing stum ps. However, wln n taken engagem ent ,s paying out in all the know n here, w as expected to
to the scene of the clearing, he w as cities w here th e com pany is ap- preach th e fu n eral serm on.
un able to show any tra c e of th e P e a n n g in its p rese n t tra n s c o n ti-| T h ere a re left to m ourn th ese
trag ic deaths E ugene Berney, h u s
dynam iting. The youth is being | neH’al „ ur.'
held in the Oregon City jail w ith o u t, T he P o rtlan d engagem ent will be band and fath er, and six rem aining
stric tly non com m ercial. Admis- ch ild ren , Roland, M ark, Ju stin e,
bail.
sion prices have been fixed so th a t i
The Jon es house, a story and a K b(, ,.nga g,.|jient can be m ade self Elsie, Louis and Rosem ary. The
h alf stru c tu re , was com pletely de- SUj,po rtin g and show a sm all m ar- , youngest Is eight y ea rs old.
The death toll in S p ringdale
m olished. A hole five feet in depth I gjn of proflt A 11 profits are to go
w as found in the cen ter of w here t() tb e P o rtlan d Com m unity chest seem ingly is very heavy, th is m ak
th e house had stood, indicating the Any losses will have to be m ade up i ing seven since last December.
spot w here the explosion had been by the 100 citizens who have signed (
get off. A. B. Johnston, a neighbor, th e g u ara n tee n ecessary to bring
h eard th e noise and hastened out th e com pany here.
On S atu rd ay evening. M arch 24,
side, fearing th a t six boxes of dyna-
T he-P o rtlan d engagem ent w ill be th e Kelso W om an's club will give
m ite in his b arn had exploded. H e for tb ree days and wi„ ln ciude four a play “T he K lubw om an" at the
soon found the trouble w as at the o.)erag> The first will be the s p e c - . schoolhouse.
A sm all adm ission
hom e of his neighbor and sta rted , ta c u la r old favorite ''A ida."
will be charged. Coffee, cake and
in th a t direction. He m et Richard | The second p erform ance w ill be sandw iches will be served to all
Jo n es in his night clothes and w as ..gnow Maiden." a com paratively i free of charge.
An en tertain in g
begged by the boy to go for help. !
. opera jn E nelish
program and a good social tim e are
N eighbors quickly arriv ed and ren-
Tbp fam ous Mary G arden will assu red .
The proceeds will be
dered w hat assistan ce they c o u ld ., bead (be caid j n the opera " R e s - ! used for th e benefit of th e school.
T he Jones home presented a , su rec tio n ” a t th e S atu rd ay m atinee,
The Kelso W om an's club, will
scene of havoc. H arold, who had I The final p erfo rm an ce will be meet on T hursday, March 22. at the
been sleeping u p sta irs, w as found the g rea t Italian favorite "11 Trov- home of Mrs. F red Decker.
w ith his head crushed. His moth-1 Hto re ” including m any
fam ous
The program given at the high
e r w as pinned under th e hot stove ' stars.
school auditorium for th e Sandy
w ith h er leg broken and an arm ' T he com pany will b rin g 300 peo- com m unity ch u rc h o rgan benefit
badly torn. F irs t aid was given and p | e | n th ree special tra in s. One called forth much favorable com
a call sent for physician and a m - 1 full train lo ad of scenery and equip- m ent. Among th e a rtistic num bers
bulance. Dr. Adix of G resham re- m ent is to be bro u g h t out. The given w ere th e follow ing from
«ponded to the call and soon a r- j operas will be presented on the G resham ta le n t: piano solos by
rived at the home to attend the in- ! sam e m am m oth scale as they are Miss M argaret S t.C la ir, soprano
ju rcd and assist in g etting them to af th e com pany's own p alatial o 'o s by Mrs. E lsie Cogswell and
the hospital. A Red Cross am bu- th e a te r in Chicago.
euphonium num bers by Dr. H. H.
lance arriv ed about 10 o'clock.
1 The s a ie of seats is now on at Ott, acom panied by Miss F lorence
A ccording to the re p o rts of those j S herm an Clay & Co.’s m usic store Honey. D ella Bradley Stam ps of
who w itnessed the te rrib le d e s tr u c - , in P o rtlan d and for th e benefit of P o rtlan d also g rea tly pleased the
tion w rought by the explosive, the | out of tow n p atro n s tick ets have audience by h er readings. The p ro
sig h ts w ere alm ost incredible. The , been m ade available by mail,
ceeds am ounted to about $50.
house w as flattened, splintered and l
The Randy P aren t-T ea ch e r circle
will serve d in n er at noon and also
to rn , the w reckage being confined
IGNITION SPECIALISTS,
to an are a of approxim ately loo i T h a t's us. Bring your c a r here supper, cafete ria style, at th e Odd
square- feet.
The explosion w as I for any rep a irs, ad ju stm en ts or Fellow s hall in Sandy on S a tu r
plainly heard by m any G resham ar(g j Qr th e 8ta r te r, g en erato r, day. M arch 17. A program will be
people who thought th a t road | sw itches, w iring, lighting, etc. rendered d u rin g th e early h ours of
T he proceeds will
blasting was being done ln
j Work done by an expert and Is pos- th e afternoon
ea rlv hours to avoid the la ter day I jt)vply gU aranteed. We c a rry a be used for th e benefit of the
traffic.
i comp iet e line of Ignition p arts. school.
T he play put on S atu rd ay eve
R obert Jon es has lived in the G resham G arage, phone 2391.
ning at th e C ottrell com m unity
vicinity of Boring for y ears and is i
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w ell liked by his neighbors. He j F or low est rate s on autom obile ch u rch at K elso was a decided su c
and his son E arl have been work-1 truck and g eneral in su ran c e see cess. The proceeds of th e e n te r
tain m en t will be used to re p a ir th e
ing at the Bull Run headw orks and B. W T horne.—Adv.
Kelso church.
R. B. Jones Family Victims of Suspected
Dynamite Plot. Son Said to
Have Confessed.
KELSO
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DANCE
A uspices Carl D ouglass Post, Am erican Legion
EAGLE CREEK HALL
SATURDAY EVENING, MAR. 17
GOOD Ml SIC
GOGH TIME
SPECIAL MEETING
of Gresham Taxpayers’ league
is called to meet at the cannery office
CARNIVAL DANCE!
SATIRDAY EVENING, MAI!. 17
given by the
ARBOLEDA COMMUNITY CLUB
Also table* for card*
4
Dance 75e per couple
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Cards Me per couple
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1«, 1»SS
Monday Evening, Mar. 19, S o’clock
All members and all taxpayers who are interested
in the economical administration of public affairs
are urgently requested to be present as matters of
importance are to be considered.
TH EO D O RE BRUGGER, President.
D. E. TOW LE, Secretary.
«.<»<» Per Year
Berry Manager Has Church Services Fairview CountryClub
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Has Extensive Plans
Ideas on Tools, Oil -COURAGE”. THEME
GE SI NHAY SERMON
G resham . Ore., March 16, 1928.—
E ditor O utlook:— Berry c u ltu re in
volves the use of special tools to do
th e w ork of tillin g quickly and
profitably. The T riple 8-iueh gang
plow is a popular tool for plow ing
cane berries. However th e middle
b u ster or subsoil plow should be
used to dig up th e soil deep in the
cen ter betw een th e rows. Tilts
deep tren c h aids d rain ag e and also
aids the ascen t of m o istu re by
breaking th e c ru st or h ard pan
that is form ed. A nother very v al
uable tool is th e g rap e hoe th a t
will cut th e cost of hoeing fully 50
per cen t as if used p roperly all the
hand hoeing necessary is directly
around th e plants. The sp rin g
tooth harro w is a good tool w ith
which to destroy quack g rass. T he
disk h arro w is also very valuable
In cu ttin g up and w orking down
F orm er S tate R epresentative from the furrow slices and for w orking
M ultnom ah county, now a c a n th e soil hack over the p lan t roots
d idate for nom ination as sta te afte r hoeing out. L ast but not
least th e steel zig zag harrow six-
leader.
foot w ide for one horse is dandy
Mr. Bennett has been in b u si for th e seaso n 's cu ltiv atin g after
ness in P o rtlan d for th e past 16 the w ork referred to above has
years . He is a young man w ith a been done as It covers all th e
fam ily anil know s the value of a ground In one tim e over, produces
a fine d u st m ulch to hold the m oist
d o llar .
He m ade a splendid record in the u re and is very rapid as one horse
low er house to w hich he was elect w ith th is harrow will cover 15
ed in 1924. Tw o years ago he acres In a day. If you will call at
sought the nom ination as senator your d ealers or at the can n ery we
b u t lost by a few votes. Now he will be pleased to explain th e de
again p resen ts him self for th is im-1 ta ils of th e w orking of these v a ri
p o rtan t position for w hich he Is ous tools.
well fitted by ability, experience | The oil sp ray for tre e fru its is
and in te re st In public affairs.
grow ing in popularity, th e theory
Two y ears ago Mr. B ennett ran 1 being th a t the film of oil p revents
high in th e p rim a rie s In G resham the hatch in g of the eggs of scale
and vicinity and he doubtless will aphis and oth er p arn sites and it is
find th e some stro n g su p p o rt this p leasan t to apply. Speaking of oil
year.
and p ara site s It may be th a t Rome
o rch a rd ists would object to the use
HEATH CLAIMS WELL
of oil especially If they a re di'tnn-
KNOWN GRESHAM M AN c ra ts especially since th e T eapot
Dome expose, hut republican o rch
D eath has again entered the a rd ists should take to it because
com m unity, claim ing as Its toll the th e re seem s to be ail affirniity be
life of I. A. B aker, well known tw een some republicans and oil.
am ong a large circ le of friends In Oil Is becom ing a prim e necessity
G resham and su rro u n d in g te r r i along witli air, food, clothing, and
tory. Mr. B aker died at P ortland electricity, and m ore im p o rtan t
san itariu m on Tuesday, March 13, th an money for we a re learn in g to
th e day before bis 71st birthday. get along w ithout very much of the
His dem ise w as caused from a com later. T he univ ersal use of oil of
plication of ailm ents. He had been course has destroyed th e m ark et
In poor h ealth to r m ore th an a year for hay, oats and horses w hich has
past, and tw o w eeks ago was taken surely worked a h ard sh ip on the
to th e hospital to undergo a m inor farm er by destroying his m a rk e t
operation. A m ajor operation was and com pelling him to pay a retail
then deemed necessary, and th is price for the oil th at has destroyed
w as perform ed la st Sunday .death his farm product m arket. Tills Is
follow ing tw o days later.
a tw o-edged sword th a t cu ts both
F u n eral services w ere
held ways and oil Is cash.
T h u rsd ay m orning a t the Unde
T here seem s to be a prejudice
nom inational tem ple, w ith in te r • ig ain st oil on the p a rt of some
m en t in G resham cem etery. A r tow ns people. I m ean those who
ran g em en ts w ere in th e hands of object to (he location of a w hole
the G ates F u n eral Home. The Rev. sale oil statio n w ithin th e city lim
A. N. G lanville of C orvallis, a p a r its, th a t iR h ard to u n derstand. T he
tic u la rly esteem ed friend of th e de reason for the prejudice seem s to
ceased, preached th e fu n eral se r he largely a sentim ental one not
mon. He used as th e basis of his based on th e Teapot Dome deal but
rem a rk s p a rt of the sc rip tu re found a g en eral prejudice. T his se n ti
in R evelations 14:13, stre ssin g th e m ental p rejudice really worked a
idea th a t p rep a ra tio n determ ines hard sh ip on the b erry association
destiny. Beautiful floral offerings as we had a deal ready to close for
w ere th e trib u te s of friends. A an oil site at a fair profit, (and we
q u a rte t composed of R ichard Conn, could have used the money) hut the
Mrs. O scar N oreen, Mrs. C harles p ro test from p roperty ow ners not
Moore and 8. E. P alm q u ist, w ith adjoining th e proposed s ite ’ hut
Miss O ral Sw eek a t th e piano, re n sonic d istan ce aw ay caused the oil
dered th ree num bers, "L ife’» R a i l com pany to w ithdraw ra th e r th an
w ay to H eaven,” "T h e re 's No Dis develop h ard feelings on th e p a rt
appointm ent in
H eaven,”
and of said p ro p erty ow ners.
"W hen the Veil Is Lifted a t L ast."
Probably th e objectors did not
The pall h earers w ere Jam es L aw
rence, .1. T. Lewis, 8. Stenberg, know th a t oil men w ere very se n
J. 8. D onaldson, 8. E. Sease and sitive and would m ake any reaso n
able sacrifice to lead a quiet life
Mr. Neal.
and sell oil. However, In th e b u ild
Isra el Amos B aker w as born In ing of a city it would se e m to he a
Indiana and, w ith his wife, fo rm er poor policy to discourage Industry
ly Miss S arah C atherine Schrofe, locating w ithin the co rp o rate lim
cam e to Oregon from M innesota in its, esp ecially when It m akes Idle
19o4. They lived in v ario u s p a rts p roperty productive, adds to the
of Oregon and for sev eral years assessab le value and co n trib u tes
have resided In O re-ham . Besides tow ard an increased payroll. This
his widow, he is survived by seven Is a problem th a t th e city council
ch ildren, th ree Bons, O rley of should ta k e • under consideration
S p rin g d a le ; Louie E. of Bull Run and provide for an Industrial d is
and Sidney of D ufur, O regon; four tric t or G resham can only grow as
d au g h ters, Mrs. Minnie P itts. Mrs. a resid en tial city and resid en ts
E tta W atson and Miss E lla Baker w ithout the S aturday n ig h t pay
of G resham , and Mrs. F lorence cheek can help business only
Radford of Palm er. T h e re a re also to the extent of keeping th e co llec
16 g ran d ch ild ren and th ree g reat tion d ep artm en t busy.
g randchildren.
I). E. TOWLE.
E very m em ber of Mr. B aker's
fam ily visited him th e day preced
Steps are being tak en to revive
ing his death, when he was con the P aren t-T each er circle of the
scious for about tw o hours. He G resham grade sehool which ha«
knew them all and hade them good been Inoperative for about th ree
bye, leaving a glow ing testim ony years. T he need of closer coo p era
of his p rep ared n ess for th e ch an g e tion betw een the p aren ts and the
aw aiting him.
school has long been a p p a re n t and
It is hoped th at a real, live o rg a n i
zation w ill he effected. A m eeting
Card of T hanks.
We w ish to thank our friends for of Interested persons has been
th e kindness shown us d u rin g the called by P rin cip al Q ulcksall for
For the Ladles
sickness and death of our husband W ednesday afternoon, March 21, a t
Snappy sty les in new footw ear and fath er, and for th e beautiful 2:30 o'clock, a t the school a u d ito r
for sp rin g . Come in and s~e them floral offerings.
ium. A p ro g ram of m usic and a
P o p u lar prices, $3.95, $4 95, $5.95.
good sp eak er are planned for and
Mrs. S arah Baker and Fam ily.
A ylsw orth & M artin, G resham .—
an en th u sia stic m eeting is ex
Adv.
tf
Your m oney’s w orth In th e ad pected.
v ertisem en ts In the O utlook today. Try Cn«ey’« Khenmatlr Remedy.
Tell it to O ne-Five-Six-One.
A blood tonic to r rheum atism ,
n eu ritis, lum bago, stom ach, liver,
kidney, B rig h t's disease, dropsy,
pluresy. Reduces pain and sw ell
ing. G uaranteed by T ab er P h a rm
acy.—Adv.
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
T he en ro llm en t of m em bers in
Services of divine w orship will
be held at the Evangelical church the new Fairview C ountry club Is
Sunday m orning and evening, 11 proceeding so satisfacto rily th a t
a. m. and 8 p. in. respectively. The w ork on tile grouuds and clubhouse
’serm on for the m orning services on will com m ence early in May, a c
th e subject. "T he C ourage of cording to reliable reports. T he
Jesu s," w ill clearly show th a t j club sponsors have acquired a tra c t
Je su s w as courageous in every of land situ ated on both the Blue
phase of his life. Many people lack Lake and Fairview Lake, th ree
necessary courage in th eir th in k q u a rte rs of a mile from th e Colum
ing and teaching as well as in bia River highw ay at Fairview .
'te m p ta tio n and in th e face of death.
T he object of th e Fairview Coun
Not so Jesus. In th e evening s e r try club is to encourage all form s
v ic e s the serm on on "Loved to the of outdoor recreation and cre a te
End. ' will endeavor to p o rtray the good fellow ship umong its m em
boundless love of God in C hrist bers. T he club is affiliated with
■seeking the salvation of all m an “The O u ters” which gives the F air-
kind.
view m em bers full privileges in
The Bible school will m eet a t 10 The O uters chain of clubs, alread y
a. in. All m em bers of the school form ed or to he form ed, the p rin
a re asked to be on tim e,
cipal unit ot w hich at th e present,
is th e Mount Hood C ountry club
near Brightwood.
BAPTIST ( lll'R l II
T he Fairview C ountry club is
ANNG1 N( ES SERVICES
T he Bible school in the B ap tist unique in tiiat one m em bership in
ch u rch will begin prom ptly nt 9:45. cludes th e head of the family and
Next Sunday m orning and all who all dependents. T he club grounds
atten d will he cordially welcomed. a re to be landscaped and planned
In th e church service w hich will to provide for popular sports, such
begin at 11 o'clock th e p asto r will as teu u is, badm inton, arch ery ,
tell the hoys and g irls a tru e story pitching and putting greens, quoits,
about P resid en t Roosevelt w hen he haudhall, and other gam es.
As the clubhouse will fro n t on
was a hoy at school.
Th»> topic of the serm on to the Blue L ake it is p articu la rly well
older people will be "Lives T h at suited for w ater sp o rts, a few of
Live.” A m an can be an abiding which are canoeing, boating, fish
facto r In a com m unity long years ing, fly casting, aqua planeing, etc.
afte r his death. W hat Influences It is proposed at a la ter d ate to
should we sow for the com ing gen co n stru c t an 18-hole golf course.
era tio n s to reap ? T he an sw er to A rrangem ents for th e site have a l
th is and related questions will bo ready been made.
plainly discussed In th e m orning
It is understood tho follow ing
serm on.
G resham citizens have been a c c e p t
The young people's m eeting w ill ed as m em bers: II. A. Barnes, C. G.
begin a t 6:30 and an In terestin g Schneider, J. F. B arnes, J. R. H orr,
program will be presented. T he E. L. Stafford, II. A. llarn es Jr.,
ch u rch service will follow and the C. E. St. C lair and II. L. Richmond.
p asto r will have as his topic for a
A St. P a tric k 's Day dance is to
sh o rt pointed address, "T he Man lie given at the L au reih u rst club iu
for tli«- T im es.'’ T here will be P o rtlan d and to w hich all Fairview
special music by the choir a t both C ountry club m em bers and th e ir
services. The L adles’ Guild and guests a re cordially invited.
M issionary society will hold an all
day session on Tuesday, March 20,
at th e parsonage. Pot-luck d inner S C H O O L GE B U S IN E S S
will be served. T he ladies are re
AT U N IV E R S IT Y SOON
quested to come p repared to work
In d u strial and com m ercial devel
and to bring old w hite m uslin for opm ent of the state, closer trad e
m aking bandages to be sen t to the relatio n s not only w ith other p arts
hospital in India.
of th e United S tates but w ith fo r
eign co u n tries as well, the develop
VISITING PASTORS
m ent of aviation ro u tes and avla-
TO PREACH SEN HAY I lion facilities, sta te and com m uni
t y publicity and a wide variety of
T he pulpit a t th e M ethodist oilier su b jects will be taken up by
ch u rch will be occupied both m o rn ! several se creta ries a t U niversity of
ing and evening next Sunday by 'O regon, March 19 to 23, it is a n
outside sp eak ers who a re here as nounced by C. E. Foils, head of the
sistin g with the mid year In stitu te
of the Epw orth Leagues of th is sec u niversity school of business ad
tion, held over th is week-end. In m in istratio n .
W. J. Cooper, se creta ry G resham
the m orning, his m any friends will
have the pleasure of hearing th eir Com m ercial club, Is expected to a t
form er pastor. Dr. A. 8. Hlsey, now tend th e sessions.
su p erin ten d en t of th e E astern d is
A flew featu re this y ear w ill bo
trict of the Oregon conference. At "com m unity clinics," to be held
th e evening service, th e m essage every afternoon. At th ese various
will he brought by P rofessor lle r t- secreta ries will p resent problem s
zog, of th e Kimball School of T h e of th e ir cities and organizations,
ology, at Salem. T he Sunday school ¡mil solutions will he taken up, as
and the E pw orth League will meet well as special problem s of groups.
at th e usual hours.
Aviation will be one of th e chief
Considerable in te re st Is attached topics to tie considered. At this
to the In stitu te above m entioned. tiini su rv ey s now being m ade on
Tills draw s the young people from a irp o rt facilities of the sta te will
the several M ethodist ch u rch es in he presented. E xperts in aviation
this valley. C lasses will begin to will be h ere to speak to the secre-
night at 7:30 and a social g a th e r ' ta rie s and to advise them on devel
ing follows. O ther classes follow opm ent phi ns for the com m unities.
on S aturday afternoon and evening
featu re of the meet w ill
and on Sunday afternoon. A good he A a nother
sh o rt course in new sw riting
atten d an ce Is expected.
and In co n tacts with new spapers
and o th e r publications. T his will
T IM P E E TO CONDUCT
be ca rrie d on by various m em bers
I I S I SI AL SERYK ES o f th e staff of th e university school
T he usual ro u tin e of services will 1 of jo u rn alism .
Officers of the organization sec-
he held at the U ndenom inational
r« taries a re already w orking on
tem ple on Sunday, beginning with the
plans for th e meet. E. C. Rey
Sunday school at 10 a m. T he p as nolds,
La G rande, Is presid en t;
tor, the Rev. S. F. P itts, will preach ('. T. Baker, Medford, vice p resi
at 2 o'clock from th e w ords, "Thy dent, and IL ('. Cully, se creta ry -
touch has still Its ancient pow er,”
tre a su re r.
from the tex t in L uke 5:12.
P reach in g service will he held
again In th e evening at 7:30.
Coming Events
WELL KNOWN SANDY
MAN LAID TO REST
F u neral
services
w ere
held
T h u rsd ay afternoon at the Sandy
com m unity church for the late
Jo -ep n A. Albel who died la st Mon
day, March 12, at his home at S an
dy. The Rev Oliver J cull, p as
tor of the P leasan t Home M ethodist
church, preached the fu n eral s e r
mon to a large audience. The high
school at Handy was dism issed for
the service. A q u a rte t from the
I. O. O. F. and
Rebekah
lodges
sang.
Members of th e I. O. O. F
lodge at Sandy w ere p resen t In a
body and had ch arg e of the b u rial
rites. The deceased was also a
m em ber of th e Masonic o rder at
Sandy.
Mr. Alhel was born Ju ly 21. 1873,
In A ustria, and cam e to A m erica 34
y ears ago, becoming a citizen of
th is co untry as soon as allow ed by
law He came to th e Sandy locali
ty over 25 years ago. He is s u r
vived by his widow, Mrs Elsie
Alhel, whom he tnarrlpd In 1914. a
son W illiam, an uncle E B. Albel
and cousins, besides tw o b ro th ers
and a sister In A ustria.
Friday Evening. March t ( Apron
sale and dinner by Southeast circle of
Mchtodtst latdles Aid.
Friday
Evening.
March
16.—4M.
Patrick's Day dance, auspices A ren e
club, Gresham Masonic hall.
Friday Evening. March 16—Vaude
ville at Troutdale city hall, auspice«
parent -Teacher Association.
Friday Evening, March IS.—Gresh
am band concert at Orient school.
Friday Evening March 16.—Carni
val program and dance at Powell Val
ley Community club .auspices Powell-
hurst P.-T. A.
Friday Evening. March 1«.—P.-T. A.
play at Troutdale city hall.
Friday Evening,
wood grange play.
March
16—Rock
Saturday Evening. March 1?.— Pro
and refreshm ents at Swedish
Mission church, Powell Valley,
g ra m
March 14. 17, I S —Epworth le a g u e
Institute, Oresham M. E. church.
S a tu r d a y . M arch IT — M u ltn o m a h
C o u n ty Council P .-T . A. a t R o c k w o o d
m hool.
W ednesday Evening. March 21 —
American la-gion anil Auxiliary card
Show me th e home w herein m u
party at W alter Metzger salesroom.
sic dw ells, and I sh all show you a
P lease phone or w rite item s for
W ednesday. March 21, 3 JO.—P.-T. A.
happy, peaceful, and contented th e Outlook — but give your real meeting,
tit sham grade school.
borne.—laingfellow.
nam e, (’all O resham 1561.
New Footwear for Ladle*.
A olnw Isa Service.
T he sp rin g 's sm a rtest slippers, makes every customer a booster.
pum ps and oxfords a t popular
Brock nay A Nelson
prices, $3 95, $4.95 and $5.95. A yls
Phone 1471
"Ask for Ed"
w orth * M artin, O resham .—Adv.
S P E C I A L COMMUNICA
Window Cleaning.
TION of Gresham Lodge No.
For ex p ert window cleaning »«“
152 A. F. A A. M. In Masonic
8. T ajtm a, or leave o rd ers with J
Ross Brown. G resham , phone 2501 hall, G resham , Monday evening,
March 19, 6 p. ra. Work la tko
HPFf IA L -IL » » .
M M Degree.
Vlstlng b reth ren
Bread, su g ar, coffee and tea cans, welcome.
W J TODD, W. M.
set of 4, sp w lal at $1 59. Kidder
W. L. 0 0 R 8 A 0 E , Sec y.
Hdwe. Co., Gresham,
Thursday Noon, March 22- I.unch-
• ton at home of Mrs. Jack Oreenwood,
: Orient benefit Pleasant Home Meth
o d ist L a d le s Aid.
Friday Evening. March 22.—Concert
by W H M 9 at Methodist church.
Friday Evening March 29.- Dance
at Lynch erhoolhousr, auspices Lynch
Parent Teacher Association.
Friday Evening. March 23 —O. E 8.
••«rd party. Troutdale Masonic hall.
Wednesday. March 2», » a. m - Free
goiter exam inations at Gresham Union
High school
Frlday Evenlng Marc h 20.--Operot-
ta at Sandy High School auditorlum.