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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1928)
Registration books close April 17. No swearing in at the polls under new law. If you want to vote in May primaries, you must register! G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK VOL. IS, NO. « GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, Tax Payers’ League Opposes Bond Issue REBEKAHS WILL HELP EXPLOSION VICTIMS High Court Reverses Weaver-Guynup Case TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1#2S w, ( . I. I . MEMRERS ATTEND INSTITUTE Funeral Held for Mother, Daughter TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS #2.00 I ’er Year Auto Suggestions Optomistic Outlook Exists in Club Work Mrs. W. F. Honey, Mrs. C. O. j A food sale on an extensive scale is being planned to tak e place S at- j H orning, Mrs. I. S. K orsund, Mrs. G a th ere d from reliable sources to help you uet the m ost service out F ran k Peak. Mrs, H. S. Clow. Mrs. I urday, M arch 24, from 10 a. m. to of th a t c a r of y o u r’s. H attie M. W olfe and Mrs. H. H. 1 6 p. m., at th e G resham city build- i ing joining th e P. E. P. office on ; Ott attended th e county W. C. T. U. About half of its total m em ber the east, the en tire proceeds, 100 Some nam es of places ought to be M ultnomah county had 745 of th e T bp case of David W eaver ag ain st in stitu te held at th e W oodstock I A large and sym pathetic crow d ship of 69 attended th e annual per cent stçong, to go to th e relief . _ _ changed. For instance, in C alifo r 10,154 m em hers (jf the 4-H clubs ... . ' . M ethodist Episcopal church last .g a th e re d at th e P. W. L. A. hall a t m eeting on Monday night of the of the Robert Jones fam ily, the A u t.uynup. w nicn was nrougnt T b u rsd ay T he session w as an in- j S pringdale on F riday afternoon to nia in Death Valley w hich would last y ear as show n in th e rep o rt of * G resham Tax P ay ers' League at m em bers of w hich w ere o vertaken In th e circu it co u rt of M ultnomah tere stin g one. including item s p e r-i I’ay the last sad m ark of respect seem to be a good place to avoid H. C. Seym our, sta te club leader. th e can n ery office, when th ree m a by dire m isfortu n e in th e dynam ite county early in th e year 1924 to tain in g to local, sta te and n ational ' to Mrs. Eugene B erney and her as th e re is a sin ister suggestion in The per cent of those com pleting jo r projects w ere considered—the explosion on T h u rsd ay of last e n r o l d p c d s e lv e n h v D iv ld W e o v - W. C. T. U. work. A "Go F o rw ard " d aughter. M arguerite, who w ere tlie name. Of course, th e location th e ir w ork In the sta te was 81.4 red u ction of the auto license, the week. pr to A O. O uvnup to a residence sym posium w as conducted for th e th e victim s of an autom obile accf- received th e nam e back in the days and in th e county 99. T his Is ail need of a A ate income tax, and the The arran g em en t of th is w orthy prop ertv in G resham and a vacant P urpose of planning m ethods of dent on the evening of March 13 of th e gold ru sh .long before the in crease of 4.4 per cent In the state. en larg em en t of G resham Union e n terp rise is in the hands of the ,n. in p n r tinnd bppn securing new m em hers. ; The services had been announced autom obile w as th o u g h t of and Sew ing w as the m ost popular h igh school. Rebekah W elfare club, of w hich frau d u len tly obtained by th e de- In ,h e afternoon a beautiful m e - 1 for the gospel hall a t S pringdale, trav el th e re now may be safe and project in both this county and th e the valley pleasant. A m otion favoring th e reduction Mrs. A. F. Hoover is th e president. fPn(]an t w as brought to a close m ortal service w as held for th e de- ! but it w as en tirely Inadequate to state. A total of 236 m em bers w ere „„ ’n 28 clubs in the countv and in the of th e pleasure auto license w as Any in q uiries regarding the d etails , wbp„ fbp suprem e court la st week cea8e‘1 sisters. Mrs. A nnie Craw - hold th e people who w ished io at- Irid e s m ake perfection but per- ca rrie d by a large m ajority, as was of th e sale will be ch eerfu lly a n s - lhandpd down fts dpcisfon rev ersin g io1ri1- M rs- N annie Keasey and Mrs. tend. also one favoring a sta te tax on in w ered by her at her home. the tria l court and ordering the £du R L « y ls , Mur " C raw ford will | 3 he services w ere conducted by fection is no trifle." T his tru ism sew ing clubs. O ther outstanding It is desired th a t th e re be a deeds from W eaver to Ouvnup ca n be rem em bered by those who at- I A. E. («ill ot P o rtland, who preach- applies to the au to ist as well as the pro jects in the county w ere garden comes. O. I. Neal, m aster of G resh 103 am grange, presented a copy of the hearty cooperation in this m atter celled and req u irin g a reconvey tended th e W. C. T. IT. m eeting at ed the fu n eral serm on. B eautiful auto. Trifles may m ake all th e dif- c |u b , HS mpmbpra a|ld cook| ■ , _ clubs i..u . ____ th e home of Mrs. Ott in December. hym ns of tru st w ere sung by the ference betw een a carefu g ran g e tax income petition, w hich and th a t contrib u io n s of food for ance of th e property. , .. l . driv er m em hers. r»„i.......... D airy calf w ere and an u n safe one and it is atten - , „ p , lfvcatock dem onstration w as quite generally signed to pro the sale be unlim ited. The cause is T he su it w as tried in Septem ber. Follow ing th is service a playlet in congregation, unaccom panied by mpmbprg. vide for the m easure being p u t on one of th e m ost u rg en t and w orthy 1924. The tria l judge indicated a the in te rests of the “Union Signal" any in stru m en t. A large num ber ion to the little th in g s th a t keep ,n Perfectly as th e Projpctg maW ng notpd ,ncreage tn ever brought before a com m unity decision in favor of the plaintiff. was put on. L egislative w ork was of floral offerings expressed sym th e ballot. en ro llm en ts last year w ere sw ine W. F. Honey offered th e follow and everyone is asked to both do W eaver. Guynup vacated th e prop- p resented, the ladles p rese n t being pathy for th e living and love for niaki i in lm d ed. 50 per cent and dairy calf 20 per ing resolution regard ing the high nate and purchase. A nything th a t ertv 'a n d m oved' t’o 'R o s e h tir g 'a n d ' u rP<‘,i to w rite th, lr congressm an the dead. T he pall b ea rers for T u rn in g co rn e rs at a high ra te of T he quality of w ork was school project, w hich provoked a is eatable w ill be acceptable. Con W eaver retu rn ed tp G resham and a,i<1„sen ato rs asking support of th e Mrs Berney * « • 1 L Davies, speed is now m ade p ractically safe cent g reatly increased In clothing, dairy Mrs Kate W iss- s ,a lk e r bl11' relatin g to Increased I a lte r Shelley, W. T. Shelley, Chas, lively discussion and w hich was trib u tio n s of hom em ade candy, took possession by th e low -hung Dodge Victory Six, herd record and rab b it work. Tho baked beans, m acaroni, etc., have ler. sister of W eaver, who had lived P enalties for liquor violators Mrs. Berney. Jam es Berney and G ottlieb passed by a large m ajority: T hose for M arguerite th e new Ford, th e M’h ip p et ami d u b staff, county agents, county prom ised. One elderly lady, w ith him for m any VPars, having N orthrup, a m em ber of th e P o rt- F udtekar In view of th e inform ation at been w ere Ralph C hristensen, Chas. others. recently out of the h ospital, feeis school su p erin ten d en ts, d ep artm en t hand a t this tim e in reference to th a t she can afford to donate and died and W eaver believing he had ,and board of m ovina p ictu re cen- F ud lck ar, Billy Sester- Bobbie of public Instruction, extension not long to live, and d esiring to ?orB- w as P resented and spoke of th e financial condition of G resham dress tw o chickens for th e sale. The Mt. Hood Loop highw ay has sp ecialists and local leaders have Bates. H ow ard P arso n s and K en provide for his rem aining days. [ bpr w ork and its difficulties, Union high school, D istrict No. 2 been open to Mt. Hood all w inter neth B ram hall. In term en t was in Of course it is understood th a t deeded th e G resham p ro p erty to cooperated to bring about th is In 1 s expected th at G resham will of M ultnom ah county, and the cash and m any thousands have enjoyed crease. co ntribution s w ill be m ost ac Mrs. A nna Gibbs in consideration en tertain the May in stitu te of the D ouglass cem etery. fu rth e r fact th a t one-half of the ceptable the w in ter scenery and sp o rts. Be F anny Rouchat w as born in to add to th e food sale of her agreem ent to ca re for him. 1 nion. F in an cially club w ork done In stu d e n t body com es from outside S w itzerland, November 4, 1872. tw een Swim and Hood River the the sta te had a value of $186,- Before th e decree w as entered Essay W inners Announced. th e d istric t, we do not favor or fund. highw ay has been blocked since W hile the Rebekah W elfare club In the contest being conducted by T here she was m arried to Eugene about C hristm as. It is rep o rted it 744.99; a cost of $120,082.66 and a th in k it advisable to fu rth e r in is sponsoring and conducting the W eaver died and soon th e re a fte r Berney in Iter young womanhood. profit of $66,662.33. T here w ere cre ase the bonded indebtedness at sale, the contrib u tio n s and p atro n th e co u rt, rev ersin g its first de- the W. C. T. U. departm ent of scien- Four of th e ir seven ch ild ren w ere will be opened in a few weeks. 1210 clubs organized w ith 3690 boys cislon, announced a decision giv- title tem p eran ce in stru ctio n . In th is tim e for th e purpose of en age are in no wise lim ited to the and 6464 girls. Club cash prizes ing th e p ro p erty to th e defendant, j w hich the G resham grad e school born in S w itzerland. They are larg in g or changing the building. Not only should an em ergency m em bers of th a t organization or Guynup. I pupils have subm itted essays, priz- Roland, Mark. Ju stin e and Elsie. kit he ca rrie d in th e ca r for use in given nt state, county, com m unity - T h e opinion expressed by m any the R ebekah lodge. The city build From th is decree an appeal w as es have been aw arded locally by M arguerite. Lonis and Rosem ary case of m inor accidents hut also it fairs and the Pacific In te rn a tio n a l of those present w as th a t a policy ing has been donated g ratis for the taken totaled $46,317.00. Money for pro to th e su prem e co u rt by John th e G resham W. C. V. U. as follow s: w ere born in th is co u n try afte r th e of retren c h m e n t would be best, and day and tim e and labor a re being M etzger, as a d m in istra to r of th e 'Seventh and eighth —’’■’es, W alter fam ily moved h ere in 1912. They is wise Io c a rry an em ergency kit viding livestock th a t was loaned to th a t only such num ber of pupils cheerfully given by those in charge. estate of David W eaver, w hich re- A. K ehrli and H elen H ollow ay; have lived in S pringdale since th a t for the cur. Among th e article s club m em bers of th e sta te by the suggested are a piece of stro n g as can be accom m odated by the suited in a rev ersal. By th e decree I fifth and sixth grades, Alice Kidder. tim e, excepting about th re e years rope for tow ing use and a block to hanks totaled $3.000. p rese n t facilities should be adm it when they w ere living n ear C ot T he nine reels of club Aims a re Vivian W ilson and M argaret Len- of th e suprem e co u rt Mrs. Gibbs rest the jack on when n ecessary to ted. Some expressed disfavor of a rd : fourth grade, M ildred Palm - trell, w here M arguerite w as born fix a tire o n soft or uneven ground. reaching m any people of the state. gets title u nder th e W eaver deed to th e reaching out by the high school T he first five reels of Oregon club th e G resham p ro p erty and the blad, L enore Inglis and Rosa 13 y ears ago. M arguerite was in for all available pupils of eastern work have been show n 369 tim es to K ehrli. T he follow ing pupils r e the eighth grad e of th e S pringdale P o rtlan d block goes back to the M ultnom ah and n o rth ern C lacka 49,071 persons. One com plete reel ceived honorable m ention: Jean school. estate of David W eaver. The m as counties. It w as said th a t most recen tly added Is the C rulck- 1b® S pringdale g rad e school and p laintiff-appellant w as rep resen ted Inglis, Buford Cottongin, H atsuko each locality of sufficient size ' shank p ictu res taken d uring th e in both the tria l and ap p ellate H atorl .Wilma White, Fred Powell ,b<‘ 1 °Bim hian High school w ere should he entitled to its high qjosed for the funeral. Memhers celeb ratio n in p resenting th e Moses court by W. J. f'ooper of G resham , anil G eorge Haley. school as a civic center, w hich, it of the fam ily a re in hoth ^eh o o ls. A lthough nearly six days have ^an d d efendant-respondent by Leroy trophy to Alex C rulckshank. w ln- C. M. Q uicksall turned tile p u p ils’ w as believed, would equalize the elapsed since the d isastro u s dyna Lotnax of P o rtlan d . I tier. All th ese reels a re now being i essays over to the county d ep art- high school expense. It w as stated m ite explosion occurred n ear Bor ; used in o rganization work. ---------------------- I m ent of the contest S aturday, this KNIGHT ENGINED th a t the taxpayers^of Union High ing in w hich two lives w ere sa c ri More older and ex-club m em bers P lease phone or w rite item s for resu lt to be announced later. The CABS FEATURED E ditor G resham O u tlo o k :— I p re w ere local lead ers th an In previous School D istrict No. 2 would not ficed, the m ystery as to who set off th e Outlook — b ut give your real stu d en ts a re also lti line for sta te H essel im p lem en t com pany, sum e I have had as much reason years. T heir train in g and the fact feel justified in tak in g an additional the fatal b last is no n ea rer a so lu nam e. Call G resham 1561. and national prizes. W illys-O verland d ealers a t G resh for com plaint reg ard in g th e high th a t m any of th e local leaders have liability of $37,500 to m ake a lte ra tion th a n ever. am, have joined w ith d ealers w ate r rales as any one, at th e sam e had one or m ore y ea rs of ex p eri tions and enlargem ents a t th is tim e, Double funeral services for the throughout the co untry In a special tim e I, like Mr. Anderson, am not ence has had a noticeable effect as the d istric t is already carrying victim s, Mrs. Inez Jo n es and h er featu rin g of th e W illys-K night in favor of gving up Bull Run w a upon th e g eneral qu ality of the in te re st draw ing liability in bonds ten-year-old son H arold, w ere held stan d ard sixes and unusual in terest ter. one of G resham 's g reatest a s work being done in m any counties, and outstanding w a rra n ts of $93- tills afternoon at D am ascus, with is shown by the m any inquiries sets. We w ent to a lot of Incon 1 rep o rts L. J. Allen, a s sista n t stat« 000. T hose p resen t w ere alm ost in term ent in D am ascus cem etery. and culls for d em onstration. The venience and expense to get it. and 1 club lender. unanim ous in tu rn in g down the The services w ere in ch arg e of the Four of th e home local com pany has recent sales and why should we now he asked to nse ' econom ic d em onstration team s In project: I. O. O. F. lodge of Boring and r e (By B. F. A ldrich) o rd ers on record for th is im proved well w ater, w hich in a d ry season stree ts, outside of th e m ain th o r cluding the cham pion team and The m eeting carried a m otion r e m arks w ere m ade by th e Rev. O. J. T he follow ing in te restin g and In oughfare. are now’ deserted, sto res car w hich has for y ears pust been would, in all probability, not he sofiie of the livestock d em o n stra q u estin g ’"that an itemized s ta te Gill of P le a sa n t Home. T he p a r accepted as so n early perfect. a re v acant, th e ofd city hall is sufficient to su p p o rt the needs of tion team s at tl^c sta te fair were m ent of the financial condition of en ts of Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. stru ctiv e acco u n t of p resen t condi To give tlie public a fu rth e r op th is fast grow ing com m unity and led by these ex club m em bers. th e Union high school district be Roe of Alsea .Oregon, w ere present. tions and fu tu re possibilities was closed, the log houses a re going to p o rtu n ity of inspecting th is new decay, and the busy past is now in the various in d u stries depending E arl. 19-year-old son. still m ain w ritten for th e Outlook by the given publicity by the school board tlie m inds of hut few. car, which is being offered nt the on so m uch w ater In th e sum m er ,..., in the Outlook for the benefit of the ta in s th a t his w as not the hand th a t lowest price ever set on a W illys- tim e. In case of a drought we would | * 1 ' D L N * M L A K r, BN Soapy S m ith’s Career. touched off the box of dynam ite, au th o r afte r he had spent a m onth tax payers. 9 TO I’BEN ENT U. DC D. One cannot visit Skagw ay w ith K night six. all W illys-O verland feel very sm all In having to a p T he sentim ent w as expressed although he freely adm its th a t he in A laska, g ath erin g inform ation, High school stu d e n ts th ro u g h o u t th a t m eetings of th is n a tu re should placed the dangerous explosive u n m uch of which is new to the aver- out d esiring to h ear the people of d ealers for th e next two weeks will proach the P o rtlan d w ater board _______ . „ , , th is now quiet ham let tell about the give special d em o n stratio n s to all again for Bull Run, and we m ight the sta te will he given first hand der the house. be m ore frequently indulged in. Inform ation on university life by R obert Jones w as perm itted age reader. Mr. A ldrich, who is g()]d rUBb days and the fam ous in terested m otorists to show the be tu rn ed down, tljen w hat? Theod. B rugger presided at the er, speed, stam ina, economy I would suggest th a t the w ater m em bers of th e G reater Oregon m eeting. D. E. Tow le w as se cre Monday to receive v isito rs a t his a form er G resham m an, now lives crook "Soapy Sm ith.” The height pow and d u rab ility of the sta n d ard six. board lie invited out to G resham at com m ittee of th e U niversity of O re cot in Good S am aritan hospital. He at 2920-55th stree t, South P o rt- of th is excitem ent w as In 1897 and ta ry . The new W illys-K night sta n d ard the next com m ercial club m eeting gon d u rin g the sprin g vacation, '98 ami but little w as known of has not been told th a t any su s land.—Ed. A laska by the g eneral public up to six. powered by a sleeve valve en and have th e m a tte r discussed March IS to 24. Final appolnt- picion is attached to the nam e of GOITRE CASES FOUND Most people who visit A laska call th a t tim e . The tale Is Intensely In gine alread y has set a high s ta n thoroughly before m aking any i m ents to com m ittees In 12 d istric ts his son E arl. T he tw o g irls, E thel BY EXAMINATIONS Jones and her aunt G ladys Roe. are ohly at K etchekan, Ju n eau and tere stin g and no sto ry of A laska dard of p erfo rm an ce and its u n change. I feel su re they would be of Oregon w ere recently m ade by usual reception on the p a rt of the ¡th e d m trm a a o( th e g r o u p s . Much in te rest w as taken in the recovering from th e ir injuries.- Skagway. A few. how ever, go a seem s quite com plete unless some public a t all of th e autom obile reasonable. A nother thing, we should think In m any cities program s and ex- g o itre exam ination conducted at little fa rth e r n orth to Lake Bennett m ention is m ade of th e h ardships show s w here it has been exhibited seriously on th e well question hibltions will lie staged for tho stu - which th e gold seek ers suffered th e G resham grade school on la st and Lake Atlin. But if one w ishes W ednesday m orning under the GEO. THROCKMORTON — to obtain a com prehensive know l and how "Soapy" and his gang and at d ealer show room s th ro u g h O resham has no sew erage system , dents, while full inform ation on SUCCUMBS TO ICI NESS edge of the vast te rrito ry it is best stole th e gold d u st and nuggets out the co u n try indicate th a t th is and th a t In th ese days of sa n lta - w hat th e u niversity has to offer will auspices of the M ultnom ah County ca r alread y hohls a conspicuous tion should he thoroughly consld- ' he m ade available. High school P ublic H ealth association. Dr. J. George T hrockm orton, 72, b ro th to go as far north as the A rctic from the retu rn in g m iners. position of p o p u larity in its price ered.. Y ears ago we had very few p rin cip als throughout th e sta te E arl E lse of P ortland, em inent er of Mrs. J. II. Wood of G resham , circle, at least, and then journey An excellent b o o k , covering th is classification. fine homes and law ns. Now we liave show n a w illingness to coop goitre specialist, assisted by Dr. II- passed aw ay at M ultnomah hospital south th ro u g h th e interior. subject, and many oth ers, is en- The sta n d ard six re ta in s the ta k e pride in o u r city of beautiful era te In the work and a re a rra n g V. Adix, perform ed the exam ina Monday m orning, March 19, after A larg e portion of the A laska 1,1 th e M a k in g h a ra c te ristic s of the special six homes and g ardens, and If we are ing dates an d details for th e stu tions. T hree hundred and tw enty- several m onths' illness from ca n to u rists are ladies who are occu l>y John W. Underwood and anyone c and the g reat six. T he lines are tw o persons w ere exam ined, in cer. He had been in th e hospital pied in th e ir home w ards as p ri desiring a com prehensive knowl long and g racefu l w hile th e in terio r going to become one big city, that d en t «peakers and th e ir program s Is, a p art of P o rtlan d , su rely we th is week. cluding 25 m others of the children. to r the p ast four weeks. Besides vate edge of A laska should read it. se creta ries, sten o g rap h ers appointm ents harm onize perfectly can fide over un til th at tim e a r Jack D ow sett is a m em ber of th e As a resu lt. 19 cases of goitre w ere Mrs. Wood, he is survived by an o th and school teach ers. - Tlie ones A g re a t num ber of the gold with th e exterior, color com bina- rives and keep one good th in g we com m ittee w orking In the eighth detected. Dr. E lse gave a ta lk to er sister, Mrs. S arah .1. G athers of who received th e g re a te st am ount seek ers on th eir way to the K lon tlonft. have. d istric t, which Is composed of the m o th ers oil th e prevention and Topeka, K ansas. T hese a re the of atten tio n from the sc atterin g dike, disem barked at Skagw ay U nusual room iness is provided in R W alters' le tte r was Interesting C lackam as and M ultnomah coun- c u re of goitre. only m em bers left of a fam ily of 11 m ale p assen g ers on our ship w ere H ere by the aid of packsacks the In terio r both for d riv er and w herein he advise, us to boost the • ties outside th e city of P ortland. In th e .O rient school on the same children. Mr. T hrockm orton was a the g irls holding se creta rial p o rt sleds. horses, etc., they endeavored p assengers w hile the form -fitting sam e ns C alifornia Why not? We o th e rs In the grout) and the tow ns forenoon SI persons w ere exam ined native of G reen county, P en n sy l folios or positions ca rry in g a sim to cro ss the m ountains to Lake cushioM give an added com fort. hflve excellent ch u rch es, schools, In which they w ork a re Lucy T ru - and eight cases of goitre w ere vania. ila r title. These fem ale secreta ries B ennett by way of th e Cbllcoot T he headlights a re co n tro lled by scenery, roads and Bull Run w ater, j llnger, B oring; Jam es Crlssey, S an found. F uneral services w ere held th is w ere really q u ite a study! They Bass. At the lake, rafts, sail and dy. anti Bella Reed, Corbett. T he exam inations w ill be given afternoon in the chapel of Lincoln ca st a furtive g lance tow ard the row boats w ere h astily b u ilt on m eans of a foot sw itch a t th e left Don't let us forget It th e clutch pedal, enabling the Many whom I p ersonally know | at th e G resham Union high school Memorial park and w ere u nder (he idle rich and the men who w ere too w hich th e hardy m iners carried of riv er to d iv ert th e ray s w ithout are trad in g In G resham today b e I 11I011 Signal Day to lie Gliserted. on W ednesday, March 28, to all p u auspices of the o rd ers of Moo.-.e old to play any gam es o th er th an th e ir belongings acro ss th e lake d rem oving a hand from th e steerin g cause th eir ch ild ren a re atten d in g I A very in terestin g program has pils who have perm its from th e ir and Eagles, at th e expressed wish poker and golf. and over the treach ero u s rapids of S hort sk irts, wheel. the G resham school. T hese patrons been p repared for “ Union Signal" p aren ts. * .,1 Mr. T hrockm orton, who belonged bobbed h air, p aint, pow der and a th e Yukon to Dawson and tin All closed bodies are c h a ra c te r have expressed them selves often. day, which will be observed at tho to both »orders. T he Rev. Wm. C. tria n g u la r piece of black co u rt- Klondike. ized by rounded roof sides, the gen "I never knew G resham was such re g u la r m eeting of th e W. C. T, U. Repair Driveways. E aueette, p asto r of th e M illard p laster glued to th e left side of the To cro ss the pass w as a hazard- eral design of the en tire ca r follow a fine little business town until I w hich will be held at th e home of Avenue P resb y terian ch u rch of Now is th e tim e to rep a ir your chin w ere th e ir p rin cip al adorn- o ils u n d erta k in g —the slopes w ere ing the lines of th e refined Willys- had ch ild ren in the schools th ere." Mrs. I,. P. M anning on T h ursday drivew ays w ith crushed rock or P ortlan d preached the fu n eral s e r m ents. trea ch e ro u s and In less th an two K night c a rs for 1928. Let us hold th ese people. We all afternoon. In response to the roll road gravel. See W alrad & W right, mon. C rem ation of th e body fol Our boat w as h ard ly a b re ast th e years m ore th an 1000 horses w ere need them and they need us. cull each im rnher will tell of tho lowed the services. G resham . Phone 1631.—Adv. so u th ern tip of V ancouver Island sacrificed, and one spot on this DB. DUBAIK SEEKS Y ours for a bigger and b etter best th in g she has found In th e before th ese fair m aidens com- trail today hears the nam e of “Dead G resham , la test issue of th e "S ignal." A COMMISSIONER JOB menced to get acquainted with th e H orse G ulch.” The hum an toll was A CONSTANT READER. ta lk will fellow from the subject, "I am su re th a t you will agree "g e n try ”—and oh! so easy to get also larg e and m any died from "W hy T ake th e Union S ignal?" acquainted. D ancing was th e fa- pneum onia, exhausti&n, scu rv y or with me w hen I say th a t th e g re a t WOMEN’S PROGRAM TO O ther num bers on the program in vorite pastim e. The "sp o rts" from falling off some precipitous est single need of our public a f clude an exercise, "A Dream T h at fairs today is Just o rd in ary busi PR ESENT FINE READER am ong the m ales of 60 years and bluff to an abyss below, Given by A m erican Legion and A uxiliary A program of In terest Is being 1 Came T ru e "; a song, “ Fly Our Sig o v e r were out In force for the first The "m ushroom city " of Kkag- ness sense and m ethods in th e a d m in istrativ e end,” says Dr. J. D. p rep ared for the en te rta in m e n t to nal H igh” ; a reading, “Good-bye Walter W. Metzger’s Bulek Sales Room, Gresham shuffie. The girls of the secre- way lent Its appeal to "Soapy Duhack, in announcing him self a be given F riday evening at th e | Ignorance, Inform ation* How Do ta ria l fra te rn ity beam ed w ith w in- s m ith ” who had been known tn candidate for nom ination as coun- M ethodist ch u rch by th e Home MIs- You Do?"; rep o rt of the rec en t some sm iles and won the adm ira- s t. L ouis and Montana as a gam bler ty com m issioner. "No business m an slo n ary society. A special featu re su b scrip tio n contest. tion of th e "g ray -h aired fa th e rs ” and confidence man. In th e fall of who haH any hope of being success- of the p rogram will he the readings by balancing and tu rn in g w ith th e 97 he first appeared in Skagw ay ful or any reg ard for his financial by Miss F ran ces Notz of P o rtland, grace of an Indian p rin cess and and sta rte d a saloon. playing a finger tat-to o on th e One of his tricks was to pretend standing, would to le ra te for a mo- nn advanced pupil of D oris Sm ith, Bridge and 500 shoulders of th e ir ad m irers. to p ut a dollar bill inside of a m ent any th in g oth er th an clean th e w ell-know n d ram atic a r t In -s m ethods In his own bust- « t r a c to r of E llison W hite Conser- 4 First Prizes Everyone Invited The n ex t m orning the call was w rap p er containing a sm all b ar of l»u-ln« ness .and If elected It will he my vatory of Music. sounded for deck parad e and th e soap and throw It in a basket, but W ednesday E vening, M arch 2t— Admission 25c including refresh m en ts Vocal and In stru m en tal num bers A m erican le g io n and A ux iliary c a rd passen g ers com m enced to p air off. only his henchm en found any e a rn est endeavor to use ju st such and w hile the boat threaded its money in the package as it. was r e clean m ethods In the affairs of the will be given by local ta len t, and p a rty a t W aller M etzger salesroom . public. Mrs. B lair's o rch e stra Is expected way th ro u g h the narro w and oft- moved. And for th is tric k he was W ednesday. M arch 21, 2 JO,—P T A. ecause 1 believe th is to be tru e, to play. T his program is being a r m eeting. O n s h a m g ra d e school tim es foggy channel of th e inside . given th e sobriquet of "S oapy”, I a "B ls o bell« v « th a t the Introduction ranged with ca re and will he well SPECIAL NOTICE passage, n early everyone ca u g h t j which he seemed to enjoy, a y Noon, M arch 22.—L unch- the spell and seem ed to have m et He was a benefactor as well as id straig h t mi .m - m e th o d s In to w orth while. T he adm ission charge enn T h a u t rsd Lome of Mrs. J a c k G reenw ood, ad m in istratio n of our public is hut a nom inal one, and a cordial a new friend. l a b rigand and was alw ays first to the <n < nt. I» neflt P le asan t Hom e M eth From then on we lived as one 1 help anyone In d r e d istre -s. T h ere affairs will re su lt In an Im m ense in v itation Is extended to all in the odist l a d i e s Aid. saving of public m oneys and a com m unity to attend. fam ily un til the gang plank w as | w ere only tw o things th a t he r e I-t day E vening M arch 23 C oncert throw n ash o re and one by one we , ap«cted and feared. One w as the consequent reduction In the am ount by W H M. 8. at M ethodist church. G raham B ro th ers tru c k s outsold disem barked on th e shore of Canadian m ounted police, the o th er n ecessary to be raised by taxation. r.d a y E vening. M arch 2J — D ance A laska. j F ran k R. Reid. Reid w ent to In other w ords, elect a business all o th ers In C alifornia during 1927. at E Lynch scho«dhou«e. au sp ices L ynch A laska has an are a of 590,8841 A laska as a governm ent surveyor m an to a business office. P a re n t T ea ch e r A eeoclatlon. "Believing th< se th in g s and know- TOOK NODA 20 YEARN sq u are miles. It Is tw ice as large a i,d had laid out Skagw ay. He was H tK GAN NTOPN 8HH F rid a y Evening. M arch 23.—O. E 8. as T exas and five tim es as large as | a rough fro n tiersm an and could ing the success th e applicator) o t has "F o r 20 y ears I took soda for In- card p a rty , T ro u td a le M asonic hall. Oregon. Or som ething over four shoot fast and accurately. Being sound business p r ln d p h ’s S a tu rd a y . M arch 34—Food sale tn tim es the s ite of all of New Eng- a staunch follow er of law and or- brought In Jny private affairs, I digestion and stom ach gas. One tv b uilding on Pow ell stre e t for ben hope to he able to ren d e r a public bottle of A dlerlka brought m e com- W ill be held in the PUBLIC LIBRARY land and New York com bined, w ith jd e r he w as appointed m arshal. efit of lloliert Jo n e s fam ily. service by the application of these p |Pte rp | | pf " _ j B Hardy, 1 population, acco rd in g to th e last About th e middle of the year 1898 A dlerlka relieves stom ach gas W eilnes.lay M w h 2't, » a m — F re e 1 census, of 54.899 and probably not law lessness was ram p a n t—many of principles to p ublic In terests.’ and so u rn ess In TEN m inutes. Aqt- goiter e v im in a tio n e a t G resham Union 'o v e r 45.000 today In th e gold ru sh th e re tu rn in g gold diggers had lost Wlnduw C leaning. ing on BOTH upper an d lower ¡d ay s of 1899 and 1999 th e cities of th e ir money in Skagw ay. One For ex p ert window cleaning s«— bowel, It rem oves old w aste m a tte r F rid a y Evening. M arch 10.—O peret- I Nome and Skagw ay had a com A lexander S tew art, a m iner, came bined population la rg e r th an th e re to over th e tra il from Dawson and H T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers w ith J you never th o u g h t was In your sjrs- ta a t S andy H igh school aud ito riu m , (lrlUv M.4r< i T 31 Bake sale. is in th e whole tt^ rlto ry a t the left hia "poke" containing upw ards R o h s Brown, G resham , phone 2501 l. m I^et A dlerlka give your stom The purpose of this meeting is to establish the »< I l and bow els a REAL clean sin g ,.s G resham R ebekah lodge, a t present tim e. of $3000 in gold d u st a t "Soapy's" feasibility of organizing a post of the veterans of In su ran ce funds for farm loans. and see how m uch b etter you feel. A. W. M etzger store. Skagw ay grew in a tew m onths saloon as th e re w ere no banks in No com m ission or brokerage. Very It will su rp rise you! G re sh a m ' s n tu rd a v . from tw o or th ree hundred to a j - E v angelical foreign wars in Gresham. , easy term s. B W. T horne.—Adv. Continued on page 2 Drug Cotnpany.— Adv. church hake sale at Sanitary market. 1 city of 15.000, hut most of the 1 Funeral Held for Explosion Victims CARD PARTY WEDNESDAY EVE.. MARCH 21 A MASS MEETING of Foreign Service Men FRIDAY EVE.. MARCH 23 8 p.m. Citizen Has Fears of City Well Water