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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