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GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OKKOON. TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 102S
VOL. 18, NO. 11
School Bond Issue
Gets Crushing Blow
Twice as Quick Twice as Good, Twice-a-W eek Outlook!!
FOR COMMISSIONER
U. H. S. Graduate
Base Line Boosters Friendship’s Bark
Regrets Bond Loss Want Wider Road Goes on the Rocks
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Per Year
VOl'NU MAS I'OK SENATE.
Studied by W.C.T.U.
A storm w hich has been brew ing
I G resham , Oregon, A pril 16. 1928. | The Rase Line Im provem ent as-
At th e m eeting of th e board of
j —E ditor O utlook:— I would like to sociation had its re g u la r m onthly in th e offing for weeks past and
d irecto rs Of th e G resham W. C. T. U.
express a few of my th o u g h ts re- . m eeting on A pril 9 at the Rockwood whch has seriously th rea ten e d to
held T h ursday at the hom e of Mrs.
warding th e recen t bond issue for | gran g e w here a very excellent
II. C. L arsen, th e women m ade a
w
reck
th
e
boat
called
“
F
rien
d
-
i
i the en larg em en t of Union high . supper w as served by th e ladies of
; study of some of th e m ethods of the
school No. 2. We all know by now, the g ran g e from 6:30 to 8, afte r sh ip ,” on "which two aged b ellig er- 1
i the re su lt of th e vote, and I, for which a sh o rt program w as pre- en ts should have been sailin g peace­
Association A gainst th e P rohibition
I one, tun so rry for th e outcom e, for sented w hich included a co rn et fully, broke loose W ednesday w ith ,
Amendm ent, T he c h a ra c te r of th e
it can clearly be seen th a t our solo, saxophone duets and a tap
m aterial put out by th is o rg an iza­
high school has p rogressed very dance. D uring the business m eet­ all sails sp read and S.O.S. call to th e I
tion is ra th e r su rp risin g and very
sa tisfac to rily in th e p ast six y ears ing which follow ed It. C. Binford h u rric a n e deck w hen Isaac P ard u n
and I w ish very m uch th a t it may w as elected as second vice p re si­ w as ord ered by Ju stic e E astm an to
m isleading. T hat those who be­
vacate
the
p
rem
ises
belonging
to
dent and w as also elected to serve
continue.
lieve in th e 18th am endm ent should
R.
W.
T
elford.
It is obvious th a t th e proposed on an executive com m ittee along
become b etter inform ed on the tac-
About six m onths ago P ard u n I
en larg em en t is very necessary, and w ith W. L. C rissey, K arl H annem an,
i tics of the A. A. P. A. w as th e opin­
easily understood th a t th e added W. P. L andes, Judge A. D. Leady, moved Into the T elford house with
"b u rd en " in form of tax es would George Page, Ray P erkins, Claude th e u n d erstan d in g he w as to have [
ion of th e women present.
tw
o
m
o
n
th
s’
free
re
n
t
if
lie
w
ould
!
not have been so g reat, ce rtain ly Shafft r, F 8 PR kt ring a n d M r s
At th e re g u la r m eeting in the a f­
not m ore th an we could bear. It is P earl Decker. Many subjects of re p a ir it. T his he proceeded to do,
ternoon a t th e lib ra ry th e union
very self evident, th a t a high in te rest to th e resid en ts along the o rd erin g m a terial from a local lum ­
endorsed th e plans of th e directo rs
school th a t can offer all subjects Rase Line road w ere discussed, th e ber p la n t to th e am ount ot $17 on
and cou rses of study included in m ost im p o rtan t of these being the th e alleged in stru c tio n s ot T elford
for special m eetings on citizenship.
any high school cu rricu lu m is go­ w idening of th e road w hich is the to get w hat he needed. P ard u n
T he holding of a ta le n t tea was
ing to recom m end itself very h ig h ­ clu b 's object a t th is time. Several w as in the house six m onths, d u r ­
authorized, this to be under the
ing
w
hich
tim
e
he
failed
to
pay
any
ly
to
any
stu
d
en
t
by
th
a
t
very
re
a
­
can
d
id
ates
for
the
forthcom
ing
II. L. ('amp.
direction of th e executive com m it­
son. A school th a t has th e high election gave sh o rt talk s. A new re n t or any p a rt of the lum ber bill
te e
T he selection of a capable man ratin g and good nam e th at o u r j paper "T he Base Line R ooster” w as | and fltvtly refu sed to vacate until
J. E. Bennett.
T he G resham union has by co u r­
th
e
stro
n
g
arm
of
the
law
bore
for
county
com
m
issioner
will
be
high
school
holds,
is
ce
rtain
ly
no
m
ailed
to
each
of
the
272
m
em
bers
WRITER AGAINST
tesy of Mrs. L. P. M anning m ade
down
on
him
la
st
week
w
ith
e
je
c
t­
“1
w
as
born
on
n
farm
In
M
ercer
one
of
th
e
im
p
o
rtan
t
duties
of
the
risk for added bonds.
j of the club a few days prio r to the
und tilled four com fort kits for hoys
ADDED TAXATION v oters of M ultnom ah county. The g reat
But, as has been said before, j m eeting, w hich contained all the m ent proceedings. The plaintiff in county, M issouri, in S eptem ber, who have recently gone from
G resham . Oregon. April 13, 1928. m an nom inated on May 18 w ill “w hile th e re is life, th e re is hope,” past and fu tu re doings of th e club. th e c a se’ w as rep resen ted by C. G.
—To th e E d ito r:—W hen th is issue likely be elected in November and and th e re seems to be a g rea t deal This issue w as edited and p re se n t­ S chneider, w hile Mr. P a rd u n ’s in ­ 1891,” says J. E. R ennett, rep u b li­ G resham into the United S tates
Service.
reach es its rea d ers th e election w ill ta k e office in Ja n u a ry next, of life yet.
ed by Mr. Binford and Mr .Currey, te re sts w ere protected by A ttorney can can d id ate for th e sta te senate,
T h at a group of women had v is­
W.
J.
Cooper.
P
ard
u
n
h
as
ren
ted
held to determ ine th e fate of the tak in g th e place of Amadee M.
and
we
ta
k
e
th
a
t
to
m
ean
th
a
t
he
It is deplorable th a t so m any but before th e m eeting w as over a
bond issue for th e G resham Union Sm ith, whose term expires. The m isleading sta te m en ts and sto rie s | group of 25 business men and th e II. J. W hite house on F o u rth will be nom inated on May IS and ited Mrs. P ercy Giese and m ade
pajam as for the C hild ren 's F arm
high school w ill be a thing of the tw o hold-over com m issioners are w ere circ u lated am ong us during women took ft upon them selves to stre e t and has moved his scan ty
be elected in November. E sp ecial­ Home was reported. T he women
past. From all indications in this Clay S. Morse and G ran t Phegley. the la st few days, tending to draw finance fu rth e r editions.
possessions there.
S everal w eeks ago P ard u n took ly does th is seem likely w hen his will meet again wth Mrs. Giese next
section it is slated for failu re if
T he p resen t can d id ates a re Dr. our th o u g h ts aw ay from th e rea l
up a “co llectio n ” from a num ber of experience and qualifications are week to com plete the work.
oth er com m unities a re of th e sam e .1. D. Duback, an o p to m etrist; F red issue.
The “ P atrio tic Roll” w as c irc u ­
ROCKWOOD
G resham business men w ith w hich considered.
opinion. W hen th e cost of educa­ W. G erm an, rea lto r, and H. L.
"H ow ever,” as good salesm en
lated Sunday am ong the young peo-
Mrs. H. D. R artholom y and to send T elford to Rend, Oregon,
tion of th e "m asse s” becomes the Camp, an arch itect, all of P o rtlan d . say, "every knock is a boost for the
Mr. R ennett Is a business m an. pie of G resham th ro u g h the medi-
sm all d au g h ter visited h er p are n ts w here the la tte r intended to re-
heavy burden it is today for the
anaging his own p roperty In um of the various Sunday schools,
H. L. Camp is w ell know n in th is o th er fellow .”
th e Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Dunlop for main. F ailin g to secu re a receipt m
tax payer, it is tim e less education
Now,
since
so
m
uch
h
as
been
P o rtlan d and is a su b stan tia l tax w ith the re su lt 75 sig n a tu re s w ere
| for th e $6, P ard u n refused to tu rn [layer
be provided or else the burden of locality, especially am ong the older said about th e high school "n o t be a few days la st week.
In the county. He Is a mem­ secured. T his roll is m ade up of
residents. He lived la G resham
finances be m ore evenly d istrib u t­ w
Mrs.
Jam
es
R.
Sm
ith
had
us
|
over
th
e
m
oney
for
th
e
tick
et
which
hen th e re w as no such place. He j la g
a g° °d location in th e first ;
ber of th e leading fra te rn a l o rd ers the nam es of young people betw een
ed. P erh ap s if he who receives the says th a t w as w hen th e re w as only Place and th a t it should be on w eek-end v isito rs her b ro th er-in - would cu rry his erstw h ile friend uml
civic organizations.
th e ages of 14 and 25 y ea rs who
education had to shoulder a ju st a schoolhouse and a cam p m eeting
m° r e , «,g h t> \ and . w ell-d rain ed . law and siste r Mr. and Mrs. Geo and pal to ea ste rn Oregon. Mrs. C.
He say s: “ I received th e nom i­ pledge to tal abstinence und th eir
W. C onklin, who had ch a rg e of the
sh a re of the burden, w hat learning ground here. For 3 0 v ears he has Eround," and th e re being a move- P ayne of Seattle.
from influence for law enforcem ent. T he
is acquired would be m ore a p p re ­ ground here. For 30 y ears he has m ent on foot to consolidate ea ste rn ( Mr and Mrs Ge„ r ge Thom pson T elford house and who owed him a nation for rep rese n tativ e
ciated and perh ap s put to b etter lived in P o rtlan d w here he has M ultnom ah into one high school ; bave moved into th eir home on sm all am ount of money, p urchased M ultnom ah county in 1924 by a roll, w hen com plete, will be d is­
been an arc h ite c t and builder.
vote of 24.594 and w as elected by played at the w orld's convention of
use th an at presept.
istrict, I w an t to ask you read ers, jjeller avenue w hich has been com- his tick et for him and p u t him on a vote of 55,000, w hich gave me the
W I ' T l'
i n I» ' I n * lil in Ju ly
Mr. Camp th in k s rec en t events d HOW
MRS. LOUISE NELSON.
th
e
tra
in
nt
T
routdale.
It
w
as
but
Ml CH will th is sightly ami 1 p)etelv renovated and re-decorated
ill S w itzerland. T he sen tim en t as
th
ird
h
ighest
vote
of
any
m
em
ber
prove the need on the county board w ell-drained
a
sh
o
rt
tim
e,
how
ever,
when
T
el­
ground cost us? How . f()r
of a m an of his experience in con­ much w ill new high school build- I
ford reap p eared , saying th a t th e in (lie house of rep resen tativ es. expressed by th e sig n a tu re s of a
,
TIIIEVES ACTIVE
to Q uesinberry's clim ate east of th e m ountains was However, I did not a t th a t tim e, nor vast arm y of young people, is both
stru
ctio
n
w
ork
and
asks
the
voters
ings cost us? Stop and figure up
NEAR TROUTDALE to th
finished
and too severe for bis co n stitu tio n , it do I now, consider th a t vote as be­ com m endable and om inous.
n early
it li in
i i k
a th
m is
i s m a tte
i le r r over
over.
n r n h n h l« l u r e « w e w o u ld h a v e ' g a r a g e
is
.j
......
T he la test rep o rt of the d epreda­
' I ' l l l ' I ll Xl I l l C I ' l i l l g
I l f t il« ’ W. C.
Mr.
Camp
sta
rte
d
his
business
c
a
-
,
t0
pav
then.
And
don't
figure
too
!
s£ould
be
opened
to
the
public
in w as on his re tu rn last week th a t ing of a p ersonal n atu re, but ra th e r
tio n s of thieves in th is vicinity is
T. U. will be held a t th e hom e of
as
an
endo
rsem
en
t
of
my
business
evictm
ent
proceedings
took
place.
from th e residence of Mr. and Mrs. ree r in P o rtlan d as a jo u rn ey m an i econom ically eith er, for I don't j t n e ' f‘ry near lu lu r e -
p rin cip les w hich w ere know n to a Mrs. F ra n k Peak on T h u rsd ay a f­
R ichard K n a rr who live on the carp en te r, b ut soon branched o ut have a hunch th a t the ground w ill | A silver tea w ill he held in th e Mr. P a rd u n is ap p a ren tly honest in g reat m any M ultnom ah
county ternoon, April 26.
Sandy riv er five m iles n o rth ea st of into th e co n tra ctin g business and be given for th is school, exactly. Rockwood ch u rch F riday night his in ten tio n s to re tu rn th e money people.
G resham . T heir house w as entered w as the builder of th e Colum bia Very likely th e re would be so m uch The h o stesses on th is occasion will he collected to th e co n trib u to rs.
"As a m em ber of th e house of DELEGATES CHOSEN
C harges and co u n ter ch arg es of
last evening during th e ir absence th e ate r, M aternity hospital, W est­ objection to th is proposal th a t it be Mrs. J. F. Dunlop and Mrs. C. L.
th e m isdem eanors of th e two rep rese n tativ es I served on th e
FOR STATE GRANGE
and a $250 radio, a rifle and a shot ern D airy P ro d u cts building, In ­ will ta k e a much longer tim e th an H aynes.
The Rockwood D ram atic club p re ­ "boys" have been faith fu lly re ­ follow ing com m ittees: I w as c h a ir­
gun stolen. T he house was th o r­ m an-P aulso n m ills, Pacific Car & two y ea rs before th is com es to
An
enjoyable
program w as put
man
of
the
ru
les
and
jo
in
t
ru
les
sented its la te st play, "T h e Col­ counted into th e ea rs of th e ir com m ittee, m em ber of m edicine, on ut tiie lectu re hour of the G resh ­
oughly ransacked, presum ably in Foundry com pany p lan t and oth er pass.
frien
d
s
for
several
w
eeks
past.
It
large
buildings.
In
th
e
m
eanw
hile
th
is
$37.500
on
el's
Maid”
a
t
S
p
rin
g
d
ale
la
st
F
r
i­
the search for money.
d en tistry and p harm acy and m em ­ am grunge S aturday afternoon.
In his sta te m en t accom panying bond would help us g rea tly and day nig h t and took along an o r­ would ap p ear th a t the lum ber d e a l­ ber of w ays and m eans com m ittees E specially e n tertain in g was the
County au th o rities w ere imme-
er
who
sold
th
e
building
m
a
terial
c
h
e
stra
consisting
of
sev
eral
prom
-
diately notified and D eputy Sheriff his declaratio n of candidacy, Camp ce rtain ly do us no harm .
"T he prom ises m ade by me p rio r fine ad d ress given by Misa Mnutlo
to P ard u n is th e man "holding the
S quire w as se n t to the place, b u t's a y s :
j I would like to have you figure I in en t Rockwood ladies,
to election to th e house w ere few A ldrich, and thu piano num bers by
sack
."
It
is
understood
th
at
lieTias
could find no tra c e of the invader.! - j bave been a resid en t of th is <his for yourselves, and see w hat ■ Mr a n ,| Mrs. l H orton, Mr. and
in num ber b ut my record will show Roh D ow sett and Danny M urphy
E n tran c e to th e house is th o u g h t to county for 50 y ears and for 30 y ea rs I y ° u r
conclusions are. D on't let Mrs j am ,.s W allace of Rockwood, filed a lien a g a in st th e property.
those pr.imiseH w ere kept. I shnll w ere also much appreciated.
have been m ade through a window, 1 a su b stan tia l taxpayer. My w ork some "lead er" figure th e cost for
Mrs. P iercy of P o rtlan d , spent
W. Il .Raillie, th e new ly-appoint­
m ake very few prom ises now.
although a door previously locked,
for th e last 30 y ea rs as an arc h itec t .v<”> a l|d th en ta k e his w ord for it. ! t he week-end a t V ader, W ashing- OBSERVATION OE
R ather, 1 will rely upon th e men ed d u b agent for M ultnom ah co u n ­
w as found unlocked on the re tu rn
an(j builder has given me an execu- I L ae y ° u r own heads th is tim e.
. i to(1 with relatives.
They w ere
AVERY KODIE and women of M ultnom ah county ty, was introduced to th e audience
I would like to try th is bond I joine«j th e re by Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
of the occupants of th e hous'e.
tive experience w hich should be
T he b a ttle is over. T he dead for su p p o rt who a re fam iliar with b y S. II Hall
m eantim e I | p i ercy anil d au g h ter, of S eattle,
valuable in th is position. I am not issue again but
A delegation from th e St. Jo h n s
buried (he w ounded cared for. It my reco rd as a business m an and
an 1 ^
WOn d erfu l time
a politician.
I have no ax to grind i would like very m uch to i h ear an
bridge com m ittee w as p resen t in
leg
islato
r
.
I
believe
th
a
t
my
ex
­
JENNY l.IND CHORUS,
should I be elected would im p artial debate on th is subject,
Mr. and Mrs. H um phreys, newly is re g re ta b le th a t p erso n alities en ­ perience as a m em ber of th e im ­ the In terests of the proposed bridge
MUNSON TRIO COMING and
striv e honestly and conscientiously T he high school stu d en ts could do arriv ed
from
M innesota, have tered Into th e conflict. People of p o rta n t com m ittees of th e H ouse to spun the W illam ette.
A com ing event w hich will to conduct th e business to th e best th is and th e re ce rtain ly are m any moved Into the S haver p ro p erty at m a tu re y ea rs should learn to "stick of R ep resen tativ es to g eth er w ith
T he g ran g e was adjourned to
doubtless prove of m uch in te re st to in te re sts of all th e ta x p ay e rs.”
sources of inform ation. I would V illa avenue and Rockwood road.
to the Issue,” H ow ever, tw o th in g s my g eneral know ledge of th e needs W ednesday evening, when degree
!
like
to
see
every
one
a
t
th
is
debate
m usic lovers is the concert to be
H is slogan is "C apable, C o n stru c­
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H ansen left
of tills d istric t coupled w ith my w ork will lie put on.
and have them listen QUIETLY to Monday for Corvallis.
stick out like so re th u m b s: T h ere b u sin ess experien ce qualifies me
given by the Jen n y Lind chorus tive, Conscientious."
Mr. and M th . W. B. P arso n s w ere
th e
d ebaters.
T hese
stu d en ts
and the Munson trio of P o rtlan d , on
elected a lte rn a te delegates to the
Mrs. It. W ebber Invited a num ber will be no high school bonds for for the position of sta te sen ato r.
, should be able to get a hold of of friends to her hom e F rid a y eve
the evening of May 4 a t the G resh­ LOCAL MAN DESIGNS
"My platform is as follow s: As sta te g ran g e to be held a t R ainier,
av ailab le inform ation to be nlng to celeb rate h er b irth d ay , also som e tim e to come. S tu d en ts from your rep rese n tativ e I did my duty Oregon, Ju n e 6. O. I. Neal, is th e
am high school gym, u nder th e
PICT! RE IIRI COYER 1 every
o u tlying d istric ts m ust find o th er
had on th is question.
auspices of th e S aron L u th eran
th a t of Mrs. Lamb. Roth received
p rescrib ed by my oath of office. official delegate by reason of his
J. G. S h earer of th e S h earer
Y ours for a b etter and larg er m any lovely gifts. A m ost d elig h t­ schools to atten d . Right or w rong, as
church choir.
As your sta te se n ato r I will ren d er position as w orthy m aster.
Chevrolet
com
pany
h
as
received
a
high
school.
In the fine program w hich is be­
th e voters have spoken.
If the the sam e honest, conscientious, ef­
ful evening w as spent.
MRS. H. F. TILGNER,
ing assem bled w ill be a high class consignm ent of tire covers from a
T he Rockwood P aren t-T each er hoard of Union high school d istric t ficient service."
H ere a re som e suggestions for
m
anufactu
rin
g
com
pany
in
W
ater­
G
rad
u
ate
of
C
lass
of
'23.
rep o rto ire of songs w hich the
association recen tly gave a tea in No. 2 fails to exclude all freshm en
Such well known men as T. R. ta sty sandw iches for w inter a fte r­
g re a t Jen n y Lind m ade fam ous. The loo, Iowa, w hich he designed and
honor
of
Mrs.
Tyson
who
has
gone
H
ow
itt,
II.
E.
Tow
le
and
Ray
Gill
noon g ath erin g s, eith er at home or
cho ru s consists of 20 selected w hich th eir a rtis t w orked out.
to ea ste rn Oregon for an indeflniti from outside d istric ts next S ep­ are m entioned by Mr. R ennett as elsew h ere: F inely ground w a te r­
T he design is beautiful am i is UNIQUE BUILDING TO
voices under th e direction of Mrs.
tem
ber,
they
ure
rem
iss
In
th
e
ir
period.
Mrs.
Tyson
will
be
g
reatly
am ong ills frien d s and su p p o rters, cress, cream ed with b u tte r, and
HOUSE DRINK PARLOR
M ildred A nderson H ult.
T his w ithout question one of th e m ost
m issed by the m em bers of the
th e Outlook highly recom ­ spread on graham b rea d ; parsley,
One of the m uch talked of T rip le P. T. A. as she was alw ays a w illing d uty . T he o rd ers a re definite. and
w om en's chorus is recognized as attractiv e. It p ictu res a shining
erd an t fields. , X T h irst sta tio n s is to be located ,
T he pre-election sm oke screen is m ends him, know ing him to be all w ith a few drops of lemon juice,
...„ ----- ay
, bordered
--------------- by
. v ------------------
.
_ .
one of the forem ost in the state. highw
he claim s.
m inced and mixed w ith cream y
T he recent chorus which they gave houses and farm buildings. From near G resham , at th e Twelve-M ile ! w orker in Its affairs,____
about to be seen, also sm elled.
b u tte r in the sam e w ay; club
u it u iiv u
in P o rtlan d w as a decided success. a horn of plenty berries, fru its and se rv ic e statio n of w hich E. H „ . w u M
I «induct Monday Nrluiols.
cheese of sh a rp flavor, w ith chop­
Mrs. H ult is know n especially for vegetables are flowing. Snow cov- R ueppell is the p ro p rieto r. C laud' M INN «1 1 If I hr, I U N I ir .lt
A1 F au sset shot th e falls at O re­
Many rep o rts a re made, esp ecial­ ped E nglish w alnuts, a few drops
WEDS IN UALIKIRNIA
her o rato rio chorus of 80 voices ereil m ountains a re in the back- Stockton is in ch arg e of th e c o n -'
Coming as a com plete su rp rise to gon City. (H eadline in O regonian), ly in th e far w estern sta te s, of of onion juice, salt, and tom ato c a t­
w hich for some years w as the only ground, and in the foreground a stru etio n of th e building w hich
nam e w|jj be unique in th a t it will be i everyone outside th e c irc le of her "W h at of It", says th e editor. S up­ gran g es w hich a re conducting S un­ su p ; orange rind, g rated , and
chorus of its kind in the sta te giv­ billboard displaying th e
Oregon.
"S h ea re r ghaped like two b a rre ls of root im m ediate fam ily, th e m essage was posing Mr. F au sse t had sta rte d be­ day schools in sm all ru ra l lo cali­ mixed w ith b utter. C ut th e sa n d ­
ing an n u a l rend itio n s of the “Mes­ “G resham ,
ties w here th e re Is no ch u rch and w iches w ith fancy cooky cu tters.
Chevrolet
Co.”
is
lettered
below.
beer tb e (lrinl{ w bjch is featu red received Sunday an n o u n cin g the
sia h .”
Mr. S h earer is p rotected by copy- by the T rip le X ch ain sto res m arrlag p of Miss M yrtle R usher to low th e falls and gone up strea m ? no o th er org an izatio n th an the
The M unson trio of M argaret
T he th in young m an resen ted th e
F ra n k M orrison of Berkeley, C ali­ W ouldn't he have proved som e­ gran g e to provide for religious In­
M unson, violin; Ida T. M athews, rig h t and sta te re g istra tio n on his th ro u g h o u t th e United S tates.
th in g ? B ut sta rtin g above th e falls stru ctio n of any so rt for the gro w ­ lateral p ressu re exerted by th e fat
fornia.
violin-cello; and G eorgiana Ryan, cover design.
W hile Mr. R ueppell will have the
ing
g
en
eratio
n
.
T
hese
Sunday
inan who occupied th e sam e seat
T he bride grew to young w om an­ he could not b u t help going over.
piano, is said to be a tr e a t in itself.
m anagem ent of the th ir s t station,
schools a re u su ally held in grunge
Fix Up Your Auto,
He
T heir concert w ork is of the high­
it is en tirely Independent of the hood in G resham and has a host of J iie only rem a rk a b le tiling about it halls, w hose use is given free for w ith him in a stre e t car.
g ru m b led; "They ought to ch a rg e
w ith Public S ervice au to enam el service statio n . The refresh m en ts, frien d s h ere who will u n ite In
est quality.
and top dressing. L. L. K idder w hich w ill include ro o t beer, cola, w ishes for her happiness. She Is Is he was fished out allvp. Isn 't it the purpose, w hile gran g e m em bers p assen g ers by w eight in these
far m ore rem a rk a b le to see a sal- 'lir, < t th e en terp i Ise, en listin g such cars.”
Hdwe. Co.
New things under "C lassified.”
ice cream , sandw iches, coffee and possessed w ith a sw eet voice and
,
.
. . com m unity aid outside th eir mem-
“ If they did, sonny,” reto rted th e
m shoot th e falls? Does he sta rt bergh,p a„ lnay b„ a v a l|a b |„.
a full line of confectionery, will be for th re e y ears was a m em ber of
served to p atro n s in th e ir c a rs if th e M ethodist choir, besides at above them ? He does not. Nor is ' D uring th e co u rse of a year a fat m an, "you'd be out of luck. They
co u ld n 't afford to Btop for you.”
i many tim es d elighting those around
they desire.
he th rille d by the shouts and ap- | g reat many d ram atic events and
’
her
with
h
er
ab
ility
as
a
singer.
Over 4,000 of th ese XXX th irs t
plau se of 10,000 sp ectato rs. U nlike
sim ilar m oney-raising proj-
statio n s are now in operation Added to th is is a m ost pleasing
. . .
, ,
.. i ects a re ca rrie d o ut th ro u g h th e
personality.
She
w
as
grad
u
ated
Mr
F
an
-set
he
has
business
on
th
e
(;(ll|,ltry
by
Krange organlga-
th ro u g h o u t th e United S tates, 80 of ) with the 1923 class of G resham
up
riv
er
side.
T
h
a
t's
p
art
of
his
Rons
for
th
e
purpose
of raisin g
them
in
the
sta
te
of
Oregon.
The
in Church Basement
Union high school w here she was
one to be opened a t th e Tw elve- , popular
bucking the c u rre n t. Al m ere funds to aid m em bers In tim e of
and prom inent in class a c ­ Job.
m ile co rn e r is one of six for M ult­ tivities. She attended W illam ette ly d rifted w ith it. Do people stan d ! wlck.i.ww, accident or o th er d istress.
Thursday, April 19—»ap t i fit I «adían
nom ah county, the r<m aining five | u n iv ersity for a tim e and later was
,
. , ,
The g ran g e as an o rg an izatio n Is Guild chicken dii tiner at Baptist church.
by and ch eer wildly as they see a vpry tbolIKb(fll| for the w elfare of
being located In P o rtlan d .
a student at N orthw estern business
F riday Wvenlnf, April 20.—Gresham
The b a rre l building, w hich will college. F or n early tw o y ears past widow w ith six ch ild ren stru g g lin g its individual m em bers and c a rrie s hand
M ENU
concert at Gilbert schoolhouse.
for existen ce? No. T h at Is com- i out a g re a t am ount of definite r e ­
be
18
feet
in
height,
w
as
designed
she
lias
been
at
Berkeley,
C
allfor-
Cream ed Chicken and H ot B iscuits
or R oast P ork
Friday
Kvenlng. April 20.—Fairview
w<>r k - ______ ______
by a Los A ngeles m an. It is ex ­ ! nia, w here she has been employed m onplace. Mr. F au sset did some-
Mashed P otatoes
S tring Beans
Salad
P ickles
g ra n g e c a rd p a rty .
pected
th
e
place
will
be
in
o
p
e
ra
­
as
p
rivate
se
creta
ry
in
th
e
office
of
th in g uncom m on,
Mr. F au sset
H om em ade Cake
Ice Cream
Coffee
B lankets w hen w ashed may be
tion by May 1, w hen a g ran d open­ the city attorney.
F riday Evening, April 20.— P leasant
m ade new s.
placed over a line w ith a h alf or a Valley
I«adíen Aid pie social and en­
ing will be held by Mr. Rueppell at
P rice ôoe
EVERYBODY COME
Mr. M orrison is em ployed as sec-
fourth on one side. T he ends should tertainm ent at Pleasant Valley church.
the Tw elve-m ile co rn er.
i ond m ate on a S tan d ard Oil ta n k er
Do farm ers w ant g u aran teed bi' squeezed occasionally to rem ove
Frlday Evening, Aprii 20.—Vaude­
ru n n in g to and from Berkeley,
S upposing th e ra sp b e rry ;
w ater. Do not attem p t to ville and musical show, Orenham Ma-
Colds are believed to be caused w here they will m ake th e ir home prices
1
dry
hlanketB
o
ut
of
doors
in
freez­
sonlc hall.
by germ s com ing into th e nose and ! at 1420 A S pruce street.
g ro w ers w ere g u aran teed 10 cen ts ing w eather. If It Is n ecessary to
th ro at. A clean nose, m outh and
Friday Evening. April 20.—Silver tea
per pound for all »hey could raise. w ash them d u rin g th e w inter
Farmers’ Best Bet.
th ro a t is th e first step to prevent
m ouths, as In cases of sick n ess, ar-1 und program. Ito< kwnod church.
W
ould
th
e
people
h
ere
p
la
n
t
m
ore
More th a n two and h alf billion
cold-. A clean skin, used to fresh
ran g e a line som ew here in a clean, I Friday Evening, April 2 0 - Parent-
a ir and cold w ater, is th e second d o llars w orth of farm p ro d u cts are b erries. Oh, yes ,and how ? Any w arm , dry p a rt of th e house. When | T e a , I rr Association entertainm ent at
step to p rev en t colds. In m odern m arketed co-operatively each year farm legislation to g u a ra n te e com ­ they a re dry. ra ise th e nap by l.yni h schoolhouee.
MASONIC HALL. Grenham
tim es we find th a t the m ost w ide­ in th e United S tates, figures re a c h ­ m odity prices m u st c a rry a clau se bru sh in g w ell w ith clean, stiff
Sunday. April 22.—P leasant Home
aw ake and vigorous natio n s, th e ing S ecre tary of A g ricu ltu re Ja r-
Vaudeville and Musical Show 8 to 9
district Sunday school convention,
ones th a t a re advancing m ost ra p ­ ¡ dine says th e am o u n t w ill in crease to govern production. T he an sw er whisk broom.
Cottrell com m unity church.
idly, a re those whose people keep steadily to th e g re a te r stab ility of seem s to be co o perative production
2 BIG G P IM IK T IM T IE S
Thursday Evening. April 2S. Mult­
them selves in good health . One of ag ric u ltu re and to th e p ro sp erity plus reg u lated distrib u tio n .
nomah County IxKal Leaders A ssocia­
m r Ip ril
tion n v e tln g at high school gym ­
the m ost im p o rtan t h ealth hab its is of th e co u n try as a whole. He de­
.Manniug-Rowniau E lectric P e r ­ nasium.
c l a r e s th e re can be no p ro sp erity
th a t of daily bathing.
il la nil Food A vailable.
co lator, fine alum inum . 8-cup size.
I p erm an en tly in th e co u n try w hile
Friday Evening, April 27—O. K 8.
Kea le ttu c e (D ulse) su p p lies o r - |s « f p*y fnse. for $5.95; 95c down.
I a larg e group of producing popu-
AUTO WINE SERVICE
$1
25 a m outh for four m onths. Masonic hall. id
DANCING » 1« 12
ganlc
iodine,
reju
v
en
ates
g
lan
d
s
1 lation has little or nothing to do
Knowing what to do—
B rain 1)11 a 7-cup nlckle p erco lato r of the
SIX-PIECE NOVELTY ORCHESTRA
) with m ark etin g iU own products. p rev en ts o r cu re s goitre.
Equipped to do it—
food. B io-C hem istry H ealth (look sam e m ake, safety (use, etc., for
Sunday. April 29.— Dedication of
Doing
It—
Midnight Lunch Served
books. T ab er P harm acy , G re sh ­ $8.95; 95c down, $2 per m onth. Zion Evangelical Sunday school hall
Keirlstrallon Bo«ks ( lose April 17. am
at
Fifth and Main.
Guaranteeing It—
I’houe us; w e’ll deliver.
.—Adv.
T h a t’s autow ise service.
All voters should see th a t they
P
E.
P.
EI.ECTRIC
STORE.
Friday Evening, May 4 Jenny Und
A dm ission #1 per (o u p le .
E x tra ladies, 2.5c for Show
Brockway A Nelson
New Footwear for Ladle*.
are reg istered In th e ir residence
Powell St., G resham
' P hone 801 chonte and Munson trli
‘ school
"
rio at ‘ high
Phone 1(71
Ask tor Ed. precin ct. No u n reg istered citizen
T he sp rin g 's sm a rte st slip p ers,
gym nasium
under ausplcee
Saron
Lutheran
church.
can vote.
R egister w ith Rosa pum ps and oxfords a t p o p u lar
For low ___
est _____
rates ___
on _______
automobile.
DANCE FREE
Everyone Invited
Don't forget the advertisers when Brown, Main street, G resham . Open prices, $3.95, $4.95 and $5.95. A y ls -( tru ck a i d g en e ral in su ran ce
Saturday, May i .—Pleasant Valley
S atu rd ay evening.—Adv.
w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
B. W T h o rn e.—Adv.
w w f w 1 you need anything In their line.
grange bazaar.
The heaviest vote ever polled in
Union high school d istric t No. 2 ot
M ultnom ah county was cast last
F rid a y on the question of a bond
issue of 137,500 for en larg em en t j
and im provem ent of school build­
ings, when a th ree to one vote com ­
pletely snow ed the m easure under. ,
P ra ctically every person in the dis­
tric t w ith th e rig h t to vote was
p resen t to re g iste r his or her p ref­
erence.
T he polls w ere opened at 2
o’clock, w hen th e voters p resen t
elected J. R. Cavanagh, George
K enney and Mrs. A. M cGregor as
judges, and H. J. P u lfer as clerk of
election. The board appointed Mrs.
G oorge F o rtn e r a ssista n t clerk.
i
The election board reported 27 4 J
ballots for th e m easure and 822
a g a in st it, w ith seven defective or
u n ce rtain , m aking a to ta l vote of
1103.
BAPTIST GUILD DINNER!
THURSDAY. April 19, 5:45 to 7:30
BIG SHOW and DANCE!
H K I F S i r april 20