Gresham outlook., June 12, 1928, Image 1

Queen of Rosaria Reigns in Portland This Week — Republican National Convention Will Likely Nominate Secretary
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G resham O utlook
VOL. IS, NO. SO
With the M ultnom ah co u n ty fa ir
T he m em b ers of th e G resham
HOOVER FOR PRESIDENT.
a brie? six w eeks aw ay, th e
G arden club a re p la n n in g a floral
T
he
republican
convention
is
in
hoard and the s u p e rin te n d e n ts of
exhibit to be given S atu rd ay and
denartmetits are ex e rtin g every session. It m eets in the g eo g rap h i­ Sunday, Ju n e 16 and 17, in th e city
cal
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of
th
e
United
S
tates
and
“n^riy to have every th in g in re a d i­ t
. m 1 ,n e unlte<1 ma"y,
s ta te s del.e-
and Ion
building
office
the e a joining
s t Thlàf the
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n g for the opening day. T h e e re c ­
d isp lay
g
ates
w
ill
readily
believe
it
is
th
e
tion of the th ree new b u ild in g s on
ers will include roses, iris, d elp h in ­
L grounds is proceeding sa tisfa c - ! heat center. W estw ard th e course ium s an d all o th er flow ers in bloom
of
em
pire
ta
k
es
its
way,
and
lik
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¿¡rily and it is expected th a t no de-
a t th is tim e. T he o b ject of th e ex ­
lav will he occasioned in th a t r e ­ w ise political conventions, as both hibit is to in te re st people in th e
tard Inquiries a re being received I p a rtie s selected 95 degrees w est c u ltu re of flowers and in th e beau ­
at the Outlook office for th e p re m ­ longitude for the purpose of nom i­ tifying of g ard en s and law ns.
ium lists T hese a re now rea d y for natin g candidates for p resid en t and J | I t is planned to have fo u r of
vice president. T his is th e first these ex h ib its d u rin g th e year. A
distribution.
There was a fair a tte n d a n c e a t tim e th a t a convention has been sim ilar display will follow in Ju ly
the board m eeting T h u rs d a y eve­ j held w est of th e M ississippi riv er. of w hatev er flow ers a re m ost in
ning A meeting of th e execu tiv e , At p re se n t w ritin g it ap p e ars th a t evidence a t th a t tim e. S ep arate
j th e nom ination of a can d id ate for d ah lia an d ch ry san th em u m ex ­
hoard was held Monday evening.
Clarence G raves of P o rtla n d , I p resid e n t w ill be devoid of th e h ibits w ill be given la te r in th e
heading the p o u ltry and ra b b it | u sual u n ce rtain ty . T his is not due season, th e “m um s” p robably aa
division, plans for a la rg e r d isplay j to th e fact th a t th e re is a d ea rth late as November.
than ever. Mrs. E lb e rt S to n e of of ca n d id a tes but to th e refre sh in g
Among th e m any fine floral g a r­
Troutdale will be in c h a rg e of th e 1 stab ilizin g fac t th a t a can d id ate is dens in th is locality m ay be m en-
selected by the people on th e , tione(, th a t of Mra p G Sm ith of
floral department. F. H. C ran e w ill ¡being
h u w l« n r a f ' n i p v p m p n t
l i ' u r l v in t b n 1
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again handle th e a g r ic u ltu r a l and b asis of achievem ent. E arly in th e C edarnook” a t C edarville. J u s t at
i
cam
paign
it
w
as
very
evident
th
a
t
horticultural d ep a rtm en ts. T h eo ­
p rese n t Mrs. Sm ith is p a rtic u la rly
dore Brugger an d J. R. H o rr w ill j th e people w anted a can d id ate w ith in te reste d in her Ja p a n e se iris, said
j
an
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tsta
n
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in
g
and
w
ell
know
n
have charge of the sto c k d e p a r t­
by a sp e cia list from P o rtlan d to be
ment. This will inclu d e h o rses, I record for achievem ent. From th e th e finest collection he has seen in
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first
H
oover
w
as
th
e
choice
of
th
e
cattle, sheep, goats and hogs. W. H.
th e county. Mrs. S m ith ’s g arden of
Baillie and his club boys a n d g irls A m erican people. And like a m an irise s w as visited by a p arty of 15
will hold forth in th e ir new club of achievem ent he le t his achieve­ ladies Momday, 11 of them from
building erected for them a y ear m ents speak for them selves and G resham and four from P o rtlan d .
did not sh irk his p rese n t du ties as T hey all w ere unan im o u s in th eir
ago.
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Many inquiries a r e being r e ­ se c re ta ry of com m erce to play the p raise of th e Ja p a n e se type which
ceived regarding sp ace for co n c es­ political gam e of fence building. now is very prolific. Mrs. Sm ith
sions and it is expected from p r e s ­ S ilence is golden w hen achieve­ sen t ea st for h er irise s and has
ent indications th e re w ill be enough m en ts speak. T he nom ination of given th em ex cellen t care. She also
applicants for all a v a ila b le co n c e s­ H oover w ill be and o ught to be a has m any o th e r v arieties of flow ers
m ere form ality. T he people have w hich cam e in for th e ir sh a re of
sion ground.
M onday's
Details of the p la n s for th e eve­ spoken. T he p latfo rm w ill not be com m endation d u rin g
ning programs a re not y et com ­ so easy but th e people are n ot so i
plete, but it has been definitely de­ in te reste d . T hey w an t th in g s done.
cided there will be no w ild w est T hey w an t action. T he p latfo rm is PO R TLA N D PO LICEM A N
show this year as for se v e ra l y e a rs a fo re c a st of policy b ut it is n ot
HAS BIG CAR STOLEN
th e re a l thing. It is pro p h etic only.
past.
T
he
people
w
an
t
bread
and
n
ot
a
A
C
adillac to u rin g c a r w as stolen
A feature th is y ea r on th e
race track will be th e in s ta lla tio n sto n e fo r food. T hey w a n t action from Jo h n J. K eegan, lie u te n an t of
of loud speakers for th e a n n o u n c e ­ n o t politics. They a re read y to police, P o rtlan d , a few days ago
ment of the horse ra c in g events. m ove forw ard in th e onw ard m ove­ and a fte r being w recked by th e
This is expected to p rove p o p u la r m en t of th e fa ste st moving and d e­ th ie f on F airview hill, h a s found its
veloping civilization of th e g re a t­ w ay into th e rep a ir shop of a local
with the fans.
Admission to th e fa ir g ro u n d s est and b est dem ocracy th e w orld g arag e. T he nam e of th e th ief w as
has even seen.
n o t learn ed as he m ade a h asty
will be free to individuals.
getaw ay a fte r th e accident. The
Dver the Radio.
police lie u te n an t has identified his
R e p o rt over th e radio from p ro p erty and will reco v er it afte r
EXPECTED BABY GIRL
ANNOUNCED AS BOY K an sas City concedes the n o m in a­ n ecessary re p a irs a re m ade,
A w om an b erry p ick er suffered a
tion to Hoover.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. G. R a n to n
T he convention elected officers broken arm and her h u sb an d a dis­
of Independence, O regon, a r e th e and appointed com m ittees an d ad- located sh o u ld er in an accident
happy parents of a son b o rn to jo u rn ed for th e day. G reat p res w
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hich _____
took r _____
p lace _______
re c e n tly ___
a t ____
th e
them June 7. The an n o u n c e m e n t su re is being b ro u g h t to have j j . j . R obertson co rn e r w hen th e ir
of his arrival is told in th e follow ­ D aw es accept the nom ination for F ord to u rin g ca r tu rn e d over,
ing catiliy ¡-tyle d ire c t fro m the vice p resid en t. H e is recognized , T hree sm all ch ild ren escaped un-
Methodist parsonage a t In d e p e n d ­ as stro n g in Illin o is w here th e p ar- | h u rt. T he accid en t o cc u rre d when
ence:
ty feels th a t th e vote w ill be d i­ th e b rak e s w ere ap p lied too su d ­
"We have been p la n n in g fo r som e vided by th e Low den follow ing and denly and th e c a r skidded. No
time that about Ju n e 30 we w ould by o th e r facto rs.
The H oover nam es of th e o ccu p an ts could be
send you word th a t a baby g irl had m a n ag e rs a re u rg in g th e im p o rt­ learned.
come to live w ith us. W ell, th is ance of ren o m in atin g the vice p re s ­
morning at 3 o'clock sh e a rriv e d — ident.
DINNER HONORS TWO
only she proves to be a boy. W hat
,
GRESHAM BRIDES TO BE
in the world a re we going to do
Clubs Receive Government
,
with all the g irls ’ n am es w e have
( barters.
Miss G eòrgie S tap leto n w as th e
been saving up?
a t a ch a rm in g ly appointed
C h a rte rs issued by th e U nited d hostess
“He weighs only 5% p o u n d s; y et S tate s D ep artm en t of A g ricu ltu re • in n er S atu rd ay evening a t h er
he seems perfectly able to m ak e his have been received by W. H. B aillie, J hom e in P o rtlan d in h o n o r of Miss
wishes known, lie has a voice like county club agent, for th e follow - j Rose P o tte r, w hose m a rria g e to
a fog-horn, and re v e a ls th e fac t ing clubs in M ultnom ah co u n ty : . H arold Cook of K elso, W ash., will
that he was born w ith a fine a p p e ­ T he S u n sh in e Sew ing club, led by ' be an ev en t of th e n e a r fu tu re , and
tite—he tries to suck his th u m b Miss S u san n e B rockw ay, .R o u te 2,1 Miss Mabel Jack so n , w hose m a r­
already.
G re sh am ; th e P a-P a-P o o ch ie Sew - j riag e to H arold L ew is w ill ta k e
We invite you to v isit th e little ing club, led by Mrs. P earl Mack; place J u n e 24. T he room s w ere
man, tell whom of h is re la tiv e s he th e F airv iew P ig club, led by Mrs b eau tifu lly decorated in pink roses.
T he d in n e r w ghower
as follow
a
resembles, and leave your c o n trib u ­ Jo h n W elbes; th e M ultnom ah Cam p
for ed th e by tWQ
tion of advice as to how w e should
C
ookery
club
of
O
rient,
led
oy
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m
_
rear him.
b rides elect. E ach received a n u m ­
O liver J. G ill; th e C edar school
"P. 8.—I forgot to say th a t M rs. G arden club, led by Mrs. E. P. ber of a p p ro p ria te an d u sefu l g ifts
Ranton is doing w ell a n d *that T ow n sen d ; th e F airview G arden w hich w ere m uch enjoyed, as w as
also th e uniq u e m a n n e r of th e ir
baby's name is L oren W illa rd .”
club, led by E. R. D. H ollensted.
p rese n tatio n .
M usical
n u m b ers
Used Beem an g ard en tra c to r and w ere a p le a sa n t d iv ersio n of th e
Special
Paints, S tain s and E nam els, 15c tools. Good condition. H essel Im ­ evening.
T hose
p rese n t
w ere
Miss
Mn at Kidder Hdwe, Co.
p le m en t Co.—Adv.
j Rose P o tte r, Miss M abel Jack so n
1 and Miss L eona B ailey of G resham ,
Miss Effie Keyes of R ichm ond, Ore-
i gon, Miss D oris Z im m erm an, Mrs.
i W ilbur F allo o n and Miss G eorgie
S la p lv to n of P o rtlan d .
hut
W. R. HICKS
GRESHAM, OREGON
Attention, Berry Growers!
T h e s tra w b e rry h arv e st is m oving alo n g in fine sh ap e and from all
we can le a rn th e crop is over h alf h arv ested and we only have o u r
o rd e rs h a lf filled so it looks as th o u g h w e w ould need th e b alan ce of
th e b e rrie s to com plete o u r sales and we w ill have no unsold su rp lu s.
So you sh o u ld not sell in th e fresh fru it m a rk e t fo r less th a n $1.50 or
$1.65 p er c ra te and you m ust not sell to p ed d lers o r o th e r c a n n e rs in
ton lo ts as w e w ill need th e b e rrie s to fill o u r sa les an d th e p erm its
a re issu ed for retail.
To all g ro w e rs who have s tra w b e rrie s only w e w ish you w ould
re tu r n an y e x tra cra te s you have now an d as soon as you have an y
ad d itio n al e x tra cra te s b rin g th em in and as soon as y o u r h a rv e st is
over r e tu rn a ll em pty c ra te s for use in th e logan an d red ra s p b e rry
h arv e st. In o rd er to deeply im p ress you w ith th e im p o rta n ce of r e ­
tu rn in g th e c ra te s prom ptly we w ish to say we w ill be com pelled to
ch a rg e y o u r acco u n t w ith all th e c ra te s you hold o u t as we w an t
them bad in th e cane b erry h arv est.
D on’t fo rg e t to cu ltiv a te th e cane b e rrie s a fte r each show er of rain .
D. E. TOW LE.
Congress Responsible New Methods Used in
For Farm Relief Veto Strawberry Packing
In th e S u n d ay O regonian a brief
ed ito rial of th re e and one-half
lilies says, ‘‘It is p u ttin g th e issue
in a n u tsh e ll to say th a t th e real
veto w as im posed by co n g ress w hen
it vetoed th e proposal to p u t farm
relief in p ra c tic a l form ."
In th e first veto P re sid e n t Cool­
idge o u tlin ed very definitely th e
o b jectio nab le featu res.
A gain in
his an n u a l m essag e at opening of
70th co n g re ss he urged th e n eces­
sity of relief fo r the fa rm e r and
o utlined w h at w ould be accep tab le
to him and h elp fu l to th e farm er.
He urged th a t th e farm er build on
th e rig h t b asis of co operation and
estab lish econom ic laws. He co n ­
dem ned th e eq u alizatio n fee, th e
b ea u ra c ra c y an d all artificial stim ­
u lu s w hich w ould be te m p o rary
and d isa stro u s.
H is su g g estio n s w eré d isreg ard ed
and co n g ress w asted m uch valu ab le
tim e in rev am p in g th e old relief
bill. It w as finally passed an d sen t
on to th e p re sid e n t for his ap p ro v ­
al or his veto.
It ta k e s an u n u su al am o u n t of
cre d u lity to believe th a t th e su p ­
p o rte rs of th e bill had an y faith in
th e p assag e of th e bill. If any co n ­
gressm en is n o t sin cere in su p ­
p o rtin g th e M cN ary-H augen F arm
Relief bill he is playing politics.
He w an ts th e fa rm e r’s vote. If so
he is disloyal to the tr u s t im posed
in him an d is tra d u c in g th e
farm er. T he fa rm e r sh o u ld be
m ore con cern ed to a s c e rta in th e
facts. If he has been tra d u c e d and
if he is a victim of p o litics he
should place th e resp o n sib ility
w here it belongs.
We too say th a t farm relief w as
vetoed before it rea ch ed P re sid e n t
Coolidge’s desk. It w as vetoed in
th e m aking.
It is p ro b ab le th a t P re sid e n t
Coolidge had th is b ill in $nind
w hen he criticised law m a k ers for
attem p tin g to p ass u n c o n stitu tio n a l
law s in his rec en t G etty sb u rg a d ­
d ress.
If any m em ber who su p p o rted
the McNary-Haugen bill was in­
sin c ere in his vote an d is play in g
p o litics he is v io latin g h is o ath of
office to su p p o rt th e co n stitu tio n .
C ertain ly
co n g ressm en
know
th a t ta x es on im p o rts by an y a u ­
th o rity th a n by co n g ress is u n co n ­
stitu tio n a l.
T he bill w as p ro ­
nounced u n co n stitu tio n al by th e
a tto rn e y general.
T he resp o n sib ility of th e fa ilu re
of th e farm relief b ill is n o t upon
P re sid e n t Coolidge, n o r upon any
p o litical p a rty b u t as th e O re­
gonian say s co n g ress vetoed th e
farm relief in p ra c tic a l form .
For the Ladles
S nappy sty les in new fo o tw ear
for sp rin g . Come In an d see them .
P o p u la r p rices, $3.95, $4.95, $5.95.
A yisw orth & M artin, G resh am .—
Adv.
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7
N othing can be m ore in te re stin g
to th e av erag e perso n th a n a v isit
1 to th e ca n n ery of th e B erry G row ­
ers P ack in g com pany a t G resham
! th ese days, or r a th e r nig h ts, to see
¡th e to n s and to n s of beau tifu l, lus-
( clous stra w b e rrie s w hich a re being
handled th e re daily in th e m ost
( sa n ita ry and efficient m an n er. It
is th e effort of th e m an ag em en t to
have th e b e rrie s th a t a re picked in
i the ea rly p a rt of th e day in cold
I sto rag e in P o rtla n d before th e next
m orning. T he h u llin g of th e b e r­
ries in th e fields by th e p ick ers
m akes it im p erativ e to g et them
packed w hile th ey a re still fresh ,
and o nly th e w o n d erfu l g rad in g
m ach in e w hich is a new p a r t of th e
eq u ip m en t of th e ca n n ery b rin g s
th a t ab o u t w ith th e least p ossible
h an d lin g of th e b erries.
An av e rag e d ay ’s pack is 45 to n s
of b erries, to w hich m u st be added
450 sa ck s of su g a r. If a ll th ese
b e rrie s w ere p acked in b a rre ls ,
ab o u t 300 w ould be req u ired . T he
p acking, how ever, is in th re e d if­
fe re n t c o n tain e rs, b a rre ls , 30-pound
tin s an d pound c a rto n s. F orty-five
th o u san d of th e la tte r a re now b e­
ing filled as an ex p erim en t. T hey
a re being p acked p a rtic u la rly for
th e re ta il tra d e . T hey can easily
be han d led by s to re s h aving cold
sto ra g e facilities, an d a re expected
to re ta il a t 25 cen ts. A stra w b e rry
sh o rtc a k e in th e w in te r tim e w ill
be easily possible, an d will be m ade
from b e rrie s as fre sh as w hen
packed a t th e c a n n e ry in Ju n e.
Many f ru it b u y e rs have v isited
th e ca n n ery w ith in th e p a st few
days an d have in v a riab ly spoken of
th e pack as a b so lu te ly first-c la ss.
Some who did n ot buy h ere th is
y ear now re g re t th a t fa c t an d
prom ise to be stro n g b id d ers in th e
fu tu re .
All a re fav o rab ly im ­
p ressed w ith th e q u ality an d h a n d ­
ling of th e berries.
T h is y e a r’s pack of both s tr a w ­
b e rrie s and ra sp b e rrie s h as been
sold an d ab o u t h alf of th e s tr a w ­
b e rrie s placed in cold sto rag e .
1 T h a t is. th e s tra w b e rrie s a lre a d y
han d led w ill be ab o u t h alf enough
to fill th e o rd ers placed.
T he b e rrie s w ill be shipped la te r
to New York, P h ilad e lp h ia . D etroit,
Chicago an d o th e r la rg e e a ste rn
cities.
C ard of Thanks.
I w ish to th a n k my frie n d s and
rela tiv e s for th e ir sy m p ath y and
help a t th e tim e of th e sick n ess
and d eath of m y beloved wife,
F ra n c e s, and fo r th e b ea u tifu l
flow ers w hich covered h er la st r e s t­
ing place. I ap p re c ia te th e help of
all w ho took p a rt in any w ay in
th e fu n e ra l serv ices, including S il­
ver L eaf R ebekah lodge of P o rt­
land an d M ountain C h ap ter O. E. 9.
of E stacad a.
WM. L. STOCKTON.
As Cool
as a
Summer
J
< 1
Breeze
Holeproof
»oft and fight
"
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1928
County Fair Plans F ro m G. 0 . P .
Garden Club Plans
Moving With Zest
C o n v e n tio n
Floral Exhibitions
a Tote p eU i
as a heavy brocade
and fluent in line at Toulh
Hose
*» easuy washed as a t i l \ th in
¡M e m Shadow* Corsclcttts* and Wrap-arounds* are
“n«ly fashioned of imported double French Voile, ex-
Humte, diaphanous and dainty—yet a test of six months
constant wear has failed to cause a break, tear, or caused
1 garment to stretch.
Shadow* Garments with their transparent loveliness have
cri accepted by smart women of fashion as THE foun-
^Cion that harmonizes in lightness and quality with their
^her lingerie. Beautiful and durable, they are an mills'
P^uiblc part of every woman's wardrobe.
’3.50
’ 5.00
No. 2250 is all silk
to the very top, full
fashioned and in a
good range of pop­
ular shades. Sizes
Si/-» to 101/j. Regu­
lar $1.95 grade to
close out at
$
1.50
W. GRESHAM.
R. HICKS
CO.
OREGON
Children’s Day
SATURDAY, JUNE 16
Dont Forget the Kiddies!
Remember the kiddies with a toy. We have a large
i assortment to choose from.
The price is small, but the joy will be large
Hepp’s Racket Store
Phone
1236
GRESHAM
June 11 In EI hit Day, display Old Glory
Flags from le to 25c each
Hoover.
$2.0(1 Per Year
SANDY YOUNG PEOPLE
TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS
Church Unites in
Pioneer Service
Miss B erth a T iffany and V incent
S h eare r of Sandy w ere m a rried at
th e home of th e b rid e’s m other,
Mrs. Eva Tiffany, in Sandy S a tu r ­
day evening, Ju n e 9, at 9 o’clock.
In sp ite of th e inclem ency of the
The Rev. S. F. P itts read th e m a r­
riag e cerem ony in th e presen ce of w eath er a goodly num ber atten d ed
ab o u t a hundred g u ests, m any of th e pioneer serv ice a t th e R ock­
whom w ere from G resham . The wood M ethodist ch u rc h Sunday.
room s w ere b eau tifu lly decorated Dr. Jo h n P a rso n s delivered a d e­
in pink and w hite ro ses and p aper lig h tfu l serm on to th e edification
stre a m e rs.
Mrs. O scar Noreen of all. At t ’-e close of th e m o rn ­
played th e b rid al ch o ru s from ing w orship a sum ptuous d in n er
L ohengrin as the b rid al p a rty de­ w as served in the old ch u rc h room.
A v ery p le a sa n t aftern o o n w as
scended th e sta irs, and follow ing
th e c o n g ra tu latio n s to th e new ly- sp e n t in rem in iscences of th e y es­
wedded p air sang, “O P rom ise Me.” terd ay s,— pioneer days in R ock­
S ev eral vocal selections w ere given wood M ethodism. Dr. C. L. H aynes
by F red Odlund, an ev an g elist and san g an o ld-tim e hym n. Mrs. S usan
Sherw ood spoke of th e beg in n in g s
frien d of th e fam ily.
T he n u p tial vows w ere said u n ­ of ch u rc h w ork 64 y ea rs ago. Mrs.
der an arch of pink and w hite roses J. H. Wood, w ife of a pioneer
in an end of th e living room. T he p rea ch er rec en tly deceased, took
bride w as a ttire d in rose crep e and up th e th re a d w here Mrs. S h e r­
c a rrie d a bouquet of pink and w hite , wood left off and gave m any In te r­
roses. The bridesm aid. Miss C lara ! estin g in cid en ts re la tin g to th e ir
Tiffany a sister of tlie bride, w ore early m in iste ria l w ork a t R ock­
a gown of peach colored crepe. wood, to th e d elight of all.
Mrs. G. W. W atson gave a re a d ­
M arjorie and P etty Griffin w ere th e
d ain ty flower g irls, both a ttire d in ing a p p ro p ria te to th e occasion.
pink. Roy P itts accom panied th e W illiam Row en spoke of th e prog­
groom as best m an. Follow ing th e i re ss of th e w o rk du rin g his m any
cerem ony a buffet lunch w as served y ea rs of activ ity . Dr. C. L. H aynes
spoke of th e p rese n t day achieve­
to th e guests.
Mr. and Mrs. S h eare r left Sunday m ents and ad vancem ent. Mrs. Geo.
for an autom obile trip . Upon th e ir P u llen Sr., recited a poem of h er
re tu rn they will resid e in Sandy own com position.
Dr. P arso n s, a fte r m entioning the
w here Mr. S h eare r is em ployed in
th e Sandy g arag e. Mrs. S h eare r is b eginnings of th e ch u rc h ’s a c tiv i­
a sa leslad y in th e S cales sto re a t tie s in P o rtla n d and of th e Pow ell
Sandy and w ill co n tin u e w ith her V alley c irc u it, m ade a glow ing
w ork th is sum m er. She has ch arg e prophecy of w h a t m ight be ex­
of relig io u s serv ices w hich a re held pected in th e fu tu re . As one of tho
pioneer p asto rs, Dr. P a rso n s could
in Sandy.
Mrs. C lara C ran d all an au n t of easily judge as to w hat m ight be
th e b rid e, Mrs. C ra n d a ll’s son expected in th e fu tu re from th e
G eorge, her so n -in -law and d au g h ­ p ast g ro w th of city and church.
te r, Mr. and Mrs. A lb ert P earso n , j All p re se n t w ere unanim ous in
all of E v erett, W ash., w ere p rese n t ex p ressin g th e ir d elight in fellow ­
ship an d sp iritu a l u p lift of th e day.
a t th e wedding.
DIVORCE GRANTED
LITTLE GIRL DIES
JOHN P. LYNCH
IN SANITARIUM
F u n e ra l services w ere held Mon­
day aftern o o n a t th e L incoln Me­
m o rial chapel in P o rtla n d for E th el
Ju lia Spooner, aged nine, who died
F rid a y a t P o rtla n d sa n ita riu m
from sarco m a of th e lungs. She
had un d erg o n e an o p eratio n tw o
days previous to h er death.
T he child is su rv iv ed by h er p a r ­
en ts, Mr. an d Mrs. P. C. Spooner,
and an older b ro th e r and sister,
who live betw een B oring and Kelso.
F o llo w in g th e serv ices th e body
w as crem ated . A rran g e m e n ts w ere
in th e h an d s of th e G ates F u n e ra l
Home.
On a cro ss-co m p lain t, C ircuit
Ju d g e K anzler la st w eek g ran te d a
d ecree of divorce to Jo h n P. Lynch
a g a in st A lta May Lynch.
T he
m inor son w as given into custody of
th e m o th er an d th e re a l e sta te on
th e Section L ine road n e a r G resh­
am w as eq u ally divided betw een
them . T he w ife’s com plaint w as
on th e g ro u n d s of c ru e lty and th a t
of th e h u sb an d on th e grounds of
desertion.
T hey w ere m a rrie d in P o rtlan d
S ep tem b er 2, 1908.
Mrs. Lynch w as rep rese n ted by
A ttorney C. G. S chneider of G resh ­
am an d Mr. L ynch by O. A. Neal of
P o rtlan d .
BAND TO TAKE HART
IN FESTIVAL PARADE, GROWING PEAS MAY BE
T h e G resham b and w ill have a
PROFITABLE VENTURE
co n sp icu o u s p a r t in th e big M erry-
k h a n a p ara d e w hich w ill ap p e ar on
th e s tre e ts of P o rtla n d n ex t F rid a y
afte rn o o n as a p a r t of th e P o rtlan d
Rose F estiv al ce le b ra tio n , an a n ­
n u al ev en t to w hich O regonians
look fo rw ard w ith p leasu re. No
effort h as been sp a re d by th e Rose
F estiv al co m m ittee to m ake th e
ce le b ra tio n th is y ear second to
none in th e h isto ry of th e rose
show.
M onday th e first day of th e a n ­
n u al ro se fete, saw th e co ronation
of Q ueen E lise in L a u re lh u rs t p ark
and th e opening p erfo rm an ce of th e
p ag ean t, "W here R olls th e O regon”
a t th e M ultnom ah civic stadium .
T h ere w ill be p erfo rm an ces of th is
p ag e an t every evening. It em b races
nine sp e c ta c u la r episodes sym bol­
izing th e h isto ry of th e n o rth w est.
T he c a st in clu d es 3000 p ersons.
T he sto ry , w ritten by Dean Collins,
will be d irected by D oris Sm ith.
T h e ro se show w ill close S a tu r ­
day evening.
An a g ric u ltu ra l v en tu re which
prom ises to grow to consid erab le
p ro p o rtio n s is being tried out on
th e fe rtile bench land n o rth of
S p rin g d ale by A nthony J. T ully,
who has six a c re s of peas w hich he
is g row ing for th e m a rk e t as an
ex p erim en t. T he pickings have a l­
ready com m enced and a re expected
to be in full sw in g by th e first of
n ex t w eek. G row ing conditions
have been ideal and th e crop is
good.
Mr. T ully re p o rts th a t th e m em ­
b ers of th e C auliflow er G row ers
asso ciatio n a re w atching his ex­
p erim en t w ith in te re s t and th a t
th ey plan to grow ab o u t 10 ac re s of
peas n ex t y ea r and m a rk e t them
th ro u g h th e co o perative asso c ia ­
tion.
COMPTONS CORNERS
H. C. C om pton has reopened his
W ayside sto re and filling sta tio n
w hich is located a t th e ju n c tio n of
th e B oring road and th e Mt. Hood
MANY RESIDENTS ASK
Loop highw ay. Mrs. A lexander is
TO HAVE WALK BUILT in ch arg e.
M erijan P etrlc ev ic is excavating
An effort is being m ade by r e s i­
d en ts of th e n o rth w e st section of for th e p u rp o se of building a new
G resh am to have a sidew alk b u ilt house on th e Mt. Hood Loop h ig h ­
along th e Main s tre e t fro n ta g e of j w ay on w hich his farm is located.
th e fa ir g ro u n d s p ro p erty . A peti- j T his farm w as fo rm e rly know n as
tion ask in g for th is im provem ent th e C hapm an place.
and signed by ab o u t 50 resid e n ts of
Chas. S ro u fe of G resham has re ­
th a t sectio n w as p rese n ted to th e j cently moved his fam ily to th e (arm
city council a t its re g u la r m eeting belonging to th e e s ta te of th e lato
on Ju n e 6. T he petitio n did n ot re- ] E ric U nis . He h as ren te d th e farm
fer to th e n o rth e a st sectio n of | for tw o y ears, an d is now busy h a r ­
G resham , as erro n eo u sly rep o rted vesting th e la rg e b erry crop.
in th e la st Outlook.
Will M iller h as rec en tly dug a
w ell for A. B. C alder.
Miss H elen Bickford has recently
STAGE LINE OWNERS
TO BUILD BUS GARAGE b u ilt a fine, la rg e brooder house
and has p u rch a sed 500 baby chicks.
G eorge L ew is & Son, o w n ers of W. T. D olan did th e c a rp e n te r
th e P o rtlan d -G re sh am line of sta g e j w ork.
au to s, a re having erected a 50x70 j Miss E lv a D olan of G resham
bus g ara g e on a tr a c t of gro u n d ' sp e n t T h u rsd a y w ith h e r sister,
50x165 feet in size, located d irec tly ' Mrs. A. B C alder.
e a st of th e C opeland L um ber com - J E m m et E llsw o rth is com pleting a
pany. R. C. F ra c e has th e con- I very b ea u tifu l bungalow on the
tra c t for th e building w hich will Boring road.
be e n tirely of c o n c rete w ith a fro n t
Max K llgel, road su p erv iso r, has
finish of stucco.
ju s t com pleted a m uch needed im­
T he b u ilding w ill co n tain both p ro v em en t on th e E p person road
w ash an d g rease ra c k s for th e m aking a g rav eled th o ro u g h fa re
convenience of th e ow n ers. Lew is betw een th e O regon City and the
& Son have been keeping th e ir a u ­ B oring roads.
tom obiles in a local g arag e, b u t d e­
cided to erect a building of th e ir
own In w hich to house th e la rg e
m achines.
T h ere will be am ple
sp ace In th e new b u ild in g for six
busses. T he g ro u n d on w hich th e
building Is being erected w as p u r­
ch ased of F ra n k G ustafson.
THIEVES TAKE ( ALVES
AND SLAUGHTER THEM
T h re e h eifer calv es, ab o u t tw o
m o n th s old, w ere sto len from th e
p a s tu re on th e M aple G rove d airy
farm som e tim e d u rin g T uesday
night.
T h e fence w as cut an d th e calv es
w ere ta k en to a n o th e r field ab o u t
500 feet d ista n t and sla u g h te re d .
No tra c e of th e th ie v es h as been
found.
U lrich B u rg en er, th e o w ner, feels
th a t th e th iev es w ere very bold as
th e p a s tu re is a lm o st d irec tly
ac ro ss th e road from his home.
Teil It to One-Five-Six-One.
Saturday E vening, June 16—Straw ­
berry supper, P leasan t H om e Method-
1 ist church.
Saturday. June I t.—American lae­
ale.
Mets-
A uxiliary
illa
’ bake
‘
‘ A.
‘ W. -------
ger store
g io ii
Saturday and Sunday. June 1« and
17 -F loral exhibit, G resham Garden
club, city building
_____ ly. June is .—American Le­
gion A uxiliary bake sale a t A. W.
M etzger & Co. store.
F riday Evening. June 22.—-Straw­
berry lee cream social, H aley Bap­
tist church.
W ednesday Evening. June 27.—Band
concert and ice cream social, F airview
grange.
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Thursday. June 2».— F ifty -s ix th
re-