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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1928)
Much Activity Is Now Directed to Multnomah (ounty Free Fair Which Opens Gresham, July 25. Premium Lists Are Now Ready G resham O utlook TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS URFSHAM . M l’LTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON a Revelation of Nature’s Marvels of th e fa ir association, is offering pavem ent he saw th e King c a r s som e new (eatu res in the way of proaching at a high speed and 1 prizes in th e pre-school clinic. The fore he could m ake the tu rn t lirst prize is a $35 puppy offered by ca rs crashed. K ing's ca r proceed the G resham K ennel club. All th e about 20 feet before overturning, prizes in this d ep artm en t will be D eputy sheriffs m ade thd sta t living ones, consisting of, besides m ent th a t skid m ark s from King a portion of C rater Lake w ith W izard island in t the puppy, ca n arie s and rabbits, tire s could be noted for 300 feet b ike N ational P ark. The appearance is really as 1» L ehm an & E vans w ill give a fine fore the point of th e collision. -stal It has no known outlet. It is su rro u n d ed b elevation of th e lake itself is a little over 6100 feet p air a>f New Z ealand Reds as o n e --------------------- to behold. of th e prizes. MASONIC PICNIC icenic w o n d er an d is re a c h e d by fine h ig h w ay s T he P ow ers F u rn itu re com pany ^1 I I ESSE I L E \ EN ant cam ping facilities and a commodious lodge a is d o nating a baby c a rria g e again The Masonic picnic a t G ladstoi th is y ear as a first prize in the class I w as enjoyed last W ednesday t u n d er one year old. They gave a m any G resham people, and Gres! ca rria g e la st year. I ani lodge had an active p a rt in th The prizes for the baby clinic will arran g em en ts, having several cor be on exhibition in the w indows of I cessions. It w as estim ated ths v ario u s G resham m e rc h an ts soon. 130,000 people p articip ated in th A com plete list of all prizes w ill event. "T he best o u ting we ever h a d !” be published later. I S peaking, spo rts and dancin T his was th e unanim ous opinion of T he baby clinic is a ttra c tin g con-1 w ere the a ttractio n s of the after the m em bers of the Outlook party sid erab le atten tio n and is a valu- noon and $1000 w orth of m erchan atten d in g the Oregon S tate Edi ab le fe a tu re of th e county fair, dise was given aw ay. The Gresh to rial association at C rater Lake V aluable prizes w ill be given and aIn com m ittee w as com posed of A over last week-end, and which vis th e ch ild ren w ill have a thorough F- H am m ar, W. J. Todd, C. J ited the Oregon Caves reso rt over m edical exam ination. Mrs. K or- L undquist, W ilson E astm an, A rthu Monday night. The p arty co n sist stad says she hopes to see m any of D owsett, C. G. Schneider, Roy H ed of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. S t.C lair, I th e babies who took p a rt in the I Gibbs, W. C. M etzger, J. C. Shultz Miss M argaret St. Clair, Miss Emma clin ic la st year back th is year. I J. E. M etzger and Geo. "F. Honey B. Johnson and Mrs. Elsie Cogs As th e baby clinic la st year w as T he profits of the celebration wil well. such a decided success, it has been ’»e divided am ong th e lodges tak T he trip to C rater L ake was decided to m ake th is a p erm anent ing p art, in proportion to th e com m ade by way of The D alles and featu re. T his year in connection m ittees participatin g . The D alles-C alifornia highway, w ith th e re g u la r baby clinic, a ~ w ith a stop over F riday night at clinic w ill be held for th e pre- P o rtla n d . ha. been selected as a Bend a t th e beautiful P ilot Butte school age, th ree to six years. It is m eetlng place for the w estern divi- Robert W. Saw yer. expected th a t th is d ep arm ten t w ill 8*°" of th e A m erican A ssociation R. W. Price. "Ju d g e" Saw yer, re-elected p res Inn. The attractio n s of Bend w ere A genial host is R W. P rice, grow from year to year and th a t a ° ^ a tu ™Pa 'h s on Ju ly 11 to 14 in ident of the S tate E ditorial asso enticing but little tim e w as spent anager of C rater Luke lodge. He p erm an ent home w ill be provided elusive. All activ ities will be ciation at C rater Lake, is publisher there. C rater Lake was re a c h e d nt m lias made for him self a w arm place of the Bend B ulletin and is also In the h e a rts of the new spaper sta te highw ay com m issioner. editors of both C alifornia and O re gon by e n tertain in g them on the occasion of th e ir an n u al sessions the last week in June. Church Services FAIR NOTES F ree gate adm ission th e re is not in all the world an oth- cover the i er exam ple like th is of a lake trip w orth , w ithin so large a c ra te r and 1000 caves, whic feet below its rim. m ain attra c t In terestin g drives and hikes a re T he visit I to be had, and fishing and boating event never a re added attractio n s. p arties are The editorial m eetings w ere held te n t guides in the lobby of C rater L ake lodge, p assages ir which at tim es w as crow ded by m ountain, u those enjoying the fine program s, ders, over stc BERRY (RATES 21 CENTS EACH The se c re ta ry 's office is now open W hile they last, one-piece top, full on th e fair grounds w here Mrs. O. The accom m odations a t th e lodge ous larg e ch w ere all th a t could be desired, th e carbide stitch ed cra te. A su b stan tia l sav enjoyable, ing. W alrad M ercantile Co.—Adv. A. E astm an, a ssista n t secretary , Com fortable beds and m ost gener- derful varie can be found each day or reached ous m eals helped to renew th e stone form a New th in g s u nder "Classifled. by phone for any inform ation con stren g th afte r long drives or hikes, ceilings and cern in g en tries, concessions, etc. and service of high order was ac- Im aginative 1 corded by the 60 or m ore teach ers to these forir and college students, m ost of them a re very be from the U niversity of Oregon, who m ost attra c t formed th e personnel of th e lodge caves is the force u n d er the m anagem ent of Joaquin Mil R. W. P ric e,^ th e cordial and ef- gleam ing sti ficient host. Miss Alice Leekley of m ites in man th e G resham grade school was a form ed state) m em ber of the dining room force, alone Is wort A com fortable public cam p Geo. C. Sa ground is m aintained near the reso rt, is abb lodge, with show er b aths, excel- of helpers, tl lent w ater and o th er conveniences, dents from C T he new buildings a re nearing A com m unity house in th is connec- tu ra l college, com pletion and will g reatly in tion is the cen ter of evening en ter- econom ics de crease th e convenience and capaci tain m en ts for cam pers and others, cooking and t ty of the exhibit space. A trip to so u th ern Oregon would such deliciom be incom plete w ithout a visit to go far to fine T h ere will be need of m uch vol Just set the throttle and the Oregon Caves reso rt, and th is (n th e diningr u n teer help on th e p a rt of local the Outlook party enjoyed over inform al and r the iron does the rest. citizens d u rin g th e fair and in Monday night. The approach to happy fam ily p rep aratio n for th e big event, es The new Hotpoint Super- th e caves was from G ran ts P ass helpers about pecially as th e adm ission will be autom atic Iron has m ain over th e C rescent City highw ay for grounds are a i free and larg er crow ds than ever tained heat control. 30 m iles, and over th e caves road Doris Zlmmeri a re anticipated. T hose who will If you are in the m arket for 20 m iles. The C rescent City the K iser stud j v olunteer to help should rep o rt at highw ay is broad and well graded j Lim ited slee for an electric iron you are th e se creta ry 's office or to any de and, except for a few miles, is oiled | way of cabins overlooking something by p artm en t su p e rin ten d e n t or com and finished, offering fine driving j available here, not investigating the new m ittee chairm an, or to S. B. Hall | conditions. The Caves highw ay, H otpoint Super - autom atic who is in ch arg e of m uch of the I though not quite so wide, is smooth Iron. arran g em en t. ' and fine excepting for th e last I t is urged th a t all people of eight m iles, w here th e w idening G resham rise to th e occasion in process has Just been com pleted or appreciation of the need and oppor- i , is now u nder way. G reat im prove tu n lty and put a shoulder to the m ents have been m ade in th is road, wheel to en th u siastically and loy which has evolved w ithin a few ally assist to put th is y ea r's free i years from a pack tra il to a fine, fair over in a successful way. Come safe highway. on, everybody! The developm ents a t th e Caves reso rt are being carriad on as fast T he prem ium list for th e G resh as available funds will perm it. The 1 am K ennel club show has been main building at present houses the J issued and is being m ailed out by kitchen and dining room and the ' th e se cretary , E dw ard L. S carry, office. The la tte r is under the same w hose add ress Is 122 Second St., roof as th e other room s b ut is Gresham P o rtlan d . E n tries close Ju ly 20. sep arated from them by a broad, i Powell S t Copies of th e prem ium list may be open passagew ay. T his building j had at the fair office or th e Outlook follows Sw iss arc h itec tu re, which Several good used m ow ers office. has been adopted as the plan for binders Just received. H essel plem ent Co.—Adv. T hirteen states do c o t tax the autom obile as p erso n al property, opening only little over two according to the Oregon S tate Mo off. tor association. T hese sta te s are D elaw are, Idaho, Iowa, Michigan, For inform ation about th e fair M innesota, New H am pshire, New call th e fair grounds phone 1251. York, N orth D akota, O klahom a, Oregon, P ennsylvania, South D a Lend a hand, m ake an exhibit kota and Verm ont. tak e a concession, ta lk up the fair Make your vacation safe and profitable. Electric Iron Saves Ironing Time and Trouble Automatic Features NO NEED TO Scorch things P u ll th e plug Let iron get cool, Walt for It to cool off. Cash or Terms POKnMXD Phone SOI T. I). K irk p atrick , club agent of P o rtland, also visited Mr. B aillie i recently and conferred relativ e to space, prem ium s and exhibits of the P o rtlan d departm ent at the fair this year. Mr. K irkpatrick expects to have a larg er and b etter exhibit th an ever before. Club m em bers who have been in club w ork for a num ber of y ears are eagerly an ticip atin g a visit soon from Mrs. E thel C alkins Shanley, form erly club agent of this county. l o c k l M rs- Shanley arrived in G resham i in-1 *hls week. I Miss H elen Cowgill, a ssista n t o rth I sta te club leader, is in the county ung th is week w orking with club dem - wed I o n stratio n team s in prep aratio n for the the county fair. She plans to m eet •y ” I as m any of the sew ing and home- a re m aking team s as possible and will lese be subject to calls from leaders who need h er assistance. Mrs. L. A. H um phreys, dem on s tra to r for th e Crown m ills of P ort- ’IT land, is w orking in the county from Ices now until close of th e fair. In the be course of h er w ork she Is helping d e d lto tra in d em onstration team s for ic k .lth e co n tests to be held d uring fair of I week. H er first school was held at iu I- R ussellville last w eek; today and act, I tom orrow a t T routdale, and at G il bert, Ju ly 9, 10 and 11. Local lead ers a re w orking w ith Mrs. H um phreys and are faking advantage of 'll her training. ■go Mrs. H um phreys will take charg e list I of all hom e econom ics dem onstra- 11 lion w ork a t the fair again this es- year. She is so well know n and so 45 popular us a dem onstrator, th a t the ur- different team s are glad to have in her assistan ce In handling the dem o n strations. Stufe Poiiltrymen to Meet. Econom ic production has been selected as th e g eneral them e of the I sixth an n u al m eeting of Oregon poultrym en a t C orvallis Ju ly 18 and 19. Com m ercial egg and poultry I producers, as well as specialists of the sta te college and experim ent I station staff, a re on the program arran g ed . A special te n t for th e sessions Is being erected next to the new p o ultry building, w hile dem o n stratio n s of economic m an agem ent, feeding, m arketing and disease control are being prepared. Though the an n u al m eeting of the Oregon S tate P o u ltry in e n s asso ciation will be held a t th a t tim e, every poultrym an In the sta te Is welcome a t th e tw o-day education al m eeting w hether a m em ber or not, says the college. S* Adjustable M ultnomah county club m em bers are looking forw ard to the com ing county fair, which will begin July 25. with th e expectation of m aking th e ir d ep artm en ts b etter th an they have ever been before. The 4-H club m otto Is. “Make th e Best B et ter". and every club m em ber re a l izes th a t in o rder to m ake the club exhibit th is year b etter th an th e one last year, a good show w ill have to be put on. It is expected th at the club buildings will be filled w ith 'c lu b exhibits this year. K. C. K euhner. county club agent of C lackam as county, paid a visit to the extension office in G resham a few days ago. He has offered his services to County Club Agent W. H. Baillie here in getting prepared for th e club exhibit at the county fair. EX( 1 UNION PLANNED I football cc TO KLAMATH FALLS 'O regon 8ti The o p portunity of a lifetim e to Messrs. R( visit K lam ath F alls will be afford- the comple *-d In th e special excursion to be nual tw o-, given by the V eterans of F oreign left for Ha [W ars Ju ly 16-21 over th e S o u th ern sim ilar sch Pacific railw ay, when an encam p- leading ce m ent of the v eteran s will ta k e coaches of place. A special tra in will leave vallls to al P o rtlan d Sunday, July 16. and will has Just ch arriv e a t K lam ath F a lls ab o u t 6 o'clock th a t evening. R eturn tic k et« a re good until Ju ly 23. , MeB’’J»*« Tk. _ . . dress shlrti The encam pm ent has arran g e d to ! men's oven provide free to all g u ests a boat , tow els 19c, excursion up th e beautiful L ake w orth * M K lam ath ; an au to excursion to I- " Coming Events lawn social, auspice« W Hmllh Memorial church, George I umsden Saturday. July 21.— Ba lean Legion a u x ilia ry , j ■lore. July 26-2*.—Multnomah county fair. F air g rounds phone 1261 Friday. August <>renham cemetery* 10.—Cleanup of
