Gresham outlook., October 16, 1928, Image 1

Housewives Are Making Plans to Attend the Outlook’s Free Electric Cooking School in Gresham Grange Hall, Oct. 1 8 -1 9 -2 0
G resham O utlook
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G R E S H A M , M U LTN O M A H C O U N T Y . O R E G O N . I l E S D A Y . O C T O B E R
NO. M
N A M E D , A P P O IN T ED
Cannon Nominated
for Superintendent
P rin cip al Roy E. Cannon of the
G resham Union high school was
nom inated S atu rd ay night on the
first ballot for th e county school
superintendency, a t a m eeting of
th e republican precinct com m it­
teem en for th is county held in the
au ditorium of Lincoln high school,
P o rtland.
T here w ere eight candidates in
th e field. It w as thought by some
it would be a close rac e betw een
a t least tw o of th e a s p ira n ts b u t it
w as soon evident th a t Mr. Cannon
w as in m ost favor w ith th e com ­
m itteem en. The votes lined up afte r
his nam e totaled 128, w hile his
n e a re st com petitor got 45. T here
w ere 212 votes cast.
T here w as no m aterial d is­
crepancy in the voting on w hich to
base th e rep o rt w hich gained some
cu rren cy th a t th e re w as du p lica­
tion in the voting.
Cannon Appointed to Fill Vacancy.
T he county com m issioners at
th e ir reg u la r m eeting on Monday
appointed Mr. Cannon to fill th e va­
cancy caused by th e death of W. C.
A lderson. He w ill file his bond to ­
day and en ter upon his duties as
county school su p e rin ten d e n t a t
once. His resig n atio n as principal
of the high scool w ill ta k e effect
a t th e sam e time.
A com m ittee w aited upon the
county com m issioners yesterday
u rg ing th a t in view of the re a so n ­
able ce rta in ty of C annon's election
and trie need of filling th e vacancy
th a t Mr. Cannon be appointed to
th e county office at once.
Mr. Cannon w ill be m issed from
th e high school w ith w hich he has
been connected for the past eight
y ears, but w ith his wide ac q u ain t­
ance and the opp o rtu n ities of his
new office it is believed he will still
ren d er g re a t a ssista n ce to the
school he is now leaving as w ell
as all th e ru ra l and high schools
of the county. It is acknow ledged
he is w ell qualified by tra in in g , ex­
perience and perso n ality to fill
cred itab ly and efficiently th e office
of county school superintendent.
No action has been tak en by the
high school board as yet w ith re f­
erence to the p rincipalship o f the
high school.
Roy E. Cannon.
Meet the new county school su ­
perintendent. H is nam e will a p ­
pear on the county ballot for elec­
tion on November 6. He w ill ce r­
tainly be elected. He has been a p ­
pointed by th e county board to fill
out the unexpired term of W. C.
A lderson and begins his duties at
once.
KIWANIANS ENJOY
MEETING MONDAY
Coming Events
T e a c h e r s a t th e sc h o o lh o u se , a t 7 :30.
A Vecto w ill h ea t your w hole
house for no m ore th a n it costs to
heat one room w ith th e old type
F r id a y . N o v e m b e r 16.— B a z a a r by stove. B uilt in th ree sizes to heat
W o m e n ’s S o ciety o f th e P r e s b y te r ia n from tw o to eig h t room s. Nominal
c h u r c h o f F a ir v ie w
first cost, satisfactio n g u aranteed.
1— B a z a a r G resham P lum bing & H eating Co.,
S a tu r d a y , D e c e m b e r
phone 1233.
T r o u td a le toadies A id.
F r id a y . N ov. 9.— W o m e n ’s U nion
o f th e E v a n g e lic a l c h u r c h
annual
b a z a a r a n d c h ic k e n s u p p e r a t c h u rc h .
For real estate loans see or call
B. W. T horne.—Adv.
A BIG BARGAIN
IN
Women’s
RAINCOATS
P e rm a n e n t gloss * finish, co lo rs fo re s t g ree n an d
F re n c h blue, u n lin ed . S izes 14 to 18, fo rm e rly sold
fo r $6.75, priced to close out at
$3-25
A S P E C IA L FO R BOYS
HEAVY COTTON BLAZERS
F leece lined, w arm a n d good looking,
each o n ly .............................................
1.49
WALRAD MERC. CO.
Phone 1411
Complete List Given
of 4-H Club Awards
Y
GIKI.S ASKED TO
DEMONSTRATE.
IM S
Gresham, Oregon
M.00 Per Year
HOME ECONOMIST EXPERT
Women’s “Y” Club
TO CONDUCT FREE CLASSES
C h arlo tte Jo h n so n and Je an
Inglis o t G resham , w ho placed
second in a can n in g d em o n stra­
Official announcem ent h as been
tion co n test at the sta te fair
received by W. H. B aillie, county
have been iuvited to put on th eir
d em o n stratio n at th e Meier &
club agent, of th e w innings of the
F ra n k auditorium next S atu rd ay
M ultnom ah county boys and g irls
I at 1:30. in com pany w ith the
who exhibited at the sta te fair. The
w inning team at the fair in
large n um ber of 4-H people p a rtic ­ can n in g and a ll oth er team s of
th e sta te placing first.
ipating in th e v ario u s counties and
th e num erous en tries w hich they
m ade a re responsible for th e delay
in com pleting th e aw ard list.
One of th e tw o o u tstan d in g boys
of th e sta te and one of th e tw o o u t­
stan d in g g irls rep resen ted M ultno­
m ah county. T racey A nderegg's
G resham g ran g e hall w as cro w d ­
score placed him in th is d istin g ­
ed S atu rd ay w ith p resen t and fo rm ­
uished group of four. As a re su lt
er m em bers and friends w|io g a th ­
of th is he received h onors a t the
ered for th e first “hom e-com ing.”
fa ir in addition to th e aw ard of a
T h ere w ere v isito rs from near-by
gold w atch, a trip to C rater L ake
g ran g es and alto g eth er a happy
next sum m er, a sch o larsh ip to th e
com pany w as seated at the long |
O. S. C. club sum m er school, a calf
tab les w hich filled the m ain h all for '
valued at $150 from th e h erd of
th e su m ptuous dinner w hich was
L uscher & Sons of Fairview ,
provided by th e grange. The pro- ’
enough ribbons to p aper a house
g ram followed the d inner im m edi- I
and over $100 in cash prizes. T hese
ately and w as eagerly listened to
prizes included 8th, P oland China
from beginning to end.
g ilt; 4th, C hester W hite litte r; 3d,
O. I. Neal, w orthy m aster of the
H olstein ju n io r ca lf; 1st, H olstein
senior ca lf; 2d, H olstein ju n io r gran g e, opened th e program w ith
y earlin g ;
4th H olstein
senior referen ce to th e m any old m em bers
y ea rlin g ; 1st, H olstein cow ; 2d, and frien d s p resen t and called on
H olstein show m anship; 3d, doe kid all to rise in loving rem em brance
m ilch g o at; 2d, senior doe m ilch of th e d eparted. He th en in tro ­
duced H. E. Davis, who acted as
goat.
Alice In g ram , th e high scoring to a stm a ste r. M ayor C lev e lan d was
girl, atten d ed Maplewood school, first called upon. H e spoke of the
Dorothy Mae H abits.
w hich has recen tly been taken into co n stru c tiv e w ork done by the
F in al p rep a ra tio n s are being , money can be saved, w aste avoid-
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th e P o rtlan d system.
m ore appetizing and wholesome
O thers who brought honors to ivities in th is com m unity extended , m ade for th e opening of th e Out- !
al,tl th e houae-
the county w ere Leroy Rhoads and over p rac tica lly 50 years. T he fact look free e | e c tr lc cooking school ,1Uhe’
Robert Tow nsend of C edar d istric t, was brought out th a t the p r e s e n tjtQ ,)e conducted T h u r.d a y , F rld ay wi'*‘'8 w o r k ,n “ ,le n ,o r® pl‘‘af,a,' t '
T he cooking d em o n stratio n s held
who won first in crops d em o n stra­ g ran g e is th e second to be o rg an -
ized in this vicinity. T he first met
an<’ S atu rd ay aftern o o n s th is week ¡„ (}reH|llini have alw ays been ex ­
tio n ; Je a n In g lis and C h arlo tte
<n th e g ran g e hull, G resham , b e g in - , ceptionally well atten d ed and It Is
Johnson of G resham who took sec­ it) th e Good T em p lar’s hall w hich
w
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ulng a t 2:30.
hoped th is one put on by th e home
ond in the cooking dem o n stratio n
Mias H ubbs will he th e in stru c t- econom ics d ep a rtm en t of th e P. E.
co n test; and K enneth B ram hall N eal's p rese n t home. The hall was
and G erald Emily who took second moved to G resham to an ac re of > o r- She lias a pleasing personal!- 1’. com pany will be a record b reak-
a g ra d u a te of tile econom ic er. T he use of electricity in the
in the potato g rading contest. land donated for the purpose by > O .
Jam
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Pow
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en t of th e Oregon A gricul- home has become so com mon and
Floyd Stafford w ith his strin g of
u ra l college, class of 1924, and has im p o rtan t a facto r th a t its use in
discontinued
and
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ered
its
G uernseys, and Jo h n W elbes ex­
j m ade h erself o u tstan d in g in etfi- 1 cooking should be k m w n by the
hibiting p o ultry and hogs also c h a rter.
t ciency and h elp fu ln ess as a deni- housekeeper w h eth er an elec tric
T he beginnings of the p resen t
m ade a fine showing.
n n stra to r of th e la test and best ran g e is possessed or not. It is
O ther w in n ers and th e ir pro jects gran g e, No. 270 P atyons of H u s­
m ethods lit iter chosen a rt.
valuable Inform ation even If a
a re P aul O verstad, T ro u td ale, 6th, bandry, w ere related in a p ap er by
To get th e la test in cooking i wood ran g e is used.
D uroc b arro w ; M arguerite Pate, Mrs. H. L. S t.C la ir. The o rig in al
m ethods does not m ean m ore ex-
T he Outlook is glad to sponsor
Rockwood, 6th, Duroc gilt. 6th, reco rd book lias been preserved
pensive o r ex tfa v u g an t m ethods, th is seiiool for Hie benefit it will
and
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n ational Duroc sp ecial; W illiam
but th e very opposite. W hile new lie to the hom es of th is com m unity
Copeland, F airview , 41 h, Poland ganized on Marcli 17, 1894, a t a
m ethods are d em o n strated , tlie . and liopes for a large and en th u si-
China h arro w ; Raymond U lrich, m eeting in S h attu c k 's ball, w ith the
iileas given will show how tim e and 1 astlc attendance.
F airview . 10th. Poland China g ilt; aid of D eputy M aster Jacob Jo h n ­
Rodney P ark er, P o w ellh u rst, 4th, son of E vening S tar grange. The
C hester W hite b arro w ; 8th, C hest­ m em bership from th e date of o r­
er W hite g ilt; John W elbes, F air- ganization to Decem ber, 1901, in ­
view, 1st, H am pshire litte r, 1st, cluded n early 150 persons. The
H am pshire b arrow , 1st. H am p­ b rief sk etch of the activ ities of
G alen F an ch er, d riving a Chev­
Ralph H. McCullough, 16, sou of
sh ire gilt, 3d light breed pen ; th o se y ea rs a p p e a rs elsew h ere in
ro let sedan, and Ed Baum ann, d riv ­ Mr. and Mrs. H. I*. M cCullough,
H arold D ahl, Victory ltith, Jersey th e Outlook.
ju n io r calf. 6th, Daisy h erd rec o rd ;
In in tro d u cin g J. J. Jo h n so n , ing a Dodge to u rin g , m et in a head- who live n ear Sycam ore sta tio n
R obert Cam pbell, F airview , 6th, m a ster of E vening S ta r grange, on collision at tlie In tersectio n of and who are well know n in G re sh ­
je rse y senior calf: Floyd Splaw n, who w as tlie p rin cip le sp eak er of K elly avenue and Pow ell stre e t, am , w as th e w inner of the g rand
L usted, 4th, Je rse y y ea rlin g ; B ert th e day, Mr. Davis told of the good about 8 o’clock S atu rd ay evening.
prize In a co n test sponsored by the
Gibson, G resham , 5th, Je rse y y ea rl­ w ork done by Johnson in assistin g
E. Brow n, of M ontavilla, who w as P o rtlan d fire b u reau In th e in te r­
ing, 3d Je rse y show m anship; Ian to organize th e first county fair,
B urns, Victory, 5th, H olstein sen ­ w hich w as p articip ated in by the riding In th e B aum ann ca r, r e ­ ests of F ire P rev en tio n week, ob­
ior yearling, 3d, H olstein show m an­ g ran g es of th e county. Ninety th o u ­ ceived cu ts about tlie face and iiead served extensively in P o rtlan d and
sh ip ; Floyd Stafford, V ictory, 4th, sand feet of lum ber w as delivered by the sh a tte rin g ot the w indshield. th ro u g h o u t th e co u n try d u rin g the
G uernsey senior calf, 2d, G uernsey on thg ground n ear G resham T he o th e rs w ere u n h u rt b u t th e p ast week.
M cCullough's ad d re ss w as chos-
senior cow, 1st, G uernsey show ­ g ran g e h all and g ra n g e rs an d o th ­ ca rs w ere badly dam aged. T he c a rs
m anship, 5th, D aisy h erd rec o rd ; ers g ath ered and b u ilt th e fa ir in w ere not tu rn ed over b u t the «n as th e best of th e nine deliv­
fram es, fen d ers and fro n t w heels ered at th e f ilia l co n test held F r i­
Vera Stafford. V ictory, 3d, G u ern ­ a day.
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day evening a t th e public au d i­
w ere badly sm ashed.
sey show m anship, 4th G uernsey
Mr. Johnson declared th a t th e
A nother accid en t th a t proved torium . P rio r to F rid ay every high
senior cow, 7th ca n n in g : P aul g ran g e has been th e leader of all
Boeckli, L innton, 1st, Brown Swiss farm org an izatio n s. Its founders ! ra th e r serio u s to som e P o rtlan d school in P o rtla n d had held a co n ­
ju n io r calf, 1st, Brown Sw iss cow ; w ere broad-m inded men, men of people F rid ay evening, w as th e one te st to determ in e th e best o ra to r of
A nna Boeckli, L innton, 1st Brown wisdom, as show n by th e ir s ta te ­ i th a t occu rred when a Dodge to u r- the school uud McCullough, a
Sw iss y earlin g . 2d, Brown Sw iss m ent of principles. T h eir object, 1 | Ing, driven by Raym ond K oppert fo u rth year stu d e n t, w as selected
show m anship; M agdalena Boeckli, he said, was to a ssist both p ro d u cer ! collided w ith a P. E. P. com pany to rep rese n t F ra n k lin high.
As a g ran d prize, McCullough
L innton, 1st, Brown Sw iss show ­ and consum er, to w ork tow ard b e t­ freig h t train , on th e B ru n n er c ro ss­
m an sh ip ; Alton D outhlt, V ictory, te r schools, b etter living conditions I ing on the Section Line road. Two was aw arded a round trip to P h il­
3d, Daisy herd reco rd ; L aw rence and g en eral edu catio n al facilities, i women and a m an, all of P o rtlan d adelp h ia and o th er points, w ith e x ­
He left S atu rd ay
D outhlt. V ictory, 3d, farm ac co u n t­ T he g ran g e is ab so lu tely no n -p ar- [ w ere w ith Mr. K oppert. T he men penses paid.
ing. 4th Daisy herd reco rd ; R obert tisa n and n o n -sectarian , though it j received m inor cu ts an d some bail m orning for P h ilad elp h ia w here he
Boeckel, Lynch, 4th. Rhode Island has had the g re a te st influence on ! bruises. One of th e young ladies, will be a g u est ut th e in te rn atio n a l
Red pen; Alan Davies, G ilbert, 1st, political m a tte rs, Mr. Jo h n so n s ta t­ was severely cu t and received a convention of tire chiefs. At the
light breed pen, 1st, light breed ed. He believes ail p erso n s in te r­ possible fra c tu re of the skull. W il­ m any cities he will visit en ro u te
p u lle ts; Robert Stone, Fairview , ested in th e farm should back the lard Gill, who appro ach ed the he will be greeted by officials, e n ­
scene soon a fte r th e accident, took te rtain ed at d in n e rs and given
2d, light breed p u lle ts;
Dan g ran g e and its work.
th
e in ju red people to th e ir homes sight-seeing to u rs, and In a n u m ­
Schm idt, F airview , 10th, heavy
R em iniscences anil com m ents of in P o rtlan d . T he conductor of the ber of places will deliver his ad ­
breed pen; Jo h n Stone, Fairview ,
th e g ran g e and Its w ork and influ­ P. E. P. c a r stated th a t he saw the dress on tire prevention. On the
3d. light breed p u lle ts; H arry Kay,
ence w ere given by various persons ap p ro ach in g c a r and blew his way to P h ilad elp h ia he will sto p at
P o w ellh u rst. 3d, tu rk e y s; R obert
p resen t, am ong them Mrs. E. A. w histle. He supposed th a t as the (im aho, Chicago, N iagara F alls
Tow nsend, Cedar, 4th, d u ck s; Rob­
Niblin, Mrs. George Lum sden, Mrs. c a r w as p ro g ressin g at a slow vrate anti Buffalo. On his re tu rn Journey
e rt Rhoads, Cedar, 5th, ducks; G er­
R. F. W aiters, D. E Tow le, H. W. of speed, th e d riv er Intended to he will stop at New York, W ash­
ald Emily, C orbett 3d, W estern
A ugar and L. P. M anning. Musical stop before cro ssin g . Mr. K oppert ington, A tlanta, New
O rleans,
Oregon potatoes;
H allie H am ­
num bers Included a piano d u et by says th a t he did not see th e freig h t H ouston, Los A ngeles and Sail
m onds, Lusted, 4th, ca n n in g ; Lois
F red erick and Lew is S tab ler of train .
Francisco.
B artsch. O rient, 3d, cookies; Robin
H illsview school, and novelty play ­
Ralph M cCullough w as a proud
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T hayer, O rient, 5th, cookies; Jam es
ing by Marion Goodfellow, stu d e n t cu rred near G resham , w as th e one youth S atu rd ay m orning when the
W alsh, R ussellville, 9th, b iscu it;
in G resham Union higti school, on th a t resu lted in th e death of E rn est firem en's band was on hand a t the
Shirley Emily, C orbett 8th, hand-
a
v ariety of in stru m e n ts, m any of Sandy, of W alla W alla, w ho was Union depot, to give him a rousing
i work ; F lo ren ce B urns, V ictory,
them hom e-m ade.
burned to death S atu rd ay night send off Mayor B aker w as th e re
8th, Division I sew ing;
Helen
Among th e form er m em bers of when his tru ck cau g h t fire, near to pin a firem an's silver badge on
C lark. R usellville, 6th, Division III,
sew ing; Vincent Uhlig. P leasan t G resham g ran g e who w ere p resen t th e old clubhouse bridge on the R alph's coat and com m end him for
Valley, 4th pen of rab b its; L ester a t th e hom e-com ing w ere Mr. and Base L ine road. Mr. Sandy, who th e excellence of his o ratio n d eliv ­
Sroufe, G resham , 2d, farm ac co u n t­ Mrs. E. E. S leret and Mrs. Lewis was driving an Did Oregon T rail ered th e night before. F ire Chief
S h attu ck of V ancouver, Wash., and freig h t tru ck , had evidently fallen Lee H olden loaned his own gold
ing.
Club m em bers of th e county won Mrs. E lla S hram of B eavercreek in asleep and released co n tro l of his badge w hich th e boy is to w ear as
car. T he tru c k ran acro ss th e bar a m eans of identification w herever
seven sch o larsh ip s and oth er p riz­ C lackam as county.
pit and caught fire, dam aging it be­ he goes on th e trip.
es and cash aw ard s am ounting to
H orses. C attle, Hay, Hogs, G oats, yond rep air. Mr. Sandy w as found
T his y ear P o rtlan d la th e only
over $750.
Hheep, Ducks, Rabbits, Bees, P o u l­ im m ediately and taken to th e St.
city to stag e such a co n test and th e
try , R eal E state, R entals, Loans,
THINK
THIAK
THINK
Autos. F arm M achinery, P lan ta and V incents ho sp ital, but died soon a f­ re su lts have been so fav o rab le and
He leaves a wife in so m uch in te re st has been aro u sed
The Farmer! Mutual Fire Relief Seeds, E m ploym ent, Wood and te rw a rd s.
Association. Farm and suburban Saw ing, M iscellaneous— a re th e de­ W alla W alla, and o th e r relativ es th a t it is expected th a t th is so rt of
property. H. W. Snasball, preal- p artm en ts under our classified
dent, Oreaham, Pleasant View Ave., heading. Look for w hat yon may in ea stern Oregon. T he body was educational work will be tak en up
shipped to O ntario for Interm ent. th ro u g h o u t th e United S tates. Con-
wiah to buy or sell.
Phone 3065.
Grange Home-Coming
Brings Large Crowd
The K iw anis club held an o th er
very successful m eeting Monday
evening at th e local hall. I n te r ­
esting ta lk s w ere given by Mayor
C harles Cleveland, on th e pioneer
days of G resham , and by Ross
Brown, on the real estate business
in G resham , respectively.
D. J.
Conway, of th e P o rtlan d K iw anis
club, showed some in te restin g and
in stru c tiv e motion p ictu res of Mt.
Hood.
T here w ere 33 of the 41 m em bers
present, w ith the en ro llm en t of one
new m em ber, B urten L. W alrad Jr.
G alen C. F an ch er is a prospective
m em ber, but w as unable to atten d
th is m eeting. T here w ere four
guests p resen t nam ely, B. R. B rass-
field, D. J. Conway and Burten
Beck of P ortlan d and Mayor Chas.
Cleveland of Gresham .
Next Monday night the m eeting
is to be in ch arg e of the P o rtlan d
K iw anians. T he local club will be
th e guest and th e P o rtlan d hosts
prom ise a very in terestin g evening
u nder th e ir d irection in the gran g e
Look up th e special offers on O re­ hall.
gonian and P o rtlan d News in to ­
day's Outlook. Get a daily in com ­
bination w ith the O utlook and save WOMAN CHARGED W il li
SUPPLYING LIQUOR
money.
Mrs. A lam eda Benson, of the Mt.
Phone W ant Ads to 1561.
Hood Loop grocery, th re e njiles
east of G resham , was charged with
th e sale and possession of liquor,
on October 11 and 13, according to
W e d n e s d a y , O c to b e r 17. — G r a n g e th is m orn in g ’s O regonian. A ch arg e
c a r d p a r t y a t F a irv ie w .
w as filed ag a in st Mrs. Benson by
S a tu r d a y . O c to b e r 20.—C o m m u n ity C harles
W. E rsk in e,
a ssista n t
c lu b e n te r ta in m e n t a n d s a le a t B o rin g
U nited S tates d istric t atto rn ey .
Sunday,
O c to b e r
21.— S e m i-a n n u a l
m e e tin g o f P le a s a n t H o m e S u n d a y Mrs. Benson is said by th e p ro h ib i­
S ch o o l a s s o c ia tio n .
P le a s a n t H o m e tion service to have been doing a
M e th o d is t c h u rc h .
th riv in g business in the sale of
F r id a y . O c to b e r 26.—-A re m e ® C lu b
M a s q u e ra d e
D an ce .
M a so n ic
h a ll, liquor to the w orkm en em ployed on
( ire s h a m .
the dam at th e h e a d q u a rte rs of the
F r id a y . O c to lw r 2 6 —- L u th e r L e a g u e Bull Run w ater supply. She was
H a llo w e e n S o cial a t P o w e ll V a lle y
released under $500 bail. W. K.
sc h o o lh o u se.
Newell, deputy federal prohibition
F r id a y .
O c to b e r
26. — H a llo w e 'e n
school p r o g ra m a n d so c ia l a t S p rin g - com m issioner, announced Monday
d a le sc h o o lh o u se, a t 8 o ’clock.
th a t a nuisance ch arg e would be
F r id a y .
N ovem ber
2.— H a llo w e ’en
c ir c u s by th e G re s h a m t i r a d e P a r e n t - filed ag ain st Mrs. Benson later.
S a tu r d a y . D e c e m b e r 8 —T h e a n n u a l
b a z a a r o f th e M e th o d is t L a d ie s A id of
P le a s a n t H o m e, a t th e c h u rc h .
1
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Accidents Injure Fine Trip Won
Some; One Killed by Sycamore Boy
Adopts New Plan
An en th u sia stic group of women
met at th e first reg u la r m eeting g a t
th e new ly organized business
professional w om en's club, w hich
hi
was held at th e lib rary last night.
A co n stitu tion and by-law s for the
club w as read and accepted. The
follow ing
standing
com m ittees
w ere
ap pointed:
E ducational,
w hich provides for th e program
along educational lines to be given
a t th e first m eeting of th e m onth,
and also arra n g e s to r w hatever
classes th e m em bers desire to form.
Miss A ugusta H ahn, chairm an,
Mrs. C lara C. Miller, Miss F lorence
H oney; Social Service, w hich In­
vestigates o pportunities for help in
the com m unity, Miss M arie Blom,
chairm an, Miss Amy Cooper, Mrs.
Marion H oss; R ecreational, to plan
for a social affair a t th e second
m eeting in th e m onth. Miss Helen
Rogers, chairm an , Miss Je a n e tte
Miller, Miss Rosella In g le h a rt;
M embership, Miss M artha H agberg,
ch airm an . Miss U lalla S tra tto n .
Miss L illian LeK aniler; Finance,
Miss E sth er P eterso n , chairm an.
Miss P earl Ruegg, Miss Rachel
Chezum ;
H ousing, Mrs. C. I.
R aker, ch airm an . Miss P au le tta
D owsett, Mrs. A nna W elling, Mrs.
P earl H ayden w as appointed re ­
p o rter, and Miss E sther P eterson
was elected tre a su re r.
A called m eeting of the club will
he held next Monday night at 7:30
at th e lih ra ry for th e purpose of
form ing classes. Among th e studies
which tlie m em bers w ished to take
up w ere gym nasium , applied a rt,
sw im m ing, stenography, F rench,
cooking, literatu re , m usic, public
speaking and dram atics. It is pos­
sible to have any of these courses
If enough women can he secured to
form a class.
W hile tlie club is form ed o rig i­
nally for the young business and
professional women of G resham ,
anyone who Is in sym pathy w ith
the purpose of th e club I r invited
to Join and take advantage of the
privileges of the organization. Ap­
plication for m em bership should b e
m ade to the m em bership com m it­
tee.
T*
T K 'K E T C O M P L E T E
EU R C IT Y E L E C T IO N
N early all those nom inated for
city offices at the recent m ass m eet­
ing have qualified and th e ir nam es
will ap p ear on tlie ballot for elec­
tion on November 6. One nam e has
been added by petition and th e c a n ­
didate, C. J. L undquist, who will
oppose C. E. Johnson for tlie office
of tre a su re r, has qualified. The
tick et us it now stan d s is as fol­
lows;
Mayor, R ussell K. Akin and Clius.
C leveland; tre a su re r, C. E. John
son and C. J. L undquist; council-
men, th ree to be elected, A. W. Bot­
kin. Roy 11. Gibbs, F ra n k H am lin.
C. E. Stockton, B. W. T h orne and
W. J. T odd;
reco rd er, C. G.
Schneider.
It is possible th a t still o th ers
may en te r th e race, as petitions
m ay be filed up to Hi days before
th e election.
A heavy vote Is expected in the
city election, com ing as it does in
connection with th e g eneral elec­
tion. The reg istra tio n in th e co u n ­
ty Is 147,000, much heavier th an it
has ever been before, and it is c e r­
tain th a t a large proportion of
those reg istered will vote.
Itu rlap Sacks W anted.
Can use phosphate sacks it in
good condition.
We pay cash.
B erry G row ers Packing Com pany,
(iresh am .—Adv.
Myers w ater system s, De (.aval
cream se p a ra to rs, Oliver chilled
plows. All repairs. A la rg e llat
of good used im plem ents. Heasel
Im plem ent Co., G resham .—Adv.
Bargain In Shrubs.
S h ru b s of all kinds at h a lt price,
some a t less. K allander F lo ra l Co.,
opposite b erry eanuery, G resham .
—Adv.
H eat 2 to S Rooms,
it co sts no m ore to h ea t your
en tire house with a Vecto th a n to
heat one room w ith a heater. Call
Joe Chiodo, G resham P lum bing A
H eating Co., phone 1233.
We do n 't know w hat P resid en t
Coolidge th in k s of th e political s it­
uation, but It's our opinion th a t he
w on't tell us unless he w ants to.
te sts will probably be conducted lu
every one of the eight d istric ts ot
the co u n try and th e national w in­
ner will be determ ined a t th e next
in te rn atio n a l convention. T his tim e,
how ever, P o rtlan d will have the
national cham pion, w hich la Ralph
McCullough.