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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1928)
Herbert Hoover Stands Out as America's Most Distinguished Engineer, Administrator, Statesman and Humanitarian. Vote for Him G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK VOL. IN, KO. GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, Cauliflower Crop FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS l»3s CHUUK I T TO VOTERS. KBVANIAN GOLFERS Jud g in g from th e heavy reg is ELECTION BAY OUTLOOK PLAY MATCH GAME tratio n of voters and th e th o u g h t OUT EAKLY. ful country-w ide in te rest tak en in j W ednesday, October 31, fourteen Next T uesday being election th e com ing election th e re is n o ; K iw aniun golfers of G resham day and a holiday, an effort will need of u rg in g voters to go to the i be m ade to have the Outlook m atched th e ir skill w ith P o rtlan d polls next T uesday. They will go. j ready for th e m ail about noon. K iw anians on the G lendoveer links. ------—— B ut it should be urged th a t vot- S eventy-tw o c a rs of cauliflow er ' It is not practical to delay the Though only fairly w ell atten d - By High School R eporter. playing 18 holes w ith some very Ballots w ill be c a st November 6, issue for th e election re tu rn s I ed, th e Hoover rally held last T ues- ing, if possible, be done early. have been shipped to d ate by the T he polls locally will be open ! C ooperative L ettuce & Cauliflow er j lute T uesday night or W ednes ! day night In the G resham gran g e from 8 a. m. to 1 p. m„ an d from I, Wo .. know th , a t , C. . E. R usher, our 1 good scores. P o rtlan d ca rrie d off for candidates to till city offices, in day m orning. T he cooperation 2 p. m. to 8. Both boards will be 1 Ja n i,o r' w as Bla<1 to notive T h u rs- the honors w ith 26 points to G resh- • conjunction with the election of association from T routdale, and it I of co rresp o n d en ts and ad v e rtis I hall w as not lacking in tellin g ora- national aud sta te officers. Al- on duty and th e count should be day m orning th a t th e H allow e'en am 22. is expected th a t 25 m ore cars will ers is asked. j tory judging from th e enthusiasm finished before m idnight. w itches, sp irits and hobgoblins, T his activ ity on th e p a rt of the i though th e re has not been a lively be shipped before the end of the m anifested and th e m any com th a t were prow ling around G resh- G resham K iw anians has ju st start-1 contest waged or any active cam- season. T his is the heaviest ship- WELFARE WORKERS TO J m endations of Miss Maude Ald LIVESTOCK EXPOSITION ara W ednesday evening, did no ed u nder th e golf com m ittee, con- I paigning done, m uch in te rest is m ent of cauliflow er in the history AID I NEO RTF NATES rich 's m asterfu l ad d ress on the re OPENS SATURDAY g rea t dam age a t th e high school. sisting of Ray M artin, ch a irm an ; aroused as to who will be elected of th e association, covering four Mrs. Cora B eatty d istrict v isitor Publican can d id ate and issues of T he Pacific In tern atio n al Live T here was a sign on th e e n tra n ce Bill T u erck and Ed Aylsw orth. to hold offices for the city of h arvests. T he m arket opened w ith in th is p a rt of th e’ county for the ' ,h e c“» P a ‘K»- stock exposition to be held Novem- door th a t stated _ "T ___ h is P lace for W hile H m em bers played in W ed Gresham . an exceptionally high price but public w elfare bureau, and Mrs. T he num bers by th e high school ber 3 to 10 at P o rtlan d , gives prom - j SaIe- E asV P aym ents," but to date nesday's contest, th e re are several C harles Cleveland, who has serv- broke about the m iddle of October, M errick, com m unity ch est w orker o rch estra, u n d er th e lead ersh ip of ise th is year of being one of the we have received no bids. Also if oth er e n th u sia sts aud th e com m it- ed two term s as m ayor, is running a farm er of the neighboring coun It is now show ing m ore stren g th of P o rtlan d , w ere in G resham yes- , Miss G race E. P o tter, w ere very m ost o u tstan d in g show s in the his- try is m inus a wagon p erh ap s he and th e grow ers are hoping for a j terd ay looking after the duties of pleasing and elicited m uch praise, tory of th e exposition. E n trie s will I can identify the one left between tee expects to have at le a it 22 p la y for re-election and his co n testan t ers enrolled and p articip a tin g in for the m ayorality will be Russell favorable end to the harvest. The th e ir offices. Since the w elfare bu- j Roy E . Cannon, rec en tly appoint- cover a la rg e r are a of th e U nited “ le Kymnasium and the cafe fu tu re gam es. Six other G resham K. Akin, retirin g councilm an. C. carlo ad shipm ents are going m ost- reau is a d irect beneficiary of the „d county school su p erin ten d en t, S tates and C anada th an ever before, te ria bungalow. A rden Squire, cap tain of last golfers played with the K iw anians G. Schneider, for a num ber of ly to th e east and south. New York chest it is fitting th a t the in te rests and nom inee on th e rep u b lican som e com ing from as far east as y ea r's football squad of G resham on W ednesday, bringing th e to tal term s recorder for Gresham , is the city gettin g tw o cars, w hile Rich- | shouiu w ork together. T here a re ticket for November 6. m ade a brief New York and as far so u th east as Union Hi, now a stu d en t at the up to 20 for the contest. only nom inee for the office. C. E. mond and o th e r southern cities ' 8everal fam ilies in G resham and Oregon S tate College, played the T ennessee. A to u rn am en t is planned for next Johnson, cashier of the Bank of com e in for a large share. T he j th e county receiving ta lk in w hich he referre d to th e first half of th e gam e, in tack le Many G resham people a re p la n week for G resham Kiw aniun golf ... , , a ‘d from the w elfare bureau, and resp o n sib ilities of th e office and his q u ality of th e product is unex- Mrs. B eatty m akes freq u en t visits purpose to ad m in ister it helpfully ning to atten d the exposition and position, staged at M ultnom ah s ta ers. L ikely two lead ers will be G resham , and C. J. L undquist, dium in P o rtlan d S atu rd ay after- cash ier of th e F irs t S tate bank celled. I here. some of the co n tests th a t will be of noon. Because Arden was playing chosen and these will select play- The object of th e w elfare bureau, and faithfully. have been nom inated to fill the of we hated to see th e Aggie freshm en ' F orty -fo u r m em bers of the co- says Mrs. Beatty, is to conserve F ra n k Davey of P o rtlan d spoke special in te re st to local v isito rs at tak en to a clean-up. w ith a score of ers for th e opposing team s. Full fice of tre a su re r on account of the o p erative association a re shipping and prom ote norm al fam ily life and , im pressively in favor of Congress- the fair will be Monday, November 27 to 0. by th e U niversity of Ore- announcem ent of the plans will be incapacity of the present tre a s to help needy people to become [___ , th is year, pooling th e ir shipm ents creditable citizens in stead of " le a n - 1 nlan P ral’kltn F. K o rrell, who is 5. At 8 o'clock Monday m orning, i gon babies. Oh, well, b etter luck m ade at the next reg u la r K iw auis u rer, John H. M etzger, to ru n for I dinner Monday night. each week. The O. W. R. & N. load e rs,” The policy is not only to th e rep u b lican nom inee to succeed th e Victory C attle club, consisting next tim e. Squire. an o th er term . Mr. Metzger, who is say, can you featu re th is? ing platform is a busy place, as ta k e ca re of im m ediate and per-1 him self in th is d istrict. of H arold Dahl, lan B urns, and It And, This is only a side issue of the has been rep o rted th a t F red seriously 111 at his home, follow ing . m any other products a re shipped m auent needs but to reh a b ilita te j Law rence D outhit, are scheduled to Bechlll, a w ell-know n woman recen tly organized G resham Ki- a stro k e of paralysis, has been city th e fam ily and to a s sist in placing ! Prin c *Pa l sp eak er w as Miss from there, as w ell as the big c a u com pete in the livestock judging h ater, is night editor on a g irls ’ w anis club whose activ ities will tre a su re r tor G resham since 1905 it on a seif su stain in g basis. The Maude A ldrich of G resham who paper issued at the U niversity of liflower crop. bureau cooperates w ith other agen- has been cam paigning for H erb ert aontest. At 9:30 on the, sam e day Oregon, w here he is a student (his touch m any lines of civic and so when the city received Its ch arter. in secu rin g m edical aid and w . . n .i-in i, „ i, Jean Inglis and C h arlo tte Johnson year. College life m akes various cial life of the com m unity. A bout 150 ac re s of cauliflow er cies legal advice. T he effort is alw ays ' H° ° Ver' M,sa A ldrlch has much T hree councilm en a re to be se w ill com pete in th e Home Eco changes in fellow classm en, eh have been grow n by m em bers of to in sp ire self reliance. ’ ; n a tu ra l ability as a public sp eak er lected from th e following candi w hat? nom ics judging contest. th e association, the bulk of it com In addition to this, the w orkers I and from h er carefu l stu d y and d ates: Roy H. Gibbs, F ra n k H am G eorge Okuda. g rad u a te of our T h ere a re a num ber of individ experience has acquired ing from th e high land ea st of the a re able to help th e com m unity to larg e hlgti school in 1928, gave us a short lin. C. E. Stockton, W. J. Todd. Dr, recognize the m alad ju stm en ts of I uals and clubs th a t have entered visit T hursday m orning. George Sandy river. T his is an in crease u n fo rtu n a te p ersons who, th ro u g h m ore' She p ut m any a r Kum ™t* In A. W. Botkin, and B. W. Thorne. Undenominational ( hare It. of 50 per ce n t over the acreage of m ism anagem ent, sickness, unein- favor of H oover in a new and ap- livestock and farm products from has a position w ith th e Ja p an ese Holdover councilm an are T. R. consul in P o rtlan d and likes It very G resham and th e su rro u n d in g com The fifth an n iv ersary of th e Un 1927. The average yield per acre ploym eut or m isfo rtu n e of some , pealing w ay and held h er audience m uch, so he says. Howitt, W. C. Metzger and C. I. W. H, Bailiie, county kind have lost courage and hope in close atten tio n for an hour. W m unities. is 350 crates. Miss Melba S anders, one of the denom inational church will be cel Raker. Dr. A. W. Botkin, B. W. and have become dependent. , „ club agent, and S. B. H all, county te ach ers a t Union Hi, w hose m oth- ebrated at the G resham church T he officers of the association are Mrs. B eatty is especially desirous j ' °°P er acted as ch airm an of the Thorne, and R ussell K. A kin, a g ric u ltu ra l a g e n t,'w ill be in P o rt er died S atu rd ay at Newberg, has ‘ Sunday afternoon and evening be- to hear from any Over th e disposi- ; m eeting. G eorge H. C ham berlain of Corbett, whose term s are expiring are up S a n d T ? w th,er d u tie ,. h® r e ' “ ‘« 'g i n n i n g with services at 2 o'clock. land th e g re a te r p a rt of th e next ------------------------ p resid e n t; A. C. Seidl of T ro u t tion of cases, and hopes to be a b le ,! Sanders, who resum ed her w ork . for re-election, the first two coun- 10 days, w orking on the exhibits by her wide experienoe, to help in CHEVROLET <» VRAGE W ednesday m orning, has th e sym Monday m orning will be the be cilnien and the la tte r for mayor, dale, se c re ta ry -tre a su re r. The board any situation w here public w elfare ■■ t w v l -««' I n r iT t n x and tak in g care of th eir respective pathy of the en tire stu d en t body. ginning of the annual conference «1A!S A M I A I IV A of d irec to rs is composed of C ham is involved. She is looking to th is T he g irls of th e Tri-Y club have here and services will be held at respectively. charges. com m unity to cooperate in b rin g The F ield h o u se-S h earer Chevro b erlain, W. A. Dunklee, W. E. H urt, been displaying a num ber of hand- , «„ _ Also of in te rest will be the re ing real, con stru ctiv e assistan ce to let com pany is doing business in its kerchiefs they have been m aking. 10 o c ,o c k ' 2 0 clock ” m and F erd L am bert and W. H. Rogers. those su lts of the city elections at T ro u t who may be in need. WOMEN TO HEAR The Tri-Y club m eets every Wed- “ • 7 or 7:30 in the evening, and new location in th e building e re c t A rnold L am bert is field m anager- POLITICAL ADDRESS nesday afternoon, im m ediately continue daily th ro u g h o u t the dale and Fairview . L aura D. H ar ed by F ra n k Staffenson & Sons on inspector. TRI-Y GIRLS HOLD C larence Ownbey, h isto ry in a fte r the close of school, for a week. A num ber of ch u rch es of low, who has served two term s as th e co rn er of Powell stre e t and of one hour. . ... m ayor of T routdale and who was ANNUAL CEREMONIAL Maple avenue. The head m echanic, stru c to r in G resham High school, period T he stu d en t body has voted to d ,f,eren t c,t,es ° " t,,e coa8t are HOOVER SUPPORTERS At th e Tri-Y Recognition C ere H enry K ruegger, is on th e job, and Kill give an unbiased opinion of have in stalled a new system of sending delegates and m in iste rs to the first woman mayor In the BEWARE LATE ATTACKS m onial T hursd ay , October 25, the state, is ru n ning for re-election. H. th e political situ atio n at th e high flood lighting, to be used on the be p resen t at the conference. H oover su p p o rters a re urged to high school Tri-Y club sponsored it is expected th a t in a few days fro n t of the high school. Also th e ir | ___ __________ E. Bloyd, who is serving his second school gym nasium next Monday th e shop force will be able to r e n be on th eir g uard ag a in st la st m in half of the expense, approxim ately term as recorder, and Isabella Bethel Baptist Church. night a t 7:30. T his ta lk Is to be $248, of the tw o room s added to the ute attem p ts to tu rn sentim ent a very enjoyable and exciting m eet der com plete C hevrolet service. The u su al services will he held W aite, the p resent city tre a su re r, ing. At th is m eeting w as held the I a g a in st th e ir candidate. assem bly hall d u rin g the past The equipm ent th a t had been in given u nder th e auspices of the sum m er, was voted to be paid from Sunday at the Bethel B aptist have both been nom inated for their Such is the final w arning sent ann u al recognition cerem onial. I business and professional w om en's o ut by Phil. M etschan, chairm an N ineteen girls lighted th eir candles I use in the old re p a ir shop was the stuilentbody funds. church, beginning with Bible school respective offices. G. F. Coons, who of the republican sta te c e n tra l com T he seniors have sta rte d p rac tic I a t 9:45 a. nt. Rev. Mr«. A. D. lias been acting as m arshal to fill moved Tuesday and W ednesday. club, but all women of G resham are at the respective candles re p re invited to attend. m ittee. ing on th e ir play to be given some T he new tools and equipm ent a r "If th e re is one flaw in th e long senting body, know ledge and sp irit, | The first gym class of th e newly tim e in th e near fu tu re. “ W alt, H untley will have as her m orning the unexplred term of Alvin Cope rived T h u rsd ay and a re being put and honorable ca reer of H erb ert thus becoming m em bers of the Inc.,” is th e nam e of th e play chosen them e “T he M inistry of the Holy land, who moved to G resham , is in th e ir proper places. A num ber organized club was held last T u es and the ca st has been well selected. S pirit." T he m onthly observance running for m arshal and will have H oover it would have been discov Tri-Y Circle of Light. day evening at th e high school ered and bro ad cast long ago.” de This year the freshm en seem to , .. , .. ,, ,,, , . .. of cars, new and old, a re on d is ns his co n testant, W. J. C raw ford. Follow ing a sh o rt business m eet clared Mr. M etschan yesterday. play in the w ork room, w aiting for gym nasium . T his class will be held be a live bunch, according to Roy J o i th e Vord * hupper w“‘ be at tht' W. L. R ichardson will be voted E. Cannon, principal. Mr. Cannon ' «'lose of th e m orning service. In "T hose who seek to accom plish the ing the program and social com every T uesday at 7:30 and will be d efeat of our candidate have left m ittees conducted about 40 m em th e show room to be com pleted. followed at 8:30 by a class in clog says th a t he will he responsible for ¡th e evening stereoptlcon slides will upon to hold office as a council T he office equipm ent and autom o no stone u n tu rn ed in an effort to th e statem en t th at, as a whole, the sh()w . Mexico BreHklng H er Fet- man for a tw o-year term . F rances im peach the c h a ra c te r and the rec bers on a ghost walk. bile p a rts will be moved to th e new dancing. T his class and also m em m em bers of th e freshm an class are te rs ,” w ith the accom panying in- May Fox, Ida C raw ford and L. G. A fter a delightful evening r e ord of Mr. Hoover, but th e ir a t garage as soon as th e room s are b ersh ip In th e club a re open to b etter w orkers, th a t they apply form ation ubout conditions. Howell are running for council- tem p ts have been in vain, and any fresh m en ts w ere served and all G resham women, re g a rd le ss of them selves to th e ir w ork more, and la st m inute a tta c k on him m ay be departed for hom e to dream of in readiness. th a t they really a c t as though they men for four-year term s. j w hether or n ot they a re business or classified as w hat Mr. Sm ith would wish Io obtain th e best they can Zion 1« angelica I Aiinoiiiicenients. In Fairview the th ree individual ghosts and w itches. f professional women. call 'bologna'.” ont of th eir school work m ore than Heat 2 to 8 Rooms. Divine services with serm on will city offices will probably he filled any freshm an class in recent years. It costs no m ore to h ea t your I He pred icts th a t if they continue in lie held at the E vangelical church by th e present holders as they have I e n tire house w ith a Vecto th an to B in d o n I tattlin g , h eat one room w ith a h eater. Call For expert window cleaning see th eir progressive sp irit they will Sunday at 11 a. m. preceded by the no co n testan ts in the race. E. E Joe Chiodo, G resham P lum bing & . S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J. surely he a stro n g class of seniors. Bible school at 10. T he topic for lleslin , present m ayor, O. P. Lums- Monday m orning a t 8:30 a t a H eating Cq., phone 1233. Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501. special m eeting of th e studentbody the serm on will be, "T he Chief End deu, present recorder aud John By W om en's Union of E vangelical C hurch a trio from th e Saxophone Shop in I ° f P ray er." A brief G erm an ser- Moller, present tre a su re r have all AT THE UIIURUIl P o rtlan d , is expected to p resen t a 1 vice vyHl follow a t 12 noon. been renom inated. Nominees for sh o rt en tertain m en t. The public b The an n u al b azaar and chicken councilm en for four-year term s are co rd ially Invited to th is, or any o th er of our studentbody m eetings. d in n er will be held at the church, W. D. Brooks, J. I. Mahaffey and Our ca fete ria is ru n n in g reg u lar- a t Fifth and Main, next Friday, No George Shaw. John P eterson, who ■ ly again th is year, u n d er th e able vem ber 9. M E N U was forced to re tire from the co u n and efficient direction of Mrs. t We have now in stock lots of seasonable things M ashed P otatoes R oast Chicken Brown Gravy F ra n k V olbrecht. Mrs. V olbrecht, , „ |0„ School Bazaar Annoaneed. cil a year or so ago on account of Jelly Vegetable P erfection Salad Pickles for Kail and Winter wear. who has had ch arg e of th e cafe P um pkin or Apple Pie P lan s a re m atu rin g for th e b a illness, has been nom inated to fill te ria for several years, serves from a t w o j e a r term . P rice 50 e C hildren 35<* lot) to 150 every noon. za ar to be held S atu rd ay evening, C o m e a n d see, n o tr o u b le to s h o w th e m . The total en ro llm en t at the November 3, at Union school by the G resham Union high school at the #'-•»81 Full Price. A real H O K S E IIID E F E A T H E R (O A T , 30 in ch e s p resen t t'm e i : 408 stu d en ts and it P aren t-T ea ch e r association. A p ro Oldsmobile-Six. P erfect condi is expected th a t approxim ately 35 gram has been planned w hich will tion; new paint, new Strom berg long, wool lined, a good lo o k in g d ressy stu d en ts will en ter at th e m id-term include m usic by the Schedeen sis ca rb i.re to r; $5« w orth of extras. coat. F a c h th e first of the year. Of the present te rs, an accordion solo by Mr. Good tires. See it at R aker & Son, en ro llm en t, 184 stu d en ts are re g or phone ow ner 25x2.—Adv. istered from outside M ultnom ah R ohrer, and readings. Sandw iches, county. L ast year the tuition fundi pum pkin pie aud coffee will be sold, H eavy 30-ounce all w ool B lazer paid by 163 stu d en ts from o th er | and hom e-m ade candy, also various counties atten d in g th e G resham a rtic le s of fancy goods which will FRANKLIN F. L ig h te r w eig h t a ll wool P la id B lazer, high school to taled over $23,000. T he high school has 11 busses go a t auction. A cordial invitation F r id a y , N o v em b er 2 H llliv le w P - m ade in O r e g o n .... ............................ T A P ie K « lal. w hich c a rry 334 stu d e n ts to and Is extended to all. from school. When school Is d is S a tu r d a y , N o v em b er C a rtf P a r ty m issed in th e aftern o o n th e 11 a n d I ►ail« «- a t I J n n e m a n n h ail by la- die« o f St. Jo n e p h '« c h u rc h POWELL VALLEY busses a re all In th e ir respeclve H eavy Wool M ixed S h irt, blue a n d g ray positions and the hoys and g irls Services at the Saron L u th eran I S a tu r d a y , N o v e m b e r 3.—S o u th e a s t m arch directly to th e ir proper ch u rch S unday will be Bible school I C irc le M e th o d ist A id B a k e S ale, a t A line of P e n d le to n w oolen m ills plain and b eau tifu l bu sses. In less th an five m inutes a t 9:45, and w orship in E nglish at I A;.| oh , g ro c e ry sto re , a t 1 from the tim e the stu d e n ts a re d is 11. when S herm an Nelson of P o rt- ' I’lald S h irts m ade from Y irid» Wool m issed th e busses a re loaded aud land will speak. T h ere will be no S a tu r d a y , N o v e m b e r 3.— P .-T A B a z a a r , U nion S chool D tat. No. 26 <’la c k - on th eir way. The blisses, w ith a evening service. am aw c o u n ty . capacity of 25, c a rry on the a v e r Sunday services at the Mission age of 33 s tu d e n ts , per bus, and F rid a y . N ovem ber 2 —-H a llo w e ’en ch u rch will begin a t 9:50 w ith Sun- P laid all wool B lazers, so ft a n d w arm , a g e s 8 to 14 cover a . rad iu m iles in , | day school, w hich will be followed cir< ur by th e G re e h a m G ra d e P a r e n t- , s of . eight .. , y ears. R e g u la r p ric e $4.25 T e a c h e r« a t th e «choolhoutie, a t 7 :30. th eir g ath erin g and disposing of by m orning service In Swedish at Special a t.............................................. the young people. 11: ltt. The p asto r. Rev. Don Sho- | F rid a y , N o v e m b e r ».— (.a d íe s A id B a z a a r o f S a r o n L u th e ra n c h u rc h . gren, will take for his tex t "Re- Cow ell V a lle y M 'hnoihouae A Vecto w ill heat your whole t u r n ' and show hat g reat things Boys' heav y g ra y wool m ixed S h irts, house for no m ore th an it costs to Q„d hath done for thee ” In th e ' F rtd a y , N o v e m b e r 9 A m e r h a n L e- a ll sizes. S pecial a t ........................... heat one room w ith th e old type- evening a t 7:30 the service will be gioii A rm is tic e (lan ce. stove. B uilt In th ree sizes to h eat in E nglish trom the su b ject "Jonah. F r id a y , N ov. 9.—W o m e n 's U nion from tw o to eig h t rooms. Nominal Je su s and You." The gospel team o f th e E v a n g e lic a l c h u rc h a n n u a l first cost, satisfactio n g u aranteed of th e ch u rch will hold a m eeting b a z a a r a n d c h ic k e n su p p e r a t c h u r c h . G resham P lum bing & H eating Co., I a t C edar schoolhouse at 3 o’clock in S a tu r d a y , N o v ern lw r 17.— B a s t a r n t H e h a s conducted successful fight fo r th e new H a le y Bapiim t c h u rc h . phone 1233. (tie afternoon. Hoover Is Lauded Heaviest in Years School Activities by Miss Aldrich City Election Will Are Snappily Told Be Held Tuesday Church Services CHICKEN DINNER MEN! FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 5:30 to 8 P. M. $14.75 $7.50 $5.75 $2.25 RE- ELECT KORELL Republican Coming Events , A Big Special for Boys to Congress MEN $1,500,000 F e d e ra l B uilding in P o rtla n d . H e h a s co nducted successful fight fo r 35-foot c h a n n e l from P o rtla n d to th e sea. H e h a s te n e d c o n stru c tio n of new V e te ra n s H o s p ita l— Sam J a c k s o n P a rk . H e o b ta in e d a w a rd of im p o rta n t F e d e ra l c o n tra c ts to O regon bidders. F e d e ra l a p p ro p ria tio n s $15,000,000 last sessio n . fo r O regon a g g re g a te d — P aid Adv H e re 's y o u r o p p o rtu n ity to secu re a Scotch tw eed a ll wool ray< n silk lined up to d a le C ap, o u r Clan M acT avish $2 4» i z » q cap. sp ecial a t «J) 1 . 0 « / S a tu r d a y rcvt*nui||. D am atauf* G ran«* I t a s a a r a t DA NCE ROCKWOOD G R A N G E H A LL WALRAD MERC. CO. Phone 1411 Gresham, Oregon W ed n esd ay . N o v e m b e r 21 - A r e m * f ’lu b T h a n k « * iv ln * I »ance, M a so n ic hu ll, G re sh a m S a tu r d a y , D ece m b e r T ro u td a le lu id le« Aid SATURDAY EVE., NOV. 10 (¿1HHÍ M uh ÌC U sual P ric e s Good Floor R e fre sh m e n ts B o rin * . F rid a y , N o v e m b e r l t . - B a s a a r b y W om en r S o ciety o f th e P re n b y te rla n c h u rc h o f F a irv ie w 1— B a s a a r T h u rs d a y . D w e m f/e r D in n e r n n d I t a s a a r o f th e Kpi*4t»l»al c h u rc h . G re s h a m zYnnual M e th o d ist «Saturday. I> ecem ber S.—T h e a n n u a l h a s a a r o f th e M e th o d ist Izadles A id o f P le a s a n t H om e, a t th e c h u rc h . T h u rs d a y . Isadie« A id per. D ece m b e r 1 5 —C o ttr e ll