GRESHAM.
OREGON,
TUESDAY,
Sandy
Bank of Gresham
r
A P R II
14.
1014
LAFFERTY’S WIT DI
RECTED AT W J BRYAN
A spelling co n test will be held be
tw een th e pupils of th e Dover and
Firw ood schools a t Firw ood F riday
afte rn o o n , A pril 17. P a re n ts and
frien d s a re cordially in v ited to a t
tend.
A L adies' Aid society has been o r
ganized In connection w ith the work
of th e Sandy M. E. church.
Mrs.
E rn est S m ith was chosen p resident.
T he ch ild ren of th e Firw ood S un
day school gave a very in te restin g
an d im pressive
program
E aster
m orning at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs
J. G. DeShazer.
Mr. and Mrs. Cornog w ere p re
sented w ith a b ea u tifu l berry spoon
as a token of ap p reciatio n of th e
work they have done for th e school.
Mrs. L au ra Mack was chosen as s u
p erin ten d en t for th e coiping year
Sandy lodge A. F. & A. M. exem
plified th e w ork of th e m a ste r Ma
so n ’s degree T uesday evening.
F. L. Mack has w ired P aul Mein-
ig’s house fo r lights.
E dw ard W olf is b u ilding a new
residence in Sandy.
G o ttfried S tucki sp e n t E a ste r in
P o rtlan d .
N ewton Schm inkey, of Dover,
sp e n t E a ste r in Sandy.
C h arles F. B auder. of P o rtlan d ,
is looking o ver his o rch a rd tra c t
n ea r h ere th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. B eckw ith and
d au g h te r G race, a re spending a few
days visiting in P o rtlan d .
City A ttorney H am m ond has giv
en an opinion th a t Sandy cannot
pay th e P. R. L. & P. a bonus to run
a w ire Into Sandy for lig h tin g p u r
poses.
It is hoped, how ever, th a t
m a tte rs will be a d ju ste d so th a t
Sandy will have "m o re lig h t.”
J. R. Cornog, J r ., is hom e from
Eugene for a week.
Jim D eShazer is assem bling m a
terial p rep a ra to ry to building a big
dairy barn on his ran ch n ea r F ir
wood.
C asper J u n k e r is tra n sa c tin g busi
ness in Oregon City.
At a recen t business m eeting of
th e Sandy C om m ercial club, R. E.
Esson was chosen p resid en t, Jack
Scales vice p resid en t, Chas, lien n ett
secretary and O tto Meinig tre a su re r.
Messrs. B arendrick and Beckw ith
and G lockner w ere nam ed as a
board of d irec to rs, and Messrs.
W irtz and H ow ard w ere appointed
to push th e high school proposition.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R .Cornog, Sr.,
leave th is week fo r th e ir old home
in P ennsylvania.
W allace C u rtis has moved his fam
ily to P o rtlan d .
lie n ry P e rre t is b u ilding a large
ad d itio n to th e Sandy garage.
Mrs. P. T. Shelley is chosen secre
tary of th e Sandy ju v en ile fair, and
J. O. D eShazer is p resid en t.
The
d ate is O ctober 2 and 3. PlanB are
on foot for a la rg e r fa ir th an ever
held h ere before.
R ep resen tativ e L afferty. U ndaunt
ed by th e p o rten tio u s Influences of a
dem ocratic a d m in istra tio n , assails
GRESHAM. ORE.
the m ighty Bryan in a speech of
J t J* J l J» J« .4 .4 j l j l .4 .4 j« j | j» _4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 .4 4 .4 .4 ,4 .4 J» .4 .4 .4
caustic wit th a t has been duly re
ported an d p rin ted in th e C ongres
sional
Record. It may be found in
Interests paid on Time Deposits and Savings Accounts.
full on page 6250, in th e issue of
March 31. From th e speech th e fol
Accounts with Firm s and Individuals solicited. T ravelers’
lowing ex tra ct is ta k en ;
checks for sale and d rafts issued available iu all countries.
Mr. S peaker, th e dem o cratic ship
of sta te , w ith Mr. B ryan as av iato r,
has now been up in th e a ir for m ore
BENJ. CAMERON, Pres.
F. A HOLLIDAY, Vice Pres.
th a n a year. (L a u g h te r.)
ERNEST W. PETERSON, Cashier.
Soon a fte r th e dem o crats cam e in
to pow er th e p rem ier of th e W ilson
a d m in istra tio n took h 's place in th e
T he W illam ette Pacific Coos Bay
party b iplane and av iated to C ali
line Is to have tra in service to th e
fornia. i t was a new m achine, ju st
end of th e line in a week.
from th e factory. It was supplied
F A IR V IE W , A pril 13— T he P a r
w ith all th e necessaries fo r a four-
en t-T e ac h ers' association held th e ir
year cru ise in th e dip lo m atic h eav
re g u la r m onthly m eeting a t th e
ens. in clu d in g a la rg e q u a n tity of
schoolhouse on F rid a y aftern o o n ,
g rap e ju ice. (L a u g h te r.)
w here a very in stru c tiv e h o u r was
On th e west coast th e ship e n
passed. At th e re g u la r m eeting th e
Main Street
co u n tered d an g ero u s cross c u rre n ts
second F rid a y in May th e an n u al
Gresham, Oregon
of racial prejudice. T he baffling
election of officers will be held.
breezes of p ro test and in d ig n atio n
Raym ond D unbar, of L akeview ,
We Handle ‘ Only’’ the Best
buffeted th e ship a b o u t fo r several
and siste r Miss L ucile D unbar, of
weeks, an d th e a v ia to r's feet becam e
“ GOVERNMENT INSPECTED’’ Salem , have been th e g u est of th e ir
cold. (L a u g h te r and ap p lau se.) He
g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. D. S.
D unbar.
decided to re tu rn to th e E ast, w here
he gave m any ex h ib itio n s of looping
M arvin and Roy Brown have gone
C. BINDER,
Proprietor to e a ste rn O regon on a business trip.
th e loop before larg e C h a u ta u q u a a u
Mrs. A m anda C lark e accom panied
diences. T hereby th e a v ia to r a u g
by tier son Ja m es has gone to Bei-
m ented th e m eager and insufficient
seker, A lberta, to v isit h e r son,
salary w hich Uncle Sam was paying
Clem C larke.
him.
Mrs. B. W en tw o rth G ran t, who is
A fter sailin g aro u n d th e C h a u ta u
atten d in g th e M onm outh N orm al, has
q u a circu it in trium ph, th e av iato r
All K inds and Sizes
been visiting h er p are n ts, Mr. and
stru ck o u t boldly for a long-distance
Ore« Every Day ■ - Suday by Aypemlmat
| Mrs. D. W. McKay.
flight to th e so u th , in te n d in g
to
m ake a landing on th e Rio G rande,
Mrs. J. M. V olkner, of O regon City,
is th e guest of h e r p are n ts, Mr. and
w here he could “ w atch an d w ait.”
GILT OR NATURAL WOOD
| Mrs. C. S hepard an d sister, Mrs.
( L a u g h te r.) But n ea r th e Mexican
N EA T and C H E A P
C larence F an ch er.
b o rd er he was suddenly p recip itated
into a ir pockets of treach ery which
M A X S C H N E ID E R
dam aged his planes. His cylin d ers
MAIN S T R E E T
GRESHAM
began to m iss fire. H is c a rb u re to r
got o u t of a d ju stm e n t. He was u n
Mrs. J. R. D uncan e n te rta in e d the
able to land on th e Rio G rande.
sm all fry of Scenic h u n tin g rab b its
In d esp eratio n th e airm an of th e
I eggs on h e r law n, S atu rd ay a fte r-
ad m in istra tio n was seized w ith th e
I noon. A fter th e eggs were collected
idea th a t he could reg ain his re p u ta
gam es were played and th e little
tion as an in te rn a tio n a l a v ia to r by
T he Farmers’ Mutual Fire ones spent an afte rn o o n long to be
doing " th e la rg e th in g ,” sa ilin g fa r
rem em bered.
* R elief Association
th e r to th e so u th , and giving to th e
Mrs. H attie W ostell sp e n t th e day
o th er n atio n s of th e world a free ex
O F PORTLAND, OREGON
F rid ay a t Scenic, th e g u est of Mrs.
hibition by lan d in g on th e P an am a
In v ites all fa rm e rs who have no
D. D. Jack . .
•anal, liis fuel was alm o st e x h a u st
In su ra n c e on th e ir furni buildings
Mrs. Geo. B auder is in P o rtlan d
to in su re w ith us. T his a s s o c i a -
ed. He attem p ted to fire his engines
w
ith
h
er
d
a
u
g
h
te
r,
Mrs.
F
e
rry
Sm
ith
atio n is th e ch e ap e st am i sa fe st in
with a m ysterious fuel not know n to
th e s ta te . It in su res only co u n try
who is recovering from an o p eratio n
the Test of th e co u n try . B ut his c a r
p ro p erty and has over $8,UUtl,UOO
recently p erfo rm ed a t th e Sellwood
b u reto r im m ediately becam e choked
in su ran c e in force.
hospital.
Miss Alifia B au d er is
up w ith " m a tte rs of g re a te r delicacy
W rite o r phone
keeping house fo r h er f a th e r d u rin g
and n e a re r co nsequence.”
(L augh
X . W . S H A S H A L L , Pre«.
! h e r m o th e r’s absence.
•e
r.)
A
rain
of
p
ro
test
sh
o
rt-c
irc u it
T h e F a rm e rs M utual F ire Relief
Mrs .B. C. A ltm an was a P o rtlan d
ed his Ignition w ires an d b u rn t out
A ssociation.
visitor M onday.
nis b atterie s. The en g in e stopped.
P h o n e 74
O r u ï t m B o a t« X o. 3
The a v ia to r is now volplaning to
You will uot com e to w ant If you
Zeal B a ta te
W otary P u b lic
use th e W a n t Ada.
ward th e rocks.
O ur airsh ip of Btate will be brought
back safely to e a rth and s ta rte d o ut
rig h t w hen th e Sims bill is defeated.
Let us hope th a t th e g en tlem an
T 0 Ö
from T ennessee (M r. Sim s) will
igaln ta k e th e floor iu su p p o rt of his
bill ju s t before th e roll call, and
E I iuhi M ercer 1 b farm in g Rev. J. h at he will propose to th e faith fu l
follow ers of th e ad m in istra tio n on
H. W ood’s place.
Mr. B o u iette delivers m ilk in i his bill th e follow ing “ free-to lls
. G resham every day from th e Tail- fe ll,” a la P rin ceto n :
-iI
The p resid e n t h as ta k en snuff,
man dairy.
A m eat an d fish w agon comes "or ail tru e p a trio ts th a t ’s en o u g h ;
from
M ontavilla tw ice a
week We sneeze In concert, o te, tw o, th ree ,
K erchew ! K ercbew ! K erch«w ! K er-
th ro u g h th is section.
chew!
Thos. W iles is so rtin g a large
i am o u n t of potatoes.
Miss B lanche W iles is hom e fo r a
m o n th ’s visit.
Mrs. N ina B uxton and son ure
as
TROUTDALE, April 13 Dr. C. F
a ;
living w ith h e r m o th er, Mrs E. A. Hodges, of th e U niversity of Oregon
Stafiord.
#111 give a le ctu re on T h u rsd ay ev
E v erett Stafford has a fine dairy ening In th e Masonic hall u n d er th e
herd.
tuspices of th e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs’ a s
T he
Royal E m b ro id ery circle sociation. T he ladles of I h e asso cia
m eets a t th e hom e of Mrs. K erslake. tion will give a su p p er In th e hall
Come, everyone.
from five to eig h t p. m.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. C ochrane and
G eorge L arson and wife have gone
ch ild ren a re visitin g Mrs. C o ch ran e’s to Celilo to spend th e sum m er.
sister. Mrs. II. W. Cooley. They are
T he E a ste r exercises at th e M. E.
•toon to move to M yrtle C reek, s o u th church Bunday evening was well a t
T he man before the desk works with his hands and is paid for
ern O regon, w here th ey have bought tended. T h e program consisted of
his labor. T he man behind the desk works with his head and is
som e acreage.
Mr. C ochrane sold songs and rec tiatio n s by th e Bunday
paid for his knowledge. It is merely a question of "know ing how .”
Ills ran ch a t Scotts Mills.
For 20 years we have been enabling people to advance their posi
school sc h o lars and special muaic by
tions and increase their earnings by teaching them to ‘‘know how .”
C aptain B ranson and wife visited the choir.
In this way, we can advance YOU to a better position. It costs you
with Mrs. B ran so n ’s uncle, E. B.
nothing to find out how we can help you. Simply write us telling
R. D. Bailey and fam ily sp e n t S un
Holcomb and fam ily a t U niversity day w ith relativ es and frie n d s at
the occupation you wish to rise in. No textbooks to buy; no require
m ents beyond the ability to read and write: you need not leave your
P ark, over E a ste r Sunday. They a t Dayton.
present work; p ay what you can afford. If you w ant a better
tended services a t th e M. E. church
Miss D ella Z im m erm an, who is a t
position, writ« today.
(here, w hich began a t six o’clock a. ten d in g th e
M onm outh N orm al,
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
m., and besides th e re g u la r services sp en t th e E aster vacation w ith h er
included com m union and baptism al h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. F re d Zim
services.
m erm an.
T he young people will m eet a t th e
Local Representative, GEO. A. KEEP,
h i me of Mrs Goschle fo r ch o ir p rac
S tra ig h t At It.
202 McKay Bldg., Portland.
tice, next S atu rd ay evening
T h ere Is no use of o u r "b e stin g
P le a s . exp lain , 'w ith o u t ‘ further obh«ation on [m y pert, how I can q ualify fol
Mr. and Mrs. T. W iles, th e Misses aro u n d th e b u sh ." We m ig h t as well
the n o u n o n . trade, o r profeaeion, before w hich ! hare m arked X.
W iles, Lesley W iles, Mrs. W. S. out w ith It first as last. We w ant
S ta tio n y Ena
Chemist
-
S a le sm a n sh ip
C h a m b e rla in 's Cough
B u ild 'g C o n t r a c t o r
Wood and d a u g h te r, Mr. and Mrs. H. you to try
C o n c re te C o n s t'tlo n
B ookkeeper
A r c h ite c t
E le c t r i c a l E n g
S te n o g r a p h e r
Rem
edy
th
e
n
ex t tim e you have a
Jones
and
Mabqj
Wood
atten
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th
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A r c h ite c t’! D r a f t s
P o w - S t a . S u p t-
A d v e r tis in g M an
S tru c tu r a l E ng
E le c tr ic W ir in g
W in d o w T r im m in g
cough
o
r
cold.
T h ere is no reason
E
aster
service
a
t
th
e
G
resham
M,
E.
L o c o m o tiv e F lr e m 'n
E le c tr ic W ire m a n
S h o w -C a rd W in d o w
L o c o m o tiv e E n g .
so fa r as we can see why you should
T e le p h o n e E x p e r t
C iv il S e rv e E x a u .a
church.
M in in g E ng.
C om . l l l u s t r a t ’g
R. R. C o n s t r u c t ’»
not do so. T his p re p a ra tio n by its
Mine Foreman
H e f r l g e r a ’lon E n g
C iv il E n g in e e r
Gaa Engineer
M e c h a n ic a l E n g
S u rv e y o r
Spring L axa tive and Blood Cleasner. rem a rk a b le cures has gained a world
Navigation
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P o u l t r y R a is in g
F lu sh o u t th e accu m u lated w aste j wide re p u ta tio n , and people ev ery
A u tn m o b 'e R u n n in g
P lu m b 's , H e a ii'g
A g ric u ltu re
and poisons of th e w in ter m o n th s, w here speak of it in th e h ig h est
cleans your sto m ach , liv er an d k id term s of praise. It is for sale by
neys of all im purltiee. T ak e
Dr. G resham D rug Co., and all Dealers.
Street ard No
K ing's New Life P ills; n o th in g b et
ca»_____
Under the Plnchot policy of lock
te r for p u rify in g th e blood. Mild,
non-griping laxative. C ures consti ing up the water powers not much
P
p atio n , m akes you feel fine. T ak e no | development is looked for In Oregon
o th er. 25c, at y o u r D ruggist Buck-
Fairview
SANITARY CASH MARKET
MEATS
PHOTOS
Picture Framing
Haley
A ttention!
a
U
Melrose
Troutdale
ON WHICH SIDE
OF THE DESK ARE
YOU?
p le n s Arnica Sal vs for all Hurts.
PAGE T H R E E
la this Un«.
PULFER MERCANTILE CO.
The TAD Grocery Store
PHONE
VOIR
ORDERS
FREE
831
Independent Wire
Q U IC K
DEEIV i .RY
C o n fid e n tia l S e rv ic e
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Etc.
NOTICE!
We Pay 6c a pound for No. 1
Cows. Can use Hogs and V eal
any time. Any quantity.
Highest Price According to Size and Quality
GRESHAM MARKET
PHONE 41
Columbia Heights
T he ran ch ers east of Sandy have
been holding several m eetings for
the purpose of org an izin g a local u n
ion and nobody but tille rs of the
soil will be allow ed to join. T he
m ain fea tu re s of th e o rg an izatio n
will be to ow n, and m a in ta in a co
o p erativ e sto re. If th is can win th e
su p p o rt of th e farm ers, it will be a
benflt to everybody.
R. P. R asm ussen, th e m an ag er of
th e C o rb ett ran ch , has ju s t p u rch a s
ed a flue five-passenger autom obile.
Mr. L ato u re ll died la s t Sunday
evening, April 5, at his hom e at
L ato u rell F alls, a fte r a couple of
years of illness. He was th e young
est son of J. L ato u rell and a b ro th er
o Mrs. Jo h n L arsso n , th e T ro u td ale
m ayor, an d H enry L ato u re ll of
G resham .
Mr. L ato u rell wus laid
to rest a t M ountuin View cem etery
la st T uesday.
Mrs. Robinson and in fa n t d a u g h
te r left for h er hom e at H alf Way
Iregon, last week, a fte r u m o n th 's
visit with h e r sister, Mrs. C. Illldge.
Mrs. M. K insgton and tw o little
ions of Salem , are guestH a t th e old
hom e of Mrs. K ingston a t th e
H eights.
Mrs. K ing, m o th er of Mrs. C
Illldge, and Mr. and Mrs. Je n n in g s
>f P o rtlan d , have ju st a rriv ed hom e
lite r a two m o n th s’ trip to tile O ri
en t. It was in te re stin g to h ear of
the costum es of tile people of Jap an ,
where they sp e n t th e m o st of the
tim e to u rin g th e co u n try by auto.
They declare th e roads in Ja p an to
he th e m ost p erfect in th e w orld for
au to trav el..
C olum bia g ran g e decided a t th e ir
last m eeting to in stall a new lig h t
ing p la n t in th e hall. W ork will be
•om m enced at once, and it will mak '
a decided Im provem ent to o u r hall
to have good lig h ts everyw here.
F o u r ap p licatio n s w ere received for
m em bership.
F. B ram , of H url h u rt, le ft for
S eattle la st w eek, w here he is going
Into business w ith hlH tw in b ro th er,
who ow ns a co n fectio n ary sto re .
CHURCH SERVICES.
[ T h e s e n o tic e s w ill b e p u b lis h e d fro m
tim e to tim e f r e e o f c h a r g e .
O th e rs
n o t lis te d h e r e a r e s o lic ite d . I f a n y a r e
in c o r re c t p le a s e n o t i f y th e O u tlo o k a n d
o r r e c tlo n s w ill h e m a d e a t o n c e .]
B E T H E L B A P T IS T C H U R C H
Sun-
Ja y S ch o o l 10 a. m. I*, it. S h o e m a k e r ,
S u p e r in te n d e n t. P r e a c h in g 11 a. m.. a n d
30 p m.
P r a y e r m e e tin g W e d n e s d a y
30 p. m. E. A. L e o n a rd , P a s t o r .
L IN N B M A N M E M O R IA L M E T H o l» -
1st E p is c o p a l c h u r c h , G r e s h a m . P r e a c h
in g s e rv ic e s a t 11 a m. a n d 7:30 p. in.
S u n d a y s c h o o l a t 10 a
m .. J u n i o r
I .e a g u e a t 3:30 p. nt., E p w o r th L e a g u e
a t 6 45 p. 111. A. It. L y m a n S u n d a y
S ch o o l S u p e r i n te n d e n t ; M rs L " y P u l
le n E p w o rth I .e a g u e
p re sid e n t.
M iss
A u r illa H o a g la n d J u n i o r L e a g u e S u p e r
in te n d e n t.
R ev.
M e lv ille
T.
W ire ,
P a s to r .
FREE
M E T H O D IS T
CHURCH —
M o rn in g s e rm o n a t 11 o ’c lo c k , e v e n in g
s e rm o n a t 7:30.
S u n d a y s c h o o l a t 10
a. in.
R ev. l>. M. C a th e y s u p e r i n t e n
d e n t.
C la s s m e e tin g f o llo w in g m o r n
in g se rm o n .
P. L. R u n g . c l a s s le a d e r.
P r a y e r m e e tin g T h u r s d a y e v e n in g s a t
th e c h u r c h .
Ib
R ev .
E dw .
W.
H ig h t,
P a s to r .
S M IT H
m e m o r ia l P R E S B Y T E R -
la n . F a ir v ie w .— R e v
Thus
R o b in s o n ,
m in is te r . S u n d a y sc h o o l 10 a. m. M rs.
1). W M cK ay , s u p e r i n t e n d e n t ; p r e a c h
in g 11 a. in ; Y. P S. C. E. 7 30 p. m.
P r e a c h in g b y p a s t o r a t V ic to r y an d
H u r lb u r t s c h o o lh o u s e s a l t e r n a t e Hmi-
d a v s . a f te r n o o n a n d e v e n in g .
PLEASANT
VALLEY
B A P T IS T
c h u r c h . S u n d a y S ch o o l a t 10 a
m ;
p r e a c h in g a t 11 a. m ; Y o u n g P e o p le ’s
m e e tin g ft 30; p r e a c h in g a t 7:30 p. in.
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be erected a t O regon City.
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pieton, Iowa.
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