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F O IA
uHESHAM
GIANTS WIN FROM
OAKHURST GREYS
S h ortcak e R ecipe.
The
fo llo w in g
te s te d s h o r tc a k e
recip e w as s e n t to th e O u tlo o k by
M rs C. O. B ra n so n an d w ill be fo u n d
e x c e lle n t:
S h o rtc a k e fo r f r u it th a t w ill n o t
h u rt th e s to m a c h : T w o c u p s flour,
sifte d w ith tw o te a s p o o n fu ls b a k in g
p o w d er, 1 cu p s u g a r , 1 cu p hot w a­
te r , 2 eg g s b e a te u s e p a ra te ly .
Mix
y o lk s w ith s u g a r a n d w a te r.
A dd
flo u r a n d b a k in g p o w d er th a t h as
been sifte d 3 o r 4 tim es. L a stly th e
w h ites o f th e eg g s
No s h o r te n in g
is re q u ire d . T h is is nice If rig h tly
m ade.
b a n t S u n d ay th e G re sh a m team
« o n a w alk -o v er g a m e from th e O a k ­
h u rs t G rey s w ith a sco re of 17 to 7.
T h e day w as ra in y an d th e g ro u n d In
p o o r sh a p e h u t th e g a m e d ev elo p ed
se v eral th r ille r s , am o n g th e m b eing
H u m a s o n ’s fine th ro w fro m th e rig h t
field to h o m e by w hich a r u n n e r was
p u t o u t.
H am lin m a d e fo u r h its In
fo u r tim e s a t th e b a t, a n d as p itc h e r
k e p t ten o r a d ozen v is ito rs fro m se e ­
in g first.
B row n w as c a tc h e r fo r
G re sh a m .
E a rl w as p itc h e r an d
S h ay c a tc h e r fo r th e O a k h u rs ts
It
Au o c c a sio n a l c o a t o f L ow e B ros
is p ro b a b le th e G re sh a m G ia n ts will
w agon p a in t w ill sav e y o u r w ag o n s
play n ext S u n d ay in P o rtla n d .
an d fa rm im p le m e n ts fro m r u s t an d
W e a th e r F o r ta u st.
decay .
It is in ex p en siv e a n d w ill
Pacific
s t a te s :
G e n e ra lly
fa ir sav e you m an y d o lla rs.
E a sily a p ­
w e a th e r d u rin g th e w eek w ith tem - plied.
W e’ll te ll you how .
A W
p e ra tu re s n e a r th e n o rm al.
M etzg er.— Ad v.
All Five Senses
will be m o re o r less affected if
you buy y o u r f u r n itu r e h ere. T h e
sig h t of it w ill m a k e you w an t it,
h e a rin g us te ll you th e e x tre m e ly
m o d e ra te p rices w ill d e lig h t you,
sm e llin g th e d e lic a te o d o r o f a
new ly fu rn is h e d room will e la te
you, an d ta s tin g th e lu x u ry of th e
best it is p o ssib le to g e t, co u p led
w ith feelin g th a t you h av e been
tre a te d rig h t, all te n d to m ak e
you feel th a t life is w o rth w hile.
Y ou'll en jo y all th e s e sen ses w ith
f u r n itu r e b o u g h t o f us.
R. R. CARLSON
G R E SH A M .
D ltE G n X
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Spraying with ARSENATE OF LEAD
Will bring you more money for your Fruit
One pound of the dry will make
4 0 Gallons of the Solution, Cost only 35 cents
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Gresham, Ore.
What Kind of Breakfast Food
Do You Prefer?
It makes no particular difference to us, but 99 chances to
one we have what you want. That’s our hobby.
It we told you we had 36 different kinds, would you be
lieve it? Yet that is the stock we offer for your selection.
New A dditions are
Kellogg's Toasted
Bran Flakes
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A. W. Metzger
GRESHAM, (»RE
TUESDAY.
ALUMNI
LOCAL EVENTS
OF INTEREST
JUNE
MO.
IBI«
OFFICERS
OF UNION HIGH
At a w ell a tte n d e d b u sin ess m e e t­
ing of th e A lu m n i a sso c ia tio n of
C nion H igh School No. 2. in th e h ig h
school b u ild in g , last n ig h t, th e fo l­
low ing officers w ere e le c te d fo r th e
co m in g y e a r: p re s id e n t. M iss E th e l
C a lk in s; first vice p re s id e n t, F lo y ed
M etzg er; second vice p re s id e n t. M iss
G ladys M iller; s e c re ta ry . M iss L a u ra
S h ip ley ;
tr e a s u r e r .
M iss M aude
M ichel; s e r g e a n t-a t-a rm s , G lenw ood
M iller p oet, Miss M a rg u e rite Vol-
b re c h t; h is to ria n , M iss L en a W rig h t
N one of th e fo rm e r officers w ere r e ­
e lec ted .
G. L. E d w a rd s, th e e le c tric ia n a n d
h is fam ily h av e m oved in to F r a n k
H e ln e y ’s c o tta g e , c o rn e r R o b e rts an d
T h ird s tre e ts .
Mr. a n d
M rs. Ed. L a n n in g an d
d a u g h te r , K uby, of M aplew ood, O re­
gon, s p e n t B unday w ith M r a n d Mia.
Roy K ern .
K. A. M iller a n d fa m ily s p e n t S u n ­
day in P o rtla n d w ith M rs M ille r’s
p a re n ts , IJr. a n d M rs. C. E. C line.
T h e o ccasio n w as M rs M ille r’s b ir th ­
day a n n iv e rs a ry .
H a rv e s te r H elp W an te d .
A n o tic e h a s been p osted in th e '
Kay F ro h m a n , o r P o rtla n d , w as a
c a lle r a t th e O u tlo o k office on M on­ G resh am postoffice u n d e r th e d ire c - i
day.
Mr. F ro h m a n is a te a c h e r in tlon o f th e 1’n ite d S ta te s D e p a rtm e n t .
Je ffe rso n h ig h sch o o l
H e e x p ects to of L ab o r, B u re a u o f in f o rm a tio n ,
leav e soon fo r B erk ele y , C a lifo rn ia , c a llin g a tte n tio n to th e den an d fo r
w h ere he will la k e a s u m m e r c o u rse h a rv e s t h a n d s in K a n sa s. T h e class
of h elp d e sire d
in c lu d e s o rd in a ry
in ped ag o g y .
Mrs. E llen A. P o m ero y left S a tu r h a n d s, s ta c k e rs , e n g in e e rs an d m en
day fo r M o n m o u th fo r a six -w e e k s' w ith team s.
c o u rse o f stu d y in m usic.
W ill M e tz g e r D ire c to r.
Mr a n d Mrs. G ypson D o ro th y an d
E lectio n in school d is tric t No. 4,
Mrs. B arro w of G re e r, Id a h o , w ere
y e ste rd a y re s u lte d in th e c h o ice of
re c e n t g u e s ts in th e h o m es o f L e s te r
W ill M etzger as d ir e c to r a n d th e re-
S p en cer an d A rza S m ith .
ele c tio n of I). M. R o b e rts as c le rk .
Miss B e rth a S p e n c e r h a s g o n e fo r
O. I. N eal, w ho h a s se rv e d as a d ir e c t­
s e v e ra l w eek s' v isit w ith re la tiv e s in
o r fo r 15 y e a rs d e c lin e d to a g a in be­
e a s te rn W a sh in g to n . S he e x p e c ts to com e a c a n d id a te .
v isit in K e n n ew ick , W alla W alla a n d
N o rth Y akim a.
ItehlM-rK-I>e<irace.
H a ro ld K ern le ft S a tu r d a y m o r n ­
T h e w ed d in g of H en ry V in cen t
in g fo r R u p e rt, Id a h o . H e e x p ects to R e h b e rg a n d L ilia n M. D eG race w as
re tu rn by a u to w ith h is b ro th e r-in - so le m n iz e d a t St. H e n ry ’s C a th o lic
law , W. J. H o llen b eck .
c h u rc h on
S u n d ay
a fte rn o o n la s t,
J. O. W ilso n , F re d J. M ein d l and Rev. H en ry
B re u n a g le o fficiating
C h a rle s S c h e rn e c k a u ,
o f P o rtla n d , j T h e re w ere a b o u t 150 g u e s ts fro m
called a t th e O u tlo o k office S a tu rd a y P o rtla n d , w h ere th e b rid e a n d g ro o m
on th e ir way to S alm o n riv e r on a resid e, an d w h ere th e y
w ill m a k e
fishing trip .
th e ir f u tu r e hom e.
M r. R e h b e rg ’s
A v a lu a b le cow b e lo n g in g to Geo. p a re n ts live n e a r B o rin g w h ere h e is
P u lle n w as k illed by lig h tn in g
on w ell k n o w n , h is b rid e b ein g a p o p u ­
F rid a y a fte rn o o n
la s t d u rin g th e la r y o u n g la d y , th e d a u g h te r of Dr.
s to rm w hich sw e p t o v e r th is se c tio n . J o h n D eG race.
T h e cow w as ly in g n e a r a w ire fe n c e
S p e c ia l S e r v ic e fo r M ason s.
w hen s tru c k
S a tu rd a y o f th is w eek , J u n e 24,
Miss A. G lossop, a n u rs e a t Good
w ill be th e tr a d itio n a l a n n iv e r s a ry
S a m a r ita n h o sp ita l, w as a w eek-end
o f J h e b ir th o f St. J o h n , th e B a p tis t,
g u e s t o f M rs. F. D. A x tell. M rs. J
o n e o f th e tw o p a tr o n s a in ts of A n­
T. M icheál, M rs. A x te ll's s is te r of
c ie n t F re e a n d A ccepted M asons. In
P o rtla n d , sp e n t la s t w eek h e re .
A
c o m m e m o ra tio n o f t h a t e v e n t a n d
b ro th e r, J. L. A rm on of L in n to n , w as at th e in v ita tio n o f th e p a s to r, R ev
a re c e n t g u e s t a t th e A x tell hom e, J . C. T ib b its, G re sh a m L o d g e No
j Mr. A rm o n w as u n f o r tu n a te in h a v ­ 152, A. F. & A. M., to g e th e r w ith th e
ing h ad h is fo o t c ru s h e d a t th e m ill. lo d g es a t T ro u td a le a n d S an d y a n d
S ev eral m o n th s ag o he su ffe re d a th e a u x ilia r y c h a p te rs o f th e O rd e r
b ro k en leg at th e sa m e m ill.
of th e E a s te r n S ta r , w ill a tte n d a
Miss L a u ra B u lk eley , of M o n tav il- sp ecial se rv ic e a t th e B e th e l B a p tis t
la. w as th e g u est of M iss E m m a c h u rc h , th is c ity , n e x t S u n d a y even
Jo h n s o n o v e r S u n d ay
in g a t 8 o ’clock.
Mr. T ib b its w ill
All p re p a r a tio n s h av e been m ad e p re a c h a se rm o n a p p r o p r ia te to th e
by th e m e m b e rs of R ockw ood g ra n g e o ccasio n of w hich m o re p a r tic u la r no
fo r th e re c e p tio n o f P o m o n a to m o r­ tice w ill be g iv en in th e n e x t is su e of
row . A la rg e a tte n d a n c e is e x p e c t­ th e O u tlo o k . •
T h e se rv ic e w ill be of a p u b lic
ed in c lu d in g m an y v is ito rs fro m o th ­
e r c o u n tie s. T h e re w ill p ro b a b ly be c h a r a c te r a n d ail a r e c o rd ia lly in ­
an e v e n in g sessio n fo r th e in itia tio n v ited to a tte n d , e sp e c ia lly a n y u n a f ­
filiated M asons o r m e m b e rs of th e
o f c a n d id a te s in th e fifth d eg ree.
Miss H azel F u ltz , of S alem , s is te r o r d e r o f th e E a s te r n S ta r.
of Mrs.
H S m ith , w ho u n d e rw e n t
T exas,
w hich
in
1850
sto o d
a su rg ic a l o p e ra tio n fo r bone g r a f t ­
tw e lfth in r a n k , is now th e s e v e n th
in g of th e sp in e a t G ood S a m a r ita n
s ta te in th e
A m e ric a n
U nion
h o sp ita l la s t F rid a y m o rn in g , is r e ­
p o in t of w e a lth . I t Is first In p o in t
p o rte d to be g e ttin g a lo n g nicely.
o f size a n d fifth in p o p u la tio n , an d
P rin c ip a l E lm e r F . G oodw in of its ra ilr o a d s a r e of h ig h e r v a lu e th a n
th e u n io n h ig h sch o o l le f t to d a y fo r th o s e of a n y o th e r s ta te .
E u g e n e , w h e re he w ill a tte n d an d p ire is th e s h o r ta g e o f ste e l.
ta k e p a rt In th e O reg o n E d u c a tio n a l
c o n fe re n c e , h eld a t th e U n iv e rs ity of
G eo rg e D. S h e a re r, o f S an R a fa e l,
O reg o n . H e w ill he a w a y fo r se v e ra l C al., is e x h ib itin g s a m p le s o f fr u it
d ay s
u lc k e d fro m p e a r tr e e s p la n te d in
Mrs. H e n ry R. K an e, w ho w as in ­ 1817 by th e p a d re s w ho e s ta b lis h e d
ju r e d in an a u to m o b ile a c c id e n t la s t in th a t y e a r th e m issio n S an R a fa e l
w eek, is re p o rte d to be d o n g w ell a n d A rc h a n g e l
no se rio u s re s u lts a r e e x p ected . M rs.
K a n e w as th ro w n fro m th e buggy, in
In th e p re s e n t fiscal y e a r th e
w h ich sh e w as rid in g w ith M r K an e, U n ite d S ta te s b u re a u o f fish eries e x ­
w hen th e rig w as s tr u c k in th e r e a r p ects to exceed ail fo r m e r re c o rd s in
by an a u to m o b ile
th e n u m b e r o f fish d is tr ib u te d a n d
E. E W ellin g w as e le c te d d ir e c to r m ay pass th e 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 m a rk
fo r th r e e y e a rs in T e rry d is tric t No.
Mr. I. a fish e rm a n in H a w a ii, h a s
8, at th e e le c tio n y e s te rd a y , to s u c ­
ceed Mrs. J o h n B liss. J. A llen Y oung th e s h o r te s t n a m e in th e w o rld . H e
w in s o v e r G en. O, o f M exico, by a
w as re -e le c te d c le rk
T h e M isses M iriam
a n d M abel v alid te c h n ic a lity , as h e a d lin e w rit
In g lis le ft S a tu r d a y fo r a v isit In e rs can a tte s t.
M o n ticello , Iow a, w h e re th e y w ill
H a rry
T. D rill, of Y a m h ill, h as
sp e n d th e g r e a t e r p a rt of th e s u m ­
been e le c te d p rin c ip a l o f th e P e n d le ­
m er, r e tu r n in g in tim e fo r th e b e g in ­
to n h ig h sch o o l to su cceed L. P. G am -
n in g o f seh o o l in th e fall.
bee, re s ig n e d .
L a st
S a tu r d a y 's d a ilie s re c o rd e d
th e m a r ria g e
licen se, o b ta in e d a t
V a n c o u v e r, W a sh in g to n , of A r th u r
N ew m an o f W h ite S a lm o n , W a s h in g ­
to n , a n d M iss May D o u g h e rty of
S n o w d en , W a sh in g to n . T h e b rid e is
it g r a d u a te o f U nion H igh S chool No.
2 in th e cla ss o f '1 5.
M rs B eu lah R ow ley, of H u su m .
JUNE 21. 22
W ash , is v is itin g w ith th e fam ily of
h e r b ro th e r. J . P F re e m a n .
AT SMITH’S THEATER
At th e c ity « ie etio n on S a tu rd a y
la s t, fo r th e p u rp o s e o f a n n e x iu g t e r ­
rito ry w est o f te w n . th e « ote sto o d
52 in fa v o r an d 12 a g a in s t. A b o u t
4 0 a c re s m o re u re now in sid e th e
IN
t ity lim its on R-i w e ste rn b o u n d a ry .
M r an d M u'. O sc a r E ric k so n an d
fam ily , of W a rre n . O re g o n , eaiu e up
by a u to S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n to a tte n d
Landon h Lagacy, a fascinat­
th e b a n q u e t
Miss H elen M etzg er a c ­
ing dram a in five parts The
c o m p a n ie d th e m on t h e i ” r e t u r n tr ip
story was puhlisiicd in Ja n u ­
M rs. H L St. C la ir h a d as g u e sts
ary 3 Collier's Weekly
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See
T h u rs d a y M rs. Jo h n H a rtle y a n d h e r
' is beautiful and absorbing
m o th e r M rs W a rre n o f P o rtla n d .
photo play, featuring the fav-
T h e frie n d s o f Miss M ary P a ro u n -
“ iitc idol of the screen—J.
a g ia n w ill be p leased to le a r n th a t
W arren
Kerrigan
T here’s
sh e w on a lu m n i p r iie fo r ex cellen ce
1 o \ e , adventure, romance,
in L a tin in W illa m e tte
U n iv e rsity
thrills and beautiful sets that
fo r th e y e a r ju s t e n d ed .
'•ill make you long to ace
COMING I
WIRE
661
“ Boost Your Home Town.”
We are going to do our part in boosting by giving you some
good bargains for “ S a tu rd a y ."
SPECIAL SATURDAY
Four pair of 10c sox for
25
Three pair of heavy work 25c sox for
50
"U ncle Sam Work S h irts" that are sold in some of the citv
stores for 75c.
Saturday Special 40c
“ W e a r e not s e llin g to m e r c h a n ts .”
E. W. A ylsw orth
GRESHAM.
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READY FOR HARVEST?
Look your machines over and order your repairs
early. It will help us give you better service.
Deering, Osborn, McCormick and Thomas-Reliable
Mowers, Rakes, Tedders and Binders.
PLYMOUTH and CLOVER-LEAF BINDER TWINE
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THE
EARTH
W ear H is Sm ile
o f Satisfaction
by using a real paint
S herwin -W illiams
P a in t , P repared
i 497a
is manufactured from the purest of
materials because The 'Sherwin-W il­
liams Co. control the sources of their
raw materials. Gives protection for
the longest possible time.
Sold by
Sterling & Kidder Hdw. Co.
T h o u s a n d s of fa r m e rs use L ow e
B ro th e rs S ta n d a r d b a rn
p a in t fo r
p a in tin g th e ir b a rn s , silo s, fen ces
a n d o u tb u ild in g s . I t is th e m ost
e c o n o m ic a l b a rn p a in t on th e m a r ­
k e t.
A sk fo r co lo r c a rd s a t o u r
s to re .
A. W. M e tz g e r.— A dv.
T o tlie P u b lit.
' I h av e been u sin g C h a m b e rla in ’s
T a b le ts fo r in d ig e s tio n fo r th e p a s t
six m o n th s , a n d it a ffo rd s m e p le a s ­
u re to say I h a v e n e v e r u sed a re m e ­
dy t h a t did m e so m u ch g o o d .” M rs.
C. E. R iley, Iilio n , N Y. C h a m b e r­
i t is h a rd ily p o ssib le t h a t C a r r a n ­ la in ’s T a b le ts a r e so ld by G re sh a m
D rug C o.— A dv.
za a s s ig n e d G e n e ra l O. B eg o n e to his
sta ff to g e t rid o f hitn.
S ell y o u r g o o d s by a W a n t Ad.
Wednesday and Thursday
J. Warren Kerrigan
Krumbits
WIRE
OUTLOOK
‘Landon’s Legacy’
M iss W in ifre d St C la ir le ft F rid a y
e v e n in g fo r L y tle , W a sh in g to n fo r u
w e e k 'i visit w ith Miss M ildred B riggs
another picture like Landon's
Legacy, the great Broadwav
1 ni versal feature.
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