Gresham outlook., April 29, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

P A G E MM It
I am offering this beautiful
ÿjatotljorne ¡ê>pmpf)onola
for your consideration
STYLE D.
Height 4N inches.
W idth 21 inches.
Depth 23 inches.
Ki’d or Brown Mahog
ant or Knmed Oak, with
Automatic Stop.
Price $150
With Electric Motor $2'»
additional.
To In tro d u ce th is in s tru m e n t
i am o fferin g it for tw o w eeks
only, a t a
10'
Discount
T O N E Q U A L IT Y
Tl e horn or conductor of the sound, in the Symphonola,, is
made with the tines, skill ITom the most carefully selected ver­
tical grain spruce, i’liis horn is math* of this wood in its en
tire tt, el ini ilia I in g lie- east i i o n throat with which a m ajority
of the machines now on the market are equipped. We guaran­
tee the Syniphonola to he equal in tone quality to any talking
machine on the market, regardless ol price.
PLAYS ALL STANDARD DISC RECORDS
'I'lie Hawthorne Symphonola plays all disc records of an.\
standard make, w ithout any special attach m en ts w hatever.
In plat ing Victor o r t'olumhia records the steel needle is
used. Edison and I’atlie points are furnished with your instru
incut.
Call and hear it play, tying your own record if you desire
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class of U nion
O ik * of th e tluest an d m ost t h o r ­ high sch o o l h as v o ted to m ak e a fine
ou g h ly e q u ip p ed p riv a te m a te rn ity
h o s p it a ls
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n o rth w e s t.
New, g ilt of re fe re n c e b o o k s Io th e school
(Ire p ro o f c o n s tru c tio n m id h ig h -class lib ra ry . I l l a d d itio n a tie lux»* ed itio n
a c c o m m o d atio n s.
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in fo rm a tio n of classics is b ein g c o n sid e re d W ith
a d d re s s
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OVERPOWERS CHICK THIEF
C o n tin u e d fro m page I
m oney, in v e ste d fo r him by Mr.
j E m ery . F a ilin g to re a liz e ca sh on
Ilia
in v e s tm e n t a t o n ce, he b o th e re d
th e E n ie ry s an d th e ir so n , Dr .Mark
E m ery , in P o rtla n d , am i finally e n ­
g ag ed an a tto rn e y . B. W. T a y lo r, in
tlie C h a m b e r o f C o m m erce b u ild in g
In P o rtla n d , w ho w ro te th e F n ie r y i
re g a rd in g th e m oney.
T h o ro u g h ly
d is g u ste d w ith
th e
m a n ’s a c tio n s,
th ey p re s e n te d a b ill fo r h is b o a rd
an d room d u rtn g h is u n in v ite d s ta y in
th e ir h o m e an d p a id th e b a la n c e to
(h e a tto rn e y . C o n sta b le S q u ire s ex ­
p re sse d th e b elief th a t th e m an h ad
re p a id th e ir fr ie n d s h ip by s te a lin g
th e ir flo e k 'o f hens.
J u d g in g by th e m e m o ra n d u m s In
th e m a n ’s p o ck et. Issued to h im , T
P o lan d , by T o ft & ('o., a firm of com -
I m issio n m e rc h a n ts
on
F ro n t and
¡ S ta r k s tr e e ts in P o rtla n d , he fo u n d
p o u ltry s te a lin g an d se llin g a p r o f it­
a b le gam e. T w o m em os c o rre sp o n d
in d a te a n d In th e n u m b e r of c h ic k ­
e n s so ld , to tlie d a te s an d n u m b e rs
m issed fro m th e M arsto n pens.
It
lias a lso d ev elo p e d th a t lie lias c o n ­
sig n e d o th e r flo c k s 'to lirm s in P o rr-
la n d , w h e re th e y a re h eld now p e n d ­
in g th e i r sale.
A m ong o th e r In te re s tin g finds in
h is c lo th e s w as a d ia g ra m la b e le d
"M o rd e n
p la c e —th e
old
Ir e la n d
p la c e ” , s i.u a te d o n th e B a irs d a le
ro ad .
At th is p lace tw o m en w ere
in sid e
th e
u n o ccu p ie d
s u rp ris e d
h o u se by so m e y o u n g p eo p le, not
lo n g ago. A g re a t q u a n tity of c h ic k ­
en fe a th e rs w as fo u n d in th e w o o d ­
sh ed . T ills w ould seem to in d ic a te
an acco m p lice w o rk in g w ith Mr. P o ­
la n d . An in v e s tig a tio n is u n d e r wav
a t p re s e n t.
B efo re s t a r tin g
to th e M arsto n
n e ig h b o rh o o d th e th ie f sp e n t so m e
tim e ill th e n e ig h b o rh o o d of th e
E m ery hom e. At th e K arl A. M iller
re sid e n c e Mrs M iller d isco v ered liim
s k u lk in g a b o u t th e y a rd , b u t th e a r ­
riv al or an a u to lo ad of y o u n g p eo ­
ple ac ro ss th e s tr e e t, sc a re d him off
tie re tu rn e d la te r anil w as ro llin g up
tlie M ille r’s hose an d p u ttin g It In a
sack , w hen Mrs. M iller th r e a te n e d <o
sh o o t h im , w h ereu p o n lie left w ith ­
o u t cerem o n y .
T lie tr ia l of T. P o la n d , th e v a ­
g ra n t wile wus c a p tu r e d In th e C.
M arsto n
p o u ltry
h o u se
S a tu rd a y
n lfth t, w as h eld In th e c o u rtro o m of
J u s tic e of th e P eace B row n on M on­
day m o rn in g .
T h e d e fe n d a n t len-
te re d a p lea o f g u ilty to th e c h a rg e
o f s te a lin g th e M arsto n c h ic k e n s,
d e n y in g o th e r re c e n t ch ic k e n th e f ts
o u t h e re , h o w ev er.
It Is re p o rte d
th a t he lias c o n sig n ed p o u ltry to tlie
F ro n t s tr e e t c o m m issio n h o u se s on
elev e n d iffe re n t o ccasio n s in th e p as.
co u p le o f m o n th s.
He w as o rd e re d c o m m itte d to th e
M u ltn o m a h F a rm by Mr. B row n, w ho
c o n sid e rs him d e m e n te d .
('. \ . B r a u e r V isit« III.
C. V. B ra u e r, e rs tw h ile m e m b e r of
th e fa c u lty of u n io n h ig h , a n d la te r
an a r tille r y m an In F ra n c e , sp e n t
s e v e ra l d ay s in G re sh a m and v icin ity
la st w eek v isitin g w ith frie n d s. On
W ed n esd ay he v isited at th e litgu
sch o o l, receiv in g a w arm w elcom e
fro m te a c h e rs a n d s tu d e n ts . He h as
been In E n g la n d , B elg iu m , F ra n c e ,
L u x e m b u rg an d G e rm a n y .
In L u x ­
e m b u rg th e boya receiv ed a w elcom e
th a t m ad e th e m lo a th to m ove on.
On C h ris tm a s day Mr. B ra u e r w as
out* of a p a rty of th ir ty dough b o y «
w ho w ere e n te r ta in e d in th e h o m e of
a g ra c io u s h o ste ss tu th e sm a ll d u ch y .
In Mr. B ra u e r's co m p an y , th e
:t4 8 th field a r tille r y , w as Dick J o h n ­
so n , son of Mr. an d
Mrs. M arion
Jo h n s o n o f G resh am . T h e m en b e ­
cam e g re a t frie n d s, w ith G re sh a m a
co m m o n bond b etw een th em . T hey
I r e tu rn e d from B rest to g e th e r
Mr.
' Jo h n s o n Is s ta tio n e d at C am p L ew is
at p re s e n t.
Mr B ra u e r w as a d in n e r g u est of
M is A rth u r F ie ld h o u se last T u esd ay
an d W ed n esd ay e v e n in g s
He m ad e
tils h o m e th e r e w h ite te a c h in g at th e
high sch o o l an d M rs F ie ld h o u se h as
receiv ed
m any
In te re s tin g le tte r s
fro m h im w hile he w as so ld ie rin g
' a b ro a d , lie is p la n n in g to leav e fo r
C hico, C a lifo rn ia , w h ere h is m o th e r
i resid es.
GRESHAM LOCALS
Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. K adderly of P o rt­
la n d w ere d in n e r g u e g ts re c e n tly
8. C. Jo n e s. T h e ir so n , R a lp h , w ho
w ent to F ran ce w ith th e 162d In fan try ,
h as a rr iv e d in th e U n ited S ta te s a n d
is ex p ected h om e soon.
No Red C ross m eeting w ill be held
on F rid ay , on account of th e May day
ex ercises a t th e high school.
l'he B ap tist M issionary circle has
cancelled its m eetin g th is week be­
cause of th e con v en tio n in p ro g ress
a t the ch u rch .
('. A. C lark has re tu rn e d from th e
Sellw ood h o sp ital, w here he h as been
u n d e r tre a tm e n t. H e Is a t th e hom e of
M rs A. M. C lark.
Mia* F ntnia Jo h n so n w as tip- guest
of Dr. M atilda G re in e r in P o rtlan d
over S unday.
Mrs. M. D. K ern h as been confined
to h er hom e by illness, but is rep o rted
m uch im proved.
May 3rd, S a tu rd a y , Is th e last day
fyr re g iste rin g for th e next election.
Mrs Bessie M arshall, who under-
wt a t an o p eratio n at Good S a m a rita n
h o sp ital on W ednesday, is rep o rted as
doing very nicely. She w ill rem ain at
the h o sp ital a t least a week longer.
Mrs. J. C S tan ley h as received the
new s of th e d eath of h er only b ro th e r
H enry J. Busse, who died a t th e W ood­
m an S a n ita riu m , W oodm an, C olorado,
a fte r an illn ess of n early a year. He
leaves a widow and tw o sm all c h ild ren ,
also four siste rs, to m ourn h is death.
Mr. Busse was form erly a re sid e n t of
th is place, leaving h ere for Iow a about
ten y e a rs ago.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. L arsso n of T ro u t­
dale w ere doing b u sin ess in G resham
yesterday. Mr. L arsso n h as reopened
th e garag e on I lls p ro p erty In T ro u t­
dale, w hich was recen tly ru n by C. H.
M cG irr.
A teleg ram front H arold K ern a n ­
nounced to h is p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
M. D. K ern, th a t he had a rriv e d in
New York. H arold is w ith th e 18th
E ngineers. He is expected hom e in
a s h o r t -41100.
Mrs. Dan W oods and little son, of
A im es, n e a r Bull Run, sp en t th e w eek­
end w ith h e r cousin, Mrs. T. ('. T ow n­
send, r e tu rn in g Monday.
L ie u te n a n t^ ' A. A ylsw orth h as left
for h is hom e in S an F ran cisco , a fte r
a sh o rt v isit at the hom e of h is b ro th e r
E. W. A ylsw orth.
He h as been in
(b a rg e of h is com pany in th e fi2ud
in fa n try a t C am p Lee, V irg in ia, for
m any m onths. T hey w ere statio n ed
at Cam p M ills a t th e tim e th e a rm is ­
tice w as signed, som e of th e troops be­
ing recalled a fte r a d a y ’s voyage to
th e front.
Mr. an d Mrs. L ato u re ll, M iss L yons
an d Mr. and Mrs. B au er enjoyed a
tr ip to S alem on S unday, going south
by wav of N ew berg and re tu rn in g
from th e ca p ita l from C anby and O re­
gon C ity. T hey re p o rt th e ro ad s in
good condition.
Miss Ruby E ntery is m ak in g a
b rie f visit a t th e hom e of h e r p aren ts.
Mr. an d M rs B. W. E m ery.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth and
Mr. and Mrs. H ow itt m otored to C la ts­
k a n ie on S unday, sp en d in g a p leasan t
day on th e low er C olum bia
T hey
tow ed a broken-dow n autotgt over one
s tre tc h of heavy road.
Mr. an d Mrs. K irk T hom pson of
E n te rp rise , a re g u ests a t th e hom e of
Mrs T hom pson's p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs
B C am eron. Mrs. T hom pson will r e ­
m ain for sev eral weeks.
^M rs. O. A E astm an Is p la n n in g to
a tte n d th e convention of the W om en's
Honx M issionary societies of th e M eth ­
o d ist ch u rch at N ew berg th is week
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Self-leveling
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E x p la in e d
We cordially invite every
one interested in beautify­
ing home surroundings at
a slight outlay, to visit our
Chi-Namel Store on dates
given below to see
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dipped in boiling water, struck
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and try your hand at graining by
the simple, easy C h i -N a m e l
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Chi-Namcl varnishes are for new
and old hard or soft wood, im­
parting highly protective lus­
trous surfaces equal to “ factory
finishes” .
Being self-leveling,
they can be applied by anyone
without laps or brush marks.
Tough, elastic, w a t e r p r o o f .
Cost least by the square foot
on account of great covering
capacity.
V IS IT T H E N E A R E S T
C H I-N A M E L S T O R E
Don’t Forget the Dates
May 7-8
L. L. KIDDER
Hardware Co.
Gresham
Buy Victory Liberty Bonds
'I'hev can he obtained through either ol the local hanks, ot
front the solicitor who will call on you. Let s finish the job.
Then come in and buy a hottie of
STEARNS ZePYROL
The germicide for the mouth, teeth, throat and skin, and it
is made in Portland.
Use it as a gargle. It is a good remedy for the sore throat
epidemic now prevalent.
TWO SIZES—50c and $1.00 the Bottle.
POWELL’S PHARMACY
GRESHAM, OREGON
F ill th e J o k e Box.
M unhinotu, th e school a n n u a l of th e
U nion H igh School, w ill go to p ress on
T he co n v en tio n of th e W illam ette May 7th. In tlie m eanw hile " F ill th e
B ap tist asso ciatio n opened th is m o rn ­ joke box." pleads the joke e d ito r, G race
ing w itlt a larg e a tte n d a n c e of dele- j F ield h o u se, w ho h as placed said box
conspicuously on tlie desk on th e a s­
g ates and v is ito rs from all p a rts of
sem bly h all platform . Too p ro m in en t
the d is tric t. A lready th e sessions have |
a place, G race. Som e of us a re a little
overflow ed th e local B ap tist ch u rch b a s h fu l ab o u t tr a ip s in g up th e r e an d
and p lan s a re u n d er way to hold tw o d ro p p in g in o u r e ffo rts a t w it before
m eetings to n ig h t—one in th e M etho­ tlie w hole stu d e n t body.
BAPTIST CONVENTION
OVERFLOWS CHURCH
d ist and one In th e B a p tist church.
A c h o ir of fifty voices from th e Ar-
leta B ap tist ch u rc h will p re se n t a song
serv ice an d -sacred concert. At least
Miss W yetli H o stess to S e a ttle
tw o h u n d red v isito rs a re expected
M atro n .
Mrs. B G. M itchell, of S eattle, w ith from P o rtlan d . T he ch o ir wHl be d i­
h e r little d a u g h te rs, E lean o r and vided betw een th e tw o churches.
L ouise, sp en t th e week-end w ith Miss
A deline B W yeth.
M rs M itchell's
h u sb a n d Is w ith th e A m erican S ib e r­
NERE SURE
ian e x p e d itio n as V. M. C. A. s e c re ­
iu R business
ta ry .
A VILI ENDURE
D u rin g th e ir sta y th e v is ito rs an d
CAUSE ALL
th e W y eth s en jo y e d an a fte rn o o n oil
ÌHE
MEATS
th e C o lu m b ia h ig h w a y , going as fa r
WE SELL
as tlie C ascad es L ocks. T h e party-
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fo u n d G o rd o n T a y lo r's big c a r w as
■ pure 1
q u ie t, speedy an d c o m fo rta b le and
th a t G o rd o n w as a s k illfu l d riv e r.
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E SCHW EIDLER STATES
WHY HE LOST LAW SUIT
G re sh a m . O re., A pril 28, 1919.
E d ito r O u tlo o k :— In th e Issue of
y o u r p a p e r o f M arch 28, an a rtic le
w as p u b lis h e d s ta tin g th a t th e F irs t
C o iiiiiiiin it y C e n te r .
S e n tim e n t is gro w ing in fav o r of a S ta te B an k a n d A rchie M eyers h ad
co m m u n ity cent r for G resham . T h ere w on th e ir law s u it in s titu te d by m e
is seldom a p ublic g a th e rin g of any fo r fr a u d . In c o n n e c tio n w ith th e sa le
size th a t som e one does not broach th e an d p u rc h a s e of th e A rch ie C o rn u tt
subject in som e form . The suggest'••n place.
In rep ly to th is a rtic le , w ish to
lias been m ade th a t It la k e the form of
p erm an en t m em o rial of o u r ap p recl s ta te th e s u it w as lo st by m e, n o t on
th e m e rits of th e case, b u t on a c c o u n t
nito n of o u r soldiers.
T h e need of an am u se m e n t c e n te r of th e m isle a d in g s ta te m e n ts m ad e by
fur young and old is p aten t. An audi- Mr M eyers' a tto rn e y , an d th e n e g le c t,
losMim w ith a stag e am ple enough for w ilfu lly o r o th e rw ise , o f Mr S ch n ab el
i o m m u n lty e n te r ta in m e n ts has b"c i w ho w as my a tto rn e y . T h e case w as
nt- nt toned as a «ro w ing need out here. n e v e r allo w ed to com e to tr ia l, on
m
tie d iscu ssio n s baye Included a sw im I a c c o u n t of a te c h n ic a l e r r o r o n ly .
T h e lap se of m o te th a n tw o y e a rs
•nltig tan k , g y m n asiu m and show ers
'It. te n ta tiv e plans for such a cent««. ' from th e d a te eT sale, b a rr in g m e
A d riv e, p ro p erly launched a t lit.« ' from any re c o u rs e o.t a cco u n t of a l­
leg ed fra u d
j t t t i i ’ , would rtm iv e th e su p p o rt of lb.
I w ish to m ak e th is s ta te m e n t in
o u tly in g d is tric ts of th is county .'m l
a d ja c e n t C lack am as n eighborhoods, if o rd e r th a t my frie n d s an d o th e r s
• th e p lan g u a ra n te e d som e benefit to w ill h av e a c le a r u n d e rs ta n d in g of
th em
And It should. If a tru e com ­ th e case.
E SUHW EDLBR.
munity te n te r Is In prospect.
X.
rëhi-Wamd
F o r S ale.
F o r $ 2 2 0 0 . th e th ird five-acre tr a c t
s o u th of P ow ell V alley ro a d , on first
ro a d w est of G ates ro a d , a ll fen ced
an d c u ltiv a te d .
Good w ell, th re e -
room s h a c k , sm a ll b a rn . T w o a n d a
h a lf a c re s , in c lu d in g im p ro v e m e n ts,
$1500.
R. F. W a lte rs , G re sh a m .
We Have Heard a Lot
a b o u t th e co m p lim e n ts th a t
o u r p a tr o n s a re p a y in g us, an d
we w a n t to say r ig h t h e re an d
now , "M r. an d M rs. C u sto m e r,
we th a n k you.
Y o u r k in d
w ords a re se n d in g y o u r frie n d s
to th is sh o p , and we a re going
to tr e a t th e m rig h t. A gain, we
th a n k y o u .”
A. J. W . B RO W N . P ro p .
G re sh a m , O re.
GRESHAM MARKET
The Victory Liberty Loan
—is to l»e ottr last Big O pportunity for investing to insure tin*
fruits of victory
a world democracy and permanent peace.
Our soldiers' work is done, but w.- who have helped at horn*-
have still our part to complete.
Now comes the test
‘ LETS
prepare to do your part in a big way.
FINISH
THE
JOB
J fira t
R IG H T!”
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G K K SH O l. O REG O N