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GRESHAM
A safe Tractor to operate balanced right, and right in weight.
OUTLOOK
1 GRESHAM LOCALS
FR ID A Y .
MAY
8.
1819
QUEEN
CONTEST
TERMS ANOUNCED
Fordson Tractor
T h e c o m m itte e in c h a rg e o f the
Chas. C le ve la n d is re p o rte d d o in g
i fine, past th e c ris is , and a ll a n feel co n te st f o r queen o f th e F o u r th o f
o f J u ly c e le b ra tio n m akes a n ou nce­
! lu g m uch e n cou rage d a b o u t h im
M rs. K ir k T hom p son , w ho has b e n m en t o f th e te rm s o f th e race.
l v is itin g h e r p a re n ts " M r. and M r
V otes w ill cost a pe nn y apiece.
H enj. C a m eron , re tu rn e d to h e r hom e T h is low f ig u r e is nam ed th a t e v e ry -'
at E n te rp ris e on W ednesday.
body m ay vote.
A bonus o f f if t y
M rs. M a rk N ic k e rs o n lias re tu rn e d
fro m P leasant H om e w here she spent d o lla rs w ill be a w a rd e d to tlie w in ­
tw o weeks re s tin g a t th e T h o m a s san­ n e r, th a t she m ay a rra y h e rs e lf in
a to riu m
She feels m uch b e tte r now c o ro n a tio n robes b e fittin g tile occa­
H e r c h ild re n d u r in g hi r absence v is it sion.
ed w ith t h e ir g ra n d p a re n ts , M r. and
No one has nam ed a c a n d id a te as
M rs W . F. H oney.
yet. I t is u n d e rsto o d th a t a n n o u n ce ­
O u r h ig h school fre sh m e n _raised m en ts w ill be fo rth c o m in g ve ry soon,
I t is k n o w n th a t several
a lm o st ten d o lla rs in a candy sale to ho w e ver.
day.
T h e proceeds go to w a rd th e lodges have ta ke n up th e m a tte r and
pa ym en t o f a g if t fo tie school, a w ill la u n ch ca m p a ig n s f o r t h e ir c a n - >
Tlie Odd
v e ry la rg e p ic tu re o f the h is to ric a l d id a te s w ith in a week.
F e llo w s discussed th e m a tte r a t t h e ir '
R h eim s c a th e d ra l.
W a lte r B row n to o k in th e ju n io r re g u la r m e e tin g last n ig h t, and w ill
gam es am i M ay ilu y exercises at W il­ soon have a d e fin ite a n n o u n ce m e n t
to m ake.
la m e tte U n iv e r s ity la s t week.
H a r­
o ld L y m a n , w ho is a s tu d e n t at W il­
Fieltl L i-tille ry llu n ile H O. A. C.
la m e tte U n iv e rs ity , p ilo te d W a lte r
T lie U n ite d S tates w a r d e p a rtm e n t
th ro u g h the mazes o f the c e le b ra tlo i
On
bo ard
th e Cape F in ls te r r p lias a u th o riz e d a fie ld a r t ille r y u n it
w h ic h docked In New Y o rk th e o th e r at the O regon A g r ic u ltu r a l C ollege.
day was
lis te d W ils o n
E a stm a n , I t w ill s u p p ly m odels o f fie ld guns
a n o th e r hero fro m G resham .
A ha pp y fa m ily were th e M e r r ills used by A m e ric a and associates in
on T h u rs d a y .
S ergeant I.ee M e r r ill th e g re a t w a r, m a ch in e guns, B ro w n ­
cam e In on th e m o rn in g tr a in fro m in g a u to m a tic rifle s , tra c to rs , n e a rly
service
ab roa d.
The
fa m ily was 1011 m u le s and horses, a n d stores o f
th e re to meet h im , and w elcom e h im
hom e. A fa m ily p a rty was he ld here e n g in e e rin g e q u ip m e n t that w ill also
In th e e ve n in g at th e hom e o f his be used fo r g e n e ra l in s tru c tio n , to ­
m o th e r, M rs. C. M e r r ill, w h ic h did ta llin g ab o u t $ 3 uo ,u du in value. Tlie
n o t b re a k up u n t il 1 o ’clo c k , when u n it w ill be in ch a rg e o f f o u r co m ­
the s o ld ie r was o b lig e d to leave fo r
m issione d a n il tw e n ty -liv e n o n -co m ­
P o rtla n d to re p o rt at th e tr a in .
M rs. S. It. K itz m ille r is con fine d to m issione d officers, and tr a in s tu d e n ts
her bed w ith sickness.
fro m m an y states.
B e rt H obs , who is a m em ber o f tin«
316th S a n ita ry T ra in o f the 91st d iv i­
Page» I n v ite li'ie n il- ,.
sion, spent a few hours at home yeste r­
A n u m b e r o f G re sliftm people were
day.
He was on his way to Camp
GRESHAM, OREGON
L e w is to receive his discharge.
He guests o f M r. and M rs. G eorge Page
saw active service in both France and a t th e ir hom e in P o rtla n d W edn es­
B elgium and was overseas ten m onths. da y e ve n in g . C a rds and m u sic p ro ­
M rs.
M r. and M rs. I). C. E ly o f Oregon vided the e v e n in g ’s plea sure.
S E R V IC E
C ity spent Tuesday in Gresham. T hey Page had a rra n g e d Scotch b ro om and
were d in n e r guests of Mr. a n il M rs. C a lifo r n ia poppies a b o u t tlie room s
witli good effect. . T hose present were
A. E Kessler.
he Messrs and M esdam es J. E. M etz­
M rs. S. B. J ilin s o n has re tu rn e d
from a visit in P ortland w ith her ger, W ill lle s s e l, J ('. S h u ltz . I). I).
U p d e g ra fl, F. E. T o d d , D r. and M rs ,
da u g h te r. M rs. Fay Duncan.
M rs. W. It. B u rk e is spending tin W. J. O tt. M iss L o la S tin so n and M iss
week in P o rtla n d c a rin g fo r he r niece C onstance Page.
Mrs. A. Probst, who is 111 there.
RECOMMENDED FOR THEIR WEARING OUALITIES
M is s io n a ry -A itl Tea.
M r. and M rs. G. W. Jones have p u r
The
w o m e n ’s a u x ilia r y
o f th e
chased an O verland to u rin g car from M e th o d is t c h u rc h w ill h o ld a jo in t
C M Z im m erm a n, the local dealer.
tea at th e hom e o f M rs. I). G. Geddes
M rs Bessie M a rsh a ll lias re tu rn e d on W ednesday a fte rn o o n .
I t is tlie
fro m Good S a m a rita n ho spita l, w hen date fo r tlie o p e n in g o f th e m ite
she underw ent an opera tion a fo rt
boxes
a y e a rly eve nt. T h e c h ild re n
n ig h t ago. She made the t r ip home in
o f the M o th e rs ’ Je w e ls society w ill
a car d riv e n by
M. Z im m erm a n.
also be present on Ib is occasion.
M rs. b . L. K id d e r lias re tu rn e d fro m
M rs. Geddes w ill be assisted by th e |
a recent t r ip to Newberg, where she M esdames (). A. E astm a n, Jam es E l-
was the guest o f Mrs. A. W. B la ckb u rn
kington, S. It. K it z m ille r and A. I I I
at the Im p e ria l H otel.
W r ig h t.
A s h o rt p ro g ra m w ill be I
Tuesday. M rs N ora W ith ro w e n te r­ ren de red.
Pair 35c
ta in e d u l a luncheon, Mrs. F ishe r, Miss
Helen F ishe r, and Hrs. Ir v in e and
S om e l-’isli Story.
O PEN ED MAI
1ST
bewcaux. Miss F is h e r graduates from
Miss R u th M ontague, G resham l i ­
the Good S a m a rita n h o sp ita l in June. b ra ria n lias w r itte n a co lle c tio n o f
A aron K n ig h to n was here on husi c h ild re n s ’ stories, the doings o f tw o
GRESHAM, OREGON
m ss T hursd ay.
litt le Oregon cousins.
She plans to
Pilone G41
Butterick Patterns
Representative com m ittees fro m tile pu blish them in p rim e r fo rm , and to
Eastern S ta r aud M asonic ludges com tr y them on school c h ild re n . She took
posed o f M r. and Mrs. C am eron, J them up to M iss Hughes’ second grade
s i. » Im i F a m ily I ’ lc n ii
C. It. M iller's R eturn.
Cannon. M rs. J. C. S hu ltz, M r. and p u p ils fo r a p pro val rece ntly.
The
.Mr. uud M rs. I I . L . St. C la ir and
•Mr. and .Mrs. ('. It. M ille r and Mrs. J. E. M etzger and W. It. B u rke youngqterg found them h ig h ly enter-
la u illy e n jo ye d a p ic n ic up th e Sandy th e ir s m a ll d a u g h te r have re tu rn e d went to P o rtla n d and selected o ffic e rs ’ a in in g reading.
c h a irs lo r the lodge room, in a d d itio n
r iv e r on S unday.
In th e C a rlso n 's
The c ra w fis h s to ry needed re v is ­
to th e ir bu ng alo w
on the S ection to th is new fu rn itu re , w h ich w ill soon
Dodge ear, p ilo te d by Chase St. C la ir,
ing. so M iss M ontague called fo r sug
they m o to re d o v e r tlie b lu ff roa d to L in e roa d, a fte r sp e n d in g th e w in te r be in use, a rem ovable p a rtitio n is gestlons fro m her sm all frie n d s. Some
Sandy, m a k in g a side t r ip d o w n to in P o rtla n d .
T hey have sold th e ir being put in tlie b a ll to m ake it a more w e ird fis h storie s were fo rth co m in g .
Gresham
I tu ll K nn L a k e p ic n ic g ro u n d s .
On hom e In th e c ity , and th e re Is a pos­ desirable size fo r re g u la r sessions.
One lad described a c ra w fis h as a "fis h
Mrs’. E. E. C hipm a n was taken to a
the way hom e th e y stopped at the
w ith a h a rd back lik e a crab and as
W. I. C rlssey g la d io lu s fa rm , perched s ib ilit y o f th e ir re m a in in g p e rm a ­ P o rtla n d ho sp ita l s u ffe rin g w ith a large as an a llig a t o r ! ”
h ig h upon a mesa o v e r (lie p o in t n e n tly in G resham . T h e y w o u ld be severe a tta c k o f erysipelas.
F. I). A x te ll has re tu rn e d to Heed-
w here tlie H u ll K nn and Sandy riv e rs ve ry w elcom e add 11 Ions to o u r social
Stam p for Gerard G leason.
G e ra rd
G leason.
one
of
th e
meet.
T h e view fro m th is p o in t Is life , h a v in g m ade m any frie n d s d u r ­ p o rt. where he has charge o f con­
s tru c tio n w o rk fo r Dabney and com ­ G resham gra d e school team o f fo u r-
one o f th e lln e st in th e n o rth w e s t.)
m in u te speakers is to rece ive a w a r
T h e re w ere scores o f c a lle rs at the in g t h e ir su m m e rs spent in th e g ro ve pany o f P o rtla n d .
M rs. G ra n t Shaw and M r. and Mrs. saving s sta m p fro m his scho olm ates
G la d io lu s fa rm , m any s to p p in g to up n e a r th e Heaver S tate m o to r fa c­
p u rcha se th e b u lb s f o r w h ich the to ry , w h ere the y ow n a lin e b u ild in g C a rte r of P o rtla n d spent Tuesday ev­ in re c o g n itio n o f tile s p le n d id speech
en in g w itli M rs F. I). A x te ll.
fa rm Is fam ous, and o th e rs accept s | ( „ ()f ( We n ty acres,
he p re p a re d f o r th e con test.
H is
T lie F u lle rs are h a vin g th e ir share speech was ra te d second o n ly to th a t
lu g M r. C rlssey's in v ita tio n to e n jo y
o
f
sickness.
M
rs.
F
u
lle
r
is
now
ill.
o f W illia m M c A llis te r a n d so th e boys
the s ig h t o f th e c o n v e rg in g o f tin
M oline T ractor Nolil.
A nurse is ta k in g care o f both M r. and a n il g ir ls decided
to
m ake up tile
tw o strenniB below his p ro p e rty .
II. O. M u lle n b o ff Is th e p u rch a se r Mrs. F u lle r.
p ric e o f th e sta m p by p o p u la r s u b ­
Ed.
B
au
m
a
n
n
has
purchased
th
e
s c rip tio n
l o r a S p ia iiu s l A n k le .
o f a new s ty le , fo u r c y lin d e r, e le c tric
E. D avidson place, a live -a cre tra c t
\ s soon as po ssib le a fte r th«> in - lig h te d , s e lf- s ta r tin g M o lin e tr a c to r
o ff P o w e ll stre e t a m i C le ve la n d a ve ­
Cause o f lieu« I aclie.
. i l l > Is received get a b o ttle o f C lia iu -
II,' assures th e ag en t, W ill lle s s e l,
By k n o w in g th e cause, a diseas«-*-
le ita lic s U n im e n t
and
fo llo w th e I hut it has lo ts o f pow er, and in v ite s nue. w h e re lie w ill open a d a iry , li is
plan is to be ready f o r d e liv e rie s to may o fte n be avo id ed. T h is Is p a r- [
p la in p rin te d d ire c tio n s w h ic h a t - { any d o u b tin g T hom ases to com e out
| any place in to w n aud v ic in ity by ih e O c u la rly tr u e o f headache. T h e m ost ;
> om p an y till« b o ttle .
Adv.
am i see It in a ctio n .
I tir s l o f ne xt m o n th .
G resiiam lias com m o u cause o f headache Is a d is- |
1 been in need o f good d a iry fo r some o rd e re d
sto m a ch
o r c o n s tip a tio n ,
' tim e , so it com es as good news.
w h ic h m ay be c o rre c te d by ta k in g a 1
A n u rg e n t ap pe al lias been sent o u t few doses o f C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts ;
N t Re 5URt
I fro m tlie P o rtla n d Red Cross C h a p te r T r y it.
M any o th e rs have o b ta in e d |
•
)UR BUSiwfSS
to its a u x ilia rie s , a s k in g th a t k n itt in g p e rm a n e n t r e lie f by ta k in g these T a b ­
ab ou t th e c o m p lim e n ts th a t
and re fu g e e s e w in g be speeded up. lets. T hey are easy to ta k e and m ild
avtLL endure
T h e need o f five m illio n
people fo r and g e n tle in effect.- A dv.
o u r p a tro n s are p a yin g us, and
CAUSE ALL
w in te r c lo th in g m ust be m et. T lie en­
we w a n t to say r ig h t h e re and
tir e P o rtla n d d is tr ic t was f a r behind
-See th a t c o lu m n o f w a n t ads. fo r
TSE MEATS
now . " M r . and M rs. C u sto m e r,
its q u o ta
K n it t in g m a te ria ls are on
we th u n k
you.
Y o u r k in d
liu m i. Ju st ask f o r some ya rn .
w o rds are s e n d in g y o u r frie n d s
A s u b s c rib e r is m oved to re m a rk
to th is shop, and we a re g o in g
on tlie fa c t th a t few n u to is ts on S ou th
R o b e rts avenue a re in c lin e d to stop
to tre a t th e m r ig h t. A g a in , we
and g ive a body a l i f t .
R e cen tly a
th a n k y o u .”
fiv e -y e a r-o ld ta il tru d g e d a ll the way
A. J. W . BROW N, P rop.
fro m S c h ille r s ta tio n to th e B u ll R un
G resham , Ore.
depot n e ig h b o rh o o d c a rry in g a th re e -
Iloine l-aeking Company VV a i d s
\\ «linen's H ospital o f P ortlan d .
q u a rt p a ll o f m ilk
"B o u t fo rty -
F ru it.
'le v e n " cars passed h im by w ith o u t
M aternity C ases Only.
s to p p in g
W ill keep up o u r custo m o f pa y­
One o f th e fin e st and m ost th o r ­
in g m ore (tia n any o th e r con cern fo r o u g h ly e q uippe d p riv a te m a te rn ity
J C. Jones,
o rg a n iz e r
fo r
the
W oodm en o f the W o rld , is here as­
f r u it and b e rrie s , s ta r tin g th e season h o s p ita ls in th e n o rth w e s t.
New,
w ith go ose be rries and e n d in g w ith fire -p ro o f c o n s tru c tio n and h ig h -cla ss
s is tin g th e W om en o f W o o d c ra ft to
re ju v e n a te th e ir o rd e r S everal p ro m ­
b la c k b e rrie s . I f you have n e ve r sold accom m odations.
For
in fo r m a tio n
in e n t G resham w om en are m em bers.
us a n y th in g , ask you«- n e x t-d o o r address 1 4 4-1 8th St. N'., P o rtla n d ,
n e ig h b o r
lie lias. Phone 991.
nhone B ro a d w a y 3404.
D EM O N STR A TIO N
Daily on Sun Dial Ranch
A Fordson Tractor is being used daily on the
Sun Dial Ranch and is performing the various agri­
cultural operations in the field. Come in, if you
are interested, and we will take you over to see this
wonderful “iron-horse” working.
Dont Miss Seeing It. Ytou II ill be Interested.
RAKER & SON
Gresham, Oregon
10-18 or 15-27 CASE TR A C TO R S
\re entirely enclosed. All gears run in oil. A thermostat
cooling system. A real air washer. Governor runs in
oil, entirely enclosed. A real clutch-pulley for all kinds
of belt work.
Jones Lumber Co.
T ra cto r P ow er Lift Plows
Leverless Disc H arrow s
All Pow er-D riven M achinery
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 891
And get our prices before you buy; you'll save money.
Truck Deliveries from Mill
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
Screen Doors
Phone 544
Paints
Material for making screens.
RELIABILITY
r Phoenix Silk
Hinges
Stockings for Women
$1.25 to $1.80 per pail
Knox Knit Hosiery. Each pair guaranteed to your
satisfaction or replaced with a new pair.
Men’s, boys', women’s and children’s
30c to 45c per pair
Infants' mercerized stockings in a fine rib, black or
white only.
Straw Hat Season
CANNON’S
Come in, get a new hat this spring. All the
latest styles, all sizes
STR A W S 25c to $2.50
PA N A M A S $3 to $5
E.
W .
A Y L S W O R T H
Before Buying Elsewhere
Come in and get our prices on your spring neces-
sties. We have a full line to choose from :
Hose
Garden Tools
Lawn Mowers
Screen Doors
Screens
Screen Wire
We Have Heard a Lot
Sprays & Sprayers
Paints and Glass
Fishing Tackle
Baseball Goods
Fencing
Oil Stoves
Gas Ranges
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
Gresham, Oregon.
G R ESH A M
M A R K ET
B ees
FORMER GRESHAM MAN
DIED OF TUHERG u l d
Have you ordered your bee supplies?
Now is the time. Dont wait until your
bees have swarmed before you order
your hives.
But b e f o r e ordering eqme in and see our
supplies.
We have a complete assortment of hives,
smokers, separators, brood frames, etc.
A le tte r received tod ay fro m M rs.
Chas Joh nso n,
w ho
is v is itin g in
M in o t, N o rth D a kota, b rin g s tile sad
news o f th e recent d e a th o f
IH-e
W e lty , a form er resident and p ro p e rty
o w n e r o f U re sha m He b u ilt the house
now o w ne d by D r B o ik in b u t went
east ab ou t th re e years ago.
M r. W e lty su ffe re d a severe a lta e k
o f in flu e n z a
last
N ovem ber, a lte r
w h ic h tu b e rc u lo s is developed
He is
s u rv iv e d by his w ife and th re e s m a ll
{c h ild re n .
He was 37 years o f age.
He w ill be rem e m be re d by those w ho
, knew h im here as a m an o f s te r lin g
q u a litie s , k in d to his fa m ily aud tr u e
io his frie n d s .
Ml Men to H ave John.
O v a lity
PHONE 661
PHONE 661
Every m an w ho w a nts w o rk w ill
have it by Ju n e 1st. announces J W
B re w e r, fe d e ra l and I). A. C fa rm
h e lp s p e c ia lis t fo r O regon
W hen
h a y in g tim e com es m o re n u n w ilt be
w e n te il th a n
can be fo u n d , unless
c o n d itio n s chunge
B ljj road
p ro ­
g ra m s are ta k in g up la rg e n u m b e rs {
o f th e pre se n t s u iitll s u rp lu s o f la - '
borers.
A Good Bank is the Mainstay ol Industry
Something new
W icker Rocker
Price
$14.50
New Line
of Sidewalk Sulkies
Prices range
Hack of all industry and enterprise stands finance, always
r*a«ly and willing to encourage anything worthy that will ad ­
vance the interest of the community, lint, first of all must
come individual thrift and industry—the loyal support of
hftnic hanks by home people Every dollar von save and de­
posit in our hank is not only advaucin ni your own Welfare, hut
it is encouraging and assisting home industry. Besides tin ma-
terial benefit you derive from a hank account, we offer VOtl
every courtesy and facility in handling your business
$3.50 to $12.00
Your H om e f u r n is h e r .
J. E. Metzger
GRESHAM
O R EG O N
¿first £>tatr iBank
GRESIIAM. OREGON