Gresham outlook., November 25, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

PA G E
G RESHAM
SIX
STORES SELLING ARTICLES
WARNED TO COLLECT TAX
BREAKS
SENATORIAL
RECORD IN MASS.
ANOTHER
OUTLOOK
SCALP
FOR UNION HIGH
TUE SD A Y ,
NOVEM BER
85,
l» l»
GRESHAM LOCALS
FIRST COMMANDERS OF
AMERICA’I LEGION
20 VIOLATORS FINED
INJUSTICE COt
J u s tic e Brow n's Jurt in
üregiu
A n o th er scalp was ad d ed F rid ay
d u rn g th e past fe.v
Mrs.
G
eorge
W.
S
tap
leto
n
was
th
e
days hag
| when F o re st G rove was ta k e n into
a b o u t th e busiest p,.,. , ln thig -
cam p by th e U. H. S. fo o tb all team sponsor last S atu rd ay at th e c h riste n ­
! th e co u n ty , and in
Iu “
'
ing
of
th
e
shop
"S
u
rcisco
”
w
hich
was
T he gam e was th e h a rd e st on e of the
re sts an d tines a
of '
launched
at
th
e
C
olum
bia
sh
ip
y
ard
in
season an d th e victory was as w el­
P o rtla n d m u n in ;.
ir, ‘ 0
com e as a C h ristm a s p rese n t. The P o rtlan d . Mrs. S tap leto n c a rrie d a
ActinK 0,1 "
- ,r
usual h itte r d ra u g h t w as in th e cup huge bouquet of C olum bia roses, th e
ernor Olcott, t
. 7
official
rose
of
th
e
ship
b
u
ild
in
g
com
of victory as both P eak an d S kirvln
offlee Cowtabl
pany,
and
was
given
a
b
ea
u
tifu
l
b
ar
a re o ut of th e gam e th is W ednesdav
n ig h t began a
o( r’^
on account of In ju ries.
T hey will pin of p latin u m set with d iam o n d s as
lo rc e m e n t ag a in -, v,„iators ’ ’
a
m
em
ento
of
th
e
occasion
both be in th e gam e w ith E stacad a
motor vehicle I
. ‘ '■
P upils from th e 5th g ra d e gave a
w hich may be played a t som e early
rounded up abt
j
d a te In D ecem ber if a rra n g e m e n ts w ell-rendered playlet at th e assem bly
I h e s e w ere p ro m p t,„ Hned J
yesterday u n d er th e d irectio n of th e
can be m ade.
'T h e ch ief com plaint was that o I
T he score on F rid a y w as Union teacher, Miss Mary H ansen.
w ere d riv in g on a county mart I
John.
F
ieldhouse
and
his
niece.
H igh 14, F o re st G rove 9.
n ig h t w ith o u t a tail
'
'I
G resham received th e kick ofT on Miss A lberta Allen, left today fo r
On S atu rd ay and Monday ni-h. I
h er 25-yard line and s ta rte d fo r For- M anzanita, w here th ey expect to
o th e rs w ere rem inded of their ■
I est G rove's goal. T h re e p lu n g es by spend several m onths In F re d F ie ld ­
toe« an d th e li.-t
mu
«
¡S tro n g , P eak an d S kirvln m ad e y a rd ­ house’s cottage.
t] or mom
\
•
age and S tro n g b ro k e th ro u g h fo r 25
C. E. R u sh er an d fam ily sp e n t last
y ard s, hut a t th is point a fu m b le gave Sunday at Oregon City, th e g u ests
ag em en an d aut .
dealers**
F o re st G rove th e ball on th e ir 25- of Mrs. R u sh e r’s sister, Mrs. R obert
G resh am
and prominent citlze
y ard line.
f RANKLIN
Lansdow ne,
throughout the co t
<, veralwo«
F o re st G rove opened up w ith fo r­
from P o rtla n d , on- trow Eatacartl
D’o L i r a .
H arold Lym an cam e down from
w ard passes an d end ru n s a n d in a
o ne from Sandy, one each from F all
sh o rt tim e w orked th e ball to G resh ­ Salem last S atu rd ay to help W il­
view an d T ro u td ale
a m ’s one y ard line, w here a trick lam ette U niversity win th e football
an d o ne from Parkwood.
end run p u t th e ball over. T h e goal gam e from Reed college. He sp en t
was m issed. Score, F o re st G rove 6; Sunday at th e hom e of his p aren ts,
Tw o th e re were, one a Jap »■
G resham , 0,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lym an.
d isre g a rd e d th e command of the ett
F o re st G rove kicked off, th e ball
Miss G race F ield h o u se was h ere
sta b le an d failed to appear beta
going o v er th e goal line an d G resh ­ for the week-end from h e r stu d ies a t
' th e ju s tic e un til commanded bv
am began play on th e 20-yard line
' bench w a rra n t. These paid extl
an d began ag a in a ste a d y m arch the Oregon N orm al school a t Mon­
/ 14^2 a 5ZZ
m outh.
| fines an d costs am ounting to Is
dow
n
th
e
field
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
line.
It took a bachelor to be the
, in ea ch case.
T han k sg iv in g services will
be
Y ardage was m ade tw ice befo re the
first D em ocratic U. S. senator
be held at Zion E v an g elical church
end of th e q u a rte r.
from M assachusetts since the
B eginning th e second q u a r te r B u r­ next T h u rsd ay m o rn in g a t 1 0 :3 0
Civil War. He is S en ato r David
I C. J . A nderson, driver of the autj
lingam e took S k irv in ’s place a t left o'clock, to w hich all are invited
I. Walsh, Junior m em ber, his col­
m obile in which i; . ;Vc Johns,
h
alf
and
Ted
Jo
h
n
so
n
took
B
u
rlin
g
­
T he m id-w eek service a t th e
league
being
S en ato r Henry
w as rid in g at t i l e tim e of his deal
a m e ’s place at tack le. P eak p u n ted M eth o d ist E piscopal ch u rc h will be
Cabot Lodge, R epublican. Lodge
by ac cid en t a t E ast 82d street at
and F o rest G rove fum bled th e punt. devoted to a T h an k sg iv in g topic on
is the senior member.
W alsh's
Pow ell V alley road on November i
G resham recovering.
personal p o p u larity helped put
has been bound over to the gral
"A m e ri­
G resham
ag ain m ad e y ard ag e T hursday evening, w hen
him across. It is said.
ju ry as th e resu lt of the findings ,
th ro u g h th e line b u t a pass acro ss th e can ism ” will be th e su b je c t u n d er
th e c o ro n e r’s jury. Anderson
line went Into th e en em y ’s h a n d s for discussion.
c h a rg e d w ith m anslaughter and red
F o r T h a n k s g iv in g
a to u ch b ack .
Mrs. Eva M artin of P o rtla n d has
from 26c to 50c ta k e 2c; from 51c
less d riv in g . A nderson was arrest!
F o re st G rove p u t th e ball in play retu rn ed to her hom e, a f te r a visit
im m ed ia te ly a fte r th - accident at
o 75c, 3c, an d so on.
th e 20-yard line, h u t co uld not of several days at th e hom e of h er
a n d th e H o lid a y s
was held for investigation until SaL
W here tw o o r m ore of th ese a rti- m ake y ard ag e an d p u n ted
d au g h ter, Mrs. C. W. G leason.
u rd a y n ig h t when In was formal I
les a re sold to one p erso n th ey may
B
u
rlin
g
a
m
e
an
d
P
eak
m
ad
e
y
a
rd
­
We have received the larg­ be w rapped in one p ac k ag e an d a age in th re e plays th ro u g h th e line Sunday g u ests a t th e hom e of
c h a rg e d w ith m anslaughter Joh I
son w as th ro w n out of the car held
est and best lot of
sta m p d e n o tin g th e p ay m en t of tax and, aided by S tro n g , w ere on th e Mrs. C arrie H ausen w ere Mr. and
first in to a telephont post and i l
w hen a Mrs. G. W. P rice, Jo h n P o tts and
upon th e am o u n t of th e p u rch ase point of doing so ag ain
s ta n tly k illed, said testimony.
1
d
au
g
h
ter,
Belle,
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
all
old
fu
m
b
le
gave
F
o
re
st
G
rove
th
e
ball.
F
ran
k
lin
D’O
lier
of
P
h
ilad
el­
may be a tta c h e d to th e package.
F o rest G rove p u n ted to G re sh a m ’s frends and n eig h b o rs in Illinois.
phia was rew arded for his h ard
T hus, If a person buys five 5-cent
35-yard lin e an d G resham s ta rte d
Russell, th e 8-year-old son of Mr.
W hen co vering jellies or jams with
consistent work at St Louis when
we have ever had the priv­ packages of cough d ro p s they may ag
ain down th e field, m ak in g y a rd ­ and Mrs. C. N. T aylor, living n e a r
th e American Legion was form ed.
m elted paraffin, tu rn the glass so tie
pe w rapped in one p ack ag e and a 1 age tw ice before th e w h istle blew for L innem ann, is ill w ith sc a rle t fever.
ilege of showing.
For in th e first an n u al convention
paraffin will run up the sides of tiff
sta m p affixed to th e package.
th e end of th e half.
W here th e in fectio n cam e from is u n ­
of W orld W ar veterans he was
All the late colorings and ce n S t tam
tu
m b le r a little way. Otherwise,
ps m ay be o b ta in ed from th e
G resham cam e on th e field In th e know n, as no o th e r cases h av e been
elected com m ander. And a “ Devil
shapes,
office of th e C o llecto r of In te rn a l second h alf, d eterm in ed to re trie v e rep o rted in th e n eighborhood.
it h a rd e n s, it may draw away froH
Dog" was honored, a trib u te to
Mrs. E dna M etzger, who w as o p e r­
R evenue at P o rtla n d , an d from m any th e score. F o re st G rove fu m b led th e
th e valor of th e m arines. He is
th e sid es an d leave the jelly expose^
Joyce S. Ixiwls of Long P ra irie,
PR IC ED
of th e postoffice* th ro u g h o u t th e kick off and T. Jo h n so n by a quick ated on fo r ap p en d icitis a b o u t ten
and clever play recovered th e ball days ago, is m ak in g a good recovery.
Minn., shot in th e leg at C hateau
s ta te of O regon.
above th e head of a F o re st G rove Mrs. M etzger was em ployed In th e
T hierry, losing th e use of th a t leg.
D ealers who fall to sta m p th ese player.
T his b rea k , to g e th e r w ith diet k itchen of th e co n v alescen t h o s­
He was elected first vice com ­
goods will be held ac co u n tab le for G re sh am ’s irre sista b le lin e p lu n g in g pital
when she was ta k e n ill.
m ander of the legion. It was voted
th e tax and C ollector M iller u rg es all gave th e hom e team its first to u c h ­
Mrs. Je n n ie Good and Mrs. Jo h n
at th e Minneapolis convention to
d ea le rs to Inform th em sev es fully as down.
P eak kicked goal.
Score, Brown and C h a rlie Brow n a re p la n ­
hold the 1920 conclave a t Cleve­
F o re st G rove 6; G resh am , 7.
to th e re q u ire m e n ts of th e law.
G en eral Contractor*
land, O.
ning to spend T h an k sg iv in g holidays
F o re st G rove opened ag ain w ith with th e college b ach elo rs a t C o rv al­
A few d ro p s of g ly cerin e p ut on fo rw ard passes a f te r receiv in g th e lis, M ervin an d M errill Good, W a lte r
th e edges of fru it Jars b efo re screw ­ kick off and w orked th e ball to Brown, Ed. Y unker, H ad d en J o h n ­
Carpentering
For S a le Secon d Hand G oods.
ing on lids will keep m old from fo rm ­ G re sh am ’s 20-yard lin e w here an a t­ son, an d H okan T ruedson.
One
S
inger
sew
ing
m
achine,
first
I
tem p ted field goal was blocked. T his
J. G. E m bry is able to 4)e ab o u t
ing on th e fru it.
class co ndition, $25.
E lectrica l Wiring
ended th e th ird q u a rte r.
ag ain , a fte r a w eek’s illness.
R ound top, 8 -ft. ex tension t a b l e , '
In th e la st q u a r te r G resh am s t a r t ­
To save m oney by g oing w ith o u t
Mrs. G. W. K ellogg of G rand $15.
F ix tu res and Lamp«
necessities is had econom y but to ed again an Irresista b le m arch , P eak, F o rk s, N o rth D akota, a rriv e d last
S q u are top d in in g tab le, 6-ft. ex­
S tro n g and B u rlin g am e m ak in g y a rd ­
w aste an y th in g lessens y o u r w ealth, age on tw o o r th re e dow ns. P eak w eek for an ex ten d ed v isit w ith h e r ten sio n , $10.
S ep tic Tanks
R ange, d andy co ndition, $40. Wa-1
th e w ealth of y o u r co u n try , an d th e b ro k e th ro u g h a t one tim e fo r 15 sister, Mrs. B enj. C am eron.
I w ealth of (he w orld.
E. W. A ylsw orth e n te re d th e te r coll and pipe included.
y ard s. T he m arch was bolfed close
C em en t Work
F o u r good h e a tin g stoves. P rices
u n d er the goal posts how ever, and realm of th e m ystic sh rin e rs d u rin g
F o rest G rove p u n ted . P eak coining th e co n v en tio n in P o rtla n d la st week. from $3.50 to $20.
In v estig ate.
T hey a re b arg a in s.
back to th e 20-yard line. F ro m th is G resh am m en who w ere th e re to see
Office and Shop,
mJ
J. E. M ETZGER.
point with th e aid of a p en alty , th re e him th ro u g h w ere Ju d g e G. W. S ta ­
Main St.
Bungalow Bldg,
dow ns p u t th e ball o ver fo r G resh ­ p leto n , G eorge F . H oney, B enj.
Some
people
le
a
rn
from
th
e
ir
ex­
a m ’s second touchdow n. P eak kicked
Phone 96i
G resh am . Ore.
o th e rs
n ever reco v er
goal. Score, F o re st G rove 6; G resh ­ C am ero n , H. H. E ling an d Chas, perien ces;
H
oyd
L. Meet
F
ran
k
C.
Jone»
C
leveland.
from
them
.
am 14.
A house w arm in g w hich was a
P eak kicked off to F o re st G rove's
10-yard line. ■
co m p lete su rp rise to th em was g iv ­
A fo rw ard pass w ent fo r 10 y ard s, en Mr. an d Mrs. W. A. H essel la st
hut an Incom plete pass and a fu m b le M onday n ig h t. T he affair w as m a n ­
forced F o rest G rove to p u n t an d P eak ag ed by M esdam es Jam es E lk in g to n
who had been in ju re d only ra n th e G eorge P age an d J. E. M etzger, and
Ladies’ Coats, Fur-Trimmed and
ball down an d fell on it, on G resh
36 frie n d s jo in ed in th e schem e. T he
HE Thanksgiving Dinner and
a n t’s 10-yard line.
Belted, in all the newest colorings,
P e a k ’s p u n t was run back by good p a r ty assem b led at P o w ell’s d ru g
SPECIAL a t ................................$19.98 each
Everything that goes with it,
in te rfe re n c e to th e 20-yard lin e from sto re an d from th e re w ent to th e
They took w ith
w hich point F o re st G rove kicked a E lk in g to n hom e.
doesn't mean much unless you
27-inch Outing Flannels, in stripes
field goal ju s t as th e final w h istle th em re fre sh m e n ts an d plans fo r th e
blew.
Score,
F
o
re
st
G
rove
9;
have something to be Thankful
ev e n in g 's e n te rta in m e n t, w hich was
and checks, SPECIAL at ........... 25c yard
G resham 14.
a m ost p le a sa n t affair.
for. H’e are Thankful the war
T h e gam e was h ard and fast, c h a r ­
T he b e a u tifu l fern offered by Mrs.
Ladies' Colored Outing Flannel downs,
acterized by excellent p assin g an d
is over, the Boys all at home,
open field w ork on th e p a rt of F o re st Cliff K ern to th e g rad e b rin g in g out
high and low neck, SPECIAL at $1.69 each
G rove and irre sista b le line playing by th e la rg e st a tte n d a n c e at th e P a re n t-
the Biggest Crop "the good old
T ea ch e r m eetin g last week was
G resha nt.
P eak , S tro n g an d B u rlin g am e, aid ­ aw ard ed to Miss A rth u r ’s room .
V.
S. A T ever raised, with the
ed by a heavy an d w ell-train ed line,
T he Pow ell P h arm acy announces
w ere able to gain tw o to five y ard s th a t th e ir sto re will be closed on
Biggest Prices ever paid. Every­
alm o st at will th ro u g h th e line, and T h an k sg iv in g dny d u rin g th e h ours
body at work, with the Biggest
sev eral plays w ent for 10 an d 16 from 1 to 5 o ’clock.
Phone 641
Butte rick Patterns
yards. " T e d " Jo h n so n show ed up to
E
u
g
en
e
L.
C
o
b
u
rn
,
clerk
of
Jo-
IPages,
all these and a Thou­
a good a d v a n ta g e, th is being his first
sep h n e county, accom panied by his
gam e w ith th e team th is season.
sand more, ought the people of
Don t forget the American Legion Dance,
A gam e is scheduled w ith C anby wife, visited G resham on S atu rd ay ,
H igh for W ednesday at 3 on hom e se ek in g th e residence of his a u n t'
Wednesday, Nov. 26
Eastern M ultnom ah County to
g ro u n d s
Mrs. J. W. H en d rick s. Being told
Back th e hoys fo r a n o th e r victory. by one of th e m erc h an ts th a t it was
be Thankful for.
L ineup llru g g e r 1. e., G ran 1. t., only th re e q u a rte rs of a m ile to th e
W elling 1. g . M iller c, W rig h t r. c., Rockw ood ro ad , they decided to
C H O IC E M E A T S
WE SO LICIT YOUR BUSINESS
B u rlin g am e. Jo h n so n , r. t., Cam p
r. e., P eak q. Jo h n sto n r. h.. S tro n g f, w alk, an d a re now try in g to figure
H o m e m a d e H a m s, B a co n , S a u sa g e , L ard
o ut ju st how long a m ile is in th is
S k irv ln , B u rlin g am e 1. h.
p art of O regon.
A h eated discussion betw een tw o !
I steal R eal E sta te T ran sfers.
O ne of th e se v eral rea lty d eals a n ­ G resham men o v er th e peace tre a ty
P h on e 891
nounced d u rin g th e past week in th e th e o th e r n ig h t resu lted u n fo rtu n a te ­
G resh am vicinity waa th e sale of th e ly for th e men If n ot for th e trea ty .
Main S treet
GRESHAM
P hone
C h a rles W itte r hottie at H ogan s ta ­ W ords being in a d e q u a te to enforce
Don t forget the American Legion Dance, Wednesday. Nov. 26
GKO. D IE T E , P rop.
tion to 11. H irsh b e rg e r of P o rtlan d th e opposing claim s it Is alleged
they
reso
rte
d
to
th
e
use
of
th
e
ir
fo r a co n sid eratio n of $6,000 cash.
T he place co n tain s 13% acres an d is fists. T he re su lt is a ch arg e of as-
well Im proved w ith a m odern 6-rooni snult and b attery by th e sta te of
I h u n g ilo w and fine o u tb u ild in g s Mr 1 O regon ag ain st R ichard Je n n in g s to
tried in th e ju stic e co u rt neat
H irsh b e rg e r will ta k e possession of I
ith D. C
h is new hom e ab o u t D ecem ber 1 0 ,h. , M onday. D ecem ber 1, w ----
O th e r tra n sa c tio n s d u rin g th e w eek Ko88 aa con,P 'a lning w itness.
was th e sale of an im proved 8-acre '
I tra c t a, O rient sta tio n from Mrs I
Te clean willow fu rn itu re , use w a­
J B e rth a Ault to V H. G alb re th of
o n i^ f h 00’1
o u r c,lent8
° n e of o u r m ost valued a — a. and _
te
r
ln w hich a tab lesp o o n fu l of sal:
j P o rtla n d fo r $2,000.
b iR Viinx l* \re te n t ° n* Ot
by h o n e®t d e a lin g and fair treatm ent
h
as
been
dissolved,
apply
w
ith
a
C. J. L u n d q u ist to Ed. B rink, a re-
period of neariy fineenByearaOn8,ant,y Bnd pernianently expand
j cent a rriv a l from A lberta a 26-acre coarse b ru sh an d dry th o roughly.
UprM thankful for
farm located at Scenic sta tio n for
Save » hat you T a n , » i e n you can.
* * the splrnftift patronage
IN V E S T M E N T S E R V IC E
C h arles W oodford of G resham sold 1 self.
W“ ‘ ,a k e ca re of U-
C ollector of In te rn a l Revenue.
M ilton A. M iller, calls a tte n tio n to
th e fact th a t cough drop«, vaseline,
to o th pow ders and pastes, and p ro ­
p rie ta ry m edicines sold by grocery
sto res an d g en e ral sto res, as well as
d ru g sto res, a re su b je ct to tax a t th e
ra te of 1 cent fo r each 25 cents
o r fra ctio n th e re o f of th e price
w hich sold.
T his tax is to be collected from
the p u rc h a se r and is payable by
m eans of p ro p rie ta ry stam ps which
a re to be a tta c h e d to th e article and
dated and cancelled by th e dealer.
A 1 cent stam p is req u ired on each
5 cent package of cough drops, and
on each b o ttle of vaseline, tooth
pow der, and all p ro p rie ta ry and pat
en t m edicines, and to ilet p rep a ra tio n s
selling up to 25c. A rticles selling
. J
/
,rolu ,,T
JOYCE 3. L E W IS
New Hats
$ 6 .0 0
Frank C. Jones Co
E. W . Aylsworth
THANKSGIVING SPECIALS
CANNO N’S Dry Goods
Gresham, Ore.
Jones Lum ber Company
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
The Good Will of Clients
TtTF
that (ftrrehatu and uiriuity
ha» arrordrd u etlirp a a t year
' to \ H G alb reth a 2 % -acre hom e in I
| G resh am located In th e E llis David-
son tra c ts n o rth of Powell stre e t for,'
$2300.
K ritler A E lk in g to n n eg o tiated th e i
sale*.
o
H AT SH O P
HARMONY
Private or Class Lessons
S tu d io F irs t S ta te Bank IP lg.
P h o n e 681
G resham
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FLORENCE M. HONEY
PIANO.
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Piano Instruction
South Roberts Avenue.
Phone 507
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J fira t & ta te Stank
Gresham, Oregon