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GRESHAM OUTLOOK
SALVATION ARMY TO
SALVATION ARMY OPENS STATE RESCUE
HOME FOR UNFORTUNATE GIRLS OF OREGON SERVE ALL OREGON
Business Men of Every County
Join With Corps Officers to
Extend Helping Hand.
A serv ice born of serv ice by men
and women w hose lives a re dedicated
to th a t serv ice, a serv ice not for gain,
for it pays its w o rk ers poorly, is to
I be placed a t th e d isp o sal of even the
i sm allest co m m u n ity in O regon through
th e ex p an sio n of th e S alv atio n Arm?
I H om e S ervice P ro g ram for 1920.
Since its splendid serv ice am ong thi
A m erican tro o p s ab ro ad b ro u g h t to the
a tte n tio n of th e hom e folks th e kind
of work th e arm y h as been doing
q uietly in th e slu m s of th e larg er
cities, dem ands from all q u a rte rs have
flooded in upon th e arm y un til it has
been forced to double and treb le its
effo rts.
It h as been com pelled to expand be
yond city lin es and ex ten d its service
to th e re m o test d is tric ts of th e state.
And in th e se o u t of th e way places
th e arm y is solving one of th e g re a te st
econom ic problem s, h an d lin g a t th eir
so u rce and p rev en tin g m any of th e
ills th a t re s u lt from po v erty and w rong
teaching.
S alvatio n A rm y Rescue Hom e and some of its babies.
In every co unty of O regon one and
T he S alvation Army, as one of th e big fe a tu re s of its H om e Service som etim es tw o ad v iso ry b oards have
P rogram for 1920, has tak en o v er and opened th e W hite Shield hom e in P o rt been form ed of b u sin ess m en and
land as a rescue and m a te rn ity hom e fo r u n fo rtu n a te girls. It is a sta te w ide citizen s of th o se co u n ties. T hese men
hom e, w here, u n d er th e m ost p le a sa n t su rro u n d in g s, w ith e x p e rt m edical a re co n sta n tly In touch w ith th e ir
care th e young m o th er is helped to sh ap e h e r life anew . L ast y ear, in the co m m u n ities and Judge w hen and how
w est alone, 1948 g irls tu rn ed from th e n ig h tm are of d esp a ir to such b e st th e S alv atio n Army can be utiliz
S alv atio n A rm y sa n c tu a rie s as this. Of th ese, 900 w ere re tu rn e d to the ed to serv e th e citizen s of th a t com ­
hom es they left in th e ir sh am e and, th ro u g h th e offices of the S alv atio n
A w ord to h e a d q u a rte rs
Arm y w orkers, w ere w elcom ed and th e ir b u rd en s ligh ten ed for them
T he m unity.
P o rtlan d hom e n u rse ry now echoes to th e d eligh ted cooing of m ore th a n a b rin g s th e S alv atio n A rm y w o rker to
score of babies w hose m o th ers a re sh eltere d u n d er Its roof and ta u g h t how ta k e care of th e m an o r w om an, boy j
o r girl w hose m isfo rtu n es have over- ;
to go out in to the w orld and win a clean living fo r h erself and h er baby.
w helm ed them .
GIRL RESERVES PLAN
In th e rescu e and m a te rn ity home
CASH BOND COUPONS
MOTHER’S DAY PROGRAM
BUY SAVINGS STAMPS In P o rtlan d th e u n fo rtu n a te girl
m o th ers of O regon find a refuge and
A t a re c tii m e e tin g o f th e G irl Re
C o u p o ns le f t u n c a sh e d a n d a t ­ san ctu ary .
serv e s a t th e h om e of th e i r ad v iso r
In th e boys and g irls hom e to be
ta c h e d to th e bond b e a r no f u r th e r
M rs. M. L e n n a rtz , officers w ere elec t
in te re s t. A lth o u g h f a ilu re o f th e bond estab lish ed a t Y am hill th e life of the
ed a n d p la n s fo r f u tu r e a c tiv itie s laid
o w n e r to ca sh h is co u p o n is in a w ay n eg lected child is sh ap ed and th e boy
o u t.
o r g irl p rep ared to go o u t into the
a b e n e fit to th e g o v e rn m e n t, as it
T h e c h a irm a n o f th e s c o u t o r m e m ­ leav es th e m oney in th e g o v e rn m e n t’s w orld and win his o r h e r own way.
In th e In d u strial hom e In P o rtland
b e rs h ip c o m m itte e is .M is s In ez B ell h a n d s a t no co st, y et th e T re a s u ry
th e p re s id e n t; c h a irm a n o f th e O u t­ d e p a rtm e n t, th r o u g h th e G o v e rn m e n t m any d e re lic ts a re m ade o v er into
in g s a n d In n in g s c o m m itte e is Miss S av in g s o rg a n iz a tio n fo r th e T w e lfth self su p p o rtin g m en and women who
F e d e ra l R eserv e d is tric t, is an x io u s
R u th Ic k le r, s e c r e ta ry ; c h a irm a n of th a t each bond h o ld e r s h a ll p ro fit to a re no lo n g er a c h arg e upon th e ir
co u n ty bu t an a ss e t to th e ir com- !
th e se rv ic e sq u a d is M iss A g n es L a r ­ th e fu lle s t p o ssib le e x te n t. T h e g o v ­ m unity.
so n , tr e a s u r e r . A t p re s e n t th e r e a re e rn m e n t th e r e fo re ad v ises th a t a ll
In th e relief b ran ch es of th e w ork
18 g irls w ho h av e jo in e d th e re. h o ld e rs o f F o u r th L ib e rty L o an done by th e arm y m any ca se s of pov
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T h e g irls a re m a k in g p la n s fo r i to an y b a n k a n d in v e s t th e in te re s t nually. W hen th e call for help com es
M o th e r’s d ay p ro g ra m fo r M ay 9 th e a rn e d on th e lib e rty b o n d s in W a r th e re is no in v estig atio n of th e w o rth ­
A little la te r th e y w ill h o ld a p u b lic S av in g s S tam p s, w hich b e a r fo u r p e r in ess of th e su b ject. H elp is given
c e n t in te re s t c o m p o u n d ed ev ery th r e e j and in v estig atio n m ade afterw ard s.
in s ta lla tio n o f officers a n d In itia tio n m o n th s.
T h ese, lik e lib e rty b o n as, ;
of m e m b e rs b u t th o s e p la n s a re a s a re o b lig a tio n s of th e U n ite d S ta te s | F ree em p lo y m en t b u reau s w hich ex­
y e t v e ry in d efin ite.
g o v e rn m e n t, a n d th e y se ll th is m o n th a c t no m em b ersh ip fee, find w ork for
h u n d red s of idle h an d s and w hile work
T he g ir ls a re very e n th u s ia s tic o v e r fo r $4.15. J a n u a r y 1, 1925 th e y w ill
is being found see to it th a t d eserv ­
be w o rth $5.
th e i r w o rk . T h e ir first ta s k w as to
ing m en seek in g h o n e st em p lo y m ent
w alk o r rid e h o rse b a c k 30 m iles in
A W a n t Ad c o sts o n ly a few cen ts. do not starv e.
on e w eek.
M ost of th e g ir ls w ere
a b le to m a k e th e re q u ire d d is ta n c e
by w a lk in g to an d fro m sch o o l an d
c h u rc h . S om e of th e m h ad to r e s o rt
T h e re is re a lly n o co m p a riso n b etw een th e e a se a n d th o r o u g h ­
to lo n g h o rse b a c k rid e s, h o w ev er, to
n ess w ith w h ich a n E le c tric C le a n e r rem o v ed d ir t a n d th e difficulty
m a k e up th e re q u ire d d ista n c e .
of sw eep in g .
T ru e , o n e CAN clea n ru g s an d c a rp e ts w ith o u t a n e le c tric c le a n ­
er. A bro o m o r c a rp e t sw e e p e r w ill b ru s h u p SOM E o f th e d ir t; a n a
If you lik e th e e x ercise an d h av e p le n ty of tim e an d s tr e n g th a broom
an d a c a rp e t b e a te r w ill do th e w o rk a f t e r a fa sh io n .
In th e sam e w ay o n e can w ash w ith o u t so ap . W a te r a lo n e w ill
rem o v e som e d ir t If ap p lie d w ith en o u g h "elb o w g re a s e .”
B u t p eo p le use so ap b ecau se It c le a n s m o re easily a n d b e tte r th a n
w a te r alo n e.
F o r th e sam e re a so n p eo p le u se E le c tric C le a n e rs b e c a u ss they
clean m o re easily an d f a r b e tte r th a n o th e r m eth o d s.
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i use of th e u n ifo rm fo r c o m m ercial m o re d is g u stin g to a n ex -serv ice m an
‘ p u rp o ses, b ecau se th e s ig h t o f a sol- I th a n to see so m e boy w ho w o u ld n ’t
I ilie r p ed d lin g , p a u h a n d lin g , can v as- o r c o u ld n 't fight m a k in g a d isp la y of
R ecen tly th e r e h a s a p p e a re d in th e I sin g o r so lic itin g in u n ifo rm c re a te s th e u n ifo rm , a n d le a d in g people to
j th in k he saw se rv ic e in so m e b ra n c h
w e ste rn s ta te s a te a m of d isc h a rg e d ; tb s fa lacio u s Im p ressio n th a t he has
of U ncle S a m ’s fig h tin g forces.
s o ld ie rs w ho, a f t e r fig h tin g in th e re ­ been n e g le c te d a n d is o b lig ed to re ­
so rt to th e p u b lic th r o u g h th e p a trlo -
c e n t w a r to u p h o ld th e d ig n ity a n d ! tic ap p eal o f h is u n ifo rm , to m a k e a KELLY WILL DEVOTE
p rin c ip le s o f o u r flag a n d th e U nited ! living. As o n e ex -serv ice m an p u ts
TIME TO COUNTY
S ta te s u n ifo rm . In sist upon b e littlin g lit:
a n d d e se c ra tin g th e u n ifo rm by w e a r­
’’T h e re a re c ro o k s a n d cro o k s, but
J o h n E. K elly, w ho Is ru n n in g fo r
ing it to a ro u s e th e sy m p a th y of th e a b o u t th e m e a n e st cro o k of th e m all n o m in a tio n as c o u n ty co m m issio n e r,
p u b lic in g e n e ra l to th e p u rc h a s e of is th e cro o k w ho d isg u ise s h im self as is p re s e n tin g m an y s tro n g c la im s fo r
unofficial a n d fa k e p h a m p le ts , m a g a ­ a so ld ie r a n d , u n d e r c o v er of th e g lo r­ h is can d id a cy . H e h a s been a r e s i­
sin es, etc.
io u s u n ifo rm , o r even an im ita tio n of d e n t o f P o rtla n d fo r th e p a st 36
In a m a jo rity o f in s ta n c e s it h as it,
sw in d le s
th e
p a tr io tic w ith | y e a rs an d h as been a la rg e p ro p e rty
been fo u n d th a t th e m en w e a rin g th e v a rio u s
u n w o rth y
m o n e y -ra isin g o w n e r fo r n e a rly all th a t tim e. He
u n ifo rm fo r p e d d lin g , h a w k in g a n d sc h e m e s.” .
is w ell know n in b u sin e ss e n d f r a ­
p a n h a n d lin g on th e s tr e e ts a n d from
T h e W a r an d Navy d e p a rtm e n ts a re te r n a l circles, h a v in g been a tr u s te e
d o o r to d o o r, a r e n o t b o n a fide so l­ opposed to any su ch m isu se o f th e of th e P o rtla n d lodge of E lk s fo r th e
d ie rs b u t a re u sin g th is m e th o d to u n ifo rm ; th e A m erican L eg io n is o p ­ p ast 15 y e a rs
H e Is a good ro a d s
ta k e n e fa rio u s a d v a n ta g e o f p o p u la r posed to it; th e p u b lic sh o u ld n o t e n ­ 'e n th u s ia s t an d is on th e b o a rd of
se n tim e n t. T h is p ra c tic e is in d ire c t c o u ra g e it.
d ire c to rs of th e O reg o u S ta te M otor
v io la tio n o f th e N a tio n a l D efense A ct
T h e re a re in s ta n c e s lo cally , w h ere asso c ia tio n w hich ow ns th e a u to m o ­
of J u n e 3, 1916 an d s u b je c ts th e o f­ th e u n ifo rm in p a rt o r In its e n tire ty bile clu b h o u se n e a r T ro u td a le a n d Is
fe n d e r to p u n is h m e n t by fine of $300 is b eing w orn by boys w ho w ere n o t s tro n g ly b ac k in g th e g o o d ro a d s cam ­
o r im p riso n m e n t n o t to exceed six in th e serv ice. T hey a re possib ly d o ­ p aig n in O regon.
m o n th s, o r b o th .
ing th is u n in te n tio n a lly . Be th a t as
Mr. K elly Is a re tire d b u sin e ss m an
T h e re a l A m erican s o ld ie r is a b so ­ it m ay, th ey a r e ru n n in g a risk of an d , if elec ted , p ro m ise s to d e v o te his
lu te ly a n d p o sitiv e ly opp o sed to th e b eing h a le d in to c o u rt. N o th in g is e n tir e tim e to th e c o u n ty ’s b u sin ess.
The Whole Secret of
A Better Tire
Simply a M atter o f the M aker9s Policies
This you will realize — once you
try a Brunswick—that a super-tire
is possible only when the name
certifies that the maker is follow­
ing the highest standards.
For tire making is chiefly a mat­
ter of standards and policies—cost
plus care. Any maker can build a
good tire if he cares to pay per­
fection’s price.
All men know Brunswick stand­
ards, for Brunswick products have
been famous for 74 years.
Formulas, fabrics and standards
vary vastly in cost. Reinforce­
ments, plies and thickness are a
matter of expense. And these vari­
ations affect endurance. It rests
with the maker how far he wishes
to go— how much he can afford
to give.
For there are no secrets nor pat­
ents to hold one back.
To ascertain what each maker
offers one must analyze and test
some 200 tires—as our laboratories
have done.
Then it is a matter of combining
the best features and building ac­
cording to the highest standards.
Once you try a Brunswick you
will understand how we have built
model tires, regardless of factory
expense.
Yet Brunswick Tires cost you the
same as other like-type tires. Our
saving is on selling cost, through
our nation-wide organization.
We realize that you expect more
from Brunswicks, and we assure
you that you get it. ONE Bruns­
wick will tell you the story.
And then you’ll want ALL
Brunswicks. No other tire, you’ll
agree, gives so much foe your
money.
THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO.
Portland Headquarters: 4 6 -4 8 Fifth Street
Sold On An Unlimited Mileage
Guarantee Basis
ELECTRIC STORE
ELECTRIC BUILDING
“ Buy Y our E lectric G oods at an E lectric S to re.”
Fordson Tractors
W IL L IA M
H IR A M F O U L K E S .
On th e “general e t a f f o f p erh ap s
the g re a te s t allian ce of A m erican
P ro te sta n t C h u rch es tn h isto ry —the
In tero h u rch W orld M ovem ent—Is a
form er
p a sto r
of
P resb y terian
C hurches In Che Middle an d F ar
W est: W illiam H ira m F oulkes of
New Y ork City.
Vice ch airm an of th e In terch u rah
executive co m m ittee an d asso ciate
general se c re ta ry In its cab in et, Mr.
Foulkes still finds tim e to d irect th e
$46.000,000 New E ra M ovem ent of
the P re sb y te ria n C hurch, w hich Is
th a t denom ination’s p a rt in the In ter-
churoh p rogram fo r P ro te e ta n t co­
operation in w orld-w id e mtsBionarv
advance.
Born in Quincy, Mich., M r. Foulkes
preached in E lm ira, 111.. C linton, la.,
and P ortland. Ore., b efo re h e cam e
out of the W est to becom e p a sto r ol
R utgers C hurch, N ew York C ity
His n ation-w ide cam paign fo r aged
clergym en, a« general se c re ta ry for
m in isterial relief an d sn ste n ta tlo n of
the
P re sb y te ria n
C hurch,
m ad s
know n his a b ility as an o ra to r. In
1916 be w as sent to E d in b u rg h a s a
delegate to the W orld's M issionary
C onference. H e Is se c re ta rv o f th e
executive com m ittee of th e PreWby-
terlan N atio n al Service Commlswtow
Cord Tire» with “Driving” and “Swastika” Skid-Not Treads
Fabric Tires in “Plain,” “Ribbed” and “ BBC” Skid-Not Treads
P rice $ 9 3 5 at G resham
W e can make immediate deliveries on a few Fordson
Tractors this month. If you will be in need of a tractor
this summer, now is the time to pet it. We can make no
promises for deliveries in the future.
RAKER & SON
GRESHAM
ESTACADA
‘ A * k th e M a n w h o ow ns o n e .”
C. t OSBURN & CO.
GRESHAM, ORE.