Gresham outlook., October 22, 1920, Image 1

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A
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G resham O utlook
VOL. 10, NO. 68
P.-T. CIRCLE MAKES
PROGRESSIVE PLANS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,
PIONEER WOMAN
DIES IN PORTLAND
TRIDAY, OCTOBER 22.
BOUNDARY BOARD LOSES IN SUIT
BROUGHT BY CERTAIN CITIZENS OF
FAIRVIEW ON TECHNICAL POINTS
1920
AMERICAN LEGION TO
CELEBRATE NOVEMBER 11
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
TEACHERS’ GIVEN
FINE RECEPTION
Mrs. L ulu May T eg art, a pioneer of
T he reg u lar m eeting of the A m er­
P o rtlan d and F airview , died Octo-
ican Legion on Tuesday, O ctoner 19
was well atten d ed as it had been
.
•
J ber 19th a t th e hom e of h er daugh-
previously announced th a t th e re
T he m eeting of th e G resham Pa-
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. . . ,,
te r Mrs. B irg er T onseth, 149 East
would be “e a ts.” A very p leasan t so­
T he W. C. T. U. e n tertain ed T h u rs­
tro u -T eacher association a t the g rad e F o rty -n in th stre e t, P o rtlan d , a fte r a
cial evening was spent as well as a t­
day
evening at th e lib rary In ho n o r of
ten d in g to m a tte rs of im portance.
school on
W ednesday a fte rn o o n ! long illness.
T he case of A rata Versus Hoyt i both questions in th e affirm ative He It was decided to hold th e next m eet­ the teach ers of G resham and Union
Mrs. T eg a rt was a m em ber of an I
b ro u g h t o u t a large atten d an ce of
old New E ngland fam ily, h er m other. I
" P f° r . h e’ r ‘ug T ueaJay
; ‘<>o w«,. asked if Mrs. Colllna present- ing on November 11, A rm istice day, High school. T he g u ests w ere met at
d to extend an in v itatio n to the th e door by Mesdames C. J. L u n d ­
p aren ts and o th e r school patrons. Be­ Sophronia Alden Ilyer, being a d ir e c t' JU<Ue Morrow 8 c o u rt’ T his ‘8 ’be
“ eraelf
vote. "1 am not ac- an
G. A. It., W. It. C., and ladles' au x il­
. ,
. . .
.case in w hich a n u m b er of citizens qu ain ted with h er so do not know .” iary of th e A m erican Legion. Some quist, B. L. W alrad and W. H. Strong.
ing th e first m eeting since th e open­
descendant of Jo h n and P riscilla
.
ou
u
.
,
of ra irv ie w served in ju n ctio n on th e "D id you keep a list of those p re­ good sp eak ers for th is m eeting are The teach ers form ed a receiving line
ing of school for th e fall session, it Alden.
She was born In Binging.
which also included Mrs. W. F.
xt
v i
.
7. 7 d istric t boundary board p ro hibiting se n tin g them selves to v o te?”
He prom ised.
served as a pleasurable occasion for New York, in 1863 and w hen a l i t t l e 1
s
T he
ed an
and a it
and Honey, Mrs B uland of P o rtlan d ,
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77 “
them from counting th e votes cast 1 said he did
"D o you have th e list
.7 ‘ c h a rte r i has a arriv
rP ve<’
» »nd
th e in troduction of C. M. Q ulcksall, m ore th an th ree years old she came
h
,, „ . . ,
I ...
, you n 0 ln e U8t ,h e nam es of th e c h a rte r m em bers Ju d g e and Mrs. G. W. S tapleton, H.
?
Isld th e re on with y ou?”
"N o.” He was dis- will be fram ed and hung in th e club C. Law rence, Mr. and Mrs L. L.
th e new principal, and several oth er w ith h er p are n ts by ste am er to P an -' *5
th e 2 0th of Septem ber fo r th e p u r-¡m issed and E. E. H eslln was called, rooms.
K idder and Miss R uth M ontague.
new m em bers of th e teaching staff to am a, crossing th e Isth m u s and land-
pose of a d m ittin g them in to U n io n ’H e was asked If he knew Mrs Col-1 J * *s re Que8te<> th a t all m em bers Musical num bers on the program
th e p aren ts of th e ir pupils.
u
is
in
nan
r
rancisco,
com
ing
over-
—
..
who
have
not
vet
secured
t h e i r v tc - were vocal solos by H. W. S trong
land to P o rtlan d late in 186«, w here
Bch°,01 dl8tl; C? ’ , Th0 VO,e w,,s ,ln,’ *“J h . s case. "N ot very well, j tory niedaIs do\ o . A nyone may £
Sounding th e keynote for th e new
and Miss K ath e rin e B ratzel and a
she
lived
u
n
til
h
er
m
arriag
e
to
W
il-
*“
faV°
r ° f con80l‘d atton, by a «mall only wh.-n she Is w ith her h u sb an d ." ceive the m edal by p resen tin g hts piano solo by Miss F rie d a B ratzel.
y ea r's effort, th e president, Mrs. C.
m ajo rity and those opposing, declar- "Do you know If she voted on Sep- discharge at any rec ru itin g statio n Mrs. Buland gave a sh o rt address,
M Z im m erm an, outlined an a ttr a c t­ 11am T eg a rt in 1881.
of th e branch you cam e u nder
speaking of th e connection of th e
ing th e election llegal, contested it. tem ber 20th?
“I do not.”
T he young couple m ade th e ir
ive course of endeavor for th e asso­
W alter G raham , nephew of Dr W. C. T. U with th e schools th ro u g h
T he ju d g e rendered th e decision
W.
D.
Brooks
was
then
called,
and
B otkin, favored th e Legion w ith two scientific tem perance and hygiene.
ciation m em bers. T his will include hom e on a farm n ear F airview , en ­
th a t on account of the petitio n fall­ asked, "Do you know Mrs. Collins? vocal solos.
Mrs Hazel Nasen C larke, of P o rt­
in stru ctio n in various branches of d u rin g the h ard sh ip s of pioneer days,
ing to specify th e exact location of "Yes, S ir." ’W as she at th e elec­
land, read "A T ragedy In T obacco,"
hom e economics, first aid and hom e­ clearing a farm from th e tim ber, and
a sh o rt sto ry w ritten by Donald
th e schoolhouse as req u ired by law, tio n ? ”
“ Yes, S ir.” He was ex­ ODD FELLOWS VISIT
n u rsin g , possibly a study course. It resid in g on th e sam e place for n e a r­
W oodard, an ex-service m an, w hile a
cused.
and
th
a
t
th
e
notice
not
being
posted
MT
SCOTT
LODGE
« is planned to ta k e advantage of the ly 40 years,
stu d en t at Lincoln High school of
th e req u ired tim e he was forced to
T he w itnesses being all exam ined
form erly of G resham .
Mrs. T eg a rt was a m em ber of the
extension service of Oregon Agrlcul-
A delegation of Odd F ellow s mo P o rtlan d ,
decide in favor of th e plaintiffs. He co u rt ad jo u rn ed u n til aftern o o n .
Mrs Mary R ussell was also called
tu ra l College, Reed College, and like old h isto rlal F irs t C ongregational
to
red
to
L
ents
T
uesday
evening
to
upon to speak a few w ords of g re e t­
expressed him self as re g re ttin g ex­ W hen court convened th e defense
church of P ortlan d .
in stitu tio n s.
ceedingly being forced to decide moved th a t the case be non-suited visit Mt. Scott lodge. The second de­ ings to h e r old friends and th e new ­
She is survived by b er husband,
In charge of th e new year's p ro ­
gree was conferred on B u rto n M com ers.
ag ain st th e children In th is case.
th a t th ere was not sufficient evidence
Misses Id a Schrepel and Maude
gram is Miss Mary H ansen, vice pres­ W illiam T egart, and two children,
How'ell by th e Mt. Scott team .
T he O utlook rep rese n tativ e a t ­ to su stain th e claim . T he judge
Michel presided at th e punch bowl.
id en t of th e circle and te ac h er of th e Mrs. B. T onseth of P o rtlan d , and
N
ext
T
uesday
evening
G
resham
O th er ladies assistin g about th e
tended th e h earin g and gives th e overruled th e m otion and th e case
sixth g rad e pupils. O ther m em bers of W illiam E arl T e g a rt of F airv iew ;
lodge will again m otor to Lents, to room s w ere Mesdames J. N C latia-
follow ing com plete record of the proceeded.
th e com m ittee are Mr. Q ulcksall, Mrs. tw o b ro th ers A. W. Dyer, of M ilwau­
see th e th ird degree w ork conferred. han. Maxwell Schneider, W ill O tt,
case;
A ttorney Jo h n M. K aste th en be­
E llis Davidson. Misses Bess Osborne,
Jam es S terlin g and Mrs. E lm er F. kie, Oregon and H o b art Alden Dyer
R. R. M orrill was th e first w itness gan his plea for th e prosecution. He A la rg e r delegation is w anted for E lizabeth Johnson, M ildred Pullen,
of P o rtlan d , and one siste r Mrs.
Goodwin.
T
uesday
evening,
and
a
com
m
ittee
G ertru d e E astm an, Hazel Geddes
called by th e prosecution and was show ed th a t D istrict No. 16 was
T h a t th e local association may B erth a Sm ith, St. H elens, Oregon.
to m ake a r­ and Myra Johnson.
questioned as to his know ledge of privileged to a tte n d any high school has been appointed
T he fu n eral was held from F. S.
keep in touch w ith all lines of child
T he decorations were lovely fall
th e tim e th e notices w ere posted, b ut In P o rtlan d o r G resham eith er, th a t ran g em en ts for g ettin g m achines to roses
and eg lan tin e w ith Its burden
w elfare w ork, th e G resham circle has D unham ’s u n d erta k in g p arlo rs in
accom m odate all who wish to go.
could not give any definite evidence the county was taxed to pay th e tu i­
of fall berries.
voted to affiliate w ith th e sta te p a r­ P o rtlan d w ith In term en t In Colum ­
All b ro th ers w ishing to go a re
In th e receiving line were Mrs.
of th e exact tim e. A. C. A rata next tion on all high school pupils resid ­
e n t-teac h er body. Local delegates bia Masonic cem etery. Rev. Mr. Mc­
asked to notify e ith e r Jo h n Palm - W. F. Honey, M vh G. F. Buland,
was called and questioned in regard ing ill a d istrict w here a high school
appointed to th e s ta te convention H enry, p asto r of Mt. T ab o r T resb y -
quist o r Guy D. Jones. The m achines Ju d g e and Mrs. George W. S tapleton,
to th e notices. He said he was at was not m aintained and th a t th e dis­
now In progress In P o rtlan d include I te rian church preached th e funeral
will leave th e Odd Fellow s hall W. C. L aw rence, P rincipal and Mrs.
the
city
hall
a
t
10
o’clock
on
the
tric
t
in
question
had
voted
an
extra
E lm er F. Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. G. W. Gleason, Mrs. Roy K e r n ls e rmon.
ab o u t 7 o ’clock.
W illiam Averill, Mr. and Mrs L. L.
10th of S eptem ber and th e re was no tax of 1 <4 m ills for th is purpose.
and Mrs. H. H .-E llng.
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A business m eeting of special im ­ K idder, Principal and Mrs C. M
notice th ere, b ut at 5 o’clock th at And If they joined Union H igh at
T he P atro n -T each er circle on W ed- ADMINISTRATION IS
p o rtan ce to all Odd Fellow s will be Q ulcksall, Mrs. G ertru d e Bangs. L es­
BOON
TO
PORTLAND
even,nB be '° ° b e d again and th e G resham they would be deprived of
lie Webb, the Misses May M orrison.
nesday extended a vote of apprecia-
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notice was th ere. T he notice w a s 1 atten d in g P o rtlan d schools o r any held next T h u rsd ay evening at th e ir M iriam
Inglis,
Minnie Schrepel,
tlon to th e m em bers of th e school
hall. All b ro th ers are asked to be
Zelnta H olm an. L ettie G regson, Mary
Economy and efficiency in the ad- then presented to him for id e n tifie s -' o th e r high school in th e s ta te w ith-
present.
board and to th e taxpayers of the dis­ nilnlst ration of P o rtla n d ’s w ater sup- tion w hich he said was th e sam e and o u t pa) lug tu ition.
H ansen, E stelle B. Webb, Minnie
tric t for th e fine large playshed th a t Pb- system a re d em o n strated by th e th a t he rem em bered seeing th e
R. R. C arlson has left for Califor-1 Johnson, G race Ogilbee, H eien Boss,
T he yase was finally sifted down
nla to look up th e gas situ atio n MabeI Inglis, G ertru d e A lexander
.
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was erected on the school grounds fact th a t no increase in rates has
been placed In effect, nor has th e ,iam<>s
O. F. Cady and Mrs. M. L to two questions, nam ely; tech n ical­ D uring his absence the b ro th ers . r e I S" d K uth Mo,lta g u "
d u rin g th e sum m er.
service been cu rta ile d , d u rin g a per M orrison, clerk of F airview d istrict ity of th e p etitio n , and th e notices looking to Wm. II. Stanley to tu rn - O b it wary o i John W. C unningham .
Mrs. C. W. G leason, of th e first- iod w here costs on every hand have
He th en rem em bered th a t it was the being posted the full ten days before
aid-room com m ittee’ reported th a t all risen by leaps and bounds.
T he ru n eral services of the late
Mr. K aste sighted Ish th e wood.
schoolhouse, n o t th e city h all, w here th e election.
But $100,000 w orth of bonds have
i of th e m a teria ls and fu rn itu re had
Jo h n Palm qulst was out to lodge
w - C unningham was held a t th e
he
had
looked
fo
r
th
e
notice.
The
m
any
cases
both
in
Oregon
and
o
th
e
r
Alethodist Episcopal church in G resh ­
been assem bled and w ere ready fo r been issued by th e W ater Bureau
T
h
u
rsd
ay
evening
accom
panied
by
am on T hursday forenoon, when a
d u rin g C om m issioner M ann's ad m in ­ defense asked him if th e notice sta te s w here an election had been
in stallatio n when a su itab le room was istra tio n , and of th is figure $75,000
th e younger m em ber of th e fam ily.
larg e concourse of friends and rela­
m ight not have been th e re In the considered illegal because th e no­
available. As th e ex tra room on th e w orth were im m ediately converted to
tives g ath ered to pay th e ir respects to
m orning. He said, "No, I looked all tices had not been posted th e proper Church S ervices at F airview
and the m em ory of th e departed.
first floor Is needed for office p u r­ L iberty Bonds d u rin g th e w ar per-
over the schoolhouse.” “ W here else tim e.
T
routdale.
Dr. A. Thom pson preached th e fu ­
poses, it was decided to com bine th e
are notices usually p o sted ?” was
Then th e p etition was attac k ed on
Dr. D. A. W atters, of P o rtlan d , n eral serm on and Rev. David Cathey
first aid and te ac h ers' rest room , and
assisted
In th e service.
then asked. "A t th e city hall and ! the ground th a t no m ention of the will preach at th e F airview M ethod­
use th e v acan t room on th e second
Jo
h
n
C
unningham , son of Mr anil
ist
church
next
Sunday
a
t
11
o'clock
schoolhouse
site
was
m
ade
an
d
the
sto re .” W ere th e re any th e re ? ” “ I
floor. Mr. Q ulcksall has been added
at T ro u td ale in th e evening at Mrs Jo h n C unlngham , of P leasan t
do not know ,” was answ ered. The law requires th a t It m ust be specifi­ and
Home, was born a t Springfield. III.,
7 :3 0 o ’clock.
to th e com m ittee and has prom ised
I w itness was dism issed and County cally stated Just w here such site was.
A ugust 2, 1882. He was m arried to
th e co-operation of th e efficient and
Miss
Bessie Beers Ju ly 7th, 1906 and
F irem en ’s A nnual D ance.
F. H. O reenm an, atto rn ey for the
S u p erin ten d en t W. C. A lderson took
obliging Janitor, George T acheron, in
to them were born a liuughter, Clyda,
T he firem en’s dance to tie given on age
th e chair. He was asked, “ A re you defense, th en endeavored to show the
13, and son, Wesley, age ».
ren o v atin g th e prem ises.
an official m em ber of th e district .u n reaso n ab len ess of sending th e pu- *'r *dn>' evening, O ctober 29, is an an-
Mr. C unningham was a kind and
Miss E thel I. Calkins, county o r­
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nual
occurence
and
you
will
have
a
boundary b o a r d ? ’ "Y es. I am sec- pils to P o rtlan d when they had as good th n e (hfi , Bm„ yag befor„ go
loving husband and fa th e r and leaves
g an izer of ch ild ren ’s clubs, was the
re ta ry .” "W ere you p resen t when good n school w ithin 2
m iles of su re to be there. Good music and a host of friends to m ourn his u n ­
sp eak er of th e afternoon, m aking a
tim ely death.
th e board acted on th is m a tte r? ” “ I F airview and th a t It req u ired 1*4 ca fete ria supper.
plea for local leaders for next y ear's
R
e
m
e
m
b
e
r
th
e
d
a
te
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c
to
b
er
29.
w as." “ W hen was th e m eeting held J hours going and th e sam e retu rn in g
Card of T hanks.
club projects In G resham . Follow ­
We wish to thank o u r friends for
th a t acted on th is o rd e r? " “ As fa r to get to th e P o rtlan d school, th a t th e G res(|all, Sfullen(i< H onored at O.A.C,
ing h e r address a com m ittee, consist­
as I can rem em ber on A ugust 30.” , children w ere early sta rtin g and la te '
G lenn O. R u sh er chosen presid en t th e ir sym pathy and many kind acts
ing of Mrs. A. J. W. Brown and Mrs.
and for th e beautiful floral offerings
I of in d u stria l a rt club
“ W hen was th e d ate for election retu rn in g from school
which cover th e last resting place of
Cecil M etzger, was asked to w ait on
He
read
from
th
e
school
law,
sh
o
w
-|
O
e
rtru
d
e
Dowsett
elected
a
mem-
se t.”
“ S eptem ber 20.'
o u r h u sband and fath er, John C un­
th e schoolboard and discuss w ith
ningham
send th is o rd e r? ” “ I d id .”
them th e advisability of securing a
Mrs.
Bessie C unningham
and
did you send th is o rd er, Mr. Alder-1 vote a tax for tran sp o rta tio n . He did ' 24 g irls us a m e m b e r of M adrl'gai
sew ing te ac h er for th e upper grade
C hildren.
Iso n ?” " I have no d ate, only th a t in ! n ot claim th a t th e notices w ere post- m usical club. She was chosen by the
classes. Mr. Q ulcksall expressed a
the hands of th e clerk of d istric t No. ed th e required tim e but th a t th e will j
to.r ' “ ’¡d Mary J u n k e r of San-
T his is Why, th e Case.
wish th a t th e g irls m ight have th is
! dy was also chosen as a m em ber.
16.”
A rep o rt of a recent tra c to r dem ­
o p p o rtu n ity w hile he ta u g h t m anual
o n stratio n in which nine tra c to rs
m em bered a ta lk w ith Mrs. M orri­ Union High d istric t, and sighted
SANDY BLUFF
train in g work to th e boys.
com peted showed th a t th e Case us­
son in reg ard to th e signing of the many cases w here th e will of th e peo-
ing th ree 14 Inch G rand D etour
An in v itation was extended to th e
p etition by a board m em ber?
He pie had been upheld even If th e no-1
Mrs. Ida D ukes w ent la st week to plow, plowed five acres of land in
p resid en t, Mrs. C. M. Zim m erm an, to
.sa
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ree ..........
hours and six m inutes using
i id he did not rem em ber such a tlces had not been up th e full tim e ¡be Good S am aritan hospital in P o rt- th
stan d in the receiving line a t th e
ta lk , but he may have done so. and in th is case, as show n by th e . hP ’re'inmT«l "o'?
' «2 f<il
^ a lJoni* of kerosene, one q u a rt of
JOHN
M.
.MANX
W. C. T. U. com m unity reception to
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“ Did you send th e o rd er for th e no- prosecution, lt only lacked fo u r hours hom e and' Im proving ’ slowly ‘ He?
° f plow ,ng
iod
th e teach ers a t th e public library.
The previous ad m in istratio n of!
th e b u rea tr'fo 'u n d ”it'*'nece88aiyl*to" is- p*ces to be P°8,ed *n plenty of tim e ? ” j of full tim e. And If th e p etition was baby has been q u ite sick but is bet-
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sue $1,602,000 w orth of bonds.
| "Yes, as fa r as my office Is con- j faulty it.w as th e fa u lt of th e D istrict
a
_ Ntate Farm B ureau Being F o rn m l.
G ettin g in Touch w ith th e B est.
Probably
th e m ost notew orthy cern ed .” “ Do you have any records Boundary board and not th e fa u lt of ¡ „ „ '. h ' n u ’h'An
Wunday even-
R ep resen tatles from each of tho
Edw ard E v erett H ale used to coun­
co u n ties in th e s ta te which have farm
th
e
W
ater
B
ureau
i
of
tb
e
day
tbey
w
ere
g
en
tv
-
"N
o
.”
th
e
people,
th
a
t
Mr
A
lderson
had
re-
.
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sel young people to converse every
b ureaus are m eeting In P o rtlan d to
News I'roin Hillsview .S<diool.
day w ith som e one older, b etter and was the solution of P o rtla n d 's'p ro <b- Mr’ A lderson was dism issed and Mr. Icelved the o rd er on th e 30th of Au-
com plete th e o rganization of a sta te
E n ro llm en t for first m onth 17 farm bureau. H. A. Lewis Is re p re ­
w iser th an them selves. We cannot lem of w ater sh o rtag e d u rin g the M orrill was again called
He wasiKUst, 1920, and th a t lt had not been
all do th a t, but we can do th e next sum m er m onths. T he su m m er of | questioned as to th e n um ber of vot- delivered to th e d istric t clerk before boyB, 11 girls.
sen tin g M ultnom uh county a t th e
best th in g : we can get In touch w ith 1920, for th e first tim e in th e h is to ry . prg
P upils being n e ith e r absent nor m eeting. T he m eeting Is being held
the
10th
of
Septem
ber.
in
th
e
d
istrict
who
had
not
them th ro u g h th e printed age and of th e city, found high pressu re w a -'
a rd y fo r th e first m opth w ere: C la r a .; a t the Im perial hotel th is aftern o o n
Hedwig, G ertru d e, M artha, Sainntie and in th e m orning
enjoy th e fru its of th e ir wisdom and te r service th ro u g h o u t th e hot weath-1 v o t e d-
Real
E
sta
te
B
argains.
and W illie R u h lln ; H elen, Ted and
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experience
Probably no publication e r period, and the d ep a rtm en tal en-
‘Do you know of any one who did
Program at Sandy,
contains so m uch from the w ritings of glneers give assu ran ce th a t th e city i not v o te?” “ I do I know at th is I Tw enty acres, all u nder cu ltiv atio n , I J?’’"**** K arJ‘*n : *;o ra a a ” d
,.f two
, Part Inside city lim its of G resham , i ^ h e d e e t . ; t.e rtru d .. Shan k e y ; Wal-1
An In terestin g program will be
men and women distinguished in will never again suffer from ln a d e -'
,d, f 1 h
’ nl 1 fro n tin g Powell ro ad ; city w ater, dren and Vernon W edln; Alma. Alva given at Sandy n e x t Sunday evening
m any ways as The Y outh’s Com pan­ q u ate supply a t any period of th e l™ , , , f '
th in k it over could nam e m ore, but Price |5 5 0 per acre. Can be han d led aod C onrad .Johnson; Amy Nor^en at 7 :30 o ’clock by m em bers of tho
ion. A co nstant read in g of th e paper year.
and Melvin
Melvin Ma,
M agnuson
Is a liberal education of m ind an d ;
T he sh o rtag e problem has been th e question Just being p u t to me, I with very little cash.
and
Sandy high school
Hev. E arl B.
h eart.
solved by a scientific system of sto r- do not recall m o r e ” But h ere th e
F o r,y arrp8’ nt“w bungalow , barn I Pupil« who w ere on th e honor roll Cotton will give a sh o rt talk.
The Com panion has no age lim it. ! Ing w ater in Bull Run Lake in th e . ■
i, , u ,
,
.
.
and o th e r out houses in fa ir condl- for d ep o rtm en t were: ( lara, R., Hed-
Professional men, business men and M ount Hood country d u rin g th e w in-' UdK<? aiiked him to Just an sw er th e | t)on T w enty-four acres u n d er cultl-1 *•«> R ; G ertru d e, i t G e r t r u d e , 8.,
Tw o Stgiilfleant l aets.
busv women prize it as highly as th e te r m onths and releasing it to equal- Questions as asked by thp atto rn ey s. I vatlon. th ree m iles south of O resh- Amy, N., Helen, K., L orna, H. Ted
The V eterans of F oreign W ars, In
yonng folks.
in the hot w eather.
He was then asked if he was a am
wl11 ta k e house and lo t
{5 ’
K - W alter, K., W alter,
’I I Or. ? h a™ “ P » « paym ent.
| K• M<-1
M * ° ’.a n d ; 8 - “ <* Law - session at W ashington, I) C„ voted
The 52 issues of 1921 will be I*n adde|tlonPPto th e ¿ ¿ ¿ p i e t i o n “tthe m em ber _of th e e l a ti o n board.
down by an overw helm ing m a jo ri­
crow ded w ith serial stories, sh o rt controlling dam leakage from th e ,ui l . .
,
,
. ..
Twenty acres, house, b arn and i rence, R, the rem ain d er being on the ty a resolution placing them on
am '
anl a m enibc? of t h e | o, bpr o u t houses In fair condition. I roll of sham e for dep o rtm en t
storie«. ed itorials, poetry, facts and lake a t o t h e r ’ points has been
record ag ain st the prohibition law.
school board, but was not q u ite su re T hirteen acres clear, 2 % m iles west
fun Subscribe now and receive:
stopped.
In a ringing speech, M ajor Gen-
I T he L adles' Aid will m eet at t the
1. T he Y outh’s C om panion— 52 is­
t h e i e r “ ! O ’Ryan, before th e A m erican
P o rtla n d ’s w ater sh o rtag e problem , of n,y position or 1 would have ex- of G resham on Base Line road.
Eight acres, ail u n d er c u ltiv a tio n ; J hom e of Mrs. P. A. Gould next Wed-
W e d -, Legion .................
.U0
sues in 1921.
in New York, ...
denounced th
e
w hich th rea ten e d to cost th e clty le rc lse d m ore a u th o rity , b u t th a t un-
2. All th e rem aining issues of 1920 m illlona,
has
been
solved
for ¡ce rta in ty detained us th ree q u arte rs also five acres w ith one acre clear, nesday aftern o o n , Oct. 27. S p e c ia l1 ..frört to m ake it ap p Ja r t'hat tbe*m en
three tnllea eaBt of O resham , close to ; business is to come before th e m eet-, who served overseas are opposed to
3. T he Com panion Home C alendar $40,000
ing
All m em bers a re urged to b e , p rohibition.
Due in a very larg e m easure to the of an h o u r ,n
P a r te d ." H ere I th e store,
fo r 1921
All th e above for $2.50.
e r;
' o orty
n >' s a " “"- can be sold In two 20- presen t. The hosteas will be aasiat-
4 McCall’s M agazine for 1921. highly
thly efficient m unicipal h ealth bur- again
a *T«ln he
be was asked to Just an sw er
W et candidates for office have
,ra c t* w ,,h fu " iP ” of building ,ed in serving by Mrs. B. L. W alrad. In i n criishlngly defeated In alm ost
The m onthly au th o rity on fashions. eau, also under Mann. P o rtlan d is the a tto r n e y s questions. He was
h
20
acres
T
h
irty
-tig
h
t
acres
Mrs
11
C.
Larson,
Mrs.
C.
M
H
arri-
V «1.50 a year Both publications only r a n d b; :lio f. I n a l governin'
i t , , -
every election
In V erm ont th e w et
T , h ree
Mrs.
O. A. E astm an and Mrs. L can d id ate for governor was o v er­
• 3-6O.
; one of the th ree m ost h ealth y cities
. ' ' , th e voters who did | | u _ nder . cultivation.
,
. m iles from
, | , son
.
,
All
are
cordially
In-
TH E YOVTII’S COMPANION,
in the U nited Staten
not v o te- hp
ri>ey were Mr. and G rerham cloae to A nderson ntation A. Onborne.
whelm ed. In South C arolina, S ena­
Com m onw ealth Av., & St. P aul S t.,' A nother
Institu tio n
reflecting Mrs H H P ra tt. But It was shown 0» K a'acada line
vlted.
to r Sm ith snow ed u nder his oppon-
Boston. M v «
credit to C om m issioner M ann’s abili- later th a t they had discussed th e . ’ P'* ,"nc r7 ’i "ro Ja iH n n
ent.
Elsew here the dry can d id ates
Pet preju d ices pay poor in te rest. are show ing m ore stre n g th th a n
O utlook C om binations
ty and efficiency In t h e n o s i t l o n h e , m . , i
i
.. .
i ,i
. . *' ,u ’
ln A *1 co ndition; h am and
I -7 -
e i n c i e n c y in m e position ne su b je ct the d a y before election but o th e r out houses in fair condition.
O utlook and Y outh'« Com panion, I holds is his ad m in istra tiv e direction
tb e lr best friends have even d ared
had them now, you'd th in k hope for.
$3.59
¡of T he C edars, th e d etention hom e for did not care to ta k e side' in th e m at- Two miles east of O resham on Powell th if e you
good
old
days”
w
ere
bad
old
Dick
A nderson
was
also | VaUey road
O utlook. Y outh's Com panion and I women established as a w ar m< i ___ _1 ter.
Forty acres, 10 acres u nder c n ltl-j days.
LUSTED
M cCall’s M agazine, $4 35.
la n d conducted w ith such «ucccsi th a t nam ed and it was shown he did not
ratio n .
H ouse in good condition.
The Bank of G resham p ay . 5 P«r 1 w e H a i ^ w o ^ “ nd “ ^ « e d t c J J ’pm -
,haVl,” ,
p ro p erty I B ,rn an d c u t houses In fair condl-l
Every once In a w hile you hear o f |
Miss Jean Lent -p en t th
_^e w eek-end
with her p aren ts, .Mr and Mrs. J. B.
cent in te re st on tim e deposits.— Adv. tesston generallv T he plan put Into ' hOu1'’ ' ° ‘P’ H* * aJ* ,hpn
miles so u th east of Gresh- a school boys strik e , b u t it’a n
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operation by Com m issioner Mann H i ’loned as to F C ollins’ and R C. a '" ™
« Or’n' aX '
p
I- h u n g er strik e.
Izent.
.Miss D lantha W eatherw ax has ro­
,<*>
*
iiutn p 1“ EO,m eneann,’‘
« A“ P r,ca’ ‘,,m P"o n ’8 Qualifications to vote He
|n
d
l l you pretend to be som ething ’ tu rn ed to P o rtlan d to resum e h er po-
°r«1er your coal now of P7ket,-om | ■Ivo
bat^ ‘n^
p ean H ties.
expressed
him self as being p o . sitiv
e ; ija
L arge
o th
e r GUlltlUBVR
o u thouses; , 2 0 'you’re
don’t ' be B
su U rp
rised
if peo- *.111(1(1
attic
h l v E h u l v ro offlclfiiif
a n d as
exx / r progres-
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iR U u bam
n i l l a and
im U
llir-r
I e- io», UUII
rpU
M 'll |I
U bookkeeper and atenogra-
T ru ck com pany. Phone
a
. n
/ i
v
of
qualification» a» a acre» of tim ber. R ight m llea from p i e ‘ xpect you to do th in g s you c a n 't pher.
! ib le p u b ic “ rv“ e
g ,
l»<>t«r.
I G resham on th e Bluff road. _ W ill | perform
| Lymai
man Davies Is finishing th e tn-
A gent W anted.
ta k e sm all place In o r close to G resh -|
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' te rio r work of 8. K o n n erth ’s house.
T he Am erican C entral Life Insur-1
i am In trad e as p a rt paym ent.
( o n t r n d o r and B uilder
Mr« Joe L etg h ter and Mr«. Jo h n
N'oexl Your Suit ( lean ed ?
ance com pany w ant a local agent ln i
Cady
sw orn in as a wltne
F or fu rth e r p articu la rs concerning
Iln
located ln G resham and ant Taylor, of F orest Grove, w ere o ver
H ave It F ren ch dry cleaned. Re­
G resham .
E xperience unnecessary.
He was asked if he was a m em ber any of these places, w rite o r phone, j ready to ta k e any w ork In my line Sunday visitors at the J. H. Weeks*
H elp given beginners. W rite L. D. I pairing neatly done. T ailoring for of th e school board and If he was
KARL J. HAGBERO,
.L o n g experience W ork g u a ra n tee d . home.
P etty jo h n . 719 Dekum B ld g , P o r t- ! ladles and men.
a a
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G resham , Oregon.
, Let me bid on your work. P hone 327.
Ora Baker and family have moved
land, O regon.— Adv.
*
P E T E R LENARD, T ailor.
p resen t a t th e election. He answ ered , — x d „
Phone 1445» L J. W inter.
to S pringdale.
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