GRESHAM
ERMONT HAS PAIR OF OLDEST SENATORS
OUTLOOK.
TROUTDALE
TUESDAY, JA N U A R Y
11.
1221
PAGE THREE
FREEZING METHOD A
BOON TO BERRY GROWERS
It is hoped th a t Uncle Sam is bet-
, te r on th e long h au l th a n th e sh o rt
Continued from Page 1.
i haul In th e way of delivering m ail,
for surely th ere is a noticeable slow ­ shipped from P o rtlan d , Oregon, to
ness on a certain ro u te over th is way. New York City in pre-cooled, iced re­
¡On M onday, December 27, 1920, your
correspondent sen t a le tte r to the frig e ra to r cars a n d th e co u ten ts of
Outlook giving an account of the the b arrels is still a solid cake of ice
C hristinas tre e exercises and o th e r and can be placed again in cold sto r­
m utters of in te rest, in tim e to appear age to be w orked up at th e conven­
(in th e first issue a fte r C hristm as, and
! at th is w ritin g Ja n u a ry 6, 1921, it ience of th e buyer, o r th e product
lias not come back to m e in printed I can be loaded on board ship and car-
form . was delivered too late for Tues- ried to any p art of th e globe in the
day's paper, an d F rid a y 's p aper has bhlp3 cold gU
roolll
S o *yo,j
not got aro u n d yet, no m ail a t all th is !
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W ednesday. H ere goes an o th e r batch, "et
11 8 Plan w hat was a perlsh-
hope 1 sh all see them again before ;‘ble product th a t would not keep to
they a re old an d grey. G resham is i exceed 24 hours is saved for an in-
an easy 20-m lnute drive from Trout-1 definite tlm e. c h e rrie s as well as all
kinds of berries aré handled Jn this
The P aren t-T each er circle m eets
next week F rid ay , th e 14th, in stead of i economical way.
The economy of th is plan of hand-
th is week as m entioned before. In
th e aftern o o n a t th e schoolhouse.
| ling sm all fru its will com pel its adop­
The T ro u td ale L adies’ Aid society tion. T he saving of lab o r as com ­
There are many ways of at- same age. They are. Senatoi
met with Mrs. H erb ert Bradley, W ed­ pared w ith canning is fully 90 per
icting attention, but Vermont William P Dillingham and Sena­
nesday, w ith a goodly n um ber pres-
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as a way. all her own. Beth tor Carroll S. Page, the latter also
ent, including several visitors. A very i c e n t' * 16 cos*
*“ e b arrel as coni-
>r senators claim the distinction boasts that he is the bnly great­
pl^asant aftern o o n was enjoyed b y 1 pared w ith tin cans is n ot to exceed
being the two oldest men in grandfather in the Senate They
those present. By m otion th e Aid 25 per cent and th e b arrel has a
atw
vl
e U. 8. Senate and both are the were born in IS43.
decided to go on record as protest- • salvage v a l u e a f t e r t h e f n . i t <« r e
ing against th e change of th e nam e
' dlUe ttfter
fru lt U
, .— m ethods
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u n l e s s it he nioved.
ar ade
can intg,
be added
ful
p in
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son- ! of „ the
J * Sandv
a ^ y boulevard
yb^ d
, he fru 1 it he is su g m
Jam, when
jelly,
FARMER S WEEK
ing th em At the close of his address ,a r Aid m eeting now a silver tea is juice, soda fo untain sy ru p o r pie and
BflONEY is a sure friend. When it is in our bank it will
ATTENDANCE GOOD a n um b er of farm ers expressed a d e - ; given ad ding to th e sociability and thp eogt of eouiDment for co]d « t o r -
answer to your call when all other friends fail you.
sire to e n te r a cam paign against g ray ; replenishing
th e
trea su ry .
Mrs
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diggers field mice etc
Bradley, assisted
by Mrs. Wm “ KP and o p eratin g expense is so much
If you want to lose a friend, either BORROW money from
super-phosphates seem s to have a
Spence anil Mrs. W iley R ichardson, j 1««« th an for canning th a t It is su re
him or LEND money to him.
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served
delicious
refresh
m
en
ts.
to become a popular plan.
very beneficial effect on the young
C ontractor and B u ild er
Mr and Mrs. M orris McGinnis and
This m ethod of m ark etin g opens
clover plants and also on grain crops.
If you want to MAKE a friend, bank your money; it will
H ave located in G resham and am children are visiting friends in south- up a world m ark et. T here are h u n ­
serve
you when you need it.
Mr. Salzman Is carrying on th is ex­
ready to ta k e any w ork in my line lern Oregon.
perim en t work u nder th e direction of Long experience. W ork g u aran teed .
D. J. H ays, of H alsey, is visiting dreds of w holesale g ro cers in this
Try
it.
th e Oregon A gricultural college and Let me bid on your work. Phone 327 at the hom e of his d au g h ter, Mrs. D co untry who will p u t up th e ir own
L. J. W inter.
H. Nash.
brands of sm all fru its u n d er th eir
th e county ag e n t's office.
We invite YOUR Banking Business.
E lm er Seaton, nephew of J. L own labels a t a profit. They are in
I. N. G abrielson, F ederal Rodent
Rockwell, n ear th e Base L ine road, th e m arket now.
Need Your Suit C leaned?
C ontrol Specialist, spoke in th e a f te r ­
was m
Have it F rench dry cleaned. R e - ,.,
. arried
. . . to Miss Osea Jones on
noon. He described the h ab it of th e
Then th e re is the pie foundry. M ori ‘
pairing
neatly
done.
T
ailoring
fo
r
a ? 5 j *1« 8.1? They
various rodents th a t are found in
a re residing w ith Mr. and Mrs. Rock­ folks have a n a tu ra l ap p e tite for pie
, ladles and men.
well. W ednesday evening a crowd and those th a t haven’t, can acquire it
th is section and told of th e success-
PETER LENARD. Tailor.
A. F . M ILLER. P resid en t
K. A. MILLER, C ashier
of neighboring young people seden- The pie man hails this freezing m eth-
aded them .
. ... . .. . . .
W. K. M ARKELL, V ice P res.
M. R. SH IPL E Y , A sst. C ashier
od with delight as he can m ake berry
pies
any
day
In
th
e
year.
And
w
hile
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POWELL VALLEY
we are on th e pie p a rt of th is them e Treasury W ill P rovide .$1 and #25
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Savings Securities to M eet Dem and,
Rev. N. B. H anson, a m issionary did
you know th a t they a re using au-
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th e
S K , 2 2 s,
from China, will speak at the L u th -i
eran church W ednesday e v e n in g .!
Rev. Mr. H anson will have a very in ­ larg e cities th a t tu rn o ut 1800 pies In 1921. They are a $1 T re a s u ry '
te restin g m essage for th e people of per hour, all th e work being done by I Savings stam p and a $25 T reasury
Electrical Wiring of all kinds.
th is com m unity and a good a tte n d ­ m achinery except ta k in g th e stem s i’av *nK? certificate. T he decision to l
Motors
Repaired. Agent for
.
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issue
these
securities
comes
as
a
re-
1
ance is desired.
off th e ch erries and they a re ju st like guIt of th e HavlngB cam paign carried
the Western Electric Farm
T he L u th eran L adies' Aid society those th a t m o th er used to m ake if the on by th e trea su ry d ep artm en t during
will m eet at the hom e of Miss Ellen
Lighting Plants. Edison Co.
Unis T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , Jan . 13. sam e fo rm u la Is followed. Ilut 1 f ? tle present year In Industrial plants
A cordial in v itatio n is extended to all ) m o th er p refers to m ake th e pies she [th ro u g h o u t the country. T his cant-, Appliances. Heaters. Fixtures.
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paign has d em onstrated th a t work 1
to be present.
lean
send Mary
to the sto re . for a pail
a $1 u n it for saving and th a t)
All work guaranteed to pass
Mr. and Mrs. B ert Olsen e n te r - , of frozen berries,
they also are seeking an In v estm en t' Inspection by the Board of Fire
tnined at d in n e r Sunday. Rev. a n d , The color and flavor of well security of th e $25 denom ination.
Underwriters.
Mrs. J. T ruedson, F ra n k S tattanson ,
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The new $1 Savings Stam p will be
and fam ily and Mrs. Em elle John-
fru it '« n ot Injured a particle b rig
h t red In color Im printed on green I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
son.
| by th e freezing m ethod. T he con- tin t and will bear th e head of Alex­
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
T he an n u al m eeting of th e L u th er sum ption of fru it Juices as a beverage an d er H am ilton. This is th e first J
P h on e 81
League will be held at the L u th eran 1 is increasing very fast, also th e fru it tim e th at the first S ecretary of the
ri'i'n ?1’« Sun,Iay’ Ja llu a ry 16- The su n d ea Is very p opular and A rm our T reasury has been fittingly honored j
FRED
L.
BOURNE, Prop.
reg u lar program will be given and „
.. . by having his p o rtra it on a g o v ern ­
th e su it
th e an n u al business of th e L e a g u e |* Com pany s trav e lle r tells me th a t ment savings security.
Powell St. next to Brow n’s M arket
th e m ost p o p u lar is th e C u th b ert
will be tran sacted
The new $25 savings certificate will ,
A n u m b er of m em bers of th e raspberry, and it grow s h ere as nat- he sim ilar In design and term s to the _
L u th eran church gave a welcome u rally as th e fern. W hat th is te rr i­ T reasury Savings certificates of $100
p arty to .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Carl- tory needs Is 2000 acres m ore berries and $1000 m a tu rity value, although ,
of different color.
son of O rient who recently arrived
T he 25-cent th rift stam p an d the |
from A berdeen.
T he C arlsons are and a cold sto rag e capacity to hold
living on w hat is know n as th e H ar­ 20,000 b arrels and we can employ $5 savings stam p have obtained so
rison place.
5 00 people th e year round a t good stro n g a foothold In th e schools of
Mrs M yrtle A nderson en tertain ed wages m ak in g jam , juice and jelly th e nation th a t th e ir Issue will be
Delivered Any Place
the L u th e r League choir and o th er and have a w eekly payroll of $5000. continued In 1921, not only to cn-1
courage saving and wise Investm ent,
friends at h e r hom e S aturday even­
ing. A m ost d elig h tfu l evening was Will we g rasp the o p p o rtu n ity o r let but also to give Am erican youth the ' GENERAL TRUCK
enjoyed.
it pass? W hy not cooperate? O ur | o p p o rtu n ity of becoming an active
SERVICE—2 TRUCKS
p a rtn e r In th e g re a t business of his !
C ooperative Berry G row ers associa or h er national governm ent. This
PLEASANT VALLEY
tion Is growing. We have 110 mem-1 should go far to create hab its of tl
hers. L et’s grow berries to pay o u r nanclal stren g th and practical patri
T ro u td ale, Ois-gon
P leasan t Valley com m unity clu b ,
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,
otlsm th ro u g h o u t th e nation.
i
P h on e Gri'slinm 8-41»
will hold its weekly m eeting a t t h e , ' ' a r
We can do It If
T he 1921 savings stam p of $5 m a­
grange hall F rid ay evening, Ja n u ary «t<’P building m ore w ar ships.
t u r i t y value will be la rg e r In size
14. Com m unity w orkers from P o rt-j
D. E. TOWLE
than the 1920 Issue, will be o ran g e '
lan d will ad d ress th is m eeting. Ev- ,
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In color and will hear th e p o rtra it i SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
erybody is urged to atten d .
head
of Lincoln.
15 Years Experience
G am e Laws F av o r Bird T reaties.
FR E D It. JONES
The
to
tal
n
um
ber
of
gam
e
laws
en
­
LUSTED
D entistry inado painless by nerve
acted In 1920 probably will not ex-
Piano
Tuning
and Repairing
The P aren t-T each er circle of th e ICPod 60' w hlrh ,s Bhou, norm al for blocking methods. Try It. Dr. C. P. |
O rder at Outlook
i i.
vi , in i
$ i .
‘even years, when only a few states Johnson, f ill Morgan Bldg., P o rt-i PRICE Leave
$:t.no
Phone 701
Lusted school will hold a basket so- hoId iPg,ulaflve SPBBionB.
th e Iawg land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
cial at th e school on F rid a y evening, enacted f u rth e r progress was made
Ja n u a ry 14, In connection with Its along th e line of harm onizing sta te
FLORENCE M. HONEY
CARPENTER
re g u la r m onthly m eeting. All are In- ^ r is la tio n w ith th e m ig rato ry bird
AND CABINET SHOP
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¡tre aty act regulations.
Piano, Harmony
ei o a tend.
Thp n|ORt Im p o rtan t changes affect-
<'nnlriu tIng and B uilding
H ours: 11. a m. to 6 p m Monday,
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ing big gam e were In New York and
F u rn itu re Marie or R epaired.
T uesday, 'Thursday and Friday.
CARPENTER
LICENSED ELECTRICIAN
“ K idded by E x p erts.’'
Quebec.
New York re-enacted the
S tu d io, F irst S tate Rank Hldg.
J.
A.
BUSHONG
Septic Tanks
Wiring for Light
''S cram bled eggs,” ordered a cuh - buck law and lim ited th e h u n te r to
West T hird S treet
G resham
F irst S tre e t G resham
Built
and Power
to m er in a city m arket re sta u ra n t, one buck a season. The deer season
PHONE 544
Phone 681
'
Milk
to
a
st,”
m
urm
ured
his
com
pau-
was
also
modified
In
several
locall-
Jack Screws
National Mazda
ion, who was not feeling well.
ties.
In Quebec the season
was
for Rent
Lamps
“ Scram ble two and a g raveyard sh o rten ed 19 days on deer and bull
stew ,” san g o ut th e w aitress w ith the moose, except In four countries, and
T itian h air.
50 days on caribou.
"H e re ,” corrected th e second man,
L egislation of far-reach in g Import-
"I w ant m ilk to a st."
i ance looking to the p reservation of
“ You 11 get It, Buddy,” replied th e quail and o th e r upland gam e birds
E xtensive alteratio n s have been m ade at o u r F irst and Alder
girl.
“ T h a t’s w hat they call milk included an act of congress, approved
S treets P assenger Station and much b e tte r accom m odations have
'to a s t down In P ittsb u rg h w here I December 18, 1919, p ro h ib itin g the
been provided for o u r p atrons.
w orked."
¡sale of upland gam e birds In th e dis-
The two custom ers held a confer- trlc t of Colum bia and an act in Mary-
This building Is now being used exclusively by us and, In ad d i­
ence and decided to "p u t one over" on land pro h ib itin g th e sale of quail,
tion to th e tick et office, lost articles' b ureau and express office, we
the “ fre th young th in g ” from P itts­ rutiled grouse. Introduced pheasant,
burgh. T he first one w anted a glass and wild tu rk ey In th a t state.
have Installed an "E L E C T R IC STORE,” w here Mazda lam ps and
of milk and the second a cup of black
electrical
appliances may be purchased, applications m ade for elec­
coffee.
“ P rom ote th e Ju n ior Cat."
tric lig h t and power, and w here light und power bills may be palif.
W hen th e g irl appeared to p u t a
Inasm uch as ratH did much d am ­
"set up" of re sta u ra n t a rtille ry In age to his papers, a H indu clerk,
T his will m ake It possible for o u r p atro n s to tra n sa c t such m a t­
fro n t of th e men th e second man gave who was In charge of th e official doc­
ters of business with o u r Com pany w ithout going up-town to o u r
the follow ing o rd er:
"A b ottle of um ents In one of the m ore rem ote
main offices In the E lectric building, and you will receive the sam e
lacteal flnld for my friend and scu ttle Indian towns obtained perm ission to
courteous and atten tiv e service.
of Jav a w ith no sea foam fo r m e."
keep two cats, th e la rg e r of which
"C halk one a n ’ a d ip p er of in k ,” -was to receive som ew hat b e tte r ra ­
shouted th e girl. She d id n ’t even tions than th e o th er. A few weeks
grin.
la te r th e head office a t Delhi received
th is dispatch:
U n i t a F«‘I1 o h .
“ I have th e honor to inform you
The co u n try p a sto r m ade it a point th a t th e sen io r cat Is ab sen t w ithout
to welcome any stra n g e r cordially. leave. W hat shall I d o ?”
One evening a Swedish girl, em ployed
To th is problem th e office vouch-
as a dom estic in one of th e fa sh io n -!
nô'”rep'ly
A fter w aiting a few |
able homes, was present. The min- dayR thp H1ndu ¿¿n't"off T p m p o s a ï
later welcomed her to th e church and I « jn re absentee cat I propose to
expressed th e hope th a t she would be 1 prom ote Junior cat and In th e m ean­
a re g u la r a tte n d a n t. F in ally he said tim e to ta k e Into governm ent service ’
Cor. P ow ell ami Maple
th a t if sh e would .. be at . hom
2 2 5 Ash Street
. e some
, . i a p ro b atio n er cat on full ratio n s.” ,
G resham
evening d u rin g th e week he would _ p „ r t | an(i orpgonlun.
P ortland
call.
851
Btlwy. 2 0 8 2
Main S treet
GRESHAM
Phone 881
" T ’ank you.” she m um ured
Keep In style, Try one of those
GBO. D1KTL. Prop.
"classy-fled” ads
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Bank of Gresham
S P E C IA L
Gresham Electric Co.
Heavy wool mixed Logger’s sox, now . $ .50
Medium .weight mixed wool sox.............. 35
Men’s heavy fleeced union suits........ 2.35
Men’s heavy fleeced shirts and drawers 1.35
Boys’ heavy gray fleeced union suits, all
sizes, 6 years to 16 y ears................. 1.48
Women’s union suits, fleec'ed, winter
weight, low neck, wing sleeves, now 1.65
Women’s heavy fleeced union suits, high
neck, long sleeves, now ................... 2.10
A Full Line of Rubber Boots and Shoes
for Men, Women and Children
WOOD, COAL,
HAY, FEED
LEE EVANS
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
Tel. 96x — Electric Building — Main St.
Frank C. Jones & Co.
Frank C. Jones
Floyd L. Mack
CASH
NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS
PAID
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
E. BAUMANN,
Gresham
Phone 901
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
COAL
WOOD
Ekstrom Truck Service
A Truck for Every Kind of Work
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET